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20 local ‘Learning Workers’ graduate LOTTERY MIDDAY DRAWING Program works with those who favorite things about Learning DAILY NUMBER - 6-5-5 BIG 4 - 3-0-5-8 have struggled academically, Workers. “She taught me how to do QUINTO - 1-1-6-1-6 lost faith in education system. simple math and told me to al- TREASURE HUNT ways do my best,” Hughes said. 06-09-14-18-22 By TESS KORNFELD In addition to tutoring ses- Times Leader intern sions, guests known as “career NIGHTLY DRAWING WILKES-BARRE — Volun- presenters” talked to the Learn- DAILY NUMBER - 5-5-1 teers of America’s Learning ing Workers once a week to BIG 4 - 7-5-3-8 Works program graduated 20 give career advice. Doyne said QUINTO - 7-9-6-2-2 “Learning Workers” Wednes- they tried to bring in people CASH 5 day at a dinner in the Sheehy- from a wide variety of occupa- 01-05-19-41-43 Farmer Campus Center at tions such as an EMT, a state King’s College. fish and boat commissioner POWERBALL Learning Works is an after- and a pizza restaurant owner 09-14-17-49-57 school program that works so the kids know they can ac- POWER BALL - 02 with fifth- through eighth-grad- complish whatever they want. ers from Kistler Elementary, Alex Rivera, also a fifth-grad- Dobson Elementary and Mey- er at Kistler Elementary, wants No player matched all five numbers in Wednesday’s “Cash ers Junior/Senior High School. to be an artist when he grows 5” jackpot drawing. Thursday’s The students were recruited by up and said he was inspired by jackpot will be worth $500,000. teachers and guidance counsel- a tattoo artist who talked to Lottery officials reported 96 ors after struggling academi- them about his career. players matched four numbers, cally and losing faith in the During the ceremony, every winning $232 each; 3,068 play- education system. Learning Worker gave a presen- ers matched three numbers, Shannon Doyne, project winning $12 each; and 38,695 tation on the dream career of players matched two numbers, manager of Learning Works, his or her choice and received winning $1 each. said the goal of the program a special certificate in front of is to teach students skills that family members and teachers lead to academic success and in the audience. PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMES LEADER OBITUARIES to present them with a variety Sue Henry, radio personality of career paths. at WILK-FM since 2002 and Tylee Moore, right, of Dodson Elementary School, receives her graduating diploma from Sarina “We are building the leaders King’s College alumna, also Drevenak, learning coach, far left, and congratulations from Shannon Doyne, project manager, Baker, Doris of the future by empowering spoke about the value of hard Learning Works, The Magnolia Project, during Wednesday’s Learning Works graduation dinner at Berzanski, Cecelia them to start down the road to work. King’s College in Wilkes-Barre. Moore’s PowerPoint presentation was on ‘Becoming A Teacher.’ Draina, Albert a career that makes them hap- “Hard work pays off!” Henry Esser, Scott py and fulfilled,” Doyne said. said and made the audience Once I started Learning Work- and I’ve gotten better as a per- “I find it rewarding when Geist, Margaret Starting in January, each stu- repeat the phrase enthusiasti- ers, I started getting A’s, B’s son,” Davis said. “My attitude you see a smile on a kid’s face. dent had a one-on-one weekly cally back at her. Herbert, Duane and C’s,” Hughes said. is better than it was before. Be- Just to see the kid succeed in Jones, Marion tutoring session with a King’s “The secret is out with you. Doyne said at the end of fore it was bad, but now it is a doing something they didn’t College mentor, a relationship You already know the secret to Learning Works, students are little better.” think they could do,” Dreve- Kishbaugh, Jean that lasts the whole semester. hard work,” Henry said. more focused on their school Part of the kids’ success is nak said. McDonough, Students had the chance to The program has a great work and they seem happier. thanks to their learning coach, Because of Learning Works, Dr. Patrick learn about their mentors’ suc- track record. Last spring, 28 Mecca Davis, a seventh-grader Sarina Drevenak. She visits the Rivera is confident that he will McGuire, Kevin cesses and how they ended up Learning Workers, out of 29, at Meyers, said she is more in- students’ homes every other be “a smart kid one day.” at this point in life. Khariana had higher grades since enter- McLean, Eileen terested in school now and her week for an hour and helps “Without Learning Works, I Pavlico, Josephine Hughes, a fifth-grader at Kis- ing the program. attitude has improved. them get more organized and don’t know what I would have tler Elementary, said her men- “My grades were very low. “I’ve gotten better in school sets goals. done,” Rivera said. Richie, Norma tor, Morgan, was one of her Scalise, Caroline Schilling, Zelda Sura, Nicholas Sr. MUSIC REVIEW W-B Hawkeye Woods, Mary Jean Pages 6A, 7A Dave Matthews Band does what it does best upgrade praised Legendary jam band has WHO TO CONTACT played Toyota Pavilion Surveillance system change at city Missed Paper ...... 829-5000 seven times since 2005. garage draws rave from board member. Obituaries ...... 970-7224 Advertising ...... 970-7101 Advertising Billing ...... 970-7328 By BRAD PATTON By JERRY LYNOTT Classified Ads ...... 970-7130 Times Leader Correspondent [email protected]

The 2013 summer-concert WILKES-BARRE — An upgrade to a Vice President / Executive Editor season officially got under fiber-optic connection improved the Hawk- Joe Butkiewicz ...... 970-7249 way Wednesday with the eye Security Solutions cameras in the Park Asst. Managing Editor Dave Matthews Band’s an- & Lock East garage, said a member of the Anne Woelfel ...... 970-7232 nual trek up Montage Moun- board of the nonprofit corporation oversee- City Editor Daniel Burnett ...... 970-7180 tain. ing the operation of the city’s surveillance Sports Editor Appearing only one year system. John Medeiros ...... 970-7143 and one day after its previ- The switch from copper wire cost about Features Editor ous performance at the Toy- $2,000 for hardware to make the connec- Sandra Snyder...... 970-7383 ota Pavilion, the popular jam tion, said Lou Lau, a Hawkeye board mem- Online Editor band from Charlottesville, ber and Wilkes-Barre city employee, at Christopher J. Hughes ...... 970-7329 Va., took the stage at 8:25 the board’s regular monthly meeting on with an extended, stellar ver- Wednesday. “The improvement there is sion of “Warehouse.” fantastic,” Lau said. Neither the DMB nor The garage is located on the corner of BUILDING opening band moe. is a North Washington and East Market streets, TRUST stranger to Scranton: Each across from City Hall. has played here numerous The Wilkes-Barre Parking Authority’s The Times Leader strives to cor- times and each has released two other garages, Park & Lock Central rect errors, clarify stories and a live album recorded in and North, have wireless connections. The update them promptly. Correc- the Electric City. Including Intermodal garage, operated by the city, tions will appear in this spot. If Wednesday night’s perfor- you have information to help us JASON RIEDMILLER/FOR THE TIMES LEADER should have more than 60 cameras opera- correct an inaccuracy or cover mance, DMB has played the tional in another month. The Dave Matthews Band delivered another well-received performance at Montage an issue more thoroughly, call Toyota Pavilion seven times Of the nearly 250 cameras that make up Mountain on Wednesday night. the newsroom at 829-7242. since June 2005, when it the system in the downtown and neighbor- sold out its initial show at A STORY ON PAGE 2A of – Dave Matthews (lead vo- cians and their instruments “Thank you so much, hoods, about 18 of them are down for re- Wednesday’s newspaper about the Scranton amphitheater cals, acoustic guitar), Boyd stretching the boundaries of good to see you,” he shouted pairs or because of network issues, Lau said. Pittston’s new anti-discrimina- (a later show was released Tinsley (violin), Stefan each song as they have been as the crowd cheered wildly. The parking authority is the system’s tion ordinance omitted that the in the band’s “Live Trax” se- Lessard (bass guitar) and doing for more than two de- After hitting its stride with sole paying customer for the $2 million ordinance includes creation of a ries). Carter Beauford (drums, cades. “#41” and “Belly Belly Nice” system that went on line in 2010 and was seven-member human rela- Usually a headliner in its built with state and federal money. The au- tions commission to investigate backing vocals) – were The band followed “Ware- (another number from most violations. own right, moe., a jam band once again joined by elec- house” with “The Idea of recent album, 2012’s “Away thority has a contract the runs to the end of formed at the University at tric guitarist extraordinaire You” and new song “Roof- from the World”), the band the year and has an outstanding balance of A STORY ON PAGE 8A Buffalo in 1989, has played Tim Reynolds and the top” before finding a great slowed it down a little for $15,428 for April and May. It paid an iden- Wednesday misstated the number of organizations that the Scranton Cultural Center horn section of Jeff Coffin groove on “One Sweet “Sleep to Dream Her,” which tical amount for February and March. a number of times, including Board member Greg Barrouk, who also were to receive help from the (saxophone) and Rashawn World” and “Captain” in the segued nicely into “Hunger 2013 United Way Day of Caring. a Feb. 28, 2001, appearance Ross (trumpet) for Wednes- early part of the show. for the Great Light.” works for the city, delivered the treasurer’s Volunteers went to 34 agencies documented on “Warts and day’s show. They all casu- “Why I Am” with its men- The band then got the report and said there were no deposits and public places Wednesday to All, Volume One.” ally strolled onto the stage, tion of the “GrooGrux King,” crowd back on its feet for ex- made this month. help with community projects. Only playing two shows tuned up for a minute or a nickname of deceased traordinary, extended work- Hawkeye began May with a cash balance as part of this tour, moe. two, then launched into the member LeRoi Moore, was outs on “Where Are You of $4,835 and had a total of $3,620 in ex- opened Wednesday’s show opening number to an up- the most enthusiastically re- Going,” “Squirm” and “You penses, leaving it with a cash balance of with a well-received 45-min- roarious reaction from the ceived in the early going. Might Die Trying.” $1,215. ute set. The band’s final tune large crowd. “I was telling a friend The DMB was working its The largest expense was $3,570 from segued nicely into the theme The stage seemed sim- about this place a day or two way through longtime fan Legion Security for monitoring the system from “The Office,” which pler than in past years – the ago,” Matthews said after favorite “Jimi Thing” as this at police headquarters. At the beginning of delighted the multitudes of video screens weren’t used the first song. “You know, it’s article was being written. the month Legion reduced its hours to 88 Dunder-Mifflin fans in atten- until about the sixth song, this big canvas stretched out Due to an early deadline, weekly from around-the-clock coverage. It dance. and there were no elabo- kind of thing. But every time a complete review of the did so after the Wilkes-Barre Area School The core members of rate lights or much of a set we play here, we always have DMB’s performance was not Board voted against renewing its three- the Dave Matthews Band design. Just seven musi- a great time. available at press time. year, $270,000 contract with Hawkeye.

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WILKES-BARRE Selenski records handed over No county action on vote expected Prosecutors in the case of Hugo Selenski, charged in a double homicide, filed court papers Wednesday verifying Election Board solicitor doesn’t see counties of Steve didate aggrieved by the actions of “I don’t think there’s enough time they’ve handed over Selenski’s medical county filing requests seeking new Hahn’s withdrawal the election board can file petitions for all the wheels to get that done,” records. 2013 from the ballot, and with the court, and Butera said that Butera said. Prosecutors were ordered to do so Hazleton Area School Board election. ELECTION he ended up receiv- wouldn’t apply to Luzerne County. Seven candidates competed for four last week after a county judge imposed ing more than 500 “Theoretically, Luzerne County is Hazleton Area School Board nomina- sanctions after Sel- votes in those juris- not aggrieved by anything,” Butera tions on each ticket — Thomas Chiri- enski’s attorneys said By JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES dictions. said. co, Jared O’Donnell, Bob Mehalick, prosecutors engaged [email protected] Candidates can file court paperwork Timing concerns James Chapman, Frederick Mariano, in “misconduct” in Luzerne County Election Board so- in Carbon and Schuylkill counties seek- Timing also is an issue, Butera said. Clarence John and Carmella Yenkev- obtaining the records. licitor Mike Butera doesn’t expect the ing a new election before the counties The county election board would ich. Judge Fred Pieranto- county to file any requests seeking a submit their official certified results to have to discuss and decide to seek a Hahn received 279 Republican votes ni ordered the prosecu- new Hazleton Area School Board elec- the state on June 10, but some say that new election and then obtain council in the two other counties. tors to hand over any tion as suggested by some residents burden should fall on Luzerne County, approval to file litigation, which is re- The unofficial Republican vote to- Selenski medical records and and county officials. which made the error. quired by home rule, he said. tals for the seven candidates: Chap- delete any related files The results of that school board race For starters, Butera said he does not Butera said he wants to be upfront man, 2,146; Mehalick, 2,125; John, from office computers. are in question because Luzerne Coun- know if the county would have stand- that he does not believe these steps 1,977; O’Donnell, 1,795; Yenkevich, Selenski, 39, of Kingston Township, ty’s election office failed to inform ing to seek a special election. would be completed before the dead- is awaiting a June 24 trial in the May neighboring Carbon and Schuylkill The election code says any can- line. See ELECTION, Page 4A 2002 deaths of Michael Kerkowski and Tammy Fassett, both 38 at the time. Selenski might face the death penalty if convicted of first-degree murder. UNITED WAY DAY OF CARING In December, his attorneys said pros- ecutors obtained medical and psychiat- Solicitor ric records of Selenski, even though at no time has Selenski made either his mental or physical health an issue. Also on Wednesday, Pierantoni said a Pedri may pretrial hearing will be held June 6. LUZERNE Luzerne Bank purchase OK’d represent Penns Woods Bancorp Inc. announced its shareholders approved the company’s pending acquisition of Luzerne Bank at the annual meeting held Wednesday. The shareholders of Luzerne National Corp. Griffith also approved the acquisition at their an- nual shareholders meeting Wednesday. Move to save county money The acquisition is expected to become could occur if a judge rejects effective on Saturday, subject to the satisfaction of other customary closing an attempt to dismiss case. conditions. Penns Woods intends to continue By JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES to operate Luzerne Bank as a separate [email protected] banking subsidiary of Penns Woods Luzerne County Chief Solici- under the name “Luzerne Bank.” tor C. David Pedri said he will The existing members of the board of start representing county Con- directors of Luzerne Bank will continue troller Walter Griffith in a civil to serve as directors after closing, and suit filed by Judd Shoval if a Richard A. Grafmyre, Penns Woods’ county judge rejects an attempt president and chief executive officer, to dismiss the case. will join the Luzerne Bank board. The issue came up at Tues- In addition, at closing the Penns day’s county council meeting Woods board of directors will be because some council members expanded to include three current non- have asked Pe- employee directors from the Luzerne dri if there’s board of directors. a conflict of Based in Williamsport, Penns Woods interest with is the parent company of Jersey Shore CLARK VAN ORDEN/THE TIMES LEADER Griffith’s cur- State Bank, which operates 13 branches rent represen- in Lycoming, Clinton, Centre and Mon- Volunteers from Citizens Bank in Wilkes-Barre fold clothes donated to Ruth’s Place women’s shelter as part of the tation. tour counties. United Way of Wyoming Valley’s Day of Caring projects on Wednesday. The firm of Penns Woods will acquire all of the Elliott, Green- outstanding shares of Luzerne for a total Griffith leaf & Dean purchase price of $44.5 million. The is defending combined company will have more than Griffith and $1.1 billion in assets. ‘It doesn’t take much to help a lot’ the county in PLAINS TWP. the civil suit, More than 600 volunteers performed tenance projects completed Wednes- windows to picking up litter to calling which alleges Gift of Life fundraiser set the controller 3,700 hours of necessary work at day. bingo at a pizza party for senior citi- The Polish American Veterans are “It feels good to volunteer and help zens. violated the Pedri holding a fundraiser/motorcycle ride about 34 nonprofit agencies. out in the community,” Bradford said Jones said total volunteer hours ex- state wiretap for the Gift of Life organ donor pro- as he left The Woodlands, where the ceeded 3,700, providing an estimated law. Griffith has gram on Sunday, June 9. United Way of Wyoming Valley held $82,000 in value to the groups helped. privately hired one of the firm’s Registration begins at 10 a.m. at By BILL O’BOYLE its “Operation Dream” breakfast and “Each of you are passionate about our attorneys, Mark Bufalino, to rep- the organization’s pavilion at 2 S. Oak [email protected] awards ceremony. “It doesn’t take much community,” Jones told a sea of orange- resent him in separate criminal St., Hudson. The ride starts at noon. felony wiretapping charges re- PLAINS TWP. — Malcolm Bradford to help a lot.” clad volunteers at the breakfast. “You A picnic will follow at 1 p.m. at the Bill Jones, United Way president/ are all rolling up your sleeves to help cently filed against him. pavilion with food, prize drawings and finished his breakfast and was heading The county is funding to his one-day, once-a-year job: He was CEO, said the impact of the annual Day people served by these vital agencies.” live music by Hat Tryk. of Caring is significant to the budgets of Theresa Porter, 33, of Wilkes-Barre, Griffith’s defense in the civil Cost is $15 per rider and $15 per one of 600 volunteers participating in suit, but Griffith must pay for Wednesday’s United Way Day of Car- nonprofit agencies. was with a group of volunteers from passenger. All proceeds go directly to Jones said 622 volunteers represent- Benco Dental who were heading to his criminal defense. Gift of Life program. ing’s Operation Dream. Pedri told council he won’t Bradford, 42, of Wilkes-Barre, an em- ing 43 businesses performed necessary the SPCA of Luzerne County in Plains work at 34 organizations by doing tasks Township to do yard work. provide his personal opinion on FORTY FORT ployee at Lord & Taylor, and his team the potential conflict. of volunteers were assigned to clean the ranging from painting to gardening to Forty Fort Pool opens today cleaning to serving meals to washing “That’s up to each attorney to Back Mountain Trail— one of 34 main- See CARING, Page 7A make their own determination,” The Forty Fort Pool will open 3 to 7 Pedri said. p.m. today and Friday. His decision to start repre- The pool will be open regular hours senting Griffith stems mainly on Saturdays and Sundays. Valley West grad has advice for local college-bound from the insurance carrier’s deci- Beginning Monday and continuing sion to deny coverage in the civil weekdays through the week of June matter, Pedri said. The insur- 10, the pool will be open from 3 until 7 Jeff Selingo convinced A higher IF YOU GO ance coverage, which requires p.m. Normal hours will begin on June ed journal- colleges are about to What: Discussion of his book the use of outside legal counsel, 17. For more information, call the pool ist for 16 COLLEGE undergo tectonic changes. “College (Un)Bound” by Plym- would have funded expenses af- at 714-6261 or the Forty Fort Borough years — outh native Jeff Selingo ter a $150,000 deductible. office at 287-8586. he’s cur- (UN)BOUND Where: Burke Auditorium “Where there’s no insurance rently edi- in the King’s College Mc- DURYEA coverage, I’m going to try to By MARK GUYDISH THE FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION Gowan School of Business, tor-at-large keep as much litigation as I can [email protected] Selingo for The AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR STUDENTS West Union and North River Police seek Binghamton man streets, Wilkes-Barre in-house,” Pedri said, citing the Wyoming Valley West Chronicle When: Today, 4 p.m. savings. Police said they are searching for of Higher Education and a Monty Ramey, 22, of Binghamton, grad Jeff Selingo is coming Cost: Free and open to the Elliott, Greenleaf & Dean At- senior fellow at the Wash- public N.Y., on charges he interfered with the back to town with a message torney Jack Dean said Wednes- for all his fellow Spartans — ington, D.C.-based think day there is no conflict because custody of a child on Monday. tank Education Sector — and everyone else poised to work in “disruptive innova- the civil litigation is against the Police said New York State Police Selingo will be at Burke Hall leave high school and start tion” — the idea that chang- controller in his official capac- on Tuesday found the child safe with in King’s College at 4 p.m. college: Higher education is JEFFREY J. SELINGO es starting on the fringe of ity, which essentially makes it a relatives in New York. today to talk about his book changing, radically. Editor at Large, The Chronicle of Higher Education an industry can shake that claim against the county. Dean Ramey is facing a charge of interfer- “College (Un)Bound.” “Every parent thinks the industry to the core. Think said the defense in that case fo- ence with custody of children that “I try to explain, here’s Selingo became con- experience their kids will recorded music sales and cuses on the county’s interest, was filed with District Judge Andrew what’s going on, here’s vinced colleges are about to have in college will be the iTunes. with no bearing on Griffith’s pri- Barilla in Pittston. what’s happening, here’s undergo tectonic changes same experience they had Christensen argued the vate interests. Anyone with information about the how you can try to evaluate after hearing a lecture by 30 years ago,” Selingo, 40, next big such disruption Dean said a conflict would whereabouts of Ramey is asked to call colleges,” Selingo said. “It’s Harvard Professor Clayton Duryea police at 457-1721 ext. 2 said. “That’s not going to happen.” meant as a primer.” Christensen, known for his See SELINGO, Page 4A See GRIFFITH, Page 4A PAGE 4A ThuRSDAy, MAy 30, 2013 NEWS TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com

zerne County Treasurer’s Office or a $3.95 flat fee to Visa debit At Western University, is designed to help make better MUNICIPAL BRIEFS says the face period for 2013 cards by the payment process- where such “competency- choices in higher education. county real estate collection of ing company. SELINGO based” learning has been fully It can also help keep college DURYEA — The Duryea tax bills ends Saturday. embraced, Selingo noted, the grads in smaller communities Borough Sewer Authority will Because this falls on a day ASHLEY — Ashley Borough Continued from Page 3A average time to a bachelor’s de- such as the Wyoming Valley. meet Monday at 7 p.m. the courthouse is not open for Council announced the second gree is 2.5 years at an average “I talk about Wilkes-Barre at business, the Treasurer’s Office half of the trash and recycling will hit higher education. cost of $18,000. the end of my book,” he said, LUZERNE — John Lohman, will collect taxes for properties fee for 2013 will be collected in Selingo did more research and Big changes are necessary noting that the rate of students tax collector, says the face pe- in Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke and the secretary’s office through wrote a book designed to help because the old system no lon- attending college varied little riod for 2013 county/municipal Pittston at the face amount on June and July, starting June 4. parents and students know ger works, Selingo argues. “We among lower and higher in- real estate property taxes and Monday. Office hours are 10 a.m. to what to look for and expect. talk about how great the Amer- come cities 30 years ago, but municipal per capita taxes ends The Treasurer’s Office is on 2 p.m. Tuesday and 4 p.m. to 7 “My contention is that in ican higher education system that a gap has grown. Saturday. the first floor of the courthouse. p.m. Thursday. the future there are going to is.” he said. “But 400,000 stu- “If you come from a family Taxes paid after June 1 will Hours of operation are 9 a.m. The mandatory fee is $115 be many different pathways to dents drop out of college every that makes more than $90,000 be accepted at penalty value. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through until July 31. After this date, a and through college; College in year.” a year, you have a one in two The entire bill must be sent Friday. $10 late fee is assessed. the future will be, as the title A big reason for that is soar- chance of getting a bachelor’s with payment, especially if a Payments with a clearly Citations will be issued for says, unbound.” ing costs, but it’s also a lack degree by age 25,” Selingo receipt is requested. Enclose a visible postmark of June 3 or non-payment. The traditional, four-years- of information when students said. “If you come from a fam- self-addressed, stamped enve- earlier will be accepted at face Stickers may be obtained by in-one-place model has al- pick a college. Giving students ily that makes under $35,000, lope with payment. amount. sending a check or money or- ready eroded, as colleges in- greater flexibility in how they you have a one in 17 chance. Office hours are 6 to 7 p.m. Mail both parts of tax bill der payable to Ashley Borough creasingly mix Internet-only, earn their degree — including “And even if you graduate Mondays and 1 to 2 p.m. Sat- with a self-addressed, stamped to 10 N. Main St., Ashley, or classroom-only and hybrid cooperation among colleges, here, you tend to gravitate else- urdays. envelope if a receipt is re- by depositing payment in the courses. real world learning experience where, where the jobs are. Un- If office hours are inconve- quested. drop-off box in the vestibule of A few colleges have dropped worth college credits, and trav- til you break that cycle, places nient, payment arrangements To make a payment online, the Municipal Building. the “120 credits for a degree” el abroad — can change that like Wilkes-Barre will never can be made by calling John at visit www.paylocalgov.com/ When using this method, add mantra completely, testing equation. Selingo said his book keep up with other cities.” 570-288-9640. luzernecounty-pa. A conve- $1.80 for postage and allow suf- students when they enter and nience fee of 2.4 percent will be ficient mailing time for delivery letting them study what they WILKES-BARRE — The Lu- applied to credit card payments of stickers. need as they need it.

can side, while Yenkevich would “I believe the only people eli- “A lot of crazy things could ELECTION be the fourth Democratic candi- gible to vote again would be the happen with a new election,” he date. ones who voted last week,” Dart said. Continued from Page 3A Election officials in Carbon said. The election board will meet and Schuylkill counties said Would these voters be re- at 5:30 p.m. Monday night — 1,747; Mariano, 1,585; and they are proceeding with certi- quired to appear at polling loca- the location has not yet been Chirico, 1,515. fication of their election results tions again, or could they vote finalized — to certify the elec- A combined 273 Democrats and haven’t received indica- by absentee ballots because of tion results and discuss other picked Hahn in the two coun- tions any candidates or Luzerne the unusual situation, she won- business. ties. County will challenge the re- ders. Butera said the board will The Democratic tallies for sults. 2nd challenge possible comply with council’s resolution the seven contenders: Mehal- Carbon County Elections Di- If the nominees changed as a to investigate primary election ick, 1,924; Chapman, 1,879; rector Lisa Dart said she does result of a new election, the can- problems and report findings to O’Donnell, 1,862; Yenkevich, not know how a special election didates who went from winners council on June 25. 1,691; John, 1,611; Mariano, with the same candidates would to losers may then have an op- Election Board member John 1,333; and Chirico, 1,265. be structured. portunity to challenge the new Newman said the election office If these results stand, Chap- Two county municipalities results, Dart said. has been busy tallying hundreds man, Mehalick and O’Donnell — Banks Township and Beaver Butera said the three candi- of write-in votes in municipal secured nominations to appear Meadows Borough — fall in the dates who secured both party races and verifying that the win- on both party ballots in Novem- Hazleton Area School District, nominations could end up los- ning nominees are eligible to ber. John would be the fourth and roughly 700 voters cast bal- ing a second time around. hold office. ballot contender on the Republi- lots in the two.

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Affordable Care Act to has some be steered to an expanded ver- realize the coverage they will did not respond directly to prompt cancellation this fall state insur- sion of Medicaid in states that get under the new law is su- questions about the potential ance offi- accept it. perior to current bare-bones fallout from cancellation no- of noncompliant policies. cials worried The goal is to cover most of insurance. For example, insur- tices. Instead, Health and Hu- about con- the nation’s nearly 50 million ers will no longer be able to man Services spokeswoman sumer confu- uninsured, but even Obama turn people down because of Joanne Peters released a pre- By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR sion. says there will be bumps in medical problems. pared statement saying: “Be- Associated Press Obama Rollout of the road. And discontinued Other bumps on the road ginning in October, individu- WASHINGTON — Many the Afford- insurance plans could be an- to the new health care law in- als and small businesses will people who buy their own able Care other bump. clude potentially unaffordable be able to shop for insurance health insurance could get Act is going full speed ahead, Also, it doesn’t seem to premiums for smokers unless in the marketplace, where surprises in the mail this fall: despite repeal efforts by con- square with one of the presi- states act to waive them, a we are already seeing that cancellation notices because gressional Republicans. New dent’s best known promises new $63-per-head fee that will increased competition and their current policies aren’t up insurance markets called ex- about his health care over- hit companies already provid- transparency are leading to a to the basic standards of Presi- changes are to open in every haul: “If you like your health ing coverage to employees and range of options for quality, af- dent Barack Obama’s health state this fall. Middle-class care plan, you’ll be able to dependents, and a long-term fordable plans.” care law. consumers who don’t get cov- keep your health care plan.” care insurance program that Large employer plans that They, and some small busi- erage on the job will be able But supporters of the over- had to be canceled because of cover most workers and their nesses, will have to find re- to pick private health plans, haul are betting that consum- the risk it could go belly up families are unlikely to be af- placement plans — and that while low-income people will ers won’t object once they The Obama administration fected.

AP PHOTO Into the wild blue yonder Graduating Air Force cadets throw their caps Wednesday at the comple- ONE cOOL pOLAR BEAR DIspLAy tion of the commencement cer- emony for the class of 2013 at the Railways U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado. In the background, a group of World War II warplanes do a flyover. unsafe? SEATTLE Plea pending in massacre Don’t be he Army staff sergeant charged Twith slaughtering 16 villagers dur- ing one of the worst atrocities of the Afghanistan war has agreed to plead so sure guilty in a deal to avoid the death pen- alty, his attorney told The Associated Press on Wednesday. Statistics show train Staff Sgt. Robert Bales is scheduled to enter guilty pleas to charges of accidents, fatalities on decline premeditated murder June 5 at Joint nationally over past decade. Base Lewis-McChord south of Seattle, said lawyer John Henry Browne. A sentencing-phase trial set for Sep- By JOSH FUNK tember will determine whether he is AP Business Writer sentenced to life in prison with or life OMAHA, Neb. — The na- without the possibility of parole. The tion’s railroads are safer than judge and commanding general must ever, despite recent high-profile approve a plea deal. accidents such as this week’s fi- ery derailment in Maryland. PROVIDENCE, R.I. Derailments and crossing ac- cidents have steadily declined Chafee plans party switch nationwide even as businesses have come to increasingly rely Independent Rhode Island Gov. AP PHOTO on trains to move their raw ma- Lincoln Chafee is joining the Demo- nuka, the first polar bear born in the tropics, swims in his new enclosure at the Singapore Zoo on terials and products. cratic Party ahead of his 2014 bid for IWednesday. Modeled closely after the arctic habitat, the enclosure helps replicate the climate of the The number of train acci- a second term, his spokeswoman said arctic by including an ice cave and a large pool filled with giant ice blocks. dents fell 43 percent to 1,712 Wednesday, confirming a move that between 2003 and last year, Chafee has been talking about for while the number of incidents months as a way to better position at rail crossings dropped 34 per- himself for re-election. cent to 1,960. Chafee would not immediately And the total number of address his party switch when asked deaths declined 19 percent to about it Wednesday after he exited a Rep. Bachmann: I’m not returning 705 over the decade. ferry from Block Island to the main- Railroads have been investing land, saying only that he would be an- in their equipment and track, nounce his decision at his local board The tea party favorite is not seeking was not available for interviews. In a their employee training and in of canvassers this morning. lengthy video message to supporters, technological tools to help de- The governor, a former Republican re-election to fifth term. she said her decision “was not influ- tect problems before they can senator, became a political indepen- enced by any concerns about my being derail a train. Fewer derailments dent in 2007, the year after he lost re-elected.” The Associated Press means fewer delayed deliveries re-election to the U.S. Senate. Ron Carey, a former chief of staff to and less need for railroads to re- ST. PAUL, Minn. — Michele Bach- Bachmann, said he suspects she was route traffic for hours or even CHICAGO mann, the Minnesota congresswoman anticipating a tough battle ahead and days. That all helps the indus- Study: Stop infections via ICU whose sharply conservative views on seemed to be stuck in place in Con- try’s bottom line. social and fiscal issues elevated her to gress. “There’s a strong incentive in Infections in U.S. hospitals kill tens a leader of the tea party movement, an- “This is a great chance to exit stage AP PHOTO the industry to maintain and in- of thousands of people each year, and nounced Wednesday she will not seek right rather than have a knockdown, Rep. Michele Bachmann, R- Minn., will not run for re-election in 2014. vest in infrastructure,” said Al- many institutions fight back by screen- a fifth term but insisted the decision drag-out re-election fight,” said Carey, lan Zarembski, an industry vet- ing new patients to see if they carry a was unrelated to ethics inquiries or her also a former state GOP chairman. eran who now leads the railroad dangerous germ, and isolating those near-loss last fall. “The reality also set in that she is not sonalities of the tea party. Stalwarts like engineering and safety program who do. But a big study suggests a far It was a sudden turn for the foster- a favorite of Republican leadership, so former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, former at the University of Delaware. more effective approach: Decontami- mom-turned-politician. She left the she is not going to be rising up to a Rep. Allen West of Florida and former “Last year was the safest year nating every patient in intensive care. door open to other, unspecified politi- committee chair or rising up in leader- South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint have on record for the railroad indus- Washing everyone with antiseptic cal options. ship.” left elected office to move into conser- try,” said Federal Railroad Ad- wipes and giving them antibiotic nose Bachmann was traveling in Russia as Her departure next year is part of a vative organizations and commentary ministration spokesman War- ointment reduced bloodstream infec- part of a congressional delegation and larger shift involving the leading per- roles. ren Flatau. tions dramatically in the study at more That might surprise anyone than 40 U.S. hospitals. who saw the video of a smolder- The practice could prove controver- ing CSX train after a chemical- sial, because it would involve even un- fueled explosion near Baltimore infected patients and because experts Weather Service is upgrading computers Tuesday. Early indications are say it could lead to germs becoming that the train struck a truck at more resistant to antibiotics. But it a private crossing before the de- worked better than screening meth- Forecasters: $25 million hit the East Coast, while the railment. ods, now required in nine states. The Maryland accident project needed to better American supercomputer model showed Sandy drift- comes on the heels of the de- BEIRUT protect public from storms. ing out to sea. railment of a commuter train The American model in Bridgeport, Conn., earlier Assad eyeing 2014 election this month. More than 70 peo- By TAMARA LUSH eventually predicted Sandy’s Syria’s foreign minister laid out a Associated Press landfall four days before the ple were injured when a sec- hard line Wednesday, insisting that storm hit — plenty of time ond train struck the one that Bashar Assad will remain Syria’s presi- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. for preparation — but re- derailed. And last weekend, a dent at least until elections in 2014 and — When forecasters from vealed a potential weakness freight train crash in Rockview, might run for another term, conditions the National Weather Ser- in the American computer Mo., injured seven people and that will make it difficult for Syria’s vice track a hurricane, they compared to the European destroyed a highway overpass, opposition to agree to U.N.-sponsored use models from several system. It left some meteo- which could take a year to re- talks on ending Syria’s civil war. different supercomputers rologists fuming. pair. Any deal reached in such talks located around the world to “Let me be blunt: The A trust fund should be es- AP PHOTO would have to be put to a referendum, create their predictions. state of operational U.S. nu- tablished to ensure the upkeep National Hurricane Center Director Rick Knabb talks Walid al-Moallem said in a TV inter- Some of those models are merical weather prediction and safety of the nation’s rail about the pending 2013 Atlantic hurricane season. view, introducing a new condition that more accurate than others. is an embarrassment to the system, U.S. Sen. Richard Blu- could complicate efforts by the U.S. During Hurricane Sandy last nation and it does not have menthal of Connecticut said and Russia to bring the two sides to- October, for instance, the to be this way,” wrote Cliff puters that provide storm puters — one in Orlando, Wednesday, labeling the recent gether at an international conference model from the European Maas, a professor of atmo- models are underpowered Fla. and the other in Reston, incidents a call to action. in Geneva, possibly next month. Center for Medium-range spheric sciences at the Uni- — which is why the Nation- Va., — will receive $25 mil- “Lack of public trust and con- The comments by al-Moallem, a Weather Forecasting in the versity of Washington on his al Weather Service plans on lion in upgrades as part of fidence in safety and reliability regime stalwart with decades in top United Kingdom predicted weather blog. upgrading those computers the Hurricane Sandy supple- threaten to undermine the en- positions, reflected a new confidence eight days before landfall Meteorologists agree that in the next two years. The mental bill that was recently tire rail system,” Blumenthal by Assad’s government. that the large storm would the two American supercom- two main forecasting com- approved by Congress. said. PAGE 6A THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 OBITUARIES TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com

ZELDA SCHILLING, 75, a CAROLINE SCALISE, 97, of Dr. Patrick J. McDonough Duane J. Herbert resident at Hampton House, Ha- Old Forge, died Tuesday, May 28, nover Township, passed away 2013, in Scranton. Daughter of May 26, 2013 May 28, 2013 at Hampton House on Monday, the late Salvatore and Josephine May 27, 2013. Mancaruso Greco, she was also r. Patrick J. McDonough, 79, of uane J. Herbert, 53, of Bear Funeral will be private and at preceded in death by husband, DLafayette Hill, former clinical DCreek Township, passed away the convenience of the family. Ar- Dominick (Ramick); broth- director of Eastern Pennsylvania Tuesday morning at his home. rangements have been entrusted ers, Casper “Cappy” and Frank; Psychiatric Institute and chief of Born in Wilkes-Barre, he was a son to the Charles V. Sherbin Funeral sisters Mary Cherundolo and psychiatry at Haverford State Hos- of John Herbert of Pittston and Eliza- Home, Hanover Township. There Carmela Genova. Surviving are pital, died early on May 26, 2013, beth (Winter) Herbert of Bear Creek. will be no calling hours. sons, Philip (Joanne) and James at the University of Pennsylvania Duane was a graduate of James M. (Beverly); daughter, Sylvia Ci- Hospital, surrounded by his family. Coughlin High School, Wilkes-Barre, occi (Joseph); grandchildren, Dr. McDonough was born in class of 1977, and was the owner of Philip Jr. (Lori), Lori Steward Wilkes-Barre, a son of the late Pat- Mountain Auto Shop, Bear Creek, for SCOTT ESSER, 47, passed (Christopher), Jeff Ciocci; great- rick Harold McDonough and Mar- 35 years. away at home on Monday. Born grandchildren, Dominick Scal- garet Speicher McDonough, also of He was a member of the Polish March 14, 1966, he was a son of ise, Nicholas Steward, Charles Wilkes-Barre. American Veterans, Hudson section the late William Esser and Ber- Steward; sister Sara Veno; nieces, A Wilkes-Barre native, Dr. Mc- of Plains Township; The Triangle nice Hall Esser. In addition to nephews, cousins. Donough was a graduate of the Club, Miners Mills section of Wilkes- his parents, Scott was preceded Funeral will be held at 9:30 University of Notre Dame and Barre, and was a member of the F. & in death by his sister, Jerry. Sur- a.m. Saturday at Louis V. Ciuc- Temple University Medical School. the senior psychiatric staff, qual- A.M. Lodge No. 61, Wilkes-Barre. Kaowliam, Plymouth; sisters, Cathie viving are four brothers, Bill, cio Funeral Home, 145 Moosic He interned at Mercy Hospital in ity assurance, joint conference and Duane was a family man who was Thomas, and her husband, Paul, Ed- Wayne, Darrel, Dirk; four sisters, Road, Old Forge. Mass 10 a.m. in Wilkes-Barre. He also served in special hospital task force on treat- always there to lend a helping hand wardsville, and Denise McMillian Terry, Dawn, Jolene, Kim; three Prince of Peace Parish, St. Mary’s the U.S. Air Force at Lackland Air ment plans. During his tenure, he to his family and friends. He espe- and her husband, Edward, Harveys dogs, Chancey, Muggy and Wil- Church, West Grace Street, Old Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, coordinated research programs and cially loved spending time with his Lake; nephews and nieces. low, whom he treated as his kids. Forge. Friends may call 5 to 8 where he was a pioneer in treating gave numerous lectures and papers granddaughter, Lily. Funeral services will be private Scott was a great man. He was a p.m. Friday. pilots suffering from post-traumat- on psychopharmacology and psy- Surviving, in addition to his par- and held at the convenience of the loving and caring person and will ic stress disorder. chiatry. ents, are his wife of 30 years, the family. A memorial service will be always be in our hearts. We will MARY JEAN WOODS, 69, of Dr. McDonough and his beloved In 1991 he entered into private former Debbie Dessoye; sons, Chris- held at a later date. love and miss him always. Avoca, passed away Wednesday wife of 55 years moved in 1961 practice at Montgomery Psychiat- topher, Ryan and Shane, all of Bear Arrangements by the Corcoran Services are pending from at her home. to Philadelphia, where he did his ric Associates in Norristown and Creek Township; granddaughter, Lily Funeral Home Inc., 20 S. Main St., the Graziano Funeral Home, Funeral arrangements are residency in psychiatry at Eastern then also at Seasons Long Term Miraglia, Mountain Top; brother, Plains Township. Pittston Township. For informa- pending from Kiesinger Funeral Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute, Structured Residence. He conclud- John Herbert, and partner Narin Online condolences may be made tion, visit www.grazianofuneral- Services Inc., 255 McAlpine St., where he later became a staff psy- ed his long, distinguished career at www.corcoranfuneralhome.com. home.com. Duryea. chiatrist. In 1972, he was named of more than 50 years in medicine clinical director. He also main- when he retired in 2010. Margaret (Powlitch) Geist tained a position in the outpatient He was preceded in death by his Nicholas D. Sura Sr. clinic that involved the supervision brother, William. May 28, 2013 of residents and the leading of an Surviving, in addition to his May 28, 2013 evaluation and screening, multidis- wife, Marie Ann, are his sons, Brian argaret (Powlitch) Geist, 95, of Kingston; sister, Elizabeth Kush, ciplinary outpatient team. and Mark, and their wives, Carolyn MKingston, died on Tuesday at Kingston; four grandchildren, Nancy icholas D. Sura Sr., 78, of Wil- He was also actively involved and Kathi; one grandchild, Aca- ManorCare, Kingston, after a short Shandra, Carolyn Hummer, Kristen Nkes-Barre, passed away unex- in various committees including cia; five brothers, Harold, Joseph, illness. Mazur and Lindsay Cooper; six great- pectedly at his home on Tuesday, the medical staff committee, con- Frank, Mark and John; and one sis- Born on Nov. 26, 1917, in Larks- grandchildren; many nieces and neph- May 28, 2013. tinuing medical education, treat- ter, Teresa Jemio. ville, she was a daughter of the late ews. He was born in Wilkes-Barre on ment team, postmortum, electro- Friends may call 6 to 8 Frank and Mary Smolok Powlitch. Private Mass of Christian Burial March 30, 1935, a son of the late convulsive therapy, accreditation, p.m. Friday at the Lownes She graduated from Kingston High will be held at the convenience of Nicholas and Irene Turpin Sura. utilization review, pharmacy and Funeral Home, 659 Ger- School, class of 1935. the family at St. Ignatius of Loyola Nick was a graduate of GAR Memo- therapeutics, medical records, joint mantown Pike, Lafayette Margaret resided in Kingston since Church, Kingston. The interment will rial High School, class of 1952. He conference and disaster. Hill. Funeral Mass will be held she was 12 years old. She was em- be at St. Vincent’s Cemetery, Larks- was a U.S. Army veteran, serving In 1976, he was named clinical Saturday at 10 a.m. in the St. Philip ployed by Penn Millers Insurance of ville. There will be no calling hours. with the 82nd Airborne during the director of the admissions build- Neri Church, 437 Ridge Pike, La- Wilkes-Barre prior to retirement. Memorial contributions, if desired, Korean War. ing at Haverford State Hospital. He fayette Hill. Burial will be private. She was a member of St. Ignatius of can be made to the Hoyt Library, 284 Prior to retirement, he was em- subsequently became senior clini- Contributions in memory of Dr. Loyola Church, Kingston, and the Al- Wyoming Ave., Kingston, PA 18704. ployed for many years as a shoe cal director in 1981, and ultimately Patrick J. McDonough, class of tar and Rosary Society. She was also a Funeral arrangement are entrusted designer for the Rubber Corp. of chief of psychiatry of the hospital 1954, may be made to the Universi- member of Penn Millers Retirees. to the Hugh B. Hughes & Son Inc. America and for the Rockport In- in 1990. ty of Notre Dame General Scholar- and Nicholas Sura III; sister, Rita Preceding her in death are her hus- Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoming Ave., dustry. He was last employed by While there he served on many ship Fund, Attn. Jamie Barry, 1100 Tunila, Wilkes-Barre; several nieces band, William Geist, 1998; son-in-law, Forty Fort. Auto Paint World. important committees including Grace Hall, Notre Dame, IN 46556. Robert Morrissey; sister, Mary Wright For information or to send the fam- He was a life member of Our and nephews, including Barbara Mullay and John Curcio. Nichols; and a brother, Frank Powell. ily an online message of condolence, Lady of Fatima Parish at St. Mary’s Surviving are her daughters, Mary visit the funeral home’s website at Church of the Immaculate Concep- Funeral services will be held Saturday at 8:30 Eileen E. McLean Morrissey, Luzerne, and Nancy Coo- www.hughbhughes.com. tion, Wilkes-Barre, where he served per and her husband, Charles Jr., as an usher. He was a fourth-degree a.m. from the Nat & Gaw- May 25, 2013 member of the Knights of Colum- las Funeral Home, 89 Park Ave., bus. Nick was an avid fan of Penn Wilkes-Barre, with a Mass of Chris- ileen E. McLean, 93, of Dallas, Claire Miles; brothers, Paul, Rob- Kevin J. McGuire State, the New York Yankees and tian Burial to follow at 9 a.m. in St. E passed away on Saturday, May ert and Willard King. May 27, 2013 Hanover Area baseball. He never Mary’s Church of the Immaculate 25, 2013, in Dallas. Surviving are her son, William missed any of his grandson’s Ha- Conception, 134 S. Washington She was born Sept. 20, 1919, in B. McLean, Shavertown; brothers, nover Area baseball games. He was St., Wilkes-Barre. Interment will Dunmore, a daughter of the late Joseph King, Scranton; Jack King, evin J. McGuire, 62, of Wyoming, daughter, Caitlin McGuire. also an avid hunter and fisherman. be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Hanover Fred and Hannah Whalen King. A Coon Rapids, Minn.; nieces and Kpassed away Monday, May 27, Surviving are a daughter, Maureen He was preceded in death by his Township. Friends may call 4 to 7 graduate of Dunmore High School, nephews. 2013, in Hospice Community Care, McGuire, Baltimore, Md.; sister, son, Nicholas D. Sura Jr., in 2009; p.m. Friday at the funeral home. she resided at the Country Club Private funeral services were Geisinger South Wilkes-Barre. Denise, and her husband, Michael and by his grandson, Brian Sura, in In lieu of flowers, memorial do- Apartments in Dallas and was a held. A funeral Mass was celebrat- Born in Scranton, he was a son Cook, Troutman, N.C.; nephew, Kyle 2011. nations may be made to the Janet member of St. Therese’s Church, ed in St. Therese’s Church and of the late James E. and Emy Lou Cook, Troutman. Nicholas is survived by his wife Weis Children’s Hospital, 100 N. Shavertown. interment was in Dunmore Cem- Steiner McGuire. Funeral will be 10 a.m. today of 55 years, Joan Berrini Sura; Academy Ave., Danville, PA 17822; In addition to her parents, she etery. He was a graduate of Dallas High from the Richard H. Disque Funeral daughters, Cathy Pack and her or to St. Mary’s Church of the Im- was preceded in death by her hus- Condolences can be sent to the School, class of 1968, and Blooms- Home, 2940 Memorial Highway, husband, John, Hanover Township; maculate Conception, P.O. Box band, Rowland McLean; sister, family at www.maher-collins.com. burg University with a bachelor of Dallas, with Deacon Thomas Cesa- Karen McHale and her husband, 348, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18703-0348. science in education. Kevin was a rini officiating. Interment will be in Sean, Drums; daughter-in-law, Online condolences may be sent teacher with Red Rock Job Corps Chapel Lawn Memorial Park, Dallas. Barbara Sura, Larksville; grandchil- by visiting Nicholas’s obituary at Doris L. (Wertz) Jean Evans until retirement. In lieu of flowers, please send a dren, Kirsten and Christian Pack, www.natandgawlasfuneralhome. He was an avid bird watcher and memorial contribution to Domestic com. Baker Kishbaugh fan of the Philadelphia Eagles and Violence Service Center, 13 E. South St. Louis Cardinals. St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18703. May 27, 2013 May 27, 2013 Marion J. Jones He was preceded in death by a oris L. (Wertz) Baker, 94, ean Evans Kishbaugh, 95, of May 27, 2013 Dwent to be with her Lord on JWilkes-Barre, returned home Norma Ripa Cecelia (Legins) Monday, May 27, 2013, at Christ’s to the Lord on Monday, May 27, arion J. Jones, 83, of East members’ recitals, plays and impor- Richie Berzanski Home Retirement Community. 2013, at Wilkes-Barre General MRidge Street, Nanticoke, tant events in their lives. She was the wife of the late J. Hospital. May 13, 2013 May 28, 2013 passed away Monday evening, May In addition to her parents, she Harry Baker Sr., to whom she was Jean was born in Wilkes-Barre 27, 2013, under the care of Hos- was preceded in death by a sister, married for 54 years. and was a daughter of the late Mi- orma C. Richie, 92, passed ecelia (Legins) Berzanski, 94, for- pice Community Care at Geisinger Margaret Woods; brothers, Luther Born April 12, 1919, in York, chael and Susan Evans. She was Naway on May 13, 2013. Cmerly of the Hanover section of South Wilkes-Barre. and Thomas Jones; her companion a daughter of the late Paul and married to the late James Kish- She was born in Exeter, daugh- Nanticoke, passed away Tuesday at Born in Nanticoke on April 23, of many years, Robert Kressly. Manerva (Worley) Wertz, she had baugh. ter of the late Patsy Ripa and Nel- the Birchwood Nursing and Rehabili- 1930, she was a daughter of the late Surviving are a sister-in-law, Judy lived many years of her later life She was a member of Firwood lie Futch Ripa of Adams Court, tation Center, Nanticoke. Raymond and Martha Grabowski Jones, Rochester, N.Y., as well as in Nanticoke, where she and her United Methodist Church and Exeter. Born in Nanticoke on March 11, Jones. She attended the Nanticoke several nieces and nephews. husband were actively involved in enjoyed baking for its annual fes- Norma was a graduate of Ex- 1919, she was a daughter of the late schools and graduated from Nanti- Family and friends are invited the Christian and Missionary Alli- tival. Jean was an avid baker, fa- eter High School, class of 1939. John and Eva Janora Legins. coke High School. to attend a graveside service at 11 ance Church. mous for her fabulous cheesecake. She was a member of St. An- She was a graduate of the Empire Marion was employed for many a.m. Saturday, June 8, 2013, at Oak Mrs. Baker enjoyed baking and Jean was often seen in her veg- thony’s Church, Exeter. Beauty Academy. She was employed years at American Tobacco Co., Lawn Cemetery, Hanover Town- cooking and was famous among etable garden, making sure every- She moved to Alaska with her as a beautician and, before retiring, Mountain Top, until its closing. ship, with the Rev. Barry Lohman family and friends for her yummy thing was exactly in place. She en- husband, Allen, in 1948, living was employed at RCA Corp., Moun- She was a lifelong member of Zion officiating. desserts and delicious meals. joyed canning the vegetables and there for 49 years. In Alaska, they tain Top. United Church of Christ, Nanticoke, If desired, in lieu of flowers, the While living at Christ’s Home putting a smile on everyone’s face enjoyed all winter sports, such as She was a member of St. Faustina and in earlier years was very active family would appreciate a contribu- Community, she enjoyed partici- when giving them away. skiing and snowmobile riding. Kowalska Parish, Nanticoke. in the church. tion be made to your favorite char- pating in group crossword puzzles Jean’s outlook on life was joy, Her husband, Allen, passed Cecelia was preceded in death by In her spare time, she loved read- ity in Marion’s name. and sing-alongs. peace, hope, laughter and love. away in 1990. After his passing, her husband, Xavier, on Sept. 12, ing. She also will be remembered as Arrangements are under the She was preceded in death by In addition to her parents, she she contemplated returning to 1959; brothers, Agno, Leo, Walter, a thoughtful aunt and great-aunt, al- direction of Davis-Dinelli Funeral two brothers, Donald and Victor was also preceded in death by her Pennsylvania to live, and did just Edmund, John and Stanley Legins; ways interested in family activities. Home, 170 E. Broad St., Nanticoke. Wertz; two sisters, Dorothy Gibbs daughter, Jean Mary May; broth- that in 2002. sisters, Sophie Sieminski, Helen Ko- She very often attended her family and Helen Roberts. ers, Andrew “Dick” Evans, Albert She was preceded in death by sloski, Eleanor Grotkowski, Irene Ol- Mrs. Baker is survived by a Evans, Paul Evans and Michael her sisters, Lenore Thompson, zinski and Lorie Legins. daughter, Carol A., and her hus- “Man” Evans; sisters, Anna Dall, Exeter; Anne Gashlin, Wilkes- Surviving are her sons, Xavier FUNERALS band, Ronald Hamilton, Quaker- Mary Lou Witsel and Mildred Co- Barre; Romayne Fedele, Deer and his wife, Sandi, Nanticoke, and town; two sons, the Rev. Carl A. BIDDING - Raymond Jr., friends may Township. hen. Park, N.Y.; Patricia Shippey, Cen- Robert and his wife, Paula, Reister- call 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at Kopicki Funeral MUZZY - Arlene, public memorial and his wife, Donna Baker, Mar- Surviving are children, Darlene termoreland; brothers, Joseph, town, Md.; granddaughter, Xann Home, 263 Zerbey Ave., Kingston. dinner 6 p.m. Friday at Jenningsville tinsburg, W.Va., and John H. Baker and Dell; grandchildren, Barbara, Interlaken, N.Y., and James, En- Pray; great-granddaughter, Zoe Pray, DOMBROSKI - Alfred, funeral 9 a.m. Community Center. Jr. and his wife, Virginia, Hatboro; Dell, Jim, Debbie, Darren and dicott, N.Y. Mountain Top; nieces and nephews. today at Yanaitis Funeral Home Inc., PISANESCHI - George, military funeral five grandchildren, Andrew and Rich; sisters, Susan Corte, Ar- She is survived by one sister, Funeral services will be at 9:30 55 Stark St., Plains Township. Mass of 9:30 a.m. today at Gubbiotti Funeral his wife, Lynda Baker; Emily and line Evans; sister-in-law and best Gloria Mihalko, East Brunswick, a.m. Friday from the Stanley S. Ste- Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. in Ss. Peter & Home, 1030 Wyoming Ave., Exeter. Mass her husband, Juan Kononovas; Paul Church, Plains Township. of Christian Burial 10 a.m. at St. Monica’s friend, Dolores Evans; many lov- N.J.; several nieces and nephews. gura Funeral Home Inc., 614 S. Ha- FETTERMAN - Mary Ellen, funeral Parish at Our Lady of Sorrows Church, Jeffrey and his wife, Karis Baker; ing nieces and nephews. Memorial services will be nover St., Nanticoke, with a Mass of 9:30 a.m. today at George A. Strish Inc. Eighth Street, West Wyoming. Matthew Baker and Jessica Baker; Jean’s family thanks all the held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Recupe- Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in Holy Funeral Home, 105 N. Main St., Ashley. SENGHAAS - Carl, friends may call 5 to six great-grandchildren; numer- medical personnel at Wilkes-Barre ro Funeral Home, West Pittston, Trinity Church of St. Faustina’s Par- Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. in St. 7 p.m. today at Kopicki Funeral Home, ous nieces and nephews. General Hospital who made her fi- with the Rev. Peter Hoegen, dea- ish, 520 S. Hanover St. Interment will Andrew Parish, Parrish Street, Wilkes- 263 Zerbey Ave., Kingston. A celebration of life tribute Barre. SITES - Lester, viewing 6 to 8 p.m. nal journey home a peaceful one. con, officiating. be in Holy Trinity Cemetery, New- HEILBRUNN - Sally, blessing service 10 today at S.J. Grontkowski Funeral Home, service will be held at 11 a.m. Sat- Funeral services will be held Norma will be cremated and port Township. Friends may call 5 to a.m. Friday at Peter J. Adonizio Funeral Plymouth. urday at Heffner Funeral Chapel at the convenience of the family. her ashes will join her husband’s 7 p.m. today. Home, 251 William St., Pittston. Friends & Crematory Inc., 1551 Kenneth OBITUARY Memorial donations can be at their homestead in Alaska. may call 5 to 8 p.m. today. After the Road, York, with her son the Rev. made to Dinners for Kids, CEO/ In lieu of flowers, contributions funeral, a memorial luncheon will be POLICY Carl A. Baker officiating. A view- served, with details provided at the Dinners for Kids, 165 Amber can be made to the American funeral. The Times Leader publishes ing will be held from 10 a.m. un- Lane, P.O. Box 1127, Wilkes- Lung Association. JOSULEVICZ - Francis, funeral 9:30 free obituaries, which have a til services at the funeral chapel. Barre, PA 18703-1127. a.m. Friday at Charles V. Sherbin Funeral 27-line limit, and paid obituar- Burial will be in Mummert’s Meet- Arrangements by Williams-Ha- MORE OBITUARIES, Page 7A Home, 630 Main Road, Hanover Town- ies, which can run with a photo- ing House Cemetery, East Berlin. gen Funeral Home, 114 W. Main ship. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. graph. A funeral home repre- In lieu of flowers, contributions St., Plymouth. in Exaltation of the Holy Cross Church, in memory of Doris may be made Buttonwood, Hanover Township. Friends sentative can call the obituary In Loving Memory of may call 5 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral desk at (570) 829-7224, send a to Christ’s Home Retirement EVELYN A. TOMKO home. fax to (570) 829-5537 or e-mail Community, c/o Benevolence In Memoriams 12/26/35 - 5/30/08 LACINA - Mary, funeral 9:30 a.m. Friday to [email protected]. If Fund, 1220 West Street Road, To Better Serve Our Customers Randal “Randy” Moskaluk at Bednarski Funeral Home, 168 Wyo- you fax or e-mail, please call Warminster, PA 18974. Born Died ming Ave., Wyoming. Mass of Christian Online condolences may be Mon. deadline is Thurs. at 11am Burial 10 a.m. in St. Elizabeth Ann Seton to confirm. Obituaries must be 12-7-1965 5-30-2011 Parish, Swoyersville. Friends may call 6 submitted by 9 p.m. Sunday made at www.bestlifetributes. Tues. deadline is Thurs. at 5pm Two years have passed! No farewell to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. through Thursday and 7:30 p.m. com Wed. deadline is Fri. at 4pm MACKIN - Mary, funeral 9 a.m. today at Friday and Saturday. Obituaries words were spoken, no time for us to Metcalfe-Shaver-Kopcza Funeral Home must be sent by a funeral home Thurs. deadline is Mon. at 4pm say goodbye. You were gone before we Inc,. 504 Wyoming Ave., Wyoming. or crematory, or must name knew it. And only God knows why. My Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. in St. Fri. deadline is Tues. at 4pm who is handling arrangements, Those we love don’t go away, heart still aches in sadness. And secret Cecilia’s Church of St. Barbara’s Parish, Th ey walk beside us every day. Exeter. with address and phone num- Sat. deadline is Wed. at 4pm tears still fl ow. What it meant to lose Unseen, unheard, but always near, you, no one will ever know. MORRASH - James, graveside service ber. We discourage handwritten Sun. deadline is Thurs. at 4pm Still loved, still missed & very dear and burial 11 a.m. Friday at St. Mary An- Love Forever in my heart. notices; they incur a $15 typing Sadly missed by husband, sons, tiochian Orthodox Cemetery, Hanover fee. For more Info Call 829-7100 daughter-in-laws, grandchildren & families Mom and Family TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com NEWS ThuRSDAy, MAy 30, 2013 PAGE 7A

