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Ve Z a 22 -- Tuesday, November 14, 1995 -- 21 +a oda tidus suddenly rod hot by John B. McClelland The Port Perry MoJacks continued their fine play at both ends of the rink Sunday night as they blasted the Brighton Buzz 7-0 in Central Junior C action at the Scugog Arena. It was the straight 7-0 whitewash on home ice for the MoJacks and came hard on t heels of a 10-4 victory Friday in Lakefield over the Chiefs. Head coach = Chic Carnegie was sporting a big smile following Sunday's win over the Buzz saying the team had given him three solid efforts in a row. The MoJack power play has been blazing hot lately, ing for five ' second chance. / The Brighton Buzz, still looking'for their first win (15 losses, one tie) put up a game fight for about 20 mihutes against the MoJacks Sunday night. "Leading scorer Keith Leslie staked his team to a 1-0 lead midway through the first #8 he tipped in a shot from Todd Dennis on the power play. Late in the frame, Ryan Ridgway upped it to 2-0 on a nice pass from Todd Stirling. Ridgway made fio mistake with a perfect shot just under the cross bar. After a goal at 5:11 of the second by Paul Kelly from the side of the Buzz cage, MoJacks put the game on ice at the mid-point with two goals in the span of 61 goals on Sunday and the same number Friday in Lakefield. "It's really been clicking, there is good chemistry and it's a real pleasure for me to watch from the bench," said the skipper, adding that one of the keys to the success of the power play of late has been patience--the players are taking that extra second or two to set up a team-mate for a quality scoring Al Hurlburt un-leashed a bullet at 9:51 to make it 4- 0 and at 10:52, it was 5-zip on a nice effort by: Kenton LeFort. Not to.out-done, Mike Pigeau hammered the final nails in the Buzz coffin in the last minute of the period with a pair of power play (surprise!) markers. His first at 19:26 just caught the net under the cross bar, and the second Auctioneers win Pearce Auction Novice played an exhibition game on Friday, November 10 against the Oshawa Bruins. It was an action packed penalty-free contest. The first two periods were scoreless with many chances by both teams. Keenan Geer's line was buzzing all night. Kyle Mullins banged in a nice centering pass from Jeff Tomcheski for Pearce Auctions first goal Oshawa came right back and scored on a breakaway. Then Michael Lycett grabbed the puck and went through Oshawa's defence. He made a nice move on the goalie to put Port Perry ahead to stay. Taylor Churchill earned an assist on this final goal. Santa Parade Ho, ho, ho. Santa Claus is coming to town. That's right. The jolly old elf in the bright red suit will make his annual pre- Christmas stop in Port Perry on Saturday, November 25. The Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus Parade will start at 2:00 PM that day and follow a route from the Fairgrounds, along Simcoe Street to Queen Street and then along Water Street to Crandells Restaurant. Parade chairman Craig Taylor told the Citizen that already there are 30 floats and ten marching bands confirmed for this big event. And more floats will be accepted up until November 20. There is a fee charged if the float is of a commercial nature. For more details and information, give Mr. Taylor a call at 985-4427 during business hours. Once the parade is over the children will have a chance to meet Santa himself at the Chamber of Commerce building (old Library) on Queen Street. He'll be handing out small treat bags to the' kids and of course will be making a big list of what all the kids want to see under tHe tree when Christmas finally arrives December 25. The kids can have a polaroid photo taken with Santa for $3, and while the children are visiting with Santa, parents can enjoy hot chocolate and cider from the Scugog Shores Museum. So, if you don't have Saturday November 26 marked on the calendar, do it right now and make your plans for the Santa Claus Parade in Port Perry. It promises to be a great afternoon: for, people of all ages who believe in the magic of Christmas. at 19:46 was from the slot. It was a productive weekend for Pigeau as he fired the hat trick Friday night in Lakefield. MoJacks took control of this one early in the second period and enjoyed a wide margin of play the rest of the way, firing 39 shots at Brandon Upton and Ryan Thompson. The Buzz could muster just 15 at Paul Roberts who recorded his first shut-out for the green and white. Buzz are affiliated with Trenton Sting of the Junior B league and the Sting have been moving players up and down on a regular basis this season, said manager Brian Dawé, Ten year old Pam Armstrong of the Port Perry Figure Skating Club had plenty of reasons to smile after afirst and second place finish in the 'Novice Test Stream at Skate Cobourg recently. And the youngster will be smiling November 24 as she has been selected to skate with the Cavalcade of Lights for two shows at Nathan Phillips Square In downtown