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City Optimists' Warriors hosted Chinguacousy in an exhibition game on Saturday and were defeated by a 6-3 score. Chinguacousy opened the scoring in the first period with a goal by Steve Biss Simon Kelly with 12:38 in the period. ith 2:53 left in the period Paul Davison ' scored from Jamie Jefferson and Barry Davison to give the visitors a 2-0 lead. Ten seconds later Kevin Doucette scored from Greg Giilck to put the Warriors on the scoreboard 2-1. With 9:43 left in the se- cond period Steve Biss scored from Simon Kelly to put the visitors ahead 3-1. Ten seconds later they scored their 4th goal of the game when John Sadler scored from Steve Biss and Simon Kelly. Forty-three seconds later John McKerrow scored om Jamey Gage and Blake .lis to make the score 4-2. Blake Ellis scored from Nick Cipp and Jamey Gage with 5:48 left in the second period to put the Warriors within one goal of Chin- guacousy. In the third period Kevin Maloney scored from Steve Biss and John Sadler for the visitors to give them a 5-3 lead. With 12: 13 left in the game Simon Kelly scored the final goal of the game from Steve Biss and Dav Barratt to give Chinguacousy the 6-3 vic- Chevies win protest By Peggy Kempel Saturday the Major Mid- get 'Schlueter' Chevies played host to London for the third game in the best of three Hub League Tier 1 Quarter-Finals. Roy Russell opened the scoring in the game with his goal from Rich Preston at 11:47 of the first period for the Chevies. At 11:41 of the second .eriod Mike Coppolino "scored from Roy Russell and Rich Preston to give the Chevies a 2-0 lead in the game. In the third period Jim Ar- senault scored from Tim Flynn at 2:46 to put London on the scoreboard 2-1. At 11:28 of the third period Joe Scott scored from Tim Flynn to tie the game at 2-2. Neither team managed to score in the remainiyggggu- By Peggy Kompol The Minor Bantam 'Twin Warriors lose exhibition ACADIAN UPHOLSTERY and INTERIOR Minor Hockey Scoreboard--- Manon Harbec lation time to force the game into a 10 minute over~ time period. During the IO minute overtime period neither team was able to score a goal therefore the game went into a sudden victory overtime period. At 2:19 of the second over- time period John McLean scored from Tim Flynn to give London the win and the series. London's victory was short lived as Waterloo launched a protest to O.M.H.A.' on the grounds that London played a' player that was under suspension. Waterloo won the protest and was awarded the win and the series and advanced to the Semi-finals against Stratford. The Chevies opened their Semi-Finals series against Stratford at home on Sunday on a losing note. Stratford opened the scor- ing in the first period with a goal by Glenn Patterson from Bill Pickering and Ross MacSorley at 3:23. At 12: 10 of the first period Dave Wettlaufer' scored from Brian Miller and Rich Preston to tie the game at l- At 8249 Steve Otto scored from Glenn Patterson to give Stratford a 3-1 lead over the Chevies. Stratford took a 4-1 lead at 9:06 tf the second period with a goal by Bob Sinclair from Bill Pickering and Glenn Patterson. Dale Shean scored from Peter Thomas at 7:58 of the second period to give Strat- ford a 2-1 lead in the game. Eric Calder scored at 3:41 of the third period from Brian Miller and Rich Fal- kenstem to close Stratford's lead to 4-2. With 9:23 left in the game Dale Fiddy scored unassist- ed for Stratford to complete the scoring at 5-2 in favour of Stratford. This win gave Stratford the first game in the best of three series. Friday at home in an exhi- bition game against Chin- guacousy the 'schlueter' Chevies lost by a score of 4- At 3:07 of the first period Rich Preston scored from Dale Hergott and Eric Calder for the Chevies to open the scoring in the game. Then at 8:19 Roy Russell scored from Dale Hergott and Mike Coppolino to give the Chevies a 2-0 lead in the game. With 2:17 left in the period Cliff Abrecht scored from Chris Chappell for Chin- 440 PHILLIP sr WATERLOO ONTARIO 8863302 We offer you guarameed workmanshm 18 years ex‘penence Very ReasonabIo Prices has estimates 0 pickup and delivery Reupholstering Repairs Draperies Furniture stripping and refinishing. guacousy to make the score 2-1 for the Chem. The lone goal of the se- cond