Josephine Pavlico May 28, 2013 CARING

osephine Pavlico, 93, of Pittston, Continued from Page 3A Jpeacefully entered into the arms of the Lord, her savior, on Tuesday “This is my third year with evening, May 28, 2013, surround- the Day of Caring,” she said. ed by her daughter, Joann, and granddaughter, Melissa, at the “And it makes me feel better Partridge-Tippett Nursing Facil- each year. If everyone gave eight ity in the Wesley Village Campus, hours of their time to volunteer, Jenkins Township, where she had it would make a big difference in been a guest for the past year. She the community.” was the widow of Joseph Pavlico, Parks get helping hand who passed away on June 6, 1985. Born and raised in Pittston, she At the River Common Park was a daughter of the late John along River Street, volunteers and Stephanie Wrezneski Gore- from Sallie Mae, Mondelez In- tski. She was educated in area ternational and Pennsylvania schools. Prior to retirement, she ship; dear daughter, Elizabeth American Water Co. were busy was employed by the Pittston Hos- Masters, and her husband, Garry, Hunlock Creek; grandchildren, picking up litter and pulling pital, Pittston Apparel and Wilkes- weeds. Bill Konsavage, Tarynne Barre General Hospital. She was a Steven Kazmierski, Wilkes-Barre, member of St. John the Evangelist and April Weaver and her hus- Wolfe and Brian Stubbs agreed band, Zac, Brookville; dear son, that their efforts and that of the Church, Pittston. FRED ADAMS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Josephine was unconditionally James Pavlico, and his wife, Kar- other volunteers really made a dedicated to those closest to her. en, Luzerne; grandchildren, Tracy difference in the community. United Way President and CEO William Jones addresses the volunteers gathered at a breakfast and Joseph, at home; three great- A woman of devout faith and the “I was surprised when I heard held Wednesday at the Woodlands Inn and Resort in Plains Township. heart of her family, she shared her grandchildren, Haley Kazmierski, Ella and Hank Weaver; sister-in- how many people were volun- unwavering spirituality through “It’s important to give back to tive director at Family Service Corporate Award (more than her tireless Catholic example of law, Agnes Neff, and her husband, teering,” Konsavage said. good works and kindness to all. William, Pittston; numerous niec- Wolfe, who has participated the community,” she said. Association of Wyoming Valley, 100 employees): Blue Cross of She imparted her wisdom and joy es and nephews. in the event for nine years, John Maday, of the Greater said the work being done by vol- NEPA; United Way Corporate upon others and gave selflessly Her daughter Joann and grand- said she felt good “to be part Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Com- unteers may not be possible if it Award (fewer than 100 em- of herself to those she loved. She daughter Melissa thank the merce and a member of the had to come out of his budget. ployees): The Citizens’ Voice; nurses and staff of Wesley Vil- of something that has so much faced life’s obstacles with great meaning.” Riverfront Parks Committee, “This event helps so many Rose Brader Community Ser- resilience and enduring strength. lage, Partridge-Tippet Nursing Facility, South Unit for the loving Elizabeth Shafer of Pennsyl- said the cleanup efforts on both agencies that help many people. vice Award: Gary H. Williams; Josephine was happiest when she sides of the Susquehanna River It may seem like a little thing, United Way Sam Bianco Labor was able to assist others and offer and outstanding care and endless vania American Water is a 17- compassion, support and encour- compassion they gave Josephine. year veteran of Day of Caring. were needed as RiverFest 2013 but it all adds up to a lot,” he Award: UFCW Local 1776; Sarah agement. Their presence in her life through- She and 34 co-workers were approaches. The event is sched- said. & Anthony F. Kane Jr. Achieve- Her greatest passions included out the past year filled all her enjoying the sunshine and the uled for June 21-23. At the breakfast, five awards ment Award: Kevin Sickle. days with happiness, laughter and gardening, quilting, reading, play- satisfaction of helping others. Michael Zimmerman, execu- were presented: United Way ing bingo, attending Mass and smiles. cooking. She was a true servant at Her passing is not marked by heart and faithfully cared for fam- sadness for her but by peace, ily and friends through delicious for she has been reunited with cooking and baking from scratch. the Lord. Her life is celebrated Parents of hit-and-run victim file civil suit against Letteers She is most well-known for her through the remembrance of and homemade, delicious, one-of-a- gratitude for the innumerable kind cannolis, a recipe that she wonderful memories that exist. Suspect and his father sued in death of The lawsuit states the impact propelled losses. created. There simply was not a Her spirit will continue to shine Kevin Miller, the 5-year-old struck and Miller onto the hood/front bumper of the • Wrongful death, seeking compensa- person who tasted her cannolis light and provide guidance and Grand Am and caused him to be thrown, tion for funeral expenses, expenses of and did not find them to be the immeasurable love for those clos- killed by a vehicle on Dec. 21, 2012. pushed and/or dragged a substantial dis- administration, plaintiffs’ deprivation and best around. est to her. The funeral will be held at tance. injury as a result of the loss of support, Josephine was truly an angel on By STEVE MOCARSKY 8:45 a.m. Saturday from Baloga “Letteer Jr. struck Kevin Francis Miller society, consortium, companionship, com- earth to so many and will continue [email protected] to be an angel in heaven, protect- Funeral Home Inc., 1201 Main with such force that Kevin Miller was fort, aid, association, care and services of ing and watching over those she St., Pittston (Port Griffith), with WILKES-BARRE — The parents of Kev- pulled from his father’s grasp and knocked Kevin Miller, value of loss of services and loved. a Mass of Christian Burial at 9:30 in Miller, the 5-year-old struck and killed … out of his shoes,” the lawsuit states. household contributions. She was the longest-living mem- a.m. in St. John the Evangelist by a vehicle Dec. 21, 2012, have filed a The suit goes on to allege that Letteer • Negligent infliction of emotional dis- ber of her family. In addition to Church, William Street, Pittston. civil lawsuit against the man charged in Jr. failed to stop and “knowingly fled the tress on Stephen and Caroline Miller, who her parents and husband, she was Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Carverton. Relatives the hit-and-run case and the man’s father. scene of a collision.” witnessed their son being struck. preceded in death by her sisters, The lawsuit also alleges Letteer Jr. op- • Negligent infliction of emotional dis- Lottie Ostrowski, Peggy Rikuta and friends may pay their respects Stephen and Caroline Miller, of Orchard and Stella Waseleski; brothers, Ed- 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral Lane, Dallas, filed the suit against Thomas erated the vehicle with the express and/ tress on Stephen and Christopher Miller, die, Anthony, Bernie, Joseph and home. W. Letteer Jr. and his father, Thomas W. or implied consent of his father, and his who witnessed their brother being struck. Johnny; her beloved dogs, Buttons In lieu of flowers, contributions Letteer Sr., both of Mack Street, Plains father, prior to Dec. 21, had knowledge The parents and their surviving chil- and Fluffy. in Josephine’s memory may be Township, on Wednesday in Luzerne or reason to know that Letteer Jr. “drove dren also suffered conditions requiring She is survived by her lov- made to the Greater Pittston Food Pantry, 37 William St., Pittston, County Court of Common Pleas. dangerously, recklessly, unreasonably, professional treatment with physicians, ing and faithful daughter, Joann As administer of her son’s estate, Caro- upon public roadways and further drove psychiatrists, psychologists, professionals Sulima, and her husband, Jerry, PA 18640. Jenkins Township; devoted and For directions or to send an on- line Miller is demanding compensatory after consuming alcoholic beverages to and counselors, the lawsuit states. dearest granddaughter, attorney line condolence, please visit www. and punitive damages in excess of $50,000 the point of intoxication.” • Negligent entrustment, alleging that Melissa Sulima, Jenkins Town- balogafuneralhome.com. and all other relief the court finds just and The lawsuit goes on to allege that Let- Letteer Sr. negligently entrusted his ve- proper in each count of the seven-count teer Jr. was intoxicated when the Grand hicle to his son without ensuring his son lawsuit. Am struck Kevin Miller and that Letteer was capable of safely driving it. Letteer was arrested on April 11 and Sr. granted his son his express and/or im- • Intentional spoilation of evidence, in Albert M. Draina charged with one count of accidents in- plied permission to drive the car knowing that Letteer Jr. allegedly fled the scene, volving death. He is free on $200,000 bail. or having reason to know his son drove depriving investigators the opportunity May 28, 2013 The lawsuit alleges that Letteer Jr., the car after consuming alcohol to the to conduct a thorough forensic investiga- point of intoxication and/or knowing or tion of the vehicle. The count asks for the Albert M. He was preceded in death by his while recklessly driving his father’s 1999 Draina, 84, wife of 28 years, the former Ruth Pontiac Grand Am east on North Street in having reason to know that his son lacked assessment of punitive damages based on formerly of Tomczyk; sisters Irene Walton, Wilkes-Barre at about 10:50 p.m. on Dec. the capacity to drive safely. spoilation of evidence. Hanover Town- Rita Draina and Mary Tate; broth- 21 in the area of 47 W. North St., struck The seven counts include: • Loss of filial consortium, allowing for ship, passed ers Aloysius, Andrew and Robert. and killed Kevin Miller while he was law- • Survival action, seeking compensa- compensatory damages. away peace- Surviving are a daughter, Gail, fully and properly crossing North Street at tion for Kevin Miller’s pain and suffering, Each count seeks punitive damages as fully Tuesday West Wyoming; son Gregory and an intersection with his father. his emotional distress and his financial well. in Celtic Care, his wife, Mary; son Allen and his Geisinger South wife, Donna; grandchildren, Jill, Wilkes-Barre, surrounded by his Gregg and Alex; great-grandchil- for Spencer on May 24 charg- contacted the Middle District ing for a white Pomeranian dog family. dren, David, Maria, Kyle, Megan PoLICe bLotteR He was born in Hanover Town- and Addison; sisters Em Myzick, ing him with homicide in Lake of Pennsylvania Fugitive Task that bit a 12-year-old girl in the ship on June 8, 1928, a son of the Maryland, and Betsy Flores, Vir- County, Fla. Force, which located Spencer in area of 70 S. Locust St. at about late Andrew and Helen Kotalick. ginia; brothers Richard, Texas, and SCRANTON — A man want- Spencer and four co-defen- Dickson City. 12:55 a.m. Tuesday. The girl was Albert graduated from Hanover William, Florida; numerous nieces ed in a 2012 homicide in Florida dants allegedly invaded a home bitten on her lower lip and treat- Memorial High School, class of and nephews. was captured in Dickson City on in Clemont, Fla., and shot a man HAZLETON — City police ed at Hazleton General Hospital. 1945, and served in the U.S. Army Funeral will be at 10:30 multiple times on May 22, 2012, reported the following: • Joel Santiago and Miguel during World War II. a.m. Saturday from the Tuesday, U.S. Marshal Martin J. He was employed as a coordina- Charles V. Sherbin Funeral Pane said in a news release. according to the news release. • Property was stolen dur- Nieves reported Tuesday that tion contractor for Wickes Lumber. Home, 630 Main Road, Hanover Arthur Spencer, 20, was ap- Pane said the Lake County ing a burglary of an apartment an unknown person burglarized He was a member and former di- Township, followed by a Mass of prehended by the U.S. Marshals Sheriff’s Office requested assis- in the 400 block of East Broad their apartment in the 200 block rector of the Catholic War Veter- Christian Burial in St. Leo’s/Holy Service in the 900 block of West tance from the U.S. Marshals Street on Tuesday. of West Fern Street. ans, Post 274. He was a member Rosary Church, Ashley. Interment Lackawanna Avenue. Service Regional Fugitive Task • Police said a vehicle fire is • PPL Electric Utilities re- of St. Leo’s/Holy Rosary Church, will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Ha- Force in Florida. Information under investigation in the area ported Tuesday that an un- Ashley, and was a former com- nover Township. Friends may call He was turned over to the mittee member of the Republican 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral Dickson City Police Department was developed on the possible of West Fourth and North Sher- known person damaged a trans- Party in Hanover Township. home. for processing and to await ex- whereabouts of Spencer in Lack- man Court early Wednesday mission line in the area of South tradition to Florida. awanna County. morning. Poplar Street that caused a pow- U.S. Marshals in Florida • Police said they are search- er outage to 12 homes. MORE OBITUARIES, Page 6A An arrest warrant was issued

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Holy REdEEmER ClaSS of 2013 Valedictorian: Cassandra Gill Salutatorian: Cody James Ja- nuszko Graduates: Vito Thomas Aiello Sara Emily Altemose Vincent James Amarando Nicholas Joseph Ambrulavage Danielle Elizabeth Angle Mathijs Arts Jeremy Jacob Astolfi Emily Jeanne Becker Fallyn Marie Boich James R. Bond Amy Nicole Boris Krzysztof Michael Bozentka Abigail Ann Bruno Meghan Ann Burns Taylor Lynne Christina Burwell Nadine Marie Carlo John Cecere Bethany Veronica Chmil Cornelia Catherine Chmil Rachael Catherine Coassolo Matthew Timothy Collins Thomas Shea Cosgrove Matthew Robert Michael Crofchick Kelsey Lynn Crossin Melissa R. Cruz Elizabeth Erin DeMichele Kaitlyn Nichole Donnelly BILL TARUTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Tyler Edward Daniel Dougherty Marissa Ann Durako oly Redeemer graduate Sarah Warnagiris of Hunlock Creek gets a kiss from her Elizabeth Marie Eaton Hdad, Bob, outside the F.M. Kirby Center in Wilkes-Barre after commencement on Tyler Michael Elias Callie Evans Wednesday night. It was the school’s sixth commencement since the Wilkes-Barre George Patrick Evans Catholic high school was renamed. The Class of 2013 includes 157 members. Michael Joseph Faux Shane Thomas Flannery Mitchell W. Ford BILL TARUTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Joshua Allen Foust Michael Kosik Edmund Francis Meszczynski Joshua Stephen Siecko Brianne Elizabeth Frascella Ann Olivia Kotch Kasey Lynn Miller Andrea Rose Siejna Five sets of twins graduating from Holy Redeemer High School Kyle Patrick Gainard Sydney Leah Kotch Jason Michael Mitchell Grace M. Sipler pose for a photo at the F. M. Kirby Center before commence- Eric Thomas Gdovin Matthew Bernard Kotulak Jessica Marie Mitchell Matthew Slavoski ment. Pairwise, from left: Comelia and Bethany Chmil, Louis Sophīa Leanore Geiser Nicholas Bernard Kotulak Michael Mocion Cody Jay Smith and John Jablowski, John and Jacob Kozak, Ryan and Leanne Alexandra Adriana Gentilesco Jacob Walter Kozak Michael Morrison Eva Marie Geneviève Smith Tabit, and Nick and Matt Kotulak. Erica Marie Gernhart John Edward Kozak Louis Albert Murray Sydney Anne Burke Smith Cassandra Gill Marnie Kusakavitch Jeremy Edward Myslowski Joanna Marie Sobeck Clarissa Gingell Katelyn Ann Laskowski Angeli Nause Rachel Mary Sowinski between forced unity by dint Danielle Nicole Gorski Amanda Catherine Latoski Jenna Victoria Nitowski Christina Marie Springer of family and the free choice Margaret Mary Guarnieri Brendan Matthias Leahigh Nadia Attar Novak Alexander David Stashik of adulthood; are you planning Daniel J.C. Gushanas Ashley Marie Leighton Devon Alexandra Nowicky Shawn William Stefanski TWINS Tricia Jacqueline Harenza Patrick Hoban Loftus Patrick F. O’Boyle, Jr. Kristen Leah Stepanski to go your separate ways and Jeremy M. Heiser Michael Charles LoGrande Noah Orlandini-Sapack Alexander James Stevens prove your independence, or Krista Ann Heller Thomas Daniel Madigan Daniel Thomas Ostrowski Kaitlyn Marie Stochla Continued from Page 1A do you find yourselves pursu- Autumn Rose Henrie Julie Ann Mahle Michael Charles Pahler Jacob Stone ing similar majors at the same Richard Joshua Hoggarth Alexandria Marie Malacari Megan Lynn Phillips Frazee Cole Sutphen III 157 grads — about 6 percent Dakota Leigh Hollock-Sinclair Selina Elizabeth Malacari Samantha Mae Pierce Joseph Francis Szczechowicz III of the class. Not astronomical, college? Matthew Jason DelBalso Isely Gerald Maloney Lauren Marie Pikul Leanne Theresa Tabit but enough to make one (twin “I’m going to Wilkes Univer- John Joseph Jablowski III Morgan Leigh Mancini Brittany Ann Pilch Ryan Joseph Tabit Louis Jablowski) muse “There sity,” Bethany Chmil said, “for Louis Alexander Jablowski Ennio Mancuso Cameron J. Pinto Teresa Ann Toomey pharmacy.” Sister Cornelia is Cody James Januszko must have been something in Tyler Joseph Margalski Victoria L. Reggie Adam Tyler Turosky headed to Misericordia Uni- Robert William Jones Andrew Alexander Mark Kayla Marie Rhiel Aaron James Urbanski the water that year.” John Joseph Jurta Brandon Joseph Marx Thérèse Anne Roughsedge Sarah Nicole Warnagiris The second obvious ques- versity for speech pathology. Anna Christine Kachmarski Violeta M. Mattei Joseph E. Ruiz Christopher Robert Welgosh tion: How many of you used Score one for “separate ways” Tyler Michael Kastendieck Grace Elizabeth Rychwalski Nicholas Reilly McCarroll David Allan Wert your twinship to play tricks on then? Geetika Khanna Stephanie Lorraine McCole Scott Calvin Safka Kelsey Williams “University of Pittsburgh for Eamon David Theodore Klinges Patrick Walsh McHale Morgan Joseph Manuel Mark Sarah Kathryn Williams teachers. Mary Kathryn Kolojejchick Derek Thomas McManus Santayana Carleena Elizabeth Wozniak “I did,” Matt Kotulak said occupational therapy,” Leanne Maria Sara Kopczynski Maria Sophia Elizabeth Mengak Daniel James Seasock with a mischievous grin. Re- Tabit said, while brother Ryan Kellie Marie Ann Kopko Timothy Menta Alexis Morgan Shemanski ally, what was it? “No, I was is off to Drexel for bio-medical just kidding, we never did that engineering. Rival cities in the stuff.” same state, different segments C’mon. There are five sets of the medical profession … a of twins and 12 years of edu- psychologist could fill a trea- 2013 Scripps National Spelling Bee becomes family affair cation — that’s 120 student- tise dissecting that one. years. What are the odds no “King’s College, undeclared,” Nick Kotulak said. Ditto Multiple contestants in this bit more low-key and appears one pulled a prank? LOOSE ELIMINATED AFTER EARLy SuCCESS “Well, there was the one time brother Matt chimed. Hmmm year’s Scripps event following unfazed by anything, while Sri- … does that count as two for Grant Loose, a middle school 218 and cor- nath talks up a storm and play- a teacher was going to give me detention, and when he asked “same pursuit?” in a sibling’s footsteps. student at Wyoming Valley rectly spelled fully bragged he will need only “King’s, for history,” Jacob West who won the regional “chauvinism” my name I said John Jablow- one year to win the title once he Kozak said. By JOSEPH WHITE bee sponsored by The Times and “hege- makes the national bee. ski,” Louis said with a chuckle. Leader, was not listed among monic” on “King’s, for computer sci- AP Sports Writer Eighteen spellers at this Did it work? the 42 spellers who advanced Wednesday. “No, John was in his class, so ence,” brother John offered, OXON HILL, Md. — She through the Scripps National But that year’s bee have at least one rela- creating a decidedly split deci- looks like her sister. She spells Spelling Bee preliminaries alone wasn’t tive who has competed previ- the teacher knew him,” Louis added. Turns out the teacher sion — unless Jacob focuses on like her sister, tracing the let- round on Wednesday. enough to ously. Vanya, who tied for 10th computer history. According to the spelling bee’s earn him a place in today’s wasn’t really going to send him ters on her palm as she calls out last year, isn’t the only one with And our last set of twins? the letters. Her goal is become Twitter feed, Loose was Speller semifinals. a chance to make sibling history to detention, either … until af- ter the lie. “I’m going to Penn State Uni- the back half of the first set of this year: 13-year-old Ashwin versity, main campus, to study sibling champions in National Veeramani of North Royalton, OK, Cornelia and Bethany ferently.” a huge trophy. music,” Louis Jablowski said. Spelling Bee history. Ohio, is the brother of 2010 win- Chmil fessed up, “sometimes Forty-two of the 281 spellers Making the cut are several “Harvard,” brother John (to Eleven-year-old Vanya ner Anamika Veeramani. we would tell teachers we were advanced, having tallied the returning favorites, including a be precise, it’s John III) offered Shivashankar of Olathe, Kan., A win by Vanya, Arvind or the other one.” The joke wasn’t most points in a formula that speller with a sibling story simi- with a straight face, before qualified Wednesday for the Ashwin would continue the re- that teachers couldn’t tell combined Wednesday’s on- lar to the Shivashankars. Thir- cracking a smile. “No. I’m kid- semifinals of the 86th Scripps cent tradition of Indian-Amer- them apart — they are frater- stage rounds with a computer teen-year-old Arvind Mahankali ding. I’m going to LCCC, gen- National Spelling Bee. She ican winners. There have been nal twins who look a lot alike test that included a section on of New York, who finished third eral studies.” handled “intaglio” and “horolo- five in a row and 10 of 14, a run but are distinguishable. The vocabulary for the first time. each of the last two years, is get- He may be joking, but Har- gium” with no problem. that started in 1999 when Nu- joke was in confusing teachers Officials originally announced ting eager support from 9-year- vard LCCC sounds like a great “My sister’s more like a pur Lala captured the title in about which name belonged to 41 semifinalists, but added one old brother Srinath. new hybrid school. bubbly person,” said Vanya’s 1999 and was later featured in which face. more after a review of the writ- Two years ago, Arvind hilari- One more obvious question: Or maybe they are twins who sister, 2009 champion Kavya the documentary “Spellbound.” went their separate ways … Shivashankar. “You can see that ten test. 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CROSS LUZERNE do. Curiosity shows you care County and the country and it will take you to new plac- Afor that matter, another es. Never stop learning. class is graduating high 6. Words have power so be school to the next chapter of life. careful how you use them. Par- We offer some simple advice ticularly in text messaging and gathered through hard-learned emails. When you find you’ve lessons of time. written an angry email or text, In other words, this is a parent delete it. If you really are angry, talking at you. you can write it a second time. 1. And on that note, consider 7. Have conversations. Face- the advice of those parents and book isn’t face time. Nothing re- elders. We wished we had lis- places the significance, nuance tened to ours. They were right and satisfaction of human inter- more often than wrong. That action. And remember to treat advice isn’t foolproof or a guar- other people as you would like to antee against failure. Everyone be treated. There are many rea- makes mistakes. But in general sons they call it a Golden Rule. we’d prefer you not repeat ours 8. Be concerned. Plan for the and make your own mistakes. future, anticipate what’s next, 2 Don’t be foolish. Don’t break show empathy for others. laws; the consequences are large 9. Don’t worry. We worry and lasting. When you’re of age about too many things that will and you can drink alcohol, don’t never happen. drive. Any time at all, don’t text 10. Make lists. It will help you and drive. Don’t consume illegal accomplish the things that must drugs. If you’re going to have MAIL BAG | LETTERS FROM READERS sex, make sure it’s safe and by be accomplished and give you more time to do the things you mutual consent and that you un- summer reading, and much more. derstand the consequences. want to do. US immigration policy SEND US YOUR OPINION In 2012 alone, there were more than 3. Don’t be afraid. You’ve made 11. Try new things. New food. 80,000 visits to the Library and more New routines. New places. New Letters to the editor must include the it this far. Heck, you survived a long-term disaster writer’s name, address and daytime phone than 9000 searches on the library’s high school in the 21st century. ideas. computer system for jobs, a role that will here is no doubt that the United States number for verification. Letters should be So jump into life. Better to try 12. Drink water. Get enough no more than 250 words. . substantially increase in coming months Tis heading in a downward spiral and it and fail than sit and watch. Take sleep. Exercise. Read books. Al- • Email: [email protected] and years. The library has become a true has been steadily heading in that direc- chances; not risks. And when the ways. • Fax: 570-829-5537 community center for the greater Pittston tion since the Immigration and National- • Mail: Mail Bag, The Times Leader, 15 N. challenges seems too big, break Life is long. You will forever area, serving eight municipalities sur- ity Act of 1965. The downward spiral Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 it down. Inch by inch, life is a be chasing the next thing. So rounding the City. was further hastened by the Immigration cinch. Yard by yard, life is hard. remember to take time from the This monumental statistical advance- Reform and Control Act of 1986. done before. chase. Put your phone in a draw- ment is now allied with a new infrastruc- 4. If you don’t know the dif- Currently, there are traitorous Senators er. Breathe. Would it be facetious of me to suggest ture project that will add 5175 square ference between “chance” and in Washington trying to pass an amnesty At the same time, life is short. a blinking light at the hill or maybe more feet to the Library that will include a “risk,” figure it out. Use a com- bill for the more than 11 million illegal Before you know it you will be police presence? new children’s wing (John P. Cosgrove puter. Open a dictionary. Look immigrants living in this country. Some your parents, or something like Ellen Trent Annex), and a community conference it up. Republicans say we need to pass this Nanticoke them. That doesn’t seem pos- meeting room that will hold 125 people. 5. Ask questions. Even with amnesty so that the GOP can win over A Capital Campaign is underway to that diploma, be it from high sible now or palatable ever but the ever-increasing Hispanic vote. They Positive developments raise at least $1.3 million, of which over school or college, you do not it will happen. So start now. It’s are basically saying that we must aban- $500,000 currently has been raised. Na- know it all, even if you think you your life. Do something. don our principles, and essentially let the tive Pittston son John P. Cosgrove had United States turn into a Third World in the city of Pittston donated his book and material collection country with the false hope that the ma- here are many examples of positive fac- to the Library, is 94 years old, lives in qUOTE OF THE DAY jority of Hispanics will vote Republican. Ttors that tell the story of the quality of Washington, D.C., and has visited the It’s a shame that these politicians care life of the Pocono-Northeast, but perhaps Library to lend his support and interest to more about votes than the future of their no better example is that of Pittston and “My future is full, it is limitless, and maintaining his donated collection with a country. the Pittston Memorial Library. commitment of $50,000 that has resulted my passions for America will remain.” Securing the borders and deporting ille- The downtown revitalization of Main in one room being set aside in the main Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann gal immigrants should be the top priority Street which is the commercial corri- A conservative sensation and briefly a Republican Library to house his collection. Many of any true pro-American politician. If we dor of the City of Pittston has changed presidential front-runner, announced Wednesday that she community citizens and businesses have solve this problem, other problems in this dramatically over the last few years, and won’t seek re-election to her congressional seat in 2014. either already contributed to the Capital country will be easier to solve. The failing many other development opportunities Campaign or are being approached to economy and violent crime will be less of are opening up through the highly com- encourage their support. a burden when we successfully stop the mitted leaders of this community that Co-chair of the campaign are two invasion. represents one of the seven cities found OTHER OPINION: MOTORCYCLISTS Pittston area leaders — Pat Solano and across the Northeastern Pennsylvania Steve Smith Tom Tigue. They are well known in Pittston region. In fact, what has transpired in the Luzerne County and across the Pocono- city is a wonderful example that can serve Helmet law needs Northeast. They are backed up by a 27 as a model for other communities of its person Campaign Committee who meet Candidate gratified size, not only in this region, but the entire monthly to continue to develop ideas and commonwealth. thoughts regarding ways to raise funds to be reversed voters heard message Along side this fantastic voyage is the and reach the Campaign goal. It is ex- role that is being played by the Pittston would like to thank the Democratic vot- pected that construction of the addition ENNSYLVANIA law- issue of personal liberty. When Memorial Library. The downturning Iers of Wright Township who voted for will be initiated prior to the end of the makers should reverse motorcyclists forgo helmets, it of the national economy caused many me in the recent May 21 primary election. calendar year. their mind-boggling affects all of us financially: questions to be asked about the future of P While I did not obtain a majority vote, Those interested in learning more 2003 decision allowing • Insurance premiums for libraries, and together with the electronic their endorsement means my message about the role the Library plays and the motorcyclists to ride without a Pennsylvania drivers are higher. boom that has occurred throughout the was received and given thoughtful con- campaign can contact the undersigned at helmet. • Taxpayer dollars go toward nation, there was much speculation about sideration. Good government depends on any time at the Library and learn more of In 2003, Gov. Ed Rendell le- emergency responses inolving what that would do to the traditional role critical interaction between citizens and the significant services and factors that galized the measure, allowing serious injuries which may have of libraries. So it was that the Board of elected officials. And so I urge all voting represent the essence of community ser- motorcyclists to ride helmet-free been less serious had motorcy- Trustees of the Pittston Library and the residents of Wright Township to continue vice that the Pittston Memorial Library if they are 21 or older and have clists used helmets. many people associated with protecting their interest and awareness in the town- plays. two years of experience, or pass • Taxpayer dollars go toward ship’s government. the library’s capacity went through the Howard J. Grossman a safety program. Since then, the investigation of such accidents. Michael M. Stair heart of the national recessions and the Fundraising director number of deaths in motorcycle The law’s spirit is rooted in Chairman, Wright Township Recreation Board years following, seeking to diversity the crashes has increased 30 per- personal liberty. But extend that many activities that a library serves and cent, according to a Pittsburgh logic a little farther, and you can reinventing a role that has shown spec- Gun control opposition Tribune-Review analysis. Last use it to justify pretty much any- tacular growth in recent years. Libraries year, 210 people died in motor- thing: Let’s allow texting while Hilly streets of Nanticoke such as Pittston’s are far more than a col- recalls Bunker Hill spirit cycle crashes, and only 100 of driving; let’s allow people to lection of books. They have diversified to n April the U.S. Senate turned down them were wearing helmets. forgo seat belts. are becoming a hazard add many strengths and assets that assist Ithe gun control measure and President Sen. John Wozniak, D-John- Hell, let’s allow those strung ow many accidents will have to occur youngsters and adults alike. Some exam- Obama called those senators a bunch of stown, who introduced the 2003 out on heroin to get behind the Hon Kosciuszko Street in Nanticoke ples include for youngsters after school cowards. The brave men in Congress who legislation, maintains — against wheel. Personal liberty above all, before someone tries to control the speed snacks and dinners, story time, furry tails voted down the gun control bill did it for all logic — the law was the right right? of the cars? reading program, made scientist club, the memory and in the spirit of those men thing to do. Helmets save lives. It’s that The cars race over the hill from the craftastic kids club, Lego club, pageturn- who took a stand against King George and “It was a 15-year battle to let simple. Regulations exist not direction of East Main Street and are al- ers book club, and a summer reading his “red coats.” those that ride decide,” he told only for those operating a motor most airborne leaving no room for exiting program. For adults, examples include Millions of Americans believe in the the newspaper. “It would be just vehicle, but for those who have from Lexington Village. baked goods book club, internet and First and Second amendments, the NRA email computer classes, e-reader classes, as agonizing to reverse it.” to share the road with them. People pay no attention to the direc- and others who defend our freedoms. If crochet club, an intergenerational family That’s a poor excuse to justify More motorcyclists are dying tional lines on the street allowing resi- you don’t like it here, pack your bags, buy program and taking on the responsibility a one-way ticket and leave. We will play dangerous behavior. now than before this law went dents to enter Lexington Village. I am not of the NEPA Intergenerational Coali- “Yankee Doodle Dandy” as you disappear Opponents of the state law, into effect. This law has failed sure that a sign warning of the driveway tion grandparents raising grandchildren over the horizon. who are calling for its reversal, all Pennsylvanians. will help and I am not sure we can blame rightly stress that this isn’t an The Sentinel (Carlisle, Pa.) program, Friends of the Library, adult Fred F. Murray all of this on the students as has been Shavertown

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constrained by growing traffic congestion, which will increase ROADS in the future unless additional PATERNO highway and transit capacity is Continued from Page 1A provided.” Continued from Page 1A Tom Lawson, a partner Mobility,” finds that through- of the area engineering firm tions and agreement between out Pennsylvania: Borton-Lawson and president school and the NCAA to be • Thirty seven percent of of the Pennsylvania Highway deemed unlawful and the penal- major roads and highways pro- Information Association, has ties overturned, he said. vide motorists with a rough been an outspoken advocate The suit would also ask for ride. for additional funding for not unspecified damages and court • About 42 percent of state only infrastructure upgrades costs, Sollers said, though the bridges show significant deteri- and repairs but also annual family would donate any net oration or do not meet current maintenance to keep future proceeds to charity. design standards. costs in check. “The broader goal is to get the • The state’s major urban At a recent forum on the re- truth out,” Sollers said. “This roads are becoming increas- gion’s economy, Lawson said narrative that’s in public that ingly congested, with drivers some businesses want to locate was perpetuated by the NCAA’s wasting increasing amounts of in Northeastern Pennsylvania adoption of the deeply flawed time and fuel. but are hampered by the infra- Freeh report … cannot stand.” • Pennsylvania’s rural non- structure. Freeh accused Paterno and interstate traffic fatality rate Site Selection magazine’s three former university officials is significantly higher than the 2010 survey of corporate real es- of concealing allegations against fatality rate on all other roads tate executives found that trans- Sandusky, a retired defensive in the state. portation infrastructure was the coordinator. Sandusky was The study was commis- third most important selection sentenced to at least 30 years sioned and released by TRIP, PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMES LEADER factor in site location decisions, in prison after being convicted which is a national transporta- last year of dozens of criminal Construction crews resurface the east-bound lanes of the Veterans Memorial Bridge on behind only work force skills tion research group based in Wednesday. and state and local taxes. counts of abuse, including alle- Washington, D.C., and spon- The cost estimate to add a gations on and off campus. sored by highway construction that a deficient transportation are using them spend more congestion. Both of those to- third lane on Interstate 81 over Paterno died in January interests and insurance compa- system represents, especially time behind the wheel and put tals were the lowest of the five the 30-mile stretch between 2012. His family and the former nies. in Pennsylvania’s rural areas.” more miles on their vehicles. metro regions included in the Scranton and Hazleton would school officials have vehement- “As the General Assembly The TRIP report calculated Findings include: study. be about $1.5 billion to $2 bil- ly denied they took part in a looks at a transportation fund- the cost to motorists of insuf- * Vehicle miles of travel in Most of the findings are not lion, Lawson said. Funding, or cover-up. ing measure, there’s a lot of dis- ficient roads in the state’s larg- the state increased 16 percent news to state motorists but lack thereof, he said, needs to The suit is designed “to re- cussion about the cost,” said Ja- est urban areas. Data show that from 1990 to 2011 and are ex- something that each driver be addressed and action needs dress the NCAA’s 100 percent son Wagner, managing director at $1,320 per driver, this region pected to increase another 15 knows and experiences first- to be taken now, not when adoption of the Freeh Report. of the Pennsylvania Highway actually had the lowest ad- percent by 2030. hand. costs will be even greater. … The reality is that consent Information Association. “The ditional operating costs, with * Traffic congestion in the “Our roads are a mess,” said He also added that “the decree was imposed through TRIP report quantifies the cost Philadelphia, at $1,798, report- Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area Donna Palermo, the head of amount of freight traffic over coercion and threats behind the of not addressing this problem, ing the highest. is worsening, causing 20 an- the Greater Hazleton Chamber the next 20 years is expected to scenes and there was no abil- and that cost is almost three nual hours of delay for the av- of Commerce. explode” and as more product ity for anyone to get redress,” Report highlights times greater than the $3.5 erage motorist. The average is brought to ports in north- Sollers told Costas. Other highlights of the 20- Traffic and commerce billion annual transportation Scranton/Wilkes-Barre driver eastern cities that’s only going “There was no board approv- page study include data that The report makes it clear funding gap. Of even greater wastes an average of nine gal- to clog Interstates 80, 81 and al, there was no transparency, show more people are using that “commuting and com- concern is the safety threat lons of fuel each year due to 380 even more. and there was no consideration state roadways and those that merce in Pennsylvania are of this consent decree.” The NCAA said Wednesday it had not received any such law- Road, about a three-mile stretch. aspect of the case and gather all requested that the Ford truck be Darsky’s attorneys say the suit and could not comment. The attorneys filed a notice possible information. left untouched so that testing claims in the yet-to-be-filed DRIVER “Despite our request, the Pa- that a lawsuit will be filed in the Jean Darsky was retrieving a can be conducted, and that the complaint exceed a seven-figure terno family has not shared any case, listing Kuniskas, and his political flier from her mailbox attorneys be permitted to pho- monetary amount, and that Continued from Page 1A information about its planned business, Evolving Water Sys- when she was struck by a vehi- tograph, measure and inspect Kuniskas can “currently … sell legal action,” chief legal officer in front of her house. The driver tems, as defendants, as well as cle driven by Kuniskas, accord- the truck. his properties and assets, trans- Donald Remy said in a state- of the vehicle left the scene, ac- a man who allegedly sold Kunis- ing to Boylan and Ciarimboli’s The attorneys also asked to fer and/or withdraw funds from ment. “We remain committed to cording to police. kas the truck. filing. The attorneys say Kunis- conduct a search for evidence in his personal and business ac- working with Penn State toward Court papers identify John The two families did not kas’ vehicle is at the state police the case before filing an actual counts … with knowledge that the continued successful com- Kuniskas, 36, of 1072 Westmin- know each other, but knowing barracks in Wyoming. complaint because information (Darsky) has a substantial claim pletion of our voluntary agree- ster Road, as the driver of a who caused the accident is the No charges have been filed in remains unknown. against the businesses and him- ment with the university and to 2005 Ford F350 that allegedly first step “on a long road” for the case. The Luzerne County Ciarimboli said Stephen Doty self,” court papers state. working” with the NCAA’s inde- struck Darsky. Kuniskas could Mark Darsky in terms of the District Attorney’s Office last of Clarks Summit recently con- Because of that possibility in pendent monitor, former U.S. not be reached for comment grieving process, Ciarimboli week turned over the criminal tacted him regarding the ve- regards to Kuniskas and Doty, Sen. George Mitchell. Wednesday, and it was unclear said. “There is some comfort case to the state Attorney Gen- hicle, which was allegedly sold the attorneys asked that both Penn State spokesman Dave Wednesday if he had retained knowing who the individual is, eral’s Office, citing District At- to Kuniskas in April. Though men be prohibited from selling La Torre said the school itself legal counsel. but there are still a lot of unan- torney Stefanie Salavantis “has records still list Doty as the assets or any other property. was not a party to any litiga- Kuniskas’ home is eight- swered questions,” he said. a close personal relationship owner, Ciarimboli said, it is a A hearing has been sched- tion that might be filed by the tenths of a mile from the Darsky Ciarimboli said as an attor- with one of the witnesses who possibility the Pennsylvania De- uled for July 8 before a county Paterno family and remained home. Westminster Road runs ney representing Darsky it is his came forward in the case.” partment of Transportation is judge to consider the attorneys’ committed to “full compliance” from state Route 315 to Jumper responsibility to protect each The Darsky family attorneys behind on updating records. requests. to the sanctions.

shareholders. Sallie Mae would The company release indicat- of Sallie Mae’s existing assets SALLIE form an education loan manage- ed that if completed, the sepa- and remain obligated for the ment business composed of the ration would be effected via a company’s senior indebtedness. Continued from Page 1A company’s portfolios of feder- tax-free distribution of common • The consumer banking ally guaranteed (FFELP) and stock to Sallie Mae’s sharehold- business’ assets are likely to pany’s existing businesses into private education loans, as well ers. The details of the planned include about $9.9 billion of two, separate, publicly traded as most related servicing and separation, including the pre- total assets composed primar- entities — an education loan collection activities. Remondi cise allocation of assets between ily of private education loans management business and a will continue as its CEO. the two companies, remain un- and related origination and consumer banking business — Sallie Mae’s private education der consideration at this time. servicing platforms, cash and to “unlock value and enhance loan origination and servicing Based on current plans and other investments, and the long-term growth potential.” businesses, including Sallie Mae Sallie Mae’s March 31 financial Sallie Mae Upromise Rewards “By separating our current Bank, the Sallie Mae Upromise information: program. operations into two businesses, Rewards program and the pri- • The education loan man- The two separate companies we will facilitate focus on Sallie vate education loans it currently agement business’ principal initially will be owned by Sallie Mae’s growing consumer bank- holds, will operate separately assets are likely to consist of Mae stockholders, but the sepa- ing business and management under the Sallie Mae brand. about $118.1 billion in FFELP ration of the businesses does of its education loan portfolios,” This will be a consumer educa- loans, $31.6 billion in private BILL TARUTIS/ TIMES LEADER FILE PHOTO not require a shareholder vote. Remondi said. tion lending franchise with ex- education loans, $7.9 billion of Sallie Mae’s loan servicing center in the Hanover Industrial The company, which just cel- pertise in helping families save, other interest-earning assets Estates has about about 100 open positions. ebrated its 40th anniversary, Shareholders’ stake plan and pay for college. Joseph and a leading education loan is still looking to fill close to The strategic plan will create DePaulo, executive vice presi- servicing platform that services 100 positions at its Hanover two companies, each initially including 4.8 million customer U.S. Department of Education. dent, banking and finance, will loans for about 10 million fed- Township loan servicing center, owned by Sallie Mae’s existing accounts serviced under the In aggregate, this company will lead this business as its CEO. eral education loan customers, company’s contract with the own approximately 95 percent Lavoie said.

