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SOCIAL SECURITY SPORTS SHOWCASE Drought Countdown to 0 worries grow for ranchers

Many are losing hope that government aid will come in time to help feed crops. AMERICAN LEAGUE

YANKEES 4 By MARGERY A. BECK RED SOX 1 Associated Press OMAHA, Neb. — It’s hard to tell what frustrates Todd Egger- NATIONAL LEAGUE ling more — the weather or Con- gress. PHILLIES 8 Searing “I’d like to BREWERS 0 temperatures and drought see every scorched Eg- one of the PIRATES 6 gerling’s land senators CARDINALS 3 in southeast Nebraska, and con- leaving little gressmen NATIONALS 5 grass to feed METS 2 his 100 cattle. go out into Then Con- one of gress left for a IL BASEBALL five-week these wide- break without spread, SWB YANKS 6 AP PHOTO agreeing on drought- RED WINGS 0 Marge Youngs of Toledo, Ohio, is among the millions of Americans benefiting from Social Security. As millions of baby boomers flood aid to help Social Security with applications for benefits, the program’s $2.7 trillion surplus will be depleted and major problems will loom. ranchers stricken through one of the worst areas and BIFFLE WINS RACE, $2.7 trillion surplus will be all gone by 2033 droughts in spend a GRABS POINTS LEAD the nation’s day.” Greg Biffle won at Michi- By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER EDITOR’S NOTE ing to the urgency for Congress year to pay about 75 percent of history. gan International Speed- Associated Press to address the program’s long- benefits, triggering an automatic That means Todd Eggerling Second of a three-part series way when Jimmy John- WASHINGTON — As mil- term finances. reduction. it will be Sep- Nebraska farmer examining Social Security’s son’s lions of baby boomers flood So- changing financial dynamics and “To me, urgent doesn’t begin Lawmakers from both politi- tember before engine cial Security with applications what that means for workers, to describe it,” said Chuck Bla- cal parties say they want to avoid Eggerling and faltered for benefits, the program’s $2.7 retirees and their families. hous, one of the public trustees such a dramatic benefit cut for other ranchers can even hope for with only trillion surplus is starting to look who oversee Social Security. “I people who have retired and disaster aid legislation that in- six laps small. would say we’re somewhere be- might not have the means to cludes cash to buy feed until they remain- For nearly three decades So- size of the budget deficit being tween critical and too late to deal make up the lost income. Still, would normally send their cattle ing Sun- cial Security produced big sur- generated by the rest of the fed- with it.” that scenario is more than two to feedlots or slaughter in the fall day. With pluses, collecting more in taxes eral government. The Social Security trustees decades away, which is why or winter. For some, it’s already Biffle the win, from workers than it paid in ben- Those days are over. project the surplus will be gone many in Congress are willing to too late. Out of grass and out of Biffle efits to retirees, disabled work- Since 2010, Social Security in 2033. Unless Congress acts, put off changes. cash, they’ve sold their animals. took over the NASCAR ers, spouses and children. The has been paying out more in ben- Social Security would only col- Sprint Cup points lead, surpluses also helped mask the efits than it collects in taxes, add- lect enough tax revenue each SeeSURPLUS, Page 6A SeeDROUGHT, Page 2A which Johnson had led. Johnson finished 27th to drop from first to fourth in the points standings. Matt Kenseth moved up a Former eatery on Luzerne County back-tax auction menu spot to second. PAGE 1B

Former Dominic’s on the Lake ing bids under $1,000 to recoup only the INSIDE restaurant and Moose Lodge 128 are tax claim office costs to bring the parcels to auction. ANEWS: Local 3A up for bid Thursday. Dominic’s, owned by Casty Realty, is as- Nation & World 5A Obituaries 8A sessed at $599,100 and has racked up Editorials 11A $40,300 in unpaid property taxes from By JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES 2008 through 2011. BSPORTS: 1B [email protected] The restaurant closed in September CCLICK: 1C The former Dominic’s on the Lake res- 2008 and was previously named Damien’s. Birthdays 5C taurant at Harveys Lake is among 300 Dominic Castrignano, who has been iden- Television 6C properties listed in Thursday’s back-tax tified as the owner, could not be reached Crossword/Horoscope 7C auction. for comment. Comics 8C Bids for the restaurant will start at He has said he spent close to $1 million DCLASSIFIED: 1D $1,114. renovating the building, which had reo- It’s a free-and-clear sale, which means pened under his name in 2007. He has back taxes, mortgages and other liens tied blamed the restaurant’s downfall on the WEATHER to the properties are forgiven. The proper- sluggish economy and his inability to refi- ties didn’t sell at previous first-stage auc- nance loans on the property. CLARK VAN ORDEN/THE TIMES LEADER Katie Quinn. Mostly cloudy, tions when liens were still attached. cool, with showers. High 73. The former Dominic’s on the Lake restaurant at Harveys Lake is among roughly Low 55. Most of the properties are listed at start- SeeAUCTION, Page 12A 300 properties listed in Thursday’s back-tax auction. Details, Page 8B

was given a seat at the big planets’ table. For 76 years musical gravitas coming to Montage Mountain’s Toyota THINGS it got to sit in the front row at all the important plane- Pavilion this Friday. All-time great bands Chicago and tary functions. Life for the frozen ball of rock and gas The Doobie Brothers are headed there for a 7:30 was good. Then, on Aug. 24, 2006, the International p.m. show. How good are these guys? Chicago YOU NEED Astronomical Union crushed Pluto’s dreams by de- has had five No. 1albums, and three No. 1 moting it to dwarf planet status -- the astronomical singles. The Doobies have one No. 1album to TO KNOW equivalent of being reassigned to the mail room. To their credit and have topped the charts twice. note that occasion, this Friday is “Pluto Demoted That’s more than Slim Whitman, Boxcar 5THIS WEEK Day.” It’s a reminder that even planets can fall victim Willie AND Zamfir and his Pan flute to downsizing. combined. >> HMMMMM. KIELBASA: If you’ve got a >> FAREWELL, YANKS: SWB >> I’LL TAKE DEUTERONOMY FOR 400: And hankerin’ for a hunk of Eastern European sausage Yankee fans, this may very well be thus it was, that in the year of our Lord 2012, a TV (and who doesn’t?) then you are in luck. The your last opportunity ever to see the exec at the Game Show Network doth created a show. borough of Plymouth is holding its ninth annual Yankees without going out of state. And he nameth that show “The American Bible Chal- Kielbasa Festival this Friday and Saturday. Yes, The next time they’ll be this close, lenge,” and Lo! He set it forth to debut on Thursday at Plymouth is celebrating everyone’s favorite mix they’ll be called the Blasted Flies or 8in the post meridian. Then, the exec doth sought out of seasoned ground meat in casings with mu- Trolley Porcupines or something like acomedian, and verily, Jeff Foxworthy was placeth as sic, entertainment, a car show, a parade and that. The Yanks will be in Allentown host. And he saw that it was good. lots and lots of the aforementioned delicacy. for a series beginning Saturday night at 6:35 p.m., and again on Sunday at 6 09815 10011 >> PLANET POLITICS: It was in 1930 that Pluto >> BIG-TIME ACTS: There’s some serious 1:35 p.m. K

PAGE 2A MONDAY, AUGUST20, 2012 ➛ timesleader.com THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Sly and Acareer in the cards DETAILS LOTTERY co. score Twelve-year-old from MIDDAY DRAWING Nanticoke makes magic as DAILY NUMBER – 3-6-4 youngest performer in ring. BIG 4 – 5-9-4-1 QUINTO – 4-6-8-0-8 top film TREASURE HUNT By SUSAN DENNEY 02-04-06-15-19 Times Leader Correspondent NIGHTLY DRAWING McClatchy Tribune NANTICOKE – Mr. Jay fans LOS ANGELES – “The Expen- out the cards and asks you to DAILY NUMBER – 3-8-4 dables 2” may have knocked out pick one. You watch it carefully BIG 4 – 5-6-9-9 the competition at the box office as he shuffles it back into the QUINTO – 2-5-0-4-7 this weekend, but it didn’t pack pack. CASH 5 as much of a punch as Hollywood Paying close attention to all of 03-18-24-28-41 was expecting. the cards, you watch him shuffle The sequel featuring a gang of and cut them muscular -- if aging -- action stars TO SEE several times. HARRISBURG – No player such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, MR. JAY He offers you matched all five winning Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Wil- your card back. numbers drawn in Sunday’s lis opened with $28.8 million, ac- Mr. Jay’s next Surprise! It’s “Pennsylvania Cash 5” cording to an estimate from dis- public perform- the wrong one. game, so the jackpot will be tributor Lionsgate. That was ance will be at noon Saturday Then you worth $225,000. enough to handily beat the week- Lottery officials said 43 end’s other debuts, including the at Pizza King’s look up at him at 512 Black- players matched four num- 3-D animated “ParaNorman,” and find your DON CAREY PHOTOS/THE TIMES LEADER man St., Wilkes- card held be- Magician Jarred Kraft taps his brother, Frede, on the head with his magic wand. bers and won $283 each, which launched with a so-so $14 Barre. million. “Sparkle,” the inexpen- tween his lips. 1,763 players matched three Anyone want- numbers and won $11.50 sive musical that is Whitney ing to book Mr. At this point, oversees the boys’ schoolwork. Houston’s last film, started with a Jay for a future you tend to for- His dad is fascinated with the each, and 21,730 players respectable $12 million, while the performance get this poised magic. matched two numbers and children’s movie “The Odd Life of may call 570 magician is on- “He likes it,” Jarred said. But won $1 each. Timothy Green” collected a mod- 592-2062. He ly 12 years old. he added, “He had to get inter- • Wednesday’s Powerball erate $10.9 million over the week- can be emailed But Mr. Jay is ested because I can’t drive to jackpot will be worth at least end. at themag- $50 million because no ichappens@ya- an old hand at meetings!” Although “The Expendables hoo.com. Fol- cards. He’s As Mr. Jay, Jarred has perform- player holds a ticket with 2” may have claimed the No.1po- low his career been perform- ed magic at parties, political one row that matches all sition, it failed to meet industry on his Face- ing this and meet-and-greets, and often does five winning numbers drawn projections that had the movie book page other magic Pizza Bella customer apprecia- in Saturday’s game. taking in about $40 million dur- called “The tricks for three tion days. He’s participated in The winning numbers ing its opening weekend. The Magic Hap- were: pens.” years. Since stage shows with fellow IBM film’s disappointing start also the age of 10, members. 14-26-41-55-59 falls short of the original’s $34.8 Mr. Jay, whose He also appears frequently at Powerball: 01 million debut in 2010 - and Lion- real name is charity events, including Can- sgate spent more for the sequel. The studio paid producer Avi Jarred Kraft, has been a profes- certacular events. Cancertacular Lerner’s Millennium Films just sional magician. Magician Jarred Kraft waves his magic wand over a deck of is a Northeastern Pennsylvania OBITUARIES under $20 million for rights to Jarred lives with his mother, cards. organization that raises money distribute the original film in the Stephanie, father, Fred, and for children with cancer. Alansky, James Sr. U.S. and the United Kingdom but younger brother Frede, who is which meets in Pittston. He feels equipment. Jarred is beginning Jarred wanted to do a fundrais- Baluta, Bertha paid $35 million for the same 10. The family has lived in Nanti- that he gets a lot out of his mem- to acquire more equipment for er for Toys for Tots, and with the Comstock, Corey rights to the second movie. coke since Jarred was 6 months bership. stage magic. But he prefers the help of his parents, organized a The good news for Lionsgate is old. “We teach each other magic work off of a stage. magic show in Luzerne last No- Dunbar, Peter that those who saw the film this Jarred and Frede both study tricks. And we have lecturers,” “I’d prefer to be up close and vember. The members of his ring Jonathan, Catherine weekend enjoyed it. Opening- with the Agora Charter Cyber he said. right up in front of you.” came out and performed a four- Miller, Jo Ann weekend crowds assigned it an School. The flexibility of taking Membership in IBM is not like And he likes to combine come- hour show to generate cash and Miller, Donald average grade of A-minus, ac- his classes online allows Jarred a union membership, but Jarred dy and magic. Perfecting magic toys for the U.S. Marine Corps Mohn, Lynanne cording to market research firm lot of freedom in scheduling his does have to adhere to a code of tricks takes lots of time and hard program. Marines in dress uni- CinemaScore, indicating strong appearances. ethics, which includes a promise work; but, Jarred said, “I could form helped collect donations. Young, Barbara word of mouth could help the Jarred pinpointed the start of not to divulge any tricks. practice all day.” He plans to do it again this year. Page 8A film reach the $103.1million do- his career. For now, Jarred is the young- The young magician is also in- His mom said his earnings for mestic gross of the original mo- “We were on a vacation at est in his ring. But he has taught terested in learning sideshow now are going back into his busi- vie. Great Wolf Lodge in the Poco- Frede a lot. At 10, Frede is a will- stunts. “Sideshow is not magic,” ness. But she said he is allowed WHO TO CONTACT The audience who saw the se- nos. There was a magician there. ing assistant and he has learned he said. “It’s real.” to keep tips. quel this weekend was 63 percent Iasked him how I could learn some tricks of his own. Jarred’s Although he’s too young to be- “That’s his spending money,” Missed Paper...... 829-5000 male, and 65 percent of the crowd Obituaries...... 970-7224 more,” he said. repertoire includes card tricks, gin learning their craft, he is fas- she said. was over age 25 - a slightly older Advertising ...... 970-7101 demographic than the original at- The magician invited them to rope tricks, coin tricks and illu- cinated by sword swallowers and But Jarred was quick to add Advertising Billing ...... 970-7328 tracted despite the addition of 22- alocal meeting of the Interna- sions. He has developed ad- fire eaters. that at charity events, even his Classified Ads...... 970-7130 year-old Liam Hemsworth to the tional Brotherhood of Magi- vanced skills in sleight of hand. Magic isn’t a hobby for Jarred. tips are donated to the cause. Newsroom...... 970-7242 new movie’s cast. cians, or IBM. In spite of its Sleight of hand is the set of It is his chosen profession. When Doing more magic is not Vice President/Executive Editor With few high-profile movie re- name, men, women and children techniques used by a magician to asked where he wanted to be 10 Jarred’s only dream. When he is Joe Butkiewicz...... 970-7249 leases slated for the remainder of as young as age 7 are welcomed manipulate objects such as cards years from now, he quickly said, 16 he plans to join the local vol- Asst. Managing Editor August, the other three films that into the organization. and coins. “In Vegas or on a Disney cruise.” unteer fire department. He will Anne Woelfel...... 970-7232 hit theaters this weekend will al- Jarred was now hooked. Local Jarred said illusions are usual- The Krafts fully support represent the fourth generation City Editor so be banking on strong ticket groups of IBM are called “rings.” ly performed on a stage and re- Jarred’s career. His stay-at-home of volunteer firemen in his fam- Daniel Burnett ...... 970-7180 sales in the weeks to come. He is a member of IBM Ring 30, quire bigger and more expensive mom manages his schedule and ily. Sports Editor John Medeiros...... 970-7143 Editorial Page Editor Todd Eggerling, “For Congress to put this off for Mark Jones...... 970-7305 of Martell, Neb., five weeks until they come back is Features Editor DROUGHT Sandra Snyder...... 970-7383 points to some of really, really difficult to under- his cattle grazing stand,” said Michael Kelsey, exec- Online Editor Chris Hughes ...... 970-7329 Continued from Page 1A on thin pasture. utive vice president of Nebraska Due to the sum- Director, Interactive and New Media For others, time is rapidly run- Cattlemen. mer’s record Nick DeLorenzo ...... 970-7152 ning out as they try to hold on. With no grass for grazing, Eg- drought and heat Photo Editor Their decisions will affect the his cattle oper- gerling cut corn and soybeans Clark Van Orden ...... 970-7175 price and supply of meat for stunted by the drought to use as ation is in bad Community News ...... 970-7245 months, perhaps years, to come. shape. Eggerling cattle feed. But that will soon run “I’d like to see every one of the out, he said, and he’ll send ani- E-MAIL would normally News tips: [email protected] senators and congressmen go out graze his 100 mals he can’t feed to slaughter. Community News: [email protected] into one of these widespread, head of cattle Because they haven’t reached drought-stricken areas and spend through Septem- their full weight and he’s paid by aday,” said Eggerling, 44, of Mar- ber, but the the pound, he’ll take a loss. tell, Neb. “Walk around and see drought has left It’s not clear how much money BUILDING the effects of what’s going on. his pastureland individual ranchers would re- Look at the local economies and barren. ceive even if Congress passed the TRUST see what’s going to happen to House bill upon members’ re- them. Then they can go back to AP PHOTO turn. The estimated $383 million The Times Leader strives to Washington with a real perspec- disaster relief package would be correct errors, clarify stories tive and say, ‘Hey; we need to do last week that the federal govern- “It’s not like we can hold our with grazing on some federal divvied up among eligible appli- and update them promptly. something.’ ” ment will buy up to $170 million products — like setting a shirt on land, hay is in short supply. cants, and a number of factors Corrections will appear in this Most farmers are having a hard worth of pork and other meat for ashelf until it sells for the price The House approved $383 mil- would be considered in deciding spot. If you have information year with drought and unusually food assistance programs in an ef- we set,” said Kristen Hassebrook, lion in disaster relief earlier this awards. Some may get nothing. to help us correct an inaccu- warm temperatures in the middle fort to help drought-stricken aspokeswoman for the Nebraska month, but Congress went home Others could get tens of thou- racy or cover an issue more of the country burning up every- farmers. The Defense Depart- Cattlemen, a trade group. “We before the Senate acted on the sands of dollars. thoroughly, call the newsroom thing from corn to cabbage. But ment also was expected to en- can’t just tell that steer or heifer bill. The Senate had previously Eggerling said any aid will like- at 829-7242. ranchers are in a particularly pre- courage its vendors to speed up to stop eating for a couple of days passed a disaster aid package as ly come too late for him. If Con- carious position because most meat purchases in an effort to until the market share goes up. If part of a five-year farm bill, but gress had passed a bill before the don’t have access to federally sub- prop up prices with a glut on the we can’t feed that animal, we have GOP leaders in the House refused break in early August, he could sidized insurance programs that market expected in the next few to sell it for whatever the price is to bring that to a vote because have hastily made arrangements cover crops like corn and soy- months. that day.” many Republicans object to the to buy hay. Two weeks further in- beans. Feed prices soared amid the The Obama administration al- nearly $80 billion included for the to the drought, it’s almost impos- Private companies won’t in- drought, and livestock farmers so has offered low-interest emer- food stamp program. sible to find feed that doesn’t have sure grazing land because it’s too have been selling off animals for gency loans, opened federal land The standoff left ranchers un- to be shipped from several states +(ISSN No. 0896-4084) hard to predict losses, and ranch- months as they run out of money. for grazing and distributed $30 certain about what to do: Should away at exorbitant prices, he said. USPS 499-710 ers say pilot programs tested by The meat is expected to hit gro- million to get water to livestock. they buy expensive feed, assum- For aid to matter now, Con- the U.S. Department of Agricul- cery stores this fall, with prices Farmers say they’ll take what ing the federal government will gress also would have to open all Issue No. 2012-233 ture are too expensive and pay dropping briefly and then rising help they can get, but emergency ultimately help them pay the bill, federal conservation land for Newsroom 829-7242 out little when there’s a loss, Ne- early next year. Meanwhile, farm- loans come with a tangle of red or should they sell their cattle at a grazing or cutting hay and make [email protected] Circulation braska Farm Service Agency di- ers are getting a fraction of what tape and aren’t available to every- loss, knowing they may find out sure those selling hay from feder- Jim McCabe – 829-5000 rector Dan Steinkruger said. their animals would normally be one. 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WEST PITTSTON Library hosts kids’ mural No more musical chairs for shows Though the West Pittston Library suffered major damage as a result the Suzuki School for Strings can now “We have a room that’s big Susquehanna River flooding last Sep- tember, the library is using the event as house concerts and classes in new enough to hold our concerts away to educate its young readers on Plains Township location. in now, so we no longer need the natural cycle of flood and drought, the rhythm of any river. to find a place separate from The organization will host the cre- By SARA POKORNY the school to do that.” ation of a kids’ mural depicting a scene [email protected] PLAINS TWP. -- Have space, will Peter Brubaker along the Susquehanna as it is much of Cello and piano instructor the time, a peaceful stream flowing travel – that was the method the Suzu- past a quiet town. ki School for Strings used to employ in Children from ages 7 to 11 are wel- order to put on concerts when it was in come to participate on Sept. 1, 8, and its former Kingston location. Now that The Suzuki School, which specializ- 15 from 1to 4 p.m. in the library at 200 the school is located next to the River es in instruction for violin, viola, cello, Street Jazz Café , that’s no longer the bass and piano, educates around 100 Exeter Ave. to help create this piece of case. students. Jean Supplee Brubaker, who art. “We have probably twice the room teaches cello and bass, said that No special training or talent is re- here,” Peter Brubaker, cello and piano though the school loved the old loca- quired and all supplies will be provid- instructor at the school said. “We have tion, it simply outgrew it and needed ed. For more information, contact the aroom that’s big enough to hold our more space. library at 654-9847. concerts in now, so we no longer need “We’re always growing and we want NIKO J. KALLIANIOTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER to find a place separate from the school Adam Sipler, left, practices the violin Sunday morning at Suzuki School for ROSS TWP. to do that.” SeeSUZUKI, Page 12A Strings in Plains Township. Pictured also are Emily Mazur and Ben Brubaker. Boback offers vets aid State Rep. Karen Boback, R-Harveys PITTSTON TOMATO FESTIVAL Lake, listed the dates and hours of her satellite offices and Lots to see for veterans’ assist- ance for the month of Simmering success September. •9a.m. to noon on charity Sept. 5 at the Conyng- ham Township Munic- ipal Building, 10 Pond Boback Hill Road. train trip •7p.m. to close Sept. 5 at Dennison Township Munici- pal Building, 76 Walnut St. •9a.m. to noon Sept. 6 at the Salem excursion Township Municipal Building, 38 Bom- boy Lane. •10 a.m. to noon Sept. 11 at the Greater Pittston Charity Train Ride Dorrance Township Municipal Build- features 1920s-era train cars pulled ing, 7844 Blue Ridge Trail. •1p.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 11 at Wright by a diesel locomotive. Township Municipal Building, 321S. Mountain Blvd. •9a.m. to noon Sept. 13 at the By MARY THERESE BIEBEL [email protected] Northern Columbia Community and Maybe you like trains, or downtown Cultural Center, 42 Community Drive, Jim Thorpe, or you want to support Benton. three Pittston-area charities. •10 a.m. to 1p.m. Sept. 26 at the Whatever your motivation, if you sign Shickshinny Senior Center, 19 W. Vine up for a Sept. 9 railroad excursion from St. Duryea to the his- For questions about these office toric Carbon Coun- IF YOU GO hours, residents may contact Boback’s ty town, you’ll pass district offices located in Sweet Valley What: Greater miles of impressive Pittston Charity at (570) 477-3752 or in Tunkhannock scenery on the 116- Train Ride rail at (570) 836-4777. Residents can call mile round trip, excursion from toll-free at (800) 278-3930. which meanders Duryea to Jim Aclaims consultant from the Wilkes- through Lehigh Thorpe When: Departs 9 Barre Veterans of Foreign Wars will be BILL TARUTIS PHOTOS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Gorge State Park. “It’s one of the a.m. Sept. 9 from at her Sweet Valley office, 5929 Main Melissa Rhodes of Kingston, left, gets a sample of tomato sauce from Greater Pittston YMCA’s Jenna Gupko, right, Duryea and returns Road, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 18 to and Robert Duliba at the Sauce Wars booth at the Pittston Tomato Festival on Sunday afternoon. prettiest stretches approximately 6:45 address questions and concerns of local on our railroad, that evening veterans and their families. Appoint- with mountains, Benefits: Greater ments are not necessary. Attendance is up for four-day festival trees and the (Le- Pittston YMCA, Pittston Memorial The Department of Veterans Affairs’ high) river,” said By JERRY LYNOTT Laura Kennedy, di- Library and Care mobile veterans center will visit the and Concern Free [email protected] rector of the pas- Cross County Complex in Tunkhan- Health Clinic. PITTSTON – When a hometown senger department nock from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 17 Info: Gloria at guy wins the prize for best marinara for the Reading 570-693-0766 or and at the Dallas Shopping Center on sauce at Pittston Tomato Festival, it’s and Northern Rail- Tina at 570-407- Memorial Highway from 10 a.m. to 2 home cooking for sure. road. 0579. p.m. Sept. 28. Appointments are not Restaurateur Sam Marranca took When the train required. the trophy, beating six other restau- reaches Jim Some of the services provided at the rants in the Sauce Wars competition. Thorpe, participants will have several center include individual, group, family The recipe featured at his restaurant hours to explore the borough, which fea- and bereavement counseling, medical Café Italia on River Road received the tures plenty of Victorian architecture, a referrals, assistance in applying for most votes out of the 705 cast over the historic mansion and a historic jail. four-day festival that ended Sunday veterans benefits, employment counsel- There’s a museum with information on night. Voters paid a dollar to sample ing, guidance and referrals, and alcohol the seven sauces and the proceeds the life of the famous American Indian and drug assessments. went to the Greater Pittston YMCA. athlete Jim Thorpe, who excelled at the “It’s an old family recipe,” Marranca 1912 summer Olympics in Stockholm, PENN FOREST TWP. said. Sweden, and there are many restaurants Tomatoes are in it but good luck get- and shops. County man is charged ting the other ingredients from him. “There’s a purse shop there that I just “It’s not for sale,” he said. love,” said Cathy Rusnok of Port Griffith, State police said they charged a Marranca, 61, was surprised to get aretired teacher who has taken two pre- Luzerne County man with making the call telling him he won. He was ly- The runners-up and winners of the Little Miss and Mister Pittston Tomato vious train excursions to the town. “If terroristic threats and disorderly con- ing down at home after coming back get together at the conclusion of the pageant Sunday morning. From left: you go up Race Street, you’ll find a duct after he blocked a Carbon County runner-up Reece Fisher, Little Miss Pittston Tomato Vanessa Maslowski, highway with his truck and refused to SeeFESTIVAL, Page 12A Little Mister Pittston Tomato Mikey Colarusso and runner-up Trip Foley. SeeTRAIN, Page 12A move it early Sunday morning. Donald Brozoski, 50, of Drums, was arraigned Sunday afternoon before District Judge Joseph D. Homanko Sr. and was being held in Carbon County Could be last year for borrowed funds to balance budget jail under $250,000 bail. According to state police at Lehight- on, troopers were called about 6 a.m. Luzerne County The county can’t afford to spend bor- segregated and will seek a public re- Sunday for an individual, identified as Councilman Rick Wil- JENNIFER rowed funds on municipal and commu- quest for county banking services to Brozoski, sitting in a pickup truck liams asked county nity projects, which has happened in maximize interest earnings. parked across both lanes of Route 903 Manager Robert Law- LEARN-ANDES the past, he said. The county had $21million depos- in Penn Forest Township, police said. ton if he will rely on “I’m not going to be in the business of ited in one local bank, and the bank fees borrowed funds to borrowing money to give it away,” Law- exceeded interest receipts, he said. State police said Brozoski refused to REPORTERS balance the 2013 bud- NOTEBOOK ton said. •Lawton told county Councilman comply with the troopers’ commands get. Past county officials have portrayed Stephen A. Urban Tuesday the merger and threw several objects from his The practice has contributed to the day’s council meeting. the multitude of earmarks to outside of the civil and criminal records offices truck. county’s more than $400 million debt “You’re darn tootin’,” said Lawton, entities as necessary quality-of-life and will be implemented soon. The offices Brozoski is also charged with block- load. Williams had criticized council’s who has become known for sprinkling economic development investments. are under the same division in the new ing a highway, propulsion of missiles 2012 amended budget because it used humor in his presentations and re- •Council members asked Lawton home rule government. onto a highway, making a bomb threat $1.4 million borrowed with interest for sponses. about his progress consolidating rough- •Proposals to develop the Hotel and several summary offenses, accord- capital projects to help repay debt. Lawton said he will spend capital ly 70 to 100 county bank accounts. Sterling in downtown Wilkes-Barre are ing to court records. “This is the last year we’ll do that?” funding on projects that improve the Lawton said the administration is de- From The Allentown Morning Call Williams asked Lawton during Tues- county’s productivity and efficiency. termining which accounts must remain SeeBUDGET, Page 12A CMYK

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WikiLeaks founder appears in public police. Julian Assange, for first time since taking refuge in Ecuador’s President Rafael Correa on founder of Wiki- Thursday granted Assange asylum and Leaks, speaks Sun- Ecuador’s embassy in Britain. he remains out of reach of British au- day from a balcony thorities while he is inside the country’s of the Equador Em- embassy. Britain insists that if he steps bassy in London. By DAVID STRINGER outside, he will be detained and sent to Assange called on Associated Press Sweden, as by law it must meet the obli- President Barack LONDON — WikiLeaks founder Ju- gations of a European arrest warrant. Obama to end a ‘witch hunt’ against lian Assange urged President Barack Praising Correa, Assange said “a cou- the secret-spilling Obama to end a so-called “witch hunt” rageous Latin American nation took a WikiLeaks orga- against his secret-spilling website, ap- stand for justice,” in offering him sanc- nization. pearing in public Sunday for the first tuary, but did not refer to the Swedish time since he took refuge two months allegations against him. Instead, he at- ago inside Ecuador’s Embassy in Lon- tempted to shift attention to what he don to avoid extradition to Sweden on claims are preparations in the U.S. to AP PHOTO sex crimes allegations. punish him for the publication by Wiki- AP PHOTO The 41-year-old Australian, who has Leaks of a trove of American diplomatic plot to make him stand trial in the U.S. Ecuadorean flag, standing just yards Smooth sailing for historic war ship fought for two years against efforts to and military secrets — including —something disputed by both Swedish away from British police officers. The USS Constitution is escorted by a send him to Sweden for questioning 250,000 U.S. Embassy cables that high- authorities and the women involved. “The United States must dissolve its tugboat Sunday in Boston Harbor. The over alleged sexual misconduct against light sometimes embarrassing back- “I ask President Obama to do the FBI investigation. The United States early-19th-century heavy frigate, the two women, addressed several hundred room dealings. right thing. The United States must re- must vow that it will not seek to prose- U.S. Navy’s oldest commissioned war supporters and reporters as he spoke Assange and his supporters claim the nounce its witch hunt against Wiki- cute our staff or our supporters,” he ship, sailed under her own power from the small balcony of Ecuador’s Swedish case is merely the opening Leaks,” Assange said, speaking from a said, wearing a formal blue shirt and red Sunday for the first time since 1997. mission, watched by dozens of British gambit in a Washington-orchestrated first-floor balcony decorated with an tie. The sail was held to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the victory over HMS Guerriere in the War of 1812.

