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The Exceptional Youth Bowling League will enter its 50th year in September.

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Mary Anne Dressel (left) gets a high five for a strike from Angie Beagg during a weekly game at the Masters Lanes Bowling Center. Ms. Dressel has bowled with the AMBUCS Exceptional Youth Bowling League for 49 years.  Annette M. Drowlette/Staff
Annette M. Drowlette/Staff
Mary Anne Dressel (left) gets a high five for a strike from Angie Beagg during a weekly game at the Masters Lanes Bowling Center. Ms. Dressel has bowled with the AMBUCS Exceptional Youth Bowling League for 49 years.

William Kirchheim, a member of the Augusta chapter of the American Business Clubs, started the service project.

Tommy Boyles, an AMBUCS member since 1971, has been chairman of the bowling project since 1989. He said volunteers help run it every week.

There are 51 registered participants.

It costs AMBUCS about $8,0000 to $10,000 a year to run the program. Members hold a fundraiser every January to raise the money to keep it going.

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