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8 The Canadian Statesman K/utoUe*, Bowmanville, Saturday, March 27,1993 For Rent AVAILABLE immediately, 650 sq. ft. of commercial space, $800. monthly includes utilities, 14 Silver St., Bowmanville. For more information phone 623- 3303. BOWMANVILLE - Clean, bright, two bedroom basement apartment in quiet home, suitable for couple, close to hospital, 401, bus, 4 appliances, $650. in- cluding utilities, 983-9378, BOWMANVILLE - New detached detached three bedroom, two storey, storey, close to amenities. Asking $925. monthly plus utilities, first/last, references, prefer non- smoker. Phone 697-1950. . BOWMANVILLE apartment, two bedrooms, fridge/stove, air conditioner, heat and utilities included, included, $663./month, no pets, available now. 623-5206. BOWMANVILLE, 4 bedroom semi, close to schools and shopping, shopping, $950. plus utilities, available available April 1st. Phone 686-3273. BOWMANVILLE, north end, three bedroom apartment, second second floor, available April 1, $745.; three bedroom, ground ' floor, available' May 1, $775. Heat, hydro, parking and utilities included. Phone 623-4834. CLEAN two bedroom lower apartment, Courtice, fridge, stove, laundry room/utilities included, included, $700./month, first/last, references, no pets. 983-5815. COUNTRY lot, small three bed room house, garage, available April 1, $800./month. Phone 623- 2677 evenings. . DOWNTOWN Bowmanville, second floor of house, two bedrooms bedrooms plus, available April 1st. Phone 416-640-1666 or 416-291 - 8553. LARGE one bedroom apartment in new home, Courtice, private entrance, laundry facilities, cable, cable, parking, appliances, avail- able immediately, 432-1495. MAIN floor, downtown Oshawa house, fully carpeted, drapes, sunroom, washer/dryer, fridge/stove, near all amenities, parking, air conditioned, no pets, first/last, $580. + hydro. Phone 436-7442. NEW three bedroom townhouses for rent in Aspen Springs on Martin Martin Rd. south of Hwy. 2 from only $795./month plus utilities. Also rent to own programs are available. available. Gary 697-1555, Tor. 587- 7045, ONE bedroom apartment, downtown downtown Bowmanville, $450. monthly plus hydro, no pets, references, first/last required, available immediately. immediately. Please write to Advertiser Advertiser 1596, c/o The Canadian Statesman, P.O. Box 190, Bow- manville, L1C 3K9. TWO bedroom bungalow with garage, garage, washer, fridge and stove included. included. First and last month's, references, $725./month. Phone 623-4858, 623-6021. Trent University to Be Part of Testing On Rare Substances In Cancer Research Trent University has been given some rare substances for testing by the National Cancer Institute after conjunct chemistry professor Alicja Zobcl's participation in an international international conference. She was the only . Canadian to be invited to take part in the second Princess Chulabhom Science Science Congress on Environment, Science Science and Technology: the Challenges of the 21st Century which brought together together more than 1,000 scientists and policy makers, including United Nations Nations officials, in Bangkok last November. November. The visit was the second contact Trent has had with the Thai princess. Trent's relations with Thailand began in October 1991 when Dr. Chulab- horn, a chemist with an interest in environmental environmental toxicology, visited Trent. While at Trent, Dr. Chulab- horn addressed the TIP World Affairs Colloquium on Research and Development Development to Promote Sustainable Development. Development. Dr. Zobcl's paper, Phenolic compounds: compounds: an answer by the plant to air «pollution, resulted in two important contacts for her. Phenolic compounds within a plant or on its surface can form a defence system for the plant. Humans can use these for antibacterial antibacterial agents or anticanccr drugs. Dr. Zobcl's discussion led to a collaboration collaboration with the National Cancer Institute. Institute. As a result, the NCI has suppliai suppliai Trent with difficult-to-obtam substances for testing. by Marlon Wurmitzer Volleyball over? The season Has Just Begun... The March Break just went too fast for us Cougars! That means that we're back at work - academically and athletically. Our athletes are hard at work preparing for upcoming tournaments tournaments whether they are team sports like volleyball or individual sports like badminton. Last year, our Co-ed volleyball team competed in tournaments for, the first time. Unfortunately, the re sults were disappointing. We ended the season at 1-14, in matches played with our only victory coming against a hapless G.L. Roberts team. This year will be different. Members of the team include returning returning power hitter Amechi Smith who specializes in his aggressive defense. defense. Todd Skelton and Jeff Hea- therington are our middle blockers who form the ever popular "Wall" in the front row. Setter Jaime Turkocio is the starting setter for both the Coed Coed team as well as her club team, the Juvenile Genesis Girls Volleyball Club. Marlon Wurmitzer, a member of the Junior Boys Ganaraska Wolves, is starting offside hitter. Other Other members include Sarah Wills, Kim Goodyear, Justin Lievens, Jessica Reynolds Reynolds and Heidi Leach.. This is a power-packed team which plays its first tournament on Thursday, March 25 at Kingsway College starting at 9:00 a.m. Let's go for gold! Our badminton team is currently in the process of forming one of its best teams in years. Mr. Bruce Rutherford, Rutherford, the coach of this year's team, feels that with hard work and determination, determination, his team could form two or three LOSS A champions. Members of the team have not been picked yet because of the stiff competition, but it will prove to be an exciting team. With the Co-ed volleyball team competing Thursday and our badminton badminton team coming together, we are proving that sports lasts all year at Courtice. We will once again prove to the world that our Cougars strive for nothing but gold! ■ ' ' V - OfMK Sunday Tllfel »§l I WE'RE MOVING TO A NEW TEMPORARY LOCATION IN THE CENTRE : ; r _ -\ ' .' 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