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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-02-04, Page 2• > „auk I Owen Sound February 4, 1981 Georgian Bay N 1 , e,i 1 N. � i Durham 1M# in,s e 1' HAyk,,rtgn0•— ,u, 1 Hanover `.! \`\ v TeeswateX \1 Idingham' • , ` Harristoft ,• �pg_Lner sten `'~_1 � ?Listowel � _ Fiord • Goderich lN...„... 1 \t .` N\ t 1 N I Mount Forest Orangeville 0 shalburnc \ I 0 Stratford Fergus 0 Guelph CP Rail -- .-CN Rail ----- PRESENT RAIL NETWORK 1,ake Huron 0 Port Elgin 0 Douglas \ Pt. \ 0 Kincardine \ I 0 Durham walkertonO i Hanover t\ 0Goderich 0 Shelburne 0 Teeswater \I 0 Mount Forest 0.Wingham OHarrriston Orangeville PPalmerston i O kistowel r � I 1 \ 1N\ I \\ I 1 0 Stratford Elora 0` Guelph ,0 Fergus CP Rail CN Rail — -- • OPTIMIZED RAIL NETWORK George H. Campbell is honored on 84th birth BRUSSELS—A former Listowel resident, George H. 'Campbell, now residing '• in Seaforth, was. honored at a surprise party for his 80th birthday at the home of his son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan £aMpbell, Brussels,; , .on atday` • Those, attending were Rev. Morris and Louise Campbell, ''Nelly Lee • Harmony and Scott oCampbellford;• Heather and Don Ellis of Ott- awa; Mr. and Mrs; Russell' `, Ellis, Lyle; Love., of Mount• Forest; Laurie, ,Debbie and e _Uampbell and –Thad Flannigan, London; Mr. and .Mrs: Jackson McCutcheon, Mrs. Irene Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. ° Robert Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Al Weeks, all of Listowel; Mrs. Jessie Fink- 'beiner, London; .Mr. and Mrs. Merton Keys and Mrs. - Frances Storey of Seaforth; Jim Bremner of Brussels. • COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY. ANNUAL INTEREST Check your choice! District Trust R..R.S:P.' S 0 GUARANTEED FUND • Rate Guaranteed For 5 Years • Deposits Not Locked In o DAiLY INTEREST FUND • No Fees ' • Deposit Not Locked In G.I.C. FUND* • No Fees • Your Choice of 1-5 Year Terms. 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This is the first time in six years the plant will yield a profit, he added, and the additional costs would drive it back into the red. A determined effort to develop an export market for doors is just beginning to pay off, Mr. English reported, noting he doesn't remember another (January when the plant was operating "full steam ahead" with-. a full complement of more than 100 men. ce "It doesn't seen► right w' suddenly have to fare situation where we bate iaO make a decision on whether it is feasible to stay or not." Mr. Gera said he under- stands the company's concern over possible loss of the CP rail link, and promised this will be a factor tai4=negotiations with . the railroads. He added that if United Co-operatives of Ontario goes ahead with plans to add a grain elevator and lumber yard at its new mill north of Winghant, this would provide an additional reason,.to keep the line open. "If the UCO would create a further demand on the CP line, I can imagine that even the railways would take a different position. Bill Cummings, manager of the new feed mill, con- firmed that the UCO still is looking toward future ex- pansion and having a rail 0 into the plant to ,'ain and lumber, Oyer Mr. Gears, warn CP line remaifiti,i„a ole 'and continues to 1 ep,ney, the commpahy ch into taxpayers' pock�ei►` to cover its losses, There fore the ministry is• intereete4 in finding the least costly Way. to satisfy both the TadlWays and the shippers.•`l� 1411". English said he finds the' • ',Ministry's promises; reaSS.W-Ing, but is reluctant; to assume the battle is won. He .believes Mr. Gera is sincere in his pledges, he said, "but I'm not sure he'll be ableto Swing it. • ttgoniehow they're going to have to. cut one line out of here, and so far I haven't seen a,;indtcation it will be the CN'lihe." The CTC hearing on the proposed abandonments has not yet been scheduled, but Mr. Gera said it could be bite cometitee In the late the changes proposed bar CN slalmmer,.. Nerroal0 the and CP would effect mill "range held in the a.Ir service' to ' Tees'l ate', off to tie add, se it 'lysin, Mount Forest all t could atW F I , es w(BB` - ° Attlee, to 1ji1 apn, ';l?fxli4taller centre$ In b t een Lam• baron �0 Port Elgin -c' ' :` Douglas N. ' 1 Pt_ 1, l„ Dorh4m O itinotudine \ . Q,-.. t eUertop \ EdnovBs 0 Teaawate\ 1` Win9hdm p • \d . / , .Narrton '.. . r®lnlOLskon ` �" Listowel Georgian Baa( ' Mopnt t_ Fpr at Orangevill.e Goderich N. N. 11 N I' \ ID Strat.ord 'RAIL CLOSING THREATENS—The proposed" aban- donm nt of the Canadian Pacific rail line:into Wing hayr*reatens the existence.: Ofttie Pre r um-Llo `d door --factory here, the company has warned, placing Mrs. Dorothy Limn is UCW