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No to health care reform - Bismarck Tribune
Navy bowling champion is still rolling strong - Lancaster online.com

Posted: 24 Jan 2010 01:20 PM PST

A new Chick-fil-A is planned for Burlington.

The new location will be located at 1477 University Drive. The 4,500-square-foot store will hold 138 people and will have an indoor play area for children.

Work has begun at the site and should be complete by May, a company spokeswoman said.

It will be the fourth location in Alamance County, joining spots on Garden Road, on the Elon University campus and in Burlington Square Mall.

THERE'S A NEW insurance office in Graham.

Jon Webster has opened Jon Webster Insurance at 122- A E. Pine St. across from the post office.

Webster spent six years selling home and farm insurance for Alamance Farmers Mutual before deciding to go out on this own.

"I continue to offer home products through Alamance Farmers but also have very competitive rates for auto, motorcycles, RV's, and all other personal lines of insurance with national companies," he said in an e-mail. He also offers commercial insurance for small businesses.

The hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday "but feel free to call my office number anytime as you never can tell when I may answer - Sunday morning may be the only time I don't answer."

The office is located at 122-A E. Pine St. in Graham across the road from the Post Office – look for the red door facing the carwash. "I also offer commercial insurance for small businesses too. Call or come by to see how low your insurance rates can go."

Call 226-1020 or write to jwebster@jonwebsterinsurance.com.

A MEBANE self-storage company has expanded.

Southside Storage at 805 Gibson Road has added a bi-level temperature-controlled building. They say it makes Southside Storage the first facility in Mebane to offer temperature-controlled storage units.

The 12-acre facility has over 500 units.

Visit SSSNC.com or call (336) 578-8272.

Open & Shut runs on Mondays and tracks local restaurants, retailers and other interesting business news. Got something for Open & Shut? Contact Brent Lancaster at 506-3040 or blancaster@thetimesnews.com.

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Best South Florida boat tours - Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel

Posted: 24 Jan 2010 10:42 AM PST

With so much water around, it's only natural to go for a boat tour, and here in South Florida you can choose from an old-time paddle wheeler for a lunch or dinner cruise, a glass bottom boat ride over a reef or an airboat adventure into the Everglades.

1. Pilgrim Belle Cruises – 801 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach; 561-747-3434. Pilgrim Belle offers two-hour narrated Intracoastal cruises, brunch cruises, 75-minute harbor cruises and 90-minute sunset cruises. Based on the cruise, prices range from $15-27 for adults, $13-16 for seniors, and children (12 and under) $11-17.

2. Loxahatchee Everglades Tours – 15490 Loxahatchee Road, west of U.S. 441 north of Deerfield Beach, south of Boca Raton; 800-683-5873. Direct weather update: 561-482-8026

Airboat tours of the Everglades, with frequent sightings of alligators, wading birds and more. Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Tours begin at 10 a.m. There are two tours - 55-minute 6-8 miled Evergaldes eco-awarness tour and a 40-minute 4-6 mile Everglades tour. The ec-awarness tour is $44 for adults and children (6-12) are $22. The Everglades tour is $32 for adults, $16 for childen and free for ages 5 and under.

3. Jungle Queen Riverboat -- A1A, Bahia Mar Yacht Center, Fort Lauderdale; 954-462-5596.

Barbecue and shrimp dinner sightseeing cruise with variety show departs nightly at 6 p.m.; Adults $36.95, children (2-12 years old) $20.50. Three-hour narrated sightseeing cruises depart at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.; adults $16.50, children $11.75. Cash or traveler's checks only.

4. Carrie B. Harbor Tours – Las Olas Boulevard at SE 5th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale; 954-768-9920.

Seasonal sightseeing cruises of the New River, Intracoastal Waterway and Port Everglades featuring yachts and homes of the rich and famous. Hours: 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. daily. Cost: Adults $16.95, children under 12 $9.95.

5. Chesapeake -- One of the few boat tours that offers ocean sailing.

Go aboard Walter Cronkite's former yacht, the Chesapeake, a 46-foot cutter yawl. Pick up at the Doubletree Hotel on Sunrise Boulevard in Fort Laudedale; 954-463-1414. Daily 3-1/2-hour sailing cruises by appointment. Tickets: $59.95-$79. Up to 10 people.

