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If there‘s anyone out there with $30,000 to spare the Town would sure like to hear from you. Provincial policy dictates that it will subsidize the replacement of modified vans or small buses used for the physically disabled provided they are six years of age or older. The careâ€"Aâ€"vans slated for substituted during the next two years will each be eight years old at the time they are retired. On Tuesday, the Community Services Committee voted to direct staff to seek two corporate sponsors to share in the purchase of a pair of new careâ€"Aâ€"van vehicles. These would replace two aging buses brought into the Oakville Transit fleet in 1986 and 1987. Although the Town has three difâ€" ferent vehicles to choose from â€" which range from $60,000 each to $200,000 â€" it is leaning toward the middle ground of a modified low floor bus with ramps for wheelchairs and no steps for passengers to climb. The new vehicles â€" to be purâ€" chased in 1994 and 1995 â€" are expected to cost about $120,000 each. Each is eligible for a 50% subâ€" sidy from the province, leaving $60,000 to be shared by the Town and a corporate sponsor. "We are suggesting the Town acquire the second type of vehicle which has the versatility for use in either careâ€"Aâ€"van or Community Bus services and possibly in lightly patronized conventional services," said coâ€"ordinator of special services Roy McEwen. The following errors have been found in (Deal #326) June 27th â€" July 3rd Page 10, #52â€"2705â€"8 = Bathroom fan. Copy reads: 100â€"CFM power. Should read: 110â€" CFM power. Page 15, #28â€"3113â€"0 = 16L oil drip pan. Copy reads: 16L â€" size.â€"Should read: 151 â€" size. Page 15 = The Espree tire cleaner under roduct #39â€"2938X illustrated is incorrect. ire cleaner should read: Product #39â€"0704, Reg. 4.49, Sale 3.99, Save 11%. We regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. CORRECTION NOTIGE At $120,000 each, however, these orporate sponsors wanted to help buy new careâ€"aâ€"vans ; there with â€" are nearly double the cost of co uch vehicles. In the past, Ward 4 councillor Mark Brown O 24 hours Time running out for north Oakville boat builders "I don‘t care if they address the fire concerns anymore. I want them out of there," said Ward 1 councillor Kevin Flynn. "My patience has worn out on these people." are nearly double the cost of convenâ€" tional careâ€"Aâ€"van vehicles purchased in the past and therefore beyond the price range of most service clubs. Hence the corporate sponsor Although councillors voted Monday to defer to Aug. 4th the matter of finding the Burhamthorpe Road boat builder a new location, or have it conâ€" form to zoning bylaws and fire regulatlons their patience was clearly wearing thin. Ward 1‘s Ralph Robinson agreed, saying "I don‘t want this to drag on any longer." PuUpD Medeiros Boat Works has all but run out of favors from Oakville Town Council. By HOWARD MOZEL Oakville Beaver Staff WHERES HENRYZ HE LookED HOT So I FILLED HIS WATER PISH. _ 174 Lakeshore Rd. East 844â€"9439 approach. This marks the first time in the 13â€" year history of the Oakville Transit careâ€"Aâ€"van service that the Town has been responsible for the capital purâ€" Oakville fire chief Wayne Gould told Council there has been little effort by the Medeiros family to address fire concerns but agreed with the deferâ€" ral saying it was further evidence of the Town‘s continued willingness to work with them. Medeiros Boat Works Ltd. has been producing highâ€"quality craft since 1979 on one acre (of the Medeiros‘ 100 acres) currently zoned agricultural. In Sept. 1991, representatives of the family appeared before Council to try and get an "exemptâ€" ing byâ€"law" which would allow them to stay. The Town, they explained, has collected commercial taxes from the company since 1987 and has even gone to Medeiros twice to have its TOWARF boat repaired. Compounding the situation was an order by the chase of such vehicles. In the past, careâ€"Aâ€"van or Community Bus serâ€" vices have been funded by service clubs or an anonymous Oakville resiâ€" dent together with the province. $10.00 off Beer or Wine Beer fromf}% case of 24 â€" batch size 6 cs of 24/48ct Wine from per bottle â€" batch size 25â€" 750 mL bottles Valid until July 17th only. Sn EASY 10â€"MINUTE SPEED BREWING®* = The Brewing Experience"" Canada‘s largest chain of onâ€"premise Breweries. Come and brew with the originators, not the imitators. We‘re not the only brew onâ€"premise in town, but, WE ARE THE BEST!! We Do The Work For You!! < * PHONE IN your recipe selection * COME IN at your prearranged time to pay add your yeast! * RETURN 2 WEEKS LATER, to bottle your great beer! Naturally... 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In the meantime, byâ€"law enforcement officers would not prosecute the Boat Works for 18 months. We Give You ... Ward 4 councillor Mark Brown O said the vehicle being considered fits in well with the long range provincial E strategy of having all buses be wheelchair accessible. E by Steve Nease Mlbpt C#3