president BELGRAVE The general meeting of the UCW of Knox Ignited Church was held•on Jah. 27. in the Church Sunday School. „room. The m, of the congregation were guests: at the meeting and the worship service was under their leadership. Solos by George Cult, accom- panied by • Mrs. Howard Morton were enoyed by everyone. - The guest speaker for the' evening -was Dan Stuckey from F. E. Madill Secondary School, Wingham. He spoke about the second coming of Christ and urged that all must be "awake,, ready ,and prepared" to meet our God. Rev. John Roberts con- ducted. the installation ser- vice for - the officers of the UCW for 1981: past presi- dent, Mrs. Laura Johnston; president, Mrs. Dorothy Logan; vice president, Mrs. Ross Anderson; Treasurer, Mrs. Helen Martin; secretary, Mrs. Norman Cook: Church iii Society, Miss Annie Cook, Mrs. Ross Higgins; World Outreach, Mrs. Jack Taylor; Steward- ship and Finance, Mrs. Laura Johnston; Christian development, Mrs. William_ Coultes, Mrs. George Michie, Mrs. Murray Scott, Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; in church services, Mrs. Lewis Belgrave euchre - BELGRAVE — Eight tables of progressive euchre were in play at the WI hall on Wednesday evening last week. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Agnes Bieman; novelty lady, Mrs. Clarence Hanna; low lady, Mrs. Gershom Johnston; high man, Clarence Yuill; novelty man, Edgar Wightman; low Man, Mrs. Jas. R. Coultes, playing as a man. There will be euchre next week, same time, everyone welcome. Stonehouse, Mrs. Bert John - 'stop, Mrs. Clarence Yuill;; social committee, Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs. James Hunter, Mrs. Jack Higgins; leadership developinent, • Mrs. Ross Anderson; audi- tors, Mrs. "George Procter, Mrs. John Kerr; , nominating committee, Mrs. Harold Vin- cent, Mrs. Robert Grasby; pianist, Mrs. George John- ston; archives, Mrs. Olive Bolt. It was announced, that the World Day of Prayer will be held March 6 at 2 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church, in Bel - grave. Lunch was served„ and a social half hour was enjoyed. more than' 10000 in jeopardy. However a provincial spokesman has_ pi ' ed government support In,$the #actory'S"flght'"fo pita "-transportation lines --open. :Belgrave • We are. 'pleased to hear that George Johnston was -able to return to his home on Sunday following. heart sur- gery in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr.' and. Mrs. Charles Procter returned home recently after spending six, weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ceulthart of Paisley, Scot- land. Mrs. Dorothy Telfer of Weston visited recently with Mrs. Earl Anderson. Mrs. Robert Procter ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry and Darryl of Londesboro to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ensom of Sarnia for the week. Mrs. Dennis Ensom brought her mother home on Friday and stayed with her over the weekend. „ Knox United holds its annual meeting BELGRAVE — Knox United Church held its an- nual meeting following the morning service and lunch in the church school room on Sunday, Jan. 26. Approxi- mately 30 members were present. Rev. John G. Roberts .opened the meeting with a hymn and a short prayer. Howard Morton was ap- pointed secretary and read the minutes of the last meeting. A motion , was passed that the financial statements be accepted as , printed. ' Election of officers resulted as follows session, to retire in 1983, Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs. Jack Higgins and Gordon Bosman; stewards, to retire in 1983, Mrs. Laura Johnston,, Howard Morton, Paul McKee; trustees, to retire in 1985, Ross Anderson; ushers, Ross Higgins was nominated to hold a meeting along with the pt'esent ushers to discuss the possibility of families acting as ushers and col- lection stewards on specific Sundays. Christian Education committees to retire in 1983, Mrs. RossAnderson; manse committee, Mrs. Robert Grasby arid Mrs. George Johnston; United Church Men, William Coultes, Kenneth Wheeler,. Harold Vincent; auditors, George Procter • and Lorne Camp- bell. Sunday School superin- tendent, George Procter, assisted by Will an Coultes; Observer,, it was decided to continue with the Every , Family Plan. Country Fayre will be held on June 27, i: -:i. Junior Congregation will continue as usual on the third Sunday of each month. Al special -service will be held on August 2, to :;help celebrate the 125th atlnitrer- sary of Morris Township. A vote of thanks was ex- tendedto Mrs. George Procter for the exeelrlriogb she is doing with both the senior and juniorcbl i `a. John McIntosh` - Rev. John: G. 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