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Hallowe‘en _ Carnival _ Pittsburgh St. Louis . Indianapolis Cleveland .. T4 Hershey ....... New Haven . Springfield _ Providence . Philadelphia Toronto ....... Montreal ... Detroit ......... Mullins‘ hand gave Waterloo its second major. A few minutes later Fitzgerald scored his major. New York down. This touchdown made it 11â€" 10 for Waterloo but George Kopuâ€" ll:.o converted to et: '.ll:e up. Wate:'-n College open: the first &uaner when med kick put them on St. Jerome‘s 10 yurd line. Bob Hamblin on two plunges carried the ball over. He also converted. Ignatius Wolfer blocked a Waâ€" terloo kick and raced to the goal line to give 8.J.C. its first touchâ€" gown in the third quarter. The convert was no good. __A pass from Totzke to Mickey eliclcs Colege t Sale a 1111 . = mmsxm'-&a With only a minute remaining Tom :lfla'udkkkedw‘l‘oukembo- the Waterico line. Totzke evaded four tacklers to get out and save the game for Waterioo. A gmt by Totzke failed and Fitzgerald uoflht it out to the tenâ€"yard line. tzgerald also enabled St. Jerome‘s to tie up the score by intercepting a pass and yurd line. Bob Hamblin on two plunges carried the ball over. He also converted. Ignatius Wolfer blocked a Waâ€" terloo kick and raced to the goal line to give S.J.C. its first touchâ€" gown in the third quarter. The "~ Sports Review WATERLOO COLLEGE Pittsburgh 6, Providence 0. Buffalo 5, Hershey 2. New Haven 5, Cleveland 4. Springfield 7, Philadelhpia 4 Indianapolis 2, St. Louis 2. Buffalo 2, St. Louis 1. Philadelphia 5, New Haven 3 Hershey 6, Providence 4. Sunday‘s Scores ‘single by. Lowe in the second quarâ€" it 2, Montreal 1. ‘.;ner;gle by. Lowe in t quar Boston 3, New York 1. J"CC ____ Saturday‘s Scores | Toronto 2, Chicago 1. WATERLOO APPLIES FOR "B" Montreal 7, Detroit 2. ENTRIES IN O.H.A. PLAY Kâ€"W Rotary Club‘s Annual Bigger and Better AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Fun for Everyone ! (Eastern Division) HOCKEY Than Ever e <GIp 0GEpcGIPOGID cGID 4P 4 ( Members of the Waterloo Hockey Association are: H. N. Klaehn, preâ€" sident; Fred Anderson, viceâ€"presiâ€" dent; Elmer Kropp, treasurer; Roy Schaefer, secretary; and Walter Preiss, Fred Rueffer, Bev. Pugh, For the present all efforts will be concentrated on the junior team and when its organization is comâ€" pleted, the intermediate team will be formed. Bev. Pugh is manager of the junior team and Leo Schmaiz will be coach. "Every player who wants to play bockey will be given a chance," Roy Schaefer, secretary of the Asâ€" sociation said. Those wishing to try out are asked to phone Bev. Len Klo&p, Leo Quinn tar and Munroe Fisher. try out are asked to phone P Pugh at 6â€"6235 or Leo Schmailz. converted. Bill Bennett countered another after catching Joe Terejko‘s pass Terejko ended the scoring ‘when he kicked a placement. Galt Defeats Gueliph Galt Collegiate entered the WOSSA finals by downing Guelph 13â€"5. Guelph took a 2â€"0 lead on two rouges, Galt evened up the score and went ahead on Taylor‘s touchdown. Chrostopher‘ kicked a field goal for Guelgfl. Taylor added another major the score 12â€" &. Taylor ended the scoring by kicking a single. Galt juniors were victorious over Guelph 1â€"0 on a single by. Lowe in the second quarâ€" WATERLOO APPLIES FOR "B" | KC.I 44, Brantford 0. ENTRIES IN O.H.A. PLAY: Galt 13, Gufi: 5. j Waterloo will be represented in unior the Ontario l-lockt‘egepA.uociationi g:x::nll'ord 1? &0(.:1 1 with Intermediate "B" and Junionden. Mr Chax:le fhowén' Baden; "B" teams, it was announced by the | ong‘y} . mz Waterion Hockey Association." _ _ _ | ""0 Mt. George Lederman of Monâ€" fourth quarter. _ â€" > Roof Falls In In the junior game K.C.1 held their own for the first half. They took a 1â€"0 lead on a single by Ken Johnston but after that were comâ€" pletely dazed. 2o for a lordColl::iltoeou::luth-nu: 0. Brantford Juniors evened matâ€" ters by humbling KC.L 14â€"1. Jim smwmnfi for KC.L on a pass from Bot hiajorintbemondw'ona run. l‘itnzlgmldmd leo;:: Pemfu-convatadthomhom. In the fourth quarter KC.L ran wild when Fitzgerald, Derstine and KC.1. SPLITS TWO GAMES WITH BRANTFORD October 31 â€" Nov. 1 Kitchener Auditorz'um DON‘T FORGET Thursday.