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BARRIE COLTS 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 11 Adam DeLeeuw LC Brampton Jr. A 2 29 Brian Finley Goal Soo Carlucci's Bantam 3 47 Jason Pinizzotto RW Oakville Jr. A 5 83 Ryan O'Keefe RD Mississauga Senators Midget 5 88 Mihajlo Martinovich LW Mississauga Senators Midget 7 119 Phil Campbell LD Parry Sound Jr. A 8 130 Mike Henderson RW Bramalea Jr. A 8 137 Ethan Holmes RD Central Pennsylvania Jr. B 9 155 Dale Wideman LW Waterloo Midget 10 173 Trevor Lariviere LD St. Catharines Jr. B 11 191 Steve Kennedy LC/LW Sarnia Jr. B 12 209 Stephen Grant LD St. John's, Nfld. Midget 13 227 Adam Van Dam LC Central Ontario Midget 14 245 Mark Strzoda LD Streetsville Jr. A 15 263 Jeremy Phillips RD Brantford Midget 16 281 Jon Westover LW Stoney Creek Jr. B BELLEVILLE BULLS 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 5 Jonathan Cheechoo RW Kitchener Jr. B 2 23 Michael Jacobsen LD Thunder Bay Bantam 3 41 Brent Mulder LD Brampton Jr. A 4 65 Randy Rowe LW Paris Jr. C 6 95 Todd Bowler RW Paris Jr. C 6 98 Reg Bourcier Goal Orangeville Jr. B 9 149 Nick Young RW Chicago Young Americans Midget 10 167 Lanny Welton RW Perth Jr. B 11 185 Fred Midgley RW Stoney Creek Jr. B 12 203 Jesse Huffman LW Kingston Midget 13 221 Kelly Paddon RD Quinte Jr. A 14 239 Raphael Protopapas RW Wallaceburg Jr. C 15 257 Jared Ruston Goal Central Ontario Midget 16 275 Mike Gryp LW Aylmer Jr. B 17 291 Jeff Martins LD Greater Kingston Midget 18 304 Derek Campbell LW Nepean Jr. A 18 306 Mike Nixon LC Durham Jr. A ERIE OTTERS 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 6 Tim Connolly RC Syracuse Jr. A 2 24 Ed Hill LD Green Bay, Wisc. Jr. A 3 42 Sean Dixon LD Waterloo Midget 3 49 Jeff Kapitanchuk RW Niagara Falls Jr. B 4 57 Wade Clubb RD Strathroy Jr. B 3 78 Brent Theobald LW Muskoka Jr. A 6 96 Jason Baird LW Vaughan Jr. A 7 114 Chris Brotka RC Fort Erie Jr. B 8 132 Ryan Lee RD Toronto Young Nats Midget 8 135 Matt Murley LW Syracuse Jr. A 9 147 Chris Pot RW Port Hope Jr. A 9 150 Mike Burgoyne LW Hamilton Midget 10 168 Lindsay Campbell RW Char-Lan Jr. B 12 204 Nick Shrader LW Detroit Compuware Jr. A 13 222 Bryan Fairfield Goal Caledon Jr. A 14 240 Ian Smith RW Detroit Compuware Midget 15 258 Marty Skowron LW New Hamburg Jr. C 16 276 Phil Osaer Goal Detroit Little Caesars Midget 17 292 Brendan McCann RC York Simcoe Midget ( GUELPH STORM 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 12 Dusty Jamieson LW St. Thomas Jr. B 2 28 Lindsay Plunkett LW Lindsay Jr. A 2 30 Eric Beaudoin LW/C Ottawa Jr. A 4 71 Brian McGratton RW Wexford Bantam 5 77 Kevin Mitchell LD Cambridge Jr. B 6 102 David Inman LC Wexford Jr. A 7 120 Ian Forbes LD Mississauga Senators Midget 8 138 Chris Hartsburg RC Cambridge Jr. B 8 140 Joe Goodenow LC Bramalea Jr. A 9 156 Stephane Heroux LD Timmins Midget 11 192 Brett Henning LC Cambridge Jr. B 12 210 Jeff Curran RC Cobourg Jr. A 13 228 B.J. Forsyth Goal Stoney Creek Jr. B 14 246 Mike Tedesco RD Thornhill Jr. A 15 264 Matt Coulter LD Leamington Jr. B 16 282 Chris Welch RW Niagara Scenic Jr. A 17 296 Sean Connolly RD Detroit Motor City Jr. B 18 312 Andrew Nahirniak LD Toronto