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Gazette GDU Manitoba Vol THEManitoba azette Gazette GDU Manitoba Vol. 147 No. 3 January 20, 2018 ● Winnipeg ● le 20 janvier 2018 Vol. 147 no 3 Table of Contents GOVERNMENT NOTICES HALCROW to THORDARSON ................................... 13 HALCROW to THORDARSON ................................... 13 Under The Change of Name Act: HAMPSON to BEATTIE ............................................... 13 ALCHAIBIN to ALCHAIBIN ....................................... 13 HONGORO to HONGORO .......................................... 13 ALHANSHOUL to AL MATAR AL HANSHOUL ....... 13 JACOBSEN to JACOBSEN .......................................... 13 ALLAN to ALLEN ........................................................ 13 LAMBERT to ZABOLOTNY ....................................... 13 BALFOUR to HART ..................................................... 13 LUCIER to LUCIER ...................................................... 13 BAYVA to BAYYA ........................................................ 13 MARTENS WIEBE to FALK ........................................ 13 BEILIS to BAILEYS ..................................................... 13 MOHAMMED to MOHAMMED ................................. 13 BEILIS to BAILEYS ..................................................... 13 MOHAMMED to YOUNG ........................................... 13 BEILIS to BAILEYS ..................................................... 13 PARNELL to JOHNSON ............................................... 13 BEILIS to BAILEYS ..................................................... 13 PAULENKO to PAULENKO ........................................ 13 BELLEFEUILLE to BELLEFEUILLE ......................... 13 REID to REID ................................................................ 13 BOWAN to BOWMAN ................................................. 13 ROSE to ROSE .............................................................. 13 CARBONNEAU-CÔTÉ to CARBONNEAU-CÔTÉ ... 13 SAGUTCH to SAGUTCH ............................................. 13 CHAN to CHAN ............................................................ 13 SAJAN to SAJAN.......................................................... 13 CHAN to CHAN ............................................................ 13 SATHARASINGHE ARACHCHIGE to CRUZ KOLACH to KOLACH ..................................... 13 SATHARASINGHE ...................................................... 13 DUNSFORD to DUNSFORD-MORRISEY ................. 13 SHIFERAW to YOSEPH ............................................... 13 DURNING to GOODMAN ........................................... 13 SLAGERMAN to WABICK .......................................... 14 DUROCHER to ROMANO ........................................... 13 TEKLEAB to MEDIN ................................................... 14 ESSEX to LENNOX ...................................................... 13 WIEBE to WIEBE ......................................................... 14 FALK KAUENHOFEN to FALK .................................. 13 WILSON to WILSON ................................................... 14 FAVEL-MCKAY to FAVEL-MCKAY ........................... 13 WOLFE to WOLF ......................................................... 14 FIGUEROA to FIGUEROA .......................................... 13 ZARETSKI to ZARETSKI ............................................ 14 FOIDART to FOIDART ................................................ 13 FOX-DECENT to ROSENTRETER ............................. 13 Under The Cooperatives Act: FOX-DECENT to GRANT ............................................ 13 Articles of Amendment ................................................. 14 FOX-DECENT to GRANT ............................................ 13 Articles of Revival ........................................................ 14 FOX-DECENT to GRANT ............................................ 13 Statement Of Change In Facts ...................................... 14 FRYZA to FRYZA ......................................................... 13 GERVAIS to GERVAIS ................................................. 13 Under The Highways Protection Act: GILL to GILL................................................................. 13 Notice of Hearing – Winnipeg ....................................... 15 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 01/20/2018 ● The Manitoba Gazette ● Vol. 147 No. 3 ● Gazette du Manitoba ● PUBLIC NOTICES Under The Trustee Act: Estate: Cook, Ruth F ...................................................... 