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July 28Th Tabloid 56 LANE STATE-OF-THE-ART-BOWLING CENTER OPEN 24 HOURS • SPECIAL GROUP RATES FOR BOWLERS FROM FROM 10 Room Minimum. Rates are per room/per night + 9% tax. Single to quad occupancy. All group policies apply. $ $ Offer expires January 26, 2006. Not valid with any other specials. Based on availability. Rates subject to change. 69 39 Excludes holidays and Super Bowl Weekend. FRI-SAT SUN-THURS No energy surcharge. California SINCE 1940 66th Year In Publication Thursday, August 4, 2005 11459 E. Imperial Hwy., Norwalk, CA 90650 • P.O. Box 4160, Downey, CA 90241 • Online: www.californiabowlingnews.com Office: 562-807-3600 • Fax: 562-807-2288 Lee Skow So-Cal Mars The Red Pam Riedberger Star Of the 50’s Planet Is About To Receives Award Will Be Missed By Frank Kietz Be Spectacular! For Her 812 Series DOWNEY — Lee Skow, This month and next, Earth by Sue Mellott who averaged 200 plus in the is catching up with Mars in an Westminster–Tuesday 40’s and 50’s, earning a So-Cal encounter that will culminate in evening, June 28th 2005 at Bowler of the Decade for his the closest approach between the Westminster Lanes, it was my 216 average in 1953, has died. two planets in recorded history. privilege to present Pam with 2500 E. Carson St. • Lakewood Lee, who was a Bethlehem The next time Mars may come her 800 series award from the Pam Riedberger & Sue Mellott Steel weigh-master, in his peak this close is in 2287. Due to the CWBA. This is the second time games such as these! Nice go- (562) 421-8448 was truly a Southland star. He way Jupiter’s gravity tugs on I have presented this awesome ing Pam! Pam carries a 208 av- was a company bowler, active Lee Skow Mars and perturbs its obit, as- award. What an achievement erage in the “Amy Hirt Doubles Saturday Huntington Park Elk, a sweep three points steaks were tronomers can only be certain this is for a bowler! League” where she rolled her consistant Southeast District on the house. that Mars has not come this close Pam has been bowling for series. She rolls a 15 pound No-Tap Bowling Association tourna- Lee was still active at Del Rio to Earth in the last 5,000 years, thirty years, and she is only “Storm”, that’s been drilled by ment champion and honor score Lanes until a few months ago. but it may be as long as 60,000 thirty-four. Can you believe Barry Asher & Mike Sheridan. August 6th award recipient. He started bowling at H.P. Acad- years before it happens again. this? She has been bowling since Pam also bowls in the Orange His friend, Jack Daugherty, emy. It was across the street The encounter will culmi- she was four. She started bowl- County travel league, Robby’s, 6 PM would say, “Lee is a shy guy. He from Bethlehem Steel, then he nate on August 27th when Mars ing in a Recreational League. National Men’s & Women’s wouldn’t tell you how many went to Beacon Bowl rolling big comes to within 34,649,589 She rolled the ball through her Tournaments, and also has Entry Fee:$40 rings and plaques he has. He numbers. When Beacon closed miles of Earth and will be (next legs till she was eight years old. bowled in the Junior Amateur bowls and cashes in most local, he made Gage Bowl home then to the Moon) the brightest ob- You ought to see how she rolls Tournament. state and national tournaments.” Del Rio. ject in the night sky. It will at- the ball now! She’s a left handed Pam has kept all her sanction Sidepots He and Daugherty enjoyed He really made himself at tain a magnitude of -2.9 and will bowler and rolls a beautiful ball. cards since she started at the age bowling for Jack Diamond’s home in all the Southeast Dis- appear 25.11 arc seconds wide. She has had two 299 games, no of four. She sanctioned every Optional Steak House in the Greater l.A. trict centers — yes, he’ll be At a modest 75-power magnifi- 300’s, but has a 800 series. Here year. What a dedicated league Traveling League. If we’d missed. cation. are the three games Pam rolled bowler! 