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Seeburn president: William Smith, pictured at his plant in Tottenham, has just completed a deal to sell 5,000 jacks a month to Toyota in Japan
Seeburn president: William Smith, pictured at his plant in Tottenham, has just completed a deal to sell 5,000 jacks a month to Toyota in Japan

Seeburn president: William Smith, pictured at his plant in Tottenham, has just completed a deal to sell 5,000 jacks a month to Toyota in Japan

Date11/6/1987
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  • Seeburn president: William Smith, pictured at his plant in Tottenham, has just completed a deal to sell 5,000 jacks a month to Toyota in Japan
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      ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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