EXETER — Participants bowled, took chances on raffles and had purple streaks added to their hair – all in the name of helping to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Association. The event, held in memory of June Shutt who passed away Sept. 26 from the disease, took place at Modern Lanes.
Lucinda Mikus, Exeter, a decendent of June Shutt, had a purple streak applied to her hair by hair stylist Michael Garubba, of West Pittston.
Jeff Bartlo, West Pittston, shows off his form just before hitting a strike at Modern Lanes.
Sawyer Green, 3, needs a bit of help when tossing his bowling ball. Sawyer was the great-great grandson of the late June Shutt who was honored by the fundraiser.
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Jamie Green, of Tunkhannock, rolls a ball in her great-grandmother’s name.
Seven-year-old Selina Gallagher places a raffle ticket in the basket during a fundraiser for Alzheimer’s Disease in the name of June Shutt who passed away Sept. 26 from the disease. The fundraiser took place on Sept. 30 at Modern Lanes, Exeter.