Opinion
May 5, 1943.
Appeal from Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board.
Claimant attended the Peekskill High School during the daytime. He worked as a pin boy in a bowling alley from six P.M. to midnight four nights a week and from twelve o'clock noon to one A.M. on Saturday and Sunday. He filed a claim for benefits under the Unemployment Insurance Law. After a hearing the referee held that he had worked in a covered employment and was entitled to such benefits based upon wages received from the bowling alley. Determination reversed and claim dismissed, with costs against the Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board, upon the authority of Matter of Eckler ( 261 App. Div. 313, affd. 286 N.Y. 662) and Matter of Purdue ( 265 App. Div. 1028). All concur.