17 Crozier, Audrey .............................................................. 17 Daniel, Bernice A ........................................................... 17 Dargel, Helene ............................................................... 17 Doucette, Joseph H ........................................................ 17 Elliott, Kenneth R .......................................................... 17 Fics, John ....................................................................... 17 Fontaine, Olive Y ........................................................... 17 Haglund, Sven G ............................................................ 17 Harrison, Marcel J .......................................................... 18 Irwin, Eric B ................................................................... 18 Loveday, Dale E ............................................................. 18 MacPherson, Fern I ........................................................ 18 Mann, Peter K ................................................................ 18 Nickel, Helena ................................................................ 18 Pescitelli, Olive M ......................................................... 18 Phripp, Frank A .............................................................. 18 Robitaille, Mark P .......................................................... 18 Romas, William .............................................................. 18 Sanford, Frederick A ...................................................... 19 Sorenson, Lucia .............................................................. 19 Spence, Donald M .......................................................... 19 Stewart, Daniel H ........................................................... 19 Turenne, Philippe A ........................................................ 19 Wooden, Harry B ........................................................... 19 Wozney, William E ........................................................ 19 Zygadlo, Michael A ........................................................ 19 Under The Executions Act: Court Notice Kristy O'Keefe vs. Christopher Johnson ........................ 20 12 01/20/2018 ● The Manitoba Gazette ● Vol. 147 No. 3 ● Gazette du Manitoba ● GOVERNMENT NOTICES UNDER THE CHANGE OF NAME ACT Date of Change Former Name New Name Location 2017-07-28 ALCHAIBIN, LINDA ABDULKARIM ALCHAIBIN, MALAK ABDULKARIM WINNIPEG 2017-07-28 ALHANSHOUL, ABDEL KAREEM MAHER AL MATAR AL HANSHOUL, ABDEL WINNIPEG ALMATAR KAREEM 2017-07-12 ALLAN, GRAHAM THOMAS ALLEN, GRAHAM THOMAS WINNIPEG 2017-07-13 BALFOUR, MINA ROSE HART, MINA ROSE NORWAY HOUSE 2017-07-12 BAYVA, ARABELLA MENDOZA BAYYA, ARABELLA MENDOZA STEINBACH 2017-07-12 BEILIS, DANIEL BAILEYS, DANIEL WINNIPEG 2017-07-12 BEILIS, DEVID BAILEYS, DAVID WINNIPEG 2017-07-12 BEILIS, GALINA BAILEYS, GALINA WINNIPEG 2017-07-12 BEILIS, MICHEL BAILEYS, MICHAEL WINNIPEG 2017-07-12 BELLEFEUILLE, JOSEPH PIERRE CLAUDE BELLEFEUILLE, CLAUDE JOSEPH PIERRE WINNIPEG 2017-07-12 BOWAN, LIANELYS ANNE BOWMAN, LIANELYS ANNE PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE 2017-07-28 CARBONNEAU-CÔTÉ, AVA KIM AHN CARBONNEAU-CÔTÉ, AVA KIM ANH ST PIERRE JOLYS 2017-07-12 CHAN, DANNY CHAN, DANNY QING YOU WINNIPEG 2017-07-12 CHAN, JUDY CHAN, JUDY QING YING WINNIPEG 2017-07-14 CRUZ KOLACH, CHLOE ELENA KOLACH, CHLOE ELENA WINNIPEG 2017-07-28 DUNSFORD, CHARLOTTE KATHERINE ANA DUNSFORD-MORRISEY, CHARLOTTE WINNIPEG KATHERINE ANA AMANDA 2017-07-20 DURNING, MARK ANTHONY RAPOSO GOODMAN, MARK ANTHONY RAPOSO WINNIPEG 2017-07-13 DUROCHER, KIRK TYSON ROMANO, KIRK TYSON BRANDON 2017-07-12 ESSEX, ADRIENNE YVONNE LENNOX, ADRIENNE YVONNE WINNIPEG 2017-07-12 FALK KAUENHOFEN, ERNST FALK, ERNEST CRYSTAL CITY 2017-07-28 FAVEL-MCKAY, NAILAH PRINCESSBD FAVEL-MCKAY, NAILAH PRINCESS WINNIPEG BRITTNEY DAWN 2017-07-28 FIGUEROA, ZION ROQUE FIGUEROA, ZION TOMO WINNIPEG 2017-07-12 FOIDART, RIELLE COLOMBE GISÈLE FOIDART, RIEL VICTOR WINNIPEG 2017-07-12 FOX-DECENT, BOBBI-JO ROSENTRETER, BOBBI-JO LORETTE 2017-07-12 FOX-DECENT, BRENLEE JOANNE GRANT, BRENLEE JOELLE LORETTE 2017-07-12 FOX-DECENT, EMMA-RAE GRANT, EMMA RAE LORETTE 2017-07-12 FOX-DECENT, STEPHEN CHRISTOPHER GRANT, CHRISTOPHER JEFFREY LORETTE 2017-07-12 FRYZA, SAMANTHA LEE-ANNE FRYZA, ZAIA LEE-ANNE WINNIPEG 2017-07-14 GERVAIS, SEAN
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