6. Water Bus of Fort Lauderdale -- 651 Sea Breeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; 954-467-6677.

Makes regular stops at 11 different points between Oakland Park Boulevard and SE 17th Street along the Intracoastal Waterway, and west along the New River into downtown Fort Lauderdale as far as the River House restaurant, from about 10:30 a.m. to after midnight. Fare: $10 for an all-day pass, with other passes available.

7. Everglades Holiday Park -- End of Griffin Road west, half mile past U.S. 27; 954-434-8111.

One-hour airboat tours include alligator wrestling. Free admission and free parking, but the airboat tour is $20 for adults and $10 for children. Full-service RV campground, boat rentals, gift shop, deli, Everglades bass fishing. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

8. Sawgrass Recreation Park -- On U.S. 27, 2 miles north of I-75; 954-389-0202 or 800-457-0788. Narrated Everglades airboat tours daily. Also features a live alligator and birds of prey exhibit, boat rentals, fishing, food and beverages. The tours are from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission: Adults $19.50, children under 12 $10 (plus tax), free for children 4 and under.

9. Biscayne National Park – 9700 SW 328th St., Homestead; 305-230-1100 or 305-230-7275.

Three-hour glass-bottom bout tours, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily. The park is 95 percent underwater and features colorful coral reefs and undeveloped keys in Biscayne Bay, southeast of Miami. Directions: The auto entrance to the park is at Convoy Point, which can be reached by taking Florida's Turnpike south to Exit 6 (Speedway Boulevard), turning left from the exit ramp and continuing south to Southwest 328th Street (North Canal Drive). Turn left and continue to the end of the road. The entrance is approximately 5 miles on the left. Reservations are recommended for the boat tours, and six passenger minimum applies. Fee: $24.45 plus tax for adults, $16.45 for children under 12 years, and $19.45 for seniors. A $2.50 fuel surcharge will also apply.

10. Island Queen Cruises of Miami -- Leaves from Bayside Marketplace at Biscayne and Port Boulevards, Miami. 305.379.5119 ext. 201.

This 1- 1/2 hour cruise along Biscayne Bay takes in the downtown Miami skyline, the Port of Miami, Brickell Key, Fisher Island and the celebrity filled islands of Miami Beach known as "Millionaire's Row." Adults are $22; children (4 -12) are $16 and children under 4 years are free. Cruises are hourly from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.. Monday to Thursday and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday to Sundays. The firm also offers nightly dance cruises.

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Posted: 23 Jan 2010 11:36 PM PST

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Navy bowling champion is still rolling strong - Lancaster online.com

Posted: 23 Jan 2010 08:59 PM PST

While serving in the Navy, Charles Riexinger and his ship's bowling team captured the Atlantic Fleet championship.

The retired Manor Township veteran went on to bowl in the All-Navy Tournament.

His success continued through his bowling career, as he managed to bowl his second perfect game to kick off this bowling season, in which he is averaging 200.

Background: Riexinger, a 1952 McCaskey High School graduate, and his wife, Doris, have two sons and one daughter.

Leagues (averages): AMF Industrial (197), Indoor World (202).

High scores: Single, 300 games (April 21, 2001, and Sept. 2, 2009); series, 805 (March 25, 1998).

My greatest moment in the sport: Being part of the Atlantic Fleet championship team.

Favorite bowling center: Leisure Lanes.

Type of bowling ball: Hammer (Vibe+ No Mercy).

The persons who taught me the most are: Many. I started bowling in 1954 and in that time there have been so many people who have helped me develop my bowling skills that I hate to single out any one person for fear of missing others. I will say that when it comes to technical bowling information and outfitting my bowling balls, I would recognize Gary Brooks at Leisure Lanes. Gary really takes care of me.

The biggest changes that I've seen in the sport: The ball technology and synthetic lanes.

Great bowling teams: Include a group of bowlers with different abilities who work together toward a common goal.

Bowling has helped me: Meet a lot of people and make a lot of friends.

My interest in the sport began: In 1954 when I started bowling Sunday evenings. My girlfriend, who is now my wife, was home for the weekend from college, so we would bowl on Sunday evenings before she had to return to college.

My secret to success: Be a good listener and watch how others attack the lanes.

Suggestions for others: Be patient and persevere.

The one thing that would really help to improve this great sport is: To encourage the LBA and USBA to work with middle and high schools to improve bowling programs at the secondary-education level.

Other bowlers would describe me as: A competitor but someone, who is easy to get along with and likes to have fun.

My long-term bowling goal: Keep on bowling so long as my health allows me to.