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Recalled OF Jackie Bradley David Marrero and Fernando Verdasco (8), Jr. from Pawtucket. Trenton (Yankees) 29 24 .547 1½ Friday, May 10: Syracuse 5, Springfield 2 tournament. Registration is $100, Hampshire (Blue Jays)26 28 .481 5 Saturday, May 11: Syracuse 5, Springfield 3 Spain, def. Johan Brunstrom, Sweden, and Raven CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Agreed to terms with Klaasen, South Africa, 6-3, 6-2. Dupont High School Softball which includes green fees, cart OF Alex Llanos on a minor league contract. New Britain (Twins) 24 29 .453 6½ Wednesday, May 15: Syracuse 3, Springfield 0 Reading (Phillies) 19 30 .388 9½ Friday, May 17: Syracuse 5, Springfield 2 Jamie Murray, Britain, and John Peers, Austra- Summer League will have a kickoff rental, lunch and banquet. There CLEVELAND INDIANS — Sent C Lou Marson lia, def. Julian Knowle, Austria, and Filip Polasek to Akron (EL) for a rehab assignment. (15), Slovakia, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (5). meeting today, at 7 p.m. at the are prizes, including a flat-screen HOUSTON ASTROS — Optioned OF Robbie Western Division WESTERN CONFERENCE Grossman to Oklahoma City (PCL). Recalled WLPct. GB Grand Rapids 4, Toronto 2 Dupont Field House. The meeting TV, and chances to win this year. Erie (Tigers) 31 20 .608 — Friday, May 10: Grand Rapids 7, Toronto 0 Women RHP Brad Peacock from Oklahoma City. Sent First Round is open to any and all high school For more information, call Colin at RHP Josh Fields to Oklahoma City for a rehab Richmond (Giants) 28 23 .549 3 Saturday, May 11: Toronto 4, Grand Rapids 2 Harrisburg (Nationals) 27 26 .509 5 Wednesday, May 15: Grand Rapids 5, Toronto 4 Zhang Shuai and Zheng Jie (13), China, def. teams. For more information, call 722-9571 or Marv at 956-9944. assignment. Timea Babos, Hungary, and Mandy Minella, Lux- LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Assigned RHP Bowie (Orioles) 24 25 .490 6 Friday, May 17: Grand Rapids 4, Toronto 1 Bob at 881-8744. Akron (Indians) 23 30 .434 9 Saturday, May 18: Toronto 4, Grand Rapids 1 embourg, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 6-3. Billy Buckner outright to Salt Lake (PCL). Placed Olga Govortsova, Belarus, and Anna Tatishvili, Daddow-Isaacs Dallas American LHP Sean Burnett on the 15-day DL, retroactive Altoona (Pirates) 20 31 .392 11 Tuesday, May 21: Grand Rapids 4, Toronto 3 Georgia, def. Stephanie Foretz Gacon and Irena Heights Packers Football and Legion Post 672 will hold their to Monday. Reinstated RHP Tommy Hanson from Pavlovic, France, 6-3, 6-4. the restricted list. Wednesday’s Games Oklahoma City 4, Texas 1 Trenton 3, Erie 1 Thursday, May 9: Oklahoma City 2, Texas 1, OT Francesca Schiavone, Italy, and Sam Stosur, Cheerleading Youth Organization annual golf tournament June 8 MINNESOTATWINS — Optioned OF Chris Co- Australia, def. Liezel Huber, United States, and labello to Rochester (IL). Reinstated INF Trevor Portland 9, New Hampshire 1 Saturday, May 11: Texas 2, Oklahoma City 1 will be having a Booster Club Meet- at Stone Hedge Golf Course in Richmond 10, New Britain 5 Monday, May 13: Oklahoma City 4, Texas 0 Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez (5), Spain, 6-1, 6-3. Plouffe from the seven-day DL. Misaki Doi, Japan, and Yaroslava Shvedova, ing on June 4 at 7 p.m. at Stanton Tunkhannock. Cost is $80 per NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent 1B Mark Teixei- Altoona 8, Binghamton 4 Wednesday, May 15: Oklahoma City 7, Texas 3 Akron 6, Harrisburg 3 Thursday, May 16: Oklahoma City 5, Texas 1 Kazakhstan, def. Shuko Aoyama, Japan, and Lanes. Everyone is encouraged and player and includes a steak dinner. ra and 3B Kevin Youkilis to Trenton (EL) for rehab Chang Kai-chen, Taiwan, 6-1, 6-1. assignments. Reading 6, Bowie 5 welcome to attend. Please come Hole sponsors are available for CONFERENCE FINALS Julie Coin and Pauline Parmentier, France, def. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Sent OF Josh Red- Jill Craybas, United States, and Romina Oprandi, dick to Sacramento (PCL) for a rehab assignment. Today’s Games BEST OF 7 to discuss or listen to all the new $50. Monies raised will support the Richmond at New Britain, 10:35 a.m. Switzerland, 7-5, 6-4. SEATTLE MARINERS — Optioned RHP Bran- Severine Beltrame and Laura Thorpe, France, changes and exciting events for post scholarship fund. For more don Maurer to Tacoma (PCL). Recalled INF Alex Altoona at Binghamton, 10:35 a.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE New Hampshire at Portland, 6 p.m. Syracuse 2, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 1 def. Petra Martic, Croatia, and Chanelle Scheep- the upcoming 2013 season. Any information, call Jim Baloga at Liddi from Tacoma. ers, South Africa, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned RHP Jake Reading at Bowie, 7:05 p.m. Saturday, May 25: Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 4, questions please email height- 690-0756 or Clarence J. Michael at Harrisburg at Akron, 7:05 p.m. Syracuse 2 Jelena Jankovic, Serbia, and Mirjana Lucic-Bar- Odorizzi to Durham (IL). Recalled RHP Alex Co- oni, Croatia, def. Daniela Hantuchova, Slovakia, lome from Durham. Erie at Trenton, 7:05 p.m. Sunday, May 26: Syracuse 3, Wilkes-Barre/ [email protected]. 675-0488. Scranton 2 and Anabel Medina Garrigues (16), Spain, 6-4, TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned LHP Martin 3-6, 6-2. Perez to Round Rock (PCL). Friday’s Games Wednesday, May 29: Syracuse 2, Wilkes-Barre/ Altoona at Portland, 6 p.m. Scranton 0 Anna-Lena Groenefeld, Germany, and Kveta Nanticoke Area Little League will Grace Episcopal Church of Kings- TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Designated RHP Peschke (9), Czech Republic, def. Kiki Bertens, Ramon Ortiz and 1B Clint Robinson for assign- Bowie at New Britain, 6:35 p.m. Friday, May 31: Syracuse at Wilkes-Barre/ have its monthly meeting June 5 ton will hold a charity golf tourna- Trenton at Harrisburg, 7 p.m. Scranton, 7:05 p.m. Netherlands, and Tatjana Maria, Germany, 6-4, ment. Optioned RHP Thad Weber to Buffalo (IL). 6-4. at 7:30 p.m. at the high school cafe. ment at Sand Springs Country Club Placed 3B Brett Lawrie on the 15-day DL, retro- Erie at Richmond, 7:05 p.m. Saturday, June 1: Wilkes-Barre/Scranton at Akron at Reading, 7:05 p.m. Syracuse, 7 p.m. Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina (4), on Saturday, June 8. The tourna- active to Tuesday. Recalled RHP Todd Redmond Russia, def. Mallory Burdette and Sloane Ste- from Buffalo. Selected the contracts of RHP Neil Binghamton at New Hampshire, 7:05 p.m. x-Monday, June 3: Syracuse at Wilkes-Barre/ Scranton, 7:05 p.m. phens, United States, 6-1, 6-3. South Wilkes-Barre Little League ment begins at 8 a.m. with a shot- Wagner and LHP Juan Perez from Buffalo. Nadia Petrova, Russia, and Katarina Srebotnik National League x-Wednesday, June 5: Wilkes-Barre/Scranton will have its all-star meeting/draft gun start and a captain-and-crew BASKETBALL at Syracuse, 7 p.m. (3), Slovenia, def. Natalie Grandin, South Africa, ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Optioned LHP and Vladimira Uhlirova, Czech Republic, 6-3, 6-0. Sunday, June 2, at 6 p.m. at the format. The cost is $85 per golfer Tyler Skaggs to Reno (PCL). NBA Playoffs WESTERN CONFERENCE Vania King, United States, and Monica Nicules- Riverside Cafe on Old River Road in and includes lunch. A portion of ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned RHP Cory cu, Romania. def. Eva Birnerova, Czech Republic, Rasmus to Gwinnett (IL). Reinstated RHP Jordan CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Grand Rapids 1, Oklahoma City 1 Wilkes-Barre. All minor and major the proceeds will benefit our local Friday, May 24: Grand Rapids 2, Oklahoma City 1 and Stefanie Voegele, Switzerland, 2-6, 7-5, 6-2. Walden from the 15-day DL. Sent RHP Brandon (Best-of-7) Kimiko Date-Krumm, Japan, and Arantxa Parra Beachy to Rome (SAL) for a rehab assignment. Saturday, May 25: Oklahoma City 4, Grand Rap- league coaches and board mem- community outreach organiza- ids 2 Santonja, Spain, def. Christina McHale, United LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Sent RHP Ste- EASTERN CONFERENCE States, and Tamira Paszek, Austria, 6-4, 6-3. bers must attend. tion, the Women with Children phen Fife to Rancho Cucamonga (Cal) for a rehab Miami 4, Chicago 1 Wednesday, May 29: Grand Rapids at Oklahoma program at Misericordia, and the assignment. Monday, May 6: Chicago 93, Miami 86 City, 8 p.m. SoccER MIAMI MARLINS — Designated 2B Nick Green Wednesday, May 8: Miami 115, Chicago 78 Friday, May 31: Grand Rapids at Oklahoma City, Wyoming Valley West Softball Grace Episcopal Church. For more for assignment. Selected the contract of 3B Ed Lu- Friday, May 10: Miami 104, Chicago 94 8 p.m. MLS Booster Club will have a meeting information, call Nancy Pleskatch cas from New Orleans (PCL). Monday, May 13: Miami 88, Chicago 65 Saturday, June 1: Grand Rapids at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Placed 3B Mi- Wednesday, May 15: Miami 94, Chicago 91 EASTERN CONFERENCE today at 7 p.m. at the WVW Middle at 287-8440 or visit gracechurchk- x-Tuesday, June 4: Oklahoma City at Grand Rap- chael Young on the bereavement list. Recalled WLTPts GFGA ids, 7 p.m. School. Parents of all players are ingston.org. INF Cesar Hernandez from Lehigh Valley (IL). Indiana 4, New York 2 New York 74425 2217 x-Wednesday, June 5: Oklahoma City at Grand SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Optioned RHP Sunday, May 5: Indiana 102, New York 95 Montreal 72223 2014 encouraged to attend. Rapids, 7 p.m. Sandy Rosario to Fresno (PCL). Selected the con- Tuesday, May 7: New York 105, Indiana 79 Kansas City 64422 1711 Greater Pittston Legion Baseball tract of LHP Mike Kickham from Fresno. Trans- Saturday, May 11: Indiana 82, New York 71 Houston 64321 1813 REGISTRATIONS/TRYOUTS is seeking sponsors for its two ferred LHP Eric Surkamp to the 60-day DL. Tuesday, May 14: Indiana 93, New York 82 TEnnIS Philadelphia 55318 1823 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Optioned LHP Thursday, May 16: New York 85, Indiana 75 Columbus 44416 1512 senior American Legion squads. Xavier Cedeno to Syracuse (IL). Recalled RHP Saturday, May 18: Indiana 106, New York 99 New England 44416 10 9 Ed-Lark Hurricanes Football and Donations to the program also Nate Karns from Harrisburg (EL). Sent OF Jayson French Open Results Chicago 2728717 Werth to Potomac (Carolina) for a rehab assign- WESTERN CONFERENCE Toronto FC 17471118 Cheer signups are on the following welcome. Contact coach Musto at ment. San Antonio 4, Golden State 2 At Stade Roland Garros D.C. 1925622 dates: Monday, June 3, 5-7 p.m.; 814-9106 for more information. International League Monday, May 6: San Antonio 129, Golden State Paris DURHAM BULLS_Added RHP Juan Sandoval 127, 2OT Purse: $28.4 million (Grand Slam) WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday, June 15, from noon to 4 from Montgomery (SL). Wednesday, May 8: Golden St. 100, San Antonio Surface: Clay-Outdoor WLTPts GFGA p.m.; Thursday, June 20, 5 p.m. to Kirby Park Tennis Courts are Carolina League 91 Singles FC Dallas 82327 2115 CAROLINA MUDCATS_Transferred INF Yhox- Friday, May 10: San Antonio 102, Golden State 92 Men Portland 51722 2214 7 p.m. Signups will be at the Larks- open. Hours of operation will be ian Medina to Lake County (MW). Sunday, May 12: Golden State 97, San Antonio Real Salt Lake 65321 1815 ville Borough building. The cost is daily from 8:30 a.m. until dark. The American Association 87, OT First Round Los Angeles 64220 2110 AMARILLO SOX — Released INF Jermel Lo- Tuesday, May 14: San Antonio 109, Golden State Benoit Paire (24), France, def. Marcos Baghda- Colorado 54419 1310 $40 for the first child and $5 for facility will be closed during inclem- mack. 91 tis, Cyprus, 3-6, 7-6 (1), 6-4, 6-4. Seattle 44315 1413 each additional child. ent weather and hours of opera- FARGO-MOORHEAD REDHAWKS — Re- Thursday, May 16: San Antonio 94, Golden State Janko Tipsarevic (8), Serbia, def. Nicolas Ma- San Jose 35615 1320 leased OF Nick Akins. 82 hut, France, 6-2, 7-6 (4), 6-1. Vancouver 34413 1416 tion are subject to change. Season Can-Am League Lukasz Kubot, Poland, def. Maxime Teixeira, Chivas USA 37211 1324 Greater Pittston Stoners Youth memberships are now on sale at NEWARK BEARS — Released LHP Leandro Memphis 4, Oklahoma City 1 France, 6-4, 5-7, 7-6 (7), 6-2. Mella and RHP Brian Chandler. Sunday, May 5: Oklahoma City 93, Memphis 91 Horacio Zeballos, Argentina, def. Vasek Pospi- NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Soccer will be holding two Fall the Kirby Park Tennis Office and ROCKLAND BOULDERS — Signed OF Jaren Tuesday, May 7: Memphis 99, Oklahoma City 93 sil, Canada, 7-6 (9), 6-4, 6-7 (4), 2-6, 8-6. season registration dates: Tuesday there is a fee for all non-season Second Round Matthews. Saturday, May 11: Memphis 87, Oklahoma City 81 Saturday’s Games June 4 from 6:30-8:00 p.m. and members. For more information Frontier League Monday, May 13: Memphis 103, Oklahoma City David Ferrer (4), Spain, def. Albert Montanes, Philadelphia at Toronto FC, 6 p.m. EVANSVILLE OTTERS — Signed RHP Alex 97, OT Spain, 6-2, 6-1, 6-3. Vancouver at New York, 7 p.m. Thursday June 6 from 6:30-8:00 call the tennis office at 714-9697 or Sunderland. Wednesday, May 15: Memphis 88, Oklahoma Marin Cilic (10), Croatia, def. Nick Kyrgios, Aus- Houston at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. p.m. at the Exeter Scout Home visit www.kirbyparktennis.net. RIVER CITY RASCALS — Signed RHP Andrew City 84 tralia, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. Montreal at Sporting Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Virgili. Viktor Troicki, Serbia, def. Daniel Gimeno-Trav- FC Dallas at Colorado, 9 p.m. on the corner of Wyoming Ave & Kiwanis Club of Mountain Top will WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS — Signed RHP CONFERENCE FINALS er, Spain, 4-6, 7-6 (4), 6-0, 6-7 (7), 6-4. San Jose at Real Salt Lake, 9:30 p.m. Lincoln Str. New players must show hold its 31st annual Score One For Dan Cropper and OF Blake Helm. Released LHP (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Feliciano Lopez, Spain, def. Joao Sousa, Portu- Seattle FC at Chivas USA, 10:30 p.m. Rich Hawkins. Traded OF Lyndon Estill to Copper gal, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. birth certificate. For further info Kids Golf Tournament on Friday, State (Freedom). EASTERN CONFERENCE Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (6), France, def. Jarkko Ni- Sunday’s Games visit www.stonersoccer.org. June 14 at Sand Springs Country Miami 2, Indiana 2 eminen, Finland, 7-6 (6), 6-4, 6-3. Los Angeles at New England, 4:30 p.m. BASKETBALL Wednesday, May 22: Miami 103, Indiana 102, OT Kevin Anderson (23), South Africa, def. Evgeny D.C. United at Chicago, 5 p.m Club. Sponsorships are available Friday, May 24: Indiana 97, Miami 93 Donskoy, Russia, 6-7 (8), 6-1, 7-5, 6-2. Heights Packers Football and and start at the price of $25. Make National Basketball Association Sunday, May 26: Miami 114, Indiana 96 Jeremy Chardy (25), France, def. Roberto Bau- CHARLOTTE BOBCATS — Named Steve Clif- Tuesday, May 28: Indiana 99, Miami 92 tista Agut, Spain, 6-1, 7-5, 6-4. BoxInG Cheerleading Registrations for checks payable to Kiwanis Club of ford coach. Thursday, May 30: Indiana at Miami, 8:30 p.m. Tommy Robredo (32), Spain, def. Igor Sijsling, boys and girls between the ages Mountain Top Charitable Founda- Saturday, June 1: Miami at Indiana, 8:30 p.m. Netherlands, 6-7 (2), 4-6, 6-3, 6-1, 6-1. Fight Schedule FOOTBALL x-Monday, June 3: Indiana at Miami, 8:30 p.m. Andreas Seppi (20), Italy, def. Blaz Kavcic, Slo- of 6-12 will be held at Coal Street tion and mail them to David Barry, venia, 6-0, 7-6 (3), 6-7 (2), 4-6, 6-3. June 1 Pavillion on June 2, June 16, and 49 Fieldstone Way, Mountain Top. National Football League Milos Raonic (14), Canada, def. Michael Llodra, WESTERN CONFERENCE At The BB&T Center, Sunrise, Fla. (FOXSN), ATLANTA FALCONS — Waived FB Deon Gog- France, 7-5, 3-6, 7-6 (3), 6-2. June 30 between 2-4 p.m. Must San Antonio 4, Memphis 0 Braulio Santos vs. Derrick Wilson, 10, feather- gins. Gilles Simon (15), France, def. Pablo Cuevas, Sunday, May 19: San Antonio 105, Memphis 83 weights; Daquan Arnett vs. Irving Garcia, 10, be 6 years old by August 1 and Lake Harmony Fire Company CLEVELAND BROWNS — Named Jim Brown Uruguay, 6-7 (2), 6-1, 6-1, 6-1. Tuesday, May 21: San Antonio 93, Memphis 89, welterweights. provide a copy of birth certificate annual golf tournament is Sunday, special advisor. OT Nicolas Almagro (11), Spain, def. Edouard Rog- DALLAS COWBOYS — Released LS Charley er-Vasselin, France, 6-2, 6-4, 6-3. Saturday, May 25: San Antonio 104, Memphis 93, June 7 for each child and a physical form June 2, at Split Rock Golf Course in Hughlett and WR Carlton Mitchell. Signed LS Gael Monfils, France, def. Ernests Gulbis, Lat- OT At Turning Stone Resort & Casino, Verona, N.Y. Jackson Anderson and OT J.B. Shugarts. via, 6-7 (5), 6-4, 7-6 (4), 6-2. completed by first practice. If you Lake Harmony. Lunch and registra- Monday, May 27: San Antonio 93, Memphis 86 (SHO), Jorge Melendez vs. Luis Grajeda, 10, ju- DETROIT LIONS — Claimed QB Thaddeus Julien Benneteau (30), France, def. Tobias nior middleweights. have any questions please email tion is from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Lewis off waivers from Cleveland. Released QB Kamke, Germany, 7-6 (9), 7-5, 5-7, 0-6, 6-4. At Little Creek Casino and Resort, Shelton, Alex Carder. Roger Federer (2), Switzerland, def. Somdev us at heightspackers68@yahoo. There will be a 1 p.m. shotgun start. HocKEY Wash. (ESPN), John Molina Jr. vs. Andrey Kli- MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed LB Stanford Devvarman, India, 6-2, 6-1, 6-1. com . Cost for registration are as An awards banquet will follow the mov, 10, lightweights; Farrah Ennis vs. Anthony Keglar. Sam Querrey (18), United States, def. Jan NHL Playoffs Hanshaw, 10, super middleweights. follows: $35 for one child, $50 for tournament. Registration is $100, SEATTLE SEAHAWKS — Released WR Matt Hajek, Czech Republic, 6-4, 7-5, 6-4. Austin. Signed WR Greg Herd. two children and $65 per family. All which includes green fees, cart CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS June 8 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Announced the Women (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) At The Bell Centre, Montreal (HBO), Chad information may also be found on rental, lunch and banquet. There retirement of WR Steve Smith. First Round Dawson vs. Adonis Stevenson, 12, for Dawson’s TENNESSEE TITANS — Agreed to terms with Victoria Azarenka (3), Belarus, def. Elena Vesn- our website at http://www.height- are prizes, including a flat-screen EASTERN CONFERENCE WBC light heavyweight title; Yuriorkis Gamboa vs. C Brian Schwenke, DE Lavar Edwards, CB Khalid ina, Russia, 6-1, 6-4. Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 1 Darley Perez, 12, lightweights; Eleider Alvarez vs. spackers.webs.com/ TV, and chances to win this year. Wooten and S Daimion Stafford. Petra Kvitova (7), Czech Republic, def. Aravane Tuesday, May 14: Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 1 Allan Green, 10, light heavyweights. WASHINGTON REDSKINS — Named Larry Rezai, France, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. For more information, call Colin at Friday, May 17: Pittsburgh 4, Ottawa 3 At Home Depot Center, Carson, Calif. (SHO), Coyer advance scout and Aubrey Pleasant offen- Anna Karolina Schmiedlova, Slovakia, def. Ya- Sunday, May 19: Ottawa 2, Pittsburgh 1, 2OT Marcos Maidana vs. Josesito Lopez, 12, for WA Ice Hockey Association will 722-9571 or Marv at 956-9944. sive assistant. nina Wickmayer, Belgium, 7-6 (5), 2-6, 6-2. Wednesday, May 22: Pittsburgh 7, Ottawa 3 Maidana’s WBA Inter-Continental welterweight Canadian Football League Annika Beck, Germany, def. Sandra Zahlavova, hold their registration for incom- Friday, May 24: Pittsburgh 6, Ottawa 2 title; Erislandy Lara vs. Alfredo Angula, 12, light EDMONTON ESKIMOS — Signed DB Aaron Czech Republic, 6-2, 6-1. middleweights; Demetrius Hopkins vs. Jermell ing students in grades 7-12 residing Swoyersville Little League is Grymes and WRs Owen Spencer and Terrance Peng Shuai, China, def. Camila Giorgi, Italy, Boston 4, N.Y. Rangers 1 Charlo, 12, for Hopkins’ USBA light middleweight Lewis. 6-4, 6-2. within the Wyoming Area School hosting a craft fair and flea market Thursday, May 16: Boston 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, OT title; Yoshihiro Kamegai vs. Johan Perez, 10, wel- OTTAWA — Named Brock Sunderland assis- Stefanie Voegele, Switzerland, def. Heather Sunday, May 19: Boston 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 terweights. District. JV and Varsity Registra- on June 1 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on tant general manager. Watson, Britain, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4. Tuesday, May 21: Boston 2, N.Y. Rangers 1 At Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, tion will be held Monday June 3, Hemlock Street in Swoyersville. It Thursday, May 23: N.Y. Rangers 4, Boston 3, OT Jamie Hampton, United States, def. Lucie Safa- rova (25), Czech Republic, 7-6 (5), 3-6, 9-7. Juan Carlos Sanchez Jr. vs. Roberto Sosa, 12, for from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the West is looking for vendors, at $15, for HOCKEY Saturday, May 25: Boston 3, N.Y. Rangers 1 Sanchez’s IBF super flyweight title. Ashleigh Barty, Australia, def. Lucie Hradecka, Wyoming Boro. Building. A $100 the fair. For more information, call National Hockey League Czech Republic, 7-5, 2-6, 6-1. WESTERN CONFERENCE June 14 NEW YORK RANGERS — Fired coach John Kaia Kanepi, Estonia, def. Klara Zakopalova deposit will be required at the time Dave at 889-3750 or Lori at 709- Detroit 3, Chicago 3 At Sands Casino Resort, Bethlehem, Pa. (NBC- Tortorella. (23), Czech Republic, 7-6 (3), 6-2. Wednesday, May 15: Chicago 4, Detroit 1 SN), Sergey Kovalev vs. Cornelius White, 12, light of registration. For more informa- 9698. PHOENIX COYOTES — Signed D James Me- Maria Kirilenko (12), Russia, def. Nina Brat- Saturday, May 18: Detroit 4, Chicago 1 heavyweights; Bryant Jennings vs. Franklin Law- lindy to a three-year, entry-level contract. chikova, Portugal, 6-0, 6-1. tion contact Dawn Thomas at Monday, May 20: Detroit 3, Chicago 1 rence, 10, heavyweights; Ronald Cruz vs. Jaime American Hockey League Thursday, May 23: Detroit 2, Chicago 0 Herrera, 10, welterweights. [email protected] West Pittston Parks and Rec- SPRINGFIELD FALCONS — Signed RW Alex Second Round Saturday, May 25: Chicago 4, Detroit 1 At West Orange, N.J. (ESPN2), Arash Us- Aleardi to a one-year contract. Agnieszka Radwanska (4), Poland, def. Mallory reation will have its 36th annual Monday, May 27: Chicago 4, Detroit 3 manee vs. Art Hovhannisyan, 10, super feath- Wednesday, May 29: Chicago 2, Detroit 1, OT Burdette, United States, 6-3, 6-2. WA Ice Hockey Association will 4-mile Anthracite run Saturday, LACROSSE Angelique Kerber (8), Germany, def. Jana Ce- erweights; Luis Ortiz vs. Travis Kaufmann, 10, heavyweights. hold their registration for incom- June 1, at 9 a.m. The start and Los Angeles 4, San Jose 3 pelova, Slovakia, 6-2, 6-2. Major League Lacrosse Varvara Lepchenko (29), United States, def. Tuesday, May 14: Los Angeles 2, San Jose 0 June 15 ing students in grades 5-7 residing finish will be at the West Pittston HAMILTON NATIONALS — Traded M Jake Ber- Elina Svitolina, Ukraine, 7-6 (5), 6-1. Thursday, May 16: Los Angeles 4, San Jose 3 Valley Forge (Pa.) Casino and Resort, Harry on Monday June 3, from 7 p.m. to Borough building, 555 Exeter Ave. nhardt to Ohio for a 2015 third-round draft pick. Saturday, May 18: San Jose 2, Los Angeles 1, OT Dinah Pfizenmaier, Germany, def. Urszula Rad- wanska, Poland, 6-3, 6-3. Joe Yorgey vs. Julius Kennedy, 10, junior middle- Tuesday, May 21: San Jose 2, Los Angeles 1 weights. 8 p.m. at the West Wyoming Boro. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. COLLEGE Thursday, May 23: Los Angeles 3, San Jose 0 Svetlana Kuznetsova, Russia, def. Magdalena Rybarikova, Slovakia, 1-6, 6-2, 6-2. Building. A $100 deposit will be A long sleeve T-shirt will go to Sunday, May 26: San Jose 2, Los Angeles 1 June 21 ALABAMA — Named Kelly Curry, Terry Nooner Carla Suarez Navarro (20), Spain, def. Shelby required at the time of registra- the first 150 applicants. There will Tuesday, May 28: Los Angeles 2, San Jose 1 At Moscow, Krzysztof Wlodarczyk vs. Rakhim and Shereka Wright women’s assistant basketball Rogers, United States, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. Chakhkiev, 12, for Wlodarczyk’s WBC cruiser- tion. For more information contact be an awards ceremony for the coaches and Grant Fausset director of women’s Sorana Cirstea (26), Romania, def. Johanna CONFERENCE FINALS weight title. basketball operations. Larsson, Sweden, 6-1, 6-4. Dawn Thomas at mejane134@aol. top-three men and women in age (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) At the Minneapolis Convention Center (ESPN2) COLGATE — Named Jena Caccitore assistant Bojana Jovanovski, Serbia, def. Caroline Woz- Rances Barthelemy vs. Fahsai Sakkreerin, Thai- com groups with 5-year increments. The field hockey coach. niacki (10), Denmark, 7-6 (2), 6-3. EASTERN CONFERENCE land, 12, IBF super featherweight title eliminator; DETROIT — Named Ernie Ziegler men’s as- Sabine Lisicki (32), Germany, def. Maria-Teresa run benefits the two parks in West Saturday, June 1: Boston at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Caleb Truax vs. Don George, 10, middleweights. sistant basketball coach and Robert C. Vowels Monday, June 3: Boston at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Torro-Flor, Spain, 6-4, 6-0. UPCOMING EVENTS/OTHER Pittston. For more information, call director of athletics. Roberta Vinci (15), Italy, def. Galina Voskobo- Wednesday, June 5: Pittsburgh at Boston, 8 p.m. June 22 GEORGIA — Suspended S Josh Harvey-Clem- eva, Kazakhstan, 6-4, 4-6, 6-2. Don Shearer at 357-9144. Friday, June 7: Pittsburgh at Boston, 8 p.m. At Barclays Center, Brooklyn, N.Y. (SHO), Paul ons one game. Petra Cetkovska, Czech Republic, def. Anas- x-Sunday, June 9: Boston at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Malignaggi vs. Adrien Broner, 12, for Malignaggi’s Association for the Blind will hold ILLINOIS — Approved a contract extension for tasia Pavlyuchenkova (19), Russia, 7-5, 2-6, 6-4. x-Tuesday, June 11: Pittsburgh at Boston WBA World welterweight title; Johnathon Banks men’s basketball coach John Groce through April Serena Williams (1), United States, def. Caro- its Chip in for Sight golf tourna- x-Wednesday, June 12: Boston at Pittsburgh, vs. Seth Mitchell, 12, for Banks NABO and WBC 2018. line Garcia, France, 6-1, 6-2. TBD international heavyweight titles; Sakio Bika vs. ment on Monday, June 3, at Fox TCU — Announced women’s basketball G Alex- Virginie Razzano, France, def. Zuzana Kucova, Marco Antonio Periban, 12, for the vacant WBC ia Standish is transferring from Texas A&M. Slovakia, 4-6, 6-2, 6-0. Hill Country Club. Registration super middleweight title. TIMeS LeADeR www.timesleader.com SPORTS THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 PAge 3B

