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The biggest little hockey tournament in the world is in it's 24th year and runs this year from Friday, March 16th through Saturday, March 24th. The Clinton Pee-Wee team has been accepted for this year's tournament. There are more entries than they can han- dle so Goderich guarantee to accept the first 75 teams with an additional 13 picked to fill the various categories. The Young Canada Commit- tee will welcome the Clinton team with the hope that the fans from Clinton area will come along to root for them. Season fmj,s, Colts lose n Team effort was the key phrase on Saturday as Team Huron launched a successful bottle drive. About 35 members of the group took part in the drive which covered Exeter, Clinton, Huron Park, Vanastra and surrounding communities. It was one of the most suc- cessful bottle drives ever organized in the Huron County area, members claim. The group not only collected returnable bottles but also collected non-returnables as an effort to help curb the environ- mental pollution that broken glass causes. Co-ordinators for the project, Gord Pryde, Hensall; Peter Kleinstiver, Dashwood; and Bill Cummings Clinton, Teel the response from the areas covered was excellent and feel it shows a genuine interest in ecology on the part of the com- munity. A substantial part of the" money raised will go to the Boy Scout and. Cub Scoot units in Bantams eliminated The Clinton Colts congratulate the Milverton Four Wheel Drives after they defeated the Colts 4-3 last Friday to rake the playoff series by a 4.2 game count. The Colts leave the WOAA and will join the CHL and play against Seaforth and Goderich next season. (News. Record photo) Recreationally speaking by Mike Stephens I'm going to devote this column today strictly, for announ- cing programs during Spring break. On Monday afternoon, all boys under the age of 16 may bring their 'skates, stick and puck and play "shinny" hockey. That is, just skate round shooting the puck, stick handling or whatever. There is no organized game. They just come for the practice. The admission will be 25 cents for the time of 2-4:30. p,m. On Tuesday we will, of course, still have noon skating. We will also have skating for public school children, grades 1-4 from 2-4:30 p.m. Then Wednesday we will have an all-day hike for boys ages 11-13, The hike will start at 8 a.m. and the boys will be back at about 3 p.m. We'll take the first 25 boys who are here. They will need to dress appropriately for the day and will need to bring their own lunch, If the weather is too bad then it will be on Thursday instead, There will be regular public skating on Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday there will be skating for girls only from 2- 4:30. The admission for this will be 25 cents. No boys will be allowed. On Friday, there will be skating for the school children, grades 5-8. Then in the evening will begin our girls' hockey tournament. There will be more on this in next week's newspaper. Beautiful golden brown original finish with black vinyl top. Sandalwood interior. This luxury car features automatic air conditioning, radio, rear speaker, full tinted glass, vinyl top. Individual front seats with six way pOwer operators on b6th sides. 455 engine and at course power Steering. Power brakes:Many years of comfort left. Lic, No. OHF 261 401 • 1/48*" SCARCE MODEL 'I 969 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED $2995 McGEE PONTIAC-BUICK # 4,k GODERICH I Pia Mark Jenkins scored two goals last Wednesday to lead Holmesville to a 3-2 win over the KFC Juveniles which gave Holmesville the semi-final series 2-0 with one game tied. Jenkins also assisted on Holmesville's other,goal scored by John Cosgrove. Lee Arbour scored, both Juvenile goals. Jenkins put Holmesville out in front early in the first period at the eight second mark. Jenkins carried the puck into the Juvenile end from the opening face off and caught Juvenile goalie Don Bedour by surprise, 13111 Steenstra assisted on the goal. Lee Arbour put the Juveniles out in front with two first period goals, He tied the game at 2:54 with an unassisted ef- fort. Arbour fired a low shot from the right hand side. Doug Marshall set Arbour up for his second goal at 7:26. He fired a hard slapshot from the