The thing that brings me good luck in the sport: My wife.

Alley notes: Perfect games were rolled by Doug Keller at Clearview; Steve Troop at Leisure; Josh Hart, Rodger Hatfield, Milt Burrell Jr. and Kevin Butler at Garden Spot; and Jerry Clark at Blue Ball; and Mark Myers at Dutch.

An almost-perfect game was rolled by Bob Kennedy (298) at Dutch.

High series (men, 800; women, 700) were rolled by Jason Boozer (801) and Cindy Moyer (702) at Clearview; Jim Farmer (822), Sue Schickel (709), Ann Rummel (707) and Ashley Eby (701) at Leisure; Kerry Smith (714, 705) and Wynetta Martin (734) at Blue Ball; and Joanne Bromirski (706) at Dutch.

Tourney trails: The Junior Team Tournament will be held Feb. 20-21 at Leisure.

Note: If you have a suggestion for the column, e-mail Sunday News Correspondent Barry Decker at deckrunner@aol.com or call him at 786-2620.

High scores

Clearview

Men: Steve Halbleib Jr. 749, Ken Neidinger 673, Shane Deardorff 672 (Donegal HDCP); Doug Keller 767, Todd Hess 726, Dennis Shufflebottom 726, Doug Hosking 702, Duane Bender 693, Don Muterspaw 689, Bob Elzer 680, Win Randler 679, EJ Farwell 664 (Tuesday Businessmen); Stan Gall 639, Greg Garber 636 (Men's Church); Dave Atticks 669, Elmer Lancaster 657 (Wednesday Sportsmen); Chris Stum 709, Dave Kready 679, Mike Sheeler 666, Bill Johns 653 (Monday HDCP).

Women: Cindy Moyer 702, Shirlee Waugh 570 (Ladies Classic); Nan Stevens 563, Donna Cunningham 544 (Pinbelles); Karen Wolgemuth 448, Arlene Blew 425 (Kennels).

Mixed: Jason Boozer 801, EJ Farwell 745, Carl Meachum 708, Steve Decker 676, Don Wagner 674, Kevin Garman 668, Chet Eckman 665, Darlene Anderson 660, Herb Blaylock 659, Frank Telenko Jr. 650, Lisa Farwell 645 (Hennigan's Majors); Robin Baker 554, Bob Baker 549, Karen Grose 506, Lloyd Reed 503 (Monday Mixed); Ray Husband 643, Roy Reber 625, Ann Kelly 471, Doris Knaub 453 (Clearview Leisure); Carlton Cummings 669, Carl Meachum 609, Eva Cummings 393, Nancy Halbleib 342 (Conoy Church); Mike Sheeler 695, Jim Ritzman 670, Shirlee Waugh 561, Louise Dipple 506 (Sunday Crackers); Russ Alleman 745, Jeff Wintersteen 741, Carl Meachum 721, Dave Graham 693, EJ Farwell 685, Steve Decker 681, Henry Blough 664, Lisa Farwell 656, Chris Stum 656, Sharon Blough 627, Robyn Graham 617, Pat Weber 616, Darlene Anderson 609 (Friday Mixed); Dave Coble 711, Jim Watto 594, Carol Eddins 563, Brenda Mowrer 538 (Friday United Church); Shawn Nichols 655, Curtis Gruber 645, Rose Stasko 511 (Thursday Industrial); Van Moore 634, Jerry Janickey 553, Tina George 501, Melissa Brinser 489 (Casino League); Doug Keller 667, Dave Garza 657, Pat Weber 617, Vicki Runk 509 (Mixed Outlaws); Doug Hosking 758, John Henry 723, Jesse Snyder 698, Jim Stillwagner 695, Win Randler 668, Don Wagner 665, Henry Blough 662, Lloyd Schaffner 655, Kerry Neiss 654 (City County Travel).

Seniors: Milt Heilman 597, Dorie Schaeffer 519, Ann Epler 517, Brenda Barndt 500, Carl Price 499 (Early Birds); Jake Garman 588, Lindy Condran 564, Milt Heilman 560, John Lee 538, Al Powell 536, Bert Goodling 530, Mim Lancaster 441, Dorie Schaeffer 441 (Tuesday Seniors).

