Thatcher tops poll as most hated figure in England
A public poll in England places Margaret Thatcher ahead of Adolf Hitler as the most hated and feared figure, while she is also named the most liked among politicians, with Winston Churchill close behind. Veteran Tory Warner Jorgenson announces retirement after long service in Ontario and Manitoba roles, including MLA and cabinet minister. A bride and groom may receive good luck by throwing an old shoe, if it misses.
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England
Margaret Thatcher
Adolf Hitler
Winston Chur
Warner Jorgenson
Provencher
Ottawa
St Lazare hockey teams post weekend results and local news
Rivier Academy girls 8 and under played three games with Miniota and Rocanville, tying 9 9 then 63 for St Lazare. The 10 and under T took part in Russell K of C tournament, losing two, then beat Birtle 74 at home. Players Nestor Hayden and Jason Tremblay scored. coach thanks Jake Guay. Local residents and travels include trips to Edson Edmonton Penticton Las Vegas and Europe. Hospital and winning announcements, bake sale for Heart Fund, and MAHA playoff update with Outlaws beating Angusville two games to one.
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Rivier Academy
Prince Albert
St Lazare
Miniota
Rocanville
St. Lazare
Russell
Jake Guay
Birtle
Nestor Hayden
Jason Tremblay
Heart Fund
St. Lazare Outlaws
Angusville
MAHA
Shoal Lake
Outlaws
Foxwarren
Mary Fleury
Winnipeg
Delphine
St. Boniface Hospital
Alice Simeons
Morden, Man
Art and
Marle Fene
Manitoba approves guest home licensing regulations
New residential care rules set licensing standards for adults with disorders and seniors in Manitoba. The Office of Residential Care will oversee licenses for facilities with more than three residents, while fire and building inspections remain mandatory. About 500 residences with 2,500 spaces are expected to be covered, with renewals every two years and new documents after three years. The provincenotes strong City of Winnipeg cooperation and local fire departments conducting inspections.
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Social Services
Minaker
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Office of
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Brandon
Provincial Fire Commissioner's Office
Caution Corner Mail Order Buying Advice From Manitoba Bureau
The Manitoba Consumers' Bureau warns that mail order buying is a multi million dollar business with risks. Read ads carefully to gauge size and quality, beware poor substitutions, use COD to avoid losses, and expect hard refunds for distant firms. Compare prices with retail outlets and inspect shipments on arrival. Report issues by registered letter and keep records. insure returns to avoid loss. Call 1 800 262 8844 for help.
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Manitoba Consumers’ Bureau
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Pedz
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Edmonton
Penticton
Richard Dupont
Leo
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Martine Guay
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Lucia
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Columbia Diamonds
Russell, Fan
General Motors
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Russell, Man
Consumer's Bureau
Kennedy Street
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Consumer Affairs
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J&e Hardware
Reavie’s Pharmacy
Reavie's
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