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Idle bowling thoughts.

...Bowling has been a good

friend and fund raiser for all

charities, and hardly a week

goes by when tournament,

league and open play bowlers

aren't asked to help out with a

donation, participation in a

tournament, or paying a fee to

attend a night of bowling headed

by a celebrity with a favorite

cause. That's fine, but bowling

and bowlers never receive the

full credit so richly deserved.

...You-mostly-hear about the

high scores in tournaments, but

even in the top pro events, there

is always a game or two in the

low 100s or lower. I remember

one night in the famed Paramus

(N.J.) Classic League, one of the

best in the nation, one of the best

bowlers in history, PBA and

USBC Hall of Famer Teata

Semiz rolled such a game. Itmade a great column for me,

and Semiz still laughs about it---

now, not then.

...Kay Grayson, one of

Hollywood's top performers,

and a great singer, died recently

at 88. The connection to bowling

is that she was married at one

time to the late Johnny

Johnston, also a movie star and

entertainer. When Johnston

moved to New York he bowled at

least twice a week in the best

leagues, loved to hang out in

bowling centers, hosted bowling

events and did a fine job as the

announcer of the nationally tele-vised "Make That Spare" show.

All the greats of the 1950s were

featured on the telecast and a

number made big bucks by con-

verting the bonus spare at the

end of each show.

...It is amazing when you read

of bowling's longevity records,

bowlers who have rolled in

leagues or tournaments for more

than 70 years. The most difficult

part is getting past the first hur-

dle, just to live long enough.

...Pro bowlers are the most

cooperative of all athletes when itcomes to appearances, interviews

and the like. But I wonder if talk-

ing to them on TV while they are

in a match is a bit too much.

...One of the many records

posted by pro Hall of Famer

Anne Marie Duggan is a 262

average for an eight game block

in a tournament. The over-

whelming majority of female

bowlers in the world never have

rolled a single game of 262 or

better in their entire careers.

...Houses are built of wood,

stone, logs and gingerbread.

Now, an inventive bowler is talk-

ing about building a cabin out ofbowling balls. Don't be sur-

prised if he succeeds, bowlers,

are doers of strange things, on

and off the lanes.

...Kelly Kulick has been

receiving all kinds of praise and

special attention for her feat of

winning the PBA Tournament of

Champions, the first woman to

to dent the former all-male

domain. Let's hope that she

receives some recognition when

the pick of the athletes of the

year for 2010 are announced.

...It is said that all bad scoring

days in bowling will even out,

that the bad days will happily bematched by an equal amount of

good days. Most bowlers I know

have an awful lot of good days

coming.

...Older bowlers don't exagger-

ate. They just remember big.

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WASHINGTON, D.C. The last

thing Kelly Kulick could have

imagined as she rolled her way to

victory in the Professional

Bowlers Association Tournament

of Champions in January was that

her historic victory would lead to a

visit to the White House.

And beyond simply acknowledg-

ing her as the first woman to win a

PBA Tour

title, Kulick

found herself being hon-

ored as an

A m e r i c a n

pioneer who

had carved

out a unique

place in the

nations histo-

ry as the first

woman to win

a major

championship

in a male-

d o m i n a t e d

professional

sport.

Kulick was invited to attend theInternational Womens Day recep-

tion held in the East Room of the

White House on Monday in cele-

bration of Womens History

Month. Hosted by President

Obama and first lady Michelle

Obama, approximately 250

women attended the event which

honored contributions of women in

history and contemporary society.

The event began approximately

5 p.m. Eastern with a speech by

Mrs. Obama who recognized all

those in attendance.

Today all of you are joining the

long list of incredible women who

have graced these halls both as vis-

itors and as residents, from admi-

rals and actresses to civil rights

pioneers, Mrs. Obama told the

group. Were here today not just

to pay tribute to leaders and icons

and household names We honor

women who refused to listen to

those who would say that you

couldnt or shouldnt pursue your

dreams.

P r e s i d e n t

Obama thenspoke of the

roles of

women in

b u i l d i n g

America.

