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i it ut i Two vo%obvkm facts came out of Owen Sound Kings 8â€"7 win over n:xrloo Siskins Sunday night. * First, s showed they can be at their best and worst all within a span of 60 minutes. _ L And more important, it showed that the Kings are definiâ€" telynotjustaflnhlnthepanumfi\;blmatm leaders in the Midwestern Ontario Junior B league. s looked almost invincible for two periods as they into a 4â€"2 lead thanks to superb phymm and clean itting that seemed to have Kings mesmerized. ut in the third after they zoomed into a 6â€"2 lead in the first two minutes, Siskins seemed content to play the rest of the game under a yellow caution flag. * y Kings, who knew that a win over Waterloo was allâ€"imporâ€" tant at this juncture since Siskins have three games in hand in second place, simply refused to give up and popped home six goals to one for Waterloo in the final 16 minutes to esâ€" cape with what turned out to be a wellâ€"deserved victory. Most puzzling to the fans at Waterloo Arena was that in the offensive zone Siskins played tough, physical hockey for the entire 60 minutes. But once up four goals, they began walking around in their own end like pedestrians at a shopâ€" ping mall and Kings were more than happy to take advanâ€" tage of the politeness. The long haul back for Kings climaxed at 19: 32 of the final period when Mark Goetz collared a loose puck in front of the downâ€"andâ€"out Dave Barrett and tossed it up high for the winâ€" ner. The loss was Barrett‘s first of the season as Waterloo continues its threeâ€"goalie rotation with Ed Takamatsu and n Conrad. Ithough he allowed six goals in the period, Barrett had chance on most. He made several outstanding saves in e early going and even Owen Sound‘s sixth goal, the sofâ€" test of the night from centre ice, was not the goalie‘s fault since it was deflected by a stick at the blueline and changed directions completely. "We‘re in a position ta stick with all three goalies all year if that‘s the way they want it," said Waterloo GM Roger Coaches at Sunday‘s Level II soccer coaching clinic at Seagram gym learned the proper method to conâ€" trol the ball with their heads during this dril!l. Coaches from as far away as Windsor came ftor the threeâ€"week session which concluded Sunday with P c Pveay: ,â€"} JESSOPS cieaners CORNER ONTARtO AND DUKE STS., KITCHENER AND WATERLOO SQUARE If your clothes aren‘t becoming to you â€" you should be . 947 o+ *‘ § 34 , t\ By Rick Caiy f Y . MO'!O':u M oieg . AA L coming to us! 4Â¥ Â¥o hk P es ns Waterioo Grant Musselman Dana Saunders Brad Lund Craig Frank Brad Schnurr Brad King Roy Russell Eric Calder . Wilf Rellinger _ Mike Mader Mike Coppolino Tom Abbott Paul Dahmer Dwayne Thacker Chris Young | Todd Loveday â€"‘A late cut of Elmira Sugdr Kings (why*), Stockda stoned â€"Waterioo shooters on at sions in the opening: frame as the locals caime out like gangbusters in "-?{{:"""'mh.y cartied it out fof Opightotes in 206 capacity, mmmmm&u western loop. The line of Dana Saunders, Brad Lund and Grant Musselman Continues to dominate:the league and Lund fired two goals, Saunders W one:and Brad King, Mike:Coppolino and n Bob Hague, a late unversity cut, the others in a losing cause. _ â€"> Siskins are now 10â€"4â€"1 tied with Kings (9â€"6â€"3) for second behind Stratford (12â€"2â€"2). Waterioo is home to Cambridge Friday at 8 p.m. assessors grading coaches on their ability to teach others what they had learned. A k(‘(mudu masxt comprehensine Driver Traimmng Course Your course fee is income tax deductible and you may save up‘ to 44% in insurance premiums by â€" presenting _ our _ course certificate A Federally Chartered Nomâ€"Profit Organization Young Drivers Â¥a CAMBRIDGE 623â€"6730 KITCHENER 5$79â€"4800 LEADING SCORERS W 4y 12 12 10 11 12 12 12 10 12 11 12 11 Evening Classes Monday & Wednesday Starting Mon Dec .3 6 30 & 9 30 p.m. Morning Classes Nov. 26,27,28,29 B :30 â€" 11: 30 am CAMBRIDGE Eveming Classes Monday &Wednesday Starting Mon .Dec .3 7:00 â€" 10:00 pm Morning Classes Nov. 26,27,28,29 9 00 â€" 12 00 noon KITCHENER s 12 13 17 15 15 10 NEXT COURSE STARTS 14 14 12 21 16 restaurant, gift shop and steak houss 115 Fountain St. 8., Cambridge {Presten)} For that special evening at Christmas. Reserve in our Downstairs Steak House DAVE BARRETT...first loss nsed under Fon AESERVATIONS | LLB.O. CALL €853â€"5709% 4 : Groups of 3 to 30. S ied +1 6) sns qed i e