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of Martin F. and
ville, ‘jeined the ‘Long
Grey Line” of West Point
graduates May 26.
Subjects studied in-
cluded science, engineer-
ing and the humanities.
The graduate received a
bachelor of science
degree and was com-
missioned an Army
second lieutenant in the
engineer corps.
He is a 1978 graduate of
Wyoming Valley West
High School.
AIRMAN
Air Force aircraft
maintenance . training
course at Sheppard Air
Force Base, Texas.
He is a 1979 graduate of
Lake-Lehman High
School.
JOHN DOERFLER was
ordained into the deacon
ministry. of the Dallas
Baptist Church at special
services on Sunday, July
18.
Mr. Doerfler serves as
youth teacher, bus out-
reach worker, sings in the
choir, and has been
helping in the -Dallas
Baptist Mission Church
located in Scranton. In
addition to the church
responsibilities, he is
active in the Harveys
Lake League Association
and other community
affairs. He is employed as
a teacher with the Dallas
School District.
He is married to
Maureen Riffle, who is the
Woman’s = Missionary
Director for the church.
They have three children,
Doug, Andy and Mike.
They reside at Harveys
Lake.
Those in attendance for
the special service Father
Gregory T. Doerfler,
Robert Doerfler and
Captain and Mrs. Daniel
R. Dull, and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry A. Doerfler, Sr., his
brothers, sister and
parents respectively.
Mr. Doerfler joins the
deacon body of the church
in assisting Pastor Danny
White in ministering to
the church and the
comminity.
ELLEN SPAR . of
Dallas, was awarded a
bachelor of arts degree,
cum laude, in biology at
Brandeis University’s
31st Commencement held
recently on campus.
She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Spar.
Ms Spar was one of 621
students who received
undergraduate = degrees
from Brandeis, which was
founded in 1948 as the
nation’s only Jewish-
sponsored, nonsectarian
liberal arts university.
The appointment of
JOHN T. O’NEILL as
chief sales assistant at
Bethlehem Steel Corpora-
tion’s Philadelphia sales
district office was an-
nounced by William J.
Gesner, district manager
of sales.
O’Neill, who succeeds
Eileen M. Gaynor whose
retirement has been an-
nounced, is advancing
from chief sales assistant
at the - Philadelphia
district’s Lehigh Valley
sales office in Bethlehem.
Born in Kingston,
O’Neill served in the U.S.
Marine Corps from 1953 to
1956 and was stationed in
Japan with the rank of
sergeant. He joined
Bethlehem Steel in 1956 as
a clerk in the former
Wilkes-Barre sales office.
Two years later he was
transferred to the Lehigh
LJuly 24--The Harveys
its Shipwreck Party at the
Clubhouse.
July 25--Weekly series
races sponsored by the
Harveys Lake Yacht
Club. These begin at 1
YR AE, Ele
swimming, picnicking
and amusements at
Hansons. Bargain Days at
the Amusement Park are
every Tuesday and
His brother, James, :
resides in Dallas.
for Fort Sam Houston,
Texas, wherehe is
scheduled to begin six
weeks of officer basic
training today in the
United States Army’s
Nurse Corps.
1st. Lt. Wink is a 1972
graduate of Dallas Area
High School, and was
graduated in 1976 from
the School of Nursing at
Harrisburg, Polyclinic
Hospital. He furthered his
studies at the State
University of New York
(SUNY) at Binghamton
and received his bachelor
of science degree in
nursing in 1981.
During the past five
1st. Lt. Wink
served as a member of the
nursing staff at Robert
Packer Hospital in Sayre,
the last yearas an in-
structor.
1st. Lt. Wink is married
to the former Miss
Charlotte Fellows of
Pleasant Valley, N. Y.
The couple have two
children: Rebecca, three,
and Christian, nine
months.
1st. Lt. Wink was
honored at a family
reunion at his parents
home in Orange last
weekend.
six weeks of basic
training in the Army
1st. Lt. Wink will be
assigned to the ASrmy’s
base at Fort Bliss. Texas
CAROLYN JONES,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Wendell Jones, of 34 E.
Franklin St., Shavertown,
graduated with the
Bachelor of Fine Arts
degree from Maryland
Institute, College of Art in
Baltimore during the 1982
commencement exercises
on May 26.
Jones, a graduate from
department at the
Instutute, went to Dallas
Senior High School,
Dallas.
TINA M. CHARNEY, a
junior Elementary
Education Major at
Wilkes College was re-
inactive reserve and
senior campus-based Air
Force ROTC program.
Cadet Charney, a
Dallas resident, will, after
successfully completing
requirements, be com-
missioned as a second-
lieutenant in the United
of their
inthe
States Air Force.
