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he Waterloo Peewee I Single "A" Ravens won the gold at Brampton Canadettes 37th annual tournament on the Easter weekend. Founded in 1967. the Brampton Tournament has grown into the world‘s largest female hockey tourâ€" nament with more than 390 teams participating from across North America The Ravens won their age group championship by going undefeated against some very strong teams from Ontario and the U S.. In the opening round, Waterloo played the Scarâ€" borough Sharks. Natalie Buttinger opened the Waterâ€" loo scoring assisted by Kelsey Hergott and Jessica Buttinger. Ravens win Canadettes tournament In the third period, Jessiâ€" ca Buttinger scored Waterâ€" loo‘s second goal assisted by Nicole Gehl and Sarah Moore. Both times Scearborâ€" ough replied to leave the final score a 2 to 2 tie. In Waterloo‘s second game the Ravens played Michigan‘s No. 3 ranked team,. the Aun Arbour Huskies. The Ravens signifiâ€" cantly outshoi the Ann Arbour team but were only able to beat the Huskie goalie on an unassisted goal by Gehl. Stephanie Snyder earned the shutout to preâ€" serve the 1â€"0 win. In the last round robin game, the Ravens played an aggressive Sudbury Wolves team with the winner of the game advancing to the semifinals. Sudbury took the lead on a goal with eight minutes left in the third period. _ However, after Waterloo pulled its goalie and with only 39.3 seconds left in the game, Jessica Buttinger scored on a breakaway on a pass from defencemen Megan Kroetsch and Rachel Piotrowski. The Waterloo She Devils won the Adult Open B Ringette Provincial tile in Mississauga last week. Waterloo opened the provincial finals with a 4â€"2 win over Thunder Bay. The She Devils then beat the Southern Masters 5â€"4 in overtime. Allison Eickmeyer was named the game‘s MVP. Eickmeyer was the game MVP again in the She Devils third game as Waterloo beat Mississauga 4â€"2. Eickmeyer continued her strong play in Waterloo‘s 4â€"2 win over Clarence Rocland, earning her third straight MVP award. In the final roundâ€"robin game Waterloo faced the host team from Mississauga and finished undefeated with a 4â€"2 win. Mindy Mulâ€" der broke Eickmeyer‘s streak by earning the game {1OWEveL iCE EEELENCE It was a great way for the pulled its goalie and with pyjpns q cap off their year only 39.3 seconds left in the after earning bronze in the game. lessica Puilinge: Waterloo Raven Tournaâ€" feared on a hreakiwey on a ment, silver medals in pass from defencemen . woodstock, Cambridge, and Megan Kroetsch and Rach®! _ o squth West Girls league Hiotrowski: championship. e & * She Devils win Open title The game MVP was Tara With only 4.3 seconds left in the game, Buitinger scored again on a pass from Piotrowski for a thrilling 2â€"1 win to advance to the semiâ€" finals. In the semifinals, the Ravens played the undefeatâ€" ed Oshawa Panthers. Again, Oshawa had a 1â€"0 lead with only three minâ€" utes left in the game when Buttinger fed Briana Leahy for oneâ€"timer to tie the game. In the championship game, Waterloo played the Detroit Victory Honda team. The Peewee Ravens won the 37th annual Brampton Canadettes tournament Easter weekend With only 26 seconds left in the game, Buttinger was the hero again slipping the puck into the Oshawa goal on a pass from Carleen D‘Arcy and Amanda Dumas. The Ravens came out strong registering 21 shots in the firstâ€"period alone. _ But Waterloo had a hard time beating the Detroit goalie until Buttinger scored two unassisted goals. In total Waterloo had over 42 shots on the Detroit goal and only allowed a late goal with 42 seconds left to win 2â€"1. In the semifinals, Waterâ€" loo faced Mississauga again and came away with a 3â€"1 win. Eickmeyer was once again the game MVP. _ in the finals the She Devâ€" ils faced their archâ€"rivals the Southern Masters. The She Devils extended the lead in the second periâ€" od