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ET IR CUM IAL Pi i pv So Thing TT TT Ba Met, oY . ye SS "A Family Tradition for 134 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 21, 1999 - 19 Jor Ay your track caps and lids c . Van & Truck World. "Canada's Premier Accessory Centres" Oshawa Location Pickenng Location 1051 Brock Rd., S. 426-5509 www.vanandtruckworld.com 1670 Simcoe St., N. 579-6868 - Novice House League Toguri, Foote each score four in Haugen's 9-5 win over Van Camp Victory for Haugen's over Van Camp Contracting. On Saturday, Dec. 18 Haugen's faced off against Van Camp's in Novice House League action. It was a well matched effort from both sides. Logan Toguri and Brett Foote were the stars for Haugen's with 4 goals each. Curtis Vanderwoerd scored the final goal in the last minute for a 9-5 win. Assists went to Darrell Donovan (3), Brad Weston (2), Steve Bond (1), Dominic Polito (1), Andrew Kerswell (1), and Joseph Aston (1). Van Camp's scoring was lead by Evan Taylor with a hat trick, Caleb O'Donnell and Steve Ashbridge with singles. Timothy Edwards, Zach Pelow, Brian McLean and Steve Ashbridgewers credited with an assist each. Scores from Mens' Thursday afternoon bowling action Standings: Legion 46, Ron's Delivery Service 39, Maximum Marine Services 33, Ridge North Realty 33, IGA 30, Philp Pontiac Buick 29. Singles 225 and Over: Dave Stanley 331, Don Plain 300, 251, 238, Bob Dowling 267, Ray Twist 262, Dave Young 250, Dale Stewart 246, Larry PORT PERRY STAR CHRIS HALL / PORT PERRY STAR Scugog Hockey League Pineridge Sports edges Goreski Roofing 4-2 Taylor Fuels 4 vs. Harrison Fuels 1 Taylor Fuels opened up the last day of hockey before Christmas with a 4-1 win over Harrison. Dave Buxey opened up the scoring with assists going to Brian * Samis and Brian Till. With 20 seconds remaining in the 2nd period, Rob Kroonenburg increased the lead by two with a goal set up by Dave Mann. Richie Lefort scored the lone Harrison goal from Karl Durham. Taylor kept on rolling with a goal from Colin Wackett from Brian Till and Bruce Smith. Ken Little put the nail in the coffin with Taylor's fourth goal. Assists went to Matt Coyne and Dave Mann. Pineridge Sports 4 vs. Goreski Roofing 3 Gary Lance led the way for Pineridge as he picked up a point on every goal in a 4-3 victory. Pineridge goals scored by Gary Lance (2), Lee Wilbur and Ken Smart. Assists went to Gary Lance (2), Steve Stiles, Lee Wilbur and Tom Barnes. Greg Warriner, Peter Somers and Bill Van Camp were the goal scorers for Goreski with Jamie Taylor, Peter Somers, Doug Bronson, Scott Wilbur and Warren Geer picking up assists. Compton Communications 0 vs Taylor Ford/Mercury 5 Bill Bridge picked up 4 points as Taylor Ford/Mercury demolished Compton. Taylor goals were scored by Craig Leask Robertson 234, Barry McCoy 233, 228, PORT PERRY PREDATORS watches are now up for sale, with the proceeds (2), Bill Bridge, Wayne Norton and Bill Dean Hunter 225. . going towards Port Perry Minor Hockey for house league and rep games, as Weisflock. Bill Bridge picked up 3 assists Triples 600 and Over: Don Plain well as annual tournaments. A display table was set up at the Scugog Arena followed by Mark Decosta with a pair, 789, Ray Twist 695, Dave Stanley 655, |aq¢ weekend, and, as well, they can be purchased at Pineridge Sports during and J ol Warnay and Sill weisflock oan McCoy 641, Larry pyobertson regular business hours or by calling Amanda Toguri at 985-3264. Here, Port diol Tayl op Fayed well to ' d * Perry's Tyler Dezan, 12, models one of the mens' watches. Womens' watches Dave Young 620, Don Pritchett 607. are available as well. Both are $45 each. Turn to Page 20 Festive MoJacks give away two points to the Merchants Port Perry hands an easy 4-1 victory to the visiting Little Britain Merchants with continuous parade to the penalty box By John B. McClelland Port Perry Star There was little Christmas cheer for the Port Perry MoJacks as they found them- selves on the wrong end of a 4- 1 score in Jr. C action Sunday night at the Scugog Arena. It was the annual MoJack's Christmas Night with a visit from Santa and lots of free gift draws for kids and adults alike. But if the MoJacks had any notion of an early celebration, the Merchants had other ideas, especially netminder Jared Ruston who came up with a stellar game to lead his squad to the victory. The Merchants have cer- tainly had ModJacks' number so far this season as they have won all three games to date. The ModJacks won't have to wait very long for another chance to break the goose-egg as the teams hook up this Wednesday night (Dec. 22) in Little Britain at 8 p.m. The ModJacks actually drew first blood in Sunday's game when Bill Beaulieu got the puck behind Ruston early in the first on a set-up from Shane Norton. But things quickly went down-hill for the green and white as Merchant veteran Jeremy Farr evened things a few minutes later and Jeff Parsons put the visitors up for good before the end of the first. The MoJacks had two men in the penalty box on Parsons' goal. It was a familiar pattern through the game as the ModJacks took a host of penal- ties -- some deserved and some that were iffy, at best. In fact, the MoJacks took 13 minors and the Merchants just six. And captain Jeff Clarke got tossed in the second after being called on a checking- from-behind infraction, which was marginal at best. Jon Perrin and captain Chad Purdy rounded out the scoring for the Merchants with three of the four goals coming on the power play. ModJack's head coach Tom Thornbury refused to point fin- gers at the ref's calls after the game, saying instead that the team simply "did not play a very smart game." He said the Merchants seem to have a knack for goading and needling the MoJacks into foolish penalties. "They are able to take advan- tage of this," he said. And Thornbury gave credit to the goaltending by Ruston who Joined the Merchants recently after playing Junior A in both Lindsay and Cobourg. "Any momentum we were able to build in the game seemed to be taken away from us by a foolish penalty or a key save," said the head coach. "And they (Merchants) were doing a great job clogging up the slot (in front of Ruston) and the neutral zones." As for the rematch on Wednesday night, Thornbury said he'll ask his team to "play a more physical" style, but within the rules at the same time. SLAPSHOTS: In other action recently, Lakefield suf- fered its first loss this season against Campbellford; Bobcaygeon downed the Merchants, as did North Frotenac, 6-1; and the second place Uxbridge Bruins put more distance between themselves and the MoJacks with two wins over Picton (7-4) and Georgina (7-2). Flashy, high-scoring for- ward Stu Parrish is apparently back full time with the Bruins and his presence will only spell trouble for opposing teams. ModJack's defenseman Matt Glenn may be a doubtful starter for Wednesday's game as he banged up his knee and shoul- der after sliding heavily into the boards. But Darrin Forbes is likely to be in the line-up against the Merchants. He has joined the ModJacks as a defenseman with plenty of size and toughness. Forbes played for the team towards the end of last season and was a positive presence on the ice. Next home action for the ModJacks will be Sunday, Jan. 2 when first place Lakefield Chiefs visit the Scugog Arena for a 7 p.m. faceoff. Turn to Page 20