8 VOUE DOWNIIWN MWy 1994 the whote package. affordable vehicles. LadIa Sagonma g.es Two new sport models have been added to, the Lada line-up for 1994. Both are Canadian-cus- tomized sport versions of reliable Sam ara plat- forms, both are priced to make sports distinction affordable to anyone. Brand new for 1994 is the limited edition, three- door Samara Sport, a zippy hatchback with a 1 .5L OHC engine and loaded with extras. The specially designed exterior package includes full grou nd effects, body side moulding, custom mag whees and a rear spoiler to make the Sport look low and mean. Inside, it's just as exciting with new seat covers, . door panel covers, and more. Two hot colors - Black and Cherry Red make this the affordable col- lectible sports car of the decade. And the suggested retail price - just $7.700 for those Iucky enough to snare one! The four-door Sagona is based on the popular Samara sedan. But the added features and acces- . sories transform it in a Euro-look sports vehicle that is truly one-of-a-kind. The enhancements begin on the outside with full ground effects, a sun-roof, custom wheel covers, rear deck spoiler and body side mouldings. It is available only in two colors - White and Metallic Like all Lada vehicles sold i~ Grey. and Sagona corne with an e) Inside the owner will find a whole new dash including LadaCare roadside configuration with tachometer, custom seat covers backed up by a national netw and door panel upholstery, pile carpeting and a dealers. LadaCanada is dedicai range of extras to make the Sagona very special. market and enjoyed a sales in The price - unbelievable at just $9,295 (MSRP) for 1993, proving their commitm Sales of Lada vehicles rose by over 64 per cent last year as Canadian motorists are discovering that not only do Lada vehicles have the lowest sticker price on the market, but they also offer safe and reliable transportation. For more information on these two Lada Sagona Sport models and other Lada vehicles, visit McMilian and Wife in downtown Whitby. e'44 HAND-PAINTED COLLECTIBLES AVAILABLE IN 'V Figurines V Baby Mugs V Frames 'W Musicals V Plush Bears START YOUR COLLECTION TODAY! DYNES &LLOYD 115 Brock St. N. Whitby 668-8042 0 T If you bave an event tbat you would like to see included ini Wbat's On, contact the Wbitby Downtown RfA office at 666-4189. Deadline for next montb's calendar is May 20. FuutreIsues Street Date June 5 Deadline May 25 Street Date JuIy 4 Deadline June 25 For Advertising Rate and further information Please Caîl Heather or Sharon a( 579-4400 r~A. Kid'"s Kitchen Honey Nutters p/, / What You Need t... 1 cup Chunky peanut butter 2/3 cup Honey or pancake syrup 1/2 cup Instant nonfat dry milk powder 16 Graham crackers 1 cup Shredded coconut (or toasted wheat germ) What You Do: 1 . Combine peanut butter, honey and milk mn a mixing bowl- 2. Stir until blended. 3. Crush graham crackers between wax paper with a rolling pin or a soda bottie to, make fine crumbs. 4. Add crumbs to the peanut butter mixture. 5. Mix with your hands until well-blended. 6. Pour the coconut onto the plate. 7. Make lîttie bals by scooping out a teaspoon of mixture and rolling it between the palms of your hande. 8. Roll each bail in coconut or wheat germn to coat eveny, j (ldntmo provld.d by Neoria City/County Hmlth DopaTmt) Î5 -ý ' o -ý .: ý - -- - -- 1 . ý n Canada, the Sport ~tensive warranty service. They are rork of authorized Led to the Canadian crease of 27.3% in ent to top quality,