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to a 6â€"1 win over Sarnia in single A hockey action last week. Matt Seidler, Tim Campbell, Wyatt McTavish and Andrew Gall also scored. Matt Schnart, 3, Campbell, 2, Gall and Seidler assisted. Kennel paces Warriors Adam Kennel scored three goals and added an assist in Waterloo Warriors 6â€" 4 win over London Rebels in triple A hockey play lan Dick, Mike Archibald and Steve Romanick added single goals in a game which saw Waterloo taking two penalâ€" ties for every one of London‘s. Archibald and Chris Dreiler had three assists, with Dick earning the other. \Waterloo Junior AA split their games with London in exhibition ringette play _ Waterloo defeated London 4â€"3 in the first game followed by a 7â€"6 loss in Game Two â€" Tiffany Schiestel scored a goal and picked up two assists with other goals from Amy Heckendorn Naomi Dietrich and Shelley Kraemer. Amanda Hunter and Dayna Walton added single assists. 0 Jill Poulin and Heckendorn each scored two goals in the loss to London. Schiestel and Dietrich added single _ Assisting were Lisnday Martin and Schiestel, with two each; Jill Richardâ€" son. Walton and Heckendorn. Waterloo splits with London sCOREB 0A R D GRAND RIVER CONSERVATION AUTHORITY PUBLIC MEETING LAUREL CREEK REKHABILITATION In accordance with the Class Environmental Assessment for Remedial Flood and Erosion Control Projects as prepared by the Conservation Authorities of Ontario, the Grand River Conservation Authority and the City of Waterloo are carrying out a rehabilitation study for a portion of Laurel Creek from Weber Street to immediately downstream of Marshall Street. The area is subject to erosion problems and minor flooding. As part of the Class Environmental Assessment process, public input is needâ€" ed to help identify concerns, suggest solutions, and aid in the selection of a final solution during the entire course of this study. This will be accomplished through a series of public meetings and the formation f a Community Liaison Committee. The first meeting is scheduled for: Thursday, October 24, 1995 te Tour at 6:30 p.m. followed by gpen House 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Moses Springer Arena Lincoln Road, Waterloo, Ontario The purpose of the meeting is to allow representatives from the Grand River Conservation Authority, City of Waterloo and the Authority‘s project team to explain the purpose of the study and their role; and for the public to express their concerns, ideas, and become more informed on the environmental assessment process. Only those individuals who respond to this notification and/or attend the meeting, or those directly affected by the undertaking will receive notificaâ€" tion during later stages of the planning process. If concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved, a person may request the Minister of the Environment and Energy to require further environmenâ€" tal studies be carried out on this project. For additional information or if you wish to provide comments and/or particâ€" ipate through the Community Liaison Committee, please contact: Mr.R.R. (Ron) Moulton, P. Eng. Mr. Mike Tout, P. Eng Grand River Conservation Authority _ City of Waterloo 400 Clyde Road, P.O. Box 729 100 Regina Street South, Box 3337 Cambridge, Ontario, NLR 5W6 Waterloo, Ontario, NZJ 4A8 Tel: (519) 621â€"2761 _ Tel: (519) 747â€"8745 Fax: (519) 621â€"4844 One of Canada‘s largest single division hockey tournaments is about to hit the ice in the Twin Cities this weekend. The 1995 Oktoberfest Major Atom Invitational Hockey Tourâ€" nament, featuring 70 teams and close to 1,400 participants, will feature games at Kitchener‘s Kinsmen/Kiwanis twin rinks; Kitchâ€" ener Memorial Auditorium and Don McLaren Area as well as Waterloos Mutual Group Arena, Waterloo (Bubble) Arena and the twin pads of the Albert McCormick Arena. According to tournament committee member, Angela Beckner, the event, which is now in its 22nd year, has grown from last year‘s 64 teams to 70 this time around, requiring more . .cnas. "The tournament used to be run during the week of Oktoberâ€" fest, but nobody could book a hotel room in the Kâ€"W area," said Beckner. "So, organizers switched the tournament to the weekend following Oktoberfest." Beckner, who‘s part of the scheduling committee, has been involved with the tournament for the past 15 years. _ __ _ Waterloo teams featured in the threeâ€"day event include the triple A Waterloo Cubs and the single A Waterloo Wolves. â€" Kitchener will carry one triple A team, Kitchener Krauts, and two single A teams, Kitchener Komets and Kiowas. _ Adult admission to the tournament is $10 for a weekend pass or $5 for a day pass. Children 12 and under, and seniors are admitted free. Student day passes are $2. Cubs open tournament play at the Kitchener Auditorium on Friday at 9:15 a.m. against Mississauga Rebels, while Wolves open against Leaside at the Waterloo Recreation Complex at 9 a.m. Last year Mississauga Senators defeated Detroit Compuware 5â€" 3 to capture the triple A championship, while Sault Ste. Marie Daylightâ€"defeated another team from the Soo, Lake Superior Lakâ€" ers, by the same 5â€"3 score. All four teams will be back to take another run at the title. Wuterloo teams gear up for Oktoberfest (Continued from page 32)