â€"and Friday BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW ! IMPORTANT â€" ‘If. you bought these tickets in â€"former years, there is no reason â€" why you should not buy again this year. Entire Procseseds® im aid of Crippled Chiidren‘s _ In the East‘s Interâ€"provincial Union, Toronto Argonauts defeatâ€" ed Ottawa Rough Riders 8â€"5. Joe Krol scored all of Argos points, kicking two placements and two singles. Bert Haigh punted for Otâ€" eight more points in the third quarter without a reply. Doug Pyâ€" zer scored both Toronto touchâ€" downs while Don Toms got two for Wildcats and Gord Miller added another. o HAMILTON WILDCATS TROUNCE INDIANS Hamilton Wildcats upset the unâ€" beaten Toronto Indians 20â€"11, and thus moved into a firstâ€"place tie with Brian Timmis tribe. The Wildcats led 7â€"6 at the half and got Varsity ......... 3 1 0 7 McGill ............ 1 3 0 3 Queen‘s ... 0 4 0 1 o.RF.V. Balm{ Beach 8, Ottawa 1 Hamilton 20, Indians 11. Guelph Windsor 13, Sarnia 6. Western Canada Senior Calgary 21, Winnipeg 18. (First game of homeâ€"andâ€"home series for Western championship.) Montreal ... 6 2 2185 106 14 Argos ... 6 2 212798 14 Rough Riders .. 4 3 214112110 Figers ........... 0 8 2 10200 2 Western Galt St. Jerome‘s Big Four Argonauts 8, Ottawa 5. Montreal 21, Hamilton 16. Varsity 39, Queen‘s 7 Western 12, McGill 7. 4 0 0 58 16 8 3 1 0 72 30 6 1 3 0 30 47 2 0 4 0 19 86 0 ie ___dtn __abs _ als _ Ats __als __ats _ AtR _ af Congratulations are due Baden Public School and Principal Elgin Wright for winning second place in the Wilmot Township Reforestaâ€" tion competition. Each school in the race had to plant at least a half acre in trees and make a collection of leaves. In addition five pupils were chosen from each school for a forestry quiz conducted by a reâ€" presentative of the Forestry School. Mrs. M. Fallis of Harriston is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Diamond and Mr. Diamond. Sunday visitors at the same home included Miss Hazel Mcintosh of Hanover, Mr. Allan H. Fallis of Toronto Univerâ€" sity, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fallis and children, Catherine Mae and Donâ€" ald and Mr. and Mrs. B. Underâ€" wood, all of Harriston. |taws and accounted for his teams points on rouges. Mr. Harold Schmidt, local jectionist for the National JEilm Board, showed educational films at the local fl;:ul.;lic school on Thursâ€" day. In the evening parents and friends were privileged to see them. A hearty singâ€"somg was also enâ€" joyed.. _ ; Mr. CGéorge Lederman of Monâ€" treal spent the weekâ€"end with his father, Mr. A. Lederman and sisâ€" ters. Mr. Carl Seip of Hamilton fil: the weekâ€"end with his aung Clara Weiler and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. William Weiler of Brampton were visitors with the former‘s mother‘s Mrs. Louisa Weiler. Elected Association Governor. Commissioners Herbert Bewq and Noah M. Steinman of the Wilâ€" mot Municipal Telephone System attended the 41st Annual Convenâ€" October 23rd and 24th. Mr. Herâ€" bert Bergey was elected to the BEoard of Governors of the associaâ€" tion. tion of the Canadian Indfibendent Telephone Association held at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, on By Mre. (Chronicle BADEN |here recently & By Nesh Stroh $ (Chroniecle Correspondent) IE Miss Sophie Schweitzer met with |a very painful accident, breaking ’ her right leg in a fall while in the performance of the household duâ€" |ties on Tuesday night last week ‘ She was removed to the Kâ€"W Hosâ€" pital for treatment. |__The Winterbourne and West }Montmse district honoreéd their reâ€" | turned service personnel with a ‘bamc;et at Trail‘s End Hotel here lest Wednesday evening. Following ‘the supper a program of entertainâ€" ‘ment was furnished which included i(he presentation to some 42 men of handsome bilifolds and civic scrolls. \Deputy Reeve Wm. R. Snyder was \chairman while _ Reeve â€" Oliver |Wright and Counciliors Martin and Geisel briefly addressed the gath â€" ‘eting of over 200 people. _ _ | Mr. Menno Eli;p'eâ€"r;';f. Kitchener called on relatives and friends ael Bb on l vintrentiih at tadie. shils hhaild Aiehivrmhihid c at Oshawa; Barrie at St. Cathar ines. _ Dec. 27â€"Windsor at Barrie (four points); Oshawa at