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< 22 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. Janvary 22, 1985 MoJacks grab third spot (From page 20) Eagles and Panthers choose. But the third place spot gives the Petites win 2, lose 1 On ' Jan. 16 the " Bruton's L.D.A. Petites travelled to Sunderland + to begin a home and home series with the return game in Port on Sat. Jan. 19. Misty Andrews open- ed the scoring on her first shift and Port never gave up the lead. Denna Lovering then scored 5 goals in succ- ession along with Misty's second goal to give Port a 2nd period 7 to 1 lead. Port played -well defensively and Kelly Menzies scored the final goal to defeat Sunderland 8 to 2. Assists in this game went to Brandy Harris 3; Amy Parliament 3; Shannon Fox, Chris Mueller, Tanya Towns and Kelly with 1 each. Everyone contributed in this well deserved win. On Sat. we hosted Sunderland and were successful in obtaining a 5-0 win. Tracy Pelow earned the shutout mak- ing some good stops. She was helped by the defence who played well. Scoring in this game were Misty Andrews 4 goals and Nicky Beare 1 goal. Assists went to Leea Kinnunen 2; Kelly Menzies and Kim Poppleton 1 each. It is good to see Brandy and Leea from the school getting in and helping in our wins. On Sun. Jan. 20 the Bruton's 1.D.A. Petites hosted the Woodville petites and were defeat- ed by a score of 8-7. Misty Andrews opened the scoring but Wood- ville got a 5-1 lead before Kelly Menzies found the mark. It seemed that when we scored Woodville would also score. The girls worked hard in the last half of the game and were able to come within 1 goal. Misty was able to score 3 more while Kelly and Nicky Beare also scored. Assists in this game went to Amy Parlia- ment 2, Misty 2, Jenn- ifer Morden, Nicky, Shannon Fox, Chris Mueller and Kelly 1 each. Denna Lovering played her first game in goal and played well. Next game for our girls is on Sat. Jan. 26 at 11:45 in Beaverton. See you there!! GAME BENEFIT --zg HOCKEY Sg ~~ SPORTSLAND vs. LAROCQUE ELECTRIC 12 & Under - Free. Qh. SCUGOG ARENA - PORT PERRY SAT., JANUARY 26 . ADMISSION: Adults $2.00; Students $i 00: *50/50 DRAW* ALL PROCEEDS GOING TO MATTHEW GEER FUND. . 1:30 pm. oJac home ice antdge in the open- ing Tound, and no matter who the oppon- ent is, there will be a playoff game at the - Scugog Arena this Sun- day night at 7:30 P.M. THEIR CHANCES The MoJacks finished the regular schedule with 13 victories, three ties and 12.losses for 29 points in 28 games. They got off to a slow start, then put together a nine game undefeated streak, and finished up with three wins in their last four games. Of their 12 defeats, six were by one or two goals. In fact, the team only had three "bad" losses all season. Heading into the play- offs, the MoJacks have several players out with injuries and some may not see action again this season. Rob Malcolm has been lost since Christmas with knee problems; big Vaughan McKee is out with a shoulder injury; Jeff Duncan has back pro- blems; and Paul Butter- sorth has a gimpy knee. Kevin Trapp will not play again this season as he underwent surgery last week to remove a blod clot or the brain. The MoJacks have signed Wayne Snodden who played last year. He was in uniform for both weekend games and turned in pretty good efforts. He can 'score goals and is a tough checker. Many league observ- ers agree that the Mo- Jacks goal-tending tandem of Ken Harman and Clay Lovering is the MA QS" "TTY S % ) § TROPHIES © | and | ENGRAVING DO-NO's | RECORD, CRAFT & HOBBY WORLD Queen St., Port Perry x 985-2839 N 140 5 ee wn = ma AN NI =] Even if your pet doesn't thank you. you ll thank yourself for a trip - to Jules. Conveniently located at the Port Perry Pet Shop. Julie offers bathing. grooming and complete hygiene care for your dog or cat $5 OFF From nov unti! February 15. if you give this ad to Jule, she ll thank you with a $5 rebate on the cost of grooming your pet For an appointment call 985-8065 After business hours call 985-8100 Pick-up and delivery service available JU LILES best in the loop and these guys have had some great games over the season. The scoring punch is provided by Brian Nicholson, but Scott Wallace is starting to turn the red light, Brad Flaxman can put the puck in the net and so can Jeff Johnstone and Paul Butterworth, if he's healthy. The MoJacks also have a scoring threat in their blue line corps of Bob Horton, Rob Nichol- son, Mike Ryan, Jeff McColl, and Rob Sedore, all of whom are mobile and offensive minded. ; If the MoJacks meet Little Britain, they will face a team which they defeated three out of four times this season. However, the Mer- chants are a tough hockey club capable of scoring goals. But the Merchants lost three games over the week- end, including an 8-0 pasting in Bowmanville Sunday night. The one weakness the MoJacks have had dur- ing the season is in their own end in moving the puck out quickly and failing to clear opposit- ion forwards from the front of the net. However, their power: play is strong, and there is no shortage of hustle from all players on the roster. If they continue tc get the solid goal- tending, their playoff chances appear pretty gooa \"inal Word Coach Bob Marquis had to watch from the sidelines ver the week- - "end as he was slapped 'with a two game suspen- sion as a result of the brawl a couple of weeks ago in Bowmanville. Gary Brethour handled the chores behind the bench. Jeff McColl, a strong blue line performer for the team also sat out two additional games fromthe Bowmanville punch- up, but he'll be back in uniform for the playoffs. x_n willl JULIE'S PET GROOMING SALON At the Port Perry Pet Shop 158 Queen Street, Port Perry 985-8065 or 985-8100 rm TE TE, -- The 10th Annual Royal Bank Mixed Club Bonspiel was held Ce Saturday in Port Perry with the Doug Russell (front left) rink win- ning thiree games and 44 points, good enough for top spot. Right front is second Paul Woodcroft, and at back with Royal Bank manager Tom Mullen are Ellen Russell (left) and Tia Woodcroft. The Vern Powell rink took second with 41.5 Rois, Belles ort last! Believe it or not, the Port Perry 1.G.A. Belles travelled to Woodville on Sunday, January 20th to win their first game. Scoring for Port Perry was Heidi Meis- ner 8 goals, 1 assist; Colleen Yorke 1 goal, 2 assists; Sherri Harris 1 goal, 1 assist; Lori Newell 3 assists; Terry Childs 3 assists; Lisa Canning 1 assist and Kelly Storry 1 assist. Thank you to Heidi, Colleen, Sherri and Terry for playing for our team. Everyone on the team played very well and especially .our goalie, Donna McIntyre. The final score of the game was 10-5 for the Port Perry 1.G.A. Belles STYLING Shampoo, Cut, Blow Dry and Conditioner incl. a Ir shoppe * the winning. "and we hope this is just the beginning of winn- ing. Our next game is this Sunday in Wood- ville, where our team is competing in a one-day tournament. Good luck everyone and let's try to continue (And get out of the penalty box on time!) JANUARY 23rd through 29th = 2 RHEL FAS,