Erban Report - Erb Transport

Erban Report - Erb Transport Erban Report - Erb Transport

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Greetings from the Gateway! Well, another summer has past us once again! It makes me realize I must be having fun or something because the time sure is a flying! Our branch of the Erb Family tree has had lots of things going on. It started with our dinner for Five Years No Lost Time Due To Injury. Everyone who attended was praised for a job well done from Tim Zehr and Tom Broda (these guys always praise us when we feed them the best North Bay has to offer!) Thank you from all of us for the nice new jackets we received. I’m sure none of us will be off claiming we were cold this winter. Last report I told you about our man, Paul Rose, with a 25-year safe driving record. We were able to truck out his day cab to the likes I’ve yet to see again. To say Paul was speechless would be an understatement. I’ve no doubt that it will be kept spotless for many more years. It was our pleasure. Thank you to the crew that helped lock him out of the shop that night! (Some of us wondered if it would be repeated for us when we reached that milestone but figured we’d all need canes and walkers!) We, too, got a visit from the race team and the entourage that came with it. We had great weather and an excellent turnout with lots of food left, no one went home hungry! Great Employee BBQ. Ed Smith also had his third success with his golf tournament. For reasons unknown he keeps having it while I’m out of town on holidays. I personally think that he is over blowing that little incident I had hitting that bulldozer! None the less once again a great time for all those who attended. Now to the business side of things. I’ve been told our dock weights were down for a little while this past year as a result of 9-11. Also, some of our plants producing shavings were not shipping as much to the U.S. as a result of the soft wood lumber tariff. Hopefully, that will be resolved soon and things will pick up in that area. Many “pleased to meet you”, were required this spring as we hired some new people to our team. Once again, welcome aboard. Many people have asked me how our Paul Rose Reached 25 Years Safe Driving! Special thanks to John Walsh, Dave Modeen, John Simpson, Bob Ethier, Shane Rose, Brian Kroskoph, Pat Etches, and Lloyd St. Jean. These gentlemen volunteered their time to shine and put accessories on to 3606. Randy Cameron North Bay Terminal Manager PAGE 18 man, John Simpson, is doing. His wife who is also part of our office staff has kept us informed on his ups and downs relating to his bout with cancer, as always our prayers are with both of them. On a closing note, I would like to congratulate Randy from all of us for finding the woman of his dreams. They were married this fall. Best of luck in your future together. I’m sure Brigitte will be treated like a queen for many years. (We were glad to get rid of him for three weeks while they honeymooned!) Best of all, John Walsh North Bay Erban Reporter P.S. We have also spent considerable dollars on the property up here to fix the “pond” in the backyard. With any luck we will not have to issue anymore warnings concerning high tide! Congratulations Paul Rose 25 Years of Safe Driving! Tim Zehr presenting 5 Year Award to Randy Cameron

Greetings from the Gateway!<br />

Well, another summer has past us once again! It makes me<br />

realize I must be having fun or something because the time<br />

sure is a flying!<br />

Our branch of the <strong>Erb</strong> Family tree has had lots of things<br />

going on. It started with our dinner for Five Years No Lost<br />

Time Due To Injury. Everyone who attended was praised for a<br />

job well done from Tim Zehr and Tom Broda (these guys<br />

always praise us when we feed them the best North Bay has<br />

to offer!) Thank you from all of us for the nice new jackets<br />

we received. I’m sure none of us will be off claiming we were<br />

cold this winter.<br />

Last report I told you about our man, Paul Rose, with a<br />

25-year safe driving record. We were able to truck out his day<br />

cab to the likes I’ve yet to see again. To say Paul was<br />

speechless would be an understatement. I’ve no doubt that it<br />

will be kept spotless for many more years. It was our<br />

pleasure. Thank you to the crew that helped lock him out of<br />

the shop that night! (Some of us wondered if it would be<br />

repeated for us when we reached that milestone but figured<br />

we’d all need canes and walkers!) We, too, got a visit from<br />

the race team and the entourage that came with it. We had<br />

great weather and an excellent turnout with lots of food left,<br />

no one went home hungry! Great Employee BBQ. Ed Smith<br />

also had his third success with his golf tournament. For<br />

reasons unknown he keeps having it while I’m out of town<br />

on holidays. I personally think that he is over blowing that<br />

little incident I had hitting that bulldozer! None the less once<br />

again a great time for all those who attended.<br />

Now to the business side of things. I’ve been told our<br />

dock weights were down for a little while this past year as a<br />

result of 9-11. Also, some of our plants producing shavings<br />

were not shipping as much to the U.S. as a result of the soft<br />

wood lumber tariff. Hopefully, that will be resolved soon and<br />

things will pick up in that area.<br />

Many “pleased to meet you”, were required this spring as<br />

we hired some new people to our team. Once again,<br />

welcome aboard. Many people have asked me how our<br />

Paul Rose Reached 25 Years Safe Driving!<br />

Special thanks to John Walsh, Dave Modeen, John Simpson,<br />

Bob Ethier, Shane Rose, Brian Kroskoph, Pat Etches, and<br />

Lloyd St. Jean. These gentlemen volunteered their time to<br />

shine and put accessories on to 3606.<br />

Randy Cameron<br />

North Bay<br />

Terminal Manager<br />

PAGE 18<br />

man, John Simpson, is doing. His wife who is also part of our<br />

office staff has kept us informed on his ups and downs<br />

relating to his bout with cancer, as always our prayers are<br />

with both of them.<br />

On a closing note, I would like to congratulate Randy<br />

from all of us for finding the woman of his dreams. They<br />

were married this fall. Best of luck in your future together.<br />

I’m sure Brigitte will be treated like a queen for many years.<br />

(We were glad to get rid of him for three weeks while they<br />

honeymooned!)<br />

Best of all,<br />

John Walsh<br />

North Bay <strong><strong>Erb</strong>an</strong> <strong>Report</strong>er<br />

P.S. We have also spent considerable dollars on the property up<br />

here to fix the “pond” in the backyard. With any luck we will<br />

not have to issue anymore warnings concerning high tide!<br />

Congratulations Paul<br />

Rose 25 Years of Safe<br />

Driving!<br />

Tim Zehr<br />

presenting 5<br />

Year Award to<br />

Randy Cameron

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