MAJOR LeAgUe ROUNDUP STANDINGS • STATS 2. LOB-Toronto 10, Atlanta 5. 3B-F.Freeman (1). TUESDAY’S LATE BOXES SB-Bonifacio (5). CS-Bonifacio (2). S-E.Rogers 2. Padres 6, Mariners 1 IP HRER BB SO San Diego Seattle AMERICAN LEAGUE Toronto ab rhbi ab rhbi East Division E.Rogers 3 1-3 30024 EvCarr ss 3000EnChvz lf-rf 4000 J.Perez W,1-0 2 2-3 00004 Amarst cf 3111Seager 3b 4010 WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Wagner H,1 210002 Boston 32 22 .593 ——5-5 L-2 17-12 15-10 Denorfi ph-rf 2000Ibanez dh 3000 Janssen S,11-11100001 Headly 3b 5010KMorls 1b 4010 New York 30 22 .577 1—4-6 L-4 15-10 15-12 Atlanta Quentin dh 4120Morse rf 1110 Baltimore 29 24 .547 2½ 16-4 W-112-12 17-12 Medlen L,1-6 243311 Alonso 1b 4110Bay lf 2000 Tampa Bay 28 24 .538 31½6-4 W-417-10 11-14 D.Carpenter 310041 Grandl c4110MSndrs cf 1010 Toronto 23 30 .434 8½ 76-4 W-114-16 9-14 Varvaro 220002 Gyorko 2b 3212Frnkln 2b 4000 Walden 100002 Kotsay lf 4012Sucre c3001 Central Division Gearrin 110020 WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Blanks lf 0000Ryan ss 3000 HBP-by E.Rogers (Uggla). Venale rf-cf 4010 Detroit 29 22 .569 ——6-4 L-2 17-9 12-13 Umpires-Home, Jim Reynolds; First, Paul Nauert; Totals 36 695Totals 29 141 Cleveland 28 24 .538 1½ 1½ 3-7 W-116-10 12-14 Second, James Hoye; Third, John Tumpane. San Diego 000 213 000 —6 Chicago 24 26 .480 4½ 4½ 5-5 L-2 13-1111-15 T-2:55. A-22,489 (49,586). Seattle 010 000 000 —1 Minnesota 22 28 .440 6½ 6½ 4-6 W-310-13 12-15 E-Franklin (1). LOB-San Diego 6, Seattle 7. 2B- Kansas City 21 29 .420 7½ 7½ 1-9 L-8 10-14 11-15 Phillies 4, Red Sox 3 Headley (9), M.Saunders (5). HR-Amarista (4), West Division Boston Philadelphia Gyorko (6). S-Ev.Cabrera. SF-Sucre. ab rhbi ab rhbi IP HRER BB SO WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Ellsury cf 5121Revere cf 4010 San Diego Texas 32 20 .615 ——5-5 L-3 15-7 17-13 Nava rf 4111Frndsn 2b 3010 Volquez W,4-5 7 2-3 41135 Oakland 30 23 .566 2½ —9-1 W-515-10 15-13 Pedroia 2b 3011MAdms p0000 Thatcher 000010 Los Angeles 23 29 .442 96½8-2 L-2 12-13 11-16 Napoli 1b 3010Papeln p0000 Thayer 1 1-3 00010 Seattle 22 30 .423 10 7½ 2-8 L-1 13-12 9-18 Sltlmch c4000Rollins ss 2000 Seattle Houston 15 37 .288 17 14½ 4-6 L-1 9-21 6-16 Carp lf 3000Howard 1b 4111 Maurer L,2-7 5 2-3 96512 AMiller p0000DYong rf 2010 Furbush 1 1-3 00010 NATIONAL LEAGUE Uehara p0000Mayrry pr-rf 1000 Farquhar200004 East Division BrdlyJr ph 1000DBrwn lf 4222 Thatcher pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. AP PHOTO WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Drew ss 2100Kratz c3111 WP-Maurer 2. Atlanta 31 21 .596 ——7-3 L-1 15-6 16-15 Iglesias 3b 3010Galvis 3b 4000 Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Kyle Kendrick delivers a Washington 27 26 .509 4½ 64-6 L-1 15-1112-15 D.Ortiz ph 1000Kndrck p2010 pitch to the plate against the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday in Philadelphia 26 27 .491 5½ 76-4 W-212-12 14-15 Lackey p1000Bastrd p0000 Dodgers 3, Angels 0 JGoms ph-lf 1010CHrndz ph-2b 2000 Los Angeles (A) Los Angeles (N) Philadelphia. New York 21 29 .420 910½ 5-5 W-412-17 9-12 Totals 31 373Totals 31 484 Miami 13 40 .245 18½ 20 2-8 L-8 7-19 6-21 ab rhbi ab rhbi Boston 100 001 001 —3 Aybar ss 4000Crwfrd lf 4000 Central Division Philadelphia 010 200 01x —4 Trout cf 4000M.Ellis 2b 3010 WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away E-Howard (1). DP-Boston 1, Philadelphia 1. LOB- Pujols 1b 3000AdGnzl 1b 4000 St. Louis 35 17 .673 ——8-2 W-415-8 20-9 Boston 8, Philadelphia 8. 2B-Ellsbury (11), Igle- Trumo rf 3000Ethier rf 4010 Cincinnati 33 20 .623 2½ —7-3 L-1 20-7 13-13 sias (4). 3B-Ellsbury (5). HR-Nava (7), Howard (7), HKndrc 2b 3010Kemp cf 2110 D.Brown 2 (13), Kratz (6). SB-Revere (10), Frand- Pittsburgh 33 20 .623 2½ —8-2 W-219-9 14-11 Callasp 3b 3000Schmkr cf 0000 Brown homers twice, sen (1), Mayberry (3), D.Brown (3). CS-Pedroia Iannett c3010A.Ellis c3011 Chicago 21 30 .412 13½ 11 4-6 W-311-14 10-16 (2). S-Lackey. SF-Pedroia. Shuck lf 3000Uribe 3b 3110 Milwaukee 19 32 .373 15½ 13 2-8 L-5 12-17 7-15 IP HRER BB SO Blanton p2000L.Cruz ss 3112 West Division Boston DDLRs p0000Ryu p3010 WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Lackey L,3-5 663335 BHarrs ph 1000 Arizona 30 22 .577 ——6-4 W-316-12 14-10 A.Miller 2-3 10021 Totals 29 020Totals 29 373 Uehara 1 1-3 11101 Los Angeles (A) 000 000 000 —0 slugs Phils over Sox Colorado 28 24 .538 24½6-4 W-116-9 12-15 Philadelphia San Francisco 28 24 .538 24½4-6 L-2 19-9 9-15 Los Angeles (N) 000 021 00x —3 K.Kendrick W,5-3 642233 DP-Los Angeles (A) 1. LOB-Los Angeles (A) 2, San Diego 23 28 .451 6½ 95-5 W-113-12 10-16 Bastardo H,7 110002 Los Angeles (N) 4. 2B-Iannetta (5), Ethier (8), Los Angeles 22 28 .440 79½5-5 W-214-15 8-13 Mi.Adams H,5 100002 Kemp (10), Ryu (2). HR-L.Cruz (1). The Associated Press RBI double, but that couldn’t Papelbon S,11-11121111 IP HRER BB SO HBP-by Bastardo (J.Gomes). Los Angeles (A) PHILADELPHIA — Do- prevent the Tigers from falling Intraleague Play Thursday’s Games Umpires-Home, Dale Scott; First, Bill Miller; Sec- Blanton L,1-8 773305 monic Brown hit a pair of to Pittsburgh for the second Tuesday’s Games Arizona (Miley 3-4) at Texas (D.Holland 4-2), 2:05 ond, CB Bucknor; Third, Todd Tichenor. D.De La Rosa 100010 Atlanta 7, Toronto 6, 10 innings p.m. T-3:08. A-38,831 (43,651). Los Angeles (N) homers, Erik Kratz and Ryan straight night. Colorado 2, Houston 1 Chicago White Sox (Peavy 6-2) at Chicago Cubs Ryu W,6-2 920007 Washington 9, Baltimore 3 (Wood 4-3), 2:20 p.m. Twins 4, Brewers 1 HBP-by Blanton (Kemp). Howard also had solo shots to Bryan Morris (2-2) picked up Pittsburgh 1, Detroit 0, 11 innings Seattle (F.Hernandez 5-4) at San Diego (Cashner Milwaukee Minnesota Cincinnati 8, Cleveland 2 4-2), 3:40 p.m. ab rhbi ab rhbi Athletics 6, Giants 3 back Kyle Kendrick and the the win in relief of A.J. Burnett. Tampa Bay 7, Miami 6 Oakland (Griffin 5-3) at San Francisco (Zito 3-3), Aoki rf 3000EEscor 3b 4110 San Francisco Oakland Philadelphia Phillies beat the N.Y. Mets 2, N.Y. Yankees 1 3:45 p.m. Segura ss 3000Dozier 2b 4110 ab rhbi ab rhbi Jason Grilli pitched the ninth Philadelphia 3, Boston 1 Boston (Morales 0-0) at Philadelphia (Pettibone Braun lf 2000Mauer dh 3010 GBlanc cf 4000Crisp cf 5010 Boston Red Sox 4-3 Wednesday for his major league-leading Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 5, 14 innings 3-0), 7:05 p.m. ArRmr dh 4010Wlngh lf 4010 Scutaro dh 4220CYoung rf 4100 St. Louis 4, Kansas City 1 Cincinnati (H.Bailey 3-3) at Cleveland (Kazmir CGomz cf 4120Doumit rf 3112 Sandovl 3b 3000Cespds lf 5110 night. 22nd save. Chicago Cubs at Chicago, ppd., rain 2-2), 7:05 p.m. Lucroy c4010Parmel 1b 4010 Posey c4001Dnldsn 3b 3120 Kendrick (5-3) allowed two Oakland 6, San Francisco 3 Detroit (Fister 5-2) at Pittsburgh (Locke 5-1), 7:05 YBtncr 1b 4001CHrmn c3011 Pence rf 4122Lowrie 2b 3121 Sanchez cruised through the L.A. Dodgers 3, L.A. Angels 0 p.m. Weeks 2b 3010Hicks cf 3111 Belt 1b 4010Freimn 1b 2011 runs and four hits in six in- first six innings, surrendering San Diego 6, Seattle 1 N.Y. Mets (Gee 2-6) at N.Y. Yankees (Nuno 1-1), Bianchi 3b 4000Flormn ss 3000 AnTrrs lf 4000Moss ph-1b 2000 Wednesday’s Games 7:05 p.m. Totals 31 151Totals 31 484 BCrwfr ss 3010DNorrs c3112 nings, helping the Phillies win only a solo home run to Neil Chicago Cubs 9, Chicago White Sox 3 Washington (Haren 4-5) at Baltimore (F.Garcia Milwaukee 010 000 000 —1 Noonan 2b 3000Montz dh 0000 Philadelphia 4, Boston 3 1-2), 7:05 p.m. Minnesota 300 100 00x —4 S.Smith ph-dh 2001 their second straight against Walker. Things unraveled in Cleveland 5, Cincinnati 2 Tampa Bay (M.Moore 8-0) at Miami (Nolasco 3-5), E-Estrada (1). DP-Milwaukee 1, Minnesota 1. Rosales ss 4111 the Red Sox to get within one Pittsburgh 5, Detroit 3 7:10 p.m. LOB-Milwaukee 8, Minnesota 5. 2B-Ar.Ramirez Totals 33 363Totals 33 696 the seventh as the Pirates bat- N.Y. Mets 9, N.Y. Yankees 4 Toronto (Dickey 4-6) at Atlanta (Minor 6-2), 7:10 (8), C.Gomez (14), Willingham (10), Doumit (10). San Francisco 100 001 001—3 game of .500. ted around. Baltimore 9, Washington 6 p.m. HR-Hicks (6). Oakland 022 010 01x—6 Tampa Bay 3, Miami 1 Milwaukee (Lohse 1-5) at Minnesota (Walters IP HRER BB SO Antonio Bastardo pitched Toronto 3, Atlanta 0 1-0), 8:10 p.m. Milwaukee E-C.Young (2). DP-Oakland 1. LOB-San Fran- the seventh, Mike Adams Indians 5, Reds 2 Arizona at Texas, ppd., rain Kansas City (Guthrie 5-3) at St. Louis (Wacha Estrada L,4-3 774405 cisco 4, Oakland 9. 2B-Scutaro (12), Belt (10), Minnesota 4, Milwaukee 1 0-0), 8:15 p.m. Gorzelanny 110022 Cespedes (7), Donaldson (18). HR-Pence (8), struck out two in a perfect CLEVELAND — Justin St. Louis 5, Kansas City 3 Houston (Harrell 3-6) at Colorado (Nicasio 4-1), Minnesota D.Norris (2), Rosales (3). Masterson pitched six solid in- Houston at Colorado, (n) 8:40 p.m. Deduno W,1-1 741122 IP HRER BB SO eighth and Jonathan Papelbon L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, (n) L.A. Dodgers (Lilly 0-1) at L.A. Angels (Vargas Fien H,5 100000 San Francisco nings, Jason Giambi and Mark Seattle at San Diego, (n) 4-3), 10:05 p.m. Perkins S,11-13 110002 Kickham L,0-1 2 1-3 44443 finished for his 11th save in 11 Oakland at San Francisco, (n) Deduno pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. Kontos 1-3 00000 tries, including second in two Reynolds homered, and the HBP-by Deduno (Aoki, Weeks, Segura). Balk- J.Lopez 1-3 00001 Cleveland Indians broke a five- Deduno. Gaudin 321122 nights against his old team. American League NATIONAL LEAGUE Umpires-Home, Angel Hernandez; First, Jordan Mijares 231101 Papelbon allowed an RBI game losing streak with a win Friday’s Games Friday’s Games Baker; Second, Dana DeMuth; Third, Doug Ed- Oakland Boston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Arizona at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. dings. Parker W,3-6 752214 single to Jacoby Ellsbury, snap- over the Cincinnati Reds. Detroit at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. T-2:32. A-31,359 (39,021). Cook H,7 100000 Masterson (8-3) worked out Tampa Bay at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Balfour 111102 ping his scoreless string at 19 Kansas City at Texas, 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Cardinals 5, Royals 3 Cubs 7, White Sox 0 1-3 innings. But with runners of a bases-loaded jam with Seattle at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Washington at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Kansas City St. Louis Chicago (N) Chicago (A) Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. San Francisco at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi on second and third, he retired nobody out in the sixth to Houston at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. AGordn lf 5130MCrpnt 2b-3b 5010 Borbon cf 5222De Aza cf 4000 preserve a 2-1 lead. Cincinnati’s Toronto at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Toronto at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. AEscor ss 5020Beltran rf 4111 SCastro ss 4220AlRmrz ss 4010 Daniel Nava on a grounder to L.Cain cf 3001Hollidy lf 4111 Rizzo 1b 5222Rios rf 4000 first to end it. only run off the right-hander Butler 1b 4000Craig 1b 4130 ASorin lf 4032A.Dunn dh 3000 Crow p0000YMolin c4130 Hairstn dh 3001Konerk 1b 2000 Cubs 9, White Sox 3 came on Joey Votto’s two-out Rays 3, Marlins 1 Hochvr p0000Freese 3b 2111 Castillo c3000Viciedo lf 3000 Chicago (A) Chicago (N) Tampa Bay Miami Mostks 3b 4120Mujica p0000 Ransm 3b 4000Gillaspi 3b 3010 Mets 9, Yankees 4 ab rhbi ab rhbi homer in the first. ab rhbi ab rhbi Lough rf 3120Jay cf 3000 Sweeny rf 3100Kppngr 2b 3000 De Aza cf-lf 3001DeJess cf 5120 NEW YORK — Challenged Zobrist 2b 4110Coghln lf 4110 Kottars c4001Kozma ss 4000 Barney 2b 4000Flowrs c2000 AlRmrz ss 4120SCastro ss 5010 Joyce rf 4110Polanc 3b 4010 Getz 2b 3000Lynn p1000 Totals 35 797Totals 28 020 Orioles 9, Nationals 6 Rios rf 4000Rizzo 1b 4111 by fed-up manager Terry KJhnsn lf 4011Dietrch 2b 4000 JGutrrz p0000MAdms ph 1010 Chicago (N) 100 021 300 —7 A.Dunn 1b 3001ASorin lf 3100 BALTIMORE — Chris Davis Fuld lf 0000Ozuna rf 3010 Hosmer ph-1b 1000SRonsn pr 0000 Chicago (A) 000 000 000 —0 Collins, slumping infielders Viciedo lf 3000Marml p0000 Longori 3b 4000Ruggin cf 3000 Mendoz p2011Maness p0000 E-Flowers (3). DP-Chicago (N) 1. LOB-Chicago Lndstr p0000AlBrntt p0000 Ike Davis and Ruben Tejada went 4 for 4 with two home Loney 1b 4110Dobbs 1b 3000 Collins p0000Choate p0000 (N) 5, Chicago (A) 3. 2B-S.Castro (12), Rizzo Omgrss p0000Hairstn rf-lf 4220 DJnngs cf 2020Hchvrr ss 3000 EJhnsn ph-2b 2000Descals ph-2b 1012 (16). 3B-Rizzo (1). HR-Borbon (1). SB-S.Castro runs, and the Baltimore Ori- Gimenz ph 1000DNavrr c3436 sparked a five-run first inning YEscor ss 2001Brantly c3000 Totals 36 310 3Totals 33 512 5 (3), A.Soriano (6). SF-Hairston. NJones p0000Valuen 3b 2000 oles overcame three homers by JMolin c3010Koehler p2000 Kansas City 000 110010 —3 IP HRER BB SO that kept the New York Mets Gillaspi 3b 4110Barney 2b 4010 RHrndz p3000Cishek p0000 St. Louis 000 001 04x —5 Chicago (N) Kppngr 2b 4030Feldmn p2000 Ryan Zimmerman to beat the Rodney p0000Pierre ph 1000 DP-Kansas City 2. LOB-Kansas City 8, St. Louis Samardzija W,3-6 920028 sailing along in this surprising Flowrs c4121Sweeny ph 1011 Totals 30 372Totals 30 130 8. 2B-A.Gordon (12), A.Escobar (8), Craig (15). Chicago (A) Washington Nationals. JhDnks p0000Villanv p0000 Subway Series with a victory Tampa Bay 200 000 100 —3 3B-Lough (2). HR-Beltran (12), Holliday (8). SF-L. Quintana L,3-2 644435 C.Wells ph 1010Schrhlt rf 1000 Miami 100 000 000 —1 Cain. N.Jones 143301 over the Yankees. In a wild game before 39,129 HSantg p0000 E-Joyce (1). DP-Miami 1. LOB-Tampa Bay 2, Mi- IP HRER BB SO Omogrosso210002 Tejada hit a leadoff single, fans, each team slugged four Wise cf 2000 ami 2. 2B-Joyce (8), Loney (14), Coghlan (7). SB- Kansas City Totals 33 393Totals 34 9118 Ozuna (3). CS-De.Jennings (5). SF-Y.Escobar. Mendoza 5 2-3 61135 Mets 2, Yankees 1 Davis drove in two runs and home runs and the Orioles Chicago (A) 010 010 010 —3 IP HRER BB SO Collins H,5 1-3 00001 New York (A) New York (N) rallied from a four-run deficit Chicago (N) 110202 30x —9 Tampa Bay J.Gutierrez H,2 110000 ab rhbi ab rhbi the Mets won with Jeremy He- E-Viciedo (2). DP-Chicago (A) 1. LOB-Chicago Ro.Hernandez W,3-5 8 2-3 31005 Crow L,0-1 BS,1-2 2-3 54412 Gardnr cf 4120RTejad ss 4000 fner (1-5) on the mound for the against one of the best pitchers (A) 6, Chicago (N) 5. 2B-Al.Ramirez (11), Flow- Rodney S,10-15 1-3 00000 Hochevar 1-3 00000 Cano 2b 4010DnMrp 2b 4120 ers (6), Barney (10). HR-D.Navarro 3 (6). SB-Al. Miami St. Louis V.Wells lf 4010DWrght 3b 4121 first time all season. They’ve in the game. Ramirez 2 (10). S-Joh.Danks, Valbuena. SF-De Koehler L,0-3 873314 Lynn 782214 Overay 1b 4011Duda lf 4021 Aza, A.Dunn. Cishek 100000 Maness 2-3 21101 DAdms 3b 4000Byrd rf 3000 taken three in a row from their Zimmerman hit solo homers IP HRER BB SO Umpires-Home, Alan Porter; First, Jerry Layne; Choate W,1-0 1-3 00000 ISuzuki rf 4010Ankiel cf 3010 in the first and fourth innings Chicago (A) Second, Greg Gibson; Third, Hunter Wendelstedt. Mujica S,17-17 100001 Brignc ss 4010Buck c3000 crosstown rivals for their first Joh.Danks L,0-1 454312 T-2:13. A-16,671 (37,442). Umpires-Home, David Rackley; First, Andy CStwrt c3000I.Davis 1b 3000 four-game winning streak of before adding a two-run drive H.Santiago 1 1-3 22211 Fletcher; Second, Rob Drake; Third, Joe West. Kuroda p2000Harvey p2000 Lindstrom 2-3 20000 Indians 5, Reds 2 T-2:50. A-43,477 (43,975). Hafner ph 1000Vldspn ph 1000 the year and will go for a Big in the fifth, all off Chris Till- Omogrosso 123303 CincinnatiCleveland DRrtsn p0000Rice p0000 man. With a chance to tie the N.Jones 100001 ab rhbi ab rhbi This date in baseball Rivera p0000 Apple whitewash in the series Chicago (N) Choo cf 4010Bourn cf 4010 May 30 Totals 34 171Totals 31 272 finale at Yankee Stadium on major-league record of four Feldman W,5-4 662207 Cozart ss 4010Kipnis 2b 3000 1894 — Boston’s Robert Lowe became the first New York (A) 000 001 000 —1 Villanueva 110002 Votto 1b 4111ACarer ss 4220 player in Major League history to hit four home New York (N) 000 000 002 —2 Thursday night. homers in a game, Zimmer- Marmol 111002 Phillips 2b 4020Swisher 1b 4121 runs in a game, leading the Beaneaters to a 20- No outs when winning run scored. Al.Burnett 110000 Bruce rf 3000Giambi dh 4123 11 win over Cincinnati. After hitting four straight E-Cano (2), Gardner (1), Byrd (1), R.Tejada (8). man came to the plate in the HBP-by Omogrosso (A.Soriano). WP-Lindstrom. Frazier 3b 2000CSantn c3010 homers, all line drives far over the fence, Lowe LOB-New York (A) 6, New York (N) 5. 2B-Dan. Cubs 9, White Sox 3 seventh against Steve Johnson PB-D.Navarro. Paul lf 4111MrRynl 3b 4111 added a single to set a major league record with Murphy (16). CS-I.Suzuki (2). CHICAGO — Dioner Na- Umpires-Home, Tim Welke; First, Clint Fagan; Hanign c3000Brantly lf 3000 17 total bases. IP HRER BB SO and looked at a third strike. Second, Mike Everitt; Third, Scott Barry. Hannhn dh 4000Stubbs rf 2000 1922 — Between the morning and afternoon New York (A) varro hit three home runs in a T-3:09. A-31,279 (41,019). Totals 32 262Totals 31 595 games of a Memorial Day twin bill, Max Flack of Kuroda 740007 Cincinnati 100 000 001 —2 the Chicago Cubs was traded to the St. Louis Car- D.Robertson H,10 100001 game for the first time in his Blue Jays 3, Braves 0 Cleveland 001 103 00x —5 dinals for Cliff Heathcote. They played one game Rivera L,0-1 BS,1-19 032100 New York (N) Pirates 5, Tigers 3 E-Votto (4), Swisher (2). DP-Cleveland 2. LOB- for each team. career, connecting from both ATLANTA — Melky Cabrera Harvey 8611010 Detroit Pittsburgh Cincinnati 8, Cleveland 5. 2B-A.Cabrera (17), 1927 — In the fourth inning of a game against the Rice W,3-3 110001 had three hits, including a two- ab rhbi ab rhbi Swisher (14), Giambi (4). HR-Votto (10), Paul (3), Pittsburgh Pirates, shortstop Jim Cooney of the sides of the plate at Wrigley Rivera pitched to 3 batters in the 9th. Dirks lf-rf 5111SMarte lf 4010 Giambi (4), Mar.Reynolds (13). CS-Giambi (1). Chicago Cubs caught Paul Waner’s liner, stepped run single, and four Toronto PB-C.Stewart. Field and leading the Chicago TrHntr rf 3010Walker 2b 4121 IP HRER BB SO on second to double Lloyd Waner and then tagged Cubs over the White Sox. pitchers combined on a four- AGarci cf 1000McCtch cf 4010 Cincinnati Clyde Barnhart coming from first for an unassisted Pirates 1, Tigers 0 MiCarr 3b 5112GJones 1b 3110 Arroyo L,5-5 5 2-3 85513 triple play. Pittsburgh Detroit Navarro had never homered hitter to lead the Blue Jays past Fielder 1b 4010Watson p0000 Ondrusek 1 1-3 10021 1935 — Babe Ruth made his last major league ab rhbi ab rhbi JhPerlt ss 4010Inge ph 1000 Hoover 100001 appearance. He played one inning for the Boston SMarte lf 5000Dirks lf 5000 more than once in a game, but the Atlanta Braves. Avila c2000Grilli p0000 Cleveland Braves against the Philadelphia Phillies. Jim Bivin Walker 2b 5131TrHntr rf 5010 Last-place Toronto went with B.Pena ph-c 1010RMartn c3100 Masterson W,8-3 641147 retired Babe Ruth on an infield grounder in the McCtch cf 5010MiCarr 3b 5010 he sure had his swing going Infante 2b 4000PAlvrz 3b 3112 Allen 100002 Babe’s final major league at-bat. GJones dh 5000Fielder 1b 5010 while driving in a career-high a pitcher-by-committee ap- D.Kelly cf 0100Snider rf 3111 J.Smith 110001 1940 — Carl Hubbell of the New York Giants threw RMartn c4010VMrtnz dh 4000 Tuiassp ph-lf 1000Mercer ss 3011 Pestano S,1-3 111101 87 pitches in a 7-0 one-hitter against the Brooklyn PAlvrz 3b 3010JhPerlt ss 4010 six runs and scoring four proach to fill a hole in the rota- AnSnch p1000AJBrnt p1000 HBP-by Masterson (Frazier). Dodgers. He faced the minimum 27 batters. John- JHrrsn pr-3b 0000Avila c1010 tion. Esmil Rogers lasted 3 1-3 Smyly p0000JHrrsn ph 1000 Umpires-Home, Jeff Kellogg; First, Eric Cooper; ny Hudson, who singled, was caught stealing. Inge 3b 0000AGarci ph-cf 2000 times. He became the first VMrtnz ph 1010Morris p0000 Second, Paul Schrieber; Third, Chad Fairchild. 1956 - Mickey Mantle hit a home run which came GSnchz 1b 4000Infante 2b 3000 Cubs player to hit three hom- innings in his first start since GSnchz ph-1b 1000 T-2:49. A-18,004 (42,241). within a foot-and-a-half of leaving Yankee Stadi- Snider rf 2000D.Kelly cf 2000 Totals 32 373Totals 31 585 um. It hit the face of the upper deck in right field, Barmes ss 3000B.Pena ph-c 2000 370 feet from home plate and 117 feet in the air. ers in a game since Aramis 2011, and two pitchers just up Detroit 000 030 000 —3 Mets 9, Yankees 4 Mercer ph-ss 1000 Pittsburgh000 100 40x —5 Mantle became the first player to hit 20 home runs Totals 37 161Totals 38 050 Ramirez against Houston on from the minors shut down the New York (N) New York (A) by the end of May as the Yankees beat the Wash- E-G.Jones (3), P.Alvarez (8). DP-Detroit 1, Pitts- ab rhbi ab rhbi Pittsburgh 000 000 000 01—1 Braves. Juan Perez (1-0) went burgh 1. LOB-Detroit 9, Pittsburgh 3. 2B-Dirks (4), ington Senators 4-3. Detroit 000 000 000 00—0 July 20, 2010, at Wrigley and RTejad ss 5110Gardnr cf 5110 1961 — Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris and Bill P.Alvarez (3), Snider (10). HR-Mi.Cabrera (15), Turner ss 0000Cano 2b 5021 E-Barmes (6), B.Pena (1). DP-Pittsburgh 1, De- their first catcher to do it since 2 2-3 innings and Neil Wagner Walker (4). SB-S.Marte (14), Mercer (2). CS-Mc- Skowron each hit two homers to lead the New troit 1. LOB-Pittsburgh 6, Detroit 7. HR-Walker (3). DnMrp 2b 5221Hafner dh 5110 York Yankees to a 12-3 rout of the Boston Red Cutchen (3). S-Ani.Sanchez 2. DWrght 3b 4210Overay 1b 4110 SB-Walker (1). S-J.Harrison. George Mitterwald on April 17, got through the seventh and IP HRER BB SO Sox. Yogi Berra also added a homer. IP HRER BB SO Duda dh 5012Boesch rf 4132 1962 — Pedro Ramos of the Cleveland Indians eighth before Casey Janssen Detroit Buck c5121ISuzuki lf 4020 Pittsburgh 1974, against Pittsburgh. Ani.Sanchez L,5-5 6 2-3 75519 tossed a three-hitter and hit two home runs, in- J.Gomez 730012 Ankiel cf 4111J.Nix 3b 4021 cluding a grand slam, for a 7-0 victory over the earned his 11th save. Smyly 1 1-3 10002 Byrd rf 5122Brignc ss 4000 Ju.Wilson 210002 Rays 3, Marlins 1 Pittsburgh Baltimore Orioles. Melancon W,1-0 110011 I.Davis 1b 5022CStwrt c3000 1977 — Cleveland’s Dennis Eckersley pitched a A.J.Burnett 653344 Baxter lf 2100DAdms ph 1000 Grilli S,21-21 100003 MIAMI — Roberto Hernan- Twins 4, Morris W,2-2 100000 1-0 no-hitter against the California Angels. Detroit Totals 40 912 9Totals 39 412 4 1982 — Baltimore’s Cal Ripken Jr. began his re- Brewers 1 Watson H,9 110001 New York (N) 501 200 001 —9 Porcello 8300111 dez bounced back from two Grilli S,22-22 110001 cord consecutive games streak by starting at third Benoit 110002 New York (A) 000 102 001 —4 base against the Toronto Blue Jays. rough outings and pitched 8 MINNEAPOLIS — Aaron HBP-by Morris (Tor.Hunter). WP-Ani.Sanchez, E-Byrd (2), J.Nix (4). LOB-New York (N) 8, New Ortega L,0-2 221111 A.J.Burnett. 1987 — Eric Davis hit a grand slam in the third York (A) 8. 2B-Dan.Murphy (17), Duda (10), Over- Nationals 9, Orioles 3 2-3 innings, leading the Tampa Hicks homered again and made Umpires-Home, Wally Bell; First, Manny Gon- inning, breaking two National League records and bay (12). HR-Byrd (5), Boesch (3). Baltimore Washington zalez; Second, Tony Randazzo; Third, Larry leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-2 victory over IP HRER BB SO ab rhbi ab rhbi Bay Rays over Miami and send- another run-saving catch for Vanover. the Pittsburgh Pirates. Davis became the first NL New York (N) McLoth lf 3010Span cf 4011 Minnesota, helping Samuel T-2:41. A-19,980 (38,362). player to hit three grand slams in a month and his ing the Marlins to their season- Hefner W,1-5 693305 major league leading 19 homers broke the NL re- Machd 3b 3010Lmrdzz 2b 4110 worst eighth straight loss. Deduno and the Twins beat the Rice 1 2-3 10003 cord for most homers in April and May. Markks rf 4000Zmrmn 3b 4120 Orioles 9, Nationals 6 Hawkins 1 1-3 21101 1992 — Scott Sanderson became the ninth pitch- A.Jones cf 4000LaRoch 1b 3324 Kelly Johnson and Yunel Milwaukee Brewers. WashingtonBaltimore New York (A) er to beat all 26 major league teams as New York C.Davis 1b 4221Dsmnd ss 4110 ab rhbi ab rhbi D.Phelps L,3-3 1-3 45421 defeated Milwaukee 8-1. Sanderson joined Nolan Wieters c4011TMoore lf 4112 Escobar each drove in a run as Deduno (1-1) pitched into Span cf 4111McLoth lf 5120 Claiborne 1 2-3 00001 Ryan, Tommy John, Don Sutton, Mike Torrez, Rick Hardy ss 4131Berndn rf 4122 the Rays won their fourth in the eighth inning, the longest Berndn rf 4111Machd 3b 5111 Warren 233303 Wise, Gaylord Perry, Doyle Alexander and Rich YNavrr 2b 3000KSuzuk c4130 Zmrmn 3b 4334Markks rf 4222 Nova 551116 Gossage as those who have defeated every club. Patton p0000Karns p1000 row. start for a Twins pitcher in LaRoch 1b 3010A.Jones cf 4000 HBP-by Warren (Baxter). 2001 — Barry Bonds hit two home runs, moving Valenci ph 1000Duke p0000 Dsmnd ss 3010C.Davis 1b 4343 Umpires-Home, Bill Welke; First, Adrian Johnson; past Willie McCovey and Ted Williams into 11th Gasmn p1000Koerns ph 1000 more than a month, and gave TMoore lf 4000Wieters c4010 Second, Fieldin Culbreth; Third, Brian O’Nora. place on the career list with 522. Bonds with 17 Pearce ph 1000Storen p0000 Pirates 4, Tigers 3 up four hits and one run. He Tracy dh 4000Hardy ss 4000 T-3:11. A-43,681 (50,291). home runs in May, surpassed the mark set by McFrln p0000Clipprd p0000 PITTSBURGH — Pedro Al- KSuzuk c4000Flahrty 2b 4121 Mark McGwire in 1998 and Mickey Mantle in 1956. ACasill ph-2b 1000JSolano ph 1000 beat Marco Estrada (4-3), who Espinos 2b 4110Pearce dh 3112 2003 — Ken Griffey Jr. hit a game-tying home run Abad p0000 varez’s two-run double sparked Totals 34 686Totals 37 913 9 Blue Jays 3, Braves 0 in the ninth and a go-ahead homer in the top of the Totals 33 383Totals 34 913 9 was done in by a three-run first Washington100 230 000 —6 Toronto Atlanta 11th to lead Cincinnati over Florida 4-3. Baltimore 010 200 000 —3 a seventh-inning rally and the as the Brewers lost their fifth Baltimore 010 101 60x —9 ab rhbi ab rhbi 2009 — Travis Tucker hit an RBI single with one Washington300 400 02x —9 Pittsburgh Pirates beat the E-Hardy (5). DP-Baltimore 1. LOB-Washington MeCarr lf 3132Smmns ss 4010 out in the top of the 25th inning, leading Texas to DP-Baltimore 2, Washington 2. LOB-Baltimore 5, straight game. 3, Baltimore 5. 2B-Span (10), Machado (24), Wagner p0000Heywrd rf 3000 a 3-2 victory over Boston College in the longest Washington 3. 2B-Wieters (13), Span (9), Des- Detroit Tigers. Flaherty (4). HR-Bernadina (2), Zimmerman 3 Lind ph 1000J.Upton lf 4000 game in NCAA history. The game eclipsed the mond (15). HR-C.Davis (17), Hardy (10), LaRoche (6), Markakis (6), C.Davis 2 (19), Pearce (3). SB- Janssn p0000FFrmn 1b 4020 previous record of 23 innings, set in 1971 when 2 (10), T.Moore (2), Bernadina (1). SB-McLouth Travis Snider added an RBI Cardinals 5, McLouth (17). Bautist rf 4000McCnn c3000 Louisiana-Lafayette defeated McNeese State 6-5. (16). S-Karns. IP HRER BB SO Encrnc 1b 4030Uggla 2b 2000 2010 — Albert Pujols hit three long home runs to IP HRER BB SO double and Jordy Mercer laid Royals 3 Washington Arencii c5001JFrncs 3b 3000 lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a 9-1 win over the Baltimore down a perfect suicide squeeze ST. LOUIS — Pinch hitter Zimmermann L,8-3 6107713 ClRsms cf 3000BUpton cf 3000 Chicago Cubs. Pujols homered in the first, fifth Gausman L,0-2 487710 Clippard 122202 MIzturs 3b 4000Medlen p0000 and ninth innings for his fourth career three-homer McFarland 210000 as the Pirates erupted late Daniel Descalso hit a two-run H.Rodriguez 110000 Bonifac 2b 4120DCrpnt p1000 game. Patton 242201 Baltimore Kawsk ss 2100RJhnsn ph 1000 2011 — Jo-Jo Reyes won for the first time in 29 Washington against Anibal Sanchez (5-5) single with the bases loaded to Tillman 4 2-3 86614 ERogrs p0000Varvar p0000 starts by throwing his first career complete game Karns 4 1-3 53323 and scored four times. snap an eighth-inning tie and S.Johnson W,1-1 2 1-3 00012 J.Perez p0000Walden p0000 to lead Toronto to an 11-1 rout of Cleveland. Duke W,1-1 1 2-3 00000 Tom.Hunter H,3 100002 Gose ph-lf 1000JSchafr ph 1010 Reyes avoided becoming the first pitcher to go Storen 110001 Miguel Cabrera hit his the St. Louis Cardinals rallied Ji.Johnson S,16-20 100002 Gearrin p0000 winless in 29 starts. Oakland’s Matt Keough went Clippard 120000 Zimmermann pitched to 4 batters in the 7th. Totals 31 383Totals 29 040 28 starts between wins in 1978 and 1979, match- Abad 100001 15th homer of the season for past the Kansas City Royals Umpires-Home, Ron Kulpa; First, Mike Estabrook; Toronto 120 000 000 —3 ing the dubious mark first set by Boston’s Cliff Cur- Umpires-Home, Tom Hallion; First, Ron Kulpa; Second, Phil Cuzzi; Third, Tom Hallion. Atlanta 000 000 000 —0 tis in 1910 and 1911. Second, Mike Estabrook; Third, Phil Cuzzi. Detroit and Andy Dirks had an with a victory. T-2:47. A-39,129 (45,971). E-Uggla (8), F.Freeman (4). DP-Toronto 2, Atlanta T-2:44 (Rain delay: 1:21). A-35,664 (41,418). 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TRIPLE-A BASEBALL HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL second most in series history by a female. Only Janet Guth- PATRICK rie, whose last race was in 1980, has more with 33. RailRiders Continued from Page 1B The results thus far haven’t art-Haas teammates — Tony been good. After a career-high Stewart and Ryan Newman. eighth at the season-opening Stewart has a sarcastic side to Daytona 500, Patrick hasn’t fin- silenced him. Newman possesses a dry ished in the top 10. She is 30th wit. The trio played off each in the standings, but Stewart others comments Wednesday has been impressed. like a comedy team. “I think people underesti- by Arrieta “You just have to come to mate how good she is right one of our debriefs and you’ll out of the box at tracks and definitely have the answer to how good she is about figuring The Times Leader staff your question,” Stewart said. “I out race tracks,” Stewart said. NORFOLK, Va. —A night af- can tell you I don’t embarrass “Honestly, the 10 races she ran ter piling up double-digit hits easy. And these two talking and last year and the races she’s run and reaching eight runs for the some of the conversations they this year, we haven’t had to do a second straight game, the Rail- have, I’m like ‘Oh, God, I have lot of coaching with her.” Riders only managed three hits to go get a Coke.’ I can promise Patrick’s hand-timed laps and two runs on Wednesday you she’s just another person were about a second slower night at Harbor Park falling to out there and fits in just fine.” than laps by Newman and Paul Norfolk, 5-2. Patrick has always had a way Menard, who was also at Po- Kelvin Perez got the start and of blending in with the opposite cono with Richard Childress Scranton/Wilkes-Barre was in sex. It started at an early age Racing teammates Jeff Burton an early hole as JASON REIDMILLER/FOR THE TIMES LEADER and continued through her rac- and Kevin Harvick for two days the Tides put Berwick’s Taylor Kern hits a single in the second inning against Valley View Wednesday after- ing career that took off with a of testing in preparation for the up one in the noon. fourth-place finish in the 2005 Party in the Poconos 400 Pre- first and two Indianapolis 500. sented by Walmart on June 9. more in the sec- “I’ve always been able to fit “We made five laps, so I re- ond to open a in with the guys really well,” ally don’t know a whole lot 3-0 lead. Buck Valley View stymies Berwick Patrick said. “Since I was 10 yet,” Patrick said. “It seems like 5 Britton started years old, I spent more time a neat place, definitely a unique TIDES the scoring with guys than girls. Gosh, I track. I have a long way to go with a single to By TOM FOX ender. Brian Bridge’s squad stranded can remember being in grade to get up to speed and get com- 2 plate the first For The Times Leader Both Bridge and Chieffallo a runner on base in each of the school and having all the girls fortable around here and start RAILRIDERS run in the top DUNMORE – Anna McElroy were sensational in the circle, first three innings, and left one being mad at me because I got working on the car.” of the first in- watched Courtney Hummel tossing complete-game four-hit- Lady Bulldog standing on first in along with all the guys so well. I At least she has Stewart and ning. Trayvon drift back toward the fence in ters. Chieffallo punched out 10, the top of the seventh. understand them, I understand Newman — past winners at Po- left field and snag a ball in her Robinson and while Bridge sent five back to “We had opportunities, but we the way they joke around. I cono Raceway — to help her … glove right at the base. Jason Pridie the dugout. just couldn’t string them back- don’t take anything too seri- maybe. McElroy, Valley View’s senior each tallied an One pitch. to-back,” the head coach said. “I ously. It’s very easy, just like if “I didn’t tell her anything. catcher, just shook her head and I spent all my time with girls.” Make her learn like everybody RBI-double in the second. “That pitch was on me, actu- know the hits were pretty close trotted back to the dugout in the The next step for Patrick is else,” Stewart deadpanned. The RailRiders, meanwhile ally,” Berwick head coach Brian between us. If we could have fourth frame. to go from a NASCAR curiosity “Honestly, I haven’t told her couldn’t get anything going Bridge said. “I called that pitch, put them together a little better, Three innings prior, the result to a steady performer. Although anything yet because I haven’t against Tides pitcher Jake Arrie- and it was the wrong one to call. maybe it could have been differ- ta, who only allowed a two-out was much different. Unfortunately, it was a change- a rookie, her 22 Cup starts are been that good here lately.” The senior jumped all over a ent, but that’s the way the ball single to Corban Joseph in the up across the plate, and she hit Margaret Bridge change-up, and bounces sometimes. I thought third. Arrieta also walked two — it. She’s a good hitter, and that’s crushed a two-out, game-win- we played tough, and we never both to Dan Johnson — in five why we called that pitch. We ning home run in the bottom of got down. That’s just the way it innings of work to improve to wanted to try to get her off-bal- the first, and the Lady Cougars goes.” 3-2. ance a little bit, and it got up in rode Gina Chieffallo’s four-hitter After Zelous Wheeler scored the zone and she did what you Valley View had a chance to en route to a 2-0 victory over Ber- on a passed ball in the sixth to are supposed to do with it.” extend the lead in the fourth, wick at Marywood University. put Norfolk ahead 4-0, the Rail- McElroy didn’t think about it. but left runners on the corners. Riders got something going in The victory is Valley View’s The Lady Cougars also got a two- fourth straight District 2 Class Didn’t waste time contemplating the top of the eighth off Tides the scenario. out triple by first baseman Alex pitcher — and former SWB Yan- 3A softball championship. The Wiltz in the sixth, but couldn’t Lady Cougars, which reached the With Blayse Cholish standing kee Manny Delcarmen — with push her home, either. PIAA Class 3A state champion- on first, thanks to a full-count, two outs. Joseph singled and “Bridge is a terrific pitcher, ship last season, have outscored inning-opening single to left, Thomas Neal and Zoilo Almonte McElroy drilled the first-pitch of- and we knew that we were in for followed with walks to load the its three district opponents by a margin of 16-1. fering well beyond the left-field a battle with her,” Weston said. “I bases. Ronnier Mustelier singled fence and into a bullpen-type fa- didn’t know what to expect be- to score Joseph and Neal to trim “We work really hard all year round, and I’m so happy for our cility. cause I only seen them one time. the deficit to 4-2. The threat Just like that, the defending But that’s a quality team. I have a came to an end when Johnson seniors,” Valley View head coach district champs had a 2-0 lead. lot of respect for them and their flied out. E.J. Weston said. “Two of them “That was such a big hit. It was coaching staff. You saw a game Perez lasted just 4 2/3 innings have been with me since they a great feeling,” McElroy said. where both pitchers kept their allowing three runs on eight hits. were freshmen. It’s a great honor “Honestly, I was not thinking Dellin Betances made his third for them. They deserve it. Hon- teams in the game. It was the dif- one thing when I walked in the relief appearance since moving estly, I didn’t know what to ex- ference of one swing.” batter’s box. It was kind of like to the bullpen for the RailRiders. pect coming into this one. Bridge Taylor Kern had two hits for a change-up, an off-speed pitch, He lasted 2 1/3 innings fanning pitched extremely well. Both Berwick, while Moriah Lynn and and I put my weight back and hit three, but didn’t walk any. But he teams had to fight through the Kylene Welsh added singles. it. I was hoping for the best.” did give up one run on two hits heat. Gina pitched well, and as usual, Anna came through with Berwick (14-4) never let the VALLEY VIEW 2, BERWICK 0 and uncorked a wild pitch. Berwick 000 000 0 – 0 4 1 RailRiders ab rhbi Tides ab rhbi the big hit, the two-run dinger.” heads drop. The Lady Bulldogs Valley View 200 000 x – 2 4 1 Joseph 2b 4120Pridie dh 4121 just couldn’t find the timely base- B: Margaret Bridge and Sara Berlin. V: Gina Neal rf 2100Wood ss 4020 One swing. Chieffallo and Anna McElroy. Almonte cf 3000Britton 2b 4011 That was the difference be- knock to drag a run across the WP – Chieffallo (7 IP, 0R, 4H, 10K, 0BB). LP – Mustelier lf 3000Canzler 1b 4010 Bridge (6IP, 2R, 4H, 5K, 1BB). HR: VV, McElroy. Johnson 1b 3012Hoes rf 4100 tween the title and a season- dish. 3B: VV, Alex Wiltz. MH: B, Taylor Kern. Bell dh 4000Exposito c3011 Murton dh 4000Avery cf 4000 Wilson c4000 AP PHOTO Gonzalez ss 3000 Totals 28 232Totals 34 5114 Danica Patrick gives Tony Stewart a kick as they walk from E – Gonzalez (1). LOB—SWB 6, NOR 7. TEAM SOFTBALL their garage area to do interviews after testing at Pocono RISP – SWB 1-for-4, NOR 4-for-16. 2B—Pridle 2 (16), Robinson (5), Expositio (9) Raceway on Wednesday afternoon. RailRiders 000 000 020 — 2 Norfolk 120 001 01x — 5 Continued from Page 1B RailRiders IP HRER BB SO then do everything possible Perez (L, 0-3) 4.2 83311 Betances 2.1 21103 to score, whether that meant SOCCER Miller 11002 Norfolk IP HRER BB SO pinch runners, sacrifice bunts, Arrieta (W, 3-2) 510022 Jones (H,2) 2.2 11132 whatever. Delcarmen 0.1 11120 “We said we’re going to throw Ascensio (S, 12) 100002 WP – Perez K, Betances. the kitchen sink (at them) first Belgium rocks US Umpires—HP: David Soucy; 1B: Max Guyll; 3B: Will Little opportunity,” Trivelpiece said. T—2:37. A—3,428 The plan fell short several times until the top of the sev- NFL enth. in Cleveland friendly Browdy led off with a single to left. MacKenzie Yori bunted Source: Gronkowski Browdy to second and a wild By TOM WITHERS had some nice moments, the AP Sports Writer pitch sent her to third. Demko Belgians controlled the game CLEVELAND — Christian to have disk surgery then lifted a flyball to right field from the outset. Benteke scored two goals in the and Browdy scored easily. Belgium took advantage of The Associated Press second half and Marouane Fel- “I was just thinking hit what- poor defense to score three of New England tight end Rob laini had another, leading Bel- ever, just score the run,” Demko its goals. Gronkowski will have back sur- gium to a 4-2 thrashing of the said. With the score 1-1 in the gery on a disk in mid-June. United States on Wednesday Demko retired Williamsport 56th minute, a turnover by A person familiar with the de- night in an international friend- in order in the bottom of the American midfielder Brad Da- cision told The Associated Press ly the Americans hoped would on Wednesday that Gronkowski seventh, but the sixth inning vis was compounded by de- get them ready for upcoming fender Omar Gonzalez’s failure will undergo the surgery next was stressful. A single, double World Cup qualifiers. month, which means he will and intentional walk loaded to clear the ball in front of the AIMEE DILGER /THE TIMES LEADER Boasting a strong roster with net. Gonzalez could have easily miss the rest of offseason train- the bases with one out. Demko Bechy Demko pitches for Hazleton Area against Williamsport at 10 players from the English Pre- booted it over the touch or end ing activities with the Patriots. then uncorked a wild pitch, but Wilkes. mier League, Belgium broke a line, but instead left the ball for He could return for training catcher Justine Rossi rifled the Williamsport also had the Maria Trivelpiece 2b 4030000 1-1 tie with three goals in the Lexi Wolk cf 2000000 Belgium’s Kevin De Bruyne. camp at the end of July. ball to her at home plate and bases loaded in the first inning second half. It overpowered a Samantha Varela 1b 3000000 He centered it to Benteke for The person spoke on condi- she tagged out Kiatlyn Caringi with one out and didn’t score. Abby Sachse rf 3010000 U.S. team that has some work Celine Podlesney dp 2010000 an easy tap-in past goalkeeper tion of anonymity because the trying to score. But like all season, Bower’s Jolene Browdy 1b 0000000 to do on defense before it can Justin Rossi c3000000 Brad Guzan, who replaced Tim Patriots do not reveal injury de- “That was really close. I don’t pitching kept the Millionaires even think about making the Mikaela Browdy ss 2110000 Howard in the second half. tails publicly. know,” said Demko, whose ex- in the game. The young bats, Renee Taylor pr 0000000 field for next summer’s World Hailey Kendall lf 1000000 Guzan came up with a nice Gronkowski missed the 2009 pression indicated she might though, faltered. Totals 25 171000 Cup in Brazil. have been a tad surprised by the Williamsport AB RHBI 2B 3B HR save in the 64th minute, but season at the University of Ari- “We got a lot out of a senior Taylor Brooks rf 3000000 Benteke, who plays for Aston zona after back surgery. Earlier umpire’s call. Kaitlyn Caringi 3b 3020000 Villa, scored in the 56th and 71st seconds later he was fishing the pitcher and a bunch of under- Alexis Bower p2020000 this month, he underwent a “That was a rise (pitch) and it classmen this year,” Williams- Mikayla Bower ss 2000000 minutes for Belgium, ranked ball from his net again. Fellaini, Samantha Fischer 1b 2000000 known as much for his puffy fourth procedure on his left fore- rose. But it worked and got her port coach Quint Bower said. Kaliyah Moore dp 3000000 15th in the world and considered arm, which he broke last season, out.” McKenzie Tebbs c3000000 a rising European power. hairdo as his skills, headed his “I pulled Alexis aside this week Chloe Jennings cf 3000000 to treat an infection. Demko was on the mark, and told her one player can’t Tiana McCormick 2b 3000000 Geoff Cameron scored in the goal into the left corner off a Shataya Buxton lf 0000000 beautiful cross by De Bruyne to He broke the forearm Nov. 18 though. She struck out nine and win or lose ballgames. We need Totals 24 040000 22nd minute and Clint Dempsey while blocking for an extra point retired 14 of 15 at one point. Hazleton Area 000 000 1 — 1 pounded in a penalty kick in the make it 3-1. players to step up. We talked Williamsport 000 000 0 — 0 against the Indianapolis Colts. She surrendered just four hits. last night a little bit about it. E — Hazleton Area 1, Williamsport 1. LOB — 80th minute for the U.S. In the 71st minute, Benteke Hazleton Area 8, Williamsport 7. SF — Demko. He broke it again early in the “We have Becky and they One player isn’t going to win or SAC — Yori 2. SB — Trivelpiece, Kendall. CS — U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann streaked behind defenders Patriots’ first playoff game, a win don’t,” Trivelpiece said. “But Podlesney. figured Belgium would provide DaMarcus Beasley and Matt lose a ballgame.” Hazleton Area IP HRER BB SO over Houston, ending a rough what they have is pretty damn Hazleton Area AB RHBI 2B 3B HR Demko (W) 740029 a stiff challenge for his evolving Besler and chipped in a pass MacKenzie Yori 3b 2000000 Williamsport IP HRER BB SO season for the star tight end. good.” Becky Demko p3011000 A. Bower (L) 771116 team, and while the Americans from Steven Defour. TIMeS LeADeR www.timesleader.com SPORTS THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 PAge 5B

a lot tighter. “Decent coverage, broken plays, blocking shots. OUTAGE We have to pass it around and find ways to get pucks to the Continued from Page 1B net.” Hynes. “We can say the power NOTES play cost us not scoring a goal, • D Olli Maata, one of Pitts- but we did hit the pipe on the burgh’s two first round picks in power play and had a point 2012, played in his first game for blank chance by (Brian) Gib- the Penguins on Wednesday. bons. We had some Grade A • G Scott Darling, D Dylan chances on the power play, they Reese (injury), D Cody Wild, didn’t go in.” D Reid McNeill, C Chris Bar- Riley Holzapfel hit the cross- ton, C Jayson Megna (injury), bar on one of the Penguins’ LW Bobby Farnham, LW Anton power play opportunities, and Zlobin, LW Steve MacIntyre, D they had several chances in the Harrison Ruopp, D Scott Har- first period alone, including 59 rington, and RW Matia Mar- FOR THE TIMES LEADER/CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK seconds of a two-man advan- Holy Redeemer’s Mike Conlin puts one over the net against cantuoni were scratched for the tage in the final two minutes Schuylkill Valley during Wednesday’s PIAA first-round match at Penguins. but were unable to get anything • The last time the Penguins past Crunch goaltender Cedrick were shutout in the playoffs was just know that every point mat- Desjardins. May 4, 2011, 1-0 to Charlotte. “That can be a turning point ters that much more. If you lose • Game 4 is this Friday, 7:05 VOLLEYBALL once, you go home. We don’t in the game,” Holzapfel said. p.m. at the Mohegan Sun Arena. “It’s a key point in the game any- want that to happen. We really For tickets call 208-PENS. Continued from Page 1B think we can go far in states.” time you can get a five-on-three Syracuse 2 Penguins 0 in the playoffs. The momentum Syracuse 011— 2 Some of the seniors said, ‘Let’s Redeemer’s offense ran Penguins 000— 0 kind of swung their way.” First Period get out of here in three (games) smoothly thanks in large part to Scoring – None. Penalties – SYR, Paradis After a scoreless first period, (roughing) 7:12; WBS, Gibbons (roughing) 7:12; and it won’t be a problem.” 6-7 hitter Morrison. WBS, Thompson (roughing) 7:12; SYR, Gudas It wasn’t. The strategy was simple. the Crunch got on the board (tripping) 9:33; SYR, Gudas (roughing) 13:57; midway through the second WBS, Thompson (roughing) 13:57; WBS, Grant When Myslowski put down the The Royals matched up Mor- (boarding) 15:08; SYR, Paradis (cross-checking) when Vladislav Namestnikov 18:29; SYR, Gudas (roughing) 18:58; WBS, Gib- final point, Redeemer wrapped rison on junior killing machine bons (diving) 18:58; SYR, Cote (cross-checking) Mitch Strobel - “He’s they’re go- capitalized on an Alex Grant 19:29. up the match - and a spot in turnover and scored on a Second Period the state quarterfinals Saturday to man,” Kablick said - and neu- Scoring – 1. SYR, Vladislav Namestnikov 1 (Pal- slapshot from the high slot to at) 7:29. Penalties – SYR, Cote (elbowing) 8:39; against either Manheim Central tralized Schuylkill Valley’s great- AIMEE DILGER /THE TIMES LEADER SYR, Barberio (high-sticking) 12:45; WBS, Hol- make it 1-0. Linesmen Kiel Murchinson tries to break up a fight between zapfel (high-sticking, double minor) 14:19. or Western Wayne - in just under est weapon. That left Prociak The Penguins’ penalty kill did Third Period 90 minutes. That left the Royals pounding shots over much the Penguins’ Joey Mormina and the Crunch’s Tyler Johnson Scoring – 2. SYR, J.T. Brown 3 (Angelidis) empty generate momentum late in the during Wednesday night’s game at Mohegan Sun Arena in net 19:55. Penalties – None. two hours to pull on their caps smaller Schuylkill Valley players, Shots on goal period. With Holzapfel off for a Wilkes-Barre Township. Syracuse – 6-9-7-22 and gowns and pick up their di- none taller than 6-4. high-sticking double minor, the Penguins – 10-7-5-22 Power-play Opportunities plomas. “We had a great matchup Penguins prevented the Crunch Thiessen for the extra attacker into an empty net with five sec- Syracuse – 0 of 4 “It feels so great to have that with him,” Kablick said. “Mor- Penguins – 0 of 5 from extending their lead, led for most of the final minute. The onds left for the 2-0 win. Goaltenders game-winning kill,” said Mys- rison did a great job. That puts Syracuse – Cedrick Desjardins 9-1 (22 saves – by several saves from Brad best chance the Penguins had Still, it was the lack of power 22 shots) lowski, who made six of those Prociak against their second line Thiessen to keep it 1-0 heading came with four minutes remain- play success coupled with a Penguins – Brad Thiessen 6-3 (20-21) kills, served 11 points including of defense, and he just feasted on into the third. Starters ing when Olli Maatta – playing stout Syracuse defense that was Syracuse – G Cedrick Desjardins, D Jean- two aces and picked up four digs it.” “It was a big kill for us,” Hynes Philippe Cote, D Mark Barberio, LW J.T. Wyman, in his first AHL game, whizzed responsible for the Penguins C Mike Angelidis, RW J.T. Brown to complement his 22 assists. Noticing that, the Royals kept said. “We didn’t have a huge re- Penguins – G Brad Thiessen, D Philip Samuels- feeding Prociak. a wrist shot from the high slot first shutout loss this postsea- son, D Brian Dumoulin, LW Riley Holzapfel, C “Being it’s graduation night for sponse after that. It wasn’t like Warren Peters, RW Adam Payerl us makes it all the more sweet.” “When there’s good ability on that Desjardins just snared with son. Three Stars we took the game over.” 1. SYR, Cedrick Desjardins (22 saves, shutout) 2. Hard-hitting junior Mike both sides, matchups are impor- Syracuse’s defense clamped his glove. “We got a little desperate,” SYR, Vladislav Namestnikov (game-wining goal) 3. WBS, Brad Thiessen (21 saves) Prociak made Redeemer’s strat- tant,” Myslowski said. “When down in the third and prevent- The Crunch put the game out said center Trevor Smith, who Referee – Jean Hebert, Dave Lewis. Linesmen – you have a 6-7 (player) on one Kiel Murchison, Jud Ritter egy look even sweeter. ed the Penguins from pulling of reach when J.T. Brown scored admitted Syracuse’s defense was Attendance – 4,012 The 6-foot-7 middle hitter side and a guy a bunch of inches pounded home a match-high 15 shorter on the other side, it’s “I’m still in shape and it Head coach John Hynes re- fidence got better as the game kills, including two straight to good to use your matchups.” MAATA doesn’t change much,” Maatta warded the rookie with big min- went on and he earned the extra give the Royals breathing room Ultimately, it meant Redeem- said. “It’s still the playoffs and utes late in the game as the Pen- ice time.” with a four-point lead early in er reserved a trip to the second Continued from Page 1B everyone’s giving their best on guins tried to erase the Crunch’s Maatta took that as a vote the final game. He then slammed round of states, and in plenty of place - a fact he attributed to the ice.” one-goal lead. And he almost of confidence - something that home three consecutive points time to get to a graduation. Still, Maatta admitted he was came through, until Desjardins’ likely earned him another start “I don’t think we were distract- his long run with London in the to put Redeemer up, and on the a little nervous before his first glove stopped the puck at the in Game 4 on Friday. brink of the state-opening vic- ed,” Myslowski said. “We had OHL playoffs. AHL game. But as the minutes last second. “It was big and I really en- tory, 25-14. to focus on one thing at a time. Playoffs, no matter what the ticked away, so did the nerves “He did a nice job,” Hynes joyed it (playing in the third pe- “At that point, we felt like we Both things were really impor- league, is all about intensity, he and he grew more comfortable said. “He came in and didn’t riod). I felt good that they trust had the game sealed,” Prociak tant to us.” said. on the Penguins’ blueline. know what to expect. His con- me,” Maatta said. Schuylkill Valley 25 14 17 said. “We were completely in Holy Redeemer272525 rhythm. We were just really in Holy Redeemer: Mike Prociak 15 kills, Brendan Leahigh 12 kills, Jeremy Myslowski 22 assists, 11 sync today. I think it’s a sense service points, Mike Morrison 9 kills, five blocks, Vito Aiello 8 service points, Mike Conlon 12 as- STANLeY CUP PLAYOFFS of knowing it’s playoff time. We sists, 7 service points.