Kulick said

after the

speeches by

President and

Mrs. Obama,

there was a

short recep-

tion where she

did get to meet

very briefly

with President

Obama.I didnt have a chance to speak

at length with the president or first

lady, but I did get to meet the pres-

ident and shake his hand, which

was certainly a great honor.

Kulick said it was a simple and

moving ceremony.

The presidents speech was very

moving and paid tribute to the

accomplishments of women who

have been pioneers in all walks of

life and as role models we are set-

ting the example for the genera-

tions that will follow us, Kulick

added.Credit PBA photo

Member

Kelly Kulick Goes to

Washington!

AT HOLIDAYRob Andresen 772OAKLAND, NJ Rob Andresen

led the scoring in the Saturday

Junior Major League firing a 279

game for a high series of 772.

Kevin Macchia shot 279, Kris

Jergensen 267, Mike Carr 696,

Kyle Landau 682, Rich Gutches

670, Joe Saccamanno 665, Tyler

Blind 664, and Anastasia DeLeon

210.

Nelson Debow 734Nelson Debor paced the scoring

in the Sal Marino-Budweiser

Classic League firing a 268 game

for a high series of 734.

Jack Prins rolled 257-696, Paul

Walmers 255-694, Joseph

Gazzillo 256-694, Jim Schnaidt

686, Jacob Solomon 679, Josh

Binhammer 672, Brian Denhartog

669, and Dean Kazinci 669.

In the Tusday Ladies Handicap

League Fran Miller rolled 231,

Janet Fitzgerald 221, Betty

Hughes 210, and Fran Miller 204.

Tim Scott 719Tim Scott paced the scoring in

the Saturday Junior Major League

firing a 233 game for a high series

of 719.

Brian Ball shot 267-671, Rich

Gutches 647, Tim Scott 259, Ryan

Kattine 247, Colette Malyack 241-

210, and Anastasia DeLeon 201-

200.

Zachery Tanglao 730Zachery Tanglao paced the scor-

ing in the Pops Coslet Memorial

League firing a high game of 261

and a high series of 730.

Chuck Wassmer hit 248-247-727,

Chuck Coslet 257-667, Joe Noce

667, Brian Guelph 660, and Kathy

Hanek 236-606.

Joe Donnarumma 721Joe Donanrumma led the Sunday

Gutterdusters League firing games

of 269-267 for a high series of721.

Steve Galik rolled 246-667,

Chris Amiaga 652, Rich Worst

248-646, Brian Scott 248-641, and

Tracie Peterson 200.

Sott Merwede 695Scott Merwede led the scoring in

the Monday Nite Early Mix

League firing a high game of 248


Tim Fitzgerald shot 675, Stacey

Bade 243-648, Vicki Allen 229-

225-630, Jon Paul Richard 238,

Jim Ketterer 663, and Debra Ross

611.

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Nick also scored a 232 middle game in posting 643, the evenings top

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In other contests, the pace-setting Cardinals rode 14-year-old Will

Blancos 225-620 to a 5-2 win over the Mighty Chipmunks. Caf Tra-

Ell swept past Team Awesome into third place as 9-year-old Nicole

Fonseca continued to bowl better than average. Juicy moved up in the

standings by vanquishing the Ghosts, 7-0.

Over average scores from the twelve and under rollers were Nikki

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among the adults were Kevin Gavron 221-217, Art Arrigo 210 and Patti

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ELMWOOD PARK, NJ Willie Seabrooks led the Wednesday

Teterboro Bowling League at Parkway Lanes firing games of 256-245-

265 for a high 766 series.

Rich Miller, Sr. rolled 258-739, Jim Viola 254-724, Jim Carroll, Jr. 289-

696, Bill Scrivens 258-694, James Willis 257-692, David Friedhoff 237-

682, Joe Avola 258-673, Frank Beamon 258-657, & Joe Donnarumma

257-656.

At another meeting Mark Marton led with 236-244-257-737 followed by

Steve Semancik 267-730, Joe Mercurio 255-702, Rob Byrd 246-700,

James Willis 245-675, Joe Avola 255-674, Greg Ciccone 252-667,

Joe Donnarumma 236-664, Frank Beamon 224-652, Don Fugate 258-

651, and Scott Koenig 225-651.

