Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 28, 1995, Winnipeg, Manitoba As Winnipeg free May great Western brewery mulling Over proposal for Public share offering Canadian press Saskatoon a group of Calgary businessmen is pitching a Public share of Fering As an alternative to government investment for the shareholders of the great West Ern brewing its time that the brewery went Back into private said Myron spokesman for the Calgary the group delivered details of its proposal to the brewery shareholders thursday when great westerns shareholders were expected to ratify a Deal with the Crown investment under the the government Agency would lend an additional million to great Western and convert existing Loans of More than million to 80 per cent ownership of the com but shareholders postponed the vote due to the vote has been rescheduled to to the Deal with the Agency is scheduled to close on May Brown said his group would be less inclined to pursue an invest ment in great Western if share holders accept the package with the government Brown said his group would like to acquire a listing on the Al Berta Stock Exchange and Issue shares to raise capital for the he said the group would like to raise million with its initial which would be used to pay Down the debt to government and for working Cap a native of Saskatoon and president of probity capital in said he believes the listing and Money could be secured by his group would invest about million in the he also said the employee shareholders would be Able to preserve their minimum 20 Pef cent interest in the they know he is they just dont know when Bomar Mackay Thomson news service Charlottetown Light streams through the sunroom with a View of a Lovely but Ross and Leila Nicholson Seldom take the 70yearold Charlottetown couple Only have eyes for each his striking ice Blue eyes often linger on the gentle curve of his wife face As if to forever inscribe these details in the tablets of his dwindling from across the she absorbs All that is her husband his witty his Joyful the invisible thing called personality that is his because no not even he can say How Long it will Ross Nicholson has alzheimer the thief of memories and future dreams staked its claim on the energetic father of four in at first it was the Little things a forgotten appointment a misplaced item he it didst really make any impression on i never thought anything was after 46 years his Loving partner puzzled by her husbands behaviour after his pacemaker was put in place five years Leila Nicholson really began to worry the next year at their summer cottage in Quebec when he broke his he play he he was a real pest that she throwing a wry look at her nearby who replies with a Hearty i love you and burst of his wife smiles and he recovered from but he was quite forgetful that i thought maybe he was depressed because of but in their physician gave Rosss memory loss its name alzheimer who has Parkinson is no stranger get Best of both Worthw 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didst come Welling out of my they shot she clutching a tissue As new tears threaten to swell but once i the i think it was much easier on both of she the couple immediately packed their bags and headed on an extensive overseas trip to Israel and Greece with a group of fellow that was great because everybody knew he had Leila it was a i watch out for lets not lose and we Only lost him twice once at the dead sea in the mens room and once in a hotel that had unusually Long corridors new situations Are Ross As Long As youve got a Good wife who will follow you up and find youre he adds with a warm his Lon term memory still Ross has no problem recounting their lives together both were born the same year in Montreal and later graduated from Mcgill their career As an Engineer for general electric a other details Are All on the tip of his in the Short details like these Are Quick to in a just reasonable Ross but i blow up every now and Why the hell cant i remember the Date i had Ive missed it now or in but Leila calms me Down and gets me to combat this problem of missed he religiously makes notations in his but he knows there will conic a Day when he will no longer remember to Lookia that cod find raises Hopes pocket of mature fish located Federal scientist hedging bets Canadian press Trinity eral scientists have discovered a Large group of spawning cod in Southeastern but its too Early to say whether that signals a re covery in the devastated East coast cod fishing up to tonnes of mature cod have been located in the Smith sound area of Trinity raising Hopes that such stocks could expand to other parts of the coast or into the North Federal fisheries department scientist George Rose said the cod is probably the largest group of seven and eighty Earold spawning fish found on the Newfoundland coast within the Range of the Northern cod for several its a Good finding so we know theres some said the big females in that group Are capable of producing a lot of the school is Small compared with the tonnes historically found in Trinity and Rose said people get too optimistic that a recovery is imminent in the East coast cod fish first its important to find out if More such pockets right now its simply a said there is no evidence on this one Way or if we Start to see More of these types of finds along the will be cause for More the cod fishery off newfound land devastated by Over fish changing water tempera Tures and other factors has been shut Down for three forcing thousands of unemployed fishermen and Plant workers to survive on government Assis Tance scientists say it could be Sev eral perhaps a until the cod Are Back in Large enough numbers to warrant re Vival of a commercial Leslie author of a 1990 report on the state of the Northern cod says the Trinity Bay discovery suggests one of two things that cod in newfoundlands Bays Arent migrating into the North Atlantic As they normally do or that theres a revival of inshore cod stocks that dont the interesting thing is that the surveys offshore show Al most total and this inshore concentration so its something we ought to explore and see if we can find out the whys and Canad Spain Row helpful unofficial by Ian Bailey Canadian press Cana Das recent crackdown on Spanish fishing off Newfoundland reminded the world Why ground rules Are needed for High seas a senior in official said illustrated very cogently there is need to resolve this Issue of fisheries in a global agree said Satya chair Man of the conference on straddling fish stocks and highly migratory fish had a positive some observers have said can Adas seizure in March of a Span ish trawler accused of overfishing turbot off northeastern Newfoundland set an example for negotiators working at the Nandan seemed to confirm that View after accepting an honorary degree from memorial univer sity in newfoundlands the Canadian incident has in fact brought Home to member states that unless we resolve there will be conflict in the Nandan said in an inter it will continue to in the Long it will affect Good order in the Canadas Battle with and by Extension the european ended with an agreement that set new turbot quotas and launched new rules on policing ships to make sure they Are fish ing Brandon lawyer guilty of fraud Canadian press Brandon a lawyer is guilty of fraud in a venture to set up a popular franchise restaurant in a judge has Justice Wilfred Degraves of court of Queens Bench found Dev Eryn guilty Friday on two of nine counts of fraud Over Ross was acquitted on the remain ing Ross could be sentenced to up to 10 years in Ross was convicted of fraud in the Sale of two units of Perkins limited partnership to an investor in the Ronald Degraves said Ross did not Dis close to Simpson that he had obtained the units from an investment broker for he sold them to Simpson for Ross was also found guilty of fraudulently transferring belonging to the partnership to an other limited partnership he Creft of ;