NEWARK, N.J. Holiday brings lull in fighting Sides take Second flight makes return second United flight departing Syrian President Assad prays at a time for ANewark Liberty International Air- port in the last two days has had to mosque in his first appearance in return after an emergency. public since bomb attack. The Federal Aviation Administration says United Flight 409 bound for Seat- religious tle returned to the airport at about 9:15 By BEN HUBBARD a.m. Sunday after reports of possible Associated Press smoke in the cabin and cockpit. ALEPPO, Syria — A brief lull in fight- No injuries were reported. ing for a Muslim holiday Sunday allowed reflection The emergency landing was the residents of Aleppo to take stock of their second in as many days at Newark. On losses after three weeks of intense battles Obama and Romney rest up Saturday night, a United flight bound left many in Syria’s largest city strapped for Germany had to return to the air- for cash, separated from loved ones and before campaign’s final 11 port after experiencing engine prob- scared of more violence ahead. weeks and conventions. lems. In the capital Damascus, President On Sunday, the FAA said one of the Bashar Assad prayed at a mosque in his engines on the Berlin-bound flight first appearance in public since a bomb at- By CHARLES BABINGTON apparently overheated on takeoff. An tack killed four of his top security advis- Associated Press agency spokesman says that contrary ers on July 18. WOLFEBORO, N.H. — Presi- to published reports, the aircraft didn’t Thousands across the country dent Barack Obama and Repub- blow a tire during takeoff. marched against Assad in mosques and lican challenger Mitt Romney cemeteries after special dawn prayers SAN FRANCISCO marking the start of the three-day Eid al- spent a quiet Sunday attending Fitr holiday, which caps the holy month church with their families, rest- New fire forces evacuations of Ramadan. The holiday — usually a joy- ing up for the campaign’s final 11 weeks and the approaching Thousands of people have been told ful time to remember the dead, dress up in new clothes and visit family — fol- party nominating conventions. to leave their homes as a wildfire burn- While the Romneys enjoyed ing Sunday in thick forest threatened lowed a particularly bloody Ramadan when fighting erupted in Syria’s two beautiful sunshine in New rural communities in far Northern largest cities, bringing large civilian pop- Hampshire, California. ulations under fire and causing a spike in and the Oba- The fire that sparked around 11:30 the death toll. mas endured a.m. Saturday has destroyed four “There is no holiday,” said Mohammed rain in Wash- homes and consumed nearly 11 square Radwan, 34, standing near an apartment ington, both miles near the towns of Manton, Shin- building in Aleppo’s Tariq al-Bab neigh- men sent top gleton, and Viola, fire spokesman Da- borhood, which was hit by an airstrike the advisers to the niel Berlant said. About 3,500 homes day before. “The electricity comes and Sunday talk spread out across a rural area along the goes, the jets fire on us and no one has any shows. These Obama border of Tehama and Shasta counties work. All we’ll do today is clean up the surrogates are threatened, he said. rocks and rubble.” “A good majority are immediately sparred main- Nearby, a group of men coated in gray ly over Medi- threatened and a good number are in cement dust searched the wreckage of the path of the fire,” Berlant said Sun- care and taxes, the strike for the bodies of two young just as the can- day. “We will be battling it hard today girls, aged 2 and 14. to protect as many of those homes as didates them- The fighting in Aleppo has marked the selves have possible.” first time that Assad has relied heavily on done for days. Romney The cause of the fire has not been air power to bomb and strafe rebel forces Obama and determined, but officials said it started who have grown adept at challenging after a series of lightning strikes in the ground troops. The poorly armed opposi- AP PHOTO Romney plunge back into heavy area. tion fighters are largely helpless against Syrians search for the bodies of two girls thought to be under the rubble of a campaigning and fundraising near-daily airstrikes by attack helicopters building hit during an airstrike by Syrian government forces in Aleppo on Sunday. this week. Targeted states in- ST. LOUIS and fighter jets, and the attacks often kill clude Ohio, Nevada and New or terrify civilians. As many as 200,000 more than 40 people cast a pall over holi- blankets and mats to camp out in the ol- Hampshire. Rape but no pregnancy? have fled Aleppo, either to nearby villag- day prayers in the town of Azaz near the ive groves around town, fearing another The debate’s dominant topic Turkish border. Only about 100 men attack on the holiday. remains how to tame Medi- Rep. Todd Akin, Missouri’s GOP es or to refugee camps in Turkey. showed up to pray in the Hadideen “We should all be wearing new clothes care’s explosive growth without Senate candidate, has questioned But after three weeks of battle, the gov- mosque with its salmon-colored minaret and be freshly groomed, but look at us,” hurting the millions of elderly whether women can become pregnant ernment has still not managed to defeat when they’re raped. the rebels — a sign of the regime’s loos- bearing the scars of a shell blast. said Abdullah Sayid, pointing to his own Americans, and future retirees, Akin said in an interview with St. ening grip on the country. Residents said many families fled the stubbly chin and the glum faces of the who count on it to pay for Louis television station KTVI released An airstrike on Wednesday that killed town after the strike. Others packed up men around him. “Nobody feels like it.” health care. Sunday that pregnancy from rape is TV interviewers pressed “really rare.” A video of the interview is Romney aides to explain how posted on the station’s website. the GOP ticket can restore a Akin has said he opposes most abor- Nyad keeps steady in swimming record attempt proposed $716 billion cut in tions, and said in the interview that if a Medicare spending’s growth woman is raped, her body “has ways to over 10 years without worsen- shut that whole thing down.” The 62-year-old Los Angeles woman ing the program’s projected Akin has served six terms and has was said to be comfortable, confident Diana Nyad takes shortfall in funding. Moderators said he’s Missouri’s most conservative abreak after also noted that Romney’s run- congressman. He’s running against through Straits of Florida. reportedly being ning mate, House Budget Com- Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill. stung by a jellyf- mittee Chairman Paul Ryan of ish Saturday, off Wisconsin, originally joined MARIKANA, SOUTH AFRICA By PETER ORSI Havana, Cuba. Obama in backing the proposed Associated Press Nyad, who turns $716 billion, 10-year reduction. Miners must return to work HAVANA — Endurance athlete Diana 63 on Wednesday, Romney adviser Eric Fehrn- Nyad forged ahead through the Straits of is trying to be the strom told CNN’s “State of the Miners must return to work Monday first swimmer to Florida with renewed vigor Sunday in Union” that Ryan and Romney or face being fired from the platinum cross the Florida pursuit of a record 103-mile unassisted are now in accord. The $716 bil- mine where rivalry between unions Straits without a exploded into violence that led to the open-water swim without the aid of a shark cage. lion can safely remain in the deaths of 44 people in a week, Lonmin shark cage. program, he said, because Rom- PLC said Sunday. Thirty-four were The 62-year-old Los Angeles woman ney will “introduce choice and gunned down by police in one of the was said to be comfortable, confident AP PHOTO competition through more pri- worst displays of state violence since and steady at around 50 strokes per min- vate plans.” apartheid ended in 1994. ute after a harrowing night of painful jel- last night ... probably surviving.” dangerous box jellyfish, which forced her Romney also would trim ben- President Jacob Zuma declared a lyfish encounters — despite a new-and- At 18 hours into the swim, she had to cut short her second of two attempts efits for wealthier people and week of national mourning starting improved bodysuit she hoped would of- traveled 21.7 miles from Havana. Choppy last year as toxins built up in her system. gradually raise the eligibility Monday to commemorate the lives of fer better protection. seas were calmer, and her team reported At one point, with jellyfish particles ev- age. None of his proposed all South Africans who have died vio- Nyad was stung four times during the only a light wind. erywhere in the water, Nyad changed changes would affect Americans lently, especially the 44 at Marikana night on the neck, lips, hand and fore- Nyad had planned to don the bodysuit, strokes to keep her face out of harm’s now 55 or older. mine. head, according to members of her 50- which covers her from head to toe except way. Obama aide Stephanie Cut- Hundreds of rock-drill operators have member crew who updated fans through for holes for the eyes, nose and mouth, at “There are so many jellyfish,” said an- ter, also on CNN, said Romney’s been leading an illegal strike among social media. night, when jellyfish tend to rise to the other tweet. “Diana is swimming back- plan to keep the $716 billion in the mine’s 28,000-strong labor force. “Today is more like swimming,” one surface. But it apparently did not work as stroke right now leading with the cap- Medicare over 10 years would Threats of violence kept many more member quoted her as saying, via Twit- well as anticipated. covered part of her head to minimize do nothing to shore up the pro- away. ter. “I don’t know what you would call At least two of the stings were from the contact.” gram. CMYK

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AP PHOTO AP PHOTO Republican vice presidential candidate Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis. speaks Friday in Henrico County, Va. Vice President Joe Biden campaigns in Columbus, Ohio. Democrats are eagerly renewing their fight Ryan’s candidacy has drawn fresh criticism of past GOP plans for the Social Security program. against privatizing Social Security. Democrats again on attack against privatization

Until now, Social Security had ning for vice president, Demo- “Mitt Romney and Paul campaign spokesman Ryan Wil- “I guarantee you, flat guarantee you, there will be been largely absent from the crats hope to capitalize on the liams said. issue. support gradual reforms The trustees who oversee So- no changes in Social Security. I flat guarantee presidential campaign Bush’s proposal for private ac- to Social Security that cial Security say the trust funds you.” counts received a chilly recep- that support the program will tion from members in both par- protect current bene- run dry in 2033. At that point, Vice President Joe Biden By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER ties in Congress, though Ryan ficiaries from any bene- Social Security will generate on- Associated Press embraced it. Democrats used fit disruptions while ly enough tax revenue to pay hind this program and they will flat guarantee you.” WASHINGTON — Demo- the issue against GOP congres- about 75 percent of benefits, protect the citizenry and they ABiden adviser said later the crats are eagerly renewing their sional candidates in the 2006 strengthening the pro- triggering automatic cuts unless will not cut benefits,” said Eric vice president was merely reas- fight against privatizing Social election, when they regained gram to ensure that it Congress acts. Kingson, a Syracuse University suring the woman that her ben- Security now that Republican control of the House and Sen- During the 2008 campaign, professor who co-founded So- efits would not be changed. The presidential candidate Mitt ate. doesn’t go bankrupt.” Obama said he wanted to im- cial Security Works. “I hope to adviser spoke on condition of Romney has picked Paul Ryan “The very last thing we ought Ryan Williams prove Social Security’s finances hear that from the White anonymity because he was not as his running mate. It was a to be doing is putting at risk Romney campaign spokesman by applying the payroll tax to House. I have not heard that authorized to speak publicly fight that didn’t go well for the the retirement security of mil- annual wages above $250,000. It yet.” about the issue. GOP when President George W. lions of America’s seniors,” said is now limited to wages below Obama offered some princi- Obama campaign spokesman Bush pushed the idea in 2005. Rep. Debbie Wasserman $110,100, a level that increases ples to strengthen Social Securi- Adam Fetcher said the presi- In his 2010 “Road Map for Schultz of Florida, who heads verted from it, and that they with inflation. ty in his 2011 State of the Union dent “has put forward a set of America’s Future,” the Wiscon- the Democratic National Com- were voluntary.” Obama also pledged to op- address. principles to guide bipartisan sin congressman proposed a mittee. Romney’s current plan for So- pose raising the retirement age “We must do it without put- action to strengthen it for fu- plan to allow younger workers Until now, Social Security cial Security doesn’t mention or reducing annual cost-of-living ting at risk current retirees, the ture generations. Rather than to divert more than one-third of had been largely absent from personal accounts. Instead, he adjustments, or COLAs. “Let most vulnerable or people with laying the groundwork for a bi- their Social Security taxes into the presidential campaign. Pres- proposes a gradual increase in me be clear, I will not do ei- disabilities, without slashing partisan approach as the presi- personal accounts that they ident Barack Obama has yet to the retirement age to account ther,” Obama said at the time. benefits for future generations dent has done, Mitt Romney’s would own and could will to lay out a detailed plan for ad- for growing life expectancy. For Last year, however, Obama and without subjecting Amer- only solution would mean deep their heirs. dressing the issue, and his si- future generations, Romney put on the table a proposal to icans’ guaranteed retirement in- benefit cuts for future retirees. Ryan wrote that the accounts lence is drawing criticism from would slow the growth of bene- reduce annual COLAs during come to the whims of the stock His running mate, Paul Ryan would provide workers an op- advocates who supported him fits “for those with higher in- deficit-reduction talks with market,” Obama said in the was an architect of privatiza- portunity “to build a significant in the past. Romney has been comes.” House Speaker John Boehner, speech. tion.” nest egg for retirement that far more forthcoming with propos- Romney says tax increases R-Ohio. The talks ultimately Last week, Vice President Joe Romney’s campaign chided exceeds what the current pro- als, but Social Security has not should be off the table, and cur- failed and nothing came of the Biden made a more sweeping Obama’s inaction. gram can provide.” Workers 55 been a big part of his campaign, rent beneficiaries and those proposal, but it raised questions guarantee during a campaign “His failure to lead on entitle- and older would stay in the cur- either. near retirement should be about whether Obama would swing in southern Virginia, tell- ments has put the future of So- rent system. Romney, in his book, “No spared from cuts. honor his 2008 pledge. ing a customer at a diner that cial Security at risk,” said Wil- Romney hasn’t embraced the Apology,” said he liked the idea “Mitt Romney and Paul sup- “A national politician would Social Security will not be liams, the Romney spokesman. proposal, and Ryan, chairman of of personal accounts. But, he port gradual reforms to Social do well to strongly identify changed. “Mitt Romney is committed to the House Budget Committee, wrote, “Given the volatility of Security that protect current themselves with Social Security, “I guarantee you, flat guaran- ensuring that Social Security is didn’t include it in either of the investment values that we have beneficiaries from any benefit not just with rhetoric, but to be tee you, there will be no chang- there for future generations and federal budgets passed by just experienced, I would prefer disruptions while strengthening very clear that they understand es in Social Security,” Biden he has a comprehensive plan to House Republicans the past two that individual accounts were the program to ensure that it the pain people are experienc- told the customer, according to save Social Security with com- years. But now that Ryan is run- added to Social Security, not di- doesn’t go bankrupt,” Romney ing today, that they stand be- aWhite House pool report. “I monsense reforms.”

being hit by a wave of demo- SURPLUS graphics as aging baby boomers reach retirement, leaving rela- tively fewer workers behind to Continued from Page 1A pay into the system. In 1960, But once the surplus is spent, there were 4.9 workers paying the annual funding gaps start off Social Security taxes for each big and grow fast, which could person getting benefits. Today, make them hard to rein in if there are about 2.8 workers for Congress procrastinates. each beneficiary, a ratio that The projected shortfall in will drop to 1.9 workers by 2033 is $623 billion, according 2035, according to projections to the trustees’ latest report. It by the Congressional Budget Of- reaches $1 trillion in 2045 and fice. nearly $7 trillion in 2086, the About 56 million people col- end of a 75-year period used by lect Social Security benefits, Social Security’s number and that is projected to grow to crunchers because it covers the AP FILE PHOTO 91 million in 2035. Monthly ben- retirement years of just about Social Security Commissioner Michael J. Astrue said he is frus- efits average $1,235 for retired everyone working today. trated that little has been done to solve a problem that is only workers and $1,111 for disabled Add up 75 years’ worth of going to get harder to fix as 2033 approaches. workers. shortfalls and you get an aston- Marge Youngs, a 77-year-old ishing figure: $134 trillion. Ad- icant part of the campaign. AARP, the nation’s most pow- widow from Toledo, Ohio, said justed for inflation, that’s $30.5 Blahous, a Republican, warns erful lobbying group for older Social Security makes up most trillion in 2012 dollars, or eight that the magnitude of the prob- Americans, agrees. of her income. She’s reasonably times the size of this year’s en- lem is becoming so great that “I’m not suggesting we need sure that Social Security’s finan- tire federal budget. “Social Security’s days as a self- to wait 20 years, but we do have cial problems won’t affect her In present value terms, the financing program are num- time to make changes to Social benefits but worries about her Social Security Administration bered” if Congress doesn’t act in Security so that we can pay the children and grandchildren. says the shortfall is $8.6 trillion. the next few years. Democrat benefits we promised,” said Da- “We might not have to worry That means the agency would Robert Reischauer, Social Secu- vid Certner, AARP’s legislative about it, but it’s the next gener- need to invest $8.6 trillion to- rity’s other public trustee, is less policy director. “Let’s face it. ation coming up that will,” day, and have it pay returns of dire in his predictions but has Relative to a lot of other things Youngs said. 2.9 percent above inflation for told Congress that it needs to right now, Social Security is in Corryn Grace Freeman, 22, a the next 75 years, to produce act within five years. pretty good shape.” recent college graduate from enough money to cover the Others express less urgency. Columbia, Md., said she under- shortfall. “I would like to see Congress How it’s paid for; what we stands the federal government That’s the rate of return So- AP FILE PHOTO move on this tomorrow, but we get must address its growing bud- cial Security expects to get from Rolls of blank Social Security checks are processed at a U.S. Trea- do have 22 years before there is Social Security is financed by get problems but worries that its trust funds. The problem, of sury facility in Philadelphia. any cut in Social Security bene- a12.4 percent tax on wages. her generation will be “penal- course, is that Social Security fits,” said Sen. Bernie Sanders, a Workers pay half and their em- ized” for being born late. doesn’t have an extra $8.6 tril- current retirees while giving its plan for Social Security: rais- liberal independent from Ver- ployers pay the other half. Self- “It’s like we’re paying for the lion to invest. workers time to increase their ing the retirement age, reducing mont who heads the Senate So- employed workers pay the full current elderly, we have to save savings. benefits for medium- and high- cial Security caucus. “Compared amount. more for ourselves, and we Program chief frustrated “It won’t be easy but it’s just income workers and raising the to other crises — the collapse of The tax is applied to the first don’t get any help in the future,” Social Security Commissioner going to get harder the longer cap on the amount of wages the middle class, real wages fall- $110,100 of a worker’s wages, a Freeman said. “And not to men- Michael J. Astrue said he is frus- they wait,” Astrue said. subject to the payroll tax, all ve- ing for American workers, 50 cap that rises each year with tion we’re facing one of the trated that little has been done There is no consensus in ry gradually. million people having no health inflation. For 2011 and 2012, the toughest job markets that the to solve a problem that is only Washington on how pressing The issue has been largely ab- insurance — how would I rate tax rate for employees was re- U.S. has been faced with.” going to get harder to fix as the problem is. sent from this year’s presidential the Social Security situation? duced to 4.2 percent but is Tuesday: A look at ways to fix 2033 approaches. If changes are President Barack Obama cre- election. Neither Obama nor his Nowhere near as serious as scheduled to return to 6.2 per- Social Security and other op- done soon, they can be spread ated a deficit-reduction commis- Republican opponent, Mitt these and many other prob- cent in January. tions to the 77-year-old pro- out over time, perhaps sparing sion in 2010 but didn’t embrace Romney, has made it a signif- lems.” Social Security’s finances are gram. CMYK

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PETER J. (P.J.) DUNBAR, 59, of Donald Miller Jo Ann Miller Wilkes-Barre, passed away Friday morning, August 17, 2012. Born in August 16, 2012 August 19, 2012 Maryland, he was a son of the late Possibly John and Louise Dunbar. He at- onald Charles Miller, 78, of o Ann R. Miller, 77, of York, died tended GAR High School and DYork, died Thursday, August 16, J Sunday, August 19, 2012, at Ma- served with the United States Ma- 2012, at ManorCare Health Servic- norCare Health Services-Kingston rines. P.J. was an active member of es-Kingston Court. Court. American Legion Post 815, where He was the husband of Jo Ann She was the wife of Donald Char- he was a former commander and (Ronall) Miller, who died on August les Miller, who died August16, 2012. tainted currently served as second vice 19, 2012. Mr. and Mrs. Miller observ- Mr. and Mrs. Miller observed their commander. Surviving are sister, ed their 57th wedding anniversary 57th wedding anniversary on July 2, Mary Lou Mercurio and her hus- on July 2, 2012. 2012. band, William, Texas; three nieces. Donald was born in Lancaster on Jo Ann was born in Kingston on Funeral services will be September 24,1933, a son of the late January 28, 1935, a daughter of the lettuce held Tuesday at 1p.m. from Charles W. and Mary L. (Smith) late Charles and Margaret (Yan- the Chapel at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Miller. He was the Vice President chek) Ronall. She was an employee Hanover Township. Arrangements and Plant Manager of Bi-Comp for of Bell Telephone and worked in the have been entrusted to Bednarski 22 years. He also worked part-time accounting and traffic departments. &Thomas Funeral Home, Wilkes- at PA Auto Dealers Exchange. She was a 1952 graduate of King- Barre. recalled Mr. Miller was a 1951 graduate of grandson, Scott Alan Miller. ston High School. Her member- Mary Massaker, Slidell, La.; Connie William Penn Senior High School Afuneral service will be ships include Faith United Metho- Wood, Wilson, N.C.; and Susan CATHERINE (KITTY) JO- Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Their, Sweet Valley. NATHAN, 85, of State Street, Nan- and a U. S. Navy veteran of the Ko- dist Church of Hallam, Pa.; East Faith United Methodist Church,128 Afuneral service will be ticoke, passed away Sunday, Au- rean War. His memberships include York Gallopers; Pleasant Acres aux- There are fears product E. Market St., Hallam, with his pas- Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at Faith gust 19, 2012, at Wilkes-Barre Gen- Faith United Methodist Church of iliary and Faith U. M. Auxiliary. She shipped to Pennsylvania and eral Hospital. Hallam, York Club of Printing tor, the Rev. Alison Grove, officiat- enjoyed playing the piano. She United Methodist Church, 128 E. Funeral services will be held House Craftsmen and Susquehanna ing. Burial will be in Mount Zion loved her children and grandchil- Market St., Hallam, with her pastor, other states may have E. coli. Tuesday at 1p.m. from Davis-Di- Litho Club. Cemetery. A visitation will be from dren immensely. the Rev. Alison Grove, officiating. nelli Funeral Home, 170 E. Broad Donald is survived by two sons, 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Wednesday She was preceded in death by a Burial will be in Mount Zion Ceme- at the church. tery. A visitation will be from 9:30 St., Nanticoke. Visitation for fam- Keith Donald Miller and wife Sue brother, Andrew Ronall, and a Memorial contributions may be a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the church. The Associated Press ily and friends will be Tuesday Ann, York; Gregory Charles Miller grandson, Scott Alan Miller. from noon to 1p.m. A complete made to Faith United Methodist Memorial contributions may be SALINAS, Calif. — A Northern and wife Kathleen, Rochester, Church, 128 E. Market St., Hallam, Jo Ann is survived by two sons, made to Faith United Methodist obituary will appear in Tuesday’s Mich.; four grandchildren; two Keith Donald Miller and wife Sue California produce supplier said paper. PA 17406. The Etzweiler Funeral Church, 128 E. Market St., Hallam, brothers, Kenneth W. Miller, Red Li- Home and Cremation Service, 1111 Ann, York; Gregory Charles Miller PA 17406. The Etzweiler Funeral Sunday it is voluntarily recalling LYNANNE I. CROMER MOHN, on, and Gerald R. Miller, South Edi- E. Market Street, York, is in charge and wife Kathleen, Rochester, Home and Cremation Service,111 E. romaine lettuce that was shipped 51, Sunbury, died Sunday, August na, Minn. of arrangements, www.etzweiler- Mich.; four grandchildren; four sis- Market St., York, is in charge of ar- to19 states, Puerto Rico and Can- 19, 2012, after a battle with pan- He was preceded in death by a .com. ters, Marge Korth, Springfield, Va.; rangements, www.etzweiler.com. ada over fears about possible E. creatic cancer. Born on June 24, coli contamination. 1961, she was a daughter of the late Salinas-based Tanimura & An- Joseph and Ilona Wallace. Ly- James Alansky Sr. Bertha Baluta tle said the recall is limited to a nanne is survived by her husband, single lot of its Field Fresh Wrap- Jeffrey Mohn, Sunbury; daughter, August 18, 2012 August 18, 2012 ped Single Head Romaine that Tara Dudeck, and her boyfriend, was available at retail stores start- Mark Flecknoe, Wilkes-Barre; ames A. Alansky Sr., age 82, of ertha A. Baluta, 89, resident of Philadelphia Phillies fan and greatly ing Aug. 2. step-son, Joshua Mohn, Jim J Hanover Township, passed away enjoyed polka music. BBethel Hill Road, Shickshinny, Thorpe; grandchildren, Kamden on Saturday, August 18, 2012, at the While James was a truck driver, passed away at her home August 18, The lettuce is packed in a plas- and Brittanya Flecknoe; brother, VA Medical Center, Plains Town- he greatly enjoyed seeing and trav- 2012. tic bag with the UPC number 0- ship. Joe Cromer Jr., and his wife, Linda, eling many areas of the east coast of She was born February 2, 1923, a 27918-20314-9, and it may have a Born July 3, 1930, in the Preston Warrior Run; sister, Alicia Brod- the United States. “best by” date of Aug. 19. section of Hanover Township, he daughter of the late Joseph and Nel- ginski, and her husband, James, He was preceded in death by his lie Ryderowicz Giza. The company said about 2,095 was a son of the late Anthony and wife, the former Rosemarie Topor- Warrior Run; nieces, nephews, un- Bertha was a member of Holy cases were potentially affected. Helen Myzick Alansky. cer, who passed away in 2007, and cles and aunts. He attended Hanover area sister, Betty Wasilewski. Spirit Parish, St. Martha’s Church, Of those,1,969 cases were ship- Funeral will be held Wednes- schools and was a member of the Surviving are his son, James A. Stillwater, Pa., and was a member of ped to Puerto Rico and the fol- day at 10 a.m. at the Lehman Fam- former St. Aloysius Church of Alansky Jr., Wilkes-Barre Township; the Flower and Garden Society in lowing states: Alabama, Arkan- Wilkes-Barre. ily Funeral Service Inc., 689 Hazle grandchildren, James A. Alansky III the church. sas, Arizona, California, Georgia, Ave., Wilkes-Barre. Friends may He retired from the Wyoming Val- and his fiancée, Kelly; Jeffrey A. ley Sanitary Authority. Prior to this, She was employed for many years Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, call Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Alansky; Jennifer L. Alansky; Jillian he was employed for many years as a as a seamstress at Luzerne Outer- M. Alansky; great-grandson, Porter North Carolina, New Mexico, Ne- funeral home and Wednesday from truck driver for King Beverage of wear. James Alansky; brothers, Leonard vada, New York, New Jersey, 9:30 until time of service. Kingston. She was preceded in death by her Alansky and his wife, Betty, Mon- Pennsylvania, South Carolina, James was a member of the Penn- husband, Edward L. Baluta, and COREY R. COMSTOCK died toursville; Francis Alansky and his cedes Vinsko, William Vinsko III sylvania State National Guard from son, Edward R. Baluta. Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Saturday, August 18, 2012, at wife, Pat, Hanover Township; sis- and Margaret Vinsko. 1945 to 1946. He then served in the Surviving are daughters, Dorothy Washington. home. He was a lifelong resident of United States Army from 1947 to ters, Joan (Tootsie) Abraham and AMass of Christian Burial will her husband, George (Abie), Wilkes Ebert and her husband, Anthony, The product was packed with Mehoopany. He loved hunting, 1949. During this time, he briefly be held in St. Martha’s Church, Still- Barre; Helyn Alansky, Mountain Rochester, Minn.; Deborah Melvin either 12 or 18 heads per case. fishing, canoeing, working in the served as a member of the Honor water, on Tuesday at 11 a.m., with Top; numerous nieces and neph- and her husband, Robert, Hanover The recall was being conduct- garden and especially loved play- Guard and was stationed at the the Rev. Donald Williams officiat- Tomb of the Unknown Solider. He ews. Township; Patricia Van Fossen and ed in consultation with Food and ing with his grandsons. He is sur- ing. Friends may call at the church also served in the United States Na- Funeral services will be her husband, Paul, Shickshinny; Jo Drug Administration, and was vived by four children, three Wednesday at 7 p.m. from the from10:15 a.m. until time of service. vy from 1950 to 1954 on the U.S.S. Ann Ftorkowski and her husband, based on the testing of a random grandsons and many other family S.J. Grontkowski Funeral Home, Interment will be in the parish cem- Salem, where he received the Na- Stanley, Shickshinny; grandchil- and friends. 530 W. Main St., Plymouth. Family etery at St. Martha’s. sample by the Canadian Food In- tional Defense Service Medal, the dren, Dustin Ebert, Anthony E. Eb- Funeral services will be held Navy Good Conduct Medal and the and friends may call from 5 p.m. un- Arrangements are by Clarke Piatt spection Agency. ert, Stanley (Lee) Ftorkowski III, on Thursday at 10 a.m. from the Navy Occupation Medal with Eu- til time of service. He will be in- Funeral Home Inc., 6 Sunset Lake There have been no reported terred in Indiantown Gap National Scott P. Van Fossen, Paula Vinsko; Sheldon-Kukuchka Funeral Home ropean Clasp. Road, Hunlock Creek. illnesses associated with con- Cemetery next to his wife, Rosema- three great-grandchildren, Mer- Inc., 73 W. Tioga St., Tunkhan- He was a past member of the AM- sumption of this product. VETS Post 59, Hanover Township; rie. nock, with Pastor Peter F. Gesch- the V.F.W. Post 5267, Hanover In lieu of flowers, contributions winder of the Tunkhannock Unit- Township; and the American Le- may be made to the Children’s Hos- ed Methodist Church. Interment gion Post 781, Mountain Top. He pital of Philadelphia, 34th St. and will be in Vaughn Cemetery, Me- was a past chairman for the Hanov- Civic Center Blvd., Philadelphia, PA hoopany. Friends and family may er Township Democratic Organiza- 19104 or Hershey Medical Center, Reward increased in cop-killer case call at the funeral home on tion and a past commissioner for Pediatric Unit, 500 University Drive Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Hanover Township. Hershey, PA 17033. Please visit www.sjgrontkowskifuneralhome- For condolences, please visit Also, he was a coach for many years for the BILAA Little League of .com for directions or to submit on- after his shift at the 22nd Police son was involved in the slaying. www.sheldonkukuchkafuneral- Off-duty Philly cop was shot Hanover Township. He was an avid line condolences. District headquarters. Walker was in civilian home.com. down on the way to a bus Robbery is believed the pri- clothes, walking west on Cecil stop. Reward now $35,000. mary motive in the killing, po- B. Moore Avenue between 20th Barbara Young lice spokeswoman Tanya Little and 21st Streets when he was FUNERALS said this afternoon. shot multiple times just before August 19, 2012 By JONATHAN LAI Another police spokesman, 6o’clock Saturday morning. arbara J. Young, 72, of Third ANDRASKO – William, funeral 8:15 in Holy Cross Parish at St. Pa- and LINDA LOYD Lt. Raymond Evers, said earlier He was believed to be walk- B Avenue, Berwick, died Sunday a.m. Wednesday in the Charles L. trick’s Church, Delaware Street, The Philadelphia Inquirer in the day, that police were ing to catch a bus on his way morning, August 19, 2012, at Co- Cease Funeral Home, 634 Rey- Olyphant. Friends may call 5 to 8 PHILADELPHIA -- The re- working with the family to de- home after completing his shift lumbia Montour Home Hospice at burn Road, Shickshinny. Mass of p.m. today ward for finding the killer of termine if anything was missing at 22nd Police District head- Maria Hall, Danville. Christian Burial at 9 a.m. in Our NICHOLS – Fred Jr., memorial She was born May 15, 1940, in Lady of Mount Carmel Church, service 7 to 9 p.m. today in the Philadelphia police officer Mos- from Walker’s backpack and quarters. Hunlock Creek, and was a daugh- 2011 state Route 29, Lake Silk- Clarke Piatt Funeral Home Inc., 6 es Walker Jr. rose Sunday to wallet, which were recovered at He was apparently able to un- ter of the late William and Mary worth. Friends may call 6 to 8 Sunset Lake Rd., Hunlock Creek. $35,000, city and police officials the scene of the killing. holster his gun, which was Dubil Pudimott. p.m. Tuesday. PAYAVIS – Walter, funeral 10 a.m. said. On Saturday, Police Commis- found under his body at the Barbara was a manager for the BEHM – Patricia, funeral 9 a.m. today in the Wroblewski Funeral The money for information sioner Charles H. Ramsey an- scene. However, investigators Char Jewelry Company in the for- today in Frank J. Bonin Funeral Home Inc., 1442 Wyoming Ave., leading to the arrest and convic- nounced a $20,000 police re- do not believe he fired his Home Inc., 542 N. Wyoming St., Forty Fort. Mass of Christian mer Ames Department Store, re- tion was initially announced ward for the arrest and convic- weapon, Evers said. Hazleton. Mass of Christian Burial Burial at 10:30 a.m. in St. El- tiring in 1987. She also worked for Saturday at $30,000. tion, as well as an additional The $20,000 reward for infor- the former Keefer’s Army-Navy at 9:30 a.m. in Holy Name of izabeth Ann Seton Parish, 116 Investigators say they contin- $10,000 that was being offered mation in homicide cases is a Surplus Store. Jesus Parish at the Church of the Hughes St., Swoyersville. Friends She was a former Democratic Transfiguration, West Green may call 9 to 10 a.m. in the funer- ue to have few leads in the by the Fraternal Order of Police new initiative for Philadelphia, Committeewoman of 3-1, a Demo- Street, West Hazleton. al home. death of Walker, who was Lodge 5. announced in January. cratic Women’s Club member and CARLE – Lynda, memorial service PRIEBE – Verna, memorial service 11 gunned down Saturday morning The FOP reward was in- The reward, now offered as supported her children in whatev- for Lynda and her mother, Cathe- a.m. Sept. 15, in St. Paul’s Luth- as he was walking to a bus stop creased today to $15,000 for the standard practice in all homi- er activities they were involved in. rine, 1p.m. Saturday in Kingdom eran Church, Dallas. arrest of the suspect, Little said cide cases, was hailed as “a Barbara enjoyed camping, cross- Hall, Hildebrant Road, Dallas. ROGUS – Kathleen, Mass of Chris- CENTINI – John, memorial Mass 10 tian Burial 9:30 a.m. today in the in a statement this morning. game-changer” by Mayor Nut- word puzzles and spending time OBITUARY POLICY The increase comes as police ter at the time of its announce- with her grandchildren. She was a a.m. Saturday in Holy Savior Mercy Center Chapel. The Times Leader publish- say the investigation has turned ment. sensitive and caring Mom. Church, Wilkes-Barre. SCOUTON – Lillyanne, graveside COMITO – Catherine, funeral 10:30 es free obituaries, which In addition to her parents, she service 11 a.m. Wednesday in the up little information. Police continue to search for a.m. Monday in the E. Blake Dymond section of Orcutt’s Grove have a 27-line limit, and paid was preceded in death by her hus- “We don’t have much at all. witnesses and informants in the Collins Funeral Home, 159 George Cemetery, Noxen. obituaries, which can run band, Robert F. Young, who died in Our homicide investigators are investigation, and ask anyone Ave., Wilkes-Barre. Mass of Chris- SUDOL – Irene, funeral 10 a.m. with a photograph. A funeral 1991, ending a marital span of 33 really pressing to try to get with information to call 215- tian Burial at 11 a.m. in St. Bene- Tuesday in the Sheldon-Kukuchka home representative can call years. She also was preceded in some information, and leads, 686-3334. dict’s Church, Austin Avenue, Funeral Home Inc., 73 W. Tioga the obituary desk at (570) death by a brother, William Pudi- Wilkes-Barre. Friends may call 9 St., Tunkhannock. Friends may 829-7224, send a fax to (570) some evidence to see who this Tips can also be sent anony- mott, who died this year. a.m. until time of service. call 7 to 9 p.m. today. 829-5537 or e-mail to tlo- person is. Nothing as of yet,” mously through the www.philly- She is survived by two sons, CRISPELL – Ellen, memorial ser- ULIVITCH – William, Mass of Chris- [email protected]. If you said Evers. police.com website. Robert W. Young and his wife, vice 2 p.m. Sundayin the Forty tian Burial 10 a.m. today in Sacred fax or e-mail, please call to “They are putting everything “We’re working with investi- Wendy, Irmo, S.C; Randy L. Young Fort United Methodist Church. Heart of Jesus Church, 215 Lacka- confirm. Obituaries must be they have into it, but nothing gators, law enforcement officers and his wife, Lisa, Catawissa, Pa.; ESTOCK – Dawna, funeral 9:30 a.m. wanna Ave., Dupont. Friends may daughter, Karen Venditti, and her submitted by 9 p.m. Sunday has come in that is going to in the area,” Evers said. “We’re Tuesday in the S. J. Grontkowski call 9:30 a.m. until time of Mass through Thursday and 7:30 lead them to an arrest.” going to put as much time and husband, Thomas, Berwick; seven Funeral Home, 530 W. Main St., at the church. grandchildren, Matthew, Devin, p.m. Friday and Saturday. Police said they haven’t ruled effort as needed to bring this Plymouth. Friends may call 5 p.m. WASLICK – Lottie, funeral 10 a.m. Obituaries must be sent by a Erin, Allison and Jonathan Young; to 8 p.m. today. today in the Kopicki Funeral out whether more than one per- job in.” Nicholas and Kyle Venditti; broth- funeral home or crematory, GRANTEED – Samuel, memorial Home, 263 Zerbey Ave., Kingston. or must name who is hand- er Richard Pudimott and his wife, Mass 7 p.m. in the Oblates of St. Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 Margie, Lake Silkworth; sister, Be- ling arrangements, with Joseph Seminary Chapel, High- a.m. in St. John the Baptist address and phone number. IF NURSING HOME PLACEMENT BECOMES verly Boyle, and her husband, way 315, Laflin. Church. Friends may call today We discourage handwritten NECESSARY… DON’T PRESUME ALL IS LOST! Bruce, Dallas; and sister-in-law, HELFRICH – Charles, funeral 9 a.m. from 9 a.m. until time of service notices; they incur a $15 Sharon Pudimott, Hunlock Creek. today in Mamary-Durkin Funeral at the funeral home. 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OW THAT THE gov- chair of the SCAF who until re- ernment of Egypt is cently had also been the de- no longer under mil- fense minister for 21 years, and Nitary supervision, Sami Anan, the chief of staff of President Mohamed Morsi the army. Moreover, Morsi is- ought to reinstate that coun- sued his own constitutional try’s parliament and clearly af- declaration, largely reversing firm his will to uphold civil lib- the previous one, thus depriv- erties. ing the SCAF of its remaining After Hosni Mubarak, the aura of political authority. former president, was induced Prudently, Morsi has pro- to resign in February 2011, the moted officers who are very Supreme Council of the Armed much part of the military es- Forces ruled as a junta – if a tablishment, some of whom comparatively benign one. are known to be on good terms When Morsi took office as with the United States mili- president, the council passed tary. to him the headship of state The civilian presidency is that it had appropriated in good progress, 60 long years af- 2011, but not before issuing a ter the Free Officers’ Move- “constitutional declaration” ment coup d’état. But the pre- limiting the president’s pow- sent state of affairs offers very ers. It also dissolved parlia- little to counterbalance Morsi ment, following a court order. and the influence of the Mus- Now, the president has lim Brotherhood. Egypt needs asked for and received the re- aprovisional parliament. signations of Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, the former The Globe and Mail, Toronto

