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Bowling awards

SaltWire Network | Posted: May 6, 2019, 4:05 p.m. | Updated: May 6, 2019, 4:05 p.m. | 2 Min Read
Shown is the team that won the regular season championship, and the playoff championship. In front from left are: Elaine Vachersesse and Elizabeth MacHattie, while in back are Anne Moore, Susan Wilson and Lola Tree.
Shown is the team that won the regular season championship, and the playoff championship. In front from left are: Elaine Vachersesse and Elizabeth MacHattie, while in back are Anne Moore, Susan Wilson and Lola Tree. - Kevin Adshade

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The Women’s Institute and Friends Ladies Bowling League held a year-end banquet recently in Westville and handed out awards.

Shown is the second-place team for the regular season. In front from left are: Jean MacKay and Carolyn MacLeod, while in back are Frances Cameron, Frances Moss, and Faustina Smith.
Shown is the second-place team for the regular season. In front from left are: Jean MacKay and Carolyn MacLeod, while in back are Frances Cameron, Frances Moss, and Faustina Smith.

 

Shown is the second-place team from the playoffs. In front from left are: Catherine Findlay and Marlene Chisholm, while in back are Dorothy Verhagen, Wilma Cameron and Bev Cleve.
Shown is the second-place team from the playoffs. In front from left are: Catherine Findlay and Marlene Chisholm, while in back are Dorothy Verhagen, Wilma Cameron and Bev Cleve.

 

Sandra Cruickshank, at left, took home the high triple honours, High No-Mark, as well as High Average for the regular season (99). In middle is Marlene Chisholm, who had the high single in the regular season (134). At right is Phyllis Gennoe (High Single in the playoffs with a 141).
Sandra Cruickshank, at left, took home the high triple honours, High No-Mark, as well as High Average for the regular season (99). In middle is Marlene Chisholm, who had the high single in the regular season (134). At right is Phyllis Gennoe (High Single in the playoffs with a 141).

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