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There was plenty of action under both hoops as the Port Perry High School senior Rebels met the chiefs last Friday afternoon. The Rebels started off quickly and built up a lead, but the Chiefs came back to win the game played at Port Perry High School. Juniors double Merchants 6-3 The Port Perry MoJacks skated to an easy 6 = 3 win over the Little Britain Merchants in a Junior C game played December 28 at the Scugog Arena. Except for a brief letdown in the middle period which resulted in three Merchant goals in the span of two minutes, MoJacks had the game pretty much in control. Dave Canning opened the scoring for Port Perry at the 50 second mark of the first with assists to John Robert- son and Todd Wilbur. Jamie Bird made it 2 - 0 at 16:02 on passes from Robert- son and Scott Heard. Early in the second Bird and Heard combined for what was the neatest goal of the game. They broke in two WEEKS GAMES: Janetville - 3; Yelverton - 3; MANVERS MENS HOCKEY LEAGUE TEAM GPW L T GF GA TP Tim Horton Donuts 11 7 2 2 83 46 16 Janetville 11 7 4 0 8 7 14 Yelverton 11 5 2 4 67 53 14 Pontypool 11 5 4 2 63 67 12 Crandal's R'Boat 11 3. 8 0 66 '8 6 Ryley"s Gen. Store 11 1 8 2 58 98 4 RESULTS FOR THIS Pontypool - 12; Ryley's Gen. Store - 8; Tim Horton Donuts - 12; Crandall's R"Boat - 4. CIC CCCACACACACCICICICICOICICICICICO OOOO OOOCC i JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY ScugogArena- Port Perry SUNDAY, JANUARY 17th Lakefield Chiefs VS. Port Perry MoJacks ADMISSION: Adults - $1.50; GAME TIME: Students - $1.00; Children - 50¢ 7:30P.M. 22S 55252525 5052525252625252 250505050525¢ on one and Bird fed a perfect pass to Heard who snapped a shot to the top of the net. Canning also drew an assist on the play. MoJacks padded the lead to 5 - 0 in the second as Todd Wilbur took a pass from Brian Mikkelsen, with Robertson having a hand in the play for his third assist of the evening. A few minutes later, Mikkelsen, pounced on a loose puck for his first goal of the night with Wilbur and Charlie Brown drawing 'assists. Then at 14:16 of the second, the Merchants came to life taking advantage of a letdown by the MoJacks as Brian Anderson beat Ray Gibson on a two 'on one break. Kevin Jenkins romped in alone on Gibson to score a minute later, and then Murray Kelsey found A "= TROPHIES | ENGRAVING | IDO-NO's| Biccoen, cue vor B78 Queen sree - - 985-2839 A ant PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. January 13, 1982 -- 13 Novice team knocked from Dec. 30 tourney by Linda Parry The J.T. Pearce Novice Auctioneers travelled to Beaverton, Dec. 30th for an OMHA tournament and came back defeated after their second game. The Auctioneers faced the Sunderland team for their first game and came up with a resounding 14-1 victory. The boys dominated the game throughout and scored five goals from Greg Fitz- gerald and Chris Forder, Jeff Parry picked the corner of the Sunderland net to start off the Auctioneers. Scott Menzies on an unassisted effort fired one from the corner to beat the goalie and only seconds later scored his second goal on a shot passed from the stick of Mike Feasby. Port's Mark Andrews sent one flying between the goalie's legs with the assists to Jan Heyes and Jason Cochrane. Mark was then penalized two minutes for tripping but the boys kept up the attack and Mike Feasby broke away on a pass from Steve Staniland to score for Port while they were short- handed. Sunderland scored their only goal with 14 seconds left in the first period. The goal was unassisted by Jason Moody. In the second period, Jan Heyes took a pass off the stick of Mark Andrews and Chris Forder and on a break- away beat the Sunderland goalie in the right corner. Greg Fitzgerald scored on a pass from Jeff Parry and Korbie Castle. Mike Feasby chalked up his second goal of the game when he shot at the net, hit the post, and then scored on his rebound. The the range at 15:41 to make the score 5 - 3. Midway through the third, Merchants Brian Meek was carried from the ice on a stretcher after he went head first into the boards in a race for the puck with MoJacks Ian Turner. Meek was taken by ambulance to hospital. However, he was released the same evening as the injury was not serious. The game was very chippy in places and there was an incident at the end of the match when one of the Merchant players took a push at Turner and knocked him to the ice. There was some brief pushing and shoving in the hallway out- side the dressing rooms. Jamie Bird again had a strong game for the MoJacks with two goals and an assist. He is playing with alot of confidence and with a little luck might have had two or three more goals. OFFICE FURNITURE Filing Cabinets Desks - Chairs - etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 assist came from