Village Lanes Bowling Scores and League Highlights
Towering scores dominate the Village Lanes circuits with Terry Jackman leading C. & 1. Grocery at 425 in the 575 League, and Mike Jackman adding a 386 set. Other top marks include Horace Dinterman 421 for Iron & Steel and Tink Fogle 411 for Tucker's Sales & Service, while Pete Jewell posts 167 and 401 for Eyler's Amusements.
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Jackman
Terry Jackman
Terry
Mike Jackman
Mike Crist
Maia
Mike
Reeders
Charles Green
Bill Kersuner
Bruce Reeder
Charles
Bill
Bruce
Don Stevens
Mercer
Rexall
Don
Dinterman
Iron & Steel
Horace Dinterman
Frederick Tron & Steel
Horace
Elwood Hammer
Elwood
Morris Heie
Paul Wisner
Paul
Babe” Droneburg
Fischer-Lung Co
Jim VanFossen
Frederick Gas Co
Wisner
Milk Transportation
Jewel Shots
Eyler
Pete Jewell
Pete
Harry Crutchleys
F & F Foods
Harry
Virginia Summers
Mt. Airy Lanes
Virginia
Stoffer-Lanner Co
June Funk
Taveran
Village Lanes
Mark Snickle
Vicki
Kathi O'Bryan
Kathi
Beth Wagner
Brenda May
Greg Leikus
Darryl Rippean
Greg
Ronnie Ford
Simone Hippean
Carroll County Teachers Host Pa Educators Visit
Carroll County teachers and principals hosted educators from four schools in the South Western School District Hanover Pa on Monday October 19 as part of an in service program. Visitors included Martin Walsh Chester Elder Martha Young Stephen Lerda Fred Marsh John Devault Larry Bowman Gene Bowser Daniel Dell and Robert Satterfield. Arrangements were by Thomas A Slade and Harold Thompson with Carroll County Supervisors and John F Wooden.
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Carroll County
South Western
Hanover
Martin Walsh
South Carroll High School
Chester Elder
Alethea Gall
Martha Young
Westminster Senior High School
Stephen Lerda
Fred Marsh
John Devault
Mt Airy Middle School
Larry Bowman
Gene Bowser
Daniel Dell
Robert Satterfield
Eldersburg
Miriam Beck
Thomas A. Slade
Harold Thompson
Evan Bowers
Robert Robertson
John F. Wooden
Schools Plan Education Week Frederick County
Frederick County parents are reminded that American Education Week is observed with all schools open for parent visits. Gov Thomas Johnson High School associate principal Robert Smith notes that Wednesday is set aside for seventh grade observations with social studies and English teams from 10 15 a m to 11 a m and science and math from 3 p m to 3 30 p m. Parents may visit at any time during the week.
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Frederick County
Robert Smith
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Smith
Senior Citizens Tour Amish Country
A Senior Citizens group toured Amish Country to relate history customs and life style. The day concluded at the Groff farm home of Abe and Betty Groff where dinner was served. Mrs Groff is a nationally prominent food authority and is preparing to publish her own cookbook. The Senior Citizens group.
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Abe
Betty Groff
Groff
Senior Citizens Group
Seniors Tour Amish Country Highlights in Lancaster County
Two busloads of local senior citizens completed an all day tour of Lancaster County. Highlights included visits to the Central Market the preserved home of Gen Edward Hand at Rock Ford and the Wax Museum of Lancaster County Heritage. They were met by Mrs John Buckwalter of Gettysburg who joined the tour of the Amish sites.
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Lancaster County
Central Market
Edward Hand
Rock Ford
New Wax Museum
John Buckwalter
Gettysburg
Brunswick School Plans Visitations for Education Week
The Floyd Cromwell Chapter of Future Teachers of America invites Brunswick High School patrons to visit on Oct 28 29 or 30 for Ameri can Education Week observing. An FTA Assembly is set for Fri Oct 30 at 2 pm with Karl Mancister governor Thomas Johnson High School principal delivering a talk on Shape of Education in the 770s. A post assembly tea will follow with FTA members Brunswick High staff and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Cromwell
Future Teachers of America
Brunswick High School
FTA
Karl Mancister
Govenor Thomas Johnson High School
Steven Switlick
Linda Biser
Lou Ann Dawson
Sherry Main
Group plans early November trip with two Frederick hosts
A small party accompanied by Mrs. Mary C. Shipley and Mrs. Hazel Dengelbrecht of Frederick traveled together. The group plans another trip in early November, continuing their itinerary with local hosts and scheduled engagements.
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Mary C. Shipley
Hazel Dengelbrecht
Frederick
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