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= Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, January 9, 1996-- 17 - ) FOR SALE PSnowmobiles | | CLEANING be LUMBER, SPRUCE, "LYNX 440 SERVIC bs . : eh E 1973 "197 ARCTIC CAT LYNX 440 Ta Slab Bundles, . have an Entrepreneur oon enon $10. | 1978 Jamaha2$2 Olyplc 340; Company of Port Perry Soh and love tadios fashion? Bob Kyte 986-5200 986-5200 i Olfers Nighi waned, 11 so, we're looking for you! Ee Call Liz Hobson 1-800- Sa JENKINS 1877 8 1972 ARCTIC CAT piper d and poco socury Sperm tepefs ! - one running, ' ore - 7 ; ses ee AUCTIONS Sales - Rentals - Supplies Si a THE PERFECT TOUCH Service / Contracts Since 1962 1982 2 3KD00 CITATION housecleaning. . a 35 King Street East, Oshawa 81.450, Sit back and watch your house + ~~~ nee Tae a hazard 5500 MX - 81.750, Darke) Reasons Satisiggion JANUARY 12th - 6:30 PM NORTH DURHAM APPLIANCES operating condilon covers, 9Uaranioed. Cal (005) 263.8706 Getghwacd operating condition, covers 1-800-721-2216. 4 km.w.of Brock Rd. via 21 Ml parca. Ca 00-127 so SS crs . 1 oul ni Mabank one ~~ ng and doors, Eastlake ig aclkeEN EN FURNITURE wharps, caned chaise urniture, Mattresses, lounge w/barley twist frame and Chesterfield Suites, olc. NEED A HAND? ssl Banal ial Bigs han tall Call Murray! Eavestrough master's desk, gri 524 Simcoe Street S wool winder, china cabinet, blanket (near K-mari) 725-5181 bares old clocks, glass, china, TTT BM PERSONAL ge, old loys, games, 1BM PERSONAL etc. Note lan to a the COMPUTERS. estate gre many icles. in in For Home or Business. TERMS: on Froa Installation Set-up. 2 ood cheque only. AMNOZOIBMDOBIOr ceo eroe mr rrmmrenmsmmsrm ems eon Call (905) 986-5390 a te tii Carsé¢ Trucks] .-------------- re for cp. Wh ow away MAINTE Yard Cloan-ups, Snow Plowing, 2 Hoot / Ho Cd: Wl ay casero + Blowing, and Odd Jobs. UiC? WCB? Banktumedyou TT TY TT TT Call Dave Balingall 985-2834 down? Lease lo own. JACK'S AUTO PARTS nr dT No Appl. roused (OAC). Trucks including x4's CUTTER'S EDGE 250 Cochrane Dr, Unit 9, for recycling. Top prices paid. PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Markham 905-475-6472 Wil pup. Call 565 8160 RIDE NEEDED! . Need a ride 1o North Oshawa, weekdays mornings. 985-3928 ACCORDION. Unit #5, REF. 267, ACCORDION Wanted to purchase - 120 base. igsissauga, Ont. LAW 2V3 repair would be OK. Phone 905-985-0083 ULTRA SOUND or ECHO a, ly or Vascular widely part-time, Port Perry 1985 Suz 20 230-204 PETS Call 905-985-97. with n plow shah drive - $1,800 CMTS TREATY oe X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST ES I Full time / time. Mammo 1991 DODGE SPIRIT HOMES NEEDED! ar Perry location. Auto, air, 4 cyl, it, cruise For Pets Availsble at 005.085.0727 AM/FM cassetie, eic.. Excellent UXBRIDGE -SCUGOG ~~ CallCadorDerek, 985-340 ~~ __ ______. -- . Certified. ANIMAL CENTRE base ris dic Port Perry 985-9547 T : BOARDING AVAILABLE Township vf Scusog Herder Sales ~ at Kimby's Req'd Golden JEnpoRARY 166 Reach Park Rd. 398 Pog iNG ernmen (905) 985-3885 Rader de Quality Used Cars Sawuntsin 1994 FORD TAURUS 31k... $10,990. EVENTS 1990 DODGE DYNASTY CO-ORDINATOR 145k ... $5,495. Duties include; a) 1980 DODGE CARAVAN Co of $5,995. events and shows through 1982 DODGE SHADOW rill 106K ... e 1900 NISSAN PULSAR ay of Scugog 1992 BEARETTA Assistance with promotion 88k... as. of other recreation 1989 CHEVY PASTRO VAN initiatives. resumes 10: 1088 Chev CELEBRITY The. p of Scugog, 1994 FORD ASPIRE 208 r 1091 EGHD T0uP0 must be in . $5,995, receipt of U.|. Benefits. 1968 MAZDA 53 AEROST/ 1 id $6,995. 4 Call 985-1748 Township of Scugog JY COUNCIL APPOINTMENT 1082 CHEVY CALLER he SCUGOG 1090 JEEP CHERCKEE COMM E of ADJUSTMENT 1986 TOYOTA TERCEL The Council of the Township of Scugog had recently received a $3,495. resignation from the Scugog Committee of Adjustment. The 1986 OLDS CIERA Council will meet 1o consider an Appointment 1o fill the vacancy games, crafts, for the balance of the term (November 30, 1997). 