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IN THE MAIL BAG Tournament Army Did Much For Towns Image Dew Sir The feverish activity caus ed by the Bantam Hockey Tournament has now sub sided The teams have all re turned home and the Town has settled down to normal routine This year tournament was another huge success and due to the efforts of many people the imago of George town as a friendly hockey host has grown Immensely As a result of the week long activities many residents have made new friendships w people from other parts of the pro vince thus endear ihc name of Georgetown to peo ple who but for the tourno would not even know the first thing about us Whilst in any tournament there can only be one win nor t would be safe to say that in this case our town was also a winner through the accomplishment of those who mode success possible Who were these people Without any order of precedence they Included he Georgetown Rercrees As who under the leadership of Gerry Perkins provided us with off dating second to none The Legion made their hall and kitchen facilities avail able to us so that we could feed our visitors As always our cater supervisor Hayes did a fantastic Job the assistance of various ladies church organizations the Let on men and ladies the K ncttcs and the ever faithful contingent of high school lis after the billeting the players not on easy task but our supervisor Don and her assistant Murphy overcame many difficult to make that each boy was safely install every night and the co operation received from the people who accepted to have boys in their homes was truly appreciated The local merchants who as us with advertising helped some of the fin uncial burden as did the town Council by providing the crests that each and every participant received We arc indebted to the Volunteer Ambul ancc Service for having their ambulance and at least one of their members on duty at the arena throughout the length of the tournament The many trophies ted the week were all donated by individuals chants service The paper used for our printed programs was dona ted Provincial and George Adams was very much in evidence as he took photographs for future re cord Various hockey groups as sisted by selling booster tic kets prior to the tournament and providing exhibition gomes at the start of the week The Georgetown Rec reation Committee the arena staff were very and most cooperative in their many efforts and May or Bill Smith took time out of his busy schedule to offic ially open the tournament at tend many of the games and present the Grand Champ ionship trophy at the conclu of the week The Kinsmen provided not only the organization commit tee for the tournament but with the assistance of num erous students looked after timekeeping ticket booth op eration transportation for the players and many other behind the scene The list seems long and in deed it Is Yet it still pos sible that someone has been unintentionally left off and if this Is the case then to anyone who had part no matter how small In our success I say a sincere thank you and again emphasize that Bantam Hockey Week Is a Town affair and as such its citizens should be proud of their achievements in their tournament the biggest and best of its kind in the country Yours truly Harry Levy Tournament chairman Georgetown Internal ional Bantam Hockey Tournament Every Customer Cleopatra At House of Flair Salon What is it like to be treated installed la the new salon as Cleopatra The Flair thinks they have the on After one year In business at the Ma Beauty Salon Mr and Mrs Bran- nan have expanded their to the newly constructed of Flair on St DISTINCTIVE Roman columns rising to the ceiling ornamental iron work statues highlight the sol The inter or is decorated in light gold green accentual in antique white designed the House of Flair himself I was attempting to create a d is tine beauty salon where one could come and enjoy the Ro man decor and peaceful music and leave feeling and looking like Cleopatra UNUSUAL DECOR The workmanship and equip- Juveniles In Fast Company Seek Milton Tournament Crown Georgetown juveniles will be rst gome against Welland competing in the annual Monday April at County le Hockcy Thirty six teams will take Tournament to be held in the part n this year tournament Milton Arena April 1 Teams arc classified in three and visions according to popula Georgetown will play thelrltion Eight of them are involved in OMHA semi final which says something for tho calibre of ploy will see in this tourney Burlington Waterloo Lindsay Byron Wood bridge and Hagcrsville are oil FOR TOURNAMENT STANDOUTS chairman Ivan Crabtree presents the Runner Up trophy to the captain of the Copper Cliff team which lost out to Toronto Young Nationals Paul Copper Cliff goalie was judged top and received the trophy from Norm one of the selection committee Photos by Adams Photography Tommy McMenemy age presents the Jean and Red Trophy to be Judged most during the tourney Bill of Copper Cult In their division semis by Teams In the A division are Waterloo Brampton Oakville Georgetown Burlington Guelph Lindsay Tor onto Dorset Pork Leamington and Welland for the division will be Mark ham Orangevllle Byron St Thomas CFB Borden Preston and Milton division teams include Ac Caledonia Amherstburg Alder- wood Port Perry and Apple wood TO DISASTER FUND Games begin Saturday morn ing April 3 at 30 and run un til at night Remaining first round games well as quart er finals semi finals and finals are slated for the following Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday nights from un til all day Friday April and Saturday April 10 Each team is guaranteed two games First round losers enter the consolation series The tournament was in as an aid Disaster Fund at the time of the unfortunate collapse of the arena roof that town A total of was raised and turned over to the fund year tournament was such a success that participants ask that it be continued It has been hold every year since AIDS COUNTY Proceeds now a a operation of the Tri County Minor Hockey League which encompasses close to teams and in tho neighbourhood of boys in the novice bantam midget and juvenile age brack els Towns In the league include Acton Brampton Burlington Georgetown Mil ton Preston Guelph and St reels MAJORETTES COMPETITION Entering their first compel lion Georgetown Majorettes placed well in a Brampton event on Saturday The Junior girls took the sec place trophy and the mid gets third place one of the instructors was first place win for intermediate solo second place winner In Princess for 1971 military novice Turkey Ham Shoot LIMEHOUSE SAT APRIL 3 12 oclock noon Shotguns and Ammunition Supplied sponsored by GEORGETOWN REVOLVER CLUB MACKENZIE LUMBER SPECIALS FOR THE MINI HOME SHOW NEED CARPET Visit Our Display At The Home Show THURSDAY APRIL OK FRIDAY AMU AT KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MAIN STREET BETWEEN 7 M AND TO SAVE ON FIRST QUALITY BY CEIANESE i i I TIPTOE SHAG CARPET I are the very best money can buy sold Sally 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