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Many bowlers out for Kids’ Sake
June 11, 2015 · 0 Comments
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel recently hosted the local version of Tim Hortons Bowl for Kids Sake at Skyview Lanes in Bolton. The Town of Caledon was represented by this team, which won the prize for Best Team Spirit, and Mayor Allan Thompson (far left) won Top Fundraiser for monies raised to date for the Bolton event. He is seen here with (standing) Johanna Downey, Nick deBoer, Jennifer Innis, Rob Mezzapelli, Sandra Sharpe, (seated) Barb Shaughnessy, Marjory Gibson and Annette Groves.
Photos by Bill Rea
The Matson Marauders were back in form to represent their street, winning the award for the best-dressed team. Making up the team was Derek Clark, Janet Muir, Steve Dranitsaris, Liz Carter and Ian Carter.
Zehrs in Bolton was well represented by Alex Dellamora, Laura Varvaro, Fraser Neal, Darren Lugowy, Marco Cesarone and Brad Bartley.
The Select Strikers from Prudential Select in Bolton consisted of Bryan Gnida, is Thompson, Rob Conte, Elaine White and Elizabeth Rustja.
The Royal Purple LePagers were composed of (front) Dorothy Mazeau, Tommy Konstantinidis, (back) Caron Shaw and Nick Taccogna.
The Prudential Rollers consisted of Ed Risi, Shirley Hoppler, Greg Ringer, Gina Risi and Verona Teskey.
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