Demands For Laoour Rose Faster In July Than In '54
OTTAWA (GP)-Unernpiyment sonttnusdtodeciineinJulyasde- mantis for labor rose at a faster rate than in 1&4. the bureau of statistics reported today.
The bureau's monthly labor sur- vey estimated 150,000 persons were jobless and seeking work in the week ended July 23. compared with 157,000 a month earlier and 172,- 090 in the corresponding week of
separate figures issued at the same time by the labor depart- men showed 2l1.280 unfilled job sppiicaiions on file at National
Employment Service offices at July 21. This was a decline of 40,656 from the June 16 figure of 251,936 and a drop of 52.134 from am July n. 1954, total of 263,514. STUDENT INFLUX
The bureau said its labor survey lound that a seasonal influx of students and other part-time work- ers helped boost the labor force almost to the same extent as em
I O Leary on and Mrs. Edmond Peters
and family of Borden are spend- ing their vacation with relatives
and friends in O'Leary and vici- nity. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Boates.
O'Leary, were visitors to Sum- niei-side recently. where they vis- lied their daughter Mrs. Elmo Cmzier in the Prince County Hospital.
Miss Jean Reilly, who has been gmployed in Sussex. N B., has returned to her home in 0'Leary
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Small- man and farnily.Quebec, are vis- iting with relatives and friends in 0'Leary. Locke Road and Brook- yon.
MI'. and Mrs. Charles Yeo.whc have been residing in Toronto for some time, are visiting with their son and daughter-n-law. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Road.
Miss Betty MacKinnon. O'- Leary. has A d the '” as teacher of Mt. Royal School. We wish Betty srvery success. as this is her first school.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jelley. n'banry and Mr. and Mrs. James Burlelgh and family. Ellerslie, have returned from a trip to Nova scotla. where they visited relatives mid friands hi Tniro. Amherst. and other places. They especially enjoyed a visit with Rev. Mr. Peacock. I former Baptist minister of Knuteford Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Palmer and family. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harris. O'I.eary. motored to Charlottetown to at-
land the Old Home Week on Wed- 0
ncsday.
Mr and Mrs. Peter MacDon- aid of Rumford. Mains wcs ra- feni visitors to Ulaaary and vic- nily. i
The Messrs. Hillard Mackin- non. Ewan Wallace and Misses Eunice and Mary MacNaoght are receiving congratulations h pass- ing thdr Grade XI exams at the 0'Lcary school.
Mr. and Mrs. Aitred Milligan sad family of Dartmouth. N. I.. are visiting with relatives and friends h 0'I.sary ad vicinity when Icy will spend a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Mac- Nevin, st. Elcanors. were recent visitors to 0'Leary, guests of Mr. and Mrs. ldscl Dulnvills.
Master Douglas Smith is visit- ing with his grandparen , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith in West Point during his school holidays.
Mr. Robert Frluell. medical at d at Dalhouac University in Halifax. is spending his vacation
piuyment increased. i
"Unemployment hereior ped only slightly. a usual rence at this time of th- it said.
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worked full time-35 hours or more-in the survey week. com- pared wltli 4.60l.000a ier. The total was 205.000 less tho the June figure of 4,996,000 full- tirne workers. but the number of full-time workers on vacation rose to 445.000 in July from 53,000 a monthe arlier ALL GROUPS SE
The bureau sad all major in- dustry groups had higher employ-l merit during July. with increases of 108,000 in farming and 22.000
moderate gains in forestry, min- ing. manufacturing. construction and trade industries.
"Labor requirements and avail-
able supply were in better balance
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Fnmore
lilrs. Lesiic Nuye. and daughiei Ruth from Larrytown. New York,l with Mrs. Dale Simonds and two daughte ., Linda and Sara of South Portland, Maine are visiting
than at any time during the last .irop- four years," it reported.
ear.” employment service figures of un- filled job applications were lower
It reported 4.791.000 pL'l'S0l.'iS. than 'une in every region. Regional 83.5 per cent of the labor force, totals for Jilly 21. with June 16
yeare arl- 65.230 70.77
in non-farm industries. There were u,
The labor department said its
figures in brackets: Atlantic 25.746 36.688; Quebec 5.
