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Gazette GDU Manitoba Vol THEManitoba azette Gazette GDU Manitoba Vol. 146 No. 46 November 18, 2017 ● Winnipeg ● le 18 novembre 2017 Vol. 146 no 46 Table of Contents DUPONT to DUPONT .................................................. 447 GOVERNMENT NOTICES EARLY to EARLY ......................................................... 447 FEDYCK to DESROCHERS-SCHNEIDER ................. 447 Under The Change of Name Act: GAGNON to GAGNON ................................................ 447 AFOLABI to AFOLABI ................................................ 447 GAGNON to HARRISON ............................................. 447 AFOLABI to AFOLABI ................................................ 447 GHUMAN to GHUMAN .............................................. 447 AHMED to YUSOUF .................................................... 447 GRAHAM to TESSIER ................................................. 447 AMBROSE to AVERY .................................................. 447 HADZIC to HADZIC .................................................... 447 ANJUM to JAFFAR ...................................................... 447 HARDER to HARPER .................................................. 447 ANTONICK-BLATZ to ANTONICK ........................... 447 HAUHUTH to SCHAUB .............................................. 447 AUGER to AUGER ....................................................... 447 HEPPNER to HEPPNER ............................................... 447 AWUSHEK to AWUSHEK ........................................... 447 HRAPPSTEAD-RIMKE to HRAPPSTEAD ................. 447 BAKER to SCHERPENZEEL ....................................... 447 HRYCYK-KLASSEN to HRYCYK .............................. 447 BARINDER SINGH to SINGH..................................... 447 IBRAHIM to FARHAN ................................................. 447 BEARDY to BEAR ....................................................... 447 IWANCHYSKO to TURKO .......................................... 447 BERHE to BERHE ........................................................ 447 KARAMJEET KAUR to KAUR ................................... 447 BLACKBURN to JOYAL .............................................. 447 KLEINSASSER to KLEIN ............................................ 447 BLADY-BLUDAU to GIRARD .................................... 447 KLEINSASSER to KLEIN ............................................ 447 BOLD to MENZIES ...................................................... 447 LAMEWONA to FRANTZ ........................................... 447 BOLD to MENZIES ...................................................... 447 LAPORTE to HIRAOKA .............................................. 447 BOTELHO to BOTELHO ............................................. 447 LECLAIR to BELL ........................................................ 447 BUHR to DOWD ........................................................... 447 LEUZINGER to KEMKARAN ..................................... 447 BYGGDIN to ROSS ...................................................... 447 LOEWEN SAWATZKY to LOEWEN ........................... 448 CAMPEAU to FITZNER .............................................. 447 MACKIE to MACKIE-COLE ....................................... 448 CAMPEAU to FITZNER .............................................. 447 MANDEEP KAUR to BAMRAH ................................. 448 CHANG to CHANG ...................................................... 447 MAVELY to CHIRAMEL .............................................. 448 CHANG to CHANG ...................................................... 447 MAYTWAYASHING to QUADE .................................. 448 CHIRAMAL JOB to CHIRAMEL ................................ 447 MAZAWASICUNA to MAZAWASICUNA .................. 448 CLARK to KARLSSON ................................................ 447 MCCLYMONT to MCCLYMONT ............................... 448 DAOUST-LÉVESQUE to DAOUST ............................ 447 MCLEOD to MCLEOD ................................................. 448 DEMERS to DEMERS .................................................. 447 MUELLER to MUELLER ............................................. 448 DERKSEN to MENZIES ............................................... 447 MULLALY to KEHLER ................................................ 448 DERKSEN to THORSTEINSON .................................. 447 MULROONEY to PERRY............................................. 