CLIFFORD . BALSH-
AW, Dallas resident, was
recently acknowledged at
a Graduation Awards
Dinner held at College
Misericordia. Dr. Joseph
. R. Fink, president of the
local college, presented
Balshaw with a gift and
thanked him for his
sincere and dedicated
service to College Miseri-
cordia for the past 27
years of service to the
institution. Balshaw
announced his retirement
as of the end of the 1982
spring semester.
professor of music, has
been with College Miseri-
cordia since he came as
an instructor in 1955.
Balshaw, who was born
in England, graduated
from the Guilmant Organ
minor in voice. He did
post-graduate work
through 1932. He belongs
to the Fellow Americans
for Music and the Guild of
Organists in which he
received licensing in 1933.
Balshaw received the
W.C. Carl Gold Medal in
1932 and was selected for
Outstanding Educators of
America in 1973. He has
had two publications both
included in the Torch
magazine.
The retiring Miseri-
‘cordia faculty membr
was also hosted at a fare-
well luncheon at New-
berry Estates held by the
College’s Music faculty
and graduating Music
seniors.
ROBERT ALEXAN-
DER CRAWFORD, JR. of
Dallas was among 496
seniors who received
Bachelor of Arts degrees
on Sunday, May 30 at the
195th commencement of
Franklin and Marshall
College.
Crawford, a history
major, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert A.
Crawford, Sr. and is a 1977
graduate of Bishop
O’Reilly High School.
Speakers at the
ceremony were Jeane J.
Kirkpatrick, the U.S.
Ambassador to the United
Nations, and Dr. Harold
Brown, former Secretary
of Defense in the Carter
Adminstration. Both re-
ceived honorary Doctor of
Laws degrees
President Keith Spalding,
who personally awarded
diplomas to each
graduating senior.
DR. LOUIS MAGAN-
ZIN, professor of
at
College Misericordia, was
honored during Com-
mencement ‘exercises as
outstanding educator of
the year. :
Maganzin, . chairperson
of the ‘Humanities
Division at Misericordia,
received his under-
graduate degree from
Saint Bonaventure
He was
awarded. his Masters
Degree and Ph.D. in
History from Georgetown
University.
In addition to the recent
award, Maganzin has
been the recipient of
, various other honors.
The Outstanding
Educator of the year is
selected by vote by the
graduating class. This is
the second year Maganzin
has received the award.
WESLEY R. TRAVER,
son of Sandra J. and Cecil
J. Traver of RD 1, Sweet
Valley, has been pro-
| moted’ in the U.S. Air
| Force to the rank of staff
sergeant.
Traver is a vehicle
‘operator and dispatcher
at RAF Upper Heyford,
England, with the 20th
Transportation Squadron.
He is a 1976 graduate of
Lake-Lehman High
School.
The Bloomsburg
Theatre Ensemble re-
GILBERT, 23, as Director
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On June 26 in
Rochester, N.Y., the Rev.
Chas. Sewell of Neptune
Chapel, Hunlock Creek,
was appointed Bishop.
Bishop Sewell had been
years. His new’ church
headquarters will be
located at Bear Creek
Lakes, Jim Thorpe.
On July 1, the church
held a seminar at the
Neptune Chapel Church.
Three young men and one
young woman, who are
going to do Bible work in
the area under the
direction of Bishop
Sewell, rounded out the
activities on July 4. They
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were Bill Johnson,
Charles Verigulio and Mr.
and Mrs. John Rainer.
Sandra Covert and Jos.
Dobrowlski were united in
marriage with Bishop
Sewell officiating and a
social affair followed with
150 people attending.
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A graduate of Denison
University, she holds a
B.F.A. degree in Theatre.
Mrs. Gilbert has studied
students for future
at the London Drama assignments to supply
Centre in England and administration and
worked in New York for a operation duties.
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AIRMAN DAVID J.
WILLIAMS SON OF Mary
| E. Freelove of 292..N.
' Marple, Coos Bay, Ore.,
and David E. Williams of
Shavertown, has
from Richmond, Va.,
where she held the
position of Assistant to the
Managing Director at the
Virginia Museum graduated from the U.S,
Theatre. Air Force course for
Mrs. Gilbert lives ih communications equip-
Dallas with her husband, ment repairmen,.. at
Kevin.
MARINE PREC.
KENNETH STOLARIK,
son of Alexander J.
Stolarik of Rte. 2, Box 8,
Hunlock Creek, and Ruth
M. Stolarik of 202 Simpson
St., Swoyersville has
completed the Basic
Supply Stock Control
Course.
Keesler Air Force Base,
Miss. Williams will now
serve at Lales Field,
Azores, Portugal, with the
1936th Communications
Squadron.
The airman is a 1980
graduate of Marshfield
High School, Coos Bay.
His wife, Charise, is the
daughter of Archie H. and
The seven-week course Marilyn L. Martin of 960
was conducted at the Montgomery, Coos Bay.
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