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with loan or no loan farmer must control own farmforums it there enough farm credit in other word should loan be raftler to get thl waj th topic tarn komm kroup had before them for du misalon and judging by the num ber of reporta it proved ver inter est in g the article on farm credit m forum guide alate that farmer need long term credit for buylmj and imprountf land and intermed ime or hort term credit fir hulld inen equipment and farming oper ation young people vv4io wnist to tfart farming nnd immicnant sctth r etspeclallv must depend on credit therefore the first queition viut ho vou think cnonjrti farm credit is available now lb three reports there wis n dlv ersion of opinion ine flroup fel there wa- enoujrh credit while nn other croup in the simo foi um thought there wis not tnoujrb the croup which thought there was i nouch cive ns their reason it is not v he to net in o deb 1 1 d cpv mother group stntvi if a ounc man wen willing to start with hordes tn end of trnctors there would be enough but if ht wants to start moderri thi re li not enoujrh six forums were npreed thi ie um enouch credit forn mans own rood nnd yet another thought more information should be available as 1o the mean of securing loarut four fonimt tate there in enoufih but inserted an if one mi ted there i plentv of short term credit but not enough long term but to bet either ou need back in e a yountf man with limited capital need credit a stock and imple ments are costlv even if on t rent ed farm the accond queatlon waj have ou any uqieatlons to mak foi improving credit servicer for farm- crt answers included 1 amall- er rate of interest charged in long term loans 3 a scheme similar to veterans land act foi chilian an main voting men now are will- in to farm but who were not ot as fr wir services iti raise the loan maximum from a6m to v10 000 nnd 1i per cent on 2s venr period with mnxtmum rate of 3 per cent on of he r i4 first three ears w ithoiit principal iitur that torn pukorv innuallv is one group- pointtd out it was not wise to make it loo c isv for voting farmer un li ss the w r gimiinelv interested nnd proved themsckci worthv of issu- inner thi third qiustion w it 1itn i mi suj mtd th it wh n 1 tr1 mills in made to ht ip voting fir nit rs nt stnhtd the undm tk nt sh mild upt rv lit thi f n n pliuniiik hit do ou think ll but thi i e wt it opp vm d to xssuitance from it tiding l n i n it tintb to 10b n ftmui of hi- wn mitniivi ibi u ds 1 1 dis c in ik imnt in too clqs supir vis m ti rids to sour i voting mm w hi reus if he needs ndv ice the m icu unl riprisi ntitive is will is i piru neid m ighbors are i ulibli where one can seek ndvi tf neded id if i farmer has to hnv e suptn ision he mn as well work for someone tlse loan or no loin i farmer should hnv e full control of his own farm lending agencies mi hivc men with less experience and less knowledge of farming than the men th v an dic tating too majority against production increase on canadian farms farm radio forum re opened the 1052 season with the topic for dis cuxxion being should we increase production the guide intro cfuced the topic bv suggesting we go on k trip around the world in a rocket ship he in id vou would be shocked to see that most of the people in the world are poor the do not have enough food to eat or enough clothes to wear you would see there n much suffering and s cknets because of lack of enough food and the other necessities of life the firm question was do ou think increased production of food and manufactured goods in nil parts of the world would be a good thing or not for the canndian far i mer gue reasons four reports signified the were in favour of increased production as thej claimed what helps one nation helps all raises tht morals of the people tends to ypromotc world peace increases trade among nations raises the standard of liv ing and provides more purchasing power i the lord makes us stewards of the land and it is i ur dutv to do our best with it health and weather permitting v t do not think canada will iir have to