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Local forestry firefighters get hunch that their lives in North- “There’s no such thing as another day at the office Lylo, who has also been sum- the call to head west when eastern Pennsylvania were about moned to aid the fire command to change. with a job like this.” logistics section in other states. massive blazes break out. Both men work for the state Westley Stout “It’s structured like a military op- Bureau of Forestry in the Lacka- Bureau of Forestry eration.” wanna State Forest, jobs that take It’s an operation that Bardzi- By TOM VENESKY them to some of the most scenic louskas and Stout were happy to [email protected] places in the region. but square miles. personnel and resources wherev- be a part of when the call for as- As Tony Bardzilouskas and But earlier this month, Bardzi- Bardzilouskas and Stout were er they are needed in the country. sistance came from California. Westley Stout followed the news louskas and Stout found them- summoned to California as part “We post what resources are “You watch the news and see reports of massive wildfires con- selves in southern California, of a cooperative agreement be- available, and when there’s a what’s happening, so you know suming thousands of acres out helping to fight wildfires so big tween the Bureau of Forestry and need in the country they’ll call,” west this summer, they had a they were measured not in acres the U.S. Forest Service to provide said DCNR district forester Nick SeeFIRE, Page 10A

OPEN CHAMPION ENJOYED A ’DOUBLE BAGEL.’ HONORING ST. JOSEPH ON LABOR DAY Serena Williams didn’t drop a game in advancing to the quarterfinals of the President U.S. Open. Williams beat 82nd-ranked Andrea Hlavackova 6-0, 6-0 in 57 minutes. It was the first time in 62 career victo- reaches out ries at Flushing Meadows that the three-time U.S. Open champion enjoyed a“double bagel.” PAGE 1B to victims

NATIONAL LEAGUE Obama visits Isaac-plagued Louisiana on PHILLIES 4 eve of Democratic convention. REDS 3 By DAVID ESPO and BEN FELLER Associated Press ASTROS 5 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — President Barack Oba- PIRATES 1 ma consoled victims of Hurricane Isaac along the Gulf Coast on Monday and stoked the enthusiasm of union voters in the industrial heartland, AMERICAN LEAGUE blending a hard political sell with a softer show of sympathy on the eve of the Democratic Na- RAYS 4 tional Convention. YANKEES 3 At times like these, “nobody’s a Democrat or a Republican, we’re all just Americans looking out for one another,” the president said after inspect- ORIOLES 4 ing damage inflicted by the storm and hugging BLUE JAYS 0 some of its victims. He was flanked by local and state officials of both parties as he spoke. There was nothing nonpartisan about his ear- ANGELS 8 lier appearance in Toledo, Ohio. There, the president said Republican challenger Mitt Romney ATHLETICS 3 should be penalized for “unnecessary roughness” on the middle class and accused him in a ringing Labor Day speech of backing higher taxes for millions after opposing the 2009 auto industry bailout. Obama’s trip to LaPlace, La., was a televised interlude in the rough and tumble of the political INSIDE campaign, four days after Romney accepted his ANEWS: Local 3A party’s presidential nomination at the GOP Con- Nation & World 5A vention in Tampa, Fla., and three days before the Editorials 9A president is nominated by Democratic delegates in Charlotte. BSPORTS: 1B Weather 8B Unlike Obama, Romney made no mention of federal aid in his own trip to Louisiana last Fri- CHEALTH : 1C day showing concern and support. Birthdays 5C First lady Michelle Obama was already in the Television 6C Democratic convention city as her husband Crossword/Horoscope 7C Comics 8C BILL TARUTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER SeeOBAMA, Page 10A DCLASSIFIED: 1D ngela Kuczenski of Yatesville prays at the statue of St. Joseph after a Labor Day Mass honoring St. AJoseph the Worker at Oblates of St. Joseph Seminary Chapel in Laflin on Monday morning. The Mass, concelebrated by Oblate priests of the greater Pittston and Hazleton areas, concluded the annual tridu- um which included special prayers for workers, the unemployed, and blessings for the new school year. Locals thrilled WEATHER by convention Mason Antonik. T-storms High 78 Low 66 Central Court to cease operation Details, Page 8B Democrats gather in North Carolina this week, stirring excitement. The closure is for county economic counties when we opened up Central reasons, but its backers see a loss. Court (in 2006),” said Martin Kane, one of two magisterial district judges By MATT HUGHES in Wilkes-Barre. “In my mind, we’re go- [email protected] By EDWARD LEWIS ing backwards, but I can appreciate Twenty-four hours after arriving in Charlotte, [email protected] (President) Judge Tom Burke’s posi- N.C., Joanne McDade of Wilkes-Barre is still taking Once a model for other central tion with the budget.” inthehubbubheraldingthestartofthe2012 Demo- courts in Pennsylvania, Wilkes-Barre’s Wilkes-Barre Central Court was ini- cratic convention. Central Court is set to close by the end tially established as Luzerne County Media from all the cable news channels and from of the month. Central Court in 2006 and was de- outposts as far off as Beijing; protesters from faith- Preparations have already begun to signed to speed cases through the based groups hurling condemnations; the odd ce- schedule preliminary hearings for court system. lebrity sighting; all this comes before the conven- criminal cases at the two magisterial To the dismay of a few police chiefs tion’s official opening today. McDade is taking it all district offices in Wilkes-Barre. that criticized its operations, cases in with wide eyes and a smile. The closure of Wilkes-Barre Central were disposed at a much quicker rate “I’m participating in history,” she said. “It’s a Court, located in the Thomas C. Tho- with plea agreements being worked countrywherewomenhavetherighttovote;where mas building on Union Street, is an at- out between an assistant district attor- everybody can vote, and I don’t understand person- tempt to save $150,000 to offset a pro- ney and a defense attorney. DON CAREY/ THE TIMES LEADER ally why people wouldn’t participate in it. jected $1.25 million county deficit. Central Court in Wilkes-Barre will 6 09815 10011 “Central court was a model for seven SeeCOURT, Page 10A close by the end of the month. SeeLOCALS, Page 8A PAGE 2A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 ➛ timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Two men arrested DETAILS LOTTERY in shots-fired report MIDDAY DRAWING DAILY NUMBER – 4-4-3 Moosic police say documents. (2-1-1, DOUBLE DRAW) investigation of Rocky Glen An officer responding to the report of shots fired, alerted by 911 BIG 4 – 5-0-9-2 Park incident is continuing. operators to be on the lookout for QUINTO – 3-4-0-6-0 asilver pickup carrying an ATV or motorcycle, stopped the silver TREASURE HUNT By MATT HUGHES pickup on Springbrook Avenue 06-07-18-24-29 [email protected] and took the driver, Victor Cardo- NIGHTLY DRAWING Moosic police arrested two na-Crespo, and a passenger, Ke- DAILY NUMBER – 2-2-0 men and confiscated a stolen ve- vin Cardona, into custody, ac- BIG 4 – 9-0-2-1 hicle in connection with a report cording to court documents. QUINTO – 2-0-8-8-5 of shots fired in Rocky Glen Park Police said two other men fled Sunday evening. They said inves- from the truck as officers ap- CASH 5 tigation of the incident is contin- proached, one of whom they 03-07-14-31-37 uing. identified as Josthann Cardona. MATCH 6 According to court documents, Officers also found a black Ford 14-23-27-32-39-40 Fusion in the area, and several Moosic police responded at ap- AP PHOTO men fled the vehicle into a wood- proximately 6 p.m. Sunday to a Michael Clarke Duncan, center, plays the role of a prisoner in ‘The Green Mile.’ At left is Tom HARRISBURG – No player ed area as they approached, po- parking lot in the former amuse- Hanks, and at right is David Morse. matched all five winning lice said. Police were not able to ment park off Rocky Glen Road, numbers drawn in Monday’s catch the men who fled. Police where they were met by John “Pennsylvania Cash 5” said a records check revealed the Fashouer, Brandon Emily and game, so today’s jackpot will Brian Mikelski. vehicle had been stolen from be worth $325,000. The three told police they were Dickson City in July. Film favorite dies Lottery officials said 54 approached by a group of Hispan- Police charged Cardona-Cres- players matched four num- ic males who arrived in the park- po, 43, of Scranton, and Cardona, ing lot in several vehicles, includ- 21, of Scranton, with criminal bers and won $280 each; ing a silver Ford pickup truck and conspiracy of aggravated assault, Actor Duncan famed for ‘The Green Mile’ 2,548 players matched ablack Ford Fusion sedan. The reckless endangerment of anoth- three numbers and won $10 men carried baseball bats and er person, criminal attempt of ag- each; and 29,649 players guns and two of the men fired gravated assault and simple as- By STEVE LOEPER lis again in “Breakfast of matched two numbers and gunshots in their direction, they sault with a weapon. They were Associated Press Champions,” “The Whole won $1 each. told police. arraigned Monday at the Lacka- LOS ANGELES — Michael Nine Yards” and “Sin City.” • Thursday’s “Pennsylva- The witnesses told police they wanna County Courthouse be- Clarke Duncan, the hulking, His industrial-sized build nia Match 6 Lotto” jackpot had earlier in the day confronted fore District Judge Sean prolific character actor was suited for everything will be worth at least Hispanic males who were riding McGraw, Carbondale, and are be- whose dozens of films in- from superhero films (”Dare- $950,000 because no play- ATVs or dirt bikes that the wit- ing held on $150,000 each in cluded an Oscar-nominated devil”) to comedy (”Tallede- er holds a ticket with one nesses believed had been stolen straight bail at the Lackawanna performance as a death row ga Nights,” “School for row that matches all six from their friends. They said they County Prison. inmate in “The Green Mile” Scoundrels”). His gravelly winning numbers drawn in left the area after more Hispanic Police said investigation of the and such other box office baritone alone was good Monday’s game. males arrived, according to court incident is continuing. hits as “Armageddon,” “Plan- enough for several animated et of the Apes” and “Kung Fu movies, including, “Kung Fu OBITUARIES Panda,” is dead at age 54. Panda,” “Delgo” and “Broth- Clarke died Monday morn- er Bear.” Among Clarke’s tel- Arnold, Stephan Kayaking actor rescued by ing at Cedars-Sinai Medical evision credits: “The Appren- Capristo, Yolanda Center in Los Angeles, Michael Clarke Duncan ac- tice,” “The Finder,” “Two Chiarucci, Eva where he was being treated cepts two awards for the film and a Half Men” and “The for a heart attack, said his ‘The Green Mile’ at the Peo- Suite Life of Zack and Cody.” Dietz, Anne Coast Guard in New York fiancée, Reverend Omarosa ple’s Choice Awards. Born in Chicago in 1957, Harrison, Marion Manigault, in a statement re- Duncan was raised by a sin- Hill, Elizabeth By EMILY NGO leased by publicist Joy Fehi- Duncan had a handful of gle mother whose resistance Marut, Joseph Newsday (MCT) ly. minor roles before “The to his playing football led to Moyles, Norma MELVILLE, N.Y. -- Oscar-win- The muscular, 6-foot-4 Green Mile” brought him an his deciding he wanted to be- ning actor Russell Crowe lost his Duncan, a former bodyguard Academy Award nomination come an actor. But when his Nesgoda, Michael Sr. way kayaking in Huntington Bay who turned to acting in his for best supporting actor. mother became ill, he drop- Ostrowski, Michael off Long Island and was rescued 30s, “suffered a myocardial The 1999 film, based on the ped out of college, Alcorn Pizano, Donnie by a U.S. Coast Guard boat, offi- infarction on July 13 and nev- Stephen King novel of the State University, and worked Plona, Frank cials said Sunday night. er fully recovered,” the state- same name, starred Tom as a ditch digger and boun- Smith, Bonnie “He just needed a little bit of a ment said. “Manigault is Hanks as a corrections officer to support her. By his lift. He got a little bit lost,” said grateful for all of your cer at a penitentiary in the mid-20s, he was in Los An- Thalenfeld, Lillian Coast Guard Petty Officer Robert prayers and asks for privacy 1930s. Duncan played John geles, where he looked for Walsh, Robin Swieciki, who aided the rescue at this time. Celebrations of Coffey, a convicted murderer acting parts and became a Williams, John Saturday. his life, both private and with a surprisingly gentle bodyguard for Will Smith, Ja- 2A, 6A “When the sun went down, he public, will be announced at demeanor and extraordinary mie Foxx and other stars. didn’t know where he was.” alater date.” healing powers. The murder of rapper Noto- Best known for his lead role in In the spring of 2012, Clar- Duncan’s performance rious B.I.G., for whom Dun- WHO TO CONTACT “Gladiator,” Crowe is filming the APFILE PHOTO ke had appeared in a video caught on with critics and can had been hired to pro- biblical-themed “Noah” in nearby Missed Paper...... 829-5000 Upper Brookville. 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Classified Ads...... 970-7130 Newsroom...... 970-7242 when they saw the Coast Guard wearing a life vest, the officer tarian three years earlier. of his good fortune to Bruce Early film and television boat about 10 p.m., Swieciki said. said, adding, “He seemed pretty “I cleared out my refriger- Willis, who recommended credits, when he was usually Vice President/Executive Editor “He shouted at us from the beach, knowledgeable” about kayaking. ator, about $5,000 worth of Duncan for “The Green cast as a bodyguard or boun- Joe Butkiewicz...... 970-7249 and he paddled up to us,” Swieci- Swieciki called the actor “pretty meat,” he said. “I’m a lot Mile” after the two appeared cer, included “Bulworth,” “A Asst. 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Public Chris Hughes ...... 970-7329 EProspect Street, Wilkes-Barre, her patients asked if they should passed away on Sunday, September health advocates say it’s one Director, Interactive and New Media 2, 2012, at the Meadows Nursing & organic food is healthier. switch. contributor to the nation’s grow- Nick DeLorenzo ...... 970-7152 Rehabilitation Center in Dallas. “There are many reasons why ing problem with increasingly Photo Editor She was born in the Georgetown someone might choose organic hard-to-treat germs. Caroline Clark Van Orden ...... 970-7175 Section of Wilkes-Barre Township, By LAURAN NEERGAARD foods over conventional foods,” on December19,1914, a daughter of Smith DeWaal, food safety direc- Community News ...... 970-7245 the late Michael and Thecla Panela AP Medical Writer from environmental concerns to tor at the Center for Science in Podushak. She attended Wilkes- WASHINGTON — Patient af- taste preferences, Bravata the Public Interest, counted 24 Barre Township High School. Eva ter patient asked: Is eating orga- stressed. But when it comes to outbreaks linked to multidrug- BUILDING was employed for 25 years as a Fos- nic food, which costs more, real- individual health, “there isn’t resistant germs in food between ter Grandparent, serving at the much difference.” TRUST White Haven Center and at Dodson ly better for me? 2000 and 2010. and Kistler Elementary Schools in Unsure, Stanford University Her team did find a notable The government has begun Wilkes-Barre. She was a longtime doctors dug through reams of re- difference with antibiotic-resist- steps to curb the nonmedical The Times Leader strives to member of Holy Rosary Church in search to find out — and con- ant germs, a public health con- use of antibiotics on the farm. correct errors, clarify stories Wilkes-Barre. cern because they are harder to and update them promptly. the 3rd floor nurses, aides and cluded there’s little evidence Organic foods account for 4.2 She was preceded in death by her treat if they cause food poison- Corrections will appear in this husband, Louis Chiarucci in 1999 housekeepers. that going organic is much percent of retail food sales, ac- ing. spot. If you have information and by her daughter-in-law, Holly Funeral Services will be held on healthier, citing only a few dif- cording to the U.S. Department Chiarucci in 1994. She was also pre- Friday at 9 a.m. from the Nat & Specialists long have said that to help us correct an inaccu- ceded in death by her brothers, John Gawlas Funeral Home, 89 Park Ave- ferences involving pesticides organic or not, the chances of of Agriculture. It certifies prod- racy or cover an issue more and Michael Podushak and by her nue, Wilkes-Barre, with a Mass of and antibiotics. bacterial contamination of food ucts as organic if they meet cer- thoroughly, call the newsroom sister, Anna Podushak. Christian Burial to follow at 9:30 Eating organic fruits and veg- are the same, and Monday’s tain requirements including beat 829-7242. Surviving are children, Lewis A. a.m. in Our Lady of Hope Parish, 40 etables can lower exposure to ing produced without synthetic Chiarucci and his wife, Barbara, Park Avenue, Wilkes-Barre. Inter- analysis agreed. But when bacte- Dallas; Rose Eichhorn and her hus- ment will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, pesticides, including for chil- ria did lurk in chicken or pork, pesticides or fertilizers, or rou- band, Bernard, Dallas; Anthony Hanover Township. dren — but the amount mea- germs in the non-organic meats tine use of antibiotics or growth Chiarucci and his wife, Karen, Dal- Friends may call on Thursday sured from conventionally had a 33 percent higher risk of hormones. las; eight grandchildren; 15 great- from 5 to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. grown produce was within safe- being resistant to multiple anti- Consumers can pay a lot more grandchildren; brother Nicholas Po- In lieu of flowers, memorial dona- +(ISSN No. 0896-4084) dushak and his wife, Nancy, Mil- tions may be made to the Meadows ty limits, the researchers report- biotics, the researchers reported for some organic products but USPS 499-710 waukee, Wisconsin; nieces and ne- Nursing Center Auxiliary, 55 West ed Monday. Monday in the journal Annals of demand is rising: Organic foods phews. Center Hill Road, Dallas, PA 18612. Nor did the organic foods Internal Medicine. accounted for $31.4 billion sales Issue No. 2012-248 Eva’s children and family would Online condolences may be sent prove more nutritious. That finding comes amid de- last year, according to a recent Newsroom like to thank the staff at the Mead- by visiting Eva’s obituary at 829-7242 ows Nursing Center for their loving www.natandgawlasfuneralhome- “I was absolutely surprised,” bate over feeding animals anti- Obama administration report. [email protected] Circulation and compassionate care, especially .com. said Dr. Dena Bravata, a senior biotics, not because they’re sick That’s up from $3.6 billion in Jim McCabe – 829-5000 research affiliate at Stanford and but to fatten them up. Farmers 1997. [email protected] Published daily by: More Obituaries, Page 6A Impressions Media 15 N. 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letter will be discussed at Misericordia University will host After 25 Years.” Misericordia University. several speakers, including The event Thursday will begin at Bishop Joseph Bambera of the 7 p.m. in Lemmond Theater in Diocese of Scranton, to discuss Walsh Hall. “The U.S. Bishops’ Pastoral It is free and open to the public. By JERRY LYNOTT Letter: Economic Justice for All BILL TARUTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER [email protected] Aworker died in an accident Sunday DALLAS TWP. – The rele- Bambera Kearney Curran Rose at the Core-Mark distribution center vance of the 1987 U.S. Bishops’ jobless data from the U.S. De- gram are Margarita Rose, Ph.D. on West End Road in Hanover Town- pastoral letter “Economic Jus- partment of Labor. professor and chair of the De- ship. tice for All” will be the topic of a discussion, said the document the high unemployment rate of The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre partment of Economics at discussion Thursday at Miser- still resonates 25 years after it 7percent should not be accept- region’s rate of 9.6 percent was King’s College and Joseph Cur- icordia University. HANOVER TWP. was written. ed as the new normal, he add- the highest in the state among ran, Ph.D., associate professor Bishop Joseph Bambera of “The one point that really ed. major job markets in July. and chair of the Department of the Diocese of Scranton will be Worker dies in accident the keynote speaker at the 7 jumps off the page is jobs,” he It’s gotten worse, however, as The Catholic Church is not Religious Studies at Misericor- said of his rereading of the let- the nation struggles to emerge out of place in commenting on dia. An unidentified 33-year-old em- p.m. event that is free and open to the public. ter. from the Great Recession. economic issues, Kearney After the discussion, mem- ployee of Core-Mark in Hanover Timothy Kearney, Ph.D., as- The economic climate back In July, the national rate noted. The bishops take on the bers of the audience can ask the Township was fatally injured while sistant professor and chair of then was “not a heck of a lot dif- stood at 8.3 percent and has not subject as teachers, not as tech- panelists about their individual he was operating a forklift Sunday the university’s business de- ferent” than today, he said. changed much since January, nicians, he said. presentations or aspects of the night, township police said. partment and moderator of the The bishops at the time felt according to the most recent Also taking part in the pro- letter. Police and the Luzerne County Coroner’s Office are still investigating, but police said it appears to be a work-related accident. The name of the worker was not released Monday afternoon, pending notification of family members. A‘capitol’ Core-Mark supplies products to the convenience retail industry. JENKINS TWP. idea for Democrats to gather Members of the Luzerne County Democratic Party are invited to patriotism watch President Obama’s acceptance speech during the Democratic Na- tional Convention on Thursday at a Aformer local man plans to public event beginning at 8 p.m. at visit 50 statehouses to help Brews Brothers Restaurant, River Road, Jenkins Township. promote pride in America. President Obama is scheduled to speak during the 10 p.m. hour. By SHEENA DELAZIO [email protected] Luzerne County native Mickey Straub has something he wants to share with the 50 states: His patriotism. Beginning today, Straub, 55, who now lives in Chicago, plans to venture to each state capitol on a “50 Capitols in 50 Days” cross- country trip. At each stop he will NIKO J. KALLIANIOTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER recite the Gettysburg Address Steve Owazany, top, and Andy Peck work on the baseball field wall Saturday afternoon at the North End Little while honoring military veterans. League field in Wilkes-Barre. Volunteers are building a new home for their Wiffle Ball league. “I’m doing it for personal and pa- SUBMITTED PHOTO triotic reasons,” Straub said in a re- First row, Rachel Bott, intern, Kathy cent interview. “If you read the Get- Dobash, Funfest Committee: second tysburg Address today, which is an row: Attorney Joseph Ustynoski, amazing and timeless document, it Maureen Gregory, Faith Assembly of The new ballgame applies to the world today.” God; Jane Dougherty, First Presby- terian Church. Straub, who lived in Wilkes- Barre and Kingston until the age of HAZLETON One-time Little League park to host Wiffle Ball 22, says his patriotism springs Funfest focuses on kids from his pride in being from the Keystone State – where the Decla- Funfest will once again provide By STEVEN FONDO Times Leader Correspondent ration of Independence was signed free activities for kids during Funfest and the Gettysburg Address was weekend, thanks to a partnership delivered. with several organizations and the ILKES-BARRE -- A recreational Wiffle Ball league will be rounding the bases at a Straub said his patriotism also backing of a longtime sponsor. Fun- comes from working as an investi- fest is Sept. 8 and 9 in Downtown newly leased and renovated field in the city thanks to help from local online gator for the Department of De- Hazleton, and the Kids Area will voters and an international soft drink giant’s generosity. •The Backyard Wiffle fense. once again be based in First Presby- Ball League moved into its new home at the site of the former North End Little The Gettysburg Address was a terian Church at Broad and Church speech given by the 16th president WLeague Field on North Washington Street following months of discussion with Streets. Both indoor and outdoor of the United States, Abraham Lin- activities will be held from noon to 5 city officials. coln, on November 19, 1863. Lin- p.m. Saturday and from noon to 3 coln delivered the speech during p.m. Sunday. Ustynoski and Marusak “We won a $10,000 grant from MORE INFORMATION way Park and the Polo Grounds. the Civil War at the dedication of law firm is marking its 10th consec- Pepsi and we knew we wanted to According to Sickle, the Pepsi Re- the Soldiers’ National Cemetery in utive year as Kids Activities sponsor. give back to the community,” said Log on to the Backyard Wiffle Ball fresh grant is awarded to the top 15 Gettysburg. Other support is coming from Faith Kevin Sickle, who founded the six- League’s updated website at vote-getters among community- Lincoln was all about freedom, Assembly of God, and the Hazleton team league in 2004 with fellow www.BWBL.net. based organizations in a national saving the union and equality, Area School District. In addition to Wiffle Ball enthusiast Tom Hannon. poll of online voters weighing in on Straub said, which can be applied hosting the Kids Area, the parishion- “The field in North End was per- the organizations’ mission state- to today’s standards. ers of First Presbyterian will also fect for us, so we’re thrilled that the Sickle said league volunteers are ment and core ideas. “Lincoln was not about himself coordinate activities. lease worked out for the city and for modifying the currently unused “We had some people voting for like so many other politicians,” First Presbyterian hosts the indoor our league. It was a win-win for all baseball diamond to reflect vintage activities, and will give kids the Straub said. “(The Gettysburg Ad- of us,” he said. ballparks such as Ebbets Field, Fen- SeeLEAGUE, Page 10A chance to do free Christmas Crafts and to enjoy other activities. Parents SeeSTRAUB, Page 10A are encouraged to bring their cam- eras to have their children’s picture taken with Santa on Saturday. Also on Saturday, the church will provide asnack bar with tacos to go, drinks, To 4H, auction is culmination of a dream and other goodies. Local artist Kathy Dobash, who is also a member of the By STEVEN FONDO “The majority of the money raised members and their families. Next Funfest Committee, will create sever- Times Leader Correspondent through the auction goes directly to year,theWyomingCountymembers al crafts for children to undertake An auctioneer’s familiar staccato the child who raised the animal,” will travel to Kansas to observe Mid- when they stop into the church. call rose above the barnyard noises said Pam Hemann of Meshoppen, western agriculture firsthand. Faith Assembly of God will coor- on Monday signaling the beginning president of the Wyoming County “My time in 4H has been a great dinate outdoor activities on North of the 4H Livestock Auction at the Fair Livestock Committee. “A por- experience, with great influences Church Street throughout the day 27th Annual Wyoming County Fair. tion of the funds go to the Wyoming and great friends,” said 16-year-old Saturday. Children will be enter- The popular sale featured hogs, County Teen Council as well.” Will Phinney of Tunkhannock, who tained by the church’s clowns and beef steers, lambs and goats raised Before theauction,aluncheonfea- raised two champion hogs for Mon- puppets. There will be face painting, by Wyoming County 4H members as turing local beef, lamb and goat was day’s sale. Auction officials said it and the church will have their giant part of their annual livestock pro- served to prospective buyers gath- has been customary for many of the inflatable slide available for free ject. ered at the fair’s agricultural arena. Gas and Energy companies working rides. Family entertainment will be According to 4H officials, the Hemann said that her committee intheMarcellusShaleReserveinthe provided throughout the afternoon. young members ages 8 through 19 sponsored a cake, pie and quilt sale Northern Tier to be highest bidder Students from the Hazleton Area have a list of projects they can partic- to raise money for a 4H “exchange for many of the prize-winning ani- PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMES LEADER High School’s Key Club will be on ipate in each year, such as dairy, ma- program” that this year brought mals at the auction and then donate Brett Peterson of Tunkhannock herds her pigs hand to assist kids in their crafts ple syrup, archery and riflery as well young Kansan 4H members to our the livestock to 4H or local soup around the pen at Monday’s livestock sale at the throughout the weekend. as rocketry and electronics. area for a week of sharing with local kitchens. Wyoming County Fairgrounds in Meshoppen. CMYK

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The suicide attack on consular staff tims. Local television channels showed a killed, but we are seeking further infor- is unusual because of security. The ability of militants to hit the con- damaged American passport that be- mation about other victims of this hei- sulate staff at all was unusual. Extreme longed to one of the injured staff. nous act. We stand ready to work with security measures guard the movement The consulate employees had "non Pakistani authorities on a full investiga- By SAEED SHAH of U.S. diplomats and other American life-threatening injuries," said Rian Har- tion so that the perpetrators can be McClatchy Newspapers (MCT) staff based at the heavily fortified con- ris, a spokesperson for the U.S. embassy brought to justice.” ISLAMABAD - A bomb injured two sulate in Peshawar, a city in northwest in Islamabad. Mian Iftikhar Hussain, the informa- Americans employed at U.S. consulate Pakistan close to the lawless tribal area “We can confirm that a vehicle be- tion minister of the provincial govern- in Peshawar Monday when a suicide at- and the border with Afghanistan. tacker rammed their vehicle, officials The powerful bomb left the American longing to the U.S. Consulate in Pesha- ment in the northwest, said that the car said. Two local staff members of the SUV a charred skeleton. But it was al- war was hit in an apparent terrorist at- of the bomber managed to slip in be- mission also were injured. most certainly an armored vehicle, tack. Two U.S. personnel and two Pakis- tween the American vehicle and its es- Two Pakistanis were killed at the site which is what could have saved the lives tani staff of the Consulate were injured cort. of the explosion, while a further19 were of those riding inside. Police put the and are receiving medical treatment,” “The message of these attackers is injured. The local police escorting the size of the bomb at 100 kilograms, he added in a statement. that it is not safe for any foreign country AP PHOTO American vehicle were among the vic- which left a wide crater in the ground. “No U.S. Consulate personnel were to have a consulate here,” said Hussain. Ready, set, march Angelana Jones, right, poses for a photograph as she waits to take part in the West Indian Day Parade, Mon- day in the Brooklyn borough of New York.

JAKARTA, INDONESIA Clinton urges united front .S. Secretary of State Hillary Rod- Uham Clinton called Monday for Southeast Asian states to present a united front to the Chinese in dealing with territorial disputes in the South AP PHOTO China Sea to “literally calm the wa- In Ironton, La., Natachia Riley is ters.” And she urged all involved to near her mother’s flooded home. make “meaningful progress” on a process for ending conflicts by November. In Indonesia’s capital Clinton offered strong U.S. support for a regionally endorsed plan to ease rising tensions Power is by implementing a code of conduct for all claimants to disputed islands. Jakar- ta is the headquarters of the Associ- ation of South East Asian Nations, and Clinton also pressed the group to insist still out that China agree to a formal mechanism to reduce short-term risks of conflict and ultimately come to final settlements over sovereignty. AP PHOTOS ASyrian girl, bottom center, who fled her home due to the fighting, waits to buy bread and eggs from a store Monday, for many LAGOS, NIGERIA as she and others take refuge at a border crossing in hopes of entering one of the refugee camps in Turkey. Coke-stuffed chicken seized The roasted chickens had an unusual Thousands who fled Isaac remain stuffing — $150,000 worth of cocaine, No talks with rebels in shelters in the Gulf area. according to Nigerian police. ANigerian mechanic who struggled By CAIN BURDEAU and KEVIN McGILL in Brazil for more than six years had Associated Press hoped the drugs would buy him a life Syria: No dialogue with foes before crushing them of luxury in his native land, Nigerian NEW ORLEANS — Tens of thousands of customers remained in the authorities said Monday. By BASSEM MROUE dark Monday in Louisiana and Missis- “This was like a retirement plan for Associated Press sippi, days after Isaac inundated the him,” said Mitchell Ofoyeju, spokes- Gulf Coast with a deluge that still has man for the National Drug Law En- EIRUT — The Syrian some low-lying areas under water. forcement Agency. regime said Monday Most of those were in Louisiana, The accused was arrested over the there will be no dia- where utilities reported more than weekend at the airport in Lagos after B 100,000 people without power as of logue with the oppo- he came in from Sao Paolo with 5.7 Monday morning. Thousands also pounds of cocaine, Ofoyeju said. Pho- sition before the army crushes were without power in Mississippi and tos from the agency showed egg- the rebels, the latest sign that Arkansas. shaped packages wrapped in gold alu- Thousands of evacuees remained at minum foil and tucked into the President Bashar Assad is de- shelters or bunked with friends or rela- browned chickens. termined to solve the crisis on tives. The suspect, Vincent Chegini Chin- the battlefield even if many “My family is split up,” said Angela weuwa, could not immediately be Serpas, from severely flooded Braith- reached for comment as he remained more of his people have to pay waite in Plaquemines Parish. Serpas in custody Monday. with their lives. and her daughter were staying with her in-laws while her husband and son GLENDORA, CALIF. were staying in Belle Chasse, a subur- The statement comes a day after ac- ban area of the parish. Wildfire grows 500 acres tivists reported that August was the “This is the second time we’ve lost bloodiest month since the uprising be- Syrian Information Minister Omran al-Zoebi vows Monday that Syria will give our home. We lost it in Katrina,” she Awildfire in the Angeles National gan in March 2011. new U.N. envoy, Lakhdar Brahimi, ‘maximum assistance.’ Forest that forced the evacuation of said. “There will be no dialogue with the Meanwhile, inspectors from the thousands of visitors has grown anoth- opposition prior to the Syrian army’s very difficult” task. defeat the rebels, an acknowledgement Federal Emergency Management er 500 acres and additional firefighting imposition of security and stability in Activists on Sunday said some 5,000 that his regime is struggling to defeat Agency are out trying to get a handle resources have been requested. all parts of the country,” Information people were killed in August, the high- the tenacious rebels and another indica- on losses. Residents can apply for The fire, which broke out near a Minister Omran al-Zoebi told reporters est toll in the17-month-old uprising and tion that the civil war will be even more grants to get help with home repairs campground Sunday afternoon, grew at a news conference in Damascus. more than three times the monthly av- drawn out and bloody. and temporary housing, among other overnight to about 4,100 acres, or The opposition has long rejected any erage. At the same time, the U.N. chil- In the latest violence on Monday, ac- expenses. roughly 6 square miles, said U.S. Forest talks with the regime until Assad is re- dren’s fund, UNICEF, said 1,600 were tivists said more than 100 people were President Barack Obama visited Service spokeswoman Angie Lavell. moved from power. killed last week alone, also the highest killed — many of them in two air raids Louisiana on Monday, a day ahead of The flames continue to burn deeper Muhieddine Lathkani, an opposition figure for the entire revolt. that knocked out large parts of build- the Democratic National Convention. into a wilderness area away from any figure based in Britain, responded to The two major activists groups raised ings in the northern province of Aleppo. Republican presidential nominee Mitt structures, she said. the minister’s comments by saying “the their total death toll for the entire revolt Government warplanes bombed the Romney visited the state Friday. Oba- Campgrounds that typically attract key to any dialogue will be the depar- to at least 23,000 and as high as 26,000. town of Al-Bab killing at least 19 people ma’s Homeland Security Secretary, Ja- up to 12,000 visitors on the holiday ture of Assad and dismantling of the re- The civil war witnessed a major turn- and the Aleppo neighborhood of Mya- net Napolitano, visited Bay St. Louis, weekend, as well as rehabilitation cen- gime’s security agencies that commit- ing point in August when Assad’s forces sar where10 people, including four chil- Miss., and Slidell, La., on Sunday. ters and the private community of ted all these crimes.” began widely using air power for the dren, were killed. “We are part of a team to make sure Camp Williams Resort, were evacuated Lathkani told The Associated Press first time to try to put down the revolt. The two main activist groups, the Hurricane Isaac is put to rest as soon on Sunday. by telephone that after that happens, The fighting also reached Syria’s largest British-based Syrian Observatory for as we can for all those affected,” Napol- there could be a dialogue. city, Aleppo, which had been relatively Human Rights and the Local Coordina- itano said. “In the meantime, please DETROIT Earlier in the day, the new U.N. envoy quiet for most of the uprising. tion Committees, said the airstrikes tar- know all of us are thinking about those Biden truck recovered to Syria acknowledged that brokering Last week, Assad said in an interview geted a residential area in the northern in Louisiana who are without their an end to the civil war will be a “very, that his armed forces will need time to town of al-Bab. homes or without their businesses.” Detroit police have released photos At least seven people were killed in of a male “person of interest” in the the storm in the U.S. — five in Louisia- na and two in Mississippi. theft of a Secret Service rental truck More than 2,800 people were regis- carrying equipment related to Vice tered at various state, local and Red President Joe Biden’s Labor Day visit Red Bull creator’s kin charged in fatality Cross shelters in Louisiana, down to Detroit. from around 4,000 earlier. State offi- Agency spokesman Ed Donovan tells cials were uncertain how many people The Detroit News that the U-Haul The Yoovidhya family is one of the neighborhood of the Comronwit Toopgrajank, said he took would eventually need longer-term truck stolen early Sunday outside the wealthiest in Thailand. Thai capital. charge of the probe after a lower-ranking temporary housing. Kevin Davis, head Westin Book Cadillac hotel was found Hewasfacingcharg- policeman tried to cover up the crime by of the state’s emergency office, said Monday in a parking lot about three es of causing death by turning in a bogus suspect. that housing would likely include ho- miles away. The Associated Press reckless driving and The victim, Sgt. Maj. Wichean Glan- tels at first, then rental homes as close Donovan had said the truck had no BANGKOK — A grandson of the cre- escaping an arrest by prasert, 47, was killed during a motorcy- as possible to their damaged property. weapons on board. He declined to say ator of the Red Bull energy drink has police but was re- cle patrol before dawn. Thai media re- Progress was evident in many plac- whether any of the equipment was been arrested for driving a Ferrari that Yoovidhya leased on $15,900 bail. ported that the car dragged the officer es, though lingering flooding re- stolen. struck a police officer and dragged his Vorayuth admitted and his motorcycle for several dozen feet mained a problem in low-lying areas. Police spokeswoman Sgt. Eren Ste- dead body down a Bangkok street in an he drove the sports car but said the police as it sped through the residential neigh- Crews in the town of Lafitte inten- phens said in an email that investiga- early-morning hit-and-run, police said officer’s motorcycle abruptly cut in front borhood. tionally breached a levee Sunday night tors hope people will see the photos Monday. of his vehicle, said police Maj. Gen. Anu- The Yoovidhya family was ranked the in an effort to help flooding there sub- and help identify the man. Police took Vorayuth Yoovidhya, 27, chai Lekbamroong, the lead investigator 4th richest in Thailand this year by side, Jefferson Parish Councilman Biden addressed a union rally Mon- forquestioningaftertracingoilstreaksto in the case. Forbes magazine, with a net worth of Chris Roberts told The Times-Picay- day to mark Labor Day. The rally was his family’s gated estate in a wealthy Bangkok’s top police official, Lt. Gen. $5.4 billion. une. near the hotel. PAGE 6A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 ➛ OBITUARIES THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com

