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44 Teams Will Participate In International Bantam Tournament The annual Georgetown International Bantam Hockey Tournament acknowledged as one of the finest tourneys In Canada will be held this year from Saturday March 16 to Saturday March 23 Tournament chairman Harry Levy the 44 team positions have been filled Mr Levy said he already has teams placed on standby status should any of the teams drop out He expects some SO to team entries to arrive between now and the iment date year some eight teams dropped out of the tour anient most due to the finals No team can the OMHA finals to play In a tournament Teams are placed in tour nam en slots on a first come first serve basis Last year champions from Peterborough will be back to defend their title addition to teams from Ontario Quebec and the northern United States Teams are placed in one of four divisions depending on the population of the area ids they represent Class A teams represent areas or towns with a population over Class teams represent towns with a population between 15 and Class C teams are from towns with a population between S and 15 Class D Is comprised of teams representing a centre with less than persons A total of 79 games are during the week Each day sees 12 games with seven fames going on the final day he winners of divisions A and meet In a semi final while winners in B and divisions meet in a similar semi final The winners of these matches meet in the final game The only change in the tournament format this year will be in the timing of the third period Previously the first two periods were straight time with the third period played stop lime Mr Levy says this has been changed so that only the last five minutes of the game Hill be stop time This hopefull will keep the tournament rules schedule more or less on time Each competing team pays a entry tee which helps pay for the two hot meals a day the sponsoring Georgetown Kinsmen provide as well as transportation and sundry fees The players will use the Legion hall dining facilities for their meals Each team is allowed 15 dressed players and teams that travel a long distance are billeted in local The Georgetown Referees Association provide the referees for the tournament Mr Levy praised the association saying without the referees we just have this tournament Tournament week passes will cost two dollars for adults and one dollar for students No games will be played on the Sunday Daily admission for those without the week passes will be fifty cents per adult and twenty five cents per student The tournament will be by the following Georgetown Minor Atom Bantam Results TriCounty Results BY SHIRLEY SIMPSON Ward and Lance NOVICES turned in good performances 13 Georgetown for the Firefighters mists Novices played j with Chlnguacousy coming out on Sunny Acre Farms Major top Chlnguacousy started Midgets finished the first the scoring at the mark of half of the schedule in third the first period with place after playing 17 games Georgetown tying it up at 12 they have a record of wins on a goal by Howie Oram losses and 1 tie with a goals for assisted by Jeff Moore of and a goals against of Chlnguacousy went ahead 1 at Also during this portion of the the mark of the first schedule two of the major period and scored twice In the midgets were in the top ten second and twice in the third scoring of TriCounty Dale This game was a big letdown Mciczaniec was with 10 from last week when the Op- goals and assists for 17 points tlmistscame up with a 3 I win and Bruno Martina was over Hespeler Eric Clark with 9 goals and a assists Tor scored Georgetown first goal points unassisted in that game Greg The Major Midgets go Robertson scored the second against in their first assisted by Howie Oram and a round ptayoff game on Wed great effort by Jeff Moore at Jan in at p m the 42 mark unassisted resulted in the third goal Optimists Novices are still Georgetown Rotary waiting game sheets from the Juveniles finished in first place Tournament at which after the end of the first half of they won the Consolation the schedule After playing Trophy in the A division games they recordof 13 wins 3 losses and no tiei and a MAJOR ATOMS goals for record of and a On Sunday Jan goals against record of Firefighters Major Atoms readied themselves for the AN STAR playoffs with a tie Mike Forbes who placd for with Georgetown the Georgetown Sunny Acre Started fast with a goal by Farms major midgets last Kevin Stewart assisted by year and