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Kitchener Ranger B'tt scored earIy on Siekin goalie Don Einwechter, but Mike Gingrich's celebration was premature. Richard O'Brien Chronicle Staff Waterloo Siskins learned Sunday night that they can build up a lead on Kitchener Ranger Ws. Siiting on that lead, however, is something else entirely. Hosting Ranger B's at the Waterloo arena in their only Mithes- tern Junior B hockey game this week, Sis- kins built up a 4-1 first period lead but needed a late power play goal from Todd Loveday to win es. The win put a stop to Kitchener's tive-game winning streak. Ranger Ws now have a record of 5-3-1 and Sis- kins are league leaders at 8-2-0. Loveday's winning goal on a low point drive salvaged the game for Siskins. who stopped working after KC! bridesmaids in UW tournament Ann Weber and An- drea Prescott of KCI Raiders senior basket- ball team were among the high scorers in the University of Waterloo invitational high school basketball tournament as their team finiahed in the runner-up Post- tion. Weber finished with 47 points and Preseott, I former Waterloo col- legiate Viking, had so. Raiders. however. lost 41-39 in overtime to Sisks fortunate to salvage win Nip Ranger Bs the first period and saw their lead disappear. While Siskins have benefitted from Love- day's shot many times in the past, they also have a younger player who's also being en- couraged to shoot while coming into his own as a defenceman. "I think my best de- fenceman right now is Steve McGrinder," said Siskin coach Gerry Harrigan. “I think with every game he's gaining confi- dence." Chris Archer had his fifth two-goal game Sunday night while Steve Aebersold had his fourth. Ron Pear- son had Siskins' other goal and McGrinder picked up two assists. Ron Goodall scored twice for Kitchener while single goals went to Dan Tsande1lis, Paul Epoch and Rick Walls. The consolation game also went into overtime with St. Cath- arines collegiate edg- ing Brampton J.A. Turner 43-42. Kingsville in the cham- pionship game on Sun- day. In an exhibition game that is one of the features of the tour- nament. University of Waterloo Athena: lost 01-58 to York after hil- ing behind 34-16 at half- Kitchener coach Jim Jenks questioned the penalties given by ref- eree Bob Laurence fol- lowing scuffles in the corner leading up to Loveday's winning goal on a four-on-three advantage. "There were two major disappointments for me." said Jenks. "One was the way we played in the first period and the other was the quality of the officiating. It would be unfair to say he (Laurence) lost the game but he was the direct result of the last goal." Siskins are in Strat- ford Friday at 8 p.m. and also have two home games on the weekend. They host El- mira Sugar Kings Sat- urday at 7 and Owen Sound Greys are the visitors Sunday at 7:30. time. Lisa Zinkiewich led Athenas with 15 points. Kim Ran scored 14 and Lorraine Lawrence had 12. Jean Graham was best for York with 24. Raiders. the only local entry in the tour- nament. reached the championship some Bishop Ryan after beating St. Catharines colhegtate G55. - momma» NEW LOOKS for your HOME E JJ,ct,tJl,t1,ttoiiGi,'iifj, 'arg/arse'"""""---. For Sale. . . Excouont ubctlon WINTER DESIGNER FASHIONS WI COATS H, [rfiC:irij WIS CORNER ONTAHOD AND DUKE STS., KITCHENER AND WATERLOO TOWN SQUARE New and Nearly New ENCORE BOTTNUE ON ALL DRAPERY OR SHEER MATERIAL OF YOUR CHOICE” FREE In Home Decorating Consultation . To Help Assist Your Window Treatment. PHONE TODAY FOR YOUR [SH-ATE SSS" soo Sat. Nov. " 11 a.m.-9 pm. 761‘s ll ( I l K In conjunction with UNIQUE - 'i l , I C, DECORATING SERVICE and I l, _ l, " 7 g"; FITZGERALD BROS. CARPET, ' I l ( W/d». ‘ we are happy to announce as a __'llilll , as i'i2ill SPECIAL BONUS to our many a " . customers. . 84 DIscou NT " o " 14..." , In“ " a...“ p... M. o .... ttmtttgtatttttt-ttttl I Mlm.movznuvuas -ito_ttlrjllit_3rlrdWiImoet Elm (Consignment Shop) - " Church St. (nut Ono-n). KW Attention gdies! ROYAL WINTER FAIR HORSE SHOW BUS EXCURSION $23 for transportation i" "tfre-rt.' , ,, G, _ 4 '. a I _ If - WWW”! and wanted “at (NoblackPonhn) HOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR WINTER COATS ' JACKETS FRESH ' CLEAN my»; m1wnodoo (51 9) 899-4221 - NOW AVAILABLE - I l,l'J,rAtllirllltlrll4l. CUSTOM DRAPERY and SHEER SERVICE WLPAPER‘ BOOK SALE wuouoBTioEr mun) um (My mum coo-3791 8052730 d 25“/0 OFF Higtugtttirtputtt-tmorttun Bachiettoyourttair"S Enrrmrcirto-roo.sttsrtowoettvM otHouoolHémes '%iratytlrtgtortttotttVntdty 20$tLmttrtgtxtetRtt.ttttttAtt_1 md paint and paper people mmoo mm mm nu With Vitamin P_ishrlMYour Waterloo Stores Only dye ads Sh at BOOKS CED