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«bannnnnemaneaimrnte Lyman Tubeco gets new ownership in February Lyman Tubeco, Canada‘s largest distributor of tubular, pipe and shaftâ€" ing products, has a new owner. In February, Marmon/Keystone Canada, an affiliate of Marmon/Keystone Corp. in the U.S., will take over one of Oakville‘s oldest companies. "Since it was announced only in December, no one has got together yet so we really don‘t know much about it," said Alistair Brown, Lyman‘s conâ€" troller. One of the most desirable pieces of real estate in north Oakville is now being developed by Genstar Development. Oakville Mayor Ann Mulvale cuts ceremonial ribbon opening Westoak Trails development last week as Genstar and builder representatives look on. Westoak Trails begins Westoak Trails, the latest addition to the Glen Abbey development, runs from the Fourth Line at Sixteen Mile Creek south to Upper Middle Road and then east on Upper Middle to Sixteen Mile Creek again. The approximately 2,500 acres in question will have a real housing mix. Custom home builders like Branthaven, Dalzotto and Marlar Homes, will share acreage with Greenpark, Mattamy Homes, Starlane and Fieldgate Homes. The new community was unveiled last week and hopes to attract a wide clientele. New development latest phase in Glen Abbey Along with the rest of the steel What Do You Do Atfter You‘ve Given The Highest RRSP Rate 4 Years In A Row"? Just like we did last year and the three years before, we‘re offering an RRSP rate higher than the 5 major financial institutions in Canada.* Find a higher posted rate, and we‘ll beat it. It‘s that simple Consistently higher rates. consistently better service. R Mark W. Slipp (416) 365â€"4633 LIMITED smm Hongkong Bank of Canada h Do It Again. Seminars available throughout February Now, what can we do for you? R coummmunmrrmenmmcrmmmmmrmavnrnsmmmeernamnmiromememummrmmmewmrdesmrmremesweweslls cce ResRRRRRRRRRRRRRAARRARRRE UE ARARRARRReneaemeeminecomemansiny B industry, Lyman Tubeco has expenâ€" enced slow sales in the past year, noted Brown. But he speculated that the buyâ€"out wasn‘t directly attributable to that. He thought it more likely that Dofasco Inc. in Hamilton wanted to get out of the manufacturâ€" ing of nonâ€"core products. Lyman Tubeco is a division of Ferrum Inc. which is a partnership between stee}â€" maker Dofasco Inc. and brickmaker Jannock Lid. in Toronto. Brown â€"wasn‘t sure how CRSP: . â€""a Some thin IBC 710 Dorval Drive «3) 8$45â€"7 164 f M s never chan Proposed school sites have been mapped out and there is to be 20 acres of parkland in the development with almost half of that scheduled for work this spring. House designs and prices have yet to be set but the housing mix will see everything from townâ€" homes to luxurious estate homes. The creek setting on the development‘s eastern boundary is a natural backdrop for 60 acres of natâ€" ural woods and plains that will be accessible by walk ways. The completion of the Upper Middle Road bridge, expected this spring, means that new homeowners will have a ready eastâ€"west artery. _ BUSINESS T. Marmon/Keystone, "the largest tubing people in the U.S. with small branches in Quebec and Burlington" would merge with the much larger Lyman with its five branches in Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ville de Laval, PQ. and Oakville. "It could be a bit tricky in Ontano and Quebec where their people are," he said. (Lyman has over twice the number of employees as Marmon/Keystonc‘s 51.) B Although he expected "a certain R In an established fleet of doughâ€" nut stores, one flagship leads the way. It‘s clearly visible in the northâ€" east corner of the Towne I shopping centre and is known as the Tim Hortons Double Drive Thru store. In the 1960s, Lyman Tubeco was one of the first companies to settle in the industrial park on Fourth Line and South Service Road, said Brown. In 1972, the company moved its head office to Oakville. Tim Horton‘s ‘driveâ€"thru‘ is firm‘s latest marketing tool Included in the products the comâ€" pany manufactures is steel tubing used extensively in the creation of Ontario The immaculate, tiny store passâ€" es out Tim Hortons coffee, donuts, and other delicacies to people who press a button on a post and then drive up to a window to receive their orders. Since the store has windows on each side, drivers can approach it from two directions. Hence the double driveâ€"through designation. According to Patti Jameson, Corporate Communication Manager of Tim Donut Ltd., the corporate company (Tim Hortons is the name of the stores), coffee is brewed on the premises. But rather than makâ€" ing doughnuts on site, as most Tim Hortons stores do, they are brought in from the nearby main store on Sinclair Road. number of casualties" in jobs when the two companies merged, he thought this would probably be kept to a minimum since a certain level of staff had to be maintained. Since it opened in midâ€" December, the store‘s employees have been busy serving an unspeciâ€" fied number of cups of coffee daily. (Jameson declined to give statistics, declaring these would serve only to benefit the competition.) Certainly, workers from surrounding firms have been quick to realize its exisâ€" tence. Jameson said the Double Drive Thru will probably take its place in | ONLY T COLLINGWOOD Tel: (705) 444â€"2430 BRAMPTON Tel: (416) 457â€"9993 BARRIE Tel: (705) 728â€"7878 WIN a ©500° SHOPPING SPREE AT THE LOCAL MERCHANT OF YOUR CHOICE C ;# YES, each week to Jan. 29, you could I" L. 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Guest speakers for the meeting will be Francoise Morissette and Issie Goldman of Life Line Consulting. They will be speakâ€" ing on ‘Canadian Businessâ€"Going Global‘â€"a model for interculâ€" tural training and education to enhance Canadian global competiâ€" tiveness. The meeting, sponsored by Nova Forwarding Inc., runs from 7:30 a.m.â€"9:00 a.m. and a Continental breakfast will be served. Attendance must be confirmed by calling the Halton Multicultural Council at 842â€"2486 by Jan. 22nd. § 4 4# [ »Up" M 4 ORILLIA Tel: (705) 327â€"7056 ORILLIA (Main) SCARBOROUGH Tel: (705) 325â€"2328 Tel: (416) 321â€"9510 SPREAD WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1993 PAGE 8 H 4 7 v' «O w # M wn 1 1% / wvn m md%/ t * T W t J m P 4 s mm :Wg l n V Sheet m > Py ie Cmm ovroy LA $ § TV 7 months," said Jameson. "It‘s had good acceptance in the short time it‘s been open and undoubtedly it will lead the way for others." 7 REGIONAL TRUST WOODBRIDGE Tel: (416) 851â€"5888 TORONTO Tel: (416) 966â€"2000