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Hat-trick for Fellows in loss to Stouffville By Darrin Jobb On Wed., Dec. 17, the Port Perry Bantams lost to Pick- ering hy the score of 8-6, The team took 11 penalties and in the third period Pickering scored three goals. Scoring for Port were George Burn- ett with 2, Dennis Franssen, Bill Owen, Dave Canning and Chas. Brown with one --each. Assists were as follows - George Burnett 4, Dave Canning 3, Dennis Franssen 2, Mike Geer 2, Bill Owen 1, Tim Parker 1, Wilt Fellows 1 and John Robertson 1. On Fri. Dec. 19, the "Big Red Machine" defeated Stouffville 6-1. The first period was scoreless, but at the 9:09 mark of the second. Dave Canning picked up an unassisted goal. George Burnett finished the second scoring on a pass from Mike Geer. The third brought on four more goals by Dave Canning, Wilt Fellows, Mike Geer and Mark Cleveland. The new year brought on "some happy smiles as the Stouffville Bantams defeat- ed the Port Bantams 4-3 in Stouffville. One thing that coach Russ Stephens was pleased with was centre Wilt Fellows. Wilt scored all three Port Perry goals in the loosing. cause. After Stouffville had faken from the slot it in the far corner. less than a minute later Fellows took a pass from Dave Canning and Hal Storey for the tieing goal. In the third period Stouff- ville again grabbed the lead on a goal at the 7:21 mark. Three minutes later Fellows again tied it when he took a pass from George Burnett. In the final minutes a major penalty was given to Port Perry and Stouffville took advantage by scoring the winner at the 1:12 mark of the third period. Next home game is Wed., January 7th at 9:00 p.m. against Newcastle. BERT FABER fRELIABLE ~ PLUMBING & . HEATING _ NEW INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS - ALTERATIONS Phone 985-3734 "Service is our business CLARK MASON, Chairman NIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIS IIIS II III IIIS III IIIIII II. X III III II IIIS TIS IIIS. 7:30 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBERS PORT PERRY The purpose of this meeting is to present Stage 4 of the Official Plan of the Durham Regions, "A Draft Proposal for Durham Region", to the Council and the public of the Township of Scugog. Members of the public are invited to attend and present their ideas and concerns regarding the development of the Region. Copies of discussion paper No. 4 will be available from the town clerk, Scugog 'Municipal Office, one week prior to the public meeting. In addition, the public is invited to view INFORMATION DISPLAYS at: Blackstock Recreation Centre (January 16th, 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.) Council Chambers, Port Perry (January 19th, 2:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.) Greenbank Recreation Centre (January 20th, 10:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.) Further information concerning these meetings and information displays can be obtained from Jim Moyer, Durham Department of Planning and Development, Whitby, Ont., 416-668-7731. WM. F.H. McADAMS, With the advent of early winter snow making condit- ions ideal for winter sports, snowmobile operators across the province have -taken advantage of the situ- ation and have made an early start on the season's death and injury rate attri- huted directly to snow vehicles. New snow vehicle legis- lation---has--- recently --been-- passed by the Ontario government in an effort to prevent some of the needless slaughter caused by snow- mobilers annually. To acquaint the public with some of the important points of the new legislation, the OPP request all snow- mobilers to become acquainted with the follow- ing: REGISTRATION All snowmobiles will have to be registered at the near- est Licence Issuing Office, regardless of whether they have been registered before, unless the owner has al- ready registered the vehicle for 1976. All snow vehicles must be registered within 6 days of purchase or sale. In addition to registration you must have a permit to drive a motorized snow vehicle, unless you are driving it only on property owned or occupied by yourself. DRIVING Generally, you may not drive on the serviced portion (from shoulder to shoulder) of a King's Highway or secondary highway, except to cross, and this you must do only at a 90 degreen angle. You must not operate IIIS IIIS III IIIS III III I 2, REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE OFFICIAL PLAN OF THE REGIONAL -- MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC MEETING Monday, J an. 19th Commissioner NIIP IIIS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINY RR RR a OR a a A A a A A NA A a a motorized snow vehicle on a freeway. You must be 16 years of age or older to drive a motorized snow vehicle along a highway, and you must hold a valid Ontario driver's licence. SPEED LIMITS No faster than 15 miles per hour on a highway where speed limit for cars is 30 miles per hour, in parks, conservation areas or exhibition grounds. No fast- er than 30 miles per hour on Highways with limits over 30 miles per hour. COLLISIONS Report to police all collis- ions on or off the highway that result in injury or dam- age apparently exceeding $100.00. IDENTIFICATION You must show your driver's Licence to police or conservation officer, or pro- vide your correct name and address if not carrying your licence. When on someone elses property with your snow vehicle, you must identify yourself to the pro- perty owner when asked to do so. Failure to do so to an officer or owner can result in arrest. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1976 -- 21 OPP concerned about snowmobile death rate TRESPASSING Trespassing on land with- out written permission of the owner can result in a fine up to $500.00. OWNER'S LIABILITY The owner of a snow- mobile is jointly liable for someone else using his machine, in the event of damages or penalties for breach of provincial or municipal laws. arising out- of operation of the vehicle. INSURANCE you must be insured under a Motor Vehicle Liability policy before driving a snow vehicle on a highway or public trail. SAFEY HELMET Must be worn by driver and all passengers while on machine or towed convey- ance, while on a serviced roadway or public trail. During the remainder of this winter season the Ontario Provincial. Police snow vehicle patrol officers, will be concentrating on of- fenders committing snow vehicle violations of exces- sive speed, carelss oper- ation of snow vehicles and driving while under the in- fluence of alcohol. You can help. If you are planing to become a snow vehicle operator, the Ont- ario Provincial Police sug- gest that you join a snow- mobile club in your area, preferably one which is a member of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs. « These clubs are safety minded organizations. with excellent training programs for all ages of snowmobiler-. They can be contac ed through the local cham er of commerce or clerk of your municipality. Remember - a motorized snow vehicle is not a toy, it is a powerful machine that can kill and requires respect. In Case Of FIRE Phone Scugog Fire Dept. No.l 985-2345 Fire Dept. No.2 986-4234 EE NT EE EE a A aR I a a a I ee li do die 0 i Bi > Soe Wlons-Soppe - 72 WATER STREET - PORT PERRY - 985-8108 (across from Ball Park at Lakefront) JANUARY - SALE SUITS 30 ON SOME SUITS NE EE Ny > LEISURE SUITS "by JANTZAN & CARHARTT 20% or Regular 90.00 & $75.00 72.00 & 60.00 NOW - Te Tr rr A Tr Forsyth Dress SHIRTS 20% OFF Nash & Park Hall -- DRESS -- PANTS 20% OFF Craft Winter COATS 20% a TT TT TT A A A A A A TTT TTT TE TT EL LE EE ER E0000 dm PS ABVRURNRRASSSSSSASASS