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Bt eR = About 15 young people successful- ly completed the day long course ® and examination for a snowmobile operator's licence: last Saturday afternoon at the home of Marion Mrs. Lee is a licenced instructor with the Port Perry Snowmobile Club and she notes that anyone bet- ween the ages of 12 and 16 must complete the course and get the operator's licence before they can legally drive a snowmobile. Children under 12 years of age can operate a snowmobile only on their own property. The following is a list of some of : the provincial laws which govern ~ the operation of a snowmobile in Ontario. 1. Snowmobilers must have a . driver's licence. |Change in laws for snowmobiles 2. If used off private Property, the vehicle has to be registered with the ministry. 3¢The owner must have a permit before operating it on trails or - public property. 4. The snowmobile must 'be insured. 5.Driver's and passengers must wear approved helmits. 6. There are also age restrictions. Children under 12 may operate the vehicle only on their own property, while 12 to 15 years old can drive them on private property or trails. At 16, youths holding a driver's licence can operate the vehicles on selected highways and make 90° crossings. But snowmobiles must never be driven on congested freeways. a toms take lead in Port Hope series 'After losing the first game against. Port Hope, the Malmont Farm Atoms travelled back to Port Hope for the next two games, winning ~ both by scores of 4-0 & 5-1 to take a two games to one lead in the best 3 of 5 game series.' On Monday, January 26 the Mal- mont Farm Atoms travelled to Port Hope and showed a very strong ef- fort by skating to a 4-0 victory. Scor- ing in the first period was handled + by Gavin Cochrane assisted by Jeff Card and Sean McEnaney, the se- £ond goal.was scored by Adam Johnston assisted by Gavin Cochrane. The final goal of the period was scored by Duane Empr- ingham unassisted. The second period saw lots of skating and excellent defensive plays as neither club could put the puck in the net. The third period saw the Malmont Farm Atom score one more goal to take a 4-0 victory, scoring for the ~ Green Machine was Ada Johnston assisted by Chad Garvock and Mike Sluggett. This game proved to be a solid team effort for the Green Machine -as they showed that team play will win hockey games. ' On Friday, January 30, the Port Perry Atoms played host to Ux- bridge in an exhibition game. The - Malmont Atoms showed great con- trol as they dominated the visiting club and won the game by a score of 5-1. In the first period Jeff Card scored the opening goal assisted by fweens On Saturday, the Allen Aluminum Tweens travelled to Fenelon Falls for a good hard skating game. Although the score was 12-0 for Port Perry, Fenelon Falls never gave up. The Alien Aluminum Tweens played as a team and that gave them the edge. Nicki Beare made some super saves and earned her shut-out. Con- ~ gratulations Nicki. Scoring for Port Perry were Lisa Levy 6 goals, 1 assist, Nicole Slack 4 goals, Danielle Cooper 4 assists, Heather Lawrence 1 goal, 1 assist, Christine Mueller 1 goal, Terry Bell and Sylvia Durward 1 assist each. On Sunday, the Allen Aluminum Tweens met the Markham B's for an exhibition game. Port Perry came on flying and scored 2 quick goals. Markham came back strong to tie it. Each team scored one more goal ending the first period at 4 all. Once again Port pulled ahead. However, Sean McEnaney. In the second period Jeff Andréws made the score 2-0 as he popped his goal unassisted. In the third period the Malmont Farm Atoms scored 3 more goals to end the game with a 5-1 victory. Scoring i in the third was handled by Sean McEnaney with 2 goals_and Adam Johnston with one. Assists were handled by Jeff Card with two and Adam Johnston with two and Sean McEnaney with one. On Saturday, January 31, the Mal- mont Farm Atoms travelled back to Port Hope for the third game of the series. With the series tied the Green Machine totally dominated the game and skated to a very strong 5-1 victory. » In the first period the Malmont Farm Atoms took a 3-1 goal lead on goals by Gavin Cochrane, Sean McEnaney and Adam Johnston, assists were given