a port anv great amount of agncul j tural products as our great north i headquarters for complete goodear tire sales and service land opens up it w ill lncrcise our home demand six reports stated that increased production u ould not be a good thing for the canadian farmer nnd their reasons it would create a greater surplus in this countrv and we are not able to export the sur plus we now have we first need a btttcr means of distribution the marketing conditions of farm pro duce are not up to a high enough standard in canada to compete w ith countries of high population when wages are low tw o reports w ere in fa our of increased production prov iding we can hav e a guarnnteed mnrket either for cash or trade but unkss we do we need not produce more o our markets here in canndn are full farmers need a reasonable margin for their labour and this cannot be assured w uhout a de pendablc internationil market teaching backw ard countries to produce more would htlp the world food situation the second question experience in the past has shown that food surplus develops from time to time how do ou think thi problem of surplus could be solved long with incnased production should go measurt s to improv e marketing and distribution meth ods trade restrictions such as tariffs should be reduced moxt in ternntional commoditv agreements like the international w heat agree ment be drawn up to tnsun mar kets for basic commodities and an international commoditv clearing house be set up whenbv surpluses ci uld be mov ed w hen and wht re nceded it was suggested that tht quan titv of war material being supplied i gratis to certain countries be re duccd and that food be sent in sttad communists get a foothold in countriea where the people are hungrv and the standard of living is low a world food bank to dis tribute surpluses to needv count rus was suggested over 1300 readers borrow books from the shelves of thi acton public library the library s 6 500 books are housed in the ground floor room of the ymca built especially for it librarian mrs isabelle watson has two assistants who help htr dispense books to members from acton neuby villages ctnd the surround nq countryside acton s circulation compares yory favourably with other towns mrs witson reports 30 first editions 1850 papers hobnob wi latest a library anvom whi u i i tup to tht with i sm ill irint fiom tin m acton i ibi irv stttlis dow n foi t i 1 1 mm nt totiilhd 4 jll to vp ml ft i lood tfttiuoons n uiiiik with flui books and most of this wnt foi phv in st iuh of tin wtsttrn jjinmiu book sm or in the nkt of tht in 10si howtvtr tht town uiistd lrlstn bv cut snidtr will b its want nnd ngnin with the ltnding one of tht libi nrv s fust government s frnctionftl aid 1 00 1 editions both of whtch are worth was invtsted in education nnd en nn estimated 30 and both books ttrtnlnnunt in thi form of books are on tht shtlvis imonk tht 000 over 8tm wen purchased nlto odd othtn thnt mnke up the divcr gelhcr slfied store in the locnl librnrv the government rrnnts begin the books which wen tht mostjwhtn the town lrnnt amounts to ixpensivt whtn first purchased nn so cents pt r capita of the town h g wells crtitlook of hlstor lopulntlon and raises with tht which cost 12 nnd h g law tovjn grant it nets stven tillnrs of wisdom i mrs r d graham wns among which was priced nt 11 whin the earliest librarian in ltfl6 mrs first published watson started as assistant to mlhs contristlne the manv books pur- lettle scott nowt mrs tir john chased bv the librarians and lib son waterloo librarian before rarj board committee through 54 that was miss ethel colcmnn now cars are many which were donat- mrs rolston brown of alto mrs ed by private citizens for wider watson dispensed books till 1m2 reading audience some of thee and then started again in im8 as old books are still on the shelves sistants since that time have been but many have been sold or bion mlss la scott now of witcrloo to the acton scouts in their col miss marv chnlmt n now of to during bus shopping davs pre pare foods ahead of lime a gtla tihr containuig cubed cooked