with Mulder scoring with 2:08 left in the middle frame. Waterloo opened the scoring on a goal by Bobbiâ€" Jo Schweitzer . The Southern Masters made it close, scoring with 45 seconds left in the game. But the She Devils held on for the win despite the intense pressure the Southâ€" ern Masters applied to Waterloo. The She Devils lost 6â€"5 in overtime to the Southern Masters in last year‘s provincial championships, which made the win this year sweet revenge for the Waterloo club. ‘ _ TRAFFIC BYâ€"LAW #83â€"19 ° THE CITY OF l:;__g_! Waterioo Vehicles are prohibited from being parked on City of Waterâ€" loo streets at any time between 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. This offence is referred to as being "parked on a highway between 2:30 a.m. and 6:00 a.m". Signage for this parking restriction is posted at the City limits of Waterioo along all major roadways entering the municipality. Overnight parkâ€" ing on City Streets is prohibited year round. Every household within the City of Waterlao will be allowed a maximum of eighteen (18) exemptions per year. Exemptions are for visitors‘ vehicles and/or if there are extenuating circumstances that do not permit household vehicles to assess their driveways. Exemptions may be denied at the discretion of the City should road maintenance and/or snow removal be required. All households must regâ€" ister any vehicle that will be parked on the City street betw Residents must call 747â€"8559 prior to 1:30 a.m. to regisâ€" ter their vehicle(s). Tickets issued, as a result of failing to register a vehicle will not be cancelled. For further information or inquiries regarding the receipt of a parking ticket, please call the Byâ€"law Enforcement Department at 747â€"8785. The City of Waterloo posts the overnight parking restriction, as well as the parking limit of three consecutive hours on all city streets unless otherwise posted, at the city limits. The City appreciates and anticipates your coâ€"operation in the adherence of these byâ€"laws. 4 EARLY BIRD DEADLINE Information about Annual Family Memberships and MUCH more can be found on our website at www beechwoodnorth.com the hou Sports for the Whole Family e _ Heated Pool & two Lighted Tennis courts e _ Swim Lessons by certified instructors e _ Adult swims & Teen swim nights * _ Tennis Lessons for children, teens & adults * _ Tennus Ladder «& _ Winter Skating Rink irs of 2 The Beechwood North Community invites you Located on Beechlawn Drive at Stillmeadow Circle (near Westmount & Columbia}) : SIGN UP BY APRIL 15"" FOR EXTRA SAVINGS! JOIN S FOR A D Natice is hereby given that the Council of The Corporation of the City of Waterlos, at a meeting to be held on May 3, 2004 in the Councit Chambers. 3rd Floor, Waterloo City Centre, 100 Regina Street South, Waterioo, may consider amendments of the Sign Byâ€"law to permit the following: 1. Waterloo Town Square, 75 King Street South â€" Facia The proposed amendment will allow three additional facia signs. 2. The Keg, 42 Northfield Drive â€" Facia Signs The proposed amendment will allow two addtional facia signs. 3. Toyota, 583 Colby Dr. â€" Directional/Freestanding/ Facia Signs The proposed amendment will allow one directional sign to exceed height permitted, one addtional facia sign and one freestanding sign to exceed maximum height and area perâ€" mitted. A copy of the Byâ€"law may be seen, or questions may be directed to, Development Services, 2nd Floor. Waterloo City Centre, 100 Regina Street South, Waterloo, during normal office hours (747â€"8796). CITY OF WATERLOO PUBLIC NOTICE Active Social Calendar * _ Monthly Euchre nights e _ Couples‘ nights * _ Ladies‘ night out * _ Easter Egg hunt * _ Kids Craft days & special activity days «_ BBQ‘s AY! To book your FREE DAY and to discuss Membership, CALL Mary @ 885â€"6357 COMMUNITY INFORMATION 886â€"1550 www.city.waterloo.on.ca Lisa Mornson Development Services City of Waterloo