Top Story
Late bloomer
AUBURN - For more than 40 years, Gil Ward has rarely stepped away from the bowling alley.
Ward, 90, has dedicated much of his time over the past four decades to the game that came to him rather late in life.
“I started when I was about 50,” Ward said. “I started bowling at Starlite when it first opened. I had a neighbor who was in a league and they had someone drop out, so me and my wife, Becky, joined and we bowled in that mixed league. And I've been bowling ever since.”
Navigation
Articles you haven't read yet:
- PHOTO PROVIDED
Each week, the Skaneateles Journal will feature a drawing from one of the town's budding artists. This week, the Journal A1 Artist is Elizabeth Bassett Nodine-Saunders, who is 8 and attends Waterman Elementary. - Schools
- After slow start offensively, Lakers beat Maroons
- Hingis retires from tennis
- STAT BOOK
- Perhaps the most important vote
Also in Bowling
Galloping to gold
WEEDSPORT - Kaitlyn Bello said she didn't know that she had won first place for Novice Youth Hunter Hack at her first All American Quarter Horse Congress national horseback riding competition in Ohio last month until they had announced her name.
More of this story
The Citizen Copyright ©2008
A division of Lee Publications, Inc.
25 Dill Street
Auburn, NY 13021
Contact Us
