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Wednesday, August 07, 2013

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Advertising@ freepress. mb. ca EDITORIAL Newsroom 204- 697- 7301 News tip 204- 697- 7292 Fax 204- 697- 7412 Photo desk 204- 697- 7304 Sports desk 204- 697- 7285 Business news 204- 697- 7308 Reader feedback 204- 697- 7355 City desk City. desk@ freepress. mb. ca Letters to the editor Letters@ freepress. mb. ca Business B 3,4,8 Canada / World A 7 City B 1,2 Classified B 7 Comics C 8 Diversions C 9 Editorials A 9 Entertainment C 1 Family Notices B 5 Horoscope C 4 Jumble B 7 Letters to the Editor A 8 Manitoba A 6 Miss Lonelyhearts C 4 Movies C 2 Sports D 1 Top News A 3- 5 TV C 4 Weather C 12 World A 10 ALEXANDER , Clifford Domonic. BAKER , Sam. BARBER , Charles Edward. BEDNAR , Edward. BROWN , Vida Uralda. CASTLE , George Richard. CHOKAN , John. CHOUINARD ( n�e PLAMONDON), Cecile. CIELEN , Joyce Magdelene. EDWARDS , Brian. GIBBS ( n�e BRUCE), Olive Bernice. FILLETI ( n�e COTTICK), Judith Josephine. GILLIES , Leonard James. GIZOWSKI , Larry. HIGHAM , Vivian Arlene. KENNEDY , Robert John. LEGAULT , Raymond. MANN ( n�e ROSENBERG), Gay. NEDOTIAFKO , Robert ( Bob) James. PEDINY , Beverly ( Bev). PERERA , Don Cyril. RYDZEWSKI , Jadwiga. SAWATZKY , Henry. SMITH , Martin. SONNICHSEN ( BOIVIN), Gertrude. STASIUK , Orest Michael. SUDYN , Eva. THERRIEN ( n�e COURCHAINE), Claudette. WIEBE , John K. . Classified Death Notices B5 A story in the Aug. 6 edition, Uncovering Canada's Arctic sea battle, contained an inaccuracy. In fact, the Treaty of Utrecht led to France surrendering what is now western and northern Canada to the Hudson Bay Company in 1713. The Plains of Abraham battle was fought almost half a century later, in 1759, and led to the complete French withdrawal from what is now primarily Quebec. In the event of a discrepancy between this list and the official winning numbers, the latter shall prevail. PICK 3 Winning number Tuesday was 804. EXTRA Winning number Tuesday was 3439875. INSIDE DEATHS OUR MISTAKE CANADA POST SALES AGREEMENT NO. 0563595 Recycled newsprint is used in the production of the newspaper. Please recycle. LOTTERIES S AM Baker saw a lot of change in his 109 years. Believed to be Manitoba's oldest man when he died Monday, Baker was a teen in the North End during the Winnipeg General Strike. When he turned 100, he was commenting on online banking. The one constant in Baker's 109 years was his interest in people. " Be a nice guy," was his code for living, said his son, Steve Baker. " It was nice to be important but more important to be nice." On Dec. 22, 2003 at a 100th birthday party put on by his bank branch downtown, the sharp and spry Sam Baker told the Free Press he would forgo electronic banking but for a good reason. " I feel I'm missing out on a whole new thing that is passing me by ( Internet banking) but I like to see the people here." As a teen growing up in the North End, he worked at a tannery owned by his immigrant parents, who warned him during the Winnipeg General Strike: " Don't you dare go downtown," Baker's son Steve said he recalled. His dad took their advice and avoided the deadly riot. And walked right into hard economic times. He had a general store that struggled in small- town Saskatchewan during the Dirty Thirties, then moved to Hamiota to run a failing farm implement and Chrysler dealership before the Second World War broke out. " Nobody had any money," said Steve. He remembers going to Green Gables with his elderly dad on vacation in Prince Edward Island. They toured the home that inspired the setting for author L. M. Montgomery's stories about Anne. It depicted life in another era: drawing water from a well, cooking on a wood stove and using oil lamps for light - a tough life, Steve told his dad. Sam Baker, who knew hard times on the prairie, saw Green Gables differently. " He said ' These people lived like lords! They had a wood stove with three levels so you could thaw, heat and cook your food all at the same time! They had a covered well so you didn't have to chop through ice in the winter!' " Sam Baker also knew success. He owned two JoAnn women's accessory shops in Brandon and Yorkton, Sask., then closed the stores in 1988. He also had a shop in Polo Park before it became an enclosed mall, then opened a store downtown on Portage Avenue, Steve said. The store downtown had a steep staircase to a second- floor office. Going up and down those stairs several times a day kept his dad in shape until he retired at age 84, Steve said. Then his dad walked most places, even though he was still driving at age 100. " He was always walking around downtown." He outlived all of his siblings and his wife, Joan, with whom he had three children, three grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. At his 100th birthday party at the bank, Baker told the Free Press that the secret to his longevity is a two- ounce drink before dinner - he enjoyed just about any alcoholic beverage - and no eating or drinking after dinner. Baker's service is 1: 30 p. m. Thursday at Shaarey Zedek on Wellington Crescent. carol. sanders@ freepress. mb. ca Oldest Manitoban dies at 109 Through turbulent times, Baker kept love of people OBITUARY SAM BAKER By Carol Sanders HANDOUT From 1903 to 2013, Sam Baker saw a world of change. A_ 02_ Aug- 07- 13_ FP_ 01. indd A2 8/ 6/ 13 11: 38: 00 PM ;