St. Catharines; Galt at Stratford. Dec. 28â€"Hamilton at Marlboros (four points); Windsor at Young Rangers (four points); St. Catharâ€" ines at Oshawa; Stratford at Galt. Dec. 30â€"Galt at Hamilton. Jan. 1â€"St. Catharines at Barrie. _ Jan. 3â€"Barrie at Stratford. _ Jan. 4â€"Marlboros at Young Ranâ€" gers (four points); Hamilton at St. Michael‘s; St. Catharines at Galt; Stratford at Oshawa; Barrie at Windsor (four points). Jan. 6â€"St. Michael‘s at Hamilâ€" ton. Jan. 7â€"Young Rangers at Stratâ€" ford (four points). Jan. 8â€"Oshawa at Barrie. Jan. 11â€"Windsor at St. Michael‘s (fJour points); Marlboros at St.; Catharines (four points); Barrie at Oshawa; Hamilton at Gait. Jan. 13â€"Barrie at Hamilton. Jan. 14â€"St. Michael‘s at St. Cathâ€" arines; Marlboros at Galt; (four points); Windsor at Stratford (four points). Jan. 15â€"Hamilton at Batrrie. 1 Jan. 18â€"St. Michael‘s at Young Rangers (four points); Galt at‘ Maflbpm (four points); Hamilton Dec. 21â€"Barrie at St. Michael‘s; Windsor at Marlboros (four points); Oshawa at Galt; Stratford at St. Catharinds. â€" wa; Barrie at St. Catharines; Mariâ€" iboros at Windsor (four points). _ _Dec. 2â€"Young Rangers at Hamâ€" ilton (four points), _ Dec. 3â€"Barrie at Stratford; Galt at St. Catharines. o Dec. 4â€"St. Michael‘s at Oshawa _ Dec. 6â€"Stratford at Bg-ie. Dec. 7â€"Marlboros at St. Michâ€" ael‘s (four points); Oshawa at Young Rangers (four points); Windâ€" sor at Gait (four points); Hamilton at St. Catharines. Dec. 9â€"Oshawa at Hamilton. _ Dec. 10â€"St. Catharines at Stratâ€" ford; Young Rangers at Galt (four points). Dec. 11â€"St. Michael‘s at Barric. Dec. 14â€"Young Rangers at Mariâ€" boros (four points); St. Catharines at St. Michael‘s; Galt at Oshawa; Stratford at Windsor (four points). _ Dec. 16â€"St. Catharines at Hamâ€" (four points). ;a Nov. 1‘;‘:5%; at. vflâ€"l'r-iul&. {four points); tharines at ‘xkhafift; i)i-mvum at Windsor four points); Young Rangers at (G)::wa (four points); Stratford at _ Nov. 18â€"St. Michael‘s at Hamilâ€" ton; Oshawa at Barrie. Nov. 19â€"Mariboros at Stratford (four points). Nov. 20â€"Galt at St. Michael‘s. Nov. 22â€"Galt at Barrie; Stratâ€" ford at St. Catharines. Nov. 23â€"Young R-nngen at St Michael‘s (four points); St. Catharâ€" ines at Mariboros (four &::u); Barrie at Galt; Windsor at wa (four points). Nov. 25â€"Stratford at Hamilton. Nov. 26â€"Hamilton at Stratford; St. Catharines at Galt. ilton. l e Dec. 17â€"Oshawa at Stratford. _Dec. 18â€"Marlboros at Barrie Nov ael‘s. Nov rie. Nov. 30â€"Hamilton at St. Miâ€" chael‘s; Galt at Young Ranger: (four points); Stratford at Oshaâ€" O.M.A. JUWNIOR "A" * CONESTOGO 20â€"St. Catharines at Barâ€" 27â€"Oshawa at St Michâ€" 4 to be a ‘‘What do the three balls in front of a pawnshop mean?" "Two to one that you won‘t get it back." __ Neighbors and friends are almost daily engaged assisting Mr. Grant Eby in the cleaning up job from the barn _ fire Thanksgiving morning. Mr. Bby claims due to building maâ€" terial not being available building cannot be undertaken at this time. The R. A. Blyth Company of Toâ€"| ronto, who had been awarded the| contract by the Woolwich Councill’ ifor the construction of a Municipal Drain in the district northwest of | the village, moved their equipment ; in on _ Saturtiay _ and started | |work on the excavation early in _ the _ week. The _ project calls for almost 7700 cubic yards of excavation which is expected to take about three weeks to complete. | | The scholars of the local school . . were allowed a holiday last Friday | , while the teachers attended the | \ North Waterloo Teachers‘ Convenâ€" tion, held in Waterloo. Principal | Mrs. Weber was honored by the‘ convention on being chosen viceâ€" | president for the year. Woolwich Council‘s November session next Tuesday, will hold a Court of Revision on appeals against the assessments for 1947 taxation in the afternoon. Mr. Russell Wilkinson has taken a position as gartage mechanic with Roy Kienzle. Mr. Oliver J. Wright attended the Holstein sale in Oakville on Monday. convention on being chosen viceâ€" _ Mr. Emerson Dorsch of New president for the year. Dundee was guest speaker at the __Carol, the small daughter of Mr. Rally Day service held at the Wilâ€" and Mrs. Lionel Goguen, while