Now it's disco. And don't dare call them alleys. They are bowling centers. For the Iwanski family Carolier has been a central part of their lives. The summer being the downtime, the Ipanskis participate in only one league.
Today there is little rest for the weary.
Joe Jr. is a field engineer by day, working for a heating and air-conditioning company. He has not given up on the idea of becoming a professional bowler. He was 15 when he got a summer job at Carolier that began at noon. The general manager, Jack Kordusky, took him under his wing, and from about 9 a.m. to noon coached the young Iwanski. Iwanski would bowl from 30 to 40 games a day, and his ability took a quantum leap.