to Chad Garvock, David Pashley, Jeff Card, Adam Johnston and Jéff Andrews. The second period saw the Green Machine take lots of shots but the Port Hope goalie was hard to beat .as they couldn't put the puck in the net. In the third period Sean McEnaney scored the final two goals to earn the hat trick with assists going to Jeff Card with two and Jeff Andrews with one. The series now stands at 2 games to one in favor of the -Malmont Atoms with the next game slated at home on Wednesday, February 4 at 8:00 p.m. Your support would be appreciated. win two the lead was hard to hold, and Markham rebounded to a score of 8-7. Although the girls from Port were tired, they continued to put for- ward their best effort. Sheer determination put the last two goals in the net for Port Perry ending the game at a 9-8 win. Nicki - Beare deserves credit for her outstanding effort between the pipes. Scoring for Port Perry were Lisa Levy 5 goals, 3 assists, Nicole Slack 3 goals, 3 assists, Christine Mueller 1 goal. Some of these goals includ- ed fancy footwork but it was a solid team effort that won this game. There were nine champions out there girls! Even your fans got a calisthenics workout in the stands. We look forward fo Fenelon Falls coming to Port Perry on Saturday and Markham will return on Mon- day, February 9. The Luke's Country Store annual Ladies Open Bonspiel was held Friday in Port Perry with skip Louise Haugen's rink winning the trophy with 29.5 points over two games. Shirley Lee's Gwen Luke. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, February 3, 1987 -- 27 he rink placed second with 27 points. At left, Wayne and Carol Luke present the trophy to Louise and _ team members Jan Towns, June Haines and C.T.C. records \ win, loss by Don Hurst On Monday past, the Port Perry C.T.C. Midgets lost a hard fought game to Sunderland 3-1. Both teams played a cautious first period, close checking and hard hit- ting game. Then in the second period Sunderland drew first on Marshall's goal, and about two minutes later Lawerenson scored to make it 2-0 before the Canadian Tire got on the score sheet. Jamie Men- zies scored with Keith Roberge pick- ing 'up the assist. The Tiremen put all kinds of pressure on the Sunderland boys but couldn't find the open net. Penalties ended up being the deciding factor that let Sunderland get their third goal. Lawerenson again. Rick King was nothing better than sensational in the nets, he stopped everything that came. his.way.......... Win One Lose One When entering the Little Britain arena Saturday, we were told that we would play the winner of Little 'Britain or Oshawa St. Mary's in the first game, as Lindsay was out . because of a conflict of interest in the playoffs -- we fide find out what. In the first period, the . T.C. boys jumped into a quick lead on a goal by John Lally with Bob Orr and Keith Roberge assisting. Three minutes later Andrew Steele sent Lally on his way and fired at the goalie, rebound and Bob Orr was on the spot and fired it home. 2-0 after. one period of play. Port Perry again scored twice to take a 4-0 lead. Blair Phillips scored with Steele assisting, then Terry May popped the.other one in with Menzies with Mike 'Gibson earning the assists. Little Britain came alive in the - third period and added four goals to make the close, but in the meantime John Lally scored twice with Orr and Roberge Assisting, while Mark WEDNESDAY NIGHT BOWLING Team Standings: Guiding Light 6; Gamblers 5; Strugglers 4; All My Children 3; Young & The Reckless 2; The Jokers 1. : High Singles over 200: Jénny Behling 246, 222; Pat Norton 241, 251; Jayne Gotthelf 223; Donna Drew 215, 207; Sharon Vanerby 212; Doris Dean 209; Anita Booth 204, 208. Low Singles under 100: Karen Breen 90; Janis St. John 98. High Triples over 550: Jenny Behling 656, Pat Norton 668; Donna Drew 588; Sharon Vanerby 559; Anita Booth 591. Next week "Wear Something Red." Kendall assisted on his last goal. The team played a hard checking game but let up in the third period. Final 64. In the Championship game the boys ran into-d tough checking hard skating team in Bracebridge and were soundly beaten to the puck and on the scoreboard too. 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