QUOTE OF THE DAY “We’ll definitely take him up on United Way striving to build a better Wyoming Valley it.” FORTY THOUSAND. It’s a Among our many dreams, we envision a Gabby Douglas big number. The gold medal-winning gymnast confirmed that she COMMENTARY community in which every child enters and fellow U.S. Olympian Jordyn Wieber, who have Yet 40,000 is the number of people who were helped school ready to learn and where the elderly been on a whirlwind tour since the Summer Games BILL JONES in London, intend to visit the White House, as per President Obama’s or supported in some fash- can age with dignity and have the support recent invitation. ion by your donations to they need in their golden years. the United Way of Wyoming The conviction we have for a better Wyom- Valley last year. This means one out of every ing Valley is stronger than ever. seven of us who lives in the Wyoming Valley Among our many dreams, we envision a to value and strive toward. Apromise to be broken is being touched by the kindness and gene- community in which every child enters As we work to fulfill the meaningful mis- rosity of those who support the United Way. school ready to learn and where the elderly sion of the United Way, we do so with effi- While it is unfortunate that such need can age with dignity and have the support ciency and effectiveness. It would not be RENCH PRESIDENT campaign promise to be Eu- exists in our community, it is not surprising. they need in their golden years. possible for all 25 of the agencies funded François Hollande, still rope’s anti-austerity flag-waver? The economic climate, an unemployment We imagine a time when vulnerable indi- last year to raise on their own what they no doubt ruing his gibe The answer is that he doesn’t. rate that is higher than the state and nation- viduals are no longer in the desperate grip receive annually from the United Way proc- F about Britain rolling Next month, reality kicks in al averages, financial crises at every level of of homelessness or addiction and when all ess. The United Way of Wyoming Valley out the red carpet for France to when he has to assemble the the public sector and last year’s flooding families can earn a sustainable income so works hard to keep costs of fundraising as take home Olympic medals, cel- kind of austerity package he impacted many of us. We all know family that all have access to affordable housing, low as possible and, above all else, we en- ebrated his 100th day as presi- campaigned so hard against. members, friends, neighbors and co-workers health care and good nutrition. sure donated dollars are used as intended. dent recently at his official holi- The Cour des Comptes, France’s who might have needed help. Sadly, equally We are hopeful that the lines to the soup Agencies that receive funding are well- day residence, on the French independent national auditor, large numbers continue to need help. kitchen or other social services will be screened and accountable to the outcomes Riviera. has set out the scale of the task. Ihave been at the United Way for seven shorter in the future and that today’s gener- leading to improved conditions for those The milestone was marked The government must find up to months and my first campaign as a profes- ation of children will have an even greater who are served. rather more violently in Amiens 12 billion euros in cuts this year sional is upon me. In preparation, I have met opportunity to succeed as they travel life’s Our community needs a strong and well- with overnight riots that left 16 and a further 33 billion next to with hundreds of donors, volunteers, part- journey. supported United Way. This year, we hope police officers injured. With re- meet the deficit reduction tar- ners and service recipients since January. I None of us can eliminate the barriers to a more donors are inspired to help their cord unemployment, particular- gets Hollande has signed up to. have done a lot of listening and heard sto- better tomorrow or battle social problems neighbors and others in need by investing in ly among the young, a torpid With his poll ratings already ries of why so many people contribute their alone. The origin of the United Way system the work of the United Way. Some 40,000 economy and a level of public on the slide, Hollande is quickly time and resources, or what help is still dates back 125 years when leaders got to- people continue to need help and will be debt that ministers describe as learning the price of making needed and what challenges individuals, gether to involve the whole community in grateful for your support. “crushing,” such upheavals reckless campaign promises that families and children still face. solving the most pressing problems of the might become more frequent. he knew could not be delivered. Even though I still have a lot to learn, my day. Much has changed since then, but the Bill Jones is the president and CEO of the United Against this backdrop, how The Telegraph, London appreciation for the critical and difficult emphasis on community and the goal of Way of Wyoming Valley. He can be reached at does Hollande make good his work of the United Way continues to grow. being united are the ideals we still continue 829-671 1ext. 230. Trade links signal progress MAIL BAG LETTERS FROM READERS Writer urges opposition SEND US YOUR OPINION Reader has bad feeling HE PACKAGE OF ec- velop its economy and improve Letters to the editor must include the onomic agreements the well-being of its people. of compressor station writer’s name, address and daytime about Romney’s bid signed by China and The growing trade links will phone number for verification. Letters T the Democratic Peo- provide the DPRK with the don’t reside in West Wyoming and, should be no more than 250 words. We am a senior citizen and very concerned ple’s Republic of Korea (North commodities and equipment because of that, the Luzerne County reserve the right to edit and limit writers about Mitt Romney as my president. He Korea) marks the solid pro- necessary to feed its people IZoning Hearing Board counts me as a to one published letter every 30 days. Ionly tells and shows us what he wants. I • Email: [email protected] gress that has been made in bi- and improve the productivity “citizen without standing” in the hearing want to know everything about Romney lateral trade and investment of its industry. • Fax: 570-829-5537 of the UGI natural gas compressor station. • Mail: Mail Bag, The Times Leader, 15 before I can even think about voting for cooperation. But what could be even more However, I’d like to remind everyone who N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 1871 1 him. They will not only help valuable is that such coopera- lives anywhere in the Wyoming Valley that By not showing more of his income tax boost the DPRK’s battered tion will enable China to offer the toxins produced by the proposed com- returns, I have come to the conclusion that economy. More importantly, the DPRK its expertise in ma- pressor stations don’t know where West We don’t want to go back to an era of he either didn’t pay taxes or he is hiding they will contribute to the naging a transitional economy. Wyoming ends and Dallas, Kingston, poor air quality in the Valley. We need to something. overall stability of the Korean China has made remarkable Swoyersville or any of our communities demand better of our decision-makers or My concerns: Romney has a lot of big- Peninsula. achievements in shaking off begins. let them know we will replace them with business donors to repay for his election. The agreements, which have poverty and finding a develop- The engines, tanks and associated equip- others who will stand up for our health, How many people will be out of work been reached at a time when ment path that best suits its ment have the potential to emit many tons safety and welfare. because their jobs will be sent overseas? 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PAGE 12AMONDAY, AUGUST20, 2012 ➛ NEWS THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com SUZUKI Service honors Continued from Page 3A to continue to do so,” she said. “We hope to do that here.” memory of soldier The Suzuki School for Strings was started by Jean’s mother, Lillian Supplee, in 1985. Staff Sgt. Eric Holman of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist at- “She put her blood, sweat Western Pennsylvania was tacks. He served with the 82nd and tears into this place, and Airborne Divi- among a lot of opposition to the killed in Afghanistan. “He was sion and be- Suzuki method,” Jule Supplee, very patri- came a member Lillian’s daughter and violin of the Army’s teacher at the school, said. The Associated Press otic and he Golden The Suzuki method was con- RENFREW—A soldier from Knights para- ceived by Japanese violinist just felt western Pennsylvania who was chute team, Shin’ichi Suzuki. that he killed in Afghanistan last week is which became “It’s based on the ‘mother being remembered by relatives as needed to tongue’ approach,” Supplee “like a family” amotivated and patriotic man for him, she said, “that the way a child who was a good son and father. do what he learns to speak its mother NIKO J. KALLIANIOTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER said. The Defense Department said needed to tongue is also how they learn to Jule Supplee directs students Sunday afternoon at Suzuki School for Strings in Plains Township. “He had Friday that 39-year-old Staff Sgt. play an instrument. It’s all do … .” planned to about sound, hearing it. The music becomes the symbol.” same names. This sentiment are so accessible to children. Eric Holman of Evans City was make the Army killed by an improvised explosive David Holman parent speaks to the child and “We introduce reading sepa- runs through the relationships The Suzuki School for strings is Father of late acareer,” Jan device on Wednesday in Ghanzi repeats words over and over; a rately from the playing,” Sup- between anyone involved with the only one of its kind in this soldier Holman said. child listens to a recording and plee said. “They use flash cards, the school. area. province. “He liked every- they imitate what they hear.” do work in workbooks, and then “We are very close with every- “Where would the world be His father, David, of Forward thing about it.” One major misconception they learn to incorporate the one who comes here,” Jean without music?” Jean said. Township, Butler County, told David Holman says his son re- about the Suzuki method, Peter two.” said. “The parents, the stu- “And actually, this is so much KDKA-TV that his son was a cently purchased an airplane and said, is that many believe stu- In addition to the family of dents. We’ve had some students more than music, what we do. bomb disposal specialist who was planning to take flying les- dents don’t read music. Jean, Jule and Peter, there are that come here as children and It’s discipline, perseverance, loved his job. sons when he got home next “When children learn to two other teachers: violist the play until they go off to college. self-esteem. There are social as- “He loved his country,” David month. He said he and his son, speak they don’t write the let- Rev. Gerard McGlone and vio- They come back and visit. In pects to it; children get to be Holman said. “He was very patri- who leaves behind a 7-year-old ters first,” Jean said. “They hear list and violinist Rachel Galassi, fact, we’ve played two weddings with other children, they learn otic and he just felt that he need- the sound and write the letter, who the other instructors are this month that were former how to follow a leader. In addi- son of his own, talked every which becomes a symbol for the quick to say are pretty much students’.” tion to the musical skills, there ed to do what he needed to do, week. words they’re speaking. Written family despite not sharing the It’s important that the arts are life skills being learned.” and he wanted to have an im- “He was an incredible guy. He pact.” achieved so many things in his His stepmother, Jan Holman, life,” David Holman said. “He told the Pittsburg Post-Gazette was a good son; he was a good fa- FESTIVAL dors had a pretty good night Sat- that Eric joined the Army after ther.” urday. Tim’s Chili & Salsa sold out of Continued from Page 3A its canned tomatoes. from the Make a Difference for Owner Tim Bartuska of Avoca the Kids Car Show at the Pitt- said he sold well over 450 jars to- 2die in Long Island ston Commons shopping center, tal of canned items. where his 1947 Lincoln Conti- “Each year it gets better and nental convertible was named better,” Bartuska said. “Best of Show.” The salsas and chili sauces The car’s color? What else, to- and tomatoes are made from the small plane crash mato red. fruit of the more 265 tomato plants grown in his garden. “Money couldn’t buy this,” he Litwin said by phone. Sabatelle’s Fine Italian Food The front of the plane landed said of his good fortune. Jane Unhjem, 60, of Goshen, The 29th annual festival did Market of South Main Street, on a tree-lined street flanked N.Y. died several hours after be- well, too. Pittston, had plenty of stuffed ri- with homes. “All the numbers are up,” fes- gatoni, pasta fagioli and sopper- ing hospitalized with burns. tival co-chairman Michael Lom- sattasalami sandwiches to sell. Her husband, Erik Unhjem, 61, bardo said. The market regrouped and was listed in serious condition at By VERENA DOBNIK There were more participants restocked its booth after a hectic Stony Brook University Medical and JENNIFER PELTZ BILL TARUTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER Saturday night, said Jane Saba- Center. in the 5-K run and Tomato Fight Associated Press on Saturday. Except for some Sam Marranca, owner of Cafe Italia in Jenkins Township, second telle. Authorities did not release the rain Friday, the weather was from left, receives the Sauce Wars trophy at the Pittston Tomato “This has been the top festival NEW YORK — A small plane name of a man who died at the Festival on Sunday night. From left: Jenna Gupko of the Greater carrying three people plummet- good. And the people turned out. for us,” she said. scene. Pittston YMCA, Marranca, 2012 Festival Queen Marina Maida, Bob Cappelloni of Duryea opt- ed into a residential Long Island The lack of construction in the It was not immediately clear and YMCA Executive Director Craig Lukatch. ed for the soppersatta sandwich street with a fiery crash Sunday, downtown helped. who was piloting the plane. “This year was all about get- with the works – fresh mozzarel- killing two people aboard as The crash tore down a tree and ting the downtown ready,” he attended the festival, he added, and early Sunday morning, an in- la and roasted peppers. neighbors tried to douse the damaged a car. But no one was said. but the trash cans in the down- dication of a large crowd. “Excellent,” he said after tak- flames with fire extinguishers hurt on the ground, and the plane It was hard to say how many town were filled Saturday night From what he heard the ven- ing a big bite. and garden hoses, authorities didn’t damage any homes, Ber- and witnesses said. gen said. The single-engine, propeller The FAA didn’t immediately TAX SALE BASICS He also doesn’t want the coun- through 2011. plane went down around noon in AUCTION ty stuck with the property if it Northeast Revenue removed Shirley, shortly after taking off release the plane’s identification • Sale starts: 10 a.m. Thursday in doesn’t sell Thursday. Properties about 170 of the 400 properties from nearby Brookhaven Calabro number or owner’s name, saying the county courthouse. left after free-and-clear sales go eligible for Thursday’s sale be- Airport, Federal Aviation Admin- those would be disclosed once Continued from Page 1A • Information: Call 825-1512 or at in the county repository, where cause of concerns that some lien authorities confirmed the condi- www.luzernecountytaxclaim.com istration spokeswoman Kathleen The former Loyal Order of they remain in limbo unless holders weren’t sufficiently noti- through the judicial sale link. Bergen said. tion of those on the ground. Moose Lodge 128 at 273 Stanton someone submits a purchase of- fied, Rodgers said. A special free- Bidders must register by 4:30 The front of the plane landed The National Transportation St. in Wilkes-Barre also is up for fer accepted by taxing bodies. and-clear sale will be held in No- p.m. Wednesday. on a tree-lined street flanked with Safety Board is to investigate the auction Thursday. • Research: Potential buyers may The basin, owned by RB vember for these properties, he homes — ending up about 100 cause of the crash. New Jersey resident Chris- visit the county mapping office in Wilkes-Barre LLC, was required said. The aircraft is a Socata TB10 the courthouse and the assessor’s feet from the nearest house and topher Bukowski bought the to allow construction of retail The company has added word- and is registered to a man in Or- 6,500-square-foot structure for office in the courthouse annex to properties in the land around it. ing to the sale listing urging pro- several hundred from half a doz- pinpoint the location and descrip- en others — and its tail plunged lando, Fla., the FAA said. $12,669 in March 2008 when it tion of properties they might Lower-elevation structures in spective buyers to research prop- Known as a Tobago, the model was listed in a prior back-tax auc- Wilkes-Barre could flood during erty titles before they submit a into a nearby construction trash want to purchase. is no longer manufactured. tion. Bukowski paid no taxes af- • Outstanding liens: Information heavy rain or melting snow if the bid. Searches should verify bin, said Jeff Litwin, who lives on Arepresentative for Socata, ter his purchase and owes on properties may be obtained at basin isn’t maintained or mal- Northeast Revenue has notified the street a few hundred feet from part of the Paris-based aerospace $25,972, county records show. the prothonotary’s office in the functions. everyone with a claim against a the crash on Helene Avenue. Numerous residential struc- courthouse. Bidders may visit the The Wilkes-Barre Township property about the upcoming He was in his basement when and defense company Daher, de- Tax Claim Office, also in the cour- tures and vacant land parcels are Planning Commission approved sale. he heard what sounded at first clined to comment. thouse, to verify all lien holders The plane was covered up later listed in the auction. have been notified of the sale. asubdivision plan in 2002 that al- “We work really hard at mak- like thunder, but he then heard One of the largest undevel- lowed the parcel holding the ba- ing sure everybody is served another explosion, realized it Sunday as police and firefighters oped plots is a 60.78-acre parcel sin to be separated, records properly, but bidders should still wasn’t the weather and went out- converged on the crash scene and off Rock Glen Road in Sugarloaf A5-acre catch basin in the show. do their own research,” Rodgers side. blocked off the road. Township owned by the Mead- Wilkes-Barre Township Com- Rodgers said other developers said. Aneighbor “was trying to put With a population of about ows at Sugarloaf Inc. A total mons shopping center anchored also have stopped paying taxes Property owners may get prop- out the fire with a garden hose, 26,000, Shirley is near Long Is- $12,738 in taxes are owed from by Target also is listed, but it may on unwanted catch basins, roads erties removed from the sale if but it was too hot and he couldn’t land’s southern shore and Fire Is- 2009 through 2011, records be removed. and scraps of land in an attempt they pay the back taxes before get to a person trapped inside,” land. show. John Rodgers, owner of North- to unload them after they’ve sold the sale, file for bankruptcy or The auction list also includes east Revenue Service LLC, the desirable properties or wrapped convince a judge that the proper- an office and storage building on county’s tax-claim operator, said up their construction projects. ty should be pulled. Eight prop- which boasts a fascinating old Wood Street in Wilkes-Barre he will discuss removal with the RB Wilkes-Barre is associated erties were removed from the Au- TRAIN player piano and many antiques, owned by Choice Properties county administration because with RD Management Corp. in gust 2011 free-and-clear auction and the former Carbon County LLC,whichowes$35,500inback he doesn’t want bidders to un- New York City. A total $219,000 because the owners filed for Jail, rumored to be haunted, are taxes from 2009 through 2011. knowingly purchase a liability. in taxes is owed from 2009 bankruptcy. Continued from Page 3A both scheduled to be open for church with Tiffany windows tours that day. that’s just spectacular, and a place The train excursion costs $65, council has the option to stop agenda says. posed council by-laws and fu- that sells homemade pickles and and proceeds will benefit the Pitt- BUDGET using 69 elected tax collectors The commission also will ture goals. salsa. ston Memorial Library, the Grea- to collect county property taxes seek an update on the number of •Councilwoman Elaine Mad- “It’s like stepping back in ter Pittston YMCA and the Care or keep them at the same or less employees who have signed an don Curry and Controller Wal- time,” she said. and Concern Free Health Clinic, Continued from Page 3A pay, officials say. agreement to abide by the ethics ter Griffith clashed Tuesday af- Part of the old-style charm of which operates out of the former due Wednesday. Wilkes-Barre The tax collectors receive code. Friday is the deadline for ter he publicly raised concerns the fourth-annual Greater Pitt- Seton Catholic High School. city and the property’s nonprofit $3.50 per bill and cost the coun- signatures. about the county Diversity Com- ston Charity Train Ride is the The need for the charities “has owner, CityVest, will review the ty about $400,000 annually, re- Some union employees have mission’s failure to follow proce- chance to ride in 1920s-era train really mushroomed,” said Dr. submissions. Three unidentified cords show. held off signing the agreement dures for spending county fund- cars, pulled by a diesel locomo- John Callahan, who tends pa- developers are expected to pre- Council must make a decision because of concerns the word- ing. tive. tients every Wednesday evening sent plans. by the end of the year because ing may contradict union con- Maddon Curry said commis- “It’s very relaxing,” said Gloria at the free clinic. In four years, op- •Tuesday’s county council tax collector seats will be on the tracts. sion members are careful with Blandina, one of the organizers, erating just one night a week, he work session has been canceled. 2013 election ballot. •Acouncil committee will taxpayer funding and said the is- who expects 450 people will sign said, “We’ve seen over 5,000 pa- •County council’s next meet- •The county’s Accountabili- meet at 6 tonight, also in the sue should be presented as part up for the trip. tients.” ing is at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 28 in the ty, Conduct and Ethics Commis- council meeting room, to dis- of a full audit when it’s complet- While they’re in Jim Thorpe, Admitting he’s a train buff, county Emergency Manage- sion will meet at 4:30 tonight in cuss the proposed county man- ed by Griffith’s office. she said, passengers might opt Callahan said he has found past ment Agency building on Water the council meeting room on the ager evaluation plan. Griffith said he spoke out be- for a ride on rented bicycles (a excursions to Jim Thorpe de- Street in Wilkes-Barre, with the first floor of the county cour- •The council’s new strategic cause he wants to ensure proper few miles pedaling, and they’d be lightful. tax collector debate slated for thouse in Wilkes-Barre. The initiatives committee will meet procedures are followed, and he back in the gorge), or simply ex- “People knew the train was the agenda. commission will vote on several at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the council said the specific matter he plore the town on foot. coming,” he said, “and they’d Under home rule, county pending ethics complaints, the meeting room to discuss pro- raised was not part of the audit. The Harry Packer Mansion, come out and wave as it went by.” CMYK

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LITTLE LEAGUE MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NFL PRESEASON Tennessee, Indianapolis’ Luck looks solid in loss Texas still unbeaten Clutch hitting key as Goodlettsville, Tenn., tops Petaluma, Calif.

By GENARO C. ARMAS AP Sports Writer SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT — AIMEE DILGER FILE PHOTO/THE TIMES LEADER After his home run sailed over the Officials from the Scranton-Wilkes- left-field fence, Brock Myers raced Barre Yankees helped the Plains Little around the basepaths as if he was League raise over $4,000 this summer. running a 40-yard dash. The team has been nominated for a The soft-spoken, Myers played it Golden Bobblehead for its efforts. cool later in front of reporters, but Tennessee manager Joey Hale in- sisted on giving the 12-year-old Myers and his clutch-hitting team- SWB Yanks mates the star treatment. Jayson Brown broke a 5-5 tie by hitting a 1-2 pitch down the right- field line for a two-out, two-run tri- ple in the top of the sixth, and honored for Myers followed with his two-run shot to left to lift the team from Goodlettsville to a 9-6 win over the prolific sluggers from Petaluma, fundraising Calif., on Sunday at the Little League World Series. Tennessee is unbeaten in the Team is nominated for a Golden tournament, joining Texas in the Bobblehead Award for its efforts to U.S. bracket after the San Antonio sluggers beat New Castle, Ind., help Plains Little League raise money. 13-3. In the international bracket nightcap, Japan’s Hajime Motegi By JOE BARESS hit a two-run blast to center with For The Times Leader one out in the bottom of the ninth Without playing a game at PNC Field this to beat Taiwan, 2-0. The13-year-old season, the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees Motegiwassohappyasherounded still managed to make an impact on the com- the bases that he jumped into the AP PHOTO munity. arms of his third-base coach down Pittsburgh Steelers running back Chris Rainey runs with the ball against the Indianapolis Colts in a preseason The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre organization the line before even reaching the game on Sunday in Pittsburgh. raised more than $4,000 plate. Both teams dominated from for the Plains Little “We’re the mound and flashed big league League Field. Its efforts defense. earned the Yankees a thrilled to Panama started off Sunday’s ac- nomination for the Gold- be nomi- tion with an 8-3 over Canada to re- en Bobblehead Award. “We’re thrilled to be nated for SeeLLWS, Page 6B Steelers rally for win nominated for something something of this caliber,” Ryan of this cal- Beardsley, community re- By WILL GRAVES but last week against St. Louis, lations and Play Ball! iber.” AP Sports Writer manager said. “To have a passing for a pair of touchdowns in a Ryan Beardsley PITTSBURGH — Andrew Luck 38-3 romp. He expected a sterner season where all our SWB Yankees shook off a pair of early intercep- test against the Steelers — who led games are on the road community tions to put together three second- the NFL in total defense for the while we’re under recon- relations and quarter scoring drives, giving the fourth time in the last nine years in struction and to still be Play Ball! Indianapolis Colts a halftime lead 2011 — and he got it. nominated by the MILB manager said. before the Pittsburgh Steelers ral- 26 24 Pittsburgh (No. 7) sent its first for the Golden Bobble- lied for a 26-24 preseason victory STEELERS COLTS string defense — minus injured head is wonderful.” Sunday night. stars James Harrison and Casey IfMinorLeagueBaseballPromotionSem- The top overall pick completed 16 took it 50 yards for a score. Hampton — after Luck from the inar attendees choose the Scranton/Wilkes- of 25 passes for 175 yards and added The pick hardly rattled Luck, who start. The Colts managed just one Barre organization, the Yankees will earn a1-yard touchdown run for the led the Colts to scores on three of first down on their first three pos- the Minor League Baseball Golden Bobble- Colts (1-1),who held their own their next four drives. By the time sessions, the third one ending with head award for Best Charity Promotion or against a perennial Super Bowl con- he left, Indianapolis (No. 32 in the Luck underthrowing Reggie Wayne Event. tender. AP Pro32) held a 17-14 at the break. on a sideline pattern that Taylor “It’s tough enough to get nominated for Ben Roethlisberger passed for 81 Rookie Danny Hrapmann kicked stepped in front of and took down something like this but when you don’t have AP PHOTO yards with a touchdown and an in- four second-half field goals for the the sideline for a touchdown. any games or in-game promotions or any- Goodlettsville, Tenn.’s Brock terception for the Steelers (1-1), Steelers, including the 22-yard win- “I turned around and the ball was thing like that and are still nominated for Myers (25) rounds third past who took an early 14-0 lead when ner with 23 seconds remaining. right there,” Taylor said. “I just had something like this it just goes to show how after hitting a solo-home run Ike Taylor picked off Luck’s pass and Luck dazzled in his preseason de- to make sure I caught it.” Sunday. SeeSWB, Page 6B

NASCAR Johnson falters; Biffle wins at Michigan

Greg Biffle takes race after with only six International Speedway, taking Jimmy Johnson’s No. 48 laps remaining. advantage when Johnson left the He lost the race track because of engine trouble. Chevrolet has engine trouble. —and the Johnson started the race from the NASCAR back because of an engine Sprint Cup change, and he couldn’t hold on By NOAH TRISTER points lead — at the end. He finished 27th. AP Sports Writer Biffle to Greg Biffle After Johnson’s mishap, there BROOKLYN, Mich. — Jimmie on Sunday. was a caution for oil on the track. Johnson looked as if he had al- “I got it turned around and was Biffle held off Keselowski by ready finished the hardest work. catching him, and then his en- 0.416 seconds in the green-white- After starting at the back of the gine failed,” Biffle said. “It was checkered finish. pack, he had moved up quickly, going to be a great race, no mat- Biffle took over the points lead, and when he passed Brad Kese- ter what. I felt like I could catch while Johnson dropped from first lowski for the lead on lap 191 of him, but we’ll never know. Pass- to fourth. Matt Kenseth moved 200, his No. 48 Chevrolet seemed ing him might have been a differ- up a spot to second despite a AP PHOTO to be the superior car. ent story.” Greg Biffle crosses the finish line to win the Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway Then Johnson’s engine faltered Biffle won the race at Michigan SeeNASCAR, Page 6B on Sunday in Brooklyn, Mich.

