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(at Dunwin) 607â€"2247 In Jan. 1992 Premier Bob Rae said the project would make a "substantial In October 1992, however, GE laid off 60 more employees. With this month‘s layoffs the total unemployed equals the number by which GE earlier maintained it would increase its payroll. the new energy efficient GE "Trimline" Tâ€"8 fluorescent lamp and Halogenâ€"IR (infraâ€"ed) PAR lamp â€" products that GE said could increase GE‘s local workâ€" force to 740 people from the current 550 by 1996. Air quality forum Feb. 18th A vigilant store clerk helped police arrest a 24â€"yearâ€"old Mississauga man in connection with the passing of counterâ€" feit $100 U.S. bills at four different Oakville Place stores early last Friday afternoon. Halton Regional Police Det. Sgt. Graham Barnes reported the store clerk, after noticing the counterfeit money, folâ€" lowed the suspect through the mall and outside into the parking lot where he obtained the licence plate number of the suspect‘s vehicle. A subsequent police investigation led to the suspect‘s arrest. Police said four $100 U.S. counterâ€" feit bills were passed in four different 190 layoffs in one year Store clerk helps nab counterfeiter The forum will feature a panel of speakers including Dr. Bob Nosal of the Halton Health Department, Charles Coles, manager of St. Lawrence Cement, Don Ogner from the Ontario A public forum on the air quality in Oakville is being held at Oakville Trafalgar High School (OTHS) Thursday, Feb. 18th from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The forum is being sponsored by the Oakville chapter of the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario Pau.l AnthOn § 99 FIRST vistT OnLY Cllt St}’lg,' Save 213:(% :\;31,19% ad. Plus: Haircraft will refund your $9.99 via a $10.00 Gift Certificate which you may use on your next visit. Thus, your first Cut Style is FREE! Believe it or not! Argpt â€" (Continued from page 1) contribution to economic renewal in Ontario." According to the deal the province would provide a $25 million loan for the project on top of the $2 milâ€" lion contributed by Ontario Hydro for product development. The Federal Department of Employment and Immigration was also to fund 50% of related training costs, up to a maximum of $4 million. As of press time neither Jacot nor General Electric CEO Robert Gillespie were available to offer comments on the latest developments. stores, including, Arlie‘s Sport Shop, Thriftys, Aruba and Sears around 1:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 15th. The bills were tendered to pay for inexpensive purchases with the bearer receiving large amounts of change in Canadian currency. Barnes said the suspect is also facing charges for similar offences in Peel region. Barmes said the suspect had about 10 more counterfeit bills on his person at the time of his arrest. Facing charges of uttering counterâ€" feit currency Rabih Botrie, 24, of Mississauga. Botrie is slated to appear in Oakville Provincial Court Feb. 16th. Ministry of the Environment, Ron Bright of Ford of Canada Ltd., Anne Douglas, senior air emissions officer for Ontario Hydro, Bob Gillespie, environâ€" mental engineer at Petroâ€"Canada, Oakville mayor Ann Mulvale and Oakville resident and teacher, Tom Beer. For more information contact Thom Budd, P. Eng. and member of the Oakville chapter of the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario durâ€" ing business hours at 844â€"5490. 99°: Reg Save 29.01