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22 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 19, 2000 ' yay Truck World, [#3 SCY REMOTE STARTERS toi 2 INSTALLED BY GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED INSTALLERS 1670 Simcoe St. i PICKERING (905) 579- 6868 (905) 426- 5500 www.vanandtruckworld.com "Scugog"s Community Newspaper of Choice" 1051 Brock St. Port defeats the Merchants 6-4 Two In a row for the MoJacks By John B. McClelland Port Perry Star The Port Perry MoJacks made it two consecutive home ice wins Sunday night as they clipped the Little Britain Merchants by a 6-4 margin. That's the same score the MoJacks used one week ago in downing the Georgina Ice and the back-to- back wins are the first for the green and white this season. ) The win over the Merchants marked a positive debut for newly appointed assistant coach Neil Evans, who joined the club earlier in the week and will work with head coach Murray Parliament and long time assistant Scott Pinkerton to try and salvage this hockey season by getting the team in the play- offs. The 44-year old Evans comes to the MoJacks after working several seasons as an assistant with the Uxbridge Bruins. "We are very pleased to have Neil join our club," said Mr. Parliament. "He has a great knowledge of the game at this (Junior C) level and relates well to hock- ey players of this age." Mr. Parliament, the MoJack's general manager, has assumed the head coaching duties after Tom Thornbury was released earlier this month. He is expected to continue in this role as head coach through the end of this season. As for the players, they have responded in a pos- itive manner to all the changes behind the bench in CHRIS HALL / PORT PERRY STAR CLEARING THE CREASE: The Port Perry MoJacks town MoJacks coming out on top with a 6-4 win. and Little Britain Merchants did battle Sunday (Dec. Here, a Port Perry defenceman ties up his man 17) evening at the Scugog Arena, with the home- While goaltender lan Watson watches the puck. Tri-County Predator Tykes play first road game Tykes take their show on the road The Tri-County Tykes had their first real away game as they travelled all the way to Haliburton last Saturday. The Predators are now in a different loop and the boys got a good taste of Major Tyke as they were handled easily by the home team. Port stayed with this strong team early in the game as Jonathan Brouse decked the defenceman and shot it between the goalie's pads while slid- ing on his knees. Andrew Van Camp scored one of the nicest goals of the year as he did an inside-outside move that lost two Haliburton defenceman at his own blueline then flew down the ice and fired a shot into the top corner. The puck came out so quickly many in the stands didn't think it went in the net. Port's last goal was scored when Jonathan Brouse took a long shot and Turn to Page 23 the past couple of weeks with the two wins over a couple of teams that have been trouble all season. "We had another excellent team effort (against the Merchants) even though we were a little sluggish in the first period as we had not been on the ice since practice the previous Tuesday," said head coach Parliament after the 6-4 victory. Turn to Page 23 Scores twice, adds three assists Harman leads Jester's Court to an easy 6-3 win Junior Division Jester's Court 6 K.C1 Gas Bar 3 Jester's Court took over early. Scoring done by: Mike Ayres assisted by Bob Tarbotten; John Harman from John Butler; Dave Dickson assisted by John Harman; Dave Turn to Page 23 is for Kids Your Gift Will Make a Difference! * Unwrapped New Toys * Canned Goods or a donation Proceeds to be administered through Operation Scugog for local Families run in conjunction with the Port Perry Star & Canadian Tire Family Foundation Please drop off at Canadian Tire (Port Perry Plaza) or The Port Perry Star Office 188 Mary St. CANADIAN ans Penuy ST, Porr ERRY STAR , » Pavd Pe 'Read Us on Paper! THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 28 * Interior Shampoo - » Exterior Waxing/Buffing for a chance to WIN A TELE Moijacks vs. Uxbridge Bruins + Engine Cleaning $ + Paint Restoration | 2.50°° = The Weh! The action begins at 8:00pm Selling your vehicle? § Shopping Spree' ® Let us clean it for you A oh and every as SU Scugog Arena, PortPerry 985-5326 » 98-KLEAN week until Christmas! | | sea Information CHECK OUT THE TALENT...ROOT FOR THE 1511 Reach St., Unit #4 183 Queen St, Port Perry (ll a [07,71 5 J 57a," WN 21 = a 3 2 SO Le 5 | SRA | Port Perry (905) 9858234 www. portperrystarcom |