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Bowling balls, bright lights, and big hearts came together recently as the Rotary Clubs of Pleasant Hills and White Oak — affectionately known as the Pleasant Oaks” partnership — hosted a lively ‘Pins for Polio’ cosmic bowling fundraiser to support Rotary Internationals global effort to eradicate polio.

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Pictured (L to R) in their red shirts, and ready to bowl are Cindy Weiss, Pat Petrell, Mallory Weiss, and Robert Weiss
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Relaxing at the table waiting to bowl are Mary Kay and Gary Ford, and Autumn and Dan Dougherty
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Ashleigh Collins ‘strikes’ a pose.

Held at Spins on Sunday, October. 26, the event featured neon lights, upbeat music, and plenty of friendly competition. Bowlers of all ages filled the lanes, knocking down pins — and barriers — in the fight against this preventable disease.

This was about having fun for a cause that truly matters,” said, Robert Weiss President Elect of the Pleasant Hills Rotary Club. Every donation and every game brings us closer to a world without polio.”

Participants enjoyed an evening of cosmic bowling, 50/50 raffle, and community fellowship. Thanks to generous sponsors, lane donations, and individual

 

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