Business briefs News-Chronicle GREEN BAY Opthamologist opens office on Broadway Dr. Pamela Dobson has moved her practice to Old Fort Square, 211 N. Broadway. The office will serve eye patients of all ages, including children. GREEN BAY Women in Networking host Holiday Showcase The Women in Networking group will host a holiday event and fundraiser for the Marion House Saturday at Washington Commons from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Activities will include children's events including face painting and Christmas card design, while parents can find gift wrapping and leisure help, including chair massages. Also appearing will be "Bruce the Spruce," the famous talking tree from the old Prange store. Marion House is a nonprofit group home for pregnant and parenting adolescent mothers. For more information about Saturday's event, call 436-6130. GREEN BAY Finish Line taking Boys & Girls Club donations The Finish Line sporting goods stores are taking donations for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America through Dec. 25. The local Boys & Girls Club will benefit from donations made at the Finish Line store in Bay Park Square Mall. Donors will receive a coupon book worth up to $50 in savings at the stores. ASHWAUBENON PDQ opens new exterior wash PDQ Car Wash has opened a new exterior wash system at its 2701 S. Oneida St. location as an addition to its full-service wash. PDQ now offers both full-service and automatic exterior washes at four of its seven locations. APPLETON New title company enters local market Coldwell Banker The Real Estate Group will open NEW Title Services Inc. Dec. 1 at 2711 N. Mason St. The in-house title company, a division of First American title, will be managed by Wendy Weir, with Joyce Bytof as president of Coldwell Banker.