Juniors: Steven Ritzman 701, Aaron Maze 671, Darren Miller 658, Beth Moyer 647, Shaun Meier 639, Tyler Mena 639, Tyler Lee 615, Derek Miller 599, Tyler Halbleib 594 (American); Kortney Stoudt 360, Taylor Basham 350, Ethan Bresch 316, Abigail Chaffins 302 (Prep).

Leisure

Men: Bill Deck 688 (McCombs Supply); Jim Landis 730, Brian Brooks 713, Ken Yellets 709, Todd Hess 701, Durbin Fisher 694, Glenn Huber 690, Scott Canfield 681, Neal Vital 680 (AMF Ind); Ken Hoshauer 661 (Klines RV); Brian Rothweiler 765, Scott Carper 736, Denny Rittenhouse Jr. 708, JD Kellenberger 705, Bob Kilheffer 698, Steve Levering 680 (City County Ind); Chas Witherspoon 678 (Tues Mens Hdcp); Don Bradley 699 (Lanc Ind); Steve Troop 300, 712, Ed Silverman 693, Scott Hogarth 689 (Indoor World); Dean Brooks 654, Rob Gingrich 644, Jeff Wintersteen 643 (Leisure Lanes Challenge); Leon Nauman 582 (Millersville Men); Scott Kennedy 747, Rick Butt 723, Jeff Glassmyer 718, Dave Soto 696, Jeremy Gerz 685 (Conestoga Ind); Jim Brown 700, Don Copeland III 684 (Midway Hotel Men).

Women: Chris Clerico 544 (Precious Gems); Roe Hillen 487 (Sparklers); Dennett Anderson 582 (Sparemakers); Karyn King 444 (Jewels); Ann Rummel 663, Sue Lapp 661, Kelly Fisher 638, Robyn Graham 619, Anne McConnell 604 (Myers Auto Body Ladies).

Mixed: Dale Kerstetter 649, Kristina Miller 559 (Funtime); Mike Hemler 598, Sheri Weaver 553 (Ball and Chain); Jim Farmer 822, Terry Schickel 701, Sue Schickel 709 (Zodiac); Larry Harnish 685, Joy Warner 546 (Turtle); Eric England 729, Sandy Howard 535 (AM Ind); Bill Ehleiter 618, Karen Staats 596 (Mixed Nuts); Bob Allison Jr. 676, Carrie Haines 481 (Leisure Times); Mike Bonham 664, Michelle Bertzfield 556 (Southern End); Herb Migdon 519, Donna Wilkie 486 (Late Mix Nuts); Mike Barr 700, Judy Bleacher 466 (BCA); Steve Salamh 794, John Crossen 726, Nikki Luecker 564 (Tues Misery); Kevin Rosado 644, Ginny Hamill 514 (Garys Pro Shop); Henny Boyles 707, Ann Rummel 707 (Wed Mix); Ron Lehman 758, Michelle Myers 481 (Roses and Thorns); Victor Fritz 645, Amber Heil 543 (Thurs Funtime); Pete Petrosky 748, Lisa Cunningham 493 (Knights of Columbus); Kevin Kurtz 759, Paul Venerick 723, Donna Kurtz 656 (Thurs Mix); Chet Eckman 707, Ashley Eby 701 (Derrs Auto Transport); Preston Karr 570, Jane Danese 492 (Mountville Mix); Merle Farmer 604, Bette High 523 (Mix and Match); Scott Brill 654, Dawn Cooper 512 (Mixers).

Seniors: Dave Stalknecht 557, Fran Meyer 501 (Manor North); Skip Newcomer 501, Merilynn Hart 483 (Woodcrest); Bruce Greiner 530, Pat Files 434 (AARP); Champ Bauer 668, Harold Waltz 661, Bob Steely 629, Fred Kendall 588, Pat Patterson 584, Rudy Ries 581, Dave Hefner 579, Frank Shafer 573, Don Cunningham 567, Galen Zook 564, Pat Cooper 562, Charlie Albin 559, Howard Shader 559, Ron Hart 553, Bob Walter 553, Jean Lapham 598 (Tender Tears); Bob Zimmerman 659, Rudy Ries 648, Russel Gantz 647, Ralph Kurtz 641, Harry Stigelman 640, Bob Buzzendore 626, Bob Steely 606, Don Bissinger 599, Don Cunningham 595, Charlie Heinaman 594, Chuck Bailey 591, Charlie Ezren 587, Richard Kleckner 585, Charlie Albin 579, Earl Frey 577, Les Schoelkoph 571, Bill Gottschalk 569, Don Killian 564, Galen Eberly 562, Jack Wissing 552, Linda Bowman 533 (Thurs Srs); Dick Schell 562, Elsie Wagner 494 (Lakes Campus); Bob Walter 659, Ron Bearley 581, Kate Bozochovic 514 (Millersville Srs).