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By Dennis O'Flaherty

MONTVALE, NJ - Bryan Kist

lead the scoring in the Junior

Singles League at Montvale Lanes

this week with games 242, 224

and 201 for a 667 series. Brian

O'Flaherty shot games of 234,

211, 195 for a 640 series and

Bobby McCarthy bowled 212, 209

and 204 for a 625. Mike Wuhrman

rolled a pair of 212 games, Eric

Sibbald had a 222, Jon Frantin a

234, Ray Lavender a 201 and Tim

Frantin a 195.

In the Strikers league, Kristian

Burke fired a 216 game, Shannon

Rossi rolled games of 162 and

156, Davis Badaszewski had a

154, Kelsey Pulzone bowled 151

and Jamie Mager a 149.

In the Power Preps Matthew Leo

rolled games of 115, 107 and 103

for a 325 series, Nick Leo shot a

113, Noah Goldberg rolled a 124

game, Eric Skoog shot a 110 and

Amanda Dembeck rolled an 83.

Rich Kingsland 746 at Hy-Way Bowl

WAYNE, NJ Rich Kingsland topped the scoring in the Plau Post91/Monday Nite Mixed Leauge at Hy-Way Bowl firing games of 279-

258-209 for a high series of 746.

Alton Jenkins hit 226-238-255-719, Reginald Bellamy 237-211-267-

715, Theo Lasure 245-213-251-709, Bobby Brown 257-223-223-703,

and Ameer Godimer 278.

Jeff Dudas 726 in OLVWAYNE, NJ - Jeff Dudas had the big guns out as he paced all scoring

with 267-726 in the Our Lady of the Valley Bowling League T-Bowl II

Rich Shanley rolled 258-710, Chris Romeo 244-650, Bob Dillon

247-646, and Jim Shaver 224-643.

In another session, Chris Romeo was the leader rolling 247 en route

to a 696 series. Randy Klein was right on his tail with 245-689, fol-

lowed by Tom Maloney 248-686, Brian Dodd 249-680, Jim Shaver

246-678, Ben Fierro 267-663, Jeff Dudas 257-660, Mark Galliano 237-

650, and Don Meytrott 234-646.


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Bob Olstead 661Bob Olstead led the scoring in the

Mixed League firing games of 254-


Walt Forrester shot 246-208-643,

Frank Zabriski, Sr. 256, Keri May

253-203-238-694, Sharon Bush

232, and Lauren DeFilipo 225.Ed

Boehlke 679ROCKAWAY, NJ- Ed Boehlke led

the Monday Nite Mixed firing 255-


Anthony Formica hit 233-206-221-

660, and Ricky Exner 234.

Nichole Spratford 646 Nichole Spratford blasted 235-

212-646, Mike Angle 233-201-605,

Alison Gomer 218, and Matt

Graham 211 in the PBA Experience

League.

Dale Eppel 674Dale Eppel led the Monday Early

Birds firing 279-200 for a 679.

Kreg Gibbons shot 245-202-224-

671, Joe Miller 278, and Camille

McQueen 202.

Mike Potoski 673Mike Potoski led the scoring in the

Tuesday Night Mixed League firing

games of 255-223 for a high series

of 673.

Bill Booth shot 223-203-215-641,

Linda Cordasco 203, and Rebeca

Chaparro 221.

Bill Karpack 663Bill Karpack led the scoring in the

NorBu Lodge League firing games

of 245-226 for a high series of 663.

Charles Writght shot 236-221-

201-661, James Blonske 225-223-

637, Bne Vennesland 248, Marie

Van Treuren 207-201-201-661,Lynn Perry 228, and Stacey Titus

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Joe Marchese 757MADISON, NJ Joe Marchese topped the

Morris County Police & Fire League firing

a 265 game for a high series of 757.

Tom Kreder shot 269-731, Mark

Kwiatkowski 257, Michael Ramos 699,

and Carolyn Granato 221.

Kyle McKissock 695Kyle McKissock paced the scoring in the

Wednesday Trio League firing a 245 game


Trevor Bogert hit 245-640, Andrew

Stephens 238, Joe Mazzarese 632, Chris

Ardizzone 223, Cheryl Killeen 213, and

Stephanie Rahn 203.

