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( Minor Hockey Scoreboard l Last week the Minor Midget Downtown Bu- sinessmens Association' Downtowners played ind won three Hub Lea- gue Newton Division games. Helmut Kliewer in net for two of the games re- gistered shut-outs in both. In the first game on Tuesday Helmut shut-out Preston 10-0 and on Saturday he shut- out Stratford TA). At home last Tuesday Scott Sanders opened the scoring at 12:35 with a goal from John McK- errow and Jamie Young. Twenty seconds later Greig Heideman scored from Tom MacMillan and Bob Walls. Blake Ellis scored at 14:10 from Brent Ellis and thirty-five seconds later Greg Giilck scored unas- sisted. In the second period Jamie Young scored at I :23 from Greg Giilck. Scott Sanders scored his second goal at 5239 from Jamie Young and at 8: IO Nick Cipp scored unas- sisted. Thirty-eight seconds into the third period John McKerrow scored from Jamie Young to make the score 8-0 for the powntowners. Mike Seiling scored the ninth goal at 2:26 from Nick Cipp. Then at 11:57 Bob Walls scored the Down- towners 10th and last goal from Tom Mac- Millan. Thursday the Down- towners travelled to Kitchener to play the Kougars and defeated them by a 6-2 score. Peter Dietrich scored the games first goal at 4:39 from Nick Cipp. With 1:48 left in the first period John McKerrow scored unassisted to give the downtowners a 2-0 lead. Two shutouts for Kllewor In the second period Blake Ellis gave the '. SAVE - SAVE - SAVE _ SAVE - SAVE - - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - SAVE - Bindings isuiso available Downhill a. M-Country Skis Repaired Hot Wax, Pa-Tex and Sharpening of Edges. just. Trrrrr-» -Fr T-q Ttrr) rr ".00 Any mounting or resetting of Ronda Guam to Vow Satisfaction Overnight Swine Available -l0WESI PRICES IN TOWN- Slit REPAIRS CALL 579-0214 between 4:00-9:00 pm nu Bu. Mai-tum Mike Innocente scored his second goal unassist- ed at 6:16 of the third period. Then Greig Hei- deman scored two goals to give the Downtowners the 7-0 win. Greig's first goal came at 7:52 with the assist of John McK- errow and Scott Sanders and his second was scored at 9:33 from Brent Ellis and Tom MacMillan. Downtowners a 3-0 lead with his goal at 3:07 from Greig Heideman. Thirty-three seconds later Mike lnnocente scored from Tom Mac- Millan for a H) score. N Peter Dietrich's se- cond goal of the game came at 5:02 of the third period with the assist of Greg Giilck and Nick Cipp. At 10:37 Jamie Young scored the down- towners last goal from Scott Sanders and Greg Giilck. In Stratford Helmut Kliewer shut-out the home team 7-0 for his se- cond shut-out in as many games, At 1:37 Mike Innocen- te scored the games first goal from Blake Ellis and Tom MacMillan. John McKerrow scored the second goal at 10:24 from Jamie Young and Nick Cipp. With 49 se- conds left in the period Jamie Young scored from Nick Cipp and Peter Dietrich for a 3-0 score. The lone goal of the se- cond period came at 13:37 off the stick of Scott Sanders unassist- A pair of goals by Bill Haldenby provided the major atom Waterloo Wolves with a 2-0 vic- tory over, Kitchener's Wilson Whales. Despite powerplay advantages in all three periods Whales were held off as Wolves whitewash Whales Kevin Honeyford played a superb game tn net. The first period was scoreless as both squads (ought for control. The first goal came at 6: In of the second when Bill When winter hits So come home for And the best values factory-trained on pre-winter service. Ib?s'ral, preparation. Our sen/Ice technloans are Honda ' servrce school graduates, And that's great for you. They get regular factory up-dates on all new developments They use only Honda-approved tools and equrpment - the ones they were trained on When you bring us your Honda, you don't have to worry If we're gems to confuse It with some other land of car. 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