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team. (EVE 0 70 of Be 8 ARE NR a Ad" RTs ATi hr 5 TP) DEPT UP AIS . <5 pe AO £38) = x Ro FL ie AN gr SiN + Junior C regular hockey season MoJacks meet Lindsay Muskies ~ " wh The Port Perry MoJacks open the regular schedule: Junior C hockey season this Sunday night with a game at the Scugog Arena against the Lindsay Muskies. The team, complete with new name and new green, gold and white uniforms, has been working out for the past four weeks and romped through a three-game pre- season exhibition schedule "outscoring . their opponents by more than 30 goals to three. The victories included two against the new entry from Beaverton by lop-sided scored of 13 to 1 and 9 to 1, and a further winby a 9to1 count over Port Hope, the team that beat Port Perry out in last year's playoffs. Coach Dave Nicholishen is pleased with the way the - team is shaping up and he predicts that the team will be H.S. Ladies Double top 13 tennis teams by Danny Millar Port Perry High School sent a ten member team to the recent Lake Ontario Secondary Schools Associa- tion tennis tournament at G.L. Roberts High School in Oshawa, Thursday Septem- ber 28th. The Ladies' Doubles was won by Leslie Forder and Kathy Smith as they em- erged victorious over thir- teen other teams. They will compete in the All-Ontario Championships this week in Burlington. Team coach John Scott would not predict how the girls would fare in the tougher company. = - SNOWMOBILE & SNOWBLOWER Tune-up & Repair to all makes. Free Pick-up & Delivery. WILLY & SON SMALL ENGINES 52 Water St., Port Perry - 985-3192 Be ready for the first snowfall. TT TTT ETT TIT {| SHINITHANITHNnnn nanan Asked how they would do, he replied, "It's hard to say. The competition's really good down there." Mary-Jean Elliot played nearly five hours in her three matches as she was elimated in the semi-finals of the Ladies' Singles category. The remaining team members were all beaten early in tournament. They were Ginny Burt, Mike Tobin, Charles Brown, Laurel Holtby, Mark Cleve- land, Debbie Filion and Debbie Bain. Coach Scott added that he was pleased with the team's overall play. IL INR 5 n 2 $C Ziebart Genvine Ziebart Process HAVE YOUR ZIEBART DONE LOCALLY - FOR CONVENIENT CHECKUPS! Port Perry Auto-Truck RUSTPROOFING Hwy. 12& 7A oport Perry, Ontario Why not make your car s Try our exclusive 'Shine Guard' treatment! rkle? Runners-up for the ladies golf league was this captain, Joyce Emmerson, Marie Charles, Francis From left, Anne Glidden, Jamie Muldoon, Teinnat a ve Vag ET Rand AE FV Cou ¥ Fd OW £7 a Pod LR iO Flv i Fibre ar toda 3 Newton and [absent] Georgina Cochrane. a strong contender this year. He feels that the league could very well develop into a two-team dog fight for first place between Port Perry and Bowmanville Red Eagles, who were the power- house last season. While the final roster is still being juggled, the line- up for Sunday night's opener includes some familiar names from last year and 'some promising newcomers. Brad Nicholson, Bill Bridge, Keith Holten, Steve Jones, Rob Evans, Rob Greiner and net-minder Charlie Durward- are listed as starters who played on last year's team. Randy Crawford, Mark and - Darrin Jobb, Dave Horton, Bob Kemp, Ray Gibson, Gord Hinze and Peter Van-, derwert will also dress for the first game. } In an effort to get local fans out to the arena for the home opener a special "'fam- ily night" has been planned for Sunday's game with an admission charge of just $2 to cover all members of a family. "§ AAS Led EPS ASAT A AX RY BAZ BF B06 SOX ISTE SV rE - A » ' - | v. fhe 2 i> ' Sa » oF - " vd . of # . LAS J 5 oo 2 pe LSA BEALE dF UES SUCRE RFE ASTI SNC S IA. TR USER LN TO TRY RX Ena a a A RY Bila Ns RE ER Ee gs "4 N J Rg" ¥ er al via ys } £5 v 3 . Lally, - PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, October 4, 1978 -- 19 High School sports Football teams badly beaten by Danny Millar It was not a banner week for the Port Perry High School football teams as both were decisively beaten in' their games. On Wednesday, September 27th the Seniors traveled to Uxbridge where they were shutout by the hometown Tigers 39 to 0. Trouble came early for the Redman as they fumbled the ball away on their first offen- sive series. On their next series, however, a long bomb from Quarterback Gord Simmonds to Greg Fedyk gave Port excellent field position in Tiger territory. But Port failed to score when an attempted Simmonds field goal was blocked. Redmen defence held the Tiger's powerful offense in check as at the end of the first quarter there was no score. Uxbridge struck early in the second frame as a long pass from Allen Wade to speedy Don Will gave Ux- bridge a 6 to 0 lead, a lead which was never challenged. Three consecutive Uxbridge touchdowns from a full house backfield formation staked Uxbridge to a 27 point lead at the half. - Gord Simmonds came out throwing in the third and although he was very accur- ate-many passes were drop- ped by his receivers. He was intercepted twice in the second half, once each by Ross Atkinson and Todd Hickling. Uxbridge finished the scoring with two touchdowns in the final half. Bryce Ballingal of Port Perry and Uxbridge's Ro- bert Bell were disqualified late in the game as they tangled in a brief alterca- tion. Senior team coach John Rodway was pleased with the defensive play as he stated "I thought our de- fence did a remarkable job." He also singled out Gord Simmonds and Greg Fedyk for praise. Although he admitted Uxbridge was a very good team, one reason for his team's loss was a lack of players as many had to play both offence and de- fence, he felt. JUNIORS The Junior's game was a debacle as Port Perry was humiliated 64 to 7 by a powerful team from G.L. Roberts at Civic Fields in Oshawa on Thursday, Sep- tember 28th. G.L. Roberts scored nine touchdowns of ten offensive series. Their lone stoppage came on an (Turn to page 20) EXCITER 440 tably. po tt 'YnmaHna has something for everyone. This is quite possibly the best all-around "snowmobile available. It has the power to take you where you want to go --comfor- B, BUY NOW BEFORE THE OCTOBER 8TH SALES TAX INCREASE! He -------- naa ea, EXCEL V All-out performance and unbelievable luxury make the new Excel V d the ultimate snowmobile. Takes two up the steepest trails. ENTICER 300 ir = You might call this new Enticer a sports car for the snow. It's fast and agile for ~~ endless hours of fun! ENTICER 250 Incredible. An inex- pensive snowmobile that's so much fun to ride! Fast, agile and lightweight. 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