who is now toiling on Jason Mogg and a unassisted the blue line for goal by Bob Dean Blues of the Metro Jr roared back to tie the game League has been selected for The balance of the game was the 1st All Star Team for the endtoend hockey with neither Western Division of the league team scoring due to good The AllStar game is scheduled by both teams for Wed Jan at St Chris Rick Pool Brian Michael Arena in Toronto PeelHalton Bonspiel Continues This Week The Milton rink that won the third event in last year finals stepped up to the main event In play in the Hal ton ell Saturday The rink skipped by Ken Moore playing at the Curling Club won both its games to catapult into the top category for the double knockout series that continues all this week throughout the two regions BUI Hutchinson s rink from Orange winners of the main event championship last year when it was skipped by Me slipped to the third event level when it won its first game but lost the second playing in Oakville Bud s crew from winners of the second event last year slipped back to third event ploying at by winning the first game but losing the second Winners of the fourth event last year John Johnston rink from Brampton moved up to event in by sing the first game but winning the second The box score at the end of the qualifying day of play showed Brampton lust edging out Oakville in the placement of their rinks The two clubs have between them of the 125 rinks In the representing nine Halton and Pell rinks Ten of Brampton 23 rinks wound up the qualifying play in the main event compared t six of rinks Bramp ton had four in the second event five In the third event and four In fourth event compared to three in the second event seven In the third and five in the fourth Rinks continue to play throughout the bonspiel in the riCounty Schedule regular schedule will be for the next ten days in order to have the Group TriCounty minor playoffs In the first round Georgetown minor teams will take on Chlnguacousy The minor atoms will play at Georgetown against Chlnguacousy on Thursday Jan Game time is The minor pee wee bantam and midgets will play their home games on Tuesday January at the Georgetown arena game will be at the bantam will play at B 49 and the midgets game is slated for events for which they qualified Saturday Half the rinks will be knocked out of the bonspiel tonight when Slay resumes at the Bolton and curling clubs The field will begin to narrow as another 30 rinks ore eliminated at the Acton Milton and North Halton curling clubs Tonight action will be at the Curling Club with the final night or eliminations at the Misslssauga Curling Club Thursday The finals for the pionshlps in each of the four event categories will be played at the North Curling Club all day Saturday followed by the dinner and trophy presentations Minor Atoms Down Oakville Georgetown Minor Atoms hasted Oaks on Tuesday Jar and In a well played game defeated the visitors by a score of Georgetown did not waste too much time in opening the score as Duane Hatcher potted one at 15 assisted by Scott Dalton and Glen Barefoot The hose club added another tally at 4 when Kevin Frank netted Bobby Morrow David Norton made It to at 25 assisted by Kennedy and Kirk Oakville got their first Just as the first period ended Midway through the second frame Kennedy notched a tally Geordle Adams opened the scoring in the third as he combined with Kennedy toupthetallyto4tol notched their final counter midway through the period and the locals closed out the period by chalking the final marker by Bobby Morrow assisted by Adrian Vugts and Jamie South Jeff Waterworth in the nets for the locals performed well SATURDAY On Saturday Jan 12h the local minor atoms were at Streetsyille and were fortunate enough to come home on the short of a tally The home club scored on a screened shot in the first minute of play and that tally stood up for the whole game The locals had several good opportunities to tie up the contest but just could not pot the equalizer Georgetown performed well team wise but the host defence just held up Jeff Watterworth again his net well Play will bo governed by Ontario Minor Hockey Association rules and tour nament sanction with the following provisions The tournament will be conducted on an elimination basis Competing teams drawn against one another will play two games total goals for the right to advance to the next round In the event of ties on the round an overtime five minute stop time period shall be p fayed with the first