Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 6, 1997, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 Winnipeg free ote Tobet consumer watch Peanut Alert the Canadian food inspection Agency is warning people with Peanut allergies not to eat Hellema Brand Choco Sticks sold in is Ogram the cookies contain peanuts that Are not listed in the according to a news release issued by the the cookies Are imported from Holland by Custan foods of burling and Are distributed to three provinces including Manito the importer is recalling the product from store the Agency there have been no reports of ill a news release said yester deaths Aime widower of Merlda Jean widow of Norman wife of Edmond Dorothy Elizabeth 84 of Francis Frank Craig Edgar husband of Flo rence Nadine Georgina Blanche sister Gerald of Walter widower of Mabel of husband of Hilma husband of Antoinette William of car husband of Marie Frederick widower of Lillian Margaret widow of William Harold Hank classified death notices c7 lotteries picks winning number 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athletes dont think be participating in the 1999 pan am but they want to be part of it in some my and plan to and their images Are meant to inspire others to feel the same Way and Gen Erate excitement about the pan am games in their Home gangs seek lower profile continued from a1 past Summers saw Gangland shoot outs in the streets with innocent bystanders like Eric Vargas and Beeper Spence gunned police were bracing for More of the same this but 1997 has been so quiet investigators Are thankfully knocking on Wood and saying ant gang efforts Are finally having an but at least part of the change is a double edged Cameron said that while Street gangs Are shying away from the drive by shootings and other violent acts that became their they Are moving into other types of often working with the bikers to control drug trafficking and prostitution in the inner this int a Case of massive rehabilitation but we have to count our blessings where we Cameron they Are just moving on to More lucrative endeavours that tend to draw less the crimes they Are moving to Are less random and less Cameron said the gangs Are also starting to organizing along the lines of the More powerful outlaw motorcycle gangs and trying to keep a lower despite their police Are reluctant to declare any sort of Victory Over the and Point out that the groups Are notoriously unpredictable in their but they say the worst May be at least for while there were As Many As a dozen flourishing Street gangs in Winnipeg As recently As there Are now Only five Active with the two largest Indian posse and the Manitoba warriors accounting for the major Ity of the the smaller gangs have been absorbed or police have had some Success in disrupting the gangs by arresting Mem Bers of their Cameron said about charges have been Laid by the ant gang sending dozens of gang members to Many of them with Long it used to be a badge of honour to get locked up in heading Ley for a few months and then come Back to the Cameron but now gang members Are going to Stony Mountain for and 19year sentences and people on the Street realize these Guys Arent coming Glenn the provinces Street gang prevention said the work of Community groups and schools is also starting to have an effect on aboriginal Young people who Are considered to be the highest risk of joining some of the Lustre has come off the gangs for Young peo he the message is starting to get who will soon be opening a new gang prevention office in the inner said he has been approached by older gang members who want him to help keep children from following in their the Mother of a gang member who lives on Toronto Street said her son has changed his ideas about gang membership since he began seeing foot patrol constables in the neighbourhood earlier this the police Are talking to the kids on the Street and give them a positive said the who asked that her name not be the in were the Only people talking to the organizers Hope to raise million q60rq6 Fulek press Robert with trophy catch and tournament nine Jearolds first cast lands 17pound Pickerel by Bill Redekop staff reporter the biggest Pickerel caught in Manitoba in More than 40 years was pulled in by a Niney Earold boy on his first cast Robert Schofield initially thought the 17pound Walleye on the end of his line was a he and his mom Brenda and brother had just set Anchor in the red River at the Mouth of Netley Robert quickly realized what he had was much More than a As he tried to reel it the fish raced under the boat and snapped his Brand new Rod in the tears just about started coming his Mother Ever mom put the net in Codys hands and she and Robert started pulling in the line hand Over when we saw the fish we almost went id never seen a fish that Brenda Robert kept i know i have to net it i know i have to net it net it he but it took All including mom who had just had her appendix out five Days to haul it into the we lifted it in the boat and then we just started shaking and says who owns end of main resort in Breezy 16 Kilometres North of the Pickerel was 17 the Manitoba record is pounds caught in says Dan fishing Derby the family was participating in the Prairie shield Kinsmen classic at Selkirk proceeds from the Derby go to special olympics and operation go a program for the family weighed the to graphed and released Robert is in Grade 4 at Robert Smith school in he wins an Al expenses paid trip for two to go Salmon fish ing off continued from a1 its the first time Arbez has joined the walk and she had plenty of her Mother died of breast cancer 35 years ago when Arbez was Only three years its a Nice gathering of women Liv ing with this difficulty and knowing we can kick she said of the it encourages myself and it replenishes my Hope to keep statistics from the Canadian breast cancer foundation indicate that about women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this breast cancer is the leading cause of death among women aged 35 to one in nine Canadian women can expect to develop 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