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Ne She Pas o pionship. The 1989-90 MoJack squad s feating Bowmanville in dramatic overtime #6 Left Wing Jeff Barr is a returning MoJack. Twenty-year-old Barr is a good two-way player. Barr, a left winger is 5'9" and weighs 165 pounds. He is a left- handed shot and is wearing jersey number 6. Originally Dresden, Barr from now how off the leauge champions calls Oshawa home. He played minor hockey in Dresden. Barr has been in the Junior C league for three years. He said he was attending Durham College and still wanted to play hockey so he tried out for the ModJdack squad. Last season Barr scored 13 goals and added 12 assists. He picked up only 37 minutes in penalties. Barr has no question about the MoJacks being a contender once again. "With the solid addition of the new rookies, our good goaltending and returnees, we'll once again be on top without a doubt," Barr said. Roger b. Moase .... ~ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT ~ 238 Qucen Street, Suite 105 Port Perry, Ont. 1.91. 1B9 Bus. (416) O85 8893 Fax. (416) 985-4944 Res. (416) 985 7225 Brad Menzies and Len Giacalone have taken over the duties as assistant coaches for the MoJacks this season. Both are former MoJack players. Giacalone, of Oshawa, played right wing for the MoJacks for three years from 1987 to 1990. Menzies, of Port Perry, played centre for four years from 1988 to 1992. Menzies will be working with the players on penalty killing and power plays and Giacalone on defensive systems. Giacalone served as assistant captain for two of his years with the ModJacks, and Menzies was captain of the team for two years. Wat hip trophy to the fans after de- fashion to win the Central Ontario League Cham- Franchise in its 21st season From Page 3 Jackson's Open Kitchens be- came the new sponsor of the club. "I felt responsible to carry it on," he said. "The club has become a part of the company and a part of my- self," Mr. Jackson said. Although he does not attend the games on a regular basis he said he does check to see how the clubis doing. When the club changed to Mother Jackson's, a contest was held to name the Junior C club. Mr. Jackson said two kids came up with the name Mo- Jacks and it has been the name ever since. On October 6, 1991, prior to the season's opening game of the organization's 20th season, the club rolled out the red carpet to salute the original executive of the franchise. It was an eve- ning to pay tribute to those who made the franchise possible. 'I'he MoJacks hit the ice Octo- ber 4 this year to begin the club's 21st season of Junior C hockey in Scugog Township, and to strive for the team's fourth league championship trophy. TT MENZIES INSURANCE BROKERS LIMITED 193 Queen St., Port Perry, 985-7306 ALL LINES OF GENERAL INSURANCE Homeowners ® Farm » Auto » Commercial MIZENER #21 Defenseman Brad Mizener is a native of Flamboro, Ontario. Twenty-year-old Mizener, is 6'3" and weighs 180 pounds. The right defenseman shoots right handed and is wearing sweater number 21. He played minor hockey in Flamboro. A new addition to the "should do well MoJacks' blueline, he is coming over from the Rocton Real McCoys of the Junior C league. Last season he contributed four goals and nine assists at the Junior C level. Mizener moved to the Oshawa area to attend college and said he was attracted to the MoJacks' organization because of its previous success. He said given some time the ModJacks this season. "There is a lot of rookies, but by the middle we should gel together and be contenders for the league championship," he said. BRUTON'S | Oo DD) © AN DRUG STORE J.A. Lawrence Drugs. Ltd. 200 Queen St., Port Perry 985-2511 "We Deliver" Y.\V [pe] #22 Left Wing Greg Davidson is a native of Oshawa where he still lives. The left winger is wearing jersey number 22. Davidson, 5'10", 165 pounds is a left handed shooter. The 17-year-old played minor hockey in Oshawa. Last season he played on the Oshawa Kiwanis Midgets. Davidson collected 61 points as a Kiwanis Midget. He scored 36 goals and 25 assists. He also picked up 124 minutes in penalties. He said he came to play for the MoJacks because of the club's reputation. "There is a tradition of good hockey teams. The players are treated well by management and there is great fan support," he said. He is also optimistic about the MoJdacks' chances this season. "With the veterans and the new players signed, there is a great chance (for the team) to repeat as the champions," Davidson added. PORT PERRY MUFFLER & BRAKE Call or Drop by for a FREE Estimate! 7 2 7 = = % 4 oS 119 Perry Street, Port Perry 985-0074