The group is looking for volunteers to serve as scorekeepers. She could be hanging at the mall with her friends or home listening to Britney Spears. But she prefers the crackling sound of candlepins toppling at Fairway Sports World in Natick. Some of the bowlers have been with the program for 30 years or more. With engaging smiles, they captivate volunteers like Clain.
Nobody has a bad attitude even if they have a bad bowling day.
The Sellew family has welcomed the Bowleros at no charge since the program s inception. They do well so they really enjoy it. Leo Gleason, director of the Bowleros, said the program is run entirely by volunteers. There are 50 regular bowlers this year but participation sometimes is twice that. Clain is a veteran volunteer.