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Oakville Votes October 2010 Date Zone October 18 - 22 5, 6, 7, 9 October 25 - 29 1, 3, 4, 10 November 1 - 5 6, 7 November 8 - 12 4, 5, 9 Please ensure that: r / R R V H O H D Y H V D U H S O D F H G R Q W K H E R X O H Y D U G R U R Q W K H V K R X O G H U Q R W R Y H U F D W F K E D V L Q V R U L Q W K H G L W F K H V L Q I U R Q W R I \ R X U K R X V H r / H D Y H V D U H S O D F H G L Q Q H D W S L O H V D Q G Q R W L Q E D J V R U F R Q W D L Q H U V r / H D Y H V D U H I U H H R I G H E U L V D Q G R W K H U I R U H L J Q P D W W H U r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or more information on the towns loose leaf collection, please visit www.oakville.ca Loose leaf collection October 18 December 3 The Town of Oakville will collect leaves placed at your curb on the following days: Date Zone November 15 - 19 1, 3, 10, B, C November 22 - 26 4, 5, 6, 7, A November 29 - December 3 1, 3, 9, 10 Advisory Committee deadline extended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o V G H S D U W P H Q W D W 2 D N Y L O O H 7 R Z Q + D O O 7 U D I D O J D U 5 R D G ) R U P R U H L Q I R U P D W L R Q S O H D V H F R Q W D F W & R O O H H Q 7 L Q R D W H [ W R U F W L Q R # R D N Y L O O H F D Applications will be accepted until October 22, 2010. 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Driveway Snow Windrow Removal Program $ S U R J U D P I R U V H Q L R U V D Q G L Q G L Y L G X D O V Z L W K S K \ V L F D O G L V D E L O L W L H V How can I get help? 7 K H 7 R Z Q R I 2 D N Y L O O H W R J H W K H U Z L W K / L Q N V & D U H K D V D ' U L Y H Z D \ 6 Q R Z : L Q G U R Z 5 H P R Y D O V H U Y L F H W R D V V L V W \ R X + D Y H \ R X U Z L Q G U R Z F O H D U H G D O O V H D V R Q I R U M X V W S O X V + 6 7 5 H J L V W U D W L R Q U X Q V I U R P 2 F W R E H U W R 1 R Y H P E H U Whats a windrow? $ p Z L Q G U R Z q L V W K H S L O H R I K H D Y \ V Q R Z D W W K H H Q G R I \ R X U G U L Y H Z D \ P D G H E \ W K H V Q R Z S O R Z Z K H Q L W F O H D U V W K H V W U H H W 6 K R Y H O L Q J D Z L Q G U R Z F D Q E H D W D V N E H \ R Q G W K H S K \ V L F D O U H V R X U F H V R I V R P H V H Q L R U V D Q G L Q G L Y L G X D O V Z L W K S K \ V L F D O G L V D E L O L W L H V For more information & D O O R U Y L V L W Z Z Z O L Q N V F D U H F D w w w . o a kv ill eb ea ve r.c o m O A KV IL LE B EA V ER W e dn es da y, O ct ob er 2 0, 2 01 0 8 Dr. Zafar Adeel, director of the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health and chair of UN Water, will speak to the Canadian Club of Halton Peel on Thursday, Oct. 21. Adeel will address Canada's Role in the Global Water Crisis: Coping with Emerging International Threats. World leaders recently assembled in New York City vowing to accelerate progress on the eight Millennium Development Goals that the UN established 10 years ago to address such issues as extreme poverty and hunger, lack of primary education, child mortality and maternal health in Africa, Asia and Latin America/Caribbean. Adeel is intimately involved with world efforts to deal with the many issues related to fresh water, and particularly Millennium Development Goal #7 Ensure Environmental Sustainability, which includes drinking water and sanitation issues. This is an opportunity to learn how Canada is working with the international community to deal with the global water crisis. More information on UNU-INWEH can be found at http://www.inweh.unu.edu/. The event will take place at the Oakville Conference Centre, 2515 Wyecroft Rd. (QEW & Bronte Road). Registration and cash bar begin at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. Admission costs $30/members, $40/non- members and $15/students. Twelve-month memberships are available at $30/single, $55/family and $75/corporate. The first not-for-profit, non-political, non-denominational Canadian Club was formed in Hamilton in 1893. The Canadian Club of Halton Peel, with 180 members, is celebrating its 25th season, having present- ed notable guest speakers covering a wide range of topics since 1986. To reserve a seat, contact bwylie@glob- alserve.net to reach Barry Wylie, club presi- dent or call 905-827-6302. Global water crisis on tap at Canadian Club Oct. 21