mot Centre Church on Sunday playing with other children last evening. His subject was "Neglectâ€" Friday, met with a painful acciâ€"/ing God‘s Salvation" based on Heâ€" cdent, breaking an arm. brews 2:3. Mr. Donald Hamacher Mr. Bob Kirch returned from Toâ€"| was in charge of the devotional peâ€" ronto, where he had been spendâ€" riod and two numbers were renâ€" ing some time in connection with ‘dered by the M.B.C. Girls‘ Chorus his army discharge, which was {of New Dundee accompanied on the granted him before his return piano by Miss Ruth Shantz. home. ‘ n c wl n e n e Carol, the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Goguen, while playing with other children last Friday, met with a painful acciâ€" cdent, breaking an arm. Mrs. Lorenz Haas visited friends in Philadelphia for a few days and also attended theâ€"funeral of a close friend last Friday. Reeve Oliver Wright attended the fall session of the county counâ€" cil in Kitchener last week. A large number of friends paid their respects to the late Martin Schweitzer and attended the funâ€" eral last Wednesday afternoon Besides local friends a numâ€" ber from Toronto, Hamilton, Stratâ€" ford, Milverton, Newton, Preston New Hamburg, Kitchener, Waterâ€" loo, Elmira and St. Jacobs friends were present. ’f:arm youth here in the days gone y. | HART Battery & Ignition Co. 128 Queen 8t. South Phone 5â€"5808 KITCHENER Such things as tricycles, doll prams, and many other metal toys will be in short supply and hard to obtain by Christmas time. Even now they are not too plentiful, and by the time Christmas arrives they will be as hard to obtain as they were last year. Avoid the possibility that the youngsters will be disâ€" appointed again this year. . . Make a deposit on the article you will want. We will guarantee Christmas deâ€" Iiverg of any article or articles that have a deposit placed on them now. McPhails Corner of King and William CcOoUPONS ARE NOT REQUIRED The Trussler Photo Studio 54 King St. S. Phone A Deposit Now Will Guarantee Delivery of Any Article at Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Willism MoAvoy To have your Photograph taken at Waterloo (FAMOUS FOR WEDDING PHOTOS) | _ The Misses Rose Gimble and Betâ€" ty Philips and Mr. George Schmidt | of Milverton spent Sunday evening lv.'i_th Mr. Dalbin Egerdee. |__Mr. and Mrs. Whan and Mr. and iMrs. Greenfield of Toronto were weekâ€"end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. !Norman Kaster. Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Diefenbacher accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mauâ€" rice Kellsey of Waterloo spent Sunâ€" day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Andrew Schwindt at Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strome and family of Bridgeport and Mrs. E. Brazeau of Windsor called on Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Dicfenbacher on Saturday. Mrs. Wm. Bruff of New York City spent a day with Miss Jean Hallman. |_ There will be no services at the Wilmot Centre Church on Sunday, ‘Nov. 3rd, due to the anniversary | services being held at the Roseville {Church next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Myers and David George spent [-‘ridyay with Mr]. and Mrs. John Ehnes at Gadsâ€" hill. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Schweitzer of Kitchener spent Saturday evenâ€" with Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Diefenâ€" bacher. The Misses Florence, Neva, Jean Zimmerman of Fort Eric, Virginia Kraft of Kitchener, June Litwiller of Preston, Mr. Albert Day and Loâ€" land Beach of Sherkston were weekâ€"end visitors at the home of Robert Hallman. ~ By Mrs. Howard Fried tChronicle Correspondent) The second meeting of the Wilâ€" mot Community Fireside was held at the Wilmot Centre Evangelical Church on Sunday evening. Mr Ifarold Shantz of New Dundee was the chairman and Donald Hamachâ€" er was the song leader. Miss Arâ€" mintha Reist of New Dundee preâ€" sided at the piano. Two vocal solos were rendered by Mr. August Bochmer of Kitchener. Rev. G. L. Stover, pastor of Benton St., Bapâ€" tist Church, was the guest speaker and based his remarks on Luke 21:24. There was a large attendâ€" ance. ROSEBANK 85 David 8« Phone 2â€"0017 Waterloo &#