Toronto. CFTO TV will have their cameras on the skaters that evening. Advanced Tykes show their stuff The Advanced Tykes took to the ice once again on November 11, showing some unbelievable talent and knowhow for the game. Tending net for Dollar Plus Bargain Centre was Mark Copithorn who exhibited tremendous instinct for the game while getting a shut-out. For David's Hairstyling, netminder Darryl Lycett worked hard to keep his eye on the puck throughout the game with great saves. Both teams have excelled in their team- work ability with great two way playing and defensive work. For David's, Michael Cooke and Glenn Baker worked hard defensively while Michael Wallace and Brent Henry forged for the puck, playing forward. Bargain Plus had great defense plays by Hayden Taylor and Kyle Passmore, with pretty impressive forward work by Eric Brown. Dollar Plus defeated David's and that is one major reason why the Buzz are still looking for their first victory. On Friday night in Lakefield, Pigeau and Todd Dennis led the scoring parade with three goals each, while singles went to Brian McArthur, Hurlburt, Matt Pyke, Scott Heasman. Keith Leslie chipped in with, four assists. He leads the team in scoring with 34 points (14 goals, 20 assists) Chad Anderson fired a hat trick for the Chiefs. SLAPSHOTS: A moment of silence was * observed prior to Sunday's game in memory of Ken Jackson who passed away last week. Mr. Jackson, founder of Flamingo Pastries and Mother Jackson's Open Kitchens in Port Perry sponsored the team since it started 24 years ago. The MoJacks + wore black arm-bands in his memory. Forward Chad Kearns who suffered a nasty break just above the right wrist a couple of weeks ago, hopes to have the cast removed in about thrge weeks time and will 'start skating with the team then. Scott Heasman has played very well dlong the MoJack blue line' this _season. He has great wheels, and though not the biggest player on the ice, likes to step into opposition forwards. He also has one of the hardest shots on the team and usually keeps it low and on the net. MoJacks are un-defeated at the Scugog Arena so far this season (four wins and two ties) They have 18 points to date with a record of eight wins, three losses and two ties. With 34 points in 13 games, Keith Leslie is having a great season. If he can keep the pace up and stays healthy, watch for him to win the Central scoring crown. Little Britain continues to lead the Central Junior C loop after posting a pair of weekend wins over Bobcaygeon Bullets by scores of 8-6 and 4-1. Bullets scored in the final five mifiutes to ruin the Merchant attempt at a shut-out. Merchants host Lakefield on Saturday night. MoJacks are in > Bobcaygeon Friday night to take on the vastly improved Bullets. On Sunday night, they host Lakefield Chiefs at the Scugog Arena at 7:00 PM. Chiefs no doubt will be looking to avenge the 10-4 thumping MoJacks handed them last Friday. XL Eagles see both sides of coin The Novice XL Eagl kod +h in), sent are learning to take the good with the bad, the wins with the losses as all part of the game. The team showed up in Pickering Village Thursday night for their first match-up with Ajax. Ajax opened up the scoring race with a surprise goal, two minutes into the game. Approximegely one minute later, Caitlyn Hellingman set up Port's first goal making an excellent .pass to anxiously-waiting Ceilidh Baxter's stick. Ajax weren't long in retrieving the lead. Then two minutes later, once again, Caitlyn set up the play to Ceilidh, who HairStyling 4-0, with Jared Olsen scoring one goal and Kyle Paige getting a hat trick. " Due to the patience and dedication of the coaches the Advanced Tykes are well on their way to learning the fundamentals of the game while having a great time. Thanks Coaches! d the ring on to Jessica Doe for the goal. Brooke followed jumping into the game with a beauty unassisted goa)! With 2:51 left in the first period, Ceilidh to Jessica for the goal, soon had the Ajax girls realizing XL had winning on their minds. Two additional Port goals in the second period (Ceilidh unassisted, and Ceilidh to Jessica, in between which Ajax 'Eaglettes home with another win, with a final score of 7-3. All the girls played a tight offensive and defensive game; protecting their very rookie netminder, Trevor Doe, who did a fine job! Saturday evenings jaunt to Omemee proved to our girls losing a game is part of the big picture when it comes to team sport. Although this game is as a loss, with a final score of 4-8, it was end to end action te Let me assure you the three unassisted goals, one each for Jessica, Ceilidh and Amanda, were well earned. Everyone pulled together and were relentless with their shots on the Omemee goalie. High shots, low shots, corner shots, any kind of shot, she refused to give our Port girls the edge and insisted on providing her team with the win. The adrenalin, the jubilance, the frustration this game equipped players and fans with the feelings that xing ca bok to the arena for m Way go XL Eaglettes!