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SEEN ---- 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, January 9, 1990 UXBRIDGE MEMORIAL {MEMORIALS OF DISTINCTION IGRANITE MARBLE BRONZE CEMETERY LETTERING & RENOVATIONS CUSTOM DESIGNING & LETTERING Quality & Satisfaction assured by our own 45 YEARS OF Written Guarantee ee 852.3472 UxsnoaE wna. 108 BROCK ST. WEST TRANSPONT ATION bY REQUEST Kelly, Zuly, Greenway, Bruce BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS Motor Vehicle -- Criminal Personal Injury -- Wills Real Estate -- Family Law Corporate & Commercial EVENINGS & WEEKENDS BY APPOINTMENT 114 King St. E., Oshawa 1723-2278 sikkens Cetol 1 and Cetol 23 So the natural beauty of your exterior woodwork -- doesn't fade in the sunlight -- isn't damaged by maqjsture -- isn't hidden CENTRAL PAINT & WALLPAPER 295 Ritson Rd. S, OSHAWA (MédreAN 434-3939 PAINTS Sikkemnd =" sikkens Won ocen [TTT Clearance Sale JOHN DEERE CHAIN SAWS Special Discounts on All Saws in Stdek. Nothing Runs Like a Deere" UTICA FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED 2 MILES WEST OF 985-9701 MANCHESTER Selected MoJacks to play on All-Star team Jan. 13 Four members of the Port Perry MoJacks will compete in the 16th annual Central Junior C All-Star match to be played this Saturday (Jaa. 13) at the Little Britain Arena. The Port Perry reps are de- fenseman Chris Arsenault, and the line of centre Brad Menzies, left winger John Harman and right winger Warren Geer. Game time is set for 8:00 PM with the All Stars taking on Bowmanville, the leaders in the standings in the Central League. " Coaches, managers and trainers for the All-Stars will come from the MoJacks as the Port Perry team was in second place in regular league play af- ter 14 games this season. The ModJdack contingent will be made up of coaches Ken Harman and Garnet Warriner; managers Carl Luke and Mur- ray Parliament, and trainers Gord Mahaffy, Roy Hope and Jim Rankin. The All Star line up is as follows. In goal, Rob Harris, L.B., Chris Goreski, Ajax; and Jason Riehl, Cobourg. On defense, Jeff Wanamak- er, Cobourg; Trevor McAlpine, L.B., Chris Taylor, Ux., Todd Byers, Cobourg; and Jason Crawford, Lak. The forwards are Trevor Clapperton, Cob., Trevor Lowe, Ux., Martin David, Ajax; Mark Taylor, L.B., Scott Howsam, Lak; Sean McQuigge, Ux., Greg Corneil, L.B., captain; Jason Crawford, Lak; Jason Under- Youd, Ux; and Craig Stevenson, Lak. The Malmont Farms Atom No. 1team split their final two regular season games this past weekend coming away from Stouffville on Friday evening with a victory, while being handed a defeat in Uxbridge on Saturday. ~ Friday's game in Stouffville was a hard fought and closely contested matchup. After spotting Swope h-- ---- Pr - dat. 5 Pein | MoJacks were able to celebrate a goal on three occa- sions Sunday night as they tackled rival Uxbridge Bruins. Unfortunately for the boys In green and white, the visiting Bruins celebrated four goals to nip a listless MoJack squad 4-3. The loss came just 24 hours after Port Perry had turned in a stellar performance in Bowmanville to double up the Ea- gles 6-3. (see story on the sports pages) All proceeds from the game will go into the Central League players fund, which has been established to assist players fi- nanciallyif they are injured. - The AllStar game will be preceeded by a banquet at 5:00 PM in the community hall at Stouffville the first goal of the game, halfway through the first period, Malmont's Darryl McEnaney evened it up after breaking up a pass at centre ice and then going head to head with Stouffville's goalie. The second period was filled with end to end action and many good scoring opportunities for OHA Jr. 'C" HOCKEY Sunday, January 14th Ajax Axemen Dn on od VS ---& Port Perry MoJacks SCUGOG ARENA 178 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY Faceoff: 7:30 PM 985-2839 DRAW for TWO TICKETS Toronto Maple Leafs VS. Detroit Red Wings GAME DATE - MARCH 2nd, 1990 With any purchase of $10.00 or more. the Little Britain Arena, and there will be a social hour before dinner. Tickets to the banquet are $12 per person. For info on how to get get a ticket, contact Art Field at 705- 786-3008 or 786- 2778. Malmont Farms beat Stouffville both sides. It wasn't until late in the second when Tim Fitzpatrick picked up Rob Murphy's pass and then beat Stouffville's goalie from just inside the blueline, that Port took the lead and the edge in the game. ~~ The Green Machine took advan- tage of the momentum they gain- ed in the second period. Opening up the final frame, Brad Shanley lifted a rebound over the sprawl- ing netminder who had just made saves on teammates Kent Johnston and Jeff Clarke. A few moments later, Kevin Gray took a pass from defenseman Jason Logan and fired a blistering shot that rang in off the top inside of the goalpost. Although Stouffville managed a final goal in the last minute of the game, the Malmont squad con- trolled the play and the final period of the game, very much earning the 4-2 victory. Saturday's match against Ux- bridge was quite a different style of game from the evening before. Both Jamie Reid and Daryl Holtby put on admirable perfor- mances in sharing the goalten- ding responsibilities. Unfor- tunately, Port's offense couldn't manage to get anything behind the Uxbridge goaltender. Both teams were very aggressive in this game and much more physical than most. Due to minor on-ice injuries, game delays and penalties, curfew was reached with 7 minutes remaining on the clock. Quite possibly, Port could have come away much better off than the 3-0 score indicated. With playoff schedules still to be confirmed we wish the team good luck as they begin post- season play.