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itriooks like Kitchener‘s Jim Hoffmann (10) is scoring on Siskin goalie Jeff Nickel, but the puck did notâ€"enter the net on this second period opportunity. Richard O‘Brien photo Richard O‘Brien Chronicle Staff _ The Waterloo Siskins, reacting to coach Gerry Harrigan‘s order to shape up, turned in a solid home ice effort Sunday night. â€" _ And as a result, the visiting Kitchener Ranger B‘s were shipped out of the Waterloo arena on the losing end of a 6â€"2 score.. O _ And i;onically enough, it was the same Ranger B‘s and their 11â€"7 win over the Siskins a week ago Tuesday that prompted Harrigan to get tough Harrigan‘s move appears to have paid off not only Sunday night, but also Friday night in Stratford, where they skated to a 3â€"3 tie with the Cullitons. "The game in Stratford is the game that got us going," Harrigan said. "In this game (Sunday) when we scored the last goal. it was the last nail we needed." Harrigan was referring to Todd Loveday‘s powerplay goal early in the third period that proved discouraging for the Ranger B‘s,. who looked as listless Sunday as Siskins did Tuesâ€" day. Also scoring for the Siskins were Jim Haldenby, Dennis Brox, Todd Sheridan, Ron Pearson and Ed Scharlach, a recent aquisition from the junior A Cambridge Winter Hawks. Sisks reverse tables on B‘s Scharlach, a centre, played in just his third Medical Dental and Nursing Home Supplies. Sales and Rentals of wheelchairs, walking canes, crutches and commodes.> Mon.â€"Fri. 8â€"5 Sat. 8â€"1 G.G.M. MEDICAL SUPPLIES 637 Colby Dr.,. Waterloo 885â€"2457 game for the Siskins Sunday and was named as the game‘s first star despite the fact that he is having trouble getting used to the facemasks required in the Midwestern Junior B Hockey League. _ Jack Egers, the disappointed ‘Ranger coach, offered a simple explanation for the loss. _ _ _ Jim Hoffman and Peter Black had the goals for the Ranger B‘s, who were outshot 28â€"21. _ ‘"We were intimidated," Egers said. "Our team was scared to go after the puck. 1 don‘t understand it. _ *‘That‘s the first time it‘s happened to us. They were just afraid to get hit, that‘s all." oo Siskins took 10 of 17 minor penalties and Kitchener‘s Scott Seibert_was sent off late in the game with a major for highstick_ing. â€" Brad Oliver, Blake Ellis and Loveday had Waterloo‘s goals Friday in Stratford while Paul Fulton, Rick Kelly and Joe Hishon replied for the Cullitons. Ron Pearson and Chris Lang both had two goals for the Siskins in the earlier loss to Kitchener. Scharlach, Tim Fedy and Loveday had the others. Siskins are in Guelph tonight (Wednesday) to meet the Platers, then travel to Cornell University for exhibition games Friday and Saturday. Sunday, the Siskins host Listowel at 7: 30 p.m. at the Waterloo arena. g I npmunereremdenctendenciconttantmarcectcantenet ) The Word Processing Professionals High Quality â€" Convenient â€" Economical Call Us Now 885â€"5870 156 Columbia Street W., Waterioo » For all your typing needs e Saies manuals, directories, catalogues, promotional material » Data Storage » Mailing lists t WESTONW‘S in ~â€" 7 9° MEALTYME BREAD 71 9_1; STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKES LITTLE SHORT STOP g‘\‘/\{sl{éREs SPECIALS 35 AT ALL THREE Cambridge (P) 653â€"2421 «e Beechwood Beauty & Unisex corner of Erb & MHallman, Waterioo 886â€"4412 WATERLOC CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1983 â€" PAGE 27 Tootsie OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK e 402 King Street N. e 1586 Erb St. W. (at Roslin) e Beechwood Plaza (Erb & Haliman) Prices in effect till closing Sat. Jan. 22/83 We reserve the right to limit quantities. | o1TC SPECIALS AT ALL THREE STORES IS HELD OVER SEE PAGE 21 99° pkg of 6