The 16-lane alley, which was built in 1960, was bought by Mr. Patterson in the late 1970s. Since then it has undergone two major interior renovations, the most recent of which was in the mid-1990s. A complete resurfacing was done in the first phase of the project, and was completed by the Fourth of July. Computer technology installed includes a touch-screen scoring system, flat-screen video monitors, and new games to keep the bowling interesting for children and adults. Adults will be able to incorporate poker into their scoring system, and huge monitors will eventually be installed above the lanes so that the names of advertisers or slide shows of children celebrating their birthdays can be displayed. A new roof, a heating and air-conditioning system, and pin-replacement infrastructure ha