Used Brunswick
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 BRUNSWICK MIXER BOWLING PIN 15  US $17.00
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 VINTAGE BRUNSWICK BLACK BEAUTY BOWLING BALL 1970s BAG 1030 lbs left handed US $14.95
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Man denies being hitman who killed North Brunswick deli owner
NORTH BRUNSWICK — A man accused of taking $3,000 to put a bullet into the head of a North Brunswick deli owner denied being the hitman during testimony Wednesday in Superior Court, New Brunswick.
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BRUNSWICK MIXER BOWLING PIN 15 US $17.00
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VINTAGE BRUNSWICK BLACK BEAUTY BOWLING BALL 1970s BAG 1030 lbs left handed US $14.95
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 BRUNSWICK AXIS BOWLING BALL 12 LBS 1 OZS US $9.99
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 14LB BRUNSWICK LASER BOWLING BALL US $10.00
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 Brunswick Groove Urethane 15 USED US $17.95
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 Womens Brunswick Bag Axis Ball Wrist Support Purple Teal US $5.00
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 Brunswick Soft Sided Bowling Bag 1 ball US $7.00
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 8 pound VIZ A BALL spiral bowling ball bowlingball Brunswick spare straight ball US $10.50
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 15 lbBRUNSWICK C SYSTEM ULTI MAX PEARL BALL US $105.00
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 13 Brunswick Slingshot US $.99
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 BRUNSWICK CAPRI Womens Bowling Shoes White Size 10 Vintage 1990s US $14.99
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 Brunswick Fire Quantum Powercoil 18 Coverstock Rare US $39.99
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 Brunswick WARP ZONE Bowling Ball AWESOME BALL US $30.00
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 Brunswick Black Phantom US $19.99
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 Brunswick 1 Ball Buff a Ball Bowling Bag US $4.99
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 Brunswick 1 Ball Buff a Ball Microfiber Bowling Bag US $6.99
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 14 lbs 14 pound Mens Brunswick AXIS Dark Blue Bowling Ball with Brunswick Bag US $9.93
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 Brunswick Rhino Pro Bowling Ball Gold US $5.00
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 BRUNSWICK TAZ SINGLE ROLLER ONE BALL RED NYLON BOLWING BALL BAG US $31.95
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 Autographed Brunswick Crown Bowling Pin US $15.95
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 BRUNSWICK C SYSTEM ULTI MAX 15 LB BOWLING BALL US $19.99
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 BRUNSWICK CROWN JEWEL 1 MS 173 BOWLING BALL WITH BAG SHOES US $15.00
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 Used 15 lb Nexus Pearl Brunswick US $50.00
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 VINTAGE BRUNSWICK DON CARTER RETRO STYLE BOWLING BAG W AMF THE ANGLE BALL US $12.99
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 Used Brunswick Monster Scream R Bowling Ball 15lbs US $.99
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 VINTAGE BRUNSWICK PHANTOM BLACK BOWLING BALL 16 LBS US $9.90
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 Vintage Brunswick Plastic Coated Red Crown ABC Approved Bowling Pin US $9.99
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 Brunswick Ladies Bowling Shoes Size 5 1 2 US $11.50
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 Vintage Brunswick Fireball Bowling Ball with Bowl Shoes Bag NO RESERVE US $19.99
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 Vintage Brunswick Bowling Ball Bag Red US $19.99
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 16lb Used Brunswick Nexus Pearl US $20.00
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 Brunswick Women SILK White Pink Bowling Shoes US $20.00
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 Nice Vintage Brunswick “Black Diamond” Bowling Ball US $4.99
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 Mens Bowling Shoes Brunswick Size 9 US $29.99
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 Brunswick Headhunter Urethane Bowling Ball US $24.99
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 8 lb Brunswick Zone bowling ball Purple US $15.00
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 Rare Brunswick Torsion Bowling Ball Core Mounted on Mahogany Pedastal FREE SHP US $79.95
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 BRUNSWICK BOWLING Womens Shoes Size 65 US US $24.99
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 BRUNSWICK BOWLING Womens Shoes Size 7 US US $24.99
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 Vintage Red Black Silver Brunswick Don Carter Bowling Bag US $29.99
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 Vintage Grey Red Brunswick Bowling Bag US $29.99
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 Vintage Brown Tan Brunswick Bowling Bag US $29.99
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 Vintage Blue Brunswick Don Carter Bowling Bag US $29.99
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 12 Brunswick Laser Bowling Ball 12 pounds US $9.99
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 16 oz USED Brunswick ULTIMATE INFERNO bowling ball Good Condition US $42.46
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 AXIS Brunswick Purple Swirl 45 lb Bowling Ball Pre Owned US $9.98
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 Brunswick Nexus PPF Bowling Ball 15lb US $100.00
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 Vintage Brunswick Gray The Pearl Bowling Ball 12 pounds US $55.00
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 Vintage Brunswick Burgundy Swirl Crown Royal Bowling Ball 14 pounds US $45.00
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St. John, New Brunswick: Home of the Reversing Waterfalls
St. John is located on the Bay of Fundy. It is the largest city in New Brunswick and is known for its reversing falls. This series of rapids and whirlpools are overcome by the high tides of the Bay of Fundy. At low tide the falls are normal. This did not stop the jet boat from taking passengers through the rapids for a guaranteed soaking. The twenty minute ride has many of the thrills of riding down the Colorado at a fraction of the cost.
Go to the main section of town. The centerpiece is the Market Square, with its indoor market: fresh produce, meats, souvenirs, etc. The market was particularly crowded because the cruise ship Serenade of the Sea was docked in the harbor. You could tell the cruise passengers. All of the women carried single red roses. From there travel the interior pedway through the Brunswick Square shopping mall to the visitor’s center, where you can get valuable information about walking tours of the city.
Walk out to Loyalist Plaza, where thousands of Colonial non-revolutionaries from the Middle Atlantic Colonies arrived only to live in tents and makeshift dwellings until better accommodations could be found. On the square is the Balfour Store, a general store from the 1800s brought intact from the country and then restocked as a general store. One of the items they had was "Surprise Soap". In every eighth bar was a coin. This was a way for the youngsters to get to wash themselves. Women, however, used their hat pins poking at the soap to find the coin.
Walk along Prince William Street, once the hub of financial and governmental activity. You pass by the former home of Benedict Arnold. He was as well liked in St. John as he was in the Colonies. The townspeople burnt his home to the ground, because they did not like his arrogant attitude. Once a jerk, always a jerk.
Drive to Fort Howe and the reconstructed Blockhouse, which offers a beautiful view of St. John and the harbor. A volunteer guide is usually there to answer your questions.
About the Author
John Pelley is a Geriatric Gypsy. He is retired from the rat race of working. He is a full-time RVer, who ran away from home. He began our travels on the East Coast and, like the migrating birds, seek the warmth of the seasons He has discovered volunteering with the National Park System. He has a CD he has recorded of Native American flute music., A Day with Kokopelli. For pictures, links, and more information visit http://www.jmpelley.org.
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