Winnipeg Free Press

Monday, September 21, 1998

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 21, 1998, Winnipeg, Manitoba Consumer watch been dotted yet Cox news service laser pointers Are one of the hot Novelty toys of the year a hit with teens and Gen hers who like to Shine their Bright red lights on Walls movie screens and other people. The pointers Are getting a workout from Impromptu concert Light show to High tech cat toy. They project a red Dot of Light up to tens of metres away somewhat unnerving for those who confuse them with the similar looking beam from the laser scope of a Rifle. Several companies make the pointers which became hot Sellers As their prices dropped from several Hundred dollars to less than $25 us. Seinfeld spotlighted the pointers last Spring As George struggled to find the tormented who kept shining a red Light on a movie screen and on him in a darkened theatre. The kids who do it think it s hysterical says Crystal Brown a senior at Atlanta s Forest Park High school. Of therein lies the dividing line there Are those who Point and those who Are pointed at. I saw a Little kid with one in the movie theatre and i said if he keeps flashing that thing when the movie starts i m going to go Down there and grab him " says Mary Stimmel of Atlanta. The kid shut it off but lots of others Don t. World championship wrestling asks fans before All televised matches to pocket their pointers or risk confiscation. Deaths Bredefeld Lucie 84, widow of Anton Bredefeld. Chuang Jen Chin 86, widower of us Chen Chuang. Eakins Robert Thomas torn husband of Susan Eakins. Ferguson Bryce Jones 84, husband of Agnes Ferguson. Gaudreau Roger Georges Joseph 70, husband of Margaret Gaudreau. Glowacki Molly 90. Hallama Carolina lena93. Hyman Sara 85, widow of Irving Hyman. Keethler Henry 72. Lacroix Homer Joseph 73,.husband of Rita Lacroix. Moore Alfred Kenneth dinty83, husband of Hazel Moore. Pelletier Jean Claude jace47. Schmicker Gerda Marta 75, widow of Heinrich Schmicker. Stephenson William Howard 89, of Carman husband of Ada Stephenson. Yuskiw John 80, of Selkirk husband of Mary Yuskiw. Westman Joseph 83, of missis Sauga ont., husband of Gladys West Man. A classified death notices c7 lotteries pick 3 winning number yesterday was 401. Lotto 6/49 winning numbers saturday were 13, 15,26,32, 34,36. Bonus number was 33.the Jackpot of $4,751,988.80 was carried Over. 3 winners in the 5 out of 6 Bonus number category win $277,266.60 each. 341 winners in the 5 out of 6 category win $1,951.40 each. 16,860 winners in the 4 out of 6 category win $75.60 each. 317,859 winners in the 3 out of 6 category win $10 each. Wednesday s Jackpot is estimated at $10,000,000. The plus winning number saturday for the main prize of $100,000 was 495144. Pogo winning numbers saturday were 1, 2, 4,12,16, 34. Bonus number was 11. The Jackpot of $250,000 was not won. There were no winners in the 5 out of 6 Bonus number category. 12 winners in the 5 out of 6 category win $153.90 each. 531 winners in the 4 out of 6 category win $24.30 each. 647. Reaching us Winnipeg free press 1355 Mountain Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba r2x 3b6 circulation Home delivery.697-7001 advertising classified.697-7100 display.697-7122 editorial newsroom.697-7230 photo desk.697-7304 sports desk.697-7285 entertainment., .697-7234 business news.697-7235 Reader feedback.697-7293 Brandon reporter Helen falling. 1-204-725-2289 regional reporter Bud robertson.1-204-857-9174 All departments from Manitoba outside Winnipeg .1-800-542-8900 internet email City letters to the advertising department " .,.fp_advertising @ f circulation @ f repress. My. Ca world wide web Canada Post sales agreement no. 0563595 recycled newsprint is used in the production of this newspaper in Council reforms sought Axworthy wants to change Way it works focus on human Security issues continued from a1 Axworthy said membership on the Security Council is an important Way for Canada to Advance its foreign policy goals. We would be at the front of the firing line of every major Issue in the world Axworthy said. University of Winnipeg political scientist Deborah Stienstra said winning the seat is a key goal for the Chretien government. It s a big thing for the Canadian government. They really want it she said. It s really important to be where they big boys Are. And it s important for us As a Middle Power to be Axworthy s bid for the seat comes with a reformist Agenda. He wants to change the Way the Security Council works and the issues it focuses on. We have been developing a new Agenda of human Security concern issues he said. Those issues involve Canada s Call to control Small arms prohibit child soldiers and promote an International treaty Banning landmines. Axworthy said he also wants the Security Council to pay More attention to conflicts it has tended to Overlook such As those in Africa a move that will win support among african nations. We just think if the Council is to fulfil its mandate it has to address a new generation of Security however the United nations especially its Security Council in t about to turn on a dime even if it wanted to. Alan Thompson president of the Canadian Institute of International affairs said no matter How Strong a Case Canada makes on issues such As landmines the permanent members All have a veto. You get to speak to All the major issues but the p5 permanent five members have to be on Side Thompson said. David Rudd executive director of the Canadian Institute of strategic studies said canadians Are fooling themselves if they believe a Security Council seat will suddenly persuade Powers such As the United states and China to ban