Young Nats Midget KINGSTON FRONTENACS 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 7 Jamie Young LC/W Thunder Bay Bantam 2 25 Michael Zigomanis RC Wexford Bantam 3 43 Sean Griffin LD Cumberland Jr. A 4 58 D.J. Maracle RW Quinte Jr. A 4 61 Danny Gould Goal Brampton Midget 6 97 Colin Scotland LC Quinte Jr. A 6 106 Eric Braff RD Cumberland Jr. A 7 115 Kevin Keith RW Nepean Jr. A 8 133 Thomas Witte LW/C Brampton Midget 9 151 Kris Rous Goal Metcalfe Jr. B 10 169 Shaun Peet LD Chatham Jr. B 11 187 Shawn Witzell RC/W Winnipeg AAA Midget 13 223 Jim Durley LW Port Colborne Jr. B 14 241 Jon Hathaway RW Elgin Middlesex Midget 15 259 Brent L'Heureux RD London Jr. B 16 277 Yan Martel Goal Gloucester Jr. A 17 293 Jeff Sands LD Kingston Jr. A KITCHENER RANGERS 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 14 Barry Graham RD Thunder Bay Bantam 2 32 Joe DiBiase LW/C Toronto Marlboros Bantam 3 50 Ryan Held LC St. Thomas Jr. B 5 86 Travis Lisabeth LC/LW Waterloo Jr. B 6 104 Mike Gorman Goal Ottawa Jr. A 6 107 Rick Bertran LD Fort Erie Jr. B 7 122 Tony Gutilla LD Rochester, NY Jr. B 9 158 Josh Seabrook RW/C Waterloo Jr. B 10 164 Carey Smith RD Peterborough Midget 10 176 Jeremy Baran RW Paris Jr. C 11 194 Dallas Ashford RD/RW Hawkesbury Jr. A 12 205 Bryan Worosz Goal Brantford Midget 12 212 Sean Wormsbecker RW Barrie Midget 13 230 Stephane Nadeau LC Soo Carlucci's Midget 14 248 Ian Fehrman LC Ohsweken Jr. B 15 266 David Russell RD/RW Hamilton Jr. A 16 284 Christian Brunet LC Hawkesbury Jr. A 17 298 Dan Beaudoin LW Muskoka Jr. A 18 308 Sam Simons LW Kitchener Midget LONDON KNIGHTS 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 2 John Erskine LD Quinte Jr. A 2 20 Peter Reynolds RD Caledon Jr. A 3 38 Krystofer Barch LW Georgetown Jr. A 4 56 Chris Kelly LC/LW Aurora Jr. A 6 99 Jason Lange LC/LW Peterborough Jr. A 7 124 Brooks Orpik LD Thayer Academy 9 146 Francis Mooney LD St. John's, Nfld. Midget 11 182 Scott Thompson RC/W Lucan Jr. D 12 200 Ryan McIntyre LW St. Marys Jr. B 13 218 Taylor Cummings Goal Niagara Falls Midget 14 236 Chris Shaffer RW Kenora Midget 15 254 Keith Gelinas LW/C Timmins Midget 16 272 Ryan Simpson LD Winchester Jr. B 17 289 Tomislav Nenadovich LW/C Southpoint Jr. C 18 302 Jamie Conboy LD Oakville Jr. A 19 311 Ian LaBrash LC Elliot Lake Jr. A 20 316 Kyle Shaen LW Thunder Bay Midget NORTH BAY CENTENNIALS 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 3 Brett Angel LD Kingston Jr. A 2 21 Rob Davison LD St. Michael's Jr. A 3 39 Alex Auld Goal Thunder Bay Bantam 4 59 Steve Chabbert RD Thornhill Jr. A 4 60 Jeremy Pedder RW/C Aurora Jr. A 4 63 Mark Jerant RW Detroit Falcons Midget 5 75 Omar Ennaffati RD Caledon Jr. A 6 100 John Dean LW Oshawa Jr. A 7 111 Adam Tackaberry LC Nepean Jr. A 7 113 Luc Messier RC/RW Sturgeon Falls Jr. A 8 129 Jamie Vandespyker Goal Burlington Jr. A 10 165 Adam Lay LD Ajax Jr. A 10 172 Matthew Dzieduszycki LC Mississauga Jr. A 11 183 Nick Vukovic LD Kitchener Jr. B 11 186 Nathan Gillies RW Cambridge Jr. B 13 219 Paul Best LD Soo Thunder Midget 14 237 Blair Clarance LW/C Stratford Jr. B 15 255 Jason Restoule Goal North Bay Midget 16 273 Joel Bergeron RW/C Kapuskasing Midget OSHAWA GENERALS 