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n Drop ballot off at Sears Cosmetic Counter TRADITIONAL BREAKFAST SPECIAL Bacon, ham, sausage, 3 eggs, home fries, toast and a bottomless cup of coffee 2283 Dundas St. W., Oakville Between 3rd Line Hwy. #25 ehind Petroâ€"Canada Station) OAKVILLE PLACE 842â€"9410 ;T'ruck Stgp FREE GIFT FOR MOM WITH THIS AD ORLANE Gift Basket Name: \for ‘Mother‘s DaYy‘" _ aggres Value $100 Draw to be held Sunday, May 9/93 at 12 Noon (No purchase necessary) MACK set to close by end of July The last of the madeâ€"inâ€"Canada Mack trucks will probably roll off the assembly line in Oakville on Friday, July 23rd, according to a union spokesperson at the North Service Road East plant. Executives from Mack‘s U.S. head office met with employees at the plant Friday to deliver the grim news. your money‘s worth...and more The details of the plant closure are still tentative and are subjective to approval by the company‘s U.S. board of directors either Monday or Tuesday, said Brian Short, busiâ€" ness agent for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, which represents about 140 plant employâ€" ees. 2 However, Short expects the meeting of the board of directors to be simply a "forâ€" mality." "It still has to be rubberâ€"stamped by the board of directors in the U.S.," he said. Workers at the plant had braced for the announcement after hearing that 73% of Address: OFFER ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1993 Lauria eye makeâ€"up reâ€" mover. 100 ml. Ea..$18 Cil Vital Mascara. Each.....$20 Anagenese Eye Contour Cream. 15 ml. Ea...$35 With any $35 Orlane purchase, receive at no extra charge, 30 ml Anagenese Day Cream (value $42*). Mother‘s Day is Sunday, May 9, 1993. *Based on Sears reg.â€"price per mL. Limit one per customer, while quantities last Not available in all stores Store Hours: Mon.â€"Fri. 9:30 a.m.â€"9:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 a.m.â€"6:00 p.m. Sun. 12 Noonâ€"5 p.m. Mack workers in the U.S. had voted to accept wage and benefit concessions last weekend. The move effectively spelled the end of the Oakville operation. However, Short praised company execuâ€" tives who made the trip to Oakville for delivering the news of the shutdown "face to face" with plant employees. "I respect that. Even though they had an obligation to do so, it took a lot of guts to do that," he said. Short said the plant has originally been scheduled for a threeâ€"week summer shutâ€" down beginning Monday, July 26th. Instead, he said the first week of the what would have been the shutdown period will be used "for running the line blank, packing up stock and basically a phaseâ€"out of things." He said all employs will be expected to report to work on Tuesday, Aug. 3rd, folâ€" lowing the long weekend, "for some basic skills training" and to learn resume writing and job search techniques. He said the 467 SPEERS ROAD E Any day of the week. Any quantity As low as $40.00 per thousand Tel: 845â€"9742 or 845â€"3824 majority of employees will officially work their last day on Friday, Aug. 6th. Following that date, Short said only a small "mothball" crew will be kept on at the plant â€"likely including shipping and mainteâ€" nance personnel â€" until the end of August or September. He said the union and the company have agreed on the dates from negotiating severâ€" ance packages for the workers. Short said "in the company‘s own words, they were committed to working something out that‘s fair and equitable. We‘re not anticipating (getting) the minimum (severâ€" ance package)." He said following next week‘s approval of the plant closure, his association, as well as the Canadian Auto Workers union, which represents 32 office workers at Mack, are planning "a mass rally to look at every level of support" for the workers. A time and place for the rally has yet to be determined, he said. Regarding delivery problems