Built-Rite-Garages near Hanover MB (479 Result(s))

In 1989, college student Brian Scudamore encountered a tight summer job market in his hometown of Vancouver, Canada. So, after seeing an old, junk-hauling truck rumbling along a McDonald's drive-thru, he was inspired to start his own business. He named his junk removal service The Rubbish Boys and used the slogan: We'll Stash Your Trash in a Flash! What began as a means to pay for college quickly turned into a unique business - a franchise of professional junk removal. Brian changed the company name to 1-800-GOT-JUNK?, invested in more trucks, hired great people, and set a goal to build a brand that would become a household name. Since 1998, the company has grown to approximately 200 locations across three countries.1-800-GOT-JUNK? makes the ordinary business of junk removal exceptional. We create space and peace of mind when junk gets in the way. Whether it's an unwanted sofa, a pile of household junk in the garage, or a warehouse full of unused office furnishings, 1-800-GOT-JUNK? removes it for you. In keeping with our environmental goals to divert items from the landfill, wherever possible, we will donate items to charity and recycle.

Friendly Professional Service Honest And Reliable Servicing All Makes And ModelsWe're Here To Help You!Get-About Auto repairs is a full service facility offering complete mechanical and electrical repairs to most makes and models, along with computer diagnostics.A Bit of Our HistoryPeople often ask, 'Why the name 'Get-About Auto'?In the fall of 1993 Carl registered a part-time business offering automotive services. Over the years of working for large Dealerships he always had people coming to him and wanting work done 'on the side'. To meet this need he worked evenings and week-ends. Given that he travelled to the customers' residence we came up with a name that depicts mobile service in 'Get-About'.As time went on he became busier and busier and was unable to meet the needs of his customer base. So, in the fall of 1997 we set up shop in the city of Winnipeg being that over 90% of our customer base was in the city. After having to relocate over the years due to rental agreements, in 2008 we were able to purchase our current building.

Liturgy of the EucharistPlease note that for the next two years, the Archdiocesan focus will now be on 'Building Community.'During winter and spring flu season and throughout the year, many people avoid shaking hands in order to minimize transmission of colds and flu. Parishioners should not feel obligated to shake hands for the greeting during the Gathering Rite and the 'Peace' greeting during the Mass. Nor should anyone feel hurt if their neighbour does not extend their hand. It is important to show care and friendliness, but there are many other ways: a brief nod, a respectful bow, or a cheerful smile are all perfectly acceptable. Archdiocesan guidelines for H1N1 ('swine') flu precautions were promulgated in September 2010 for liturgy and for parish operations . 'Stage 1' precautions were put in place in 2009 but have since been suspended by the Archbishop's office. However, it is stressed that we should continue using hand sanitizers in the church and maintain good hygiene practices.Outside Volunteer OpportunitiesAssist people living in personal care homes in our area: Volunteers respond to varied needs, including assisting residents to come to Mass when it is held in their residence