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Midgets house leaque by Ron Pineau With only three games left in the season, three teams are still scrambling for a playoff spot. Only three points separate the thirdâ€"place Rangers from 180 Weber North 578â€"3320 Waterloo Waterloo The Kitchener SCOUTâ€"GUIDE WEEK â€" FEBRUARY 20â€"27th. ___â€" AHMimA SA JOIN Race tightens for final playoff spot We have one of the largest collections of Eskimo art in Canada Our collec tion encompassed carvings from all parts of the Arctic ORIGINAL ESKIMO STONE CARVINGS CERAMICS, POTTERY & SCULPTURE PAINTINGS NOW ON DISPLAY by leading Canadian Artists _ "Come in and see Kitchener Waterloo‘s only ALL CANADIAN art house and enjoy the finest in Canadiary‘crafts Featuring Located at KING and JOHN STREETS, WATERLOO JESSOPS North America‘s Only C oast to Coast Network of Exclusive Auto Muffler Shops KANADA by O R. Hall and Jane Van Every INTRODUCING Gift Shop and Crafts Custom Pipe Bending Shocks 2 min. inspection â€" no obligation Ontario & Duke Sts. FAST, FREE MUFFLER INSTALLATION the fifthâ€"place Canadiens. The Bruins are in fourth, one point ahead of Canadiâ€" There were 38 penalties called in Tuesday night‘s acâ€" tion, including two majors. Waterloo Square CUBS â€" Boys 8â€" 10 years SCOUTS â€" Boys 1 1â€"13 Years VENTURERS â€" Youths 14â€"17 years ROVERS â€" Young Men 16â€"23 years PHONE BOY SCOUTS 742â€"3072 OR BE AN ADULT LEADER For A Group Near You One coach was ejected from a game. The Rangers and the Bruins locked horns in their battle for third place and the Rangers came out on top, winning 2â€"1 on goals by David Ressor and Ed Schwartzentruber. Reg Leland ruined Paul Freiburger‘s bid for a shutout, scoring late in the third period. The game was relatively tame until the third period when nine penalties were called. With less than five minutes to play Robert Good of the Bruins was asâ€" sessed a fiveâ€"minute maâ€" jor for throwing a broken stick down the ice hard enough to bounce the shaft over the boards. A rash of penalties folâ€" lowed, including a game misconduct to coach Rick Logel. The Rangers, in the confusion of penalties, manâ€" aged to play the final minâ€" ute with six men on the ice while Good was serving his major. The teams split 14 penalâ€" ties evenly. â€" The Canadiens looked as if they would defeat Buffaâ€" lo and tie with the Bruins for fourth but Jeff Gastâ€" meier scored with only seâ€" conds remaining to force a 2â€"2 draw. Doug Snyder scored Bufâ€" falo‘s first goal and Gastâ€" meier tied it when Buffalo pulled their goalie in faâ€" vor of an extra attacker. John Putschli and John Pelger put the hardâ€"skatâ€" ing Canadiens in front 2â€"0. Halfway through the third period they seemed to run out of gas. Buffalo is in ~second place, three points ahead of Rangers and 10 behind Detroit. ~ Detroit continued to win, downing _ the _ lastâ€"place Hawks 6â€"1. The teams exâ€" changed goals in the first period fput by the second it was something less than a hockey game. Mark Pytlick and Rick Kocher each scored once to put Detroit ahead 3â€"1. Beâ€" fore the period ended, eight penalties were called, including a spearing major to David Zarnke. The Hawks picked up six of the penalties. Dennis Boehm _ scored twice and Larry Steffler, once, in the third pegiod. Hawks had 11 of the 16 penâ€" alties called. 749 King St. West KITCHENER DELIVERY Cook‘s Pharmacy House of Furniture 46 King North Wat Telephone 576â€"5440 (me Room or A Complete Houseful Trimming done, trees and stumps removed. Good service. Free estimates ALAN RIGBY‘S FOR RENT Mon to Fr 9 a m 9 p m Sat 9 a m 6pm MOFFAT TREE REMOVAL FURNITURE and APPLIANCES 653â€"5848 3 N 576â€"9500 SAVE TIME *@Jand MONEY. READ and USE the Professional Business Directory Phone 579â€"3820 Open Tue. â€" Sat. 10 a.m. â€" 5:30 p.m. Telephone 745â€"6773 16 UNIJION STREET EAST, WATERLOO, ONTARIO PACONI DEAD STOCK REMOVAL LTD SNat\ CLEANERS KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION for Sept. 1972 St. Michaels School 64 University Ave. Waterloo Please phone 743â€"2115 Pupils must be 5 yrs. old as of Dec. 31. 1972 Waterioo Chronicle, Thursday, February 17, 1972 9 * Prompt Disposal of Dead or Dis abled Cattle and Horses Lic. No. 299 c 71 The TREASURE TROVE of GIFTS Canadian and Imported Handcrafted Gifts REGULARLY! ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT FEBRUARY SALE 20% OFF 48 King St. South Waterloo Crystal â€" China Ceramics Cosmetics â€" Cuckoo Clocks All Merchandise For That Unusual Gift Visit The Ritchie Button Co. Custom COVERED Buttons BELTS & BUCKLES BUTTON HOLES for Coats, Dresses, Sweaters MONOGRAMMING THE CHRONICLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY to Save at our Annual WINDMILL SHOP 50 Ontario South 143â€"3074 YoU T00 CAN BENEFIT Call 744â€"6364 HEMSTITCHING from