ELIZABETH VIVIAN HILL, ANNE DIETZ, 92, passed away John M. Williams Robin Lynn Walsh on Saturday at Highland Manor North Walnut Street, Nanticoke, Nursing Center, Exeter. She was August 31, 2012 September 2, 2012 passed away Monday, Sept. 3, 2012 born in German Township, Pa., on in the Wilkes-Barre General Hospi- Nov. 6, 1919. She was the daughter ohn M. Williams, 28, of Du- shining light was taken from tal. Vivian was born May 30, 1931, of the late Joe and Josephine Col- J pont, passed away unexpect- A this world suddenly on Sunday, in Nanticoke, daughter of the late lella Figlicconi. She enjoyed knit- edly Friday, August 31, 2012 at September 2, 2012, Robin Lynn Samuel and Florence Richards Ca- ting, crocheting and reading, home. Walsh, 39, of Plains, died tragically ley. She was a graduate of Nanti- throughout her life. She was pre- Born in Kingston on Septem- in a motorcycle accident. ceded in death by her husband, F. Born September 12, 1972, she coke High School. Vivian was a life ber 14, 1983, he was the son of Charles Dietz; her daughter, Alice was the beloved daughter of Robert member of the First United Metho- John and Colleen Jones Williams, dist Church, Nanticoke, where for Heck; her sisters, Evelyn and Ellen and Nancy (Snopkowski) Walsh. Dupont. Robin was a graduate of Pittston Ar- many years she served as floral co- and her brother, Robert. She is sur- He was preceded in death by ea, Class of 1990 ordinator and pianist for the kin- vived by her daughter, Barbara A. Selecky; her son, Charles F. Dietz, his maternal grandparents, Al- She was employed at the Luzerne dergarten and Sunday School clas- her two granddaughters, Linda bert and Patricia Francik; pater- County Courthouse, Clerk of ses.She was preceded in death by Lovequist and Gwendeline Dietz, nal grandparent, Thomas Wil- Courts. her daughter Donna Lee Shultz. son-in-law, Ronald Heck, several liams. He will be forever remem- Afriend to many, Robin was a Surviving are her husband Donald nieces and nephews. bered as a wonderful son, brother, kind and generous person, always quick to lend a hand to those in A. Hill; son, Samuel W., Wilkes- Private funeral services will be and uncle. He will be deeply mis- need, especially animals. She will be Barre; six grandchildren; five held at the convenience of the fam- sed by all those blessed by his sadly missed by all those lucky Wyoming Avenue,West Pittston. The great-grandchildren; son-in-law ily from the George A. Strish Inc. Krantz; aunts, uncles, and cousins. presence. enough to have known her. Rev. James Breese, pastor of First Bap- Ernest Shultz, Nanticoke. Funeral Home, 105 N. Main St., Memorial Service will be held for Surviving, beside his parents, Besides her parents, Robin is sur- tist Church, Pittston, will officiate. Ashley. There are no public calling family members only on Sunday, Sep- Aprivate family memorial ser- are brother, Jeff and fiancée Amie, vived by her brother, Robert Walsh, Friends may call at the funeral home hours. tember 16, 2012. There will be no call- vice will be held at the conve- Taylor; sister, Lisa Krantz and Jr., and his wife Brenda; niece, Eden Wednesday from 5 p.m. until service ing hours. Arrangements are by the nience of the Hill family. As per Vi- husband David, Pittston; niece, and nephew Bobby; numerous time at 8 p.m. vian’s request, the Hill family does FRANK PLONA, 87, of Duryea, Alexis Krantz; nephew, David Yeosock Funeral Home, Plains. aunts, uncles and cousins; her two In lieu of flowers, the family requests not desire to receive any monetary passed away Thursday, August 30, adorable cats, Little Kitty and Baby memorial donations be sent to Valley donations. Arrangements are by 2012 at Kingston Commons, King- and her pet Chinchilla, Chi-Chi. Cat Rescue, Main Street, Pittston, PA Amemorial service for Robin the Earl W. Lohman Funeral Home ston. Born December 13, 1924 in 18640 or Griffin Pond, 967 Griffin will be held Wednesday at the Ho- Inc., 14 W. Green St., Nanticoke. Duryea, he was the son of the late Road, Clarks Summit, PA 18411. Adam and Pauline Pliska Plona. Stephan E. Arnold well-Lussi Funeral Home, 509 He was a member of Nativity of September 2, 2012 MARION E. HARRISON, 86, Our Lord Parish in Duryea and was aveteran of the United States Mil- Edwardsville, died Saturday, Sep- tephan E. Arnold, 43, of Harveys tember 1, 2012 in the care of Com- itary. He was preceeded in death Michael M. Ostrowski by brothers, John, Stanley, Joseph, S Lake, passed away Sunday, Sep- monwealth Hospice, St Luke’s Vil- tember 2, at his residence. la, Wilkes-Barre. Born in Larks- Stephen and Chester; sisters, Ame- September 2, 2012 lia Szymanski, Bertha Sweeda and Born in Queens, N.Y., he was the ville, she was the daughter of the Sophie Pello. Surviving are nieces son of the late Charles and Helen ichael M. Ostrowski, 61, of Pitt- late Joseph and Elizabeth Brown and nephews. Nau Arnold and was a graduate of Mston, passed away Sunday, Sep- Harrison. She was a graduate of Agraveside service will be Frances Lewis High School, tember 2, 2012 surrounded by his Larksville High School, Class of held on Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Queens. He was a plumber with Ye- 1944. She was employed by Pepsi family. Holy Rosary Cemetery in Duryea. nason Plumbing. Born in Pittston on April 27,1951, Cola until her retirement. She was Funeral arrangements are by Bed- He was preceded in death by he was the son of the late Bernard preceded in death by siblings, Be- narski Funeral Home, 168 Wyom- brothers, Charles and Robert Ar- and Dorothy Corbett Ostrowski. tty Knopic, Joseph Harrison and ing Avenue, Wyoming. nold. John Harrison. Surviving are sister He was a graduate of Scranton- He is survived by his loving wife Preparatory School, class of 1969; and brother-in-law, Alice and Ed- Noelle and four beautiful children, mund Kachmarsky, Edwardsville; DONNIE H. PIZANO, 37, of King’s College; Marywood Univer- Plains, passed away Sunday morn- Delila, Brandon and Katelyn Ar- numerous nieces and nephews. sity; Bloomsburg University; and ing in Pittston Township due to in- nold, and step-daughter Jessica. Funeral will be held Wednesday AMass of Christian Burial will the University of Scranton. He com- juries he sustained in a motorcycle Aloving father surrounded al- at 8 p.m. from the Richard H. Dis- pleted a post-graduate program in be held on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. accident. ways by his family and friends, in All Saints Parish, Willow Street, que Funeral Home, Inc. 2940 Me- educational leadership at the Uni- Arrangements are pending spending time on trips to Gettys- morial Highway, Dallas, with the versity of Pennsylvania. Plymouth Interment will be in St from the Metcalfe-Shaver-Kopcza burg, camping, and to the beach or Rev. Kenneth F. Brown, pastor, Al- Michael’s career in Special Edu- Vincent’s Cemetery, Larksville. Funeral home Inc., 504 Wyoming Surviving are his wife Lois Baker just playing in the backyard, Ste- derson United Methodist Church, cation began at the White Haven Friends may call at All Saints Par- Avenue, Wyoming. phan was truly a devoted husband, Ostrowski. They celebrated their 38th Harveys Lake, officiating. Friends Center in 1973. He had also worked ish, one hour before the service. proud father, and unselfish friend. wedding anniversary on August 3, may call Wednesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Wyoming Area High School, YOLANDA CAPRISTO, 88, of He will be sadly missed by all. 2012. Also surviving are daughter, Sa- Wilkes-Barre, was welcomed into Wilkes-Barre Career and Technical mantha Ostrowski; son, Christopher God’s arms on Saturday, Septem- Center; and as Vocational Coordina- Ostrowski; sister, Patti Ostrowski, Co- NORMA J. MOYLES, 63, of ber 1, 2012. tor for the Luzerne Intermediate lumbus, Ohio; brother, Bernard Os- Wilkes-Barre, died Friday, August Funeral arrangements are Unit. He retired in November 2009 trowski and his wife, Kathy, Colum- 31, 2012, at home, surrounded by pending from the Anthony Recup- as Executive Director of the Lu- bus, Ohio; a niece and three nephews. her loving family. Born in Wilkes- FUNERALS ero Funeral Home, West Pittston. zerne Intermediate Unit. He also Funeral services will be Thursday, Barre, she was the daughter of the Afull obituary will appear in served as adjunct professor at Mary- September 6, 2012 at 10:30 a.m. from late Joseph Malcolm and Vivian Wednesday’s edition. BERTOCKI – Agnes, funeral with All those attending the funeral wood University and King’s Col- the Peter J. Adonizio Funeral Home, Lunt Hoover of Wilkes-Barre. She Divine Liturgy, 10 a.m. Wednesday Mass are asked to go directly to lege. He dedicated his entire career 251William Street, Pittston with a was employed as a nurses’ aid for BONNIE R. SMITH, of Love- in St. Nicholas of Myra Byzantine the church. Friends may call 4 to for the benefit of children. Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m. in Bayada and the Hampton House. lton, died September 1, 2012 at her Catholic Church, 140 Church St., 7p.m. today in the Carlucci- Old Forge. Friends may call 5 to 8 Golden-DeSantis Funeral Home, He was a member of Our Lady of Our Lady of the Eucharist Parish, 535 Norma was preceded in death, in residence. p.m. today in the Victor M. Ferri Inc., 318 East Drinker St., Dun- the Eucharist Parish, Pittston, and N. Main Street, Pittston. Interment addition to her father, by son Tho- Amemorial service will be Funeral Home, 522 Fallon St., Old more. served on several community ser- will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Rock mas in 2011 and brother, Joseph held today at11 a.m. from the Love- Forge. Parastas at 6:30 p.m. PRIEBE – Verna, memorial service 11 vice boards, including the Pittston Street, Hughestown. Friends may call Malcolm. In addition to her moth- lton Community Bible Church DALESSANDRO – Lawrence, funer- a.m. Saturday, September 15, in Memorial Library and Catholic So- Wednesday, September 5, 2012 from 3 er, she is survived by her husband with pastor Doug Mills officiating. al services 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Interment will be in Wyalusing the Graziano Funeral Home Inc., Dallas. cial Services. He coached little to 8 p.m. at the funeral home. of 44 years, Robert A. Sr.; son, Rob- Cemetery. For directions and con- 700 S. Township Blvd., Pittston RAYDO – William, memorial Mass 11 league baseball; soccer; basketball Memorial donations may be made ert A. Jr.; daughter-in-law, Melissa; Township. Mass of Christian a.m. Wednesday in St. Faustina dolences, please visit www.shel- and was a former board member of to the Pittston Memorial Library, 47 three grandchildren, Seanna, Rob- Burial at 9:30 a.m. in St. Barba- Parish/St. Mary of Czestochowa donkukuchkafuneralhome.com. the Pocono Pirates ice hockey orga- Broad Street, Pittston, PA 18640. On- ert III and Dilia; siblings, John ra’s Parish (St. Anthony of Padua Church, 1030 S. Hanover Street, R.C. Church), Exeter. Friends may Nanticoke. nization. line condolences may be made at Hoover, Michael Hoover, Belinda call 5 to 8 p.m. today in the REAKES – Dorothy, friends may call In addition to his parents, he was www.peterjadoniziofuneralhome- Lent, Anne Keefer and Gary Hoov- LILLIAN THALENFELD, of Naples, Florida, formerly of Bear funeral home. 6to 8 p.m. today in the Earl W. preceded in death by an infant .com. er. Creek, died in Florida, late Sunday, DETATO - Gail, funeral services 9 Lohman Funeral Home Inc., 14 W. daughter, Mary. a.m. Thursday in the Graziano Green St., Nanticoke. Friends and family are invited September 2, 2012. to visit Wednesday, September 5, Funeral Home, Inc., Pittston RITTENMEYER – Harold, funeral Funeral arrangements are Township. Mass of Christian services 10 a.m. Wednesday in the 2012, from 1to 3 p.m. and 6 to 8 pending from the Rosenberg Fu- Burial at 9:30 a.m. in Our Lady of Harold C. Snowdon Home for p.m. at the Lehman Family Funeral neral Chapel, 348 S. River St., The Eucharist Parish, Pittston. Funerals Inc., 420 Wyoming Ave., Service, Inc., 689 Hazle Ave., Wilkes-Barre.Visit the funeral Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. Kingston. Friends may 5 to 7 p.m. Joseph Kasper Marut Wilkes-Barre. home website for additional infor- Wednesday. today. mation at www.rosenbergfuneral- EARL – Barton, memorial service 7 TRICARICO – Margaret, funeral 10 September 2, 2012 to 8 p.m. Friday, September 21, chapel.com. a.m. today in the E. Blake Collins 2012 in Waverly Lodge #301, N. Funeral Home, 159 George Ave., oseph Kasper Marut passed Abington Rd., Clarks Green. Wilkes-Barre. Mass of Christian Friends may call 6 to 7 p.m. Burial at 10:30 a.m. in St. Bene- J away peacefully with his son at ENGLER – Royce, funeral 10 a.m. dict’s Church, Wilkes-Barre. his side at the Riverstreet Manor Michael J. “Mike” Nesgoda Sr. today in the George A. Strish Inc. Friends may call 9 to 10 a.m. Nursing Home on Sunday, Septem- Funeral Home, 105 N. Main St., VASKAS – Ruth, funeral 10 a.m. ber 2, 2012. August 30, 2012 Ashley. Service at 11 a.m. in St. today in the Richard H. Disque He was born on November 10, James Lutheran Church, Hobbie. Funeral Home Inc., 2940 Memo- 1927, to Kasper Marut and Pearl Friends may call from 9 to 10 a.m. rial Highway, Dallas. Smith. He was a lifelong resident of Michael J. brated their 57th wedding anniver- in the funeral home. ZAMBITO – Lawrence, funeral “Mike” Nesgo- sary on September17, 2012; daughter FLANAGAN – Regina, funeral 9 services 11 a.m. Wednesday in Hanover Green (God’s Country) da Sr., 82, of JoAnn Coleman and husband Dennis, a.m. Wednesday in the Corcoran Kopicki Funeral Home, 263 Zerby and a 1945 graduate of Hanover Dupont, Middletown, Pa.; son Michael J. Nes- Funeral Home, Inc., 20 South Ave., Kingston. Friends may call 6 High School, where he excelled as a passed away goda, Jr., Dupont; grandsons, Ryan Main Street, Plains. Mass of to 8 p.m. today and 10 a.m. until baseball player. He enlisted in the Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. in St. the time of the service Wednes- U.S. Navy after graduation and was Thursday, Au- Coleman, Elizabethtown, Pa and Mi- Maria Goretti Church, Laflin. The day. gust 30, at chael J. Nesgoda, III (M.J), State Col- honorably discharged in 1946. He Parish Rosary Group will recite ZIEROWICZ – Eleanor, Mass of re-enlisted in 1952 and served until Wilkes-Barre lege; sister Dolores Burgio and hus- the Divine Mercy Chaplet and Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. honorably discharged in 1954. He General Hospi- band James, Wyoming; sister-in-law Rosary in the church a half hour Wednesday in Our Lady of Hope was a past commander of the Amer- tal surrounded by his loving fam- Josephine Nesgoda, Pittston Town- before the funeral Mass. Friends Parish, 40 Park Ave., Wilkes- daughter Michelle, Lyndwood; grand- may call 4 to 8 p.m. today. Barre. There will be no public ican Legion Post 609 and a member ily. ship, along with several nieces and daughter Erin Marut-Ferguson and HUGHES – Robert, funeral services calling hours. Friends are asked of the AmVets Post 59. husband John and great-granddaught- Mike was a proud lifelong resi- nephews and cousins. 9:15 a.m. today in the Harold C. to go directly to the church on He was also a member and past dent of Dupont. In addition to his parents, Mike Snowdon Funeral Home Inc., 140 Wednesday for Eleanor’s Mass. ers, Charlotte and Bridget, Long Is- president of the Hanover High land, N.Y.; grandson George B. Marut He was born on March 23, 1930, was preceded in death by his brother N. Main St., Shavertown. Mass of School Booster Club and the Ha- Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in The and his wife Kimberly; great-grand- the son of the late Joseph and Julia Frank Nesgoda in 2008. nover Hackers Club. Church of St. Ignatius Loyola, daughter Abigail and great-grandson Warunek Nesgoda and a member The family would like to take this Joe retired from Air Products Kingston. OBITUARY POLICY Jackson, Wake Forest, N.C. and grand- of Sacred Heart of Jesus Church in opportunity to thank Dr. Gerald Gib- Corp. and then enjoyed his favorite JUMPER – Scott, funeral 5:30 p.m. The Times Leader publish- daughter Audrey Marut and friend Dupont. bons for his service and concern over Thursday in the S.J.Grontkowski pastime, golf, with his sons, Joe and es free obituaries, which James Roccograndi, Forty Fort; sever- As an avid angler, Mike could al- the many years he cared for Mike. Funeral Home, Plymouth. Friends George and his grandson Georgie. have a 27-line limit, and paid al nieces and nephews. ways be found fishing the waters We would also like to show our ap- may call 4 p.m. to funeral time. He was instrumental in arranging KOTTLER – Cathleen, funeral obituaries, which can run Funeral will be held Friday at throughout Northeaster Pennsyl- preciation and thank the nursing the annual Hanover Township Golf service 11 a.m. today in the Curtis with a photograph. A funeral 9:30 a.m. from the Charles V. vania with his fishing buddy, John staff, respiratory staff and the rehab Tournament, which is held at the L. Swanson Funeral Home Inc., home representative can call Sherbin Funeral Home, 630 Main Wrazien. Mike loved his Phillies department at Wilkes-Barre General Wilkes-Barre Municipal Golf corner of Routes 29 and 118, Pikes the obituary desk at (570) Road, Hanover Green, Hanover Town- and enjoyed watching Notre Dame Hospital for all their loving care and Creek. Friends may call 9 to 11 a.m. Course. 829-7224, send a fax to (570) ship, with a Mass of Christian Burial in Football and Duke Blue Devil Bas- commitment to Mike whenever he prior to the service. Joe was a lifelong member of the MATUSEK – Irene, funeral services 829-5537 or e-mail to tlo- the Exaltation of the Holy Cross ketball depending on the season. was their “guest.” Exaltation of the Holy Cross RC 9:30 a.m. today in the Mayo [email protected]. If you Church and the Exaltation of the Church, Buttonwood, Hanover Town- Mike spent years working in the Your compassion and love is truly Funeral Home Inc., 77 N. Main St., fax or e-mail, please call to Holy Cross Men’s Club. ship. Interment will be in Hanover mines as a coal worker and at Cor- appreciated by our family. Shickshinny. Mass of Christian confirm. Obituaries must be He was preceded in death by his Green Cemetery. Friends may call Burial at 10 a.m. in Holy Spirit rigan, Inc. and Kaminski Brothers Funeral services will be held submitted by 9 p.m. Sunday mother, Pearl; his father, Kasper; Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. as a big machine operator. Wednesday, September 5, at 9:30 a.m. Parish/St. Mary’s Church. NESGODA – Michael Sr., funeral through Thursday and 7:30 wife, Freda; son, George; daughter- He later changed careers and beat Kiesinger Funeral Services Inc., services 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in p.m. Friday and Saturday. in-law, Charlene, and sisters, Hon- came an auto body mechanic 255 McAlpine St., Duryea, with a Kiesinger Funeral Services Inc,. Obituaries must be sent by a ora, Florence and Helen. In Loving Memory Of working for Roy Stauffer Chevro- Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at 255 McAlpine St., Duryea. Mass funeral home or crematory, He is survived by his son Joseph let, Morreale Mid-City Auto, and Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, Du- of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in or must name who is hand- and wife Jacqueline, Shavertown; Torchy Clark Sacred Heart of Jesus Church, Lispi Chevrolet. pont with Fr. Joseph Verespy officiat- ling arrangements, with brother John and his wife Helen, 6/25/47 ~ 9/4/06 He was a founding member of ing. Friends may call today from 5 to 8 Dupont. Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. today. address and phone number. Lee Park; stepson Michael Kamin- the Lone Cabin Sportsman Club p.m. OLSHESKI – Agnes, funeral 11 a.m. We discourage handwritten ski and wife JoAnn and grand- and a lifelong member of the Pol- Interment will be held at the parish Wednesday in the Bernard J. notices; they incur a $15 ish American Citizens Club. He cemetery. Piontek Funeral Home Inc., 204 typing fee. served his community as a Coun- In lieu of flowers, memorial contri- Main St., Duryea. Mass of Chris- cilman for the Borough of Dupont. butions may be made to Senior Ou- tian Burial at 11:30 a.m. in Holy Rosary Church, Duryea. Friends Mike was their biggest fan and treach Program at Sacred Heart may call 5 to 8 p.m. today in the was very proud to be called Grand- Church, 215 Lackawanna Ave., Du- funeral home. Genetti’s pa by his two grandsons, Michael pont, PA 18641or to the Dupont Li- ONDERKO – Martha, funeral ser- After Fu nera l Lu ncheons Joseph Nesgoda III and Ryan Cole- ons Club, 600 Chestnut St., Dupont vices 9:30 a.m. today in the man. PA 18641. Davis-Dinelli Funeral Home, 170 E. Starting at$7.9 5 per person Broad St., Nanticoke. Mass of Those we love don’t go away, Mike is survived by his wife of Online condolences may be made Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St. Hotel Bereavem en t Rates They walk beside us every day. 56 years, Joan Guss of Kingston. to www.kiesingerfuneralservices- Faustina Kowalska Parish/St. Unseen, unheard, but always near. Mike and Joan would have cele- .com. Mary of Czestochowa Church, Still loved, still missed and very dear. Nanticoke. PALMASANI – Michael, Mass of Loved and Sadly missed by, Christian Burial noon Wednesday Family and Friends More Obituaries, Page 2A in St. Maria Goretti Church, Laflin. 825.6477 THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com ➛ NEWS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 PAGE 7A Accuser returns for another trial in Philly molesting saga

Rev. Charles Engelhardt and go on trial. Lynn was the first U.S. church year-old Engelhardt and 49-year- in a very different scenario,” teacher Bernard Shero are “There’s going to be some supervisor convicted of endanger- old Shero fight rape charges that McLaughlin acknowledged. It’s rough times in cross-examin- ing children by helping the could send them to prison for not yet clear whether defense law- scheduled to go to trial today. ation. There always are,” said Phi- church shuttle accused priests years. yers will be allowed to explore his ladelphia lawyer Slade McLaugh- from parish to parish. “He’s been through it once, but arrest record. lin, who represents the 24-year- The other alleged attackers, the By MARYCLAIRE DALE old in a civil lawsuit against the Rev. Charles Engelhardt and ex- Associated Press WHOLE BATH REMODEL AT $7,800 Shero Engelhardt church. The broader conspiracy teacher Bernard Shero, go on trial Call for a Free Quote PHILADELPHIA — The for- trial ended in June with the con- today. mer altar boy’s story was jarring, dozen stints in rehab. viction of Monsignor William And though Billy testified at even amid scores of priest-abuse Prosecutors believed his abuse Lynn, the church official who kept Lynn’s trial, his second visit to the complaints in Philadelphia. claims. They used his story to one of Billy’s alleged attackers, witness stand may prove far more Apoliceman’s son, he told au- help build a landmark conspiracy former priest Edward Avery, at St. treacherous. Lynn’s lawyers chose thorities in 2009 that he had been case against the Roman Catholic Jerome’s despite an earlier com- not to cross-examine him because Siding • Ceramic Tile Hardwood Flooring raped by three adults — two par- Archdiocese of Philadelphia, and plaint. Avery pleaded guilty to of concerns the judge would let ju- Vinyl Flooring ish priests and his sixth-grade dubbed him “Billy” in their 2011 sexual assault in March in a deal rors hear about Avery’s plea if Oﬀering Lifetime Warranty teacher — during grade school. grand jury report. with prosecutors that netted him they challenged Billy’s credibility. on All Shingle Roofs He’d gone on to a troubled life Now the troubled young man’s two-and-a-half to five years in pris- But he’s bound to face tough Now Accepting marked by drug arrests, dropping credibility will be on the line on. questioning this time, as the 65- out of high school and nearly two when two of the men he’s accused

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On Sunday night, McNulty at- I’m really interested in meeting other speakers do not need to de- tended a reception for delegates with the people that are there.” fend the administration’s actions LOCALS from Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ha- This year’s convention is a first because they are “slowly get(ting) waii and Illinois – the birthplaces for Thom Shubilla of Plains Town- us moving in the right direction,” and home states of Vice President ship, president of the Luzerne despite attacks from the right that Continued from Page 1A Joseph Biden and President Oba- County Young Democrats. Shubil- say otherwise. It’s one of the greatest freedoms ma. On Monday, she schmoozed la said he isn’t sure what to expect “There’s been a lot of discussion we have.” at a reception for Pennsylvania del- from the convention itself, but about whether we’re better off McDade, a nurse, is part of a par- egates hosted by state Democratic hopes it will help the Democrats than we were four years ago,” ty of local Democrats attending Party Chairman Jim Burn. And recapture the enthusiasm that car- O’Malley said. “I think that’s a sim- the convention this week. She is this morning, McNulty will attend ried Obama to the White House in ple question. Our stock market not there in official delegate capac- alunch meeting for female state 2008. was at 6,000 then; it’s at 13,000 ity, though she is a donor to Presi- caucus members where candidate “I think four years ago during now. We were losing 800,000 jobs dent Barack Obama’s re-election for state Attorney General Kath- the convention they were able to amonth, whereas we’ve added campaign. McDade said she is not leen Kane will speak. recruit thousands of voters, so I more than 4 million jobs in the last astrict party-line voter but came In short, there’s been a flurry of hope that finally we come out of two years. We were in two wars; to support a president she believes activity even before the conven- BILL TARUTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER our shells and really start hitting now we’re out of one and we’re get- has helped America, and her. tion’s official opening tonight, but Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman doors for the president,” he said. ting out of Afghanistan. “The Republicans say we are McNulty maintained the party Schultz, center, speaks at the Obama for America Headquarters He also said he hopes the Demo- “Joe Biden said it best; Osama not better off than we were five gathering is “not just partying.” in downtown Wilkes-Barre. Columbia County Commissioner David crats will challenge the rhetoric of bin Laden is dead and Ford and years ago, but personally I am,” “In speaking to people I’m un- Kovach, left, and state Sen. John Blake listen. last week’s Republican convention General Motors are alive, so a lot she said. “I have a son who was derstanding the issues more,” head on. of things are better than they were able to purchase a home because McNulty said. “So that I could ing states. Blake called it an oppor- vention attendees, even more than “I think that they wrongly por- four years ago.” of a tax credit; I have a son who’s 22 come home and say to my friends tunity to build partnerships and the speeches of the convention’s trayed the president and his poli- O’Malley has been a delegate at who’s still on my health care; I –Iknow two that are Romney sup- consensus on common issues like “stars.” cies,” said Shubilla, a delegate multiple Democratic conventions have a son who’s in college who porters – and I’m going to come transportation and infrastructure. “I want to see what the crowd is from the 17th District. “That’s dating back to 1984, including in has been helped by what (Obama) back and be able to tell them why Blake, who arrived in Charlotte like moreso than the speakers,” what they really attacked, and I 2008 and at this year’s convention. has done for higher education.” Barack Obama has the leadership Saturday, said the more serious she said. “You can almost tell what think that this is our time to really He said he thinks the party is be- Evie Rafalko McNulty of Scran- ability to lead this country for four side of the convention will begin the speakers are going to say. We’ll counteract those arguments… to ginning to recapture some of the ton, has also been taking in the ex- more years.” today, when he will attend caucus hear something fabulous from Mi- really address that we are going in excitement that coalesced around citement. The Lackawanna Coun- State Sen. John Blake of Arch- meetings on rural issues and small chelle Obama; we’ll hear some- the right direction, and that going Obama’s first run for the presiden- ty Recorder of Deeds and a dele- bald, a 10th District delegate, said business development. thing fabulous from the President; backwards, where Mitt Romney cy. gate from the 17th Congressional his first party convention is provid- Local union organizer Roxanne of course we’ll hear something wants to take us, is the wrong di- “We haven’t started yet, but I District arrived in Charlotte Satur- ing him an opportunity to network Pauline, a 17th District delegate, amazing from Bill Clinton, but this rection.” think there’s an awful lot of excite- day and said the host city has wel- not only with fellow Democrats said she too is looking forward to is a convention about the people. Attorney Todd O’Malley of ment in the air and a lot of enthusi- comed convention-goers warmly from the state legislature but also rubbing elbows and talking strate- It’s there to excite the people; to Scranton, a delegate in the 17th asm, so I’m looking forward to it,” thus far. with his counterparts in neighbor- gy with other delegates and con- get new ideas across to the people. District, said the president and he said. “When they say Southern hospi- tality, North Carolina is a good ex- 50TH ANNUAL ample,” she said. “They have just September 5th - 9th been so receptive to us. Last election, North Carolina was a blue FAIR HOURS: state by a small margin. 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PLAINS TWP. – Biagio Sciac- ca Jr., of Oak Street, Pittston, was charged with aggravated and simple assault, making terroristic threats, driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance and mis- branding a controlled substance in connection with an incident Sunday morning at the Wood- lands Inn parking lot. According to police, Sciacca was escorted from the inn after he harassed other patrons. After he entered his vehicle, he bran- dished a .45-caliber handgun and told a security officer he was going to “put two into his chest” before cocking the weapon, police said. The security officer used pepper spray and was able to get the gun away from Sciacca, who then struck two parked cars attempting to leave, police said. Sciacca was arrested and transported to a hospital for a blood-alcohol test because he exhibited signs of alcohol im- pairment, police said. He is being held at the Lu- zerne County prison. Bail was set at $10,000.

HANOVER TWP. – Harry Everhart, 41, and Melissa Brown, 31, residents of the Ha- nover Village Apartment Com- plex, were both charged with simple assault and harassment after a domestic dispute around 5:30 p.m. Sunday, township police said. The two said they hit each other with a large red flashlight.

HANOVER TWP. – Ricky Evans, 24, of Woodbury Street, was charged with public drunk- enness after police received reports he was wandering around the Lee Park section annoying residents around 8:30 p.m. Sunday. Police located Evans in the area of Woodbury and West Division streets and determined he was intoxicated. He was cited and released to a family member, police said.

HAZLETON – City police are investigating a report that a man forced a woman into a green minivan at the intersection of Wyoming and Maple streets around 5:40 p.m. Sunday. The vehicle headed east on Maple Street and north on Man- hattan Court. Anyone with information is asked to call city police.

HANOVER TWP. – Vicki Thomas, Plymouth, reported the engine of her 17-foot Tracker Nito boat was stolen Sunday night or Monday morning while the boat was at a business on the Sans Souci Parkway. THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com ➛ SERVING THE PUBLIC TRUST SINCE 1881 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 PAGE 9A Editorial

STATE OPINION: PENSION REFORM Money gets wasted on puny plans

IKE MANY STATES, with a price, usually in the Pennsylvania is faced form of higher administra- with the costly prob- tion costs and lower returns L lem of financing its on assets from the banks that public employee pensions. run them. One factor that makes it more If the state, which uses a 2 expensive here is the multi- percent tax on out-of-state ca- tude of tiny pension plans sualty and fire insurance com- that cover so many of the panies to help subsidize the state’s public workers. municipal pensions, would Bloomberg News reports use its leverage to move these that Pennsylvania has thou- workers into larger plans, it sands of local retirement could reduce the cost per plans – two-thirds of that to- worker. And, with the state tal cover no more than 10 mu- having funneled more than $4 nicipal employees each. One- billion to 3,200 local pension third of that subset have three funds between 1985 and 2011, or fewer workers. that’s a lot of leverage. As with the thousands of When the Legislature turns boroughs, townships, author- its attention to fixing the ities and other municipal state’s pension funding prob- units that abound in the state lem (not until at least 2013), and make for so much govern- the presence and cost of so ment inefficiency, this kind of many tiny plans must come in small is not beautiful. Setting for scrutiny and reform. up and operating such minus- cule pension plans comes Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

QUOTE OF THE DAY “We could not have done it any better than we did.” Lattimer Massacre reminds us of hard quest for justice Bob Buckhorn ONE OF the worst labor From that terrible Sept. 10, 1897, the The Tampa mayor said only two protesters were clashes in the nation oc- miners ask us today: Was there arrested and no other public safety incidents curred 115 years ago this COMMENTARY happened during the city’s hosting of the month just outside of Ha- justification in such assassination? Republican National Convention last week. The Democrats open their BILL BACHMAN convention today in Charlotte, N.C. zleton. Today, a marker where Inquirer attended. the road splits as you enter ment rights. They were proud of their new Martin and the deputies were found not OTHER OPINION: MARKETING Lattimer is the only evidence that in the lives in America. By day’s end, 19 would be guilty of murder. The people were incred- late afternoon of Sept. 10, 1897 as many as dead. Others would die in Hazleton hospi- ulous. 100 deputies under Luzerne County Sheriff tals. The death toll rose to 25. Those same miners who survived Lat- $315 sneakers? James Martin opened fire there on coal On Sept. 11, 1897, the miners who sur- timer speak to us today: “We place our- miners seeking a pay increase of several vived what already was being called the selves before the bar of public opinion and pennies a day and a better life for their “Lattimer Massacre” adopted a resolution, appeal to the good citizens of the state and Just don’t do it! families. The average miner’s wage then asking in a newspaper ad for the residents country, and ask them if there was justifica- was as low as $1.30 a day. That was for a of Pennsylvania to weigh the facts and tion or warrant in such assassination.” 10-hour day, six days a week. judge for themselves. Had the sheriff acted (Philadelphia Public Ledger, Sept. 13, HE LESSON OF shoe? Most of the advance Miners rented a company home, bought wantonly? Did the miners have the same 1898.) Nike’s $315 sneakers: hype is about the built-in sen- merchandise at inflated prices at the com- right to freedom of speech and assembly We are accelerating our lack of knowl- Whatever you’re buy- sors that can measure how pany store, went to the company doctor that native-born Americans enjoyed? edge of the event at an astounding rate. Ting, they’re selling. high you jump, which is not and even had to buy blasting powder from Many people feared the miners’ wrath. From that terrible Sept. 10, 1897, the min- For more. the same thing as helping to the company (at up to five times the cost) Nothing happened. They were orderly and ers ask us today: Was there justification in Who has $315 for a pair of improve your jump. just to keep tunneling underground to clung to the notion that justice would be such assassination? sneakers? Apparently enough For a lot of buyers, perform- scratch out their meager incomes. To add carried out in a murder trial that was sure The memory of those who died that day people to cause a stampede. ance isn’t the point, anyway. further insult, if you had not been born in to follow. demands that we seek the truth. That’s why Nike has issued All these limited editions and this country, you were subject to an im- That trial took place between Feb. 1and safety guidelines to retailers rereleases are driven largely migrant tax recently imposed by an act of March 9, 1898, in the second-floor cour- Bill Bachman is a senior instructor in communi- planning for the fall release of by the collectors, or “sneaker- the state Legislature! troom of Judge Stanley Woodward on Pub- its new LeBron X heads,” who own cations at Penn State Wilkes-Barre. His old-time Alarge portion of the testimony regard- lic Square, Wilkes-Barre. The courtroom radio program, “The Lattimer Massacre: A Radio Nike Plus basket- Those of us who dozens of pairs of ing that day’s incident suggests the miners was jammed to overflowing with specta- Play,” premieres on Sept. 16 at the Dietrich Theater ball shoe. just want to keep pricey shoes that were unarmed. They carried two American tors. Leading national newspapers such as in Tunkhannock. All seating is free to the public The shoes are not our kids in gym have never been flags, believing they enjoyed First Amend- the New York Times and Philadelphia through a Pennsylvania Humanities Council grant. to go on sale before out of the box. 8a.m. the first day, a shoes are likely That $315 move meant to pre- looking at higher price tag on the empt those mid- price tags, too. LeBron X is part- MAIL BAG LETTERS FROM READERS night openings that ly a reflection of lead to parking-lot increases in the and the District A Fund, please visit our brawls as customers camp out cost of materials, shipping Anniversary of attacks SEND US YOUR OPINION website: www.wbdistrictafund.org. to overpay for limited edition and Chinese labor. But it’s al- Letters to the editor must include the Stephen Barrouk Nikes to resell on eBay. so an indication of what Nike brings call for prayer writer’s name, address and daytime Event co-chair In December, police pep- thinks consumers will pay for phone number for verification. Letters “Party in the Park” n Sept. 11 it will be 11 years since the Wilkes-Barre per-sprayed crowds at a mall LeBron’s name and the gold- should be no more than 250 words. We terrorist attacks. It is a bad memory reserve the right to edit and limit writers in Seattle, and customers en swoosh. Othat will never be forgotten. to one published letter every 30 days. broke down the door of a store Those of us who just want We look ahead and pray this will not • Email: [email protected] Can you help to quantify in an Atlanta suburb to get to keep our kids in gym shoes • Fax: 570-829-5537 happen again. their hands on the $180 Nike are likely looking at higher • Mail: Mail Bag, The Times Leader, 15 Air Jordan XI Concord. price tags, too. Across the ath- Alex S. Partika N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 1871 1 math teacher’s impact? Wilkes-Barre. This time, Nike is counsel- letic footwear industry, prices t was interesting to read the letter from ing retailers to be “prudent are up 5 percent to10 percent, Corny Salvaterra about Mr. Meyer Tope. and responsible” in their ad- according to The Wall Street to 4 p.m., radio-controlled airplane demon- I Celebrate South W-B strations, three-on-three basketball tourna- Iwas fortunate to have Mr. Tope as my vertising to avoid inciting the Journal. math teacher for two years, as did my ments (grades 5 through 12) and an Amer- public. No preselling shoes. So you can expect to pay brother John Stanaitis. He was such an at ‘Party in the Park’ ican Red Cross blood drive. Registration No reserved sales. more, whether your taste inspiration to us that we both became The LeBron X Nike Plus is runs to rocker-bottom shoes for the race or three-on-three tournament lease consider this an invitation to the math teachers in New Jersey for more that the company’s most expen- that – oops! – don’t burn fat af- can be done at www.wbdistrictafund.org. third annual “Party in the Park” event three decades. My goal was to become sive sneaker yet. We’re not ter all or “minimalist” shoes There also will be children’s events in- Pon Saturday at Miner Park, Old River “the female Mr. Tope.” sure what to make of that. that simulate barefoot run- cluding face painting, storytelling and Road, in Wilkes-Barre. Some of our students became teachers, Breaking the $300 price bar- ning except that they’re not The activities begin at 10 a.m. with a 5K Hula-Hoop contests. Admission is free. and it is a great joy that the legacy will go rier is either a beacon of hope free. Whatever you’re buying, race. This is a family event, with all pro- This is our major fundraiser for the year on. Perhaps we should have a shout-out to for the economy or a sign of they’re selling. For more. ceeds going to the District A Fund of The and it wouldn’t be possible without our all of Mr. Tope’s students and ask how he the apocalypse. Maybe both. Luzerne Foundation. The District A Fund many sponsors, especially Geisinger South inspired them. I doubt if you would get a What’s so special about the Chicago Tribune provides funding for various neighborhood Wilkes-Barre and many of our South single negative response. Wilkes-Barre businesses. EDITORIAL BOARD improvements within the South Wilkes- John and I were fortunate enough to Come see the vitality of South Wilkes- PRASHANT SHITUT Barre neighborhood. visit with him and thank him for all that he President and CEO/Impressions Media The day will be full of fun activities for Barre and enjoy what we believe makes had taught us. our neighborhood special. JOSEPH BUTKIEWICZ MARK E. JONES all ages. In addition to the race, there will Mary Stanaitis Ripski Vice President/Executive Editor Editorial Page Editor be a car and motorcycle show from noon For more information about the event Albrightsville

MALLARD FILLMORE DOONESBURY PAGE 10ATUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 ➛ NEWS THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Absences stirring creativity LEAGUE Some school districts now use “Students who are getting a ‘B’ Continued from Page 3A incentives to get students in and are OK with a ‘B,’ they think it’s in their rights to skip school us every day,” laughed Sickle. class where they belong. now and then,” said Berkeley “There were a lot of people High School Attendance Dean pulling for us in the communi- Daniel Roose, who offered a mo- ty.” By LISA LEFF vie night to the grade-level boast- Sickle said the original idea Associated Press ing the best attendance last se- for the league was to have fun BERKELEY, Calif. — School mester. The rewards are designed playing ball and to raise money day wake-up calls recorded by ce- to supplement courts, mentors for local causes by sponsoring lebrities. Weekend makeup class- and other interventions for ad- charity tournaments. es. Contests with laptop comput- dressing serious truancy. To “We generally start our sea- ers, private concerts and cars as counter slumping attendance son in May with a charity tour- prizes. that tends to worsen as adoles- nament,” Sickle explained. Educators across the nation are cents get older, about 200 middle “This year we raised over $900 usingcreativestrategiesasanoth- and high schools in 17 states will for the Tyler Winstead Memo- er school year gets under way to be competing this fall in a chal- rial Fund.” convince students and parents lenge organized by Get Schooled, Tyler was a 14-year-old that regular attendance matters aNew York-based nonprofit that Wilkes-Barre boy who police —and not just for grades and uses computer games, weekly said was accidentally shot by a achievement. wake-up recordings from popular friend in April. New research suggests missing singers and actors, and social League officials said they NIKO J. KALLIANIOTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER aslittleastwoweeksofschoolcan media messages to get students plan to expand beyond their Volunteers work on the baseball field wall at the former North End Little League Field in Wilkes- put young children behind their to show up in the name of school adult league to include teen Barre. The Backyard Wiffle Ball League moved into its new home along Madison and Washington peers, burden overworked teach- spirit. and junior subdivisions. streets following months of discussion with city officials. ers,costdistrictsstatedollarsand The winner of last year’s seven- “I got into the league by acci- undermine mandates to raise week competition, a Seattle mid- dent,” said Bob Loftus of Pitt- tournament in The Times up with their best guys and years old, having fun and work- standardizedtestscores.Somany dle school, received a private con- ston, who joined BWBL in Leader and decided to put a they beat us 2-1, but we gave ing to make sure that this new public school districts have cert from R&B performer Ne-Yo, 2005. “I actually read a story team together to compete. them a game. It’s been seven field is everything we envi- launched campaigns to reduce all who also served as principal for a about the league’s Wiffle Ball “Of course they matched us seasons and I’m still here at 42 sioned it to be,” he said. absences, not just those serious day to recognize the 3.7 percent enough to warrant a home visit jump in the school’s average daily from a truant officer. attendance rate of 89 percent. nearly complete. Democrats OBAMA convene there today.. Nearby, union members Central Court. staged a Labor Day march Continued from Page 1A COURT According to statistics from through downtown. Though the Administration Office of spent his day blending the work supporting Obama, they also Pennsylvania Courts, there were of president and candidate. expressed frustration that he Continued from Page 1A 5,806 criminal case filings within He doesn’t arrive in North and the Democrats chose to Defendants met with proba- 17 magisterial districts in Lu- Carolina until later in the week, hold their convention in a state tion officials or, if charged with zerne County in 2011. In 2006, after concluding a slow circuit that bans collective bargaining drunken driving, were given in- when Central Court opened, of campaign stops in battle- for teachers and other public structions on the spot to begin there were 6,940 criminal cases ground states and the trip to employees. their court-mandated alcohol filed. Louisiana. There was disagreement safe driving classes. County court administrator In LaPlace, Obama went from among the ranks of the march- “At Central Court, everything Michael Shucosky said the clos- yard to yard, shaking hands, em- ers. “I understand their frustra- was negotiated,” Kane said. “By ing of Wilkes-Barre Central Court bracing residents, sometimes tion ... but do they really think the time the case got to the Court is being performed in stages with posing for photos they snapped. they’re going to be better off of Common Pleas, everything preliminary hearings being “I know it’s a mess,” he said of with Romney?” asked Phil scheduled in advance. was worked out.” the damage, “but we’re here to Wheeler, 70, a delegate from AP PHOTO State law mandates prelimina- All that changed when Central help.” Connecticut and a retired mem- ry hearings to be held within President Barack Obama greets New Orleans Mayor Mitch Lan- Court was modified in 2009, He said he had promised local ber of United Auto Workers Lo- drieu, as Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, center, and Sen. Mary three to 10 days after the prelimi- sending preliminary hearings residents “we’re going to make cal 376 in Hartford. Landrieu, D-La., watch. back to the magisterial districts nary arraignment. sure at the federal level, we are Democrats chose the state to where the crimes allegedly took “Everything is going back to getting on the case very quickly underscore their determination today is another day of worry- calls for a hail Mary, ending place, except for the two magist- the home court of the magisterial about figuring out what exactly to contest it in the fall cam- ing when their next paycheck Medicare as we know it by giv- erial districts in Wilkes-Barre. districts and because this is the When Central Court opened to City of Wilkes-Barre, it’s going happened here, what can we do paign. Obama carried North will come.” ing seniors a voucher that leav- host all preliminary hearings in back to Kane and (District Judge to make sure that it doesn’t hap- Carolina by 14,000 votes in Campaigning on Saturday in es them to pay any additional the county, the district attorney’s Rick) Cronauer,” Shucosky said. pen again and expediting some 2008, but he faces a tough chal- Cincinnati, Romney had li- cost out of their pockets. But office was provided additional Shucosky said senior district of the decisions that may need lenge this time given statewide kened Obama to a football there’s a flag on the play: Loss of funds to hire four assistant dis- judges, Andrew Barilla and Tho- to be made to ensure that we unemployment of 9.6 percent in coach with a record of 0 and 23 up to an additional $6,400 a year trict attorneys and support staff mas Sharkey, will assist if there is have the infrastructure in place the most recent tabulation. million, a reference to the num- for the same benefits you get to accommodate cases. abacklog of cases. to protect people’s property and Romney relaxed at his lake- ber of unemployed and under- now.” It remained unknown if the to protect people’s lives.” side home in New Hampshire employed Americans. Romney denies that his plan District Attorney’s Office will Edward Lewis, a Times Leader staff The federal government with his family as Obama and Obama rebutted him 48 hours to help the economy and reduce lose funding with the closing of writer, may be reached at 829-7196. spent more than $10 billion to running mate Joe Biden sought later — and play by play. federal deficits will result in strengthen the levee system to motivate union voters to sup- “On first down he hikes taxes higher taxes for the middle around New Orleans after the port them in difficult economic by nearly $2,000 on the average class. But he has yet to provide devastation of Hurricane Katri- times. The Republican challen- family with kids in order to pay enough detail to refute the na seven years ago. ger took a mid-morning boat for massive tax cuts for multi- claim, and Obama’s assertion Obama noted that last week’s ride, pulling up to a dock to fuel millionaires. ... Sounds like un- rests on a study by the non-par- flooding was in a different re- up his 29-foot Sea Ray and pick necessary roughness to me,” he tisan Tax Policy Center. gion, leaving open the question up a jet ski that had been in for said. As for the auto bailout that he of what the government might repairs. “On second down he calls an backed and Romney opposed, do to prevent a recurrence. In a Labor Day statement audible and undoes reforms Obama told the audience, Afew hundred miles away in emailed to reporters before he that are there to prevent anoth- “Three years later, the Ameri- Charlotte, the conversion of the left his house, the businessman- er financial crisis and bank bai- can auto industry has come Time Warner Cable Arena into a turned-political candidate said: lout. ... roaring back. Nearly 250,000 political convention hall was “For far too many Americans, “And then on third down, he new jobs.”

MEET THE FIRE FIREFIGHTERS Tony Bardzilouskas, 29, resides in Continued from Page 1A Gouldsboro and is a maintenance repairman with the Bureau of there’s a chance you may get the Forestry in the Lackawanna State call,” Bardzilouskas said. “This Forest. Since 2006, he has been is my eighth assignment, so I’ve called to fight wildfires in Idaho, SUBMITTED PHOTO dealt with it before. You just Montana, northern and southern Mickey Straub says he plans to recite the Gettysburg Address California, North Carolina, Flor- outside the capitol building of each of the 50 states. keep your gear ready.” Adding to the urgency of the ida, Georgia, Minnesota, Colorado and Wyoming. Bardzilouskas is ly, in Gettysburg, then go on to fires in California was the wild- certified as a B-level faller, mean- Harrisburg. The trip will con- fire that struck Colorado earlier ing he carries a chainsaw to fight this summer, torching more clude in Springfield, Ill. Straub the flames by felling trees and STRAUB than 300 homes and consuming establishing fire lines. Cutting said he hopes to fly only to Alaska more than 14,000 acres. CLARK VAN ORDEN/THE TIMES LEADER down certain trees is important, and Hawaii. he said, because if a fire climbs to Continued from Page 3A “There was certainly a height- Westley Stout and Tony Bardzilouskas just returned from fight- Straub will be driving a Lincoln the top it can throw sparks and dress) is just as relevant today as ened sense of awareness going ing the wildfires in California. spread the wildfire to other ar- Town Car on the trip, – which into this one,” Stout said. it was (in 1863). It’s the core of eas. seemed appropriate, he said. And as both men were fully landscape looks like the moon. the energy.” American fabric.” Westley Stout, 44, lives in Pitt- The Gettysburg Address, aware, no assignment is rou- It’s a wasteland of ash and char- Stout said the flames reached ston and is a forest patrolman Straub hopes Americans can Straub said, isn’t filled with “I’s” tine. Certainly not the 19 days red sticks.” heights of almost 200 feet when with the Bureau of Forestry in the recommit to Lincoln’s principals, like most of the speeches politic- they spent in the southern Cali- And that wasteland would they climbed tall trees. Lackawanna State Forest. He is including God and liberty. ians give today, but full of “our’s,” certified as a firefighter type 2, fornia desert. present another challenge to “Out west there’s a lot of pitch putting him in charge of ad- The youngest of six children “us’s” and “we’s,” and refers to “There was a lot of shrub-type the firefighters the next day. pine, ponderosa pine and juni- born to Al and Regina (Kasac- vancing hose lines into the fire veterans a number of times in bushes and highly flammable During the night, Stout said per – all trees with a lot of resin area and performing initial attack zun) Straub, originally of Sugar their honor. fuels, so the fires were extreme- he could hear trees falling in ar- content and they burn almost or mop-up duty. Stout also car- Notch and Ashley, he owns Sales Straub, a former Democrat ly fast-moving,” Bardzilouskas eas that had already been explosively,” he said. “It’s just ries a hand tool at all times to dig Activity Management, Inc., in turned Republican, also runs a said. “The overall landscape out burned. The fire weakened the like the scrub oak here. The fire lines or trenches to help maintain Chicago and Philadelphia. nonprofit organization, Proud to there is just much larger and root systems enough that the will just race through it.” fire lines. He attended Bishop O’Reilly be Republican. He founded the steeper, which makes the access trees gave way, forcing crews to Bardzilouskas and Stout High School and majored in crim- organization in 2008, and says he difficult at times. We had to cut new access routes to contin- fought alongside firefighters inology with a minor in political is dedicated to helping Republi- walk an average of five miles ue their fight. from California and Interagency louskas said. science at Indiana University of cans get elected. just to get in because the access And then there was the heat. Hotshot Crews – teams of pro- And while the firefighters are Pennsylvania. Straub says the 50-day trip will wasn’t there.” Daytime temperatures reached fessional firefighters employed trying to prevent the flames Straub and his wife of 27 years, fulfill his patriotic and personal Those long treks just to reach 106 degrees, Stout said, making by the federal government. from spreading, Stout said safe- Charmaine, have a daughter, Aly- motivations, and allow him to the fire required the firefighters the work even more demand- The experience of fighting ty is always paramount. sa, 17. check the trek off his “bucket to spend the night on the scene ing. fires in other states gave Bard- “There’s no such thing as an- During his 50-day trip, Straub list.” after they worked a 16-hour day. But the memory that sticks zilouskas and Stout valuable ex- other day at the office with a job plans to explore each state capi- “I want to minimize the regrets The long days and nights left with Bardzilouskas and Stout perience in dealing with wild- like this. If you get complacent, tol, and then recite the Gettys- in my life and I knew I would re- Stout with images he will never the most is the sheer power of fires in Pennsylvania, which that’s when bad things happen,” burg Address outside each build- gret this if I didn’t do it,” Straub forget. the fire. they said are scaled-down ver- he said. “It’s about doing a dan- ing. His aim is to get at least 16 said. “Hopefully, we (as Ameri- “There were massive tracts of “Just the immense size of the sions of the fires out west. gerous job as safely as possible, people to recite the address with cans) can work together to stay wind turbines – hundreds of flames, how they towered,” “There is so much real estate whether it’s an acre-and-a-half him at each stop. together and we can do that by re- them, near the fire. That was a Bardzilouskas said. “It sounds out there and the wildfires can brush fire in Tunkhannock or a He’ll begin the journey, fitting- claiming America.” big control issue,” he said. “Af- like a train when the trees are get so large that it turns into a thousand acres in the Mojave ter the fire goes through, the torching up. You can almost feel containment process,” Bardzi- Desert.” CMYK

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By MIKE SCANDURA t is not so much what the resurgent Special to The Times-Leader Baltimore Orioles have done but Iwhat the New York Yankees have PAWTUCKET, R.I. – How bizarre was Monday’s regular-season finale between not that is making a race out of the the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees and American League East. the Pawtucket Red Sox? The Orioles showed they may stay in This bizarre: it for the long haul, coming into New •PawSox infielder York – a place they never win – and very Jon Hee was the winning nearly walking out with a three-game pitcher. sweep and a tie for first place. •Yankees catcher “They’re playing good, they have a Ryan Baker was the los- good team,” Yankees captain Derek ing pitcher. Jeter said Sunday, after Baltimore’s 8-3 6 •Each team used six victory allowed the Orioles to win the RED SOX pitchers in a game that three-game series at Yankee Stadium. lasted 3:28. “They pitched, they hit, they beat us. 4 Pawtucket prevailed, “We didn’t play well and they played YANKEES 6-4, on J.C. Linares’ two- better than us the past three games.” run homer off Baker in Everyone knows the Yankees are the12th inning of a game playing with a short hand right now. that stretched each That’s no excuse for leaning on minor team’s bullpen to the lim- league call-up Chris Dickerson, who it. celebrated his promotion from Scran- In retrospect, the Yan- ton/Wilkes-Barre over the weekend by kees’ season has been bi- drilling a two-run homer in his first zarre considering they’ve had to play all at-bat of the season for New York and their games away from PNC Field which is then scoring the team’s only other run. undergoing renovations. “You want to get that first hit,” Dick- “It’s hard to explain because when you erson said. “To get that home run puts hear about it you don’t really understand you much more at ease.” the extent of what you really have to go The major league debut for Justin through,” Corban Joseph said of what’s Thomas looked easy enough, as the been the equivalent of a season-long road lefty struck out the only batter he faced trip. “It’s really confusing. Sometimes we Sunday after also being called up from don’t remember if we’re the home team Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. And Dickerson added a nice over-the-shoulder catch SeeYANKEES, Page 5B while playing center field, then added a spectacular one by robbing a two-run homer from Andruw Jones. NFL “We thought that was going to spark us,” Dickerson said, “that we’d come back.” Instead, the Yankees took a step back. It’s official: They lost three home series’ to the Orioles for the first time since 1976, fell to 7-7 against Baltimore for the season and are just 3-6 against the Orioles at subs to start AP PHOTO Yankee Stadium – as many losses Serena Williams reacts after winning her match against Czech Republic’s Andrea Hlavackova in the fourth against Baltimore there as the Yanks Regular officials and NFL haven’t round of U.S. Open Monday in New York. suffered during the three previous sea- spoken in days, leaving fill-ins to sons combined. “Hopefully, it’s a sign we’re becoming work season-opening games. Williams makes quick work of opponent alittle better,” Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. “They’ve been the By HOWARD FENDRICH thelastpoint,Williamsextendedher on Monday. measuring stick for a long time.” By BARRY WILNER 1 AP Tennis Writer 2 ⁄2-month stretch of excellence with “Singles is completely different,” Granted, a lot of that is a credit to the AP Pro Football Writer NEWYORK—Didn’ttakelongfor a6-0, 6-0 victory to get to the quarter- said Hlavackova, who chose the much-improved Orioles and their new NEW YORK — The NFL and its Serena Williams to show her fourth- finals at Flushing Meadows. phrase “What can you do”? more never-give-up attitude under former locked-out officials weren’t talking two round opponent at the U.S. Open Those two big zeros pretty much than once when analyzing what it’s Yankees manager Showalter. days before the season begins, a clear where things were headed. tell the story; it’s the fifth time in her like to face 14-time major champion How confident are the Orioles right indication replacements will be on the “The first point of the whole career Williams won with what’s Williams. now? field for Wednesday night’s opener. match,” 82nd-ranked Andrea Hla- commonly called a “double bagel.” “My coach warned me to not go on They came into New York wearing Both sides met for three days last vackova explained, “when I served, Some other impressive numbers: the court and play for a score,” Hla- T-shirts that read “Buck the Yankees.” week, but did not reach an agreement to and she returned, like, a 100 mph Williams won 60 of 89 points, built a vackova said, by which she meant “I think we’re the best team that end the three-month lockout. The re- forehand return, I was like, ‘OK, I 31-9edgeinwinnersandimprovedto just trying to keep it as close as pos- nobody talks about,” said former Phil- placement officials who worked the pre- know who I’m playing. You don’t 23-1since losing in the first round of sible.“Iwasinthematch.Iwastrying lies starting pitcher Randy Wolf, who season games amid much criticism will have to prove it to me. I know.”’ the French Open. That run includes to figure out how to win. And when it just signed with Baltimore on Friday handle the Cowboys at Giants opener Monday’s match was less than 15 singles and doubles titles at both was,like,6-love,4-love,30-love,Iwas and picked up Sunday’s victory out of and the other 15 games on the weekend. seconds old. It might as well have Wimbledon and the London Olym- thinking, ‘Well, I’m not playing for a the bullpen. “When you hit September “You just have to play your game. You been over. pics. score, but one game wouldn’t hurt.”’ and you’re in a playoff hunt, that’s what can’t even pay any attention to it now at Dominant from the moment she Hlavackova knows this act all too Oh, well. makes baseball so much fun.” this point,” Giants receiver Victor Cruz ripped that return of an 88 mph sec- well: She and Lucie Hradecka were Next for the fourth-seeded Wil- It’s not a lot of fun for the Yankees said Monday. “You just have to go out ond serve, forcing Hlavackova into the doubles runners-up at both of liams, who won the U.S. Open in these days. there and trust that they are spending an out-of-control backhand that those events. Not that those 2-on-2 1999, 2002 and 2008, is a match In the span of two weeks, they lost time in the meeting rooms and those sailed well long, to the moment she encounters helped prepare for the 1- stars Mark Teixeira and Curtis Gran- powereda116mphservicewinneron on-1match in Arthur Ashe Stadium SeeOPEN, Page 4B derson from a lineup that had been SeeOFFICIALS, Page 4B missing Alex Rodriguez, and lost comfort as their lead at the top of the AL East shrunk from five games to just CROSS COUNTRY two. “We’re two games up two games into September,” Yankees outfielder Nick Swisher snapped, before that lead fell to Lehman freshman would cross asingle game after Monday’s action. “We get our guys back, we’ll be right back on the ball.” the country for a state medal The Yankees can’t count on that. Only a three-run rally in Saturday’s By ROBERT MINER INSIDE: Team by team capsules, Page 5B seventh inning saved them from being For The Times Leader swept and kept the Yankees alone at the DALLAS TWP. – With the start of the top. high school cross country season about before he was to compete in the Cliff “It doesn’t make a difference who’s to get underway, there is a young, up- Robbins Sr. Memorial High School In- hurt,” Jeter said. “We have to win by coming star you might want to keep vitational Cross Country Races at Let- ourselves. We can’t sit around waiting your eye on – Lake-Lehman freshman terkenny Fields. “I’ve trained as hard, if for guys to get back.” Dominic Hockenbury. not harder than anybody else. If my Because as this weekend showed, a The 14-year-old from Harveys Lake – training pays off, I should do well.” bunch of guys in Baltimore aren’t wait- he turns 15 on Oct. 5 – will be compet- Hockenbury’s coach, John Sobocin- ing for success anymore. ing as a freshman at the varsity level for ski, has high hopes for the freshman. They’re coming. NIKO J. KALLIANIOTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER the Black Knights. And he is deter- “He is a student of the sport,” said So- Lake-Lehman’s Dominick Hockenbury may only be a freshman but he has mined to make his mark. bocinski. “He pays attention to details. Paul Sokoloski is a Times Leader sports some lofty goals for the high school cross country season. He wants to medal “My goal this season is to medal at columnist. You may reach him at 970-7109 or at states. states,” said Hockenbury on Saturday SeeHOCKENBURY, Page 5B email him at [email protected]. PAGE 2B TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 ➛ SCOREBOARD THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com

