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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 14, 2014, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE A2 Thank you Manitoba for helping us reach our goal of $ 100K to feed hungry babies! Please donate TODAY! 204- 982- 3581 www. winnipegharvest. org CITY Festival du Voyageur B1 SPORTS Olympic hockey poll C1 ARTS & LIFE Endless Love trailer D3 WINNIPEG FREE PRESS 1355 Mountain Avenue Winnipeg, Manitoba, R2X 3B6 Privacy policy and questions www. winnipegfreepress. com/ privacy. html CIRCULATION INQUIRIES NEED A REPLACEMENT PAPER? Call or email before 11 a. m. weekdays or noon Saturday City / 204- 697- 7001 Outside Winnipeg / 1- 800- 542- 8900 press 1 6 a. m.- 6 p. m. M- F. 6 a. m.- 12 p. m. Saturday Closed Sunday fpcirc@ freepress. mb. ca TO SUBSCRIBE - 204- 697- 7001 Out of Winnipeg - 1- 800- 542- 8900 ADVERTISING Classified ( M- F) - 204- 697- 7100 wfpclass@ freepress. mb. ca Obituaries ( Sun- Fri) - 204- 697- 7384 Display Advertising - 204- 697- 7122 FP. 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- 7301 PHOTO REPRINTS - 204- 697- 7063 City desk / City. desk@ freepress. mb. ca Letters to the editor / Letters@ freepress. mb. ca THE NEW REALITY WFP SCAN PAGE WFP WFP SCAN TO SEE VIDEO WATCH: WRHA update on critical incident findings HOW TO USE BLIPPAR 1 2 3 Download the free BLIPPAR app from Apple or the Google play store. When you see the WFP Blippar icon, scan the page with Blippar. Enjoy BONUS content on your mobile phone or tablet. WATCH . HOW- TO VIDEO READER SERVICE / GENERAL INQUIRIES 204- 697- 7000 A 2 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2014 winnipegfreepress. com I T'S Valentine's Day, and there is definitely something special in the air. It's either the magical power of true love or - and I'm pretty sure it's this second thing - the enticing aroma of sizzling bacon. I say this because I have just returned from visiting some of this nation's top love gurus, by which I mean the kids in Yury Kruk's Grade 5 class and Derek Paul's grades 4 and 5 class at Hampstead School in East Kildonan. I spent a morning with these pint- sized love doctors as part of I Love to Read Month. In return, they presented me with the sort of thoughtful gift that can reduce a grown newspaper columnist to tears - two pounds of gourmet bacon. Along with delicious salty strips of cured pork, the kids also agreed to squat on the floor and, wielding No. 2 pencils, scribble out their secrets for becoming irresistible to the opposite sex, recipes for love that, not surprisingly, frequently included bacon as a key ingredient. Here are their unedited responses: Secret No. 1 - " If you are single and feel lonely, you should try to go on a dating website or, if that does not work, try to cook bacon and rub it all over you and cook more, put it on a plate, go outside and they will all come for you, but if they don't like bacon you can try to talk to him or her and if you are a boy ask her out!" - Alysse, 10, Grade 5 Secret No. 2 - " Listen to them talk, even if you are not really interested in what they are talking about. And agree a lot. Girls seem to like when you say sorry." - Anderson, 11 Secret No. 3 - " If your lonly and you don't have any one read this tip ... Ask them out, in a few years ask them to merry you and if you want them to be with you for ever make them a nice breakfest every day help her with housework and all that nice things and then they would never live you!" - Amiliya, 10 Secret No. 4 - "( Eleven tips in total) 1. Ask the girl out for dinner... 5. Buy her pickles 6. Buy her bacon 7. Buy her a necklace... 10. Don't wear calone 11. Use bacon smell." - David, 10, Grade 5 Secret No. 5 - "( Seven steps) Step 1: Comb and brush your hair - it would make you look beautiful; Step 2: Put on fashionable clothes - it would make you look rich ... Step 4: Put on lipstick - the guy will get ready to be kissed... Step 6: Put on fashionable glasses - It will make the guy in love; Step 7 - Go outside and find your LOVE!" - Chistan, 10, Grade 5 Secret No. 6 - " Give the girl flowers. Give them a hog. Give them a story. Danse. Give them a red rose. Sing a song. Say funny stuff. Be classy. Buy something good. Give them meat. Give them bacon." - Rhengo, 10 Secret No. 7 - ( Thirteen tips) 1. Treat her with kintness. 2. Listen to her when she talks. 3. Give her flawers... 12. Look strong. 13. Give her bacon." - Billy Secret No. 7 - " Buy them gifts/ bacon. Make them a poem. Make a love letter. Ask them out. If that does not work, just go on a dateing website or get bacon calone." - Keanna, 10 Secret No. 8 - " Find a girl, be a friend for seven or five months. Once you be a best friend to the girl, make an accident and then save her. Once she hugs you, tell her your feelings. Then for Valentine's give her flowers. Use this, kids, please, it works." - Kirubel, 10, Grade 5 Secret No. 9 - " How to get a guy to fall in love with you. ( Four steps) 1st step - Act pretty and pretend you don't notice him. Sooner or later he will talk to you. 2nd step - Anything that's a joke, laugh, even if it's a horrible joke. 3rd step - If he asks you out, you always say yes and if it is the worst place to go, you