Barrie Historical Newspaper Archive

Barrie Examiner, 10 Jul 1979, p. 2

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the oxamlner Igoadgy 1le 10 1979 Unemployment drops by 38000 By CAROL GOAR OTTAWA CP The number of Canadians who unsuc cessfully sought work last month dropped to 798000 from 836000 in May Monthly figures released today by the government show the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell in June to 75 per cent its lowest level since December 1976 The rate for May was 77 per cent The number of Canadians with jobs increased during the month to 10626000 showing that 263000 new jobs came on stream in June As the school year drew to an end 696000 students were taken into the job market and 117000 who wanted jobs failed to find them This meant the unemployment rate for students was 144 per cent an improvement from the 152 percent jobless rate reported last June In spite of the fact that the unemployment rate was at its lowest level in two and half years Canada still has the worst jobless rate in the industrialized world Outdoor tire ban starts Wednesday TORONTO CP No outdoor fires with the exception of portable stoves and barbecues will be allowed in restricted zone in northwestern Ontario after midnight tonight Natural Resources Minister James Auld announced Monday Auld said the restriction is necessary because of tinder dry conditions in the northwest area of the province The restricted zone extends west from Quetico provincial park to the Manitoba border and north from the United States border to the 52nd parallel Fuel crisis changes driving habits NEW YORK AP Rising prices closing service stations and growing limits on fuel sales are starting to change the way people in the US drive And that experts say has helped shorten long waiting lines at US gas stations But that could change again quickly officials warn as July fuel allocations start to run out an endofthemonth pattern that has plagued motorists in many areas since this spring Wont answer emergency calls AKVILLE Ont CP About 75 striking ambulance drivers in Halton Region have voted not to answer emergency calls leaving about 250000 residents with inadequate emergency service The attendants decided to disbaer emergency crews which were organized at the beginning of the strike three weeks ago when the HaltonMissiSsauga Ambulance Ser vice refused to reopen the Port Credit station Last week Local 207 Ontario Public Service Employees Union demanded that the company reopen the station closed June 22 Five of mob shot to death NEW DELHI AP At least five persons were killed and 45 wounded when police opened fire on violent mob in Bihar state eastern India the United News of India reported Monday The deaths brought to 12 the number killed in clashes in the last week between Hindus and Moslems in Purnea district about 400 kilometres northwest of Calcutta UNIROYAL Wheel Alignment Get the Maximum Tire Wear and Improved Car Handling With Uniroyal Professional Wheel Align ment MOST DOMESTIC CAPS Tosvo Ba Adjustment Extra mriulnr Ollor Expres July 17 1979 The Casivan eveyi rig go no yet IIAD iy Armenian tor no Oran rg can CO or BO corwo Either to in OOyeIIE or iwo Be ll Hang an MP two ooiyute Uniroyal Registered Trace Mark 110 BRADFORD STREET BARRIE corner at Vespra Heres what we do Adjust Caster Camber and Toein Settings Centre Steering Wheel Check Steering Components Check Shocks Tires and Tire Pressures Road Test Vehicles The Dalal Lama the ex iled leetan leader wlll seek medical attentlon for rheumatism during threeweek stay In Switzerland spokesman said Man day Talks resume WINDSOR Ont CP Ne gotiators for the city and its 970 striking employees returned to the bargaining table Monday the 20th day of the walkout Both sides have refused to comment on the talks Archie Glajch president of Local 543 Canadian Union of Public Employees reaffirmed the unions demand on costof living allowance major stum bling black to new contract Home Auto Life Business arjeant Insurance I00 Bell Fovm Rd Barrio Ont A78l3 7285965 HOURS MONFRI 800 530 SAT 800 1200 NOON National guards situation hopeless Somozas resignation imminent top brass has its eye on the door There were no reports of heavy fighting Monday The governments muchheralded push on Masaya was still bog ged down lending support to the report of government short embassy worker said ages of military supplies members of the embassy staff The lines of Nicaragua were told that the next 24 hours seeking visas at the US em uld be Cmtial bassy was longer than usual and about 300 lined up Monday Many said they were residents of the US