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26 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, November 10, 1992 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" 58 Fe in rm a TTTTTI 5d uNNEPY 1 HERE D Wa Although the charity baseball game between the Scugog An- gels and Goreski's was cancelled due to inclement weather on | October 25, a number of the sponsors still donated the money | to Central Seven Association For Community Living. These | sponsors were Emmerson Insurance, Port Perry IGA, DJ Tay- I lor Insurance, Ray's Towing, Pearce Auction Service, Ridge- North Realty, Rent and Save, Mike Driscoll, Joel Aldred and Country Style Donuts. Glenn Taylor, executive director with | Central Seven, accepts the cheque from Pierre Leduc, organiz- | er of the game. Mr. Leduc hopes to reschedule the game for | next spring. | CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER PARA Ql 295 Ritson Rd. S.. Oshawa 434-3939 HIDING POWER A A paint's hiding power is an important quality. The less its hiding power the more coats will be needed to effectively cover the original paint. And that an means more work & often o more money than expected, Oil & Filter Change Includes 4 litres of Premium Mopar Engine Oil and a Mopar Oil Filter $24.95 Engine Tune-up Includes: installation of new Autopar spark plugs * check plug wires, distributor cap and rotor (where applicable), coil, PCV valve, belts, hoses, compression, air filter and battery - adjust timing and idle (N/A on fuel-injected vehicles). 4 cyl." *Similar prices on other engines. $59.95 Brake Check plus tire rotation We SST CERN [AAR ET PA From Page 22 portunity to fire it and he doesn't." "He's probably got one of the hardest shots in the league," he said. Along with Vernon's hat trick against the Eagles, Jeff Bann scored a pair of goals while Clair Cornish added a single. Friday night the MoJacks travelled to Lakefield to face the Chiefs who sit in second place in the Central Ontario di- vision. Despite being without seven players due to injury or prior commitments, the MoJacks put up a solid effort and came away with a 4-3 victory. "We played well even though we were short-handed," said Ryder of the win over the Chiefs. "We ended up using some de- fencemen up front and it worked out well," he said. "The guys did what they were told to do and it worked." Vernon scored once and as- sisted on another to lead his club over the Chiefs. Shannon Todd also had a goal and an assist with Jan Heyes and Brent Gaylor rounding out the Port Perry scoring. The win over Lakefield came without the help of Clair Cor- nish who is still hurting from a leg injury and also sat out Sun- day night's loss to Little Brit- ain. Ryder's focus after Sunday night was not on the loss, but on the performance of his club over a weekend that may prove to be a major turning pointin the sea- son. "It's taken a bit of time, but I think it's starting to fall into place now," he said. "Most of the guys are putting out a lot better effort." More effort and more disci- pline are two of the big reasons for the MoJack's success. Granted, you'll see a wealth < Winter Inspection Inspect and report on: battery and charging system antifreeze protection » fluid levels « wiper blades ° headlights and bulbs - tires, shocks/struts and exhaust system - thermostat and heater « lube hinges, hood latch and safety catch « C/V joint boots (where applicable) Cooling System Tune-Up Includes: flush and drain the cooling system - installation of 4 litres of Autopar 4 season Antifreeze/Coolant « check radiator cap, thermostat, belts and hoses. $54.95 oo Scugog Chrysler 985-7354 or 404-8220 CUSTOMER CARE of penalties in many Junior "C" games, but Port Perry have been trying to avoid taking re- taliation or frustration penal- ties and it's been paying off. Ryder says iseiphine has been stressed since day one and he thinks it has begun to sink in. "Hopefully it will continue be- cause I think that's the bottom line," he said. "The team that works the hardest and has disci- Jim Vernon 19 points in 13 games pline is the team that's going to win." Apart from knocking off the top two teams, the ModJacks also put themselves at .500 with the two wins. Following Sunday night's loss, the MoJacks are now 6-6-1 for a total of 13 points, and Ryd- er has no reason to feel poorly, as his club continues to come into its own. "We came up on the short end of it tonight," he said after Sun- day, "but they know they put out decent effort tonight and if Bowling results Tuesday Night Men's Bowling Final Standings: Section 1 - Creative Basket 46; Guardian Drugs 41; IDA 40; XL Gas Bar 26; Untouchables 25; IGA 11. High Single Flat: Gerry Louvelle 275. High Single With Handi- cap: Gerry Louvelle 296. High Triple Flat: Rob Espie 722. High Triple With Handi- cap: Gerry Louvelle 782. Singles Over 215 Flat: Rob Espie 268, 217, 237; Ted Har- vard 240; Gerry Louvelle 275, 233; Phil Brown 224, 226; John Rowett 216; Peter Booth 265; Hal McCullough 260; Kevin Martin 220; Bill Owen 240, 257; Bill Ruesink 260, 215; Paul Brough 245. Triples Over 600 Flat: Rob Espie 722; Gerry Louvelle 719; Phil Brown 638; Peter Booth 612; Bill Owen 670; Bill Rue- gink 680; Paul Brough 653. REALTY CORPORATION 085-6666 4 Exclusive IF OUR FOR SALE SIGN IS NOT ON YOUR PROPERTY, WHAT WILL OUR PURCHASERS BUY ?? u MoJacks defeat Chiefs, Eagles we just keep working like that, we'll win our share of games. MoJacks' Facts The MoJacks' next game will be in Bobcaygeon this Friday where they'll try to win their fifth game in the last six. Port Perry has dominated the Bullets - as has everyone else - outscoring them 38-7 through the two clubs first three meet- ings. Sunday, the MoJacks travel to Bowmanville for a 7:30 p.m. start and come home on Thurs- day, Nov. 19 for a game against Lakefield. The game against Little Brit- ain Sunday saw the two clubs combine for 98 minutes in pen- alties and five game miscon- ducts. Jim Vernon's fine play has put him in a tie for the MoJacks' scoring lead. Vernon's 12 goals and seven assists equal the to- tal of Shannon Todd, whose 10 goals and nine assists give him 19 points through 13 games. Ivory Forest Belles lose 5-3 to Barrie Debs On Sunday, Nov. 8 the Ivory Forest Belles met head on with the Barrie Debs at Eastview Arena in Barrie. Both teams were com- prised of equally feisty players and the play was hard and fast. In spite of Port's determined efforts they were not able to capital- ize on any of the shots. Bar- rie, however, was able to score four markers on some well-placed shots. During the second period Port Perry began to exert some additional pressure and lean on their opposition. Ten minutes into the period Tanya Towns snared the ring, setting a passing-play into motion which resulted in Port's first goal scored by Megan Marlowe, who flew in at the Barrie netminder to cleanly blast the ring into the net. Port's following two goals were scored by Val Payne, who was finally rewarded for her constant effort throughout the game. Val scored her first goal when she took the goaltender by surprise by firing away a well-placed backhand. Kim Poppleton teamed up with Val on her second goal to earn herselfan assist. Putting in a solid perfor- mance between the pipes, Tracy Pelow allowed only one additional Barrie goal. Although Port went down to defeat by a 5-3 score, all team members put forth a commendable effort which forced Barrie to work hard for every point. Broker JACK GRANT, 5 MLS