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Dec. 29, 1993 Local, accessible leisure opportuâ€" nities are important components in the quality of life for all Oakville residents. From Scottish Country Dancing to Pickâ€"up Basketball, from Brownies to Clogging, all over Oakville, sports and interest groups are alive and well. In the month of November, representatives of the Parks and Recreation Department took to their care to drop in and visit leisure focussed groups operating out of schools, in every area of Oakville. North, South, East, and West, they found active interested people, participating in activities that engage them and contribute signifiâ€" cantly to their sense of well being. When communities compare themselves to one another, they most commonly evaluate those aspects of their community that allow them to set aside the intensity and pressure of the work place for recreation. Working lives are often enhanced by skills learned in a leisure setting. Coaching, refereeing, organizing leagues and events and operating Business & Arts award nominations â€" Nominations for the 5th Annual Mayor‘s Awards for Business and the Arts, are now being accepted by the Oakville Arts Council, 297 Lakeshore The program recognizes companies that support the arts through sponâ€" sorship, donationsâ€"inâ€"kind or voluntarism. It also encourages local arts groups to develop innovative, mutuallyâ€"beneficial sponsorship proposals for local business. Don‘t be a couch potato.....get active Rd. E Arts Council at 844â€"7257 UP TO Deadline for applications is Feb. 4th. For more information, call the Travelcade Holidays LARGE SELECTION OF SPORTSWEAR AND DRESSES Call your nearest office of the Canadian Cancer Society. Look what volunteers do. You can Boxing Week «& SaAlC » make a difference. Please volunteer. PWY ‘S Nick Nikolov of Travelcade Holidays Ltd. has relocated his office to 1040 Speers Rd., Oakville, ON L6L 2X4 (Besige Cantel) 333 Lakeshore Rd. E. Oakuville 845â€"3931 70%~ clubs, all have aspects directly transâ€" ferable to the work place. In addiâ€" tion, these skills afford personal benâ€" efits by enhancing the physical, mental, and social health of the parâ€" ticipants. Whenever people enjoy what they do, they find the activity rewarding in itself. Such activities most often happen in groups and it is this posiâ€" tive interaction that helps build strong integrated communities. Feeling good, socializing, and havâ€" ing fun with others translates into the strengthening of social support sysâ€" tems. It is the role of the staff of the Parks and Recreation Department to nurture the connection between affilâ€" iated leisure groups and department IFeoe@i;a‘,‘{0‘e 845â€"6653 175 WYECROFT RD., OAKVILLE Between Dorval & Kerr 6814028 Expires Dec. 3193 OCKWOOD Pt YMOUTH CHRYSL * The best 50‘s & 60‘s Rock & Roll featnring "KRUZ" Rtltlio DJ Services °â€" Iree Party Pavours * Free Toast at Miclnigllt DCKWOOD 4;,," ' HRYSLER \AN PUB + RESTAURANT NO COVER FASHIONS PARTY TIME AT THE BEARDED COLLIE NEW YEARS EVE 9%, FINANGING FOR UP TO 60 MONTHS BASED ON A service providers. Department staff are committed to flexible planning and program delivery to meet the growing needs of the community. Staff encourage individuals or groups to make known their needs. They can put you in touch with an already functioning group or they can assist you to form a group in your particular area of interests. If you want to share your knowledge and skills as a volunteer in an activiâ€" ty, staff can help you find your niche. The Parks and Recreation Department is holding an Open House for all affiliated and associated FITNESS Certified fitness appraisers Personal fitness assessment & personalized programs Oneâ€"onâ€"one personal fitness training Cardioâ€"energy centre Free weight training