       
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Practices are Meyers at Wyoming Area Indianapolis at Syracuse, 7 p.m. RANGERS -$170 Orioles Sept. 14 at Huntsville Golf Club in Wyoming Seminary at Holy Redeemer Charlotte at Durham, 7:05 p.m. ar-Alabama 12 Michigan held on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. for 10 Toledo at Lehigh Valley, 7:05 p.m. Shavertown. Proceeds will benefit Nanticoke at Lake-Lehman Yankees -$107 WHITE SOX weeks. Call 822-1134 for more Hanover Area at MMI Prep Columbus at Louisville, 7:05 p.m. Rutgers 17.5 TULANE the TCMC student scholarship fund Rochester at Pawtucket, 7:05 p.m. A’S -$155 Twins information. Oklahoma 30.5 UTEP that will help defer the cost of SATURDAY MARINERS -$108 Indians Misericordia Baseball is hosting a H.S. FOOTBALL SCRIMMAGE ARIZONA 10.5 Toledo medical school tuition. Regis- Holy Redeemer at Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech, 10 National League summer exposure camp for high EASTERN tration and a continental breakfast a.m. WASHINGTON 14.5 San Diego St school players interested in play- COLLEGE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE NATIONALS -$127 Braves begin at 9 a.m. followed by a Penn Tech at Luzerne County Community College, Troy 5.5 UAB ing college baseball on Aug. 26. Noon PHILLIES -$145 Reds shotgun start at 10 a.m. The cap- At A Glance DUKE 4Florida Int’l The camp will run from 9:30 a.m.- All Times EDT METS -$195 Rockies tain and crew format is limited to LSU 43.5 NTexas 4:45 p.m., and will feature the first Eastern Division BREWERS -$150 Cubs 128 golfers. The cost is $300 per WLPct. GB organized baseball activity on the OREGON 35.5 Arkansas St golfer and $1,200 for a foursome, WHAT’S ON TV Trenton (Yankees) ...... 73 54 .575 — D’BACKS -$140 Marlins new Tambur Field. For details and September 2 which includes 18 holes of golf, a New Britain (Twins) ...... 68 59 .535 5 PADRES -$105 Pirates registration form, visit athletic- CYCLING Reading (Phillies)...... 67 60 .528 6 LOUISVILLE 14.5 Kentucky golf shirt, breakfast, lunch, dinner Binghamton (Mets) ...... 61 66 .480 12 DODGERS -$155 Giants s.misericordia.edu. 4 p.m. BAYLOR 11 Smu 1 and awards ceremony. Collared NBCSN — U.S. Pro Challenge, stage 1, Durango to Portland (Red Sox) ...... 60 66 .476 12 ⁄2 College Football shirts, slacks or Bermuda shorts Telluride, Colo. New Hampshire (Blue Jays) .5374.417 20 Favorite Points Underdog September 3 MEETINGS MLB Western Division VA TECH 7.5 Ga Tech are required. Sponsorships are 7 p.m. WLPct. GB August 30 CSN – Cincinnati at Philadelphia available. For more information, Akron (Indians) ...... 75 51 .595 — SCarolina 7VANDERBILT Crestwood Football Booster Club SNY – Colorado at N.Y. Mets 1 call 504-9619 or to register online, Bowie (Orioles)...... 68 59 .535 7 ⁄2 will have its monthly meeting Aug. 8 p.m. 1 Richmond (Giants)...... 64 63 .504 11 ⁄2 go to www.thecommonwealth- YES – N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Sox 22 at 7 p.m. at Tony’s Pizza. Par- 10 p.m. Altoona (Pirates)...... 59 67 .468 16 medical.com/golf. If you’re unable 1 ents of players are encouraged to ROOT – Pittsburgh at San Diego Harrisburg (Nationals) ...... 59 68 .465 16 ⁄2 to participate and would like to 10 p.m. Erie (Tigers)...... 53 73 .421 22 for 1lap; L.Cassill, 1time for 1lap. attend. 4-Blessed Victory (Er Carlson) ...... 5.80 contribute to the student scholar- ESPN2 — San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers Saturday's Games Top12 in Points:1. G.Biffle, 823; 2. M.Kenseth, 803; Hanover Area Boys Basketball MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Portland 9, New Britain 2, comp. of susp. game 3. D.Earnhardt Jr., 801; 4. J.Johnson, 795; 5. B.Ke- EXACTA (3-2) $34.20 ship fund, email Nina C. Dei Tos at New Britain 4, Portland 2, 8 innings selowski, 776; 6. M.Truex Jr., 763; 7. C.Bowyer, TRIFECTA (3-2-4) $191.60 Booster Club will meet on 7 p.m. 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $47.90 [email protected]. SE2, WYLN – Toledo at Lehigh Valley Richmond 4, Binghamton 0 757; 8. K.Harvick, 738; 9. T.Stewart, 728; 10. Harrisburg 2, Erie 1 SUPERFECTA (3-2-4-1) $615.80 Wednesday, Aug. 22, at 7 p.m. at LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL D.Hamlin, 727; 11. K.Kahne, 694; 12. C.Edwards, Knights of Columbus Council 302 New Hampshire 8, Altoona 3 689. 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $30.79 Noon Tubbies in Lee Park. Bowie 3, Trenton 2 NASCAR Driver Rating Formula PICK 3 (2-3-3) $89.80 of Wilkes Barre is hosting its ESPN2 — World Series, consolation game, Ram- Reading 1, Akron 0 PICK 3 (5-3-3) $89.80 Hanover Area Youth Soccer will stein, Germany vs. Kearney, Neb., at South Wil- A maximum of 150 points can be attained in a race. annual charities golf tournament Sunday's Games The formula combines the following categories: Thirteenth - $21,000 Trot 1:54.0 hold its monthly meeting Monday, liamsport, Pa. 8-Tober (Da Ingraham) ...... 42.40 12.00 3.60 August 25 at Sand Springs Coun- Portland 7, New Britain 4 Wins, Finishes, Top-15 Finishes, Average Running Aug. 20, at 6 p.m. at the Route 29 2 p.m. Akron 10, Reading 4 Position While on Lead Lap, Average Speed Under 3-Pilgrims Chuckie (Ge Napolitano Jr) ....4.00 2.80 try Club. For more information, call ESPN — World Series, elimination game, teams Binghamton 5, Richmond 2 Green, Fastest Lap, Led Most Laps, Lead-Lap Fin- 1-Mystery Photo (Ja Bartlett)...... 2.60 Sports Complex. All board mem- TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. EXACTA (8-3) $147.00 Joe Licosky at 239-0133 or Jerry Harrisburg 8, Erie 6 ish. bers are urged to attend. 4 p.m. New Hampshire 4, Altoona 2 TRIFECTA (8-3-1) $320.80 Nash at 262-8983. ESPN — World Series, elimination game, teams Trenton 4, Bowie 3 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $80.2 Wyoming Area Ice Hockey will hold TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Monday's Games HARNESS SUPERFECTA (8-3-1-4) $3,533.40 Little Flower Manor, St. Therese 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $176.67 its monthly parents meeting Aug. 6 p.m. New Hampshire at Binghamton, 6:35 p.m. Residence, and St. Luke’s Villa ESPN2 — World Series, elimination game, teams Reading at Harrisburg, 7 p.m. RACING LATE DOUBLE (3-8) $382.40 22, West Wyoming Boro. Building TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Bowie at Richmond, 7:05 p.m. Scratched: Mr Mcrail 13th Annual Golf Tournament will Total Handle-$329,585 at 7 p.m. WA Ice Hockey team’s 8 p.m. Portland at New Britain, 7:05 p.m. Pocono Downs Results be held at Mountain Laurel Golf ESPN2 — World Series, elimination game, teams Akron at Erie, 7:05 p.m. Pocono Downs Results annual Car Wash Fundraiser will be Club, White Haven, Sept. 14. There TBD, at South Williamsport, Pa. Altoona at Trenton, 7:05 p.m. Sunday held Aug. 25 from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. NFL FOOTBALL Tuesday's Games Saturday will be a 1p.m. shotgun start and New Hampshire at Binghamton, 6:35 p.m. First - $9,500 Pace 1:53.2 at Dileo’s Service Station in Wyom- 1p.m. 4-Moonliteonthebeach (Jo Pavia Jr)3.80 2.20 2.10 First - $10,000 Pace 1:50.3 the tournament will conclude with NFL ± Preseason, Kansas City at St. Louis Reading at Harrisburg, 7 p.m. 3-Itchy Pickle’s (Er Carlson) ...... 4.40 3.80 2.40 Akron at Erie, 7:05 p.m. 1-Lupara (Br Simpson) ...... 2.20 2.10 ing. Tickets can be purchased at (tape) 8-Talk Strategy (Ty Buter) ...... 3.40 6-Cheyenne Oxe (Ma Kakaley) ...... 9.20 6.20 an awards dinner. Portland at New Britain, 7:05 p.m. 8-Sgt Charlie (Ma Romano) ...... 6.60 $5 from any team player. Drive up 8 p.m. Bowie at Richmond, 7:05 p.m. EXACTA (4-1) $7.40 ESPN, WPVI — Preseason, Philadelphia at New TRIFECTA (4-1-8) $31.00 EXACTA (3-6) $41.00 sales and donations are also Altoona at Trenton, 7:05 p.m. TRIFECTA (3-6-8) $551.40 England 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $7.75 welcome during event. 8 p.m. SUPERFECTA (4-1-8-5) $186.20 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $137.85 Bulletin Board items will not be WPVI – Preseason, Philadelphia at New England 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $9.31 SUPERFECTA (3-6-8-7) $11,424.20 Wyoming Valley ASA Chapter of NASCAR 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $571.21 accepted over the telephone. Items SOCCER Second - $4,500 Pace 1:52.4 Umpires will meet Monday, Aug. 2:55 p.m. 2-Thunder Seelster (Jo Pavia Jr) .....2.80 2.20 2.10 Second - $8,500 Pace 1:52.0 may be faxed to 831-7319, emailed to ESPN2 — Premier League, Manchester United at Sprint Cup-Pure Michigan 400 1-Doodlebop (Th Jackson) ...... 6.40 3.60 1-Our Connor Mac N (Er Carlson) ...5.40 3.00 2.40 20 at 8:15 p.m. at Konefal’s Restau- Everton 7-The Son Ofa Legend (Da Ingraham)...... 5.80 2-Jersey Dan (Jo Pavia Jr) ...... 3.00 2.40 [email protected] or dropped Results EXACTA (2-1) $12.40 4-Hanks Kid (Ma Romano) ...... 2.60 rant in Edwardsville. TRIFECTA (2-1-7) $82.60 EXACTA (1-2) $10.40 off at the Times Leader or mailed to Sunday 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $20.65 TRIFECTA (1-2-4) $40.80 Times Leader, c/o Sports, 15 N, Main TRANSACTIONS At Michigan International Speedway SUPERFECTA (2-1-7-6) $282.60 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $10.20 REGISTRATIONS/TRYOUTS Brooklyn, Mich. 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $14.13 SUPERFECTA (1-2-4-3) $213.60 St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711-0250. 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $10.68 BASEBALL Lap length: 2 miles DAILY DOUBLE (4-2) $6.80 Scratched: Foxy Guy DAILY DOUBLE (3-1) $15.20 American League (Start position in parentheses) Scratched: Dial A Dragon 1. (13) Greg Biffle, Ford, 201laps, 120.6 rating, 47 Third - $9,500 Trot 1:58.1 DETROIT TIGERS—Agreed to terms with OF Jor- Third - $12,000 Pace 1:50.3 dan Allen on a minor league contract. points, $220,275. 3-Amarcord (Mi Simons) ...... 7.80 4.20 2.80 2. (19) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 201, 112.4, 43, 5-Gotthemusicinyou (Jo Pavia Jr) ...... 2.80 2.60 4-Fall Toy (Ge Napolitano Jr) ...... 3.80 3.00 2.40 Scott Dunlap ...... 70-69-67-72—278 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Placed 2B Chris Getz 1-Sonic Raider (Jo Pavia Jr)...... 18.40 11.60 2-Ol’ Man River (Ma Romano) ...... 4.00 on the 15-day DL. Recalled 2B Johnny Giavotella $155,680. 4-Megabar Lenny (Ty Buter)...... 5.20 EXACTA (3-7) $10.80 Blake Adams...... 67-71-67-73—278 EXACTA (3-5) $25.20 6-Cane Ridge (Er Carlson)...... 6.00 from Omaha (PCL). 3. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 201, 114.2, 41, TRIFECTA (3-7-2) $70.20 Troy Kelly ...... 71-68-69-71—279 $119,710. TRIFECTA (3-5-4) $131.00 EXACTA (4-1) $57.80 Billy Mayfair...... 69-70-74-67—280 LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Reinstated LHP Scott TRIFECTA (4-1-6) $378.80 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $17.55 4. (22) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 201, 96.1, 41, 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $32.75 SUPERFECTA (3-7-2-4) $318.00 Jeff Maggert...... 68-71-74-68—281 Downs from the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Steve SUPERFECTA (3-5-4-8) $1,097.00 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $94.70 Geltz to Salt Lake (PCL). $116,585. 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $15.90 Tom Pernice Jr...... 70-68-74-70—282 5. (8) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 201, 95.3, 39, 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $54.85 SUPERFECTA (4-1-6-2) $3,285.80 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Assigned RHP Juan 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $164.29 Twelfth - $10,000 Pace 1:51.1 Arjun Atwal...... 66-69-75-72—282 $122,768. Fourth - $4,500 Pace 1:54.2 Brendan Steele...... 72-65-71-74—282 Abreu outright to Las Vegas (PCL). Fourth - $18,000 Pace 1:49.4 3-Premier Flash (Ro Pierce)...... 12.00 4.80 3.80 6. (2) Carl Edwards, Ford, 201, 111.7, 39, $139,551. 5-Worthys Magic (Ty Buter)...... 3.60 2.60 2.40 8-Brave Call (Ty Buter) ...... 6.20 3.80 Cameron Beckman...... 73-66-69-74—282 National League 7. (12) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 201, 102.6, 38, 8-Lifes Tricks (Br Adams) ...... 6.60 5.80 7-Touch The Rock (Ty Buter) ...... 11.00 4.60 3.60 Camilo Villegas...... 72-67-70-74—283 3-Drop Red (Ge Napolitano Jr) ...... 4.00 3.80 5-Keytoourdreams N (Er Carlson)...... 13.40 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Assigned RHP Fe- $121,674. 3-Urjokin A (Th Jackson) ...... 5.60 Ben Kohles...... 72-67-70-74—283 lipe Perez to the AZL Diamondbacks. 1-Dreamlands Art (Ma Kakaley)...... 2.80 EXACTA (3-8) $167.40 8. (15) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 201, 84.2, 36, EXACTA (5-8) $42.20 TRIFECTA (3-8-5) $1,384.60 Stuart Appleby...... 67-71-69-76—283 ATLANTA BRAVES—Optioned RHP Cory Gearrin $130,168. TRIFECTA (5-8-3) $382.40 EXACTA (7-3) $33.20 TRIFECTA (7-3-1) $168.00 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $346.15 Jason Kokrak...... 66-69-77-73—285 to Gwinnett (IL). Reinstated RHP Tommy Hanson 9. (10) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 201, 101.2, 36, 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $95.60 SUPERFECTA (3-8-5-1) $4,631.20 Chris Stroud...... 68-70-72-75—285 from the 15-day DL. $96,110. SUPERFECTA (5-8-3-1) $1,313.40 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $42.00 SUPERFECTA (7-3-1-5) $570.40 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $231.56 Paul Casey...... 68-70-77-75—290 CHICAGO CUBS—Optioned LHP Brooks Raley to 10. (7) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 201, 114.1, 35, 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $65.67 PICK 3 (1-3-3) $273.20 Iowa (PCL). Claimed LHP Alex Hinshaw off waivers $120,199. 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $28.52 Leaderboard Fifth - $9,500 Pace 1:54.4 Thirteenth - $8,500 Pace 1:51.3 ...... SCORETHRU from San Diego. Transferred RHP Arodys Vizcaino 11. (21) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 201, 85.4, 34, 2-Lintensity (Mo Teague) ...... 4.00 2.60 2.10 Fifth - $8,500 Pace 1:53.3 1-Allamerican Major (Ma Kakaley)35.40 12.20 4.40 4-Track My Desire (An McCarthy) ...5.40 3.60 2.60 1. Sergio Garcia ...... -15 4 to the 60-day DL. $127,001. 1-Card Knock Life (Er Carlson) ...... 3.60 2.80 8-Lombo Powershot A (Ge Napolitano Jr)6.20 4.00 CINCINNATI REDS—Optioned RHP Todd Red- 12. (17) Sam Hornish Jr., Dodge, 201, 89.8, 0, 6-Fox Valley Largo (Ge Napolitano Jr) ....5.00 2.60 2. Tim Clark...... -14 5 4-Rockaholic (Ma Kakaley) ...... 2.20 2-Northern Smoke Out (Ma Romano)...... 4.80 2. Jason Dufner ...... -14 5 mond to Louisville (IL). $126,210. EXACTA (2-1) $28.40 4-Donnie Bop (Ro Pierce) ...... 2.20 EXACTA (1-6) $197.20 EXACTA (4-8) $48.60 2. Bud Cauley ...... -14 4 COLORADO ROCKIES—Placed OF Michael Cud- 13. (23) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 201, 76.5, 31, TRIFECTA (2-1-4) $65.60 TRIFECTA (4-8-2) $285.20 dyer on the 15-day DL. Recalled OF Andrew Brown $127,993. 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $16.40 TRIFECTA (1-6-4) $936.80 5. Chad Campbell ...... -12 9 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $234.20 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $71.30 5. Bill Haas ...... -12 9 and OF Charlie Blackmon from Colorado Springs 14. (24) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 201, 77.1, 30, SUPERFECTA (2-1-4-9) $433.00 SUPERFECTA (4-8-2-1) $854.00 (PCL). Assigned RHP Mike Ekstrom outright to Col- $115,293. 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $21.65 SUPERFECTA (1-6-4-7) $1,972.40 5. Jimmy Walker...... -12 8 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $98.62 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $42.70 5. Harris English...... -12 6 orado Springs (PCL). 15. (30) Travis Kvapil, Toyota, 201, 64.6, 29, PICK 3 (3-5-2) $88.20 LATE DOUBLE (3-4) $66.60 HOUSTON ASTROS—Named Tony DeFrancesco $111,043. Sixth - $12,000 Trot 1:56.1 PICK 3 (4-7-1) $679.80 9. John Merrick...... -11 13 Scratched: Twinscape 9. Heath Slocum ...... -11 13 interim manager. Named Tom Lawless manager of 16. (20) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 201, 78.8, 28, 7-Emily Do (Ty Buter) ...... 4.20 5.00 3.60 Sixth - $14,000 Pace 1:51.4 Total Handle-$243,516 Oklahoma City (PCL). $128,621. 5-Woody Marvel (Er Carlson) ...... 5.00 3.60 4-Dragon Laws (Ge Napolitano Jr)10.00 5.00 4.40 9. Nicolas Colsaerts...... -11 12 LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Reinstated LHP 17. (4) Matt Kenseth, Ford, 201, 106.9, 28, 4-Zero Boundaries (Ja Bartlett)...... 2.60 9-Theredandpanlines (Ma Kakaley) ...... 6.20 4.60 9. Scott Stallings ...... -11 12 Scott Elbert from the 15-day DL. Optioned UT Elian $127,646. EXACTA (7-5) $86.00 7-Little Gold Ring (Ro Pierce)...... 9.20 9. Will Claxton...... -11 8 18. (36) David Gilliland, Ford, 201, 57, 26, $98,243. Herrera to Albuquerque (PCL). TRIFECTA (7-5-4) $232.80 EXACTA (4-9) $54.80 9. Justin Leonard...... -11 8 19. (32) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 201, 66.2, 25, TRIFECTA (4-9-7) $438.20 PGA MIAMI MARLINS—Placed OF Carlos Gonzalez on 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $58.20 9. Matt Every ...... -11 7 $120,435. 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (7-5-4-8) $1,072.40 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $109.55 9. Davis Love III...... -11 7 the bereavement list. Optioned OF Scott Cousins to 20. (41) Aric Almirola, Ford, 201, 67.2, 24, SUPERFECTA (4-9-7-6) $16,921.40 New Orleans (PCL). Designated 2B Gil Velazquez SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $53.62 Wyndham Championship $124,746. Scratched: B Contemporary 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $846.07 for assignment. Reinstated OF Emilio Bonifacio and 21. (39) David Reutimann, Chevrolet, 200, 49.6, 23, CHAMPIONS INF Donnie Murphy from the 15-day DL. Seventh - $6,000 Pace 1:52.3 Seventh - $15,000 Pace 1:51.1 Scores $80,960. 3-Electrofire (Er Carlson)...... 20.40 6.60 5.00 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES—Placed 2B Freddy 22. (28) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 199, 53, 22, 2-Bagel Man (Ty Buter)...... 5.80 2.60 2.10 7-Ccs Lover N (Ja Bartlett) ...... 2.10 2.10 7-Risk Management (Ma Kakaley) ...... 3.20 2.60 Sunday Galvis on the 15-day DL. Assigned RHP Ryan $103,068. 2-Trade Editor (Ro Pierce) ...... 2.80 Dick's Sporting Goods Open O’Sullivan to Clearwater (FSL). Optioned INF Hec- 5-Kel’s Return (Br Simpson) ...... 2.20 At Sedgefield Country Club 23. (37) David Ragan, Ford, 199, 46.9, 21, $91,968. EXACTA (3-7) $52.20 Greensboro, N.C. tor Luna to Lehigh Valley (IL). 24. (6) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 199, 78.2, 0, $80,010. EXACTA (2-7) $12.00 Par Scores TRIFECTA (2-7-5) $35.40 TRIFECTA (3-7-2) $263.00 Yardage: 7,117; Par: 70 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Placed OF Starling 25. (9) Landon Cassill, Toyota, 198, 63.3, 20, 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $65.75 Sunday Marte on the 15-day DL. Recalled OF Jose Tabata 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $8.85 Final Round $106,780. SUPERFECTA (3-7-2-1) $578.00 At En-Joie Golf Course from Indianapolis (IL). 26. (25) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 197, 55.6, SUPERFECTA (2-7-5-3) $155.80 Chris Kirk...... 66-69-69-67—271 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $7.79 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $28.90 Endicott, N.Y. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Reinstated LHP Jaime 18, $109,501. Scratched: Indelible Hanover Rod Pampling ...... 68-66-70-68—272 Garcia from the 60-day DL. Optioned RHP Trevor 27. (3) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, engine,195, 92, Eighth - $15,000 Trot 1:53.0 Charles Howell III...... 67-69-71-66—273 Purse: $1.8 million 1-Zooming (Ja Bartlett) ...... 2.60 2.10 2.10 Eighth - $16,000 Pace 1:51.1 Rosenthal to Memphis (PCL). Agreed to terms with 18, $123,396. 4-Mcsocks (Ge Napolitano Jr)...... 4.60 2.80 2.60 Nick Watney ...... 66-69-70-68—273 Yardage: 6,974;Par: 72 (37-35) OF Matt Young on a minor league contract. 28. (11) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, engine, 167, 64.3, 7-The Evictor (Mi Simons) ...... 3.00 2.40 Josh Teater ...... 67-71-69-67—274 (x-won on first playoff hole) 8-Hope Reins Supreme (Er Carlson) ...... 4.80 5-Fat Mans Alley (Ro Pierce)...... 3.60 3.20 Carolina League 16, $124,071. 1-Fool Of Ideas (Ma Kakaley) ...... 3.80 Ryan Moore ...... 71-68-68-67—274 Final Round 29. (18) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 154, 63.3, 15, EXACTA (1-7) $6.40 Y.E. Yang ...... 67-69-69-69—274 CAROLINA MUDCATS—Announced the promo- TRIFECTA (1-7-8) $59.60 EXACTA (4-5) $17.80 x-Willie Wood (270), $270,000 67-68-68—203 -13 tion of RHP Cole Cook to Akron (EL). Added RHP $96,507. TRIFECTA (4-5-1) $63.20 Jeff Overton ...... 69-69-67-69—274 Michael Allen (158), $158,400 .66-71-66—203 -13 30. (26) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, accident, 135, 56.2, 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $14.90 Russell Knox...... 68-68-69-69—274 Antwonie Hubbard from Lake County (MWL). SUPERFECTA (1-7-8-6) $300.60 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $15.80 Brad Faxon (99), $98,550...... 67-66-71—204 -12 14, $87,885. SUPERFECTA (4-5-1-2) $172.00 Kyle Reifers ...... 67-72-66-69—274 Tom Lehman (99), $98,550 ...... 69-68-67—204 -12 American Association 31. (16) Joey Logano, Toyota, 132, 52.5, 13, 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $15.03 ST. PAUL SAINTS—Released RHP Danny Gutier- Scratched: Civic Duty 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $8.60 Kevin Kisner...... 68-71-70-66—275 Kenny Perry (99), $98,550 ...... 65-72-67—204 -12 $83,760. Kevin Stadler ...... 73-65-68-69—275 Joey Sindelar (99), $98,550 .....67-71-66—204 -12 rez. 32. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, engine,109, 54.6, Ninth - $6,000 Pace 1:53.1 Ninth - $15,000 Pace 1:50.3 1-Avenue Hanover (Ro Pierce)...... 4.60 2.40 2.20 Nick O’Hern ...... 68-71-67-69—275 Mark Calcavecchia (53), Atlantic League 12, $128,710. 5-Tyler’s Echo N (Jo Pavia Jr)...... 5.80 3.00 6.80 Jerry Kelly ...... 72-67-69-68—276 LONG ISLAND DUCKS—Signed RHP Chris 33. (40) T.J. Bell, Ford, transmission, 108, 35.6, 0, 2-Master Of Wars (Ge Napolitano Jr) ...... 2.80 5.20 3-Custard The Dragon (Mo Teague)...... 2.80 2.60 $52,560 ...... 70-68-67—205 -11 4-Tattoo Hall (Ma Kakaley) ...... 12.40 4-Tidewater Tomahawk (Er Carlson) ...... 7.00 Jamie Donaldson ...... 68-66-71-71—276 John Cook (53), $52,560 ...... 66-72-67—205 -11 McCoy, LHP Jino Gonzalez and INF Brandon $83,585. Alexandre Rocha...... 68-68-69-71—276 Pinckney. 34. (31) David Stremme, Toyota, electrical, 72, EXACTA (5-2) $24.60 EXACTA (1-3) $12.40 Bernhard Langer (53), $52,56065-73-67—205 -11 TRIFECTA (5-2-4) $87.80 TRIFECTA (1-3-4) $119.00 David Mathis ...... 63-71-73-70—277 Mark O’Meara (53), $52,560....68-69-68—205 -11 Can-Am League 38.5, 10, $75,210. Derek Lamely...... 69-68-70-70—277 35. (1) Mark Martin, Toyota, accident, 64, 107.5, 11, 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $21.95 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $29.75 Peter Senior (53), $52,560 ...... 68-67-70—205 -11 NEW JERSEY JACKALS—Signed OF Edgard SUPERFECTA (1-3-4-8) $905.40 Jonas Blixt...... 72-67-67-71—277 Clemente. $86,860. SUPERFECTA (5-2-4-3) $505.00 Dick Mast (0), $37,800...... 69-67-70—206 -10 36. (35) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, rear gear, 38, 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $25.25 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $45.27 Charlie Wi...... 72-67-70-69—278 Mark McNulty (0), $37,800 ...... 67-70-69—206 -10 Frontier League PICK 4 (7-2-(1,2)-5 (4 Out of 4)) $192.60 PICK 4 (4-3-4-1(3 Out of 4)) $59.60 Chez Reavie ...... 67-69-71-71—278 Fred Funk (0), $31,500 ...... 67-69-71—207 -9 FLORENCE FREEDOM—Released C Victor Go- 33.5, 0, $75,010. 37. (29) Casey Mears, Ford, vibration, 36, 38.2, 7, Tenth - $25,000 Trot 1:53.3 Scratched: Shakerattlenrock Ryuji Imada...... 67-70-70-71—278 Bob Gilder (0), $31,500...... 71-71-65—207 -9 mez. $74,955. 2-Opening Night (Ma Kakaley) ...... 3.20 2.20 2.10 Tenth - $21,000 Pace 1:48.4 JOLIET SLAMMERS—Sold the contracts of RHP 38. (42) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, vibration, 34, 36.6, 4-Likeabatoutahell (Br Simpson) ...... 4.20 2.10 1-Townslight Hanover (An McCarthy) 4.20 2.80 Daniel Carela and RHP Amalio Diaz to the Los An- 6, $74,828. 7-Don’t Know Chip (Ty Buter) ...... 2.10 2.40 geles Dodgers. Signed OF Andrew Brauer. 39. (43) Mike Skinner, Ford, electrical, 25, 35.7, 5, EXACTA (2-4) $14.40 4-Summer Camp (Ty Buter) ...... 3.20 2.80 LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS—Signed RHP Matt $72,075. TRIFECTA (2-4-7) $30.40 6-A J Corbelli (Ro Pierce)...... 4.20 27 Unique Holes WILKES-BARRE Smith. 40. (34) Josh Wise, Ford, suspension, 21, 35.8, 4, 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $7.60 EXACTA (1-4) $13.00 One Breathtaking Course WASHINGTON WILD THINGS—Released OF $72,025. SUPERFECTA (2-4-7-6) $123.00 TRIFECTA (1-4-6) $58.80 GOLF CLUB Chris Lloyd. 41. (38) Scott Riggs, Chevrolet, suspension, 20, 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $6.15 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $14.70 North American League 30.4, 3, $71,970. Scratched: Tac’s Delight SUPERFECTA (1-4-6-8) $416.00 Weekday Special 1001 FAIRWAY DR., 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $20.80 SAN ANGELO COLTS—Traded INF Jason Cros- 42. (27) Reed Sorenson, Toyota, overheating, 15, Eleventh - $11,000 Pace 1:54.1 Tuesday thru Friday WILKES-BARRE, PA land to Abilene for future considerations. 30.4, 0, $71,895. 3-Fateful Choice (Ma Kakaley) ...... 12.60 3.20 2.20 Eleventh - $18,000 Pace 1:51.1 BASKETBALL 43. (33) Jason Leffler, Ford, fuel pressure, 14, 31.5, 7-Mr Dennis (Br Simpson) ...... 2.20 2.10 3-Grandstand Hitter (Ro Pierce)...... 6.40 3.80 2.60 Play & Ride for Just 472-3590 0, $71,465. 7-Ahead Ofthe Curve (Ge Napolitano Jr).2.10 2.20 National Basketball Association 4-Newspeak (Er Carlson) ...... 2.40 EARLY BIRD BEFORE 8:00AM WEEKDAYS - $20 NEW ORLEANS HORNETS—Agreed to terms Race Statistics EXACTA (3-7) $28.40 $ with coach Monty Williams on a multiyear contract Average Speed of Race Winner: 144.662 mph. TRIFECTA (3-7-4) $121.80 33.00 extension. Time of Race: 2 hours, 46 minutes, 44 seconds. 50 CENT TRIFECTA (50 Cent) $30.45 Must Present Coupon. Mon. - Fri. $ Margin of Victory: 0.416 seconds. SUPERFECTA (3-7-4-9) $487.20 One coupon per foursome. Cannot be used in FOOTBALL Caution Flags: 8 for 35 laps. 10 CENT SUPERFECTA (10 Cent) $24.36 tournaments or with any other promotion. ST CART & 16 National Football League Lead Changes: 26 among 13 drivers. 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STANDINGS Padres 7, Giants 1 San Francisco San Diego Report: Cabrera tried All Times EDT ab rhbi ab rhbi Pagan cf 4020EvCarr ss 5032 to use fake website AMERICAN LEAGUE Scutaro 2b 4000Venale rf 4231 East Division Sandovl 3b 4000Headly 3b 3000 WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Posey c4100Forsyth 3b 2000 NEW YORK (AP) — A news- New York...... 72 49 .595 ——7-3 W-1 39-24 33-25 Pence rf 3011Quentin lf 3111 Tampa Bay...... 67 54 .554 5—8-2 W-4 32-27 35-27 Arias ss 4020Alonso 1b 5120 paper is reporting San Fran- Baltimore ...... 66 55 .545 6—6-4 W-2 32-29 34-26 Belt 1b 3020Amarst 2b 4120 1 1 Boston ...... 59 63 .484 13 ⁄2 7 ⁄2 4-6 L-1 29-34 30-29 Christn lf 2000Maybin cf 5143 cisco Giants All-Star Melky Toronto ...... 56 65 .463 16 10 3-7 L-2 31-30 25-35 Mijares p0000JoBakr c4110 Cabrera tried to avoid a 50- Central Division Kontos p0000Richrd p3000 WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Theriot ph 1000Burns p0000 game drug suspension by Chicago ...... 65 55 .542 ——5-5 L-3 32-26 33-29 JaLopz p0000 1 Hacker p0000 Detroit ...... 64 57 .529 1 ⁄2 24-6 L-2 34-25 30-32 creating a fake website and 1 HSnchz ph 1000 Kansas City...... 54 66 .450 11 11 ⁄2 7-3 W-3 26-33 28-33 1 Vglsng p1000 Cleveland ...... 54 67 .446 11 ⁄2 12 3-7 L-5 30-29 24-38 product to support his claim 1 GBlanc lf 3000 Minnesota ...... 50 70 .417 15 15 ⁄2 1-9 L-5 24-37 26-33 Totals 34 171Totals 38 716 7 that he inadvertently took West Division San Francisco...... 010 000 000 —1 WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away the illegal substance. Texas ...... 70 50 .583 ——5-5 W-2 36-22 34-28 San Diego ...... 300 030 01x —7 1 E—Venable (7). LOB—San Francisco 8, San Diego Oakland...... 65 55 .542 5 ⁄2 6-4 W-4 37-26 28-29 The New York Daily News 1 12. 2B—Pence (22), Ev.Cabrera (15), Jo.Baker (7). Los Angeles ...... 62 60 .508 94⁄23-7 L-4 33-29 29-31 1 3B—Amarista (4). HR—Venable (8). SB—Ev.Ca- Seattle ...... 58 64 .475 13 8 ⁄2 7-3 W-5 30-30 28-34 reported Sunday that Major brera (21), Venable (17), Amarista (7), Maybin (21). AP PHOTO NATIONAL LEAGUE S—Venable, Richard. SF—Pence. League Baseball investiga- East Division IP HRER BB SO Pittsburgh’s Jose Tabata, right, is tagged out by Cardinals first WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away San Francisco tors quickly uncovered the Washington...... 75 46 .620 ——7-3 W-1 34-23 41-23 Vogelsong L,10-7 ... 383317 baseman Daniel Descalso, left, on a pickoff throw by catcher 2 Atlanta...... 70 51 .579 5—6-4 L-2 36-29 34-22 Mijares...... 1 ⁄3 43312 scheme during the fact-find- 1 Yadier Molina during the thirteenth inning of a game on Sunday New York...... 57 64 .471 18 10 4-6 L-1 28-30 29-34 Kontos ...... 1 ⁄3 00001 Philadelphia ...... 56 65 .463 19 11 6-4 W-2 26-33 30-32 Ja.Lopez ...... 110001 ing phase of the case in July. 1 1 in St. Louis. Miami ...... 55 67 .451 20 ⁄2 12 ⁄2 4-6 L-1 29-31 26-36 Hacker...... 131100 The incident has drawn the Central Division San Diego WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Richard W,10-12..... 851001 attention of federal investiga- Cincinnati ...... 74 48 .607 ——8-2 W-1 41-22 33-26 Burns ...... 120002 1 Vogelsong pitched to 1batter in the 4th. Pittsburgh ...... 67 54 .554 6 ⁄2 —4-6 W-1 37-23 30-31 tors. Cabrera was suspended 1 HBP—by Vogelsong (Quentin), by Richard (Belt). St. Louis...... 65 56 .537 8 ⁄2 25-5 L-1 37-26 28-30 1 WP—Richard. Milwaukee...... 54 66 .450 19 12 ⁄2 3-7 L-2 35-28 19-38 Wednesday. 1 Umpires—Home, Brian O’Nora;First, Chad Fair- Chicago...... 47 73 .392 26 19 ⁄2 3-7 L-1 30-28 17-45 1 child;Second, Tom Hallion;Third, Alfonso Marquez. In their search for the Home run in 19th Houston ...... 39 83 .320 35 28 ⁄2 3-7 L-4 27-35 12-48 T—3:05. A—28,605 (42,691). West Division source of the drug that WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Los Angeles...... 67 55 .549 ——7-3 W-2 33-25 34-30 Diamondbacks 8, Astros 1 caused elevated levels of tes- 1 San Francisco...... 66 55 .545 ⁄2 15-5 L-1 35-26 31-29 Arizona Houston 1 Arizona ...... 62 59 .512 4 ⁄2 56-4 W-4 31-26 31-33 ab rhbi ab rhbi tosterone in Cabrera’s sam- 1 San Diego...... 53 70 .431 14 ⁄2 15 4-6 W-1 28-32 25-38 GParra rf 5011Altuve 2b 4000 1 ple, investigators are looking lifts Bucs to victory Colorado...... 46 73 .387 19 ⁄2 20 6-4 W-1 26-39 20-34 A.Hill 2b 4332SMoore 3b 3000 Elmore 2b 0000Wallac 1b 3000 into Juan Nunez, who is al- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Kubel lf 5110FMrtnz lf 3010 Saturday's Games Saturday's Games Gldsch 1b 3210Wrght p0000 leged to have paid for the Texas 2, Toronto 1 Cincinnati 5, Chicago Cubs 3, 1st game MMntr c3012Maxwll lf 1000 The Associated Press DeFrancesco as Aaron Hill Boston 4, N.Y. Yankees 1 St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 4 Nieves ph-c 1010Greene ss 4110 website. Nunez is a consult- Baltimore 3, Detroit 2 Arizona 12, Houston 4 CYoung cf 5121Bogsvc rf 3000 ST. LOUIS — Pedro Alvarez homered twice to give the Kansas City 9, Chicago White Sox 4 N.Y. Mets 2, Washington 0 Drew ss 4100BBarns cf 3010 ant for Cabrera’s agents, Sam homered in the 19th inning and Arizona Diamondbacks an 8-1 Oakland 8, Cleveland 5 Chicago Cubs 9, Cincinnati 7, 2nd game RWhelr 3b 3001JCastro c4021 Tampa Bay 10, L.A. Angels 8 L.A. Dodgers 6, Atlanta 2 IKnndy p2001Galrrg p1000 and Seth Levinson. the Pittsburgh Pirates won the win and a sweep. Seattle 3, Minnesota 2 Philadelphia 4, Milwaukee 3 Albers p0000Storey p0000 Nunez told the newspaper Sunday's Games Miami 6, Colorado 5 CJhnsn ph 1000BFrncs ph-lf 2010 longest game in the majors this Baltimore 7, Detroit 5 San Francisco 8, San Diego 7 Shaw p0000FRdrgz p0000 the Levinsons had no knowl- Nationals 5, Mets 2 Texas 11, Toronto 2 Sunday's Games Zagrsk p0000WLopez p0000 season, outlasting the St. Louis Kansas City 5, Chicago White Sox 2 Cincinnati 5, Chicago Cubs 4 MGnzlz ph 0000 edge of the website scheme. Tampa Bay 8, L.A. Angels 3 L.A. Dodgers 5, Atlanta 0 Totals 36 810 8Totals 31 161 Cardinals 6-3 Sunday. WASHINGTON — Bryce Oakland 7, Cleveland 0 Washington 5, N.Y. Mets 2 Arizona...... 000 500 210 —8 San Francisco manager It took 6 hours, 7 minutes to Harper homered and tripled, Seattle 5, Minnesota 1 Arizona 8, Houston 1 Houston...... 000 001 000 —1 N.Y. Yankees 4, Boston 1 Philadelphia 8, Milwaukee 0 DP—Arizona 1. LOB—Arizona 8, Houston 10. Bruce Bochy would not dis- finish. Both teams scored a run and Danny Espinosa also Monday's Games Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 3, 19 innings 2B—G.Parra (17), A.Hill (30), F.Martinez (2), cuss the allegations against Kansas City (W.Smith 4-4) at Tampa Bay (Hellick- Colorado 3, Miami 2 Greene (12). HR—A.Hill 2 (17). SB—A.Hill (9), in the 17th, and each club used homered to lift the Washington son 7-8), 7:10 p.m. San Diego 7, San Francisco 1 Goldschmidt (13), C.Young (7). S—S.Moore. SF— Cabrera before the Giants Baltimore (Mig.Gonzalez 5-2) at Texas (Dempster Monday's Games I.Kennedy. eight pitchers. Nationals over the New York 1-1), 8:05 p.m. Atlanta (T.Hudson 12-4) at Washington (Zimmer- IP HRER BB SO played the Padres in San Die- N.Y. Yankees (F.Garcia 7-5) at Chicago White Sox mann 9-7), 7:05 p.m. Arizona Alvarez hit his 23rd homer, a Mets. (Floyd 9-9), 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati (Leake 5-7) at Philadelphia (Halladay I.Kennedy W,11-10 651157 go. He didn’t defend his play- solo shot off Barret Browning Minnesota (Duensing 2-8) at Oakland (McCarthy 6-7), 7:05 p.m. Albers ...... 100003 6-4), 10:05 p.m. Colorado (White 2-6) at N.Y. Mets (Dickey 15-4), Shaw...... 100002 er’s actions, either. (1-3). Andrew McCutchen Dodgers 5, Braves 0 Cleveland (Jimenez 9-12) at Seattle (Millwood 7:10 p.m. Zagurski ...... 110012 4-10), 10:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Germano 2-2) at Milwaukee Houston 2 (M.Rogers 0-1), 8:10 p.m. Galarraga L,0-4...... 3 ⁄3 65521 Rangers 11, Blue Jays 2 added a two-run single later in ATLANTA — Chad Billing- Tuesday's Games 1 Storey ...... 1 ⁄3 00022 Toronto at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Miami (Buehrle 10-11) at Arizona (J.Saunders 6-9), 1 the inning. sley combined with two reliev- W.Wright ...... 1 ⁄3 12221Texas Toronto Kansas City at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. 9:40 p.m. 2 Fe.Rodriguez...... 1 ⁄3 21102 ab rhbi ab rhbi L.A. Angels at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Undecided) at San Diego (Volquez 7-9), Kinsler 2b 5010RDavis lf 3000 Wandy Rodriguez (8-12), ers on a three-hitter to win his 10:05 p.m. W.Lopez...... 110000 Baltimore at Texas, 8:05 p.m. WP—W.Wright. Andrus ss 6140Gose ph 1000 N.Y. Yankees at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. San Francisco (Bumgarner 13-7) at L.A. Dodgers Hamltn cf 4211Rasms cf 4000 who was set to start for the sixth straight start, Luis Cruz (Kershaw 11-6), 10:10 p.m. Umpires—Home, Dana DeMuth;First, Doug Ed- Minnesota at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. dings;Second, Kerwin Danley;Third, Paul Nauert. Gentry ph-cf 2000Encrnc 1b 4000 Pirates on Monday night at homered for the second game Cleveland at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Tuesday's Games T—3:27. A—14,923 (40,981). Beltre dh 4100YEscor ss 3110 Atlanta at Washington, 7:05 p.m. N.Cruz rf 3221Sierra rf 2000 San Diego, got the win with in a row and the Los Angeles Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. LMartn ph-lf 0000Mathis dh 2000 Colorado at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. MiYong 3b 5235McCoy 3b 3112 two scoreless innings of relief. Dodgers beat Atlanta. Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. AMERICAN Olt 3b 0000YGoms c3000 Houston at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. LEAGUE DvMrp lf-rf 4232Hchvrr 2b 3000 Miami at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Soto c5131 Phillies 8, Brewers 0 Reds 5, Cubs 4 Pittsburgh at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Morlnd 1b 5021 San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Orioles 7, Tigers 5 Totals 43111911 Totals 28 222 Texas ...... 002 152 001 —11 MILWAUKEE — Kyle Ken- CINCINNATI — Xavier Paul Baltimore Detroit drick pitched three-hit ball for led off the ninth inning with a ab rhbi ab rhbi Toronto ...... 010 010 000 —2 Markks rf 4221AJcksn cf 5020 DP—Toronto 2. LOB—Texas 10, Toronto 1. eight innings and the Philadel- pinch-hit triple and Ryan Hani- NATIONAL Dodgers 5, Hardy ss 4112Infante 2b 5111 2B—Kinsler (33), Hamilton (22), N.Cruz (31), Mi- McLoth lf 5122MiCarr 3b 2100 .Young (19), Dav.Murphy 2 (23), Moreland (12). phia Phillies beat Milwaukee gan followed with a single, LEAGUE Braves 0 AdJons cf 5011Fielder 1b 4110 HR—Mi.Young (4), Dav.Murphy (11), McCoy (1). S—Mathis. Los Angeles Atlanta C.Davis dh 4111JhPerlt ss 4113 after waiting out a rare rain lifting the Cincinnati Reds over MrRynl 1b 3020DYong dh 3110 IP HRER BB SO ab rhbi ab rhbi Texas Phillies 8, Brewers 0 Victorn lf 4110Bourn cf 3010 Machd 3b 4000JeBakr rf 2011 delay at Miller Park. the Chicago Cubs. Quntnll 2b 2100Dirks ph-rf 2010 M.Harrison W,14-7 .822217 Philadelphia Milwaukee M.Ellis 2b 5024Prado lf-3b 4000 M.Lowe...... 100000 ab rhbi ab rhbi Kemp cf 5000Heywrd rf 4010 Andino ph-2b 1000Laird c3000 The game was held up for 7 Tegrdn c3100Avila ph-c 1000 Toronto Rollins ss 5000Morgan rf 4020 HRmrz ss 5000FFrmn 1b 3000 1 Berry lf 4010 H.Alvarez L,7-11..... 4 ⁄3 12 8833 minutes when showers popped Padres 7, Giants 1 Frndsn 3b 5130RWeks 2b 4000 Ethier rf 3000Uggla 2b 3000 2 Totals 35 797Totals 35 595 Lincoln...... 1 ⁄3 42201 Mayrry cf 5120Braun lf 4010 JRiver 1b 3000JFrncs 3b 3010 Delabar...... 110002 up in the first inning with the SAN DIEGO — Clayton Howard 1b 5120Lucroy c3010 Loney ph-1b 1000CMrtnz p0000 Baltimore...... 040 300 000 —7 Lyon...... 100010 Wggntn lf 2100Ishikaw 1b 3010 L.Cruz 3b 4121McCnn c3000 Detroit...... 500 000 000 —5 Jenkins ...... 121110 retractable roof still open. It Richard pitched eight sparkling L.Nix rf 1000CGomz cf 4000 Elbert p0000Janish ss 3000 E—Quintanilla (4). DP—Baltimore 2, Detroit 1. Umpires—Home, Bill Welke;First, Angel Campos- takes about 10 minutes for the innings, Cameron Maybin DBrwn rf-lf 4234Ransm 3b 4000 A.Ellis c4130Minor p2000 LOB—Baltimore 6, Detroit 6. 2B—Markakis (23), ;Second, Tim Tschida;Third, Jeff Nelson. Mrtnz 2b 5222Segura ss 3000 Blngsly p1010Durbin p0000 Hardy (20), Je.Baker (2), Berry (8). 3B—McLouth T—2:34. A—35,701(49,260). Schndr c4022Wolf p2000 Uribe ph 0100Avilan p0000 (1). HR—C.Davis (20), Infante (3), Jh.Peralta (9). roof to fully shut, and the game drove in three runs and the San Kndrck p4000McClnd p0000 Belisari p0000RJhnsn lf 1000 IP HRER BB SO was delayed with the Brewers Diego Padres snapped a five- Schwm p0000Aoki ph 1000 AKndy ph-3b 1110 Baltimore Rays 8, Angels 3 Axford p0000 Totals 36 510 5Totals 29 030 W.Chen W,12-7 ...... 575524 batting in the bottom half game losing streak by beating Totals 40 814 8Totals 32 050 Los Angeles...... 000 010 013 —5 Ayala H,9...... 110000Tampa Bay Los Angeles 1 ab rhbi ab rhbi Philadelphia...... 023 000 021 —8 Atlanta ...... 000 000 000 —0 O’Day H,9 ...... 1 ⁄3 10001 2 DJnngs lf 5010Trout cf 4111 when the rain became harder. San Francisco. Milwaukee...... 000 000 000 —0 DP—Los Angeles 1, Atlanta 1. LOB—Los Angeles Strop H,22...... ⁄3 00001 Ji.Johnson S,37-40 100001BUpton cf 4111TrHntr dh 4010 E—Braun (6). DP—Milwaukee 1. LOB—Philadel- 8, Atlanta 4. 2B—M.Ellis (11), A.Ellis (14). Joyce rf 4012Pujols 1b 4111 Most of the Phillies stayed on phia 8, Milwaukee 7. 2B—D.Brown (4), Schneider 3B—Heyward (5). HR—L.Cruz (4). SB—Bourn Detroit 2 Longori dh 4110Trumo rf 4000 Rockies 3, Marlins 2 (5), Braun (22). 3B—Morgan (2). HR—M.Martinez (33). S—Billingsley. Fister L,7-8 ...... 3 ⁄3 87736 the field. 1 Fuld pr-dh 0100HKndrc 2b 4010 (2). SB—R.Weeks (8). IP HRER BB SO Putkonen...... 2 ⁄3 10021 Villarreal ...... 100001C.Pena 1b 5022Callasp 3b 2100 DENVER — Jordan Pacheco IP HRER BB SO Los Angeles RRorts 2b 5222Aybar ss 4021 Philadelphia Billingsley W,10-9... 730024D.Downs ...... 100000 Diamondbacks 8, Astros 1 Benoit ...... 100001SRdrgz 3b 5110V.Wells lf 4010 homered among his three hits K.Kendrick W,6-9.... 830017Belisario H,21...... 100002 JMolin c2110BoWlsn c2000 Schwimer ...... 120002Elbert...... 100001HBP—by O’Day (D.Young). WP—Putkonen. Umpires—Home, Vic Carapazza;First, Marty Fos- EJhnsn ss 2111KMorls ph 1000 HOUSTON — The Houston as the banged-up Colorado Milwaukee Atlanta Totals 36 8118Totals 33 373 Wolf L,3-10 ...... 7105524Minor L,6-10 ...... 751102ter;Second, Tim Timmons;Third, Jeff Kellogg. 2 T—3:05. A—40,511 (41,255). Tampa Bay...... 040 020 002 —8 Astros lost in their first game Rockies slowed down Giancar- McClendon ...... 122100Durbin...... ⁄3 21110 Axford ...... 121111Avilan...... 000010 Los Angeles...... 000 101 001 —3 1 Royals 5, White Sox 2 under interim manager Tony lo Stanton and beat Miami. HBP—by Schwimer (Ishikawa). WP—Axford. C.Martinez ...... 1 ⁄3 33311 E—C.Pena (6). DP—Tampa Bay 1, Los Angeles 1. T—2:45 (Rain delay: 0:07). A—42,224 (41,900). Avilan pitched to 1batter in the 8th. Chicago Kansas City LOB—Tampa Bay 8, Los Angeles 6. 2B—B.Upton WP—Avilan. ab rhbi ab rhbi (21), C.Pena (16), V.Wells (7). HR—R.Roberts (2), Umpires—Home, Mark Wegner;First, Wally Bell- Wise cf 4000L.Cain cf 5121Trout (24), Pujols (28). SB—De.Jennings (23), Fuld Pirates 6, Cardinals 3 ;Second, Brian Knight;Third, Mike Winters. Bckhm 2b 4000AEscor ss 4110(4), J.Molina (3), Tor.Hunter (6). S—E.Johnson. T—2:52. A—26,798 (49,586). IP HRER BB SO AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP Pittsburgh St. Louis A.Dunn dh 4000AGordn lf 4000 Konerk 1b 4010Butler dh 2010Tampa Bay ab rhbi ab rhbi 1 JDyson M.Moore W,10-7..... 6 ⁄3 52225 Tabata lf 7120Jay cf 9030 McGee...... 100000 JHrrsn 2b-rf 7021Craig 1b 4120 Rios rf 4000pr-dh 0100 2 Przyns c2000S.Perez c4023Jo.Peralta...... ⁄3 10000 Descals W.Davis...... 111110 AMcCt cf 8023pr-1b 4000 AlRmrz ss 3000Mostks 3b 3120 Rockies 3, Viciedo lf 3110Francr rf 2010Los Angeles GSnchz 1b 4000Hollidy lf 7100 Greinke L,1-2 ...... 676648 Correia p0000Beltran rf 7022 Marlins 2 Olmedo 3b 3110Hosmer 1b 3110 Suzuki, Kuroda lead Giavtll 2b 4010Hawkins...... 110001 Walker ph 1000Freese 3b 8000 Miami Colorado Walden ...... 110003 Totals 31 230Totals 31 5114 1 Resop p0000YMolin c6020 ab rhbi ab rhbi S.Downs...... ⁄3 22210 Chicago...... 000 000 020 —2 2 Mercer ph-2b 4020RJcksn pr 0100 Bonifac cf 5110EYong lf 1000 Williams...... ⁄3 00001 Snider rf 6020Salas p0000 Ruggin lf 4020ABrwn lf 3010 Kansas City ...... 000 002 03x —5HBP—by Greinke (E.Johnson). Hanrhn p0000Wnwrg ph 0000 Reyes ss 4000Rutledg ss 2110 E—Pierzynski (5), Hosmer (9). DP—Chicago 2. Umpires—Home, Jim Wolf;First, Chris Guccione- JHughs p0000Brwnng p0000 LeMahi LOB—Chicago 3, Kansas City 9. 2B—S.Perez (10). ;Second, Derryl Cousins;Third, Alan Porter. JMcDnl ph 1110Schmkr 2b 8010 Yankees past Sox Ca.Lee 1b 3001ph-2b 2000 SB—J.Dyson (23). T—3:14. A—36,789 (45,957). J.Cruz p0000Furcal ss 8010 IP HRER BB SO Barajs ph 1000JGarci p2000 Stanton rf 2000Fowler cf 2121 DMrph 3b 2000RHrndz c4000 Chicago WRdrg p0000MCrpnt ph 1000 Quintana...... 792245 Yankees 4, Red Sox 1 Dobbs ph-3b 1000Colvin 1b 3010 1 The Associated Press and Mark Reynolds each had McKnr c8000Motte p0000 Crain L,2-2...... ⁄3 13321 PAlvrz 3b 6111Boggs p0000 J.Buck c4111Pachec 3b 4132 Boston New York DSolan 2b 3010RBtncr p0000 Veal...... 000010 Barmes ss 6220SRonsn ph 1000 2 ab rhbi ab rhbi NEW YORK — Ichiro Suzu- two hits for the Orioles, who Petersn ph 1010Blckmn rf 4000 N.Jones...... ⁄3 10001 Karstns p1100Mujica p0000 Kansas City Ellsury cf 4000Jeter ss 4230 JHerrr 2 Crwfrd lf 4010Swisher 1b 3000 ki homered twice and Hiroki have won five of seven, in- YNavrr ph 1000J.Kelly p2000 Guthrie ...... 7⁄3 32015 Grilli p0000Rzpczy p0000 JJhnsn p30002b-ss 2010 Collins BS,2-2 ...... 000000Pedroia 2b 4000Cano 2b 3010 Kuroda pitched eight innings cluding the last two of the key MDunn p0000DPmrn p1000 1 AdGnzl 1b 4111Grndrs cf 2011 GJones 1b 5021T.Cruz ph-c 1001 G.Holland W,6-3 ..... 1 ⁄3 00001 Totals 66 616 6Totals 68 3113 Webb p0000Ottavin p1000 Collins pitched to 1batter in the 8th. Lvrnwy c3010ErChvz 3b 4000 of four-hit ball to lead the New weekend series at Detroit. Sltlmch dh 3010Ibanez lf 4000 Pitt ... 000 002 000 000 000 010 3—6 Kearns ph 1000Belisle p0000 Veal pitched to 1batter in the 8th. Nelson Pdsdnk rf 3000RMartn c4000 York Yankees past Josh Beckett Chris Davis homered for the St.L.. 000 200 000 000 000 010 0—3 WP—Quintana 2. ph-3b 1000 Umpires—Home, Cory Blaser;First, Bill Miller;Se- Ciriaco ss 3000ISuzuki rf 4232 E—Karstens (1), J.Garcia (1). DP—St. Louis 3. Totals 33 262Totals 30 393 Punto 3b 3010McGeh dh 4000 and the Boston Red Sox 4-1on second straight game and J.J. LOB—Pittsburgh 13, St. Louis 13. 2B—Tabata (14), cond, Dan Iassogna;Third, CB Bucknor. Miami...... 100 100 000 —2 T—2:43. A—22,401(37,903). Totals 31 151Totals 32 483 Mercer (5), G.Jones (21), Beltran (22). Boston ...... 000 000 100 —1 Sunday night. Hardy had a two-run double. 3B—J.Harrison (4). HR—P.Alvarez (23). SB—Bel- Colorado ...... 000 300 00x —3 tran 3 (13). CS—Tabata 2 (11). S—Tabata, Kar- E—Rutledge 2 (9). DP—Miami 2, Colorado 2. New York ...... 101 101 00x —4 Derek Jeter had three hits stens. SF—J.Harrison, T.Cruz. LOB—Miami 9, Colorado 9. 2B—Ruggiano (17), Athletics 7, Indians 0 DP—New York 1. LOB—Boston 3, New York 8. and scored twice for the Yan- Royals 5, White Sox 2 IP HRER BB SO A.Brown (3), Fowler (14). HR—J.Buck (9), Pacheco Cleveland Oakland 2B—Jeter 2 (26), Granderson (14). HR—Ad.Gon- Pittsburgh (2). SB—D.Solano (5), Fowler (11). S—Ottavino. ab rhbi ab rhbi zalez (15), I.Suzuki 2 (7). SB—Jeter (8), Swisher kees, who took two of three KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jere- Karstens...... 722214 IP HRER BB SO Carrer lf 4010Crisp cf 5135 (2). Grilli...... 100002Miami AsCarr ss 4000Dnldsn 3b 5010 IP HRER BB SO from Boston despite playing my Guthrie flirted with a no- Correia ...... 220000Jo.Johnson L,7-10.. 773344Choo rf 4020Reddck rf 4000 Boston 1 Beckett L,5-11...... 674436 Resop ...... 320003M.Dunn...... ⁄3 20010CSantn dh 4010Cespds dh 3010 1 2 A.Miller ...... 1 ⁄3 00012 the entire series without slug- hitter, Salvador Perez drove in Hanrahan...... 100021Webb ...... ⁄3 00000Brantly cf 4010Carter 1b 4020 2 J.Hughes...... 210002Colorado Ktchm 1b 4020Moss lf 4121 Tazawa...... ⁄3 10000 ger Mark Teixeira. The AL three runs and Kansas City J.Cruz BS,1-4...... 131100D.Pomeranz...... 432143Lillirdg 2b 3000DNorrs c3000 New York W.Rodriguez Ottavino W,5-1 ...... 310012Hannhn 3b 3000Pnngtn ss 3310 Kuroda W,12-8...... 841104 R.Soriano S,31-33 .. 110001 East leaders won for the ninth completed a three-game series W,8-12...... 210013Belisle H,20 ...... 100000Marson c3000JWeeks 2b 3221 R.Betancourt Totals 33 070Totals 34 712 7 WP—Beckett. time in 12 games, ending a sweep of the AL Central lead- St. Louis Umpires—Home, Jerry Meals;First, Gary Darling- J.Garcia...... 8520010 S,23-28...... 120000Cleveland...... 000 000 000 —0 Motte...... 100002Umpires—Home, Mike Estabrook;First, Larry Va- ;Second, Paul Emmel;Third, Scott Barry. two-year streak of futility ers. Oakland...... 001 132 00x —7 T—2:51. A—48,620 (50,291). Boggs ...... 100021nover;Second, Dan Bellino;Third, Jerry Layne. DP—Cleveland 1. LOB—Cleveland 7, Oakland 7. against Beckett (5-11). Mujica ...... 110010T—2:52. A—43,961(50,398). 2B—Donaldson (7), Cespedes (17), Carter (8), 2 J.Kelly...... 5 ⁄3 41124 J.Weeks (14). HR—Crisp (7), Moss (13). SB—Car- Rangers 11, Blue Jays 2 1 Rzepczynski ...... ⁄3 10000 rera (3). S—J.Weeks. THIS DATE IN Rays 8, Angels 3 Salas...... 110002 IP HRER BB SO TORONTO — Michael Browning L,1-3...... 143310 Cleveland BASEBALL HBP—by J.Kelly (Barmes). WP—Hanrahan, J.Kel- 2 Masterson L,9-11.... 5 ⁄3 97715 ANAHEIM, Calif. — Matt Young hit a three-run homer Nationals 5, 1 ly. E.Rogers...... 1 ⁄3 30011 T—6:07. A—43,412 (43,975). Aug. 20 Moore shrugged off home runs and a two-run double to power Mets 2 C.Perez ...... 1000011912 —Washington’s Jay Cashion pitched a six-in- Oakland ning no-hitter to give the Senators a 2-0 victory over by Mike Trout and Albert Pu- Texas to the victory. New York Washington J.Parker W,8-7 ...... 860012 Reds 5, Cubs 4 ab rhbi ab rhbi the Cleveland Indians in the second game of a dou- R.Cook ...... 110001bleheader. jols to win his fourth straight AnTrrs cf 3000Werth rf 4120 HBP—by Masterson (Pennington). Chicago Cincinnati Vldspn ph 1000Harper cf 4222 1945 — Tommy Brown, 17 years, 8 months, 14 ab rhbi ab rhbi Umpires—Home, Andy Fletcher;First, Rob Drake- days, of the Brooklyn Dodgers became the young- decision, and the Tampa Bay Mariners 5, Twins 1 JuTrnr 2b 5020Zmrmn 3b 4021 ;Second, Joe West;Third, Sam Holbrook. DeJess rf 4231Cozart ss 4020 DWrght 3b 5020LaRoch 1b 4000 est major league player to hit a home run when he Rays completed a four-game SEATTLE — Michael Saun- Barney 2b 4100Stubbs cf 4000 Hairstn rf 4020Morse lf 3110 connected in Ebbets Field against Preacher Roe of Valuen 3b 3010BPhllps 2b 4100 I.Davis 1b 4110Berndn lf 0000 Mariners 5, Twins 1 the Pittsburgh Pirates. sweep of the fading Los An- ders hit a two-run homer, Blake ASorin lf 3012Ludwck lf 2000 RCeden ss 4120Dsmnd ss 4000 1961 — The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Milwau- SCastro ss 4011Bruce rf 4121 Bay lf 4001Espinos 2b 4112 Minnesota Seattle kee Braves 7-4 in the second game of a double- geles Angels with an 8-3 victo- Beavan pitched into the sixth LaHair 1b 4000Frazier 1b 4110 Shppch c3021KSuzuk c3000 ab rhbi ab rhbi header to snap a 23-game losing streak, a modern BJcksn cf 3010Valdez 3b 3111 Hefner p2000GGnzlz p2010 Revere cf 4000Ackley 2b 4220 record. ry on Sunday. inning and Seattle picked up Clevngr c3100Paul ph 1110 Tejada ph 1000Stmmn p1000 ACasill 2b 4000MSndrs cf 4222 1974 — Nolan Ryan of the California Angels struck Tampa Bay tagged Zack its fifth straight victory. Volstad p1000Hanign c3022 Acosta p0000McGnzl p0000 Mauer dh 5010Seager 3b 2010 out19 Tigers in a1-0,11-inning loss to Detroit. It was Rizzo ph 1000Latos p3011 Edgin p0000Clipprd p0000 Wlngh lf 4110Jaso c2101 the third time this season that Ryan struck out 19 Greinke (1-2) and outscored Bowden p0000Chpmn p0000 DnMrp ph 1000 Mornea 1b 3010JMontr dh 4000 batters in a game. Belivea p0000 Parnell p0000 Doumit c4020Smoak 1b 3010 1985 — Dwight Gooden of the New York Mets Athletics 7, Indians 0 Camp p0000 Totals 37 2112Totals 33 595 Plouffe 3b 2001Thams rf 4031 struck out 16 batters in a 3-0 victory over San Fran- the Angels 37-14 in the series Totals 30 474Totals 32 510 5 New York ...... 000 001 010 —2 MCarsn rf 4010TRonsn lf 3000 cisco. Gooden became the first National League —the Rays set a team record OAKLAND, Calif. — Jarrod Chicago...... 001 002 010 —4 Flormn ss 3010Kawsk ss 4000 pitcher to strike out 200 or more batters in each of Washington ...... 022 010 00x —5 Totals 33 171Totals 30 594 Cincinnati ...... 100 300 001 —5 DP—Washington 1. LOB—New York 10, Washing- his first two seasons. for runs in a four-game set, Parker pitched eight sharp No outs when winning run scored. ton 5. 2B—I.Davis (20), R.Cedeno (10), Zimmer- Minnesota ...... 010 000 000 —1 1995 — Jose Mesa of the Cleveland Indians picked erupting right after Seattle’s innings and Coco Crisp home- E—Valdez (2), Bruce (5), Cozart (13). DP—Chica- man (28). 3B—R.Cedeno (1), Harper (6). HR—Har- Seattle ...... 002 000 30x —5 up his 37th save in 37 opportunities, setting a major go 1, Cincinnati 2. LOB—Chicago 4, Cincinnati 6. per (12), Espinosa (14). DP—Minnesota 3. LOB—Minnesota 11, Seattle 9. league record as the Indians beat the Milwaukee Felix Hernandez pitched a red and drove in five runs to 2B—DeJesus (22), B.Jackson (2). 3B—Paul (1). IP HRER BB SO 2B—Willingham (24), Florimon (1), Ackley (17), Brewers 8-5. SB—B.Phillips (10). CS—A.Soriano (2), B.Jackson New York Thames (11). HR—M.Saunders (11). SB—A.Casilla 2004 — Adrian Beltre of the Los Angeles Dodgers perfect game against them. help Oakland finish off the (1). S—Volstad. SF—A.Soriano, Hanigan. Hefner L,2-5 ...... 585503(15), M.Saunders (17). SF—Plouffe. hit two home runs, a game-tying homer in the ninth IP HRER BB SO 1 and a game-winner in the 11th, in a 3-2 win over At- Acosta ...... 1 ⁄3 00002 IP HRER BB SO Chicago 2 lanta. three-game sweep. Edgin ...... ⁄3 10000Minnesota Volstad ...... 674414 Deduno L,4-1 ...... 6522622005 — The Kansas City Royals ended baseball’s 1 Parnell ...... 100000 Orioles 7, Tigers 5 Brandon Moss also homered Bowden ...... 1 ⁄3 10010 Gray...... 143310longest losing streak in 17 years, beating the Oak- 2 Washington Beliveau...... ⁄3 00001 2 land Athletics 2-1to snap a club-record 19-game G.Gonzalez W,16-6 5 ⁄3 71123Perkins ...... 100003 DETROIT — Nate McLouth and Cliff Pennington scored Camp L,3-6...... 021100 1 skid. Stammen...... 1 ⁄3 20001Seattle Cincinnati 1 Mic.Gonzalez ...... 121101Beavan W,8-7...... 5 ⁄3 711132007 — Bobby Jenks failed to break the major hit a go-ahead, two-run triple three times. The A’s won their Latos ...... 864236 2 Clippard S,27-31..... 100001C.Capps H,1...... ⁄3 00011league record for consecutive batters retired before Chapman W,5-4...... 110002 2 HBP—by Hefner (Morse). WP—Hefner. Balk— O.Perez H,4...... ⁄3 00011getting three outs to help the Chicago White Sox as Baltimore rallied for the fourth in a row and moved 10 Camp pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. 1 Mic.Gonzalez. Kinney S,1-1...... 2 ⁄3 00020post a 4-3 win over Kansas City. Jenks gave up a win. games over .500, matching Umpires—Home, Laz Diaz;First, Tim Welke;Se- Umpires—Home, Jordan Baker;First, Ted Barrett- HBP—by Deduno (M.Saunders). single to Joey Gathright to lead off the ninth and re- cond, David Rackley;Third, Mike Everitt. ;Second, Brian Runge;Third, Marvin Hudson. Umpires—Home, Phil Cuzzi;First, Manny Gonza- sponded by retiring the next three batters for his McLouth, Nick Markakis their high mark of the season. T—2:53. A—41,615 (42,319). T—2:53. A—33,764 (41,487). lez;Second, Gerry Davis;Third, D.J. Reyburn. 34th save. CMYK