Ilan Robertson. The third period was wide open shooting by Port and Steve Staniland blasted one from the blue line to beat the Sunderland goalie. The assist went to Mike Feasby, Jan Heyes scored again on a pass from Mark Andrews. Jason Towns made a beau- tiful pass from centre to the stick of Greg Fitzgerald who deaked the goalie and then passed to Jeff Parry standing all alone in front of the net for the goal. Jan Heyes scored his hat trick on an unassisted shot through the legs of goalie Danny Alston. Mark Andrews made a backhand shot catching the corner of the net with the assists to Jason Cochrane and Jan Heyes with 35 seconds left in the game.Jeff Parry picked up his hat trick with a shot sliding under the goalies pad. The assists to Greg Fitzgerald and Jason Towns. The boys scored a great victory but knew they would have their hands full in the next game against Keswick. Both teams started out strong in the first period and Jan Heyes of Port scored the opening goal on an assist from Jason Cochrane and Mark Andrews. Then in the second period Port's Danny Sluggett dug in hard from his defense position and taking a pass from Scott Menzies peppered one past the Keswick goalie. Keswick's number 99, Billy Lang, was one fast skater and shooter and firing one in beat Port's goaltender Noel Lovering. Keswick scored again when goaltender Lovering went down for the save and the puck shot over his shoulder. Mike Feasby for the Auc- tioneers came back with a goal assisted by Ian Robert- son to put Port in the lead 3-2. In the third period, Port scored again with a goal by Mark Andrews assisted by Jason Cochrane and Jan 'Heyes. Port's gaolie Noel Lovering made many excel- lent saves in this game but couldn't hold back the hard shooting of Keswick's number 99. He scored twice in the third period, the last one just 4 seconds from the end of the game. The final score ended at 5-4 in favour of Keswick. The boys were out of the tournament, but all played well and awards were given for the most valuable defenseman to Mike Feasby and most valuable goalie to Noel Lovering. Midget B's come to life in 6-3 win over Uxbridge Canadian Tire Ice Hawks played one of their best games of the season, beating Uxbridge by a score of 6 - 3. Port opened the scoring with a goal by Ian Dickson with the assist going to Brian Hendricks. Port went ahead with a second goal scored by Mark Kerry with assists going to Ian Dickson and Brian Hendricks. At this point it looked like Port had a easy victory coming to them, but with only 7 minutes left in the 1st period Uxbridge unleashed a series of attack on the Ice Hawks. With this attack they quickly netted 3 goals and for the 1st time in this game they were. now ahead of Port. This ended the scoring in the first period and both teams retired to the dressing rooms while the attendants flooded the ice. Well whatever coaches Mike Adam and Chap Jones said to their players it must have shook the Ice Hawks up, because as soon as the puck was dropped to start the second period the Ice Hawks appeared to be another team on the ice. They just hustled and worked harder than ever and came up with two beautifully . scored goals. The third goal scored for the Ice Hawks was scored by Brian Hendricks with assists going to Ian Dickson and Darrien McKenzie. This goal scored for Port had been a power play goal which had been set up perfectly in the Uxbridge's end of the ice by Captain Russ Jones. Ports next goal was scored by Ian Dickson with assists going to Brian -Hendricks and Russ Jones with'the score now at 4 - 3 the Ice Hawks were not about to let Uxbridge win this game. The third period was a repeat of the second with the Ice Hawks blasting two more pucks past the Uxbridge goaltender. Ports 5th goal was scored by Mark McConnel with assists going to Brian Hendricks and Ian Dickson. The 6th goal and last of the game was scored by a guy who deserved to get 5 goals with his effort and determination was Gregg Williams with assists going to Darrien McKenzie and Ian Dickson. lan Dickson and Brian Hendricks both newcomers to the Ice Hawks had a very productive night with Dick- son tallying up 6 points and Hendricks with 4 points. Playing in goal was Paul Kingston who turned in a solid performance, coming up with key saves on a few of Uxbridge's scoring chances. With the way Port is playing right now they will be a tough team to beat when playoffs start. Good game guys and keep up the good work and effort. Next game in Port Wed- nesday Jan. 13 against Cannington. P.S. Hope to see more parents come out and support their son and his hockey team. DID YOU KNOW? that Scugog Community Care needs volunteers to. assist with Home Mainten- ance? If you have an hour or two to give a helping hand to a senior citizen, please call 985-8461 or drop in at 208 North St., Port Perry,