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18A — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 19, 1988
Election race
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fill the remaining position on council on
Wednesday, October 19 from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m.
The other four positions on council were
filled by acclamation by Marie Hiclutell
for reeve, William Siemon for deputy-
reeve, and councillors Lorne Glanville and
James Ryan.
RIBBERT TOWNSHIP
Ivan Norris was acclaimed reeve of Hib-
hert Township. Either incumbent deputy -
reeve Walter MacKenzie or Leo Kroonen
will. fill the deputy -reeve position after the
election, and running for council are in-
cumbents Jim Paratchek and Tom
Schoonderwoerd, as. well as Robert U Nor-
ris, Frances Lanvin and Herb Brown.
Representing Hibbert and Logan
Townships on the Perth County public
school board is acclaimed incumbent Carl
Bock, and running for the Hibbert, Logan,
Mitchell seat on the HPRCSSB are incum-
bent Louis Maloney, Don MacRae and
Steve Murray.
DUBLIN
Six people are running for three posi-
tions as trustees of the police village of
Dublin. Jerry Murray, Jerry Fuhr and
Don MacRae are the incumbents running,
and Therese Maloney, Graeme Leslie and
Betty Kroonen will also be seeking trustee
positions.
Reports from Hullett Township were not
made available.
FALL SPECIALS
In effect Thursday, Friday, Saturday - While Supplies Last
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BREAD Only.
-? G. o A Wide Variety of
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Fresh Off The Block
Buddy Bowling
loads of fun
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HIGH SCORES
Single game 146 Taum Bannon and Tim.
Sills; double 249 Craig Harris and Scott
Wood.
BANTAM GIRLS •
Single 129 Christa Leonnardt and Karen
Dillon; double 209 Vicki Dalrymple and Erin
Nicholson.
JUNIOR BOYS
Single 164 and double 449 Luke McMillan
and Shane Pounder.
JUNIOR GIRLS
Single 119 - Wendy Gridzak and Kevin
Gridzak; triple 334 - Liz Hunt and Tawnya
Brown.
SENIOR BOYS
Single 179 and triple 464 Willie Campbell
and Andy Watson.
Only a few are mentioned but all the rest
did a great job and were very well behaved.
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THE HENSALL TOY SHOW held on the weekend at the Hensall community centre saw
about 20 exhibitors with tracors on display. The Schultz Brothers of Blyth, Donald and
Clifford, received the second place trophy for their collection of toy tractors, and are
seen here with their tractors while Bob Campbell of Hensall admires their collection.
Spring maker -f—Pagel
them working here. We hear a lot about
Seaforth down in Plattsville, through
hockey and curling, and were impressed
that the town was supporting a highschool, a
hospital, and a number of very active ser-
vice groups. Those are all good resources.
And you have a Canadian Tire Store - in
such a small community - that said
something to us about the town."
Mr. Wallbank added however, that he,
might be a bit biased towards small towns,
sincehe in fact grew up in•one.
"My father always worked as, an
employer with country people, and I started
working with him before I was 18, so I
naturally tended to working and living in the
country," he said.
Mr. Wallbank said his company also ap-
preciated the fact Seaforth has a small in-
dustrial base, so there would be little com-
petition for labor. The Plattsville Plant, for
example, is worked by a travelling labor
force, and is caught between Toyota and the
K -W boom area, and the Japanese and
American wage rates. In Seaforth Wallbank
Springs expects the wage rates will still be
affordable to them, and at the same time at-
tractive to the area labor force.
The third largest company of its kind in
Canada Wallbank Springs manufactures ap-
proximately seven to 10 million precision
springs per week - less than one per cent of
the total market place for springs. At least
90 ner cent of those springs are supplied to
SOFT
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CREAM CHEESE
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the automotive industry - for such things as
transmissions, fuel pumps, door latch
assemblies, hood latch assemblies and seat
adjustment mechanisms. In the other 10 per
cent Wallbank Springs acts as a first and se-
cond tier supplier for such products as the
Gabriel Shock Absorber, Munroe shocks,
Magna and KSR. The company does not
make suspension or coil springs.
"This is not a big blacksmith job where
people are hammering away on red hot
metal all day," said Mr. Wallbanks.
"It's a very clean job, where in a lot of
cases there are automatic machines
operating by themselves." •
"The job of a skilled springmaker is a
cross between that of a tool and die maker
and a car mechanic. It's a smaller trade,
but nothing runs without springs," said Mr.
Wallbank.
Wallbank Springs expects to utilize only 15
per cent of the Genesco building during its
first six months of operation. The rest of the
building would be available to area mer-
chants for storage.
As to who will run the Seaforth plant, Mr.
Wallbank is as yet uncertain.
"They won't be bowtie people from Toron:..
to. We promote from within as much as
possible, so it will be a good, hardworking
person who has worked their way up. And
there will be very few people transferred
from Plattsville - we just can't spare them.
Most people will be hired from the
community."
HAM & CHEESE on a KAISER
Hot or Cold
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WHOLE CHICKEN BREAST 5 09
Includes coffee or tea and dessert
SUNDAY OCT. 23 5:00 - 7:00
'Daily Luncheon Specials "Licenced Under LLBO 'Seniors 15% off
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MEAT FROM TBUTCHER
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SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT LYONS FOODMARKET ONLY
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CANADA GRADE 'A' BEEF
FRESH YOUNG ONTARIO PORK
BONELESS & SKINLESS
PORK LEG ROAST
WHOLE WHITEFISH
SAVE DAVERN FARMS, STORE PACKED, BEEF & PORK
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SWEET PICKLED PEAMEAL - BY THE PIECE
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