period was scored by Steve Hughes at 13:03 unas- sisted to tie the game at " At 6:29 of the third period Rob Deutschmann broke the tie with a goal from Dave Wettlaufer and Gord But- tinger to give the Chevies a 3-2 lead. Joseph Siehinowski scored from Roy MacNiel at 7: 14 for Chinguacousy to tie the game once again at 3-3. With 3:53 left in the game Karl Tielo scored from Steve Hughes tn give Chin- guacousy the 4-3 victory over the 'Schlueter' Che- vies. Mr. T to flnttitt The Waterloo Minor Ban- tam squad has advanced to the Hub League Tier Two finals defeating Gait 2 games to l. The series opened with Mr. Transmission copping a 6-5 victory, thanks to the heroics of Peter Dietrich who scored a hat-trick and added an assist for a 4 point night. He scored the only goal of the first period with Jamie Ducharme and Mike LeBlanc picking up assists. The second was a see-saw affair as Galt tied the score after 20 seconds of play. Dietrich sent Mr. T. ahead 3 minutes later as he teamed up with Chris Burke. Sixteen seconds later the game was even again, but Jamie Young, Scott Sanders and LeBlanc combined to send Waterloo into the lead again. A minute later Galt had the equalizer but Jamie Ducharme took a pass from Dietrich to again send his club into the lead. Mr. T. couldn't stand the pro- sperity however and Gait made it 4 all before the period ended. The third was a fine period of hockey as Mr. T. took the lead on a power- play marker by Mike LeB- lanc from Mike Hartman and Greg Heideman. With just under 5 minutes re- maining and Mr. T. short- handed, Chris Burke sent Dietrich into the centre ice area and he dipsy-doodled by three defenders before tucking in what proved to be the winner. Galt scored their final marker with Mr. T. 2 men short and only 43 seconds remaining. The second game of the series proved a disaster as Mr. T. were trounced by the visitors. The hom"e town team could not get un- tracked at all despite the fact they out-shot Gait 43-33. It was evident Waterloo sut- fered from over-confidence in the ninth meeting of the two clubs. The winners were up " before Mike Madison, aided by John Roeder, put Mr. T. on the scoreboard. On the next shift Mike L28- lane. Jamie Ducharme and Peter Dietrich combined to close the gap, but that ended the scoring for Mr. Trans- mission while Gait went on to add 5 more. Final score - 10-2, the highest goals against of the season. It was Sanders' night to shine as he went on to add two more in the third. Jamie Young was in on the first a minute and a half into the period, and with just over 5 minutes to go in the game, Scott made it 4-2 on a play with Chris Burke and Peter Dietrich. Twenty-seven se- conds later Dietrich potted the eventual game-winner unassisted. The third and final en- counter began with Roger Dietrich scoring unassisted 4 minutes into the game to give Mr. T. first blood. The period ended in a 1-1 stale- mate. The two clubs traded goals in the second as Scott Sanders notched the Wa- terloo marker from Peter Dietrich and Greg Heide- man. Gait came back to add 2 goals in the final two minu- tes as they pulled their goa- lie and Mr. T. was short-' handed. Now Mr. T. concentra- tes on Burlington in a best of five O.M.H.A. semi-final St. Margaret's School .. Introduces Grade Four St. Margaret's School (Elora) The Board of Governors for St. MArgarxst's School in Elora, announces the introduction of Grade Four in addition to present grades at the school. Enrolment will be limited. Parents of prospective students are asked to reply to the school no later than March SO, 1979. Qualifying grade four students seeking enrolment on or before the above date may be eligible for special bursaries made available through generous donors and the school. Scholarship examinations for all grades will be held at the school on May 7, 1979. For more information. please write ro call: Mrs. R. J. McPherson, Headmistress, Box 670, Elora. Ontario, NOB ISO Telephone (519) 846-5325 An independent school for girls Wanna) Cttrte1itIte, My. M 14, 1919:?! " . count. Anya. " ma... ............. 0 Facial with and“: Ida-up o......................?.'..?.? Need Home Improvements? Call the Professionals for o Awmmm Slums 0 new Annmous o RECREATION Rooms . nuances . 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