centre Aerobics (70 classes per week) Aqualfit & aquaâ€"step classes Master men‘s overâ€"45 yr. fitness centre Women‘s only fitness centre Youth fitness centre (8â€"15 yrs.) F Cust:ioned, ll')(?nked, y /m nning, walking, n ::lack o. walking. Jogai!d Comc:ia,f s_Pflngs SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Loaded, loaded, loaded! Leather interior, C.D. player. Stock #P2268 960 CUMBERLAND AVE. BURLINGTON 1994 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LHS ©33,400 O AT CEDAR SPRINGS ¢ YÂ¥ LET‘S TALK THE OAKVILLE BEAVER community groups, Thurs., Jan. 6th, 1994 from 7:30 â€" 9:00 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 1225 Trafalgar Road. Come out and meet the staff and learn how to become an affiliated group. For those groups already operâ€" ating, this is the opportunity to renew affiliations. If you would like to find out what‘s happening in recreation in Oakville, drop in and have a cup of coffee. We‘d like to meet you. The higher the leisure participaâ€" tion by a person or group, the greater the physical and psychological well being of the participants. See you on Jan. 6th, 1994. VJ 632â€"4800 ATMLEIC > & LACOAKT CLLB BURLINGTON â€" ONTARIO The Oakville Hydroâ€"Electric Commission has approved a rate reduction of 4% for the average residential customer using 1000 kWh/month in 1994. General Service customers will see an average 2% reduction in 1994. These rates are subject to regulatory approval by Ontario Hydro, and will become effective on January 1, 1994. First 500 kWh 11.25¢/kWh All Additional kWh 7.15¢/kWh Minimum Bill $12.00 Water Heater Rental Rates RESIDENTIAL Biâ€"Monthly (0â€"50 kW Demand) _ Monthly (50â€"1000 kW Demand) ENERGY CHARGES (per kWh) ENERGY CHARGES (per kWh) First 500 kWh 11.25¢ First 250 kWh 11.25¢ Next 24,500 kWh 7.60¢ Next 12,250 kWh 7.60¢ All Additional kWh 5.59¢ All Additional kWh 5.59¢ DEMAND CHARGES (per kW/month) Demand Charges (per kW) First 50 kW No Charge First 50 kW No Charge All Additional kW $5.00 Minimum Bill $12.00 Minimum Bill $6.00 GENERAL SERVICE 40 Gallon Tanks 60 Gallon Tanks 100 Gallon Tanks OAKVILLE HYDRO PROpe ITS 1994 ELECTRICITY RATES Biâ€"Monthly All bills are subject to a 5% penalty after the due date. For other miscellaneous charges please contact OAKVILLE HYDRO 257â€"3461 THURSDAY, DEC. 30TH/93 6 P.M. Coffee and Tea Will Be Complimentary GRAND OPENING of SPECIALTY COFFEES AND TEAS CAFE AU LAIT/ESPRESSO/CAPPUCINO AND MORE AFTER DINNER MINT CAKE â€" BANANA CAKE WHITE CHOCOLATE MOUSSE CAKE â€" CARROT CAKE DOUBLEDECKER FUDGE â€" STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE JAMOCHA ALMOND FUDGE â€" CHEESECAKE CHOCOLATE MOUSSE CAKE â€" CAPPUCINO ExPRESS CHOCOLATE RASBERRY TRUFFLE â€" INCREDIBLE CRUNCH KEY LIME PIE â€" BLUEBERRY CHEESECAKE CARAMEL APPLE SPICE CAKE â€" SNICKERS PIE CHOCOLATE CHARISMA â€" DEEP DISH APPLE PIE GRAND MARNIER CAKE â€" FOUR FRUIT PIE DEATH BY CHOCOLATE â€" LOST IN THE FOREST AND MORE IT WILL BE OUR PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU 7 DAYS A WEEK DESSERTS UNLIMITED Rental Rate $ 5.25/month $ 5.25/month $11.50/month WE SHALL LOOK FORWARD TO SERVE YOU AFTER THE THEATRE, MOVIES AND NIGHT CLUBS, ETC. OAKVILLE HYDRO |(movBâ€"ear WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF WINES AND LIQUEURS FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT WITH COFFEE OR DESSERT. PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE CAFE AND WINE BAR 162 LAKESHORE RD. E. DOWNTOWN OAKVILLE COME AND SIT BY THE FIREPLACE 10 A.M. TO 3 A.M. (Plus $.60/kW for highest demand in past 11 months) Transformer Allowance 60¢/kW Monthly (Electric Heat) First 250 kWh 11.25¢/kWh All Additional kWh _ 7.15¢/kWh Minimum Bill $6.00 844â€"0603 Load Control Discount $4.75/month $4.75/month $4.75/month PaRTICIPaLTIon â€"everg 0°L.