to Granger who broke through seabrook’s OT goal lifts Blackhawks past red Wings LAcrOssE the Lewisburg defense for anoth- er goal at the 18:24 mark. Outrunning Lewisburg is The Associated Press The sellout crowd of 22,103 roared as on Tuesday night. Continued from Page 1B something the Blue Knights did Seabrook skated over to the boards and was Pittsburgh will host Boston in the opener “That has been the key for us CHICAGO — Brent Seabrook sent a the entire 50 minutes of the con- mobbed by his delirious teammates. of the East finals on Saturday. all season, winning draws and wrist shot past goalie Jimmy Howard’s test to open a huge lead. Howard put his arm around Kronwall, Chicago was one of the favorites to win being able to go in on attack,” glove 3:35 into overtime to give the Chicago “We had a really good transi- who was down on one knee, and tried to the Stanley Cup when the playoffs began, Blue Knights coach Catie Kersey Blackhawks a 2-1 victory over the Detroit tion in the backfield with passing console him while the Blackhawks celebrat- storming to the Presidents’ Trophy during said. “I think the difference in Red Wings in Game 7 of their second-round and speed that just helped us get ed. the lockout-shortened season. The Black- our game today was our attack playoff series on Wednesday night. down to our goal, numbers up playing defense. So if there was The Blackhawks, who had the best record It was quite a change from the end of the hawks then boosted their credentials with and give us a better opportunity a turnover in our attack end we in the NHL regular season, rallied from a third period, when the Blackhawks thought a five-game win over Minnesota in the first to score,” Mericle added. quickly got on the ball and were 3-1 series deficit to reach the Western Con- they had scored the go-ahead goal. But it round and a convincing 4-1 victory against Sophomore Alexis Quick con- able to create another turnover ference finals against the defending Stanley was waved off with less than 2 minutes re- the Red Wings in the series opener. tributed two goals for Seminary, and try again.” Cup champion Los Angeles Kings. maining by referee Stephen Walkom, who But Howard and Detroit responded with while junior Rebecca Schulman Mericle’s fellow seniors Emily For just the second time in NHL history, called a pair of penalties behind the play. three straight victories, pushing Chicago also found the back of the net for Granger and Amanda Schwartz the final four teams remaining in the play- Henrik Zetterberg scored the tying goal to the edge of elimination. The frustrated the Blue Knights, who led 9-0 be- combined for seven more goals, offs are the four most recent Stanley Cup in the third period for Detroit, which beat Blackhawks held a team meeting the day fore Lewisburg finally got on the including the game’s first two winners. Chicago captured the Cup in 2010. second-seeded Anaheim in seven games in after Game 4, where the seeds were planted scoreboard four minutes into the which came just 14 seconds Seabrook picked up a loose puck and the first round. Howard finished with 33 for their improbable comeback. second half. skated in on Howard through the middle saves. They felt one win would turn it around, apart. Schwartz opened the PIAA Girls Lacrosse First Round game’s scoring giving the Blue Wyoming Seminary 13, Lewisburg 3 of the ice, with Detroit defenseman Niklas Pavel Datsyuk was held without a point, and they were right. Lewisburg 03 3 Kronwall in front of him. His shot hit Kro- closing out an ineffective series for the Rus- Three victories later — in which the Knights a 1-0 lead with the clock Wyoming Seminary 8513 First half: 1. WS, Amanda Schwartz 18:38; 2. nwall’s leg before it sailed into the left side sian star. Blackhawks outscored the Red Wings 10-5 reading 18:38. It didn’t take WS, Emily Granger (Kristen Mericle) 18:24; 3. much time for the second tally of WS, Granger 12:42; 4. WS, Alexis Quick (Marra of the net for the defenseman’s first goal of Chicago made it to the conference finals after managing just two goals in Games 2-4 Wagner) 7:27; 5. WS, Schwartz 6:09; 6. WS, the contest. Mericle 4:01; 7. WS, Rebecca Schulman (Mericle) the postseason. for the first time since it won the title in — made them the 25th team to win a series 2:04; 8. WS, Mericle :01 “I was just trying to step up,” Seabrook 2010 and will host Los Angeles in Game after trailing 3-1. Once the draw was won, Second half: 1. WS, Mericle (Granger) 23:07; Granger and Mericle used their 2. LEW, Hannah Gotoff 21:56; 3. WS, Schwartz said. “The coaches have been on me all year 1 on Saturday night. The Kings advanced It was the first time in franchise history (Quick) 21:03; 4. WS, Schwartz 13:59; 5. LEW, speed to open the lead to 2-0. Ashley Bilger 12:33; 6. WS, Quick 7:45; 7. WS, to get up and jump into the play.” with a 2-1 victory over San Jose in Game 7 they have made such a comeback. Granger 5:21; 8. LEW, Bilger (Sarah Talabisto) Mericle won the draw sprinted 3:45 down field then quickly passed Saves: WS, Kelley Gavin 7; LEW, Claire Paulsen After second-round loss, rangers fire coach Tortorella 13 COLLege FOOTBALL By IRA PODELL hopes to have the first round of the playoffs Game 7 in the first round but AP Sports Writer one in place before being knocked out by get ready for round 2, which is NEW YORK — The Rangers by the June 30 Boston. always going to be tougher.” Playoff architects won’t be fired combative coach John Tor- NHL draft in Tortorella made curious com- Even though the Rangers torella on Wednesday, four days Newark, N.J. ments on Monday when the were knocked out of the play- after New York was eliminated “I felt this Rangers packed up for the sea- offs one round earlier this year allowed to select teams from the Stanley Cup playoffs. was a decision son, which could have led to his than last, Tortorella was defiant Tortorella Tortorella was unexpectedly that had to ouster. In his final meeting with in expressing that he didn’t be- IRVING, Texas (AP) — The tise that would be helpful to the dismissed with one year left on be made go- reporters, Tortorella said his lieve the team regressed in its conference commissioners who process, a high level of experi- his contract. He led the Rangers ing forward,” club wasn’t emotionally ready progression. put together the College Foot- ence that would be helpful to the to the Eastern Conference finals Sather said. “I think he was to take on Boston after getting “I know the surrounding feel- ball Playoff will not be allowed to process,” Bowlsby said at Big 12 last year and into the second shocked, but he is a gentleman past Washington with back-to- ing here is that it was a negative serve on the committee that se- meetings in the Dallas area. “But round this year before New York and he took it very well.” back shutout wins when it faced season, a disappointing season. lects the teams that will play in it. we felt like it was just going to be was eliminated in five games by Last season, Tortorella led the elimination. I don’t buy it and I won’t,” Tor- The commissioners are still too disruptive and too subject to the Boston Bruins. Rangers to 51 wins — the sec- “One of the things, and it falls torella said. working on the structure of the suspicion and therefore decided The fiery Tortorella, who was ond-most in franchise history — on my shoulders, is our team’s “There are some good things selection committee for the new that we wouldn’t be in the room.” hired to replace Tom Renney in and 109 points before they were mindset going into another that happened. I don’t think we postseason system that starts in BCS Executive Director Bill February 2009, achieved some beaten in six games by New round,” Tortorella said. “I don’t took a step backward. I think 2014. But they have eliminated Hancock told reporters at the success with the Rangers but Jersey in the conference finals. think our mindset was ready to this is a sideways step in our themselves from consideration. Southeastern Conference spring couldn’t match the Stanley Cup He finished his Rangers tenure play another series and to the lineup and how things worked Big 12 Commissioner Bob meetings in Destin, Fla., that the title he earned in 2004 with the in fourth place on the team’s ca- level you need to be at. It didn’t out. Bowlsby, who once served on commissioners are not eliminat- Tampa Bay Lightning. reer coaching wins list. have a playoff atmosphere. “We played really well our the basketball selection commit- ing the possibility that active Rangers general manager The 54-year-old Tortorella got “That’s what I struggle with last couple of months to get in, tee, said Wednesday he thought athletic directors could serve on Glen Sather met with the media the Rangers back into the play- right now. I didn’t do a good found a way to win a big series commissioners recusing them- the committee, but the focus has via a conference call Wednesday offs in this lockout-shortened enough job in correcting and against Washington, and against selves was the right way to go. been on using former adminis- afternoon. He did not a name season, and New York outlasted getting their mindset back to Boston I thought we competed “I really believe there are some trators, coaches, and even media an immediate replacement, but Washington in seven games in not only play at the level of a right to the end.” people with a high level of exper- members to make up the panel. PAGE 6B THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 SPORTS www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER

NFL PRO GOLF FRENCH OPEN Injured LB Things could get more Spence says interesting for Federer he will play By HOWARD FENDRICH tennis at Virginia. “In my case to- AP Tennis Writer day, I didn’t execute. And some- PARIS — Now things could times even when I did, I feel like this season get a little more interesting for he came up with the better shot.” Roger Federer. Federer accumulated a 54- The Associated Press After a pair of straightforward 12 edge in winners, in part by PITTSBURGH — Sean Spen- and straight-set victories at the moving forward to the net on 30 ce’s coaches appear split over French Open against qualifiers points. whether the linebacker’s man- ranked outside the top 150, the “I’m happy that I was playing gled left knee will be ready to 17-time major champion will offensive and aggressive tennis play for the Pittsburgh Steelers face a seeded player, France’s Ju- in the first two matches, because in 2013. lien Benneteau, who not only al- I had the opportunity, but I didn’t Spence, however, has no such ready beat Federer once this year back off and start to play passive concerns. but also came within two points tennis and wait for mistakes. So “The goal is for me to play this of upsetting him at Wimbledon, I took it to my opponent,” said AP PHOTO of all places, in 2012. Federer, the 2009 French Open season,” Spence said Wednesday Jack Nicklaus answers questions during a news conference before the the Memorial on “I think I’m playing OK,” Fe- champion. “But really, I think I’ll during organized team activities. Wednesday in Dublin, Ohio. “That’s the way I’m preparing.” derer said in something of an un- only know more after the Benne- Though he declined to mark derstatement, considering he’s teau match, to be quite honest.” a specific return date, Spence dropped 11 games through six Then again, Benneteau might insists he can see the finish line Nicklaus: Woods-Garcia feud ‘stupid’ sets so far. “Definitely think the not quite be the same guy who for his recovery from a grue- next match is going to be sort of took the first two sets against some injury that cut short his the big test for me, to see exactly Federer before losing in five on rookie year before it even began. The Associated Press Open. Try- No one else has more than where I stand.” the grass of the All England Club Spence was blitzing late in the DUBLIN, Ohio — Jack Nick- ing to go one win this year, which ex- There wasn’t much trouble nearly a year ago. Or the one third quarter of the team’s final laus only has to look at some of along with plains why Woods has opened for Federer in the second round who has beaten Federer twice preseason game against Carolina the clashes on the PGA Tour in the sarcasm, another large lead at No. 1 in Wednesday, when he beat two- in six meetings, including 6-3, when his knee gave out and bent recent months to see how far the Spaniard the world ranking, and why he time NCAA singles champion 7-5 in February on an indoor awkwardly. golf has come since he was in said he would is the favorite going into the Somdev Devvarman 6-2, 6-1, 6-1 hard court at Rotterdam, Neth- The third-round pick out of his prime. serve fried next major championship. The in less than 1½ hours. erlands. Miami (Fla.) needed to be taken That’s not necessarily a good Woods chicken. first stop is Muirfield Village, It really was something of a The 30th-seeded Benneteau off the field on a stretcher after thing. Garcia were Woods is a five-time win- laugher, especially with Federer dealt with pain in his thigh tearing all three major ligaments “We were trying to figure apologized ner. serving at 4-0 in the final set. Wednesday during a topsy-tur- and sustaining extensive nerve out how to get somebody to that night in A year ago, Woods complet- He hit a first serve well out, and vy 7-6 (9), 7-5, 5-7, 0-6, 6-4 win damage in the knee. write about anything when we a statement ed a Sunday rally with a chip both players waited for the lines- against Tobias Kamke of Germa- “I knew right away that some- played,” Nicklaus said Wednes- and the next from behind the 16th green man to make a call — which he ny. Ahead by two sets and at 5-all thing wasn’t right,” Spence said. day on the eve of the Memo- day in a news that even Nicklaus, the tour- finally did, albeit after a long in the third, Benneteau dropped “The knee went back. It didn’t rial. “I think today you have to conference, nament host, called one of the delay. Federer and Devvarman 10 games in a row before right- hurt as much as I thought it figure out how you keep some- though he best shots he ever saw under chuckled, looked at each other, ing himself. should have hurt, but I think body from writing about any- Garcia said he had the circumstances. The flop and chuckled some more. As Even putting that aside, Ben- I was in shock more than any- thing. It’s a big difference.” been unable shot behind the green had to Federer prepared to hit his sec- neteau explained, “Obviously it’s thing.” Vijay Singh is suing the PGA to reach Woods over the phone. be executed to perfection — ond serve, he needed to pause all pretty tricky, (playing) Feder- So were the Steelers, who Tour over its anti-doping poli- Woods was asked Wednesday if anything too soft would turn because he couldn’t regain his er. He breezed through the first were hoping Spence could be- cy. A small group of players has he considered getting in touch away to the left down a ridge composure. two rounds. He plays very well. come the eventual successor to retained a lawyer over the new with Garcia to hear the apol- and leave some 30 feet for par, Otherwise, little bothered Fe- … You know you’re going to have James Farrior at inside lineback- rule involving long putters. ogy so he wouldn’t have to deal while anything too firm might derer. to really ramp up a gear.” er. Instead he spent all of Pitts- And the dispute getting all the with it during a busy, impor- run beyond the hole and off the “You obviously know he’s ca- Same must be said when fac- burgh’s disappointing 8-8 season attention is Tiger Woods and tant week at the U.S. Open. green into the water. pable of doing certain things, ing another past French Open wearing a brace and wondering Sergio Garcia, who didn’t hide What followed were his first Woods holed it for a birdie. and you try and make life as champion, Serena Williams, who if his career was in jeopardy. their dislike for each other un- public comments, though they The Memorial has the top tough for him as possible,” said has been challenged about as That doesn’t appear to be an til it reached a point last week were sparse. six players in the world rank- Devvarman, who played college much as Federer has. issue anymore. At least, not to that Garcia made a comment “Was I supposed to go to ing and the strongest field Spence. with racial overtures about Wentworth?” Woods said jok- in golf among regular tour “I know a lot of people have Woods. ingly. events. Rory McIlroy, Scott, not been able to come back after “The Sergio-Tiger thing, I Asked if he would allow Gar- Justin Rose, Lee Westwood damage like that, but I’m going mean, it’s stupid,” Nicklaus cia to reach him on the phone to and Brandt Snedeker are all to see if I can be one of the only said. “Do guys have an issue be done with the matter before playing. ones,” he said. “Actually, I know one with another? They usu- getting to Merion, Woods said, Given his history — and this that I’m going to beat the odds. ally resolve it themselves. You “That’s already done with.” golf course — it only seems as I’m not really worried about guys want to resolve it in the Did that mean Garcia apolo- though it’s Woods against ev- that.” newspapers today. Nobody gized to him? eryone else. Spence’s coaches can’t seem needs that. And I think they “Not in person, no,” he said. What is it about the course to agree. Coach Mike Tomlin both finally said, ‘It’s enough. When asked if Woods consid- Jack built and the guy who said before last month’s draft Forget it, guys. Let’s move on.’ ered Garcia’s news conference seems to own it? that Spence was progressing as In our days, I suppose there an apology, Woods said, “Move “Most golf courses set up planned but linebackers coach were times when you had an is- on.” well for Tiger Woods,” McIl- Keith Butler appeared to be sue with somebody and it came On one matter there is no roy said. “He’s won The Play- more cautious, indicating there about. You never read about it.” dispute — Woods is playing ers this year, and that was a would be little chance of Spence The Woods-Garcia spat some pretty good golf. When golf course that everyone said playing this season, if at all. turned ugly last week when all the discord was mentioned, didn’t quite suit him. … The AP PHOTO The Steelers re-signed veteran Garcia was jokingly asked at a followed by the question of guy is good wherever he goes Roger Federer greets spectators after defeating India’s Somdev Larry Foote in the offseason and European Tour dinner outside whether it was healthy for golf, and plays. It’s not like he goes Devvarman in their second round match of the French Open at grabbed Florida State’s Vince London if he would have Woods Woods replied, “Well, I’ve won to the same course and wins. Roland Garros stadium in Paris on Wednesday. Federer won in Williams in the sixth round of over for dinner during the U.S. four times.” He can win anywhere.” three sets 6-2, 6-1, 6-1. the draft. Williams is consid- ered a project while Foote turns The Public’s Country Club 33 next month. 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Priced Sat, 8-12 Town House Terrace Fri & Sat, Adult & children’s Miami struggles to right ship. Indianapols Pacers to sell, All items A great home, 2 ton, then went 9-3. Lighting fixture, must go! clothing, toys, bedrooms, 2.5 at on the road for household items, books, furniture, bath, laundry room, Miami Heat many home decor MOUNTAINTOP kitchen wares, newly remodeled By TIM REYNOLDS Game 6 and items, collectibles, lots of other 8:30 p.m. today kitchen, one car AP Basketball Writer antique piano stool KINGSTON household items. garage, quiet TNT got a virtuoso with glass feet & S.WILKES-BARRE WEST WYOMING neighborhood. MIAMI — Several times around the 45-point night much more! Well maintained. start of these playoffs, Miami coach from LeBron $194,900 570-855-8498 Erik Spoelstra insisted that the post- James to stave off elimination before season path his team would wind up coming home and winning a nailbiter 941 Apartments/ navigating had the potential to be of a Game 7 to advance. 995 First Avenue, Unfurnished Last house on First 126 Hanover St. more challenging than the route they Given all that, it’s no wonder why DALLAS Ave., off of Blythe- Friday &Saturday. 112 Sharpe Street May 31-June 1, took to the NBA championship a year Sat. June 1, 9-1 burn Rd. Fri. and WILKES-BARRE Spoelstra said the Heat aren’t looking 8:00a.m.-3:00p.m. 1313 Shoemaker Dining room table, Sat., May 31 and For lease, available ago. Contents of lovely Ave. (The Back back at any series as a blueprint for kitchen appliances, June 1, 8 to 3. immediately, 1 large older home. Road) Sat., children’s clothes, Small cabinets, bedroom, 1 bath- He’s apparently correct, probably to how the final acts of this one should Sofa, tables, lamps, June 1, 9 to ? (school uniform power tools and room, refrigerator corner cupboard, Antiques and col- his own chagrin. go. approved), coats, tools, adult and chil- and stove, washer/ stereo, TV, shelves, lectibles, beatles The defending NBA champion Heat toys & much more! dren’s clothing, dryer provided. “We don’t need confidence to go household, games, Blue leather reclin- 45’s, furniture, ellip- $550/month plus er, loads of kitchen are in a bit of trouble. They can’t get KINGSTON and 2 small TV’s. tical machine, leaf utilities, references into any game,” James said. “We’re items, Yorktowne enough rebounds, can’t get Dwyane 8 Reservoir Road blower, 16” Crafts- and security. a confident bunch. We’re excited to (Off Overbrook Rd) dishes, hutch, man Scroll Saw, 570-735-4074 Wade on track, can’t get consistency get the opportunity to go back to our Sat., June 1st, 8-3 glassware, col- Outdoor Lounge Leave message Country decor, lectibles, Bedroom Cushions, and a out of Chris Bosh — and will likely home and play Game 5.” Tupperware, books, suites, linens, bed- Whole Lot More! LINE UP see all those story lines either grow Confidence is not exactly in short lamps, tools, girl’s ding, carpets, Check Craig’s List bedding & decor, ladies’ clothing, for Pictures. A SUCCESSFUL SALE exponentially or basically disappear supply around the Pacers right now, Longaberger, purses, Holiday, fil- kitchen, storage, MOUNTAINTOP ing cabinet, smalls tonight, when they host to the Indiana either. galore! IN CLASSIFIED! seasonal items & 119 John Street, Too much to list, all Pacers in Game 5 of a super-compet- Indiana came into the series saying much more! Sat., June 1, 8:30-2 Do you need more space? priced to sell! itive Eastern Conference finals that’s — and believing — that it could find a kids items, house- A yard or garage sale now knotted at two games apiece. hold, and some- in classified way to oust the team that was virtual- thing for everyone! WILKES-BARRE “We have a great locker room of ly preordained as a champion entering is the best way Alpha competitors,” Spoelstra said these playoffs. That hasn’t changed. KINGSTON to clean out your closets! Wednesday. “And so they take this “We’ve got to be at our best,” Pacers DALLAS You’re in bussiness WALDEN PARK SHAVERTOWN with classified! very seriously. We’re playing against coach Frank Vogel said Wednesday. 13 Yard Sales Get your yard sale a worthy opponent and if we don’t “Our intensity, our determination, our map at 12 Walden 950 Half Doubles play well, they beat us. If they don’t focus, we’ve got to keep getting better Dr. Saturday, 8-1 play well and we impose our identity, if we’re going to beat this team.” NANTICOKE 536 Carey Avenue PLYMOUTH we beat them. That’s what this is all The statistical trends probably Sat., June 1st, 7-12 Half Double 599 Westmoreland Baby clothes, 2 bedrooms, New about. So let’s lace ‘em up and let’s get aren’t surprising. The Heat have Ave., Sat., June 1, household, comput- flooring, water ready for Game 5.” Elmcrest Dr. & 8 to ?. er desk, books & included. Other utili- scored 402 points, the Pacers 394. The White Birch Lane Final Sale of the 283 Chase Road much more! ties by tenant, No Game 6 will be in Indiana on Sat- Heat have shot 47 percent from the ELMCREST contents of home! Sat., June 1st, 8-2 Pets. $465/month+ HOMEOWNER’S Women’s & baby WILKES-BARRE security deposit. urday night, while the Western Con- field, the Pacers 46 percent. The Pac- ASSOCIATION KINGSTON boy clothing, toys, 570-779-4240 ference champion San Antonio Spurs ers have shot 37 percent from 3-point Sat, June 8th, 8-3 Graco changing Furniture, baby 104 Meadow Crest table, household keep waiting to see who they’ll face in range, the Heat 34 percent. gear, household, Dr., Sat., June 1,9-2 items & much more the NBA Finals starting on June 6. Miami is better at forcing turnovers, books, exercise Baby items, girls rower, kid toys, clothing, sizes History says the Game 5 winner the Pacers are better at rebounding. clothes & books. baby-4 years & SWOYERSVILLE when a series is tied at 2-2 has a co- No Early Birds! Something for Miami has forced Indiana into 14 Everyone! lossal upper hand, though that’s an more turnovers in the series, but the axiom that the Heat both proved and NANTICOKE 623 BLACKMAN ST. Pacers are outrebounding the Heat 656 Warren Ave. Sat., June 1st disproved last season. by 10 boards per game. Pacers center Sat., June 1, 8 to 2 8:00-4:00 Something for DIRECTIONS: When the Heat and Pacers split Roy Hibbert is averaging 12 rebounds; BUSINESS 309-R Find DALLAS Everyone! Air hock- the first four games of their second- Bosh has grabbed 13 rebounds — ey table, electron- ONTO BLACKMAN Entire Contents round series last year, Miami rolled total — in the series, or as many as ics, collectibles, 1027 Main ST. GIGANTIC RUMMAGE housewares, teen Sat., June 1 Of Home to a 115-83 home win in Game 5 and Miami guard Ray Allen has despite be- clothes, sporting 9 to 1 Including furniture, SALE goods, toys, etc.. No Early Birds bedroom sets, lots that captured the series in six games. One ing half a foot shorter and playing 32 Many years of Garage/Basement of Asian design Trinity Presbyterian accumulation, 170 West Grand St. items, new in box round later, Miami lost a home Game fewer minutes. Church priced to sell! Sat., June 1, Early household, lamps, 105 Irem Road Birds Welcome! glassware, kitchen- Fri., May 31, 9-3 Tools, jewelry and ware, craft & hobby new Sat. June 1, 9-Noon much more! Some- supplies, prints & OLYMPICS Sat. is $2 bag day! thing for Everyone! wallhangings, books, SWOYERSVILLE hand tools & much DALLAS NANTICOKE The Learning more. This house is KINGSTON Station loaded! job. CREDIT CARD Contents of ACCEPTED! Wrestling, baseball/softball, ANNUAL School Sale! SALE BY COOK & 133 Alden Road COOK ESTATE Sat., June 1, 8 to 1. LIQUIDATORS Furniture, toys, WWW.COOKAND- The games, instruction- COOKESTATELIQ- squash make IOC short list Saturday June 1st. al materials, deco- 461 Slocum St UIDATORS.COM Times Leader 8-12. Luzerne Ave., rations, and miscel- Saturday 6-2 Lackwanna Ave, laneous Items. The one you’ve Monroe Ave., and been waiting for! Classified Susquehanna Ave. By LUKE MEREDITH sion caused an international uproar 565 Rutter Avenue Snowblower, Various items. Sat., June 1st, 9-2 collectibles, jewelry, section. AP Sports Writer and prompted the United States, Rus- No early birds. Women’s, juniors & and roll top desk! ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — And sia, Iran and other countries to join men’s clothing, WILKES-BARRE now for the gold-medal match. shoes, purses, 8TH ANNUAL forces in an unlikely political alliance housewares, NANTICOKE SOUTH Three months after wrestling got to save the sport. odds & ends. WILKES-BARRE kicked out of the 2020 Olympics, the Wrestling has gone through a major LINE UP YARD SALE ancient sport is back in the frame and EXETER 48 W. Green St upheaval since the rejection. Raphael A GREAT DEAL... Fri. & Sat. TRUCKSVILLE will compete against baseball-softball May 31 & June 1, Martinetti resigned as FILA president NEIGHBORHOOD SALE IN CLASSIFIED! 7 - ? MECHANICS and squash for a spot in the games. TOOLS, HOUSE- within days of the decision and was FOX MEADOWS ANNUAL Looking for the right deal HOLD & OTHER. “We had the opportunity to have a replaced by Lalovic, who won election on an automobile? second chance to compete,” interna- as full-time leader 10 days ago. Turn to classified. Old River Road It’s a showroom in print! Sat., June 1st, 8-2 tional wrestling federation head Ne- FILA has brought women and ath- PITTSTON nad Lalovic said Wednesday after the Classified’s got Look for signs on letes into decision-making roles and Old River Road. three sports made the IOC short list. the directions! enacted rule changes to make the com- WILKES-BARRE “We took the opportunity. We won the 7 Eileen Road petition more compelling. Matches 15+ HOMES, Sunrise Estates first match but there is another one to Sat., June 1st, 8-1. Sat., 6-1, 8:30am will now consist of two three-minute Clothes, furniture fight.” Household, luggage, a quad, household items, sessions instead of three two-minute LEHMAN TWP. Of eight sports competing for a DVD’s & much, and more! periods, and scoring will be cumula- much more! 222 Mill Street place on the 2020 program, five were Say it HERE tive instead of the previous best-of- Wyoming Ave, left Sat., June 1, 8 to 3 eliminated — karate, roller sports, to Schooley, right Records, 45’s and in the Classifieds! three system. on Shoemaker & LP’s, trains, mod- 570-829-7130 Indoor/Outdoor sport climbing, wakeboarding and the els, stereos,Kayaks, “Everybody understood what we follow signs. Yard Sale Chinese martial art of wushu. electronics, house- 151 Stanton Street have done,” said Lalovic, wiping away Selling Your hold, tupperware, Thurs., Fri., &Sat. The IOC executive board decided Furniture? plus Free Stuff! sweat from his forehand after the deci- 8:30 to 3 to recommend wrestling, squash and Do it here in the 114 Idetown Rd. sion was announced in a packed con- Classifieds! Sat., June 1; 8-3 PLAINS baseball-softball to the full IOC as- 570-829-7130 Oak Hill (Rte 415 to WEST NANTICOKE sembly for a final decision on Sept. 8 ference room. “They probably trust Rte 118, turn right, 1 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Only one us that we can do more and this is the FORTYFORT mile to Idetown Rd.) Call 829-7130 will get through. result. MOUNTAIN TOP FOREST POINTE WYOMING to place an “We are competitors. We had seven “But we have to do much more, and NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALE employment ad. and now we have two,” said Lalovic, a to prepare ourselves for Buenos Aires Serb who has revamped FILA and led with additional arguments. These will 15 FAMILIES! 47 Stark Street the campaign for reinstatement. “Be not be sufficient in Buenos Aires.” SAT. JUNE 1ST Sat., June 1, 8 to 1 7 AM - NOON Tools, snowblower, & MOVING SALE careful, we are good fighters.” Asked whether the result showed RT. 309 to KESTREL bar items, home- 24-26 Tilbury Ave. 1670 Murray Street ROAD made towels & Sat. & Sun., ONNNLLYLYOONNENE LELEAADDEERR. Despite a tradition dating to the the IOC’s earlier decision was a mis- SAT., JUNE 1st Toys, Furniture, dishcloths, teenage June 1 & 2, 9-12. 21 East 6th Street 9 TO 1 Olympics of ancient Greece, wrestling take, Lalovic said: “I can’t say that. Household, Elec- girl’s & men’s Furniture, house- Sat, June 1st , 9-2 Furniture, house- tronics, Col- clothes, & various hold items, king Furniture, children’s Simply, I don’t judge them. They are wares, tools, glass- timesleader.com was cut from the list of core sports by lectibles, Clothes household items, size bed, bistro set, toys, odds & ends the IOC board in February. The deci- in the position to judge us.” ware, jewelry, etc. and more! and More! knick-knacks, etc. K

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THE TIMES LEADER timesleader.com THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 IN BRIEF Funeral homes combining Local unemployment drops three-tenths of a percent Service Corp. International plans to buy By ANDREW M. SEDER Jobless rates Scranton/Wilkes-Barre was ties, as well as professional and going to be here for a while.” Stewart Enterprises Inc. in a cash deal val- [email protected] one of four MSAs to register business services, performed The region’s rate drop mir- Monthly rates,seasonally adjusted: ued at about $1.13 billion that combines As the temperatures climb a drop in the number of em- well. Durable goods manufac- rored Pennsylvania’s rate the two largest funeral home and cem- 10% Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania 9.4% ployees from month-to-month, turing, educational services, decrease of three-tenths of a etery operators in the United States. the local unemployment rate 9.5% U.S. joining Erie, Johnstown and and healthcare and social assis- point. The state’s unemploy- Houston-based Service Corp. said has continued to dip. Coming 9.0% State College. The MSA incor- tance saw the largest declines. ment rate in April was 7.6 per- Wednesday it will pay $13.25 for each off a March that saw the local porates Lackawanna, Luzerne Anthony Liuzzo, director cent, while the United States’ share of Stewart, which is based in Jef- 8.5% rate drop two-tenths of a per- 7.6% and Wyoming counties. of the master of business ad- rate was at 7.5 percent, down ferson, La. That’s a 36 percent premium centage point, April was even 8.0% Most over-the-month chang- ministration program at Wil- one-tenth of a point over the over Stewart’s closing price on Tuesday. better, dropping another three- 7.5% es were modest. Mining, log- kes University, classified the month. Service Corp. said the combined com- tenths of a percent to settle at 7.5% 7.0% ging and construction, and report as “slightly positive” Over the past year, the pany will operate 1,653 funeral homes 9.4 percent. A M J J A S O N D J F M A professional and business ser- though “humdrum” but added Scranton/Wilkes-Barre rate in- and 515 cemeteries in the United States, For the 37th consecutive 2012 2013 vices all experienced seasonal that overall it continues the creased two-tenths of a point, Canada and Puerto Rico. Service Corp. month, the rate was still the Local rate includes Luzerne, Lackawanna increases. Leisure and hospi- “slow but steady trend” toward Pennsylvania’s rate decreased currently runs 1,437 funeral homes and and Wyoming counties highest of the state’s 14 metro- SOURCE: Pa. Dept. of Labor and Industry tality experienced the largest getting better. two-tenths, and the U.S. rate 374 cemeteries. Spokeswoman Lisa Mar- politan statistical areas (MSA). Mark Guydish/The Times Leader gain adding 1,100 to payrolls. “Stability is good,” Liuzzo was down six-tenths of a point. shall said that amounts to about a 13 per- The report, released Health care and social assis- said, saying that the ultimate On the county level, the un- cent market share in a highly fragmented Wednesday by the state De- makes up the MSA in April tance saw the largest decline goal should be to get back into employment rate rose to 8.8 industry. partment of Labor and Indus- than in March; however, the over the month, down 600 em- the 5 to 6 percent unemploy- percent in Lackawanna Coun- try, showed there were actu- number of people listed as ployees. ment rate range that the region ty, stayed at 9.4 percent in Wy- Exxon Mobil CEO defends oil ally 100 fewer people working unemployed but searching for Over the year, transporta- had pre-recession. Though oming County and dipped to in the tri-county region that jobs had dropped by 700. The CEO of Exxon Mobil Corp. says tion, warehousing and utili- those days, he noted, “aren’t 9.5 percent in Luzerne County. there’s no quick replacement for oil, and sharply cutting oil’s use to reduce green- house gas emissions would make it hard- er to lift 2 billion people out of poverty. US banks report “What good is it to save the planet if hu- manity suffers?” CEO Rex Tillerson said at the oil giant’s annual meeting Wednesday. record earnings Tillerson jousted with environmental activists who proposed that the company set goals to reduce emissions from its products and operations. of $40.3B for Q1 Shareholders sided with the company By MARCY GORDON and voted nearly 3-to-1 to reject the pro- AP Business Writer posal. By a 4-to-1 ratio, shareholders also defeated a resolution to explicitly ban WASHINGTON — U.S. banks earned discrimination against gays. The Exxon more from January through March than board had argued that the company al- during any quarter on record, buoyed by ready banned discrimination of any type greater income from fees and fewer loss- and didn’t need to add language regard- es from bad loans. ing gays. The banking industry earned $40.3 billion in the first quarter, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said Wednes- Joblessness down in US cities day. That’s the highest ever for a single Unemployment rates fell in almost all quarter and up 15.8 percent from the large U.S. cities in April, helped by stron- first quarter of 2012, when the industry’s ger hiring. The gains show the job market profits were $34.8 billion. is improving throughout the country. Record profits show banks have come The Labor Department said Wednes- AP PHOTO a long way from the 2008 financial crisis. day that unemployment rates declined in Chinese meat processor Shuanghui International Holdings Ltd. agreed Wednesday to buy Smithfield Foods But the report offered a reminder that 344 of the 372 largest metro areas. Rates Inc. for approximately $4.72 billion in a deal that will take the world’s biggest pork producer private. the industry is still struggling to help the rose in only 17 cities and were unchanged broader economy recover from the Great in 11. Recession. The U.S. unemployment rate dropped China’s Shuanghui in $4.7B deal for Smithfield Only about half of U.S. banks reported in April to a four-year low of 7.5 percent, improved earnings from a year earlier, down from 7.6 percent in March. Employ- By MICHAEL FELBERBAUM Both companies’ boards have 138.8 million outstanding shares, the lowest proportion since 2009. That ers have added an average of 208,000 jobs AP Business Writer unanimously approved the transac- according to FactSet. Smithfield’s shows the industry’s growth is being each month in the past six months. That’s RICHMOND, Va. — Shuanghui tion, which still needs approval from stock will no longer be publicly trad- driven by a narrower group of the na- up from just 138,000 in the previous six. International Holdings Ltd. has Smithfield’s shareholders. The trans- ed once the deal closes. tion’s largest banks. Yuma, Ariz. had the nation’s highest agreed to buy Smithfield Foods Inc. action may also be subject to review Its shares surged $6.50, or 25 per- Those banks include Bank of America rate, at 30.3 percent, followed by El Cen- for approximately $4.72 billion, the by the U.S.’s Committee on Foreign cent, to $32.47 in midday trading Corp., Citigroup Inc., JPMorgan Chase tro, Calif., with 24 percent. Both cities largest acquisition of a U.S. company Investment, which evaluates the po- Wednesday. & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. Most of have long had the highest rates in the by a Chinese company. tential national security effects of Shuanghui has 13 facilities that them have recovered with help from fed- country. They are adjacent and have heavy Hong Kong-based Shuanghui transactions. The process typically produce more than 2.7 million tons eral bailout money and record-low bor- populations of migrant farm workers. owns a variety of global businesses includes a 30-day initial review, fol- of meat per year. Under the agree- rowing rates. that include food, logistics and fla- lowed by a 45-day investigation be- ment, there will be no closures at Bank lending declined from the Octo- GAS PRICES voring products and is the majority fore making a recommendation to Smithfield’s facilities and locations, ber-December quarter, although that fol- Average price of a gallon of shareholder in China’s largest meat the president. including its Smithfield, Va., head- lowed several quarters of increases. regular unleaded gasoline: processing enterprise. Smithfield, Chinese investment in the U.S. is quarters in the historic southeastern And bank profits from interest charged the world’s biggest pork producer, still comparatively low but has risen Virginia town of about 8,100 where it fell 2.2 percent to $104 billion. The in- YESTERDAY MONTH AGOYEAR AGO owns brands such as Armour, Farm- sharply in recent years. China has was founded in 1936, the companies dustry’s average interest income as a $3.47$3.40 $3.52 land and its namesake. accused the U.S. of discriminating said. percentage of total loans on its books fell RECORD Shareholders of Smithfield will re- against its companies, although ana- Smithfield’s existing management from 3.35 percent to 3.27 percent. That’s $4.06 ceive $34 per share under terms of lysts say American firms face bigger team will remain in place and Shuan- the lowest portion of total loans in nearly 07/17/08 the deal announced Wednesday — a obstructions investing in China. ghui also will honor the collective seven years. 31 percent premium to the Smith- The companies put the deal’s total bargaining agreements with Smith- That has forced banks to see more rev- field, Va., company’s closing stock value at about $7.1 billion, including field workers. The company has enue from fees, despite complaints from customers and consumer advocates. Source: AAA report for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre/Hazleton area price of $25.97 on Tuesday. debt. Smithfield Foods has about about 46,000 employees.

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Love it or not, the Bluths are back After a much-hyped social-media worth it. A jumpy first episode turned a on each character is that we get some (including a ton of favorites, no spoil- buzz, the Bluth family returned to few heads but not in a good way. well-deserved character development.” ers here) were well executed,” noted television screens on May 26 thanks to Factoryville resident Samantha Wat- Jennifer Graham Edsell, also of Scran- former Scranton resident Christopher a season four revival of ‘Arrested Devel- kins said, “I liked the old format better, ton, said, “I was devastated when Fox Glenn Barrows. “It’s good to see what opment’ courtesy of Netflix. as these were a bit hard to follow.” canceled it and only caught episode one the Bluth family has been up to. Here’s Readers asked about the series are Scranton native Stephanie Monahan of Season Four so far, but I’m loving it!” hoping they never leave us again.” split on whether or not a return was agreed, adding, “The perk of focusing “The callbacks to old characters - Chris Hughes

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By VERENA DOBNIK Associated Press NEW YORK — A company that promised sightseer tours to the Bronx that included a New York City “ghetto” has stopped the bus -AND- rides under protest from an outraged MIx AND neighborhood. Real Bronx Tours, which took mostly European tourists from Man- hattan to see life in the South Bronx “from a safe distance,” issued a state- ment saying it would immediately cease all tours there. Three times a week, the $45 ride took visitors past food-pantry lines, a housing project and a park a guide MATCH described as a pickpocket hangout. Tourists were told they’d get a look at the Bronx that reflects one of the is this year’s hot swimwear solution darkest chapters of the city’s history, the 1970s and ’80s, when the tour website said “this borough was no- By SAMANTHA CRITCHELL / The Associated Press torious for drugs, gangs, crime and murders.” EW YORK — For some women, it’s just this way and probably always will be: The size The Bronx lost hundreds of build- of their swimwear tops and bottoms don’t match. So, why not have some fun with it? ings to fires intentionally set by land- lords to collect insurance money, N There’s no better place than the beach or the pool to show off the whimsical and hence the phrase, “the Bronx is burn- creative sides of a woman’s personality, says Josh Saterman, Macy’s fashion director. The ing.” customer can let down her hair when she’s there and break a few rules. But residents say the tours are a Stripes with polka dots or a hot-pink string top and orange boy shorts: Why not? misrepresentation of the area where “We are definitely seeing our customer steer away from matchy-matchy,” says Nancy Tay- former Secretary of State Colin Pow- lor, Athleta’s director of design. ell and U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor lived as children. Swim separates, including bikini and tankini tops, and brief, bikini and short-style bottoms, “Those days are over, the Bronx is were introduced into wide distribution several years ago. They were intended to solve a prac- being rebuilt, it’s rising again,” said tical problem when consumers needed a bigger top or bigger bottom, but women have since Bronx resident and Grammy-nomi- started using them to make a style statement. nated musician Bobby Sanabria. Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. and City Councilwoman Melissa See SWIMWeAR, Page 5C Mark-Viverito sent an open letter to the company owner, Michael Myers, saying they were “sickened by the de- spicable way” the borough was being portrayed to outsiders. “We strongly urge you to stop prof- iting off of a tour that misrepresents the Bronx as a haven for poverty and crime, while mocking everything from our landmarks to the less for- tunate members of our community who are availing themselves of food assistance programs.” The tour company did not respond An Athleta short-style bottom. to calls and emails requesting com- ment. It was not clear whether they would resume any of their tours. The website of the company is no longer accessible. Other companies in the city still of- fer regular guided trips to the Bronx. Three weeks ago, NYC & Com- pany, the city’s tourism bureau, Athleta offers many full-coverage launched a promotion of the South A multicolored swim bottom bikini bottoms. by Athleta. See gheTTo, Page 5C 817532 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com COMMUNITY NEWS THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 Page 3C

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Mitch Pointon, Courtdale, was named the Student of the Month for May at West Side Career and Technol- ogy Center. Pointon Pointon is a junior in the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning program. He plans on continuing his educa- Paige L. Bittmann tion in the HVAC field after graduation. Pointon hopes to Paige Lauren Bittmann, start his own business some- daughter of Frank and Donna day. He is the son of Ed and Bittmann, Pittston Township, Ann Marie Pointon. is celebrating her fifth birth- Josh Villarosa was the day today, May 30. Paige is a winner of granddaughter of Ann Braccini, Wilkes- Pittston Township; the late Lou- Barre is Braccini; and Kurt and Gerda Academy’s Bittmann, Lake Grove, N.Y. She Script- has a brother, Andrew, 7. sHoward school-wide spelling Dental hygienists visit day care students bee. Vil- Villarosa larosa ad- Preschool and pre-kindergarten students from Small Wonders/Back Mountain Day Care School were recently visited by dental hygienists vanced to Mary and Jennifer from the dental office of Dr. William Watkins and Dr. Lawrence Medura. They instructed the children on dental hygiene the regional and proper tooth-brushing techniques. Members of the pre-kindergarten class, from left, first row, are Taylor Gashi, Lyla Wydra, Kaylee competi- Kumenansky, Megan Kuzma, Julie Navestad, Alexa Thompson, Carissa Davis and Ayla Balent. Second row: Emily Grochal. Third row: tion, where Noah Love, Garrett Voitek, Peyton VanValkenburgh, Liam Naperkowski, Cole Sarday, Theo Barr, Aiden Romanoski and Violet Gontkowski. he finished Fourth row: Lynn Jumper, teacher, and Brenda Davis, teacher. in the sixth round. Adam Rinehimer Rinehimer was the second- place winner at Wilkes-Barre Sara A. Solo Academy. Sara A. Solo, daughter of Bob- by and Linda Solo, Pittston, is celebrating her fourth birthday IN BRIEF today May 30. Sara is a grand- daughter of Michael and Loretta HOBBIE: The Dor- Kirkpatrick, Pittston. rance Township, Wright Township and Hobbie fire departments are sponsoring a Kids Safety Day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday at the Hobbie bazaar grounds. The event will feature search and rescue dogs, a fire safety house, fire trucks, ambulances and Life Flight. There will be representa- tives from the Department of Health, Hanover Water Rescue, Geisinger Trauma Kaydence B. Presto Department, Community Outreach and more. Kaydence Bella Presto, daugh- ter of Ashley Presto, Edwards- There will also be ap- King’s College completes Annual Fund campaign ville, and Chris Lewis, Kingston, pearances by McGruff the is celebrating her fourth birth- Crime Dog and Smokey The 2012-13 King’s College Annual Fund campaign recently culminated with an on-campus victory luncheon and volunteer recognition day today, May 30. Kaydence Bear. event. Contributions and pledges to the Annual Fund totaled more than $1.31 million. Funds raised during the campaign will help King’s is a granddaughter of Loretta The event is free and College students with scholarship support, provide funds for faculty development and enhance campus improvements. At the event, Presto and Scott Perkins, Ross from left, first row: Rose Marie Panzitta, team captain; Jim Gorman, team captain; the Rev. John J. Ryan, president, King’s; Eileen R. Township; Tyrone Presto and open to the public. Refresh- Melone, chair, Community Campaign; Tom Semanek Jr., team captain; and Kimberly K. Cardone, staff, King’s Institutional Advancement. Kim Brenner, Plymouth; and ments and prizes will also Second row: Cheryl Nardone, staff, King’s Institutional Advancement; Freddie Pettit, vice president, Institutional Advancement; Karen Carrie Lewis, Kingston. She has be available. Collins, team captain; Cathy Beretski, team captain; Rose Gryskevicz, King’s Institutional Advancement; Patrice Persico, King’s Institution- a brother, Gaige Presto, 1. For more details, or direc- al Advancement; Todd Serafin, team captain; and Brian Vinsko, team captain. Also participating were Monsignor Joseph Rauscher, chair, tions, call 479-7033. Clergy Campaign, and Kevin and Sue Lange, co-chairs, Parents’ Campaign. MEETINGS REUNIONS Today Editor’s Note: To have your for all copy. KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL ning a combined reunion. The held in September. announcement published in this Class of 1948 is holding its next meeting will be held at 7 EXETER HIGH SCHOOL ST. JOHN’S HIGH SCHOOL KINGSTON: The Black Diamond column please submit the infor- 65th anniversary reunion at 1 p.m. on June 6 at Rodano’s, Pub- Post 395 Kingston Son’s of the All 50-plus graduates are in- Class of 1973 is having a re- mation to Reunions, The Times p.m. on June 15 at Costello’s lic Square, Wilkes-Barre. Invita- American Legion, 7 p.m., at vited to the next reunion planning union meeting 6:30 p.m. on June Leader, 15 N. Main St., Wilkes- Restaurant, Gateway Shopping tions have been mailed. the post home. All officers and committee meeting from 2-4 p.m. Center, Edwardsville. All class- 10 at Cooper’s, Pittston. Plans members are urged to attend. Barre, PA 18711. Email submis- today at the Avenue Diner. 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Dear Abby: I am Dear Caught: Step back and keep to be a fully functioning adult, but I hospital. He suggested that I stress friendly with a mar- your mouth shut. You are in a no-win am exhausted from trying my hardest to you the importance of finding a ried couple. The DEAR ABBY situation. to feel better internally only to find mental health professional you can husband, “Grant,” It is Grant’s job to find the courage myself where I started. trust and confide in, and have another is my best friend ADVICE to tell his wife he made a mistake by What’s your best advice for young thorough evaluation done. and we talk about him to level with Sharon. He keeps marrying her. While it may be pain- adults dealing with crippling mental In recent years newer drugs and everything. His wife, making excuses about why he hasn’t ful for her to hear, it probably won’t illness? How can we live our lives therapies are being used which may “Sharon,” and I are told her yet. He says he’ll do it — but come as a shock, from what she’s tell- without fear of being rejected or help you, so you shouldn’t give up. equally close. Their wedding date each day he moves the discussion ing you. shunned for our illness? In a case like yours, a combination of was last summer. further and further back. When I talk You help neither of them by letting — Frustrated in Washington medication and talk therapy can be I have known for a while that Grant with her, she tells me she has the them discuss their marital problems helpful. Dear Frustrated: There is still igno- didn’t want to get married. He did it feeling he doesn’t want to be married with you instead of with each other. rance, stigma and fear about mental to please everyone around him. Sha- anymore. So do them both a favor and remove illness mostly because it is misunder- ron, however, was elated. He hoped Please help. This is stressing me yourself from the middle. stood. However, 50 percent of adults that after the wedding his feelings out. I want to let Grant tell her, but I To receive a collection of Abby’s most Dear Abby: When I was 15, I was di- will have a diagnosable mental illness would change. Now they have been feel I should say something because memorable — and most frequently re- agnosed with bipolar disorder, severe at some time in their lives — includ- quested — poems and essays, send a busi- married for nine months Grant tells he hasn’t. At the same time, I don’t me he can’t continue on, that he is anxiety and social phobia. I am now ing the ones you have. ness-sized,self-addressed envelope, plus want to have anyone mad at me. check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in 20 and have been on countless medi- I discussed your letter with Dr. unhappy and no longer wants to be What should I do? Canada) to: Dear Abby’s “Keepers,” P.O. Box cations and tried different forms of David Baron, psychiatrist in chief at married. — Caught in the Middle 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage I have begged and pleaded with therapy. I wish for nothing more than the University of Southern California is included.) UNIVERSAL SUDOKU CRYPTOQUOTE HOROSCOPE BY HoLidAY MATHis ARIES (March 21-April 19). Cats SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You don’t really get tongues, and the have a special relationship with pants of liars rarely catch on fire. silence. You use it effectively, But you believe in the influence and it empowers you. You sense of phrases, and you’re careful to when the silence is in danger, use the most empowering words and you protect it. You also know you can think of. when to interrupt the silence. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). You’ll SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). If note the odd out-of-place things you know what another person here and there and decide it’s should be doing and you fail to time to clean up your life a bit. tell him or her, does that make Regarding your list of next steps: you negligent? Unless you’re the Are they doable? other person’s boss or parent, GEMINI (May 21-June 21). People no. It’s smart to mind your own will tell you that they want a business. job done fast, but if it’s not also CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). done well, all that speed will be You’ll enjoy the state of things for nothing. It’s better to slow inside your own head. There’s down and take pride in your more optimism, hope and play- work. fulness there than before. It’s CANCER (June 22-July 22). You like you’re learning a new way to may look around and assess that think. you can’t do anything about the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You situation at hand. If all you can are competitive, so you will be change is your own attitude, do tempted to compare yourself that. It will be enough to flip the to others, which is not a good GOREN BRIDGE situation around. idea, especially if you’re compar- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Someone ing your weaknesses to their WiTH oMAr sHAriF & TAnnAH HirsCH stole something from you in the strengths. Stay focused on what past — an intangible item, like you’re doing well. Keep doing it. your wide-eyed pure affection. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). When PREVIOUS DAY’S SOLUTION Now you’ll be paid a small pen- you show people who you are, ance for this thievery. they will first wonder whether VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You what you’re showing is really have to admire a person who is you. Your consistency will con- doing the right thing and getting vince them. What you display is rewarded for it — that is, after who you really are inside. you finish being envious that it’s TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (May 30). not you. It will be soon. Relationships change, and the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Destiny new way suits your lifestyle and is not a scriptwriter assigned to goals beautifully. In June, you the task of creating your epic move forward in less than per- love story. You’re the best one fect conditions, and you make for that job, although you might something great out of the have better luck making it an circumstances. July brings a pro- adventure story with romantic fessional shift. Your lucky num- undertones. bers are: 40, 2, 11, 24 and 18.

