just a note before I go to bed
sjm said:
Ogonowski is her name. Wondering whether I had it wrong, I chekced the program from the 1978 World Open Straight Pool event in front of me as I post, and it confirms that spelling.
This link will offer additional corroboration of that spelling.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9803EEDE1638F930A1575BC0A964948260
I believe the "Ogonowski" part is correct. I think that "Loree-Jon" is the first part of her name. Note the hyphen in the first name. Hey, I know that's picky, but I'm an old, retired college professor. Here is the source I was using, it's from the New York Times:
Published: August 23, 1982
Steve Mizerak of Fords, N.J., captured the 1982 World Championship of Pocket Billiards at New York's Roosevelt Hotel by defeating Danny DiLiberto of Buffalo, 150-80, on Saturday night.
Mizerak announced his retirement from active competition after his victory. Jean Balukas of New York closed with a strong 55 against the defending world champion, Loree-Jon Ogonowski of Garwood, N.J., to win her sixth world title, 75-20. Christer Lofstrand of Frolund, Sweden, repeated as junior world champion.
That's the best I can offer.