2D The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, March 10, 1993 9 In the service Cpl. Forster earns Meritorious Mast Marine Cpl. Jason D. Forster, son of Edward A. and Sandy L. Forster of Dallas, recently received a Meritorious Mast. Forster was cited for outstand- ing service while assigned with Marine Air Traffic Control, Squad- ron-28, 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station, New River, Jacksonville, NC. A Meritorious Mast is an offi- cial recognition from a Marine's commanding officer for superior individual performance. It is is- sued in the form of a bulletin published throughout the com- mand, and a copy is entered in the Marine's permanent service rec- ords. The 1988 graduate of Full Gospel Academy, Pittston, joined the Marine Corps in. December 1988. Crisano returns - from maneuvers Coast Guard Petty Officer 1st Class John A. Crisano, son of Josephine and stepson of Tom Cleasby of Rice Street, Trucksville, recently returned aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Rush, ~ homeported in Honolulu, HI from a three-week fleet exercise off the coast of southern California. The cutter's mission in the exercise was to assist in the train- _ ing of the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz battle group for a future deployment. Crisano visited San Diego while deployed. The 1980 graduate of Wyoming Valley West High school, joined the Coast Guard in February 1982. Workshop for entrepreneurs March 17 SCORE Chapter counselors are shown planning for their upcom- ing workshop, “Starting and Man- aging a Small Business” which will be held on March 17 at the Holiday Inn, Wilkes-Barre. This is an all ; day workshop for people who are thinking of going into business or { have done so recently and need assistance. The workshop will cover legal aspects, taxes and records, insurance, marketing, organiza- tional structure and financing available. The cost of the workshop is $25.00 which includes lunch, re- freshments and instructional material. The Service of Retired Execu- tives (SCORE) is a resource for individuals who want to start a small business or for an existing business in need of assistance. SCORE members are retired busi- ness or professional people with experience in business that can be of great help in solving your prob- lems. This service is free and is sponsored by the Small Business Administration. For information contact SCORE at SBA, 20 North Pennsylvania, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701-3489. Telephone 826-6502. UPCOMING WORKSHOP — Planning SCORE's small business workshop are, from left, Ray Andes, Dallas and Wesley Boyle, Harveys Lake. : The arts are alive in Northeast PA. On Friday, March 19, the Leadership Wilkes-Barre Alumni Association will present its an- nual “Celebration of the Arts.” The program is a tribute to the many fine performing and visual artists living and working in the region. Leadership Wilkes-Barre, was formed 12 years ago to bring together new and emerging lead- ers in the area. The festivities begin at 7 p.m. at the F.M. Kirby Center on Public Square where the works of area artists Angela Kelly, Jack Trom- petter, Linda DuBorgel, Joanna Duffee, Leonard Stankunas, Girl Scout Sunday will be ob- served at the 11 a.m. Worship Service at the Shavertown United Methodist Church, 163 N. Pio- neer Avenue, Shavertown, March 14. Mrs. Tina Shonk, Adult Scout- ing Leader, will coordinate the Scouts who participate. Leadership Wilkes-Barre to celebrate the arts March 19 Claire Cholak, Ruth Richards, and Angela DeMuro will be on display in the lobby and lower level gal- lery. Then at 8 p.m., several re- spected area arts organizations and individuals will present their talents on the Kirby Center Stage. Performers include the Sinfonia Youth Orchestra, Singer Sue Hatrak Hall, the WyomingValley Barber Shop Harmony Chorus, the Little Theatre of Wilkes-Barre, arl ensemble from Ballet North- east and pianist Andrea Bogusko. Tickets are $10 and are avail- able at the Kirby Center Box Of- fice. Shavertown UM Church to observe Girl Scout Sunday In addition, the dedications of new choir chairs, Bibles for the choir loft, and a funeral pall will be dedicated, under the direction of Mrs. Elfriede Turner of The Trustees and Atty. Benjamin R. Jones III of the Memorial Commit - tee. : Use the coupon on page 2 to subscribe “With My New KiteTail CD, You Can Catch The Wind Of Rising Rates.” With the economic times improving, you TERM need a CD that lets you ride the tails of soaring interest rates. But you also want a CD that allows for a sudden wind shift without great penalty. That's Franklin First's new KiteTail CD. 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