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In Memoriam
MI. JOIN WAIIIN
The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital on June 6, 1056 of John Warren of Albany II III! 35'-II ye.-
ln failing health for I Ihort time, his sudden passing came as a shock to his family and friends.
The late Mr. Warren was born at Albany in 1070 and lived there all his life. He was a successful farmer and was married to the former Dora Evans of Norboro al-; most 60 years ago. A faithful friend, he will be missed. especi- ally in the home where no wat- comed I re and all who happened tp pay him a visit.
The funeral was held from his late residence on Wednesday, June it, 1955, to St. Peters Church. Seven Mile Bay. where Requ”-m
of traffic near here Tuesday while being towed at a snail's pace. The plane, flown earlier from the RCA? base at Trenton to suburban Mal- ton airport, was being towed hv a actor.
Enmore and Mr. and Mrs. William Moore. Victoria West
Mr. and Mrs. Everett MacArthur and their four children from Marathon. Ont.. relatives and friends in this vicinity and in Summe aldr.
of Acton. Mass. and Mr. and Mrs
with their parents Mr. and Mrs
.Alfred Frost. Enmore. and other'
lrelatlves and friends in Springhill and Victoria West.
Mr. George Enman of Canton. Maine and his three daughters Mrs. Charles Ross. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Marves of Berlin, N. H. and Mr. and Mrs. Sobon Peabody of Rumford, Maine, were recent
' home of Mr Ford.
Miss Maude Enman of Augusta Maine, recently visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Enman Victoria West.
of Waltham.
:visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs. Theo Enman, and Mr and Mrs. Sidney Enman.
Mrs. Junior Olson. and two child- 'ren from Augusta, Maine, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Major Noye.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Enman. iMass., were recent guests of Mi- land Mrs. Fred Ballem. .
Mrs. 'Victor, MacAdam, N.B., were recent guests at the home of Mr.
in Springfield West. the guest? his parents Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Frizzell.
Misses Sandra and Judy Foley. 0'Leary have returned from a visit of a few days with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dav- id Livingstone in West Point.
on Tuesday Miss Dorothy Cul- len and Mr. Chandler of the P. E. I. Libraries. Charlottetown. came to O'Leary and made the annual change of books in the Library.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Palmer. Mr. Mrs. Percy Vae and Mr. George Buchanan. 0'l..eary. mo- iored to Charlottetown to attend the races and Old Home Week.
Mrs. Jessie Gibbs of Boston. Man.. is spending some time visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Brooks, 0'Leary.
Mr. Peter Holt of Summensidc spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ci-ossrnan recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Costain of Hallflx. N. 8.. are spending their holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Costain.
Mr. and Mrs. llrnest Cortland of Portland. Maine were recent visitors to. different parts of West Prince.
The Church of the Nazarene in 0'Loary has' just ' t ” a two-week vacation Bible School. There was an enrollment of 40 boys and girls of school age on Thursday evening. Aug. 1!. when the boys and girls gave a dem- onstration of what they learned during the school.
ZMass..
l mother. Mrs.
West.
Mr. Wesley MacLeuii and son SSE David of Halifax. N.S., are visiting &3e .33
.with Mr. MacLeod's parents Mr
Mrs. Bert Sargent and children Peter and Rose of Hanover. Ill. H.
of Mr. Havelock. and Mr. and Mrs Roland Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs
Philllp's sister Mrs. Clara MacL Mt. Pleasant. '
son of Plcton. 0nt., have been visit ing with Mrs. 0atway's mother Mrs. Minnie Ellis and her grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. George W Robinson. Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Dorothy MacArthur of St
John. N. B.. recently visited with . I19? P37 "IE MI" and MY1 3l"'"' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carmichael,
MacArt iir.
t
ember Meeting. Rev.
social hour enjoyed.
