Harold Wills, left, of Greene and Erland Holt of Leeds chat between frames Thursday at Sparetime Recreation in Lewiston. Thursday's are "Senior Day" when seniors can bowl for $2 a game. "I hate to see it close," said George St. Amand, not pictured of Auburn. "It's going to be hard for a lot of us," said St. Amand. The 78-year-old comes to "Senior Day" every Thursday. "I call it a bunch of old farts," said St. Amand.
Noreen Holt of Leeds picks up her ball Thursday while bowling during "Senior Day" at Sparetime Recreation in Lewiston. "I have bowled in this house since 1990, the year it opened," said Holt.
Moe Goulet, left, of Lewiston gives Harold Wills of Greene a hard time Thursday after Wills threw a so-so frame at Sparetime Recreation in Lewiston. Thursday's are "Senior Day" when seniors can bowl for $2 a game. "I hate to see it close," said George St. Amand, not pictured of Auburn. "It's going to be hard for a lot of us," said St. Amand. The 78-year-old comes to "Senior Day" every Thursday. "I call it a bunch of old farts," said St. Amand.
Norm St. Amand of Sabattus chats with Noreen Holt of Leeds between frames Thursday at Sparetime Recreation in Lewiston. "I have bowled in this house since 1990, the year it opened," said Holt.
Assistant manager Kaisha Pearl chats with George St. Amand Thursday at Sparetime Recreation in Lewiston. "I remember bowling here when I was just a kid," said Pearl. "My grandparents bowl here. My parents bowl here and I bowl in a league on Sundays," said Pearl.
George St. Amand, left, of Auburn congratulates his cousin, Norm St. Amand of Sabattus after Norm St. Amand threw a strike Thursday at Sparetime Recreation in Lewiston. George St. Amand, 78, said he has bowled for over 50 years, but will hang up his bowling shoes once Sparetime closes the doors on May 4. "I'm all done if this place shuts down," said St. Amand. "I'm gonna go fishing instead."
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