still say yes. 4th step - If this becomes a normal thing when you go out a lot, it's time to take a step further. Start to dress up very attractive and put some makeup on." - Rydanna, 10, Grade 5 Secret No. 10 - " Dress in front of a girl is shirtless and give them twelve stacks of stake." - Logan, 10, Grade 5 Secret No. 11 - " Wash my car. I love a clean car more than flowers." - Teacher- librarian Liz Loewen Secret No. 12 - " Always be their for her. Ask her to marry you. Where a tuxedo." - Nathan, 10, Grade 5 Secret No. 13 - " Write a poem to her ... and be nice and swag!" - Melody, 9, Grade 4 Secret No. 14 - " Wear perfume, but not too much. Make them bacon and bacon sandwiches." - Sabrina, 9, Grade 4 Secret No. 15 - "( Five steps) Step 1. Show her your cute dog or a baby sister or a baby brother. Step 2. Make her laugh. Step 3. Say she has a great smile. Step 4. Tell her she has great hair. Step 5. Then you make your move and kiss her. And this works." - Tyler, 10 Anyway, the Hampstead School kids had lots more romance tips, but hopefully these will get your heart pounding today. I know mine is. Of course, that might just be the bacon grease. doug. speirs@ freepress. mb. ca In the Doug House Doug Speirs Buy flowers, slather yourself in bacon Students offer some sage advice on attracting that special person Business B 6 Canada A 13,14 City B 1 Classified B 12 Comics D 7 Diversions D 8 Editorials A 11 Entertainment D 1 Horoscope D 4 Jumble B 12 Letters to the Editor A 10 Manitoba A 8 Miss Lonelyhearts D 4 Movies D 6 Sports C 1 Top News A 3,4,5 TV D 4 Weather A 24 World A 15,16,18 . OBITUARIES B 11 . COLUMNISTS Oksana Hepburn A 11 Peter McCaffrey A 11 David Christianson B 8 Gary Lawless C 1 In the event of a discrepancy between this list and the official winning numbers, the latter shall prevail. PICK 3 Winning number Thursday was 744. EXTRA Winning number Thursday was 5517638. LOTTO 6/ 49 Winning numbers Wednesday were: 3, 12, 16, 20, 28, 31. Bonus number was 37. The jackpot of $ 9,809,851.10 was carried over. INSIDE LOTTERIES HANDOUT Kids have some great ideas on finding true love this Valentine's Day. JOIN THE CONVERSATION What is your No. 1 romantic tip for Valentine's Day? Go to winnipegfreepress. com and add your comments to the conversation Deadly pig virus here? THE first case of a virus that can wipe out a barn's weanling pigs within a week is suspected in Manitoba. The Chief Veterinary Office of Manitoba is expected to confirm this morning porcine epidemic diarrhea virus ( PEDv) has been discovered on a Manitoba farm. The location of the farm was not revealed Thursday. The virus is not a threat to humans. Adult pigs recover from the virus. However, PEDv has the potential to obliterate the piglet population and cost the industry tens of millions of dollars. Steps are being taken to contain the virus. The farm in question has been sealed off and pigs on neighbouring farms are being inspected by veterinarians, said the Manitoba Pork Council. PEDv was initially found in the United States. It surfaced in Ontario last month. PEDv is spread in feces. The suspicion is a trailer that had been out of province may have carried the virus into Manitoba. A piglet can die within six days and the virus is highly contagious to others in a litter. The pork council cautions producers to make sure any trucks or trailers that come onto their yards be properly washed and disinfected. Court won't hear Katz case THE Supreme Court of Canada won't hear an appeal in the case of a Winnipeg man who alleges the mayor violated provincial conflict- ofinterest laws. Mayor Sam Katz came under fire for hosting a $ 3,000 Christmas party in December 2010 for city councillors and staff at an Asian restaurant he owned. Joe Chan, owner of another restaurant, asked the courts to find Katz had broken the law and used his influence to have public money spent at his establishment. A lower court ruled Katz did not book the event at his establishment and found no evidence he pressured city staff to do so. The Manitoba Court of Appeal upheld that finding, as well as a ruling that ordered Chan to pay Katz $ 10,000 in legal costs. As usual, the Supreme Court gave no reasons for refusing to hear the case. Fined for smoke shop FOUR aboriginal men have been fined $ 190,000 for running a smoke shop that sold cut- rate cigarettes in Manitoba. Provincial court Judge Shauna Hewitt- Michta sentenced the group Wednesday in Brandon. Dakota Plains First Nation Chief Orville Smoke told the judge the intent of the Dakota Chundee Smoke Shop was to provide revenue for his impoverished people. He said it was also intended to draw attention to the need for better living conditions on area reserves. The judge accepted the smoke shop wasn't run out of greed and noted some of the proceeds were used on the reserves. However, she ruled the men deliberately created and persisted in an enterprise they knew was illegal. Smoke, along with Frank Brown, former chief of the Canupawakpa Dakota Nation, and Charles and Garth Blacksmith, faced several offences under both the Tax Administration and Miscellaneous Taxes Act and the Tobacco Tax Act. - staff In Brief A_ 04_ Feb- 14- 14_ FP_ 01. indd A2 2/ 13/ 14 10: 09: 08 PM ;