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court, Craig Haller 1. Waterico Wildeats goals» Chad Dougay 2, Ed Poters 2, Jeremy Osier 1. Assists â€" J.R. Waddel 3, Jeff Edwards 1, Phil Vaillanâ€" Waterloo Wildeats 5 â€" Brantford 4 for goals. Waterloo Cubs 1 â€" London 3 Waterloo Cubs goals â€" Jarrett Pepiow 1. Assists â€" Sean Hiuser 1, Tom Gerth 1. St. Thomas 4 â€" Waterloo Cubs 3 Waterloo Cubs goals â€" Jeff Kuchma 2 Brandon Dietrich 1. Assists â€" Jeff Kuchma 1, Brandon Dietrich 1. Comments â€" Good effort in 3rd period to tie the game. PAGE 38 â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1989 Waterloo Cubs goals â€" Jeff Kuchma 1, tommonis â€" 4 Sean Hiuser 1, Brandon Dietrich 1. Assists Minor Atom Saints twoâ€"way hockey. â€" Brandon Dietrich 1, Adrian O‘Connor 1, BR Mal Jonathon Tsai 1. % 3 ‘“3 C Comments â€" Excellent goaltending by aterloo 3 â€" Cambridge Waterlco Whaler Katie Silcox. Waterioo Saints goals: Ryan Shepherd (2) . wr.sais, Whal Waterloo Cubs 3 hq C \éE F ‘ 74A T fln City crews have begun the Annual Collecâ€" ~1P+ tion of Leaves, concentrating on the heavâ€" ‘%’ LA ,";I’ ily treed areas. 0y " h: ts 9w We have started full scale collection using both our sweepers working around the clock as well as a two %arbage truck and leaf vacuum crew working ?proximately twelve hours daily. Both operations will run Monday through Saturday until the bulk of the leaves have been picked up. We are really taxed to keep up with the leaf collection especially after a rainfall which can bring most of the leaves down at once. Citizens can hel(r our crews‘ efficiency by raking or giling only leaves at curbside â€" branches, shrub clippings and garden plants can clog our vacuum and sweepers. We endeavour to divert as much of the leaf collection as possible from the Regional Landfill Site by hauling this material to a local Lawn and Garden Centre or the Regional Leaf Composting Centre. Crews will cover the entire city each week as follows: AREA 1: All day Monday and Tuesday morning AREA 2: Tuesday afternoon and all day Wednesday AREA 3: All day Thursday and Friday morning AREA 4: Friday afternoon and all day Saturday LEAF COLLECTION Major Atom AA Walerioo â€" St. Thomas 1 â€" Waterico 2 Waterloo Saints goals: Andy Bernard (1) Kris Kusick (1). Assists: None. Comments: Fine defensive effort against an always Waterioo 4 â€"â€" Kitchener 1 Waterloo Saintas goals: Mark Hummel (1) Kris Kusick (1) J. R. Hebebrand (1) Michael Duench (1). Assists: Jimmy Bisch (2) Andy Bernard (1) Steven Teai (1) Mark Hummel (1) Ryan Shepherd (1) Michael Seip (1). Umgaua c c a‘ peu °2 Seme ioi ohiica n als Comments â€" Waterloo scored 2 goals in St. Thomas 1 â€" Waterloo Whalers 4 :. *‘ the last 2 minutes of play to beat Rrantford wmmâ€"tm 5â€"4. The Wildeats improved their record to‘ Ryan Gies, Kevin Corso \ 22. Weiss 2, Simon Watson, Colin Kropf. Stratford 7 â€" Waterloo Saints 2 Cambridge 1 â€" Waterloo Panthers 3 Waterioo Saints goals: Mark Hummel (1) Waterioo Panthers goals â€" John Shearer Michael Seip (1). Assists: Jeremy Price (1) _ 2, David Corso. Assiste â€" Chris Taylor, Scott Jimmy Bisch (1). Edwards, Sam Cowel!, Shawn Harrigan. ns sviee o Scs Brantford â€" lan Butler 2, Scott ug.a-.x.';:la:.â€"ux. Steven Teai (1). Assists: Willie Reynolds (2) ;T;flnfln-flu "z;’.h MM(’)MW(]LC@ Cartier. Assists â€" David Weiss 2, Ryan Gies, ments: Shepherd scored twice late in third Colin Kropf, Jeff Kolb, Ryan Carter. pariod e Minor Peewee A Waterloo 3 â€"â€" Cambridge 3 Waterlco Whalers 6 â€" Kitchener 2 fi!â€"-‘l-_;n\ A.A-Aâ€".:ll:..â€".l‘-g f "!".'"“."""."‘h_c“*' (1). Waterloo Wolves 4 â€" Elora 4 | Waterloo goals: Brent Monotiuk (unasâ€" sisted) Andy Miller (2) Kevin Lasso (1). Assists: Brent Monotiuk (2 amsists), Ryan Painter (1) Jeff Schugardt (1) Chris Scott Waterloo 0 â€" Acton 5 l $3 The information to be presented will include a review of the wwum&mcvwww measures to mitigate the impacts of proposed. on ty welrehed Arcommaneenons Lonipinen OtttLinraippment TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF WATERLOO PUBLIC MEETING â€" R Melitzer Creek Master Drainage Plan w-mboatyc«muwilhouaPuMcMn&umzm. 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 3rd Floor, Waterloo City Centre, 19,‘1.1&!1‘. Street South, Waterloo, to consider the Melitzer Creak Eoo -Tn--";m v'-w"nuwwmwll-"'.u To NCw COPuN mm VC person attend the Public Meeting and/or make a written or %m%MWMandmm,u you wish to make a presentation to Council, please notify the undersigned, so that arrangements can be made to place you on the mulnm.lmnwmmdwmmm prior to the meeting. Mdmomlbiynfom\-flon wggbmm‘notoddw c%.yno'b. Waterloo, wm%c.w.. 2ndg?oor, 100 Regina Street South, Waterioo, or telephone, 747â€"8744. The Waterloo Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (L.A.C.A.C.) has organized ; a Historic Pub Crawl. Spend an eqjo{able afternoon learning about the history of the brewing and distilling industry in Waterloo. The pub craw! includes tours, lunch and bever . The tour starts at 12:00 noon at Seagram‘s fiuseum. then moves to the Brick Brewing Co. and finishes at the Huether Hotél."" A limited number of tickets are available and may be obtained from the Planning Department, City Hall or call 747â€"8758. Tickets cost of $25.00 HISTORIC PUB CRAWL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1989 662â€"1644 Kocal Architectural Conservation Abvisory Committee "“ OF WaAThk C’\ +% f_“-__\_i;l'_z; COMMUNITY INFORMATION â€" â€"* 886â€"1550 John Dewancker, P. Eng. Planning & Development Engineer City of Waterloo NOTICE you‘ll hate