goal or shots on goal deciding the winner if no goal is scored The gome clock will be stopped in the event of injury at the referee discretion Fifteen players shall be allowed to dress for each game plus a spare goaler who shall play only in goal Every player must be equipped to the referee satisfaction Helmets with chin straps fastened proper skate heel guards are both a must Goal tenders must also wear face masks 7 Each competing team may supply a man to act in the timekeeper box If si desired tournament games shall be three fifteen minute periods The first two periods The first 10 minutes of the third period will be straight time and the last minutes will be stop time 9 If a tie exists at the end of regulation time in the grand championship game ten minute overtime periods shall be played with the teams changing ends every ten minutes until the first goal is scored breaking the tie and deciding the winner Mr Levy asks that if anyone wants to billet a visiting Slayer they should contact Irs Donna at HORNBY The North Trafalgar Euchre Club held their weekly euchre party on Saturday night January 12 in the North Trafalgar Recreation Centre There were nine tables of euchre in play with the prizes going to the following winners Donald Douglas Wilmer Mason Cunningham and Ralph The ladles prizes were won by the following winners Edith Audry Wilson and Eva The lucky draws were won by Myrtle Cun n Ingham and Jim Hamilton The next euchre will be held on Saturday night Anniversary greetings are extended to Mr and Mrs Larry May who will celebrate their wedding anniversary on Thursday January 17 Best wishes to Lorry and Vulda Birthday greetings are ex tended to Donny Break who wilt celebrate his birthday on Tuesday January Best wishes to who will celebrate his tenth Archie Mac Leila n recently returned home from a short stay in the Trafalgar Hospital following a successful operation Birthday greetings ore ex tended to Miss Isobel Soul who will celebrate her birthday on January 16th and birthday greetings are extended to Patricia Patterson who will celebrate her birthday on January IBth She will celebrate her birthday Mr and Mrs Don Shea of Milton visited on Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Hamilton of Hornby Anniversary greetings are extended to Mr and Mrs Albert Mercure who will celebrate their wedding an on January Their many friends their best wishes More than I athletes and officials from Antic Quebec Northwest Territories Yukon and Alaska will be taking pari In the Arctic Winter Games In Anchorage Alaska March to 10 3 A V Contractors i Goals Grant Nairn 13 Goals Griffiths Michael Marcolinl Robbie Sanford McQueen Assists Lin asm McQueen Robbie John Bell Kemper David Griffiths MVP Rodgers Speed Custom Grant Nairn MVP A Tennont Con tractors Robbie Georgetown goals Rick East wood Warren Craw ford 12 Assists Brent Hayes Shawn Leeming I A Goals Anthony Oram Assists Don Cassteman Jeffrey Parker MVP Depco Metal Products Peter MVP Georgetown I A Paul Watson Freds Elk Lodge Freds Goals Stuart Malison Curt Brownlee Wade Bond Assists Ron David Coffey Curt Bruce Bond Elks Goals John Smith Johnston Bob Bryant Dale Brinklow Assists Jiff Edmunds Bob Bryant Tom Diamond MVP Freds Bodj Stuart Malison MVP Lodge Tom Diamond Stevenson goals Bill Kent Alex Virag Assists Ron Cassin Clark Alex Virag Johnson Carney goals Bob Ford 2 Assists Jeff Richardson Carl Bell MVP Stevenson Men Wear Todd Beckett MVP Johnson Carney Real Estate Jeff Richardson Construction 6 I goals Bob Donaldson 13 Dave Bell Greg Norton Tony Graham Smith Frank 3 Ross Jeffrey Miller Mike Robinson 2 Greg Norton Bob Donaldson goals Gordon Assist Mike MVP Armbro Construction Bob Donaldson MVP MacPherson Esso Gordon 3 Dog Suds Drive In goals Ron Aqulgna Hoy Joe Assists Darren Kushmash Jamie Cars well Dog N Suds goal Steve Brant Assist Martin Boyle MVP Fong Restaurant Tavern Steve Wilson MVP Dog N Suds Drive In Martin Boyle Metal Products 1 goal Scott Wilson A goals pew Merle Hachl Scott Turner Rick Assists Scott Turner Merle Hachi David Brian Edmunds P Metal Products Tim MacLeod M P A W Drive In Merle Robert ileal I Nelson Real Estate goal Robert Vcltch Assist Barry Nelsons goals Fergus Barnes Chuck Jeff MERCER Scott Osborne MVP Real Estate Robert Vcltch MVP Edward Nelson Real Estate Robert Standard Products Robert Gougeon Household I Standard goals Robin Rivers 12 Sean Donald Philip Malison Andrew Assists Dean Weir Bruce Weir Robin Rivers Andrew She nt on Donald Diamond Chris Sic MVP Standard Products