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4A -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, December 22, 1987 Santa and friends at centre ice Santa with friends had the honour of drop- ping the ceremonial puck Sunday night for the MoJacks annual Christmas Night. Lakefield cap- tain Chuck Freeburn and MoJack captain Dar- (From page 3) turned in a performance. But the team has not been consis- pretty good tent or sharp in its last three outings, giving up 21 goals, which is way above the average goals- against for the season to date. The MoJacks have a chance to get back in the win column this Tuesday night (Dec. 22) when they play the tO COLUMBIA PIC TURE S PRESENTS SIEVE i 68 WATER STREET, PORT PERRY 985-9888 Sunday to Friday Saturday also available ot 76 Baldwin St, Open Christmas Eve to 7 PM HOLIDAY HOURS: DAR) i Noon to 8 00 PM 10 AM to 9 PM Brooklin Sat, Dec. 26 - Noon to 9 PM; Sun , Dec 27 - Noon to 8 PM: NEW YEARS' DAY - Noon to 7 PM ren Nesbitt did the honours. But it was the Chiefs who went home with the two-point Christmas present as they defeated Port Perry 6-4 in this one. See story on sports page. ~ MoJacks lose twice Hurricanes in Madoc. And they have two games between Christmas and New Years on home ice. Cobourg is here Dec. 27 and the high flying Bowmanville Eagles pay their first visit to the Scugog Arena on Wed., Dec. 30 for an 8:00 P.M. start. Four points in those two games would certainly brighten New Years for coaches George Burnett and Garnet Warriner. On Boxing Day, the annual Cen- tral Junior C all-star game will be held in Lakefield with the Chiefs meeting the best from the rest of the league. Defenseman Darren Nesbitt and netminder Brian Tarleton have been selected to represent the Mo- Jacks in this game. After 19 games so far this season, the MoJacks are in second place in the North Division with 26 points on 12 wins and two ties, and five losses. Sunday's loss against the Chiefs was just the second time this season, the team has lost by more than one goal. Battle for third "Goreski's defeat Emmerson's 4 to 2 in a battle for third place. Goreski's goals scored by Dan Taylor, Gene Woodrow, Bruce Woodrow and Larry Moarse. Assisted by Tom Powell, Paul West and Brad Moarse. kKmmersons goals by Charlie Dennis and Bill Gerber Assisted by Tim Dennis and Jamie Huff Utica bombard B & 1. Donuts 12 to 0 Utica's goals by Ken Lynne with 3. Mike Mitchell with 3, Bill Down with 3. Murray Down. Lan Down and Chester Down Assists going to Ken Lynne, Mike Mitchell, Kevin [bbit son, Murray Down. Greg Gibson and lan Down Mark Mason records the shutout Oddfellows pull off an upset by defeating Blackstock 1 to 0 to lessen the gap tor the fourth and final playoff spot. Steve Robinson scored unassisted to lead Oddfellows to victory I hope all boys are gearing up for the five hours of power skating over the Christmas break. If you lose your timetable don't hesitate to call your coach or Ivan Geer at 985-8117. Power Skating schedule as follows: For Scugog Lumber, P.P. Lions, Whitby Auto Wreckers -- Dec. 19 - 6:30 a.m., Dec. 23 - 2:00 p.m. Dec. 28 - 4:00 p.m., Dec. 29 4:55 p.m, Dec. 30 - 11:00 a.m. For Tripp Real Estate and Gord Lewis Motors -- Dec. 23 - i . p.m. Dec. 28 - 11:00 a.m., Dec. LL 00 a.m. Dec. 30-2:00p.m., hal -6:30 am. Scugog Lumber 7 Gord Lewis Motors 3 Leading Scugog to a very convin- cing Matt Brown had 3 Tals, while Matt Mantel had 1 goal - 3 assist, Neil Hancock had 3 goals, Jeff Jamieson had 2 assists. Gord Lewis goal scorers were Karen Kett with 2 and 1 assist. Matt Phoenix 1 goal and 2 assists, also earning assists were Brandon Puckrin and Tony Waldriff. Atom HL action Port Perry Lions 7 Whitby Auto Wreckers 1 Port Perry Lions had their own way with a short staffed Whitby team. Derek Anderson was the big shooter firing 4 