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BOYS SOCCER WHITE SOX 9.0 Twins West Division BEST BET: BOMBASTIC (4TH) Dick McNulty Bowling League Wyoming Valley West at Dallas Rangers 9.0 ROYALS WLPct. GB Berwick at GAR VALUE PLAY: YANKEE CONWAY (5TH) needs one team to fill the Tuesday z-Indianapolis (Pirates) ...... 89 55 .618 — MMI Prep at Hanover Area Angels 7.5 A’S Columbus (Indians) ...... 75 69 .521 14 night Winter Bowling League. It is Pittston Area at Holy Redeemer Crestwood at Coughlin Red Sox 7.0 MARINERS Toledo (Tigers) ...... 60 84 .417 29 POST TIME 6:30 p.m. amen’s league with an 80% Lake-Lehman at Wyoming Seminary Louisville (Reds)...... 51 93 .354 38 All Races One Mile National League z-clinched playoff spot handicap and starts at 6:30 p.m. at Wyoming Area at Nanticoke First-$6,000 Clm.Trot;clm.price $7,500 Chacko’s Family Bowling Center on H.S. GIRLS SOCCER NATIONALS 8.0 Cubs Monday's Games Hanover Area at MMI Prep Norfolk 5, Gwinnett 1 2Jobo Da’shabra T.Jackson 8-4-7 Has to stay trotting 9-2 Wilkes-Barre Boulevard. Interested Wyoming Area at Nanticoke PIRATES 8.0 Astros Columbus 4, Toledo 3 3Tameka Seelster M.Simons 7-5-7 Trying to regain stride 3-1 Indianapolis 2, Louisville 0, 8 innings 4Keystone Torch G.Napolitano 7-6-5 Another who is leg weary 7-2 bowlers can call Winday Thoman Holy Redeemer at Pittston Area Brewers 8.5 MARLINS Coughlin at Crestwood Pawtucket 6, Yankees 4, 12 innings 5Sabana Hanover M.Romano 2-x-8 Been making mistakes 4-1 at 824-3086 or Fred Favire at Wyoming Seminary at Lake-Lehman REDS 8.0 Phillies Rochester 6, Syracuse 4 7Secret Image D.Ingraham4-5-5 Just a bad field 8-1 215-0180. H.S. GIRLS TENNIS Buffalo at Lehigh Valley, ccd., rain 6Judith E.Carlson 6-6-7 Sixth again 5-1 MMI Prep at Berwick BRAVES 8.5 Rockies Charlotte 5, Durham 3, 8 innings 1Asolare M.Kakaley 6-3-7 Off since May10-1 St. Conrad’s Bowling League will Tuesday's Games 8Cross Island King G.Wasiluk 6-7-2 Why bother? 12-1 Holy Redeemer at Pittston Area CARDS 8.0 Mets begin on Wednesday, September Hazleton Area at Tunkhannock No games scheduled Second-$9,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $4,000 last 5 5th at Chacko’s Bowling Center at Hanover Area at Wyoming Area DODGERS 6.5 Padres Wednesday's Games 4Ideal Danny E.Carlson 6-7-8 Wins off the drop 5-1 GAR at Wyoming Seminary No games scheduled GIANTS 7.0 D’backs 5Rileys Luck M.Kakaley 6-2-5 Comes from top connections 7-2 6:30 p.m. All bowlers are asked to Dallas at Wyoming Valley West 3Funny Deacon G.Napolitano 2-3-8 In strong hands 3-1 be there by 6:15 p.m. If you can’t Crestwood at Coughlin NFL Eastern League 1Bestnotlie Hanover J.Pavia 4-7-3 Much better post 4-1 H.S. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL make it this week but still intend to Favorite Points Underdog 2Born To Rockn Roll M.Simons 8-6-4 Too little, too late 9-2 Dallas at Tunkhannock At A Glance 8Pride And Glory M.Romano 3-4-3 Saddled with the eight hole 12-1 bowl in the league, please call Berwick at MMI Prep Wednesday All Times EDT 6Card Hustler T.Jackson 6-6-3 Shuffled out of it 8-1 Butch at 954-6009. Nanticoke at Pittston Area Eastern Division 7Art’s Son R.Pierce 2-4-6 Moves from claimers 12-1 North Pocono at Coughlin GIANTS 4Cowboys Lady Birds Bowling League will Holy Redeemer at Wyoming Valley West WLPct. GB Third-$9,500 Cond.Trot;n/w 1 pm race life begin their season on Wednesday, MEN'S COLLEGE GOLF Sunday z-Trenton (Yankees)...... 79 63 .556 — 6Apollo Hanover J.Takter 1-1-4 Young Takter in for mount 3-1 Reading (Phillies)...... 76 66 .535 3 1Whicked Hanover M.Kakaley 4-3-6 Went down as 3-5 chalk 7-2 PSU Wilkes-Barre at PSU Lehigh Valley Invitation- BEARS 9.5 Colts Sept. 5 at Modern Lanes in Exeter. al, 11 a.m. New Britain (Twins) ...... 75 67 .528 4 4Leading ManT.Jackson 2-8-1 SJ’s Caviar gelding 4-1 1 5All Laid Out J.Rattray2-2-x Rattray in for the night 5-1 Bowlers please report at 6 p.m. WOMEN'S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Eagles 8BROWNS Portland (Red Sox) ...... 68 73 .482 10 ⁄2 King’s at Scranton, 7 p.m. Binghamton (Mets) ...... 68 74 .479 11 7Shermans Creek A.Napolitano 5-6-5 Needs to find more 10-1 since bowling starts at 6:15 pm. JETS 3Bills 8Bromance Hanover W.Popfinger 8-4-2 Pop 75yrs young 12-1 New Hampshire (Blue Jays) .6181.430 18 2Gliding Boy D.Hamilton 3-6-6 Breaker 8-1 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5 SAINTS 9.5 Redskins Western Division MEETINGS 3Mateo MT.Ginges 6-7-3 Lots of trainers driving in here 9-2 H.S. CROSS COUNTRY Patriots 6.5 TITANS WLPct. GB Fourth-$9,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $4,000 last 5 (All games 4:15 p.m. unless noted) z-Akron (Indians)...... 82 59 .582 — 3Bombastic G.Napolitano 7-7-8 Down the road 5-2 VIKINGS 4.5 Jaguars 1 Berwick High School Boys Basket- Hazleton Area/Hanover Area at Nanticoke z-Bowie (Orioles) ...... 78 64 .549 4 ⁄2 7Mr Rightnow M.Simons 7-1-2 Should be tighter 7-2 Wyoming Valley West/Berwick at Northwest 1 ball Boosters will have a meeting TEXANS 10.5 Dolphins Altoona (Pirates)...... 72 70 .507 10 ⁄2 8Andy BaranJ.Dauplaise 3-5-6 Jeff owns-trains-drives 4-1 Coughlin/Holy Redeemer at Wyoming Seminary Sept. 4 at 7 p.m. in the gymnasium Richmond (Giants)...... 7071.496 12 4Monet C CD.Ingraham2-7-6 Picks up the pieces 6-1 Crestwood/Dallas at MMI Prep LIONS 8.5 Rams 1 Harrisburg (Nationals) ...... 64 78 .451 18 ⁄2 6Roaring Rei E.Carlson 3-8-8 Lacks speed 10-1 lobby. For more information, call Pittston Area/Wyoming Area at GAR 2Cruznwithdabigdog M.Romano 7-6-3 Done little since the claim 5-1 Tunkhannock/Meyers at Lake-Lehman Falcons 2.5 CHIEFS Erie (Tigers)...... 57 84 .404 25 coach Jason Kingery at 394-7115. z-clinched playoff spot 1Major Najor A.Napolitano 6-5-7 Minor chance 8-1 H.S. FIELD HOCKEY PACKERS 5.5 49ers 5Night Train Shane B.Simpson 8-5-2 Stalls 12-1 Berwick at Elk Lake Monday's Games Crestwood Boys Basketball Booster Fifth-$6,000 Clm.Trot;clm.price $7,500 Hanover Area at GAR Panthers 2.5 BUCS Akron 6, Richmond 0 Club will hold its next meeting at 7 Montrose at Meyers Reading 7, Portland 3 3Yankee ConwayM.Simons 6-7-5 Bomb potential 12-1 p.m. Sept. 5 at Cavanaugh’s Grille. Northwest at Pittston Area Seahawks 2.5 CARDS Trenton 8, Binghamton 5 5The Count J.Pavia 4-8-9 Dangerous if on the trot 3-1 Altoona 2, Erie 1 6Chiselled A.Napolitano 4-6-9 Likes the front end 5-1 We will be discussing our annual H.S. BOYS SOCCER BRONCOS 1Steelers Meyers at Tunkhannock New Britain 8, New Hampshire 5 2Linebriated T.Buter 7-5-9 Buter barn cooled off 7-2 Bowie 7, Harrisburg 2 "Nite at the Races" benefit. All H.S. GIRLS SOCCER Monday 4Grace N Charlie M.Kakaley 5-4-8 Note the driver change 4-1 parents of Crestwood boys basket- Tunkhannock at Meyers Today's Games 7Clarissa Hall G.Napolitano 3-8-5 Missed a few turns 8-1 H.S. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL RAVENS 6Bengals No games scheduled 1IWant Fabulous B.Simpson 6-6-8 Keep wishing 9-2 ball players are invited to attend. GAR at Meyers Wednesday's Games 8Crystal Sizzler T.Jackson 7-x-5 Rolled over 10-1 Chargers 1.5 RAIDERS Mountain Top Area Little League Hanover Area at Wyoming Area No games scheduled Sixth-$4,500 Clm.Pace;clm.price $7,500 will hold elections to fill open Delaware Valley at Hazleton Area 9Cannae Barron T.Jackson 1-6-2 Paid quickly off the claim 8-1 Crestwood at Lake-Lehman Board of Director positions on Home teams in capital letters. 4Warrawee IcemanB.Simpson 2-5-4 Hot early pace can help 7-2 COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY HARNESS 2Thunder Seelster G.Napolitano 2-1-1 Quick on the engine 5-2 Thursday, Sept. 6, at 8 p.m. at the Scranton at Misericordia, 4 p.m. 3Gladiare Grande M.Kakaley 3-4-7 Underachieved plenty 4-1 MEN'S COLLEGE SOCCER RACING Alberdeen Complex. Anyone in- 5Art Maker G.Merton 2-1-2 13yr old millionaire 5-1 King’s at Marywood, 4 p.m. TRANSACTIONS 8Doodlebop J.Pavia 6-2-1 Robinson good 2nd half 6-1 Wilkes at Muhlenberg, 6 p.m. terested in being on the board or 6Baffler T.Buter 6-6-3 Dull indeed 15-1 requiring info should call Andrea at Gettysburg at Misericordia, 7 p.m. Pocono Downs WOMEN'S COLLEGE SOCCER BASEBALL 1Carpe Diem E.Carlson 6-2-5 Lightly raced 6yr old 12-1 574-5551or Terry at 823-7949, or King’s at PSU Berks, 4 p.m. Monday Sep 03, 2012 7Quik Change Artist M.Simons 7-8-3 Comes off a few scratches 20-1 American League Scranton at Wilkes, 4 p.m. Seventh-$6,000 Clm.Trot;clm.price $7,500 visit mountaintoparealittleleague- BOSTON RED SOX—Recalled RHP Chris Car- Misericordia at Lebanon Valley, 4 p.m. First - $9,500 Trot 1:59.3 7Jeff’s Night Out G.Napolitano 2-4-2 It’s his night indeed 3-1 penter from Pawtucket (IL). .com. WOMEN'S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL 8-Sapelo (Jo Kakaley) 97.60 35.80 7.40 6Mr Hobbs M.Simons 1-6-5 May be worth shot at price 8-1 NEW YORK YANKEES—Activated 3B Alex Rodri- Lackawanna at PSU Wilkes-Barre, 6 p.m. 5-Explosive Fashion (Da Ingraham) 18.40 4.00 8Eight O’clock Rock J.Pavia 6-4-2 Harmon training at .245 5-1 Nanticoke Area Little League will guez from the 15-day DL. Marywood at Wilkes, 7 p.m. 1-May Day Mist (An Napolitano) 3.20 OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Recalled RHP Tyson 2Marian’s ManJ.Taggart 4-3-5 Cagey veteran4-1 hold its monthly meeting at high Misericordia at Immaculata, 7 p.m. EXACTA (8-5) $973.60 Ross from Sacramento (PCL). 1Classic Obsession T.Buter 9-8-1 Having issues 7-2 school cafe on Sept. 5 at 7:30 p.m. TRIFECTA (8-5-1) $9,143.80 4Winsome Wonder A.Napolitano 3-3-4 Done at the head of the lane 9-2 Board Members are to meet at 7 National League 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $2,285.95 5Mackgun Mamie M.Kakaley 8-5-7 Never in it 12-1 THURSDAY, SEPT. 6 HOUSTON ASTROS—Recalled C Carlos Corpo- SUPERFECTA (8-5-1-2) $46,648.20 3O-Georgie M.Romano 3-5-5 Riding long losing skid 10-1 ran, RHP Chuckie Fick, LHP Dallas Keuchel and p.m. H.S. FIELD HOCKEY 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $2,332.41 OF J.D. Martinez from Oklahoma City (PCL). As- Eighth-$4,500 Clm.Pace;clm.price $5,000 Abington Heights at Coughlin Pittston Area Lady Patriot Basket- signed RHP Mark Hamburger outright to Oklahoma 2Absolutely Michael G.Napolitano 1-8-3 Repeater 3-1 Crestwood at Dallas ball Booster Club will meet on City. Second - $9,000 Trot 1:56.2 5Chaco Hanover E.Carlson 2-2-1 Oakes barn still hot 7-2 Holy Redeemer at Nanticoke ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Recalled RHP Victor 9-Newport Volo (Th Jackson) 21.60 9.00 5.80 1Really Showing Off T.Buter 2-5-5 Sits in the pocket 4-1 Wednesday, September 5th at 7 Honesdale at Lackawanna Trail Marte from Memphis (PCL). 6-Ashcroft (Mi Simons) 3.60 2.10 8Dr Lon B.Irvine 2-2-2 Returns from Tioga 9-2 Lake-Lehman at Delaware Valley p.m. in Lizza’s on North Main WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Selected the con- 2-Ax Man (Ty Buter) 2.80 4Wilson Jay NG.Merton 1-2-5 More Monti Pellegrino stock 6-1 Wyoming Area at Wyoming Valley West tract of RHP Christian Garcia and LHP Zach Duke EXACTA (9-6) $110.80 3Third DayM.Kakaley 3-6-8 Matt owns & steers 8-1 Street in Pittston for the purpose Wyoming Seminary at Hazleton Area from Syracuse (IL). Transferred RHP Henry Rodri- TRIFECTA (9-6-2) $879.00 H.S. GOLF 9Lifetime Louie J.Pavia 3-5-9 It would be a shocker 15-1 of organizing their fall activities. guez to the 60-day DL. 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $219.75 Berwick at Pittston Area 6The Son Ofa Legend D.Ingraham5-3-8 Easy toss 10-1 All Lady Patriot Basketball Parents SUPERFECTA (9-6-2-1) $1,356.00 Crestwood at Dallas FOOTBALL 7Foxy Guy B.Simpson 5-2-2 Rounds out the field 20-1 are asked to attend. Hazleton Area at Coughlin 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $67.80 Ninth-$8,500 Clm.Trot;clm.price $10,000 Plains Yankees Football & Cheer- Wyoming Valley West at Tunkhannock National Football League DAILY DOUBLE (8-9) $3,345.20 1Idadazzle J.Pavia 1-1-3 Winning machine 3-1 MMI Prep at Wyoming Seminary ARIZONA CARDINALS—Signed T Pat McQuistan Scratched: Somolli Crown 4Xposure G.Napolitano 1-1-9 Another who loves to score 5-2 leading Organization will hold it’s Lake-Lehman at Meyers to a one-year contract. Claimed LB Jamaal West- 8Bluebird ElianM.Kakaley 4-6-4 Loves to rally 4-1 next monthly meeting on today at Nanticoke at GAR erman off waivers from Miami. Placed T Jeremy Third - $4,500 Pace 1:53.1 6Streetwise Hall B.Simpson 2-6-4 Simpson the new driver 5-1 Hanover Area at Holy Redeemer Bridges on injured reserve. Signed DT Ricky Lump- 4-Johnny Walker (Ho Parker) 7.60 4.80 3.00 5MS Heather MT.Buter 4-1-1 One peg below these 6-1 8p.m. at the PAV in Hudson. All H.S. BOYS SOCCER kin, LB Colin Parker, CB Larry Parker, TE Steve 2-Hillside Dude (Er Carlson) 11.40 4.80 3Second Avenue E.Carlson 7-7-3 Drops, but a bit off 10-1 are welcome to attend. Coughlin at Dallas Skelton, WR Isaiah Williams, T Steven Baker, LB 1-Heza Character (Ma Kakaley) 2.40 7Sandra Dea Go Fast M.Simons 5-3-1 Going slow 12-1 Berwick at MMI Prep Ricky Elmore and WR Gerell Robinson to the prac- EXACTA (4-2) $107.20 2Muscles To Spare A.Napolitano 9-7-6 Broke off the purchase 15-1 Nanticoke at Hanover Area tice squad. TRIFECTA (4-2-1) $527.40 9Vinegar Hill T.Jackson 6-5-6 Trails throughout 20-1 REGISTRATIONS/TRYOUTS BALTIMORE RAVENS—Waived DB Danny Gor- GAR at Wyoming Area 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $131.85 Tenth-$18,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $20,000 last 5 Hazleton Area at Crestwood rer. Signed S James Ihedigbo. Signed QB Dennis SUPERFECTA (4-2-1-7) $1,243.00 4Miss Annie JG.Napolitano 1-5-5 Won’t be caught 2-1 Holy Redeemer at Lake-Lehman Dixon, LB Adrian Hamilton and DB Anthony Levine 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $62.15 Wyoming Valley Flames will be to the practice squad. 5Foxy Lady M.Kakaley 2-4-9 Can’t regain that 3yr old form 7-2 H.S. GIRLS SOCCER Scratched: Satin Spider holding additional tryouts for girls MMI Prep at Berwick BUFFALO BILLS—Signed CB T.J. Heath and TE 6Clear View Hanover J.Pavia 2-3-6 Chased choice last out 5-1 LaMark Brown to the practice squad. 2Shanghai Lil M.Simons 4-6-1 Back from Yonkers 5-2 Crestwood at Hazleton Area Fourth - $15,000 Trot 1:55.3 fast pitch softball on the following Lake-Lehman at Holy Redeemer CHICAGO BEARS—Signed DT Amobi Okoye to a 3Gordyyy’s Pet T.Buter 4-2-5 Buter the new driver 6-1 dates: The 10U & 12U age group will one-year contract. Waived DT Brian Price. 2-Freedom Ridge (Th Jackson) 18.20 5.60 2.60 1Fair Voltage A.Napolitano 1-2-4 Shocked 10-1 Dallas at Coughlin 1-Hope Reins Supreme (Er Carlson) 3.80 2.80 Pittston Area at Wyoming Seminary CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed DL Brian San- Eleventh-$8,500 Clm.Hndcp Trot;clm.price $7-10,000 be on Sept 6 at 6pm and Sept 9 at 8-Zuerest (Ty Buter) 3.60 H.S. GIRLS TENNIS ford to the practice squad. Released LB Solomon 8Halfpipe T.Buter 6-6-2 One more chance 7-2 EXACTA (2-1) $45.60 2pm. All tryouts will be at the Tunkhannock at Coughlin Elimimian from the practice squad. 3Spit N Shine J.Pavia 1-2-2 Takes all the money 5-2 TRIFECTA (2-1-8) $271.20 Ashley softball field on Conyng- Pittston Area at Crestwood DETROIT LIONS—Signed CB Drayton Florence. 6He’s Mine Stratto G.Napolitano 2-6-5 Retains Napolitano 4-1 Released S Ricardo Silva. Signed G Rodney Aus- 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $67.80 ham St. If you are unable to make MMI Prep at Dallas 9AReal Laser M.Kakaley 4-2-4 Needs to get early spot 5-1 Holy Redeemer at GAR tin, FB Shaun Chapas, WR Kris Durham, WR Pa- SUPERFECTA (2-1-8-6) $2,274.80 1Joey The Jet JT B.Simpson 3-3-3 Tries to keep close 6-1 these dates and need an appoint- Hanover Area at Hazleton Area trick Edwards, RB Stephfon Green, LB Carmen 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $113.74 4Premier Event M.Simons 7-1-2 Bounced off the win 8-1 Messina, DT Lorenzo Washington and DB Ross ment, or for more information, call Wyoming Seminary at Berwick Scratched: Smooth Power 5Shelly Ross E.Carlson 2-5-5 Just 1-for last-56 12-1 Wyoming Area at Wyoming Valley West Weaver to the practice squad. GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed WR Diondre Bo- 7Captain Brady C.Norris 5-2-4 …..next 15-1 Pat at 466-9644, Hank at 328- H.S. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Fifth - $18,000 Trot 1:53.4 2Glide Speed D.Ingraham5-3-6 One more race to go 20-1 MMI Prep at Dallas rel, TE Brandon Bostick, QB B.J. Coleman, T An- 2643, or Bernie at 239-3627. 7-Definitely Mamie (Jo Pavia Jr) 22.00 8.40 5.00 Twelfth-$9,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $4,000 last 5 Pittston Area at Tunkhannock drew Datko, DE Lawrence Guy, G/T Chris Scott, RB 2-Tui (Th Jackson) 4.20 3.00 Coughlin at Berwick Marc Tyler and G Greg Van Roten to the practice 3-Chaplin Hall (Ge Napolitano Jr) 4.00 8Lies Lies Lies M.Simons 8-1-9 Finishes off late double 5-1 UPCOMING EVENTS/OTHER Wyoming Valley West at Nanticoke squad. EXACTA (7-2) $115.80 6Missed Opportunity T.Buter 6-4-3 Newcomer from Harrah’s 3-1 HOUSTON TEXANS—Signed G Cody White to the 5State Of The Union M.Kakaley 2-9-9 First start off the claim 7-2 TRIFECTA (7-2-3) $832.20 practice squad. 1Avogadro Hanover T.Jackson 5-4-1 Maine invader 9-2 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $208.05 FRIDAY, SEPT. 7 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed RB Alvester 7Fine Fine Fine J.Pavia 3-7-6 Not so fine 8-1 Berwick High School Basketball SUPERFECTA (7-2-3-5) $1,749.80 Team will be sponsoring a golf H.S. FOOTBALL Alexander, T Darrion Weems and DB D.J. Johnson 3Mobile M.Romano 7-6-7 Leveled off 4-1 to the practice squad. Released S Latarrius Tho- 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $87.49 4Arts Blaze E.Carlson 9-4-3 Burned 12-1 (All games 7 p.m.) PICK 3 (4-2-7) $396.00 tournament at the Berwick Golf Coughlin at Hazleton Area mas from the practice squad. 2Finn ManG.Napolitano 9-6-2 See you tomorrow 10-1 MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed OL Kevin Mur- Club Saturday Sept. 8. The event GAR at Dunmore Sixth - $12,000 Trot 1:53.1 Hanover Area at Lackawanna Trail phy, DL Ernest Owusu, WR Tori Gurley and WR will start at 1p.m. and the format 7-Just Like Lloyd (Wi Mullin) 21.00 5.20 6.80 Montrose at Lake-Lehman Chris Summers to the practice squad. will be a four-person scramble. North Pocono at Crestwood NEW YORK GIANTS—Announced the retirement 1-Woody Marvel (Er Carlson) 4.00 2.80 Yaroslava Shvedova (5), Kazakhstan, 6-4, 6-4. Information can be found at Old Forge at Meyers of C Shaun O’Hara. 2-Lost In The Fog (Jo Pavia Jr) 10.00 TENNIS Nuria Llagostera Vives and Maria Jose Martinez Pittston Area at Scranton OAKLAND RAIDERS —Signed CB Joselio Han- EXACTA (7-1) $72.20 Sanchez (8), Spain, def. Raquel Kops-Jones and www.berwickdawgs.com or you Pottsville at Berwick son. Released CB DeMarcus Van Dyke. TRIFECTA (7-1-2) $335.20 Abigail Spears (9), United States, 3-6, 7-6 (2), 7-5. can contact Coach Jason Kingery Susquehanna at Northwest SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Placed LB Parys Ha- 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $83.80 U.S. Open Sabine Lisicki, Germany, and Peng Shuai, China, ralson on injured reserve. Signed LB Clark Hag- SUPERFECTA (7-1-2-5) $1,847.40 394-7115 or Coach Bobby Calarco at West Scranton at Tunkhannock Monday's Results def. Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina (6), Williamsport at Mifflin County gans to a one-year contract. 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $92.37 Russia, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4. 854-0196. Wyoming Area at Mid Valley SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Signed TE Evan Moore. Scratched: Myrhythmofthenight At The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Maria Kirilenko and Nadia Petrova (4), Russia, def. Signed LB Allen Bradford, T/DT Edawn Coughman, Hanover Area School Board and Wyoming Valley West at Delaware Valley Center Serena and Venus Williams, United States, 6-1, 6-4. H.S. FIELD HOCKEY G Rishaw Johnson, WR Jermaine Kearse, WR Ri- Seventh - $6,000 Pace 1:53.1 Hanover Township Commission- cardo Lockette, QB Josh Portis, S DeShawn Shead New York Mixed Elk Lake at Hanover Area 7-Ccs Lover N (Ge Napolitano Jr) 5.60 4.20 2.80 Purse: $25.5 million (Grand Slam) Quarterfinals GAR at Berwick and LB Korey Toomer to the practice squad. ers will hold its annual Golf Tour- TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS—Re-signed DL Wal- 4-Skedaddle Hanover (Ho Parker) 6.60 3.60 Surface: Hard-Outdoor Kveta Peschke, Czech Republic, and Marcin Mat- Meyers at Northwest 6-Worthys Magic (Gr Merton) 3.80 nament on Saturday, Sept. 29 at lace Gilberry. Waived G Julian Vandervelde. Re- Singles kowski (4), Poland, def. Sania Mirza, India, and Co- Montrose at Tunkhannock EXACTA (7-4) $57.00 Sand Springs Golf Course in H.S. GOLF leased G Brian Folkerts from the practice squad. Men lin Fleming, Britain, 6-3, 7-5. Signed T Bradley Sowell, LB Jacob Cutrera, TE TRIFECTA (7-4-6) $286.20 Liezel Huber, United States, and Max Mirnyi (1), Be- Drums, PA. Format is Captain and Holy Redeemer at Lake-Lehman 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $71.55 Fourth Round Wyoming Area at MMI Prep Drake Dunsmore, WR Dale Moss, WR Bert Reed, larus, def. Nuria Llagostera Vives and David Marre- Crew with a shotgun start at 1:30 LB J.K. Schaffer, QB Adam Weber and DE Markus SUPERFECTA (7-4-6-3) $843.00 Tomas Berdych (6), Czech Republic, def. Nicolas ro, Spain, 6-1, 7-5. GAR at Hanover Area 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $42.15 Almagro (11), Spain, 7-6 (4), 6-4, 6-1. Wyoming Seminary at Nanticoke White to the practice squad. Ekaterina Makarova, Russia, and Bruno Soares, p.m. Awards for closest to the pin, TENNESSESE TITANS—Signed RB Darren Roger Federer (1), Switzerland, def. Mardy Fish Brazil, def. Anastasia Rodionova, Australia, and H.S. BOYS SOCCER (23), United States, walkover. longest drive, flight winners along Meyers at Wyoming Valley West Evans and WR Vidal Hazelton to the practice Eighth - $9,000 Trot 1:56.2 Jean-Julien Rojer, Netherlands, 4-6, 6-3, 10-7 tie- Marin Cilic (12), Croatia, def. Martin Klizan, Slova- H.S. GIRLS SOCCER squad. 6-Fun N Pleasure (Jo Pavia Jr) 19.60 11.60 5.80 break. with other prizes. Entry fee is $85 WASHINGTON REDSKINS—Signed WR Emma- kia, 7-5, 6-4, 6-0. per golfer. Awards dinner only is Meyers at Hanover Area 7-Stretch Limo (Ge Napolitano Jr) 5.40 3.60 Lucie Hradecka and Frantisek Cermak (7), Czech H.S. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL nuel Arceneaux, RB Antwon Bailey, T Tom Comp- 3-Celebrity Legacy (Da Ingraham) 3.80 Women Republic, def. Elena Vesnina, Russia, and Leander $30. Hole sponsors also available. Meyers at North Pocono ton, LB Darryl Gamble, FB Robert Hughes, TE EXACTA (6-7) $58.20 Fourth Round Paes (3), India, 7-6 (2), 7-5. Deangelo Peterson, DL Jason Shirley and DE Doug Wyoming Area at Holy Redeemer TRIFECTA (6-7-3) $319.40 Ana Ivanovic (12), Serbia, def. Tsvetana Pironkova, Any questions or for reservations, Worthington to the practice squad. Placed RB Tris- Hazleton Area at GAR 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $79.85 Bulgaria, 6-0, 6-4. U.S. Open Show Court Schedules please contact Kevin Quaglia at Lake-Lehman at Hanover Area tan Davis and FB Dorson Boyce on the reserve/in- SUPERFECTA (6-7-3-5) $441.40 jured list. Serena Williams (4), United States, def. Andrea Tuesday 821-5681or Jeff Lewis at 817-5906. Crestwood at Delaware Valley 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $22.07 Hlavackova, Czech Republic, 6-0, 6-0. At The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY Kingston/Forty Fort Little League HOCKEY Sara Errani (10), Italy, def. 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STANDINGS IP HRER BB SO Cardinals 5, Los Angeles C.Wilson W,11-9..... 552223 Mets 4 All Times EDT Richards...... 110003 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York St. Louis S.Downs...... 110011 ab rhbi ab rhbi East Division Hawkins...... 111100Tejada ss 4110Jay cf 2210 WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Walden ...... 100001DnMrp 2b 4122MCrpnt 1b 3002 New York ...... 76 58 .567 ——4-6 L-2 41-28 35-30 Oakland DWrght 3b 4000Hollidy lf 4120 Baltimore...... 75 59 .560 1—8-2 W-2 37-30 38-29 Milone L,11-10 ...... 3105501I.Davis 1b 3010Craig rf 4021 1 1 2 Tampa Bay...... 74 61 .548 2 ⁄2 1 ⁄2 4-6 W-3 36-30 38-31 Neshek ...... 1 ⁄3 10001Duda lf 3000Motte p0000 2 Boston...... 62 74 .456 15 14 2-8 L-7 32-38 30-36 Figueroa...... ⁄3 13220Bay ph-lf 1010YMolin c4011 2 Toronto...... 60 74 .448 16 15 4-6 L-3 33-33 27-41 T.Ross...... 2 ⁄3 10013Baxter rf 2110Freese 3b 3000 Central Division Scribner...... 110001Hairstn ph-rf 1000Schmkr 2b 3121 WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Milone pitched to 1batter in the 4th. Shppch c4112Descals ss 4000 Chicago ...... 73 61 .545 ——4-6 W-1 39-26 34-35 Umpires—Home, Tom Hallion;First, Brian O’No- AnTrrs cf 4010J.Kelly p3110 Detroit ...... 72 62 .537 135-5 L-1 42-27 30-35 ra;Second, Chad Fairchild;Third, Alfonso Marquez. McHgh p1000Mujica p0000 Kansas City...... 60 74 .448 13 15 5-5 L-1 30-36 30-38 T—3:24. A—20,180 (35,067). Lutz ph 1000Boggs p0000 1 1 Cleveland ...... 57 78 .422 16 ⁄2 18 ⁄2 3-7 W-1 32-37 25-41 Acosta p0000SFrmn p0000 1 1 Minnesota ...... 55 80 .407 18 ⁄2 20 ⁄2 4-6 L-2 25-40 30-40 JuTrnr ph 1000SRonsn rf 1000 West Division NATIONAL RCarsn p0000 WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away LEAGUE Parnell p0000 Texas ...... 80 54 .597 ——7-3 W-2 43-25 37-29 Edgin p0000 Oakland...... 76 58 .567 4—9-1 L-1 42-28 34-30 RCeden ph 1000 1 1 Totals 34 484Totals 31 595 Los Angeles ...... 72 63 .533 8 ⁄2 3 ⁄2 7-3 W-1 36-29 36-34 Phillies 4, Reds 2 Seattle ...... 66 70 .485 15 10 5-5 W-2 35-32 31-38 New York ...... 000 000 220 —4 Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis ...... 102 100 10x —5 NATIONAL LEAGUE ab rhbi ab rhbi E—Dan.Murphy (14), I.Davis (8). DP—New York 1. East Division Rollins ss 4113Cozart ss 4000 AP PHOTO LOB—New York 7, St. Louis 7. 2B—I.Davis (22), WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Pierre lf 4020Stubbs cf 4000 J.Kelly (1). 3B—An.Torres (6), Jay (4). HR— Washington...... 82 52 .612 ——5-5 W-2 40-25 42-27 L.Nix lf 0000BPhllps 2b 4010 Dan.Murphy (5), Shoppach (3), Schumaker (1). Baltimore Orioles’ Nate McLouth hits a double off a pitch from 1 Atlanta...... 76 59 .563 6 ⁄2 —5-5 W-2 38-31 38-28 Utley 2b 4000Ludwck lf 4120 SB—Baxter (5). S—Jay, Schumaker. SF—M.Car- 1 Toronto Blue Jays. J.A. Happ during the sixth inning Monday in Philadelphia ...... 65 70 .481 17 ⁄2 87-3 W-1 32-37 33-33 Howard 1b 4000Bruce rf 4122 penter. 1 New York...... 64 71 .474 18 ⁄2 97-3 L-1 30-35 34-36 Mayrry cf 4111Frazier 1b 4010 IP HRER BB SO 1 Toronto. The Orioles won 4-0. Miami ...... 60 75 .444 22 ⁄2 13 3-7 W-1 31-35 29-40 DBrwn rf 4000Rolen 3b 3000 New York Central Division Frndsn 3b 4020Hanign c3000 McHugh L,0-1...... 464402 WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Lerud c4110Cueto p2000 Acosta ...... 210000 Cloyd p3110Hoover p0000 1 Cincinnati...... 82 54 .603 ——6-4 L-1 42-25 40-29 R.Carson...... ⁄3 01101 1 DeFrts p0000Phipps ph 0000 2 St. Louis ...... 73 62 .541 8 ⁄2 —4-6 W-1 41-26 32-36 Parnell ...... ⁄3 20010 1 Aumont p0000Ondrsk p0000 Pittsburgh...... 70 64 .522 11 2 ⁄2 3-7 L-4 40-27 30-37 Edgin ...... 100001 1 Totals 35 484Totals 32 262 Milwaukee ...... 65 69 .485 16 7 ⁄2 7-3 L-1 41-28 24-41 St. Louis 1 Philadelphia...... 000 031 000 —4 2 Chicago ...... 51 83 .381 30 21 ⁄2 3-7 L-3 34-34 17-49 J.Kelly W,5-6 ...... 6 ⁄3 52224 1 1 Houston...... 42 93 .311 39 ⁄2 31 3-7 W-1 28-40 14-53 Cincinnati ...... 010 000 001 —2 Mujica H,22...... ⁄3 00000 Saunders shines as 1 DP—Philadelphia 1. LOB—Philadelphia 4, Cincin- Boggs H,27...... ⁄3 22210 West Division nati 4. 2B—Ludwick (24). HR—Rollins (17), May- S.Freeman...... 010000 WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away 2 berry (14), Bruce (30). Motte S,33-38...... 1 ⁄3 00012 San Francisco...... 77 58 .570 ——7-3 W-3 38-28 39-30 S.Freeman pitched to 1batter in the 8th. Los Angeles...... 72 63 .533 515-5 W-2 37-31 35-32 IP HRER BB SO 1 1 Philadelphia Parnell pitched to 1batter in the 8th. Arizona ...... 66 70 .485 11 ⁄2 7 ⁄2 2-8 L-3 33-34 33-36 San Diego...... 62 73 .459 15 11 7-3 L-2 33-33 29-40 Cloyd W,1-1...... 741109HBP—by R.Carson (Jay). Colorado...... 55 78 .414 21 17 5-5 L-1 30-41 25-37 De Fratus H,1 ...... 100010Umpires—Home, Toby Basner;First, David Rack- Orioles beat Jays Aumont S,1-1 ...... 121100ley;Second, Dan Iassogna;Third, Dale Scott. Cincinnati T—3:09. A—40,952 (43,975). AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Cueto L,17-7...... 784405 Sunday's Games Sunday's Games Hoover...... 100001 The Associated Press Rangers 8, Royals 4 Baltimore 8, N.Y. Yankees 3 N.Y. Mets 5, Miami 1 Ondrusek ...... 100001 Texas 8, Cleveland 3 Washington 4, St. Louis 3 Umpires—Home, Jeff Nelson;First, Bill Welke;Se- TORONTO — Joe Saunders KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Yu Tampa Bay 9, Toronto 4 Cincinnati 5, Houston 3 cond, Chris Guccione;Third, D.J. Reyburn. Kansas City 6, Minnesota 4 Milwaukee 12, Pittsburgh 8 T—2:43. A—22,487 (42,319). and three relievers combined Darvish retired the first 17 Oakland 6, Boston 2 San Francisco 7, Chicago Cubs 5 Marlins 7, Brewers 3 Seattle 2, L.A. Angels 1 Colorado 11, San Diego 10 Detroit 4, Chicago White Sox 2 Milwaukee Miami on a three-hitter and the charg- batters, Texas hit five home L.A. Dodgers 5, Arizona 4 ab rhbi ab rhbi Monday's Games Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 7 Braves 6, Rockies 1 ing Baltimore Orioles blanked Aoki rf 5020GHrndz cf 4211 runs and the Rangers beat the Cleveland 3, Detroit 2 Monday's Games RWeks 2b 4010DSolan 2b 5011 Baltimore 4, Toronto 0 Colorado Atlanta Toronto 4-0 Monday, cutting Washington 2, Chicago Cubs 1 ab rhbi ab rhbi Braun lf 5021Reyes ss 3013 Royals in a game that turned Tampa Bay 4, N.Y. Yankees 3 Atlanta 6, Colorado 1 Fowler cf 4000Bourn cf 2200 ArRmr 3b 4010Stanton rf 4000 their AL East deficit to one testy. Texas 8, Kansas City 4 Miami 7, Milwaukee 3 Rutledg ss 4010Constnz lf 2110 Hart 1b 4000Ca.Lee 1b 3000 L.A. Angels 8, Oakland 3 Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 2 CGnzlz lf 4120Heywrd rf 4000 Lucroy c4110Ruggin lf 4110 game. Adrian Beltre and Nelson Seattle 4, Boston 1 Houston 5, Pittsburgh 1 WRosr c4000FFrmn 1b 2200 CGomz cf 4112Brantly c4220 Chicago White Sox 4, Minnesota 2 St. Louis 5, N.Y. Mets 4 Pachec 1b 3010Prado 2b 3021 Segura ss 4120DMrph 3b 3111 The Orioles, who took two Cruz homered on consecutive Tuesday's Games San Francisco 9, Arizona 8, 10 innings Colvin rf 3000JFrncs 3b 4111 Fiers p0000Nolasco p2101 of three at Yankee Stadium Cleveland (Masterson 10-12) at Detroit (Porcello San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, (n) Nelson 3b 3010D.Ross c4012 LHrndz p1000H.Bell p0000 pitches in the sixth inning. 9-10), 7:05 p.m. Tuesday's Games LeMahi 2b 3000Janish ss 3000 Ishikaw ph 1000Kearns ph 0000 over the weekend, moved even Baltimore (Britton 4-1) at Toronto (Villanueva 7-4), Chicago Cubs (Rusin 0-1) at Washington (E.Jack- Chatwd p1000Medlen p3000 Kintzlr p0000Petersn pr 0000 Cruz watched his drive sail 7:07 p.m. son 8-9), 7:05 p.m. Roenck p0000 MParr p0000MDunn p0000 closer to New York. The Yan- N.Y. Yankees (F.Garcia 7-5) at Tampa Bay (Cobb Houston (Lyles 3-10) at Pittsburgh (W.Rodriguez Blckmn ph 1000 Bianchi ph 1000Cishek p0000 over the wall, then was hit by 8-8), 7:10 p.m. 9-13), 7:05 p.m. EEscln p0000 Totals 37 310 3Totals 32 777 kees lost 4-3 at Tampa Bay. Minnesota (Diamond 10-6) at Chicago White Sox Colorado (D.Pomeranz 1-8) at Atlanta (Hanson Moscos p0000 Milwaukee...... 020 000 100 —3 Louis Coleman’s first pitch (Quintana 5-3), 8:10 p.m. 12-7), 7:10 p.m. ABrwn ph 1000 Miami...... 001 500 01x —7 J.J. Hardy drove in two runs leading off the ninth. Texas (M.Harrison 15-8) at Kansas City (Guthrie Milwaukee (Marcum 5-4) at Miami (LeBlanc 2-3), WHarrs p0000 E—R.Weeks (14), Segura (4), Fiers 2 (5), Reyes 3-3), 8:10 p.m. 7:10 p.m. Totals 31 150Totals 27 654 (15), Do.Murphy (1). DP—Miami 1. LOB—Milwau- as the Orioles won for the L.A. Angels (Greinke 3-2) at Oakland (J.Parker 9-7), Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 8-9) at Cincinnati (Latos Colorado ...... 000 000 100 —1 kee 9, Miami 8. 2B—Aoki (25), Brantly (3). HR— eighth time in 10 games. Their 10:05 p.m. 11-4), 7:10 p.m. Atlanta ...... 204 000 00x —6 C.Gomez (16). SB—Ar.Ramirez (7), Reyes (33). Angels 8, Athletics 3 Boston (Lester 8-11) at Seattle (Beavan 9-8), 10:10 N.Y. Mets (Harvey 3-3) at St. Louis (J.Garcia 3-6), E—Pacheco 2 (12), Janish (2). DP—Atlanta 1. S—Fiers, Nolasco. SF—Reyes. one-game gap marks the clos- p.m. 8:15 p.m. LOB—Colorado 3, Atlanta 4. 2B—Nelson (15), Pra- IP HRER BB SO OAKLAND, Calif. — Chris Wednesday's Games San Diego (Stults 5-2) at L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw do (38), D.Ross (6). SB—Constanza (3). S—Con- Milwaukee 12-8), 10:10 p.m. 1 est anyone has been to the Minnesota at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. stanza. SF—Prado. Fiers L,8-7...... 3 ⁄3 66444 2 Iannetta hit a two-run homer in L.A. Angels at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. Arizona (I.Kennedy 12-11) at San Francisco (Vogel- IP HRER BB SO Li.Hernandez ...... 2 ⁄3 00003 Yankees since mid-June. Cleveland at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. song 12-7), 10:15 p.m. Colorado Kintzler ...... 100000 athree-hit day, Vernon Wells Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Wednesday's Games Chatwood L,4-4...... 336552M.Parra ...... 111111 Acquired recently from Ari- N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. Roenicke...... 200003Miami had a solo shot and RBI single, Texas at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at St. Louis, 1:45 p.m. E.Escalona ...... 100001Nolasco W,11-12 .... 793104 zona, Saunders (1-1) retired the Boston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Moscoso...... 110001H.Bell H,11 ...... 100001 and the Angels snapped the 2 Houston at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. W.Harris ...... 110002M.Dunn...... ⁄3 10012 first 17 Blue Jays batters before 1 Athletics’ season-best nine- Colorado at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Atlanta Cishek S,12-16 ...... ⁄3 00000 Adeiny Hechavarria lined a Milwaukee at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Medlen W,7-1...... 9510012 Umpires—Home, Paul Emmel;First, Scott Barry- game winning streak. San Diego at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. WP—Chatwood. ;Second, Jerry Meals;Third, Gary Darling. two-out single to center in the Arizona at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Umpires—Home, Chris Conroy;First, Mark Carl- T—3:04. A—22,391(37,442). son;Second, Angel Hernandez;Third, Ed Hickox. sixth inning. Mariners 4, Red Sox 1 T—2:39. A—24,848 (49,586). Rangers 8, Royals 4 Rays 4, Yankees 3 SEATTLE — Jason Vargas AMERICAN Texas Kansas City Nationals 2, Cubs 1 pitched seven solid innings and LEAGUE ab rhbi ab rhbi AMERICAN ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Kinsler 2b 5010Lough rf 4110 Chicago Washington James Shields pitched eight the Mariners sent Boston to its Andrus ss 5000TAreu ss 4123 ab rhbi ab rhbi LEAGUE Rays 4, Hamltn cf 4111AGordn lf 4011 Mather cf 3000Werth rf 4010 strong innings to outlast CC season-worst seventh straight Yankees 3 Beltre 3b 4111Butler dh 4010 BJcksn ph 1000Harper cf 4110 LEADERS N.Cruz rf 2311Mostks 3b 4010 Belivea p0000Zmrmn 3b 4011 loss. New York Tampa Bay MiYong dh 4112L.Cain cf 4000 Bowden p0000LaRoch 1b 4111 Sabathia and light-hitting Chris Barney 2b 4000Morse lf 1000 BATTING ab rhbi ab rhbi DvMrp lf 4120Hosmer 1b 3000 Trout, Los Angeles, .332;MiCabrera, Detroit, Gimenez drove in two runs, Jeter ss 3000DJnngs lf 4010 Soto c4113B.Pena c3110 Rizzo 1b 4110Berndn ph-lf 2010 TMoore .331;DavMurphy, Texas, .324;Beltre, Texas, White Sox 4, Twins 2 Swisher 1b 4000BUpton cf 3211 Olt 1b 3000Giavtll 2b 2110 .318;Mauer, Minnesota, .317;Jeter, New York, helping the Rays beat the Yan- Cano 2b 4110Zobrist dh 4010 Morlnd 1b 1010 ASorin lf 4010ph-lf 1000 .315;Fielder, Detroit, .313. SCastro ss 4020Dsmnd ss 4020 CHICAGO — Gordon Beck- AlRdrg dh 4110Longori 3b 4011 Totals 36 898Totals 32 484 RUNS kees. ErChvz 3b 2001Brignc ss 0000 Texas...... 031 002 002 —8 WCastll c3021Espinos 2b 3020 Campn pr 0000KSuzuk c2000 Trout, Los Angeles, 108;Kinsler, Texas, ham hit a two-run homer and ENunez pr 0000Kppngr 1b 4120 91;Hamilton, Texas, 89;MiCabrera, Detroit, The Yankees, who led by 10 Ibanez lf 3111Thmps pr 0000 Kansas City ...... 000 003 010 —4 Vitters 3b 3000Detwilr p2000 Hector Santiago won in his RMartn c3021C.Pena 1b 0000 DP—Texas 2. LOB—Texas 3, Kansas City 2. Sappelt rf 2000Tracy ph 1000 87;AJackson, Detroit, 85;Encarnacion, Toronto, games earlier this summer, had Grndrs ph 1000BFrncs rf 4010 2B—Dav.Murphy (26), A.Gordon (45). Smrdzj p1000Storen p0000 84;Jeter, New York, 84. their edge cut to one game by first major league start as the ISuzuki rf 3000RRorts 2b 4110 3B—T.Abreu (1). HR—Hamilton (38), Beltre (28), DeJess ph-cf 1000Clipprd p0000 RBI Dickrsn cf 3000CGmnz c3022 N.Cruz (22), Mi.Young (5), Soto (3). SB—Lough Totals 30 161Totals 32 292 Hamilton, Texas, 114;MiCabrera, Detroit, Baltimore, which beat Toronto Chicago White Sox beat the JMolin c0000 (1). Chicago...... 000 000 001 —1 111;Willingham, Minnesota, 96;Encarnacion, To- EJhnsn IP HRER BB SO ronto, 95;Fielder, Detroit, 93;Pujols, Los Angeles, Texas Washington ...... 010 000 01x —2 92;ADunn, Chicago, 88. 4-0. The Rays moved within 2 Minnesota Twins. ss-3b 4010 E—Clippard (2), Zimmerman (13). DP—Washing- Darvish W,14-9 ...... 733316 HITS After falling out of sole pos- Totals 30 353Totals 34 4114 Mi.Adams H,25...... 131100ton 2. LOB—Chicago 6, Washington 7. ½games of New York. New York ...... 000 300 000 —3 2B—S.Castro (20), Zimmerman (31). HR—La- Jeter, New York, 177;MiCabrera, Detroit, Nathan...... 120000 171;Beltre, Texas, 161;AGordon, Kansas City, session of first place in the AL Tampa Bay...... 011 010 01x —4 Kansas City Roche (25). S—Samardzija. IP HRER BB SO 160;Andrus, Texas, 156;Butler, Kansas City, E—E.Johnson (13). DP—Tampa Bay 2. LOB—New B.Chen L,10-11...... 666615 156;Cano, New York, 156. Indians 3, Tigers 2 Central on Sunday night fol- York 4, Tampa Bay 8. 2B—Cano (38), E.Johnson L.Coleman...... 212204Chicago (10). 3B—Ibanez (3). HR—B.Upton (17). SB— Bueno ...... 120001Samardzija L,8-13 .. 771118 DOUBLES 1 AGordon, Kansas City, 45;Cano, New York, DETROIT — Asdrubal Ca- lowing a 1-6 road trip and be- E.Nunez (7), R.Martin (5), B.Upton (27), Zobrist L.Coleman pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. Beliveau...... ⁄3 21101 2 38;Pujols, Los Angeles, 38;AdGonzalez, Boston, (14), R.Roberts (4). CS—Thompson (2). SF— HBP—by L.Coleman (N.Cruz). Bowden ...... ⁄3 00000 brera’s tiebreaking sacrifice fly ing swept by the Tigers, the Er.Chavez. Umpires—Home, Mike Everitt;First, Laz Diaz;Sec- Washington 37;Choo, Cleveland, 36;Kinsler, Texas, IP HRER BB SO ond, Tim Welke;Third, Paul Schrieber. Detwiler W,9-6 ...... 74003336;Brantley, Cleveland, 35;NCruz, Texas, 35. in the seventh inning lifted the White Sox won the first of a New York T—2:40. A—22,207 (37,903). Storen H,8...... 100001 TRIPLES 10-game homestand. They Sabathia ...... 783324 Clippard S,30-34..... 121101AJackson, Detroit, 10;JWeeks, Oakland, 8;Rios, Indians to a win over the Ti- D.Robertson L,1-5.. 131101 Umpires—Home, Bill Miller;First, Clint Fagan;Se- Chicago, 7;Andrus, Texas, 6;AEscobar, Kansas gers, giving right-hander Corey moved a game up on Detroit, Tampa Bay Mariners 4, Red Sox 1 cond, Mike Estabrook;Third, Jerry Layne. City, 6;ISuzuki, New York, 6;Trout, Los Angeles, Shields W,13-8...... 853335 T—2:45. A—23,215 (41,487). 6;Zobrist, Tampa Bay, 6. Kluber his first career victory. which lost to Cleveland 3-2. Rodney S,41-43...... 100002Boston Seattle HOME RUNS Umpires—Home, Todd Tichenor;First, Tony Ran- ab rhbi ab rhbi ADunn, Chicago, 38;Hamilton, Texas, dazzo;Second, Bob Davidson;Third, Brian Gor- Ciriaco 3b 4000Ackley 2b 4000 38;Encarnacion, Toronto, 37;Granderson, New man. Ellsury cf 4000Gutirrz cf 4110 Giants 9, Diamondbacks 8 York, 34;MiCabrera, Detroit, 33;Willingham, Min- T—3:01. A—28,585 (34,078). Pedroia 2b 3120Seager 3b 2110 Arizona San Francisco nesota, 33;Trumbo, Los Angeles, 30. C.Ross rf 4011Jaso dh 3111 ab rhbi ab rhbi STOLEN BASES NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP MGomz 1b 3000Smoak 1b 4111 CYoung cf 5021Pagan cf 6100 Trout, Los Angeles, 43;RDavis, Toronto, Indians 3, Pdsdnk ph 1000Thams rf 2000 GParra pr-cf 1000Scutaro 2b 6231 40;Revere, Minnesota, 32;Crisp, Oakland, TRonsn A.Hill 2b 5011Sandovl 3b 5131 31;AEscobar, Kansas City, 27;BUpton, Tampa Bay, Tigers 2 Lvrnwy c3000ph-lf 0000 J.Upton rf 5121Posey 1b-c 5122 27;Kipnis, Cleveland, 26. Loney ph 1000Olivo c4020 Kubel lf 5120Pence rf 4112 PITCHING Cleveland Detroit Aviles dh 4010CPegur lf-rf 3001 Gldsch 1b 4121Nady lf 4000 ab rhbi ab rhbi Price, Tampa Bay, 17-5;Weaver, Los Angeles, Kalish lf 4020Ryan ss 3000 MMntr c5110HSnchz c5121 16-4;Sale, Chicago, 15-6;Scherzer, Detroit, Choo rf 2110Berry cf 4110 Iglesias ss 2000 CJhnsn 3b 4113Romo p0000 No debate about this Kipnis 2b 5120Dirks lf 4000 15-6;MHarrison, Texas, 15-8;Vargas, Seattle, DeJess ph-ss 1000 Ransm ss 3110BCrwfr ss 5231 14-9;Darvish, Texas, 14-9. AsCarr ss 3022MiCarr 3b 3010 Totals 34 161Totals 29 463 Corbin p1000Zito p1000 STRIKEOUTS Brantly cf 4010Fielder 1b 3010 Boston ...... 100 000 000 —1 Blmqst ph 1111Mota p0000 Canzler dh 4010DYong dh 4121 Verlander, Detroit, 209;Scherzer, Detroit, Seattle ...... 000 400 00x —4 Albers p0000Kontos p0000 Ktchm 1b 4000Boesch rf 3010 Ziegler p0000Penny p0000 204;FHernandez, Seattle, 191;Darvish, Texas, Carrer lf 4010JhPerlt ss 4011 E—Ellsbury (1), Iglesias (1), Ackley (5). DP—Bos- 188;Shields, Tampa Bay, 181;Price, Tampa Bay, ton 2. LOB—Boston 7, Seattle 6. 2B—Pedroia (33). RWhelr ph 1110A.Huff ph 1010 Hannhn 3b 2010Avila c4000 DHrndz p0000Loux p0000 175;Sale, Chicago, 162. winner in Washington Lillirdg ph-3b 2010Infante 2b 2000 SB—Pedroia 2 (14), Seager (12), Jaso (4). SAVES IP HRER BB SO Putz p0000Belt ph 1011 Marson c4110 Elmore ph 1000GBlanc pr 0000 JiJohnson, Baltimore, 41;Rodney, Tampa Bay, Totals 34 3112Totals 31 272 Boston Buchholz L,11-5...... 764318Shaw p0000Machi p0000 41;RSoriano, New York, 35;CPerez, Cleveland, Cleveland...... 101 000 100 —3 2 Pill 1b 0000 33;Nathan, Texas, 28;Valverde, Detroit, The Associated Press Arizona. R.Hill ...... ⁄3 00020 1 Totals 41 814 8Totals 43 916 9 28;Aceves, Boston, 25;Reed, Chicago, 25. Detroit...... 100 100 000 —2 C.Carpenter...... ⁄3 00010 WASHINGTON (AP) — E—Avila (5). DP—Cleveland 2, Detroit 2. LOB— Seattle Arizona ...... 000 025 010 0—8 Astros 5, Pirates 1 Cleveland 8, Detroit 6. 2B—Fielder (28), D.Young Vargas W,14-9 ...... 761105San Francisco...... 400 000 121 1—9 Ross Detwiler allowed four hits (24). SB—Choo (17), Carrera (5), Lillibridge (11), Kinney H,4 ...... 100011Two outs when winning run scored. in seven shutout innings and PITTSBURGH — Brett Marson (4), Berry (18). CS—Infante (2). SF— Wilhelmsen DP—San Francisco 1. LOB—Arizona 8, San Fran- As.Cabrera. S,23-26...... 100000cisco 9. 2B—C.Young (24), Kubel (27), Goldsch- Adam LaRoche homered Mon- Wallace had three hits, in- IP HRER BB SO HBP—by Buchholz (Seager). midt 2 (38), Scutaro (25), Posey 2 (32), H.Sanchez Cleveland Umpires—Home, Ron Kulpa;First, Derryl Cousins- (12), B.Crawford (22). 3B—Pence (3). HR— NATIONAL day, giving the Washington cluding a three-run homer, to Kluber W,1-3 ...... 662214;Second, Jim Wolf;Third, Alan Porter. C.Johnson (14). SB—A.Hill (12). S—Corbin, Zito, LEAGUE C.Allen H,1 ...... 100011T—2:44. A—21,641(47,860). Pill. SF—C.Johnson. Nationals their first winning lift Houston past struggling E.Rogers H,3...... 100000 IP HRER BB SO LEADERS Pestano S,2-4...... 110001 Arizona season with a 2-1victory over Pittsburgh. Detroit Orioles 4, Blue Jays 0 Corbin...... 574406 A.Sanchez...... 682012 Albers H,1...... 100002 BATTING 1 MeCabrera, San Francisco, .346; AMcCutchen, the Chicago Cubs. D.Downs L,1-1 ...... ⁄3 21111Baltimore Toronto Ziegler H,12...... 121100 2 Pittsburgh, .341; Posey, San Francisco, .330; YMo- Cardinals 5, Mets 4 Villarreal ...... 1 ⁄3 00000 ab rhbi ab rhbi D.Hernandez H,22.. 132201 The NL East-leading Nation- 1 lina, St. Louis, .322; DWright, New York, .311; Dotel ...... ⁄3 10000Markks rf 3111RDavis lf 3000 Putz BS,5-33 ...... 121112 2 Coke ...... ⁄3 00010Hardy ss 5022Rasms cf 4000 2 Braun, Milwaukee, .311; CGonzalez, Colorado, als improved to 82-52. The ST. LOUIS — Rookie Joe Shaw L,1-5...... ⁄3 21100 HBP—by Pestano (Boesch), by Kluber (Fielder). AdJons cf 5020Encrnc 1b 3000 San Francisco .311. club moved from Montreal to Kelly pitched 6 2-3 effective PB—Avila. Wieters c3010Lind dh 4010 Zito...... 574406 RUNS 2 Umpires—Home, Gary Cederstrom;First, Lance MrRynl 1b 4000YEscor ss 4000 Mota BS,1-1 ...... ⁄3 23311AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 91; Braun, Milwaukee, 90; Barksdale;Second, Fieldin Culbreth;Third, Adrian 1 Washington for the 2005 sea- innings and also doubled, and Machd 3b 5100KJhnsn 2b 3010 Kontos ...... ⁄3 20000Bourn, Atlanta, 88; Holliday, St. Louis, 85; JUpton, Johnson. McLoth lf 3121Sierra rf 3000 Penny ...... 110010Arizona, 85; MeCabrera, San Francisco, 84; CGon- son and went 81-81 that year. In St. Louis held off New York. T—3:09. A—35,418 (41,255). Ford dh 3000Mathis c3000 Loux...... 121110zalez, Colorado, 84. Andino 2b 3110Hchvrr 3b 3010 Machi...... 100000 RBI 2008 and 2009, the team lost a Kelly (5-6) allowed five hits Totals 34 494Totals 30 030 Romo W,4-2 ...... 100002Braun, Milwaukee, 96; Holliday, St. Louis, 92; combined 205 games, then and two runs. He made his Baltimore...... 010 020 010 —4 Zito pitched to 2 batters in the 6th. Bruce, Cincinnati, 89; Headley, San Diego, 89; Ar- White Sox 4, Toronto...... 000 000 000 —0 HBP—by Corbin (Nady). Ramirez, Milwaukee, 89; Beltran, St. Louis, 86; La- finished 80-81in 2011. second start after a brief stint Twins 2 E—Encarnacion (4), Sierra (1). DP—Toronto 1. Umpires—Home, Manny Gonzalez;First, Greg Roche, Washington, 85; Posey, San Francisco, 85; LOB—Baltimore 14, Toronto 5. 2B—Markakis (26), Gibson;Second, Phil Cuzzi;Third, Gerry Davis. ASoriano, Chicago, 85. in the bullpen, and turned in Minnesota Chicago Hardy (25), McLouth (6). SB—Ad.Jones (13). S— T—3:50. A—42,045 (41,915). HITS ab rhbi ab rhbi McLouth, Andino. AMcCutchen, Pittsburgh, 168; MeCabrera, San Phillies 4, Reds 2 his longest outing of the sea- Revere cf 4010De Aza cf 5010 IP HRER BB SO Francisco, 159; Holliday, St. Louis, 157; Prado, At- Youkils Baltimore lanta, 157; Bourn, Atlanta, 156; Braun, Milwaukee, CINCINNATI — Jimmy son. 1 Astros 5, Pirates 1 Mstrnn lf 30003b-1b 3120 J.Saunders W,1-1... 6 ⁄3 30022 152; Reyes, Miami, 151; DWright, New York, 151. 2 Rollins hit a three-run homer Mauer c2110A.Dunn dh 3010 Ayala H,11 ...... ⁄3 00001Houston Pittsburgh DOUBLES Wlngh dh 4000Konerk 1b 3011 Strop ...... 100002 ab rhbi ab rhbi ArRamirez, Milwaukee, 43; Goldschmidt, Arizona, off Johnny Cueto during a Braves 6, Rockies 1 JoLopz Ji.Johnson ...... 100001Altuve 2b 5120Holt 2b 3000 38; Prado, Atlanta, 38; DWright, New York, 37; Vot- Mornea 1b 4011pr-3b 0000 Toronto JHrrsn to, Cincinnati, 36; AHill, Arizona, 33; Holliday, St. cloudburst that sent fans scur- ATLANTA — Kris Medlen MCarsn pr-rf 0000Rios rf 4010 Happ L,3-2...... 563229Greene ss 4320ph-2b 1000 Louis, 33; DanMurphy, New York, 33. Plouffe 3b 4000Przyns c4110 Lincoln...... 100020Wallac 1b 4133Snider lf 3000 TRIPLES rying for cover, leading Phila- struck out a career-high 12 to Parmel rf-1b 4020Viciedo lf 3000 Delabar...... 100010Maxwll lf 4001AMcCt cf 4000 Fowler, Colorado, 11; Bourn, Atlanta, 10; MeCabre- JCarrll 2b-ss 3121JrDnks lf 0000 Cecil...... 231120MDwns rf 3001GJones rf 4030 ra, San Francisco, 10; SCastro, Chicago, 10; Pa- delphia over Cincinnati. lead Atlanta over Colorado. Flormn ss 2000AlRmrz ss 4110 Happ pitched to 1batter in the 6th. Bogsvc rf 1000GSnchz 1b 4000 gan, San Francisco,10; Colvin, Colorado, 9; Reyes, Doumit ph 1000Bckhm 2b 4123 HBP—by Happ (Markakis), by Cecil (McLouth). Dmngz 3b 4020PAlvrz 3b 4110 Miami, 9. Rookie right-hander Tyler Medlen (7-1) allowed five Umpires—Home, Lance Barrett;First, Jim Rey- ACasill pr-2b 1000 CSnydr c4010Barajs c2000 HOME RUNS Totals 32 272Totals 33 410 4 nolds;Second, James Hoye;Third, Jim Joyce. BBarns cf 4000Presley ph 1000 Cloyd (1-1) gothis first major hits without a walk in his sec- T—2:51. A—17,220 (49,260). Braun, Milwaukee, 37; Bruce, Cincinnati, 30; Stan- Minnesota ...... 000 010 010 —2 EGnzlz p2000Takhsh p0000 ton, Miami, 29; Beltran, St. Louis, 28; PAlvarez, league hit and win. He singled ond complete game of the Chicago...... 020 000 11x —4 Storey p0000JHughs p0000 Pittsburgh, 27; Kubel, Arizona, 27; Hart, Milwau- E—Mastroianni (3). DP—Minnesota 1, Chicago 1. Wrght p1000Barmes ss 3011 kee, 26. Locke p1000 ahead of Rollins’ homer to season. He extended his streak LOB—Minnesota 7, Chicago 9. 2B—Mauer (28), Angels 8, Athletics 3 STOLEN BASES Parmelee (7), Youkilis (13), A.Dunn (16), Rios (32). Clemnt ph 1000 extend the inning. The 25-year- of scoreless innings to 34 2-3 Los Angeles Oakland McPhrs p0000 Bourn, Atlanta, 38; Reyes, Miami, 33; Pierre, Phila- HR—J.Carroll (1), Beckham (13). SB—Revere ab rhbi ab rhbi delphia, 32; Victorino, Los Angeles, 32; Bonifacio, (32), Mastroianni (18), De Aza 2 (23), Al.Ramirez McKnr ph-c 1000 old gave up four hits, including —the Braves’ longest since Trout cf 4110Crisp cf 3000 Totals 36 510 5Totals 32 151 Miami, 30; CGomez, Milwaukee, 30; DGordon, Los (15). CS—Mauer (4). TrHntr rf 4122JGoms lf 3120 Angeles, 30. Houston...... 101 030 000 —5 Jay Bruce’s 30th homer, and Greg Maddux in 2000 — be- IP HRER BB SO Pujols dh 5010Reddck rf 4011 PITCHING Minnesota Trumo 1b 5000Cespds dh 4000 Pittsburgh ...... 000 010 000 —1 Dickey, New York, 17-4; GGonzalez, Washington, struck out nine in seven in- fore the Rockies scored an Deduno L,5-3 ...... 662233HKndrc 2b 5120Carter 1b 4121 LOB—Houston 6, Pittsburgh 5. 2B—G.Jones (25). 17-7; Cueto, Cincinnati, 17-7; AJBurnett, Pitts- Waldrop...... 121100Aybar ss 5121Dnldsn 3b 4121 3B—P.Alvarez (1). HR—Wallace (7). S—E.Gonza- burgh, 15-5; Strasburg, Washington, 15-6; Lohse, nings. unearned run in the seventh. Fien...... 121101Callasp 3b 4110DNorrs c4000 lez. St. Louis, 14-2; Hamels, Philadelphia, 14-6; Gallar- Chicago V.Wells lf 2222Drew ss 4010 IP HRER BB SO do, Milwaukee, 14-8; Bumgarner, San Francisco, H.Santiago W,3-1 ... 531136Iannett c4133Rosales 2b 3000 Houston 14-9; Miley, Arizona, 14-9. 2 1 Giants 9, Diamondbacks 8 Marlins 7, Brewers 3 N.Jones H,6...... ⁄3 00000 Moss ph 1000 E.Gonzalez W,1-0 .. 5 ⁄3 51115 1 2 STRIKEOUTS Veal H,1 ...... ⁄3 00001Totals 38 814 8Totals 34 383 Storey H,2...... 1 ⁄3 00002 1 Strasburg, Washington, 195; Kershaw, Los An- Crain H,8...... ⁄3 10010Los Angeles...... 022 103 000 —8 W.Wright ...... 200002 SAN FRANCISCO — Marco MIAMI — Jose Reyes drove Thornton H,22 ...... 111101 Pittsburgh geles, 192; Dickey, New York, 190; Hamels, Phila- 2 Oakland...... 000 110 010 —3 delphia, 178; Gallardo, Milwaukee, 176; GGonza- Scutaro hit an RBI single in the in three runs and Miami Myers H,7 ...... ⁄3 10000 Locke L,0-1...... 575516 A.Reed S,25-29 ...... 110001E—V.Wells (1), D.Norris (4). DP—Los Angeles 1, McPherson ...... 220002lez, Washington, 176; Samardzija, Chicago, 171. 10th inning after Buster Po- snapped a four-game losing H.Santiago pitched to 2 batters in the 6th. Oakland 1. LOB—Los Angeles 7, Oakland 7. Takahashi ...... 110003 SAVES HBP—by Deduno (Viciedo). WP—H.Santiago. 2B—Pujols (38), Iannetta (6), J.Gomes (9), Donald- J.Hughes...... 100003Chapman, Cincinnati, 34; Hanrahan, Pittsburgh, 34; sey’s tying double in the ninth streak with a victory over Mil- Umpires—Home, Sam Holbrook;First, Mike Mu- son (12). HR—Tor.Hunter (13), V.Wells (10), Ian- Umpires—Home, Wally Bell;First, Mark Wegner- Motte, St. Louis, 33; Kimbrel, Atlanta, 32; Papelbon, chlinski;Second, Andy Fletcher;Third, Rob Drake. netta (8), Carter (14), Donaldson (6). SB—Trout ;Second, Jordan Baker;Third, Mike Winters. Philadelphia, 31; Clippard, Washington, 30; Putz, as San Francisco rallied to beat waukee. T—3:00. A—21,676 (40,615). (43), V.Wells (3). SF—Tor.Hunter. T—2:49. A—20,055 (38,362). Arizona, 28. PAGE 4B TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 ➛ SPORTS THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com

