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Leading the Timber- wolves' attack were Daniel Muter and Dale Wilson with two goals apiece. Singes went to Michael Mclntee and Mark Montag. Montag also drew the lone Waterioo assist. Minor BantarnTtmber- vmhm shut out Stmtbd In Minor Bantam MD action. the Timberwolves blanked the Stratford Warriors 8-0, Mathew Ledingham opened the scoring for the Timberwolves. The flood-Pte:: opened in the second when Nick Lam converted a Kyle Elliot feed high in the slot for the Wolves' second goal. Ryan Magnus scored next on a set up from Kent Bowxa and hedingham. Then, with confusion con- tinuing in from of the Strat- lord net, Cody Norris got the puck in from and Tom Rudow chipped it in. 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Singles went to Josh Herd and Wilhelm. come out howling 1111‘ Minor Human) hiple "A" Waterloo Wolves wuru handing last weckend as they overpowered Humn Perth 8-3 and Chatham 8-il Kyle Wilhelm led the Wolves against Huron Perth with a hat-trick, while Mike Lana notched two goals Sin- gles went to Scott Nagy Justin Roeder and Colton Wbtre- Sabo. Assists went to Chad luwry. Jon mm, Mike Halmo. Lama. Wilhelm. Corey Way and Todd Martin, The Wolves then came out flying against the physical Chatham team. taking a 4-0 lead by the end of the first period and never looking back Rum)“ and Recd linhhrd Ihr snmng In the [hm] wink- ( lmdd Nelson. who “as slm-l» tat in net. mum-Ll the shutom, [hr \l‘uuld [it‘lllld unsnghl mlh a slml that In ochrNcd oh tltcy,oalits's Iradmiot .lh [1115M Minor Bantam Wolves “mafia: Waterloo Citizens' Environmental Advisory Committee Annual General Meeting Please Join the Waterloo Citizens' Fmvaronmental Adv1. sory Committee (WCEAC) members for thetr Annual General Meeting on Tuesday November 9, 2004 at 7:00 p-m. in the Council Chambers, 3rd Floor. Water- loo City Center, 100 Regma Street South. Waterloo. The Waterloo Citizens Envrronmcntal Advisory Corn- mmec IS an Advisory Committee to City Counctl on matters relating to the environment, A key goal IS to protect. mamtam and enhance the cuvrronmcnt m a manner consistent With the Crty of Waterloo's "firwi, ronment Flrst Policy". The Committee also acts as a catalyst for local Inttlames that promote environmental sustamahdity and conservation of our resources " The featured guest speaker vull he Dr. John Ferguson. Education Advtsor to the (“True ofthe Environmental Comrmsstoner ofOntano Dr Ferguson Wlll be speak- mg on the Environmental Bill of nghls and It's applic- ah1hty to decision making at the mummpal level Refreshments Will he pmudcd For further information on the Annual General Meeting, please contact: Ryan Terpstra. Chair WCEAC (519) 880-8095. terp0goldenmet Denise McGoldrick, Staff Liaison WCEAC [519) 747-8642, dmcgotdrickqcitystraterioo-omca Ron Ormson. 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