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31, 1991 wp 8-- Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, Decemb ~ B00 WITH DOUG OFF Turkeys, turkeys, turkeys! If my wife isn't dropping one on'the kitchen floor (check our her column on page 7), then I've been taking pictures of them! Lots of them! The occa- sion? These turkeys were by Port Perry Plaza customers in the Citizen/Plaza's '12 Days of Christmas' promotion. Thanks to all who entered, and Happy New Year! Dec. 13: Sandra Balley with Sears manager Ann Ostatichuk. » off here by Ron Jorgensen of Twice Told Tales.) Dec. 14: Minnie Larocque won the turkey (shown Dec. 16: Barb Stewart with Stedmans' manager Barb Bradbury. . Dec. 17: Jim Young with Nick, Mary and Jimmy of the Gate Restaurant. Dec. 18: Joan Gauthier with Marilyn Hewson of Photo-Fax. 'Dec. 20: Sheldon Smith with Dowson's assis- tant manager Don Gibson. Jan Rizotte will also be receiving a turkey. I'll have her picture in an upcoming edition of Bargoons! Dec. 19: Pat Lycett with Canadian Tire general manager Gord McMillan. Crandell's has a pizza coupon on page3. Good deal' for a square meal! And right to your door. El] Dowson's made my holidays happy! Yes we did the Big Butter Basted President's Choice turkey thing on Christmas Day (Cathy got a stand- ing ovation and not a chocolate stick on its end either). And you can keep those holidays happy -- check out some real deals on the back page. Lat] And finally, best wishes to Captain Don Steele of the Port Perry fire department (Scugog Hall #1) for a speedy recovery. HOLD. THE PRESSES! My little brother Charlie and hig; wife Debbie have a new bambino - - little Cassandra, born Monday at deadline! Another new Scugog Citizen! Congratulations! woh good, the dancl Clogging Christmas! The floor was shaking and hands were clapping the evening of Dec. 18, when The Good Time Cloggers celebrated the season with their Christmas party at Nestleton Hall. While the food was was terrific (; fine, the nicest thing about the night was the fact the cloggers took a collection of food for the Operation Scugog food' bank. ) and the was Club News . Port Perry Snowmobile Club by Peter Draband Head Warden Winter has finally arrived, and it's time to get that snowmobile out. You know, the one you remember putting in the garage last spring, but can't seem to find in the mess that some- how built up over the last six months. "With snow on the ground, you're all ready to go down the street and out on the nearest trail. However, you may have forgotten some of the laws and regulations. HERE ARE A FEW REMINDERS 4 1) no riding on sidewalks 2) no riding on lawns or any pri- vate 3) no riding on Queen, Simcoe (Lilla) Street or Highway 7A 4) snowmobiles cannot be operat- ed within the limits of Port Perry or Prince Albert between 1:00 AM and 7:00 AM The speed limit in parks is 20 o KM#r, and on roads where the limit Fis posted 50 KM. On highways there the posted limit is greater than 50 KM/hr, or on trails, a snowmobile should not 50 A - If anyone wishes more details on these, and other laws, they are found in the Township of Scugog By-law 83-89. Port Perry Snowmobile Club war- dens, the Township by-law officer and the Police are enforcing these laws. This means anyone convicted of breaking any of the laws or regula- tions can be fined a minimum of $50. Any person with a valid driver's licence can operate a snowmobile along the side of the roads in Port Perry, except for this previously men- tioned. They may also cross side- walks at 90 degree angles. A person 12 years or older can operate a machine if holding a motorized snow vehicle licence. However, he/she can- not cross or drive on roads until a driver' s licence isacquired. ber, that for any bile to be driven off private property, it must be registered and insured. For those who enjoy trail riding, you are welcome on the trail systems maintained by the PPSC, but you must have a.1992 trail permit on the machine you are driving. Anyone caught riding on the trails without a pene con be charged with trespass- his is spelled out inthe "Revised Statute of Ontario Motorized Snow Vehicles Act" Chapt. 301 Sect. 2. The same applies to the tise of ATV's on the trail system. The only exception to this law is for the landowner of the property over which the trail passes. If you wish to buy a trail permit, you can do so be contacting myself, Marion Lee or at retail outlets that include Asselstines, Willy and Sons, Port Perry Variety and Pineridge Sports. Anyone who has any problem with a snowmobile being operated om lawns or private property or side- walks can contact me at 985-3056. If you have the registration number, and some idea where the 0 lives, that would help a lot. y SNOWMO- biler who would likeo help the PPSC stop people from running on lawns and sidewalks elc. please con- tact me about becoming a warden. The Club could use a few more. Most snowmobilers obey the rules, but the few who don't make it tough for all of us. ; For those of you who are snow- mobilers, have a safe winter and keep in mind to drive responsibly without - taking any risks that could injure you or others. And please, do not operate your machine while under the influ- ence. "Port Perry 'Kinsmen Club. January 1 was a special day for Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs across Canada as they launch a six month "Proud to be a Cgnadian" tour 10 help celebrate the country's 125th anniver- sary. Dave Robinson of Port Perry, National Kinsmen president, and Gail Malcolm of Ingersoll, National Kinette president said "the future of our coun try is our children and this project will focus the attention of today's youth on the pride and heritage that is an integral yatofiing a Caacian Howell) 3 renewed enthusiasm in out past will assist our youth in meeting the chal- lenges of tomorrow." The tour, which kicked off Jan. 1in Victoria BC and Carbonear Nfld, will directly involve some 600 communi- ties and over 1.25 million children who will be asked to sign two specially designed Canadian flags as a show of hope and love the country. and Kinetie Clubs are proud 10 be part of 'this ambitious unity project designed to focus on the positive aspects of being a Canadian.