Holy Rosary Bowling Lanes

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We are sad to hear of the passing of Charlie Hunter. Charlie bowled at a high level for many years here at the Holy Rosary and former Newcastle Creek alleys. He also participated and was part of past championships teams of the former NB Power bowling tournament that was held over the years. He also participated in the provincial Senior B tournament. We send our condolences to Wanda and her family. Charlie, you will be missed.

We are sorry to hear of the passing of Bill Cook. Bill was an established bowler from Fredericton who bowled many times with our local Minto and Grand Lake teams. He was very well know to our local bowlers and still holds the Holy Rosary Lanes Hi-Single record with a 188. Bill you will be sadly missed. Rest easy....

CONTACT: Lane Manager-Rick Bourgeois-327-3867(alley)
Phone-327-3392 or email: [email protected] for any bookings or inquiries, NO FB MESSAGES PLEASE - USE CONTACT NUMBERS PROVIDED.

Thank you to all that attended the 2nd annual Jason "Elvis" McCoy memorial bowling tournament. Congrats to the team of Danny Boucher, Ken Fraser, Gerald Richard, John DiCarlo and Paul McLellan for their first place finish. Second place honors went to the team of Jerry "Springer" Richard, Dan Thornton, Stormie Beers, Tony Vautour and Bob Betts. A special thank you to our major sponsor's:: Emberley Electric and K-Line Construction. Thank you to DiCarlo's Home Hardware, Matt Richardson and Mulder's Meat for also donating prizes. To Jason's true buddies - Adam Emberley and Marcel Richard, thank you for stepping up and helping out to make this another fun and successful memorial to Jason. To the "boys" from Harvey for making it for the second straight year. To Jason's family members who bowled - it was great to see you all. Looking forward to having you all back for next year's 3rd annual. RIP Jason, gone but not forgotten....Mike Richardson, tournament organizer