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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 23, 2001, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 win mib Fri March 2001 digest Index local editorials a focus a11 business stocks b9 family notices in a emporiums c8 classified 09 Jumble c11 diversions Ann Landers 03 comics d2 sports record entertainment d1 movies d9 prime time to 012 weather 012 i i i deaths of widow of Mildred of widow of Joseph Mary Mary widow of Charlie Emanuel Norman Roderick Betty wife of Margaret widow of widow of Dara Singh Lena of widow of Clarence husband of Irene wife of Meinrad of husband of Colette widower of wife of Millicent widow of Richard Van Joseph i classified death notices c8 i i i lotteries picks winning number yesterday was lotto winning numbers wednesday were and Bonus number was one win Ner claims the Jackpot of 6 winners in the 5 out of 6 Bonus number category win 227 winners in the 5 out of 6 number category win winners in the 4 out of 6 number Cate gory win winners in the 3 out of 6 number category win the plus winning number wednesday was Western winning numbers wednesday were 26 and Bonus number was the Jackpot of million was not there were no win ners in the 5 out of 6 Bonus number 8 winners in the 5 out of 6 number category win 783 winners in the 4 out of 6 num Ber category win winners in the 3 out of 6 number category win i i i How to reach us Winnipeg free press 1355 Mountain Avenue Manitoba r2x 3b6 switchboard 6977000 t circulation City delivery 6977001 t advertising classified 6977100 display 6977122 t editorial newsroom 6977230 newsroom fax 6977412 photo desk 6977304 sports desk 6977285 entertainment 6977234 business news 6977235 Reader feedback 6977293 City desk letters to the editor t photo reprints to order reprints 6977063 t All departments from Manitoba outside Winnipeg 18005428900 t directors publisher Rudy Redekop 6977362 editor Nicholas Hirst 6977295 director of circulation Harry Brown 6977359 director of advertising marketing Laurie Finley 6977164 director of finance Dan Koshowski 6977425 director of human resources Don Dufort 6977358 director of operations and technology Glenn Williams 6977045 Canada Post sales agreement 0563595 recycled newsprint is used in the production of this please meningitis continued from Page a1 sources who confirmed the plans for the vaccine Campaign said last night that the province made the decision before reports of the last two the decision to go ahead was made after a Kelvin High school French immersion a 14yearold was diagnosed with Beningo Coucal Dis ease earlier this the Grade 9 student remained in intensive care last night in critical but stable she was Manitoba ninth confirmed Case since january even More important for the the girl was the fifth teenager in the 13to19 age group to be diagnosed with a viru Lent group c Strain of Beningo Coucal considered to be the most infectious of All the strains of bacteria that cause the with that teenagers it became apparent Manitoba had enough cases to determine a such As age and so that specific groups could be targeted for the vaccine int it is 80 per cent effective in preventing meningitis and it is considered to be shortlisting and has the potential for All factors that made health officials Hesi Tate on recommending a Campaign until meningitis strikes most often As an inflammation of the brain lining and spinal Cord and it can be life threaten ing however the most serious form strikes directly at the bloodstream Caus ing a form of blood poisoning known As two of the nine cases this Winter have taken the sepsis the announcement expected today is to be followed up with the vaccination Campaign faster the province wide vaccine Campaign in for took a couple of weeks to get up and running after it was Manitoba officials have already Pur chased tens of thousands of the vaccines and Are expected to get the program operating Here much faster than was the Case in symptoms of meningitis include High stiff Nau vomiting and in cases of a pinpoint skin Manitoba typically reports about 10 meningitis cases in an entire Over bacterial meningitis occurs in about every six people in with a 10 per cent fatality it is spread by droplets from the Throat and so Public health officials warn people to avoid sharing glasses and or any other close Kelvin student Aaron Wade said with March break starting Many Stu dents will be travelling and possibly spreading the theres probably going to be a lot of people out of Winnipeg because its Spring he theres one kid who was exposed to the person who has meningitis and Hes in Vancouver right Wade said Hes heading to flin flon his Bruce was waiting to hear if the vaccine would be Manda Aaron said because he Doest share things he int at risk of getting Menin gitis and have to be vaccinate he Doest like Needles and he does it like his dad Hes not at risk but a lot of kids might Aaron Wade said the situation at Kelvin was Calmer yesterday after the meningitis announcement some people tested negative for the illness and that put some fears at he the patient has stabilized and she will make helping a with files from Carol Sanders o i Brief Dumaurier continued from Page a1 they have the advertisements in the paper to put attractive images of Dumaurier in the minds of Young peo Taylor says if you want to have wild sex in new then do Mau Rier is what you health Canada says the and is within the limits of the it does not technically violate the tobacco said Andrew spokesman for health the which came into effect in is phasing in restrictions on Tobac co including Over several it prevents Compa Nies from including lifestyle imagery in their ads such As pictures of people and limits where they can advertise to publications with at least 85 per cent adult direct marketing at children is it Doest take too much of a critical Eye to determine this and is intended to be marketed towards Young Swift my Judy Wasyly Ciales Winnipeg North the nip health says the and is an incitement to smoke and she wants the Federal government to take immediate action against do Cynthia executive director of physicians for a smoke free said tobacco companies have found a loophole in the tobacco act to get their product message this shows the government May think they got rid of cigarette Advertis but were Back on that same Callard o dont pack skis away dont pack your skis and snowboards away just the Brown grass May be peeking but there is still lots of Snow to take advantage of Over Spring All runs Are open at Holiday Moun Tain ski located about an hour and forty minutes Southwest of win Snow flurries have helped solid Ify a 75 centimetre base this week and More Snow and cooler weather is expected Over the next few environment Canada shows mainly sunny weather Over the weekend with temperatures dipping As Low As 23 c these Are the Best conditions weve had in 10 said Cindy Holiday Mountain assistant ase Sippi also has excellent conditions and will be open until at least april weve got enough Snow to stay open longer but As soon As people see no Snow in the they think there is no Snow on the said Mark operations manager for ase Sippi near rus looking for something closer to Home Springhill Winter sports Park is located minutes from downtown and will be open this weekend from 9 to 4 killing linked to gang the killing of an 23yearold Man Early wednesday is linked to Street gang members raiding a known inner City crack police said police said several people stormed into a rundown House at 468 Alfred at about armed with knives and a baseball Norman a resident of the and another 23yearold Man were police were called min utes later and summoned two Amu Fleury died in the second Man was treated and police also believe one or More of the attackers May have been injured As a blood Trail led from the House Down a Lane to a second Home on Aberdeen a Block investigators Are unsure of the Rea son behind the attack whether it was Over turf or theres also a problem interviewing no one wants to Homi cide investigators Are asking that any one with information Call them at 9866508 or crime stoppers at Kickback charges Laid a 40yearold Winnipeg Man has been charged by ramp for allegedly accepting kickbacks in a scheme that funnelled freight hauling business to one company Over Ron Muir of the commercial crime Section said Dale Robert Diakow was charged with receiving a secret commission of about after a six month Muir said Diakow worked for matrix freight an Agency which coordinates hauling Between various its alleged he received the Money from a client company of police were notified about the scheme by matrix officials last Spring Art c1asses Start March 26th at the forum Art est Twute 120 Eugene Street calf 2351069 to Register now carpet Vinyl clearcut 50 Archibald nod6alers 3340 Portage 2333061 8892276 store wide Sale leather Winnipeg Caus Fly Vancouver buy one item at regular get a second item for equal or lesser value for half dont miss this first time Opportunity to get the leather 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