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Clips shows Pro Bowler Jason contains some inappropriate language. quickly but the look on his face suggests helmet and popped a cyst on his hand in Pierre-Paul throwing Prince The incident also could be considered he is upset. the process. eitherhazing—althoughthat’soddfora “Anything that occurs within this fam- Hosley, who made the biggest play of Amukamara into an ice bath. second-year player — or even bullying. ily or within our group should not be a the game returning a second-quarter in- Some might explain it as camp bond- part of any social media aspect,” Cough- terception 77 yards for a touchdown, has ing, but Amukamara doesn’t look lin said. “I’m going to address that acase of turf toe on his right foot. It was By TOM CANAVAN amused. strongly, and I’ve spent a little time on in a cast after the game. AP Sports Writer Neither was Coughlin. that this preseason, but I’ll look into it “Hopefully nothing will turn up in EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Tom “I’m learning about that today,” further.” terms of all the tests, and then it’s going Coughlin talked about the usual pros Coughlin said. “I really didn’t have any Giants players were off Sunday. to be something that is going to be very and cons after watching the video of the information about that until maybe an Amukamara told the Star-Ledger of sore,” Coughlin said. “There’s no doubt. Giants’ preseason win over the Jets, and hour ago, an hour before this conference Newark after the game that he was con- How he is able to deal with it will indi- the report on injuries to running back call. I’m going to look into it; I’m going to fused getting thrown into the bath since cate how fast he can get back on the prac- Ahmad Bradshaw and rookie corner- talk to the parties involved.” he was no longer a rookie, but he said: “I tice field.” back Jayron Hosley seemed OK. It was not clear whether Coughlin had know it’s all love. Yeah, no one ever likes Hosley was on the field for only seven What the Giants coach had a problem seen the video of Pierre-Paul carrying a it, especially when it’s you vs. eight and plays. The third-round draft pick out of AP PHOTO with Sunday was a video of Pro Bowl de- non-resistant Amukamara through a no one’s helping you. But it doesn’t mess Virginia Tech did not know on which Cleveland Browns running back Mon- fensive end Jason Pierre-Paul throwing hallway as teammates followed, some up our team morale or anything.” play he was hurt. tario Hardesty has put up some good second-year cornerback Prince Amu- shouting inappropriate comments. While the video attracted the most at- If there was an area of concern for the numbers during the team’s first two kamara into an ice bath at training camp Once Pierre-Paul reaches the ice tubs he tention Sunday, the good news for the Giants,itwastheirrunninggame,which preseason games. at the University at Albany. It was tweet- seems to fling Amukamara into the wa- Super Bowl champions (No. 3 in the AP finished last in the league in 2011. They BROWNS ed by punter Steve Weatherford before ter. Pro32) was that Bradshaw seemingly gained 58 yards on 32 carries, a horrible Running back Hardesty Saturday’s 26-3 win over the Jets, and it The cornerback gets out of the water has only a bruised right hand after it hit a 1.8-yard average. enjoying football again BEREA, Ohio — The Cleveland Bears put pressure on rookie Griffin So far Jets’ Browns are getting surprising produc- tion at running back in the preseason. This unexpected help is coming from Montario Hardesty and not No. 3 over- new offense all pick Trent Richardson. Coach Pat Shurmur said Sunday that Hardesty is making the most of in- not very good creased playing time since Richardson had knee surgery Aug. 9. Except for Hardesty’s costly fumble New offensive coordinator, addition on the first play at Green Bay on Thurs- of Tim Tebow hasn’t led to any day, the third-year running back is showing the style the Browns expected touchdowns in two preseason games. when they made him a second-round choice in 2010. Hardesty missed all of 2010 after surgery. He didn’t play much By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. last season and knows Cleveland has a AP Sports Writer big investment in Richardson. Yet he’s NEW YORK — Things were supposed eager to prove he can play, too. to look a lot different for the New York Jets’ offense. TEXANS There’s a new coordinator in Tony Sparano, a rededication to a run-first ap- Kubiak looks to shore up proach and the addition of the elusive and electrifying Tim Tebow. team’s run defense So far, this year’s Jets look a lot like last year’s — and that’s not a good thing. HOUSTON — Houston coach Gary At all. Kubiak says Saturday’s win over San “It’s the second preseason game,” Francisco had the feel of a regular- quarterback Mark Sanchez said, trying season game and offered a helpful to ease everyone’s fears. “It’s not time to hit the panic button. You have to im- gauge of where the Texans are three prove and learn from this stuff. I know weeks before the games count. we can do it.” Kubiak liked most of what he saw in AP PHOTO Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III is tackled by Chicago Bears defensive end Israel Idonije But now they’ve got to show it. the Texans’ 20-9 victory — the contin- (71) and defensive tackle Matt Toeaina (75) during the first half of a preseason game in Chicago on Saturday. Through two preseason games, the uing improvement of receiver Lestar At left is Redskins offensive tackle Tyler Polumbus. Jets (0-2) have failed to score a touch- Jean, developing depth on the right down, with their nine points coming on side of the offensive line and sharpness three field goals. from quarterback Matt Schaub and star “I don’t think you can get frustrated,” receiver Andre Johnson. Tebow said. “We haven’t even played a But the second-team offense sput- Feeling the heat real game. When the regular season gets here, then that’s when it’s for real. We’ve tered and the 49ers broke off a handful got to continue to show improvement of first down runs, new areas of con- and get better every day.” cern for Kubiak. By JOSEPH WHITE ing for work. Griffin would have to be healthy when the regular season Sanchez has been knocked around, Linebacker Brian Cushing bruised AP Sports Writer ineptorinjurednottoremaintheNo. starts Sept. 9. much as he was last season, with a seri- his ribs in the game, but Kubiak said WASHINGTON — Robert Griffin 1guy when the regular season opens, And Griffin is also going to need ous lack of pass protection that has led to no one else was injured. The Texans III: three sacks, no touchdowns. and so far he’s been neither. more help from the starting defense, him being sacked five times and prevent- play at New Orleans on Saturday. Kirk Cousins: three touchdowns, But he did get his first taste of NFL which gave up big plays and lost two ed him from having time to do much of no sacks. pressure after a relatively smooth starters — two-time Pro Bowl line- anything VIKINGS If preseason stats could be taken at quarter of work in the preseason backer Brian Orakpo and strong safe- It wasn’t just him. Tebow was also vis- face value, one could have fun cob- opener the week before. He lost a ty Brandon Meriweather — to inju- ibly upset with the offensive line Satur- day night in the Jets’ 26-3 loss to the Gi- Cook, Rudolph recovering bling together yet another Washing- fumble deep in Redskins territory on ries in the first quarter. ants after taking one of his four sacks. from concussions ton Redskins quarterback controver- one of the sacks and completed 5 of 8 Orakpo and Meriweather were “I’m not sure what play exactly, but sy, this one involving a pair of roo- passes for only 49 yards. both scheduled for MRIs on Sunday, probably just frustrated,” he said. “We EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — Minneso- kies. “We never really got into a with coach Mike Shanahan expected want to get on the same communication ta Vikings cornerback Chris Cook and For one thing, fourth-rounder rhythm,” Griffin said. “I think every- to divulge the results when the team and have it run smooth, everyone being tight end Kyle Rudolph are recovering Cousins from Michigan State is nat- one on the (first-string) wanted to go reconvenes for practice on Monday. on the same page.” from concussions. urally more comfortable in the pock- back in the second half.” Orakpo reinjured his left shoulder Tebow has yet to be the spark that was Both players were banged up in etthanNo.2overallpickGriffin,who Growing pains aside, Griffin can’t trying to tackle Bears receiver Devin expected, save for one drive Saturday Friday’s preseason game against Buffa- didn’t get a chance to learn the nu- flourish if he’s always on the run. The Hester;it’sthesameshoulderthatre- night that led to the team’s only points. ances of a pro-style offense at Baylor. game reinforced an ongoing concern quired surgery after the linebacker But the NFL’s most popular backup quar- lo and held out of Sunday’s practice as terback could’ve gotten the crowd fired aprecaution. Coach Leslie Frazier said Of course, there is no such QB about an offensive line that was mis- tore a pectoral muscle in the final competition. Griffin played with and sing three projected starters — Kory game of last season. up when he spotted a wide-open Ste- they’re still in the evaluation phase of against starters during the first half Lichtensteiger, Chris Chester and Meriweather, a significant offsea- phen Hill in the end zone on second- their injuries, but that they’ve passed of Saturday night’s 33-31loss to the Jammal Brown. son free agent signing, hurt his left and-20 from the 29. Instead, Tebow all of their tests so far. short-hopped the throw, waved his hand ChicagoBears,whileCousinswason The Redskins (No. 25 in the AP knee when a player fell on him dur- Running back Adrian Peterson will as if telling Hill he should’ve come to the the field in the second half with quite Pro32) are reasonably hopeful that ing a touchdown run by Michael ball, and it was another opportunity lost. continue to have his participation afew players who will soon be look- Lichtensteiger and Chester will be Bush. ramped up this week, with his rehabil- “I mean, clearly we have to get more itation from reconstructive surgery on production in the regular season than we’ve gotten in these two preseason his left knee nearly behind him. Frazier games,” coach Rex Ryan said. “There is said the team would decide by Tuesday no doubt. But I’m 100 percent sure when or Wednesday whether he’ll play in this Falcons’ Jones looking to shine in second year we kick it off for real, we will have more week’s preseason game against San production. Diego. “There’s absolutely no doubt about By PAUL NEWBERRY that helps children with cancer and has that.” LIONS AP Sports Writer no plans to grow it back, enjoying his FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) — sleeker look (especially in the heat of a 2punters vying for job Julio Jones is still drawing double- Georgia summer). ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Most of the takes over his new hairstyle. For the coaching staff, the most no- Detroit Lions special teamers came to His position coach is more taken ticeable difference is on the field. Jones with what he hears. is much more comfortable in the Fal- training camp with decent job security. “You can listen to him run,” said Ter- cons’ offense, having spent much of But that’s not so for the pair a punt- ry Robiskie, who work with the Atlanta 2011 learning on the fly. ers. Ryan Donahue earned the job last Falcons receivers. “I can hear him gal- AP PHOTO Because of the lockout, rookies season as a rookie, but a quadriceps loping. I can actually hear the sound. The Atlanta Falcons believe wide didn’t get a chance to work with their injury midway through the season It’s like a horse that’s trotting out on the receiver Julio Jones is poised to teams until training camp opened, opened the door for veteran Ben Gra- track. Whatever that sound is, it’s mu- become an elite receiver. eliminating all those valuable months ham. sic to your ears if you’re a coach.” spent learning the playbook, meshing The duo has split most of the duty so This is why the Falcons paid such a training camp portion of the presea- with new teammates and getting accli- far in camp and during the Lions’ two heavy price to land Jones in the first son. “When you look at how strong he mated to the NFL way of life. preseason games and both know only round of the 2011 draft. This is why the is, how big a guy he is, how powerful he “Confidence” is how Robiskie de- one man will get the job. team is convinced that he’s poised to is ... he’s got all the powerful stuff that’s scribes it. “You can just see it in every- “You’re expected to play at the high- become one of the NFL’s top receivers, just beautiful to watch.” thing we’re doing. If we call a play and est level all the time and the competi- even after a rookie season that had To those on the outside, Jones’ most he walks out of the huddle, he knows tion makes it better and it makes you some downs along with the ups. visible move of the offseason was cut- what that play is. His wheels are turn- AP PHOTO better as a punter,” said Donahue, who “Just look at the physicality of the ting off his dreadlocks, which he had ing, but they’re not turning quite like New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow ended Nick Harris’ eight-year run as guy,” Robiskie said Sunday, shortly af- throughout his college career at Alaba- they were. Last year, he came in and is sacked by New York Giants defen- Detroit’s punter out of camp last sum- ter the Falcons finished a morning ma and his rookie season with the Fal- was just thrown into the mix. He was sive back Will Hill Saturday in East mer. practice that officially wrapped up the cons. He donated the hair to a charity trying to figure it all out.” Rutherford, N.J. CMYK