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Time Dental Assis- 06 HONDA PILOT EX VOLKSWAGEN `06 (570) 498-4056 wires, ignition mod- All responses held in tant. Must be organ- silver, 3rd seat, MADE FOR FUN 574 -1275 ule, brakes, throttle HVAC INSTALLERS ized, people person, Share your good 4x4 BEETLE CONVERTIBLE NISSAN ‘06 FRIONTIER strict confidence. Please Excellent condition! body gasket, 3 oxy- with excellent com- times with chil- 06 1500 email all inquires to: MERCURY`87 CHEVY To place your Tan with tan leather gen sensors, fuel NEEDED munication skills. If dren. FCCY is SILVERADO REG CAB EXPERIENCED, & black top. Auto, pump, tank, & filter. SE CREW CAB [email protected] you are interested in looking for week- truck red, 4x4 ad Call Toll Free Full Time HVAC GRAND MARQUIS 5-cylinder. Power New tires with alloy Silver with tan cloth. EOE joining our friendly end & full time 06 NISSAN XTERRA Installers and Good condition. 1-800-427-8649 top, Alloy wheels rims. New transmis- 2 wheel drive. team, please send foster parents. Fully loaded. $800 black, V6, 4x4 helpers for residen- with new tires. sion. $3,500, OBO. 109K. SHARP resume to: fccy.org Call 06 JEEP GRAND tial and commercial. (570)457-5554 Monsoon stereo, 570-793-5593 522 Education/ Dr. David Spring 1-800-747-3807 CHEROKEE LAREDO, TRUCK! $12,500 Must be depend- HONDA ‘09 heated leather 2935 Memorial Hwy EOE gold, V6 4x4 Wanna make your Training able with good seats. 64,000 Dallas, PA 18612 NISSAN `01 ALTIMA 06 DODGE RAM 1500 miles. $10,900 car go fast? Place work ethics & 120,000 miles, clean ACCORD EXL QUAD CAB, Black, Silver with black (570) 417-1993 an ad in Classified! communication car, Needs tires & V8, 4x4 truck leather. 60k. 570-829-7130. EXCITING TEACHING skills.Benefits, brakes. Reduced 06 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER EXCEPTIONAL! 401K, AD&D to! $2,400 Neg. LS, SILVER, 4X4 One year bumper to VW ‘11 JETTASE lousgarage.com Send Resume to: (570) 829-5023 Moondust with AUTO 05 HYUNDAI TUSCON DODGE `97 B3500 825-3368 OPPORTUNITY Yenason bumper warranty. Ram, Van, full-size Immediate part time (570) 706-0323 LX green, AWD $16,600 black leather. 37K Mechanical, Inc. SHARP CAR! V8, Automatic. instructor position 05 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER open for day and 132 Darling Street white, V6, 4x4 $15,200 Good Condition. SUBARU ‘06 Wilkes-Barre, PA 93,000 miles. Must evening SERVICE SATURN `99 SL 05 HYUNDAI TUSCON LX 18702 or e-mail to: Engine rebuilt, new HVAC-R program. white, V6 4x4 Sell! $3,800 OBO. yenasonmech@epix. radiator & hoses. (570)760-0511 BAHA SPORT Must have 3 plus 05 DODGE DURANGO net 4 new tires. ALL WHEEL DRIVE. years work DIRECTORY SXT blue, lousgarage.com Silver with black, experience in field. Inspected through 3rd seat, 4x4 11/13. $1,500 825-3368 moonroof, alloys. Teaching 538 Janitorial/ 05 CHEVY COLORADO lousgarage.com 570-472-1149 106k. EXTRA experience a plus CLUB CAB grey 825-3368 CLEAN! but not required. Cleaning 4x4 truck HONDA ‘10 $12,900 Fax resume to 412 Autos for Sale 05 CHRYSLER TOWN & Collect cash, not dust! PET STORE (570) 287.7936 COUNTRY TOURING, Clean out your 1518 8th Street Kennel Cleaner or send to Director blue, 7 passenger ACCORD LX basement, garage Carverton, PA Mon-Sat 11-3 White with tan. Only of Education mini van or attic and call the Near Francis Apply in person BUICK `97 LESABRE 35k! EXTRA 166 Slocum Street Excellent running 05 MITSUBISHI Classified depart- Slocum St. Park Pet Wonderland CLEAN! One year Forty Fort PA 18704 condition, mainte- ENDEAVOR XLS bumper to bumper ment today at 570- lousgarage.com Wilkes Barre nance free. $3,200. silver, V6, 4x4 DODGE ‘06 DAKOTA warranty. $15,900 829-7130! 825-3368 PDOT 570-287-0600 05 MARINER MERCURY CLUB CAB MOTORCYCLE 542 Logistics/ PREMIUM. White, 415 Autos-Antique 6 speed. EXTRA 468 Auto Parts 472 Auto Services tan leather AWD SHARP! $5995. SAFETY Transportation BUICK `97 LESABRE 05 FORD ESCAPE XLT & Classic 570-696-4377 PROGRAM: BUMPER, rear 88- Excellent running Red, V6 4x4 Looking for 98 Chevy full size All condition, mainte- 05 TOYOT SIENNA LE DRIVER pickup chrome, mint A lousgarage.com Trans Fusion nance free. $3,200. gold, 7 passenger PT INSTRUCTORS. condition. $200. MAZDA `88 RX-7 FORD `01 EXPLORER Logistics 570-287-0600 mini van 825-3368 CONVERTIBLE TOYOTA‘07 For more info and Lund sunvisor 88- Junk in Mountain Top, 05 1 owner, garage to apply online visit 98 Chevy/GMC full HYUNDAI TUSCON LX PA is seeking a green auto, AWD kept, 65k original SPORTTRAC www.pamsp.com size pickup with HONDA ‘11 CIVIC LX Mint condition, runs CLASS A, DRY Cars 04 JEEP GRAND miles, black with and click on Rider hardware $100. White with tan. Only good. 138,000 RAV4 FREIGHT DRIVER CHEROKEE LAREDO grey leather interior, 4 door Coach Employment 570-655-3197 19k! ABSOLUTELY miles. White. 4WD. Super Regional silver V6, 4x4 all original & never 2.4L SUV & BEAUTIFUL! One $6,899, negotiable. Position along with 04 CHEVY AVALANCHE seen snow. $7,995. 4WD, Auto year bumper to 570-453-3358 an assigned new, 1518 8th Street LT green, grey Call 570-237-5119 Everglade Metallic 527 Food Services/ bumper warranty. must see elite Trucks Carverton, PA leather, 4 door 101k Miles. Hospitality VITO & GINO’S $15,990 tractor. If you have Near Francis 4x4 truck Good Condition! 421 Boats & 2 years verifiable Wanted Slocum St. Park 03 Great Gas Mileage FORD EXPEDITION experience, a pro- XLT silver, 3rd Marinas $9,500 LIKE NEW fessional attitude BUICK ‘05 LESABRE seat, 4x4 Call 570-760-3946 and want to drive 03 Highest NISSAN PATHFINDER 1518 8th Street and keep a clean CUSTOM black V6 4x4 BAYLINER ’88 CAPRI USED TIRES & Auto, V6. lousgarage.com 85hp Mercury out- Carverton, PA 457 Wanted to Buy truck, available for 03 MITSUBISHI Prices EXTRA CLEAN! 825-3368 board motor, new Near Francis you is a very com- OUTLANDER XLS Auto $4,995. flooring and seats. Slocum St. Park petitive benefit and red, V6, 4x4 AGOSTINI BAKERY BATTERIES Paid In Call for details Upholstery redone, wage package with 02 MERCURY 570-696-4377 INFINITI ‘02 I35 runs excellent. FORD ‘00 All flexible home time MOUNTAINEER red, Pewter with tan Load Rider trailer & OLD FORGE including Medical CA$H tan leather, 3rd leather, Moonroof, Experienced $20 & UP 2 canvas covers Benefits , Paid seat, 4x4 “Bose”, Only 60k! WINDSTAR SEL Baker Wanted CADILLAC `02 DEVILLE included. $2,500, Junk Holidays. For info 570-288-8995 Black, all power, 02 IMPRESSIVE! Leather, Good hours, good FREE MERCURY 570-714-3300 contact; Brian @ new brakes & SUPER CLEAN! LIKE NEW! pay. Night Shift. Forty Fort MOUNTAINEER PREMIER 570-675-8693 Cars & 570-474-0850 calipers. Immacu- black, tan leather $9,690. $3,495. 570-457-2021 PICKUP Cell 570-592-3766 late interior. $3,700 3rd row seat awd 570-696-4377 EOE 472 Auto Services 570-574-1275 (570)287-8151 02 TOYOTA TUNDRA 439 Motorcycles Trucks SR5 XCAB TRUCK EXPERIENCED DRIVERS white 4x4 WANTED Wanted $ WANTED JUNK $ Cars & Full Size 01 DODGE DAKOTA DELI & PT BUTCHER. NOW HIRING CLUB CAB SPORT lousgarage.com Neat and depend- Trucks. 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Call for details 99 FORD F150 SUPER Call Scott BIG DOG ‘06 FREE Call Tony at Support/Client Care Support/Client Care Support/Client Care 570-696-4377 CAB, silver 4x4 (570)814-4394 570-899-2121 FORD `98 MUSTANG truck PICKUP Black, V6 auto, penntech84th@ 82,000 miles, all MASTIFF 570-574-1275 gmail.com power. Good WANTED! condition. $3,000. only 2000 miles!! CUSTOMER 570-868-6321 ALL excellent condi- tion!! Garage kept, LAW LINE UP 1916cc V-twin 1518 8th Street SERVICE REP FORD ‘08 FOCUS SE JUNK engine, manual 6 Carverton, PA Silver, black interior. A GREAT DEAL... speed transmis- Near Francis 4 door sedan. sion, includes sin- Slocum St. Park DIRECTORY PART TIME Power windows IN CLASSIFIED! CARS! gle seat, king and and locks, CD. 104k queen seat, cover, FORD ‘03 EXPLORER 20-25 hours per week, Weekends and Holidays a must. highway miles. and sissy bar bag. Runs excellent. LEO’S AUTO SALES CA$H 93 Butler Street $18,500 obo Don’t Keep Your $6800 negotiable. 4X4 SUPER NICE SUV Pleasant personality and ability to handle a fast-paced Wilkes-Barre, PA (570) 947-3501 $5,995. 570-578-9222 570-825-8253 PAID 570-696-4377 Practice a Secret! environment, working with customers on the telephone on incoming and outgoing calls. Ford ‘99 Taurus HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘09 4 door, 6 cyl, auto. ULTRA CLASSIC Good running 570-301-3602 19,500 miles, excel- Call 829-7130 Please send cover letter and resume to: condition. lent condition, $1,050 1518 8th Street stage 1 air filter & To Place Your Ad [email protected] MERCURY `04 racing map 1518 8th Street Carverton, PA Ford ‘98 Near Francis installed. Just Carverton, PA Explorer XLT inspected. $15,500 Near Francis 310 Attorney 310 Attorney or to: Slocum St. Park 4 door, 6 cyl, auto, GRAND MARQUIS GS Excellent condition, 570-760-9003 Slocum St. Park Services Services FORD ‘05 FREE sun roof, leather, leather interior, all Jim McCabe 4WD. Good power, well main- GMC ‘03 ENVOY condition SUZUKI ‘01 VS 800 4X4, V6, DVD, 3rd DIVORCE No Fault SOCIAL SECURITY STYLE tained, regularly row seat, LIKE $295 divorce295.com DISABILITY The Times Leader 3rd seat. AWD. $1,950 serviced. 25mpg One Owner. NEW! $5995. Atty. Kurlancheek Free Consultation. highway. Asking GL INTRUDER 570-696-4377 800-324-9748 W-B Contact Atty. Sherry $4,995 Chevy ’97 Blazer $4,995, 15 N. Main St. Call for details 4 door, 6 cyl, auto, Garage kept, no Dalessandro (570)639-1390 FREE Bankruptcy 570-696-4377 4WD, new tires. rust, lots of 570-823-9006 Consultation Very good Wilkes-Barre PA 18711 chrome, black with HONDA `05 Payment plans. condition. Say it HERE TOYOTA`05 SOLARA teal green flake. Carol Baltimore $1,850 Convertible, white, in the Classifieds! NISSAN ‘05 ALTIMA Includes storage ELEMENT LX 570-283-1626 2.5S 82.6K miles excellent condition. 570-829-7130 jack & 2 helmets. 4 wd, auto, 58k A Civitas Media Company Very good condi- Current Inspection New tires, and miles, excellent tion! $7,000. On All Vehicles brakes. $14,500 $3600 condition. $11,000 An Equal Opportunity Employer 570-906-4571 DEALER (570)287-6403 570-410-1026 (570)472-9091 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 PAGE 3D

FINAL DAYS HURRY SALE ENDS CCOOCCCCIIAA 5/31/13 SUPPORSUPPORTT YOYOURUR CCOUNOUNTRTRYY US MARINES US NAVY HAHAVEVE YYOUOU DDRRIVENIVEN AA Greg Martin Joe “Bobo” Nocera Terry Joyce Tom Washington Abdul Alsaigh Rudy Podest George Geiges Steve Mizenko Pat McGinty Barry Williams Len Gierszal Jason Kilduff John Kuna General Manager Used Car Manager Sales Manager Sales Manager Sales Manager Parts & Service Service Manager Service Manager Parts Manager Finance Manager Finance Manager Body Shop Manager Salesperson 23 Yrs. at Coccia 27 Yrs. at Coccia 36 Yrs. at Coccia 16 Yrs. with Ford 6 Yrs. at Coccia Director 26 Yrs. with Ford 17 Yrs. at Coccia 22 Yrs. at Coccia 26 Yrs. at Coccia 2 Yrs. at Coccia 2 Yrs. at Coccia 29 Yrs. at Coccia US AIR FORCE US AIR FORCE US ARMY

Ginny Kutzer Jim Bufalino Toni Grasso Victor DeAnthony Marcus Ossowski Kevin Uren Mike Hallock Patrick Yearing Jim Arscott Patrick Plastow Frank Vieira Rob Doran Salesperson Salesperson Salesperson Salesperson Salesperson Salesperson Salesperson Salesperson Salesperson Salesperson Internet Specialist Salesperson LALATELELY?Y? 22 Yrs. at Coccia 20 Yrs. at Coccia 10 Yrs. at Coccia 6 Yrs. at Coccia 3 Yr. at Coccia 3 Yrs. at Coccia 2 Yrs. at Coccia 1 Yr. at Coccia 1 Yr. at Coccia 2 Yrs. at Coccia 3 Yrs. at Coccia LATELY? MM MM NEW 20132013FORD FIESTASA SEE PP PP NEW 20132013 FORD FUSION Automatic, Air, Pwr. Mirrors, OVER GG GG 2.5L Engine, Auto., CD, 16” Steel Wheels, Tilt Wheel, PDL, PW, Safety 40 37 Pkg., Side Impact Air Bags, 1st & 2nd Row Air Curtains, Advance Trac w/Electronic 40 37 OVER Anti-Theft Sys., Stability Control, SYNC, Side 4545 Message Center, Curtains, Sirius Satellite, Pwr. Cruise Control, Locks, Tilt Wheel, CD, Cruise TTOO CHCHOOSEOOSE FFROMROM 6565 Keyless Entry, SYNC, Control, Remote Keyless Entry % %% Auto. Headlamps %APR A TTOO CHCHOOSEOOSE FFROMROM M 0 P 6060 O 0 60 Lease For 0 R 0606600S. PLUS$$ Lease For $ PLUS$$500500 500500 $ WAS...... $22,495 WAS...... $17,090 FORD REBATE...... TE...... –– 1,500 FORD REBATE..TE...... ––750 $ $ 24 $ $ FORD CREDIT REBATE...... TE...... –– 500 Mos. OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 OFF LEAEASESE REBAREBATE...TE...... –– 500 24 119 FORD CREDIT REBATE...... –– 500 1144,,999999 19,,7997 99 COCCIADA DIISCOUNT OFF MSRP...... –– 196 179 19 799 Mos. COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP...... –– 341 *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including off lease rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including OfffLLeaseease Rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $645 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $595 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. NEW 20132013 NEW 20132013 FORD ESCAPE NEW 20132013 FORD 33 40 MPG FORD FOCUS MPG %% 2.5L Engine, Auto., Remote Keyless Entry, TAURUSSSSELEL

A M PL, CD, PW, 17” Steel Wheels, SYNC, Cruise P O Auto., 3.5L V6, SYNC, CD, Keyless % Auto., Air, PL, PW, Tilt Wheel, Side Air Curtains, 00 60S. %% %APR R 60 Control, Advance Trac w/ Roll Stability A Entry with Keypad, PW, PDL, 18” M PLUS$$ M 0 O Airbags, CD, Remote Keyless Entry, Anti-Theft P O 1000 0 S. 06060S. 1000 0 60 60 Sys., Rear Defroster Control, Personal Safety Sys. R 60 Alum. Wheels, Anti-Theft Perimeter $ PLUS$ PLUS $500500 $20002000 Alarm, Sirius Satellite Radio, Dual O O TTOO TTOO Climate Control, Remote Start V V CHCHOOSEOOSE E CHCHOOSEOOSE E 10100 R 100 FFROMROM 45 WAS...... $29,595 R 45 FFROMROM FORD REBATE..TE...... –– 2,500 WAS...... $23,365 FORD CREDIT REBATE...... –– 1,000 WAS...... $20,185 FORD REBATE..TE...... –– 1,500 FORD BONUSSRREBAEBATE...... –– 1,000 FORD REBATE...... TE...... –– 1,750 FORD CREDIT REBATE...... –– 500 OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 FORD BONUSSRREBAEBATE...... –– 500 COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP.. .–– 1,346 COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP...... –– 736 OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP...... –– 366 $ $ $ $ $ Lease $$ Lease $ Lease $ 24 19, 999 24 1616, 699699 , 23, 4994 99 , For 179 19 999 24 , 129 16 699 Mos. 23 499 For Mos. 249 For Mos. *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including OffLf Leaseease Rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including OfffLLeaseease Rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including off lease rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $645 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $595 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $645 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. NEW 20132013 FORD 33 ALL NEW 20132013 FORD 47 NEW 20132013 FORD EDGE MPG ESCAPE SE AWD MPG C-MAX HHYBRIDHYBRIDYBRID %% Pwr. Windows, PDL, Air, Advance Trac

A M w/Roll Stability Control, Remote Keyless Allll Wheel Driveive, SE,1.6 EcoBoost Engine, PL, SYNC. HYBRID, Auto., Speed Control, Dual Zone P O %% 00 6060S. R 60 Entry w/Keypad, MyFord, Convenience A Auto., Keyless Entry w/Keypad, Auto. Headlamps, Auto., Temp Control, 17” Alum. Wheels, CD, M PLUS$ P O $ 0 S. Group, CD, Auto. Headlamps, 0 6060 17” Alloy Wheels, Sirius Satellite Radio, Keyless Entry, Rear Spoiler, Electronic Traction 200022000000 R 60 PLUS$$500 Perimeter Alarm, PW, Tonneau Cover Control, 1st & 2nd Row Reverse Sensing Sys. 500 Air Curtains O TTOO O TTOO V O V E CHCHOOSEOOSE TTOO E CHOOSECHOOSE V CHOOSECHOOSE 20 10100 FFROMROM R 100 FROMFROM R 20 E 77 FFROMROM R WAS...... $27,751 WAS...... $29,795 FORD REBATE..TE...... –– 1,500 FORD REBATE...... TE...... –– 1,500 WAS...... $25,995 FORD CREDIT REBATE...... –– 500 FORD CREDIT REBATE...... –– 500 30 FORD BONUSRS REBAEBATE...... –– 1,500 FORD BONUSSRREBAEBATE...... –– 500 FORD REBATE..TE...... –– 750 OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 MPG COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP...... –– 796 COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP...... –– 366 COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP...... –– 246 $ $ $ $ Lease $$ Lease $$ Lease $ 24 24,999 For 199 2233,,799779999 24 2424,,499499 24 24, 999 Mos. For 249 24 499 219 Mos. For Mos. *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including OfffLLeaseease Rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including OffLf Leaseease Rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including off lease rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $645 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $645 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $645 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. ALL NEW 20132013 FORD 47 NEW 20132013 FORD F-150 NEW 20132013 FORD 23 FUSION HYBRID MPG REGULAR CAB 4X4 EXPLORER 4X4 MPG 2.0L HYBRID Engine, Auto. Headlamps, CD, %%APR Power Windows, Power Door Locks, Cruise All Wheel Drive, 3.5L Engine, MyFord %% Display, PM, Auto. Climate,17” Steel Wheels, M Control, Decor Group, Sync, 40/20/40 Cloth Seats A 17” Alum. Wheels, Tilt, Safety Pkg., Side Impact Air Bags, 0 O M 06060S. P O CD, Keyless Entry, 3rd Row Seat, 60 00 6060S. 1st & 2nd Air Curtains, Anti-Theft Sys., Sirius Satellite Radio, R 60 PLUS$$ MyKey, Cruise Control, PW Keyless Entry with Keypad, Pwr. Driver’s Seat, SYNC 110001000000 O TTOO 10110000 V E 10 CHCHOOSEOOSE R 10 FFROMROM WAS...... $27,995 AVAILABLE FORD REBATE...... TE...... –– 500 WAS...... $32,155 WAS...... $31,715 OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 FORD REBATE...... TE...... –– 2,000 FORD REBATE..TE...... –– 2,000 COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP.. .–– 1,000 FORD CREDIT REBATE...... –– 1,000 OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 OFF TRADE-INNRREBAEBATE...... –– 1,000 COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP...... –– 656 OFF LEASE REBATE...... –– 500 FORD REGIONAL DISCOUNT ...... –– 750 COCCIAADDIISCOUNT OFF MSRP.. .–– 1,466 $ $ $ $$ Lease $$ Lease $$ Lease 24 2288,999 24 2525, 995 24 24,999 For 269 28, 999 279 25, 995 For 249 24, 999 Mos. For Mos. Mos. *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including OfffLLeaseease Rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including OfffLLeaseease Rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied including OffLf Leaseease Rebate. **Lease payments based on 24 month lease 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $595 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $645 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13. 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $645 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery. Sale ends 5/31/13.

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All items must a roll, 11 rolls $30 a 570-606-9882 N Business pay your debts. NURSERY SET Outdoor Wood Fur- be priced and state table $125. Work- brown 655-1414 baths, move in Classic Pooh com- roll. CURIO cabinet, mate bench $10 All condition.D Development Learn about manag- naces LLC. how many of each $75, CHAIR mat, TIRES. (4) Michelin ing credit and debt plete set. Includes 570-477-5692 item. Your name Primacy MXV-4 for $300. 417-2653 NewerI gas fur- comforter, bumper $30, SOFA, chair POMERANIAN nace and hot at ftc. gov/credit. A address, email and and ottoman, $75, tires. 1500 miles on N message from The pads, window treat- phone number must Puppies water heater, 744 Furniture & TIRE, BF Goodrich, each. $400 all. 786 Toys & Games AKC registered. G GRILL COOK Times Leader and ments, diaper bag & be included. No new w/w carpet No Nights & Weekends 215/75/R14, $20, 570-735-3438 2 males. the FTC. so much more. Accessories ads for ticket in dining room & Food service com- TUB, stone laundry, DREAM HOUSE, Shots & wormed Must see. Excellent sales accepted. TRUCK CAP. fits living room. pany seeks a moti- $45, TOOL BOx, Barbie, original. 12 weeks, $350 condition. $85. BED FRAME, Oak, Pet ads accept- Toyota Tacoma, Large yard. vated team player metal for trucks, $100. BARBIE DOLL, 570-864-2643 570-760-3942 Queen, Brand new, ed if FREE ad Fiberglass, good www.atlasreal- with excellent $45. 570-868-4444 $100. 650-6434 with rails and foot must state FREE. condition. $150 tyinc.com customer relation ROTTIES HUSKIES board. Paid $550, You may place your 570-675-7142 PLAY HOUSE, kids MLS 13-767 skills and 5+ years Yorkies, Chihuahuas selling for $375. ad online at fort, 4’ high. $20. 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LEAPSTER 2 Conditioners WEDDING DRESS Barre, PA. weeks. Non-shed- fast & lunch items. CA$HONTHE $POT, model, $35. with 5 games, $25. and veil, vintage. SORRY NO ding & hypo-aller- We offer a compet- AIR CONDITIONER, BEDROOM SUITE, Free Anytime 570-283-0633 BIKE, 14” princess, $50. GLOVES, (16) PHONE CALLS. genic, 1st shots. itive salary and Bryant. $30. $235, RECLINER, with helmet. $25. vintage $20. HATS, Pickup $700-$850. benefits. 570-288-9936 $39, DINING ROOM, TYPE WRITER, 570-825-2146 (8) vintage, $10 $50, BLENDER, $10, 570-301-3602 Brother, electric, 570-436-5083 For consideration each. 288-9936 call 570.820.1446, AIR CONDITIONER, ROCKING CHAIRS, FREE AD POLICY $5. BOOKS (15) Say it HERE New, Kenmore. $40 each, The Times Leader LADDER, Werner paperbacks, $.50 EOE-M/F/DV extension 24’. Used in the Classifieds! 10,000 BTU, in box 716 Building WARDROBE, large will accept ads for each, (10) hardcov- 570-829-7130 YORKIE-BICHON and never opened. $35. Call for details used private 3 times, $145. er, $1 each. VASES, Spaciously satisfy- $175. 570-457-7854 Materials 570-696-1410 party merchan- SNEAKERS, Nike (10) glass, various PUPPIES ing from the open 570-760-5000 dise only for items Intimidator, size 9, sizes, $.50 each. 788 Stereo/TV/ kitchen/eating area, DOOR like new, totaling $1,000 or nearly new, $10. SHEETS, double impressive. Line up a place to live exterior, 2 sidelites, Electronics BEDROOM SUITE. less. All items must 570-696-1030 size, $.50 each. Fireplace in great standard mull, Twin, carmel, night- be priced and state in classified! LAWN TRACTOR, 570-822-5560 5 CD PLAYER, Tech- room to an expand- 5/0x6/8. Right hand stand, dresser. how many of each ed family room, you AIR CONDITIONERS Riding, $500, Bikes nics, MCS series, swing, prehung with $650. 570-417-7170 item. Your name UMBRELLA, large will enjoy life more (2) Everstar mens and ladies, and a 3040 stereo deadbolt, gladiator address, email and for table. 7 1/2’. new in this picturesque Portable. Wheels, $35 both, Pool Table graphic equalizer, steel, 6 panel $150. CHAIRS, (2) phone number must in box, navy blue. 4 bedroom in Laurel minimal usage, no 43x86 $100 both $65. 287-2760 570-817-5778 Genuine be included. No $30. 570-824-8563 Brook Estates. signs of wear and 570-655-1414 leather, cus- ads for ticket ENTERTAINMENT MLS#13-1587 IF YOU ARE FROM tear, remote, manu- LOUVERED DOORS, VACUUM, with IDCR registered, tom made sales accepted. CENTER, Sauder, $395,000 al. $175 each 4 bi-fold, three, 6’, LIONS, pair con- attachments, 15 rare small ones, Hanover recliners. Pet ads accept- $75. 570-288-4847 Arlene Warunek 570-262-0770 5’ and 2-4’. $100 all crete, flower box, amps. Excellent learn more at Green Taupe color, ed if FREE ad 570-714-6112 570-822-1824. half moon concrete condition. $35. PET www.BabyThe like new. $550 must state FREE. PICTURE SHOW, AIR CONDITIONERS bench, large basket, CRATE, Deluxe, Brookstone, digital, Dog.info, or call Buttonwood PANELS. Soffit, 41 each. You may place your (3) Frigidaire, 3 piece wicker medium size, for new. $95. STEREO 570-966-7323. pieces, 51” long 12” 570-675-5046 ad online at 10,000 BTU, $200, porch set, $35 all. home or travel, like SYSTEM, Samsung, $799 to $999. Korn Krest wide. Equals 14.5 timesleader.com, Whirlpool, 6,000 ANTIQUES: Secre- new. 19”Hx26” Lx $135. 288-9936 Mifflinburg, PA 12’ pieces. VINYL, or email to Nanticoke BTU, $60, Frigidaire, CHAIRS. (6) green tary desk, $150, 20”W. 570-655-1217 Guarantee. 5,000 BTU, $60 Owens Corning T4 plastic, stackable. classifieds@ Cedar Chest, $150, STEREO with Smith Hourigan White in original timesleader.com or Ladies parlor chair, Group • Are at least 570-829-0828 Excellent condition. VIDEO NOW, and turntable. Retro 835 Pets- boxes. $95 both $20 all. 735-6638 fax to 570-831-7312 $50, China closet, accessories. Per- ‘60’s Sears Silver- 570-696-1195 14 years old AIR CONDITIONERS, 570-735-7658 or mail to Classified $50. BED, • Are dependable sonal video player tone AM/FM. All Miscellaneous (2). (1) Haier, 5,000 DAYBED, with pull Free Ads: 15 N. adjustable single, for children 6 and parts working, • Have a great PRESSURE TREAT- BTU. (1) Carrier out trundle under- Main Street, Wilkes- $100, Rocker $50, up. Battery operat- beautiful cabinet. personality ED Wood pieces BEAR CREEK 5,000 BTU. $30 neath. In mint condi- Barre, PA. Bassinet, White ed, new. $25. Can also be used as • Can work 2”x8”x6” average, each. Both in excel- tion from immacu- SORRY NO wicker, $50. All 570-696-1927 a flat screen TV evenings & 25 pieces $20. lent condition. late pet and smoke PHONE CALLS. excellent. 883-4430 table. $200 neg. Saturdays 570-693-1918 570-825-4031 free home. Paid WEIGHT SET, 570-406-4092 •Would like to $700, now $275. AIR COMPRESSOR, LUAN DOORS, oak bench, leg press, VANITY, 30” brown have fun while DUCTLESS air con- HUTCH, white metal for car. DC 12-volt. stained, pre-hung. curl, weights $500. bathroom, com- working with ditioner Fujitsu with glass sliding New in box. $10 (2) 30Wx80H. $15, ELLIPTICAL, $270, 790 Swimming PETSITTER WANTED plete, $75, TOILET, Individual or couple other teenagers Model AOU18C1, doors on top shelf. 570-655-2154 (1) 16WX80H $10 RECLINER, Navy 6650 Bear Creek tan, $60, DOOR, Pools/Hot Tubs to occasionally care 18,000 BTU, 7 years 65”Hx30”Wx20”D. Hardware included, tweed, $75. Blvd. shower, $75, all for my 11 year old Then call old, needs com- Good Condition, 570-814-8010 570-417-6706 A well maintained negotiable. All POOL ITEMS. (1) Cockapoo. Will pay pressor. Inside & $50. WALL MOUNT, Hayward Aquabug, custom built two Mr. John outside units for 570-822-2989 LUGGAGE, Atlantic, $25 per night. for up to 22” TV, 762 Musical $60, (1) Hayward Responsible adults story home, nestled @ 735-8708 $150.570-825-3784 computer, business Junk carry on 21”x15”H, on two private WROUGHT IRON Duffle bag, Extended cycle D.E. only, please, with leave message RAILING, measures and kitchen equip- Instruments Pump & Filter. $225. dog experience. acres with a circu- ment. New in, un 20”Wx12”H, gar- lar driveway. Three 708 Antiques & 92” from wall, small Cars ment bag 570-457-2441, Call Cindy Collectibles piece 39”, tail to go opened box. $25. ORGAN, Lowrey ssmerdon@veri- 973-229-6606 bedrooms, large 569 Security/ 570-655-1217 23”Wx43”H. Pierre Genie, includes kitchen with center down steps meas- Cardin, 2 piece, zon.net, photos Yatesville Protective Services ures 42”, covers 6 & bench with separate available. island, Master bed- DESK, 54x24, two Large piece, 20Wx9 steps. Asking $195 Casio keyboard. room with two walk large file drawers, 1/2Dx28H, small for all. 881-3455 Trucks 34”H, 21”W. Perfect PUMP. Pool filter. in closets, family and five small draw- carry on, 15 condition. FREE. Best Way Flow room with fireplace, ers. $100. 1/2Wx10Hx7, $25. 570-822-2633 Clear, fits all types a formal dining 720 Cemetery 570-472-9091 Wanted VASE, Gorham, 14” of easy set pools, room. Lady Anne $20. 10’ to 18’. Model $275,000 Plots/Lots DESK, Mahogany 770 Photo LAMP, wooden, 58021, never used. MLS#13-1063 Harveys Lake desk with hutch top. Highest hangs on the wall, Equipment $40 570-902-5598 Call Geri Borough is currently Cemetery $35. 570-822-5560 900 nice for reading light 570-862-7432 accepting Plots $20. 570-288-8689 REAL ESTATE ENTERTAINMENT Prices CAMERA. Pentax Lewith & Freeman applications for $ ANTIQUES BUYING $ Four grave plots 35mm SLR with 796 Wanted to Buy Old Toys, model kits, plus stone, St. Vin- CENTER, 50 MISC. DISHES, fruit Merchandise FOR SALE 696-0888 Bikes, dolls, guns, 1/2Lx48 1/2Hx15 Paid In extra zoom lens and PT Police Officers cent’s Cemetery. pattern, service for accessories. $100 Must be Act 120 Mining Items, trains 1/5D. Cherry in $3,400 8, plus serving 570-824-6156 CHEST OF DRAW- 906 Homes for Sale Certified and hold & Musical Instruments, 1-813-817-5952 color, lots of space CA$H pieces. Hardly used, ERS. Must be in current CPR, First Hess. 474-9544 plus bottom stor- $25. SHADES, roll excellent condition Having trouble Aid and Firearms age. $35. 881-3455 up, natural color, 772 Pools & Spas at a reasonable 726 Clothing paying your mort- DALLAS Credentials. Appli- FREE great for indoor on price. 675-0528 cations may be ANTIQUES ENTERTAINMENT sun rooms, like new. LADDER, a frame gage? Falling One item or entire BLOUSES, ladies, picked up at the CENTER, wooden, PICKUP $8 BEDSPREADS, for a 4 ft. pool. $40 behind on your contents of homes. sizes 6, 8 and 10. Harveys Lake Bor- with glass stereo floral print, both with OBO. 570-693-1918 payments? You CASH PAID $.50 each. JEANS, 570-574-1275 WANTED ough Office, 4875 cabinet & storage. dustruffles, pillow may get mail from 570-814-3371 ladies, (3) size 2 Memorial Highway, Excellent condition. shams and match- people who promise 570-328-4420 petite, $3 each. T- 776 Sporting Goods HL, PA 18618, Mon- Asking $85 OBO ANTIFREEZE and ing curtains. $25 JEWELRY to forestall your SHIRTS (20), boys, Call 570-239-6011 coolant. Prestone, 3 foreclosure for a fee day – Friday, 7:00 BASEBALL CARDS, each set. PLANT sizes 12 and 14, gallons, $5 each BASEBALL CARDS, in advance. Report am until 3:30 pm. (100) 1991, Upper STAND, bronze, $.50 each. T- KITCHEN TABLE, 3/$13. 655-2154 Common, two them to the Federal Call 570-639-3300 Deck, $3. (100) 1989 holds 4 plants. SHIRTS (10), boys, $100. boxes of 1,600 Trade Commission, NEW PRICE for more informa- Topps $3. (100) 1991 570-654-3755 Collared $1 each. 570-650-6434 AWNING FRAME. count, $7.50 each. the nation’s con- This 4 bedroom, 2 tion. Donruss $3. (100) 570-822-5560 12x20 metal for a MUFFLER & bracket These would be sumer protection 1/2 bath Cape Cod 1993 Topps $3. KITCHEN TABLES, porch canvas used for Cavalier very nice for a agency. Call 1-877- style home has so (135) N.Y. Mets $4. BOOTS, women’s retro, both for $100 LINE UP awning. Excellent 95-97. $10. youngster starting FTC-HELP or click much to offer! Very nice for a hytest, size 10D, OBO. 570-693-1918 condition. $100 OBO Goodyear regatta out. 570-313-5214 on ftc.gov. A mes- Plenty of room for youngster starting work steel toe boots A SUCCESSFUL SALE 570-696-1304 185-70-14 $20. Tire 570-313-3859 sage from The everyone. Master to collect. $15. Men’s Wolver- bedroom with walk- BEER CANS, $.25 & wheel - P205-75- BASEBALLS, 22 Times Leader and IN CLASSIFIED! 570-313-5214 ine hytest steel toe in closet and full MATTRESS SALE each. SODA CANS, r15 pair. fits Chevy new Wilson base- the FTC. 570-313-3859 safety work boots, We Beat All bath, family room Do you need more space? $.25 each. BOT- S10 2000+. $45. balls in box $50. 1 size 8. $30. Competitors Prices! NANTICOKE with fireplace, re- CUPS and Saucers, TLES, $.50 each, all Perrilli tire 215-60- dozen new softballs A yard or garage sale 570-678-5488 Mattress Guy WILKES BARRE GOLD creation room with Vintage, set of 4, Twin sets: $159 very old. RECORDS, r15 $10. 991-2647 $25. 570-693-1918 in classified still in the box. $35. PROM DRESSES, (3) half bath in lower Full sets: $179 13 country western PLATES, Vintage 829-2599 medium size. $20. $1 each. MIXES BICYCLES (2) (570)48GOLD8 level. Hardwood is the best way Queen sets: $239 cup and sandwich, floors on 1st floor, 570-825-1246 All New RECORDS (30) 33 Schwin, 28”, one to clean out your closets! DINING ROOM SET. set of 8, $25, Can- new windows, American Made 1/3, Tom Jones, female, one male. (570)484-6538 Vintage, 11 piece SHOES. Sandals, delabra, Lenox 5 above ground pool. You’re in bussiness 570-288-1898 Andy Williams, Herb Excellent condition. Mahogany. Butterfly Flip Flops and candle, new $25 $50 each. 675-9991 Highest Cash Pay- MLS #13-1109 with classified! Albert. $1 each. 570-299-5563 leaf in table. Photos Heels. Large variety SOFA, chair and BEER OPENER (20) Outs Guaranteed $174,900 avail. $950 call for details. Size ottoman, light blue, Tracy Zarola $.50 each. IRONS PUNCH BOWL, BIKE girls Huffy 20” 117-119 Park St. 572 Training/ 570-735-4945 7. $10 each. good condition. $70 Open 6 Days 574-6465 (5) old, electric $1 Carved. 10 match- Powder blue & pink. off Hanover Street 570-735-8220 570-693-3792 a Week Instruction FOOD GRINDER, each. GRINDER for ing goblets and Excellent condition. (Double Side x Side) 10am-6pm Sargent, with cut- WOMEN’S, pants meat, $3. BEER ladle Like new. $15. $20 Call 760-3942 A great Double TABLE, Japanese, CANS, Dale Earn- Closed Thursdays ting blades. In good and jeans (18), sizes 2’X4’ with inlaid 570-332-3341 Block house, in working condition. 18-20. Jackets, (4) hardt (10) $.25 FANGEAR, basket glass figurines and RACKS, Ladder 1092 Highway 315 Blvd. good condition, Over 100 years old. sizes L and XL. All in each. YEARBOOK, of Denver Bronco’s a solid glass top. metal with spoiler (Plaza 315) great investment 696-0723 $25. excellent condition. Kings College, 1965, fan “stuff” $5. Mint condition. $125 for vans, mini vans, 315N, 1/2 mile opportunity, 570-654-3755 A must see! $20 for $15. TAMPER, made 570-678-5488 570-829-3483 SUV, etc. Adjusts to before Mohegan separate utilities Wilkes-Barre all. 570-655-1808 from rail road width. Weather GOLF CLUB; Cleve- Sun Casino 2 bedrooms each DALLAS Area Career & PLANET JR. TV STAND, $20. tracks, $5. side, Vinyl siding, Technical Center ATTACHMENTS, KITCHEN TABLE, 570-823-6986 Guard. $75 land Driver, XL270, 730 Computer 570-735-7658 Ultra-Lite launcher London PM gas heat, hot water •Teaching Positions including plows, cul- with 6 chairs, good baseboard, Large tivator, sweeps, COMFORTERS, (2) driver. 10.5 with Gold Price •Heating, Air Equipment & shape, $50. ROASTER, vintage, lot, new fencing harrows etc. 40 twin, plaid, $20. special edition May 29 - $ 1,382.50 Conditioning, Venti- Software ACCENT TABLE with Kenmore. Work- some appliances. pieces $200. Old HATS, sports, huge Miyazaki 39 gram, lation and Refriger- matching mirror able, on stand. $15. "THIS IS AN ESTATE, potato shovel $25. selection, like brand shaft. Excellent con- ation Maintenance COMPUTER, older, $35. 570-829-2599 MIRROR, beveled We Pay At Least NO SELLERS Log rolling tool, $40. new, $5 each. dition, $65. Technology/ 7500, Compaq, edge, 30x32. $8. 80% of the London DISCLOSURE". Wheelbarrow with UMBRELLA, OUT- SEWING MACHINE, 570-824-5777 Technician tower, speakers 570-678-5488 HOUSE BEING •Audio Visual steel front wheel DOOR. Pottery portable, handheld Fix Market Price and keyboard. GOLF DRIVER. SOLD IN "AS IS Priced to sell on Communications $25. 570-693-1918 Barn, 9’, wood with directions. $15. for All Gold Jewelry $200. NEG. DRINKING GLASS- RUG, Oriental with Medicus Dual- CONDITION", West Center Hill Rd. Please refer to frame, stone color, WilkesBarreGold.com 570-829-2599 ES, (12) $4. MAGIC tassels, 6x9, $300, Hinge. LEFT HAND- ALL TEST, INSPEC- 3 bedroom, 2 bath the website for SHOE REPAIR with good condition. $20 or email us at BULLET, for making PLANT STAND, for 3 ED 460cc clubhead, TIONS, are for home with finished more details: stand, 2 pieces, $5. FAX AND COPIER, 570-855-2568 wilkesbarregold@ smoothies, Magic pots, tile inserts, like new, $75 Firm. informational basement. www.wbactc.org BRACE & BITS (2) Panosonic, Flatbed. yahoo.com Bullet, $40. MICRO $30. 570-814-5300 570-574-4781 purposes only. MLS# 13-770 EOE $3 each. 823-6986 $20. 570-288-9936 750 Jewelry ADAPTER, Netgear, Shown to qualified REDUCED TO SEWING MACHINE, buyers. Need extra $129,900 SPOONS, collectors, LAPTOPS. (2) $120 G54/N150, wireless Do you need more space? JEWELRY Crystal with cabinet, attach- notice to show, JOSEPH P. (18) must take all, and $135. Call for USB. $20. A yard or garage sale double strand neck- ments, knee pedal tenant occupied GILROY $35. 570-696-1927 details and delivery. 570-829-2599 lace & earrings $25. $25. RUG RUN- in classified one side. REAL ESTATE 570-654-0574 YEARBOOKS. 570-654-3755 DOG FENCE. Wire- NERS, Green and is the best way Call for appointment 288-1444 bound, 2’x14’. $20 Coughlin (30) ‘32- MONITER , HP, less. New in box. to clean out your closets! and any other Call Brenda at 2000. GAR -(18)) $150. 570-693-4219 each or both for questions. 570-760-7999 almost new, $10. 752 Landscaping & $35. 570-287-2760 You’re in bussiness 800 ‘37-’06, Meyers (15) PRINTER, HP, $15. Capitol Real to schedule your 600 ‘45-’03, Pittston (6) Gardening ENTERTAINMENT with classified! 570-288-4847 SHELVING, racks of PETS & ANIMALS Estate appointment ‘38-’75, Plains, ‘66- UNIT, brown in color, FINANCIAL commercial grade KAYAK Necky Zoar John Vacendak 68, WVW (12), 1970- LAWN MOWER, 52x60x18. $200 Sell your own home! PRINTER, Brother, 4’ X 4’ shelving, $50 Sport 14’ $850. Broker 2000,Kingston (11) manual push grass OBO. 954-6044 Place an ad HERE all in one, wireless. per rack. Call Scott 570-690-4777 810 Cats 570-735-1810 ‘32-’56, Hazleton, cutter, 16”, sharp 610 Business $25. 570-825-2146 570-814-4394 570-829-7130 Opportunities (8) ‘40-’61, Ply- blades. Great for FAN, steel window, PICTURE, Joe Mon- mouth, ‘39-’51, small areas. $25. with expandable tana, Autographed. DALLAS 732 Exercise sides and exhaust STOVE, Coal Burn- INTERSTATE Hanover ‘51-’74. 570-902-5598 ing, White Dickson. $20. Firm. SHIRT, Hazleton, ‘40-’61, features. $25. autographed by Joe PRODUCTS Equipment LAWN MOWER. $550. CANES & Nanticoke, ‘76, Dal- 570-693-1918 Montana, $60, Firm. A Private Craftsman 42” deck WALKING sticks, las, ‘90-’04, BIKE, dirt. Mens 26 570-779-3841 Label Chemical complete with belt. over 30, made from Manufacturer. We Luzerne, ‘46-’51 speed. Schwinn, slippery maple trees Leave a message CATS & KITTENS Others available as new condition, 26”. $100. Avoca 12 weeks & up. offer a partnership 570-905-4001 $5 each. Christmas program for sales well as colleges. $140, 570-655-2154 FENCE, wireless for & household items. 780 Televisions/ All shots, neutered, minded people. This Prices vary depend- dog. New. $150. over 200 items, tested,microchipped BOWFLEX. Ultimate, LAWN TRACTOR. Opportunity will give ing on condition. STOCKPOT, 3 piece, Samsonite belt Accessories DALLAS excellent condition, Club Cadet, 1170 you the chance to $20-$40 each. Call 12 qt. Steamer bas- massager, luggage 16 Westminster Dr. hardly used, non with bagger and TELEVISION (2), (1) VALLEY CATRESCUE develop your own for further details ket. New. $20 much more! all for 824-4172, 9-9 only You CAN judge a smoking home. mulcher. $700 magnavox, TV, 21”, business with our 570-825-4721, 1 570-655-2154 $60! Telephones, book by its cover! $300. 540-6889 570-696-3235 color, remote con- help. We will design Margaret St., Plains, wall and table. $12 Attractive both FLOOR BUFFER, trol. (1) Phillips, 815Dogs a complete pro- PA arthurh302@ LAWNMOWER, 3 1/2 each. 735-2081 inside and out with DUMBBELL SETS, Tornado, 2 speed. color, 22” with gram just for you aol.com H.P., 20” cut, runs many upgrades and Barbell, with bench $225. 690-3252 remote, $50 each, with your Company good. $75. 881-7116 STOVE, Coal Burn- all of the “must press, leg exercise both in excellent BEAGLE PUPPIES Name and Private ing, White Dickson. 2 males, 14 weeks, haves”. Such as 710 Appliances attachment. Very FLOWER ARRANGE- condition. 825-4031 hardwood floors, Label Program. $550. CANES & $250 each. Excel- Nestled in the trees good condition $25. 754 Machinery & MENTS. Cemetery, modern kitchen- Your sales ability is WALKING sticks, lent hunting stock on a 1.5 acre cor- DRYER, gas. Ken- 570-288-5158 Equipment artificial, basket, 3 TELEVISION. 36” baths, lower level your ticket to over 30, made from and pets. ner lot. 4 bedroom, more. Good working different ones. $5 JVC. Hardly used. rec room for addi- financial freedom. HARD CORE GYM, slippery maple trees AKC registered. 2 bath home in condition. $100. LAWN MOWER. Rid- each. 570-654-1622 $25, 570-472-3888 tional living space Call (570) 288-1215 Plate loaded cable $5 & $6 each. 570-407-0725 Glendalough. OBO. 570-825-4031 ing, older Murray, 5 and so much more! pulley machine; lat GRILL, Char-Broil Christmas & house- TV Hitachi 51” Digital 570-333-4550 MSL#13-693 speed, needs Lovely rear con- REFRIGERATOR, 18 pull down, chest with tank. Used hold items. over Projection HDTV. $220,000 Looking for that repairs. Fix or use crete patio with Cu.Ft. $65 OBO. press, pec deck, leg once. $50. 200 items, Sam- Model 51F59A JOSEPH P. for parts. $100. above ground pool special place 570-829-3483 ext, lower pulley for 570-654-7034 sonite belt mas- Stand & TV are sin- GREATPYRENEES PUPS GILROY (570) 256-7854 AKC, shots, MLS 13-1373 curling. $150. sager, luggage gle unit. Excellent REAL ESTATE called home? 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19 Glen Riddle Lane REDUCED 45 Old Grandview Peaceful surround- 2691 Carpenter Rd. Ave. Immaculate 3 IN ings overwhelm the Magnificent raised bedroom, 2 3/4 senses when you ranch on estate set- bath, attached 2 step foot on this ting. Total finished car garage, Bi- 137 Lidy’P s Road VALUES THE VALLEY lovely property. four bedroom, 2 Level is close to Large 4 bed- Tudor style 2 story bath home. This Dallas Area room,E2 story with 4 bedrooms house features schools, shopping home Nwith new and 2.5 baths, fami- hardwood floors and 309/415. Each roof andD chim- ly room with fire- throughout. Finished bedroom boasts ney linerI in April 2000 CHEVROLET place. Accessible basement with double closets. 2013. NPlenty of outdoor deck from working fireplace. Lower level family living spaceG for CORVETTE COUPE kitchen, family room Large deck with room with fireplace, the price. www. #13521B Basement area can swimming pool, two and LL laundry. atlasrealtyinc.co • 6 Speed Automatic Transmission be finished off for car detached gar- Landscaped, new m additional living age set on 2.4 roof, screened MLS 13-215 • Climate Control • Active Handling System space. acres. porch and patio. Call Charlie • Ride Control • Head Up Display LOW MLS 13-1818 MLS# 12-3158 MLS#13-626 570-829-6200 MILES • Clear Roof Panel Cruise • Memory Seat • Alloy Wheels 2013 Buick Verano $284,500 $277,900 $200,000 Jay A. Crossin Dave Rubbico, Jr. Barbara Mark STK# 2285 Extension 23 885-2693 696-5414 $ * MSRP $23,975 SALE PRICE 21,960 CROSSIN REAL Lease For ESTATE + Tax 570-288-0770 POLARIS RANGER 4X4 CREW 2007 CHEVY IMPALA LT $ Shopping for a SILVER BURST 199 per mo.* DALLAS new apartment? SPECIAL Rubbico Real Smith Hourigan Classified lets EDITION 2013 Buick Regal Turbo Estate, Inc. Group you compare costs - 826-1600 696-1195 without hassle STK# 2275, Premium I ONLY MSRP $33,540 or worry! 300 Looking for that Get moving ONE Lease For MILES OWNER DALLAS special place with classified! $ + Tax called home? #13322A, 3.5L V6 Auto., Air, Leather, 259 per mo.* 3 Crestview Drive Classified will address 700 Twin, 6 Seater, Windshield & Top, Tilt, CD, Remote Start, Convenience Sprawling multi- DUPONT Aluminum Wheels Pkg, 16” Alum. Wheels level, well-con- Your needs. structed and contin- Open the door $ * $ * 2013 Buick Regal Turbo uously maintained. REDUCED 10,500 with classified! 10,997 STK# 2274, Premium III 5,428 sq. ft. of living MSRP $36,515 space. Living room $68,500 2000 SUBARU 2005 SUBARU LEGACY Lease For and formal dining DUPONT OUTBACK AWD 2.5I AWD room with two-way $ + Tax gas fireplace and 176 Davenport St. $59,900 299 per mo.* 4 bedrooms, 1 ONE hardwood flooring. OWNER Eat-in kitchen with bathroom. Huge ONLY island. Florida room detached garage ONLY 26K 2013 Buick Lacrosse with flagstone floor. & workshop. 37K MILES STK# 2213, Leather Group 5 bedrooms, 4 Oversized lot on a MILES MSRP $36,955 baths, 2 half-baths. quiet street. Lease For Lower level rec- Home needs TLC. 424 Simpson St. room with fireplace Make an Offer! #13431A, 2.5L, AT, A/C, PW, PDL, #13164A, 4 Cylinder, Automatic, Air, $ + Tax Good condition Aluminum Wheels PW, PDL, Alloy Wheels and wet bar leads to MLS #13-615 Cape Cod. 3 bed- 355 per mo.* $75,000 heated, in-ground 334 Lidy Road room, 1 full bath in $ * $ * pool. Beautifully Mark Nicholson 2 bedroom Ranch quiet neighborhood. 10,944 12,985 landscaped two- 570-696-0724 with a large yard, For more info and 2013 Buick Enclave AWD acre lot. $525,000. could be cute little photos visit: 2010 CHEVY 2003 CHEVROLET SILVERADO STK# 2295 MLS#13-1309 home with TLC. www.atlas MALIBU LS 1500 LT EXT. 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CTS4 $ + Tax Call 570-878-3150 AWD 349 per mo.* AWD DALLAS #Z2975, 3.6L 2013 GMC Sierra 1500 Reg Cab W/T 4x2 Ken Pollock Nissan, V6 AT, A/C, STK# 2158 8 Passenger, the area’s most progressive dealer, MSRP $23,980 Cruise, PW, #Z3005, PDL, High Back Sunroof, Lease For is looking for an: Bucket Seats Heated Seats, $ + Tax Luxury Pkg, Bose Stereo, Low Miles 193 per mo.* $ * $ * Newberry Estate - 18,950 18,995 2013 GMC Sierra 1500 Reg Cab W/T 4x4 The Greens EXPERIENCED 4,000 sq. ft. condo 2011 CHEVY SILVERADO STK# 2161 2011 KIA MSRP $27,630 with view of ponds 1500 EXTENDED CAB 4X4 & golf course. Three SERVICE ADVISOR SORENTO LX Lease For bedrooms on 2 ONE + Tax OWNER AWD $ floors. 5 1/2 baths, 2 242 per mo.* car garage & more. $425,000 ONLY Qualified Candidate will be 39K ONLY MLS# 12-1480 MILES 33K Besecker Realty MILES 2013 GMC Sierra 1500 AWD Crew Cab Denali experienced, organized and STK# 2208 570-675-3611 #13303B, 2.4L, 4 Cyl., AT, A/C, Power Options, Fog MSRP $54,515 DURYEA be able to work fl exible hours. #13533A, 4.8L V8 Automatic, Stabilitrak, A/C, Vinyl Lamp, CD, Roof Rack, Alloy Wheels, Traction Control Floor Covering, Deep Tinted Glass, Folding Rear Seat Lease For 1219 SOUTH ST + Tax Own this cozy 1/2 $ * $ * $ double for less than 20,999 485 19,972 per mo.* it costs to rent. Please send resumes to: $42,900 ONE 2004 FORD F-250 ONLY kheffelfi[email protected] 2010 CHRYSLER OWNER 2013 GMC Yukon AWD SLE Ed Appnel REGULAR CAB 4X4 12K 570-817-2500 TOWN & COUNTRY TOURING MILES STK# 2254 / MYERS PLOW PLUS W MSRP $49,180 Lease For ONLY Or apply in person at 27K $ + Tax MILES 579 per mo.* 570-654-1490 Ken Pollock Nissan

