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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 3, 2004, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 Winnipeg free press saturday july 3, 2004 deaths Audet Nee Dickson Margaret 90. Baker l. Doris. Banville Nee Krupinski Frances 80, widow of Maurice. Bartley Kathleen Joan. Bedford Mary Elizabeth 93. Bell Edmond Roy husband of Rita. Buck Peter husband of Nellie. Cardinal Lloyd Paul Joseph husband of Ruth. Cigash Susan 93, widow of John. Cook Jean widow of Albert Edward. Cowie Bodnarchuk Kathleen Jean widow of Ron. Denney Anna 100. Dobbin Davin 93, widower of Helen Louise Thompson. Dreher Thomas husband of Marilyn. Forsyth Anne Margaret. Friesen Susan. Fry Winifred Emma 83, of Bratton Fleming North Devon England. Garrioch Earl Frank 75. Germain Peter. Goodall Todd Lawrence 34. Hamilton Alvin g., widower of Beulah. Hapiuk Nickolas 84, husband of Georgina. Hedges Anne 72, wife of Gerald. Hodges Wakeha Doreen Cecile widow of Vernon. Holtmann Nee Beaudet Elorraine of Saint Hyacinthe que., wife of Wilfried. Hopkins Arlene 48. Houle Agnes 96, widow of John Houle. Iliff Alexander sandy72. Johnson Nee Staine Marjorie Florence. Kojima Thelma Sayoko 78, wife of Mickey. Korol Nee Din Koann 84, wife of John. Kraynyk Michael Mike. Lahure Marcel Victor 80, of Carman husband of Millie. Lawson Lichtenau George Fredrick 62, Hus band of Nancy. Lawson Harry Edward Hood 72, of Selkirk Hus band of Ardy. Lee James Jim Robert 63, husband of Barbara. Levinsky Irene Anielka wife of Carl. Lewis Dean Stirling 58, of Selkirk husband of Shirley. Lundy Anne 98. Lysy Nee St Chelsie. Macfarlane John Douglas 83, husband of Dorothy. Man Tam 75, widow of Lai Man. Marton Jim widower of Carlotta. Mcgregor William husband of Dorothy. Nairn John a., 75, husband of Valerie. Nieves Victoria 83, widow of Raul. Norberg Ronald Erling. Patterson Joseph 64, husband of Valerie. Prokopp Morris husband of Patricia. Reimer Jacob Jake Wiens husband of Mary. Robertson Esther Mae. Sheridan Tim husband of Philo Machale. 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To subscribe Call ? 697-7001 outside Winnipeg 1-800-542-8900 president up Canadian newspapers limited partnership Rudy Redekop 697-7362. Directors publisher Murdoch Davis 697-7362 editor Nicholas Hirst 697-7295 director of sales and marketing Laurie Finley 697-7164 director of finance Dan Koshowski 697-7425 director of operations and technology Glenn Williams 697-7045 Canada Post sales agreement no. 0563595 recycled newsprint is used in the production of this newspaper. Please Recycle. Fogging continued from Page a1 anti pesticide activist Dan Moroz warned this week that the City is using last years malathion Supply and that the chemical becomes More toxic after storage. But Ken Nawolski of the City a insect control Branch said that Only Hap pens at High temperatures. The City a malathion is stored at 15 c. Along with the Rise in mosquitoes a similar Rise has been seen in the num Ber of homeowners signing up to pre vent fogging being done within 100 metres of their residences. As of wednesday 400 homeowners had signed up a jump of almost 300 in a week. Lincoln Poulin of Poulin a pest control services said his company is also hired to kill mosquitoes but i be never had anyone say they re having it done because the City a not doing anything. They just want the extra Krista Moody who lives in South St. Vital said she hired matrix to fog her Yard before holding a family function earlier this month. It was great ? i would definitely do it again Moody said. The mosquitoes Are horrible out Here but after they fogged the mosquitoes were non existent for our Gath ering. I a glad the City will be Julie Scarpino of the City a insect control Branch said there a nothing the City can do ? or wants to do ? about the Pri vate fogging. People can always have a private company come to fog on their own private property Scarpino said. But because we re a service provider for the Public we have to respect the Scarpino said its the same As a Home owner applying insecticide to his Lawn. She said homeowners who have said no to fogging Are spread throughout the City but there a a Good concentration of them in the Wolseley area. But we can still Access that area. Well treat the areas we can and respect All the Buffer Steve Kirk who has registered his Wolseley area organic grocery store with the City so it in to fogged expressed Surprise when he heard a Neighbour could override his concerns by hiring a private company. If somebody knows they re going to be adversely affected they should be Able to make sure its not sprayed around them Kirk said. Id be in favour of people having the right not to have it sprayed at them. If it takes provincial legislation to do that i a in favour of Glenda Whiteman of concerned residents of Winnipeg is calling for a moratorium on All Mosquito fogging in the City. Her open letter this week to pre Mier Gary doer and mayor Sam Katz says malathion increases the risk of West Nile by killing off insect Preda tors and weakening the Birds and peo ple that carry the virus. The letter is endorsed by the Canad an association of physicians for the environment. ? with files from Helen falling. Hospital to get upgrade health minister Dave Chomiak announced a $1.5-million Security upgrade to the Ste. Anne Hospital this week. Bockstael construction of Winnipeg was awarded the tender and will begin work on the project immediately. Improvements include moving the Nurs ing station to provide a better View of the emergency area observation Beds and wait ing areas upgrading mechanical and electrical systems replacing cracked flooring widening washroom doors to increase accessibility building a washroom with a Shower for the single birthing room and building one fully accessible bathing room. Ste. Anne Hospital is a 21-bed acute care facility. The improvements should be done before the end of the year ;