Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 15, 2001, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 Fumii i 2001 digest Index local editorials a12 focus a13 letters to the editor a13 business stocks b7 family notices in memorial c11 classified c11 Jumble c14 diversions Ann Landers d3 comics 02 sports record entertainment d5 movies d7 prime time to b10 weather b10 deaths wife of John widow of Cancil Rowden John husband of Elsie Edmund Alexander of Toron husband of Jean Christie Rasmussen Amy widow of Roy Amilcare widower of Ethel of British for Merly of Gertrude i classified death notices c11 our mistake a Story yesterday wrongly identified Oliver Botar As a professor of architecture at the University of in he is an assistant professor of Art history and a not the of the coalition to save the Eaton build i i i lotteries pick 3 winning number yesterday was lotto winning numbers wednesday were and Bonus number was the million Jackpot was carried 15 winners in the 5 out of Bonus category won winners in the 5 out of 6 num ber category won win ners in the 4 out of 6 number category won winners in the 3 out of 6 number category won the plus winning number wednesday was Western winning numbers wednesday were and Bonus number was there were no winners in the 6 out of 6 or 5 out of Bonus 11 winners in the 5 out of 6 number category won 612 winners in the 4 out of 6 number category won winners in the 3 out of 6 number category won i i i How to reach us Winnipeg free press 1355 Mountain Avenue Manitoba r2x 3b6 switchboard 6977000 t circulation City delivery 6977001 v 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 v 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 most wanted continued from Page a1 i own two cats and i have leashes on the so i assume that How they found the West Kildonan resident the Pound became whats called a special operating Agency a sort of standalone business about two years ago and Dack said the aggressive collection of fees is one Way to improve the Bottom dog owners surveyed by the free press last night snarled at the cites most saying it was simply a Money As a multiple dog my dogs Are Well trained and i look after said one fort Garry its targeting the people who look after their there May be dogs in but fewer than 20 per cent Are said at a licence if the animal int spayed or the City could cover half the million it costs to run the he we Are trying to get Revenue up to offset the Cost of operations and to keep it off the property tax he that what were supposed i know people look at it As a tax grab and theres Only so much i can say about i if people dont buy someone else pays for the Cost of running the Kosmach said she howled when she received the cites letter because she thought it was rude and she resented feeling forced to Call the Pound and proclaim her like a scolded Dack begged to saying Kosmach was overreacting a the letter is Brief and he when people Call usand Tell us they Phil Hossack Winnipeg free press Kosmach says cats Leash Likely misled the City into thinking she owes do licence dont have a we take them at their he added the Pound provides a valuable ser vice to dog who dont seem to mind paying their fees when their animal runs away and is rescued by City the More people who get licences Means we can get More dogs Back to their it Means we wont have to put Down As Many dogs As we which we dont like Dack the City will be Able to use computer technology to track people who Haven renewed their but for now do catchers Are limited to following their no matter How faint the he said things like leashes on fences and Doghouse in Yards Are reasonable they Pound workers patrol their neighbourhoods and they look for signs of often they know where dogs Are and they come Back to the office and Check to see if a licence has been issued and if it we Send out a there pretty Good at what they but sometimes were wrong and we apolo Gize when we 0 with files from Paul Mckie legacy continued from Page a1 among the issues that had held up Winnipeg bid was the Lack of a Large facility to accommodate the Pond hoppers Beer Hall that customarily adjoins the world it want immediately Clear yesterday How that Issue was resolved but local organizers had talked previously about erecting a massive heated tent out Side the securing the event was largely the work of local businessman Zivan president of the Canadian Curling association for the past Saper was out of town and be reached for comment yesterday but has said in the past that he hoped the 2003 worlds could be the Hometown legacy of his term As president of the National Ian executive director of the Mani Toba Curling declined to comment last saying Only that hed been asked to make arrangements locally for a news Confer ence june hosting a world Curling championships is the latest in a series of major International sport ing events to be awarded to including the North american indigenous com ing to the City july 25 to that Fol lows the 1999 pan am games and world Junior hockey the 2003 worlds could also represent an inter National Swan song of sorts for the Winnipeg which has played Host to dozens of major International events Over the years but will be shuffled aside when a new downtown Arena opens in the fall of unlike other world Curling championships held in Europe and the Over the the 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Canadian press the missing Man was a doctor who left a note which caused leaders of Pikangikum first a Community ravaged by to fear for the mans provincial police would confirm Only that a manhunt was under staff Doug Squires said he could provide few details because the family of the missing Man had requested no com ment be made at this they feel the Man May have gone walking into the Bush in a Melancholic said the who asked not to be the missing who had travelled to Pikangikum sever Al Days ago to help the Community of Deal with a series of was due to leave at 10 but did not show up for his he had been missing at least since 9 that morning and searchers were combing the Bush by 11 fresh footprints believed to be made by the mans running shoes were found about 20 Kilometres from the Remote flying Community but As of late yesterday he had not been family members and physicians from Sioux about 500 Kilometres flew in to help with the the source while the exact contents of the note had 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