met grated carrots and cabbage mij be wrved as a main course atin o ho iup makes a nne first course thompson motors e phead optometrist eym faiwl scunttfiully glasses ritted gueiph u bt ohc1 m piionz us tuitlliliil m tmh phone 6 ltctions of paper renders arc bv no mi ins n select circle picture books are taken out to be nad to pre school ers and the public school children i spend regular mondnv or wtdnts dn ifttrnoons looking for good stories books for children taken out total from 300 to 400 everv week the oldest reader u uuly robert lowne of acton also holding acton librnrv enrds are manv from rockw ood eden mills ospnnge and the surrcvynd inp countrjside whe re books are good companions on longer winter countrv nights and the evenings seem longer in town in tht winter too for librarian mrs isabelle wat son said there is a marked increase in reading during the cold months and w hat do people rt ad of courst most allot a good percentage of tht ir three books i twp to fie tion trnvel nnd biographv and the latest books are alwis in demand for those with questions there are dictiomrus nnd t ncvcloptdn vol umes om section of the hbrarv con tains useful botks on photoruphv fishing wtavmg wood finishing upholstering carpentrv lardenink nnd house decorating but tht t books fall sadlv behind fiction ind childrtns books in populint mrs wilson who studies librarj n ports statt s that acton has a vtr good circulation for a town its sue ov t r 16 000 btx ks w t re borrowxd during 1051 books arv from ones like go west oung bear for tht chijdrm to the ver lattst novtls just arru ed 100 of niw books is tht lattt addition which includes dm eusttrs bv paul brickhlll clos ing he ring bv winston chur hill the greatest s ory ever written by fulton ourlt r ronto miss helt n lamb now of alberta and miss madge chapman acton library board chair man is rev r h armstrong other members of the present board are the mayor charles leather land charles kirkness frank mcintosh garnet aacken zie and the secretary treasurer e m schroeder tne first library board met on april fool s day 1898 medont wav bv ktnntth m acton beginning this month is anothtr assistant mrs stan nor ton miss chapman belan about 10 wars afco the pnst nt hbrarv board ap i ointed bv council and the school txiurd is htadid bv rev r h armstrong the mavor is auto 1p maticullv on the committee with charles leatherland charles kirk neil wells and tht ris and fall m frank mcintosh gamet mc of hermann gtn nne bv l uli frrechauer and fir th s hi d liki sonu intt rt stink id rtadini tht rt ait ll the editu ns if the illustratd niws from 1kv until 1902 this w t n len tu tht librurv bv mur id nash r armt r it was hi to wh d natd tt t nine busts that kivi trw librnrv a httrarv air m least tht mod is tf svn whij wtn fam us writirs ir viii th air mih rr thillrr pant dick n shiki part l n frllow and g ethe kin rdwarii ii and lord safsburv dun t look it if pluct an nj tt vi i rs arrt porti though on aj nl fill di of i8iw1 a ki p t f k nth n t n pre v ed thi m lvts no h is as tht ht id th first nirlin tht itn library bird lirv jf milachlin hi v j k goddi n h macphers n ree v r pcari n john camt rt n t p moore und h p memre born e rd ko0 f r bo ki f n m th nm n council has be n giving grunts tt the hbrarv cvr mct although lat veari resulutt in tin n ost brirxit for readers in ltf the town trafll poets corner the annivkrsary of robert burns one more comi round the glod mime hour whin all who feel the wtimome power of scotland h most beloved son who pilihtsi t ii life was wiu be gun mt i uft foi nil succeeding tint an lurltagt supremely fine iu liteiiiry ritnw and truth loi ipeninl aujltu ardent jouth whin seottkh pt oph mar aid far pnv tiomngi to tht ir nations star his ihvmts in i tad hbe songji are mint wht n i i is hi ud the mntlur tonmit farm need capital too thafc whiy so nuny lrmrs ihlav saving accounh mn b of m though lowk beiiu and humbh bn hi nnnie to st ot nnd seotl in i brhi s a jn it r honm than is shed hv ill tht grnulitir of her klngi tin k nnis of his gn it desire to fin the pnik of nature s ire