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Mayor pleased with settlement (Continued from page 1) said. "This is truly a winâ€"win agreement for both the Town of Oakville and the local development industry. The Town is now in a position to be able to proceed with the capital program required by growth, with certainty as to the sources of financing. The principle that growth pays its fair share has been reinforced." The Town wins because settlement rates are greater than those in effect in 1991. The development industry breathes a sigh of relief since these figâ€" ures are less than the amended 1993 For example, the 1991 charge for single and semiâ€"detached dwellings was $4,900. The 1993 amended fee was $9,677. Under the agreement this has been reduced by approximately $2,800 to $6,900. Under the settlement the industrial/commercial development charge remains at $2.50 per square foot. This will hopefully encourage existing companies to expand and help the Town remain competitive in attracting new business. IMenuha T herapy GCentre for women $5 gf?rcpéupon "People who say they sleep like a baby, usually don‘t have one" LOOK WHO‘S COMING TO Lockwood Chrysler 135 Brant St., Oakville Expiration: December 31/94 To all new mothers SATURDAY OCT. 15 10 a.m.â€"4 p.m. 175 Wyecroft Rd. in 1994. Enjoy a massage ~<~coall.., between Kerr Dorval LJ. Burke The 1995 9â€"1â€"1 Halton Emergency Services Calendar will be available at selected malls in the region over the next month. Cost of the calendar featuring members of Halton‘s police fire and ambulance services is $10. Proceeds from the sale of the calâ€" endars will be donated to the pediatric wards of Halton hospiâ€" tals and The Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. The calendar features pictures of Halton emergency services workers selected from 60 nomiâ€" Emergency Services Calendars now on sale in Halton @AKVILLE A Or YOUR \1«" 110 Fine Stores and Services. Just north of .E.W. and Trafalgar Road. 8422140 Saturd Sfloamspm Sunday 12noonâ€"Spm | . . .. nated members. The winners were picked at a contest at the Galaxy Club of Oakville on Feb. 26th. The calendars are on sale locally at: Oakville Place, Trafalgar Rd. and QEW, Oakville from Nov. 10th â€" 12th. Calendars will also be sold at all Halton Region Police Stations, Burlington Fire Department headâ€" quarters, 1255 Fairview St., Burlington _ and _ Haltonâ€" Mississauga Ambulance Service, 215 Wyecroft Rd., Oakyville. Free trade advocate speaks at Chamber dinner Oct. 27th Dr. John Crispo, one of the bestâ€" known figures in the Canadian Business world, is the guest speaker at the 40th Annual General Meeting of the Oakville Chamber of Commerce on Oct. 27th. A professor of Political Economy at the University of Toronto, Crispo proâ€" vides audiences with a humorous and irreverent review of the present state of Canada and what he calls its "panoraâ€" ma of soâ€"called political leaders." A staunch supporter of free trade, Crispo is a former member of the Prime Minister‘s Task Force on Labor Relations. he is currently a member of The Canadianâ€"American Committee, at Oakville Place is even more magical...thanks to the dazzling performances of master illusionist Claude Haggerty and his spectacular lionesse Adora. wild with the soft fabrics, rich colours and blended textures of fall ‘94 at Oakville Place... Let us change the way you see fashion. Let your imagination go «y5A PARp The C.D. Howe Policy Analysis Committee and the International Trade Advisory Committee. Crispo has edited and written a number of books, most recently, "Making Canada Work: Competing in the Global Economy." Tickets for the annual meeting are $50 for members and $65 for nonâ€" members. A business meeting kicks off the event at 6 p.m. and is followed by a cash bar at 6:30 p.m. and dinner and speaker at 7 p.m. The annual meeting will be held at the Glen Abbey Golf Club. For tickets call the Oakville Chamber of Commerce, 845â€"6613.