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GOLF Woods first to reach Va. Tech pulls $100 million in earnings NORTON, Mass. — Tiger Woods has off dramatic become the first $100 million man on the PGA Tour. Woods finished third Monday in the comeback Deutsche Bank Cham- pionship and made $544,000, pushing his By NORM WOOD Daily (Newport News) Press career total to $100,350,700. Next on BLACKSBURG, Va. - Cody Journell, the list is Phil Mick- who missed a 38-yard field goal early in elson, who finished the fourth quarter, redeemed himself Woods fourth at the TPC with a 41-yard field goal on the final play Boston and has of regulation to tie the game, and an $66,805,498. 18-yard field goal in overtime to give Woods has 74 wins, second all-time Virginia Tech a 20-17 win Monday night to Sam Snead. He has played 277 times against Georgia Tech. on the PGA Tour, with an average of His kick at the end of regulation came $362,276.89 per start. just 38 seconds after Georgia Tech capped a 13-play, 72-yard drive with a COLLEGE FOOTBALL 10-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Tevin Washington to running back Mathieu’s father: Ex-Tiger Deon Hill. The touchdown gave Geor- gia Tech its first lead of the game at to enroll at LSU 14-10. Though Georgia Tech isn’t known for Tyrann Mathieu’s adoptive father its aerial attack, Washington was 5 of 6 says the former LSU star plans to en- passing for 33 yards on the touchdown roll in classes at LSU, even though he drive. Washington completed a 19-yard cannot play football there this season. pass to running back B.J. Bostic on Tyrone Mathieu tells WVUE-TV in AP PHOTO fourth-and-6 from Virginia Tech’s 37- New Orleans that his son plans to yard line to keep the drive alive. enroll at the Baton Rouge campus Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick warms up before a preseason game against the New York Jets on Thursday. Washington eluded defensive end Tuesday, the deadline for the fall se- J.R. Collins in the backfield on the play, mester. and completed the pass despite the fact The football star known as the Hon- Bostic was covered by strong safety ey Badger has been working out per- Kyshoen Jarrett, free safety Detrick sonal problems with former NBA coach It’s now or never for Eagles Bonner and cornerback Antone Exum. and player John Lucas in Houston. After Hill’s touchdown catch, Virginia Lucas battled drug and alcohol prob- Tech (1-0) took over at its own 25. The lems during his career and now coun- against the Browns. Hokies moved to the Yellow Jackets’ 47, sels others. Another sub-standard season could UP NEXT “It’s better to end the season with where they faced fourth-and-4 with 13 The 2011 Heisman Trophy finalist cost head coach Andy Reid his job. Philadelphia Eagles wins than with losses,” Pro Bowl de- seconds left. was kicked off the team at LSU Aug. 10 at Cleveland Browns fensive end Jason Babin said. Quarterback Logan Thomas hit re- for failing drug tests. 1p.m. Sunday Then again, it was nine months ago. ceiver Corey Fuller for a 23-yard gain to LSU has declined to speculate about TV: FOX 56 “It’s a year’s time,” Vick said. “We on a slant pattern to Georgia Tech’s 24. whether Mathieu could play for the By ROB MAADDI went through that, and we know what Virginia Tech used its final timeout to Tigers in 2013. Mathieu also will be AP Pro Football Writer The first test for the Eagles is Sun- we have to fight through and how set up Journell’s game-tying field goal. eligible for the 2013 NFL draft. PHILADELPHIA — Players on the day at Cleveland. Vick will be ready to tough it was. That was one of the rea- Georgia Tech got the first possession NFL Philadelphia Eagles feel the same ur- go despite taking just 12 snaps in the sons we were able to excel late in the in overtime, but Washington was gency to win as their coach. preseason and missing the final two season last year because our backs picked off on the third play when he put DNC forces Panthers Owner Jeffrey Lurie made it clear games with injured ribs. were pretty much against the wall. It’s up a desperation pass toward the goal last week that Andy Reid isn’t guaran- Vick took all the reps with the start- the same right now.” line while being pressured by lineback- temporary move to Florida teed to return next season for his 15th ers in the first practice back after a Not many teams enter a season with er Bruce Taylor. Cornerback Kyle Fuller year unless the Eagles win now. weekend off. The three-time Pro Bowl adesperate attitude, even in a sport picked off the poor pass. CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Carolina Whether that means the Eagles must quarterback is eager to make throws where there’s only 16 games and they Virginia Tech’s passing game had coach Ron Rivera says his players are win a Super Bowl is unclear. Regard- that count in games that matter. all mean something. But these Eagles trouble getting started until midway approaching their six-day trip to Flor- less, the message has filtered down to “I felt great at practice,” he said. “My realize they could be running out of through the fourth quarter. Thomas ida this week like it was a college bowl Michael Vick and the rest of his team- arm felt fresh and my legs felt good. I time. If they don’t win and save Reid’s lofted a pass to wide receiver Demitri game. mates. threw the ball really well, and I had a job, there could be massive changes Knowles for a 42-yard touchdown with The Panthers wanted to get away “We feel like there is a need to win, chance to make some throws that I next year. 7:46 left Monday night to put Virginia from the hustle and bustle of the Dem- and win quickly,” Vick said Monday. haven’t made in a long time. It felt good Reid has led the Eagles to nine play- Tech ahead 14-10. ocratic National Convention that is “Coach Reid talked to us today about to be back and I’m extremely excited.” off appearances in 13 seasons, but they being held in Charlotte so they decided staying the course, maintaining our fo- The Eagles were a major disappoint- haven’t won a playoff game since 2008. to practice in Florida and prepare for cus, going in there week in and week ment last season, going 8-8 in a year Vick hasn’t won one since 2004 when their regular season opener against out, and controlling what we can con- that began with high expectations. he played for Atlanta. OPEN Tampa Bay. trol. We can sit and talk all day until They won their last four games, albeit If Vick stays healthy, the offense President Barack Obama will give our faces turn blue, but until we go out against lesser opponents, and hope to should produce. The defense has to do his acceptance speech at Carolina’s there, we still have to make it happen.” carry that momentum into Week 1 its part, though. Continued from Page 1B home stadium Thursday night and against former No. 1Ana Ivanovic, who security around the facility is extreme- reached a Grand Slam quarterfinal for ly tight. the first time since winning the 2008 The team (No. 20 in the AP Pro32) French Open by defeating 55th-ranked leaves for the IMG Football Academy New Giants CB Coe ready for Tsvetana Pironkova of Bulgaria 6-0, 6-4. in Bradenton, Fla., on Tuesday. Williams—wholostinthethirdround of doubles with older sister Venus on Urlacher back practicing, Cowboys and the Romo show Monday night — is 3-0 against Ivanovic, including a straight-set victory in the shoots for opener By TOM CANAVAN fourth round at Flushing Meadows last AP Sports Writer UP NEXT year. Must not have left much of an im- LAKE FOREST, Ill.— Bears line- EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Cor- Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants pression on the American, because when backer Brian Urlacher returned to nerback Michael Coe knows Cowboys 8:30 p.m. Wednesday asked what she remembers most about practice Monday for the first time since quarterback Tony Romo will test him TV: NBC their most recent match, Williams re- July 31, hoping to play in Sunday’s when the New York Giants open de- plied: “Was it here?” season opener. fense of their Super Bowl title. “I’m sure any time a new person Assured that it was, in 2011, Williams Urlacher did not stop to talk to re- It’s a given. Although Coe is not only joins the group or there is an unfamil- saidwithasmile:“OK.Yeah,Iremember, porters, but coach Lovie Smith said the the new guy in the secondary, the six- iar face everyone is going to be watch- clearly, not a lot, but I will be looking at eight-time Pro Bowl player looked year veteran probably is the most un- ing to see how that person does and the film.” good considering he had arthroscopic expected starter for Wednesday’s how everything jells,” Coe said Mon- In the semifinals, the Williams-Ivanov- surgery to his left knee Aug. 14. game. day after the Giants held their final ic winner will meet either No.10 Sara Er- Beyond Urlacher, the Bears also had When the Giants reported to train- practice for the season opener. “I am AP PHOTO rani or No. 20 Roberta Vinci, doubles starting defensive tackle Stephen Paea ing camp, Coe was probably the fourth not oblivious to that fact at all.” New York Giants defensive back partners who both eliminated higher- back from an ankle injury and starting choice to start opposite Corey Web- Coe isn’t inexperienced. He got his Michael Coe attempts to catch the seeded women Monday and now face the safety Chris Conte returning from a ster. Projected starter Terrell Thomas biggest test last season when he played ball during training camp. uncomfortable prospect of trying to beat shoulder injury. Defensive tackle Amo- aggravated a knee injury that sidelined in 10 games as a reserve with the Gi- abest buddy. bi Okoye, who signed early Monday, him last year and has been placed on ants before hurting his shoulder “Our friendship won’t change, no mat- worked, and defensive tackle Brian season-ending injured reserve. Former against the Eagles in November, forc- “We have a lot of confidence in him,” ter what, no matter who wins,” said Vin- Price was cut when Okoye signed. first-rounder Prince Amukamara suf- ing him to go on injured reserve. Fewell said. “I think he is a much-im- ci, noting that she expects they’ll have fered a high ankle sprain against the Defensive coordinator Perry Fewell proved football player. He helped us dinner together, as usual, Monday and SOCCER Bears and is out, and rookie Jayron said Coe performed well in the orga- last year. He helped us in San Francisco Tuesday. “It definitely won’t be an easy Dempsey speaks Hosley is battling turf toe. nized team activities in the spring and last year and up in New England (in match from a mental perspective. We It leaves Coe to make his first career showed the coaching staff he would the regular season) so he has playing know each other well. We practice to- about Fulham saga start at cornerback. compete for a job in training camp. experience. He can play.” gether often. We play doubles together. We know everything about each other.” MIAMI — Clint Dempsey is “re- Errani and Vinci teamed up to win the lieved” the process that led to him Many of those replacements came of the game and they’re missing a lot of French Open doubles championship in joining Tottenham after more than five OFFICIALS from the highest levels of college foot- stuff.” June, and now one of them is going to be years with Fulham is over. ball, something that has changed dras- But they are missing stuff for both the first woman from Italy to play in the But for the next few days, his focus is tically this year. The current replace- teams. “In this game you’ve got to U.S. Open semifinals since the profes- mainly on just one squad — his nation- Continued from Page 1B ment crews are comprised of mainly of overcome a lot of things,” Broncos sional era began in1968. al team, which plays a World Cup qual- referee rooms, reading the plays and officials from the Arena League, and coach John Fox said. “You’ve got to Errani, the runner-up to Maria Shara- ifier in Jamaica on Friday. getting the calls down.” the NCAA Division II and III levels. overcome the other team. Sometimes pova at the French Open, got past No. 6 Dempsey spoke about his surprise The league and the NFL Referees The league said it will handle the you’ve got to overcome your own mis- Angelique Kerber of Germany 7-6 (5), move to Tottenham on Monday, when Association, which covers more than officiating assignments the same way takes. So, officials have always been a 6-3. the U.S. men’s team began training in 120 on-field officials, are at odds over it does in any other year, with the crew part of it and they’ve never been an Reaching her first singles quarterfinal Miami for the home-and-home series salary, retirement benefits and oper- for Wednesday night’s game not being excuse. So, I don’t care who’s out in 32 career Grand Slam tournaments, with the Reggae Boyz. ational issues. The NFL has said its announced in advance — even though there, we’ve got to worry about how Vinci stunned No. 2 Agnieszka Radwan- Dempsey says he’s “disappointed” offer includes annual pay increases there’s increased interest in who works we’re playing and we’ll deal with what- ska 6-1, 6-4. about how the move to Tottenham was that could earn an experienced official the game. ever they call, whether it’s old guys, “I really had the worst day,” said Rad- portrayed, but he’s eager to get on with more than $200,000 annually by 2018. “It’s one of those things where you new guys, middle guys. Their stuff wanska, who could have moved up to No. this next stage of his career. He’s also The NFLRA has disputed the value of just look out there and it’s like the dif- sometimes influences the game, but 1in the WTA rankings by reaching next ready to return to the field after not the proposal, insisting it would ulti- ference between having a high school you’ve got to overcome that.” weekend’sfinal.“Shereallymixesitup— playing any competitive matches since mately reduce their compensation. guy play in the NFL versus an NFL guy Added Steelers defensive end Brett alot of slice, then suddenly hitting very June. With the stalemate, the NFL will use playing in the NFL,” Vikings punter Keisel: “I know that these guys are well from the forehand side, then kick U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann says if replacements in the regular season for Chris Kluwe said. “The speed’s totally coming in here doing the best that serve, drop shots, volleys as well, coming Dempsey is physically ready, he’ll play the first time since the opening week different. Those guys are trying hard, they can, but it’s really out of our con- tothenet.It’sreallytoughbecauseshere- Friday. of 2001, days after the terrorist attacks. but they’re just not used to the speed trol.” ally had an answer for everything.” THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com ➛ SPORTS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 PAGE 5B

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY CAPSULES “It’s really confusing. Sometimes we don’t re-

BERWICK Steiner, Sr.; Tyler Steiner, Sr. Key Loss: Jeff Nelson member if we’re the home team or the away Coach: Karen May YANKEES Coach's Outlook: “They’ve done a ton of Key Runners: Mike Lewis, Jr.; Zach Last Season: 6-11 work over the off-season so I don’t think Briggs, So. team. We get our uniforms mixed up. For the Home Course: Evansville Lake there’s any reason that they can’t compete Coach's Outlook: “We don’t have a lot of Key Loss: Kevin Yohey for a district title. They’re strong one depth but we have high quality. Hopefully Continued from Page 1B most part it’s been a grind.” Key Runners: Ryan May, Sr.; Kevin through four and we’re looking for our fifth the hard work pays off. We have a lot of Laubach, Sr.; Cole Gordner, Jr.; Mike to step up big. I don’t think there’s any new people from junior high coming up. or the away team. We get our SWB Yankees infielder Corban Joseph Dyer, Jr.; Victor Guervara, So.; Elliot reason that they can’t compete for a district On the boys side my junior class is very uniforms mixed up. Maleski, Jr. title.” strong.” “For the most part it’s been a Coach's Outlook: “All of our runners are HOLY REDEEMER PITTSTON AREA working extremely hard. We expect to be Coach: Ed Roman Coach: Dave Jiunta grind.” very competitive and continue the tradition Last Season: 15-2 Last Season: 6-11 The grind will continue has been their pitching. But on a passed ball in the fifth. of Berwick cross country.” Home Course: Kirby Park Home Course: Pittston Area High School COUGHLIN Key Losses: Mike Ambrulavage, Pat Key Runners: Demitri Shea, Jr.; Michael Wednesday when the Yankees when New York raided their Baker’s two-run, pinch-hit Coach: Paul McGrane Condo, Chris Kabacinski, Jeff Capaci Havrilla, So.; Eric Sklanka, So.; Patrick play Games1and 2 of the Gover- staff, it forced manager Dave double in the eighth appeared to Last Season: 10-7 Key Runners: Mitch Ford, Sr.; Frazee Cadden, So; Kyle Berlinski, Sr.; Cody nors’ Cup playoffs at McCoy Sta- Miley to shuffle his rotation for give the Yankees a comfortable Home Course: Kirby Park Sutphen, Sr.; Vinay Murthy, Jr.; Josh McLean, Sr.; Brandon Zaffuto, So Key Loss: Jimmy Chmiola Foust, Sr.; Vinny Amarando, Sr.; Cameron Coach's Outlook: “These kids have dium before returning “home” the playoffs. 4-1lead. Key Runners: Luke Slenzak, Sr.; David Gill, So.; worked harder than any kids that I’ve had to Rochester’s Frontier Field for As a result, Matt O’Connor “He hasn’t played most of the Sadvary, So.; Ted Mykulyn, Jr.; Zach Coach's Outlook: “We don’t have as for the summer camp and they’ve been the remainder of the best-of-five who was scheduled to start year,” Miley said. “He’s pitched Mykulyn, So.; Mikey Koury, Fr.; James much depth as we’ve had in previous running races most of the summer. I think Grivensky, So. years. We have a couple new runners that this hard work is going to pay off and I semifinal series. Game 4 was bumped up to twice for us. I wanted him to get Coach's Outlook: “The boys are very we’re trying to develop and we’re hoping to know they’re going to do better than last “That’s another thing to add Game 3 and was on a short pitch- an at-bat because he hadn’t one young but they did a lot of miles in the be competitive this year.” year.” onto the year,” Joseph said. “It’s ing leash (i.e. three innings) all year so that’s why I used summer so we’re hoping that helps. We’ll LAKE-LEHMAN TUNKHANNOCK get good leadership out of Luke. If the kids Coach: John Sobocinski Coach: Randy White been tough. But for the most Monday. him.” follow his lead, we’ll be all right.” Last Season: 7-10 Last Season: 16-1 part we’ve gotten together and That was one reason why Pawtucket tied it with a three- CRESTWOOD Home Course: Lake-Lehman High School Home Course: Wyoming County Fair- Coach: Fran Gough Key Loss: Jake Bevan grounds worked through it as a team.” Miley had to reach deep into his run outburst in ninth. Last Season: 11-6 Key Runners: Kieran Sutton, Sr.; Dominic Key Losses: Jake Siegel, Ben Robinson, Ironically, the Yankees have bullpen to finish the game. Singles by Ryan Dent, Jeremy Home Course: Crestwood High School Hockenberry, Fr.; Jordan Lindley, Jr.; Tom Damiani Key Loss: Jared Kotsko derived one benefit from playing “I’m sure it went the same way Hazelbaker and Hee off Francis- Shawn Kidd, So.; Neil Mras, So. Key Runners: Alex Nole, Sr.; Jake Tidball, Key Runner: Nick Maguire, So. Coach's Outlook: “Our top two guys, So.; Carson Ayers, Jr.; Ben Siegel, Jr. 144 games away from home. today for (PawSox manager) Ar- co Rondon produced one run, a Coach's Outlook: “The guys should be as Kieran and Dom, are going to be really Coach's Outlook: “I think if we can run as “We’ve spent every second of nie (Beyeler),” Miley said. wild pitch scored another and strong as last year’s squad. We lost our good. They worked really hard this sum- a team and our top seven run very well, we No. 1runner, Jared Kotsko, and six other the day for six months together,” “That’s why you had two posi- Danny Valencia’s single off Pres- mer. If our three, four, five, six and seven are going to be very tough to beat. Last runners to graduation but have a solid runners can step up and improve as the year we were 16-1and we lost three key Joseph said. “You get close to tion players pitching.” ton Claiborne tied it. group of five returning.” guys but these other guys have worked DALLAS season goes on we’re going to have a nice these guys. You understand The Yankees led 2-1entering Eventually Miley resorted to Coach: Matt Samuel squad.” really well this summer. They’re coming their strengths. You play togeth- the eighth, thanks to Darnell Baker and Linares blasted a shot MEYERS together as a team and I think it’s going to Last Season: 17-0 er with each other’s strengths.” McDonald’s solo homer in the over the elevated billboards in Home Course: Dallas High School Coach: Erik O’Day show.” Key Losses: Chris Ehret, Alex Zubko, Jeff Last Season: 3-13 WYOMING AREA One of the Yankees’ strengths fourth and Melky Mesa’s scoring left field. Coach: Mike Stefanik Adams, Ryan Thomas Home Course: Kirby Park Last Season: 0-17 Key Runners: Dominic Deluca, Jr.; Key Runners: Matt Snyder, Sr.; Conor Home Course: Luzerne County Sports Brenden Ehret, Jr.; Kyle Borland, Jr. Gallagher, Sr.; Robert Robertson, Sr. Complex Coach's Outlook: “We lost a lot of really Coach's Outlook: “The group has been Jeff Skwierz, of Forty Fort (who partner, teammate Kieran Sut- working really hard so we’re hoping for Key Losses: Matt Klinas good guys. We have some guys that are finished second). Hockenbury ton, a senior and Lehman’s top trying to step into the roles the seniors some personal bests this season. Every Key Runners: Eric Silipak, Sr.; Stephen HOCKENBURY vacated when they graduated. We’re going week we’d like to see the team get better.” Barush, Sr. finished third. runner, train about 60-plus miles to look to challenge Holy Redeemer but it’s MMI PREP Coach's Outlook: “I’m going to rely on my Omurwa had some good aweek. Coach: Jon Weaver two senior boys and my freshmen and going to be pretty difficult going up against Continued from Page 1B things to say about Hockenbury “We run twice a day,” said those guys with some new faces on our Last Season: 5-12 sophomore runners. I think the boys will be squad.” Home Course: MMI Prep pretty competitive in the Wyoming Valley He had a fantastic summer and after that race. Hockenbury. “One day we do GAR Key Losses: Paul Brasavage, Christian Conference. I think they’re going to turn has set himself up – putting him- “I thought (Hockenbury) long runs. And the next day we Coach: Frank Spagnuolo Parsons, Zach Marchetti some heads this year. I think we’re going Last Season: 0-17 Key Runners: Dave Polashenski, Sr.; C.J. to surprise some teams this year.” self into a position to do some went out too fast early in the do shorter distance speed work Home Course: None Snyder, So.; Matt Yurish, Sr. WYOMING SEMINARY good things this season. He is race and he would eventually runs.” Coach's Outlook: “I think once they gel Coach: John Dickinson Key Runners: Nick Oldziejewski, Sr.; very talented and a hard work- come back to me,” Omurwa On Saturday in the Cliff Rob- Luke Heights, Sr. they’ll be a decent team. I’m optimistic that Last Season: 6-11 Coach's Outlook: “We’re led by Nick and we’re going to have a decent team. I think Home Course: Kirby Park er.” said. “But he continued to run at bins Invitational Boys Varsity we hope to be competitive in the league there’s a lot of potential.” Key Runners: Stewart Kiesling, Jr.; Hockenbury ran away with agood steady pace. He has a 5K Run Sutton finished sixth and hopefully do well come district time.” NANTICOKE Andrew, Jr.; Gus Smith, Sr. HANOVER AREA Coach: Ed Pascoe Coach's Outlook: “I certainly think we’ll the Wyoming Valley Conference great stride. Once I realized he and Hockenbury finished Coach: Jeff DeRocco Last Season: 0-17 be competitive in the Single A division and Coaches League Meet – a.k.a. wasn’t coming back to me, I eighth, running against runners Last Season: 10-7 Home Course: Nanticoke Area High I hope that we improve upon our record the Ed Narkiewicz Coaches As- knew I had to pick up my pace a from 29 schools, including a Home Course: Hanover Area High School School from last season.” Key Runners: Ethan Hoolick, Sr.; Matthew Key Losses: Josh Allabaugh WYOMING VALLEY WEST sociation Meet – in October, an bit.” number of schools from outside Williams, Sr.; Ryan Josefowicz, Sr. Key Runners: Drew DeRocco, Sr.; Nelvin Coach: Anthony Dicton event which is held each year Omurwa caught and passed the Wyoming Valley Conference Coach's Outlook: “We are looking at a Villafranca, So.; Garrett Allabaugh, Fr.; Last Season: 13-4 very promising season and we should Evan Plantamura, Jr. Home Course: None the week before districts. Hockenbury at the turnaround. and a handful of teams from out- improve on last season’s record.” Coach's Outlook: “If we get a couple Key Runners: Will Butkiewicz, Sr.; Ben- He won the Junior Olympics Skwierz caught and passed side District 2. HAZLETON AREA more boys we can do a little bit better than nett Williams, Sr.; David Yunkunis, Sr.; Middle Atlantic Conference top Hockenbury going up the final Hockenbury likes running Coach: Jason Smolinsky last year.” P.J. Endler, Sr.; Jeff Austin, Jr. Last Season: 13-4 NORTHWEST Coach's Outlook: “The boys should honors in the 2.48 miler in Phila- hill. with Sutton. Home Course: Valley Elementary/Middle Coach: Brian Barchik definitely improve this year. Dallas and delphia in November. Later in Hockenbury is young and “(Sutton) is a really good run- School Last Season: 12-5 Tunkhannock should be their toughest Key Runners: Jacob Fetterman, Sr.; Tyler Home Course: Northwest Area High opponents. They should have a great November, he finished fifth in probably has some things to ner,” said Hockenbury. “He Pecora, Sr.; Andrew Myers, Jr.; Kyle School season.” regional competition in Deer- learn about race strategy. But re- makes for a good training part- field, N.J. And he finished 43rd member, he was running against ner.” GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY CAPSULES at nationals in Myrtle Beach, two very talented, seasoned vet- Sutton expects great things S.C. in December. eran runners in that race. from Hockenbury in the future. BERWICK week and we just hope to be better on the looking to improve on last year’s record In March, Hockenbury com- In addition to running cross “He’s going to be a top conten- Coach: Karen May girls’ side week in and week out. I’m very and have an excellent showing at districts. peted in the Wyoming Valley country, Hockenbury runs the 1 der at states by the time he’s a Last Season: 11-6 happy with how these ladies are working TUNKHANNOCK Home Course: Evansville Lake for us.” Coach: Randy White Striders’ Winter’s End (4.5 mile) miler, the 2 miler and the 4x8 re- senior,” said Sutton. “He may Key Losses: Abby Bull, Gina Montecalbo MEYERS Last Season: 8-9 Run at Penn State Wilkes-Barre. lay (3,200 meter relay) in track. even be tough when he’s a junior Key Runners: Lizzi Dyer, So.; Moni Ni, Jr. Coach: Erik O’Day Home Course: Wyoming County Fair- He ran in front over the first half The 2 miler is his best event. –maybe even when he’s a sopho- Coach's Outlook: “All of our runners are Last Season: 2-15 grounds working extremely hard. We expect to be Home Course: Kirby Park Key Loss: Amelia Ayers of the race before he was over- There are lots of talented ath- more. He’s really driven.” very competitive and continue the tradition Key Losses: Ingrid Ritchie, Emmalie Key Runners: Maggie Toczko, Fr.; Alexa taken by Bornfase Nyandusi letes who never reach their full Lake-Lehman will kick off its of Berwick cross country.” Langan, Sr. Perbola, So.; Megan Manglaviti, Fr.; Omurwa, the native Kenyan potential because they just don’t cross country season by hosting COUGHLIN Key Runners: Florence Kwok, Sr.; Laura Morgan Manglaviti, Fr. Coach: Paul McGrane St. Preux, Sr. Coach's Outlook: “We’re going to be very who now lives in Kingston (the put in the hard work. That’s not atri-meet with Tunkhannock Last Season: 2-15 Coach's Outlook: “The group has been young. I only have one senior on the whole eventual winner of the race) and the case with Hockenbury. and Meyers Wednesday at 4:15 Home Course: Kirby Park working really hard so we’re hoping for squad. The lack of experience could hurt former Lock Haven standout, Hockenbury and his training p.m. Coach's Outlook: Still forming the team. some personal bests this season. Every us but we should win at least as many CRESTWOOD week we’d like to see the team get better.” meets as we did last year if not more.” Coach: Fran Gough MMI PREP WYOMING AREA Last Season: 9-8 Coach: Jon Weaver Coach: Mike Stefanik ANNOUNCEMENT Home Course: Crestwood High School Last Season: 5-12 Last Season: 5-12 Key Loss: Hannah Coffin Home Course: MMI Prep Home Course: Luzerne County Sports Key Runner: Allie Kachel, Jr. Key Losses: Brianna Simpkins, Brittany Complex Coach's Outlook: “We lost our No.1girl, Fisher Key Losses: Sara Radzwilka, Angela Hannah Coffin, to graduation. Three of our Key Runners: Kaitlyn Frey, Sr.; Devon Coco, Sarah Crake, Kim Golden, Alison Jeﬀrey P. D’Andrea, D.O., F.A.C.C., next five top runners play soccer, which Sherwood, Sr. Golden moved to the fall season, so I am not sure Coach's Outlook: “We should have a Key Runner: Amanda Ostrowski, Sr. how we are going to look on the girls’ solid five girls that could contend for the Coach's Outlook: “We’re a very young side.” division.” team. We have to replace five seniors so DALLAS NANTICOKE I’m going to rely heavily on my freshmen is pleased to announce the opening of his Coach: Matt Samuel Coach: Ed Pascoe and sophomore runners to pick up the Last Season: 15-2 Last Season: 0-17 slack. I’m expecting the girls to be fairly new cardiology practice. Home Course: Dallas High School Home Course: Nanticoke High School competitive in the Wyoming Valley Confer- Key Runners: Regan Rome, Jr.; Bryanna Key Runners: Kayla Gronkowski, Jr.; ence this year.” Dissinger, Jr.; Lindsey Oremus, Jr.; Becky Morgis, So.; Jules Waclawski, Fr. WYOMING SEMINARY Maggie Sannick, Jr. Coach's Outlook: “With Becky, Gronkow- Coach: John Dickinson Dr. D’Andrea will continue to see current and new patients in temporary Coach's Outlook: “We’re looking to ski and Jules coming up, if we get some Last Season: 7-10 locations until the upcoming grand opening of his new oﬃce. compete with a strong Holy Redeemer numbers, I think we’ll be okay.” Home Course: Kirby Park team and make our way to the state cham- NORTHWEST Key Losses: Katie Perrine, Renatta pionships. We have a lot of girls coming Coach: Brian Barchik O’Donnell, Julia Mag, Sally Mooney back so that gives us an excellent shot to Last Season: 3-14 Key Runners: Alannah Trombetta, Jr.; compete on both the district level and the Home Course: Northwest Area High Kate Maximov, Sr.; Madison Sweitzer, So.; Patients may call Dr. D’Andrea at 570-602-7865 state level. We’re looking for a good, School Kat Rogers, So. consolidated team effort to shake things up Key Losses: Rachel Walker, Alicia Coach's Outlook: “The outlook is the a little bit.” Stavitzski same for the girls as it was for the boys HANOVER AREA Key Runner: Molly Rupert, Sr. (we’ll be competitive in the single A Please leave a message with the answering service. Coach: Jeff DeRocco Coach's Outlook: “We don’t have a lot of division and I hope that we improve upon Last Season: 9-8 depth but we have high quality. Hopefully our record from last season) except Your call will be promptly returned to schedule an appointment or Home Course: Hanover Area High School the hard work pays off. We have a lot of Alannah Trombetta will be a pretty strong Key Runners: Peige Antall, Sr. new people from junior high coming up.” runner. She has potential to go back to to have any questions answered and, how to make arrangements Coach's Outlook: “Numbers are low on PITTSTON AREA states again.” our varsity squad but we return two run- Coach: Joe Struckus WYOMING VALLEY WEST for the transition to the new location. ners with experience at the state cham- Home Course: Pittston Area High School Coach: Anthony Dicton pionships. They will make an impact on the Last Season: 14-3 Last Season: 12-5 medal races toward the end of the sea- Key Losses: Bianca Bolton, Ashley Home Course: None son.” Menichini Key Runners: Alex Plant, Sr.; Julia Dr. D’Andrea is committed to ensuring HAZLETONAREA Key Runners: Catherine Lombardo, Sr.; Mericle, Sr.; Amy Paddock, Sr.; Elizabeth Coach: Jason Smolinsky Kristen Lombardo, Sr.; Olivia Lanza, Sr.; Wood, Fr.; Onyoo Park, Jr. continuity of care for all patients. Last Season: 16-1 Kaitlynn Kuchta, Sr.; Emily Seamon, Sr. Coach's Outlook (Girls): “The girls Home Course: Valley Elementary/Middle Coach's Outlook: “We’re returning most should also improve their record with all School of our key runners from last year so we’re the veterans they have on their team.” Key Runners: Nicole Buerhle, So.; Cassie Papp, Jr.; Briana Papp, Jr.; Angie Marchet- ti, Jr.; Becki Marchetti, Jr. Coach's Outlook: “The girls were fourth last year in districts and we have them all back. Now we just have another year of experience. They kind of know what to expect and our lead runner last year is only a freshman so now she has a year under- neath her belt. They’re looking for big things. I don’t see any reason why they couldn’t, as a team make, it to states.” HOLY REDEEMER Coach: Ed Roman Last Season: 17-0 Home Course: Kirby Park Key Loss: Brianna Ligotski Key Runners: Marissa Durako, Sr.; Rachel Sowinski, Sr.; Cassandra Gill, Sr.; Melissa Cruz, Sr.; Jenna Nitowski, Sr. Coach's Outlook: “We have a lot more depth than we’ve had in previous years. We hope to be competing for a district championship once again.” LAKE-LEHMAN Coach: John Sobocinski Last Season: 13-4 Home Course: Lake-Lehman High School Key Losses: Allie Jayne, Shelby Foster, Emily Sutton, Jr.; Kaylee Hillard, Jr. Key Runners: Sami Sabol, Sr.; Amelia Jenkins, Sr.; Katie Heindels, Sr. Coach's Outlook: “We lost some quality, young ladies but the three young ladies we have are going to work really hard and they’re going to go out and compete each PAGE 6B TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 ➛ SPORTS THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Sharp criticism after he’s beaten by a bigger blade