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 17 Brad Ralph LC/W Kanata Valley Jr. A 2 35 Andrew Peters LW Georgetown Jr. A 3 52 Richard Spence LD Oshawa Bantam 3 53 Drew Bucktooth RW/LS Syracuse Jr. A 5 89 Adam Moloci LC Timmins Midget 6 92 Jason Maleyko LD Leamington Jr. B 8 143 Shawn Cation LD Quinte Jr. A 9 161 David Riddell Goal Strathroy Jr. B 10 179 Ben Brown RW Cambridge Jr. B 11 197 Chris Durno LC North York Canadiens Midget 12 215 Chris Shamess LW Rayside Balfour Midget 13 233 John Harding LW Markham Jr. A 14 251 Ashley White LW Greater Kingston Midget 15 269 Nick Faulkner LW Port Hope Jr. A 16 286 Nathan Woods LD Woolwich Midget 17 299 Greg Bagley LC York Simcoe Midget ( OTTAWA 67's 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO. NAME POSITION 1996-97 CLUB 1 18 Jon Zion LD Nepean Jr. A 2 36 Kyle McAllister LC/LW Cornwall Jr. A 3 54 Ian Jacobs RW Chatham Jr. B 4 72 Darren McMillan RD Waterloo Jr. B 5 76 Joe Talbot RC Strathroy Jr. B 5 90 Alain Veilleux LW Sturgeon Falls Jr. A 8 144 Seamus Kotyk Goal Stratford Jr. B 9 162 David Campbell LC Wellington Jr. A 10 180 Jamie Vickers LD Aurora Jr. A 11 198 Philippe Grandbois Goal Calgary AAA Midget 12 216 George Trifon LC Pickering Jr. A 13 234 Tyler Zemlak RD Aurora Jr. A 14 252 Eric Thomson RW Pickering Jr. A 15 270 Eric Fontaine LD Gloucester Jr. A 16 287 Steve McFarlane Goal Hamilton Jr. A 17 300 Franco Vincelli RD Nepean Jr. A 18 309 Ryan Poll RW Smiths Falls Jr. A 19 314 Courtney Bowker RW Kanata Valley Jr. A 20 318 Fernando Multari RD Winchester Jr. B 21 320 Quinton Taylor LW Perth Jr. B OWEN SOUND PLATERS 1997 PRIORITY SELECTIONS ROUND NO.
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    The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, October 27,1982 11 Three New Members Join Women Teachers’ Association B.H.S. NEWS Runs for Town Council Editors: Chris Kelly, and Sam Laskaris Incumbent school trustee Keith Shackelton will be seek­ ing a position on Newcastle's By Sam Laskaris trolled most of the game, a tie meeting of all staff and town council in the upcoming This past week saw the was all B.H.S. could conic up students involved in technical municipal elections. Bowmanville Redmen football with. Scoring for B.H.S were courses is designed to give team play two L.O.S.S.A. Tracy Stephens and Pierre St. Mr. Shackelton will be recognition to those students contesting the Bowmanville games. Unfortunately, B.H.S. Amand. who excel in their respective came up on the short end of On Wednesday, B.H.S. was (Ward Two) local council fields of technical study. scat. both encounters. On Tuesday, defeated 6 - 2 by the Court ice The assembly was opened the Eastdale Eagles defeated Cougars. More information on by the technical director, Mr. He said hé is running for B.H.S. 26 - 6. Tony Rupa the team's season will be F. Varga. He briefed the office because he wants to see scored B.U.S.’s only touch­ printed next week. audience on the importance of council operated in a business­ down. Also last week both the the assembly itself and then like manner and would hope to On Friday afternoon on our junior and senior girls’ basket ­ brought the principal, Mr.