Local notices mix of ads and official hearing in Manitoba
A compiled page shows personal notices, employment ad for Woolworth, property for sale in Portage la Prairie and Austin, and a formal Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board hearing notice set for May 28 1975 in Brandon Manitoba. Included are solicitations for drivers, executors solicitors Miller, and relocation friendly employment terms.
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Highway Protection Act
WBA L.A
Jacob G. Dyck
BITIH
North Norfolk
N.E. Ta
Ti West
R.A
Austin
Highway Traffic and Motor Transport Board
Traffic Board
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Manitoba
W. Simpkin
Local visits from Prince George and Calgary pairs
Mrs. G Rush and Dr Lenwood Maxwell of Prince George British Columbia visited with their parents Mr and Mrs T E Maxwell. Mr and Mrs G Burtonshaw of Calgary Alberta were weekend visitors here with his mother Mrs J H Burtonshaw and other relatives.
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G. Rush
Lenwood Maxwell
Prince George
B.C
T.E. Maxwell
G. Burtonshaw
Calgary
Alta
J.H. Burtonshaw
Sealed Tender Offer for Lands Near Portage la Prairie
Tenders for 68 acres located north of the railway right of way in Manitoba must be received by 5 PM on Friday May 23. Tenders to Miller Miller and Miller Portage la Prairie must include a 10 percent certified cheque. The highest bid may not be accepted and completion is due by May 30, 1975.
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Canada
Rma
Woolworth
K. Kenny
F. W. Woolworth Co. Ltd
Portage la Prairie
CP Association
Sherbrooke Street
Winnipeg
RJA Ims
Ray Sharp
Schofields
Carberry
Elmer D. Hill
Ellen Isabel Perkins
MacGregor
Manitoba
Portage la. Prairie
A.D
Miller, Miller &Miller
S Avenue
Port
P.O
Portage Prairie
Miller, Miller & Miller
Obituary of Mrs Catherine Molish 93 of Lions Prairie Manor
Mrs Catherine Molish aged 93 of Lions Prairie Manor died May 17 1975 at Portage General Hospital widow of Steven Molish predeceased 1929 and a daughter Mary 1947 she leaves three sons Nick Nalter and Jack Molish all in Winnipeg and three daughters Rena Nellie and Anna Kostennik of Portage plus several grandchildren Funeral held May 20 at St Johns Catholic Church Poplar Park with Rev W auhovy Omega Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
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Catherine Mous
Portage General Hospital
Catherine Molish
Lions Prairie Manor
Steven Molish
William Oychuk
Mary
Nick, Nalter
Jack Molish
Winnipeg
Rena
Nellie
Poplar Park
Anna Kostennik
Portage
Halliday Harper wedding draws Rossendale guests in Calgary
Winnipeg guests Craig Frizzley and Fred Hill attended the Halliday Harper wedding in Calgary. J. Tomchuk and Kerry, C. Halliday, Arthur and Judy, H. Nash, Ivan Nicoll and Diane Christopher, R. Frizzley and Darren were among the attendees. Other family visits included L. Bieganski at Selkirk for a great nephew wedding, and K. Crocker of Portage covering the Halliday absence.
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Craig Frizzley
Fred Hill
Winnipeg
Allandale Visitors From Portage Winnipeg and More
Sunday visitors to Allandale included Mr and Mrs Laurie Donald and their boys and Mr and Mrs Mel Burton and family from Portage. Also Thursday visitors were Mrs H Fast and Anne of Winnipeg. Francis Pawley of Winnipeg visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Allan McCuaig.
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Laurie Donald
Mel Burton
Portage
Art Sylvester
H. Fast
Anne
Winnipeg
Francis Pawley
Allan McCuaig
Breakfast ideas with vitamin C rich fruit
Variety of first meals of the day listing oranges grapefruits strawberries raspberries and cantaloupe, all noted for high vitamin C content.
Hip dysplasia in large dog breeds prompts careful breeding
Large dog demand spurs rapid breeding, increasing congenital hip dysplasia in breeds such as German shepherd, St Bernard, and Great Dane. Signs appear at 3 to 5 months with lameness and abnormal gait. Diagnosis by a vet with X rays guides treatment from rest to surgery, and breeders are advised to verify parents and seek OFA certification to reduce risk.
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Americome
Orthopedia Foundation For Animals
O.F.A
Role of Credit Bureaus and debt support programs
This column explains how credit bureaus hold consumer data and the rights to review and correct records, noting that most poor ratings reflect real financial behavior. It surveys debt relief options including the Small Debtors Program from the Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, bankruptcy costs, property limits, and community credit counseling, promoting prudent financial management.
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Federal Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs
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