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Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, April 15, 2009 - Page A33
Marj Moore Invitational to help Booster Club
Honour Rollers
Janet Rumig 358, Richard Arbour 319, Dan
Lougheed 350 and 806 triple, Peter Lovell 323
and 811 triple, Roy Law 751 triple, Rickey
Fields(YBC) 312.
Youth Canada Bowlers
The Youth Bowlers were knocking the pins
over with some great games. Some of the
highlight games were by Noah Smith 157,
Eric Saunders 139, Theresa Roosemalen 145,
Tegan Stuparyk 234,Jonathan Stuparyk 209,
Scott Franken 220, Jimmy Murray 136, Mitch-
ell Adams 153, Owen Kerr 130, Shane Keddy
276 and 690 triple, Brendan Ritchie 215 and
Rickey Fields 312 a new personal best and 100
P.O.A. Nice bowling Rickey!
Monday Ladies
The Ladies were bowling well on Monday
night along with nice games by Alice Koop-
mans 225, 217 and 442 double. They have
started their play-offs with the Bowling Babes
taking an early lead.
Tlue-day Seniors
The Tuesday Seniors were on top of their
games this week with nice bowling done by
Duncan Murchison 219, Marie Millian 194,
Bill Mathias 155, Milt Ferris 216 and Marcel
Richard 232.
Meneset•
The Meneset League finished up their season
this week with the Dick's Tricks team of Dick
Taylor, Nuala Clark, Delmar Miller, Maureen
Chapelle and Ev Croth winning the play-offs.
Highlight games were Bob Croth 231, John
Falconer 211, Audrey Black 213, Denyse Du-
beault, 202 and Ev Croth 191 and 547 triple.
Special Olympics
The Special Olympics gang enjoyed some
great games by Nick Bowden 180, Sonya Far-
rell 190, Alix McNee 149, Richard Arbour
319, Paul Dawson 186, Devin Scott 135, Chris
Parks 80, Erik Berg 184, Darryl Tebow 128,
Aleshia Farrell 166, Tina Hessels 172 and Aar-
on Nichol -McDonald 176.
Tuesday Mixed
The Tuesday Mixed League are rolling
along in their play-offs with the Pokeys in the
lead. Highlight games were by Kevin Willis
281, Stephen Wragg 189, Ray Raidt 256 and
Steve Jessop 252.
Thursday Seniors
The Thursday Seniors are in the middle of
their play-offs with the Blue Division leaders
being the Ducks. In the Orange Division the
Jay Birds are in top spot and in the Green Divi-
sion the Larks are in first place. Some of the
highlight games are Theo Van Der Korput 202,
Bruce Rundle 254, Nan McFarlane 163,Mar-
ian Millar 182, Jack Blay 213 and Ron Klages
257, 254 and 717 triple.
Thursday Men
The play-offs are seeing the Thursday Men's
League trying for every pin to make a move on
the boards. The Dirty Dogs are presently in the
lead with the Pin Crushers following in sec-
ond spot. Some of the Men's highlight games
Schedule ready for
Sailors' volleyball
The Goderich Junior
'C' Sailors are once again
trading their skates for
bare feet this
April, host-
ing
their sec- r t�
and annual
indoor beach
volleyball
tournament atr `
the Memorial
as a three -on -three com-
petitive division and of
course, one for the beach
bums.
Action
starts Thurs-
day, April 23,
with the rec-
reational divi-
sions.
For more
information
or for schedule times,
please visit the team's
Web site:
www.sailorshockey.ca.
Arena Apr.
23-25.
The tournament will.
feature a six -on -six com-
petitive division as well
were Randy Pollock 247, Mike Fox 248, Don-
ald Hodkinson 256, Gary Chambers 255 and
708 triple, Roy Law 300 and 751 triple, Mike
Dynes 223, Mike Zacharewicz 212, Kevin Ru-
mig 226, Larry Wilson 210, Shawn Cudmore
246, Tony Martens 218, Tony Johnston 213
and Paul Wheeler 204.
Tonight Little Bowl is holding their first
annual Marj Moore Invitational. The event is
being held in honour of long-time, devoted
Little Bowl league member Marj Moore, who
passed away this
past year. The league
bowlers that have
been invited to to-
night's competition,
have had at least 100
pins over their aver-
age or made it on
the honour roll this
season to be eligible.
There is a silent auc-
tion table set up for
anyone to bid on the
sports items, with
all the proceeds go-
ing to the local Kid's
Booster Club. This
is intended to be an
enjoyable night of
bowling, just the
way Marj would
have liked it.
•
Goderich Minor Hockey Inc
is holding
TRYOUTS FOR A
PEEWEE A/BB
GIRLS HOCKEY TEAM
GODERICH for the 2009-2010 season.
The intent is for the team to play
in the Lower Lakes Female Hockey
League. For more information please
contact: Joanne Johnston at
marknjo@sympatico.ca or
Kelly Higgs at higgs@hurontel.on.ca
TRYOUT DATES AT YMCA GODERICH
Wednesday, April 22 7-8:30pm
Saturday, April 25 3-4:30pm
;friday, May 1 6:30-8:OOpm
The cost will be $30
at the time of tryouts.
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