Tom Klein 276Tom Klein fired a high game of 276 in the

Livingston Business Mens League.

Bob Perry shot 269-662, Mike Ramos

257-695, and Eddie Werzyn 676.

Trevor Bogert 297Trevor Bogert fired a high game of 297 in

the CMIL League.

Vinnie Pagnotta rolled 733, and Margaret

Byrne 222-600.

Scott Damiano 279Scott Damiano led the Pat Martinelli

Friday Classic League firing a high 279.

Frank San Felice shot 276-731, Ben

Geffken 267, Joe Horincewich 739, Vinnie

Pagnotta 715, Ellen Moore 216-600, and

Donna Badolato and Sue Dobrinsky 194.

Jennifer Drury 259Jennifer Drury rolled 259-684, Liesl

Apgar 258-695, and Karen Reinacher 217-

613 in the Plaza Ladies Trio League.

Dot Newsome 256Dot Newsome led the Reed League firing

a 256 and a high 648 set.Shawn Johnson rolled 232-617, Brian

Adams 218, Margot Cronin 212, Pat Friscia

210, and Pete Timony 202.

Jon Russo 658Jon Russo led the Pharma Plus with a 233

game for a high series of 658.

Ron Kaepernik and Joe Izzo shot 214, and

Barbara Clas and Marcia Craig 192.

In the Chatham Collisionettes League Jodi

Belli rolled 220-616, Lori Pucek 213, Alice

Bednarik and Maria Herbstomer 203.

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NORTHLEVITTOWN

Jon Crawford 255LEVITTOWN, NY In the

Monday Lu Hi Mixed League Jon

Crawford rolled 255, and Joe

Turchiano 247.

Tom Parisi 644Tom Parisi paced the scoring in

the Wednesday Hicksville Elks

League firing a 237 game for a

high series of 644.

Rich Sanfilippo hit 235, Adam

Bose 233, Rob Coffin 225, and

Jon Crawford 222.

Fredda Amon 642In the Tuesday Meadow Ladies

League Fredda Amon shot 255-

225-642, Debbie Cruz 248, Betty

Espey and Emily Socolow 222,

Jamie Olson 221, and Anne

Zajack 211.

Kathleen Puckhber rolled 204,

Chris Durkel and Linda Sargent

203, and Barbara Davis 201 in the

Wednesday. Ladies of the

Morning League.

Melinda Blaney 234In the Wednesday PM Ladies

League Melinda Blenay rolled

234, Allispn Proctor 230, Grace

Corsentino 226, Marina Zammier217, Norma Andrews 210, and

Michelle Spindell 209.

SOUTHLEVITTOWN

Bryan Costigiola 269LEVITTOWN, NY Bryan

Costigiola led the scoring in the

Monday LIA League firing a high

game of 269.

Ed Werbeck hit 248-246, Steve

Koopmann 256, Chris Schnepp

245, Vin Spina 245, and Pamela

Waluk 222.

In the Tuesday Early Birds

League Leaine Rezny hit 238,

Theresa Rogers 220, and

Stephanie Crossley 213.

Pete Thomasefsky 624Pete Thomasefsky paced the

scoring in the Wednesday Young

@ Heart Seniors League firing

games of 233-214-213 for a high

series of 624.

Joe Marsiello hit 233, Richie

Coyer 220, Jack Mateer 215,

Rocco Torrieri 216, and John

Eastwood 209.

Cappy Caporusso 620Cappy Caporusso led the

Wednesday Swingtime Seniors

League firing 213-236-226-620.

Eric Rosch hit 223, Gene Kenny

210, George Kinkel 201-216, and

Joe Hopp 203.

In the Wednesday Knights of

Columbus League Rich Kremler

hit 236, and Brian Dunker 231.

Rob Lawless 746PISCATAWAY, NJ Rob Lawless

led the Thursday Mens League

pitching 233-279-234-746.

Bob Sartin shot 269-227-232-

728, Rich Hunton 268-233-200-

701, Ed Bienvenue 280, Patrick

Wahler 277, Rob Giles 267, and

Tom Sheehan 269.

Joan Lozowski shot 267 in

Charlies Angels.