6 Games Mars will look as large as the when she achieved this great I enjoyed our visit Pam, and SST Travels to full moon to the naked eye. Mars series, a 244, 280, and 288. I can hope I will see you soon with a Attention Orange will be easy to spot. At the be- only dream about bowling 300 award. Bragging ginning of August it will rise in Del Rosa Lanes in County Bowlers the east at 10:00 p.m. and reach Citrus Belt Hall of WESTMINSTER — All Or- its azimuth at about 3:00 a.m. Doc, Ellie Pellettieri San Bernardino ange County bowlers holding By the end of August when Famer Bob Osborne Rights by Paula Vidad ABC, WIBC, YABA or USBC the two planets are closest, Mars Win So-Cal SAN BERNARDINO–The membership are invited to at- will rise at nightfall and reach Dies of Heart Attack Super Senior Tour will hold its tend the 1st Annual Meeting of its highest point in the sky at Senior Mixer RIVERSIDE, CA — Jason 4 - Game Scratch monthly tournament this week- the Orange County USBC As- 12:30 a.m. That’s pretty conve- LAKE FOREST — Doc and Altman, Executive Director of end, August 6-7, 2005 at Tom Ellie Pellettieri have been bowl- the Bowling Proprietors Ass’n Cristi’s Del Rosa Lanes. Super sociation, Inc. at Westminster nient to see something that no Saturday, July 30th Lanes, 6451 Westminster Blvd., human being has seen in re- ing in Southern California a long of So. Calif. informed members Senior Corky Demaio and Jun- time starting with the space and ior Division Tony Rodriguez, Jr. Westminster at 9:00 a.m. Sun- corded history. So mark your this week with the following will be on hand to defend their day, August 28, 2005. calendar at the beginning of aircraft industry leagues — notice. at 1:00PM titles. The agenda includes passage August to see Mars grow pro- never a title. Ladies and Gentlemen: Thanks to Jan & Sue Niblett of by-laws, election of the gressively brighter and brighter Not until they bowled in the It is with great sadness that I of Luster Cote, Inc., there will Board of Directors and Officers. throughout the month. recent Forest Lanes hosted So- inform you of the untimely pass- $40.00 Entry be $500 added to the prize fund. For further information, call the Share this with your children Cal Senior Bowling Club Mixed ing of my good friend and col- Members entry is only $135 and Assocation office at 714-554- and grandchildren. No one alive Doubles —they won. Doc said, league and longtime bowling 1st time guests can bowl for $500.00 1st Place 0111 or 714-554-1880. today will ever see this again. “It was Ellie’s scores that did it”. industry veteran Robert (Bob) $140. Mail your check in early They cashed for $105 with a Osborne. Bob passed away af- for a chance to win a FREE 1374 score. Ellie opened with a Top 5 to TV Style Storm Bowling Ball on Saturday ter suffering a massive heart at- thanks to Ricky Corona of Storm Forest Lanes 214, Doc a 135. The second tack early yesterday morning, Products and Dexter Shoes. No-Tap Time game, Ellie a 209, Doc a 172 and July 27, 2005. Roll-off On Gold Pins Saturday’s action will see 10 Six Gamer in the third game, Doc came to Bob most recently served as games of qualifying, 5 at 10am the rescue with a 203. General Manager of Brunswick and 5 at 2pm. The top finalists August 6th At Cal Bowl Doc added, We bowled at Moreno Valley Bowl. Prior to FRIDAY will return on Sunday at 9AM LAKE FOREST, CA — LAKEWOOD, CA — Cal Imperial Bowl across from LAX that he worked for many years for match play competition. Del Scratch bowlers love the six Bowl’s monthly 6 Game No-Tap in El Segundo for MacDonald as a District Manager for the NO-TAP Rosa Lanes is located at 1499 game format at Forest Lanes. will hit the boards August 6th. Douglas, yes, in the 50’s. Active West chain before its sale E. Highland Ave., San Bernar- A cool Saturday night event de- Now they are regulars in the 3 GAMES dino, CA 92412. Exit Del Rosa Plus the many ways to cash. to AMF. Bob was a board mem- Ave. off the 30 freeway, go Optional sidepots, blocks and signed for bowlers who love Leisure World leagues at Forest ber and past Secretary/Treasurer Every Friday South, turn right on Highland brackets keeps the tournament NO-TAP. Lanes. of our association. At 1:00 PM Ave., bowling center is on the computer busy. Check-in starts at 5:00 p.m. In second place for $98 with Bob was a true gentleman left. Phone: (909)886-4675 Gen- Get there early, practice a on Saturday and the tapping gets a 1338 was Derald Plount and and one of the nicest individu- eral Manager – Mary Cassin game and sign-up at 12:30 p.m. under way at 6. Warren Robinson and third, Earl als I have ever met.
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