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Priced Sat., June 1st, 7-12 hardwood floors to sell, All items Baby clothes, throughout, all new with stone patio 105 Amesbury St. 226 Church St. backs up to the 8th 15+ HOMES, must go! household, comput- Large 2 story with 3 stainless steel Saturday June 1st er desk, books & appliances & light- Fairway of the Sat., June 1st, 8-1. 7am until 1pm bedrooms and 2 full Wyoming Valley Household, much more! baths. Extra large ing. New oil fur- Entire contents of nace, washer/dryer Country Club! luggage, a quad, home, including SWOYERSVILLE room sizes, stained Custom cherry eat- LIONS CLUB DVD’s & much, glass and natural in first floor bath. bedroom, dining WILKES-BARRE Great neighbor- in kitchen with Township Municipal much more! room and family woodowork. Not island, formal living, Building Wyoming Ave, left flooded in 2011. hood, nice yard. room furniture. $174,900 (30 year dining & family June 1, 8-3 to Schooley, right 599 Westmoreland Tools Lawn MLS #13-190. For rooms have custom VENDORS on Shoemaker & MOUNTAINTOP more information loan, $8,750 down, Ave., Sat., June 1, mower, coffin $739/month, 30 hardwood floors, WELCOME! follow signs. 8 to ?. freezer, washer and photos visit 1st floor family room $10 per table, bring atlasrealtyinc.com. years @ 3.25%) Final Sale of the dryer and much NOT IN FLOOD has Vermont Stone your own. contents of home! much more. Call Charlie fireplace & wet bar, Rain or Shine! FORTY FORT 829-6200 Call Bob at 570-654-1490 1st floor Master KINGSTON PLAINS 461 Slocum St Suite has his & her Saturday 6-2 623 BLACKMAN ST. dressing rooms & DALLAS The one you’ve Sat., June 1st powder rooms been waiting for! 8:00-4:00 opening to a tiled 241 Hemlock Snowblower, DIRECTIONS: master bath with Terrace. Fri., & Sat, collectibles, jewelry, BUSINESS 309-R EDWARDSVILLE jetted tub & sepa- Say it HERE 7am-1pm and a roll top desk! ONTO BLACKMAN rate tiled shower. in the Classifieds! Hunting, fishing, Entire Contents Second floor has 3 570-829-7130 clothing, Of Home additional bed- 1670 Murray Street collectibles, some Including furniture, rooms with walk in SAT., JUNE 1st EXETER TWP. tools & much more! 47 Stark Street bedroom sets, lots closets, 2 full baths 9 TO 1 656 Warren Ave. 35 Westminster Sat., June 1, 8 to 1 of Asian design & large attic, gigan- Furniture, house- Sat., June 1, 8 to 2 Drive Orchard View MOUNTAINTOP Tools, snowblower, items, new in box tic lower level family wares, tools, glass- Something for Terrace Fri & Sat, bar items, home- household, lamps, room has stone ware, jewelry, etc. Everyone! Air hock- 9-3. Lighting fixture, made towels & glassware, kitchen- fireplace, seated ey table, electron- household items, dishcloths, teenage TRUCKSVILLE ware, craft & hobby Priced to sell! bar area with sink & ics, collectibles, many home decor girl’s & men’s supplies, prints & Charming home on mirrored back- FORTY FORT housewares, teen items, collectibles, clothes, & various wallhangings, books, a nice tree lined splash, workout clothes, sporting antique piano stool household items, hand tools & much street. 3 bedrooms area & powder goods, toys, etc.. with glass feet & and More! more. This house is 1 bath, great room room. Stunning Many years of NEW PRICE much more! loaded! sizes. Large eat in landscaping with an accumulation, PLAINS Stately brick 2 CREDIT CARD kitchen, 1 bedroom indoor & outdoor priced to sell! story, with in 995 First Avenue, ACCEPTED! offers a walk in clos- speaker system, ground pool, cov- Last house on First SALE BY COOK & et, hardwood floors oversized 2 car Ave., off of Blythe- in bedrooms, 3 year ered patio, finished COOK ESTATE basement, fireplace garage & under- burn Rd. Fri. and old above ground 7 Eileen Road LIQUIDATORS & wood stove. 3 ground sprinkler Sat., May 31 and pool with deck, pool 26 Hughes Street Sunrise Estates WWW.COOKAND- car attached gar- system. June 1, 8 to 3. comes with an Sat., June 1, 8-2 Sat., 6-1, 8:30am COOKESTATELIQ- age, 5 car $395,000 Small cabinets, extra, brand new, DALLAS Snowblower, old Clothes, furniture UIDATORS.COM detached garage Call Pat today @ power tools and liner, modern bath- mahagony desk, household items, with apartment 570-287-1196 safe. Cheap, KINGSTON tools, adult and chil- room. A great home dren’s clothing, 57 Woodcrest Court and more! at a great price just above. Cheap, Cheap!!! MLS #11-1242 ANNUAL household, games, Sat., June 1, 9 to 2 waiting for its new Hanover Township and 2 small TV’s. Jazzy power chair, owner. Sold as is; $499,000 Call Joe 613-9080 computer speakers, inspections are for household items buyer information Smith Hourigan and more! only. WILKES-BARRE Group 8TH ANNUAL MLS #13-2085 570 287-1196 SOUTH $47,900 8 Reservoir Road WEST NANTICOKE WILKES-BARRE Call/text Donna Cain (Off Overbrook Rd) 947-3824 or FORTY FORT HANOVER TWP. Sat., June 1st, 8-3 Tony Wasco Country decor, 565 Rutter Avenue Tupperware, books, Sat., June 1st, 9-2 MOUNTAINTOP 855-2424 233 Phillips Street lamps, tools, girl’s Women’s, juniors & Sat., June 1, 8 to 2 S.WILKES-BARRE bedding & decor, men’s clothing, Kitchen and house- Longaberger, shoes, purses, hold items, kids kitchen, storage, housewares, toys, clothing seasonal items & odds & ends. much more! and MORE! 570-901-1020 Old River Road 1426 Wyoming Ave. & MOVING SALE Sat., June 1st, 8-2 OPEN HOUSE LAUREL LAKES 126 Hanover St. 24-26 Tilbury Ave. You will fall in love Look for signs on EXETER Sun., June 2, 12-2 Friday &Saturday. Sat. & Sun., with the grand Vic- WALDEN PARK Old River Road. 291 Vanessa Drive May 31-June 1, June 1 & 2, 9-12. torian with magnifi- 13 Yard Sales DIR: From Wilkes- 8:00a.m.-3:00p.m. Furniture, house- WILKES-BARRE $69,900 cent entry foyer, Get your yard sale Barre to Sans Souci HANOVER TWP. Contents of lovely hold items, king modern kitchen map at 12 Walden Parkway, left on St. older home. size bed, bistro set, with new counter DALLAS Dr. Saturday, 8-1 Mary’s Rd, right on Sofa, tables, lamps, knick-knacks, etc. tops, enclosed 3 Sively, left on Mark NANTICOKE corner cupboard, season side and Hill Rd., left on stereo, TV, shelves, rear porch. Reno- Vanessa Drive. Blue leather reclin- WEST PITTSTON vated large front Property is the last June 1 er, loads of kitchen porch, off street home on the left. 9 am - 2 pm. items, Yorktowne parking and so Custom built colo- Rain Date June 8. dishes, hutch, much more! Prop- nial two-story. 4 Take Nuangola Exit glassware, col- Indoor/Outdoor 1156 Wyoming Ave. erty could also be Ledgewood Estates bedrooms, 4 baths, 159. Turn right 1/4 lectibles, Bedroom Yard Sale Large home with 4 Professional office Somerset Dr. two vehicle garage. mile past Travel suites, linens, bed- 151 Stanton Street bedrooms, yard in home use. Elmcrest Dr. & (take Middle Rd to View of the Wyo- Plaza and follow ding, carpets, Thurs., Fri., &Sat. with detached 2 car MUST SEE White Birch Lane McGovern Hill Rd) ming Valley. Located signs. 104 Meadow Crest ladies’ clothing, 8:30 to 3 garage, private MLS 12-3604 ELMCREST Sat June 1st on a dead end, pri- HOMEOWNER’S Dr., Sat., June 1,9-2 purses, Holiday, fil- yard. Home needs $199,900 8AM -12PM 30+ Family Sale vate street, just ASSOCIATION Baby items, girls ing cabinet, smalls a little updating but Jay A. Crossin (No Early Birds) Saturday, June 1st minutes from the Sat, June 8th, 8-3 clothing, sizes galore! WILKES-BARRE a great place to Extension 23 Lots of great items! 8 am to 3 pm Wyoming Valley Furniture, baby baby-4 years & Too much to list, all start! www.atlasre- CROSSIN REAL Trinity Church Country Club, Han- gear, household, Something for priced to sell! altyinc.com ESTATE 220 Montgomery over Industrial Park, books, exercise Everyone! NEIGHBORHOOD MLS 13-865 570-288-0770 LEHMAN TWP. Avenue. & public transporta- rower, kid toys, Call Colleen NANTICOKE More Vendors tion. Sun room, fam- clothes & books. 570-237-0415 GOULDSBORO Welcome. $10 ily room with wood No Early Birds! SALE burning fireplace, Space. Must RSVP HILLSIDE STREET hardwood floors on 570-654-3261 Sat., June 1st 1st & 2nd floors, 1st HAZLETON Raindate June 2 floor laundry room & SHAVERTOWN 8 AM TO 3 PM bathroom. Central cooling fan. Lower EXETER level recreation room with bar, lots 114 Idetown Rd. DALLAS Sat., June 1; 8-3 Garage/Basement $89,900 BIG BASS LAKE of closets & stor- age, coal/wood Oak Hill (Rte 415 to 170 West Grand St. WEST PITTSTON REDUCED GIGANTIC RUMMAGE Rte 118, turn right, 1 Sat., June 1, Early $120,000. stove, office/5th bedroom & bath. mile to Idetown Rd.) Birds Welcome! WYOMING This large Chalet Annual Indoor/ Tools, jewelry and MLS #12-4610 SALESALE MOUNTAIN TOP has a full kitchen on Trinity Presbyterian Outdoor much more! Some- PRICE REDUCED FOREST POINTE 283 Chase Road the ground floor Church Many Vendors! thing for Everyone! TO NEIGHBORHOOD Sat., June 1st, 8-2 with full bath. Great 105 Irem Road 600 N. Laurel $269,900 YARD SALE Women’s & baby for two families to Fri., May 31, 9-3 Saturday, June 1 NANTICOKE share, or in-law’s Louise Laine boy clothing, toys, 283-9100 x20 Sat. June 1, 9-Noon 8am - 4pm The Learning Graco changing quarters. In Big Sat. is $2 bag day! 2 beautiful dining Station 206 Cedar St. Bass Lake Commu- 15 FAMILIES! table, household 701 Montgomery Neat and tidy one room tables with 6 SAT. JUNE 1ST items & much more nity with indoor & DALLAS 7 AM - NOON Contents of Ave. Fri., 8-1 & story Ranch home matching chairs 21 East 6th Street outdoor pools, club each, exercise, RT. 309 to KESTREL School Sale! Sat, 8-12 with large unfin- 133 Alden Road Sat, June 1st , 9-2 house, gym & lake- sofas, night tables, ROAD Adult & children’s ished basement Sat., June 1, 8 to 1. Furniture, children’s front beaches. Con- coffee tables, Toys, Furniture, clothing, toys, which could make a 283-9100 Furniture, toys, toys, odds & ends veniently located lamps, chairs, Household, Elec- books, furniture, great family room. games, instructional near Rts. 380, 435 desks, piano, mir- tronics, Collectibles, kitchen wares, Rear carport for off Do you need more space? materials, decora- WYOMING & 307. rors, framed art Clothes and more! lots of other street parking. Low A yard or garage sale tions, and miscella- Call Tom work, clothing household items. maintenance home cell 516-507-9403 in classified neous Items. SWEET VALLEY with 5 rooms, 3 handbags &Shoes, 211 BETHEL HILL RD, WEST WYOMING bedrooms. is the best way Outdoor furniture WRGN’S Saturday June 1st. and etc...etc... www.atlasrealty- to clean out your closets! 8-12. Luzerne Ave., MORE THAN A inc.com You’re in bussiness Lackwanna Ave, MLS 13-1914 with classified! Monroe Ave., and Colleen Turant Susquehanna Ave. 570-237-0415 PLYMOUTH Various items. No early birds. MOUNTAIN TOP NANTICOKE 371 Susquehanna WOMEN’S CLUB OF Ave. Fri. &Sat., May MOUNTAIN TOP 570-842-2300 YARD SALE 31 & June 1, 9 to 3 KINGSTON 48 W. Green St 1313 Shoemaker Furniture, tools, HANOVER TWP. LINE UP Fri. & Sat. Ave. (The Back household goods GET THE WORD OUT May 31 & June 1, Sat., June 1st, 8-3 Road) Sat., and More! with a Classified Ad. 7 - ? MECHANICS Hundreds of June 1, 9 to ? 570-829-7130 A SUCCESSFUL SALE TOOLS, HOUSE- household items, Antiques and col- HOLD & OTHER. holiday decora- lectibles, beatles HUNTINGTON TWP. An affordable dou- tions, book tent, 45’s, furniture, ellip- LINE UP ble priced right for PITTSTON children’s tent, tical machine, leaf the savvy investor IN CLASSIFIED! plant stand with 2 Cobblestone Lane blower, 16” Crafts- A SUCCESSFUL SALE or live-in owner. flowers & 112 Sharpe Street Saturday June 1st man Scroll Saw, This double block vegetables, Do you need more space? Sat. June 1, 9-1 8am-2pm Outdoor Lounge Great 1 story ranch has 6 rooms each pony rides. Dining room table, A variety of items. Cushions, and a IN CLASSIFIED! with nice backyard. side, brand new A yard or garage sale kitchen appliances, Breakfast & lunch. Whole Lot More! 3 bedrooms, 1 bath kitchens, updated children’s clothes, LINE UP Homemade Check Craig’s List Do you need more space? with large living baths, separate util- (school uniform ice cream. for Pictures. room and eat it ities, yard & off in classified approved), coats, A SUCCESSFUL SALE A yard or garage sale Immaculate Cape kitchen. street parking from toys & much more! Cod in the country MLS #13-1754 rear alley. IN CLASSIFIED! 222 Mill Street Need a Roommate? Need a Roommate? in classified with a beautiful $62,000 Only $59,900! is the best way Do you need more space? Sat., June 1, 8 to 3 view. Three bed- Call Dave, Jr. Call PAT today @ Records, 45’s and Say it HERE A yard or garage sale LP’s, trains, mod- Place an ad and Place an ad and is the best way rooms, Florida room 885-2693 to clean out your closets! in classified & eat in kitchen. els, stereos,Kayaks, to clean out your closets! 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Immaculate! room home with 3 bedrooms, 3 Large 4 bedroom Great looking family great curb appeal, RENT TO OWN ite tops, stainless ings & insulation with master bed- cedar home with Master bedroom MLS# 13-534 Charming, modern baths. Hardwood steel appliances, just completed. room in lower level. open floor plan and suite. Two family $159,900 sunroom and patio. 2 story home. 3 floors, central air. room and bath on Spacious rooms New roof and maple glazed cabi- Enjoy this place all of the amenities rooms. Two fire- Call Ann Marie bedrooms, 1.5 Finished basement 1st floor. New gas with plenty of clos- newer windows. nets in the kitchen during the Summer furnace and water situated on 2 lots in places. Office/den. Chopick baths. 1st floor with fireplace, great and a two-car months or year ets. Outdoor patio picturesque setting. 570-288-6654 (Traveling N. on laundry room, yard, super loca- heater with updated with pavers and Central vac., secu- Main St. Pittston garage. round. Recently electrical panel. Create memories in rity system. Many Large eat-in tion. www.atlas MLS #13-1960 updated with new trees for privacy. this 5 bedroom, 4 turn R. onto Pine kitchen with realtyinc.com. Large lot with 1 car extras. Large deck $245,000 roof & floors. Carpet, tiled kitchen bath home with 18’ St., home is on left) Granite counter MLS 13-1251 garage, nice loca- counter and AC unit overlooking a pri- MLS 13-1897 Maribeth Jones MLS# 12-3820 tion. www.atlasreal- ceiling in living tops, oak cabinets Call Tom 696-6565 $64,900 are ALL NEW! Move room, gas fireplace, vate wooded yard. Call Keri Best and hardwood 570-262-7716] tyinc.com. in condition. www. 570-885-5082 Pat Doty Must be sold to granite kitchen, 3 car garage. floors. Formal living 394-6901 atlasrealtyinc.com large 2 story foyer, $345,000 room, and formal settle estate MLS 13-909 MLS 13-294 huge finished lower MLS# 13-1360. dining room with Call Terry level for entertain- Ask for vaulted ceiling. 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New roof, 570-885-5082 $129,900 service panel & OPEN HOUSE off street parking in 10 DAVID ROAD 570-417-3781 newer appliances. Sunday, May 19th, the back off the This brick beauty on Hardwood floors & 1pm-3pm alley. This home has a corner lot boasts Looking for that vinyl siding. 1 mile 46 Red Maple Ave. replacement win- 4 bedrooms, 2 full & from Wyoming Val- Located in a quiet dows on the second special place 2 half baths, a spa- 205 Lakeside Drive 57 Dewitt St. ley Mall & VA Hospi- 24 Fordham Road community this floor and awnings called home? cious, modern 3 bedroom 3 bath, Cute Cape Cod with tal. Easy access to Great Split Level in home offers many over the windows. kitchen with granite Lake Front Cape 3 bedrooms, vinyl Classified will address I-81 & 315. 689 R. Westmin- Oakwood Park, amenities including This will be a great island & counters, Cod with very spa- ster VePry private home with a little replacement win- Your needs. $177,900 family room with cious rooms. Cen- Laflin. 13 rooms, 4 large yard, deck, 2 bedroomE bedrooms, 2 1/2 TLC. MLS# 13-2093 dows, Pergo floor- Open the door (570)824-6533 fireplace, media tral air, first floor central air & shed ing and walk up home locatedN on baths. 2 car garage with electric. Inside $65,900 with classified! room, living room, master bedroom 1.48 acres. Cen- John Polifka attic. Put this one formal dining room, and oversized dock D and large corner you will find a bright tral air, lot. Lots of space 570-704-6846 on your list. Motorcycle for sale? finished lower level with boatslip. Home I kitchen open to din- www.atlas PLAINS screened in for the large or ing room, updated FIVE MOUNTAINS with pool table & also features a two porch,N 1.5 REALTY realtyinc.com Let them see it here powder room, in car garage. There is growing family. full bath, spacious baths, large liv- www. atlasrealty- 570-542-2141 MLS 13-1038 ground pool, sun- a sewer hookup. G family/rec room & CALL CHARLIE $57,500 in the Classifieds! ing/dining room, inc.com office. Newer roof & porch, central air, 3 Permit already in extra 1 story Shopping for a 570-829-6200 bay carport + 2 car place for the MLS 13-452 gutters top off this OPEN HOUSE 570-829-7130 building could Call Charlie LAKEFRONT great property. new apartment? garage - Wyoming Lakeshore. Build be converted Valley Country Club, your boathouse this 570-829-6200 Directions: South Classified lets into 2 car on Main, past SUN. 6/2 Hanover Industrial summer! $ 480,000 garage. 16x8 COTTAGE you compare costs - PLAINS TWP Parks & Rte. 81 MLS# 12-1362 LAKE COMO, church Rd. intersec- screened in WAYNE COUNTY tion, left on Red without hassle 2-2:30 PM access nearby. Mark Nicholson porch, fresh PITTSTON $189,900 $330,000 Or Buz Boback QUIET, PEACEFUL Maple. or worry! paint. LOT ON PRIVATE, MLS#13-1650 Call Pat today @ 570-696-0724 www.atlas Get moving 570-287-1196 To place your NON-MOTOR- $187,000 realtyinc.com. BOATING LAKE; Call Jim Banos with classified! MLS 13-1622 ad call...829-7130 YEAR ROUND, 570-991-1883 Call Charlie GREAT RETIRE- for appointment 570-829-6200 LAFLIN Lewith & Freeman MENT OR VACA- Coldwell Banker NANTICOKE Real Estate, Inc. TION PROPERTY; Rundle Real Smith Hourigan 570-696-6400 SEE DETAILS AND Estate Group PICTURES AT: 570-474-2340 13 Warner St. PRICE REDUCTION 20 Nittany Lane 570-287-1196 HARVEYS LAKE LAKEHOUSE.COM Move in ready AD# 275333 NANTICOKE Lots of room to Affordable 3 level breathe in this spa- starter home with JENKINS TWP. OR CALL JIM off street parking, townhome features NEW PRICE 570-785-3888 cious 2 story with an 2 car garage, 3 Looking for the right deal open floor plan. fenced yard, and a $189,000 $269,900 large deck! bedrooms, 3.5 on an automobile? TAXES LESS THAN New gas furnace, baths, lower level 3 bedroom Bi-Level MLS 13-1862 Turn to classified. $2,500. 1472 S. Hanover St. replacement win- patio and upper situated on lovely Well maintained dows, dual zone Kevin Sobilo 570-817-0706 level deck, gas fire- It’s a showroom in print! lot with formal din- bi-level house fea- heat. First floor is place, central air Classified’s got ing room, lower MOOSIC tures 2 bedrooms, updated, 2nd floor and vac and stereo level family room 1 3/4 baths, recre- 30 Pine Street needs modernizing. system www.atlas- the directions! with gas fireplace, ation room with 4 bedroom contem- 245 East Ridge St. MLS #13-405 realtyinc.com central air, conven- REDUCED propane stove. Wall porary with a very Great home in move $90,000 MLS 13-871 iently located to to wall, 3 season HARDING happy open floor in condition. Modern Call Arlene Warunek Call Colleen interstates & porch. Profession- PLAINS plan. Plenty of natu- 201 N. Highland Dr. $87,500 kitchen & bath, din- 570-714-6112 570-237-0415 Casino. ally landscaped ral light and high (Off Yatesville Rd. ing room, living $214,900 A must see! yard. Storage quality finishes. from 315 by room, 3 bedrooms, MLS #13-1100 shed, new appli- Nestled in a private Oblates.) Appliances, de- $199,000 ances, ceiling fans. setting. The beauti- Owner re-locating tached garage in Marie Montante Close to LCCC. ful in ground pool out of state, must rear of lot. Alu- 881-0103 $153,900. even has its own sell this quality-built minum siding. Smith Hourigan SHAVERTOWN Call 570-735-7594 cabana with a full two story with 4 $74,900 Group or 570-477-2410 bath. This home bedrooms, 3 baths, Shown by 570-696-1195 also features natu- TV room off kitchen, appointment ''Busy People ral cedar exterior full basement, large R. 1104 Springbrook CAPITOL Compatible''. Enjoy Cape Cod home REAL ESTATE PITTSTON PITTSTON 605 Apple Tree Rd and a two car deck. Convenient 288-9371 the daily conven- Beautiful. Over 1 garage. $347,000. location, close to with endless possi- Call listing agent for ience of living in the acre setting for this MLS# 13-1330 major highways, LAFLIN bilities. 3-4 bed- additional info $114,900 REDUCED vicinity of what's all brick, 2 bedroom Mark Nicholson close to high room, 1 bath, cen- 570-735-1810 happening Ranch, 2 car 570-696-0724 school. This is a tral air, plenty of John Vacendak $106,900 ''Woodcrest attached garage lovely family hole. storage. Enclosed Broker Estates''. Move in PRICE REDUCED and 3 car A Must See Home! porch, garage with 570-735-1810 ready, finished 3 unit, centrally loc- detached. Modern MLS#12-273 carport. Situated on 570-823-4290 lower level, relax on ated. Off street kitchen with center Lewith & Freeman GO TO THE TOP... 3 lots. Directions: 1- rear deck with view parking, yard, new- island and granite Real Estate, Inc. CALL 81, Exit 180 Moosic of Mohegan Sun. er roof & furnace, countertops, mod- 570-696-6400 JANE KOPP (Rt. 11) L. onto 502, MLS#13-1110 replacement win- ern tile bath with REAL ESTATE straight 1/2 mile. $120,000 dows, vinyl siding, Turn R onto 8th St., 328 S. Main St. seated shower, 570-288-7481 PRICE REDUCED! Arlene Warunek sheds, deck, sun central air, gas fire- OAKWOOD PARK up hill, turn left, 3 story Victorial 570-714-6112 rooms, laundry place, sun porch, LINE UP If you like comfort & house 3rd on right. with 10 rooms, 4 67 Carroll St. hook-ups. 1st floor full basement. This KINGSTON charm, you’ll love www.atlasrealty- bedrooms, 2 baths, The WOW factor! has 2 bedrooms, could qualify for A SUCCESSFUL SALE this sparkling 4,100 inc.com 2 car garage with Move right in and eat-in oak kitchen, 100% financing + sq. ft. 5 bedroom, MLS 13-607 NANTICOKE newer driveway. enjoy this renovat- foyer, living, dining & $139,900 Call Keri Best Central air, large through a rural IN CLASSIFIED! 4 bath two story tra- ed home with no laundry rooms. housing mortgage. ditional home in per- 570-885-5082 yard. www.atlasre- worries! 3 bed- Smith Hourigan Pantry, deck, heat- www.atlasrealty- Do you need more space? fect condition in a altyinc.com rooms with lots of Group ed sunroom. 2nd inc.com great neighborhood. MLS 13-1073 closet space. 2 full 570-696-1195 floor has living MLS 13-1729 A yard or garage sale Nothing to do but Call Tom baths including a 4 room, eat-in kit- Lu Ann move right in. Off- 570-262-7716 piece master bath PLAINS chen, 2 bedrooms, 570-602-9280 in classified ers formal living & with custom tile sunroom, full bath & dining rooms, 1st MOUNTAINTOP work, open floor porch. is the best way floor family room plan with modern MLS #12-3580 to clean out your closets! with fireplace, gran- 265 Kirmar Park- kitchen with island, $89,900 ite countertops in way. 3 bedroom corner lot with off Call Ron Kozak You’re in bussiness 129 S. Dawes Ave. kitchen & baths, Cape Cod style street parking and 570-817-1362 Three bedroom, 2 lower level recre- home on large lot PITTSTON nice yard. Come HARDING with classified! bath cape cod with ation room with fire- with off street park- and take a look! central air, new place & wet bar. ing. 1st floor master $134,900 www.atlasrealty- windows, doors, MLS #13-549 bedroom, 2 season inc.com 17 Stoney Creek $249,900 carpets and tile Only $324,900 sunroom, partial fin- MLS 13-863 Plains, PA 18702 HUGHESTOWN floor. Full concrete Call NEW LISTING! ished basement, Call Colleen “Welcome Home'' SIGNATURE basement with 9' Barbara Metcalf 181 Prospect Rd. fenced yard, lots 570-237-0415 Located in the quiet PROPERTIES ceilings. Walking 570-696-0883 Delightful 1800+/- of storage, large development of Mill 570-675-5100 REDUCED distance to Wilkes sq. ft. bi-level. 3 modern eat in Creeks Acres, this Barre. Electric and bedrooms, modern kitchen. home is situated in $189,900 Oil heat. MLS #12- kitchen with granite MLS 13-1077 the hub of shopping, SHAVERTOWN 3283. For more counters & island, $89,900 dining and enter- information and stainless steel appli- ANTONIK & tainment. The hospi- 15 High St. PRICED TO SELL photos visit ances. Hardwood in ASSOCIATES, tal & major highway 570-696-3801 Well kept newly PITTSTON 1385 Mt. Zion Rd. www.atlasrealty- kitchen & dining INC. access are within a remodeled, 2 story Great country set- inc.com. room. 3 updated Patricia Lunski few minutes drive. $117,000 home, with modern REDUCED ting on 3.05 acres. Call Tom LAFLIN baths. Large deck 570-735-7497 The center foyer Move in condition 570-262-7716 off the kitchen & kitchen, central air, welcomes you into Ranch with 3 bed- lower level family NANTICOKE new triple pane $109,000 the living room com- rooms, 2 baths, room with wood- replacement win- plete with gas fire- new price dows and custom inground swimming 184 Rock St. burning fireplace, place. Eat in kitchen made blinds for pool, hardwood SpaciousP brick wet bar & sliders to is perfect for family each window. floors. Finished Ranch with 3 $124,900 screened patio. gatherings. E Home is in move in basement with wet bedrooms, large KINGSTON Central air, supple- MLS#13-915 N condition, with plas- bar. 2 car garage, living room with mental coal stove, $ 220,000 ter walls and design 124 School St. wrap around drive- fireplace.D 3 2-car garage & half Call Ellen ceilings, plus much, (quiet street off W. way. For more info baths,I large acre level lot. For 570-718-4959 much more. A Center) Don’t wait! and photos visit: FloridaN room more details go to: Giving to realtor on NEW LISTING MUST SEE! www.atlasrealty- with AC. Full fin- www.prudential 25 Swallow St. 6/1/13 which will G 260-262 MLS 13-1088 inc.com ished basement realestate.com & Grand 2 story home PLAINS increase the price. E. Green Street Fred Mecadon MLS 12-2270 with 4th bed- enter PRU7W7A3 in with Victorial fea- 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath Double Block 570-817-5792 Call Tom room, 3/4 bath, the Home Search. tures, large eat in on .20 acre lot, new Plenty of parking 570-262-7716 large rec room 111 Laflin Road Listed at $219,900. kitchen with laun- window and roof. with paved back with wet bar. 80 James St. Nice 3 edroom, 1.5 MLS#13-1494. dry, 3/4 bath on Look for sale by alley. Close to Also a cedar This stately 4 bed- bath Split Level Mary Ellen Belchick first floor, 2nd bath owner signs. LCCC. New roof closet and walk room, 1.5 bath home with hard- 696-6566, with claw foot tub, 570-313-5571 up attic. www. Kingston home has wood floors, 1 car Walter Belchick installed in 2007 lots of closet atlasrealtyinc.co the WOW factor! garage, large yard 696-2600 ext. 301. along with a kitchen space. Move in SUGARLOAF m Meticulously well and covered patio & bath update PITTSTON ready, off street MLS 12-3626 cared for with old in #260. parking in rear. HARDING in very convenient FOR SALE BY OWNER Call Charlie world touches location. Great curb MLS #13-694 MLS 12-3926 throughout. Like a $65,900 $182,000 2 bedroom, 1 bath 570-829-6200 appeal and plenty Call Colleen single family home stained glass win- of off street park- Call Dana Distasio 570-883-7594 dow, built ins and 696-2600 570-715-9333 for sale in a quiet ing. Rt. 315 to light neighborhood, out tiled fireplace in liv- @ Laflin Rd. Turn MOUNTAINTOP of flood zone with ing room. Kitchen is west onto Laflin Rd. modern eat in with low tax rates. Move Home is on left. in ready with many washer/dryer closet For more info and Beautiful home in a for convenience. recent updates in- beautiful location. photos visit: cluding new furnace 310 LOCKVILLE RD. Large front porch, www.atlas 2003 custom built Restored 2 story rear deck and SHAVERTOWN (2007), electrical, Cape Cod offers realtyinc.com 69 Curtis St. $197,500 new windows, roof, colonial on 2.23 detached garage. MLS 12-2852 4.89 cleared acres. acres. Open family MLS 13-1761 Spacious 3 bed- & updated kitchen, Heated in ground Keri Best appliances & wash- room to kitchen. $289,000 rooms home, rebuilt pool, 3 full baths, 1st 570-885-5082 er/dryer included. original hardwood, Jay A. Crossin in 1980 with 2 full floor master bed- Great starter home. bar, pool, new fur- Extension #23 Search No More! baths and a 3/4 room & laundry & an $69,500. For more nace with central CROSSIN REAL This five-year old master bath. Pri- modern kitchen. 2 information or to air. Five car garage ESTATE home is exquisitely vate pool area with car attached gar- set an appointment and much more. 570-288-0770 designed. Every brand new liner, 2 age with bonus Perfect serene set- room has gorgeous car garage with 1/2 call Greg at room above. Close details & lots of PLAINS bath and full 2nd 570-954-3712 ting on corner lot. OPEN(LARKSVILLE)HOUSE to Humboldt Indus- upgrades. The land- 39 Slope St story for hobby 60 Vonderheid St. www.atlas Sun., June 2nd MOUNTAINTOP trial Park & Eagle Town Home scape is breathtak- For sale by owner, room, etc. Located Well maintained realtyinc.com 1p to 4p. Rock Resort. Clean maintained, ing & the location 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 at the end of dead traditional colonial WARRIOR RUN MLS# 12-3496 34 Allen Dr. 2 story, 2 bedroom MLS# 13-894 end unit with large could not be better. baths, modern eat- end street, affords minutes from the A MUST SEE! Move In Condition, PLAINS with fenced in yard, $309,000 Town House corner lot. laminate This home truly in kitchen, large lots of privacy. cross valley in a REDUCED 3 bedrooms, great starter home. Call/text Donna Cain A great home, 2 floors in dining stands out in deck, off street www.atlasrealty- quiet neighborhood. $259,900 1 bath, newly $53,900 947-3824 or bedrooms, 2.5 room, ceramic tile every way! parking on a 50 X inc.com 7 rooms with 3 Call Nancy Bohn painted, new car- Call Ed Appnel Tony Wasco bath, laundry room, floors in kitchen and MLS# 13-1359 150 lot, nice neigh- MLS 13-2079 bedrooms and 2 570-237-0752 peting throughout, 570-817-2500 855-2424 newly remodeled baths. New LG front $374,900 borhood, all appli- Call Charlie baths, fireplace, 3 season patio, 16 kitchen, one car loading steam Robert Altmayer ances included. 570-829-6200 large yard, & deck. x 34 in-ground garage, quiet washer, back up 570-793-7999 Asking $92,000 Kitchen and bath- pool,tel. 570-301- neighborhood. generator system. Rundle call 310-1697 rooms recently ren- 7291, $144,900. Well maintained. $1,500 cash at Real Estate for appointment novated and MORE! also on Zillow.com $194,900 closing. $117,900. 570-474-2340 Call Andy 570-855-8498 570-262-0486 570-762-4358 570-901-1020 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 PAGE 9D 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & Commercial Commercial Commercial SHICKSHINNY LAKE WILKES-BARRE WEST WYOMING WILKES- BARRE WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE WYOMING Properties Properties Properties $112,000 $87,500 EDWARDSVILLE NANTICOKE PLYMOUTH $52,900

