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Pamela Beahm-
the Masters of Social
Work degree from the
University of Michigan.
The school of Social Work
~ held their graduation,
Dec. 18 in the Rockham
Graduate Center in Ann
Arbor, Mich.
«Pam received her
associate degree from
Harrisburg Area Com-
‘munity College in 1976 and
~ her bachelor of science in
1978 from Penn State
University’s Capitol
Campus. In 1979 she com-
~ pleted graduate work at
Eastern Michigan
University and has
worked two years as a
foster care caseworker.
Pam and her husband,
Gary, reside in Tem-
perance, Mich. She is the
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Guida Beahm of
Elizabethtown and the
grandaughter of Elida
Kelly of Noxen. The late
Claude and Grace Sorber
of Sorber Mt. were her
maternal grandparents.
MARINE CPL.
ROBERT J. MITCHELL,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert G. Mitchell, RD 1,
Dallas has departed on a
deployment to Okinawa.
He is a member of 3rd
Battallion, 9th Marines,
3rd Marine Division,
Camp Pendleton, Calif.
The unit will spend six
months overseas as part
of the Marine Corps’ Unit
deployment program. The
concept is designed to
rotate whole battalions or
squadrons at a time in-
stead of individuals at
separate intervals.
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CHARLES L. KASKO,
United States Marine
Corps, stationed at
Marine Barracks,
Washington, D.C., is
spending a month leave
during the holiday season
at the home of his parents.
He was recently selected
for meritorious Corporal
the
Own’’ United States
Corps where he plays
contrabass bugle.
Cpl. Kasko is a former
member of the Lake-
Lehman High School
Band where he played
tuba. He studied under
Band Director John
Miliauskas for seven
years. He is the son of Mr.
Jr., Chase.
Kingston Township
police investigated the
theft of a Kero-Sun por-
table derosene heater
from the side porch of the
Joan Gillis residence, 17
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standing
Banquet held at Lake
Harmony. DeWitt is a
graduate of Governor
Dummer Academy High
School and is now attend-
ing Bucknell University in
Lewisburg.
While in competition
with thousands of
students from all over the
United States, DeWitt
earned the company’s
coveted Century Club
award for ranking in the
top percentage of student
dealers in personal sales.
DENNIS C. GARVEY
of Dallas has been named
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chairman of the 1983
Heart Fund campaign.
His appointment was
announced by Dr. Victor
Greco, Jr., Hazleton,
president of the American
Heart Association, North-
eastern Pennsylvania
Region.
He is an investment
broker with Kidder, Pea-
body & Company, Inc.
Garvey is married to
the former Nancy Regan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Regan of Dallas.
They have three children,
Caitlin, Meighan and
Connor Patrick.
The February Heart
campaign will feature a
general public appeal,
residential, business gifts,
special gifts and events,
and memorial gifts.
Money realized from the
annual campaign is
utilized for heart re-
search, blood pressure
clinics, education,
heart and surgical
patients, and to aid in the
national fight against
heart disease, the leading
cause of death in
America.
Garvey has been active
with the Boy Scouts,
Junior = Achievement,
Alcohol Program, Back
and Alcohol Abuse, King’s
Century Club and Back
Mountain Jaycees.
SEAN M .
MCLAUGHLIN, son of
Mr. and Mrs.
McLaughlin, 187 N.
town, has been promoted
in the U.S. Army to the
rank of specialist four.
McLaughlin is a
communications system
operator at Fort Hood,
Texas, with the 3rd Signal
Brigade.
Shaver Ave., Shavertown.
The incident occurred
Tuesday, Dec. 28, at about
9:15 a.m. The heater was
valued at $212.
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Kingston Township
police reported they are
keeping an eye on the
Lehigh Street area in
Trucksville, looking for a
prowler whcih has been
seen in the neighborhood.
Reports of the prowler
have come into the police
department three times in
the last several weeks.
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Carol Morris, 225 Holly
St., Trucksville, reported
the theft of 30° multi-
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colored lights from the
decorations in front of her
home. The lights were
valued at $12.
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The theft of a tank of
gasoline and three
gascaps was reported
from John Gorda’s Gas
Station on Route 309 in
Kingston Township.
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‘Kingston = Township
police investigated a
burglary at the home of
Walter Griffity, 415
Highland Drive,
Trucksville. The incident
occurred at about 8 p.m.,
Wednesday, Dec. 29,
while the family was
away from the home.
Taken was a 19 inch RCA
colored television; a J.C.
Penney stereo with turn-
table, AM-FM receiver,
cassette recorder-player,
eight track player and
equalizer; $100 in cassette
tapes; and a strongbox
containing insurance
papers and savings bonds.
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Two persons received
minor injuries Christmas
on Lake Catalpa Road,
Dallas Township. Joseph
J. Mattie, RD 2, Harveys
on the wet roadway and
MARINE LANCE CPL.
CONRAD F..
GOERINGER, son of
Louis F." and Pauline
Goeringer of Route 5, Box
443, Dallas, has departed
on a deployment to
Okinawa.
He is a member of 3rd
Battalion, 9th Marines,
3rd . Marine Division,
Camp Pendleton, Calif.
The unit wil spend six
months overseas as part
of the Marine Corps Unit
deployment program. The
concept is designed to
rotate whole battalions or
squadrons at a time in-
stead of individuals at
separate intervals. In this
way, unit integrity is re-
tained and the actual time
they spend overseas is
shortened.
During the deployment,
the command will conduct
training exercises with
the U.S. 7th Fleet and
NAVY SEAMAN
RECRUIT EDMUND Z.
PISH JR., son of Betty
Pish, RD 2, Bryants Park,
Dallas, has’ completed
recruit training at the
Naval Training Center,
San Diego.
During the eight-week
training cycle, trainees
studied. general military
subjects designed to
prepare them for further
academic and on-the-job
training in one of the
Navy’s 85 basic occupa-
tional fields.
WILLIAM BRUNO
GRAY, 25 Westminster
Drive, Dallas received his
bachelor of science
degree in biology during
Commencement exerc-
ises held Dec. 18 at
Shippensburg State
College. Gray was among
556 students graduated at
the ceremony, who
completed degree
programs in August and
December.
Agnes Blackwell, RD 2,
Tunkhannock, was
rounding a curve in the
opposite direction. Both
operators swerved to
avoid a collision but
Mattie struck the 1976
Chevrolet driven by
Blackwell in the left front
wheel area continuing
along the side of the car.
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Dallas Borough police
report a mishap at the
and West Center Hill
Road resulted in minor
injuries to two persorfs on
Sunday, Dec. 26.
Both drivers were
traveling south on Rt.415
at the time, reported
Dallas Police. A 1976
Plymouth, driven by
Raymond S. Heuer, 18,
Box 247, Shawanese,
Harveys Lake, was at-
tempting a left turn on to
West Center Hill Road
when it was struck from
behind by a 1976 Old-
smobile, operated by Nan
W. Myers, 75, 215 Oplinger
Towers, Nanticoke.
Both * drivers were
treated by Dallas
Ambulance personnel.
The Myers vehicle was
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