Slick Chicks seize lead with four point win over Hot Shots
The Slick Chicks topped the Hot Shots by four points while Haater's Rockets beat the Flippers and Universal climbed the ladder with a three point win over Lodi. Marilyn Jaeger Leona Rogers Dorothy Miester Jean Taylor Elsie Hanson Bonnie Steiner Mary Hughes share doubles. Leona sets personal highs 512 across three games and 185 single game.
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From where I sit by Joe Marsh
A columnist recalls traffic chaos after a Central City football game and ponders the value of independence. He describes following a sham shortcut that ended in a dead end, notes frustrated drivers, and argues for making one’s own choices, including beer at dinner.
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Ready for Full House Cleaning
Elsie H. 622 529 Lodi Snaps 94 137 593 1744 Ruth H Hazel G. 124 355 Martha G. 119 98 107 324-95 98 80 278-108 105 99 307
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Friday Night Bowling League Sees Burkharts Lead Week
The Friday Night League reports Burkharts beating Old Masters and piling four points as B and B Recreation, Franks Texaco, and Standard Oil push standings. Winkle posted a 205 high game while Haarer's Market and Haviland Tavern moved up. several players scored 500s and multiple 4 to 4.
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Burkharts Store
Parking Study Finds Downtown Trips Largely Essential
A study across 40 cities reveals 56 percent of downtown parking is for work or business, 24 percent for shopping, and 20 percent for other purposes.
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