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A gift subscription to a friend or 18 - PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, December 11, 2001 "Scugog's Community Newspaper of Choice" z Santa knows when you need to find out what's happening ; 1n Scugog, you read The Port Perry Star The Only Local Paper!! Subscribe Now Or send a family member for only $29. 95 plus tax Precision Construction edges past Goreski's squad From Page 17 Sports by a score of 5-2. Scoring the goals for Compton was Scott Wilbur with a pair with brother Todd adding one and an assist as well. Scoring the other two goals were Jamie Lee and Duane Bronson. Jarett Harman added two assist as Steve Dunn and Lee Wilbur added one each. Shane Norton scored both Pineridge goals in a losing effort. Dave Burnett and Darcy Milligan added the assists. Cedar Creek Monsma Electric The fourth game saw Cedar Creek narrowly beat Monsma Electric by a score of 4-3. Kevin Gray and Jeff Parry each had one goal and one assist as Jason Warner and Brian Fitzgerald each had a goal. Ed Olsen had two assists as John Mackey and Derek Fitzgerald each had an assist. Warren Geer scored two goals and helped out on another while Brad Hurst scored the other lone marker. Jeff Card added two assists with Mike Geer and Tony Oxley picking up the oth- ers. B. Callery and Assoc. Scugog Movers In game five B. Callery and Assoc. hammered Scugog Movers by a score of 6-2. Tim Curry scored twice and added two assists and Rick Penstone added two goals and an assist. Larry Pilkey scored once and added four assists and Keith Mullen scored the other goal. Jay Adam and Bob Partington scored for Scugog Movers with assists going to Keijo Kinnunen, Bill van Camp, Rob Toguri, and Ken Davison. Precision Construction Goreski's The final game of the morning saw - Precision Construction nip past Goreski's by a score of 2-1. Dave Buxcey and Danny Taylor scored for Precision with Taylor, Greg Ellis, Steve Connors, and Mike McQuade picking up the assists. Dave Dickson scored Goreski's lone goal with the assists going to Carl Durward and Ritchie LeFort. MoJacks to host Georgina Sunday From Page 17 Trying to handicap the six clubs in the Central loop is getting tougher all the time as scores from last week indicate. As mentioned, the Bruins drubbed Little Britain 13- I, but those same Bruins lost two in overtime by 5-4 margins to Lakefield and Georgina. With the Christmas sea- son now fully upon us, the MoJacks hope to get their fans in the spirit this com- ing Sunday at the annual MoJack Family Christmas Game. This has become a very popular event over the years with the emphasis on "family" as there will be a visit from Santa for the kids (not to mention all kinds of wonderful chil- drens' gifts to be won in the lucky draws) and there are gifts for the older folks as well. And this year, there's something just a bit differ- ent. General Manager Murray Parliament said the hockey club is sup- porting the Durham Police Christmas toy and food drive. Any fan who donates a kids' toy or food item at Sunday night's game will get in for half- price. All donated toys and food will be distrib- uted by police to families in Scugog and across Durham Region. The Georgina Ice (in \' PORT PERRY 'DENTAL CENTRE © NAVA EEE CRS IN [SEWAWE WER Le [ofo]3 3 [= * Dr. J. Cottrell » Dr. J. Hardy Dr. L. Gideon * Dr. C. Banfield * Dr. L. Poranganel Dr. H. Dewar * Dr. J. Zeisler * Dr. T. King (Orthodontist) e Dr. T. Mcintyre (Periodontist) Today's Smile... ---- Almost anything 1s easier to get into than get out of. Dental Care For The Entire Family Et Evening & Saturday 9) Appointments Available Please Call 905-985-8451 isit our website: www.iluvmydentist.com PACTS @IVI=TTa SA (T= tl lola dl od =14 oY, De fourth place with 21 points) will be the opposi- tion at the Mojack Christmas Night so fans will see a good hockey game as well. Faceoff at the Scugog Arena is set for 7 p.m. Skating club news From Page 17 Shelley Davies passed the Ten Fox, as did Erin Hughson and Bailey Evans. The latter two girls passed the Fourteenstep as well, a dance which Rachel Greer also got at the same time. The Keats Foxtrot was successfully completed by Kayla Coxworth, while Erin Potter and Kate Jay passed the Rocker Foxtrot. Kate also got the American Waltz, as did Emily Coxworth. Vyvan Coxworth passed both her Killian and Starlight Waltz, proving that adults too can enjoy skating test success. The Port Perry Skating Club is once again holding two dances this month. The first, in benefit of our synchronized teams, is this coming Friday, Dec 14. The club's fundrais- ing dance will be held on Friday, Dec 28 These supervised pre- teen dances for eight to 15-year-olds will both be held at the Scugog Community Centre, from -7 to 10 pm Admission is $5