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AT "THE B'BRO,DHAGEN :COMMUNITY :CENTRE
conibtiliersh tt*tournament
Minor Ibroornbai14ployers and leo hes
fronthe'Seaferth' minor brtioniball league
were4n Lefroyron the°weekend-for the All
Ontario•toursiament.
•Players were-ehosen•for-the Ceentral1 West
teams `from Seaforth, Palmerston, Blyth,
Eloramnd 1Mildmay to compete in 'the tour-
nament.Bantam•andMidget boys, and 'ban-
tam -and midget girls teams competed.
The Central°West Bantam 'boys lost their
firstgame against a tough eastern team 1-0.
Centrallitest tied South-west 1 in their -se-
cond game, tied Eastern 1-1 in a third game,
and were beaten 3-2 in their fourth game
against Southwest. The bantam boys won
the bronze medal.
There were only -two teams in the midget
boys division, as the two other teams pulled
out of the tournament, Central West was left
with only Eastern to face for four games.
The Eastern club plays together for the en-
tire broomball season and isn't an assembl-
ed regional team like Central West, and so is
very competitive. Central'Westtied Eastern
In One 'contestl'but4as4' he fottirers 140 `2.1,
and 9=0. 'The 'Central West Midget 'Bays
elafined:the•sllver irieilal.
Boththebantam and9lnridget<girrslteams
also -fared 'wellet 'the -All Ontario'Pourna-
ment, and eaeh'wonSilver.
Playersfor'the Central33UVestBantam girls
from the Seaforth league ',were Vicki Lan -
sink, Shelly Lanslnk, Cindy Carter, Donna
Mathers, Liz Hunt, Tanya Eckert, Jill fet-
tles, /Vicki Phillips, Sherry 'Bennett and
Monica Ryan. Dianne Bennett was the
team's coach, TracyBennett the manager,
and Janet Buchannan the trainer.
Players for the midget girls-selected/rem
the Seaforth league -were Lisa Henderson,
Deb Nolan, Sandra Mclnally, Andrea Ribey,
Anne Marie Beuermann, Pam Carter, Tam-
my Kennedy, Jody `Horten, Dianne Camp-
bell, Lorianne McNichol, Holly Reeves,
Pam Bennett and Sherry Harburn.
Coaching was Janice Cairns, and Tammy
Nash and Susan Hulley were the trainers.
Bantam boys from-Seaforth minor broom -
toms win WO
The Seaforth Atoms travelled to Durham
on Tuesday, 'February 14 for their first
game of the WOAA Atom 'CC' champion-
ship. Seaforth had met Durham earlier in
the year at a tournament so expected some
excellent competition. However the
Seaforth team came out on top with an easy
8-1 victory.
Scoring for Seaforth were Boyd
• Devereaux - 3, Steve Mclnally -2, Pat Grid-
zak - 2 and Jason Henderson - 1. Earning
assists were Jason Murray, Pat Gridzak,
Chris Marion, Jason Smith, Mike Vock,
Jason Henderson, Shaun Anstett and Boyd
Devereaux.
The Seaforth squad hosted Durham on
Saturday, February 18 and recorded
another victory. After almost a scoreless
first period, the Seaforth fans were sitting
on the edge of their seats hoping the boys
could pull off another win. Jason Henderson,
assisted by Boyd Devereaux, scored- with
'ball'Were Darren 'Draft, Milwteo tue, Dan
'Hoggarth, Jiff 'dolman, 'NiigLe�l��" g�ttbh
and'•Kevin Van Den 'Neuker,'CV`dra 'l;eltert
was coach and Ben Drisebll was'trainer.
And the boys midget club included Brett
Lee, Greg Preszeator, Hurt Lindemann,
Chris Poland, 'Brian Williamson, Ian
Mailloux, Dan Taylor, 'Boe Alkemade,
Wayne Rumford, Mark Nolan, Jim Sims -
treed and Mike Nolan. Coach was Steve
Eckert Sr. and trainer Blaine Marks.
Bantam boys coach Nora Eckert says it
was a great tournament again this year,'and
Seaforth's minor broomball players had a
major part in it. Seaforth has the most
junior broomball players of any municipali-
ty in the province, with about '90
participants.
Mrs. Eckert says she hopes Seaforth will
be able to host the All Ontario Brootniball
tourney one year, 'but the problem in the
past has been finding accommodations for
the visiting teams.
AA series against •Durham
only one second to gain the first period. The
second and third period gave the Seaforth
fans lots to cheer' about when they netted
eight more goals and the Durham team only
managed to score one.