By ROB HARRIS Monday that Oliveira did not stepped off the track was wrong,” Brazil’s Alan AP Sports Writer break the rules and that the Pistorius said. “That was Alan’s Fonteles Cardo- LONDON — Oscar Pistorius blades had been approved, and moment and I would like to put so Oliveira, left, apologized Monday for the tim- Pistorius said he should have on record the respect I have for celebrates after ing of his complaints about a ri- waited before launching his out- him. running in to win val’s blades following his defeat burst. “I am a proud Paralympian and the gold medal in the Paralympic 200-meter fi- “I would never want to detract believe in the fairness of sport. I ahead of South nal, but insisted that officials from another athlete’s moment of am happy to work with the IPC, Africa’s Oscar need to change the rules to pre- triumph and I want to apologize who obviously share these aims.” Pistorius, right, who took the vent some runners from getting for the timing of my comments,” Pistorius himself spent years silver medal in an unfair advantage. the South African said in a state- fighting to convince the sports the men’s 200m The so-called “Blade Runner” ment. authorities that his blades didn’t T44 category was surging to a third straight But the International Paralym- give him an unfair advantage final during the 200-meter gold Sunday night pic Committee has already against able-bodied athletes, and athletics compe- when he was overtaken close to agreed to meet with Pistorius to that he should be allowed to com- tition at the the finish by Alan Oliveira, who is discuss his grievances over the pete in the Olympics. 2012 Paralym- also a double amputee. formula used to calculate the ac- He finally won his case in 2008 pics on Sunday Pistorius then criticized Olivei- ceptable length of blades. at the Court of Arbitration for in London. ra within minutes of the upset, “I do believe that there is an is- Sport and made his Olympic de- claiming the Brazilian used long- sue here and I welcome the op- but a month ago, reaching the AP PHOTO er carbon fiber prosthesis than portunity to discuss with the IPC, 400 semifinals and the 4x400 re- should be allowed. but I accept that raising these lay final. Paralympic officials insisted concerns immediately as I FIREPLACEGE GALLERALLERY “Your Most Complete Fireplace and Chimney Experts” Heat Your Home Economically Beautiful Fire with Glowing Logs Lifetime Warranty Wood Pellets Heater Rated Available Quality Fireplaces Variable Speed Blower Many Stoves, Fireplaces & Furnaces on Display Gas Fireplaces and Inserts WE DO IT ALL! MidMMidway BBetween Tunkhannock & Dallas Chimneys, Stoves, Fireplaces 570-298-2150 Tues. 12-5 • Wed.-Fri. 10-5 • Sat. 10-2 Sales - Service - Installation

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GOLF Former Royal Wignot Rory McIlroy rallies earns Big East honors to win Deutsche Bank The Associated Press Woods made NORTON, Mass. — In a Labor an early charge Day finish filled with some of golf’s to get back in Monica Wignot had a break- to improve and make a big biggest names, Rory McIlroy sent the hunt, out season with the University impact on our team’s ability to his stock soaring in the Deutsche though he never of Pittsburgh women’s volley- ON CAMPUS score more goals this season,” Bank Championship. got closer than ball team last season as a soph- Robinson said. McIlroy overcame a three-shot three shots until omore, but even bigger things BILL ARSENAULT The Hoosiers are 3-0 in the PETE MADIA/UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH deficit Monday in five holes, and McIlroy atwo-putt bird- are expected from the 6-foot-2 she’s a great person to lead the early going. Monica Wignot, a Holy Re- then overcame a few mistakes on ie on the par-5 outside hitter this season. team. CONNORS BOUNCES deemer graduate, was recently the final two holes to close with a 18th gave him a 66. He finished in Wignot (Holy Redeemer) “It would be fairly obvious to BACK – Junior back Tara Con- named to the All-Big East 4-under 67 and escape with a one- third place, two shots behind, and was recently named to the any fan that Lauren has taken nors (Dallas) is ready to make Conference preseason women’s shot victory over Louis Oosthui- earned enough money to become All-Big East Conference presea- on an incredibly vital role on an impact on the William & volleyball first team. zen. the first player to surpass $100 mil- son first team after she finished both sides of the ball for us this Mary women’s soccer team. McIlroy joined Tiger Woods as lion in PGA Tour earnings. second in kills (368) and ser- year,” Main said. “As a fifth-year Hopefully, it will be much like The coach believes that Jeck- the only three-time winners on the Phil Mickelson also had a 66 and vice aces (42), and collected last season when she was senior, all rests on her shoul- ell’s upside is endless. PGA Tour this year, and with one tied for fourth, along with Dustin 208 digs, 32 blocks and 23 named Most Outstanding Play- ders and she has, to date, risen “When things are clicking of his wins being the PGA Cham- Johnson, who had a 70 and likely assists. er in the Colonial Athletic Asso- to the occasion every time she’s with her and she does what she “Monica is the most compet- ciation Tournament. pionship, that might be enough for played his way onto the Ryder Cup been asked.” needs to do to be successful at itive person on the team, which Connors has played in the his peers to vote him player of the team. Brandt Snedeker made a Zimniski, who is working on the college level, it will in- Iabsolutely love,” coach Toby last two games and started one year. He also finally built a com- strong case for a captain’s pick her master’s, shows the right stantly make us a better team,” Rens said. “I consider her a for the Tribe, who are 3-2 after fortable gap at No. 1in the world. with a 65-67 weekend to finish mental toughness to meet the Mullen said. quiet warrior. She is not the a1-0 double overtime loss to Oosthuizen had a 12-foot birdie sixth. team’s demands, according to OSTRANDER A KEY – Ju- most vocal person, but she Main. Tennessee and a 4-1setback to putt on the 18th hole to force a Davis Love III will announce his nior setter Lisa Ostrander (Pitt- leads with her intensity.” “She continues to be our Duke. playoff, only it slid by on the right four picks Tuesday morning in ston Area) will be a key per- Wignot has become a very most dynamic ballhandler, and “Tara got hurt early in presea- side for a 71. New York. former for the Keystone wom- consistent performer. as long as we keep her healthy son and is just coming back to en’s volleyball team this fall. “I thought she made great and rested, she will be our main her best,” coach John Daly said. The 5-foot-6 Ostrander had strides in the spring of her catalyst for a postseason ap- Connors played in 12 games CYCLING freshman year and that helped pearance,” the coach said. with seven starts as a freshman, 242 assists and 49 digs for the her out as a sophomore,” Rens The Bobcats are currently 2-2 but started all 23 games for the 3-17 Giants last season. The said. on the season and Zimniski Tribe last season, the team team is off to an 0-3 start this The coach knows that Wig- picked up an assist in a 3-1 posting a 17-3-3 record. season. Rodriguez holds off not will be a marked player this triumph over Towson. “Tara battled hard to win a “Lisa has improved vastly season. SUCHOSKI’S STARTING – starting position last year,” from last year,” coach Nicole “With the numbers she put Sophomore Brian Suchoski Daly said. “She is a tough, Wentz said. “She is outhustling Contador in Vuelta climb up last season, people will be (Coughlin) is starting at for- uncompromising defender who everyone else in her position looking for her this year,” he and has improved her tech- ward for the Lehigh men’s soc- is fearless in the tackle.” The Associated Press stage race. He now leads the 2008 said. “She has always had a nique tremendously. With a cer team. But that’s nothing JECKELL SHOWING PROM- CUITUNIGRU, Spain — Joa- champion by 28 seconds as he good serve but I think she’s new. He started 17 of the 18 killer serve, there is no doubt ISE – Sophomore Kayla Jeckell quin Rodriguez is in prime position nears what would be his first Vuelta really improved her passing and games he played last season as that she will be a key contrib- (Crestwood) is seeing plenty of to win the Spanish Vuelta after victory. defense, and that’s helped her afreshman. action with the St. Francis utor to our team this season.” holding off Alberto Contador on Cataldo clocked 5 hours, 18 min- all-around game.” “I think Brian has done a women’s volleyball team, which Wentz feels that the Giants Monday during the most demand- utes, 28 seconds over a 114-mile Wignot kicked off this season really good job of interpreting is currently 3-3 on the season. are going to surprise a few with a match-high 16 kills, 10 our three-forward system,” The 5-foot-11middle hitter has teams in the league (Colonial ing leg of the race. stage that finished at the winter re- digs and three blocks in a 3-0 coach Dean Koski said. “We 28 kills and 11 digs to date. She States Athletic Conference). The mountainous16th stage was sort of Valgrande-Pajares, 6,100 feet victory over George Washing- have given him some flexibility had a career-high 10 kills in a “Lisa and the others are won by Dario Cataldo of Italy. above sea level. ton. in where he makes his runs. I 3-1loss to Central Connecticut. working hard and are being Contador tried repeatedly to Thomas de Gendt of Belgium SCHMID SETTLES IN – think the system has really “Kayla has already showed pushed harder than they have break away from his fellow Spa- was next, 7 seconds back. Rodri- Joseph Schmid (Wyoming opened up his runs, his game moments of brilliance in the ever been pushed before,” the niard during the grueling final guez was 2:39 behind in third, fol- Valley West) was named to the and his thinking of where to early season,” coach Chuck coach said. stretch after four special category lowed by Contador. Big East All-Rookie team after a be.” Mullen said. “She is one of our climbs. Rodriguez pulled ahead as “I’ve made a great step (to win- solid freshman season with the The Mountain Hawks are off more physical attackers and Bill Arsenault writes about local the riders neared the finish at the ning),” said Rodriguez, whose over- Villanova men’s soccer team. to a 0-2 start this season. Su- we’re working with her to de- athletes competing on the college summit. all time is 63:38:24. “There’s not He transferred to Monmouth choski, who had two goals and velop into a great player in our level. Reach him at billarse- Rodriguez extended his lead by 6 much Vuelta left ... Luckily, I have last year and had a solid sopho- an assist last season, has yet to program.” [email protected]. seconds over Contador in the 21- these extra seconds under my belt.” more season. score. This season, coach Bob “I’m looking for goal produc- McCourt feels that Schmid will tion and points from Brian,” be the big reason for any suc- Koski said. “I have no doubt cess his team has. that he is capable of scoring six “Joseph is a very talented to eight goals this year, and if player,” McCourt said. “His we can get that same produc- biggest area of improvement is tion from the rest of our for- his leadership. This year, this is wards that would be huge. The his team, and he has become more Brian puts himself in the very vocal and sets the tone for right place at the right time, the team in both practice and the more productive he will games.” be.” The Hawks are off to a 3-0-1 BIG START FOR GABY – start and Schmid had the game- Redshirt sophomore Gaby winning goal in a 3-1victory Olshemski (Lake-Lehman) over Providence. He had three kicked off the season by scoring goals and five assists last sea- two goals to help her Indiana son. field hockey team defeat Kent “Joseph controls the flow and State 5-3. She picked up an tempo of our matches,” assist in a 5-1triumph over McCourt said. “All of our pos- Missouri State last weekend. sessions go through him.” “Gaby had her best preseason The coach believes that ever and has been at her health- Schmid will have a breakout iest since a hip injury that ham- season. pered her in her freshman sea- “He can easily be a midfield son,” coach Amy Robinson said. player that gets 10 goals and 10 “In the attacking circle, Gaby is assists,” McCourt said. “Howev- one of our most efficient goal er, I know he’s a team player scorers. She moves off the ball and team success will always be really well and is always ready more important than individual to find a shot.” statistics for him.” The coach feels that Olshem- ZIMNISKI LEADS THE WAY ski has made a lot of progress –Senior Lauren Zimniski (Dal- in her understanding of the las) is a tri-captain with the game and in her skill devel- Quinnipiac field hockey team opment. and coach Becca Main believes “We expect Gaby to continue PAGE 8B TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 ➛ WEATHER THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com

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Season premiere of MITCHELL HECHT ‘Call the Doctor’ announced The new season of “Call the Baby born with Doctor” will be broadcast at 7 Piecing together p.m. Sept. 11 on WVIA-TV, brain cancer Channel 44. Panelists will discuss how the surviving with ways to improve brain works and how it proc- esses and uses information. chemotherapy Joining moderator George your memory Thomas will be Mindy L. Korn- haber, associate professor in the Department of Education Policy Q: What’s a good Studies at the College of Educa- strategy for improving tion at The Pennsylvania State my memory? I don’t think I’ve got Alz- University; Vince Rizzo, director heimer’s, but my at the Howard Gardner Multiple memory at 74 years of Intelligence Charter School in age isn’t quite what it Scranton; Joseph A. Polizzi, used to be. Ph.D., associate professor, edu- —P.N., Wilkes Barre, Pa. cational leadership and Ful- A: Millions of older folks are finding bright Campus representative, that while they’re not getting senile, it’s Marywood University; Andrea taking longer to find the precise piece Seidman, vice president of the of information within their vast library NECPA Commission “The Na- of accumulated knowledge. Learning tional Early Childhood Program new information also seems to be a Accreditation, education chair- challenge for many older folks. Cross- person for The National Child word puzzles, Sudoku and other word Care Association and founder games are one way folks try to keep their brain active. “Use it, or lose it” is and vice president of The Talia certainly a common memory-preserv- Seidman Foundation for In- ing strategy. clusive Education., and via Anew study set to be published in video David A. 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Matthew seemed determined fast, if at all, the cancerous cells second Thursday, New Cov- to make the decision for the cou- would spread. VOLUNTEERS IN MEDICINE: 9 enant Christian Fellowship a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through ple. He was a born fighter, his par- At 9 p.m. that night, Lulla Church, rear entrance, 780 S. Friday, 190 N. Pennsylvania ents said, and he rarely cried, called the couple and discussed Main St., Wilkes-Barre. Free Ave., Wilkes-Barre. Primary and making the treacherous journey a options. basic care for people without preventive health care for the bit less emotionally taxing on his Some doctors felt that the che- health insurance and the un- working uninsured and under- derserved. Call 822-9605. parents. motherapy should continue. Lul- insured in Luzerne County with Even when he throws up, he la and Alden recommended giv- CARE AND CONCERN FREE incomes less than two times HEALTH CLINIC: Registration below federal poverty guide- smiles, his mom said. ing Matthew a two-month break, 5-6:30 p.m. Wednesdays, for- lines. For appointments, call “You look at him, you look at MCT PHOTO during which time they could al- mer Seton Catholic High 970-2864. his eyes, he has life,” Sue Erick- Matthew Erickson, 8-months-old, who is undergoing chemother- so treat his brain seizures with School, 37 William St., Pittston. WILKES-BARRE FREE CLINIC: son said. apy for brain cancer, flirts with a hospital volunteer at Lurie Chil- steroids. Basic health care and informa- 4:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Matthew has spent at least two dren’s Hospital in Chicago, Ill. “Ben and I, we almost knew the tion provided. Call 954-0645. 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. on the first to three weeks each month in the ball would be put into our court PEDIATRIC HEALTH CLINIC for Wednesday, St. Stephen’s Epis- hospital, dealing not only with lengthy bill. The most recent in- smidgen of white against gray. and we would have to make that infants through age 11, former copal Church, 35 S. Franklin St., the chemotherapy’s side effects, voice was 69 pages long. Brain surgeries to remove por- decision,” Sue Erickson said the Seton Catholic High School, 37 Wilkes-Barre. Appointments are necessary. Call 793-4361. A but complications from diabetes “Thank God for insurance,” tions of the tumor and fluid had following morning. William St., Pittston. Regis- trations accepted from 4:30- dental clinic is also available insipidus, a kidney condition said Ben, who was not sure where been successful, as well. The couple decided to follow 5:30 p.m. the first and third from 1to 3 p.m. Tuesday by marked by excessive urination the total stands. “What if we had decided to do the advice of the doctors who Thursday of each month. Par- appointment. Call 235-5642. that can lead to dehydration. He After the MRI, Matthew awak- nothing? What do you think know Matthew best, Lulla and ents are required to bring their Physicians, nurse practitioners, also suffers brain seizures, which ened from sedation smiling, as would have happened?” Ben Er- Alden. The steroid treatment children’s immunization re- pharmacists, RNs, LPNs and are likely caused by the tumor usual. ickson asked, as the couple sat should be far easier for his body cords. For more information, social workers are needed as call 855-6035. well as receptionists and inter- and surgeries, Lulla said. Sue, Ben and Louise huddled quietly, absorbing the informa- to tolerate than the chemo, said preters. To volunteer assistance Meanwhile, time marched on. around a computer with Lulla, a tion. Lulla, the recent recipient of a THE HOPE CENTER: Free basic leave a message for Pat at The couple’s son, Nolan, 5, just physician in the hospital’s Divi- “I don’t know the answer. I nearly $100,000 research grant medical care and preventive 793-4361. health care information for the started kindergarten. Their sion of Hematology, Oncology think he would have died, not from the St. Baldrick’s Founda- uninsured or underinsured, daughter, Sophia, recently cele- and Stem Cell Transplant. from the tumor but the (pressure tion, a charity that raises money legal advice and pastoral coun- brated her second birthday with a He pointed to the screen show- of fluid-filled) ventricles,” Lulla to combat childhood cancers. seling, 6-8 p.m. Mondays; free BASEMENTBASEMENT “princess party.” ing four images of Matthew’s said. “Our goal is to stop the tu- “Nothing is guaranteed,” Sue hearing tests and hearing aid Matthew’s saga splashes over brain from MRIs taken in Decem- mor from growing and get Mat- said, recalling that there were assistance, 6-8 p.m. Wednes- into daily routines. Sophia one ber, February, May and July. thew to grow around the tumor.” those who doubted the couple’s days; free chiropractic eval- WINDOWINDOWSWS day picked up a calculator, held it The change was obvious, even Sue Erickson asked the next decision to proceed with chemo- Installed In to her ear like a cellphone, and to a layman. big question: “Is there ever going therapy in February. “There was $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Your Home said, “Dr. Lulla? Dr. Lulla?” Instead of gray brain matter, to be a point where there is no arisk then. There is a risk now.” Bu ying Gold Jewelry Sue’s parents, Louise (“Nun- the scan taken eight months ago cancer?” Diamonds,Pla ti nu m, • Energy Efficient ny” to her grandchildren) and revealed a gaping dark cavern in Probably not, Lulla said. 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DALLAS: Mercy Center of Veterans Skilled Nursing and Personal Affairs Medi- Care, Lake Street, is hosting cal Center; afree workshop titled, “Un- Sister Jane derstanding Alzheimer’s Dis- O’Donnell, ease and the Needs of the Ca- Mercy Con- regiver,” from 9 a.m. to noon sultation on Sept. 11 in the River Room Siberski Center; and at the center. Registration Estella Kil- Sawyer C. Scaramastro Elijah C. Stroud begins at 8:30 a.m. lian and Tam- Keynote speaker Jim Sib- ara Bortree, Name: Jackson Sawyer Cole Scaramastro, son of Elijah Christopher Stroud, son of erski, assistant professor and Alzheimer’s Name: Tickulls Mark Scaramastro and Aimee Christopher and Christine Sex: male coordinator of gerontologi- Association. Sex: male Dilger, Wilkes-Barre, is cele- Stroud, Swoyersville, is cele- Age: 1 Age: 12 weeks brating his third birthday today, brating his sixth birthday today, cal education and director of Work sta- Breed/type: beagle mix Breed/type: domestic, medium Sept. 4. Sawyer is a grandson of Sept. 4. Elijah is a grandson of the Geriatric Care Program tions on nu- About this dog: neutered, up to hair Mark and Jeri Scaramastro, Old David L. and Ann Marie Stroud, at Misericordia University, tritional guid- date on shots About this cat: neutered Forge; Roberta and Jay Kalish, Dupont; Robert and Carole will present the “Moderniza- Williams ance, steps to Shohola; and Paul and Cindy Ettari, Vero Beach, Fla.; and tion of Alzheimer’s Disease.” safety, Alzheimer’s Trial- Dilger, Shohola. Sawyer has a Pamela Pisarcik and the late How to adopt: Call or visit the hours are 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday brother, Elijah, 5. Edward J. Pisarcik, Hanover The program will also fea- match and blood pressure ture presentations from Jer- screening will also be fea- Hazleton Animal Shelter, 101 N. through Saturday and 8 a.m.-1p.m. Township. Poplar St., Hazleton. Phone 454- ry Sauter, Evolution Pharma- tured. Sunday. Wish list: donations of cat 0640. Hours for adoptions are 1-4 food, cleaning supplies, paper cy; Marian Skomsky, recre- For information contact p.m. Monday through Saturday and products, and blankets are in need. ation therapist, Department Mark Williams at 674-6945. 11a.m.-1p.m. Sunday. Business