K. Urquhart 725Keith Urquhart led the scoring in

the Classic League firing games of

245-226-254 for a high series of

725.

Steve Tomei shot 246-267, Gus

Apruill 253, Tom Sheehan 257,

and Walter Kroners and Tom

McGregor 245.

Scott Tecza 278Scott Tecza shot 278, and Brian

Fiore 256-266 in the Hes and

Shes League.

Bill Giarretta 711

Bill Giarretta rolled 224-278-209-711 in the AT&T Tuesday

League.

Keith Urquhart 708Keith Urquhart led the scoring in

the Wednesday AT&T League fir-

ing games of 229-212-267 for a

high series of 708.

Robert Bressler rolled 232-279,

Daniel Nagy 259, Don Amann

258, Jon Campbell 232-246, and

Tom Aussem 2230-230.

In the Friday Leftovers League

firing a 267 game and Chris Scott,

Sr. shot 255.

Gary Wittmer 703Gary Wittmer rolled 246-226-

231-703, Larry Specht 264, and

Larry Nias 247 in the So.

Plainfield Mix League.

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THE MAGI C AT MAJESTICBill McGuirl 773

Bill Mc Guirl topped the

Madison Park Mens League toss-

ing games of 269-277-227 for a

high series of 773.

Jason Gomez shot 229-234-

278-741, Michael Ibanez 214-

277-243-734, Dennis Smith 217-

279-212-708, Dennis Nicol 265-

254-697, John Parlante 224-255-

211-690, Rick Sciulla 236-225-

222-683, Brian Lynch 244-239-

682, and Joe Vaccaro 264-227-

675.

Rocco Fortunato 772Rocco Fortunato topped all com-

petition in the Family League

pitching games of 236-247-289

for a high 772 set.

Kevin Kopko rolled 248-248-

208-704, Jim Medoro 246-210-

233-689, Al Patrick 246-213-234-

683, Joe Bloodgood 244-202-212-

659, Robert Girod 215, Bob

McCracken 217, Eric Applegate

217-236-639, and Karen Drost

211.

Rocco Fortunato 782Rocco Fortunato topped the Fri.

Nite Mixed with288-257-237-782.

Rob Williams rolled 236-233-

257-726, Dave Rezes 236-209-

210-655, Kevin Eccleston 208-

213-232-653, Kenny Anderson

228-246-651, Bryan Hudak 211-

256-647, Tony Tamondong 246-

223-646, Jose Vega 232-216-633,

Rob Morris 202-221-208-631,

and Barbara Woitowicz 213.

Neal A. Lindner 759Neal A. Lindner topped the scor-

ing in the Madison Park Mens

League firing games of 277-279-203 for a high series of 759.

Joe Vaccaro shot 266-268-735,

Steven Russo 239-268-708, Willie

Zammitto 238-235-231-704, John

Kaminski 242-236-226-704, Tom

Martino, Jr. 268-257-700, Jay

Pintus 247-259-699, Bruce Mohr

216-236-234-686, Bill Buckley

226-247-684, Eric Oppenheimer

234-237-212-684, and Bill

McGuirl 244-235-203-682.

Don Anione 714Don Anione led the scoring in the

His & Hers League firing games

of 231-259-224 for a high 714.

Andy Shafer rolled 203-214-252-

669, Bill Smith 256-205-202-663,

Michael Holoka 222-247-653,

Bonnie DeSimone 277-647, Linda

Shafer 225-245-629, Shelly

Jacques 223-227-629, Carmine

Latin 222-208-621, and John

Strassner 214-223-618.

Ralph Doerfler 712Ralph Doerfler topped the

Atlantic City Trios with 263-216-

233 for a 712 high set.Mike Vicidomini shot 206-232-

236-674, Erick Kerekes 251-237-

667, Ernesto Cabrera 207-245-

644, Dave Wybraniec 227-226-

635, Willie Hall 240-201-630,

Mike Freedley 246-625, and

David Smith 234-204-604.

Dennis Quintana 707Dennis Quintana led the Sunday

Nite Mixed League with 245-219-

243 for a high series of 707.

