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224 and 207 for an 885 total.

Kerri Thorburn ‘topped the
women with’ games of 157, 202,
192 and 175 for a 726 total.

In the Youth Bowling Program

Thunderbird Lanes, bantam

league 10-pin play

Theresa Docile bowled a big 165

Jason Lyle had a 148 high single :
game and a 408 three-game total.

game,

bowler Billy McInnes, who has a
74-point average, bowled games of
58, 129 and 105 for a 292 total.

Chris Mandzuk was the top ban- In the junior division, Ryan
tam bowler with a 425 series and Jarvis had ‘a nice 515 series with
games of 166, 141 and 118. games of 192, 148 and 175.

HIGHLIGHTS IN recent 10-pin
bowling ‘action included David
Mickens rolling up a terrific 914
four-game series in the Duggan
West Insurance Mixed Trio League
with games of 203, 210, 256 and at

Maureen Whittal was . leading
senior girl with games of 182, 178
and 207 for a 567 series.

245.

Jan Crock was the high bowler
for the women with games of 190,
196, 203 and 223 for an 812 total.

Tracy Noble, who had a high
single game of 217, continued her
excellent bowling in the Lions Gate
Ladies Trio League when she had
games of 188, 202, 156 and 213 for
a 759 series.

Tracy’s mother, Peg Nobile, kept
the high scoring in the family with
games of 180, 180, 192 and 184 for
a 736 total.

In the Avalon Hotel B.C. All
Star League, Steve Butterley was in
peak form racking up games of
255, 266, 188 and 192 for a 901
total.

Al Boyd bowled a high single

game of 257.and Bill Kasiol had a
big 245 game.

In Royalette Ladies League ac-
tion, Cookie Weidman converted
the difficult. 7-8-10 split into’ a
spare, while Linda Curl! rolled up
a 572 total with, games of 176, 196

and 2005».
In. the Delbrook. League, John

Neale bowled games’ of 234, 212 °
~ and 183 for 2 629 total.) .; .*
‘’ Donna Bedard was the high lady.”

bowler with games of 191,207 and
174 for a 572 series.
.. Bowling “in the Neate’s. Coffee
-. Doubles |. League, |. Gary © Lincoln
managed a single spare through: an
entire whole game but did roll 11
strikes with his remaining MW balls
for a great 279 game. -*

" Sparing in the league, Steve. But-

ferley rolled games of 207 247,

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