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Applications are now being
accepted from all over the Keystone
State for the Miss Pennsylvania
Teen U.S.A. Pageant to be staged in
Monroeville, Pa. The Pageant will
be presented in the Grand Ballroom
of the High Rise Howard Johnson
That is correct, the 1985 Pageant
will be held in July of this year.
This Miss Pennsylvania Teen U.S.A.
Pageant is an Official Miss Teen
U.S.A. Contest.
There is no ‘Performing Talent”
requirement, All judging is on the
basis of poise, personality and
beauty. Applicants who qualify
must be 15 years of age by January
1, 1985 and under 18 years of age by
May 1, 1985, never married, and at
least six month residents of Penn-
sylvania. All girls interested in com-
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peting for the title must write to:
Miss Pennsylvania Teen U.S.A.
Pageant Tri-State Headquarters, 347
Locust Avenue, Washington, Pa.
15301 by June 13, 1984. Letters must
include a recent snapshot, a brief
biography and phone number.
Pursuant to the rights granted by
Miss Universe, Inc., the girl chosen
as Miss Pennsylvania Teen U.S.A.
will receive an all-expense paid trip
to the site of the nationally televised
Miss Teen U.S.A. Pageant. She will
represent the Keystone State in the
Miss Teen U.S.A. Pageant early in
1985. The new winner will also
select a $750 wardrobe from among
her many prizes.
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: Awards presented
Offset Paperback Manufacturers, Inc., Dallas, an
affiliate of Bertelsmann Corp., an international con-
cern headquartered in West Germany, was recently
chosen to receive this year’s ‘Entrepreneur Preis’
award.
This most prestigious and coveted award is
presented annually to the firm judged as having the
year’s most exemplary performance and outstanding
achievements. OPM was selected from among 18
companies within the printing division. World-wide
employment within this division exceeds 10,000.
OPM is ranked among the top three printing
companies in the American paperback book market.
Bertlesmann Corp. is a decentralized, international
media enterprise of over 200 companies operating in 25
countries with a workforce of over 30,000. The
Equipment donated
corporation is active in the fields of publishing,
printing, music, book and magazine distribution, and
industrial services.
The award was presented to OPM’s President, Mr.
Thomas R. Marvel, during Bertelsmann’s UDI Annual
Meeting in Gutersloh, West Germany. In accepting the
award, Mr. Marvel acknowledged the efforts of all
employees.
The synergistic integration of improved production
systems and equipment coupled with dedicated
employee efforts contributed substantially in the
accomplishment of corporate objectives. He also
indicated that future efforts will center on maximizing
employee development and improving systems and
procedures in order to maintain coprorate strength
and the required competitive edge
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Nine boys of Pack 232, Gate of
Heaven Church, Dallas, recently
became Boy Scouts at graduating
ceremonies. The boys also received
Cub Scouting’s highest award the
Arrow of Light, which is equal to
the Boys Scouts Eagle Award.
The boys are as follows: Walter
Fry, Scholar, Forester, 3 yr. pin and
perfect attendance; Christopher
Kuhar, 3 yr. perfect attendance and
3 yr. pin, Webelos Badge, Scientist,
Aquanant, Naturalist, Artist, Citi-
ester, Citizen, Outdoorsman; Jar-
rett Rittenhouse, 3 yr. perfect
attendance and 3 yr. pin; Sam
Wilkes, 2 and 3 yr. pin, Citizen;
Shane Williams, 3 yr. perfect
Mike
Fritzen, 3 yr. perfect attendance
and 3 yr. pin; Tony Finarelli 3 yr.
pin; Danny McDonald, 3 yr. perfect
attendance and 3 yr. pin, Crafts-
man; Greg Stahovec, 3 yr. perfect
attendance and 3 yr. pin.
Dr. Lee Williames is Scoutmaster
of Troop 232, Gate of Heaven
Church, Dallas.
Boyle honored
Bryan E. Boyle, CPCU, has
earned the Chartered Life Under-
writer (CLU) diploma and profes-
sional designation from the Ameri-
can College at Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Bryan E. Boyle is an agent and
broker with Boyle Insurance
Agency, Inc. and is also licensed
with the Securities and Exchange
Commission for variable annuity
products.
He is a member of the Independ-
ent Insurance Agents of Wyoming
Valley, the National, State & Local
Association of Life Underwriters.
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