The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

C4 - The Oakville Beaver, Wednesday April 16, 2003 DEIPP Clinic on April 29 Parents, do you have con cerns regarding your child's hearing, speech, behaviour or development? Is your child under the age of five years? A free Developmental Early Identification Prevention Program (DEIPP) consultation clinic is being offered on Tuesday, April 29 at the Oakville Parent-Child Centre ut 337 Kerr St. from 9 - 11 a.m. Consultations are provid ed on a first come first serve, basis. Arrive early to register. For more information, call the centre at 905-8496366. Awards honour women who made difference in community Jennifer Grieve SPECIAL TO TUP. BEAVER KITCHENS · BEDROOMS · BATHROOMS · WALL UNITS Custom Designs, Custom Finishes, Top Quality Cabinetry, ('ompetitwely I'rieeii. Free In-Home Service. I ifettme Warranty 4150 South Service Rd. Burlington 632-0029 i South Service Rd m W et joncepts wvrw.Curtka4you.tom/unlqutablimtt G i r l 's J u n i o r < ,A A `>H ockey T ryo uts M IS SI SSAUG A Women in Halton will be honoured at the sixth annual Women of the Year Awards on May 1 at the Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville. The Women's Information and Support Centre of Halton will host the event starting at 6:30 p.m. The gala honours women who have made a unique contribution to community life in Halton in four different categories: Health and Wellness; Arts and Culture; Personal Achievement plus Community; and Humanitarian Services. The event also recog nizes the Women's Information and Support Centre by being a major fundraiser for the serv ices that the Centre provides to the women of Halton. "The contribution that Halton women make to this community is amazing." said Melvina Walter. Executive Director o f the Women's Information and Support Centre. "We are always impressed by the caliber of women who are nominated and the support of the event." The awards honour Halton women whose exemplary services to others set new standards of leadership, responsiveness, action, persever ance and social awareness. Through this awards program, the Women's Oriah Mountain Dreamer Information and Support Centre brings recogni tion to the roles that women have in the com munity life in Halton. Last year, four women were honoured: Catherine Bobesich, Betty Chauvin, Marina Lloyd and Joyce Savoline. This year, 14 women have been nominated: Sally Armstrong, Ethel Gardiner, Elizabeth Grandbois, Lora Kapetanios, Anita Le BlancDomachevsky, Liana Renwick-Palmerio. Marilyn Serjeantson. Irene Wedeles, Carol Martin, Linda Elgar. Renee Sandelowsky. Dorothy Borovich. Alicia Snell and Shirley Jane Scarfo. The guest speaker at this year's Awards is Oriah Mountain Dreamer, teacher and author of The Invitation and The Dance. She has fin ished her manuscript for her newest book. The Call. "In my first marriage, I was physically abused. So I will be drawing on my past expe riences, such as how isolating it is. I will also be talking about the healing of ourselves, and how to serve in a sustainable way," said Dreamer. "I suspect these women are enormous givers. The risk is that they bum out. We need to look at how all of us can offer something in the community without burning out." Dreamer added that she was very happy to be the guest speaker, since the W omen's Information and Support Centre offers a valu able service to the community. The award ceremony will include a silent auction, raffle, hors d 'oeuvres. dessert, tea, cof fee and a cash bar. Tickets cost $35 per person and can be pur chased from The Women's Centre, Hopedale T h e N ew O a k v ille J u n io r Ice! South W estern G irls H o ckey L eague, (sw g h l.c o m ) Tuesday, April 22, 2003 - 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm Thursday, April 24, 2003 - 8:30 - 10:30 pm Saturday. April 26, 2003 - 3:15 - 5:15 pm SALE ON NOW! ^TABRICLAND J CANADA'S LARGEST FASHION FABRIC DISTRIBUTOR HERE IS JU S T A SAM PLE: Special Selector' DENIM 106- 150cm * v > Fantastic assortment of jacquards, shaggy cut. bunouts. lie dye. embroidered, some with spandex as well as basics in assorted weights Indigo, bleached 8 black Reg 14 98-39 98 m NOW 40% OFF 0<* Reg Puce Soeoai Selection' CRAFT PRINT ENDS 115cm wide O u Reg 7 98 m or panel NOW 3 49 m or panel Speaal Selection) FASHION S-T-R-E-T-C-H CREPE SUITINGS 115-150cm vwde. 100% polyester & polyester/ spandexWend O irreg 10 98-14 98 m Now 5 99 m (avalable at most stores) Manufacturer s Ciearout of TRIMS. TASSaS & TIEBACKS IndMduaWy priced NOW 60% OFF Our Reg Pnce Ice Sports Oakville (Ford Drive South of the Q.E.W.) Direct junior development club to the National Women' s Hockey League (N.W.H.L.). Ice Bears. (Iccbears.net) Professional Mitron Hockey systems Developmental plan. Permission to skate form required Fun & Intensive program N.W.H.L. level trainer, physiotherapist and chiropractor on staff Education connections Bi-monthly power skating with Sonya Shcwchuk Weekly Elkins Goalie Instruction Commitment, dedication, and attendance imperative from player and parent Itositivc practice to game ratio N.W.H.L. and Team Canada player instruction Dry Land training program. 16 weekly sessions Community hours hockey mentorship program Sponsorship secured to assist program Practice - Tues.. Thun>.. Fri., I .5hrs. Games. 