The many friends of Mr. Robert MacLaurin regret to hear of his illness. All wish him a speedy re covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Major Yeo, with eird L andh ” dand two-children from Brandon. Man.. are visiting with Mr. Yeo's brother and sister. Mr. Edwin and Miss Helena Yeo, Harmony.
Schools have re-opened with the following teachers in charge: Miss MacMillan. Enmore: Miss Ramsay.
The members of the 4-H. Clubs Victoria West; Miss Betty Frost. attended the Achievement Day Harmony; Mrs. Albert MacArthur.
which was held in Stanhope last
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isrneoot. has Haueax. nova scorn l -rnn srssaoi. or" snevics IN eowae armcanou" .
and Mrs. Edward Enman. Northl He leaves to mourn besides his
recently Visual Michael Delaney. Albany; Bessie,
Mr. and iVII'n David MacDowell ha"-V TWBMY five ZNln("g"”flFEIl
Melvin MacDoweli of Pepperell. Mass., were recent visitors at the ilfllseph &1a'l"':"'EdAe":” m. and Mrs. Alexander "yd 5 ' W” "la um”
Mrs. Pridham and daughter Ruth LETTERS 0F SYMFATHY Mass., and Miss Rev. Thorr G I a d y s MacLeod of Wellesley. are the guests of their Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacLeod and their brother, Mr. Oliver Mac- Mrs, John Shields, "Vest Roxbury. beod and Mrs. MacLeod, Victoria
win" Enmu Ind son and Mrs. Daniel MacLeod. Victoria Jan-les warren. ' e . '
Mrs. phoebe Sarge” Mn and Michael. Eva and Ida Delaney. were recent visitors at the home
Mex phimps or Rely. Fr. Thos. Mcltenna. Lebeau,
Br a i ii tr e e. Mass., were recent 8- g house sues” at the home of Mn Mr. and Mrs. Arthi- Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs. Ensor Oatway and
The United Ladies Aid met at M” ”"A M” L""" N””""''' A" the home of Mrs. William Osborn on Wednesday night Wm. . luv Mrs. Jerome Mcltenna and Lorne. number of members and visitors present. Plans were made to hold their annual chicken supper. and Mrs. Grindlay invited the members I” meet " her Mu” I" the 59”” Mr. Edward Matheson Albany. MHCPM" Mr William Smith Kilikora .closcd the meeting by prayer. after ' ' ' which lunch was served and a Mr. and Mrs' Thosf Keougm ewe
Hig'h Mass was celebrated by his low Rev. Reginald MacDori;:id who also conducted the services at me garave. Rev. Preston Ham- ill was also pres! uai.
lsorrowing widow the following children: Annir, Elmer, James and HP at nome; Leo. Arv- ;brose and George, all in Albany: Jack. Ogema. Sask.: Eva. Mrs.
iMrs. lohuny Matheson. Inkemian; ILouise. Mrs. Arthur Stewart. al-
also survive. Th pallbearers wen vlcssrs.
Bassett.
Frank MacKay and Williarv: Smith.
FLORAL TRIBUTES
Spray Wife and family.
Spray e Michael, Eva and Ida Delaney, Albany.
Spray -- Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas Bassett and family.
Mcl(enna, Lebeau, Louisiana.
J. B. Goodman. West Roxbury. Mass.
Mass.
Jack. Alice Warren and family, Ogema, Sask.
Annie Warren ( 3)
Leo Warren and family tn.
Mr. and Mrs. and family. i;Mr. and .Mrs. Johnny Matheson fThe Grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Goodman . Roxbury. Mass.
Ambrose Warren
family. Florence and Gladys Mclnnis. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester McMurr-
or.
Gerard Ca. '. Emerald.
Ambrosl Carr. Emerald (2 low).
