Rebuilding.

The Earlton Service Centre (Autopro) is expanding its operation to rebuild industrial grade alternators, starters and generators. It is anticipated that the project will also include the rebuilding of engines, cylinders, valves, transmissions and crankshafts. The company is receiving a $47,500 incentive term loan from the Temiskaming Development Fund Corporation.

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Title Annotation:	Around the North; Earlton Service Centre expands operations
Publication:	Northern Ontario Business
Article Type:	Brief Article
Date:	Jan 1, 1992
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