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West Side Phillies win title Stripes & Strikes takes crown SWB 9-10 All-Star team

The West Side Phillies won the West Side Little League The Stripes & Strikes Sporting Goods’ U14 team, of Ha- Pictured are members of the South Wilkes Barre 9-10 All playoffs, defeating the Plymouth Phillies 19-6 in five in- zleton, competed in the Montreal International Challenge Stars. First row, from left: Joey Polanowski, Darren Clarke, nings. The playoffs consisted of 13 teams from the West Cup, going 10-1 on the trip and winning the International Michael Zarola, Jim Dunleavy, Michael Gavin, Ken Dewey. Side communities of Edwardsville, Larksville, Luzerne, Event with a 7-1 win over Mississauga, Ontario, in the cham- Second row: Rob Sliker, Jack Gilgallon, Blake Bynon, Luke Courtdale, Pringle, Plymouth, Swoyersville, Forty Fort and pionship game. It is the first Montreal International Chal- Bottger, Ryan Maffei, Ryan Casey, Alex Sliker and Jay Kingston. The playoffs were single elimination. This marks lenge Cup title in the 19-year history for a Pennsylvania Bottger the second year in a row a team from West Side has won team.Stripes and Strikes has an overall record of 55-8. the playoff championship. Pictured are team members. Pictured are team members. First row, from left: Marissa First row, from left: Kenny Vought, Ryder Milia, Kyle Litt- Trivelpiece, Abby Sachse. Second row from left: Moriah Distict 16 9-10 champions man, Brian Adamski, Adam Harbaugh. Second row: Manag- Lynn, Ilissa Hamilton, Tiff Lapotsky, Tiana Treon, Rayanne er Mark Mangan, players Mark Mangan, Bo Johnson, JD Hawk. Third row: Maggie Murphy, MacKenzie Klinger, Allie Turkosky, Colton Buckland, Cade Ellsworth, score keeper Warren, Celine Podlesney, Mikaela Browdy, Megan Triv- Deanna Mason, and coach Eric Ellsworth elpiece. Fourth row: Hitting coach Ted Treon, Assistant Coach Dave Klinger, Bench Coach Doug Lynn and Manager Vince Trivelpiece. Missing from photo: Sadie Cresswell and Pocono Premier Cup winners sponsor Keith Segedy. Tournament scheduled

The Nanticoke 9-10 All-Star team won the District 16 championship recently. Pictured are team members. First row, from left: Kyle Zeller, Luke Myers, Chris Ormes, Nate Penko. Second row: Jadyn Heald, Austin Norton, Jake Kru- pinski, Dylan Szychowski, Colby Butcynski, Adam Echhart, Devland Heffron, Collin Brown. Third row : Manager Pat Heffron, Coach Todd Norton, and Coach Allen Brown. The Wyoming Valley Soccer Club 99 boys team took first place in the U12 division at the Pocono Cup Premier. The team went undefeated throughout the tournament, scoring District 31 champs 20 goals and giving up only four. Pictured are team mem- The Golf Committee of the Dallas Lions Club met recently bers. First row, from left: Alex Kresge, Johnny Torres, Chris to finalize plans for its golf tournament on Sept. 23 at the Tambasco, David Cortez, Lucas Pino, Brandon Williams, Newberry Estate Golf Course. The proceeds from the event Modou Lamin and Moises Tlatenchi. Second row: Coach will benefit the Back Mountain Library. Those interested in Javier Rodriguez, Billy Weiss, Jonathon Tambasco, Goalie participating in the tournament should contact the chair- Cameron Corcoran, Jeffrey Mondulick, George Oko, An- man Joe Czarnecki at 255-0136 or pick up a flyer/regis- drew Francis and Coach Joe Pino. tration form at any one of the following Dallas locations: the Back Mountain Library, the dental office of Dr. David Spring, NAPA Auto Parts, Wright’s Auto Care or Fino’s Galinus completes Ironman Pharmacy. Pictured, left to right, are members of the com- mittee: Joe Dwinchick, Jack Williams, Joe Czarnecki, Don Berlew and Paul McCue. Absent: Robert Shaffer.

Kuhar honored The Back Mountain American 11-year-old all-stars captured the District 31 championship. The team is comprised of 11-year-old players from the Dallas School District as well as Wyoming Seminary and Good Shephard Academy. Pictured with the championship banner are team members. First row, from left: John Betzko and Derek Answini. Second row: Michael Luksic, Beaudyn Lewis, Michael Collins, Zane Nar- done, Michael Anderson, Darren Kerdesky, Dalton Simpson, Michael Doggett, Ethan Zawatski and Mason Gattuso. Back row (standing from left) coaches Dave Simpson, Mark An- derson, Jeff Doggett, Mike Luksic and Scott Answini.

Fusion wins Silver Champioship PowerBar Team Elite member and former Wyoming Valley West athlete Kate Galinus successfully completed the 14th Annual Ironman USA in Lake Placid, NY. This ultra triathlon is the second oldest Ironman race in North America and consists of a 2.4-mile swim in Mirror Lake, a 112-mile bike through the Adirondack Mountains and a 26.2-mile run ending in the Olympic Skating Oval in the center of Lake Placid. The course is known for its challenging climbs and headwinds on the bike portion and a chalenging run course as well. Kate’s time of 15:58:26 earned here ninth place in her age group. Kate was a four-sport athlete at Wyoming Valley West, earning letters in field hockey, basketball, vol- Randie Kuhar, a student at St. Jude School in Mountaintop, leyball and softball before graduating in 1975. She contin- was recognized for her performance by her coaches at the ued her education at Slippery Rock University and while end of the track and field season. Kuhar’s coaches – Gar- there began road racing at local 5k and 10k races. Since field MacFarlane, Jim Mihal and Matt Austin – selected her then she has many marathons and triathlons under her as the outstanding junior high girls’ thrower. Her throwing belt as well ascompleting the 140.6-mile Chesapeak Man events include discuss, shot put, and javelin. Kuhar is Ultra Triathlon in Maryland in 2006. She is a long time shown holding her plaque which states, ‘Holy Redeemer Wyoming Valley Striders member andcurrently resides in High School 2011-2012 Girls Junior High Track Outstanding The PA Fusion U12 softball team recently won the Silver Lansdale, Pa. Athlete Award.’ Championship in the Susquehanna Valley Fast Pitch Um- pires Tournament. Pictured are team members. First row, from left: Karly Bennett, Melinda Holena, Brinley Sobeck, AT PLAY POLICY: The Times darts, pool, Frisbee, etc. – to sub- should have contact information ject, faxed to 831-7319, dropped Megan Murphy, Tiffany Toporcer. Second row:Jenna Lipow- Leader will accept photos, mit standings and results to us. as well to ensure publication. off at the Times Leader or ski, Melodi Raskiewicz, Mandi Zawadzki, Morgan Klosko, standings and stories from read- E-mailed photos should be sent Items will not be accepted mailed to Times Leader, c/o ers about youth and adult recre- in a jpeg format. Those that are over the telephone. They may be Sports, 15 N. Main St., Wilkes- Miranda Dunn. Third row: Coach Marc Lipowski, Manager ation activities. We’re also en- not in a jpeg format might not be e-mailed to tlsports@timeslead- Barre, PA 18711-0250. Charlie Holena and Coach Mark Klosko. Absent from photo: couraging anyone in a league – published. All submitted items er.com with “At Play” in the sub- coach Jeff Bennett CMYK

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IL BASEBALL Luzerne County Sports Hall inducts newest members Joseph, NASCAR Continued from Page 1B 17th-place showing. “I know that a lot of people Maine key don’t expect us to win the championship, and don’t ex- pect us to compete for the ti- for Yanks tle,” Biffle said. “I don’t care what they say or who they want to talk about, but we will Corban Joseph drove in four be a factor when it comes down runs, while John Maine to Homestead. I promise you that.” pitched six shotout innings. Kasey Kahne finished third in the 400-mile race, followed by Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Mar- The Times Leader cos Ambrose. ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Cor- It was the 12th victory for ban Joseph drove in four runs Roush Fenway Racing at MIS, and John Maine pitched six breaking a tie with the Wood shotout innings as the Scran- Brothers for the most wins at ton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees de- the track. feated the Rochester Red Pole sitter Mark Martin was Wings, 6-0, Sunday night. sailing along in the lead for Joseph knocked in his four most of the first 65 laps before runs with a pair of two RBI sin- his race ended in scary fashion. gles. DON CAREY/ THE TIMES LEADER Bobby Labonte went into a The first Luzerne County Sports Hall of Fame inducted 11 new members at its 28th annual Joseph Desimonie Memorial Banquet spin while Martin was coming came after Sunday night at the Ramada Inn in Wilkes-Barre. Pictured are the inductees. From left:Richard Kiewlak, Edmund ‘Chick’ up from behind, and Martin Melky Mesa Witkoski, Merle Bainbridge, Kevin Gryboski, Dave Anthony Shipula, William James,Jeff Snyder, John P. Gorham, Bob went sliding off toward pit gave the Yan- McFadden and Jill Hockenbury Snowdon. Absent from the photo is Kenneth Legins. road. His car crashed frighten- kees a 1-0 lead ingly into the end of a short, with an RBI narrow barrier on the interior double in the side of pit road. 6 fourth inning. The side of Martin’s car was YANKEES Joseph would essentially impaled by the end later put the Huskers need Martinez to be passer, runner of the wall, just in front of the 0 Yankees up left rear tire and dangerously RED WINGS 5-0 with his close to the driver’s seat. But in second two- By ERIC OLSON from NFL stars Peyton and Eli. the smoky scene that followed, AP Sports Writer Bielema picks transfer O’Brien as starting QB run hit in the He immersed himself in film Martin was able to get out and sixth inning. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Ne- MADISON, Wis. — Danny O’Brien will start at quarterback when No. study this summer with graduate walk away. Maine (6-5) braska wants Taylor Martinez to 12 Wisconsin opens its season. assistant Joe Ganz, the Huskers’ Badgers coach Bret Bielema announced the decision on his “I really feel that was a freak went six in- become a better passer this sea- quarterback in 2008. accident. I’m not sure you can nings, allow- son. Along with that, the 17th- Twitter account Sunday evening. O’Brien, a transfer from Maryland, The first day of preseason prac- came into camp as the favorite to win the job, and beat out redshirt ever completely fix something ing just four ranked Cornhuskers need him to tice, Martinez raised eyebrows senior Curt Phillips and redshirt freshman Joel Stave. like that,” Martin said. “That hits while striking out four and be the runner he used to be. when he said his goal was to com- Bielema posted, “Both Curt and Joel had great camps as well, we was a pretty freak angle that I walking two. He dropped his Lost in the scrutinizing of Mar- plete 70 percent of his passes this are very fortunate that we have 3 QB’s that can play winning football got it. I’m not sure what you ERA to 5.94 for the season. tinez’s throwing motion — a pop- for us.” year. can do. It could have been real- Lee Hyde pitched a hitless ular pastime for folks in this foot- Wisconsin opens the season Sept. 1against Northern Iowa. Told that only eight FBS quar- ly bad if I would have got into seventh and Chase Whitley ball-crazy state — has been the O’Brien, a starter for most of the past two seasons at Maryland, is terbacks with a minimum of 15 eligible to play right away because he already has graduated — the that hole a little deeper where pitched the final two innings, drop-off in his rushing numbers attempts a game were able to same rule Russell Wilson took advantage of at Wisconsin last season. it would have caught me in the allowing just two hits. the second half of last season. achieve that mark last year, the door instead of the crush area P.J. Walters got the start for Martinez prioritized his throw- 57-percent career passer didn’t back there.” the Red Wings, making his ing mechanics in the offseason nator Tim Beck is planning a He completed 56 percent of his waver. Johnson started from the sixth rehab start for the Minne- with the idea that defenses will more balanced spread-option passes for 2,089 yards, with 13 “I don’t look at what other back, and so did Earnhardt, sota Twins since getting placed be hesitant to load up to stop the scheme, but he knows how dan- touchdowns against eight inter- quarterbacks do,” he said. who was using a backup car af- on the DL on June 14. run if he’s more effective passing. gerous Martinez can be if he’s ceptions. “That’s what I want to reach.” ter a mishap in practice Satur- Walters was effective in his He hired a personal quarterback running well. The junior is 17-8 Dropped balls hurt his num- Martinez’s confidence is fueled day. The two Hendrick Motor- three innings of work. He al- coach and attended the Manning as the starter, including 8-0 when bers, but so did poor throwing by the fact that the Huskers will lowed three hits, while striking Passing Academy last month. he runs for 100 yards. The Husk- form. He often put the ball be- be entering their second year in sports teammates made a solid out six and walking just two. Coaches and teammates say they ers are 4-6 when he’s held under hind and over receivers. He Beck’s spread-option system and run of it, but it was Biffle and His ERA for his six rehab starts see a difference through two 50. would miss the mark on long pas- second year in the Big Ten. his No.16 Ford that emerged at stands at 2.68. weeks of preseason practice. Nagging injuries have limited ses when he leaned back and “Last year we kind of switched the end. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre “I think his best football is Martinez since the second half of threw awkwardly off his back it up a lot and we really didn’t Johnson did not speak to re- opens up five straight days in ahead of him,” coach Bo Pelini the 2010 season. He said he’s 100 foot. know what coach Beck wanted porters afterward. He was try- Buffalo with a two-game home said. “He’s had a tremendous off- percent now. Martinez spent his spring early on in the games,” Martinez ing to become the first driver series that starts at 7:05 p.m. season. I’m glad he’s our quarter- “Hopefully this year I can take break with Los Angeles-area said. “We really didn’t know how to reach four victories this sea- tonight. Right hander Ramon back.” more hits and run the ball a lot quarterback coach Steve Cal- to prepare for them, and a lot of son. Keselowski and Tony Ortiz (11-5, 3.16 ERA) gets the The Huskers ran more than more,” he said. houn, who changed his footwork times when we went into a game, Stewart also have three, and start for the Yankees while two-thirds of the time last sea- Martinez averaged 97 yards and delivery. Martinez worked we had to change up our game drivers will earn bonus points right hander Chris Schwinden son, with Rex Burkhead getting rushing as the Huskers started with other college quarterbacks plan. We know what defenses are in the Chase for the Sprint Cup (7-8, 2.99 ERA) starts for the most of the carries. 5-1last season. He ran for 41 at the Manning camp, picking up going to give us this year, so it’s a for “regular-season” victories. Bisons. Second-year offensive coordi- yards a game during a 4-3 finish. tips on mechanics and leadership lot better for us and coach Beck.” The Chase starts next month. “The 48 has the most speed ning runs on a fielder’s choice and the next” out. and the best history as far as LLWS passed ball, Petaluma turned up While the California kids were the Chase is concerned,” Kese- the power. Six-foot-3 Bradley understandably down, Smith lowski said. “We caught a lucky Smith, 12, got the spree started urged his players to shake it off the break that was unfortunate for Continued from Page 1B with a homer down the left-field disappointment to start focusing Jimmie. ... He definitely de- main undefeated. line. on Monday’s elimination game served to win the race. Just Hale’s team had a tougher time With two blasts in two games, against New Jersey. didn’t play out that way.” against a California club that belt- Smith has already become one off “It’s a strong group of kids and It was Biffle’s second win of ed four homers on the afternoon. the most feared hitters in South we can hit the ball,” he said. “We’re the year and third career victo- Petaluma’s powerful hitters are Williamsport. in any game.” ry at MIS. Keselowski, racing rarely out of any game the way they “If you’re hitting the ball like So is Tennessee, which also in his home state, settled for swing the bats, so Myers’ blast that, you want him to step up to the scratched out runs with textbook second place for the second helped ease his skipper’s mind. plate as much as possible, but the baserunning. straight week. “They were pretty big ... Brock. rules only call for you to hit at cer- Rucker went 3 for 4 with three “Just a great day,” Keselow- Going up by four, it was pretty tain times,” manager Eric Smith runs, scoring on a passed ball and ski said. “I don’t know what to nice,” Hale said. said. two fielder’s choices. He also say other than I was this close Myers smiled briefly and Kempton Brandis and Porter earned the win in relief. AP PHOTO to getting what would have shrugged his shoulders. Slate also homered on the after- Texas’ Zachary Sanchez, third from right, celebrates with team- been one of the biggest wins of Brown, also12, simply said after- noon,andColeTomeisluggedaso- Texas 13, Indiana 3 mates after hitting a two-run home run in the first inning of a p my career. That would have ward the big inning was “pretty lo shot with two outs in the sixth. Jordan Cardenas hit his second game agianst Indiana at the Little League World Series on Sunday been really special.” awesome.” Slate then draw a walk, but re- homer of the tournament and Za- in South Williamsport, Pa. Texas won the game, 13-3. Biffle’s victory was his 18th But the game was pretty tight liever Jake Rucker got a force at chary Sanchez also went deep for on the Cup circuit. going into the sixth, with 17,000 second to end the game — two bat- Texas, which broke open a one-run combining to go 8 for 14 with nine “That happens all the time with Earnhardt won at MIS in fans watching in the stands and ters before Smith’s place in the or- game by scoring six in the fourth. runs and seven RBIs. this team,” Texas manager Jack June, snapping a four-year los- millions more watching on nation- der. Texas’ top four hitters in Carde- The offensive outbreak in the Wideman Jr. said. “I told the kids ing streak. The last driver to al television. “I wasn’t nervous at all,” Myers nas, Sanchez, Landry Wideman sixth broke a 1-for-18 stretch with it’s a six inning game, we will fight sweep the two Cup races at After scratching out two first-in- said. “I knew Jake was going to get and Seth Morrow set the pace by runners in scoring position. through it.” MIS was Labonte in 1995.

