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n this hectic world, busy world everyone needs a chance to j_ relax, and that‘s exactly what Down The Path Lightly offers . â€" in one form or another. This unique new store located at 140 Thomas Street is dedicated to making their customers feel better once they depart through their doors. This can either be achieved through indulging in the wonderful healing experience of a 90 minute Aromatherapy Session. Customers are guaranteed to be pampered and massaged to a relaxed state for only $40. To accompany the Aromatherapy Sessions, the store has 44 different essential oils made by Karooch Canada. Or customers might prefer a 60â€"minute Reflexology session for $25. To introduce their customers to this relaxing foot massage, Down The Path Lightly is offering a special introductory massage to customers free of charge. In order to help their customers relax at home, Down the Path Lightly has filled its shelves with books specializing in a wide variety of subjects including natural healing, alternative healing, herbs and spices, vegetarian diets, Edgar Cayce, relaxation, yoga, meditation, stress reduction, inspiration, Zen and Buddhism, spiritual growth, dreams, astrology/zodiac and Indian wisdom. Besides the many books the store offers a special gift item for that individual who seems to have everything. The Treasure Candle makes the perfect Christmas, birthday or shower gift. It can even be given as a gift for the arrival of a new baby. Each Treasure Candle is 100% handcrafted, giftâ€"wrapped and accompanied by a fable, which romantically explains the nature of the treasures buries with each candle. A quartz crystal is buried within each Treasure Candle along with a variety of other treasures from the earth â€" including goldâ€"plated or sterling silver charms and pins, semiâ€"precious stones, pewter, jade and shell figurines. Down The Path Lightly also carries soothing stone jewellery and harmony ball necklaces, 36 varieties of incense, and small soaps made with essential oils. Bach Flower Remedies are also available along with the Rescue Remedy and Rescue Cream. And for the: perfect relaxation at home, the store stocks a wide selection of solitude tapes and meditation music. Kenny Rogers has customers singing praises about his chicken Take a relaxing step Down The Path Lightly By KATHRYN KATES Special to the Oakville Beaver ~*%or years country and Fwestern superstar Kenny Rogers has been applauded for his singing, but lately people have been raving about his chicken. Yep, chicken. And on Oct. 24th, fans of the singer and chicken can find out what all the fuss is about when Kenny Rogers Roasters opens its doors at 546 Trafalgar Rd. Actually, the transition from singing country ballads to selling roasted chicken has been a logical one. . Rogers‘ musical career has taken him on the road for long periods of time. Through his extenive, and often prolonged travels, Rogers realized a need for, "homemade recipes that are as good, as they are good for you." The singer hooked up with businessman John Y. Brown â€" the former governor of Kentucky and former coâ€"owner of Kentucky Fried Chicken. Together, they opened the first Kenny Rogers Roasters in Florida in 1991. Now the chain boasts t ® more than 100 restaurants throughout North America, with plans to open another 700 within the next six years. It just took one taste of Kenny Rogers Roasters, 546 Trafalgar Rd., opens Monday DownThe Path Lightly store owner Maxine Huhtanen shows some of the many books available at her Thomas Street store. (Photo by Riziero Vertolli) Kenny‘s chicken for Bruce Raba to leave his job as president of Scott‘s Chicken Villa (KFC). By 1993, Raba became president and CEO of International Hospitality Inc. and Boyd Simpson, the former corporate council for Scott‘s, became its chairman. The two opened their first Kenny Rogers Roasters in Mississauga 55@@#25* Ottawa eyes RRSP tax There are two reasons why the government would like to tax RRSPs. First, they are broke and need the money. Secondly, the untaxed capital of RRSPs is $230â€"billion and that figure grows each year as a result of significant tax deductible contributions. e federal government wants to tax your RRSP. At least, that is the latest rumor that has surfaced in Ottawa for the second time this year. Taxing either the existing capital or reducing the RRSP contribution limit could produce some desperately needed extra revenue. The rational that the government could use to justify this is that it would be just another tax grab from the rich. However, 70% of the $13â€"billion that was contributed in 1991 was from people with earnings of less than $60,000. So the people who would be hurt would be regular Canadians that are making an effort to save for retirement. The government still needs to encourage retirement planning because most of us don‘t save enough now. Only 30% of men and 15% of women are financially independent by the age of 65. â€"Under the proposed RRSP tax, your retirement income could decrease, while your expenses could potentially increase. Old Age in April of ‘93. Oakville is International Hospitality Inc.‘s 14th restaurant, which includes one franchised and 13 corporateâ€" owned locations. International Hospitality Inc. currently holds the franchise rights for Canada, Colorado, and Westchester, New York, "It is simply the best tasting chicken you‘ll ever have in your life," exclaims Raba. "The chicken is unique; it‘s marinated for 24â€"hours with a high season rub on it, then roasted over a hardwood flame." You can take your food out or dine in, in comfortable surroundings. Freshly made on the premises, menu items include a quarter chicken dinner with one yummy hot or cold side dish and Kenny‘s Famous Muffin at $5.69, the half chicken dinner is $7.39. Pita sandwiches are $4.49 and specialty salads at $5.39. Family platters, kid‘s items, scrumptious desserts, and free beverage refills are also available. Kenny Rogers Roasters will be open in Oakville seven days a week â€" Sunday to Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. (See ‘Ottawa‘ page 23) GIC‘s RRSP‘s RRIF‘s MUTUAL FUNDS ‘_ CASHABLE GIC‘S â€"FREE CONSULTATIONâ€" CALL BEV. 849â€"8666