blueline. John Cosgrove tied the game at 13:25 of the third after a scoreless second period. Cosgrove slid the puck along the ice through a maze of legs. Bob Simmie and Mark Jenkins assisted on the goal. Jenkins scored the winner at 18:54 from Paul McKeitar and John Cesgrove, , Each team was given six minor penalties. Dan Duncan of the Juveniles was given five minutes for butt ending and Jim Mcivor of Holmesville was assessed a 10 minute miscon- duct. Dave Graf scored three goals to lead DRAW° to a 5-1 vic- tory over Holmesville in the first game of their beat of three final. The second game was Played Tuesday in Clinton. A third, if necessary will be played Sunday in Goderich. Dave Graf scored three for DRMCO with singles going to Del -Bedard and Bob Papple, Pete Poatill scored for Holmesville.- Graf gave DRMCO a 2-0 lead with two unassisted first period goals at 7:55 and 12:34. Pete Postill scored Holmesville's only goal of the game at 14:25 of the first from John Cosgrove. Bob Papple scored the only goal of the second period at 6:45 from Ken Lee. Dave Graf completed his hat-trick with an unassisted effort at 8:06 of the third, Del Bedard made it 5.1 at 14:51 from Jim Kelly: DR- MCO was given four minors and Holmesville 5. The Fish and Game Bantams lost 7-3 to Mitchell Saturday night, destroying their chances of advancing in the WOAA. Mitchell took a one goal lead at 13:21 of the first period but less than three minutes later, Dave Clynick tied it on passes from Rob Heard and Frank' Flynn. Clinton went ahead shortly after the second period started with Dave Counter bat- ting , in a Paul Priestap rebound. The Clinton Colts were edged 0 last Friday night by the Milverton Four Wheel Drives and were eliminated from fur- ther play in the W.O.A.A. playoffs, Milverton who won the best of seven series four games to two will now meet the winner of the Durham-Arthur series, Three unanswered goals in the first period by Milverton "turned the tides" for the Colts. Early in the second period Captain Ken Deer stole the puck and scored to cut the lead to two, goals. Less than three minutes later Milverton stretched the lead to three goals when Murray Kerr scored, The Colts roared back in the third period on goals by Greg Burns assisted by Fremlin and Daer and Butch Fleet from Don Bartliff. With 30 seconds They will see some real good hockey and have lots of fun. Many men now in professional hockey have played in our tour- nament. Clinton's first game is scheduled for March 17 at 11:40 a.m, the Clinton and Exeter area. The rest of the money will go towards activities of Team Huron. For the purpose of the elec- tion, Team Huron is associated with the Don Southcott Action Team. It should be stressed however, that the estimated $500 raised in the bottle drive will be used to support post- election youth activities in Huron County. remaining, the Colts were unable to pull their goalie (For- tune) as Milverton's Kerr sim- ply controlled the play. At this time the Colt players and management would like to express their thanks to the fans who supported them throughout the season, Special thanks to Des Cassidy (owner of Hotel Clinton) and Joe Mur- phy for their donation of hockey sticks. New uniforms donated by Hully Gully in- creased enthusiasm on the team and efforts displayed by the owner, Bandy Collins were very encouraging. Next year the Colts will be entered in the O.H.A. loop along with the Seaforth Beavers, Goderich Sailors and the Port Elgin Sunocos, Prac- tises and an executive meeting will be held early in the season and all help will be ap- preciated. —Patteci FUEL KillIDIF ni?\/=, FARMS WITH 0A5C7LINE..* ANP SERVICE PROMpr 1$ WHAT WE MEAF4 Speed means a HO in supplying fuel to an active farm, For service so fast there'll be no break in your' routine, call 482-9653 far gasoline, 11 PAUL KERRIGAN P9482-9653 379 VICTORIA 5T., S.,CLINTON The lead disappeared mid- way through the period and Mitchell took a 3-2 lead before" the period ended. In the last 10 minutes of the game Mitchell struck for four more goals while Clinton an- swered only once as Paul Priestap scored from Neil Colquhoun. A Zone One playoff between Clinton, Goderich, Grand Bend, and Mitchell remains but details are unknown at this time. 24th Hockey Tourney starts Bottle drive proves successful