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v Continued off a tough 3-3 tie Saturday night in Beaverton in which Randy Crawford had two goals and Brad Nicholson a singleton. It was a costly game for the team as for - ward Bill Bridge injured his back and veteran defense- man Rob Evans will be out for an indefinite period with a shattered cheek bone. Evans underwent surgery to repair the bone on Sunday, and it may be several weeks before he is back on skates. COBOURG BRAWL A wild brawl in Cobourg on December 11 resulted in suspensions to three Port Perry players, Darrin Jobb, Bill Haynes and captain Steve Jones. Although MoJacks came out the eventual winners by a 12 to 7 count, the contest was marred by several fights, and two Port Perry players were allegedly attacked by a group of Cobourg fans out- side the dressing room. That game featured 135 minutes in penalties with 74 going to the MoJacks and 61 tc Cobourg. In the scoring department Brad Nicholson led the MoJacks with three goals and four assists while Gorde Hintze, Darrin Jobb and Randy Crawford each had two goals. Singles went to Tim Page, Rob Greiner and Rob Evans. Mark Jobb had seven assists in the match. It has been a disappointing season for Junior C fans in Wintario Tickets available at the Port Perry Star 985-7383 ® 'MoJacks Port Perry so far with the MoJacks playing slightly better than .500 hockey. Although the team is only a couple of points out of third place, the injuries and suspensions are hurting the club. - While the MoJacks appear to have the nucleus of a decent team, the penalty box has been a big reason for the mediocre performance to date this season. Unless the players can stay away from the suspensions and the foolish penalties, their fortunes are not likely to get much better. The next home game for the MoJacks is December 30 when the league leading Bowmanville Eagles will be in town. ALL-STARS The annual Junior C all- star game will be played in Bowmanville on December 26 and the MoJacks have four players selected for that game against the Eagles, last years league champions. Forwards Mark Jobb and Brad Nicholson have been chosen along with defense- "man Bill Owen and goalie Charlie Durward. It should be a good game and fans may recall that in the all-star match last year Durward was nothing short of spectacular. In the meantime, MoJacks have a tough schedule over the next three weeks in their efforts to climb up in the standings with two games against the Eagles, a match December 23 in Little Britain, and a return game January 6 against the same team in Port Perry. On January 7, Beaverton will be in town, followed by the strong Port Hope club a' week later. Ziebart Genuine Ziebart Process ZIEBART SPECIAL PACKAGE $219.00 Ziebart Shineguard Interior Guard Until January 31, 1979. Port Perry Auto-Truck RUSTPROOFING Hwy. 12 & 7A - Port Perry - Ontario 985-8631 'Player of the Week' «| BANTAM t CLAY LOVERING Philp Pontiac Buick Ltd. Water Street - Port Perry 'Player of the Week' BANTAM House 'League sae KEN ELLIOTT Wes Lane Plumbing & Heating Port Perry Members of Port Perry High School swim team turned in a strong performance last week at a novice meeting Pickering. Front, from left; Sandy Worr, Jim Faulkner, Joanng, Sytsma, Susan Fedyk, Kira High School swimming team places third The Port Perry High School swimming team turned in a strong perfor- mance last week finishing third in points at a six-school meet held at Dunbarton School in Pickering. Girls win Junior Ladies Tankard by Danny Millar The Port Perry High School girl's curling team is in the midst of another fine season. as they defeated Uxbridge 11 to 5 on Thurs-' day, December 14th to win the Junior Ladies Tankard. It was a double elimination tourney in which Port Perry beat Beaverton, Sutton and Uxbridge twice to win. The girls skip Kelly Fairman, Lead Alison McNab, Vice Lea Howsam and second Laural Holtby now advances to the Southern Ontario Ladies Curling Association Junior Tankard in Picton on January 20th. Coach John Barton was pleased with the results as he stated "They finally started playing as a team." The boys team of Scott Howie, Steve Geer, Beaver Howsam, and Ian Griffen is also playing well. They won the first round of the Ontario Winter Games by elimina- ting Newmarket, Annandale and Unionville on December 16th. They advance to the next round in Brighton, where the coach says "They should be competitive." Prior to the Winter Games Barton was doubtful of any great success from the boys team but admitted "I was very pleasantly surprised that they won". He also added that Scott Howie played well. If the boys win in Brighton they will advance to the all-Ontario championships. CONTINUOUS ~ FORMS available at the "Port Perry Star 985-7383 And the boys team cap- tured the novice champion- ship trophy for overall points. -- The combined girls and boys team from Port Perry finished with 242 points, just ten back of Dunbarton and four back of second place Vanier. ) Team coach Pam Byers said the performance by the 17-member team was a good one considering this is just their second year in com- petition, and that practise time must be held at the pool OMESTEAD FURNITURE & APPLIANCES By Ballard & Carnegie PORT PERRY 985-2451 On 7A Highway - Next to PL. Lumber ® © BB DB Dt OO.BD'G.5 D4 # rig y 0 0 . RAL POA . p hat a LE AV RESP RSS TH BL AIRE TPIS Un Sh PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1978 -- 21 - e v - I it A LA ae Cope, Diana Brown and Jay Baird. Back row, from left: Glen Rideout [coach], Norma Irvine, Rob Fellows, Jeff Kroonenburg, Kelly Jasper, Dan Grib- ben, Craig Sylvester and Pam Byers [coach]. in Uxbridge. Individually, Jeff Kroon- enberg turned in the best performance for Port Perry with three first place finishes, while Robert Fellows had two first and a. second. Jim Faulkener two firsts, and Craig Sylvestor a first, second and third. " Kelly Casper led the girls team with a first and two seconds, Diana Brown had a first, second and fourth. Susan Fedyk a first and a second, and Kira Cope a second, third and fourth. Q FE HI@ 5 1 @ 2D gS) @r HOMESTEAD'S Christmas Feature of the Week: CHAIRS, CHAIRS & MORE CHAIRS 48 Chairs in Stock for 9, Pression stb ras N * Platform Rockers * Swivel Rockers * Boston Rockers * Stationary Chairs * Cane Chairs 'Bedroom Chairs All Sizes & Colours RECLINER *209.95 RECLINING MODELS From *149.95 HOLIDAY STORE HOURS: Tues. to Fri., December 19t0 22: 9 to 9 Saturday, December 23; 9to 6 Closed Dec. 24, 25, 268 27. Thurs. & Fri., December 28 Saturday, December 30: 9 to 12 Open Tuesday, January 2, 1979. The four-member team of Jim Faulkener, Robert Fellows, Kevin Haugen and Jay Baird placed first in the 100-meter medley relay. Swimming is catching on as a popular team sport at the high ~school and the number of competitive swimmers has increased from ten to 17. Future competitions are scheduled for January and February in this area, and Mrs. Byers feels the team will turn in credible perfor- mances. AS SHOWN OTHER 29:9t09 oT - 7 - ag es inl WMA, « LE Nw a Ce rE " ad har ny x gw Co ee) 3 ". Cr, #C 2 PW a » Eo % VA