Alex Adams of Hampden bowls Oct. 6 at Just-In-Time Recreation in Lewiston. Panolam created the panels at the end of each bowling lane to pay homage to the city.
Photo panels depicting Lewiston scenes were printed at Panolam Surface Systems in Auburn for Just-In Time Recreation in Lewiston.
Nathan Sweet, a digital print operator cuts bowling alley sheets Oct. 4 at Panolam Surface Systems in Auburn.
Michelle Mabry, left, and April Whitten layer glow in the dark sheets and wood designed sheets for creating panels for bowling lanes on Oct. 4 at Panolam Surface Systems in Auburn.
Justin Juray, co-owner of Just-In-Time Recreation, demonstrates how the panels covering the end of the lanes tilt up for access to the machinery. Each panel is now adorned with photography from 16 Lewiston landmarks, captured by local photographers Richard Plourde and Ram Sports Photography. Richard Plourde, left, and Panolam Materials Manager, Brad Tripp look on.
Justin Juray, co-owner of Just-In Time Recreation, demonstrates how the panels covering the end of the lanes tilt up for access to the mechanisms. Each panel is now adorned with photography from various Lewiston landmarks, captured by local photographers Richard Plourde and Ram Photography.
Inside Just-In-Time Recreation in May, 16 photos of Lewiston greet bowlers at the end of each lane. The images by two local photographers, offer a positive message that is a unique fixture in the community.
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