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16 THT DAILY TIMES-GATETTL, Mendey, September 16, 1957 U. Students Attend Labor Force Adequate Holy Pilgrimage For Season Harvest |momz.orc-eies ' a . day bearing a heavy wooden attended Oxford University, said By THE CANADIAN PRESS ers needed 300 pickers from the Big crops to be harvested in-|cross on a 97-mile pligrimage to he got the idea from a y, said] National Employment Service Prairie provinces to harvest their clude soybean and sugar beets. |the Martyrs' Shrine at Midland pilgrimage British university stu- | por here In plenty of unskilled "Employment officials say the| And department of agriculture of- (on Georgian Bay Yours tronsh oe 8 hold Situially betwen Lon-! or od i i i ficials say erops in general are After trudging | : yoal 7 bor availabe tw Canadian plentiful labor supply is due 10| hic Totter this rear. heavy rain they stopped for the, The Canadian pilgrimage has & eke] te LE farmers to help with fall harvest an influx of | : night with the Augustinian Fath- three men carrying a 100-pound operations, tiful in Ba abugrnaly hin munber of un- 'WAGES UP IN B.C, ers at Marylake, near King about wooden cross leading the proces- | bi kers AT0 30 pleatilul In sas (amp Oval, Wo! ers from Sndne.| While there is a general falling|20 miles from the centre of Tor- sion. They are relieved of the| katchewan, fra ally ome 9 |Hruction NR Indus | er in wages, good crop yields in|onto. {nine-foot-long cross by three oth. the big labor importers, that | tries. British Colombia' havi | J i : ? Atlanti pe L a e enabled] Ome of the fathers reported the [ers at short intervals. Fe (fe . transient workers are moving out| Along the Atlantic coast, New. |,iocework pickers to increase|group, comprising nine men and| The cross was shaped in Barrie | Fo #4 § Ni @ ¥ of the province to find work else. | fouiiand. a) Dee ard | earnings. Wages average about eight girls, arrived soaked by and finished by officer cadets at Wages have dropped slightly in| Fruit-growers in Nova Scotia's $1 an hour. a the rain but singing a litany. [Camp Borden. The design was| most areas. British Columbia is Annapolis Valley expect to be| In the Prairie provinces Wages | He said the men were Guar. | Supplied by the director of the the principal exception, |able to hire unemployed fisher- have dropped a little and g jlered for the night in a retreat/Union of Catholic Students of - men and miners to harvest the average farm laborer will get be- house while the girls stayed in Great Britain who sponsor the! FEW GO WEST § tween $6 and $7 a day plus board nelghboring homes. London - Walsingham pilgrimage. le erop. An indication of the labor situ- ba lh TOP: iwick's ain crop is this vear. Last year it was a $7| More student pilgrims are ex- | The pilgrimage here is not con- ation is the reduction in govern- yeing harvested with no labor minimum. pected to join the party en route. |fined to Roman Catholics. Stu-| : = : : i ment-sponsored excursions to the problems and employment offi-| A government estimate in On-[They expect to reach Bradford,!dents from Trinity College | Prairies 'from Eastern Canada, ¢jals anticipate none later this tario places average farm wages about 15 miles north of King, to-| (Anglican) and Victoria College a Canadian Press survey shows. fa]] when the province's principal here at botween $85 and $100 a night: Barrie, 20 miles farther,|(United Church) in the Univer- A . A ors Nesters of feial Rees: | field erop, potatoes, is brought in. month plus room and board. Tuesday; and complete the jour- sity of Toronto planned to join that fewer workers w | | pi " | i -- 38 ip. elle iT r crop year, | BIG PEA CROP Piecework rates vary. ney to Midland--about another 35/the trip. when only 626 men left the East. | Highlight of the year's harvest | 3 Many others travelled independ- operations was the Carleton " : (IA 11] 3 ently County pea crop, About 640 work- I £ r ) In addition, employment offi- ers brought in 2,000,000 pounds of ; | ¥ each ° cials say that a recession in the peas from 1,150 acres. on . construction industry has sent The Quebec agriculture depart- and C cups, sizes 32 to 36. many farm boys back to the ment states that the province's : J farms {normal mixed crop yields will be ¥ ] Employment officials every- brought in by labor recruited in i rn where cite a year-by-year in- villages and towns in the farming : # i e ir 7] crease in farm mechanization as areas. x hi. ' - each 0; ; Small, medium and large to fit 25 to 30, another big reason for the labor; The labor situation was good surplus enough to permit about 300 men Ontario, which experienced a|and women to leave the Lake St. x : ¥ : ; i . . labor shortage last year because John region last month to help JAY 1] of a late harvest, finds itself with harvest the tobacco crop in West. ; 1] } e ah Ir e labor to export this year and no- ern Ontario. 3 i hi i - ch . ® py coon by. he om Small, medium and large to fit 25 to 30. Farther west in British Colum- should be completed by the end bia, fruit and vegetable growers of September, while better-than 1 p % : 3 have much of the crop harvested, average grain crops are alread) od using only labor from within the in the bins. The vegetable har- ® rey A 00 anne eal 4 each - 95 province. Last year berry grow-|vest is in full swing = a Sizes 7 to 17. v, | R | Tariff Changes Asked ||§ 77 cose ¥0¢/ SOR | All-Orlon: Blankels cach TQ.95 Imt ort Shoewear -- 15d | ouble bed size. Onl apo) Canailionn "Wasi ls yous Vos, C4141 Get 'blue coal'... and be sure! | INTE he fart pour) a ee changes | ood, cPleted 3 Wy o te With 'blue coal' you're sure of top-quality heat the "blue coal' way. (ofion Winceyefte Nighigowns each 99 the import tariff on wzterproof| : ; footwear and rubber-soled canvas| asked to make recommendations hard coal. Tinted blue as a trade-mark, So don't be color-blind when you buy Sizes 34 to 40 shoes, Fin Minister Fleming Mr. Fleming now has asked for . ' y - ptr eit. € a DIE hot Maciua: blue coal' burns clean and hot. And there's coal! 'Get 'blue coal' today! You can see He released a letter written fo ino" ny néndations which far less waste than with ordinary coal-- the difference when you buy it--you can a¥ x . . Soary Sharman nx McKeon N Tagy. deems warranted Tegard: less need to tend your furnace, when you feel the difference when you burn it. Ronit) Ciny pun y on anfies h Joint eac * weeks after a joint submission on!ing the retention or modification| ~ ' the subject from fhe Canadian of the present duties in respect of Sizes 32 to 38. SE 0 Cagle i ro LANDER COAL CO. | dca Nylon Tricot Slips cach 2.99 mediate protection against low- Wied ter hee ER Ee oie Pb 43 King St. W., Oshawa Phone RA 5-3589 Sizes 32 to 42. sarvive."' prev delay." CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | | Yaniyan Baby Doll Pyjamas cach 2.99 Sizes 32 to 38. (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 13) 50--Articles For Sale |S2--Legal Noti ws | CT SE rye rear 20% Nylon Dusters each 10-98 ar. ition. After 6:30 Phone RA 5-4689 2160 | 1967. a Co m= ; ron PT a amie _ Dr. Chase's "Enerjels 0 apse: RDS EE ss Men's Forsyth "No-lron™ Shiris Chinn's, corner Park Road and am side. Ph pt ept. 5 2 i y o. Fione : : Sizes 14 to 171%. sedan. 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