SRC bowling scores for the week of December 9-15

Similkameen Rec Centre bowling scores for the week in Keremeos

 

 

 

Friday – Special Olympics – two games

Mackenzie Walker 167 = 294

Monday – Alley Oops

Ladies

Kristina Dupuis 227, 210 = 604

Bundie Page 202, 203

Helen Witter 207

Irma Desjardins 205

Men 

* Wayne Ritchie 241, 223, 247 = 711

Jack Popovich 254, 235 = 658

Norm Boucher 219

Harold Desjardins 210

Wednesday A.M. Goldenagers

Ladies

Wendy Flack 221

Irma Desjardins 237

Pam Irwin 200, 208

Men

Gary Thielmann 208

Ralph Hodge 232, 212 = 635

Jack Popovich 215

Harold Desjardins 204, 247 – 607

Thursday A.M. G. A. Swingers

Men

Frank Joyce 200

Paul Herchak 235

Clyde Morris 244

John Merriman 200

Ed Wilson 216

*Bowler of the week

 

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