sphere of a professional minor to one side of the field to the other really give them the professional League Baseball’s Promotional SWB league baseball game. was a struggle, which was a good experience of maybe playing a mi- Seminar Oct. 2-5 in Reno, Nev., at “When we manage a game at thing because there was a good nor league game was wonderful,” the Atlantis Casino Resort and PNCField,there’satonofpre-plan- amount of people there.” Beardsley said. “We thought it was Spa. Continued from Page 1B ning,” Beardsley said. “So we went Beardsley credits the success of great and it gave us one day out of goodofapromotionitwas,”Beard- about it in the exact same way we theeventnotonlytotheScranton/ the year where we could show off COUNTRY CLUB sley said. would go about planning one of Wilkes-Barre organization, but al- our planning skills and put on a IREM COUNTRY The Little League Takeover fun- our games.” so to the Plains Little League offi- good show for everybody.” Golf Mon-Fri draiser was created in response to The Friday evening in June in- cials. Beardsley took pride in the CLUB 18 holes with Cart $25 abreak-in and arson at Plains Little cluded a total of nine innings of “They worked with us to make Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and Plains Invites The Public Seniors 18 holes League’s Tokach Field. baseball and softball, a hat give- sureeverythingwasgoingsmooth- LittleLeagueorganizations’ability with Cart $22 “Our vice president of ticket away, the national anthem, PNC ly and they got a lot of donations to come together and create the To Play On sales, Doug Augis, and Rob Field P.A. announcer, John Davies, and made sure everyone was on event in such a short period of Mondays after 12:00pm McLane, our corporate ticket sales Champ, the Yankees’ mascot, and their game,” Beardsley said. time. THURSDAYS Everyone 18 holes executive, had seen somewhere other in-game entertainment. Beardsley said the most impor- “Everybody worked extremely with Cart online where someone had taken “Between innings, our Pinstripe tant motive behind the event was hard on this,” Beardsley said. “We $30 Per Person or $18 for 18 over a game for kids like this,” Patrol was out and about doing lit- to help out Plains Little League af- worked extra hours for it and ev- $100 Per Foursome Beardsley said. “They thought it tle skits,” Beardsley said. “It was ter a tragedy but it also gave the erybody did what they needed to Add a Lunch for just $3 would be a wonderful idea for just like you would see at PNC Scranton/Wilkes-Barre organiza- do to make sure we had a success- (Cart Included) them to have a great experience for Field.” tion an opportunity to provide mi- ful charity fundraiser and the kids Lunch Specials change daily the kids and help raise the money Beardsley was pleased with the nor league baseball entertain- had a good time.” they needed to do all the repairs for turnout and said about 2,000 hats ment. The Yankees will face off against Call 675-4653 ROUTE 309, DRUMS the field.” were given away at the promotion. “We haven’t been able to do any five other nominated teams when For Tee Times 570-788-5845 The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre or- “Their bleachers were filled to of that this year so to do that on the the Best Charity Promotion or (Proper Golf Attire Required) www.sandspringsgolf.com ganization provided the atmo- capacity,” Beardsley said. “To walk little leaguelevel for those kids and Event award is presented at Minor 285614 CMYK

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ISTARTED math. There were five players who he broke his leg in Week 10. blazing start. He hurt his foot in played fantasy In 2011, a QB had a four-TD or had more than 90 receptions last Average his stats over 16 Week 8 and played in only 10 football back in RICH SHEPOSH more performance in a game 29 year. Two of them were Gron- games, and you get … 1,512 yards games, but still managed 50 the “olden times. Aaron Rodgers, Drew kowski and Graham. rushing, 10 TDs and 63 recep- catches, 782 yards and 10 TDs. If days.” FANTASY SPORTS Brees, Tom Brady, Matthew There were seven players who tions for 706 yards. you average those numbers over The deep, Stafford and Cam Newton were put up more than 1,300 receiving That’s more rushing and re- awhole season, that would be, dark recesses of trone Means or Chris Warren. responsible for 19 of them. yards. Two of them were .. well, ceiving yards than Arian Foster 80 receptions, 1,250 yards and 16 the late 1990s, Yechhh! Now, bump that number up to you see where this is going. and Ray Rice. And more TDs TDs. Very Gronkowski-esque. when Bill Clinton was president, It’s a different NFL these days. five TDs in a game. That hap- After Calvin Johnson, the than Maurice Jones-Drew, Chris And, Gates put up those num- Justin Bieber was teething, gas The league is a passing league, pened nine times. Rodgers, “G-Men” are your next best pass Johnson and Matt Forte. bers in the 10 games the Char- cost $1.30 and Brett Favre hadn’t and the top fantasy scorers are Brees and Stafford had eight of catching options. Taking one If he stays healthy, he will be a gers were without no. 1WR annoyed us all yet. almost all quarterbacks. But them. late in round one or early in two top 10 fantasy back. Maybe top Vincent Jackson. My very first pick in my very people still hold fast to the “gold- Don’t shy away from these is worth it. five. Flash forward to 2012. Gates is first draft was John Elway. I en” rule and reach for risky RBs elite guys. If you can’t get a dif- RULE 3: BEWARE OF RBS RULE 4: BEWARE OF IN- healthy. Vincent Jackson is in thought I did fine. Little did I when a better QB option is avail- ference making RB like Arian OVER 30: OK, so this rule still JURED STARS: That depends Tampa Bay. The Chargers just know, this noob had just broken able. Foster or Ray Rice, take one of has some value, but maybe we on what kind of injury. Beware of lost promising young WR Vin- the cardinal rule of fantasy foot- It’s time to break that “RB these five over the next tier of can amend it. “Beware of RBs stars coming of knee injuries cent Brown to a broken ankle. ball: Draft a running back in the first” rule on draft day. And, backs. over 30 with heavy workloads.” might be a better way to put it. Sounds like Gates to the res- first round. while you’re at it, there are a few RULE 2: DON’T DRAFT A The Bills’ Fred Jackson may Chargers’ tight end Antonio cue. It made sense, of course. The other rules you should break. TIGHT END EARLY: There be 30 years old, but he’s spent Gates has lost part of the last NFL was powered by the run- were five players who caught most of his career playing in two seasons with a foot injury, Rich Sheposh is a page designer, ning game and top flight RBs RULE 1: WAIT TO DRAFT A more than 10 touchdown passes Europe or as a backup to Mar- and a lot of people are writing editor and ne’er-do-well who writes were scarce. If you passed on QB: Just how valuable is having in 2011. Two of them were tight shawn Lynch. He finally got his him off . That’s just silly. stuff about fantasy sports. If you feel Terrell Davis or Barry Sanders in atop-tier quarterback on your ends Rob Gronkowski and Jim- chance to start in 2011 and he Think of this. so inclined, you can reach him at 1997, you ended up with Na- fantasy roster? Let’s do the my Graham. ran with the opportunity. Until In 2010, Gates got off to a [email protected]

NBA CYCLING LeBron GOLF Leipheimer to defend savoring USA Pro Challenge

The Associated Press Degenkolb wins DURANGO, Colo. — Nearly Vuelta stage special five months after breaking his leg in a training accident in Spain, VIANA, Spain — John Levi Leipheimer will begin de- Degenkolb of Germany won the fense of his USA Pro Cycling second stage of the Spanish Vuelta on Sunday, while local summer Challenge title today in hopes of favorite Jonathan Castroviejo claiming his first overall victory kept the red leader’s jersey for this season. the Movistar team. The Associated Press Leipheimer, who is from Santa Degenkolb powered in front AKRON, Ohio (AP) — LeBron Rosa, Calif., and rides for the Bel- of the pack in the final sprint to James squeezed his mom’s gium-based Omega Pharma narrowly win the stage for Argos-Shimano, finishing in 4 hands, the way he did as a kid. Quick-Step team, will be among hours, 38 minutes, 40 seconds. Moments before being honor- AP PHOTO the favorites in the seven-day, Australian rider Allan Davis ed again in his hometown, where Spectators leave the course along the 15th fairway where a pond was flooding and water 683-mile race that will include of Orica-Greenedge was they still love him and always was flowing over the cart path on Sunday during the final round of the Wyndham Cham- 126 riders from 16 teams. second, followed by England’s will, James stood among family pionship golf tournament at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, N.C. The race’s second edition, Ben Swift of Team Sky. On Monday, the cyclists will members and friends. With the which will include more than 40,000 feet of climbing, begins face the first mountain stage, a days in this summer of summers 96-mile ride from Faustino V to dwindling quickly, this was an- with a 125.6-mile road race from a summit finish in the Basque other moment Rain forces delay at Wyndham Durango to Telluride. The riders town of Eibar. to savor. So as will climb to Lizard Head Pass at he waited to be more than 10,000 feet before a fi- introduced, The Associated Press point where we knew we nal 15-mile descent to the finish. hardest in my career,” said Lei- James hugged GREENSBORO, N.C. couldn’t finish ... so we Amotorist hit Leipheimer, a pheimer, 38. four-time top-10 Tour de France Leipheimer showed last week his mom, Glo- —It’s been four years made a decision that we finisher, on April 1. He returned he’s returning to top condition, ria, around the since Sergio Garcia’s last would let it drain tonight, to competition in May at the Tour winning the mountainous final neck, took out PGA Tour victory. He’ll come back in the morning James of California, a race he’s won stage of the Tour of Utah with a his phone and have to wait one more and be in position to re- three times. late-race solo breakaway. snapped their picture. day before he can try to sume play at 9 o’clock.” finish this one off. But Leipheimer wasn’t in top Italian Vincenzo Nibali, third He was home. Willie Woods wins form and faltered in the moun- last month in the Tour de France, “I know this place,” he said, And a downpour at the Wyndham Championship Champions event tains and in his time trial special- and 2011 Tour de France winner “and it knows me.” meant another day of ENDICOTT, N.Y. — ty. In late June, Leipheimer com- Cadel Evans of Australia are also Fresh off leading the U.S. men’s uncertainty for others on Willie Wood won the Dick’s peted in the Tour de France for expected title contenders. team to a gold medal at the Lon- AP PHOTO the playoff bubble. Sporting Goods Open on the 10th time. But he crashed of- George Hincapie of Greenville, don Olympics, James was Steven Fox holds the Garcia had the lead at Havemeyer Trophy after Sunday for his first Cham- ten in the first week and finished S.C., who completed the Tour de praised Sunday during a minor 15 under through four winning the U.S. Amateur pions Tour title, beating 31st overall, tying his career- France last month for a record-ty- league game for his recent bas- holes Sunday when the Cherry Hills Sunday. Michael Allen with a par on worst effort. ing 16th time, will participate in ketball accomplishments — an final round in the last the first hole of a playoff. “Any injury is difficult to come the event as the final race of his MVP award, NBA title and the event before the FedEx Fox wins Amateur Wood made a long birdie back from. That was one of the 19-year professional career. gold — and for giving back to Ak- Cup playoffs was suspend- on 37th hole putt on the final hole of ron, where his “Wheels For Edu- ed for the day because of regulation to match Allen, a cation” initiative has provided in- heavy rain. CHERRY HILLS VIL- two-time winner this year, ner-city kids with supplies, pro- Tim Clark, Jason Dufn- LAGE, Colo. — Steve Fox at 13-under 203 on the grams, mentors, and above all, er and Bud Cauley were made an 18-foot birdie En-Joie Golf Course. Wood hope. 14 under through varying putt on the 37th hole closed with a 66, and Allen “I was one of these kids,” stages of their rounds, Sunday, completing a shot 66. James said. “It means everything and 38 players — half the remarkable underdog run to me to be able to give back. I field — were still on the to win the U.S. Amateur Shawn Stefani wins have a passion for it. I love seeing course when play was at Cherry Hills. Midwest Classic kids smile, and for them to have stopped. The 21-year-old Fox, OVERLAND PARK, Kan. someone who can lead them. For After waiting roughly 2 from Hendersonville, —Shawn Stefani won the Find me to be in this position and be- hours, 20 minutes, offi- Midwest Classic on Sunday Tenn., was 2-down with 900 ing able to help and give back, cials decided to bring for his first Web.com Tour two holes to play against REAL ESTATE them back to Sedgefield title, closing with a 7-under means a lot.” Michael Weaver of Fres- FOR SALE that James received a warm ovation Country Club at 9 a.m. no, Calif., before rallying 64 for a two-stroke victory. Monday to crown a cham- The 30-year-old former from the crowd of 3,843 — more with consecutive birdies 409 Autos under 906 Homes for Sale new than double the average attend- pion and figure out who to force the extra hole. Lamar player finished at $5000 ance — when he walked onto the qualifies for the playoffs . 17-under 267 on the Nick- SWOYERSVILLE infield at Canal Park, home of the and who doesn’t. It will laus Golf Club at Lion- job. Double-A Akron Aeros, during be the first Monday finish sGate. He earned $99,000 the middle of the eighth inning in Greensboro since 1983. to jump from 54th to 12th on the money The escorted by Akron Mayor Don Tour officials said more than 2 inches of list with $166,715. The final top 25 on the rain fell on the course since Saturday night money list will earn 2013 PGA Tour cards. FORD ’95 F150 Times Leader Plusquellic. 4x4. 1 Owner. As James reached the area in and Mark Russell, the tour’s vice president “The win hasn’t really sunk in yet, but 91K. 4.8 engine, Classified of rules and competition, said the 15th hole this is something you dream about as a auto. Runs great. 689 Main Street front of the pitcher’s mound, in- New paint, stake 2 bedroom home on section. became “unplayable.” kid,” Stefani said. body with metal large lot with bonus fielders for the Reading Phillies floor. 570-675- efficiency apart- The stoppage came at 3:10 p.m. when “This is the best thing that has ever 5046. Leave mes- lined up on the grass between sage, will return ment. Large living the showers picked up, and it was expected happened to me. When the year started I call. room, eat in kitchen, first and second base and gawked screened porch. to be only a brief delay, with the players had a couple of goals. One was to win a $4990. at the superstar. Freshly painted and initially staying on the course. Officials tournament and the other was to finish in new flooring. See It was also going according to www.craiglslist.org reversed that decision and brought them in the top 25 and earn my PGA Tour card.” LINE UP $69,000. 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NATIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST: Expect showersand thunderstorms in much of the East today, withheavy rain possibly affecting the Gulf Coast once again. Scattered showersand thunderstorms will also develop ° WEDNESDAY TODAY 73 TUESDAY across the Desert Southwest and southern Rockies by this afternoon. More isolated thunderstorms Partly Partly will be possible in parts of the northern Intermountain West and Great Lakes. Mostly cloudy,cool sunny, sunny, shower with showers ° shower 55 79° 80° 56° 58°

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 74/57 Sunny Mostly Mostly Partly 93/55 71/62 Adip in the jet skies sunny, sunny, sunny 76/56 75/59 warm warm stream the past 74/60 82/66 80° 83° 85° 80° 66/54 fewdays has 56° 57° 55° 60° 83/57 lowered our tem- 85/57 peraturetrend TODAY’SSUMMARY 83/66 REGIONAL FORECAST 75/67 to a few degrees belownormal. The Poconos 90/71 89/67 Today’shigh/ Syracuse Highs: 69-75. Lows: 51-57. Mostly cloudy Thetrough has Tonight’s low 78/56 withachance of thunderstorms today. also allowedfor Albany 93/72 79/57 Fewshowers tonight. colder tempera- 60/47 88/74 91/78 turesaloftand The JerseyShore Binghamton 62/49 lower atmos- 71/56 Highs: 74-77. Lows: 61-67. Rain diminishing pheric pressure. to showers today.Chance of showers CityYesterdayToday Tomorrow CityYesterdayToday Tomorrow This will sponsor Towanda early tonight, then partly cloudy. 74/53 Anchorage 61/53/.0060/47/sh62/50/c Myrtle Beach 86/73/.0088/73/t 85/72/t mostly cloudy Poughkeepsie Atlanta87/69/.14 83/66/c85/67/pc Nashville 84/66/.0084/60/pc84/62/pc Scranton 75/57 skies today with 73/54 The Finger Lakes Baltimore76/61/.01 80/63/pc 82/64/c NewOrleans 79/73/1.37 88/72/t89/74/pc showers and a Wilkes-Barre Highs: 71-78. Lows: 51-56. Expect achance Boston 73/61/.00 78/64/r82/65/pc Norfolk 79/71/.33 83/67/c84/67/t cool afternoon. 74/54 Buffalo 78/53/.0077/55/t 75/55/pc Oklahoma City86/61/.00 86/62/pc 81/63/pc of showers and thunderstorms today. The low pressure Partly cloudy overnight. Charlotte80/68/.44 81/64/pc83/63/t Omaha 80/50/.0083/54/pc 85/60/pc Pottsville NewYork City Chicago 78/60/.0074/60/pc76/61/pc Orlando 94/74/.0092/75/t 92/75/t trough will per- State College 75/57 71/62 Cleveland 77/57/.0074/58/pc 74/60/pc Phoenix 103/85/.00 104/84/pc 102/83/t sist into 74/54 Brandywine Valley Dallas 92/68/.0089/67/pc 86/66/t Pittsburgh 79/58/.0077/54/t 79/54/pc Wednesday with Reading Denver83/50/.0083/57/pc 86/60/pc Portland, Ore. 74/62/.00 79/57/pc 74/58/pc Harrisburg 78/59 Highs: 74-78. Lows: 60-62. Rain will dimin- enough instabili- 76/59 ish today, then expect partly cloudy Detroit 79/57/.0075/59/pc 76/62/pc St. Louis 83/67/.0085/60/pc87/61/pc Honolulu86/74/.00 88/74/s88/75/s Salt LakeCity89/64/.0092/69/pc95/70/t ty to keep a Philadelphia skies overnight. 77/64 Houston89/73/1.66 93/72/pc 92/74/t San Antonio 90/72/2.36 95/70/pc 96/74/t shower in the Indianapolis 79/59/.0079/58/pc81/58/pc San Diego 82/73/.0078/70/pc76/68/pc forecast each Atlantic City Delmarva/Ocean City Las Vegas 104/85/.00102/85/pc 101/83/t San Francisco 64/53/.0069/54/pc69/55/pc afternoon. 76/64 Highs: 76-82. Lows: 63-70. Expect a Los Angeles 83/70/.0075/67/pc73/64/pc Seattle 68/60/.0074/57/pc 71/55/pc Miami 92/79/.0091/78/t 91/79/t Tampa 91/78/.1391/77/t 90/76/t Later in the chance of showers today,mainly early. week the jet Tonight will be mostly cloudy. Milwaukee 75/58/.3173/58/pc 74/59/pc Tucson 98/76/.0097/78/t 95/76/t Minneapolis76/58/.0076/56/pc 80/60/s Washington, DC 78/70/.30 82/66/pc 84/65/c stream will lift ALMANAC Recorded at Wilkes-Barre/ScrantonInt’l Airport northallowing WORLD CITIES formoresun- Temperatures Precipitation River Levels, from 12 p.m. yesterday. CityYesterday Today Tomorrow CityYesterdayToday Tomorrow Yesterday75/51 Yesterday0.00” Susquehanna Stage Chg. Fld. Stg Forecasts, graphs shineand Average 80/59 Month to date2.61” Wilkes-Barre 0.85 -0.3422.0 and data ©2012 Amsterdam 90/68/.0077/61/pc76/61/pc Mexico City70/55/.00 73/57/t 72/58/t warmer temper- Record High 91 in 1916 Normal month to date2.16” Towanda 0.49 -0.0621.0 Weather Central, LP Baghdad 111/81/.00 114/91/s114/91/s Montreal 77/55/.0072/59/pc 75/57/s atures into the Year to date21.72” Beijing 88/64/.0089/67/sh 85/64/s Moscow 75/57/.0062/47/sh58/44/pc Record Low 44 in 1924 Lehigh coming week- Cooling Degree Days* Normal year to date23.78” Bethlehem 3.07 0.75 16.0 Formore weather Berlin 95/59/.0094/70/s81/68/sh Paris 99/66/.0081/65/sh85/59/sh Yesterday0Sun and Moon Delaware information go to: Buenos Aires 68/48/.0061/47/pc60/56/pc Rio de Janeiro82/70/.0082/63/pc82/60/pc end. So far, we Month to date155 Sunrise Sunset Port Jervis 2.44 -0.1718.0 www.timesleader.com Dublin 68/55/.0068/57/c 66/55/sh Riyadh 113/84/.00113/83/s108/84/s arehaving a Year to date723 Today6:18a 7:54p Frankfurt 97/64/.0094/67/pc89/64/c Rome 93/70/.0087/69/s 90/73/s warmer than Last year to date642 Tomorrow 6:19a 7:53p First Full LastNew National Weather Service Hong Kong 91/82/.0088/78/sh89/78/sh San Juan 90/80/.0088/79/pc88/80/pc normalAugust. Normal year to date468 Moonrise Moonset 607-729-1597 Jerusalem 88/70/.0088/70/s88/70/s Tokyo 91/77/.0084/76/sh87/76/pc *Indexoffuel consumption, how farthe day’s Today 9:40a 9:13p London 79/63/.0080/61/c 78/57/pc Warsaw 86/54/.0090/65/pc76/65/sh - Tom Clark mean temperaturewas above 65 degrees. Tomorrow 10:50a 9:47p Aug. 24 Aug. 31 Sept. 8Sept. 15 Key: s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sn-snow, sf-snowflurries, i-ice.

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PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMES LEADER All About Singles hosted a benefit for the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America on Saturday at the Genetti Hotel & Conference Center in Wilkes-Barre. Among those participating were Julie Zaleski and NIKO J. KALLIANIOTIS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER) Joe Bauman. DON CAREY/ THE TIMES LEADER Misericordia University in Dallas Township held its football media Kevin Davis and Shannon Grzenda rehearse a scene for the movie day last week. Among those attending were Ralph and Figen Pi- `M an in a Box’ on Saturday at Arts YOUniverse. The thriller began carillo. The first game of the season under head coach Mark Ross filming in Wilkes-Barre and will continue shooting in other areas, will be Saturday, Sept. 1. including Scranton and Kingston. The film will play in local thea- ters and at local arts festivals.

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Students at Sue Hand’s Imagery exhibiting work Twenty-six local artists and art students who are members of the Summer Studio Society at Sue Hand’s Imagery have pro- duced a body of work that rang- es from classically styled to innovative compositions. The public is invited to a single eve- ning Celebration Exhibition of their summer’s work and a Meet- the-Artists reception from 5-8 tonight at Sue Hand’s Imagery, 35 Main St., Dallas. Some of the participating artists, from left, first row, are Claire Sheen, Na- tasha Stack, Victoria Stack, Sa- mantha Packer, Carolyn Kerkow- ski, Kayla Wanek and Lily Roma- nowski. Second row: Justin Sheen, Ryan Frania, Nicole Dele- van, Danielle Patterson, Sue Hand, Kevin Yozviak, Mike Hiscox and Garrett Geise. Other artists are Emily Andrews, Sahil Garg, Cassandra Perry, Danielle Cun- ningham, Erica Thomas, Dana Capitano, Andrew Levandoski, Amanda Martin, Chelsea Martin, Rose Luksha and Merre Martin. Council lauded for helping workers with disabilities The Luzerne Wyoming Counties Employment Coalition, in part- Girl Scouts enjoy nership with United Rehabilitation Services Inc., recently presented the Luzerne County Council with an award for Outstanding Sup- summer at Camp Louise port of Employees with Disabilities. The Luzerne County Council Girl Scouts from Troops 32811, was chosen for their continued support, assistance and cooper- 32524 and 32817, Ashley, recently ation in providing opportunities in the workforce for individuals enjoyed a weekend at Camp with disabilities. At the Employment Coalition presentation (above), Louise in Shickshinny. Activities from left, first row: Cynthia Gerrity, April Cross, Christy Warakom- included camp fires and songs, ski and Jessica Ontko. Second row: Amy Groner, supports coor- arts and crafts, cooking and dinator; John Moss; Scott J. Cienki, URS; and Judy Welch, AE, hiking. Registrations are being Luzerne County Developmental Services. Third row; Elwood Gron- accepted for all levels, K through er, supports coordinator; Mary Dysleski, acting interim director, 12, which meet at St. Leo’s Luzerne County Office of Human Services; Robert Lawton, manag- Church in Ashley. For more in- er, Luzerne County; Richard Burns, acting interim administrator, formation, contact Barbara at Luzerne/Wyoming Counties Mental Health and Developmental 829-1717. At Camp Louise, from Services. At the certificate presentation (below), from left, first left, first row, are Mia Decker, row: Edward A. Brominski, Luzerne County Council; Robert Lawton, Caitlin Burns, Kaitlyn McCarthy, manager, Luzerne County; and Scott J. Cienki, URS. Second row: Brianna Black and Sydney Alla- Mary Dysleski, acting interim director, Luzerne County Office of baugh. 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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Ella R. Andrews Nora G. Butcher Ella Raelyn Andrews, daughter Nora Grace Butcher, daughter of of Cory and Jenny Andrews, Dr. Jeffrey Butcher and Dr. Ja- Hanover Township, celebrated nine Barsoum, Havertown, is Dupont holds Party in the Park her first birthday Aug. 16. Ella is celebrating her fourth birthday Kingston Rotary installs officers agranddaughter of Dave and today, Aug. 20. Nora is a grand- Dupont Borough recently held its fourth annual Party in the Carol Andrews, Wilkes-Barre, and daughter of Robert and Victoria Park. The event included face painting by members of the Old The Rotary Club of Kingston installed officers for the 2012-2013 Bill and Marie Bonn, Nanticoke. Butcher, Dupont, and Magdy and Forge and Pittston Area Leo’s Clubs; a mural painted by community year during a recent dinner meeting. District Governor Budd O’Ma- She is a great-granddaughter of Nadia Barsoum, Newtown children with Jan Lokuta; a display of coal mining items provided lia, a member of the Rotary Club of Plymouth, performed the Ruth Brown, Orlando, Fla. Ella Square. by Paul Perrins; and musical entertainment by Fire Fly. Members installations. The club meets at 6:15 p.m. each Wednesday at has a brother, Jace, 10. from AmVets Post 189 at the event, from left, first row: Bill Pupa, Theo’s Metro, Kingston. At the event, from left: Ed Stanks, treasur- judge advocate; Tom Skrzysowski, first vice; and Dick White, chap- er; Richard Secor, secretary; Tom Tranguch, vice president; Chris lain. Second row: Bernie McDonald, commander, and George Par- Sauchak, recording secretary; Judy Barrett, president-elect; and Alexandra Doroskewicz rick, color guard. O’Malia.

Alexandra Doroskewicz, daugh- ter of Michelle Chocallo and David Doroskewicz, Kingston, is celebrating her fifth birthday today, Aug. 20. Lexie is a grand- daughter of Nancy Doroskewicz, Edwardsville; Bonnie Chocallo, Franklin Township; and the late Stephen Doroskewicz and Mi- chael Chocallo.

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Guest Speaker, Edward Mann, IN BRIEF Pennsylvania State Fire Com- missioner HANOVER TWP.: Meyers 9-11 p.m: Hospitality Night at High School Class of 1943 Station 25, Hill Street. Live committee for the early 70th entertainment, food, refresh- reunion is having a Dutch-treat ments and games luncheon at 11:30 a.m. on Sept. 8 Wednesday at the Wyoming 8:30-10 a.m.: convention Valley Country Club. Plans for voting, Station 31 the reunion on Sept. 15 at the 9-10 a.m.: delegates meeting Ramada in Wilkes-Barre will be (men), Station 31 discussed. For reservations, 9-10 a.m.: delegates meeting call Irene Coburn at 822-5287; (women), Station 25 Joe Obeid at 824-9161; or Ralph 9a.m.-1p.m.: pre-parade Isely at 823-4097. judging (Delaware Valley Judg- es Association), Station 25 JESSUP: The Jessup Fire 11 a.m.: memorial church Department; Jessup Hose services, Holy Ghost Church, Company No. 1, Station 31; and 1st Avenue Jessup Hose Company No. 2, Noon: brunch $10, Station Station 25 will host the 82nd 31. Menu includes a half barbe- NEPA Volunteer Firefighter cue chicken, potatoes, green convention and parade on beans, salad and soda. Sept. 7-8. The preliminary Noon to 1a.m.: live enter- schedule of events for the tainment, food, refreshments, two-day event is: Games Station 25 Sept. 7 1p.m.: parade line-up – appa- 8p.m.: annual meeting at ratus, Mellow Drive; marchers, Station 31, Fourth Avenue. streets off of Church Street Dallas Boy Scouts hike Loyalsock Trail Editor’s note: View a list of Volunteer Opportunities Thirty-six members of Boy Scout Troop 281, Dallas, undertook a high adventure hike in late June. Eighteen members of the troop complet- at www.timesleader.com by clicking Community ed the rugged wilderness foot path of the 59.2 mile Loyalsock Trail. They hiked for seven days and six nights earning the title ‘Thru Hiker.’ The trail is considered to be one of the most difficult trails to Thru Hike in the United States. The boys who finished the hike will be eligible to News under the People tab. To have your group list- earn the 50-mile award after completing 10 hours of service on a trail. Participants, from left, first row, are Jonathan Adams, Kyle Zern, Bra- ed, visit the United Way of Wyoming Valley’s volun- dley Adams, Matthew Reynolds, Brian Butler, David Schnable and Zackary Dixon. Second row: Bill Reynolds, assistant scout master; Josh teer page at www.unitedwaywb.org. For more info, Frankevich; David Oley; Eric Davies; Hunter Hughes; Jake Arnold; John Blatt; Richard Oley, assistant scout master; Brian Drouse; Todd contact Kathy Sweetra at 970-7250 or kswee- Adams, assistant scout master; and Bill Arnold, assistant scout master. [email protected].