Grandchildren,” at the Genetti Midge Malshefski and Jose- the area senior centers. Stanky NEWS FOR SENIORS Hotel and Conference Center in phine Medura. New members and the Coal Miners will pro- Wilkes-Barre on Sept. 14. The are welcome. vide special music. FALLS: The Falls Senior conference is free to the public, The City of Wilkes-Barre’s Center, State Route 92, West but reservations are required. SHICHSHINNY: The Shick- Health Department will be Falls, invites anyone 60 years of Registration forms may be shinny Senior Center, 19 W. giving out flu shots. age or older to a Grandparents picked up at any senior center. Vine St., will have bag lunch Seniors may pre-arrange to Day special lunch at noon on today. Pick up early. pick up a bag lunch at the Char- Mark A. Donnelly Thursday. Prizes for special PITTSTON: The Pittston Agrandparents’ special lun- les T. Adams Senior Center by Nicholas J. Jacobs categories regarding grand- Senior Center, 441N. Main St., cheon will be held on Thursday. contacting their local senior Mark Aaron Donnelly, son of Tim children will be given. is offering learn to crochet class- There will also be a 50/50 raffle. center prior to the event, or by and Molly Donnelly, Boiling Nicholas Joel Jacobs, son of St. David’s male choir will es with Katherine from 10 a.m. Alisha from Sam’s Club will calling the center at 825-3484. Springs, is celebrating his sev- Sandy and John Jacobs Jr., Hanover Township, is celebrating perform a concert with folk to noon every Monday begin- be on hand at 10:30 a.m. on enth birthday today, Sept. 4. songs, patriotic songs and sing a Mark is a grandson of Jack and his ninth birthday today, Sept. 4. ning Sept. 17. To join the class, Friday. Barb from Superior WYOMING: The Wyoming, Karen Mather, Wilkes-Barre; Jim Nicholas is a grandson of John long at 1p.m. on Friday. call the center to register at Health will be offering flu shots West Wyoming Seniors will and Donna Donnelly, Mechan- and Nancy Ciampi, West Pittston, The annual picnic will be held 655-5561. at 11 a.m. on Monday. meet at 1:30 p.m. today at St. icsburg; and Terry Holman, and John and Barbara Jacobs, from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. on Monday Internet safety will be dis- Monica’s meeting rooms. Serv- Liverpool. He is a great-grand- Nanticoke. He is a great-grand- at Frances Slocum State Park, cussed with a guest speaker SWOYERSVILLE: Swoyersville ers are Charlotte Piezola, Helen son of Meta Litzenberger, Wilkes- son of Eleanor Kashuda, Jenkins Township, and Mabel Kubesh, Pavilion 3. from AARP at 11:15 a.m. on Senior Citizens will meet at 1 Markert and Nancy Marcy. Barre; Floyd and Myrtle Holman, Thursday. Consumer tips will be p.m. on Wednesday in St. El- The 50-50 winners from the Liverpool; the late Wilbur Lit- Iowa. Nicholas has a sister, Ash- zenberger; the late Jack and lee, and a brother, Travis. KINGSTON: The Kingston offered. izabeth Ann Seton social hall. last meeting were Angie Mas- Jean Mather; and the late Ri- Senior Center, 680 Wyoming Reservations are open for the New members are welcome. truzzo, Helen Markert, Frank chard and Rose Donnelly. Mark Avenue, will hold its Belly Danc- following trips: Bloomsburg Winners of the 50-50 fundrais- Perfinski and Joan Kwasny. The has a brother, Jacob. BIRTHDAY ing for Fun and Fitness class at Fair, Sept. 24; “Viva Italia!” er at the last meeting were bingo jackpot winner was Ma- GUIDELINES 10:30 a.m. today instead of at dinner and show, Oct. 9; and Mario Zucca, Theresa Bosak ryAnn Paluck. Children’s birthdays (ages 1-16) the normal time of 12:45 p.m. It Penn’s Peak, Oct. 24. For reser- and Arlene Kosco. Plans for the Halloween social will be published free of is also Bag Day and a bag lunch vations or more information, and the Christmas dinner were charge. Photographs and will be served. The center will contact Connie Andrews at WILKES-BARRE: The Area discussed. Details will be pro- information must be received remain open for all regular ac- 655-5561. Agency on Aging of Luzerne/ vided at a later date. two full weeks before your tivities. child’s birthday. Your informa- The center is seeking new Wyoming Counties will be host- tion must be typed or comput- Agrandparents’ special lunch members. Anyone 60 years of ing “Active Aging Day” from 10 er-generated. Include your will be served on Thursday. age or older interested in join- a.m.-2 p.m. on Sept. 13 on Pub- name and your relationship to Members should bring pictures ing, can stop in or call the cen- lic Square. MEETINGS the child (parent, grandparent of their parents and grandpar- ter at 655-5561. A complimen- There will be an early bingo or legal guardians only, please), your child’s name, age ents for display. There will also tary dinner voucher and gift will at the Charles T. Adams Center Wednesday and birthday, parents’, grand- be meditation with Jean at 11:30 be given to each new member. from 9-10 a.m. Other events will parents’ and great-grandpar- a.m. on Thursday. be on the square in conjunction WILKES-BARRE: Plains Memo- ents’ names and their towns of Joke day will be observed at PLYMOUTH: The Senior with the Farmers Market. Hand- rial and Sacred Heart High Benjamin T. Pulliam residence, any siblings and 11:30 a.m. on Friday and a spe- Citizen’s Friendship Club of St. outs will be given from various School Class of 1961, 12:30 their ages. Don’t forget to p.m., at Norm’s Pizza and Benjamin Thomas Pulliam, son include a daytime contact cial presentation from the cen- Mary’s met recently. The 50-50 departments of the agency. Eatery, 275 N. Sherman phone number. 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Dear Abby: I am a could be the basis for a lawsuit. That Dear Abby: I have a problem I don’t cally. I don’t need some ignorant clod 29-year-old gay man. you are gay has nothing to do with know how to deal with and I’m hop- asking me about something so per- In my community, DEAR ABBY it. If you were straight and preferred ing you can come up with a solution. sonal. Some won’t take no for an an- coming out at work not to involve yourself in an office I’m undergoing chemotherapy for swer. Do you have any ideas on how isn’t an option. I ADVICE romance that could turn out badly, or colon cancer. I’m happy to say that to deal with this? Every time it hap- really like my job eryone has gotten worse. I dread com- felt no chemistry with your aggressor, I’m doing well. I have a chemo ses- pens I feel depressed and upset. and want to keep it. ing to the office. what is being done to you is intoler- sion every two weeks, and afterward — Trying to Cope However, a female Would it be unethical to hire a able. It’s embarrassing and distracts there is a bag I wear for two more colleague is not only trying to per- “girlfriend” to stop by the office next you from your job. days that pumps additional medicine Dear Trying To Cope: Say, “I’m be- suade me that the two of us would week to bring me my lunch? Maybe Document everything. Go to your into me. I do what I can to keep the ing treated for a medical condition.” make a good pair, but she has gotten if I kiss her goodbye, my co-workers supervisor’s boss if necessary and bag out of sight, but it isn’t easy. And if the person then asks what it is, all of our co-workers involved. I’m will finally back off. If not this, can state plainly that you need help to put Sometimes the tubing works itself say, “It’s personal. And if it was any of constantly pressured by my supervi- you recommend something else? a stop to this. You do not have to ex- loose and hangs down a bit. your business, you’d already know the sor to “just go out with her and give — Can’t Come Out in Texas plain why you’re not attracted to this My problem is people seem to feel answer to that question.” her a chance.” desperate woman. If it isn’t stopped, free to ask me what it’s for, and it’s re- I have already told everyone, in- Dear Can’t Come Out: You have talk with an attorney. ally embarrassing. I don’t know these To receive a collection of Abby’s most memorable — and most frequently re- cluding her, that I’m not interested described a classic example of sexual I do NOT recommend hiring any- people, and for heaven’s sake, why quested — poems and essays, send a busi- in mixing my personal life with my harassment and a hostile work envi- one to pose as a girlfriend, or you would they feel they have the right to ness-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus professional one. However, because ronment. Your co-workers and super- may have to put her under long-term ask such a personal question? check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Dear Abby’s “Keepers,” P.O. Box of my unwillingness to do what they visor may consider themselves to be contract, which could be expensive in Going through chemo is hard 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage “recommend,” the pressure from ev- “Cupid’s helpers,” but their actions more ways than one. enough physically and psychologi- is included.) UNIVERSAL SUDOKU CRYPTOQUOTE HOROSCOPE BY HOLIDAY MATHIS ARIES (March 21-April 19). You’ll SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Widen be a bit of a tease, realizing the your circle. New blood will great fun that can come from invigorate your social and pro- a playful approach to life. The fessional scenes. It may be very equally lighthearted will find you difficult for you to approach irresistible. someone, but once that hurdle TAURUS (April 20-May 20). The is overcome, the rest happens differences between people are rather naturally. sometimes extreme. But you rec- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). ognize that no value system is People will seek your approval. universally right. Your open mind At first that may feel good to will take you where others aren’t you. It’s nice to know you are invited. respected. But after a while, you GEMINI (May 21-June 21). You are may see the dynamic as drain- unlikely to give your trust or ing. You’ll be attracted to those your money to an unproven who are emotionally self-reliant. entity. What people say is of little CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). One significance unless it is backed way to avoid the heartbreak up by what they do. hotel is to seek only the com- CANCER (June 22-July 22). You pany of those who are capable have better things to think about of recognizing your worth and than how you are being per- reciprocating your feelings. ceived by others. And yet there AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You’ll is something you want that will exude warmth and humor. These be easier to obtain by giving qualities alone are not enough to some thought to your image. secure your position with a cer- GOREN BRIDGE LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You are tain someone. But if you’re also clear in your purpose, but you sincere, engaging and comfort- WITH OMAR SHARIF & TANNAH HIRSCH do not yet have the mechanism able to be around, then you’ve in place to be loud about it, too. got it made in the shade. You need some version of a PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). There PREVIOUS DAY’S SOLUTION microphone. Today this will come are accomplishments you would in the form of ad space or excel- like to achieve because you lent word of mouth from friends. believe they will make you hap- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You’re pier. They may not, but that in the mood for change again. doesn’t diminish the importance So instead of wishing you were a of going for it. Do it just to prove person who ate vegan or played to yourself that you can. tennis, you will make moves to TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Sept. 4). actually be that person. All you’ve overcome in your life LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). 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Appeals will meet in call 9 night Baltimore W E S ELL Bids will be received a special session 570-266-5333 330 Child Care TO JOIN US IN” to the Caribbean Jax Golden Retriev- Sunday at the Office of the on the following $872.00 per person FOR LESS!! ALL JUNK er/Lab mix, 7 years 4:00 pm on Secretary, Wyoming dates: September ****************** old missing since Friday Area School District, 6th, 2012, Septem- ARE YOU LOOKING WASHINGTON DC 1/13/2013 Explorer ‘01 LINCOLN TOWN July 21st. 11 year 20 Memorial Street, ber 10th, 2012, Sep- on Sept. 29-30 of the Seas CAR Executive old girl lost with- Monday Exeter, PA. 18643, tember 11th, 2012, however our 9 nights NJ to 74K $5,399 VEHICLES out her Jax. Fami- FOR ANANNY ? 4:30 pm on no later than Tues- September 13th, All Junk I AM AVAILABLE hotel will Caribbean ‘03 F250 XL ly misses Jax too. 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The NYC Nov. 10, $587.00 per person $7,299 on Manor Dr., Green 4:00 pm on Business Office, 20 purpose for the Highest LOOKING FOR 2012 for Balcony ‘06 Dodge FREEREMOVAL Rd & area develop- Tuesday Memorial Street, meetings is for POSITION ****************** Stratus SXT ments. Once on Exeter, PA., 18643, property taxpayer’s Prices Companion for 6cyl, AT-AC 62K 570-655-3420 1/22/2013 Explorer about 8/1/12 thought Thursday Monday through Fri- appeals on property Paid In elderly. Assisting of the Seas 10 night $7,499 CA$H PAID to have been seen 4:00 pm on day, 8:00 a.m. to assessments. with everyday www.camehouse NJ to Caribbean 06 Chrysler on Rte. 29 in Noxen Wednesday 3:00 p.m. CA$H needs. bustours.com $855.00 per person Sebring Conv. ON THE SPOT area heading to- The hearings will be Experienced & Ask about other Touring 60K wards junction of Friday Elizabeth Gober- conducted from FREE clean background LIKE dates! All rates are $7,599 Rte 292. 4:00 pm on Mangan, Secretary 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 check. Call Ruth US per person based ‘06 FORD FREESTAR 570.301.3602 Call Stephanie Thursday of the Board P.M. in the Luzerne PICKUP 570-290-2569 on Double occupan- 62k, Rear air A/C 570-417-8114 or County Assessors 570-574-1275 cy and subject to $7,799 LINE UP Tim 570-690-8728 Holidays NOTICE TO Office, Annex Build- change 07 Ford Escape Please Call - We’re call for deadlines BIDDERS ing, second floor, SPORTING EVENTS 4X4 XLT 83K A SUCCESSFUL SALE missing Jax! corner of River OVERNIGHT TRIPS Tenenbaum’s $10,799 You may email SEALED Proposals Street and Jackson Travel ‘12 Ford Fusion IN CLASSIFIED! 120 Found your notices to will be received at Street, MONTYMONTY SASAYSYS Yankees @ Cleve- 25k factory Do you need more space? the offices of the Wilkes-Barre, land 288-8747 warranty $15,799 mpeznowski@ MOUNTAINTOP Pennsylvania. 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LINE UP adults...The Includes: Bus, Bal- $18,299 CALL US! information or & Up kids...Yes. Yes it is. BUS TRIPS timore Marriott 409 Autos under ‘11 Ford Escape TO JUNK questions regard- Vehicle can be seen A GREAT DEAL... Inner Harbor & XLT, 4x4, 26k, ing legal notices by appointment at Go to school. 2 Game Tickets $5000 Factory Warranty, YOUR CAR you may call the offices of the WICKED IN CLASSIFIED! Leave us alone. Wed. Oct. 10 $249/pp 6 Cylinder Marti Peznowski authority. Make BEST PRICES VITO’S Sorry. That's the $169 $18,999 at 570-970-7371 appointments by ‘11 Toyota Rav 4 IN THE AREA 150 Special Notices ORCHESTRA SEATS COOKIE’S or 570-829-7130 calling 570-678- way the ball FORD ’95 F150 4x4 AT CA$HONTHE $POT, & 7411. Truck will be TRAVELERS 4x4. 1 Owner. 91K. Free Anytime bounces. In gym 4.8 engine, auto. only 8,000 miles, available approxi- A CHRISTMAS 570-815-8330 alloys, power sun- Pickup GINO’S mately September class. Good luck 570-558-6889 Runs great. 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Dec 15th You’re in bussiness Wilkes-Barre, PA is the best way guest table. Heavy $130. Authority reserves These are 570-825-8253 RING. Woman’s, Turn to classified. Equipment with classified! to clean out your closets! the right to reject always included gold. Jenkins Bridge any and all bids. ALL SHOWS The Oblates of Volkswagen ‘98 between Pittston & It’s a showroom in print! in your Oyster INCLUDE BUS St. Joseph’s Cabrio You’re in bussiness W. Pittston. Call to wedding! Convertible Classified’s got Thomas G. Keiper bridezella.net & SHOW describe. Executive Director Seminary and 4 cylinder, auto with classified! 570-947-1554 CALL ROSEANN $1,650 the directions! @ 655-44247 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale NOBODY PAYS MORE! To Reserve Chevy ‘97 Blazer HAPPY TRAILS Your Seats 2 door 6 cyl auto, red, 4WD, $2150 TRUCK SALES Find homes for THE TIMES LEADER Presents Israel: Current Inspection DODGE ‘02 570-760-2035 your kittens! 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Near Wegman’s Do you need more space? 570-82-JAMES GAS SAVER 20050005 JJeepeepp GrandGrand CherokeeCherokee Call for Details (570) 459-9901 $2,200 570-760-2365 Oil Changes, 11 Cailber 19k ...... $14,995 A yard or garage sale (570)814-8876 State Inspections, (570-825-2637) SPECIALS WE BEAT ANYBODY’S DEALS 08 Escape XLT 4x4 ...... $12,995 Vehicles must be COMPLETE!! in classified 251 George Ave.,Wilkes-Barre DODGE ‘03 Specializing in 10 Cobalt LS 48k ...... $8995 • State Inspections Large Selection PLUS ENTER TO WIN $500 CASH!! is the best way FORD ‘02 TAURUS SES Jeep Repairs, 84,000 miles, • Towing • Emission Insp. Family Owned & 6 CCyCylinderlinder, 4x44x4 08 Tu scon GLS 60k...... $12,995 GRAND CARAVAN Tire Rotations, • Shocks • Brakes • Struts DRAWING TO BE HELD LAST DAY to clean out your closets! recent inspection. Inspected 6/12, • Tune-Ups • Alignments Operated for 31 Years 20072007 ChevyChevy TrTraiailblazerlblazer LLSS 10 Malibu LS Sporty ....$12,995 OF EACH MONTH 100K mile, 7 pas- Fair Pricing... • Oil Changes You’re in bussiness Minor rust. $3,000. • Fleet Maintenance SERVICED, INSPECTED, 07 Colorado 61k ...... $8995 www.wegotused.com 570-826-0469 senger, green, V-6, • Tires • Fuel Injection Tune-Ups & WARRANTIED with classified! 3.8L, automatic. 89 YEARS IN FINANCING AVAILABLE • Full Notary Service ABS, power locks/ BUSINESS • Ta x & Title Transfers www.WyomingValleyAutos.com 6 CCyCylinderlinder, BlBlackack windows. Power 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale driver seat, dual air bags. CD, cassette, $$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $$$$ $ am/fm radio. Front $ $ & rear AC, power ALL JUNK CARS & TO PLACE TOP DOLLARS PAID FOR NO HAGGLE steering. Tilt wheel $ $ PRESTIGE WE BUY CARS & TRUCKS VEHICLES! & roof rack. 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CALL US. $ TWO LOCATIONS- 570-814-8215. $ Dickson City • Olyphant Call Dan Lane @ 570-489-0000 HIGHEST PRICES $ $ WWEE BBUUYY CCAARRSS!! 2005 Audi A8...... $15,900 FORD ‘02 MUSTANG AD $ $ 2006 Chevy Cobalt ...... $8,900 $ FEATURED INVENTORY 2006 Chevy Colorado...... $8,900 GT CONVERTIBLE PAID IN CASH $ 02 HONDA CRV EX 2008 Chevy TrailBlazer ...... $19,763 Red with black CALL $ $ AWD, Blue ...... $6,947 2011 Ford Econoline...... $18,999 top. 6,500 miles. $ 05 SUZUKI XL-7 2007 Ford Econoline...... $14,495 One Owner. $ FEELGOODMOTORSINC.NET 4WD, Black ...... $7,689 2008 Ford Escape...... $16,447 Excellent Condi- 570-574-1275 829.7130 $ $ 04 SUZUKI XL-7 2008 Ford Mustang ...... $18,590 tion. $17,500 570-654-2471 77K, 4WD, Gold...... $7,925 2008 Jeep Wrangler ...... $23,900 570-760-5833 $ $ 2009 Jeep Wrangler ...... $20,999 $ $$$$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 04 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 2009 Mercedes-Benz Class C ...... $26,999 75K, Special Edition, Beige ...... $9,983 2007 Mercedes-Benz CLK-Class...... $27,988 HONDA ‘07 CIVIC 07 HONDA ACCORD EX-L 2007 Nissan Murano...... $16,487 SDN. Silver, 4 door, Bill’s Tires Lance Motors Route 80 & 81 Towing 97K, Bronze ...... $11,919 2009 Nissan Sentra ...... $12,900 exc. condition, 2007 Toyota Camry Hybrid ...... $13,900 41,375 mi. Reduced 856 State Road 29 S PINE RUN 24 Hour Towing & 10 FORD RANGER XLT $12,600 2WD, 28K, White...... $11,990 2005 Nissan Sentra ...... $9,888 Tunkhannock Recovery/Rollback Service 2011 Ford F150...... $28,999 570-574-4854 Larry Stroup (cert. wreckmaster) 08 HYUNDAI SANTA FE GLS 2012 Kia Rio ...... $14,999 ALTERNATORS ...... $12,957 570-836-7779 & STARTERS 85K, AWD, White 2010 Lexus RX350 ...... $33,990 HUMMER ‘07 H3 • Used tires sizes 13 to 22 SUGARLOAF 10 HYUNDAI ELANTRA SE 2008 Mazda 3 ...... $14,999 New engine in 2011 • FREE 30 day warranty &D& DRUMSRUMS AREA, AND 24K, Auto, Silver ...... $13,995 2010 Mazda 6 ...... $15,900 by Chevy. New 5 Harris St. *We Finance 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis...... $13,999 tires, non-smoker, “Get em’ while NORTHEASTERN, PA 06 HONDA CRV LX FEELGOODMOTORSINC.NET 2009 Subaru Forester ...... $19,678 66K, 4WD, Gray ...... $13,889 immaculate they’re hot!” Wilkes-Barre Twp. Any Credit* 2004 Dodge Ram 1500...... $15,300 condition. $19,900 570-824-5516 10 KIA FORTE EX 2008 Honda CRV ...... $18,999 570-817-6000 2nd Location: [email protected] 27K, Auto, Black...... $14,977 2010 Mazda 3 Speed GT Turbo...... $19,999 7101 -Specializing in rebuilding 2009 Pontiac Vibe...... $12,900 starters, alternators & FULL INVENTORY ONLINE MERCURY`79 ZEPHYR Columbia Blvd. 2003 BMW 3 Series...... $12,999 6 cylinder generators for Auto, 570-779-1912 (570) 708-3000 2001 Mercury Sable ...... $5,900 Berwick Marine, Motorcycles, 518 Burke Bypass • Olyphant, PA 18447 automatic. 565 E. Main Street 2011 Nissan Juke...... $21,900 52k original miles. 759-8103 Heavy Commercial, Road services. Tire and Lockout. 924 Scranton Carbondale Hwy • Dickson City *Tax, tags & license fees not included. Hydraulic Motors & More! Plymouth Small Trailer Repairs and Battery Service. $1500. OBO 570-383-9555 1553 Main Street, Peckville, PA 18452 570-899-1896 PAGE 2D TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale LINE UP 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 439 Motorcycles 451 Trucks/ 503 Accounting/ 533 Installation/ A SUCCESSFUL SALE SUVs/Vans Finance Maintenance/ NISSAN, 97 ALTIMA HARLEY ‘10 DAVIDSON Repair HONDA ‘09 ACCORD GXE, 4 door, 4 cyl., IN CLASSIFIED! VITO’S ACME AUTO SALES TOYOTA‘03 COROLLA LE CD, keyless, extra 30 mpg, full power, 343-1959 5 speed Do you need more space? & 1009 Penn Ave SPORTSTER CUSTOM FORD 04 F150 clean 39k $15,999 77,000 miles. No A yard or garage sale Scranton 18509 $3,999 Loud pipes. 4x2. Nice Truck! STAFF DIESEL MECHANIC rust Fla. car. $3495 GINO’S Across from Scranton Prep Near Mint $10,999 570-899-0688 in classified GOOD CREDIT, BAD 174 miles - yes, Qualified candidates 949 Wyoming ACCOUNTANT is the best way CREDIT, NO CREDIT One hundred and Responsible for must have demon- Selling your Ave, Forty Fort Call Our Auto Credit strated experience Camper? to clean out your closets! seventy four month end close, Hot Line to get A/P, A/R. Knowl- with performing Place an ad and Pre-approved for a miles on the You’re in bussiness clock, original edge of account- scheduled and pre- find a new owner. 288-8995 Car Loan! ventative mainte- 570-829-7130 with classified! 800-825-1609 owner. $8000. ing with college KELLY 09 Mercedes KELLY 570-876-2816 preferred. Good nance on Freightlin- 875 W. Market St. GL450, 7 pas- www.acmecarsales.net 875 W. Market St. KELLY pay & benefits er and International Kingston, PA. 135 Legals/ 135 Legals/ senger. Toomany 11 AUDI S5 CONV. Kingston, PA. 875 W. Market St. package: power units. Experi- Sprint blue, black 570-287-2243 Public Notices Public Notices options to list. 30K 570-287-2243 KAWASAKI ‘05 Kingston, PA. Respond with ence with Thermo / brown leather 570-287-2243 resume to: King utility refriger- miles. Garage int., navigation, ated trailers is also kept. Creme puff. VULCAN 800 hr@calex PUBLIC NOTICE 7 spd auto turbo, TOYOTA‘04 CELICA GT 1,800 original miles. logistics.com desired. This is a HONDA ‘09 CIVIC $47,800 AWD 112K miles. Blue, Blue, 1 owner, Third Shift Position Extra Clean, Notice is hereby given that the Luzerne JEEP 02 GRAND 04 Nissan 10 CHEVY MALIBU LS 5 speed. Air, includes back rest & EOE McLane also offers 33k miles County Planning Commission will hold a Armada, 7 pas- blue 4 cyl. auto power saddle bags. Excel- competitive pay, $14,999. public meeting on Thursday, September senger. 4wd. 09 CHEVY IMPALA LS windows/locks, lent condition. CHEROKEE LAREDO great benefits and 13, 2012 at 2 PM in the County Council’s 6 cylinder 4 WD, air Silver, V6 CD/cassette, Key- $3,400. development oppor- Meeting Room, County Courthouse, Excellent condi- conditioning power 07 BUICK LACROSSE less entry, sun- 570-826-6089 tunities! McLane, a Wilkes-Barre, Pa. and the County Council tion. $11,900 windows, door TAX PREPARER CXL, black, V6 roof, new battery. $30 billion supply will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, 93 UD Tow Truck locks, cruise, dual 07 BUICK LUCERNE Car drives and chain services September 25, 2012 at 6:30 PM at the air bags, tilt wheel, FREE TAX SCHOOL with wheel lift. CXL, silver, grey has current PA SUZUKI ‘01 VS 800 Earn extra income leader, is looking for EMA Building, 185 Water Street, Wilkes- AM/FM/CD. keyless 64k. $10,000 leather inspection. Slight after taking course. qualified applicants Barre, Pa. These amendments will be remote. 130k miles. 96 Jeep, Grand 06 LINCOLN ZEPHYR rust on corner of Flexible schedules. to join our team. If introduced to the County Council at their GL INTRUDER $5400. KELLY Cherokee, 4 grey, tan leather, passenger door. Dallas 675-2240 you think you’ve got 875 W. Market St. meeting on Tuesday, September 11, 2012 Garage kept, no 570-954-3390 sun roof Clutch slips on Plains, Pittston, what it takes to Kingston, PA. at 6:30 PM in Hazleton City Council’s wheel drive, 4 06 MERCURY MILAN hard acceleration. rust, lots of Scranton 883-7829 work for a company 570-287-2243 Meeting Room, Hazleton City Hall, 40 No. door, runs excel- PREMIER, mint This is why its chrome, black with Wilkes-Barre, with a rich culture Church St., Hazleton, Pa. The Planning lent green, V6, alloys thousands less teal green flake. JEEP 04 WRANGLER Hanover Twp, and an exciting Commission meeting will be to review, 6 cylinder. 5 speed Line up a place to live $3,995 05 HYUNDAI SONATA than Blue Book Includes storage Tunkhannock future, McLane is take comment and make recommenda- GLS, blue, sun- 4x4 95 Buick Park Ave value. $6,500 jack & 2 helmets. 208-1096 eager to talk to you! in classified! tion, and the County Council Meeting will $9,999 54k. $3,995 roof, 87k miles OBO. Make an Edwardsville, West For more informa- be to hear testimony and take action on $3600 96 Plymouth 05 FORD 500 offer! Call Pittston 288-4007 tion or to apply to the following text amendments to the AWD grey, auto V6 570-410-1026 HONDA ‘09 CRV-EX Voyager 82k 570-592-1629 Small fee for books. become a valued County Zoning and Subdivision/Land 05 CHEVY IMPALA McLane teammate Sunroof, $3,495 LibertyTax.com well equipped, 30k Development Ordinances: silver, alloys, V6 contact John Hart at 99 Chevy YAMAHA ‘97 Lori Savoy miles. 04 NISSAN MAXIMA LS savoyliberty@ Zoning: Revise Section 9.02 – Fee Sched- Cavalier, 89k. 4 silver, auto, aol.com [email protected] ule, Article 11 – Definitions, and create a sunroof ROYALSTAR 1300 MCLANE IS A DRUG door. $2,495 12,000 miles. With 570-840-3608 new Article 13 – Flood Plain Management. 03 CHEVY KELLY FREE & AN EQUAL 00 Chevy S10 CAVALIER windshield. Runs 875 W. Market St. Blue, 4 cyl., auto OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. Blazer. 4 door. excellent. Many Kingston, PA. Subdivision/Land Development: Revise (R-title) 506 Administrative/ 4wd. Red. extras including 570-287-2243 Sections 5.58, 7.11 – Fee Schedule, 7.138, 03 CHEVY MONTE gunfighter seat, Clerical 9 Definitions, and create a new Section $2,795 CARLO LS blue leather bags, extra 14 – Flood Plain Management. 96 Nissan Maxi- V6 auto KELLY pipes. New tires & 875 W. Market St. 03 AUDI S8 QUATTRO, ma, V6, 4 door, battery. Asking MITSUBISHI `11 EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Kingston, PA. The detailed amendments can be exam- mid blue/light grey Full time, Salary air, auto, sun- $4,000 firm. 570-287-2243 ined at the Luzerne County Planning leather, naviga- OUTLANDER SPORTSE Experienced roof. 103K. TOYOTA‘04 COROLLA (570) 814-1548 AWD, Black interi- Commission Office, Room 208, Penn tion, AWD Navy Blue with FORKLIFT MECHANIC $3,495 light gray interior. or/exterior, start/ Nationally known HYUNDAI ‘09 Place Building, 20 No. Pennsylvania Ave., 01 TOYOTA CELICA stop engine with architectural prac- Wilkes-Barre, Pa., at the Office of the 96 Buick Skylark GT silver, 4 cyl 5 speed. AIR, 442 RVs & Campers Action Lift, Inc., SONATA LIMITED Auto, 4 door, 81K stereo, CD. keyless entry, heat- tice located in located in Pittston, Clerk of Council, 1st Floor and Luzerne auto sunroof ed seats, 18” alloy downtown Wilkes- 6 cylinder, leather, $2,495 119,000 miles. PA, is the exclusive navigation system, County Law Library, 2nd Floor, both in the 00 BMW 323i wheels, many extra Barre, PA is seek- County Courthouse, 200 No. River St., 96 Jeep Grand silver auto Body in perfect dealership for AM/FM/CD Sirius, condition. Asking FOREST RIVER`08 features. Only Low ing a full time Exec- Crown and TCM Wilkes-Barre, Pa., all during normal busi- Cherokee,wd 98 NISSAN ALTIMA red, 28,000 miles, $5850. Miles. 10 year, utive Assistant to forklifts for NEPA. 1 owner. $16,700. ness hours. auto, runs great! Gold, auto, 4 dr 5TH WHEEL 100,000 mile war- the President of the 4 cyl. 570-406-5293. Model 8526RLS We are seeking a 570-574-9054 $3,995 ranty.$22,500. Will- company. Candi- full time forklift The detailed amendments can also be 73 PORSCHE 914 Mountain Top,PA ing to negotiate. date must be expe- mechanic to trou- examined on the county’s website, green & black, 5 415 Autos-Antique $18,500 Serious inquires rienced in handling www.luzernecounty.org, click on Junk speed, 62k miles. 570-760-6341 bleshoot, repair, & Classic only - must sell, a wide range of and diagnose LINCOLN ‘94 departments and then Planning Commis- going to law school. administrative and sion. Cars & SUVS, VANS, Crown and other (570) 793-6844 executive support makes of lift trucks. TRUCKS, 4 X4’s PACE ARROW VISION TOWN CAR related tasks and in Good written & ver- Signature The County of Luzerne does not discrimi- Trucks 08 JEEP PATRIOT CHEVROLET `76 working independ- nate on the basis of race, color, national bal communication series. grey, auto, 4 cyl., ‘99 M-36 B (FORD) ently with little or skills, as well as origin, sex, religion, age, disability or wanted. 4x4 PICKUP Type A gas, 460 SUZUKI `07 XL-7 58,200 miles. 4 Cylinder 56,000 miles, no supervision. customer care familial status in employment or the provi- 08 DODGE NITRO V10 Ford. Excellent Must sell. Very Good automatic, Candidate must be skills are necessary. sion of services. Cash paid. SXT orange, condition, 11,000 $4,950 OBO Condition! all-wheel drive, well organized, flex- A valid driver’s The Luzerne County Courthouse is afacil- auto, 4x4 miles. I slide out, 2 570-825-4132 NEW PRICE 4 door, air condi- ible and resource- license & the ability ity accessible to persons with disabilities. Shopping for a 08 FORD ESCAPE XLT awnings, 2 color $2,500. tioning, all power, ful. Professional- to safely operate lift If special accommodations are required, new apartment? SILVER, V6, 4X4 flat screen TV’s. 570-362-3626 CD player, leather ism, confidentiality, trucks are 135 Legals/ please contact the County Manager’s 07 DODGE CARAVAN Generator, back up Classified lets Ask for Lee interior, tinted discretion, excellent required. The Public Notices Office at (570) 825-1635). SXT green, camera, 2 air con- windows, custom judgment and you compare costs - ditioners, micro- ideal candidate without hassle 4 door, 7 pass wheels, $13,000 attention to detail should have previ- mini van wave/convection Call 570-829-8753 are essential. or worry! CHEVY ‘30 HOTROD COUPE oven, side by side ous forklift mechani- 06 DODGE DAKOTA $47,000 Before 5:00 p.m. Candidate should cal experience but Get moving QUAD CAB SLT refrigerator with ice possess excellent GREATDEALS! maker, washer/ will consider auto- with classified! black, 4 door, V8, verbal and written motive, electrical 4x4 truck dryer, queen size 457 Wanted to Buy communications bed, automatic or diesel technical 06 MERCURY MARINER MERCEDES ‘29 Auto skills; exceptional school graduate. WANTED! premium seafoam Kit Car $5,500 steps. $29,900. interpersonal OR TRADE 570-288-4826 or We offer an excel- green, leather int., communication and lent wage and ben- V6, 4x4 JUST REDUCED 570-690-1464 strong organization- ALL (570) 655-4884 BUYING efits package, as 06 INFINITY QX56 al and time man- well as 401K Retire- Pearl white, tan 451 Trucks/ USED agement skills. ment Savings Plan, leather, Naviga Let the Community Know! Qualified applicants paid holidays, paid JUNK tion, 3rd seat, 4x4 SUVs/Vans VEHICLES should send cover Place your Classified vacation & much 06 DODGE RAM 1500 Call letter indicating more. CARS! QUAD CAB, Black, Ad TODAY! availability date, 570-829-7130 CHEVROLET `99 S-10 For an interview V8, 4x4 truck 64,000 ORIGINAL Vitos & Ginos earnings history please call 06 FORD EXPLORER MILES, RUNS LIKE 949 Wyoming Ave, and expectations Mike Phelan CA$H XLT, black, 3rd NEW. $4500. along with a 570-655-2100 x115 seat, 4x4 MAZDA `88 RX-7 Forty Fort,PA resume to: CONVERTIBLE 570-947-0032 06 CHEVY TRAILBLZAER 288-8995 Bohlin Cywinski PAID LS, SILVER, 4X4 1 owner, garage Jackson, 542 Logistics/ kept, 65k original 05 FORD ESCAPE XLT CHEVY‘99 BLAZER ATTN: HR Depart- Transportation blue, auto, V6 4x4 miles, black with ment, 8 West Mar- grey leather interior, Sport utility, 4 570-301-3602 05 JEEP LIBERTY SPORT door, four wheel ket Street, Suite green, V6, 4x4 all original & never drive, ABS, new 1200, Wilkes-Barre, EXPERIENCED ROUTE 05 FORD FREESTAR SE, seen snow. $7,995. PA 18701 or email white, 7 pax mini Call 570-237-5119 inspection. $4200. to [email protected]. DRIVER MAZDA 3 ‘08 van 570-709-1467 Email attachments With clean driving Extra clean. 5 05 CADILLAC SRX in PDF or MS Word record for full time speed. 41K miles black, leather, V6, MERCEDES-BENZ `73 Do you need more space? formats only. We non-CDL position. $12,999 AWD A yard or garage sale request no phone Must drive 10 hour 05 HYUNDAI TUSCON LX 450SL in classified inquiries. days. Starting with green auto, AWD Convertible with 503 Accounting/ $13-$14 per hour. 05 DODGE DURANGO removable hard top, is the best way Finance LINE UP Must pass drug LTD Black, grey power windows, AM to clean out your closets! screening and leather, 3rd seat, /FM radio with cas- You’re in bussiness A GREAT DEAL... background check. 4x4 sette player, CD Accounts Receivable Must be able 05 JEEP LIBERTY player, automatic, 4 with classified! IN CLASSIFIED! to lift 50 lbs. KELLY RENEGADE Blue, new tires. Cham- Collector Looking for the right deal Apply in person. 875 W. Market St. 5 speed, V6, 4x4 pagne exterior; Ital- USAgain Kingston, PA. 04 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER ian red leather inte- FORD `04 F150 Well established on an automobile? 730 Casey Avenue 570-287-2243 lt green V6 4x4 rior inside. Garage local manufacturer Turn to classified. Wilkes-Barre, 04 MITSUBISHI kept, excellent con- is seeking an It’s a showroom in print! PA 18702 OUTLANDER XLS dition. Priced to Sell! Accounts Receiv- red, auto, 4 cyl., $23,000. able Collector. This Classified’s got Find Something? MERCURY`03 SABLE AWD Call 570-825-6272 position is responsi- the directions! Lose Something? 04 JEEP GRAND ble for calling for Get it back where it LS PREMIUM CHEROKEE LAREDO collections, account 533 Installation/ belongs 4 door, one owner. Se patriot blue, V6, MERCURY`55 reconciliations, Maintenance/ with a Lost/Found ad! 6 cyl, 3 liter, 4 4x4 monitoring past due 570-829-7130 speed auto. All 04 FORD SUZUKI XlSLX Silver, 4 x 4, auto- invoices, respond- Repair blue V6 4x4 MONTCLAIR ing to phone calls Immediate openings power, ABS, moon 99.9% original. 4 matic, 56,000 roof & remote. 04 KIA SORENTO EX and e-mails in a Experienced door sedan, black & miles, extra tool CDL Class A 73,000 miles, very blue, auto, V6 AWD box, leather cover, timely manor. Must WILKES BARRE SPRING yellow. Motor re- Heavy Hauler & dependable. $4,550 04 NISSAN XTERRA XE plastic bed & be able to multi blue, auto, 4x4 built, 250 miles on task, is organized CDL Class A 570-333-4827 it. You’ve got to remote starting. 04 CHEVY TAHOE LT and is proficient in &ALIGNMENT see it to believe it! Runs perfect, Seeking: Heavy Duty 135 Legals/ 4x4 Pewter, grey asking $7,200. Microsoft Word and Qualified suspen- Tow Operators leather, 3rd seat call for more infor- Excel. Past collec- mation after 1:00pm Cell-570-472-8084 sion technician FALZONE’S TOWING Public Notices 04 CHEVY AVALANCHE tions experience Home- Please call: Dan SERVICE (570)540-3220 preferred. Z71, green, 4 door, 570-825-2596 570-822-4018 Call: 570-823-2100 4x4 truck We offer competi- Ask for Frank 04 JEEP GRAND 421 Boats & tive rates and bene- or Email: atowman CHEROKEE OVERLAND FORD ‘01 F150 fits and are located [email protected] graphite grey, Marinas 4WD Ext Cab, V8, Lariat, 6’ bed with only 15 minutes from 2 tone leather, Wilkes-Barre or sunroof, 4x4 liner, 7½’ western ALUMINUM 15’ BOAT plow, 80,000 miles, Scranton. 02 CHRYSLER TOWN & with 35hp Evinrude, AUTO $8500. OBO COUNTRY EL trailer & extras. Send resume to Call Tom 4 door, $1700. obo call [email protected] 570-234-9790 7 pass mini van (570) 239-7708 or apply in person at: SERVICE 02 CHEVY TRAILBLAZ- ER LT, silver, V6, BOAT 12’ aluminum FORD ‘02 EXPLORER 4x4 with oars, very good Red, XLT, Original DIRECTORY 02 FORD F150 condition $375. non-smoking owner, SUPERCAB XLT 570-655-0546 garaged, synthetic silver, 4x4 truck oil since new, excel- 401 Bridge Street 01 FORD F150 XLT FISHING BOAT. lent in and out. New Old Forge, PA 18518 white, super cab, Like new. 16 1/2’ tires and battery. 4x4 truck Trophy Fiberglass. 90,000 miles. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNI- 01 FORD F150 XLT 25 HP Johnson $7,500 TY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Blue/tan, 4 door, motor, 48 lb (570) 403-3016 /DRUG FREE WORK- 4x4 truck thrust, trolling PLACE EMPLOYER 00 CHEVY 1500 motor with foot SILVERADO X-CAB control. Recharg- 468 Auto Parts 472 Auto Services green, 4x4 truck er, pedestal front LAW 99 NISSAN PATHINDER seat, carpeted gold, V6, 4x4 floor. Live well, 98 FORD EXPLOREER XLT storage compart- red, auto, 4x4 ment. Excellent DIRECTORY EMISSIONS condition. $4500. & SAFETY 570-675-5046 after 12 noon Don’t Keep Your INSPECTION Practice a Secret! SPECIAL JON BOAT LINE UP 12’ x 36” $39.95 with A GREAT DEAL... Alum Weld Xpress Call 829-7130 All Junk this coupon 2000.Trailer & a IN CLASSIFIED! lot of extras. To Place Your Ad Cars & 570-287-0193 or Also,Like THEPURPOSEOFTHISMEETINGISTO PROVIDETHEPENNDOT 570-762-4824 Trucks New,Used 310 Attorney 310 Attorney STAFF AN OPPORTUNITY TO EXPLAIN THE PROJECT AND SUBARU ‘11 OUTBACK Wanted Tires & Bat- SW keyless, well STARCRAFT 17’ BOAT Services Services ANSWER QUESTIONS ONAN INFORMAL BASIS. PRELIMINARY equipped, AWD 7 passenger 3.2 Highest teries for DESIGN PLANS WILL BE AVA ILABLE FOR REVIEW. Cobra inboard/out- $20 & up! board motor with BANKRUPTCY B ANKRUPTCY Prices trailer, 2 batteries, FREE CONSULT DUI-ARD Paid In fish finder, 4 life Guaranteed SOCIAL SECURITY Vito’s & HISTORIC AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESOURCES MAY BE jackets, water tube, Low Fees DISABILITY BENEFITS CA$H good condition. Gino’s PRESENT IN THE PROJECT AREA AND PUBLIC COMMENT Payment Plan! WORKERS’ COMP $3500 neg. Free Consultation FREE 949 Wyoming 570-287-8306 Colleen Metroka REGARDING THE PRESENCE OF CULTURAL RESOURCES KELLY 570-592-4796 25+ Years Exp. Avenue 875 W. Market St. Joseph M. PICKUP Mention this ad AND THE EFFECT OF THE PROJECT ON THESE RESOURCES IS Kingston, PA. Blazosek Forty Fort, PA 427 Commercial when you call! 570-574-1275 570-287-2243 570-655-4410 574-1275 BEING SOLICITED. Trucks & 570-822-9556 Equipment DIVORCE No Fault blazoseklaw.com Expires $295 divorce295.com 472 Auto Services THEPUBLICMEETINGLOCATION ISACCESSIBLETO PERSONS TOYOTA`03 Atty. Kurlancheek 12/31/12 800-324-9748 W-B SOCIAL SECURITY HAVING DISABILITIES.ANY PERSON HAVING SPECIAL NEEDS CHEVY‘08 3500 DISABILITY $ WANTED JUNK $ WANTED HIGHLANDER Free Bankruptcy Free Consultation. Cars & Full Size OR REQUIRING SPECIAL AIDS ARE REQUESTED TO CONTACT Consultation Contact Atty. Sherry Trucks. For prices... White. HD DUMP TRUCK 2WD, automatic. Payment plans. Dalessandro VEHICLES Lamoreaux Auto Original Owner. LISPI TOWING THE DEPARTMENT AT (570) 963-3326 PRIOR TO THE MEETING Only 12,000 miles. Carol Baltimore 570-823-9006 Parts 477-2562 Garage kept. Vehicle in like 570-822-1959 EVENT IN ORDER THAT SPECIAL DISABILITY NEEDS MAY BE Excellent condition. We pick up 822-0995 new condition. $10,300 ACCOMMODATED. $19,000. 570-288-4322 570-677-3892 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 PAGE 3D 542 Logistics/ 548 Medical/Health 548 Medical/Health 732 Exercise 744 Furniture & 758 Miscellaneous 784 Tools 810 Cats 906 Homes for Sale Transportation Accessories Equipment DISPENSERS. (2) BRAKE 8’ aluminum KITTEN free DENTAL ASSISTANT ELLIPTICAL mach- ROCKERS. (2) Max 2000 Manual brake $350. Lincoln female, 8 weeks AVOCA Progressive, pro- ine. Pro-form Cardio wooden teak. Very Paper roll. 1 used AC-225 Arc welder- old, black & white, MECHANIC fessional multi den- Cross Trainer 800. good condition. other new. $15 each $250. Delta band- loving & playful. Lit- (2ND SHIFT) tist practice seeking 700 With digital display & Both for $100. or both for $25 saw $380. (4) Elec- ter trained, eats an experienced 570-814-7559 570-788-2388 tric handsaws $5. hard food.899-3409 Expanding Second MERCHANDISE fan. Excellent condi- EFDA to fill an SOCIAL WORKER/ tion. asking $200. each. All prices neg. generation, family SETTEES, (2) Tufted KITTEN. FREE to a immediate full time 570-287-2085 570-466-7376 or owned & operated position. Salary CASE MANAGER back, $150 each. FREE AD POLICY 570-388-2000 good home. 10 business seeking commensurate with 702 Air GYM Home Weider SOFA, large tufted The Times Leader weeks old. Female CONCRETE WORK- grey striped Tabby. 2nd shift Mechanic experience. Bene- JOHN HEINZ REHAB, 8525excellent con- back, $250, CHINA will accept ads for Conditioners ER TOOLS 7 piece Healthy, very playful Pay based on expe- fits provided. WILKES-BARRE, cur- dition $75. CLOSET, large used private 214 Gedding St. rience. Benefit Email resume to: rently has a Full- AIR CONDITIONER, 570-829-2599 antique, $200, party merchan- $12. Pipe vise, fast & loving. Cozy Cape Cod package available. watkinsmedura@ time opening for a 24,000 btu LG duct- CHANDELIER, crys- dise only for items mount $25. Drill 570-852-9850 home with 2 bed- Fax or Email comcast.net Social Worker/Case less type. Complete. WEIDER 2 person tal, $125, TABLE, totaling $1,000 or blade sharpener rooms, 1st floor resume: or mailto: Manager. This posi- $700 exercise equipment small pie crust, $40, less. All items must $20. 8’ oak banister 815 Dogs laundry, nice yard complete $20. Box with deck. For more 970-0858 Watkins &Medura tion provides clinical 570-822-1824 set, can’t get to the CHAIRS, (2) Oak be priced and state atowmanparts@ gym this is great children’s $30 for of plumbing supplies info and photos Dental and fiscal coordina- how many of each aol.com $125. 825-0283 pair, DESK, old item. Your name $20. Box of bits & visit: www.atlas 1 Tarlton Avenue, tion of rehabilitation 708 Antiques & Call: 823-2100 services for patients school, $50, JUG, address, email and drills $15. realtyinc.com Ask for: Dallas, PA 18612 with regards to Collectibles 736 Firewood glass water with phone number must 570-696-9005 MLS 12-668 Dave or Frank metal stand, $25. be included. No $59,900 Find Your Ideal appropriate dis- TOOLS. Cordless LIONEL 4 tin cars 570-262-6596 ads for ticket Call Colleen Employee! Place an charge planning. FIREWOOD. FREE Drill, $100, Chain $50. all. German sales accepted. 570-237-0415 Master’s Degree in Must pick up. Call Saw, electric, $35. OFFICE FURNITURE ad and end the dagger repro $25. TABLE LAMP Orien- Pet ads accept- Social Work and PA for address. Call for details. search! HO train set, diesel tal Chinese woman ed if FREE ad license is required. 570-817-5114 570-814-7559 DELIVERYDRIVER 570-829-7130 Minimum of two $25. 2 Hess 00-03 1960’s ceramic, pink must state FREE. EARN up to $800 ask for an employ- years experience in $15. each. -white-gold. $35. You may place your PAWS A WEEK ment specialist a Social Work Dept. 570-574-0271 744 Furniture & Collector spoons 18 ad online at 786 Toys & Games DELIVERING OFFICE and Rehab setting Accessories different, $30. neg. timesleader.com, BEAR CREEK FURNITURE preferred. Please 570-696-1927 or email to LITTLE TYKES Spray & Rescue fire truck, TO CONSIDER.... PLUS: apply on-line at PITTSBURGH BAR STOOLS 4 TABLE, 6 chairs & classifieds@ 1 1/2-5 years $19. •HOME NIGHTS MEDICAL black with tan seats hutch, $350, timesleader.com or 570-696-0187 ENHANCE •NO WEEKENDS www.allied-services.org STEELERS $35. 4 piece patio SLEEPER SOFA, fax to 570-831-7312 •SAFETY BONUSES For more informa- set, wood chaise, 2 or mail to Classified YOUR PET tion please call chair and table, •SIGN ON RECEPTIONIST/ chairs, table with $250, LAMP, Tiffany Free Ads: 15 N. 788 Stereo/TV/ CLASSIFIED 1-800-368-3910. MEMORABILIA cushions FREE. 5x7 Main Street, Wilkes- BONUS I am selling my style, double light- ALLIED SERVICES IS AN cranberry rug with Barre, PA. Sorry Electronics AD ONLINE •CDL AND NON entire collection of ed. $75. 825-2888 CDL POSITIONS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY flower design $25. no phone calls. CLERK Steelers items CD PLAYER Sanyo AVAILABLE EMPLOYER. 570-287-7379 6650 Bear For fast paced including helmets, radio, double cas- Call 829-7130 •HEALTH 746 Garage Sales/ Creek Blvd surgical prac- autographs, pho- sette, record player INSURANCE Well maintained tice. Full time 551 Other tos, prints, litho- Estate Sales/ 570-301-3602 all for $25. Place your pet ad •PAID HOLIDAYS BEDROOM SET custom built 2 story with benefits. graphs, starting Dark cherry queen 570-823-9004 and provide us your Send resume to Flea Markets CALL US! nestled on 2 private MEDICAL lineups, many one bed, w36.5xl52.5 email address EDWARDSL@ acres with circular OFFICE Children of a kind items. chest, w34.5xl65 Edwardsoffice.org TO JUNK driveway - Large EXPERIENCE Too many to list. dresser with mirror, This will create a or fax: deserve the kitchen with center REQUIRED. Prices from $5 to w32xl28 nightstand YOUR CAR seller account 570-501-0587 island, master bed- Send resume best possible $1500. Serious Mediterranean. BEST PRICES VOICE SYNTHESIZ- online and login ER. Roland XV5080 room with 2 walk-in & salary futures for inquiries only! $1,500. OBO. IN THE AREA information will be Looking for that Sound Module 128. emailed to you from closets, family room requirements to: themselves. 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Appliances? painted Italian pot- MERCHANTSVILLAGE.COM or website. and calling patients tery, quite a few (Former Walmart to confirm appoint- Most problems BINDERYOPERATIONS with your appli- pieces all for $35. 2 WILKES-BARRE TWP. Building) Poms, Husky, Labs, Looking for that ments. If Interested plaid twin com- Yorkies, Puggles, please apply by Busy publication ances are usually Oak St., Pittston special place printing plant seeks simple and forters $20. each. 2 $ ANTIQUES BUYING $ Chihuahuas, Pugs sending your wooden collectors Old Toys, model kits, Dachshund, Goldens, called home? person experienced inexpensive to fix! Bikes, dolls, guns, resume & salary spoon racks $10. COME SHOP Shepherds, Dober- PRICE REDUCED! in perfect binding Save your hard COME SHOP Mining Items, trains Classified will address history to: Wooden rack for mans, Shih-Tzus Bear Creek-Out of production to man- earned money, & Musical Instruments, Your needs. [email protected] bathroom for blow 570-453-6900 the city, but close age shift operations. Let us take a look Hess. 474-9544 All inquiries will be dryer & curling iron WITH US! 570-389-7877 to everything! 4 Open the door kept confidential. Experience as at it first! WITH US! with classified! Binder Operator and 30 years in $15. 570-825-2599 bedrooms, 2 baths, supervisor in multi- the business. 3 ACRES INSIDE BUYING SPORTCARDS finished basement, CABINET holds Pay Cash for GOLDEN two fireplaces and line bindery East Main VCR, CD Player DVD (Georgetown) 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ required. Pittston Appliances St. John’s Hall baseball, football, a wood stove pro- tapes $10. LAMPS AIR CONDITIONED RETRIEVER/LAB PUPS vide plenty of Maintenance/ Maintenance/ area. Email resume 570-735-8271 756 E. Northampton basketball, hockey 7 weeks old. mint green ginger warmth or to: hrresource@ Nanticoke St. Wed., Sept. 5 & non-sports. Dewormed. 3 yel- Repair Repair jar style with shades Huge, Huge ambiance. Lots of kappagraphics.com 9am - 5pm Sets, singles & low females, $400 $10. pair. Gold glass yard for the kids dryer, Whirlpool Thurs., SEPT. 6. Inventory wax. Also buying each. 1 black with shades $10 with a double lot. heavy duty, gas, 9am to 2 pm comics. female, & 3 males LINE UP pair. 570-823-9004 The kitchen has model number Thursday 570-212-0398 $350. been remodeled TRANSIT MECHANIC A SUCCESSFUL SALE LGR6620PQ0. $75. 1/2 off &bag day 570-836-1090 CHAIRS, (2) • FOOD ITEMS and there is an 570-819-0948 THE HALL IS FULL Huge Selection STAR WARS/LEGOS The Luzerne County Transportation Authority is IN CLASSIFIED! Genuine 1/2 Price! abundance of hard- seeking a transit mechanic that performs skilled FREEZER. Maytag, leather, cus- wood flooring, the 19 cu. ft. Good con- 750 Jewelry $$$ WANTED $$$ SHIH-TZU PUPPIES Do you need more space? tom made Boxed, loose, Parents on premises large garage can work as required, diagnoses, maintains, repairs, dition. $100. recliners. etc. $500 also be a great services, inspects, cleans, and tests LCTAbuses A yard or garage sale 570-379-3540 BRACELET sterling • BABY ITEMS Taupe color, 570-817-7588 570-436-3792 workshop. Don’t and support vehicles. Mechanics’ duties will in classified like new. $550 925 bracelet 1.06 diapers by the forget the Bear vary with the union contractual agreement as is the best way FREEZER. Whirlpool each. SOFA, oz. 16” long $25 & 5 case Creek Charter Custom Series CHAIR, stone sterling 925 WIEMARANER School. A great well as the type of equipment they work on. The to clean out your closets! upright. 15 cu ft. ring $3. 735-6638 Female, to a good candidate must possess a ClassB CDL with air OTTOMAN, 3 place to raise New at $665, sell TABLES, great VITO’S home. Purebred, a family! You’re in bussiness for $250. Excellent • BEAUTY ITEMS blue, longhair, 2 brake endorsement. Two (2) years minimum with classified! for den. Wood 752 Landscaping & Make-Up #12-1350 $179,900 experience in maintenance and repair of diesel cond. 655-9852 and cloth, all in Gardening & years old, spayed. Paul Pukatch powered heavy equipment (such as diesel trucks excellent condi- Good with kids. 760-8143 566 Sales/Retail/ MICROWAVE 1500 Loveable, needs and buses). WATTS $10. tion. $450. LAWN MOWER. • CLEANING ITEMS GINO’S Business Call after 12 noon someone with time The LCTAadheres to a strict drug and alcohol 570-823-9004 John Deere rider. & patience. High Development 570-675-5046 42”, 6 years old. policy regulated by the Federal Transit Admin- REFRIGERATOR, • ELECTRONICS energy, requires Includes extra Wanted: physical activity. istration (FTA). The successful candidate must compact, for dorm COMPUTER DESK blades and belt. or bedroom like ALL References 696-2600 pass a pre-employment drug and alcohol screen- CAREER OPPORTUNITY oak overlay $50 or Excellent shape. • HOUSEHOLD ITEMS required. $200. new $50 825-3534 best offer. ing. CMS East, Inc. is $700 570-823-7957 JUNK 570-654-4690 BEAR CREEK one of the largest 570-825-0283 The LCTAis an equal opportunity employer and REFRIGERATOR. family owned and Frigidaire. 18.2 cu. 756 Medical • HEALTHCARE CARS & offers a competitive salary and superior bene- operated cemetery COUCH 845 Pet Supplies ft. auto defrost, fits. corporations in the 80”x32” Equipment $150. WASHER. TRUCKS You must apply at: country. We are $25. 570-829-2082 • TOOLS BIRD CAGE. 26x24 Whirlpool, 2 speeds, ROLLATOR-WALK- with extra perches, The Luzerne County Transportation Authority looking for experi- COUCH with sleep- Food Court 5 cycles. Negotiable ER with seat and Highest toys and swing. Like enced sales people er & chair. Lazy Boy 315 Northampton Street $75. 570-655-2154 brakes used one new, $50 to service new & $135. 570-817-1190 570-891-1972 Prices Kingston, PA 18704 existing accounts. If REFRIGERATOR. time. Paid $119 ask- 570-822-8362 ing $50. you’re looking for a Kenmore. Regular DESK. Secretary. Don't need that Paid!! One of the best career, rather than size, very good Large, solid wood, 570-822-3878 Guitar? FREE PICKUP deals in Bear a job, please call shape. White. Must in excellent condi- Sell it in the Creek! Recently 135 Legals/ 135 Legals/ Monday-Friday, sell. $100. tion. French Provin- 758 Miscellaneous Classified Section! reduced to sell! All Public Notices Public Notices 675-3283 for an 570-655-3512 cial style. Approxi- 570-829-7130 288-8995 brick ranch with appointment. mately 7’ tall. 2 AFGHANS, (4) $10 remodeled kitchen, WASHER Whirlpool, www.CMSEast.com pieces. Photos each, DISHES, serv- PICTURE of fog & hardwood floors white, large, very PUBLIC NOTICE available. $650 ice for 8, $15, GOLF cliffs, not framed and full tile baths. good condition 900 570-819-1111 CLUBS, 15 $1 each, approximate 18x24 Nice sized lot has THE COUNTY OF LUZERNE INVITES QUAL- RETAIL CLERK $100. 824-3507 WIGS (2) light brown 1/2 $5. 474-6967 WANTED REAL ESTATE DINING ROOM SET plenty of room in IFIED AGENCIES AND INDIVIDUALS TO Flexible part time with blonde high- Oak, 6 chairs, china TABLECLOTH 70x52 FOR SALE the back. Conve- SUBMIT A BID TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOW- hours. Must be lights short hair. JEWELRY 712 Baby Items closet, large leaf, linen, off white, nient location! ING: friendly with some New, Paula Young, table pads. like new. never used, new Close to highways, computer knowl- $10 each. 823-4941 Baby Girl Clothes Asking $1,000. 570- $6.50 White shower 906 Homes for Sale shopping, recre- PRESSBOARD CLASSIFICATION edge. sz 0-3mos and 3- 655-6081/510-9727 curtain liner new $4. ation, casino and FOLDERS EFO FURNITURE Having trouble more! Finished FOR LUZERNE COUNTY 6mos. sleepers, 60”lx112”w ruffled 570-823-2182 outfits, DISHES complete white lace curtains paying your mort- basement with CORRECTIONAL FACILITY set service for 12, gage? Falling bonus and REF #8312012B1LCCF holiday with tie backs, new dresses,shoes, gold trim, includes $7. 570-474-5653 behind on your family room. 569 Security/ receiving blankets, coffee carafe, S&P, payments? You #12-1698 $149,000 Protective Services infant car seat gravy boat, cream- may get mail from Paul Pukatch RESPONSES FOR THE LISTED BID MUST er, sugar, soup & 762 Musical people who promise 760-8143 BE SUBMITTED TO THE LUZERNE COUN- cover, socks, onsies. All for sandwich platter, Instruments to forestall your TY PURCHASING DEPARTMENT, C/O cups, saucers $40. foreclosure for a fee FRANK A. PUGLIESE, JR., 20 NORTH $100. Call 905- GATE ATTENDANT 570-654-1691 PIANO. Gulbansen in advance. Report PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WILKES BARRE, Full or part time 6971. Spinet. Asking them to the Federal PA 18701 BY MONDAY SEPTEMBER 17, weekday & week- WILKES BARRE GOLD DRESSER, oak, 4 $500. Trade Commission, 2012 BY 11:00 A.M. (prevailing time). end shifts available. All Junk 716 Building drawer $50. Blanket 570-262-8282 (570)48GOLD8 the nation’s con- 570-283-9100 Apply in person Materials chest $50. 4 tier Cars & sumer protection The bids will be publicly opened the same Kappa Graphics, end table $320. agency. Call 1-877- BEAR CREEK day immediately there after at the Luzerne Complete 8 piece 770 Photo (570)484-6538 50 Rock Street, MEDICINE cabinets, Trucks FTC-HELP or click County Purchasing Department, 20 North Pittston, PA place setting of Equipment on ftc.gov. A mes- Pennsylvania Avenue, Wilkes Barre, Pa White, wood, tri- Crown Mary Prin- Highest Cash Pay- view mirror, oak, Wanted sage from The 18711. cess China includes CAMERA Olympus Outs Guaranteed Times Leader and mirrored, 3 built in sugar, creamer, Mon-Sat lights $25. Vanity Highest 520 zoom $8.00. the FTC. BID packages may be obtained at the salad bowl & platter Panasonic palm- 10am-6pm offices of Luzerne Purchasing Department oak, drawers, towel $100. 570-735-7742 Prices Closed Sundays holders, round corder pv22 $10. in the Penn Place Building, 20 North Penn- or 570-239-0171 570-696-9005 sylvania Avenue, Wilkes Barre, Pa 18711, chrome with gold Paid In 1092 Highway 315 Blvd www.luzernecounty.org. $5. each. Bi-fold FURNISH (Plaza 315) ALDEN Spacious traditional closet doors, white CA$H 772 Pools & Spas 315N .3 miles after 600 FOR LESS Cape Cod home sit- FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUC- 2 sets, fits 5’ open- FOR LESS Motorworld uated on 7.6 acres. * NELSON * FREE TIONS MAY RESULT IN BID REJECTION. FINANCIAL ing $25. each set. POOL 15’ x 52” Country like setting * FURNITURE * We Pay At Least Toto toilet - one round with filter plus yet minutes to * WAREHOUSE * PICKUP BIDS MAY BE RECEIVED WEEKDAYS pieced elongated, other accessories. 80% of the London downtown & major 610 Business Recliners from $299 BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9:00 AM TO soft close seat $35. 570-574-1275 $350 or best offer. Fix Market Price highways. Home Lift Chairs from $699 4:00 PM. ONLY (EXCLUDING HOLIDAYS). Opportunities All good condition. 570- 825-3534 for All Gold Jewelry features 4-5 bed- New and Used 570-735-5147 BEER TAPS $ 1. rooms, 2 baths, Living Room THE COUNTY OF LUZERNE DOES NOT NEPA FLORAL & each. Schaefer with London PM family room, hard- TOILET white, good Dinettes, Bedroom 776 Sporting Goods DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF RACE, GIFT SHOP faucet and two beer Gold Price Large home on a wood floors, 2 fire- Full-service floral & condition $10. 210 Division St huge lot. Needs COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN, SEX, RELI- taps with with hose GOLF CLUBS bag & places, 2-car gift shop for sale. 570-823-9004 Kingston Aug. 30th -1,660.50 some care so come GION, AGE, FAMILY, AND HANDICAPPED and hand nozzle, all balls (dozen). $40. garage, large rear Turn key operation Call 570-288-3607 put your personal STATUS IN EMPLOYMENT OR THE PROVI- with hand pumps, 570-824-8183 Visit us at yard. SION OF SERVICES. in prime retail loca- 726 Clothing $60. 570-735-6638 touch into this great Call today for a tion. Stable revenue LOFT TWIN BED WilkesBarreGold.com value. Off street SET, heavy solid GUN CABINET 10 showing! growth & flexible CABINET, Curio, Or email us at parking, 2 car THE COUNTY OF LUZERNE IS AN JACKET, Navy blue frame, dark wood, guns, pine, locking #12-2627 $199,900 operating hours. round glass door, wilkesbarregold@ detached garage EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. blazer, 46R, Student one loft, one floor, glass doors, 4 Karen Ryan Includes delivery $150. BAGS, yahoo.com and a large fenced Holy Redeemer. $195. Twin beds drawer base, like 283-9100 x14 van, all inventory, evening, 25 new in yard. Did we men- FRANK A. PUGLIESE, JR, DIRECTOR Excellent worn 6 with spindle design, new condition $200. PURCHASING DEPARTMENT walk in cooler, sup- months, Neil Allen $75. 570-654-0156 570-655-0546 tioned 4 bedrooms. plies, website, and maple, complete, MLS 12-1589 Career. $45 $125. 675-2593 customer list. Must 570-474-9866 CANES & walking ROLLER BLADES: $64,900 sticks. 30 available. ADVERTISEMENT PUBLISHED BY ORDER sell, Owner relocat- Men’s roller blades Call/text Donna Many different OF: ing. 570-592-3327 JACKET: never used size 11, like new $5. 570-947-3824 or 696-2600 size 3x Fat Albert sizes, heights, Harley Davidson Tony 570-855-2424 MATTRESSWe Beat AllSALE shapes, made from COUNTY MANAGER jean jacket. great back rest and pad 630 Money To Loan Competitors Prices! slippery maple trees 800 ROBERT C. LAWTON collector’s piece. off 1990 Heritage. $30.570-991-5538 Mattress Guy $5. each. Christmas $50, CLOTHING, “We can erase PETS & ANIMALS or 570-825-8109. Twin sets: $139 & household over Juniors name brand. your bad credit - Full sets: $159 200 items available 10 pieces, $15 for 150 Special Notices 150 Special Notices 100% GUARAN- RAINCOAT beige, Queen sets: $199 includes trees, all. 570-822-6258 810 Cats DALLAS TEED.” Attorneys longer length Misty All New ornaments, lights, for the Federal Harbor 16P, like new American Made vases, knick- Trade Commission $20. 570-654-9517 570-288-1898 knacks, figurines, 780 Televisions/ ComeUpToQuailHill. say they’ve never lamps, baskets, Accessories SHIRTS men’s 2x Octagon Family seen a legitimate flowers, Samsonite com variety & XL variety New Homes credit repair opera- belt massager, TV RCA 27” swivel $1. each, some MOVING MUST SELL Restaurant tion. No one can Weber gas grill with all for $60 Electric console, great for From $275,000- 375 W Main St, Plymouth, PA 18651 brand new. legally remove cover & tank $95. sewing machine college students $595,000 570-823-9004 CATS & KITTENS 570-779-2288 accurate and timely Coffee table & 2 end with folding cabinet $30. 570-825-0283 12 weeks & up. 570-474-5574 information from tables $40 each. & drawer, excellent All shots, neutered, Haddonfield Hills WEDNESDAY SPECIAL your credit report. 730 Computer Kitchen table & 4 condition $45. tested,microchipped WEDNESDAY SPECIAL It’s a process that chairs $100. TV 782 Tickets Corner Lot Equipment & Stove, coal, antique 4 bedroom, 2½ NANTICOKE starts with you and stand with drawer working. + 1 ton VALLEY CATRESCUE “MUST SELL” 35¢ Wings involves time and a Software $30. End table $25. bath split level. “NICE” chestnut coal. $500 824-4172, 9-9 only Hardwood floors. THURSDAY SPECIAL conscious effort to 2 corner tables $10 570-735-2081 WANTED TO BUY 3 bedroom, 1.5 pay your debts. MONITORS Gate- each. Computer CATS. Special per- Gas heat. baths single home, Learn about manag- way flat screen desk $10. Printer COVER plastic for 6’ son for, mother & 2 car garage. modern kitchen and Large Pie for $6.95 MLS #12-1942 In House Only; Cannot be combined with other offers; ing credit and debt monitor 21” asking stand $10. File cabi- pickup box, alu- daughter. Spayed. bath, fenced yard Two ticketsTICKETSto the Wing Special requires minimum purchase of a dozen. at ftc. gov/credit. A $75. Dell flat screen net $5. Chair $10. 3 minum mounts, Owner died used to NEW PRICE off street parking. message from The monitor 15” asking area rugs $25. good condition $40. Sept. 1 Penn State/ quiet home. Free to $194,900 $39,900 Home of the Original ‘O-Bar’Pizza Times Leader and $50. 570-814-5626 each. 570-655-4124 570-655-0546 Ohio State football good home. 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09 HONDA CIVIC 07 FORD FUSION 05 HONDA CRV 08 JEEP GRAND LX COUPE SEL SDN PILOT 4WD SE 4WD CHEROKEE 4X4 Silver, 34K, Was $14,950 Black, 73K, Was $13,950 09 PILOT EX Silver, 58K ...... NOW $22,705 Gray, 73K, Was $14,750 Red, Laredo, 80K, Was $14,950 11 PILOT LX Gray, 37K...... NOW $23,748 Now $12,592 Now $12,675 Now $13,393 Now $13,929 11 PILOT LX Silver, 17K...... NOW $24,748 CIVICS 10 PILOT EXL Cherry, 20K ...... NOW $26,347 08 CIVIC HYBRID SDN Silver, 79K...... NOW $11,538 11 PILOT EX Navy, 18K ...... NOW $27,284 09 CIVIC LX SDN Gray, 30K ...... NOW $13,928 11 PILOT EXL-DVD Cherry, 36K...... NOW $28,830 11 PILOT EXL White, 17K ...... NOW $28,893 10 CIVIC LX SDN Titanium, 36K ...... NOW $14,788 06 HONDA CRV 07 JEEP GRAND 09 CIVIC HYBRID SDN Black, 37K...... NOW $14,973 07 TOYOTA 10 TOYOTA MATRIX SE 4WD CHEROKEE HIGHLANDER 4WD S AWD 11 CIVIC EX SDN Titanium, 19K ...... NOW $15,899 White, 53K, Was $16,950 Red Laredo, 46K, Was $15,950 Navy, 69K, Was $17,950 Gray, 23K, Was $18,950 10 CIVIC EX SDN Silver, 25K...... NOW $16,316 Now $14,049 Now $15,501 Now $15,838 Now $17,444 10 CIVIC EX SDN Blue, 26K...... NOW $16,316 10 CIVIC EX SDN Black, 25K...... NOW $16,316 CRV 4WD 09 CIVIC EX SDN Navi, Titanium, 34K...... NOW $15,985 08 CRV EX Blue, 56K...... NOW $17,423 12 CIVIC EXL SDN Gray, 11K ...... NOW $19,999 08 CRV EX White, 46K ...... NOW $17,723 09 CIVIC EX CPE Black, 40K ...... NOW $13,988 10 CRV EX Sage, 15K ...... NOW $20,573 09 HONDA RIDGELINE 10 TOYOTA CAMRY 10 CIVIC LX CPE Gray, 19K...... NOW $14,707 08 CRV EXL Red, 18K ...... NOW $20,924 10 VOLKSWAGEN TIGUAN 10 FORD ESCAPE RTL 4WD XLE SDN S 4 MOTION XLT 4WD Silver, 63K, Was $19,950 Black, 24K, Was $20,950 *2.9% on Certified Accords thru Am Honda Finance W.A.C. up to 60 mos. Certified Hondas have 1 yr - 12k Silver, 17K, Was $20,950 Pearl, 26K, Was $21,500 Now $18,402 Now $19,964 Basic Warranty & 7yr - 100k Powertrain from orig. inservice date. Now $19,647 Now $20,499 1110 Wyoming Ave, Scranton, PA Open Monday - Thursday 9-9 1-800-NEXT-HONDA Friday & Saturday 9-5 570-341-1400 PAGE 6D TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 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 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale

