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Waterloo Siskins‘ forward Ryan D‘Arcy takes a stick to the neck from Stratford defencemen Joe Cleary during Thursday‘s 6â€"3 Waterioo win. Waterioo takes on Elmira tonight in the opening game of their best of seven Midwestern Junior B finals. Mark Bryson Chronicle Staff All Scott MacDonald wanted was a chance to redeem himself. He made the most of it when opportunity knocked. The babyâ€"faced Waterloo Siskins‘ goaltender rebounded from a disastrous outing two nights earlier to lead his team to a 6â€"3 win over Stratford Cullitons Thursday at Waterloo Arena. The victory gave Waterioo the bestâ€"ofâ€"seven Midwestern Junior B semifinal series four games to one. They‘ll face Elmira Sugar Kings in the bestâ€"ofâ€"seven championâ€" ship series starting at 7:30 tonight in Waterloo. The second game will be plaved Sunday night in Waterloo . Aside from a goal early in the thira perivg off the stick of Cullitons® Greg Klym that knotted the score at two, MacDonald was sharp. He made a number of key saves in the first two periods while the game was too close to call and hung in tough over the last 10 minutes with Stratford pressing to get back in the game. "I just wasn‘t into it mentally the other night (a 7â€"4 Stratford win). I was trying my hardest but I just couldn‘t stop anything out there," said the 19â€"yearâ€" old graduate of the Waterloo minor hockey system Waterloo received another big outing from the soâ€" E. T. Bring on Elmira Siskins oust Stratford in five 5 ~ produced and sold by Ontario Artisans t * Refreshments Available * Free Spring Celebration Sunday, May 1st, 1988 11:30 a.m.â€"4:30 p.m. At the Kitchener Farmers‘ Market and many more handcrafted arts and FINE ARTS & CRAFTS 2 SHOWS ONLY Sunday, March 27th, 1988 Visual Arts * Ceramics * Stained * Jewellery * Wood Working ___‘__ 49 FREDERICK STREET * Quilting Klym, Dave Smith and Brian Rogers scored for Stratford, who were outshot 33â€"27. Cullitons‘ coach Ross Yantzi had nothing but praise for the way Waterloo played during the series and expects Elmira will have a tough time upsetâ€" ting the regularâ€"season champions in the finals. ‘"‘We gave them a good fight but in the end we were beaten by a better club â€" Gerry‘s got them playing real well. Elmira will have to play better than they have been recently to have a chance," said Yantzi, who made things interesting late in the third period by calling a successful stick measureâ€" ment on Waterloo‘s Mike MacKay. Stratford narâ€" rowed the score to 4â€"3 on the ensuing powerplay. Waterloo responded with a successful measureâ€" ment of their own and scored two goals into an empty net to ice the win. Elmira advanced to the championship round with a sevenâ€"game win over Owen Sound Greys in the other semifinal series. called checking line of Dean DeSilva, Rob Warren and Greg Munroe. Munroe and Warren scored 25 seconds apart in the third period to put Waterloo ahead 4â€"2. Warren‘s goal turned out to be the winner, a rising slapshot from the point that bounced over Stratford goaltender Jeff Hill and into the net. Bob Shelp â€" with two â€" Dan Rintche and Deric Farquhar scored the other Waterloo goals. Visit the world‘s smallest deli The Best Bage!s _ Try Our Delicious &/w“f_%%&/ Selection of Soups & Fresh Deli Montrea! smoked meats Spinach salad and in the world! 55 Erb St. E. Waterloo (Erb Centre) 885â€"6540 Mark Bryson photo at the Waterioo Stockyards Thursdays & Saturdays Lunch hour parking now available Teleflora‘s Jelly Bean Bunny‘" Bouquet! Fresh flowers and tasty jelly beans delivered by a plush Easter Bunny. A delightful surprise for all ages that will be kept and cuddled vear ‘round. We can deliver him locally or send him any where across the country. So call or hov on by today. Easter is April 3. WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY MARCH 23, 1988 â€" PAGE 39 & P k . “«/’J/sixn remox«cks > _ (Yshxarrmx ®rr 730 Glen Forrest Blvd at Weber St. N Waterloo. (mtario 746â€"3637 Flower and Gift Shop PREVENTS KNEE TWISTING Knee braces prevent twisting in your knee, eases muscle strain, helps promote faster healing while you continâ€" ue to be active. Knee braces are also worn to prevent the reâ€"occurâ€" rence of an injury. Knee braces are helpful in most sports such as golf, skiing, curling, baseball, basketball, racket sports, jogging, hiking. Use the knee brace of your choice for work or play. OPEN: Mon.Fri. 9 to 10 Sat. 9 to 6 Model 0971 selection of various styles and models in stock KNEE BRACES 744â€"4458 896 Beimont Ave. West, Kitchener Knee braces are sized according to actual knee We have an excellent