Juniors: Jordan Turner 423, Hailey Petrosky 339 (Bantam Prep Div); John Mertz 567, Cara Kahler 514 (Jr Div); Ben Bieganski 660, Matt Williams 652, Christina Leid 596 (Major Div).

Garden Spot

Men: Tommy Abrams 683, Chris Thomas 661 (Sunday Night Mixed); Scott Ruoss 692 (RPM); Lawrence Yunkin 666, Randy Brown 663 (Cop-Outs); Brad Lutz 663, Jonathan Heisse 654 (Garden Spot Men); Henry Cooper 684, Wayne Buckwalter 674, Bill Jackson 656, Jerry Thomas 650 (Levi's Classic); Al Lindsey 696, Ken Pepple 691, Bruce Young 683, Dennis Nixdorf 683, Denny Krause 679, Justin Hart 664, Jim Johnson 654 (Central); John Kohler Jr. 671, Don Peifer 651 (Strasburg Community); Larry Wilhelm 668, Justin Hart 655 (Pequea Valley Mixed).

Women: Deb Hatfield 581, Deb Mentzer 565 (AM Trio); Marty Turner 554 (Cop-Outs); Cris Stock 592 (Wildcat); Jen Hoover 567 (Pequea Valley Mixed); Mary Kay Carrigan 578 (Thunder).

Seniors: Russell Wimer 539, Don Neupauer 535, Bob Schumm 481, Bob Olcott 458, Edna Shank 388 (Swingin' Seniors); Ron Summers 667, Les Greenwalt 621, Cy Hoover 610, Don Neupauer 608, Jack Goss 578, Abie Evans 540, Sam Tomlinson 534, Dennis Groff 524, Ruth Sangrey 521, Dave Kerchner 516, Norm McVey 511, Jack Snider 508, Norm Wilson 506, Barb Kerchner 493, Ed Bredin 493, Rita Phenneger 479, Martha Boose 464, Jerry Schwebel 463, Margaret Foultz 399, Betty Sherman 390 (Thursday Seniors).

Juniors: Coty Johnson 672, Josh Wakefield 608, Andrew Humble 536, Andy Heft 536, Amy Lehr 485, Gage LeFever 473, Megan Weidman 472, Kyle Gribble 426, Katelyn Welsh 419, Elizabeth Maberry 402, Kyle Doan 386, Austin Mastriana 319, Zack Whitney 235, Nick Scheid 222, Pedro DeJesus 179, Cody McSherry 175, Alexandria Slaymaker 171, Elizabeth DeJesus 136 (Saturday Juniors).

Cain's

Men: Bill King 583 (Sun. Mixers); Bill Loercher 630 (Church); Bill Loercher 671 (Merchants); Gary Rineer 653 (Lititz).

Women: Trudi Hensley 527 (Sun. Mixers); Alicia Sides 537 (Church); Tina Varnes 610 (Merchants).

Youth: Boys, Chad Zunich 453; Girls: Amy May 572. Juniors: Boys, Ryan Alcala 449, Ethan Crills 305; Girls, Brittany Lantz 413, Carly Clardy 220. Bumpers: Boys, Bayley Ranck 275; Girls, Catey Sides 283.

Blue Ball

Men: Monday Mixers, Jeff Garman 705; Blue Ball/Garden Spot, Curt Nolt 748; New Holland Church, Bill Kretlow 737; Tuesday Businessmen, Terry Martin 782, Junior Laventure 763, Josh Stegeman 752, Chadd Rudy 750, Terry Stegeman 741, Butch Garnett 727, Bill Sipes 725, Brian Krantz 706, Britton Reider 705; New Holland Boro, Wayne Sellars 765, Tyler Weaver 726, John Hart 714, Kirby Hills 713, Mike Good 707; Lancaster County Travel, Curt Nolt 740, Dave Brill (300) 734, Jason Hummer 725, Terry Martin 703; Thursday Seniors, Jerry Clark Jr. 300, 787, Harry Charlesen 679; Twin Valley Men, Jim Bilger 713, Jason Seltzer 705, Ralph Walton Sr. 705.

