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COACH OF THE YEAR: ED ERVINE MEMORIAL VOLUNTEER: TOM VANCE TRAINER OF THE YEAR:
DIRK WOLTERBEEK 2009 ONTARIO CHAMPS: McGEE MOTORS ATOM SAILORETTES LES PHILLIPS
Goderich Minor Hockey 2009 year-end award recipients
Coach of the Year - Dirk Wolterbeek Sr.
Trainer of the Year - Les Phillips
Don Johnston Memorial Award - Carolyn Austin
Past President's Award - Kim Ritchie
Ed Ervine memorial Volunteer Award - Tom Vance
James Wilkinson Memorial Trophy - Local 1863
Paul Rivers Award Dwyer Brown
Gerry Fritzley Award - Aiden Graham
Vic Whetstone Award - Jared Baker, Trevor Lockie, Tyler
Holmes
Ed Ervine Memorial Award - Chad Austin and Brad Gethke
Brian Lamb Award - Joe Whitely, Lucas Denomme
Jared Fisher Award - Teil Pitblado, Gary Lynch
Mark Mathers Award - Scott McGee, Dean Reynolds
Ashley Meriam Award - Samantha Hodges, Haley Bowman,
Justine Hart, Emily Gordon
Has Adoption
Touched Your Life?
On June 1, 2009, Ontario
adoption records will be opened.
visit www.ontario.ca/adoptioninfo
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THIS IS AN IMPORTANT REMINDER that if you were involved in an adoption in Ontario, your information and
Privacy rights are changing.
Effective June 1, 2009, Ontario adoption records will be opened. This means adopted adults and birth parents will
be given access to identifying information from birth records and adoption orders.
If the adoption order was made before September 1, 2008, adopted adults and birth parents can file a disclosure veto
to prevent the release of the information.
If you want your identifying information kept private, you should file a disclosure veto before June 1, 2009.
No contact notices are also available.
To learn more about your rights to information and privacy regarding adoption, visit www.ontario.ca/adoptioninfo
or call 1400-461-2156 ('TTY 416-325-3408).
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Photo by Denny Scott
Andrew Ginn takes aim for service
Saturday in the three -on -three division.
Tac -Tonics take
Sailors' tourney
Where else but at a charity volleyball tourna-
ment do teams compete in categories like the
Beach Bums and the Hardcores?
On Saturday the Goderich Sailors held their
volleyball fundraiser, complete with food,
drinks, and half of the Memorial Arena cov-
ered in sand.
Winners include, in the Beach Bums Cat-
egory, Sunset Blinds; in the Hardcore category
Tac Tonics; and in the three -on -three category,
Hoof -Hearted.
Organizer Brian Sowerby explained that this
year's event was larger than last.
"We had more teams this year, and some uni-
versity players came down, that really upped
the calibre," he said. "It was a great turnout,
and we've already had some people express an
interest in playing next year."
Next year's tournament will be held in May
to accommodate more players returning home
from college and university.
Final figures on the amount raised by the
tournament were unavailable as of press time.