Goal scorers in the second and third
period were Mike Hugill - 2, Chris Marion 1,
Pat Gridzak 1, Jason Henderson 2, Mark
McNichol 1 and Jason Murray - 1. Assists
went to Boyd Devereaux, Jason Henderson,
'Steve Mclnally, Pat Gridzak, Jason Mur-
ray, Mike Hugill and ShaunAnstett.
The third and final game of the series was
on Sunday, February 19 earned Seaforth the
WOAA Atom 'CC' champions. Once again
there was a lot of goal scoring, but Seaforth
came out on top 11-3.
Scoring for Seaforth were Pat Gridzak,
Steve McInally, Boyd Devereaux, Mike
Hugill and Shaun Anstett each netting two
goals, while Chris Marion added another.
Assists went to Pat Gridzak, Chris Marion,
Jason Henderson, Steve Mclnally, Brent
Hulley, Boyd Devereaux and Shaun Anstett.
Congratulations Guys! The next series
will be against Elora or New Hamburg. No
dates have been set as to when it will start.
Good Luck
Petites need wiry
On Friday night the Seaforth Petites lost
their first game of the playoffs against the
Stratford A team by a 3-2 score. The Petites
had many scoring chances but could not put
the ring in the net.
Scoring for Seaforth were Kelly Rau and
Jennifer Marion. Stratford goals were
scored by Susan Dunn, (2) and Cheri
Clarence.
The next game is Saturday morning in
Stratford. The Seaforth Petites must win to
stay alive in the playoffs.
Ceirne Stop ersseeks out Teves
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Phone 1-800-265-1777
Crime Stoppers and the Ontario Provin-
cial Police are seeking assistance to help
solve this break and enter.
On February, a woman returned to her
Colborne Township farm house after shop-
ping. Upon entering the home, she noticed
her television and several other valuable
household items, had been moved.
As she entered the kitchen with her
groceries two men suddenly came running
out Of a bathroom. She reached for the
phone to call police and the second man
pulled the phone from her hand.
Both men escaped without any of the
.household items. One:man:is .described.as
' 28.25r years-dld with 1onitiSh 'blonde -hair
and a slight build. He was wearing blue
sena trey wrap up
• from page 11A
"After that we lost a bunch of one goal
games and went to the dumps. We weren't
willing to work that little extra harder that
makes the difference," he says.
The •team this year was very young, but
Mr. Nesbitt says the younger guysplayed
well. He also feels the club got its mileage
out -of its older players. It was the guys'who
had played one or two years, guys who could
have made a difference, who didn't give the
effort.
jeans.
The victim was able to help a police ar-
tist prepare a composite drawing.
The suspect is 20 to 25 -years -old, 5'2" to
5'3" with a slight build, short dark hair and
a tanned complexion. He was wearing a
light navy blue jacket and blue jeans. The
pair left the scene in a medium blue, older
car.
If you have any information about this or
any other serious crime call CRIME
STOPPERS TOLL FREE at 1-800-265-1777.
You will not be required to testify in court
or reveal your identity at any time. If an
arrest.is made you •wilIget a cash reward
fronr$50 toi$10110:'Remember we pay cash
for clues.
"It's all got to do with desire," com-
mented co -coach Marty Bedard. "With a lit-
tle effort we could have made the playoffs
this year."
Both coaches also saythe team lacked
leadership from among the players, and
that players -who could have.been good team
leaders . didn't make a commitment, or
emerge as leaders.
But iYir. Nesbitt says there were some sur-
prises this season. He was surprised at how
well his young players .played and
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developed. He points to Jeff Gemmell as an
example of a player who has come a long
way this season. and who was one of the
Centenaire's core defensive players by the
end of the year, Mike Murray was another
such player. And Ray Murray was another
surprise,
"I knew Ray Murray could score, but I
didn't think he had 44 in him," he says.
Next year the coaches expect to return
about 12 players. Only three from this
season's team aren't eligible, a couple may
move on to higher hockey, but the rest they
hope to See bacicnext season.
Mr. Nesbitt thinks the team did grow this
year, and says they were in a lot of hockey
games that they could have won but didn't.
Next year he expects to win those close
games, and while it will look like the team
has come a long way, it won't take a huge
turnaround to get the team a respectable
record.
"There was a lot of development of young
players, They know they can play Junior T)
hockey now, and that'll be good for next
year. We won't be going in with as many
question marks."
Parking offenders
• from page 1
people of Seaforth would know who the
police are - because they never see them."
The matter of Main Stteetparkiug is be-
ing referred to the Protection to Persons
and Property Committee ffir.a solution.
"It would be nice if we could get some
resolve to this," said Deputy -reeve
Campbell.
"It's been an ongoing problem in
Seaforth. And whenpeoplestart takingthe
-time to write letters, it means they're
mad. I think it's time council and the
.poliee took this thing seriously."
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