28 league^ tourney ^exhibition Local during week, weekend road games, team bus. 15-15 -15-game times Ages 20 and under For the high level and focused player S10 fee per session Tuesday. April 29 by invitation only 35TH BIRTHDAY t* a § l/ l ft I W eek O nly - A pril I4>20 frttm r.-S»oeS*ociti STAFF Head Coach: Bill Metcalfe: bill.mctcalfeta meraymotorc.com Cell: 416-720-5580 WORTH OF PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN OUR FABULOUS 35TH BIRTHDAY DRAW! WE'RE GIVING AWAY < 0 EUR0-PR0 Model 7545 SEWING MACHINES ...THAT'S 1 SEWING MACHINE PER STORE PER WEEK FOR 3 WEEKS! Just come in and fill out a ballot each week and deposit in ballot box. No purchase necessary We're also giving away 35 $35 Gift Certificates per store Full draw details available in-store Birthday Sale In effect A p ril from 7-27, 2003. $200,000 O P E N S U N D A Y S 1 2 -5 VOGUE PATTERNS indviaicry oncec F fi) 5.49 ea. in -s to c fc o n l y N o t v a b d w t h a n y o t h e r d i s c o u n t s And Any Regularly Priced Net Already On Sale T SAVE O u r R e g u la r P ric e s 35 % OFF Keith Murray -Head Coach. Ice Bears. N.W.H.L. - Mitron Hockey System Director *rrPh*N Sale in effect April 7-27.2003 on selected in-stock merchandise only. Sony no special orders Look for the red sale tags 1 4 0 R e b e c c a S t. O A K V IL L E 8 4 4 -7 7 2 8 Dining & Entertaiment \_) Oakville's Bi-Weekly Dining and Entertainment Spotlight -- AND BISTRO-- WINE BAR ROSEWOOD Let Elite restaurant wine, dine THE HARVEST TABLE Serving Burlington for Over © Years and entertain you " Jfoem 'JnUMdltf ^rxtndtj " fcjutaunM t By Andrea Lepore ADVERTORIAL Elite restaurant not only aims to pro vide its customers with a delicious menu, friendly service and elegant atmosphere, but also delights its guests with live " j | | f* TT V L HmT entertainment that is bound to put a jiri . spring in their step. The Italian restaurant might be a little I hard to find, since it is hidden from view, but it's worth the time to visit and experience their authentic Italian cuisine, warm hospitality and an elegant dining room complete with dance floor. Owner Johnny Cicciarella says although you might not see people strolling down sidewalks or have a view of the lake, once you step inside the restaurant you will real ize that you are in one of the most beautiful places in Oakville. The open concept style is tastefully decorated, with faux stone walls, gilt mirrors, stately columns, and arched walkways, all in the same rustic earth tones, which makes you feel as if you've just walked into an Italian piazza. Johnny says Elite is the perfect place for private parties, where guests can enjoy complimentary games of pool on their upscale tables, get cozy in their private lounge, or dance the night away on the restaurant's dance floor. Not only does Elite offer all of these features in a relaxed atmosphere, the restau rant's traditional Italian cuisine features tempting items as Calainari Fritti, Penne Elite (with roasted red peppers, grilled chicken and wild mushrooms in a blush sauce), and Veal Marsala with mushrooms. Elite also offers special features on their menu board on a weekly basis, which include lobster tails, jumbo shrimp, sea bass, gnocchi and veal. In May, Elite will be introducing their new lunch menu, which will include some of the traditional favourites as well as some new additions. As well. Elite will feature live bands every Friday night and ballroom dancing. Being voted Best Entertainment by Oakville Beaver readers. Elite has never dis appointed those looking to enjoy an evening of entertainment with their Dinner & Show series. Their next event is May 3 and features the legendary Oakville-area tenor Peter Marino and comic impersonator Houston MacPherson. Tickets are $49.99 per person, all-inclusive. Call 905-815-9689 to reserve your tickets. Elite is also open from noon to 4 p.m. on Easter Sunday for a special brunch. Elite is located at 407 Speers Rd.. Unit #4 and is open for lunch and dinner Monday to Friday, Saturday for dinner only and Sunday for private functions only. Reservations are recommended. Also visit Elite Restaurant & Lounge's website at www.eliterestaurant.com. v / I 5 f I OPEN GOOD FRIDAY & EASTER SUNDAY HOMEMADE HOLIDAY FISH & CHIPS w ith Soup o r Salad Bar TRY OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH All you can eat served all day * *9^5 In cred ib le l^o o d fo r liv e r y M o o d · Sunday Buffet Brunch $14.95 · Private Room from 8 to 80 · Perfect for Special Occasions or Office Parties · Fabulous Patio D S S P fW t *11.95 3 p.m . PLUS MANY MORE SPECIALS DINNER SERVED FROM 5 P.M. TO 9 P.M. BREAKFAST SERVED ALL DAY 1900 Dundas St. W,, Mississauga Sherwood Forest Shopping Village Mississauga (East of F.rin Mills) OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK, m o n d a y o pen t il 9 0 5 -8 5 5 -3 9 1 3 www.rosewcxxlbistro.ca 3350 Fairview Street Fully Licensed 632-5911 THE HARVEST TABLE , lllli'ililll s l w d ~ O y S T E R BAR & GRILLE "TTieOn[ty Serious SeofooJ Place in Town." FRESH OYSTERS LIVE CRAB LIVE LOBSTER STEAKS FRESH FISH * CHICKEN M DAILY SEAFOOD SPECIALS mi i (905) 849-9898 n ^ u e o iv ts .c * T H U R S D A Y 'A P R I L 17 T H PARTY NIGHT. A L L N IG H T L O N G ! FRIDAY APRIL 18TH, FINNEGAN' S R\STA BAR Pasta made fresh before your eyes. Every Friday and Saturday evening Win a trip to the C annes film festival a n d a DVD [Mayer 335 Kerr St., O akville Mm B\RYTY ALL WEEKEND WITH LEGEND & GORDON DEPPE AND THE LOST BOYS.