who had returned to Nicaragua to try to get family members out AMMUNITION SCARCE knowledgeable military source estimated that the na tional guard Somozas com bined army and national police force could run out of amuni tion in three weeks The source who refused to be identified said the guerrillas have cut the guards overland supply routes the government cannot retake the 24 cities lost to the guerrillas and all the arrange for new government in which conservatives and centrists would outweigh the leftists of the Sandinista National Liberation Front The Sandinistas whose guer rillas have won control of nearly every major town and city population centre in the past six weeks have shown no sign of being willing to take back seat in the future govern ment Others passed similar infor mation but beyond everyone is saying nobody seemed to know where the reports came from Somozas aides continued to insist that the dictator had no plans to leave the country They said highlevel visitors streaming to his bunkered military headquarters were there only for routine briefings However other Nicaraguan sources said Somoza has agreed to leave when the US government tells him to But they said the Carter ad ministration was still trying to MANAGUA AP President Anastasio Somozas resignation was again rumored to be imminent today as knowledgeable military source said the national guards situation was hopeless Managua residents who de nd mostly on government roadcasts and publications and rebel radio stations for their news flagged down foreign correspondents cars Monday to ask Is he gone Hes leaving at midnight boy of 12 volunteered Everybody is saying it Hes going toMiami GEORGIAN COLLEGE REAL ESTATE Introductory Courses SIM CUE CARPET UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS OWALL T0 WALL CARPETS ORUGS FURNITURE new series of the three mandatory INTRODUCTION TO REAL ESTATE courses will be starting in Barrie at 900 am Monday July 23 i979 For information call 705 728195l PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED Barrios First Commercially Operated Truck Mounted Carpet Cleaning Unit 7284 761 Commercial Residential Career Opportunity JOHN DUPAIN NAME BRAND QUALITY PRODUCTS AT NO FRILL PRICES SPECIALS ADVERTISED ANGUS AND BARRIE LOCATIONS ONLY FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO CUT FROM YOUHSG ONTARIO CANADA No GRADE pong suoulpm PORK SHOULDER FRESH VINE RIPE RED SLICING PICNIC SHOULDER ms EEMRHM TOMATOES LB SELECT YOUR OWN ONTARIO NEW CROP FIELD CUCUMBERS 87 CALIFORNIA FRESH ROAST 46 LB AV CANADA PACKERS JUBILEE SIDE BACON LB VAC PAC FRESH SLICED 79¢ I2 01 FROZEN CONCENTRATE CASE 24 699 ONTARIO NO FANC S29 10 LB BOX KENT I2 01 CHOPS CUT FROM YOUNG ONTARIO 09 BUTT CHOPS is ONTARIO YOUNG PORK BABY BEEF may PAR CHOPS FOR THE GRILL RED was FROIEN lIVER 49 RIB CENTRE EEEQULAR 39 TENDERLOIN CNOP gCBYOAURBES JUICE I6 01 PKGS SCHNEIDERS OUALITV MRGE FISH CHIPS mIVEnNIEEgs SlCHNEIDERcS OUALITYOOZJKGS MESJDARINES E2310 1601 PKG LB NADDOCK EA FRESH SLICED PORK LIVER PORK HOCKS BBQ SPECIAL FRESH 64 01 J06 APPLE CIDER 24 Ol JAR OUALITY CHUBS MEATS NO LIMIT WHILE LAST 49¢ MEATS 391 BEEF BURGERS 389 STEAKETIES 178 COOKED HAM 148 99 VARIETIES REG 219 LB 16 01 PKG FRESH NEVER FROZEN STORE PACK films SPARERIBS It CHICKEN BACON ENDS 49in JAMS LADY ARA oz JAR FREEZE DRIED 65 CHERRY um 16 oz JAR INGERSOLL SAUSAGES 28 CHEESE COFFEE BISCUITS AT PRICES vou CANNOT RESIST McCONNELS IOO 489 CHICKEN LIVERS TEA BAGS 99 mam SPREADI 69 89¢ GARBAGE BAGS 29 mavens illiiltttt 99¢ mm sitesere PKGS CUDNEY CHOICE I4 OZ SOUTHERN JEWEL LEMON JUICE 24 Ol RIO 750 ML LIQUID DISH DETERGENT KLEENEX ROLL PAPER TOWELS 499 99 79¢ DULCET I9 01 WAX Eii°lliii302139 3553135552 35533 alas 59$ 99¢ TOMATOES HOME 18 INCII 25 PRIMo VEGETABLE 512 BANNER BITS 10 KG AYLMER FANCY 48 oz TOMATO ollnlu 67 DOG FOOD 429 JUICE PRIMO 28 Ol SAUCES PLAIN 79 m°°lmm HUMPTYDUMPTYREG99 MEATANBMUSHROOM 109 flciilcllslism 99F POTATO CNIPS NOW NO FRILL SHOPPING AT OUR ALLISTON LOCATION PLUS 100 OF FEATURE ITEMS SHOP AT THE HOME 100 GUARANTEE ON EVERY ITEM SOLD PLUS 100s or FEATURE ITEMS SPECIALS EFFECTIVE JULY Ith JULY 17th INCLUSIVE STORE HOURS ANGUS SUPER EVERYDAY LOW SUPER BUY CIGARETTES CUNER COUNTY ROAD IO AND HWY 90 DAILY am9 pm mm 6735 DISCOUNT Lassac2223129 CARTONS KING 95 BARRIE 41 ESSA RO FOOD MARTS VIC 00 the right to limit to Ivorago taunin noodl NO LIMIT CARNATION EVAP MILK 385 ML PART SKIM gamut HOMOGENIIED TIN TOTAL LIMIT DAILY am6 pm THURS FRI am9 pm ALLISTON N0 FRILL Monday Closed Tues Wed Sat am pm Thurs Friday9 am pm 39 43

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