DALLAS DURYEA EXETER TWP. FORTY FORT HANOVER TWP. MOUNTAIN TOP $109,000 DURYEA REDUCED! PRICE REDUCED NEW PRICE! HARDING JENKINS TWP. KINGSTON 33 LEE AVE. $309,860 PRICE REDUCED $254,900 $69,900

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Modern maple upgrades. Com- separate jetted tub, Motivated. photos visit MLS# 11-1242 doors to large rear out basement with ranch home is Above ground pool, kitchen, new pletely remodeled kitchen with stain- MLS 12-2006 atlasrealtyinc.com. $659,000 deck & a great level wet bar or relax by perched high 1st floor laundry. . windows, 2 new from top to bottom. less steel appli- $179,000 Call Charlie Please call Donna lot. MLS# 11-2083 the pool! Outstand- enough to keep you For more info and furnaces. 6 bed- new kitchen & bath ances and island, 570-675-4400 829-6200 570-613-9080 Only $95,000 ing quality! dry, but close photos visit: rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 with granite counter lighted deck. 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Hanover Twp. 4 Widener Drive room with solid master bedroom front porch of this neighborhood. This A must see home! well maintained 4 ceiling windows in Call or text Donna cherry hardwood with sliding glass home has been You absolutely must RUBBICO bedroom, 3 bath the 3-season sun 570-947-3824 or floor, walk-in closet doors leading to freshly painted and see the interior of REAL ESTATE home on nicely room, hardwood Tony 570-855-2424 & master bath. Dual private deck. Mod- and tile throughout, for more information new carpet installed this home. Start by 570-826-1600 fireplace. Gas heat/ ern kitchen with landscaped lot in thruout the upper HUDSON looking at the pho- desirable neighbor- spacious room or to schedule your central air. Three skylights, skylights sizes, wood/coal showing. $117,000 two floors. The first tos on line. Fantas- MOUNTAIN TOP car garage. Home also in master bath. hood. Family room floor has large, tic kitchen with with gas fireplace, stove for those win- Protection Plan. Dining room with ter evenings. 3 bed- modern eat-in hickory cabinets, 1 YEAR HOME WAR- MLS# 11-2035 sliding glass doors central air/gas heat, kitchen with tile granite counters, RANTY! Come cre- covered & open rooms, with 16x20 $279,900 to deck. Large cor- master and adja- floor, counter & stainless steel ate family traditions Sandra Gorman ner lot with patios. Two car backsplash, formal appliances and tile in this fabulous garage. Tastefully cent sitting room or 570-696-5408 attached 2 car den. Call for an dining room with floor. Fabulous home in a great garage ready to decorated. Above sliding doors to the master bathroom location. Huge din- ground pool. appointment today. move right in.For Maribeth Jones HANOVER TWP screened-in porch, with champagne ing room for enter- more info and pho- MLS 12-2656 a large living room. NEW LISTING!! tub and glass taining, AMAZING $269,900 570-696-6565 or tos visit: www.atlas Chris Jones The second floor ADD YOUR shower, walk in updated kitchen 60 ICE LAKE DRIVE realtyinc.com Call Sandra Gorman has 3 bedrooms, TOUCHES!! closet. 4 car with granite, lovely Outstanding & 570-696-5408 570-696-6558. Smith Hourigan MLS 12-2379 #12-3048 modern full bath, Genuine hardwood garage, upper sun room, 3 bed- immaculate 4 bed- Group Call Fred $205,000 featuring a tile floors, doors & trim garage is partially rooms, 3 baths and room with many 570-696-1195 570-817-5792 tub/shower. The fin- will catch your finished. The list partial finished upgrades. Beautiful ished lower level attention as you goes on and on. For lower level. Hard- finished lower level DALLAS includes a 21’ x 15’ arrive through the more info and pho- wood floors under could be an apart- family room with entry foyer into the tos visit: www.atlas carpet. 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This well workshop or for your imagination. information or to Crestwood School lovely brick chalet maintained home storing outside fur- Whole house fan schedule your District. $619,000. on 11.85 acres. has a Split AC sys. niture and garden will keep you cool. showing. $159,000. MLS# 12-1557 Custom brick work, with heat pump, tools, with easy Attached garage JENKINS TWP. Call Pat @715-9337 tongue & groove alarm system, access to the pri- with large, full Lewith & Freeman interior & oversized private drive. vate back yard. For B-Dry Basement. Real Estate 3 car garage. Charming well main- MOTIVATED SELLER Motivated sellers. more information Great Yard! 570-474-9801 Features whirlpool tained 3 bedroom, 1 Asking $105,000 and to view the pho- Virtual Tour. tub, heated sun- 412 New St. bath home located $84,900 MAKE AN OFFER $65,000 Classic 4 square MLS# 12-535 tos online go to: MLS#12-2785 KINGSTON room, kitchen island Motivated Seller. on a quiet street home in desirable Appointment only. www.prudential- $120,000 & hickory cabinets, Great starter home near Blueberry Hills neighborhood. Four Call Don Marsh realestate.com and Michele Hopkins laundry room. Base- on large lot. Sys- Development. Fea- bedrooms, nice old 570-814-5072 enter PRU7W7A3 in 570-540-6046 ment is plumbed & tems newer, but tures a modern the Home Search. kitchen with break- woodwork, stained ready to finish. needs cosmetic glass and built ins Listed at $139,900. MLS# 12-817 updating. Ready to fast bar, formal din- MLS#12-3160 MOUNTAIN TOP ing room, and family plus 3 car garage HANOVER TWP. $315,000 make to your liking! on extra deep lot. Enjoy nature in Call today Call Ken Williams MLS 12-1732 room with gas charming 2 bed- Mary Ellen Belchick stove, hardwood MLS #12-2612. For Five Mountain Call Kevin Sobilo more information room, 1 bath raised 696-6566 Realty 570-817-0706 floors in bedrooms, ranch home in quiet Walter Belchick 1717 River Road deck, large fenced and photos, visit This 3 bedroom 570-542-8800 atlasrealtyinc.com. setting on Pine Run 696-2600 ext. 301 Completely remod- home offers modern yard, shed and off- Road, Laurel Run. eled home with new street parking. Call Charlie kitchen, with Corian DALLAS Close to everything. Call (570)696-2468 siding, windows #11-2947 $99,500 829-6200 counters accented VM 101 Single car attached and modern kitchen by marble back- Karen Ryan garage, 3 season HUNLOCK CREEK & bath. New floor- 283-9100 x14 splash, central air, LINE UP sunroom, economi- ing, walls, heat and fenced rear yard OPEN HOUSE cal propane heat, 696-2600 HUNTING/FISHINGING/FISHING electric. Move right with deck and patio. Sun., Aug 12, 1-3pm A GREAT DEAL... central air, base- in. Off street park- Off street parking 183 Gracedale Ave. IN CLASSIFIED! ment with fireplace. Looking for Work? ing in rear. For for 2 to 4 cars. Cus- 3 bedroom, 2 story FORTY FORT New carpeting and Tell Employers with RETREAT more info and pho- tom shutters on the home on large lot flooring, freshly a Classified Ad. tos visit: www.atlas with creek. Above Looking for the right deal 696-2600 first floor windows painted, Hanover 570-829-7130 realtyinc.com along with natural ground oval swim- on an automobile? MLS 12-2232 Lovingly restored Turn to classified. EXETER Area School Dis- woodwork and ming pool, 24 x 24 farmhouse with trict. Call Colleen hardwood floors deck with gazebo. newer kitchen with It’s a showroom in print! Ready to move in! HARDING 570-237-0415 give this home a Newer roof & re- ceramic tile. Classified’s got $105,000. charm you are sure placement win- Approximately 500 the directions! Call 570-474-5540 $249,900 to love! dows. Over sized 1 feet of stream #12-1997 $134,900 car garage with att- frontage on Sutton HANOVER TWP. Jill Jones 696-6550 ached storage shed Creek. Bonus 30' x DURYEA Durkee Street MLS # 12-2758 60' drive-through Extreme Makeover. KINGSTON $109,000 heated garage with REDUCED This is a Must See! James Banos over 20' clearance. $15,000 PRICE Totally renovated 3 Realtor Associate Natural wood $49,900 REDUCTION! bedroom, 1.75 570-991-1883 built-ins, archway & Serious Sellers are baths, with Ultra- Land for sale? Caldwell Banker under carpets looking for serious Modern kitchen, Place an ad Rundle Real ....Seller to credit buyers who are granite counter- 1385 Mt. Zion Rd. Estate buyer $3,000 and SELL 570-474-2340 ready to move into tops, maple cabi- 58 Simon Block Great country set- 570-829-7130 towards a water fil- this 1620 sq. ft. bi- nets & stainless ting on 3.05 acres. Spectacular, tration system. Nice home with remodeled, two level home with 3 steel appliances. All private driveway Move in condition NANTICOKE MLS# 12-1624 bedrooms, 1 and ¾ new plumbing, elec- Ranch with 3 bed- story house situat- 121 Vaughn St. $169,900 features gas heat ed on 110 wooded Nicely Maintained LAFLIN baths. This gem is tric, gas forced air with baseboard rooms, 2 baths, call Tracy located in a great furnace, central air. inground swimming acres. It’s an out- 3 bedroom 1 bath $29,900 McDermott. heating, large room door’s persons 2 story on a quiet 97 Chittenden St. neighborhood on a The home is over sizes, lower level pool, hardwood $129,900 quiet dead-end 1700 sq. ft. with all floors. Finished dream come true. street in Kingston. Flood damaged with front walk-out Featuring a 20+ Large yard includes home with new fur- street in Exeter. The new vinyl siding, ideal for finishing or basement with wet home is quality con- 2nd floor laundry bar. 2 car garage, acre fishing lake & garage which is nace, electric box, extra storage. four small ponds, presently being water heater, out- structed & has been room, 2 car garage Directions: Sans wrap around drive- well-maintained by on a large double way. For more info woods & fields with used as a storage lets and switches. Souci Pkwy, turn deer, turkey, bear & building. 1st floor gutted but the original owners. lot & much more. onto Main Rd, right and photos visit: Special features Great location! www.atlasrealty- grouse. Home MLS# 12-2408 already insulated on Mary St., left boasts breathtaking $95,000 and ready for included 2x6 con- For Sale by Owner. onto Simon Block, inc.com views of the lake & Call Pat Guesto 715 Maple St. sheetrock. 2nd floor struction and hard- No agents please. home on left. MLS 12-2270 570-696-2468 wired smoke alarms Asking $175,000. Call Tom woods. Perfect for 570-793-4055 Handyman’s dream. has 4 bedrooms MLS# 12-2157 111 Laflin Road with battery back- Call Don at 570-262-7716 Hunt Club or very CENTURY 21 NOT a nightmare. A DRUMS and bath with dou- $55,000 Nice 3 bedroom, up for your family’s 570-814-5072. special home. SIGNATURE little paint, carpet- ble sinks. Large Call 1.5 bath Split Level safety. A large eat- Most furnishings PROPERTIES ing and water lines yard. For more info Lynda Rowinski home with hard- in kitchen with tile FORTY FORT included. Serious, 570-675-5100 and this house is and photos visit: wood floors, 1 car floor exits to the pre-qualified good to go. Large www.atlas garage, large yard 26x12 cedar deck inquiries only. yard. 2 bedrooms. realtyinc.com. and covered patio for convenient out- Asking $575,000. KINGSTON For more info and MLS 12-1225 HARDING in very convenient door cooking and Call Jim Stachelek photos visit: www. Sorry, cash buy- location. Great curb entertaining. Or host or email atlasrealtyinc.com. ers only! Smith Hourigan appeal and plenty a more formal din- jims@prudential MLS 12-2332 Call Charlie Group of off street park- ner in the spacious keystone.com Call Colleen SUGARLOAF 570-829-6200 570-696-1195 ing. Rt. 315 to light dining room with Prudential 570-237-0415 COUNTRY MANOR @ Laflin Rd. Turn new poplar hard- Keystone Private 18 acre west onto Laflin Rd. wood flooring. The MULTI USE Properties estate with south- Home is on left. remainder of the SINGLE, DOUBLE, HANOVER TWP. 215-896-8860 ern exposure & For more info and main floor includes PROFESSIONAL panoramic views! 142 Poplar St. photos visit: 2 bedrooms and a OFFICES Quality constructed ''Country Charm'' Fully remodeled, www.atlas DURYEA full bath. The lower Over 2800 square NANTICOKE & custom built, this at its best describes HUNLOCK CREEK move in ready! realtyinc.com level has beautiful feet in this one of a New England split this 3 bedroom, 1.5 3 bedrooms, 1 full MLS 12-2852 family room with kind property on a level offers 3-4 bath 2 story situat- bath. Modern Keri Best gas fireplace, a 3rd corner lot. Property bedrooms, three ed on 1.87 scenic kitchen, all stainless 570-885-5082 bedroom, ¾ bath, featuring 4 bed- acres with many steel appliances, baths, solarium with rooms, formal dining hot tub, two fire- large laundry center updates. Knotty marble counter and ample storage room, large living pine kitchen, break- tops, custom cabi- places, extra large room with gas fire- New Construction. gameroom & other space. The laundry fast room, living nets. Beautiful place, family room Lot #2, Fairway attractive ameni- area and ¾ bath room with gas fenced in back have tile floors and with pellet stove, Estates. 2,700 yard with deck and ties! Matching 2 propane stove, Lovely Ranch home MOUNTAIN TOP REDUCED provides an easy modern baths, front square feet, tile & firepit. 1235 Lincoln Ave. story brick barn, dining room, hard- on 1.42 acres. 619 Foote Ave. exit to the rear yard and side porches. A AMUST SEE!!! REDUCED! cozy “A” frame hardwood on 1st wood, office with Features 3 bed- Fabulous Ranch with the deck and Must see property! $127,900 OWNER SAYS SELL! guest cottage & P floor. Cherry cabi- electric stove, deck, rooms, full bath, 1/2 home with 3 above-ground pool. MLS# 12-1559 For additional 3 bedroom two more...... absolutely nets with center gazebo & detached bath, kitchen, living bedrooms,E 2 For more informa- NEW PRICE details or to see story with an extra ideal for horses, island. $399,500. garage. room with fireplace, baths, ultra tion and to view the $199,900. MLS# 12-2813 home call room on 1st floor mini farmette & N For more details: dining room, den & modern kitchen photos go to www. Call Florence $204,900 570-239-2882 could be a 4th bed- children. 20 patrickdeats.com laundry room on withDgranite prudentialealestate. 570-715-7737 Call Marie Montante room. Move in as is minutes from 570-696-1041 Main floor. Kitchen, Wilkes-Barre & counters,I heat- com and enter 570-881-0103 LINE UP and do some TLC at ed tile floor and PRU2A8T2 in the family room with your own pace. Gas Pocono Resorts. N fireplace, 3/4 bath & Broker Owned stainless appli- Home Search. Now A GREAT DEAL... heat and off street ances.G Dining listed at $152,900. HUGHESTOWN storage room on 46 Farmhouse Rd. parking. $38,000. $489,900 Lower Level. Newer REDUCED! Call Mike @ room has Brazil- MLS #12-2654. Call IN CLASSIFIED! MLS# 12-1107 ian cherry today for your Smith Hourigan $87,900 roof, siding, sofit & MOTIVATED Pat @ 715-9337 570-455-9463 gutters plus some KINGSTON SELLER floors, huge appointment. Group HUNLOCK CREEK Lewith & Freeman M.S. Pecora 570-474-6307 newer carpeting, Lovely 10 room vinyl Realtor yard, garage Mary Ellen Belchick Real Estate and large yard. pergo flooring, cen- sided ranch home, 696-6566 HANOVER TWP 570-474-9801 DURYEA Partially finished Walter Belchick tral air & whole with 2.5 modern lower level. Built 696-2600 ext. 301 house fan, 2 car baths, formal dining for handicap garage & paved room, gas heat, accessibility driveway. 12-1010 central air, 2 car with exterior $176,900 garage & large ramp, interior Ken Williams deck. Lower level hallways and Very nice 2 story 570-542-8800 consists of 2 large To place your with 3 bedrooms Five Mountains 177 Third Avenue recreation rooms. doorways. If 696-2600 Immaculate 3 bed- ad call...829-7130 and 2 full baths. Realty COMPARE WHAT Office, half bath and you’re looking room ranch on Replacement win- YOU GET FOR YOUR workshop. Lower for a Ranch, beautiful 1.3 acre 15 Martin Street dow with great MONEY! Modern 3 level all ceramic 1107 Spring Street don’t miss this lot. Modern kitchen WEST PITTSTON NANTICOKE Well Cared for 2 screened porch for bedroom end unit tiled floors. MLS# Split level, stone Superb two story one. For more & baths, hardwood Story Boasting 3 outdoor living with- townhouse, with 2 12-1359 exterior, multi-tiered with 3 bedrooms &1 info and photos floors, private patio. HANDYMAN’SSPECIAL Bedrooms, Full out the bugs. Very 1/2 baths (master $282,900 deck, bluestone ½ baths. Hardwood visit: www.atlas 2 bedrooms, large Finished lower level bath, off street neat and clean. bath). Central air. Call Florence patio, flood dam- floors, gas heat, realtyinc.com. kitchen & dining with bar area. parking and a large MLS 12-3029 Family room, foyer, 570-715-7737 aged, being sold as vinyl siding, large MLS 11-4079 rooms, new roof & MLS# 12-2033 side yard. 12-1832 Call Charlie deck with canopy, is condition. yard with garage. $149,900 steps, large fenced $154,300 $73,500 Call Charlie $79,900 570-829-6200 patio, fenced yard, Call Jim for details. double lot with off- Call Pat Guesto Call Jill Hiscox at LivingInQuailHill.com CALL DONNA Offered at $169,500 570-829-6200 street parking. garage. Extras! 570-793-4055 570-696-0875 New Homes $123,000. 570-613-9080 Towne & Country Near LCCC on quiet CENTURY 21 From $275,000- Real Estate Co. street $29,000, MLS # 12-3012 SIGNATURE $595,000 Ask for Bob Kopec Smith Hourigan 570-735-8932 or OBO. Call Tom @ PROPERTIES 570-542-5708 201-679-4061 570-474-5574 Humford Realty Inc Group 570-675-5100 570-822-5126 570-474-6307 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 PAGE 7D 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 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale

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25 W. Washington PRICE REDUCED! CHARM is what you 1457 S. Hanover St. Move right into this 143 W. Broad St. Nice fully rented 42 E. Oak St. 308 Stephanie will find in this home. Beautiful Tudor very nice 3 bed- Nice 2 story home 2 family investment Cozy 2 bedroom, 2 70 Warner Street Drive Beautiful original style split level room, 1 bath home. with 3 bedrooms in quiet convenient- story home with 2 bedrooms, Attractive Brick rustic floors, warm Lots of natural 114 W. Union St. 1.5 baths, fenced ly located neighbor- modern kitchen and move-in ready with Front Ranch with 3 coal fire place, home. This home Large home with 3 features 3 bed- woodwork and a yard, newer furnace hood. Separate bath. New vinyl win- appliances, nice Bedrooms, gas option of having 1st beautiful stained bedrooms, 8 with 3 zones and heat, electric and dows, nice yard. 110 Union St. yard with shed and heat, Sunroom, floor bedroom, den, rooms, 1.5 baths, rooms, yard with recreation room glass window. newer 200 amp water. Large wide Storage shed and 1 Fixer upper with 3 deck, Newer roof, attached garage, office, your own Newer kitchen garage and off electrical service, double lot with off car detached bedrooms, new and furnace, gas large yard, shed. personal get away with a bar, wood street parking. 2 burning stove, 2 tier appliances and w/w whole house water street parking on garage. www. roof, gas heat. heat. Low taxes. Hardwood floors space. whatever carpeting. Supple- bathrooms. Nice filter and beautiful each side. Fenced atlasrealtyinc.com. Great lot 50 x 173. Asking $62,900 under rugs. Great you need. Come put patio, storage shed, condition. Loads of fenced yard and 1 ment your heating hard wood floors. rear yard. MLS 12-3016 For more info and Please Call location. New win- your personal with a recently potential. For more This home has an $49,000 Terry photos visit: 570-822-8708 or dows. Basement touches in this great car garage. Securi- into and photos ty system and installed wood pel- attached Mother in MLS 12-2008 570-885-4896 www.atlas 570-301-2455 can easily be value. Sold as is let stove. This home visit: www.atlas Law suite with a Call Steve Shemo Angie realtyinc.com finished. Well inspection for buy- more. realtyinc.com. MLS 12-3292 also has a one car separate entrance. 570-718-4959 570-885-4896 MLS 12-1513 LINE UP Maintained. ers information only. detached garage. MLS 12-2096 This can easily be CLASSIC Call Tom MLS# 12-1911 MLS 12-2152 $189,900 $55,000 A GREAT DEAL... 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Large This charming brick to clean out your closets! family room with a 8 Tunnell St. PENDING2 Car Garage, 2 story with semi- Per Diem nurses! bar and coal stove. 3 bedroom, 1 bath Paved Driveway, modern kitchen, 3 You’re in bussiness Heat your house all 2 story with extra Electric Heat & bedrooms & 1 bath winter long with large kitchen in very Central Air, 1.5 is well maintained. with classified! about $150 worth private location with Baths, Large Eat in Newer roof, 1st Completely remod- CNA of coal! newer vinyl win- Kitchen & Dining NEWPORT TWP floor replacement eled home features MLS# 12-2548 dows. For more info Room. Double INVESTMENT windows, off street 2 full living spaces Full Time & Part Time $175,000 and photos visit: Deck with Hot Tub. 524 Hunlock PROPERTY parking & more. Perfect for room- Call John Polifka www.atlas Low Taxes. 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Separate You’re in bussiness $79,900 Competitive Pay Rates, Great heat, electric and with classified! water. Large wide Great Investment Facility & Opportunity For Growth double lot with off NUANGOLA just waiting for a street parking on LAKE NUANGOLA new owner. Many each side. Fenced updates In both Dallas School District Contact Our Recruiter at Or Apply In Person units. Building has rear yard. Immediate opening’s Available 877-339-6999 x 1 395 Middle Road, Nanticoke $54,900 extra unused space MLS 12-2311 in attic and basement that be be fin- To apply for our amazing Call Steve Shemo DALLAS SCHOOL Lake Front Property ished with many 570-718-4959 Duplex. fully rented at Shickshinny options. Out of flood career opportunities CLASSIC with 2 bedrooms DISTRICT /P-T Housekeepers Lake!!! 4 zone, huge lot and PROPERTIES each unit. Owner $12.33 per hour Bedrooms, 2.75 Email [email protected] off street parking. 570-793-9449 pays heat. Tenants baths, 2 kitchens, 107 Nuangola Ave. MLS 12-1586 22.5 hours per week Fax 866-854-8688 pay electric and hot living room, large LAKEFRONT! Totally $124,900 water. For more family room. 2 sun- remodeled home Call/text Donna Send letter of interest, application, Acts 34, info and photos rooms, office & with a newer dock 570-947-3824 or 114 and 151 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ visit: www.atlas laundry room. Plus and a boathouse. Tony 570-855-2424 To Mr. Mark Kraynack, Supervisor of Maintenance/ Maintenance/ Maintenance/ Maintenance/ This could be your realtyinc.com 2 car attached gar- MLS 12-2973 age with paved Repair Repair Repair Repair ticket to paradise all Buildings & Grounds, year round. Fea- Call Charlie Dallas School District, Box 2000 driveway, AG pool, tures 3 large bed- 570-829-6200 dock & 100' lake rooms and a won- Dallas, Pa. 18612 frontage. $382,500. MLS #12-860 derful Florida room PITTSTON with gorgeous lake- Deadline: 09/03/12 EOE Call Kenneth views. Less than Williams five minutes to 570-542-2141 Interstate 81. Crest- 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business Five Mountains wood School Dis- PITTSTON Development Development Realty trict. $399,900. MLS# 12-2775 SHICKSHINNY Call Pat @715-9337 LAKE Lewith & Freeman AUTOMOTIVE Price Reduced! Real Estate Nice 3 bedroom unit 570-474-9801 in back and a nice SALES studio apt up front. Great investment CONSULTANT opportunity. Large CONSULTANT 81 Cliff St. yard and off street Move in ready, parking plus out of Valley Chevrolet is seeking freshly painted, 2 the flood zone. individuals who are self starters, story home. Private MLS 12-1587 PITTSTON driveway, screened team oriented and driven. $89,900 The best of both in back porch. Nice- (No Experience Necessary) Call/text Donna worlds. If you crave ly landscaped. 4 570-947-3824 or • Salary & Commission • Benefits privacy, consider $109,000 bedrooms. Tony 570-855-2424 this 4 bedroom, 3 Must see! • 401K Plan • 5 Day Work Week bath raised ranch MLS 12-2124 • Huge New & Used Inventory on a 4.96 acre $85,000 wooded lot. A tree Call Melissa BE PART OF THE lined driveway 570-237-6384 BEST SALES TEAM leads to this spa- PLAINS cious 3,300 square IN THE VALLEY! foot home. MLS# Apply in person to: 12-1407 only Own a Historical $185,000 Blake Gagliardi, Sales Manager Adjoining 1+ acre Gem!!! This home PITTSTON was built in 1907 Rick Merrick, Sales Manager with deeded lake and is “STILL” in front available for near original condi- VALLEY CHEVROLET $50,000. Call tion. All the wood- Barbara Metcalf work, glass and 601 Kidder Street, Wilkes-Barre 570-696-3801 light fixtures are 16 Birch Street there. Never ruined Great home in Hud- 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ by a cheap remodel son Gardens. 4 and the woodwork Bedrooms, 2 1/2 Maintenance/ Maintenance/ baths, central a/c, was never painted 3 Sand Street Repair Repair new roof & win- over. Don’t take my Completely SWEET VALLEY dows, newly paint- word for it, go on renovated in 2008, ed, screened porch, line and check out This two-story sits family room with the photos at on a private alley fireplace and bar. www.atlasrealty- lot. Central air and 12-2688 DETAIL/LOT PERSON inc.com. If you like maple hardwood $172,000 classic features floors throughout. 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Bi-Level. 3 bed- Apply in person to Bernie (8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.) $179,900. rooms with hard- MLS 12-1293 wood floors, 1 and Ken Williams 3/4 bathrooms, VALLEY CHEVROLET usic for Ba 570-542-8800 NEW roof installed SERVICE COMPLEX Five Mountains HARPIST and 1-car heated Realty “CLUB“CLUB 779”9” garage. Near VA 221 Conyngham Ave., Wilkes-Barre 79 Blackman Street G & B Tent Music for Banquets, Hospital, casino, Birthday Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 Weddings, Christmas highways, etc. 548 Medical/Health 548 Medical/Health 548 Medical/Health Rentals Parties & More! Parties & More atlasrealtyinc.com Banquet Room Available