1990 MERCURY T0PAZ Par Ses aul. Writien applications wil bo received by the undersigned unt 1090 CHEVY QORSgicA > 12:00 noon on January 19th, 1996. . $5,995, should include your name, address, telephone Q A Used Trucks DAYCARE AVAILABLE and any relevant @ in my home. The qualifications are that you must be a Canadian Citizen, 1908 GHC Moa CLER | ranchsier pon Bary ana prince. | [f You must be a qualified voter in the Township of Scugog and 1989 DODGE PICKUP 4X4 Albert area. Call you must be 18 years of age. Further information on pro 78k. ... $8,495. La or details related to the Appointment may be obtained by calling - 1978 DODGE PICKUP the Clerk's Department al 985-7346. Uncertified ... $995, THE CITIZEN Earl S. Cuddie, AMCT, CMC, All Prices richly Cortiication. . Clerk-Administrator, Township of Scugog, Callus at. 905.3685 We're User Friendly! | P.0, Box 780, PORT PERRY, Ontario LOL1AT _ Try usl 9856397 Golden Slider curling match set for Feb. 16 by:Fred Ford ~~" The prestigious Goldeh Slider trophy = sits minently in the Port Curling Club display waiting for its tri to the empty shelf in Blackstock where many feel it rightfully belongs. Thigiwriter was invited by Brian Hamilton to curl in Port Perry on Thursday night and so I was able to feel the pulse of the Port Perry Club. The challenge was delivered for them to, once again, attend a bonspiel and this time protect the honour of the Golden Slider trophy and the Port Perry Men's Curling Club on Monday February 16th, at 7pm, winner take all. The problem that I have personally with their club is that they are such a fun loving, friendly lot that I almost hate to see them 'get beaten. I believe that it was this softening of the " heart that led to our loss last year. Better watch out this year Port Perry, we want the trophy back. Roy Crden will again lead the,/Port Perry group and Merlin Suggitt will champion the Blackstock side. The top four men's teams, most points in league play on February 19, will Blackstock. I was introduced to a novel utensil, at the Port Perry Club, that may allow us to mobilize some of our veteran players: These chaps with their surgically replaced hips and knees have, rightfully Yepresent ! been reluctant to fling the g heavy rocks for fear they would harm these new joints. There is a new product out now called the push stick which allows you to deliver the stone the same way that you would deliver a shuff], puck. I was surpri ow easy it was to deliver the stone and with a flick of the wrist put the turn on it. Dig out your boots and brooms couch pdtatoes, we have technology on our side. We'll have prices here for you at a later date. Watch here weekly for progress reports on Blackstock Men's Curling. Names like Suggitt, Ford, Doyle, Vice arid Val P will be vying forthe honour of competing for the prestigious Golden Slider trophy. Any profits realized this year will be going to the "Cartwright Youth Drop-in Centre". Tough sledding for Maimont Atoms Port Perry Atom I (Malmont Farms) spent this past weekend playing. three games in a tournament in New Market. The competition provided by the other teams was expectedly tough since this was a "AA" tournament. Hard work, strong forechecking, consistent backchecking, and good defence surprised Brampton in our first game. Jeff Tarbotton opened the scoring on a nice set-up from Jamie Smith and . Spencer Churchill. Devin Robins fired home our second goal required. Unfortunately, we seemed to be a different team than the one that put Brampton in their place earlier that morning. The game ended 4-1 in favour of Whitby. Justin Moffatt scored our lone goal, nicely assisted by Jeff Tarbotton and Steven MacLennan. Sunday morning saw us back in New Market for our third game of the \ ' r » Tournament. We needed but a single point in order | to advance to the semi- finals, It looked good when we scored early with Kevin bbins banging in g rebound from Spencer Churchill. Owen Sound on a fine solo effort. took full advantage of their Michael Th scored" opportunities and scored ur third goal on a great three unanswered goals to hot from his point position take a 3-1 lead. : with assists going to Chet With timefrunning out on Martin and Jeff Tarbotton. our hopes Justin Moffatt The hard.ieckig of forwards Geoff Simpson py H Lewis exemplified 4: effort of the entire team in this 3-1 victory. Not to be forgotten our goaltender, Scott Honey, turned in an excellent performance "between the pipes". This game proved the rewards of hard work and good positional play. Game #2 of the Tournament saw us pitted against our rivals from the south... Whitby. Mark Lott provided us with the solid effort in net that we scored on a fine effort. from a break-out pass by Mark Duncan. With the score 3-2 we were pressing to win that birth in the semi- finals. advance were 'iced' with Owen Sounds fourth goal. Derek Bond and Dylan Harper continued to provide steady 'stay-at- home defence' throughout the tournament. Port Perry Malmont Farms' next game is Friday night at 8:15 in Port Perry against Lindsay. Our chances to