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Pocono Kxord, The Stroudsburgs, Pa. June 12, 1973 Pocono Mountain High graduates Members of the Frank Williams family of Brooklyn, N.Y., enjoy a picnic lunch during the noon break of the one day observance of the Feast of Pentecost by approximately 4,000 members of the Worldwide Church of God at the Mount Pocono convention site Monday. (Ambrose Vince photo) Worldwide Church of God convenes for observance By RUTH VINCE Pocono Record Reporter MOUNT POCONO Approximately 4,000 members of the Worldwide Church of God gathered Monday at the con. vention site in Mount Pocono for a one-day observance of the Feast of Pentecost. The Feast of Pentecost is celebrated the seventh Sunday after Easter because on that day the Apostles went to a a a i thousands.

This is the first year this feast has been observed at the Mount Pocono site. Members I a a a Virginia, Maryland, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware and the District of Columbia heard a sermon by Ken Westby of the District of Columbia. Garner Ted Armstrong, son of the founder of the church, also spoke to the group at the morning session. Services were held from 10 a.m. to noon and from 3 to 5 p.m.

Between services several families enjoyed picnic lunches at the convention site. Others availed themselves of nearby restaurants. Mr." and Mrs. Jim Parlett and Mrs. Barbara Tuder and families of Baltimore, said in previous years they have attended the Feast of the Tabernacles here in the Poconos but this year they will be attending at Jekyll Island, Ga.

P.M. student granted NROTC MOUNT POCONO John Beehler, a senior at Pocono Mountain High School, has recently been granted a four- year Navy Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) scholarship to the Pennsylvania State University, University Park. Throughout high school, Beehler has been a member of the "Academically Able Honors Program." He also participated in the marching band, concert band, wind ensemble, stage band, chorus, chorus ensemble and in the school musical. I participated in junior varsity and YMCA basketball, varsity football and varsity baseball, where he was the captain and leading hitter during his senior year. His other activities include student council representative, vice president of Rubber Duck Company III and member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Beehler also represented his We Guarantee You Lower Prices On Every Purchase You Make! THE VIP ADJUSTABLE SHAVER 9 closeness comfort settings, improved pop-up sideburn trimmer, super microgroove I f- sharpening floating heads, switch, deluxe travel case. OUR LOW PRICE TO EASY TERMS 601 MAIN ST. STROUDSBURG Shop And Compare Our Prices Are Lower Parlett and his family arrived in the Poconos Sunday evening as did many others. A few arrived on Saturday and being a i i a i Poconos spent their time enjoying the ideal weather at parks and other attractions. Many of those who arrived Saturday and Sunday came in campers while others stayed in local motels.

Most of the 4,000 left on Monday. The a i i i a throughout the week. The influx of people on Monday is only about one-third, the number expected for the fall festival. Eight charter buses from New Jersey and approximately 1,000 cars arriving at the site Monday morning created no traffic problems. Local police were on the scene in the event of any tie-ups.

I A The i 186 graduated at Pocono Mountain High School Monday: Thomas Allen, Sherry Ann Argot, Edward John Bartell, i a Christina Louise Besecker, A. a Bloom, a Bridget Bonny, Beth Ann a Thomas Bramley and Kathy Lynn Brands, Steven Brunstein, Bonnie Sue Brock, Peter Alan Brost, Robert C. Brown, Steven E. Brown, Dorothy Clare Brutzman, May Ann Butz, William D. Byers, Gail Susan Case, Linda Susan Cladopulos, Judy Coleman, Collene Marie Connolly, David J.

Conrader, Edward W. Coons and Philip Alan Courtright. Joanne Sue Curtis, Janice Lee Davies, Constance F. Davis, 'Ruthann A. DeLuca, James Joseph Dembinski, Bonnie Kay Dietsch, Denice Elaine Dodd, Lynne Marie Dolan, and MarkB.

Drucquer. Gale Marie Dunlap, Cathy Dunlap Ralph M. Eggert, James Alan Fallenstein, Paul A. Faulk, George Earl Frantz, Bonnie J. Frederick, Sandra Mae Alison Margaret Gardner, Mark A.

Gaughan. Sarah Elizabeth Gernart and William Albert Janet M. Gower, Merrilee April Gravel, Robert T. Gray, Thomas James Gray, Robert Warren Grimm, Donna Kay Gross, Mary Barbara Grove. Linda Mary Haber, Dean a i Blanche a i George Marten Hare, Walter H.

Harrison, Craig Andrew Hartman, Robert William Hartman, i a Dwight Heller, Dorothy Mae Hess, Charleen Gladys Hewlings, Cynthia Irene Hilliard and Denise Gail Hoffner. Lynn Marie James, Jill Lynne Johnson, Carolyn Louise Jones, Ronald James Jones, Jean-Paul George, Guy Jumet, Marion Eve Kandel, Constance H. Keiper, Linda M. Keiper, and Robert Francis Klein, Jr. Roberta Lee Knorr, Ilene May Kresge, Robin Lynn Kunkle, David LaMont Labar, Nancy Kim LaBar, Neil G.

Landi, Cynthia Lynn Landis, Nancy M. Latzanich, Douglas B. Learn, Paula Marie Leonard, Kathleen Clair Lewis and Michael Eugene Lilly. Gregg Mason Linn, Kevin Wayne Little, Barry Michael London, William Thomas Lord, Louis Anthony Marinelli, Kriste Joan Marks, Jeffrey Michael Martens and Gary James Mat ula. Thomas a a i Victoria Mix, Theodore M.

Molyneaux, David Morgan Montgomery, Merdith E. Montgomery, a Franklin Murphy, Janice Marie Murphy, Joan Marie Murphy, Roseanne Mutchler, Terry Karl Neuweiler and Terry Edward Newbery. a a i O.akley, Edward J. Olker, Timothy Oser, Cheryl Jane Palchak, David Cryil Pallo, Monica E. a a A.

Paul Pamela Jean Peechatka, Robert Owen Peechatka, Gregory James Walker Pirmann and Stephen Mark Planchock. Christopher Hall Price, Judy Ann Price, Teresa J. Price, Todd D. Price, Vincent Price, Margaret Florence Prosser, William F. Quinn, Ricky Lee Rasely, Sandra Ramps, Thomas B.

Reed, Kevin Wayne Reinhardt and Theodore J. Rennekamp. Rickey Allen Repsher, Please recycle this newspaper Judith Marie Richardson, Charlotte J. Rieger, Mary Louise Roe, Susan Kay Rowe, Blair E. Rowland, Gail Marie Anne Rzemien, David A.

Saganich and Cynthia Lee Saylor. Frank Roman Schoebel, Arthur K. Schwedler, Donna Marie Sedor, Loralee Seese, Gerald Stanton Segal, Barry Charles Segear, Cindy Lee Serf ass, Marilynn Theresa Shiner, Archie L. Silfies, Casandra Ann Singer and school at Leadership Rotary Camp last summer. He has been named to "Who's Who Among High School Students" and has been chosen as a member of the "Society of Outstanding American High School Students." Beehler intends to major in mathematics, while attending Penn State.

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