Women: Monday Mixers, Nadia Krantz 653, Wendy Hufford 652, Casey Barninger 623; Blue Ball/Garden Spot, Kerry Smith 714, Channelettes, Doris Wells 561, Donna Hummer 535; New Holland Boro, Kerry Smith 705; Wednesday Nite Mixed Wynetta Martin 734, Jessie Witmer 632, Kara Miller 625; Lancaster County Travel, Kristin Brill 698.

Juniors: Saturday Juniors, Matt Detrick 719, Cody McKillips 687, Justin Hammerstone 683, Brandon Wise 643, Matt Martin 622, Nick Martin 621; Saturday Preps, Bryce Doherty 471, Dana Brill 441, Jared Singer 401.

Dutch

Men: Carl Weaver 545 (Sunday Night Mix); David Shoop 720, Sam Smucker 712, Brian Pogorzelski 705 (Industrial Service); Dale Pannebecker 731, Bryan Miller 683, Mike Witwer 647 (Brownstown Mix); Jeff Widders 661, Kevin Boyer 634 (Tri-town Church); Gene Sholly 756, Jason Rieker 677, Tom Davis 662 (Woodstream); Randy Haldeman 662, Paul Bernard 626, Joseph Bilger 608 (Ephrata Mix); Bob Kennedy 784, 298, Dave Kennedy 720, Gene Sholly 713 (Lincoln Forest); Mark Myers 792,300, Jason Weaver 771, Cory Getz 737, Brian Heaps 735, Dave Adams 729, Todd Montgomery 716, Marc Johns 711, Randy Hogg 708, Elysia Current 689 (Lancaster County Travel); Russ Crockett 718, Chuck Winkler 696, Tom Frankhouser 692 (Lancaster North End); Tom Davis 732, Shawn Whitmyer 711, Eric Montgomery 704, Todd Montgomery 704, Dick Alexander 702 (Commercial); Scott Anderson 718, Jim Newcomer 684, Andy Miller 681 (New Holland Men); Andy Glass 727, Darryl Hostetter 714, Bill Mansbery 674 (Simply Everything); Calvin Buckwalter 707, Matt Buckwalter 640 (Ephrata Church); Sandy Snook 726, Don Eckert 624, Diet Aseli 620 (Northend Mix); Dylan Shirk 696, Walt Bowman 687, Rick Ober Sr. 685 (Friday Night Mix); Rick Miller 693, Joe Long 631 (TGIF).

Women: Kris Long 552 (Sunday Night Mix); Peg Ammon 598 (New Holland Ladies); Joanne Bromirski 706, Christy Ayres 666, Sue Getz 618, Sharon Hoffer 618, Ellen Merklinger 612, Tammy Rogers 607 (Brownstown Mix); Karen Harbaugh 504 (Tri-town Church); Deb Nauman 593, Midori Sigeti 564, Shauna Mattson 564 (Woodstream); Janice Meckley 550 (Ephrata Mix); Teresa Martin 511, Sandra Harnish 507 (Lincoln Forest); Denise Woodworth 651, Cindy Farmer 642, Sandra Hinkle 628, Cara Millewr 625, Janice Meckley 604, Kelly Bell 600 (Ephrata Ladies); Marian Ganster 555 (Simply Everything); Amy Kohler 538, Cheryl Menger 523 (Northend Mix); Dolores Hutcheson 487 (Friday Night Mix); Tunisia Miller 508 (TGIF).

Seniors: Rick Weidman 577, Elmer Pierce 568, Jim Shober 553, Ruth Eddy 532, Marilyn Woods 465, Deb Weidman 458 (Young at Heart); Frank Shafer 640, Tom Sullivan 583, Carl Partridge 571 (Monday Srs).

Juniors: Tyrus Current 311, Kenny Burdge 311, Tristan Current 253, Kaleigh Kramer 305, Tara Neikirt 253, KC Miller 249 (Bantum); Matthew Snyder 390, Ian Wettlauffer 380, Kyle Kramer 351, Hanna Nace 273, Miranda Pierce 256 (Zoo); Nic Skoronski 430, Matt Zimmerman 381, Justin Cramer 335, Katie Redcay 445, Elizabeth Mace 312 (Co-ed); Justin Eberhart 780, Kerry Cooper 687, Keith Sholly 550, Alex Blanck 550, Chelsey Merklinger 633, Johanna Joseph 586, Crystal Connelly 576 (Seniors).

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