landmines or Small arms. Larger states do what they want smaller states do what they can Rudd said. There will be global silence clickers of world tune in All Public figures priv try now doomed to pundits Prophesy continued from a1 rep. Barney Frank a mass has seen the videotape and said it s a on sided performance that s unfair to the president. It s like watching Perry Mason reruns where you Only get a Chance to see to prosecutor Hamilton Burger said Frank also appearing on the Fox morning show. Some who had t seen it and even swore they would t watch gave their opinions of How the videotape could change life on Earth As we know it. We re treating the president As if. He s a Date and we want to know All about him said Media analyst Ken Auletta on can sunday. The president has lost All right to privacy. Soon it will be Congress and then members of the Bernard Kalb co Host of can s Reli Clinton lost right to privacy Able sources was even More dramatic sounding As if he was describing some apocalyptic horror movie. There will be a global silence As clickers of the world tune in he said. Jeff is probably smiling Down on you right now continued from a1 Giles was a 22-year-old meat Cutter working at food fare when he was killed by a Shotgun blast last december after an armed Holdup of the Gro very store on Arlington Street. His mom told me she remembers when Jeff was Little and the Rod was bigger than he was said Beardmore adding she recalls taking her son and Giles fishing at Lockport and Selkirk when they were in their Early teens. Giles Mother Lorraine was on hand at Selkirk Park for the presentation of the first Jeff Giles annual Junior Angler award yesterday. Every time he got a Chance Jeff was out fishing she said. Beardmore presented the plaque and a $250 gift certificate from a local fishing Supply store. Jeff would be very Happy you won Beardmore told Garcia. He s probably smiling Down on you right the award will be Given annually at the Kinsmen fishing Derby in Selkirk to the participant under 16 years of age who Hooks the largest fish. It s the second year of the Derby which attracted approximately 1,000 participants. Teen Dies after being thrown from stolen Van endorsements add hype to German election Campaign Reuter Bonn the last week of campaigning in Germany s nip and tuck general election race began yesterday with a stack of celebrity endorsements and party Bosses revealing How they plan to snatch Victory. Chancellor Helmut Kohl s Campaign team said it would concentrate on three themes Job creation foreign policy and the fight against crime. Social Democrat challenger Gerhard Schroeder would focus on social Justice and the Choice Between the two candidates for Chancellor. Encouragement both Camps got some encouragement from a list of 100 stars and their voting intentions in the Bild am sonntag tabloid. National soccer team Captain Oliver Bierhoff and fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld backed Kohl s t id for a record fifth term in office. Novelist Guenter grass and literature critic Marcel Reich Ranicki voiced support for the spa. Opinion polls put the spa around two percentage Points ahead of Kohl s conservative Christian democratic Union and their right Wing bavarian allies. The polls also show up to a third of the electorate is undecided. Decisions about who to vote for Are taken much later these Days the 68-year-old Chancellor told the newspaper die Welt. The number of people who vote according to tradition has clearly declined said Kohl who reckons the High number of floating voters Means he still has every Chance of re election. Schroeder 54, said he was not worried by the fact that Kohl had closed the Gap in the opinion polls. I always knew it would t be that easy Schroeder told Spiegel news Magazine. It gave the spa 39.5 per cent 1.5 Points lower than a week ago while the cd gained half a Point to 37.5. Another showed the Gap closing to two Points with the cd climbing one Point to 39 per cent while the spa held steady at 41 per cent. Well concentrate More strongly on social Equality. I think we be got the better hand there Schroeder said and there will also be a focus on the question Kohl or the Media Friendly Schroeder enjoys a Clear Lead Over Kohl in. Terms of personal popularity although the Chancellor has also narrowed that Gap in recent weeks. Kohl has spent a lot of time in the formerly communist East of Germany where cd support has slipped below 30 per cent. The five Eastern states could hold the key to his Fate. He is campaigning on his record As the West s elder statesman who helped Engineer German reunification in 1990, eight years after he became Chancellor of West Germany. High unemployment but Many East germans once grateful for the freedoms Kohl brought now blame him for unemployment that at 17 per cent is nearly twice the National average. Whether Kohl starts drawing his pension after sept. 27 will also depend on the Fate of three Small parties liberals Neo communists and environmentalists. German Law requires a party to win five per cent of the National vote or capture three constituencies to enter parliament. Kohl s current partners Are the tax cutting free democrats hovering just above the five per cent Cut off in opinion polls. Schroeder s allies Are the Alliance 90/greens a left Wing ecologist bloc whose support has dropped to about six per cent. Berens River teenager is dead after she was tossed out of a stolen Van when it left the Road Early yesterday. Lac Dubonnet ramp said the Van which had been reported stolen had five youths in it when it went off the Road and sideswiped a Hydro pole. 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