Have you always NEW LISTING! dreamed of owning Spacious brick a lakefront home? ranch home boasts For Sale By Owner 79 Maxwell Street 575 Susquehanna Landmark location Newly remodeled, Don't miss the 3 large bedrooms, 332 W. 8th St. 43 Richmont Ave. Single family home. Best of both Avenue ready for new life. immaculate office opportunity to own 1.5 baths. New car- Out of Flood Area Worth more than 6 bedrooms, 1.5 worlds...Commer- Formerly used as a building. 1,600 sq. this stunning 3,000 pet in bedrooms & 8 rooms, 2 baths, listed price, this 3 bathroom, quiet cial space plus 2-3 restaurant, can be ft, central air, plenty sq. ft. 3 bedroom, 3 living room. New family room with bedroom, 2 bath neighborhood, well FOR SALE BY bedroom home converted into any- of parking, abun- New Listing! Afford- bath home w/100' flooring in kitchen. gas stone, fire- Cape Cod home maintained, Large complete with OWNER thing! Full bar area, dant storage areas, able for you!. Set lakefront with dock. Large deck with place and flag- has central air, modern eat in Nicest part of detached garage & kitchen, multiple handicapped back off Main st., Offers attractive above ground pool. stone floor. Oak, hardwood floors, kitchen, laundry Wyoming, within and off street park- cool storage areas. accessible. this double block Florida room with Recently installed hardwood floors fenced yard, above area on 1st floor. walking distance ing with yard. Living & office MLS #13-667 has had many vaulted ceiling over- new roof, furnace & and slate foyer. ground pool, mod- All appliances. Gas of 10th Street Ele- Home has been space also avail- $79,900 updates. Unit #1: looking the lake, water heater. Newer windows, ern kitchen and baseboard heat (3 mentary School. nicely remodeled able. Parking lot Dana Distasio formal dining room plus formal living MLS# 13-1887 custom made baths. www.atlasre- zones), concrete 3 levels of living with 1 3/4 baths, included. 570-9333 2 bedrooms, 1 bath room with fireplace, $120,000 drapes. All appli- altyinc.com basement, 2 wall space, great fam- hardwood floors, MLS#13-874 and deck. Unit #2: dining room, family Christine Pieczynski ances, 1st floor MLS 13-789 air conditioning ily home with new move in condition. $109,900 spacious open floor room with fireplace, 696-6569 laundry. Gas heat, Tom Salvaggio units. New roof, above ground Commercial space fenced yard, large Call Dave, Jr. plan, large living den & 2 car garage. large cedar clos- 570-262-7716 pool & deck. 4 room, formal dining Power boat for is 14x26 with end- shed, 2 space car- 885-2693 et. Very clean less possibilities. bedrooms, 2 full room, genuine water skiing & jet large full concrete port $87,000 Call baths, finished www. atlasrealty 570-696-4701 hardwood floors, 4 skiing permitted. basement. lower level. Mas- bedrooms with new MLS# 13-310 inc.com 570-578-9041 Exterior stone MLS 13-982 ter suite with new carpeting, 1.5 $339,900 WAPWALLOPEN front and back Call Colleen WILKES-BARRE full bath and large baths, lots of closet Call 359 Pond Hill and vinyl siding. walk in closet. 570-237-0415 Make an Offer! Rubbico PITTSTON space and enclosed Barbara Metcalf Mountain Road Concrete drive- New windows WILKES-BARRE Real Estate balcony. 570-696-0883 way with multiple entire house. 826-1600 $129,900 MLS 13-1176 parking in back. $174,900 NEVER FLOODED! Michele Hopkins Professional land- Very deceiving, HUNTINGTON 570-540-6046 scaping, nice must see! MILLS yard. Move in Motivated seller, Reduced Price Great Old 80 Acre Ready! a Must Farm, Location Next 570-696-3801 See! $165,000 WILKES-BARRE $173,000 570-885-6848 to Northwest High Do you need more space? 570-693-0560 School with approx. $99,900 242 Park Ave. 35 acres of fields & SWOYERSVILLE A yard or garage sale 4 bedroom home Collect cash, not dust! Vacant and ready 45 acres wooded. features a great Clean out your YATESVILLE in classified for You! Large 2 Small pond, barn, 224 William St. yard with over 2 basement, garage story, 3 bedroom, 2 old farmhouse with is the best way 105 Plymouth Ave. Are you a hair- acres of property. baths gas heat, out buildings (in to clean out your closets! or attic and call the This lovely Bi-level $69,900 dresser or barber? Situated across front porch, close to poor condition - little Classified depart- home features 3 Need a space for You’re in bussiness from a playground. GAR high school. or no value) plenty ment today at 570- bedrooms, 1 and an in home busi- Needs some TLC Call Ainslie of road frontage. with classified! 829-7130! 1/2 bathrooms, in ness? This might be but come take a 570-954-5097 MLS #13-807 SWEET VALLEY ground pool with just what you’re look, you wouldn’t WHITE HAVEN MLS#12-3383. $319,500 pool bar and deck, looking for.Well want to miss out. 501 Birch Lane 77 Schuler St. NEW price $29,900 Call Richard Long Great investment central air. Hard- maintained 4 bed- There is a pond at NOTHING to do but GO TO THE TOP... 406-2438 property. On corner wood floors, gas room home with the far end of the move right in! This CALL lot. Close to all property that is fireplace, finished home has every- salon (previously a JANE KOPP barber shop for 60 major highways & used by all sur- lower level, fenced thing you need...3 9 Pittston Ave REAL ESTATE years). Very well conveniences. rounding neighbors. in yard and 2 year bedrooms, 2.5 2 storyP home 570-288-7481 established, high Bring all offers. 1 This is an estate garage with ONE baths, large fenced locatedEin a very visibility location unit needs to be and is being sold as YEAR HOME WAR- in yard, screened in privet setting.N 3 570-675-4400 and additional home updated & you are is. No sellers prop- RANTY. (directions: porch, off street bedrooms,D 1.5 Inviting home with with 3 bedrooms all done. erty disclosure. Will Old RIver Road to parking, quiet WILKES-BARRE baths and work- KINGSTON 90’ of lakefront & I currently rented to MLS #13-1983 entertain offers in Dagobert, at 2nd neighborhood. shop attached beautiful covered Beautiful 4 bed- N a tenant. Must be $160,000 order to settle stop sign turn R Home recently to living space, dock. Huge great room, 3 bath. Enjoy G sold as one pack- Call Pat Doty at estate. MLS 11-962 onto Plymouth Ave. remodeled inside & great for home room opens to kit- the amenities of a age. www.atlasreal- 570-394-6901 $49,900 Home is on left in out. www.atlas business or the chen & features private lake, boat- tyinc.com Call Karen 2nd block) realtyinc.com hobbyist. Low handsome stone ing, basketball MLS 13-216 Coldwell Banker www.atlas MLS 13-467 taxes, great fireplace, custom courts, etc. The Call Charlie Rundle Real Estate realtyinc.com Call Colleen community. built-ins & long win- home has wood 570-829-6200 570-474-2340 MLS 13-2144 570-237-0415 Garage has 1 dow seat offering floors and carpeting Keri Best detached space great views of the throughout. French 570-885-5082 OWNER FINANCING and 1 built in. Great opportunity lake. First floor mas- doors in the kitchen 251 North Madison. www.atlas for this 2,900 sq. ft. ter walks out to that lead you out to $57,000. realtyinc.com professional office beautiful 3 season the large rear deck $411.21/month, or MLS 13-1009 building in high traf- porch which is also for entertaining. The 570-696-2468 WEST PITTSTON $52,000, all cash. CALL CHARLIE fic area. Last used lakefront. Two large backyard has 2 utili- Sell your own home! 831-214-2463 570-829-6200 as a veterinary clin- PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE upstairs bedrooms ty sheds for storage Place an ad HERE $109,900 MLS 12-1695 570-829-7130 ic, but is easily Owner Retiring can hold a crowd. WILKES-BARRE adapted for other Turn Key Night Huge laundry/pantry NEW PRICE $129,900 $174,900 WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE TWP uses. See how this Club For Sale. made for entertain- 40 Trenton Court space can be used Two full bars, ing. Call Karen $52,900 Coldwell Banker SUMMIT PLACE for you! Open game area. MLS# 11-2958 entry space, individ- Four restrooms. $299,000 Rundle Real Estate 570-474-2340 ual offices, full base- Prime Location!!! Rhea Simms AbsolutelyMUST SEE!beautiful YATESVILLE ment for storage, Creative financing 570-696-6677 move in condition central air, and gas Available $80,000, WILKES BARRE 3 bedroom, 1.5 REDUCED heat. Parking for 12 Dave Rubbico, Jr. bath townhouse. cars. 885-2693 MLS-12-416 Brand new carpet 224 William St. 214 FREMONT ST. PRICE REDUCED $169,900 $339,000 NEW PRICE throughout, freshly Are you a hair- Very well cared for Call Rhea for 247 Lehigh St. $89,000 painted, modern dresser or barber? 570-696-3801 3 bedroom home in details $42,000 Cozy 2 story move Charming Cape Cod kitchen, good sized Need a space for move in condition. 570-696-6677 SWOYERSVILLE Large eat in right in, gas heat, style home with nice rooms, and an an in home busi- excellent conven- Rubbico $124,900 kitchen, nice yard, central air, 3 bed- curb appeal. Loc- ness? This might be Real Estate freshly painted bed- rooms, 1 bath. ated on a tree lined ient location. Very just what you’re 826-1600 rooms with new www.atlasrealty- street near parks, Low Taxes! and looking for.Well carpet. Newer win- inc.com schools & shopping. LOW HOA Fees! maintained 4 bed- dows. Not Flooded MLS 13-1510 Deceptively large WON’T LAST room home with KINGSTON WEST NANTICOKE www.atlasrealty- Tom Salvaggio with 4 bedrooms, LONG AT 603 Willowcrest Dr. salon (previously a inc.com 570-262-7716 two baths, fireplace $74,995. Super end unit barber shop for 60 MLS 13-2032 in the living room, 2 CALL MITCH AT townhouse, no years). Very well $139,900 Colleen Turant 70 N. Meade car garage, corner 570-760-0361 fees. 2 bedrooms, established, high lot. Needs some 3 baths, central air, 570-237-0415 3BR, P1 bath in WILKES-BARRE visibility location 115 Hemlock St. move Ein condi- updating, but has electric heat, cathe- and additional home Lots of updates in tion with new great potential. dral ceiling with with 3 bedrooms this roomy Cape electricN box, MLS#13-1295 skylights. Large currently rented to Cod in a desirable waterDheater, WILKES-BARRE Karen Ryan family room with a tenant. Must be neighborhood. and plumbing. 283-9100, ext. 14 propane stove and sold as one pack- I 341 Wyoming Ave. Large eat in kitchen WEST PITTSTON Off street park- it’s own ductless age. www.atlasreal- with new flooring. ing in rearN for 3 $62,400 air. MLS 13-482 3 story Victorian tyinc.com Finished basement cars,Ggood Call Tom home located in a MLS 13-216 30 E. Poplar St. with theater/rec credit and your OPEN HOUSE 570-262-7716 high exposure area. Call Charlie Multi -Family room. Large level house, taxes & Has all the lovely 570-829-6200 5 apartments and a 283-9100 166 Jones St. signature wood- yard. Priced to sell! insurance would Nice 3 bedroom 2 car garage, all be under SUN., JUNE 2 work of a grand rented. Off street MLS 12-4231 WILKES-BARRE single. Gas heat, Call Kevin Sobilo $400/month. VIctorian of yester- parking for 8 cars. off-street parking. year! Can be 570-817-0706 MLS #12-3900. 12-1:30 PM Convenient loca- Great investment. For more infor- restored for use as www.atlasrealty- tion. Affordable! LINE UP a residential home Lovely four square mation and pho- inc.com $33,900 or a landlord invest- home with great tos visit MLS 13-680 Towne & Country A SUCCESSFUL SALE ment. Currently PITTSTON curb appeal. www.atlasreal- Tom Salvaggio R.E. Co. subdivided into mul- Beautiful chestnut tyinc.com. 570-262-7716 735-8932 IN CLASSIFIED! tiple office spaces woodwork through- Call Tom SWOYERSVILLE or 542-5708 and 2 apartments. out from the two 570-262-7716 Do you need more space? STEEPLECHASE MLS 12-617 way staircases, WILKES-BARRE PRICE A yard or garage sale $149,000 French doors from REDUCTION Jay A. Crossin foyer & built in Well maintained, in classified Charming 1,000+ EXT. 23 bookcases separat- move in ready! sq. ft. 2 bedroom, is the best way CROSSIN REAL Shopping for a ing the living & din- MLS 13-1531 1/1/2 bath with sep- to clean out your closets! ESTATE new apartment? ing rooms. Relax Kevin Sobilo arate driveway on a 68 William St. 570-817-0706 570-288-0770 Classified lets on the flagstone WILKES BARRE quiet street. Lower You’re in bussiness Great investment you compare costs - front porch. level was finished with classified! KINGSTON property with 3 MLS#13-2038 without hassle PRICE REDUCED for former business units and separate or worry! 50 Grandville Drive $205,000 - has separate 909 Income & utilities. Each unit Outstanding 3 bed- Arlene Warunek entrance, 1/2 bath 37 Flick Street has 2 entrances Get moving room, 2 1/2 bath 570-714-6112 $49,900 & electric base- Nice 2 possibly 3 Commercial and washer hook with classified! townhouse out of board heat (not bedroom home with Properties up. Roof is 5 years the flood zone. WILKES-BARRE included in a large driveway old. For more info Formal dining room, total sq. ft). and garage. This visit: www.atlas WEST SIDE family room, master $72,900 MLS #13-1592 home has a newer realtyinc.com. bedroom suite, pri- $49,000 kitchen and a full BEAR CREEK MLS 12-1897 vate guest suite Smith Hourigan Dana Distasio bath with laundry 64-66 W. Dorrance $69,900 also on upper level. Group 570-715-9333 area on the 1st 3 units, off street Call Tom Central air and cen- 570-696-1195 floor. There is a $149,900 parking with some 570-262-7716 tral vacuum. Deck, nice yard and deck updated carpets garage + many WEST PITTSTON 735 N. Washington for your outside and paint. extras. Freshly Street enjoyment. There is $1500/month painted and carpet- Spacious 2 story, 3 a newer furnace income from long and roof also. Well established ed, so move right in! bedrooms with 2 ca WILKES-BARRE time tenants. Wash- PHFA financing Come and check it Italian Restaurant detached garage, 35 Hillard St. er/dryer hookups $5,200 down, out. MLS# 13-2103 on the West Side good starter home, STOP WASTING on site. monthly payment $45,000 PITTSTON AREA with seating for 75. needs TLC. MLS #12 MONEY!! If you are MLS 11-3517 $797. interest rate John Polifka Business only 3887. For more paying more than 1255 Laurel Run Rd. $99,900 of 4%. $172,000. 570-704-6846 includes good will, information and pho $600/month rent Bear Creek Twp., Jay A. Crossin $134,900 MLS # 13-195. tos visit www.atlasre FIVE MOUNTAINS Extension 23 all furniture and fix- PRICE REDUCED! you need to look at large commercial Extension 23 Ask for Bob Kopec altyinc.com. REALTY CROSSIN REAL tures, all kitchen Mt. Zion Road. this house. Your garage/warehouse CROSSIN REAL Humford Realty Inc Call Tom 570-542-2141 ESTATE equipment and Single family two mortgage, taxes on 1.214 acres with ESTATE 570-822-5126 570-262-7716 570-288-0770 delivery van for story - a place for and insurance could additional 2 acre $150,000. Building SWOYERSVILLE kids! Four bed- be less!!! Ask me Motivated Sellers! WYOMING parcel. 2 water sold separately. rooms & bath up- how! Move in con- Features 3 bed- 3 bedrooms, 1.5 wells. 2 newer LINE UP Restaurant on 1st stairs. 1st floor has dition 3 bedroom rooms, 1 3/4 baths, baths, fully carpet- underground fuel A GREAT DEAL... floor and 2 bed- formal dining room, home with nice off street parking, ed, 2 story, out of tanks. May require room luxury apart- living room, family yard, modern landscaped fenced flood zone. Finished zoning approval. IN CLASSIFIED! Well established ment on 2nd floor room & laundry kitchen and 1st floor yard. Tiled kitchen basement with wet For more info and meat and deli store for $250,000. room. Master bed- laundry. For more & baths. Hardwood bar, laundry room photos visit: Looking for the right deal with large variety of www.atlasrealty room & bath added info and photos in family room, living with new washer www.atlas on an automobile? specialty items for inc.com to the 1st floor. visit: www.atlas room & master bed- and dryer, cedar realtyinc.com WILKES BARRE Turn to classified. sale. Homemade MLS 12-3433 Good sized kitchen. realtyinc.com room. Custom built closet, 2 storage MLS 12-208 sausage, porketta- Call Charlie NEW LISTING 2,126 sq. ft. total on MLS 12-1655 closets in master rooms, plus shower Call Charlie It’s a showroom in print! prosciutto, to men- This charming 2 1 acre. Wyoming REDUCED Colleen Turant bedroom. New insu- and sink. Large eat- 570-829-6200 Classified’s got tion a few. Owners bedroom is a great Area School Dis- 570-237-0415 lation throughout in kitchen, plus for- the directions! will sty on to teach. buy. Semi-modern trict. home. mal dining room, $39,900 give recipes and kitchen & bath, gas MLS #13-700 Must See! new sidewalks, new KINGSTON contacts. Also a heat, deep lot. $119,900 MLS #13-1693 roof, inground pool, newly remodeled WILKES-BARRE Needs some Call Ruth K. Smith $114,000 outdoor building apartment above attention but 570-696-5411 Call Evelyn Hogan with kitchen and store and 4 car reasonably priced WILKES-BARRE 262-5956 storage room. DURYEA garage to help pay at $31,000 Offered at the mortgage. Call Ann Marie $139,000 REDUCED MLS 13-535 Chopick 570-693-2124 For an appointment 760-6769 call: Smith Hourigan $34,900 61 Puritan Lane Fred Mecadon Group WILKES-BARRE YATESVILLE 7 Hoyt St. Are you spending 570-817-5792 570-696-1195 more than $400/mo Nice duplex zoned Everything is Ready! on rent?? Owning $139,900 commercial, can be Just bring your busi- WILKES-BARRE this home could used for offices as ness to this great 288-6654 cost you less! With 169 Gardner Ave. well as residential. location with over 3 bedrooms and a Big Family wanted!! All separate utilities. 15,000 sq. ft. of WIKLES-BARRE fenced in yard, this Great 5 Bedroom, New carpeting and parking space. The home makes a per- with 2.5 baths, very fresh paint through- building is equipped fect place to start well kept, move out + unit 2 has SWEET VALLEY for fast food, your homeowner- right in. Outside was 93 Main St. new flooring in 3.8 acres, zoned B2 restaurant, pizza, Former Blessed ship experience. total updated, New Former Holy Trinity Four units. 3 resi- kitchen and bath- commercial with carry-out, etc. Will Sacrament Church, Ask me how! furnace and hot Rectory. 5 bed- dential and one room. Keep apart- home & pond. rent with option to Rectory and paved room, 4 1/2 baths. storefront.Great ment space or con- MLS #12-1823. For water heater too!!! 617 Willowcrest Dr. Priced for quick buy. Excellent Former Holy Trinity parking lot. 4,372 Large living corner location, vert to commercial more information MLS #13-1342 End unit. 2 bed- sale. High traffic opportunity for the Church. Open main Sq. ft. Church, 1,332 room/dining room. flood damaged office space. Adja- and photos visit $125,000 room townhome area Located at the right party! floor with choir loft Sq. Ft. Rectory. 1st and 2nd floor home being sold as cent lot for sale by www.atlasrealty- Call Dave, Sr. with master bath on intersection of $269,000 and basement facil- Parking for +/-40 Sunroom. Cedar is. For more info same owner - inc.com. 881-7877 2nd floor. Needs a Rt. 118 & Main Road. Call Ruth ities room. Parking vehicles. Three closet. Plenty of visit: www.atlas MLS#08-1872 Call Colleen little TLC. $89,000 @ 570-696-1195 for 30+ vehicles and adjacent lots, for storage space. realtyinc.com MLS 11-217 570-237-0415 MLS 13-569 Call Richard Long or 570-696-5411 detached garage. one price: Many possibilities. MLS 12-1948 $79,900 Call Tom $79,900 406-2438 $117,500. $130,000 $130,000 Call Tom Jay A. Crossin 570-262-7716 Jay A. Crossin MLS#13-1292 MLS#12-4116 MLS#13-1294 570-262-7716 Extension 23 Call Jeff Cook Call Jeff Cook Rubbico Call Jeff Cook CROSSIN REAL Bank Capital Bank Capital Real Estate Bank Capital ESTATE Realty World Realty World 826-1600 Realty World 570-288-0770 Smith Hourigan 235-1183 235-1183 235-1183 675-4400 Group PAGE 10D THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 912 Lots & Acreage 912 Lots & Acreage 912 Lots & Acreage 912 Lots & Acreage 915 Manufactured 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished DALLAS MOUNTAIN TOP SHICKSHINNY LAKE Homes LaEARndTH CONSERFor VASaNCYle Price Reduction PITTSTON TWP. EDWARDSVILLE HUNLOCK CREEK LUZERNE TRUCKSVILLE WILKES-BARRE 2 bedroom with 2nd floor apt. 1 1 bedroom, wall to TRUCKSVILLE MANOR 2nd floor - 4 nice • 61 +/- Acres RENT TO OWN basement for stor- bedroom. Country wall, off-street APARTMENTS rooms. Only one Nuangola $88,000 2 bedroom, clean, needs no work. age. Private ent- setting. Off street parking, coin laun- 170 Oak Street quiet apartment • 46 +/- Acres rance with rear parking. $450 mo dry, water, sewer & Low and Moderate below. Has stove, Hanover Twp. remodeled through- out. Minutes from yard. All new appli- plus security & utili- garbage included. Income Elderly refrigerator, washer $69,000 ances included. ties. (570) 574-1910 $495/month + Rentals Include: & dryer. All win- • Highway I-81 and PA Turn- pike. $9,500 Washer/dryer, sew- security & lease. *Electric Range & dows are newer VACANT LAND Commercial KOZ LAND CHOICE LOCATION er included. Pets HUD accepted. Refrigerator vinyl thermal pane. Hanover Twp. 3+/- 570-471-7175 1.19 acres in nice Outstanding building A most unique & 610-767-9456 considered. $500/ INKERMAN 570-687-6216 or *Off Street Parking Steel insulated Back Mountain Acres 11 +/- Acres lot located in pre- desirable lakefront month + 1 month 55 Main Street 570-954-0727 *Coin Operated entry doors with location. Septic & •Wilkes-Barre Twp. mier development. property. This is an security. 2nd floor, 1 bed- Laundry deadbolts. Excellent well will be Acreage Zoned 220' of usable opportunity to WHITE HAVEN Call 570-606-7884 room. Stove, refrig- Applications privacy. Small back required. Seller will R-3 waterfront on the purchase a 1971 Pacemaker. between 9am & erator, water, heat, MOUNTAIN TOP Accepted by porch. Water & provide perc test • Sugar Notch Lot lower ice lake, centrally situated Set up in park. 2 9pm or Call garbage stickers IMMEDIATELY appointment sewer included. on this parcel. $11,800 water views, pri- lot with an bedrooms 1 bath. 570-256-7837 included. $450/ AVAILABLE 2ND 570-696-1201 Close to town & MLS#11-268 See Additional vate .75 acre lily unmatched view of No pets. $8,000. before 9am & month + $400 FLOOR UNIT! 8a.m. - 4p.m. bus stop. $59,500 Land for Sale at: pond. Partially clear this beautiful lake. $3,000 down, after 9pm security. 1 bedroom apart- TDD only, $525/month + heat Call Rhea Simms www.earth ed with mature for- If you are looking owner will finance 570-654-9520 ments for elderly, 1-800-654-5984 & electric. for details conservancy.org sythia bushes & for that special 570-851-2245 disabled. Rents Voice Only, (570) 650-3803 570-696-6677 Call: 570-823-3445 dogwood trees. I building site, this is FORTY FORT based on 30% of 1-800-654-5988 would love to take it! MLS# 11-1269 918 Miscellaneous Available June 1 KINGSTON ADJ gross income. Handicap Accessi- WILKES-BARRE HANOVER TWP you on a guided $159,900 1st floor, 1 bedroom 116 or 118 Main St. Handicap Accessi- ble 425 S. FRANKLIN ST. Slope St. walk around this Call Dale Williams for Sale apartment in con- Near Kingston Cor- ble. Equal Housing Nice building lot ners. 2nd floor, Equal Housing APARTMENTS lovely property! Five Mountains venient location. Opportunity. TTY711 Opportunity with utilities avail- $225,000 Realty FULL New carpeting, newly remodeled, or 570-474-5010 FOR RENT! 570-696-3801 able. Ideal home Call Christine @ 570-256-3343 SERVICE appliances includ- 4 rooms, bath, laun- This institution is an WEST PITTSTON site. Affordable at 332-8832 SALON ed, off-street park- dry room. Walk up equal opportunity GARDEN VILLAGE For lease. Available DALLAS $12,900 SWOYERSVILLE ing. Includes all utili- attic, water, sewer provider & APARTMENTS immediately, wash- TOWNE & 100 x 150, cleared, Includes tanning & parking. No pets. bed, beauty salon ties, internet & employer. 221 Fremont St. er/dryer on premis- COUNTRY RE CO surveyed level cable. No smoking, No smoking. $525 & Housing for the es, no pets. We station, massage 570-735-8932 building lot. Utilities No pets. Security & $575 + utilities. elderly & mobility have studio, 1 & 2 570-542-5708 are available. and microder- lease. $690/month. 570-288-9843 MOUNTAIN TOP impaired; all utilities bedroom apart- $24,900. mabrasion station. 2 BEDROOM HARVEYS LAKE 613-9080 (570) 578-1728 included. Federally ments. On site Call: 570-288-4899 Ready to run your APARTMENTS from subsidized parking. Fridge & own little business $650/month up program. Extremely stove provided. WEST PITTSTON KINGSTON PLAINS TWP. and comes with a FORTY FORT 1st Floor, recent- including some utili- low income persons 24/7 security cam- cliental list! Heat, hot water & ly renovated, 2 ties. 570-854-8785 encouraged to era presence & all VACANT LAND VACANT LAND $25,000 trash included. 2 bedrooms, with apply. Income less doors electronically Buildable .378 acre Give us a call! bedrooms, 2nd washer & dryer than $12,450. locked. lot on Carverton Call before 5 p.m. floor. Coin-op wash- hook-up, $650 NANTICOKE 570-655-6555 er\/dryer. Appli- 2 bedroom, 2nd Road. Public 570-287-0091 per month, plus TDD 800-654-5984 1 bedroom - $450. sewer & water. ances included. floor. All appliances. After 5 p.m. utilities, water Deck. $475 month + 8 am-4 pm 2 bedroom - $550. Choice of builder. $625/month refer- and sewer Monday-Friday. Water & sewer paid MLS#13-1143 Just Reduced! 570-908-9719 ences, security utiliTIES & SECURITY Don't miss this one! Serious Inquires included. Off garbage included. EQUAL HOUSING 1 month security $42,500 deposit & lease. No OPPORTUNITY deposit. Email Partially cleared lot 3 bedroom split Only. street parking. (570) 735-6170 Call Rhea Simms smoking. No pets. HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE obscuroknows@ ready for you to level in lovely neigh- 570-443-0770 570-696-6677 Available Immedi- hotmail.com or Call build your home. It borhood. Two lower for details. 930 Wanted to Buy ately. 570-208-9301 has the sewer per- KING OF THE levels have been re NANTICOKE Call 570-760-4830 3 bedroom, all after 9:00 a.m. to mit already. Waiting MOUNTAIN! novated due to Real Estate WEST SIDE KINGSTON appliances includ- 1 bedroom, appli- schedule an for you to add the Truly a 360 degree flood of 2011. New 27 First Ave. ances, washer/ finishing touches to view from the high- Large 5 room ed. No pets, no appointment electrical/plumbing GLEN LYON smoking. $650/ dryer hookup, deck, it.PENDINGGreat price!! est point of this /heat. New carpet in KEN POLLOCK apartment, 2 bed- off street parking. Job Seekers are rooms, 1.5 baths, month + 1st, last & 570-696-3801 MLS# 13-1291 property. 48.49 living & family APARTMENTS Includes sewer & kitchen appliances, security. looking here! $7,950 acres to be sold as rooms. Kitchen fea- Business Owner 41 Depot Street garbage. No pets, washer/dryer in half 570-578-8580 Where's your ad? DALLAS Call Pat Doty one parcel. Build tures Corian coun- seeks Lease/Option Low and Moderate non smoking. Secu- bath. 2nd floor. No 570-829-7130 and 394-6901 your dream house tertops & stainless on Executive Income Elderly rity & lease, pets. $850/month ask for an employ- here or buy and appliances. Open Mountain Top Rentals Include: $455/month. + utilities. ment specialist sub-divide. Will concept on main home; * Electric Range & NANTICOKE (570) 693-2586 570-288-5600 LEXINGTON require well and level with garage 3/4 Bedrooms. Refrigerator septic system. Just level family room, * Off Street Parking or 570-479-0486 VILLAGE 440-836-2150 WILKES-BARRE minutes from High- laundry & storage. * Community Room 2 bedroom, 1 WILKES-BARRE way 315, near the Nice size backyard. * Coin Operated bath apartments. Mayflower For lease, available Casino but very pri- Come take a look! Laundry Refrigerator, immediately, 1 large vate. www.atlas $130,000 * Elevator stove, Crossing bedroom, 1 bath- room, refrigerator VACANT LAND realtyinc.com Call Christine @ * Video Surveilance dishwasher & 3.5 acre wooded 696-2468 MLS 12-4142 332-8832 Applications washer/dryer Apartments and stove, washer/ lot - ideal for a sin- Only $149,000 Accepted by provided. dryer provided. gle family home. LAFLIN Call Charlie Appointment KINGSTON Attached garage. 570.822.3968 $550/month plus Buyer can use own $32,900 570-829-6200 570-736-6965 705 Nandy Drive Pet friendly. utilities, references 1, 2, 3 & 4 and security. builder and must Lot#9 8:00 a.m. - 4 p.m. Modern, clean 2 Water, sewer & provide septic TDD Only, bedroom, all appli- trash included. Bedrooms 570-735-4074 & well. Pinewood Dr 613-9080 1-800-654-5984 ances, central air, 59 Agostina Drive Leave message MLS#13-1145 Build your new Voice Only, & off-street parking, 570-735-3500 - Light & bright home in a great WILKES-BARRE $99,000 WILKES-BARRE 1-800-654-5988 No pets / Non- open floor plans neighborhood. Con- Partly Vacant Lot Smoking $580/ Call Rhea Simms ROSS TWP. 938 Apartments/ Handicap Accessi- - All major HISTORIC WHEELMAN for details venient location Furnished ble month + utilities PITTSTON 439 S. 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(1) Unique studio. on corner of electric, security including washer & room, bath, 3 bed- PITTSTON DALLAS wooded parcel on $20,000 Sun porch, hard- Pinewood Dr. and and references. dryer. $500 + rooms; 2large & 1 Modern 2 bedroom both sides of Call Jeff Cook Call TODAY For wood floor, security Hickorywood Dr. 570-287-1029 or utilities. Call small. Lots of clos- apartment with gas the road. Bank Capital system and laundry. MLS 13-23 570-262-0496 570-881-0320 ets, built-in linen heat. New deck. AVAILABILITY!! MLS#12-2239 Realty World Off street parking. atlas realtyinc.com closet &hutch. $525 month plus $200,000 www.mayflower $550 Call Keri Best 235-1183 Looking to buy a Hardwood & car- utilities. Conven- Call Ken Williams 570-821-5599 570-885-5082 WILKES-BARRE home? peted floors. Fire- iently located. No crossing.com 570-542-8800 FULLYFURNISHED Place an ad here place. Storage Pets. No Smoking. Five Mountains 1 BEDROOM WILKES-BARRE WYOMING/EXETER and let the room. Yard. Washer Call Rae Certain Restrictions Realty Short or long term Š sellers know! / dryer, stove / 570-714-9234 Apply* 570-542-2141 Excellent LAFAYETTE GARDENS Š 570-829-7130 fridge. Heat and hot SAVE MONEY THIS YEAR! VIEWMONT ACRES BUILDING LOTS Neighborhood water included. 1 113 Edison Street All this 2.8+ acre lot SHAVERTOWN Private Tenant Š year lease +securi- Quiet neighborhood. needs is your vision FOR SALE Parking ty. $950 2 bedroom apart- for your dream LAFLIN $600 includes all HANOVER TOWNSHIP Š 570-283-4370 ments available for home. Located in a utilities. No pets. $35,000 - $39,900 immediate occu- quiet country set- $99,500 570-822-9697 ting, this partially 2.44 acres of land KINGSTON PLAINS pancy. Heat & hot cleared lot has a zoned R-3 for town- Newly remodeled, 2 WILKES-BARRE / water included. great view of the house or could be E. WALNUT ST. bedroom. Living & 1 Bedroom $550 mountains. Septic is used for single fam- WILKES-BARRE Light, bright, 3rd dining rooms, eat in KINGSTON 2 Bedroom $650. 3029 South Main Efficiency 1 & 2 already on site and ily building lots (with 1st floor, 3 bed- floor, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, stove, Call Jazmin ready for Spring approval). Public Call Now! Build VICTORIAN CHARM rooms, wall to wall elevator, carpeted, washer/dryer hook bedrooms. Includes 570-822-7944 building. water and sewer your dream home 34 W. Ross St. carpeting central entry system. up. Heat, water, all utilities, parking, MLS #13-1705 available. on this 1 acre build- Fully furnished, air, eat in kitchen Garage. Extra stor- sewer included. No laundry. No pets. 1st floor, 1 bed- with appliances. Off From $390 to $675. WILKES-BARRE NORTH Only $65,000 www.atlas ing lot in estab- Build your new street parking. age & cable TV smoking or pets. 7 E. Chestnut St. Call realtyinc.com lished Back room, all appli- included. Laundry $675/month, securi- Lease, security home here. 2 new Bonus dryer! Heat & references. 2nd floor, 2 bed- Barbara Metcalf MLS 13-1389 Mountain sub-divi- ances and most & cooking gas facilities. Air Con- ty and references. developments, 570-970-0847 room, eat in kitchen 570-696-0883 Call Charlie sion. Beautiful prices range from utilities included. included. Tenant ditioned. Fine 570-905-0186 w/appliances 570-829-6200 views! Underground $35,000 to Secure, private off pays electric & neighborhood. 570-388-6674 Shared yard and water. $640 plus utilities, public sew- $39,900. Public street parking. Convenient to bus To place your back porch. Heat, security. No Pets. PLYMOUTH er & private well. water sewer & gas Historic building is & stores. No hot water and 570-814-1356 Large 1 bedroom ad call...829-7130 MLS #12-3546 available. NOT in non smoking/no pets. References. water included. apartment. $500/ $75,000 flood zone. Lot pets. Base rent Security. Lease. Tenants pay electric month + security 570-696-3801 Christine Pieczynski sizes range from $700/mo. Securi- No smokers and cooking gas. HANOVER TOWNSHIP deposit. Heat, WILKES-BARRE 696-6569 50x100 to 80x105. ty, references West End Road please. $785 + 1 bedroom apart- $545 plus security water, sewer, fridge Find Something? www.atlas required. View at Clean &bright utilities. Call. ment. Tenant sup- NO PETS LAKE TOWNSHIP & range included. Lose Something? 32 acres, wooded realtyinc.com houpthouse.com 3 bedroom apart- 570-287-0900 plies own fridge. (570)814-1356 Call Bernie at Get it back where it & cleared. Well, 6 CALL CHARLIE 570-762-1453 ment. Heat, water, $525/month, all utili- room older house, ties included. First, belongs 570-829-6200 garbage &sewer KINGSTON ROTHSTEIN REALTORS, INC. with a Lost/Found ad! currently rented. Looking for the right deal included with appli- 288-7594 last & 1/2 month WILKES-BARRE 570-829-7130 No Realtors. 696-2600 on an automobile? ances. Off street EATON TERRACE 655-4815 security. No pets. PARK AVENUE 570-675-2572 Turn to classified. parking. No pets, 317 N. Maple Ave. Call Manager at 2nd floor, 1 bedroom. DALLAS SHAVERTOWN non smoking, not 2 story 2 bed- 570-825-8997 Water included. LEHMAN It’s a showroom in print! Commercial - Beautiful 1 acre section 8 approved. room, 1.5 bath @ $500 + utilities, 9 Acres on Lehman Classified’s got SHICKSHINNY Vacant Land building lot located References, securi- $850. + utilities. Vine Street, 1 bed- security &lease. No Outlet Road. 470’ in established back 915 Manufactured the directions! ty, first and last Central heat & air, room, rent based on WILKES-BARRE pets. 570-472-9494 front, over 1,000’ 19 Catlin Ave Mountain sub-divi- months rent. washer/dryer in 30% of income, off deep. Wooded. Homes 2 bedroom. AC, sion. Buy now and 941 Apartments/ $725/month unit, on site park- street parking. LUZERNE $125,000. Call start building your Refrigerator, stove, Heat &hot water. RENTALS GOULDSBORO Unfurnished 570-852-0252 ing. 1 mo. security New stove & fridge. Besecker Realty dream home in the 570-262-6947 carpeting and utili- Available Now! 570-675-3611 spring. Lot has EAGLE LAKE ties included. Tenant pays elec- 1 Bed, 2 Bed, underground utili- 542-2500 tric. Close to school and 3 Bed LUZERNE COUNTY DALLAS HANOVER TWP. 287-9661 Ext. 232 and transportation $550, $600, $650, ties, public sewer Demunds Road 3 bedrooms, 1.5 LAND BARGAIN KINGSTON Luzerne County $750 a month. $725 and $900. and private well. 2 bedroom apart- bath, no pets. $850 First floor, 3 bed- Housing Authority 570-825-3360 or 570-901-1020 2.12 acres of MLS #13-137 ment. Near Miseri- + utilities, 1st month, room, paint, stove, Equal Housing 646-391-4638 option 4. commercial land BUY NOW PAYNO $62,400 cordia University. last month + securi- fridge, w/d hookup. Opportunity. in a prime Back Christine Pieczynski Off street parking. ty deposit. OSP $625 + utilities Mountain location. CLOSING COSTS 696-6569 $650. Pets OK. Call Call 570-417-3427 570-814-0843 WILKES-BARRE Ideal spot to build No Time Frame 704-975-1491 264 Academy St. an office or profes- WARRIOR RUN 1.5 bedrooms, new- To Build FOR SALE CLOSE TO sional building. HANOVER TWP. ly renovated build- Corner wooded lot. 30 Mile Views This is a 2008 Park Spacious 2 bed- HANOVER DALLAS KINGSTON INDUSTRIAL PARK ing. Washer & dryer Water, electric & 2 Acres $39,900 Model in beautiful HI-MEADOWS room, 2nd floor, Recently remodeled Remodeled 1 or 2 available. $650/mo. gas available to be 7 Acres $89,900 696-2600 Eagle Lake. Walk to APARTMENTS washer/dryer hook- 1st floor apartment bedroom. Fridge, includes heat, hot run to site. Call Estate Sized Prop- the pool, tennis 1075 Memorial Hwy. up in kitchen, no WILKES-BARRE SOUTH with 1 bedroom, 1 stove, eat in kit- water & parking. Rhea for details erties Priced To SHICKSHINNY courts & basketball Low & Moderate pets. $600/month + bath & electric heat. chen. Sewer, water 646-712-1286 MLS#12-4281 Sell, #1 School 23+/- acres of courts. This is the Income Elderly utilities, 1st, Off street parking. & garbage paid, 570-855-4744 SECURE BUILDINGS 570-696-6677 District In North- wooded land and most beautiful Rentals Include: last & security. 1 & 2 bedroom No pets. Credit electric by tenant. $249,900 eastern Pa. Finance farmland with barn Community in the *Electric Range & TRADEMARK apartments. check & security $450/mo + lease & with Only 10% in good condition Pocono's. Swim in Refrigerator REALTY GROUP Starting at $440 deposit required. security. WILKES-BARRE Down. Call and a nice travel the huge pool or lay *Off Street Parking 570-954-1992 447 S. Franklin St. and up. References 570-245-6288 trailer. Well on in the sand at one $575/month. Call 570-301-8200 required. Section 8 OK *Community Room Nicole Dominick 1 bedroom with property. of the lake front *Coin Operated study, off street 570-357-0712 MOUNTAIN TOP MLS#12-2572 beaches. HARVEYS LAKE @570-715-7757 Laundry *Elevator. 1 & 2 bedroom , parking, laundry WILKES-BARRE $115,000 Call Tom *Video Surveilence WILKES-BARRE facility. Includes Ken Williams 516-507-9403 wall to wall carpet, 2 bedroom, 1 bath Applications appliances, Lake apartment near heat and hot DALLAS 542-8800 Accepted by water, hardwood STUDIO NEAR WILKES GREENBRIAR Five Mountains rights. Off street General Hospital. Wood floors, park- RETIREMENT COMMUNI- Appointment parking. No pets. No Pets. $525 + floors, appliances, ing, no pets, short Realty 570-675-5944 Trash removal. TY 542-2141 Lease, security and Smith Hourigan utilities, first, last + term OK. $425, all Only eight 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. references. Group security deposit. $580/mo Call utilities included. lots left. Custom SHICKSHINNY TDD Only, 570-639-5920 570-474-6307 570-417-3427 (570) 821-5599 570-826-1934 design you home 26 acres of mostly 1-800-654-5984 the way you want it. VACANT LAND open land for Voice Only, 944 Commercial 944 Commercial 944 Commercial 944 Commercial 944 Commercial Call 570-675-1300 2.87 wooded a beautiful 1-800-654-5988 Handicap Accessi- Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties acres located in homesite near 570-842-2300 DALLAS the Ice Lakes Shickshinny Lake. ble MLS #13-1498 MLS #12-3394 Equal Housing $89,900 $130,000 HUNLOCK CREEK Opportunity Call Ken Williams 2 and 3 bedroom DALLAS Evelyn Hogan 542-8800 mobile homes for MEADOWS THE OFFICE CENTERS 262-5956 Five Mountains sale. Newly reno- APARTMENTS Realty vated, move in con- 220 Lake St. 5 Kingston Locations 542-2141 dition, located in Housing for the Country Crest elderly & mobility SHICKSHINNY LAKE Mobile Home Park. BROWN MANOR impaired; all utilities Lot rent $307. VACANT LAND included. Federally Homes start at Attention builders! NEWPORT TWP. subsidized program. $20,000. Call Six lots available in Extremely low 717-439-7716 subdivision - rang- LOTSLOTS -- LOTSLOTS-- LOTSLOTS income persons ing from .4 to 1.3 1 mile south of encouraged to acres each. L.C.C.C. To place your apply. Income less Access to public Established ad Call Toll Free than $12,450. sewer & water. developement with 570-675-6936, underground utili- 1-800-427-8649 MILS#13-1144 Build your dream TDD 800-654-5984 $212,000 ties including gas. 8 am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. Cleared lot. 100’ home on this Call Rhea Simms EQUAL HOUSING frontage x 158. attractive 1.2 acre ORANGE for details COUNTRY VILLAGE OPPORTUNITY $35,000. level lot with lake 570-696-6677 privileges. Priced to ESTATES HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE sell. HOA FEE 1991 REDMOND Lot 210 ‘ frontage 14’ x 80’, 3 bed- DALLAS: BI-LEVEL 158’ deep on hill IS $140 YEARLY. 2 bedroom apt. MLS#13-40 rooms, 2 full baths, with great view set up in Park, but Clean and freshly $35,000. $50,000 painted. Refrigera- Call can be moved. Vinyl 570-696-3801 Call 570-736-6881 siding, new win- tor and gas stove. Barbara Metcalf Off street parking. 570-696-0883 dows, metal roof, Full Service Leases • Custom Design • Renovation • Various Size Suites Available DALLAS TOWNSHIP appliances includ- $575 a month PITTSTON includes trash and Medical, Legal, Commercial • Utilities • Parking • Janitorial 63 acres with about Level Lot ed. New kitchen & 5,000’ roadfront on bathroom floors. sewer. Security Full Time Maintenance Staff Available 100 x 135, located deposit and refer- 2 roads. All Wood- on broad street. Must See! ed. $385,000. Call Must Sell! ences. NO pets. $30,000 Call 570-947-1981. For Rental Information call 570-287-1161 Besecker Realty 570-604-1553 570-696-3801 $18,000 570-675-3611 570-333-4232 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 PAGE 11D 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 944 Commercial 950 Half Doubles 950 Half Doubles 953Houses for Rent 953Houses for Rent 959 Mobile Homes Unfurnished Unfurnished Properties MOUNTAIN TOP WILKES-BARRE PITTSTON TWP. KINGSTON PLAINS HARVEY’S LAKE Recently remodeled JENKINS TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP WILKES-BARRE $1,750/MONTH $695/month. New LUXURY DUPLEX Cute Cape Cod home with 3 bed- Affordable New & 2.5 bedrooms, 1 Š1 bedroom bath, kitchen, living This beautiful, com- style, in beautiful rooms, 1 1/2 baths, Used Homes For bath, washer/dryer, water included & dining rooms, pletely renovated 2 setting, 2 miles off washer/dryer. Full Sale &Rental off-street parking, Š2 bedroom 2 & 1/2 bedrooms. bedroom luxury Harvey’s Lake. Sits unfinished base- Homes Available. on 9 acres with HEATHER HIGHLANDS Find the no pets, no smok- single Water, sewer & apartment could be ment with work- ing, small yard. Š2 bedroom recycling included. yours! All new high beautiful yard. 2 shop. Gas heat. No MHC 109 Main St $550 per month + water included Gas fireplace. New end amenities in- bedrooms, 1 bath, smoking. No pets. Inkerman, PA utilities. Security & flooring, ceiling clude: hardwood w/d. $700 plus Credit check & 570-655-9643 references. HANOVER fans. Washer/ floors, gorgeous electric. Call Ron security deposit Call (570)760-1329 Š2 bedroom 1/2 dryer hook up. maple kitchen cabi- 570-881-8493 required. 1 year 962 Rooms double. 3002 N. Twp Blvd. Lease & security. nets with granite lease. $1,150/ perfect 4 bedroom Call after 6 pm. countertops & stain- Collect cash, not dust! month. Call LINE UP Š Medical office for Clean out your double rent on the Pittston 570-332-3562 less steel appli- Nicole Dominick LUZERNE ances. Spacious basement, garage 570-715-7757 A SUCCESSFUL SALE By-Pass. Highly vis- KINGNice,STONcleanHOUSE 1 bedroom, great room with gas or attic and call the Š ible location with furnished room, water included. KINGSTON fireplace. Tile bath, Classified depart- IN CLASSIFIED! plenty of parking. 3/4 bedrooms. starting at $340. PITTSTON stacked wash- ment today at 570- $1,800 sq. ft. of Convenient location Efficiency at $450 friend. Large 1 bed er/dryer. Large Do you need more space? Š beautifully finished in quiet residential 829-7130! month furnished room water screened-in porch. A yard or garage sale space can be used neighborhood. with all utilities included Many large, conven- Smith Hourigan for any type office Heat, utilities and included. Off in classified ient closets. Central Group use. $1,750/ mo. outside mainte- street parking. McDermott & A/C. New gas heat- HARVEYS LAKE 570-474-6307 is the best way plus utilities. nance by tenant. 2 small bedrooms, 570-718-0331 McDermott ing system. Huge MLS 13-098 No Pets or Smok- All appliances. The Classified to clean out your closets! Real Estate attic for storage. Call Charlie ing. 1 month securi- Security & first Inc. Property “Must See!” $1,000 LINE UP You’re in bussiness 570-829-6200 ty, 1 year lease month’s rent. Management + utilities, lease & Available July 1 WILKES-BARRE3 bedroom, A GREAT DEAL... section at with classified! 570-675-4025 security. NO PETS, NO PETS. $700. ROSEWOOD REALTY 1 1/2 bath (direct line) ROSEWOOD REALTY NO SMOKING 570-762-6792 IN CLASSIFIED! Mon-Fri. 8-7pm 570-793-6294 Townhouse timesleader.com WILKES-BARRE Sat. 8-noon 287-6822 $700/month+ util- Looking for the right deal West River St. 287-6822 ities. 1 month 1/2 Huge 3-4 bed- SWOYERSVILLE KINGSTON on an automobile? Shopping for a 3 bedroom, all security. No Pets room, with heat NEW LISTING PLYMOUTH Half Double appliances, finished 570-647-5053 Turn to classified. included, 3rd Busy, high visibility new apartment? 2 bedrooms, New lower level, garage. It’s a showroom in print! floor, great views location. Body Classified lets flooring, water $1,050/month + utili- from private bal- shop, garage, car Classified’s got you compare costs - included. Other utili- ties & security. No cony, near Wilkes lot. Situated on WILKES-BARRE without hassle ties by tenant, No pets. 570-675-3712. Clean, 2 bedroom, the directions! & downtown. over 1 acre with Pets. $465/month+ duplex. Stove, $850/month. Pets 9,000 sq. ft. of or worry! Get moving security deposit. KINGSTON hookups, parking, 971 Vacation & OK Call Commercial Space. 570-779-4240 153 Gates Avenue. yard. No pets/no Resort Properties 570-798-7051 $389,900 with classified! 3 bedroom town- smoking. 944 Commercial Call Joe 953Houses for Rent house, with 2 $475 + utilities. WYOMING Properties 613-9080 baths, one car 570-868-4444 PITTSTON 1/2 DOUBLE garage. Mint HARVEYS LAKE TOWNHOUSE 2-3 bedrooms, EDWARDSVILLE Furnished Summer washer/dryer condition for Looking for that TYPE Home. Starting June hookup. Front and AMERICA $1,100/month + to end of August. APARTMENT COMMERCIAL RETAIL special place side porch, 2 car REALTY security & one year called home? College students Carpet, tile bath, garage. Sewer and lease. No pets. welcome in Sept. new appliances, PROPERTY FOR RENT: 613-9080 OFFICE Classified will address 900 Sq. Ft. garbage included. 570-288-1422 MLS#13-1595 Lake rights. Call for washer/dryer, No Pets. $600. a Call Jill Hiscox Your needs. details. hook up, sewer, STORE RETAIL month + security. 696-0875 Open the door 570-639-5041 parking by front SPACE Call (570) 655-5156 door. $650 + util- 315 PLAZA HOUSHOUSEE with classified! Call 829-7130 ities, security & Will be vacant PLAINS 974 Wanted to Rent 1,750 SQ. FT. & WYOMING lease. No smok- as of Cozy, modern 2 2,400 SQ.FT 84 Fifth Street. Real Estate ing, no pets. bedroom, nice yard, to place your ad. January 1, 2013 OFFICE/RETAIL 2 bedrooms, 1.5 570-693-0695 200 Spring St. quiet street, $525 BEAUTBEAUTIFULIFUL 696-3801 baths, off street plus utilities, lease, Includes white 2,000 FT. parking, nice yard. HARVEYS LAKE Wilkes-Barre security. No pets colonial kitchen, On Lake Motorcycle for sale? Fully Furnished Mint condition Great for a 570-332-1216 center island, all WEST PITTSTON Home or dock with With Cubicles. Single home. 3 bed- $850/month + 1 Barber Shop! appliances, 2 glass year lease & all facilities by the Let them see it here 570-829-1206 / windowed rooms 1.5 baths, week or month. Call Michael at newly panted. security deposit. ONNNLLLYY OONNENELLELEADED R.R. in the Classifieds! PLYMOUTH enclosed porches, Call Jill Hiscox 570-675-0324 570-239-7213 2 bedroom, com- gas fireplace, 1.5 Stove, dishwasher, WILKES-BARRE 1 car off street 696-0875 WAREHOUSE/ puter room, gas baths & more. 2 Find homes for 570-829-7130 heat, all appliances parking, full base- Do you need more space? OFFICE SPACE YEAR SAME RENT included. No Pets, ment. $700/mo, A yard or garage sale 5,000 sq. ft. with $900/month your kittens! 962 Rooms parking lot. Office, no smoking. $650 plus oil, hot water, in classified plus utilities and + utilities. NO PETS/ heat,electric, timesleader.com 1,000 sq. ft. with EMPLOYMENT Place an ad here! 2,000 sq. ft. ware- security. Available sewer. Security is the best way VERIFICATION. 696-3801 to clean out your closets! house. Off I-81, June 1. After 6pm required. Available 570-829-7130 MELODY Exit 165. Call 570-474-5989 June 15 954-7849 You’re in bussiness 570-823-1719 MOTEL VE with classified! Mon. through Fri. 7 am to 3 pm. From - $39.99/night SA

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