Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 1, 1972, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday March 1, 1972 Sigf i Kwh 101 Hie pawing we Lesette the Liam to limit quantities guarantee of top Quality Hue of Teo Cialeo to 350 us. Sides 120 to to is. Hinds u85c Cut to desire wow Sci freezing Quick Frozen family pack wieners garlic sausage 49 in the Pike Bologna sausage120z.mg. Summer Jade wrist Sticks Somatt steaks uti Uty Grade sirloin. To Bonts f Arm soil w ref sausage 43 tug soviet sub1 Washington Router a soviet submarine wallowing i the North Atlantic for four Day was taken in Tow tuesday by a soviet tug a United states j Navy spokesman said he said seas in the area had subsided enough to allow the tug to get a line aboard the missile carrying submarine 600 Miles Northeast of new i found land. Earlier the submarine of the 3.700-ton h-2 hotel class was re ported to be rolling badly in rough seas apparently disa i bled. A . Coast guard Cutter the Boutwell was standing by but was not asked for Assis-1 with a t a n c e Pentagon spokesman Miles. Jerry Friedheim said. Two soviet ships the Tanker Liepkaja and the fish factory trawler Ivan Chagrin also were in the immediate area. The submarine was spotted in the water Friday by a . Navy plane on routine patrol from Iceland. The Boutwell which is on station in the area was sent to the scene to Render Aid if required. The cause of the submarine s rouble was not known. The soviet Union has nine or 0 hotel class subs. Each car ies three serb ballistic missiles Range of 650 nautical the missiles can be launched from under water. Hotel class submarines carry a Crew of 90. Canadian armed forces have been watching the movements of the soviet submarine for the last two Days read Admiral it. W. Tir Abrell chief of the Mari time command said in Halifax. Our forces Are in the area keeping a watchful Eye on the submarine despite the very High seas and the High Timbrell said. He said the submarine Proba Bly has an engine room Casu he did not elaborate. Young Kwh Ilver itt perfect great one Price versatility plus in suede leather soft supple suede or ill weather leather v uni Row prac occasions beautifully 6409 soviet sub wallows m Stormy seas Northeast of Newfoundland Yosono Jim up roasts Cross rib .89c ohm hot pm merits .89c a. T 491 we Coomo abuses expected of Grants . Whu. No Tom 01 pm. Contrib red r pork stems ,75 sadism meat. Temious groups operating out of the College have received Grants to Talling manpower officials said tuesday adding that it s the activity not the address that counts when Grants Are made. Some projects including one in Westville n.s., have prompted requests for ramp investigations. The Westville request was made by officials suspicious of a local youth organization that received a Grant and was to have employed five per sons seeking jobs for High school dropouts. While Canada manpower has t yet compiled statistics on i Bow much Money was Given to each particular project category about million of Ontario s million went to municipalities requiring manual labor to dear roads remove dead elms install sanitary sewers and a terrains. Another million went to projects calling for construction or renovation of old age Homes churches hospitals Community centres and substandard hous ing. Turner rejects suggestion Ottawa staff finance minister John Turner rejected a suggestion from the opposition in the House tuesday that the government was altering pol cies to concentrate on fighting inflation rather than Copin with unemployment. He assured the commons tha the Bank of Canada is not Fol owing a restrictive monetary policy. Or. Turner said he was advised that the Banks have an ample Supply of credit to sex end to any credit worthy Bor Ower. The minister was responding to Lloyd Crouse a progressive conservative my from the mar times who asked if 4he Banks were now pursuing a More re tric Eive policy and consequent y were driving up Short term interest rates. He asked if the government s monetary policy had switched from fighting unemployment to trying to control inflation. Vic Tanny ruling raised in commons billion Folio ads Washington Federal state and local governments will have million available for Highway purposes dining Calendar 1972, according to the . Transportation depart ment Ottawa up i Tanny s Rule against membership for. Amputees in it Chain of health clubs was raised in the commons tues Day. Lorne Nystrom ton Melville asked veterans affairs minister Arthur lain whether he intends to do any thing about an Ottawa Case involving War Veteran Harold Mullin. The Veteran s membership was cancelled after nearly four years when it was found by an Ottawa Branch of Vic Tanny s that he had Only one leg or. Laing said he doubted whether intervention on his part would be helpful. Vic Tanny s said it requires members to four Imbs. Or. Mullin took exercise pro Grams and went swimming Dur ing his time As a member of the health club. He or memberships for himself and his wife. His membership was revoked be. I when it was found he had a prosthetic device in place of the leg he Tost during the second world War. Or. Follin said he never at tempted to hide the fact that he has an artificial pkg below the knee. 1mb 25 if or roam clearance off Ana More ankle late c suits Anc ail i Mona Jesse All in a variety of fashion fabrics and colors. I Feny Are one of a and imports. Here s your Chance to _ 8 tol6 All season collect Ivel. Celeb it to fatso i mrs Dora my Akanwa 4 24 Hoik service ;