Elliot Carrasco 267-218-683,

John Delgado 205-211-233-649,

Sean Early 205-255-648, Frank

Nebus 211-243-647, Kevin Spann

216-213-204-633, and Carole

Lopez 204-212.

Tony Tomondong 688Tony Tomondong led the Friday

Nite Mixed League pitching 207-

290 for a 688.

Frank Kertesz shot 203-218-258-

679, Paul Woitowicz 215-202-

243-660, Kevin Eccleston 248-

230-659, Kevin Cristi 246-224-

654, Rocco Fortunato 233-203-

211-647, Rob Morris 231-207-

640, Dan Krakowski 237-204-633, and Lynne Otterbine 223.

Bob Joseph 717Bob Joseph paced the Atlantic

City Trios League with games of

231-279-207 in the session high

series of 717.

Ernesto Cabrera rolled 257-234-

679, Bill Benezia 223-224-206-

653, Joseph Kurpinski 204-204-

223-633, Dave Wybraniec 214-

228-630, and Robert Terefenko

234-226-626.

Jeff Roberts 645Jeff Roberts paced the scoring in

the Merck League firing games of

224-222 for a high 645 set. Bill

Pyrz shot 223-221-639, Tom

Vickery 264-618, John Halliday

202-229-607, Tu Trinh 238, Nick

Holiday 229, and Eileen Camasta

211.

Rich Nicholls 763Rich Nicholls topped the Raritan

Bay Mens League firing 274-234-

255 for a high series of763.

Steve A. Venito shot 257-235-

242-734, Dave Jackowski 258-

244-205-707, Bill Bailey 264-242-703, Gabe Ferrari 278-234-

692, Joey Weinstein 257-220-214-

691, Julio Perez, Sr. 223-246-222-

691, Bob Kerwin 227-248-680,

Craig Hockman 232-246-679, Ted

Lapka 278-213-673, Lauren Banz

248-209-663, Lauro Perez rolled

245-213-618, Raul Morales 246-

604, Mike Garcia 234-204-603,

Sean Williams 2167, Richard

Maddock 233, Christine Gallagher

213 in the Vacation League.

Saturday &Sunday

April 24 & 25, 2010

May 1 & 2, 2010

BERGEN COUNTY USBC

BOWLING ASSOCIATION6th ANNUAL HANDICAP DOUBLES

TOURNAMENT

Tournament withinTournament

SCRATCH SCORES

A Single TournamentFor an additional $20.00

Use same three games

cash (1 in 10 )

Certified by the United States Bowling Congress

HOLIDAY BOWL29 Spruce Street

OAKLAND, NJ 07436Phone: 201-337-6516

DivisionsBased on Team AverageDiv A: 375 & UnderDiv B: 376 and Over

ENTRIES CLOSE ENTRY FEES MAIL FORM AND FEES TO:Bergen County Bowling Association

PETE GURRIERI,

Tournament Director614 Kinderkamack Road

River Edge, NJ 07661

Phone: 201-265-3365Fax: 201-265-2606

May 2, 2010, 1:00 P.M.

PRIZE FEE RETURNED 100%

AT LEAST 1 PRIZE FOR EACH!!!EIGHT TEAMS!!!

Prize Fund .............................. $ 30.00Lineage....................................... 16.50Expenses .................................... 13.50

Team Total ............................. $ 60.00

Make Checks Payable to:BCBA DOUBLES

(Please print or type)

BOWLER #1 BOWLER #2

Name (ID Number) Name (ID Number)

Address Address

City, State Zip City, State Zip

Phone (Cell Phone) Phone (Cell Phone)

Association (League Name) Association (League Name)

HIGHEST BCBA 08-09 Average HIGHEST 08-09 BOOK Avg. HIGHEST BCBA 08-09 Average HIGHEST 08-09 BOOK Avg.

Please indicate your 1st

and 2nd

choice of date and time below.

Saturday

April 24 10:00 AM_____ NOON_____ 3:00 PM_____

Saturday

May 1 10:00 AM_____ NOON_____ 3:00 PM_____

Sunday

April 25 10:00 AM_____ 1:00 PM_____

Sunday

May 2 10:00 AM_____ 1:00 PM_____

Entry Closing Date May 2, 2010 1:00 PM

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