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County and municipal Application forms and
governments can find assistance for project
assistance in supporting design and program devel-
local non-profit arts orga- opment is available by
nizations in their areas contacting Karen Pollock,
through the Local Govern- Local Arts Services Pro-
ment Program of the gram Director, Pennsyl-
Pennsylvania Council on vania Council on the Arts,
the Arts, a state agency Room 216 Finance Build-
under the direction of Gov- ing, Harrisburg, Pennsyl-
ernor Dick Thornburgh. vania 17120, telephone
All local governments (717) 787-1518.
are urged to apply to the Mixer planned
program which provides : -
matching grants, maxi- Friedman Electric
mum of $5,0000 to govern- Supply Co., Hill Street,
ments that set aside an Wilkes-Barre, will be host
appropriation in their 1984 to the Greater Wilkes-
budget to support the arts Barre Chamber of Com-
in their communities. merce members for the
According to Local Arts August Membership
Services Program Direc- Mixer. ,
tor Karen Pollock, local Robert Friedman,
governments need not Friedman Electric, invites
have passed their 1984 all member to attend the
budgets to apply by the mixer on Aug. 17 from 5:30
Oct. 1,1983 grants dead- to 7:30 p.m. Reservations
line. Application is only an may be made by contact-
indication of intent to sup- ing Debbie Zurinski at the
port the arts, and grants Chamber office, 823-2101.
will be awarded contingent
upon the appropriation
made by local government
funds for this purpose, Pol-
lock explained.
This year, restrictions
on matching requirements
for grants have been less-
ened. First-time applicants
initiating a program of
arts support, and appli-
cants increasing support
will be given priority con-
sideration.
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Spurlin honored
Lyons, Mrs. Diane Dean and Charles Knorr.
A committee of the West Side Tech Teacher's
Association has been formed to honor successful
alumni and to increase community awareness of the
advantages of vocational education. The first honored
graduate is David Spurlin, owner ‘and operator of
Spurlin’s Exxon, 366 Wyoming Avenue in Kingston.
Spurlin is a 1976 graduate of West Side Tech. He
took the auto mechanics course, taught by James
Gordon, for three years. His Kingston Exxon is a full-
service garage, featuring a complete range of
mechanical repairs.
Spurlin is married to the former lgie Boston and
is the father of three children.
The Teacher’s Association advises parents who are
interested in enrolling their child in auto mechanics
or other vocational areas which have present open-
ings to contact the school at 288-8493.
Shops which have openings for the 1983 school year
are as follows: auto mechanics, auto body, machine
shop, distributive education, plumbing and heating;
sheet metal, building construction, electrical, elec-
tronics, upholstery and fashions. :
MARY TAYLOR
Taylor to speak
Mary Taylor, designer and beauty consultant, will be
the guest speaker at the Aug. 23 meeting of the West
Side-Kingston Business andkProfessional Women's Club.
Ms. Taylor will present a slide show of the latest
fashions for Fall at the meeting which will be held at
6:30 p.m., at Konefal’s West, Edwardsville.
Ms. Taylor, owner of three area hair and skin care
centers and style director for a large staff, is an
honored member of the National Hairdressers and
Cosmetologists Association, past officer of Pennsylvania
Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, member
of the Professional Makeup Artists Guild. 4
She also is a-member ofthe Skin Care Association of
America, National Association of Nail Artists, and has
been a member of the Professional Business Women’s
Organization for the past two years.
*Subject to change without notice
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Dupont: Skyliner
Pittston: Amitia's
Exeter: Action TV. ...........
Wyoming: Stapleton's
Midway Restaurant
Kingston: Cook's Pharmacy . ..
Wilkes-Barre: Martz Terminal .
Wyoming Valley Mall (Sears)
Nanticoke: Diamond's ...
Plymouth: Matus
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655-2001 (Exeter), 693-3480 (Wyoming),
287-0485 (Midway), 288-3633 (Kingston),
829-6969 (Wilkes-Barre),
735-9857 (Nanticoke), 779-9138 (Plymouth),
829-1311 (Sears) for Resevations
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Wyoming: Stapleton’s
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Kingston: Cook's Pharmacy :
Wilkes-Barre: Martz Terminal ? ;
Wyoming Valley Mall (Sears) . 5:10 P.
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Call: 655-2804 (Skyliner),
654-3131 (Pittston), 655-2001 (Exeter),
693-3480 (Wyoming), 287-0485 (Midway),
288-3633 (Kingston),
829-6969 (Wilkes-Barre), 829-1311 (Sears)
for Reservations
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