inpiitd in nun 1 vesl fnteloms 11 un i titvetl onlv fiiindships hijli 11 wi tt iiid sing of inmmon things of i vt md lift iml worsluppi g ii runs with ill intiiiig art h mis e ho in t u h nohh h n t funning is a biwhirui 11v wuo mvt to prophecy abenil you can t look ahead and say thi u tfolng te be a gmul year or thli wont lie so gmwl the weather and ptr- ket ctindituum ahd many other fae- tum influence thi farmer a profit riuht up in the laat tint i whv the fur slglited far mer pinna hu flnnnre oa eorefetuy ay he plans hu cropjj when things nn going well he seti ajilite as nuehtuheehntvfhlpvflbt whli whieh to buv in due course more livttmk or fitter tiilpnitnl in i mode inut his funn or he kee vi tin uoni is a re si rv tu 1 i un t i nu rcncle it ill utils up to thi rtcoiiiumm thu farming needa capltaj too one of the bd wayri to build auth eapftnr im to eittabltsb a awing becount at the flank of montn al whtm proklure eheqiftc are nel twedeel for unnwdltfor ejepenjttfa the u no better place for them than a h of m yavlnga aceount pay it rail smut oti gtordon oder nuoioker ef the local branch from hu many vt urs experience he can give vou helpful advice nn the bt wnv to io nhoul vour farm 1rt- iine ing 4 mm 1 ion ht ikm tttnrrtntrtnjrplntirrmnftt upto elnti nnd t ompi t la nsiv i in lurope is to hi built at wingi worth nt nr c hist i fit id it will iiirlhnii mint than inillimtonv of teml n vinr and putliui mil lion t ns of i dui tin km oills i in ml it ninth i st ii iiiim i m inv miniorv imhinlttl stilt inv thouiht mnnu t on the rhvines f rob rt bums tin v thus stotiis s ms whtn fart bv i isii rn pilm or wtstirn pin oiu t mot i w ill fondlv think of avr and him who sang of auld larg svnt murmv mccheyne colea acton mnnufncturers in cnnada earn less thin 7 pi r ct nt on the jnle price of their goods wa i i d a d t d c 6fh lrtftl rtotk allr ar cl j of wallpapers to ciw from in wttm onlatlo pa i iit t soma of th wor popular bmnd of a i n i 2l nationally advartliaej paints cartld in ttock books slclionsry suppll toys kennedys book store 25 wyndhum st 6ulph angus knndy prop ktnzit and e m schroedtr the eeretarv trasun r with a oommittii thi librariani i boost imh ks tach vtir w ithin thi ir rant quit in t p nt nn was thi n i v n tht librarv li tht m c a tn 1974 w h n a room had in built tspeeiallv or it with cartofis i f book to be placed nl i phabeticallv mrs uatson worked dav and night i sevtral nt u shtlvis hivi bet n addtd sinct tht n and the w holt nn ni was rectntlv hout cleaned and tht rt s nt think in iikht bu pri kress at tht library wht re tht prt t nt mt mt rship mjtching thi tjuanlitj and ipialitv uf books is tht bet tvlr ror the 1m0 btriks ht rr an vt r lt50 libary mem ber ovrr a third f thi ton popula ion 10000 revolutions per minute demand skilful care out of the tail pipe roars a fiery blast of air to rocket a vampire through the sky at sizzling speeds the impelling jet is generated by the turbine blades of an engine which spin at oter 10 ooo rrvolu uons per minute new air force engines are built to do things unheard of een ten years ago the precision found in a jet engine is a mechanic s dream tolerances of more than 0002 inch are prohibited yet the era of jet engines has ust begun if you are mechanically minded here is your opportunity to get in on the ground floor the air force will give you a complete and thorough trade training in et engines be an aeroengine technician in the r c a f serve canada and learn a aluable trade you can stort yourfhaining now as an aero ihgine tichnleisn in the rcaf other trades okn inoude air frame armament radio radar instrument slhthy wifr u iot grf i r m tabw pa in at in j tulmary hort cm scatlrr a few peppermint pat li o a frthl bakrd cake and j return it a marrn oven for a fru minu un il tht patticv melt and form an icing owr the cake rcaf tu aa uajh wiwhi ar rout uuatn lawtoaiua tuueoueou i bf a miimvi i nit j itil ray ml tmnu rkanr rauis i m mtt i mt lni jmll prlumlmri rm3dm i 4wslmmlrimrmmlnmjpmmgmf si llu im tl kc if nam puu pri hiua nj strut addriss j otv provincl hhjcatton ta j r agt