Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 18, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba Weekend specials Quarter pork loin 9 to 11 chops la. Canada Grade a Frozen vacuum pack roasting Chicken 5 to 6 in. Average 49 fresh Chicken parts mixed quarters breast quarters Chicken halves whole Chicken Cut up la. 49 5 whole Chicken legs or breasts 69 red Brand beef Chuck steaks 791 fresh ground minced beef 69c pantry shelf sweetened Orange juice Grapefruit juice or unsweetened Apple juice 348 Al. Of. Tins i .00 Green or Wax 5 Beans 19 Al. Of. Tins whole Kernel Corn Canada no. 1 Grade bulk tomatoes California Ripe peaches 2 o 49c All prices in this and effective through sot., july jobless total declines Ottawa top unemployment in Canada clipped Only slightly in june to 383.000 or 46 per cent of the labor Force at a time of year when the number of jobless declines More sharply. The number without jobs at the time of the monthly Survey june 21 had moved marginally from or 4.7 per cent of the labor Force a month earlier. Adjusted to take account of seasonal variations in employ ment the unemployment rate in june was up to 5.1 per cent from 4.9 per cent in May do minion Bureau of statistics re ported today. The labor Force increased Dur ing the month by the number employed Rose to almost All the increase constituted employ ment of Young teen agers and Between the Ages of 20 fewer teen agers were look ing for jobs this june than a year earlier when joined the labor Force. Of the total Job less this june were fewer than a 6 ear earlier. Taking account of seasonal factors the jobless rate in can Ada Rose during the second Quarter of this year after declining in the first three months. The adjusted rate Slid to 4.2 per cent in March from five per cent last fall then Rose again to 4.4 per cent in april. 4.9 per cent in May and 5.1 per cent last month. Winnipeg free press. Friday july 18, 1969 Only two Mosquito complaints in june j in the year to june the labor Force grew by 245.000 persons or three per cent employment by 257.000 or 3.3 per cent. There were fewer unemployed this june than a year earlier when the actual jobless rate was 4.8 per cent and the season ally adjusted rate 5.4 per cent of the labor Force. Biggest gain in employment during the month was in que Bee where the number with jobs increased by to 2 204.000. Employment Rose by 42.000 to in Ontario by to in British Columbia and by to in the Atlan tic provinces. Employment dipped by to on the Prairies. Unemployment rates in t h e different regions Atlantic or 6.1 per cent of the labor Force Down from or 7.8 per cent in May and i up from or 5.6 per cent a year earlier. Quebec or 6.5 Pel cent Down from or 7.2, per cent i May and up from i or 6.2 per cent a year earlier. Ontario or 3.9 pet cent an increase from or 3.2 per cent in May. But Down from or 4.2 per cent in june 1968. Prairies or 2.4 per cent unchanged from May and Down from or 2.7 per cent a year earlier. British Columbia or 4.1 per cent Down both from or 4.5 per cent in May and 50. 000 or 6.1 per cent a year ear Lier. In the year to june the big jest relative increase in employment was in British Colum Bia where the number in jobs Rose by 8.7 per cent to from next came the Prairies where the total in jobs in creased by 3.5 per cent to 1.- from Ontario j up three per cent to i from Quebec up 2.51 per cent to Froin 2.- and the Atlantic Region where the employed increased marginally to from 628 000. Ottawa up Canada s employment picture at mid Stuie estimates in thousands june May june 1909 1m9 1968 All Canada labor Force employed unemployed Atlantic labor Force employed unemployed Quebec labor Force employed unemployed Ontario labor Force employed unemployed Prairies labor Force employed unemployed British Columbia labor Force 870 employed 834 unemployed 36 s.403 8.248 8.158 8.020 7.862 7.763 393 386 395 674 666 665 633 615 628 41 52 37 2.294 2.29-1 2.204. 2423 2.151 152 166 143 3.044 3.001 121 97 129 1.3s1 1.3s4 1.338 33 33 36 848 810 817 767 50 damage reported in fire a fire wednesday in a fort Garry Home caused about Worth of damage Accord ing to fire department officials. The fire started in a second Storey bedroom in a Home owned by William Gregorchuk of 17 april Street. It was confined to the second Storey by the fort Garry fire department but some water damage was reported on the first floor. The fire was reported at . Fire department officials Are investigating. Only two complaints were received regarding mosquitoes i by the metro Parks department. J according to the june report of i the department. J Aerial spraying which covered acres and nightly truck i fogging in the metro area resulted in Good insect control despite heavy precipitation tie i report states. L weeds Long 100 Miles of boulevards were sprayed with Canada seeks drug lawsuit in formal Ion Ottawa up _ Canada is i seeking More information from j the United states government i in the . Lawsuit against two drug companies for fraud in obtaining a Patent for. Tetracycline an Antibiotic drug. Consumer affairs minister Ron base Oral said in the commons wednesday. He told Grace my Tennis t ii c r e Are a number of in Tracy Linc i tents in Canada and to do not know from . Reports which Are involved he would follow . closely to determine whether an investigation should be carried out in Canada. The . Companies involved air american Cyan amid co. And Chas. Pfizer and co. I 2.4-13. Also sprayed were Parks properties. Windsor and Kil Donan coif courses and 72 private properties a total of private properties were mowed during the month for Weed control. Construction of a i ice conservatory big Lilin in Assini Boino Park Logan in Early june in ii. Conservatory Oei Iii closed until june of next year. The adjoining Coffee House wih remain open for business. 2no allo dam Odin inn june about behind corresponding period of last year. On he Best attended Day sunday. Visitors came to the 200. Golf course attendance for june was 39.249. With Revenue of .sfio.32s.40. John in lumbers Golf course opened in the Middle of the month had a is Day alien dance figure of make Good lumber logs submerged under water for Over 50 years have been salvaged and sawn into goad Lum Ber. I . Looking for a plumber car Penter electrician you la find skilled craftsmen of All kinds in our classified Sec Tion. For the unskilled kind read Boner s Arken our comic Sava place at your table for a lady. 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