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The Gazette 1992-01-08 - 1992-12-30
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Wednesday. December 2, 1992 The Gazette Obituaries Yoos Frances Nelson Yoos passed away November 27, 1992 at the Long, Term Care Unit (Nursing Home) of the Olds Hospital at the age of 98 years. Frances was born November 21, 1894 at Dundas, King's County, Prince Edward Island. She was the fourth daughter, and sixth eldest of 10 children, born to Archibald and Lois Matheson. Frances took her teacher training at Prince of Wales College in Charlottetown, P.E.I, and taught for six and a half years in P.E.I. (1913 -1920). In 1920 she moved to Saskatchewan and taught school in the Hoosier, Saskatchewan area. In October 1922 she and Roy Yoos were married at Hoosier and farmed in that area until April 1937, when they and their three children moved to Olds, Alberta. She was predeceased by her husband, Roy, in 1972; daughter Bernice Stone in 1989; two sisters, Eva and Alice: and four brothers, Edward, Alvah, Wilfred and Arthur. She is survived by two sons, Malcolm and wife Louise, and Rod and wife Gayle of Olds; niece Elaine (Bruce) Brownsburger of Hayden Lake, Idaho, who lived with the family for several years; fo r grandchildren, Larry (Linda) Stone of Olds, Brenda (Don) Nettleton of Clear- brook, B.C.; Bryan Yoos and Pat Jorsvick of Olds; also by seven great grandchildren, Greg, Jeff and Destiny Stone, Stephen and Scott Nettleton, and Colin and Darcy Jorsvick, and numerous nieces and nephews. She is also survived by two sisters, Florence Roddy of Hamilton, Montana and Priscilla Tulloch of Vernon, B.C., and one brother, Fred Matheson of Alberton, P.E.I. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, December 1, 1992 at 2:00 p.m. from the First Baptist Church in Olds, with Dr. George Munchinsky officiating. Interment followed in the Olds Cemetery. Pallbearers were Larry Stone, Bryan Yoos, Greg Stone, Jeff Stone, Fred Patterson and Ken Yoos. If desired, memorial donations may be given to the First Baptist Church (Olds) BuUding Fund or the charity of one's choice. Mountain View Funeral Chapels entrusted with arrangements. Phone 556-3223. Schafer Mr. Daniel Schafer passed away in Cranbrook, B.C. on November 13 at the age of 88 years. Daniel was born and raised in the May City area. In 1935 he married Marjorie Vin- cett. He farmed and worked in the Olds area until 1954 at which time he moved to Calgary. In 1982 Daniel moved to Kelowna for a brief time then moved to Riondel that same fall In 1984 he became a Resident.,. of Swan Valley Lodge in Creston, B.C. He enjoyed bowling, shuffleboard and telling riddles. Daniel was predeceased by parents Fred and Hannah, brothers Sammual, Clarence, William, Walter, Charlie and Valentine; sisters Katie, Louisa and Mary, and granddaughter Hope. Daniel is survived by daughters Doreen (Jim) Reimer of Crawford Bay, B.C., Muriel (.Arnold) Boettger of Bluf- fton and Garry (Linda) Schafer of Olds; nine grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, a number of nieces and nephews and many friends. Funeral services were held on November 18 at May City Missionary Church with Rev. Jim Reimer and Rev. Charles Bowen officiating. Pallbearers were Larry Schafer, Paul Reimer, Bruce McCaw, Ray Layden, Ralph Krause and Gordon Gill. Interment was at Mayton Cemetery. If friends desire memorial donations may be made to Swan Valley Lodge, Box 1880 Creston, B.C. V0B 1G0. Mountain View Funeral Chapels, Olds were entrusted with arrangements. fire safety with fireplaces Don't let the warm glow of your fireplace lull you into a false sense of security this holiday season. Burn small amounts of wood at frequent intervals. Burning paper or pine boughs may cause sparks to float out the chimney and ignite your roof or a neighbour's home. Have chimneys checked and cleaned by a professional before the heating season. Intense heat from large fires or from burning gift wrap can set fire to the creosote in the chimney. Use a screen in front of tiie fireplace. Never use gasoline or other flammable liquid to light or relight a fire. The vapours will explode. Dispose of ashes in a metal container and store outside, away from combustibles. shareholders approve TransAlta reorganization Page 15 electrical and thermal energy plants. Shareholders of TransAlta Utilities Corporation have approved a corporate reorganization that will separate the company's regulated utility operations from the non-regulated operations. Shareholders voted about 99 per cent in favor of the reorganization at a special meeting in Calgary. The reorganization will take effect on December 31, 1992, as we have also received the required court and Public Utilities Board approvals, noted Ken McCready, president and CEO of TransAlta. The reorganization means common shareholders in 1 ransAlta Utilities Corporation wiU become shareholders in a new company - TransAlta Corporatioa The new company will have two main sub. sidiaries - TransAlta Utilities Corporation and TransAlta Energy Corporation. Existing preferred shareholders of TransAlta Utilities will continue as shareholders of TransAlta Utilities.. In a separate vote, common shareholders voted about 90 per cent in favor of adopting a shareholder bid approval plan - a plan designed to ensure that all shareholders are treated equally and fairly in the event of a take-over bid. TransAlta Utilities Corporation, the largest investor-owned electric utility in Canada, supplies more than two- thirds of Alberta's electric energy requirements. TransAlta Energy Corporation develops, owns and operates non-regulated ASK FOR IDENTIFICATION Canadian Western Natural Gas service employees always carry gas company identification and are usually dressed in company uniform. If you are unsure of a person who comes to your home or business identifying themselves as a gas company employee or a contractor hired by the company, ask to see their Canadian Western Natural Gas Identification card. All Canadian Western employees carry an ID card similar to the one shown here. If the person cannot produce this type of identification, do not let him or her into your home or business. If you have any questions regarding gas company employee identification* please call your local Canadian Western Natural Gas office. 0 CANADIAN WESTERN NATURAL GAS COMPANY LIMITED JOWCTMITH 1 t whOaM aa.glll*layaripp aar ta IOW * tat, CANADIAN WESTERN NATURAL OAS COMPANY LIMITED 1 CANADIAN WESTERN NATURAL GAS
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