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Properties Properties Properties $115,000 HANOVER NANTICOKE AVOCA Repossessed Income Property Totally remodeled 3 & Duplex Home. bedroom, 2 bath REDUCED TO Out of flood area home on 1 acre with On same lot. 7 large family room on apartments, 5 in lower level. property Great Investment. 38 Westminster St. Intersection Looking for a home $89,000 excellent condition. has small pond and PRICE CATCHES Quiet street close Very good condition 805-807 Scott St. with 5 bedrooms Hardwood floors. joins state game YOUR EYE? to everything. Nice one story home and 14 & 16 or mother in-law $119,000 lands. Reduced! WAIT UNTIL YOU size rooms. Both with off street Minden Place apartment, this is Fantastic invest- 570-822-9697 $129,900 Could be 812 Luzerne Ave. TAKE A TOUR! sides currently rent- parking & nice yard. Multiple buildings. the home for you! ment property for FHA financed. Excellent starter This meticulous 3 ed. Off street park- 2 year old roof, new 10 Unit income This property has the price! Building MLS# 11-4085 home with 2 bed- bedroom home ing in back with stove & fridge property. 3 sepa- many amenities, a consists of a (6) Five Mountains rooms, knotty pine located in the Crest- a 1 car garage. included along with rate double block privacy rear fence JENKINS TWP. room, 3 bedroom Realty ceiling and walls. wood school district $79,900. clothes washer & homes & commer- with a concrete unit in good condi- 570-542-2141 Modern kitchen, offers spacious MLS #12-2223. Call dryer. Large living cial storefront with rear patio (23’ $154,900 tion. A (3) room, 1 hardwood floors, kitchen and dining Donna for more room, dining room upper level apart- x23’), large stor- 25 St. Mary’s St. bedroom, unit in oak trim through- area, ductless air, ¾ information or to & eat-in kitchen. ments. Separate age building (23’ x 3,443 sq. ft. good condition and SWOYERSVILLE out. 3 season bath off the master schedule a show- Full, dry concrete utilities. 18’). Off-street masonry commer- a vacant storefront OPEN HOUSE porch, 6’ vinyl pri- bedroom, finished ing. 570-947-3824 basement, could be MLS# 12-3137 parking for 2 vehi- cial building with that can be convert- SUN., AUG. 26 vacy fence around lower level rec finished. Gas heat. $299,000 cles, rear porches warehouse/office ed to commercial or 1PM - 3PM back yard. Move in room, workshop, ½ Seller offering up to Call on 2nd and 3rd and 2 apartments residential space. condition. bath/laundry, zoned $2,500 towards Jeff Cook floor. Home has 9 with separate elec- Corner lot, food MLS 12-3123 heating. oversized closing costs Realty World rooms, 2 modern tric and heat. Per- location (near Fred Mecadon heated detached $64,400. Bank Capital baths, 2 modern fect for contractors LCCC), newer heat- 570-817-5792 garage in addition to Shopping for a MLS# 12-2605. 570-235-1183 kitchens with plenty or anyone with stor- 55 1/2 Main St. ing system and roof, the 2 stall built in Directions: Carey of cabinets. age needs. For Newer side by side off-street parking. garage. Covered new apartment? Ave. or S. Main to LINE UP Replacement win- more information double with sepa- #11-4019 $39,900 rear deck overlook- Classified lets either Wood or dows, newer roof, and photos log onto rate utilities, 2 bed- Karen Ryan ing the enclosed you compare costs - Hanover to A SUCCESSFUL SALE natural woodwork www.atlas rooms, 1.5 baths 283-9100 x14 yard accented by Westminster. in living room and realtyinc.com. each side. Buy with 689 Main Street mature landscaping. without hassle Call Jim Banos IN CLASSIFIED! dining room. Prop- MLS #10-3872 3 1/2% down and 2 bedroom home on Lower deck leading or worry! 570-991-1883 erty is close to all Call Charlie low FHA mortgage large lot with bonus WEST PITTSTON to the pool - the list Get moving Coldwell Banker Do you need more space? amenities including 570-829-6200 rate if you live in efficiency apart- 725 Second St. goes on! Just min- Rundle Real A yard or garage sale playground across VM 101 one side. For more ment. Large living $259,900 utes from major with classified! Estate the street, Dan info and photos 696-2600 room, eat in kitchen, interstates. Sched- WILKES-BARRE in classified Flood School, visit: www.atlas screened porch. ule your showing is the best way Coughlin High realtyinc.com Freshly painted and today to truly appre- WILKES-BARRE School, General MLS 12-1851 PITTSTON new flooring. See ciate this property! to clean out your closets! Hospital, Kings Call Charlie www.craiglslist.org MLS#12-872 You’re in bussiness College, churches 570-829-6200 $99,900 $69,000. Call JILL JONES with classified! and shopping. 570-696-3368 696-6550 #12-1763 $69,900 WILKES-BARRE TRUCKSVILLE Louise Laine 283-9100 x20 BEAR CREEK Four bedroom brick ranch home with Convenient city $149,900 KINGSTON large rooms, 4 living on almost one baths, finished 696-2600 acre corner lot. 46 Bradford St. lower level with wet Beautiful views, Pride of ownership bar, central air, walk quiet street. Home everywhere. 3 bed- 570-283-9100 out basement, WILKES-BARRE has large room rooms, 1 bath, large 1 Benedict St. garage & new roof. sizes & wrap yard, off street WILKES-BARRE Fully rented double MLS 12-2608 For parking. Ready NEW ON THE block with 3 bed- 157 Carverton Rd. around porch. more information to go! MARKET! rooms each side. Enjoy country living $132,000 Additional enclosed and photos visit MLS 12-1508 Affordability For Vinyl sided, sepa- with scenic views porch in back, fin- www.atlasrealty $67,500 You! This spacious 1255 Laurel Run Rd. rate utilities. Great just minutes from ished basement 366 Pierce Street inc.com. Kevin Sobilo home features Bear Creek Twp., income potential. 309. This 2,030 sq with kitchen, bath & (corner lot). 1,300 Call Tom 570-817-0706 formal dining room, large commercial www.atlas ft Colonial offers an bar which could be sq. ft. concrete 570-262-7716 three bedrooms, garage/warehouse realtyinc.com oak kitchen with used as separate block commercial convenience of a on 1.214 acres with MLS 12-3019 new Jennaire gas apartment. Two car building on a 90 x bath on each floor, additional 2 acre Call Colleen range, family room detached garage. 145 lot. Central air an extra benefit Nice, clean 3 bed- parcel. 2 water 570-237-0415 with fireplace lead- Private property. conditioning. Paved Must see of a walk-up attic, room, 6 room home wells. 2 newer parking for 25 cars. ing to a spacious in very good condi- 153 New to appreciate! newer windows, underground fuel Presently a pizza rear deck, Formal tion, parking at rear Mallery Place MLS # 12-1651 door, screen doors, tanks. May require business, but land dining room, 4 bed- WILKES-BARRE for 3+ vehicles, Great split level $103,000 deck to relax on zoning approval. can be used for rooms and 2/1/2 WEST PITTSTON 70 McLean Street newer rear porch home features 5 Call Jill Hiscox and fenced-in yard For more info and multiple uses (bank baths plus a 2 car with trees shading levels of living for children & pets. photos visit: building, offices, garage. The base- porch. Side lot is REDUCED TO space. Much larger Within Your Means- www.atlas etc.). ment has a work nicely landscaped, PITTSTON than it appears. 4 Lock The Door On realtyinc.com MLS 12-1279. shop area and can 2nd floor has rear bedrooms, 1.5 High Rent!!!! View MLS 12-208 $325,000 easily be turned into porch off bedroom. $69,900 baths, 1 car garage, The Virtual Tour. Call Charlie Bob Kopec additional living Large storage area extra lot.www.atlas 570-696-0875 MLS# 12-2990 570-829-6200 HUMFORD REALTY area. REDUCED! on 2nd floor which realtyinc.com $45,000 570-822-5126 $189,000 can be converted to MLS 12-3259 WILKES-BARRE Michele Hopkins Ann Marie Chopick a 2nd bathroom. Call Colleen 13 Darling St. 570-540-6046. 570-760-6769 Replacement win- 570-237-0415 $99,900 $99,900 Very nicely updated dows throughout, natural woodwork & maintained 2 68 William St. on 1st floor and LEHMAN TWP story home, 3 bed- Great investment stairs. Kitchen DUPONT rooms, 1 bath, 4- property with 3 remodeled with new 318 Chase St. season sunroom units and separate stove and dish- 3 bedroom, one with huge backyard $79,900 utilities. Each unit washer. bath home with & deck. Newer car- has 2 entrances WILKES-BARRE #12-2213 $59,000 extra large kitchen. peting, off street and washer hook Louise Laine Has newer gas fur- parking & security up. Roof is 5 years (570) 288-6654 283-9100 x20 nace. Was not $76,500 system. ONE YEAR WILKES-BARRE old. For more info WAPWALLOPEN flooded in Sept. Beautifully main- HOME WARRANTY. visit: www.atlas 2011. Why rent tained 2-story home For more info and MOTIVATED SELLER realtyinc.com. when you can own with 3 bedrooms photos visit: 3000 Square Foot MLS 12-1897 your own home? and 1 and 3/4 bath- www.atlas Building zoned $69,900 Interest rates will rooms. Oak floors realtyinc.com $26,500 commercial Call Tom 696-2600 probably never be throughout with MLS 12-2886 100 LincolnP St. available for lease. 570-262-7716 lower. If you’re chestnut woodwork. Keri Best MULTI FAMILY Located in high Cherry kitchen, 3 bedroomE traffic area. Parking employed and have 570-885-5082 WYOMING good credit don’t stained glass win- homeNwith for 20 cars. wait, buy now! For 35 Hillard St. dows, french doors, attached apart- MLS# 12-1452 Vinyl resided, new more info and pho- Hardwood floors, fireplace and a 3- $89,900 ment andD beau- PRICE REDUCED! shingles in 2008, tos visit: www.atlas fenced in yard, season porch all sit- ty shop.I Apart- $1500/month quiet location with realtyinc.com large deck. Off uated in a country- ment isNrented. Call Barbara Metcalf level, open ground. MLS 12-2837 street parking. 3 like setting in the WILKES-BARRE For more info 570-696-0883 37 Lynch Lane Replacement Call Charlie bedroom home with heart of the city. 74 Frederick St and photosG visit: Add some TLC and PLYMOUTH windows, new well 570-829-6200 1st floor laundry. Huge attic can be www.atlas this large 2 story pump. Move in condition. converted into mas- realtyinc.com home could be the MLS #12-760 For more info and ter suite or 4th or MLS 12-941 gem it once was. New price photos visit: 5th bedroom. Off Call Charlie Off street parking, 3 $49,500 www.atlas street parking. Con- 570-829-6200 bedrooms, 1.5 Call Dale realtyinc.com venient location. 4 Sharpe St. baths. Priced to sell 570-256-3343 WEST PITTSTON MLS 12-1655 Nothing to do but Well kept 3 bed- PITTSTON in quiet neighbor- FOR SALE Five Mountains Colleen Turant move in! Must see. room Cape Cod. hood. Being sold in 5 Unit Realty 570-237-0415 atlasrealtyinc.com Excellent location. Money Maker MLS #12-2620 This very nice 2 ”as is” condition. Ready to move in. Available immedi- 155 E Walnut St. WEST NANTICOKE $99,900 story, 3 bedroom, 1 For more info and New replacement ately. Fully rented, Good investment Directions: Travel- bath home has a photos visit: windows, wall to DUPONT leases on all five property knocking ing south on North large eat in kitchen www.atlas wall carpeting, units. Separate on your door. Don't River Rd; Left at for family gather- realtyinc.com. hardwood, cherry utilities, new roof miss out, come and light at Courthouse ings. A great walk MLS 12-2634 wood trim through $89,900 in 2007, 3 new see for yourself. onto West North St, up attic for storage Call Michele out the house. WILKES-BARRE gas furnaces, off Also included in the Left onto Darling St. and the home is in 570-905-2336 Security system Nice double block, street parking for sale of the property Home is in the right. move-in condition. This house is a not in the flood area! 6 vehicles, 3 bay is the lot behind the $99,900 atlas realtyinc.com MLS 11-1612 must see. 3 vehicle detached garage. Over home. Lot size is Call Keri Best $63,900 MLS 12-3214 garage, off-street $29,000 in rents. 25X75, known as TILBURY TERRACE 570-885-5082 Call Karen Fred Mecadon parking for 4 vehi- A true money 147 Cherry St. Tilbury Avenue cles, front & rear Coldwell Banker maker for the Superb 3 bedroom Rundle Real Estate $82,000 porches, patio, serious investor. MLS# 10-2666 single. Hardwood fenced yard, nice & 570-474-2340 WILKES-BARRE Must Sell! floors, fireplace, 238 Main St. Call Karen private. Home also $130,000. Coldwell Banker garage. Well main- has central air, #410 Do you need more space? PRICE REDUCED Multi Family Invest- Call Steve at tained. Great WILKES-BARRE ment Property Rundle Real Estate is updated & in very A yard or garage sale WYOMING (570)468-2488 570-474-2340 Neighborhood. good condition, 77 Schuler St. Great opportunity REDUCED TO in classified $129,900 for the experienced modern kitchen & Newly renovated is the best way $179,900 bath. Kitchen has with new windows, investor. Property is 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale Towne &Country oak cabinets, stain- door flooring, etc. to clean out your closets! large with parking Real Estate Co. less steel refrigera- “Goose Island” You’re in bussiness for at least 9 cars. 570-735-8932 tor, center aisle, half gem. Large home with classified! Extra lot, one office 570-542-5708 bath on 1st floor & with 3 bedrooms, and 2 apartments. KINGSTON OFFICENTERS 4th bedroom on 3rd 2.5 baths, screened For more info and floor. Both sides in porch overlook- WILKES-BARRE photos visit: Park Office Building WEST NANTICOKE have hardwood ing fenced in yard, 15 Amherst Ave Bi-Level features www.atlas floors on 2nd floor. driveway, laminate PRICE REDUCED! many upgrades to realtyinc.com 400 Third Ave. 51 Flood Drive MLS#12-737 floors throughout. Why rent when you kitchen, living room, MLS 12-2315 Parsons Manor $169,900 Fresh paint, move can OWN this home dining room, 1/2 Call Charlie Beautiful Town- Louise Laine in condition. For for only bath. Move-right-in 570-829-6200 house in great con- 283-9100 x20 more info and pho- $320./month and to this lovely home dition. Very spa- tos visit: www.atlas under setting on .36 acre. cious with large realtyinc.com $2,500.down? Ultra-modern rooms, one car MLS 12-845 Own for less than kitchen, DR with garage and base- Call Colleen your apartment sliders to rear deck, rent! Freshly paint- Beautifully kept split ment storage. 3 570-237-0415 level in desirable lower level family Officenter–250 OPEN HOUSE ed 4 Bedroom bedrooms. room w/fireplace, DURYEA SUNDAY Dutch Colonial Barney Farms. 3 For more info and 250 Pierce Street car attached playroom, office, SEPT. 9TH sports a brand new photos visit: great storage, 2PM-4PM roof & is handicap garage, finished www.atlas $39,900 basement & attic. attached 2 Tilbury Terrace 570-283-9100 accessible with realtyinc.com car garage. 69 Tilbury Ave Landscaped lot, MLS 12-2292 WILKES-BARRE wheelchair ramp in MLS# 12-2456 All brick, 3 bedroom covered deck with Call Charlie WHITE-HAVEN (Riverside Park) rear. 1st floor has $215,000 ranch, large custom pull down 570-829-6200 501 Birch Lane Corner of Dagobert Master Bedroom & Call Lynda wooded lot, large shades. Hard- and Gordon Ave. 3/4 bath with walk- (570) 696-5418 rooms with in shower, modern wood living room, beautiful kitchen with break- formal dining room, Parquet hardwood fast bar, computer cathedral ceilings in Officenter–270 floors, plaster room & 1st floor living room & 270 Pierce Street walls/ceilings, full laundry. Great kitchen. Full wet WILKES-BARRE 93 Main St. walk-up floored neighborhood walk- bar in finished Four units. 3 resi- attic, full ing distance to basement, walk out Smith Hourigan dential and one basement with schools, colleges & patio for your Group storefront.Great concrete walls & Beautiful 4 bed- bus rte. Come in & parties/cookouts. 570-696-1195 corner location, floor, wine cellar, MLS# 12-1874 flood damaged room, 3 bath. Enjoy 2 bedroom modular see what this great washer/dryer, $254,900 home being sold as the amenities of a rancher (large mas- house has to offer. workshop areas, Ann Devereaux is. For more info private lake, boat- ter bedroom) with a MLS #12-216 2 car attached 570-212-2038 visit: www.atlas ing, basketball 20x 22 family room Reduced to 909 Income & garage. Classic realtyinc.com New Bridge Center courts, etc. The and a woodburner. $69,900 Commercial Quiet, friendly Properties MLS 12-1948 home has wood Paneled interior. CLASSIC PRICE REDUCED 480 Pierce Street neighborhood, 570-587-7000 Properties Call Tom floors and carpeting 10x12 three season PROPERTIES Large home that is $165,000. 790 Northern Blvd. 570-262-7716 throughout. French porch. Carport. 2 570-793-9449 bright and open. ROTHSTEIN Clarks Summit, doors in the kitchen driveways. Many Call Steve Shemo Newly remodeled REALTORS PA 18411 AVOCA that lead you out to extras.(FHA: $2,345 570-718-4959 kitchen and bath- 1-888-244-2714 the large rear deck rooms. Home has 3 down, $376/month, WILKES-BARRE for entertaining. The 3.875% interest, WILKES-BARRE bedrooms, living $79,900 backyard has 2 utili- room, dining room WILKES-BARRE 30 years.) $67,000 EDWARDSVILLE ty sheds for storage MLS# 12-2092 and a laundry room MLS 12-1695 Ask for Bob Kopec. on 1st floor. Plenty of $179,900 Humford Realty, Inc. room for off-street Officenter–220 Call Karen 570-822-5126 parking in back of Coldwell Banker the large lot. Pergo 220 Pierce Street Rundle Real Estate WILKES-BARRE flooring throughout 570-474-2340 the lower level, new tile backsplash in 2 Story, 3 bed- Former Blessed the main bathroom. rooms, 1 & 1/2 bath 129 Lampman St. 1 Cypress St. WILKES-BARRE Sacrament Church #12-2524 $59,900 Side by side double 358 North single family. Large Call Chris Jones to Lawrence St. Move in condition. Washington Street eat-in kitchen, 1st & Rectory and block home with 3 Nice 3 unit property. Large private yard, paved parking lot. schedule your bedrooms each Large half double, floor laundry, hard- showing! 696-6558 Lots of off street off street parking gas hot water heat, wood floors, newer 4,372 sq. ft. side, separate utili- parking and bonus 2 Professional Office Rentals and a central modern kitchen furnace & water Church ties. Includes 2 car garage. All units location. extra lots. For more Full Service Leases • Custom Design with new built REDUCED heater, 1 car 1,332 sq. ft. are rented. Great MLS 12-2302 in appliances, garage. Off street Rectory. Parking for info and photos income with low • Renovations • Various Size Suites Available $62,000 Parsons Section visit: www.atlas Medical, Legal, Commercial laundry room, 166 Matson Ave. parking. Quiet one 40 vehicles. maintenance. Kevin Sobilo dining room, 1 way street. Three adjacent lots realtyinc.com $139,900 • Utilities • Parking • Janitorial 570-817-0706 $25,000. 696-2600 MLS 12-2253 Full Time Maintenance Staff Available bath, and 3 bed- 5 bedroom, 1 bath. $49,900 for one price. MLS# 10-2675 rooms. New roof MLS 11-4171 $160,000 Call Tom Call Karen Garage. Corner lot. Find homes for 570-262-7716 For Rental Information Call: and wall to wall Nice location. Out of Call Jim Banos MLS#11-4037 your kittens! Coldwell Banker carpeting, full attic. flood zone. Call Coldwell Banker Call Jeff Cook Rundle Real Estate 1-570-287-1161 $60,000. Call for 570-814-7453 Rundle Realty World Place an ad here! 570-474-2340 appointment 570-991-1883 Bank Capital www.lippiproperties.com (570)822-3927 570-235-1183 570-829-7130 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 PAGE 9D 909 Income & 912 Lots & Acreage 915 Manufactured 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 944 Commercial Commercial Homes Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Properties Properties LAFLIN $32,900 PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE PITTSTON Completely remod- PITTSTON Lot#9 PITTSTON TWP KINGSTON PARSONS WEST WYOMING 2 bedroom. Clean. eled, modern 2 bed- HanLEEovePAr TwRKp. for rent, available 429 West 8th Street LAFAYETTE GARDENS OFFICE SPACE PRICED SAVE MONEY THIS YEAR! Pinewood Dr Needs no work. room 1/2 double. 1 BEDROOM fridge, 2nd floor, living immediately, 1 bed- New 2 bedroom REDUCED 113 Edison St. Build your new Remodeled Lots of closet stove, dryer, garage room, 1 bedroom + room, 1 bathroom, with off street park- NEW PRICE Quiet neighborhood. $1,000/MONTH home in a great throughout. space, with new $450 + utilities. office, rear porch, stove provided. All ing, private patio, Attractive modern $79,900 2 bedroom apart- neighborhood. Con- $16,000. carpets and com- washer & dryer. new area carpet & washer/dryer, stove office space. 2 ments available for venient location 570-851-6128 or pletely repainted. 2 BEDROOM, 2nd Water, garbage & paint. References included. No pets. suites available. immediate occu- near highways, air- 610-767-9456 Includes stove, floor, fridge stove. sewer included. No required. Water and $575/mo +security Suite A-4 offices, pancy. Heat & hot port, casino and refrigerator, wash- $500 + utilities. pets. $450/month. sewer paid. $420 Sewer & garbage plus restroom and water included. $625 shopping er/dryer hook up. 1st, last, security, per month. Security included other utili- storage includes Call Aileen at WHITE HAVEN Nice yard & neigh- Security/References & references. deposit of $420 ties by tenant. utilities, 700 sq. ft. 156 X 110 X 150 X 45 Newly renovated 2 borhood, no pets. 570-204-0152 required. 570-760-0458 570-822-7944 DIRECTIONS Rt 315 570-606-3256 $650/month bedroom, 1 bath, $595 + security. Call Call 570-474-6525. to laflin Rd; make Suite B-2, large $8,000. $3,000 570-899-8877 WILKES-BARRE left off Laflin Rd onto offices, 2 average down, owner will or 570-479-6722 WILKES-BARRE 35 High St. Pinewood Dr. Lot is KINGSTON LEHMAN size offices, plus finance balance. 1st floor, 1 bedroom, Large 3 bedroom, 2 Mayflower Nice duplex in great on corner of PITTSTON restroom and stor- 570-851-2245 1 bath. Kitchen & bath, refrigerator & 1 & 2 bedroom location, fully occu- Pinewood Dr. and LODGE age plus utilities, living room, refrig- stove, washer/ apartments. Fenced Crossing pied with leases. Hickorywood Dr. EDWARDSVILLE 1,160 sq. ft. Call 1 bedroom, first erator & stove. Off dryer hookup, 2 car yard & covered Formerly The Good investment MLS 11-3411 Apartments Charlie floor. W/w carpet- street parking. attached garage, patio. Refrigerator Travel Lodge property. Separate atlas realtyinc.com 570-829-6200 ing, w/d hookup, $380/month + no pets. Utilities & stove, washer/ 497 Kidder St., utilities, newer fur- Call Keri Best stove and fridge security, Call paid. $1,500/month dryer hookup, no 570.822.3968 Wilkes-Barre naces, gas and oil. 570-885-5082 included. Large (570)655-6743 + security, lease & pets. $525 & 2, 3 & 4 Rooms Starting Notice needed to porch. Utilities by $625/month, plus at: show. For more info references. Call tenants. 1 year (570)675-2608 utilities & 1st Bedrooms Daily $44.99 + and photos visit: lease. $350/mo + KINGSTON month’s security. tax 1st floor, 2 bed- WILKES BARRE www.atlas security. No pets. 570-234-4748 - Light & bright Weekly $189.99 room. 1.5 baths, all realtyinc.com Credit and back- LUZERNE open floor plans + tax appliances includ- MLS 11-3222 ground check. Microwave, Looking for that ed, extra storage in - All major Call Tom Not section 8 Refrigerator, special place basement, coin-op PLAINS 570-262-7716 approved. 1st floor modern 2 appliances included WiFi, HBO washer/dryer on called home? 938 Apartments/ 570-779-5218 bedroom, washer - Pets welcome* 570-823-8881 premises, off street LUXURIOUS/ Classified will address Furnished LUXURIOUS/ /dryer hookup, off - Close to everything www.Wilkes parking, high effi- street parking, near BarreLodge.com Your needs. EXETER ciency heating & - 24 hour emergency Nice one bedroom Mohegan Sun. $525 Open the door cooling systems. month includes heat maintenance NANTICOKE first floor apartment UNITS 228 Wilkes-Barre with classified! Nice, clean, 1 bed- $750 + utilities. Call America plus utilities. Securi- with extra room in 570-287-9631 or - Short term WILKES-BARRE SOUTH Twp. Blvd. room, water, sewer, basement. Washer ty & references. No leases available WILKES-BARRE 570-696-3936 Realty pets. 1 year lease. Prime retail or MOOSIC garbage fee includ- hookup. Heat & hot office space in a BUILDING LOT Managed (570) 883-7449 SECURE BUILDINGS ed.Washer/dryer, water included in highly active shop- $29,900 570-288-1422 Call TODAY For 1 & 2 bedroom refrigerator & stove rent. References & ping plaza in close Corner of Drake St. KINGSTON REMODELLING apartments. availability. Security, security required. AVAILABILITY!! proximity to Price & Catherine, 1st floor, spacious, PLAINS Starting at $440 $465/month. No Non Smoking. $650 2/3 BEDROOMS 2nd floor, small 2 Shopper and Weg- Moosic. 80x111 attractive, 2 www.mayflower and up. References pets, no smoking. per month. Call bedroom. Large man's, 1500 sq. ft. building lot with bedroom, living $750+ UTILITIES, required. Section 8 OK 570-542-5610 Nancy Answini fenced yard. Small crossing.com available in end sewer & water 2 YEAR LEASE, 570-357-0712 Gilroy Real room/den, Dining pets OK. $450 + unit.Plenty of park- available, in great PITTSTON Estate Room, large MAPLE security deposit. Certain Restrictions WILKES-BARRE ing. Prominent Former St. Francis area with newer 570-237-5999 kitchen, AC, wash- KITCHENS, Includes water & Apply* marquee signage Church, Rectory homes. Corner lot. er/dryer, gas heat, sewer. Call Tom at STUDIO NEAR WILKES available. and 2 paved lots. For more details APPLIANCES Lots of light, wood FURFURNISHNISHEDED QUIET/SAFE. 570-574-6261 $1250/month 4,224 sq. ft. church visit www.atlasreal- Remodeled 1bed- SOME UNITS, floors. Short term FORTY FORT Call Geri 3,234 sq. ft Rectory tyinc.com. room. New kitchen All utilities included. $695 + utilities after ok. $400. All utilities CARPORTS, GAS 570-696-0888 Parking for MLS #12-1148. with new cabinets, Clean 4 room 2nd discount. included. No pets. PLAINS Lewith & Freeman 50 vehicles. Call Charlie front loading wash- floor. Appliances. No smoking, No FIREPLACES, Modern 2nd floor 570-826-1934 R.E. 570-696-2075. MLS #12-877 er/dryer, side by Covered parking. pets, No Section 8. SUN PORCHES, 2 bedroom. 1 bath, Say it HERE $130,000. Call side fridge, glass Non smoking, cat 570-574-9827 ETC. NO PETS/ Kitchen with Jeff Cook top range, considered, starting WILKES-BARRE / in the Classifieds! NO SMOKING appliances. new Realty Word Microwave, dish- at $700/month. carpeting. Conve- 570-829-7130 washer, new car- EMPLOYMENT KINGSTON Bank Capital 570-714-2017 KINGSTON nient location. No Efficiency 1 & 2 peting and furniture, 399 - 401 Elm Ave. 570-235-1183 NEWPORT TWP. VERIFICATION smoking. No pets. bedrooms. Includes Off street parking. Quiet convenient- $550/month plus WILKES-BARRE WILKES BARRE APPLICATION. all utilities, parking, West River St. No pets, 1 year neighborhood. utilities. LOTSLOTS - LOTSLOTS- LOTSLOTS FORTY FORT laundry. No pets. Stay Warm This 1 mile- south- of lease. $625 plus Newly renovated, Newly remodeled 570-714-9234 WYOMING From $390 to $675. Winter L.C.C.C. security. Heat, hot great neighbor- apartments. 2nd Lease, security Huge 3-4 bedroom, water water, sanita- hood. 2nd floor. floor, 2 bedroom MOOSIC & references. with heat included, 210’ frontage x 158’ tion and refuse Non smoking. Oak apts. $550 each + 5 rooms 1st floor PRICE REDUCED! PLAINS/HUDSON 570-970-0847 3rd floor, great deep. All under- included. composite floors, utilities NO PETS, heat and water fur- Clean and efficient views from private ground utilities, nat- 570-883-7458 new wall-to-wall No section 8 hous- nished. $745 first floor. One bed- balcony, near $154,900 ural gas. GREAT 202-425-7388 carpeting in bed- ing. References and 4 rooms 2nd floor room, off street Wilkes and down- VIEW!! $37,500 rooms. 4 paddle security required. heat and water fur- parking. Incl. stove, WILKES-BARRE 264 Academy St town. $840/month fans, large bath 570-301-2785 nished. $675 fridge, sewer and 228 Wilkes-Barre 1.5 bedrooms, Pets OK with 2 LOTS AVAILABLE with shower. Security and garbage. Laundry Twp. Blvd. newly renovated additional rent. Call 100’ frontage x 228’ Stove, new fridge references facilities. Security Prime retail or building. Washer & 570-798-7051 deep. Modular & dishwasher. Off KINGSTON 570-457-7854 and references no office space in a PLYMOUTH E. Walnut St. pets. $550/month dryer available. highly active shop- home with base- APARTMENT street parking, Available Oct. 1 $650/per month ment accepted. coin-op laundry. plus utilities. WILKES-BARRE ping plaza in close FOR RENT 2nd floor. Located in 570-466-4176 includes heat, hot proximity to Price Each lot $17,000. ALL UTILITIES $600 + gas, elec- MOUNTAIN TOP 1 bedroom quiet neighborhood. 1 Bedroom apart- 570 388-6468 water and parking. water included Shopper and Weg- 285 Wyoming Call 570-714-1296 INCLUDED! tric & water. Kitchen, living room, ments for elderly, 570-855-4744 2 bedroom man's, 1500 sq. ft. AvSe. PLEASE CALL References dining room. Sun- disabled. Rents 646-712-1286 water included available in end First floor cur- 570-881-0636 required, no pets. O room. Bath. 3 bed- based on 30% of PLYMOUTH 2 bedroom unit.Plenty of park- rently used as 570-779-4609 or rooms; 2large & 1 ADJ gross income. Large 1 bedroom single family ing. Prominent a shopL, could 570-407-3991 small. Lots of clos- Handicap Accessi- apt includes heat, WILKES-BARRE 5 bedroom marquee signage be offices, etc. 3 bedroom, 1 bath D ets. Built in linen ble. Equal Housing water, sewer, fridge large available. Prime location, HANOVER TWP. apartment near closet &hutch. Opportunity. TTY711 & range. $500. 2 bedroom, $1250/month Call corner lot, full 30 Garrahan St. General Hospital. Hardwood and car- or 570-474-5010 month plus $500 heat & water Geri,570-696-0888 basement. 2nd $575 utilities, first, peted floors. Fire- This institution is an month security. Call included Lewith & Freeman floor is 3 bed- QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR last & security LivingInQuailHill.com place. Storage equal opportunity Bernie 3 bedroom, half R.E. 570-696-2075. room apartment New Homes deposit. No pets. room. Yard. Washer provider & 888-244-2714 double, immacu- plus 3 car 570-417-3427 From $275,000- UNIVERSITIES / dryer, stove / employer. late condition garage and 2nd floor, 2 bed- $595,000 fridge. Heat and hot WILKES-BARRE 3 bedroom parking for room, off street 570-474-5574 water included. PLYMOUTH single 6 cars. For parking & quiet back One year lease+ MOUNTAIN TOP TWO SPACIOUS PLYMOUTH S. Church Road PITTSTON more informa- yard. $650/month security. $950 APARTMENTS: 30 SUSQUEHANNA SHICKSHINNY LAKE Available Sept. 15 Large 1 tion and photos heat & water includ- 570-283-4370 2 BEDROOM 1st floor, spacious 3 ONE BEDROOM bedroom water go to www.atlas ed. security & refer- 1 bath + office space WILKES-BARRE bedrooms, large 2ND FLOOR $450 included BEST $1 SQ. FT. realtyinc.com FURNISHED ences required. / nursery. $700. eat in kitchen, living PLUS UTILITIES, AVOCA LEASES YOU’LL MLS #10-4339 Call Rich @ 2 BEDROOM room, dining room, ELECTRIC HEAT. 3 Bedroom, EVER SEE! Call Charlie APARTMENT FOR RENT 570-542-7620 2 bath + office large deck, 1.5 water included Warehouse, light VM 101 utilities all paid space/nursery baths, laundry TWO BEDROOM HANOVER TWP. manufacturing. Gas KINGSTON $750. Very clean liv- 1ST FLOOR. $475 Deluxe 3 BR room, off street 2 Bedroom, half heat, sprinklers, Call HANOVER TWP. ing space. Tenant PLUS UTILITIES, Lee Park apt. 2nd floor, parking. Use of double overhead doors, 570-881-0636 pays utilities. Very GAS HEAT. Available Now! 1.5 baths & den. garage for storage. affordable sewer/off PLYMOUTH parking for 30 cars. Location, Location, Spacious 1 bed- All appliances, $695 + security, 1/2 double, 3 Yes, that $1 sq.ft. street parking Call Louise Gresh Location room, 1st floor washer/dryer utilities by tenant. included. New car- bedroom lease! SHICKSHINNY apartment. Large 570-233-8252 DURYEA We have 9,000 A most unique & OUT FLOOD included. Car- 607-768-3864 pet throughout. 912 Lots & Acreage basement. Washer/ CENTURY 21 2 bedroom, sq.ft., 27,000 sq.ft., desirable lakefront FLOOD ZONE peted, air, Contact 570-855 - dryer hookup. SELECT GROUP water included and 14,000 sq. ft. property. This is an (1 mile north of garage, no pets/ 8781 for more BACK Garbage fees 570-455-8521 McDermott & Can combine. opportunity to Shickshinny) 2 open smoking, lease. MOUNTAIN TOP details to set up a MOUNTAIN included. $525/ McDermott There is nothing purchase a efficiencies, (570) 287-1733 walk through. NO month + utilities. 1st, WILKES-BARRE Real Estate this good! centrally situated on Route 11, WOODBRYN SECTION 8. NO last + security. No 1 & 2 Bedroom. APARTMENTS Inc. Property Sale or Lease lot with an Includes heat, CEO. No smoking unmatched view of pets. No pets. Rents FOR RENT! Management Call Larry @ air, garbage, wi-fi, based on income indoors. We are this beautiful lake. Trademark Realty KINGSTON 425 S. FRANKLIN ST. 570-821-1650 570-696-4000 or satellite tv, tenant Modern, 1st floor, looking for reliable If you are looking Group start at $405 & For lease. Available (direct line) 570-430-1565 pays electric. large rooms, 1 bed- trustworthy people for that special 570-954-1992 $440. Handicap immediately, wash- Mon-Fri. 8-7pm $575 month. Also, room, off-street to rent clean living building site, this is Accessible. er/dryer on premis- Sat. 8-noon 1 bedroom apt. parking, no pets, space. CLOSE TO it! MLS# 11-1269 Equal Housing es, no pets. We WILKES-BARRE CITY includes all the $495/month, plus WYOMING VALLEY NEAR ALL MAJOR $179,900 Opportunity. 570- have studio, 1 & 2 Rolling Meadows – above except HUGHSTOWN utilities & security. WEST HIGH HIGHWAYS Call Dale Williams Half double, 2 bed- 474-5010 TTY711 bedroom apart- Developers Special water. $650/ Call 706-5628 SCHOOL AND MAIN SHORT OR Five Mountains room, living room, This institution is an ments. On site – Back Mountain month. New stove STREET ELEMEN- LONG-TERM Realty eat-in kitchen, equal opportunity parking. Fridge & Lot 20 .46 acres. – & refrigerator TARY SCHOOL. LEASE 570-256-3343 washer/dryer provider and stove provided. Available at included with all hookup, porch, employer. 24/7 security cam- discount price of apts. 570-793-9530 9,600SF 3,262SF SHICKSHINNY yard, off street era presence & all $49,900 if under SWOYERSVILLE 7,200SF 3,200SF VACANT LAND parking, across KINGSTON New 1 bedroom, doors electronically contract by Sept WILKES-BARRE 6,400SF 2,130SF Partially cleared 2.6 from a park. Water MUST SEE!! 1st floor. Quiet locked. 30, 2012. Your 3,600SF 1,800SF acre building lot and sewer included. Elegant 3rd floor area. All appliances Studio - $450. choice of builder located in a setting EFFICIENCY $565 per month, of historic home in included, coin-op 1 bedroom - $550. with developer for one person, fully Ideal for: Offices, of mountains, pas- Lease, security & charming neigh- NANTICOKE laundry. Off street 2 bedroom - $650. approval. Buy now furnished, non- WYOMING Medical Practice, tures and farm- references. Call borhood with 2 parking. No pets. Water & sewer 2nd floor, 1 bed- and you have 3 smoking, no pets 2 BEDROOM Beauty Salon, lands. An ideal (570)451-2789 bedrooms & full $430. Water/sewer paid. One month room. New central years to build. $550/month. Call $550 MONTH. Retail, Wholesale, country setting to bath. kitchen with included. Security & security deposit. air, kitchen cabinets Underground utili- (570) 498-6914 & counter tops. Warehouse, Distri- build your dream stainless steel 1 BEDROOM references. Call Call ties: electric & gas, AVAILABLE HOUSING Bathroom com- bution. home! fridge, oven, $450/MONTH 570-239-7770 570-793-6377 after and public sewer #12-2632 $29,900 941 Apartments/ microwave, pletely remodeled. 9:00 a.m. to sched- GREAT Call Geri at Karen Ryan dishwasher, New carpeting, Unfurnished RENTAL UNITS: Section 8 Welcome ule an appointment. LOCATION!!! 570.696.0888 or 283-9100 x14 washer/dryer, WEST PITTSTON porch, washer/ 516-216-3539 2 bedroom. 2nd Or email High Traffic Area, Rae at KINGSTON: garbage disposal. dryer. $600/month OR 570-497-9966 floor. finished attic. shlomo_voola Plenty of Parking 570.714.9234 for 1st floor 2 bed- newly renovated + 1 year lease at ASHLEY $600/month @yahoo.com We Can Subdivide details. rooms. $500. throughout, with signing, 1 & last. Available Now! plus utilities wilkesliving.com Call Dave or Betty all hardwood Call 570-430-7077 NANTICOKE 570-299-5471 at 570-822-2021 1st floor, modern, 2 2nd floor floors, private 2 bedroom, 2nd 696-2600 bedroom. Off street 1 bedroom $465. deck, 2 car floor, washer/dryer WILKES-BARRE 944 Commercial parking. Washer garage with hook up. Includes West Pittston Barney St. near SWEET VALLEY Properties WILKES-BARRE dryer hookup. Appli- 3 bedroom, living remote, central heat, water &trash. Geisinger South. Grassy Pond Road LAND FOR RENT ances. Bus stop at room/dining room, air, security sys- Absolutely no pets. 2 bedroom on 2nd 6.69 wooded acres. THE BEST washer/dryer hook- tem, wifi, intercom Security deposit floor. $525/month. Great building site the door. Water THE HITCHNER LOCATION!!!! up, yard, off street & keyless entry. required. $550/mos Pets OK with 80,000 sq. ft. of and/or ideal hunting Included. $575 + Rte.DOLPH315IN2,400PLAZASq. DALLAS TOWNSHIP parking, convenient pets negotiable/ Call (570) 592-1393 530 Exeter Ave additional rent. level, cleared, grad- property. No utili- utilities &security. Ft. professional 63 acres with about location, new no smoking. Call (570)798-7051 ed land. No ob- ties. REDUCED No pets. office space with 5,000’ roadfront on kitchen. $800. Utilities included. structions. Fenced, $65,000 TRADEMARK beautiful view of 2 roads. All Wood- Rent $1,300 + Now automatic dusk to Call Pat Doty REALTY GROUP NANTICOKE Valley & Casino. ed. $385,000. Call PLAINS: 3 level security/ 2 bedroom, wall to Accepting WILKES-BARRE dawn lighting, 2 570-394-6901 570-954-1992 Clean, 2 bedroom, will divide Besecker Realty with 3 bedrooms, references. Call wall carpet, off- large 20’ double McDermott Real Applications! duplex. Stove, office / retail 570-675-3611 yard, off street 570-288-6686. street parking, $495 gates. Near all maj- Estate hookups, parking, Call 570-829-1206 parking, washer/ per month + utili- or highways & the Earth 570-696-2468 BEAR CREEK dryer hook-up, ties, security, lease. 1, 2 & 3 yard. No pets/no Conservancy Looking for bedroom units smoking. recently expanded someone to rent a bonus room. $525. HUD accepted. Call KINGSTON Coal St. Ideal for Land For Sale WHITE HAVEN KINGSTON 570-687-6216 available. $490 + utilities. 61 +/- Acres Route 115 small, clean, 1 bed- Townhouse Elevator, park- Call 570-868-4444 parking & storing room cottage with 1 bedroom 1st floor- conveniently locat- or 570-954-0727 FORMER KARATE equipment, trailers, Nuangola - $99,000 Nice level building coming. Available ing lot, central 46 +/- Acres lot right in front of washer & dryer, No ed on residential air, appliances, WILKES-BARRE heavy industrial ve- Pets. Non smoker. Sept. $420. street, ultra mod- Hanover Twp. the golf course! NANTICOKE wi-fi access & STUDIO hicles, backhoes, $79,000 Close to I-80 & PA $450 + utilities. ref- ern, 3 bedroom, 1.5 Cozy modern 1 bed- CLEAN, NEWLYRENOVATED 1,000 sf with full flatbed trailers, erences & security. WILKES-BARRE: 4 bath, large eat-in more. two bedroom apt masonry materials, Highway Turnpike. $14,500 bedroom, living room on 2nd floor, bathroom, kitchen, Louise Gresh Call Laura kitchen, central air, eat in kitchen, sky- with off street large waiting area fencing, shrubbery, Commercial KOZ room, dining room, Income Hanover Twp. 570-233-8252 570-760-4699 or gas heat, off street lights, pantry, dish- parking for one & super big studio Christmas trees, Leo 570-760-0658 laundry room, parking, outside Qualifications vehicle, utilities not etc., or build to suit 3+/- Acres CENTURY 21 yard, off street washer. Bathroom area. All for SELECT GROUP maintenance pro- required. included, one your needs. Sub- 11 +/- Acres Need a Roommate? parking. $725. with 2 windows, $495/month +utili- 570-455-8521 vided, heat &utili- walk in closet, stor- month security ties. 570-706-5628 dividing considered. Wilkes-Barre Twp. Place an ad and 32 +/- Acres ties by tenant, no age in basement. 570-344-5999 deposit, within Call Dave at WHITE HAVEN find one here! INCLUDES: main- Zoned R-3 pets, no smoking, 1 $495 month walking distance to 570-822-2021 or Taxes are grand- tenance, sewer See additional land 570-829-7130 year lease, and 1 includes garbage. downtown and 570-823-8849 fathered in. 2 lots fees, appliances., for sale at: month security. Call No pets or smoking Wilkes college, KINGSTON in city - country liv- DALLAS carpeting. Not Prime Wyoming www.earth Call (570) 239-2741 minimum one year ing with 3 small Remodeled 2 bed- included: utilities. ROSEWOOD REALTY LLC Ave. Location 950 Half Doubles conservancy.org ROSEWOOD REALTY LLC lease, located at beautiful lakes sur- room. Convenient NO dogs/cats. 1,100sf on ground 570-823-3445 412 S. Franklin St. rounding. Includes location washer/ Credit check/lease, $575. floor & 500sf on dryer hook-up. references, employ- NANTICOKE second. Call Mark well, pump, power LEXINGTON contact Bill DURYEA pole & driveway. .6 Off street parking. ment history. 570-371-7762 570-696-1600 2 bedroom, 2 baths, JENKINS TOWNSHIP Discount rates VILLAGE West Pittston, Pa. totally remodeled, Prestigious miles from US 46 & $675/month + utili- may apply to 2 bedroom, 1 bath GARDEN VILLAGE washer/dryer hook- Highland Hills 80 Paid $49,900 ties, no pets. Call 570-862-7432 qualified. Call: apartments. APARTMENTS up. Includes water. Development sale price $39,900. Refrigerator, WILKES-BARRE Call Geri Property Mgmnt 221 Fremont St. Convenient Loca- PITTSTON $695/month + utili- .88 Acres. $70,000 Call Michael stove, dishwasher 570-696-0888 899-3407 Housing for the tion. 1st floor, 2 ties. 570-510-9518 570-947-3375 570-610-657-3605 & washer/dryer for info & appt. 570-287-6822 elderly & mobility bedroom. Heat & COOPERS CO-OP or 570-822-1544. or 570-215-4311 provided. LEHMAN impaired; all utilities water included. Lease Space Attached garage. 9 Acres on Lehman included. Federally Washer/dryer hook- Available, Light Pet friendly. Outlet Road. 470’ KINGSTON - 2 APTS. KINGSTON subsidized up, yard. $625/ manufacturing, DURYEA WYOMING 902 MARKET ST. Twinkle in Kingston’s Water, sewer & 3 bedroom, 1 bath front, over 1,000’ program. Extremely month. No pets, no One very large 2 Eye! 1,000 sq. ft. trash included. warehouse, & 1 powder room, deep. Wooded. Dallas, Pa. low income persons smoking. Lease, $39,900 EACH bedroom apartment 2nd floor, 2 bed- 59 Agostina Drive office, includes separate laundry $150,000. Call FIRST ST. MEADOWS washer/ dryer rooms, laundry encouraged to 1st, last & security. all utilities with 570-735-3500 apply. Income less area. Appliances Besecker Realty 4 building lots each APARTMENTS hookup, all appli- available, appli- References & back- free parking. included. Off street than $12,400. ground check 570-675-3611 measuring 68x102 220 Lake St. ances, recently ren- ances, no pets or I will save parking. $650/ with public utilities. Housing for the ovated, quiet neigh- smoking. $575 570-655-6555, required. MOUNTAIN TOP NANTICOKE/SHEATOWN you money! month + security For more info and elderly & mobility borhood, landlord month + gas & elec- 21 Thomas Street 8 am-4 pm, 570-954-8329 Several building lots & utilities. photos visit: impaired; all utilities pays water. $650/ tric. 1 year lease 1 bedroom, 2nd Monday-Friday. ready to build on! 570-466-0401 www.atlas included. Federally month per unit. plus security. floor, eat-in kitchen EQUAL HOUSING ALL public utilities! 570-655-6475 realtyinc.com subsidized program. 3-5 ROSS ST. 570-814-1356 with appliances, OPPORTUNITY Priced from MLS 12-439 Extremely low 1 & 2 bedrooms shared yard HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE WILKES-BARRE $32,000 to Call Charlie income persons available. Private and porch, wash- HISTORIC $48,000! Use your KINGSTON 570-829-6200 encouraged to parking. Quiet LUZERNE er/dryer hook-up WHEELMAN 2 bedroom, clean, own Builder! Call apply. Income less 2nd floor, small 1 $375 + security, WILKES-BARRE 439 S. Franklin St. neighborhood. 1 large bedroom, remodeled, no pets. Jim Graham at than $12,400. bedroom. Gas no pets, 1 bedroom, hard- $600 and $650. 1 1st floor, fridge, $500 plus utilities, 570-715-9323 570-675-6936, heat. $465. Some no smoking wood floors. A/C, month rent & secu- stove. $450 + 315 PLAZA security and 8 am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. utilities included. Tenant pays elec- marble bath. Secu- 1,750 SQ. FT. & rity. Available now! utilities. Section references EQUAL HOUSING Lease, security. No tric, water, and oil rity system. Laun- 2,400 SQ.FT Near college. 8 Accepted Call 570-287-5491 OPPORTUNITY pets. 570-220-6533 heat & garbage. dry. $650 OFFICE/RETAIL 570-656-7125 Call 570-301-8200 HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE after 6pm Call (570) 814-1356 570-821-5599 570-829-1206 PAGE 10D TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2012 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 950 Half Doubles 950 Half Doubles 953Houses for Rent 953Houses for Rent 953Houses for Rent 962Rooms LINE UP 551 Other 551 Other 551 Other NANTICOKE DALLAS HUNLOCK CREEK EXETER/WYOMING DALLAS Executive 2 story 2 bedrooms, new SPACIOUS TOWNHOUSE quality 4 bedroom KINGSTNice,ONcleanHOUSE A GREAT DEAL... 2 bedrooms, new tile kitchen & bath. 3 bedrooms, 2 home on 18 wooded furnished room, paint, carpet, stove, Stove, washer/dry- baths. Full kitchen, acres in private set- starting at $340. fridge. Large, er hookup, off- dining and living ting. Quality con- Efficiency at $450 fenced yard. Some room. Large unfin- IN CLASSIFIED! Earn Extra Cash street parking. No struction with too month furnished pets OK. Main pets. $650/month + ished basement, many features to with all utilities Street location, but utilities & security. Reserved parking. list. $1500/month + included. Off private setting.$550 Looking for the right deal Call (570)237-2076 Large patio deck. utilities. 1 year lease street parking. / month + utilities. For Just A Few 166 Davenport St. $1,250 per month required. 570-718-0331 Looking for the right deal Security deposit TOWNHOUSE plus utilities. 1 year Call Dale for on an automobile? on an automobile? required. 821-0841 2 years old. 3 bed- lease. Security Specifics. deposit and credit LINE UP Turn to classified. WEST PITTSTON rooms, 2 1/2 baths, 570-256-3343 central air, hard- check required. FIVE MOUNTAINS A GREAT DEAL... Turn to classified. Hours A Day. It’s a showroom in print! Available wood floors, 1st REALTY Classified’s got MAINTENANCE FREE! floor laundry room. immediately. IN CLASSIFIED! One block to ele- It’s a showroom in print! the directions! $1200 month + 570-639-0909. Looking for the right deal mentary school. utilities, KINGSTON Deliver 2-3 Bedrooms. MLS# 12-2031 Call 3 bedroom single on an automobile? Classified’s got FORTY FORT Off-Street Parking Geri HARDING house 1 & 3/4 bath, Turn to classified. 1/2 double. No Smoking. 570-696-0888 Route 92 garage, washer/ 3 bedrooms. Stove, $650. + utilities, 2 houses available dryer, new flooring, It’s a showroom in print! the directions! refrigerator, security, last month. 1st home has 1.5 porch, $850 + utili- Classified’s got dishwasher. Washer 570-885-4206 bedrooms, ties. (570)991-5190 the directions! 941 Apartments/ /dryer hookup. $600/month & sec- Unfurnished Newly painted. LINE UP ond home has ROOM FOR RENT. Off street parking. 3 bedrooms, $300 per month, $675 +utilities. A SUCCESSFUL SALE 750/month. Appli- KINGSTON plus utilities. Please 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, (No Collections) 570-814-0843 DALLAS ances, and wall to call 570-817-7817 IN CLASSIFIED! wall carpeting. refrigerator, stove & Wilkeswood Lease, security & dishwasher, wash- Available routes: FORTY FORT Do you need more space? utilities. Call er/dryer on premis- Apartments 2 bedroom, newly A yard or garage sale (570)344-4609 es, front & rear renovated, custom porches, full base- Find the 1 & 2 BR West Pittston/Exeter oak kitchen cabi- in classified Looking for that ment & attic. Off- Packer Ave. nets, tile floors, is the best way special place street parking, no Apts paddle fans, 1.5 called home? pets, totally remod- perfect to clean out your closets! eled. $1,000/ month, 2 & 3 BR Susquehanna Ave. baths. Off street Classified will address parking, deck and You’re in bussiness 19 Richard Drive + utilities, security & Townhomes Wyoming Ave. patio, $800 + utili- Great 3 bed, 2 Your needs. lease. with classified! bath townhome friend. ties; gas, electric Open the door Call 570-824-7598 570-822-2711 Baltimore Ave. and water, washer with open kitchen & with classified! www.liveatwilkeswood.com Boston Ave. dryier hookup. Ref- WILKES-BARRE NORTH wonderful deck - The Classified erences required, 13 John St. $1,250/month Chase St. no pets or smoking. 3 bedrooms, wall to plus utilities. WILKES-BARRE section at 52 SYLVANIA ST. 570-779-4609 wall carpet, eat-in MLS#12-2636 Single family home timesleader.com KINGSTON North St. 570-407-3991 kitchen with range, 570-696-3801 for rent. 1,450 sq ft. washer/dryer Call Margy 3 bedrooms with KINGSTON 211 Daily Papers hookup, shared 570-696-0891 Executive Home SDK GREEN closets. First floor yard. Front porch. Well maintained. LARKSVILLE tile bath, 1st floor 238 Sunday Papers 3 bedroom, 1 bath Off street parking. Newly remodeled. washer/dryer hook- ACRES HOMES $630 + security. Front porch, 11 Holiday Drive half double, Freshly up, new gas water No pets. Water foyer entrance, Kingston cleaned & painted. heater, new car- Monthly Profit $900.00 + Tips included. tenant hardwood floors, “A Place To Tenant pays all utili- pets, modern kit- pays electric & gas. living room, dining Call Home” ties including sewer. chen, ceiling fan, 570-814-1356 room, 4 bedrooms, Spacious 1, 2 & 3 GLEN LYON new gas stove, $585 plus security. 3 bedrooms, 1.5 2 fireplaces, 2.5 Bedroom Arts. To start earning extra cash or to dead bolt locks, Call (570) 357-0712 baths. Clean, roomy baths, granite Call 829-7130 3 Bedroom LINE UP enclosed front family home. No kitchen, sun room, to place your ad. Townhomes find a route near you call Rosemary: porch, basement, A GREAT DEAL... pets., $650/month, basement with Gas heat included residential street, MINERS MILLS Call (570)864-8595 plenty of storage, FREE 2 bedroom, 1 bath, IN CLASSIFIED! fenced yard, 1 car no smoking. ONNNLLLYY OONNENELLELEADED R.R. 570-829-7107 stove, washer/ Looking for the right deal private driveway, 1 $1,600/month 24 hr. on-site Gym dryer. Near Hollen- car garage. 1 year 570-472-1110 Community Room back Golf Course. on an automobile? SHICKSHINNY lease. 1 month Swimming Pool 2 or 3 bedrooms, Nice Area timesleader.com Living room, pantry, Turn to classified. newly remodeled, security. Back- Maintenance FREE carpeting, gas heat. It’s a showroom in print! Section 8 Welcome. ground checks. Controlled Access $550/month + $550/month + secu- $790 plus utilities. Patio/Balcony Classified’s got KINGTSTON and much more... utilities & security. rity. (570)814-8299 call Bill 3 bedrooms, 1.5 941 Apartments/ the directions! 570-288-9019 (570)655-8639 215-527-8133 baths in quiet resi- Unfurnished dential neighborhood. Central air, all appliances including washer/dryer on 1st floor. Off street parking. Deck. Basement & attic storage. No pets. CALL AN EXPERT Non smoking. Ref- CALL AN EXPERT erences & security. $1,150. month + utilities. Call after 6 pm 570-814-6714 Located near shopping & transportation, LUZERNE Temple Apartments offers efficiencies & one Professional Services Directory 392 Bennett St. bedroom apartments for income qualified 2 BEDROOM HOUSE individuals ages 62 or older and/or needing Gas heat. Washer the features of a mobility impaired unit. /dryer hookup, 1015 Appliance 1039 Chimney 1054 Concrete & 1129 Gutter 1135 Hauling & 1189 Miscellaneous 1219 Photo dishwasher, stove Apartment amenities include: & refrigerator. Service Service Masonry Repair & Cleaning Trucking Service Services Fenced in yard, Accessible features • Fully equipped kitchen partially new Wall to wall carpeting • Ceramic tiled baths PORTRAIT carpet. Off- ECO-FRIENDLY A-11 ABLE H O S CONSTRUCTION On-site management • On-site maintenance Licensed - Insured WindowGUTTER CLEANINGCleaning PHOTOGRAPHY street parking, CHIMNEY Mike’s $5-Up VITO’S yard. $725 + Rebuild & Repair Pressure washing Hauling Junk & Adults & Children with 24-hour emergency response • On-site Certified - Masonry utilities. APPLIANCE TECH. Chimneys. All Insured Trash from Houses, Black & White 25 Years Experi- Concrete - Roofing Garages, Yards, Etc & (570) 288-3438 laundry • Intercom entry system • Social ence fixing major types of Masonry. 570-288-6794 Silver Prints Quality services coordinator on-site appliances: Washer, Liners Installed, Craftsmanship GINO’S call MCPHOTO Brick & Block, 826-1883 472-4321 570.822-2766 Dryer, Refrigerator, Guaranteed 1132 Handyman MOUNTAIN TOP Leasing office located at: Dishwasher, Com- Roofs & Gutters. Services Wilkes-Barre S. Mountain Blvd. pactors. Most Licensed & Unbeatable Prices 1162 Landscaping/ Wanted: Brick ranch with 5 Heisz Street • Edwardsville, PA 18704 brands. Free phone Insured Senior Citizen Garden ALL living & dining advice & all work 570-735-2257 Discounts DO IT ALL HANDYMAN 1252 Roofing & rooms, kitchen, 3 T: 570.283.2275 • TDD: 1.800.545.1833 x646 guaranteed. No Free Estimates Painting, drywall, 1st Call JOHN’S JUNK Siding bedrooms, 2 baths service charge for 570-574-4618 or plumbing & all types Landscaping/Hauling & 2 car garage. I visit. 570-706-6577 of interior & exterior Excavating: Bobcat year lease CAVUTO 570-709-3577 CARS & ABSOLUTELY FREE home repairs. Shrub/Tree required. CHIMNEY ESTIMATES 570-829-5318 Trimming $1,200/month + 1024 Building & SERVICE TRUCKS E-STERN CO. Installation & utilities. Call Dave & Gutter Cleaning Williams & Franks Inc 30 year architec Remodeling Masonry - Concrete Removal @ 570-474-6307 or 971 Vacation & 971 Vacation & Free Estimates MERIT Highest tural shingles. Do Brick-Stonework. Edging, Mulch, 570-715-7750 Resort Properties Resort Properties Insured HANDYMAN Rip off & over the Chimneys-Stucco” Stone, Driveways 570-709-2479 SERVICE Prices top. Fully Insured 1st. Quality “NO JOB TOO Handyman/Gutters You Name It, We PA014370 SMALL” Junk/Moving Construction Co. Can Do it. 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Remodel / Repair 570-328-6257 whole Estate, also Free Estimates up. $675/month + [email protected] GARAGE available 10 & 20 yard Landscaping, 1204 Painting & No Payment utilities & security. Kitchen planting. Affordable. $50 off Promotion Available Now! & Baths dumpsters. 655-0695 Wallpaper ‘til Job is References & proof COZY HEARTH CHIMNEY DOOR 592-1813 or 287-8302 Free Estimates. 100% Complete of income required. DAVE JOHNSON ALL CHIMNEY Sales, service, Fully Insured. JACOBOSKY 570-829-0239 No pets or smok- Expert Bathroom & REPAIR installation & AAA CLEANING Commercial PAINTING ing. 570-735-3076 Room Remodeling, Chimney Cleaning, repair. A1 GENERAL HAULING &Residential. Get your home 944 Commercial 944 Commercial Carpentry &Whole Rebuilding, Repair, Cleaning attics, 570-332-7016 painted today, We H O S CONSTRUCTION Stainless Steel cellars, garages. Roofing specialist, Properties Properties House Renovations. 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Connie does the 570-704-8530 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ cleaning! OLD TIME MASONRY Jim Harden Please call Voted #1 570-881-0320 Unfurnished Unfurnished call 287-3331 570-288-6709 Northeast Janitorial 570-829-4077 Masonry Contractor 1213 Paving & New Roofs & or go to Services,LLC SLEBODA ELECTRIC L et AReal Excavating Repairs, Shingles, SHICKSHINNY www.bianepa.com Commercial and Master electrician Mason Bid Your Rubber, Slate, West Butler Street EAST Gutters, Chimney 3 bedroom, 1.5 Residential Licensed & Insured TREE/SHRUB Project! TREE/SHRUB Repairs. Credit baths. Two story, MOUNTAIN Cleaning. Service Changes & REMOVAL Brick, Block, FREE ESTIMATES Replacements. Concrete, Stone, Cards Accepted hardwood floors in NICHOLS CONSTRUCTION DEMOLITION living area, some APARTMENTS All Types Of Work 570-237-2193 Generator Installs. Estate Cleanout Chimney & FREE ESTIMATES! 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POPKY APARTMENTS All phases of CHEAPER THAN ing. Concrete & IN CLASSIFIED! THORNHURST masonry & 1399 Susquehanna A DUMPSTER!! 1189 Miscellaneous HOME FOR 61 E. Northampton St. LINE UP Ave, Exeter, PA pavers. Licensed & concrete. Small SAME DAY Service Insured. Call Ron Do you need more space? RENT with lease. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 A SUCCESSFUL SALE jobs welcome. 40 years in SERVICE 1043 Thornhurst business, free esti- 570-290-2296 A yard or garage sale IN CLASSIFIED! Senior discount. Free Estimates PSYCHIC CC Estates. Cor- • Affordable Senior Apartments Free estimates. mates, fully insured. 570-301-3754 Need a Roommate? in classified ner lot, 3 bed- •Income Eligibility Required Do you need more space? 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