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In the case of the company’s Ajax and Whitby plants, they are located just a few miles away from its major customer, General Motors in Oshawa, Feles explained. _In addiyion to those two plants, Lear also has plants in Kitchener and Cowansville, Que., he said. N0 site yet fornéw plant 467 SPEERS ROAD OAKVILLE Telephone 845-9742 or 845-3824 Regarding any deltvety problems Door-to-Door Flyer Distribution is .. “Mm PM“ , 24 Han HMMIJNITY HHTLIHIE PHONE ALONE is designed as a complimentary iisiing serviee _ior Oakville's Communliy groups organizatlons. IniormaiIon boxes WIII Include. .. n CHURCH DIRECTORY n ENTERTAINMENT LISTINGS 6" HEALTH TIPS, n HOROSCOPES n .IOKE OF THE DAY 6". READER POLLS a". SHOPPING INFORMAHON 61 SCHOOL NEWS 6". SPORTS RESULTS n SERVICES CLUB NEWS n TRAVEL TOURISM - I?" AND MUCH MORE As low as $40.00 per thousand OAKVILLE E For further information call 845-3824 and ask for The Oakville Beaver Into-Source division Other factors in Oakville’s selec- tion were the warm reception the company received from the munici- pal, provincial and federal govem- ments and the availability of a com- petent workforce in Ontario, Feles added. While Feles confirmed that the assembly plant represents “new” investment in the province, he refused to say exactly how much the company was investing. He did say, however, that if the company decides to construct its own facility, construction would have to begin “fairly soon” in order to meet the October production dates Feles said the company has yet to decide where the plant will be located, if the assembly plant will be located in an existing building, or whether it will have a brand new building of its own. Lear’s announcement coming this early in the new year is a “tremendous confidence booster” for the community, said John Meyerstein, the town’s general manager of economic development. Meyerstein said the announce- ment is significant since it means the creation of “new” jobs, “not a LeaI’s decision may also result in an economic spin-off effect if its suppliers decide that it would be beneficial to locate within the com- munity, he added. Mulvale added that since the new jobs are in the manufacturing sector, the announcement has an even greater significance. company wlfiEh is relocating here and bringing its own employees.” “It’s an opportunity for displaced blue-collar workforce and it’s a pos- itive statement for the manufactur- ing industry as a whole, she said. Ford’s corporate program man- ager, Chris Banks confirmed that Lear will be the company’s major supplier of automotive seats when it begin’s production of the Win88 minivan next spring. Banks, however, couldn’t clarify whether Lear’s contract to supply seats to Ford was a major factor in the company’s decision to locate to Oakville. The van will be in production for about six years, “depending on mar- ket demand,” said Banks. “They were looking at different sites. I don’t think they signed the contract and then decided to locate here,” said Banks.