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Pedr adi Sea and TT TRF, Fa SRS R----_-- haa T-- 24 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuésday, September 16, 1986 a ------ _ -__ New coaches George Burnett and Ed Olsen to stress defense The Port Perry MoJacks began the 1986-87 Junior C hockey season Sunday night at the Scugog Arena witha spirited three hour work-out The Port Perry MoJacks opened training camp Sunday night at the Scugog Arena and new head coach George Burnett (background with cap) had the players knocking heads and About 35 players were on the ice Sunday night and that number is ex- pected to climb to nearly 50 this week as training camp progresses towards Saturday night when the ; team will play an exhibition match NEWBOLD BEACON MARINA Caesarea, Ontario Lake Scugog WINTER BOAT STORAGE -- fully enclosed inside storage -- outside storage available -- {ree pick-up -- complete servicing available for all boats SNOWMOBILE OPERATOR'S LICENCE REQURED in Pickering against the Ajax Ax- emen, one of four new clubs in the Central Junior loop. this season. Burnett put the players through a . series of drills and during a full con- tact scrimmage he had to act as i shoulders in this one-on-one drill which looked a little bit like sumo wrestling Japanese style. The stress for the MoJacks this new season will be on defense. (See story for details) MAGNETIC SIGNS For Trucks, Cars, etc. PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street 985-7383 Junior C MoJacks open training camp on more than one occa- sion as tempers flared. off a mediocre season last year in which the MaJacks finished sixth with 22 points and then were . knocked out of the playoffs in four straight games, Burnett and assis- tant Ed Olsen will be stressing 'defense this year. Olsen, who played his minor hockey in Port Perry, as did Burnett, wert on to enjoy a fine career on the blue line at universi- ty in the United States. Last season, the MoJacks relied heavily on the scoring talents of Brian Nicholson, but he's over-age this year and obviously defensive tactics will have to be stressed to " replace the sniping of Nicholson. MoJack general manager Murray Parliament said there are several players from last year's team ex- pected to make the line-up this year including rugged Andy Sutch, Chris Nicholson, Paul Butterworth, and along the blue line Darrin Nesbit, Robbie Nicholson and Clay Demp- sey. Paul Goreski, who was used mostly as back-up to Ken Harman last season, is in camp with the goal- tenders. Harman is too old to play this year. Along with the veterans, Parlia- ment said the coaching staff and team management will he taking a very close look at several over-age midget skaters and some fine- looking prospects from the Oshawa- Whitby area. The MoJacks this season will play in the Walter Crowley Division, along with Uxbridge, Little Britain and Lindsay. The league has been re-aligned into three divisions due to the entry of Ajax, Wellington, Madoc and Brighton. Hockey fans in Scogog Township should be the benefactors of this divisional alignment as the MoJacks will play the majority of their games against Uxbridge, Little Britain and Lindsay, three teams which have wip HA quite a rivalry with Port Perry over the years. The MoJacks will continue with training camp Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday of this week. The first home ice exhibition game will be Thursday, September 25 at the Scugog Arena with Little Britain facing off at 8:00 p.m. Local fans will also have a chance to see exhibition games at the Scugog Arena September 28 against Lind- say and October 5 against Ajax. Both games start at 7:30 p.m. The action gets underway for real on October 9 when the MoJacks journey to Port Hope and the first regular schedule league game will be October 19 at the Scugog Arena when the Lindsay Muskies pay a visit. George Burnett and Ed Olsen were named coaches of the MoJacks earlier this summer. Last season Burnett was an assistant with the Uxbridge Bruins, a team that show- ed considerable improvement as the year progressed. \-- (/ TROPHIES & ENGRAVING Team Jackets & Uniforms Bicycle Repairs PINERIDGE SPORTS SHOP Queen Street - Port Perry PHONE 985-2839 2 em -- Port Perry Figure Skating Club La Association canadienne de - patinage artistique ) PORT PERRY & BOWMANVILLE WADO KAI - KARATE CLUBS REGISTER NOW FOR FALL CLASSES Be) panes FOR ALL AGES START: LLE - Monday, Sept. 29th - Children 6:00 P.M.; Adults 7:30 P.M. PORT PERRY - Tuesday, Sept. 30th - All Ages 6:00 P.M. SKATES, DRESSES & MONEY from the Skate Exchange, may be picked up at the arena on Thursday, September 18 bet- ween 6 and 8 P.M. Registration will also be ac- cepted at that time. If you are 12 to 16 years of age or over 16 years old and do not hold a Motor Vehicle Operator's Licence, you are required by law to get a Snowmobile Operator's Licence The Snowmobile Operators Licence may be obtained by taking an instruction course through a local snowmobile club. Qualified instruc: tors licenced by the Ministry of Transportation instruct classes for the purpose of obtaining these licences. The Port Perry Snowmobile Club's instructors, Charles and Bill Harper, will be holding their first class on: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1986 PRE-REGISTRATION IS NECESSARY -- TO DO SO CALL: CHARLES HARPER BILL HARPER ges-78R4q 888-3018 -- DEMONSTRATION & FINAL REGISTRATION -- SUNDAY, SEPT. 28th - 6 P.M. PORT PERRY LATCHAM CENTRE REGULAR CLASSES: (Year-round) In Port Perry Sunday & Tuesday 7 P.M; In Bowmanville Monday & Thursday 6 & 7:30 P.M. LOCATIONS: Port Perry (Downtown) Latcham Center, at the lake; Bowmanville Senior Public School FEES: Port Perry $65. for 3 months (Special Family Rates Available); Bowmanville $55. for 3 months (New Club Rates) MORE INFORMATION: | For Port Perry Club call at class times 985-7982 or Instructor Sensei, Robert Dods, 2nd Dan at 239-25 For Bowmanville Club call Sensei Ken Lockhart, 1st Dan at 723-5792 or YWCA, Rachel at 35438: [2 -- FUN, EXERCISE, & SELF DEFENSE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY -- IG]