448 NOTICE TO READERS: AVERTISSEMENT AU LECTEUR: The Manitoba Gazette is published every Saturday and consists of notices required by La Gazette du Manitoba, publiée chaque samedi, est composée des avis devant provincial statute or regulation to be published in The Manitoba Gazette. être publiés dans la Gazette du Manitoba aux termes d’une loi ou d’un règlement provinciaux. Statutory Publications, 10th Flr 155 Carlton, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 3H8 Publications officielles, 155, rue Carlton, 10e étage, Winnipeg (Manitoba) R3C 3H8 (204-945-3103) e mail: [email protected] Tél.: 204-945-3103 C. élec.: [email protected] Copyright © The Government of Manitoba, 1995 © Le gouvernement du Manitoba, 1995. All rights reserved. Tous droits réservés. The Queen’s Printer for the Province of Manitoba ● L’Imprimeur de la Reine du Manitoba 11/18/2017 ● The Manitoba Gazette ● Vol. 146 No. 46 ● Gazette du Manitoba ● MUNOZ to MUNOZ ..................................................... 448 Estate: Kuz, Frances R ................................................... 452 NZUZI BABIO BATIKO to NZOUSSI ........................ 448 Estate: Lucyk, Ellen ....................................................... 452 OSZTIAN to SKLARUK .............................................. 448 Estate: Malfait, Julia ...................................................... 452 PANOTES to LEE ......................................................... 448 Estate: Moxness, Linda .................................................. 452 PATEL to PATEL ........................................................... 448 Estate: Pitura, Walter L .................................................. 452 PAUL to POIRIER ......................................................... 448 Estate: Reichert, Paul J .................................................. 452 PERREAULT to TULLY ............................................... 448 Estate: Sandison, Janice J .............................................. 452 PICHARDO SANTOS to PICHARDO HASTIE .......... 448 Estate: Scheske, Dennis L .............................................. 452 QAMAR to FARHAN ................................................... 448 Estate: Solleveld, David W ............................................ 452 REYES to REYES ......................................................... 448 Estate: Stewart, Norman D ............................................ 453 ROBERT to ROBERT ................................................... 448 Estate: Topnik, Gordon H .............................................. 453 RUPPEL to BROOKS ................................................... 448 Estate: Van Buren, Joseph C .......................................... 453 SARANDEEP SINGH to SINGH .................................. 448 Estate: Walstrom, Jean M ............................................... 453 SARDARNIA to ALAVI ................................................ 448 Estate: Wilcock, Edward C ............................................ 453 SARGENT to RICARD ................................................. 448 SARTE to SARTE .......................................................... 448 Under The Executions Act: Court Notice SAVIC to TRAVASSOS ................................................. 448 Minister of Finance vs. SCHULZ to SCHULZ ................................................... 448 6032338 Manitoba Ltd. o/a Reset Ultra Lounge ............ 453 SCHWAB to PARTRIDGE ............................................ 448 SERRA to SERRA ......................................................... 448 Under The Garage Keepers Act: SHARMA to SHARMA ................................................. 448 Auction ........................................................................... 454 SHRESTHA to SHRESTHA.......................................... 448 Auction ........................................................................... 454 SIDHU to KAUR ........................................................... 448 SIWICKI to BOURCIER-HANSEN ............................. 448 SMERECHYNSKI to KULCZYCKI ............................ 448 SMITH to ROSS ............................................................ 448 SMITH to SMITH.......................................................... 448 SMITH to SMITH.......................................................... 448 SMITH to SMITH.......................................................... 448 SORIN to SAINDON-COOMBS .................................. 448 SOSINKALO to SOSINKALO ..................................... 448 TAGALA to TAGALA-BENIGNO ............................... 448 THOMSON to THOMSON ........................................... 448 TIMCHUK to TIMCHUK ............................................. 448 TRUDEAU to ST. LAURENT ...................................... 448 TSE to TSE .................................................................... 448 VOURIOT to VAN WALLEGHEM .............................. 448 WALDEN to FOREST-WALDEN ................................. 448 WILSON to WILSON ................................................... 448 ZENG to ZENG ............................................................. 448 Under The Cooperatives
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