Franchise Firms Exhibit At Own Your Own Business Show
About 80 franchise firms will present at the Own Your Own Business Show in Washington opening Saturday February 1 at the Sheraton Park Hotel. The five annual event features seminars by the Small Business Administration and executives from franchise companies. Food services dominate offerings with newcomers in mobile auto glass, bridal gown rentals, pharmacy centers and custom lingerie. Show hours run daily from 1 to 10 p.m with seminars at 3 p.m each day except one.
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Washington
Arcade Bowling Lanes Ten Strike Tournament Reheld This Week
Arcade Bowling Lanes hosts a ten strike tournament with a $50 first prize on February 23 weekend. Four fifth handicap, three games for $3, enter multiple times, reservations via alley. Also reports sports standings from local leagues with high scores noted. Mike Jackman shoots a nine mark 171 in youth bowling report.
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Sun
Duke
Shell
Abrecht
Esso
Mt. Zion
Gil SiMey
Good Shepherd
Buckeystown
Forest Grove
St. John’s
Ted
New Market
Mt. Pleasant
Clara Mae Toberty
Mike Jackman
Bowling League Highlights and Top Scores Across Divisions
Billy Graham posted a 140 game while prep division leaders Steve Gearinger 343 and Steve Ellis 338 led the sets. Wanda Lydard had a 110 game. Sub-Prep saw Vicki O Bry an 120 game and 301 set. Pete Jewell topped Monday Mixed with a 104 set. Ed Miller led Monday Commercial with a 377 total for Coca Cola. Elwood Hummer topped Iron & Steel with a 157 game and 428 set for Assemblers. Austin Cramer and Donald Hildebrand led High's Dairy in Glade Valley A with 384 and 383 sets. Sarah Babington outscored the men for Western Maryland Trust Co with a 390 set. Jim Baker led Inter Church League with a 150 game and 381 set for FUMC 1. A 365 set was the Wednesday Civic leader by Bernie Lenhart of Monocacy Park Tavern. Lee Weddle rolled 400 in Monocacy A for A M Cowell, with 160 game. Bill Shankle led Monocacy B with 371 for Rippeon's in Friday 6:30 League. Buzz Koogle for IGA posted a 400 set. Tom Ford, for Carroll Manor, had 396 set missing 400 by four. Skip Wenzel led Monocacy Village with a 415 total for Monocacy Dogs.
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Bowlus
Jim
Hill
Bil Hahn
Hob Baker
Mr. Grove
Bob
MD. Trust Co
Bud Brachey
Francis Scott Key
Bud
Crampton Pires
Jack Crampton
Jack
Jack Wisner
Wimp Whitmore
Bunny Powell
Bunny
Walt Cramer
Grayson Ramsburg
Francis Holt
Dan Dee
Lon
von Rippeon
Telsta
Joe's
Whitesell & Bowen Pharmacy
Ted Blank
Trail Pry Wall
Ted
Yan Dee
Dick Jackson
White Cottage Inn
Jerry Campbell
Cappello
Sarah Babington
Velma O'Bryan
Pring
Mary Strailman
Sara Fogle
R. R. Nicklas
Sara
National
Glade Valley
Ralph
John Harris
Sherwood Hildebrand
Barne
Charlie Remsberg
Watkins & Burdette
Bill Tyergar
Smith
Marcel
Mary Smith
Landis Jewelry
Mary
Ava Stull
Millie Doody
Ava
Keyser
Millie
North End Barber Shop
Monocacy Five
Coblentz & Smith
Keyser's
Main & Woodward
Early Birds
Bobbie Main
Charlotte Woodward
Bobbie
Layman's Grocery
Peg
S. Charlotte
Bowling Congress
K. & K. Builders
S. L. Shafer
Kehne
Citgo
Layman’s Grocery
Peg's Ceramics
Taylor
Gary Taylor
Gary
Mark Crone
Steve Sadowski
Pam Kolb
Dave Lambert
Billy Graham
Steve Gearinger
Steve Ellis
Wanda Lydard
Vicki O'Bryan
Pete Jewell
Prof. Arts
Pete
Ed Miller
Coca Cola
Elwood Hummer
Iron & Steel
Elwood
Austin Cramer
Donald Hildebrand
High
Sarah
Western Maryland Trust Co
Jim Baker
FUMC
Bernie Lenhart
Monocacy Park
Buzz Koogle
Buzz Rolls
IGA
Tom Ford
Grange
Tom
Carroll Manor
Skip Wenzel
Bowling Standings and Highs Across Multiple Leagues
Bowlers posted marks and sets in weekly league play. Fran's American led Thursday Mixed with 13 points, Kid's Cafe led Majors with 58 points, No-No's led Thursday Late with 32, and Tumble Weeds headed AC League with 9. High games and sets featured multiple bowlers including Clem, Orndorff, and Hamilton. Jets led the Saturday Morning Kid's League with 43 points.
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Mike
Jack
Ile
Kelly
MUL
Hom del Ice Crean
Meadows van & Storage
Ye Ole Store
Hitzler
Fran
Routzam
Kid’s Cafe
Saum’s Jewelers
Ramsburg
Chet Baker Jr
Culligan
Jerry Mulchey
Tumble Weeds
Mustangs
Shirley Miller
Dick Frymyer
Carroll Crum
Jim Bowers
Ted
Church Feagaville
Hulbillies
Mites
Ued
Charlie Green
FLOOK
Texaco
American Paints
Wachter Bros
Black & Decker
Bui Blank
Key Willens
Gutter Dusters
Fire Balls
Gloria Bollinger
Jack Jacobs
Paul Hamilton
Jets
Braves
East Frederick Girl Scouts Busy with Badges and Crafts
Troop 903 of East Frederick works on Individual badges and the Dahlers Badge. In December they visited Montevue sang carols and made soap gifts for women and cookies for men. Brownie Troop 1268 made Nature Plaques for mothers and gifts for Rosewood Training Center.
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East Frederick
Dahlers
Montevue
Charlotte Faulkner
Zelda
Brownie
Rosewood Training Center
Dorcus Maine
Frances Boyd
Brownie Troop 1119
Anna King
Libby Groff
Health Center bowling leads Fort Detrick league standings
In Fort Detrick Women’s League action the Handicaps split with Iris & Misses to extend their three point edge. Marge Deter of Ufo’s led the ladies with a 148 high game and 352 set as Huth Predden paced Hits & Misses with a 140 game and 3rd set.
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Fort Detrick
Iris & Misses
Up & Atoms
Marge Deter
Ufo's
Huth Predden
Ann Stockman
Betty Potts
Mary Boyer
Marie Labatte
Nancy Fisher
Sk Frederick Vending
Eim Abrecht
Connie Bell
Frederick Vending
Keyser Asphalt
Mike Jackman
Wayne Walters
Health Center Boys
Bennanty Smith
Southern States
Princeton Shoes
Princeton
S¢T
Duke Heer
Nex Blank
Fred Masser
Arthur Rickell
Chauncey’s Rive In
Skip’s Tavern
Morgan
Crown
Eddie Weddle
Bunny Powell
Sparkey Cole
Jim Price
Walt Crum
Ril Weddle
Bob Smith
Maynard Hamilton
Guy Weddle
Pat Murphy
Pete Brachey
Price Electric League
Milliamps
Dave Bergeron
Gae Whitmore
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Middletown
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