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A sample of each unit is on display at THE OAKVILLE MUNICIPAL OFFICES, THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, THE OAKVILLE CENTRAL LIBRARY, THE GLEN ABBEY BRANCH LIBRARY, THE WHITE OAKS BRANCH LIBRARY, AND THE WOODSIDE BRANCH LIBRARY. 1. This APPLICATION FORM MUST BE ACCOMPANIED by a CHEQUE or MONEY ORDER made PAYABLE to the TOWN OF OAKVILLE in the amount shown opposite the composter of your choice. (All taxes includ ed in price). 2. Mail, or drop off your completed form before JULY 22, 1994 to: COMPOSTING PROGRAM THE TOWN OF OAKVILLE, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS P.O. BOX 310, OAKVILLE, ONTARIO L6J 5A6 3. Purchasers must be residents of Oakville, living in dwellings where composting is feasible, and agree to participate in follow up studies to evaluate the composting program. 4. The composter received must be used solely at the address on this application. They are not for resale. 5. The TOWN OF OAKVILLE and the ONTARIO MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY accept no liability arising from the use and operation of composters provided through this program. Full instrucâ€" tions accompany each composter. I hereby acknowledge having read the conditions of purchase. | certify that the information given is corâ€" rect and I will comply and abide with the conditions of purchase. I hereby acknowledge and agree in the event that | fail to meet the conditions of purchase, my purchase cost for the designated composter on the application form will be refunded on return of the composer. 6 PROGRAN This year there is a choice of composters being offered as well as a limited number of composters availâ€" able. Requests will be filled on a first come first served basis. Applicants will be NOTIFIED BY MAIL when their composters are available for pick up. Name: _ Address: Phone: (Home) â€"BUSINESS TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT AS WELL (For Office Use Only) (PLEASE PRINT) (PLEASE PRINT) KHome Composting Application 00 WHICH UNIT YOU WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE: (PRICE INCLUDES TAXES) Postal Code: ____(Work) _ Name: Address: Application Number: Postal Code: NUMBER (ronr orrice use onLY) Linda Velasques, of Hillebrand Wine Market, is the winner of the Waterfront Windows Competition, held in conjuncâ€" tion with this year‘s Oakville Waterfront Festival. Hilebrandt Wine Market was one of several local busiâ€" nesses which decorated a store window to reflect the spirit of the threeâ€"day Festival. With Linda (left), is Lisa Dodd, executive director of the Oakville Waterfront Festival. Valerie Jones was a randomly selected winner during the Festival‘s callâ€"in vote, which deterâ€" mined the outcome of the Windows competition. She received a watercolor print from Abbozzo Gallery.: WATEREFRONT WiNDOWs WINNER! (For Office Use Only) 00 The hotel currently has 147 rooms on six floors, an atrium lobby with cocktail lounge, a night club â€"the Atrium Cafe. There are also 10 banquet and meeting rooms for up to 350 people and an indoor pool and whirlpool. Howard Johnson Franchise Systems Inc:, is a sub51dnary of Hospltahty * Franchise Systems, Inc. Ford of Canada sold 15,839 trucks in June â€" nearly 300 more than its previous record in April 1989. June was the ninth straight month in which Ford‘s truck sales exceeded those of the same month the previous year. Minivans are included in truck sales totals. "The new Ford Windstar minivan led the way for our record month," said Udo Kaul, vice president â€" General Sales, Ford of Canada. "Also, sales of our Fâ€"Series pickâ€"up trucks were up 53 percent from last June." . In total, Ford truck sales were up 34 percent from 11,796 in June1993. Car sales of 14,732 were off 3 percent from last June‘s 15,208. Total vehiâ€" cle sales of 30,571 were up 13 percent from last June‘s 27,004. Ford and Lincolnâ€"Mercury dealers sold 2,069 Windstars in the month. "These strong Windstar sales have not come at the expense of our other minivans," said Mr. Kaul. "Combined sales of our other two minivans, Villager and Aerostar, were up slightly from last June. All told, sales of our minivans were up 54 percent from last June." The company‘s car sales were paced by Mustang and Escort. Sales of the new 1994 Mustang were more than triple last June‘s totals, while Escort sales were up 23 percent. For the calendar year to date, Ford vehicle sales of 145,680 are up 13 percent over the 128,808 sales for the first six months of 1993. Car sales of 72,650 are up 3 percent over 70,367 a year ago; truck sales of 73,030 are up 25 percent over 58,441. Ford of Canada has just reported its highest ever truck sales month, conâ€" tinuing its string of increased truck sales. Ford sets truck sales record Howard Johnson Hotel has new owners The new owners plan to start an immediate renovation of the hotel that will include an outdoor patio accommodating 120 people. Also included will be a new tennis court and exercise room. The Howard Johnson and Convention Centre in Oakville has been purâ€" chased by Darko Vranich and Zeljko Rudan. Dr. Peter Cowden, an instructor at the Civitan Education Centre in Oakville, checks out some of the computer equipment donated to the facility by Amdahl Corporation. Looking on is Malcolm DeSouza. The CEC is a joint project of the Halton Children‘s Aid Society, the Halton Board of Education and the Oakville Clivitans. Once a garage, the school provides special education for children in CAS care who, for various reasons, cannot attend regular school programs. Dr. Cowden and his assistant Julie Funnell work with small groups of students to help them catch up with their peers and eventually reâ€"integrate into reguâ€" lar classrooms. Call the toll free information _ "*9 *="# * * hotline now and request your FREE COPY of the Halton Child Care Information guide Monday to Friday from 8 am to 8 pm A community service from the Children‘s Council of Hatton the Region of Halton and the Ministry of Community and Social Services