Gilbert/Robinson a legend in the dining industry
Kansas City Star - Fred Hipp, former G/R executive and now head of AMF Bowling Worldwide Inc. , remembers tasting 25 brands of french fries to find an even better fry, or trying to figure the exact ratio of ground beef leanness and cut for the perfect hamburger. It s
Mid State Lanes in its final frame
East Brunswick Sentinel - The alley is owned and operated by AMF Bowling Centers, which owns bowling alleys nationwide. Pat Foster, a shift leader at the alley, said the company “absolutely” wants to remain at the location but is being forced to close its doors. AMF’s real
May 13th, 2007
Champ will talk to young bowlers
Dayton Daily News - No bowling shoes needed this time around, however, as Asbaty will speak to the competitors and their parents. “It’s an honor for me to come back,” Asbaty said. “It gives me the opportunity to inspire young bowlers and give back to the sport that gave
Now that’s entertainment
Scotsman - My Life With Paul Weller, that he took all his Jam memorabilia - posters, T-shirts, even his beloved bowling shoes - to the bottom of his garden and turned it into a bonfire. Born in 1958, Weller grew up in an old Victorian council house in Woking
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Jiji.com - Last week at Western Bowl, kids in Lemieux’s class filed into the alley and laced up their bowling shoes. Some opened up textbooks to study between turns, and Lemieux got some breakfast French fries smothered in nacho cheese from the alley’s
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Orlando Sentinel - 30 a.m. to 2:47 a.m. April 30. Two televisions stolen from a business. State Road 436, 100 block, April 28 to April 30. Gumball machine stolen from a store. State Road 436, 1200 block, 2:50 .m. to 3:01 p.m. April 30. Bowling balls, bowling shoes stolen
Schedule may work in Flames’ favour
Globe and Mail - Half the Calgary lineup looked as though it was wearing bowling shoes on ice. Ah, but now the shoe has turned. The Flames have a power play that is functioning and a penalty-killing unit that has held Detroit to two goals in 25 tries with the man
May 13th, 2007