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erm vm ra ae man ie rE rp, ts oe p---- TG - "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, September 11, 2001 - 17 MoJacks' home opener's Sept. 30 From Page 16 such as asking them to take part in off-ice func- tions and events to help raise the profile in the community. "Winning is very impor- tant, of course," said the general manager. "But so is helping these young men to become responsible members of the communi- ty." Mr. Parliament said the club welcomed Shane Norton to the coaching staff this season. He's a for- mer captain of the squad who led the Mojacks in scoring last season (sec- ond overall in the Central League) and was named League MVP as well. "Shane approached me late last season and expressed an interest in joining the coaching staff," said Mr. Parliament, adding the club is more than pleased to have the Port Perry native on board. Scott Pinkerton will con- tinue to work as both an assistant coach and with the general manager, but his time will be reduced due to family commit- ments in the coming months. The Mojacks this season will play a 42-game sched- ule with the same six clubs (Uxbridge, Lakefield, Bobcaygeon, Georgina and Little Britain) making up the Central League. A new wrinkle will be a home- and-home series (two games) with the Campbellford Rebels of the Eastern Jr. C loop. And most of the home games this year will be on the usual Sunday evening starting at 7 p.m. MoJack fans who turn out for the home opener on Sunday, Sept. 30 (2:30 p.m. faceoff) will notice that the team is sporting new sweaters. They will retain the familiar white, gold, green and black colours with subtle changes to the Mojack let- tering across the front. In the meantime, the manager and coaches will be working very hard at player evaluations before the final roster is in place. The talent level this year is such that the GM said "some pretty talented hockey players are not going to make the team." Fans can catch pre-sea- son action on Sept. 16 at the Scugog Arena when Bobcaygeon is in town for a 7 p.m. faceoff. riding Cajun Glory. Uxbridge-Scugog Club riders fare well at meet From Page 16 year's World Championships in Britain. The Novice and Intermediate At the Beginner level, the Champion was Katie Murray of the Durham Pony Club riding Honey Bee Sweet, with Eliza Gravel of the Temiskaming Pony Club the Reserve on Rubix Cube. Coincidentally, these two young riders both tried out for, and made, the 2002 Canadian Prince Philip Games team at a selection camp near Calgary last weekend, and will compete at next Divisions declared only Champions, no Reserves. The Novice Champion was Katie Shipley of the Pickering Pony Club on Lochnigar, and the Inter- mediate Champion was Michael Durward of the Uxbridge-Scugog Pony Club riding Gerrie Maguyre. At the Advanced level, Kevin Durward of the Uxbridge-Scugog Pony Club was Champion riding Jack. SALE ENDS SEPTEMBER 30, 2001 PAPERMATE Stick Ballpoint Pens Medium point. AVERY F774 Jumbo Hi-Liter" 41840-33111 Be 41540-3331) Block. jn 33811 Bie. 154033811 Block. PLBJAS-HB 48 eos per tubs. 99 tube / 34.68 for 12 tubes. pot PILOT 1.09 tube / 11.88 for 12 lubes. Pencil .5mm. Rubberized grip. 67933-83807 Yellow. SE 67933-83609 Pink. : | H168-BE Blue. H165-BX Block. i PORT PERRY STAR UXBRIDGE STAR present ¢ Port Perry and Uhdolife[[SHIIMe ISH easy-to-read Big Type format You don't need to advertise in two Big Type Phone Books For one low price you now get Port Perry & Uxbridge in one handy, convenient ALL-IN-ONE-BOOK {