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Flashback Peterborough wins tourney THE HERALD April 1WI Pge Taken from the March 1973 Issue or The Peterborough emerged as the of the George town International Bantam Hockey Tournament Peter borough was also the A division champion Thomhill won the ion Milton the C and Copper cliff the D division In one semi final Peterbo rough defeated Milton I Thomhill advanced to the final with a victory over Copper Cliff And from the Issue A spectacular dime novel type finish the second game or the Ontario A final series In Port Tuesday night was featured as the Haiders look a win only five seconds of overtime The victory gives the ji i two games to none edge in the series The Haiders were railing I die in Hie second game when Infills pulled nelmmder Keilh m fivnr of sixth attacker At lit of the period Paul forced overtime with 1 Barber Continued from page England in he fall The reason wo lo go England is lo work under Gladys Hogg who is recog lined as one of the best coaches in world Bar said which in The Herald last year said lhil whatever place a dance pair is after is where they finish overall This held the junior worlds as Barber and Johnson were third after round compulsory fi Afler the il sitmed did not matter what we did Barber said The judges make up Iheir minds at thai as to where a pair will finish said that the win rung Jmviels were improved over List yiar he and Johnson were also The storing was very lost ween Ihe second plncc and Barber and John Curling Mm Curlers dont forget sign up for the final of Ihe season Corn held for the week of April to The mixed committee has planned a dinner dance or tin- evening so iiiniemii and join Ihe fun In the overtime period Junior Tlbbitts won the drawing the puck defenseman Bill nc relayed the disc lo Tom Gilbert who was streaking up the wing Gilbert flipped the puck from outside the and somehow it found its way passed Hob Stewart in the Sailor net Taken from he Aprils 1969 of The Herald A team of teenage girls from Youth Bowline program will go chasing national honors weekend at the Four Steps to Stardom finals in Hamilton The five members of the senior girls team to make the Fourth Step are in tern Nicholson Janice Gummerson and Marilyn Sigur Last year two Georgetown Bantams Gary Miller and Bob Montgomeroy brought the national bantam doubles title home from Edmonton Taken from the April I isiue of The The Georgetown Bantam Town team took top honors at a tournament in Acton recently Members of the learn are Bob Kcmshead Mac Korz Jack Gudgeon Wayne Dixon Glenn Cooper Bill Campbell Wayne Murroy Machment Jim Mc- Terry Lane John Adams Doug Ken Morrow John Scott and Doug Vivian The team is coached by Fred Harrison and Jack Gudgeon is the manager Taken from March Issue of Herald- has forced a end deciding game in their Intermediate A series against Georgetown with a win Milverton jumped ahead in the first period and the lead proved to be too much for Georgetown to overcome Currie led Ihe scorers with two goals with Bradbury and Slor notching singles There was a packed house at Memorial Arena wit ness the aciion LOUTH FENCE Commercial Residential DOITYOURSELF FENCE SUPPLIES See our Showroom Guelph St Georgetown 8777236 Georgetown Figure Skating Club thanks all its advertisers and local citizens for supporting their production of 3L ahead on a stifle Main St N a -t- Phone Brampton Ontario -CM- from in ltd 1etk rsnn mil ill the other rlers helped make a he minor sttiion ill their third draw last irophiis going lo plate rink lev Sine and 1 Siiunil place went lo rug of Jeff dins The third rink was Mark Pi go in artiste HEWETSON SHOE FACTORY OUTLET Entrance by Joseph St Only 57 MILL STREET NORTH BRAMPTON 4516590 OF OUR SELF SERVE SHOE OUTLET BRING THIS ADVERTISEMENT WITH YOU IT IS WORTH 1 OFF YOUR PURCHASE OFFER GOOD SATURDAY APRIL 7 WEEKEND ONLY STORE HOURS THURSDAY and FRIDAY 6 pm SATURDAY am4 pm FREE PARKING a