goals, Ryan Duff had 1 goal and 2 assists, Jason Brown 1 goal, 1 assist, Alan Calder 1 goal, 1 assist and Keven McGrisken with 1 assist. James Pat- terson spoiled Kyle McClymonts bid for a shut-out. Tripp Real Estate 4 Whitby Auto Wreckers 1 Scott Swain opened the scoring for Tripp with an unassisted goal. David Kemp replied for Whitby with Mike Leach earning an assist. The game stayed tied until the mid point of the third period when Tripp scored three fast goals by Jon Jamieson, Sandy Mark, and Scott Swain. Adding assists were Stewart Bruce and Sandy Mark. Tripp Real Estate 2 P.P. Lions 0 Sandy Mark led his team scoring both goals with assists to Chad Mit- chell and Devon Blair. Jon Jamieson earned a deserving shut- out. ATOM HOUSE LEAGE STANDINGS As of December 18, 1987 Team Lake Scugog Lumber Tripp Real Estate Port Perry Lions Gord Lewis Motors Whitby Auto Wreckers Gp W L T Gf Ga Pts 13 9 3 1 43 25 19 13 7 5 1 50 44 15 13 6 5 2 47 34 14 13 4 6 3 55 52 11 14 3 10 1 40 66 7 December 14, the Cartwright Canadians visited the Port Perry Red Wings and beat their host by the , score of 6 to 2 in Floor Hockey action. While Mike Tripp was the net- minder for the Red Wings, Mike Staniland was able to score 4 goals for the Canadians. Playing superb in net during the entire game for the Cartwright Canadians was Brandon Agnew. He allowed only two goals to be scored by the Red Wings Mike Hepburn scored a goal in the first period while Mike Tripp scored his goal of the game in the second period. During the 2nd and 3rd period, Matthew Coyne played great in net for the Red Wings and only allowed 2 goals to be scored on him. Mike Staniland scored his fifth goal of the game and Kendall Chorostecki scored the final goal of this game for the Canadians. Both of these goalies, Brandon and Matthew, earned shut-outs dur- ing the 3rd period with help from the steady play of their defensemen. On Tuesday December 15, the YM floor hockey Port Perry Green Giants visited the Blackstock Bruins for their rematch of the season and were disappointed because only 3 of the Blackstock players showed up for this game. With volunteers from the Giants taking turns playing for the Bruins, the Green Giants beat their host by the score of 14 to 9. Scoring for the Green Giants were Brandon Johnston with 5, John Hill "with 3, Kevin Pearce and Louis Whitfield each with 2 and singles by Andrew Jones and David Verschuuren. Pat Smith played well in net for the Green Giants allowing only 2 goals in the first period. Mike Staniland and Mike Hepburn each scored 4 goals for the Bruins while Chris Bryant scored one. We would like to thank the fathers of the Green Giants who braved the storm to take their sons to this game. Please remember, the Floor Hockey season starts again on January 11 at R.H. Cornish and on January 12 at Cartwright Public School for both the Juniors and Seniors. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Tykes improve on hockey skills The 1st year tykes had hockey practise Friday might and did their skills with ease. They skated every possible direction including for- ward, backwards and side cross. overs Continuing to improve for tykes are Raymond Seader. Russel] Brown, Ryan Jansen of Dowson's Valu-Mart, Braden Tarbotton. Mark Blakely and Scott Brawson of Dor Forder Insurance Scugog Overhead Doors saw im provement from Christopher Bron son. Christopher Jones and Matthew MacMaster and we have Bradley Beenen & Ryan McQuade from Kinsmen. The advanced tykes participated in the Power Skating Programme on Saturday morning. They thoroughly enjoyed it as they did skills that were a little more difficult than they were used to Showing improvement for C A W 222 was Brad Johnston, lan Parla ment and Jonathon Reid For Brooks Feeds was Bryan Biffin, Corey Branton, Daniel lee and Justin McQuade : Bp