Mrr Mary Farrell. Lot 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farrell. Lot 16.
Mrs. Mary Muttart. North Carle- to
n. Mrs. Agnes McGaughey. Summer- SI"
Albany. bany.
Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Sampson Walsh and family. Albany. y Mrs. Mary Sherry and family, Albany.
Ir the Sanct- '
Red Cross Tests At Brighton
Ssvcrair groups of swimmers at Brighton passed Red Cross tests on different days last week. The beginners and- juniors were instructed by Miss Margaret Jar- dine. The intermediates had Angus Maclsaren as instructor.
Mrs. Harry Cudmore tested the classes and presented awards to the following candidates: Beginner - Lloyd Coffin. Grant MacLean. Margaret Perst. Carol Green. Nancy MacDonald. Gloria MacKay. Gail Bishop. Jean Savid- ant, Alan Cotton.
Juniors - Betty Lowe. Holly MacMillau. Margaret Burns Joan Coker. Peter Clapton. Intermediates e David Large. Caoiyn Bell. Terrll Blanchard. Douglas Kitson.
and family. Albany. CARDS OF SYMPATHY Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warren and iily, Ogema, Sask. Miss Marion Cairns, Maple Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Delaney, Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Allister MacLeod, Stayner. Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKcnna and Mrs. Wood. Mt. Tryon.
Miss Euvella Wright. Truro.
Miss Charlotte Quigley. Char- loitetown
Miss Frances Cairns. Albany.
Miss Dolores Fraser. Truro
Mrs. Ruby Neth. Saugus, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thompson.
Tryon. . Mrs. Ella Clow. Albany. Eoday for 'oma"ow'-wlch Mr. and Mrs. Harry Quigley, Ml. Tryon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cash, Eme-
rald. . . . a real pot of gold.
Itfr. and Mrs. Maurice Reid, Hope River.
Mr. and Firs. E.V. MacLeod, Albany. -
Mr. Lester Angille, Truro.
Miss Muriel .Iolinson.. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray, Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. George Noonan and Bryan. Halifax.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLeilan ' i family. Carleton.
Mr. Wilbur Waddcil. Ml Tryon.
Mrs. Mary Noonan. Halifax.
Mr. and Mrs Murdoch Stewart. Conway.
"May his soul rest in peace".
YOU'VE all heard the old saying "live for today and let
Summerside.
Lottie and Soony Maclnnis. Borden.
Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Green. Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Delaney. Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Crossman, Inkerman. Mlllnxliel PJEzITrTs Cairns and fam”y' tomorrow take care of itself." But when your own-and
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Mr. and Mrs. Sterling MacKay, your family's-welfare depends on tomorrow's midi Albany. - v
Ame and Gladys Peamm Norm being at least as good as today s . . . well, a thoughtful Carleton. Iobstermun makes sure it will be.
And the way to make sure is so easy. You probably know it already. Just check these points and see:
I Do you throw back the "herried" lobsters?
ME Md Mm Jab" F”"lcI5- 0 Db you throw back the shorts? Lady Fanc . Mrs. Bessie McKenzie and Irene, If you do next year each short Will be Bay Fortune. - Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Waddell, 1573 longer and sogg heavlen Tryon. I Ngss VH1” MCAl'l""r w95”"”" The lobster business is a big business In an . , , Mr. and m.-,;, 1-)3.-1 vviacntmald, the Mormmes. It's one we can all be proud ;vl' Tryon.
of. But we must make sure it stays big- we must help it grow bigger-by planning
If you do that, your lobster pot will be
Traverse. Miss Frances Cairns. Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Layton Noonan. Al-
bany. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nbullm, Al- bany. M.. and Mrs. Thor. ll. Noonan.
Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Green and Paul: -, Albany. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Maccormac. Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Grattan Noonan. Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Noonan
and family, Albany.
Mrs. Austin Murphy and Cather inc, Chelton.
Andrew and George Noonan. Al bany.
Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas Bassett.'
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