MVP Robert Household Furnishings Paul Mercer Snowmobile goals Richard orris Pete McKlnnon MVP A V Tennant Con tractors Robbie Sanford MVP Snowmobile Club Richard Norris Rodger Speed Custom 1 Georgetown I A Rodgers goal Grant Nairn 1 A goals Jeffrey Parker Paul Watson Assists Jeffrey Parker Doug Smith Paul Watson MVP Rodgers Speed Custom Gary Lock wood MVP Georgetown I A Paul Watson to help ensure that this vital work continues in order to meet the target dates outlined in the original agreement lie suggested that the member states of the Lake Erie committee might join the In Plumbing Healing Joint Commission j ln Great Lakes Water Quality Richard mid tcrm tahing David MVP G R Co Ltd John MVP Cleaners Ernie Halier SoilCrop Murray goals Donaldson Craig McLaughlin Assist Bill Dunn GOALIE WITH A Dockeray Goals Paul DAVID CfVIERO Assist Ronnie cortcj MVP Murray Motors MVP Plumbing Meeting JCW 17 Healing Maurice The meeting of the KlnsmenClub Soil and Crop Im Maes Milk Association will Kinsmen goals Mark feature cash crop production Milton Steve Enslcn meeting will be held Assists Peter Robinson Jeff Thursday January 17 it 10 JO Gresswoll am the Mister feeds Mac Milk goal Chris March Research Form miles north Assist James Hornby MVP Kinsmen Club Greg Tne morning program will West the business portion of MVP Macs Milk Jim themeetingelection of officers statements to the very confines director reports followed by I humanity to the loie of I three on various the of crop production Mr Jim lnglncenng Lateral on Specialist to flood nozzles their use ind V J to on direct seeding of alfalfa and Clinton Parts will speak on storage or grain on the farm Lunch is available at noon Following lunch a brief discussion on crop insurance by J N Stutt Feature of the program will be a panel discussion on cash crops or the successful farmer On the panel will be Richard Sovereign Milton corn winter wheat and barley Harold liecorn and soybeans Clinton Paris corn Harvey Snyder The chairman is George Gardhouse OSCIA Director A Land Use Committee i report will also be presented All County farmers are cordially Invited to this I THE IIFRALD Pane Wednesday 1971 Want Committee Hills administration committee will recommend to council the appointment of a nineman citizens committee to deal with planning and zoning changes The advisory committee will serve under the administration committee and be directly responsible to that body Its according to is to provide a citizen point of view which he noted is often very dlf from a politician a point of view Members of the committee from Ward one ore Vic Bristow Rod H Kruger and Simloni from Ward two George Mallby Morrow and W Gardhouse and from Wards three and four Roy and J A Montgomery Tennant Contractor A V goals Bobby Kempcr sanford Ontario League Ont Electrical goals David Johnson Eddie Howard Assists Brady Bludd Chris Clancy Neil Music goals Stephen Danny Reynolds Assists Tommy Simpson Terry David Arm strong MVP Ontario Electrical League David Johnson MVP Nell Music Centre Stephen K est Chicken Ma Molars Chicken Villa goals Kevin Harrison Ralph George Brian 15 David Walker Assists Scott Haines David Walker David Kevin Harrison Frank MVP Chicken Villa Kevin Harrison MVP Motors Derek Ferguson R Ltd I Cleaners Muckart goals Greg Scully John Pritchard Assists John Robert Hayes Barrager goals Ernie Hammer Assist SUMMER JOBS The Recreation Parks Department for the Town of Hills re Acton Georgetown are now accepting applications for tho positions of PLAYGROUND LEADER Applicants must be years age by July 1st and must be able to attend a pre selection training program to be held In Georgetown during the month March on the 12th and from 10 p m Applications should be addressed to Halton Hills Recreation Parks Department BOX GEORGETOWN ONT L7G4T1 Deadline for Applications Wed Jan HERALD CLASSIFIEDS thru Classified LOOKING FOR SOMETHING THEN LOOK IN THE GEORGETOWN HERALD REMEMBER Buying or Selling an ad in the Classifieds can bring quick results Something to SELL TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED YOULL BE GLAD YOU DID NO MATTER WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL SOMEBODY WANTS IT Georgetown 8772201 THRU THE Acton 8531711 Geo Minor Soccer Association rep TRYOUTS A TRY OUT WITH JUNIOR OR BANTAMS CONTACT Bantam Frank Walt B BobMarthall no Bill INT A RAIDERS HOCKEY GEORGETOWN MEMORIAL ARENA SUNDAY JANUARY 20 RAIDERS A Intermediate A Champions VS DUNNVILLE MUDCATS 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