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Buy Order of the BMW `07 328XI 4 cyl, silver w/ tops, 2 TV- sur- town Cleveland & sedan, black, black black, leather, V6, interior, power win- Only 12,000 miles. Board black interior. Satel- round sound, cherry Breakfast leather, only 71,900 AWD dows, am/fm with Vehicle in like James G. Post lite radio, 6CD cabinets, ice maker, $349/pp miles. One female 05 HYUNDAI TUSCON LX CD player, remov- new condition. PURCHASING changer, heated washer/dryer. owner, always green auto, AWD able hard top. 80k. $19,000. DIRECTOR leather seats, high, Sleeps 6. Queen Yankees @ Balti- maintained at BMW 05 DODGE DURANGO $16,000 OBO 570-288-4322 highway miles. Well beds, back up LEGAL NOTICE more dealer, garage kept, LTD Black, grey (570)704-6789 Sept. 8 & 9 loaded, pristine con- leather, 3rd seat, maintained. Monthly camera, recently service record 436 Mopeds inspected, garaged The contents of the Includes: Bus, Bal- dition. $17,900. Call 4x4 available. Call Bob. in winter. $64,500 following leased Travel timore Marriott 570-784-5572 05 JEEP LIBERTY NEW!! Full size 570-479-0195 MERCURY`03 570-288-2649 spaces will be sold Inner Harbor & adult ATV. Strong 4 RENEGADE Blue, ROKETA‘11 SCOOTER to satisfy the lien of 2 Game Tickets stroke motor. CVT 5 speed, V6, 4x4 250 cc, red, disk $249/pp BUICK `97 LESABRE 04 MITSUBISHI breaks, automatic Germick Ltd. Stor- 380 Travel fully automatic Limited. V6. 4 door, MOUNTAINEER OUTLANDER XLS HONDA ‘09 CIVIC Premiere transmission. age, Tener Street, transmission with silver exterior, grey 42,000 miles, 4 FOREST RIVER`08 red, auto, 4 cyl., 1 owner, Black with Cruise at 55mph all Luzerne, PA 18709, COOKIE’S reverse. Electric interior, fully equip- door, 4 cyl, auto, AWD charcoal leather day. Only 600 against the follow- TRAVELERS start. Front &rear ped, power every- $15,400 5TH WHEEL 04 KIA SORENTO EX interior, remote miles. Price $1,800. Model 8526RLS ing people. The 570-815-8330 luggage racks. thing. 94k original WARRANTY blue, auto, V6 AWD keyless entry, auto 570-954-0577. Mountain Top,PA contents will be Long travel suspen- miles. Snow tires MAFFEI AUTO BROADWAY 570-558-6889 04 FORD EXPLORER garage openers, $18,500 sold at a public cookiestravelers.com sion. Disc brakes. included. Currently SALES auction at 33 Tener Dual stage head XLT silver, 570-288-6227 power moonroof, 570-760-6341 SHOW inspected. Family 3rd seat, 4x4 tow package, 6 CD, 439 Motorcycles Street, Luzerne, PA lights. Perfect for car. $2900. 444 Market 18709. The date of BUS TRIPS hunters & trail rid- 04 NISSAN XTERRA XE Street Kingston 3rd row seating and 570-675-2468 blue, auto, 4x4 17” aluminum sale will be Satur- ers alike. BRAND NEW PACE ARROW VISION 04 CHEVY TAHOE LT wheels. 34,000 HARLEY ‘10 DAVIDSON day, September 8, WICKED SUMMER GETAWAYS! & READY TO RIDE. 2012, at 9 a.m. Wed. Oct. 10 $1,995 takes it 4x4 Pewter, grey miles. $12,500 CADILLAC `08 DTS leather, 3rd seat HONDA ‘12 (570)823-7507 ‘99 M-36 B (FORD) Auction by Dunn & $169 Giants vs away. Fully loaded, 14,000 SPORTSTER CUSTOM Type A gas, 460 04 CHEVY AVALANCHE Loud pipes. Madden Auction ORCHESTRA SEATS Patriots 8/29 570-817-2952 miles, automatic, all ACCORD LX V10 Ford. Excellent Z71, green, 4 door, 4 door, 4 cyl, auto- Near Mint Services, LLC Tim Great Price! Wilkes-Barre power, leather condition, 11,000 Madden A0919166: 4x4 truck matic, showroom MERCURY`79 ZEPHYR 174 miles - yes, interior, showroom 6 cylinder miles. I slide out, 2 JERSEY BOYS Yankees vs 04 JEEP GRAND condition, 6,000 One hundred and WED. OCT. 10TH condition. Silver. awnings, 2 color CHEROKEE OVERLAND miles. $20,900 automatic. seventy four UNIT 20 Davis Toronto 8/29 $25,000. Call Mike flat screen TV’s. $150 FRONT MEZZ TOMAHAWK`11 graphite grey, Warranty 52k original miles. miles on the UNIT 21 Simko 570-779-4351 Generator, back up 2 tone leather, MAFFEI AUTO $1500. clock, original UNIT 22 Boneski Dome Train & camera, 2 air con- RADIO CITY sunroof, 4x4 SALES 570-899-1896 owner. $8000. UNIT 23 Smith Monticello ditioners, micro- XMAS SHOW 02 CHEVY TRAILBLAZ- 570-288-6227 570-876-2816 Unit 24 Pardini Mon. Nov. 26 Casino 9/8 wave/convection CADILLAC ‘00 DTS ER LT, silver, V6, 444 Market $85. Tan, satellite HARLEY ‘12 DAVID- oven, side by side 4x4 Street Kingston Phillies vs radio, leather, NISSAN `06 SON SOFTAIL refrigerator with ice 150 Special Notices Wed. Dec. 12 02 FORD F150 $95. Rockies 9/9 moon roof, loaded DELUXE. Brand New maker, washer/ excellent SUPERCAB XLT ADOPT Sat. Dec 15th silver, 4x4 truck MAXIMA SE Tag price of $18,699 dryer, queen size Medieval Times condition. 136k VITO’S Immaculate but will take best bed, automatic A caring, married $130. 01 DODGE RAM 1500 9/15 ATV, 110 CC. Brand condition, low offer. Binghamton steps. $29,900. couple promises a miles. $4,995. QUAD CAB SPORT, New Tomahawk & miles, all power. area. 607-239-4925 secure future, love, ALL SHOWS 570-814-2809 red, V8, 4x4 truck 570-288-4826 or Williamsport Kids Quad. Only Must Sell! $11,995 leave message. 570-690-1464 and a happy home 01 DODGE DURANGO INCLUDE BUS Hiawatha $695 takes it away! GINO’S near beaches and SLT grey, 3rd seat 570-237-2412 & SHOW 9/1 570-817-2952 949 Wyoming great schools. CALL ROSEANN CADILLAC ‘03 79,000 miles. 4x4 Expenses paid. Wilkes-Barre Ave, Forty Fort @ 655-44247 NY State Fair 01 FORD F150 XLT Allison & Joe white, super cab, AUTO To Reserve 8/25 DEVILLE 877-253-8699 low miles. extra 4x4 truck PONTIAC ‘07 Your Seats 409 Autos under 288-8995 www.allisonjoe.com 1-800-432-8069 $5000 clean and sharp, 01 FORD F150 XLT $7,995 Blue/tan, 4 door, 09 Mercedes SERVICE 150 Special Notices 150 Special Notices Boat? Car? Truck? MAFFEI AUTO 4x4 truck GL450, 7 pas- SALES 00 DODGE RAM 1500 senger. Toomany G6 GT Good condition. Motorcycle? Air- 570-288-6227 QUAD CAB SPORT, options to list. 30K CHEVY‘01 68k miles. FWD, DIRECTORY 444 Market green, V8, 4x4 miles. Garage plane? Whatever it Street Kingston Auto, All power, Octagon Family truck kept. Creme puff. is, sell it with a 00 CHEVY 1500 Remote start, TRACKER LT $47,800 Restaurant Classified ad. V6, 4WD, SILVERADO X-CAB 4 Door, Heated 108,000 miles. CADILLAC ‘08 SRX green, 4x4 truck 04 Nissan 375 W Main St, Plymouth, PA 18651 AWD, mint leather seats, Sil- 570-829-7130 $3,000. Call 99 NISSAN PATHINDER Armada, 7 pas- condition. $19,999 ver. $9,500. 570-814-3829. gold, V6, 4x4 senger. 4wd. 570-779-2288 MAFFEI AUTO Call Denise at Excellent condi- SALES 570-793-3412 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 570-288-6227 tion. $11,900 LAW 444 Market 93 UD Tow Truck 35¢ Wings Street Kingston with wheel lift. TOYOTA‘04 CELICA GT 468 Auto Parts 472 Auto Services 64k. $10,000 112K miles. Blue, THURSDAY SPECIAL Line up a place to live 96 Jeep, Grand 5 speed. Air, DIRECTORY power CHEVROLET `02 Cherokee, 4 in classified! windows/locks, Large Pie for $6.95 wheel drive, 4 In House Only; Cannot be combined with other offers; CD/cassette, Key- EMISSIONS IMPALA door, runs excel- less entry, sun- Wing Special requires minimum purchase of a dozen. 68,700 miles, 4 & SAFETY Don’t Keep Your lent roof, new battery. door, excellent $3,995 Car drives and Home of the Original ‘O-Bar’Pizza condition. $5,200 INSPECTION has current PA Practice a Secret! 570-881-5179 95 Buick Park Ave SPECIAL 54k. $3,995 inspection. Slight 96 Plymouth rust on corner of 250 General Auction 250 General Auction passenger door. $39.95 with Voyager 82k Call 829-7130 CHEVY‘95 ASTRO Clutch slips on All Junk MARK III CONVERSION $3,495 this coupon VAN. Hightop. 93K. hard acceleration. 99 Chevy Cars & MULTIPLE ESTATES To Place Your Ad 7 passenger. This is why its Also,Like TV/VCP/Stereo. Cavalier, 89k. 4 thousands less ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES Loaded. Great con- DODGE ‘02 door. $2,495 than Blue Book Trucks New,Used 310 Attorney 310 Attorney dition. $3,495 00 Chevy S10 value. $6,500 Wanted Tires & Bat- &GENERAL MERCHANDISE (570) 574-2199 Blazer. 4 door. OBO. Make an Services Services VIPER GTS offer! Call 10,000 MILES V10 4wd. Red. Highest teries for AUCTION 570-592-1629 6speed, collec- $2,795 $20 & up! BANKRUPTCY tors, this baby is Prices TRAVER’S AUCTIONS B ANKRUPTCY 1 of only 750 GTS 96 Nissan Maxi- FREE CONSULT DUI-ARD ma, V6, 4 door, Paid In coupes built in TOYOTA‘09 CAMRY Vito’s & 56 DorchesterDr., Dallas, PA Guaranteed SOCIAL SECURITY 2002 and only 1 of air, auto, sun- 18,000 Miles, CA$H Low Fees DISABILITY BENEFITS 1518 8th Street 83 painted Race roof. 103K. 1 owner, 4 cylinder. Gino’s Tuesday, August 21, 2012 Payment Plan! WORKERS’ COMP Carverton, PA Yellow it still wears $3,495 $16,500 FREE 949 Wyoming Free Consultation its original tires MAFFEI AUTO Inspection: 3:30 PM Start Time: 5:00 PM Colleen Metroka Near Francis 96 Buick Skylark 570-592-4796 25+ Years Exp. Slocum St. Park showing how it SALES PICKUP Avenue Joseph M. Auto, 4 door, 81K Mention this ad was babied. This 570-288-6227 Forty Fort, PA ANTIQUES (including furniture) – Blazosek $2,495 when you call! CHEVY‘03 IMPALA car is spotless 444 Market 570-574-1275 COLLECTIBLES – CONTEMPORARY 570-655-4410 V6, Very clean throughout and is 96 Jeep Grand Street Kingston 574-1275 FURNISHINGS – HOUSEHOLD – 570-822-9556 car! $3,995 ready for its new Cherokee,wd DIVORCE No Fault blazoseklaw.com 570-696-4377 home. This vehicle auto, runs great! 472 Auto Services Expires GENERAL MERCHANDISE – JEWELRY $295 divorce295.com is shown by $3,995 TOYOTAAVALON XLS 12/31/12 – BOX LOTS + MUCH MORE!! Atty. Kurlancheek appointment only. 41,000 miles, 1 800-324-9748 W-B SOCIAL SECURITY $39,999 or trade. owner, $7,495 $ WANTED JUNK $ DISABILITY FORD ‘02 MUSTANG Junk WANTED Visit us at: www.auctionzip.com (ID #2280) Free Bankruptcy 570-760-2365 WARRANTY Free Consultation. Cars & Full Size or www.traversauctions.com Consultation MAFFEI AUTO Contact Atty. Sherry GT CONVERTIBLE Cars & VEHICLES Trucks. For prices... Payment plans. Red with black SALES LISPI TOWING or call 570.674.2631 Dalessandro Lamoreaux Auto Carol Baltimore top. 6,500 miles. FORD ‘08 FOCUS 570-288-6227 570-823-9006 41,000 miles, red Trucks Parts 477-2562 Traver’s Auction Barn: RH926 570-822-1959 One Owner. 444 Market We pick up 822-0995 Auctioneer: Steve Traver AU3367L with black interior. Street Kingston Excellent Condi- very clean. A-title wanted. 10% Buyer’s Premium tion. $17,500 auto. $9800. 570- To Place Your Ad, Call 829-7130 570-760-5833 570-331-2409 Cash paid. TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2012 PAGE 3D 442 RVs & Campers 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans We Need Your Help! WILDERNESS 33FT. Camper with slide FORD `04 F150 FORD ‘73 F350 out 1998, large CHRYSLER `06 Stake Body Truck refrigerator, queen Town & Country. 55,000 Original bed, Air, stereo sys- Touring Edition, all miles - garage tem, microwave, power options, stow kept, only 2 own- & go seating, 72k ers, hydraulic lift 1518 8th Street 1518 8th Street large bathroom with 1518 8th Street miles. Automatic gate, new tires, Carverton, PA Carverton, PA skylite. Excellent Carverton, PA trunk & sliding battery and brakes. Near Francis Near Francis condition. Many Near Francis 503 Accounting/ doors. Book value Excellent condition. Slocum St. Park Slocum St. Park upgrades, sleeps 6. Slocum St. Park Finance $8500. neg. $11,500. sell for No rust. Must see. Anonymous Tip Line 570-881-3550 $9,995. $4900 or best offer FORD ‘03 MAZDA ‘01 570-479-7063 Silver, 4 wheel Call 570-687-6177 SATURN ‘06 ION-3 5 speed,sunroof, 1 drive, automatic, EXPLORER XLT B3000 1-888-796-5519 4X4, leather, 4x4, 5 speed, owner, like new! 56,000 miles, extra Looking for the right deal sunroof, like new! extra clean truck $4,995 451 Trucks/ tool box, leather Luzerne County Sheriff’s Office on an automobile? $5,995 $3,995 Call For Details! cover and plastic SUVs/Vans Turn to classified. 570-696-4377 Call For Details! 570-696-4377 bed. Runs perfect, 570-696-4377 asking $7,500. It’s a showroom in print! Cell-570-472-8084 Senior Accountant 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale Classified’s got Full time Accoun- CHEVROLET `03 1518 8th Street Home- the directions! GMC ‘99 YUKON LINE UP Carverton, PA 570-825-2596 130,000 miles, new MITSUBISHI `11 tant position. BS in Near Francis brakes, rotors, tires, OUTLANDER SPORTSE A SUCCESSFUL SALE Accounting 1339 N. River Street, S-10 Slocum St. Park Selling your & radiator. No rust. AWD, Black interi- required. 6 cylinder, 2x4 auto- FORD ‘90 F-150 O DAN Camper? 4x4. Cap, extra Leather. clean. or/exterior, start/ IN CLASSIFIED! Duties include but - Plains, PA. 18702 matic, 45k, extend- J Place an ad and tires, $1500 FIRM $2950. 570-288- stop engine with not limited to: jour- ed cab and cap. DODGE ‘04 Do you need more space? 829-2043 find a new owner. Runs great! 9507 or 881-6315 keyless entry, heat- nal entry prepara- MOTORS www.jo-danmotors.com $8,500 570-639-3089 ed seats, 18” alloy A yard or garage sale tion, assist in month (570)722-8650 DURANGO 570-829-7130 1 owner, leather wheels, many extra end close, bank in classified statement reconcili- ‘08 CHEVYTRAILBLILBLAZER LT $ sunroof, 3rd row JEEP 02 GRAND features. Only Low Maroon, 50K Miles, Sunroof, P. Seat ...... 17,995 seat $6,995 Miles. 10 year, is the best way ation, financial Call For Details! 100,000 mile war- statement prepara- CHEROKEE LAREDO to clean out your closets! tion, prepare vari- ‘08 MERCURYYSSABLEABLE $ 570-696-4377 6 cylinder 4 WD, air ranty.$22,500. Will- Light Blue, Only 16K Miles! Nicely Equipped...... 15,995 conditioning power ing to negotiate. You’re in bussiness ous reports for upper level man- 1518 8th Street 1518 8th Street windows, door Serious inquires with classified! ‘08 DODGE MAGNUM $ Carverton, PA locks, cruise, dual only - must sell, agement, and other 1518 8th Street Carverton, PA duties as assigned. White, PDL, PWL, Cruise, CD ...... 13,995 Carverton, PA FORD ‘02 EXPLORER Near Francis Near Francis air bags, tilt wheel, going to law school. Red, XLT, Original Slocum St. Park AM/FM/CD. keyless (570) 793-6844 457 Wanted to Buy Experience in ‘08 HYUNDAI ENTOURAGE Near Francis non-smoking owner, Slocum St. Park Microsoft Office $ Slocum St. Park remote. 130k miles. Auto Gold, 7 Pass., Rear A/C,Very Nice...... 12,995 garaged, synthetic FORD ‘00 $5400. products, cash and oil since new, excel- FORD ‘02 F150 To place your accrual basis finan- Extra Cab. 6 570-954-3390 ‘07 JEEP LIBELIBERTY $ CHEVY‘99 BLAZER lent in and out. New EXPLORER XLT ad Call Toll Free cial statements Green, PW, PDL,Tilt, Cruise...... 12,995 4x4, Absolutely tires and battery. Cylinder, 5 speed. EXTRA CLEAN! required. Experi- Like new! $3,995 90,000 miles. Air. 2WD. $3,995 4X4. 1-800-427-8649 BUYING ence in a health- Call For Details! Call For Details! $3,995. JEEP 02 GRAND ‘07 DODGE CALIBELIBER $ $7,500 USED care environment Orange Met., 4 Cyl., Nicely Equipped...... 10,495 570-696-4377 (570) 403-3016 570-696-4377 570-696-4377 preferred. 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ALL NEW2013 VOLVO S60 ALL WHEEL DRIVE 570-466-8824 A SUCCESSFUL SALE TAXAND TAGS ADDITIONAL We Now Offer Buy Here-Pay Here! your LOW DOWN PAYMENT CLEAN, INSPECTED VEHICLES JUST Per month 36 months IN CLASSIFIED! 6 MO.WARRANTY ON ALL VEHICLES • FULL SERVICE DEPARTMENT $ We Service ALL Makes & Models Just $995 down 1518 8th Street Do you need more space? ride? Family Owned & Operated for over 40 years 369 Carverton, PA A yard or garage sale Near Francis 1518 8th Street Slocum St. Park in classified We’ll run your 2.5 liter,Turbo, AWD, Power Glass, Moonroof, Plus: Pay nothing to repair or maintain Carverton, PA PRESTIGE WE BUY Heated Leather seats, Keyless Drive and more your S60 for the entire lease Near Francis is the best way ad in the VEHICLES! JEEP ‘04 GRAND Slocum St. Park to clean out your closets! classified ONE AUTO Pmt. based on 36 month closed end lease. Taxand fees not included with $995 cash down or equal trade. 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Owner plumbing, electrical, stainless appli- stove, hardwood new rear deck, full room, hardwood little makeover will MLS #12-2612. For information and MLS #12-2612. For Motivated. back deck. Lots of ances.G Dining floors in bedrooms, front porch, tiled and tile throughout, make this a great more information photos visit more information MLS 12-2006 storage. Lovely room has Brazil- deck, large fenced baths & kitchen, spacious room place to call home! and photos, visit atlasrealtyinc.com. and photos, visit $179,000 neighborhood. ian cherry yard, shed and off- granite counter- sizes, wood/coal MLS 12-3157 atlasrealtyinc.com. Call Charlie atlasrealtyinc.com. 570-675-4400 MLS 12-2087 floors, huge street parking. tops. All cherry stove for those win- $99,900 Call Charlie 829-6200 Call Charlie $158,900 yard, garage #11-2947 $99,500 hardwood floors ter evenings. 3 bed- Mark R. Mason 829-6200 VM 101 829-6200 David and large yard. Karen Ryan throughout, all new rooms, with 16x20 570-331-0982 VM 101 VM 101 Krolikowski Partially finished 283-9100 x14 stainless steel master and adja- CROSSIN REAL 570-288-0770 lower level. Built appliances & light- cent sitting room or ESTATE CROSSIN REAL for handicap ing. New oil fur- den. Call for an 570-288-0770 ESTATE accessibility nace, washer/dryer appointment today. 570-288-0770 with exterior in first floor bath. Maribeth Jones Say it HERE DALLAS Great neighbor- 570-696-6565 or DURYEA ramp, interior in the Classifieds! hallways and 696-2600 hood, nice yard. Chris Jones 570-829-7130 DURYEA doorways. If $174,900 (30 year 570-696-6558. you’re looking Looking for that loan, $8,750 down, #12-3048 TUNKHANNOCK $53,000 Oakwood Lake for a Ranch, $887/month, 30 $205,000 SWOYERSVILLE special place Large yard, quiet Estates don’t miss this years @ 4.5%) KINGSTON called home? DUPLEX neighborhood. 2 Brand new 2011 one. For more NOT IN FLOOD Classified will address 2 bedrooms down, bedrooms, dining & Redman 3 info and photos 100% OWNER Your needs. 1 upstairs, off-street living rooms, unfin- bedrooms, 2 baths, visit: www.atlas FINANCING parking. Nice neigh- ished basement. propane heat, A/C. realtyinc.com. Open the door AVAILABLE borhood. $79,500. $51,000. Call $42,000 Call MLS 11-4079 with classified! Call Bob at 696-2600 Attractive 7 year old Call 570-704-9446 (570)704-9446 (908)227-6707 2-story with eat-in- $149,900 FORTY FORT 570-899-8877 570-654-1490 kitchen, oak cabi- 705 Blueberry Lane Call Charlie 509 Building/ 509 Building/ 509 Building/ 509 Building/ nets, granite coun- 412 New St. Large 4 bedroom 570-829-6200 tertops, island & tile Motivated Seller. Bi-level with large Construction/ Construction/ Construction/ Construction/ floor. Master bed- Great starter home master bedroom Skilled Trades Skilled Trades Skilled Trades Skilled Trades room with solid on large lot. Sys- with sliding glass cherry hardwood tems newer, but doors leading to floor, walk-in closet needs cosmetic private deck. Mod- HANOVER TWP & master bath. Dual updating. Ready to ern kitchen with fireplace. Gas heat/ make to your liking! skylights, skylights GEORGE J HAYDEN, INC. central air. Three MLS 12-1732 also in master bath. DURYEA REDUCED! 1908 Wyoming car garage. Home Call Kevin Sobilo Dining room with Avenue IS SEEKING NEW TEAM MEMBERS Protection Plan. 570-817-0706 sliding glass doors Plenty of TLC is MLS# 11-2035 to deck. Large cor- $309,860 reflected in this $279,900 ner lot with attractive 3 bed- George J Hayden, Inc. Electric Communications, a local, family owned Sandra Gorman attached 2 car room, 1 bath home electrical contractor in business for over 37 years, is seeking the best and 570-696-5408 garage ready to in a convenient brightest candidates for our team. We offer competitive salaries commensurate location. Offers for- move right in.For 15 Martin Street with experience. Benefits include 401K, Health, Vision and Dental and paid DURYEA more info and pho- mal living room/din- Well Cared for 2 tos visit: www.atlas ing room & family Story Boasting 3 holidays. realtyinc.com room with sliding Bedrooms, Full MLS 12-2379 doors to large rear bath, off street ELECTRICAL PURCHASING AGENT Smith Hourigan $244,900 deck & a great level parking and a large Group Call Fred 38 Huckleberry Ln lot. MLS# 11-2083 side yard. 12-1832 Immediate opportunity for Purchasing Agent to handle all purchases for 570-696-1195 570-817-5792 Blueberry Hills Only $99,000 $79,900 electrical and communications division. Candidate must possess strong 4 bedrooms, 2.5 Call Barbara Metcalf Call Pat Guesto DALLAS 570-696-0883 interpersonal and communications skills to establish and maintain a strong Huge Reduction baths, family room 570-793-4055 with fireplace, 2 car CENTURY 21 rapport with vendors, customers, project managers and foremen. Qualifications 1107 Spring Street garage, large yard. SIGNATURE must include 5 years of proven purchasing experience and excellent computer Superb two story Master bath with PROPERTIES skills including Excel. with 3 bedrooms &1 separate jetted tub, 570-675-5100 ½ baths. Hardwood DURYEA kitchen with stain- floors, gas heat, less steel appli- 522 Education/ 522 Education/ ELECTRICAL SERVICES MANAGER vinyl siding, large ances and island, Immediate opportunity for an Electrical Service Manager to coordinate and yard with garage. REDUCED lighted deck. For Training Training Call Jim for details. more info and pho- manage electric and data service calls for residential, commercial and industrial 248 Overbrook Rd. Offered at $169,500 $49,900 tos visit: www.atlas customers. Estimate and manage mid-size commercial and industrial projects. Lovely 4 bedroom Towne & Country realtyinc.com. DALLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT Must have strong residential and commercial background, excellent computer cape cod situated Real Estate Co. MLS 11-3071 EOE in a private setting 570-735-8932 or Call Colleen skills including Excel. Experience with Estimation software a plus. on a large lot. 570-542-5708 570-237-0415 Vaulted ceiling in EXETER TWP. Full Time SITE UTILITY TECHNICIAN dining room, large Immediate opportunity for a Site Utility Technician who is willing to travel. walk in closet in 1 bedroom on 2nd High School English Candidate must be able to operate all types of excavation equipment, have a floor. Some 97 Chittenden St. CDL Class Alicense and be familiar with all types of site work including replacement win- DURYEA begins 8/29/12 dows. Call Today! Flood damaged concrete installations and carpentry work. Must have experience working with MLS 11-2733 home with new fur- underground utilities. $94,900 nace, electric box, For details visit the Employment page of Jay A. Crossin water heater, out- the district web site www.dallassd.com. Extension 23 lets and switches. Email resumes to CROSSIN REAL 311 Lockville Road 1st floor gutted but Application packets must be received by ESTATE Stately brick 2 already insulated the deadline: [email protected] 570-288-0770 story, with in and ready for ground pool, sheetrock. 2nd floor 12:00 Noon, August 22, 2012 DALLAS covered patio, has 4 bedrooms NO PHONE CALLS OR WALK-INS. APPOINTMENTS ARE NECESSARY. finished basement, and bath with dou- Enjoy sitting on the We are a drug free workplace. E.O.E. fireplace and wood ble sinks. Large front porch of this stove, 3 car yard. For more info well maintained 4 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business Please visit our website at www.haydenelectric.com attached garage and photos visit: bedroom, 3 bath Development Development 5 car detached www.atlas home on nicely garage with realtyinc.com. landscaped lot in 518 Customer 518 Customer 518 Customer 518 Customer apartment above. MLS 12-1225 desirable neighbor- AUTOMOTIVE MLS# 11-1242 Sorry, cash buy- hood. Family room AUTOMOTIVE Support/Client Care Support/Client Care Support/Client Care Support/Client Care $659,000 ers only! with gas fireplace, central air/gas heat, SALES Private & beautiful Please call Donna Call Charlie 570-613-9080 570-829-6200 covered & open ® lovely brick chalet patios. Two car CONSULTANT on 11.85 acres. garage. Tastefully Custom brick work, decorated. Above Valley Chevrolet is seeking tongue & groove ground pool. interior & oversized individuals who are self starters, Sallie Mae MLS 12-2656 3 car garage. $269,900 Features whirlpool team oriented and driven. 554 Production/ 554 Production/ Call Sandra Gorman (No Experience Necessary) Dream. Invest.vest. Succeed.SM tub, heated sun- Operations Operations 570-696-5408 room, kitchen island • Salary & Commission • Benefits & hickory cabinets, laundry room. Base- Printer and Extrusion • 401K Plan • 5 Day Work Week WE’RE HIRING - We are the Nation’’ss #1 financialnancial ment is plumbed & • Huge New & Used Inventory ready to finish. Process Technicians services company specializing in educationation MLS# 12-817 Smith Hourigan BE PART OF THE $315,000 Offset Printing, Silk Screen, Hot Stamp, Group WHAT WE DO - Help more than 31 mmillionillion Call Ken Williams Labeler & Extrusion Process Technicians 570-696-1195 BEST SALES TEAM Five Mountain people make investments in higher educationucation Realty Iridium Industries, Inc., a cutting edge plas- IN THE VALLEY! 570-542-8800 tics tube manufacturer located in E. Strouds- Apply in person to: burg, PA is seeking experienced technicians: DURYEA TOWNHOME Blake Gagliardi, Sales Manager OUR EMPLOYEES - Enjoy entrepreneurialneurial DALLAS Deco Technicians (offset, silk screen, hot Rick Merrick, Sales Manager environment and excellent benefits stamp and label application) are responsible for the production, set-up, troubleshooting VALLEY CHEVROLET and repair of related equipment. Experienced Collections Specialists (1201038) candidates. must have a minimum of 1-3 601 Kidder Street, Wilkes-Barre years of production or printing press experi- Prior customer service, collections, or call ence. 522 Education/ 522 Education/ center experience strongly preferred.d. (Paid Extrusion Technicians are responsible for 3 year old town- Training Training training class starts in September) Small one story performing and maintaining the daily activi- home in gated com- home on 9.5 acres, ties associated with the production line. This munity of Forest Customer Service Representativees (1201043) home is a fixer includes, running, repairing, adjusting and Heights with pool VIVE Health & Fitness upper, no steps, monitoring the production line. Plastics back- use. Cathedral ceil- Prior customer service, restaurant oorr retail home has mold. ground preferred. Strong mechanical aptitude ings & skylights, air, Is aggressively seeking resumes for the Private driveway off required. cherry floors & cab- experience strongly preferred. (Paidd training of Jake Moore inets, granite coun- following positions: Personal Training, Road, grown in by Wages Start at $16.83 up to $18.83 after tertops, fireplace, 3 Sales, Group Exercise, Cycling, ZUMBA, class starts in September) brush. $150,000 one year of satisfactory performance and bedrooms with 1st Yoga, and Massage Therapy. MLS# 12-2114 benefits package offered. Must be avail- floor master bed- To be considered please send cover letter For detailed job descriptions or Call Michael Nocera able all shifts. M-F; 6am-2pm, 2pm-10pm room & walk in clos- and resume to or 10pm-6am. et. 2.5 tiled baths, [email protected] TO APPLY go to waterfall sinks in Submit resume that includes relevant master bath & pow- WWW.SALLIEMAE.COM experience and skills along with employment der room. All sea- history via Email to: [email protected] or fax son sun porch & to 570-476-9800. EOE large private patio. SMITH HOURIGAN Full basement. End An Equal Opportunity/Affirmattiiveve GROUP 548 Medical/Health 548 Medical/Health unit with 2 car 570-696-5412 garage. Action Employer • M/F/D/V $309,000. Sallie Mae is a Drug-Free Workplaceplace DALLAS DIETARYMANAGER 570-479-1084 Responsible for organizing, coordinating, and 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale maintaining the dietary department, dietary per- 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale sonnel and food production. CDM & long term care experience preferred. Excellent organizational skills and computer 2012 Chevy Cruze LS 2012 Chevy Equinox LS FWD skills are required. SUMMER Two story home Apply in person: with solar system, 2 car detached Kingston Commons LEASE garage. Private 615 Wyoming Ave driveway. Property is also for lease. Kingston, PA 18704 Specials MLS# 12-1822 or E-mail Resume to: $189,000 Michael Nocera [email protected] 570-357-4300 Drug Free Work Place E.O.E. STSTOPOP Sovereign Commercial Services NOW HIRING! Lease $ PER MO. Lease $ PER MO. Luzerne Area ForOr Onlynly 149 FOFORR2244MMOS.OS. BYBY ForOr Onlynly 219 FORFOR2244MMOS.OS. Part and Full time openings for the following areas: Smith Hourigan #12758, 1.8L ECOTEC VVT DOHC 4 Cylinder 6 Speed Automatic, #12781, 2.4L DOHC 4 Cylinder 6 Speed Automatic, Remote Keyless Entry, Group Pittston: 6am-2pm Mon-Fri- Lifting up to 60 lbs Stabilitrak, USB Audio Interface, Bluetooth, Steering Wheel Controls, TOTODADAY Climate Control, Cruise Control, Power Windows, Power Door Locks, 570-696-5412 and cleaning in heights- $10.00 hour TOTODADAY Wilkes Barre and Pittston Locations - Part Front Bucket Seats, AM/FM/CD, OnStar with Turn-by-Turn Navigation, Bluetooth, XM Satellite Radio, AM/FM/CD, OnStar with time evenings: 5:00pm-8:00pm or 5:30-8:30pm XM Satellite. Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Door Locks Turn-by-Turn Navigation, 17” Forged Aluminum Wheels, Rear Liftgate Mon-Fri. General cleaning and using floor *Prefer Pricing Lease - Chevy Cruze - $149 per month plus tax, 24 month *Prefer Pricing Lease - Chevy Equinox LS FWD - $219 per month plus tax, 24 scrubber $9.00 hour lease, 12K miles per year, total due at signing=$1929; Lease Specials are to Shop 24/7 month lease, 12K miles per year, total due at signing=$1539; Lease specials are Wilkes Barre- 6pm -2am- Full Time – Tues-Sat well qualified buyers (S-Tier & 800+); Artwork for illustration only; to well qualified buyers (S-Tier & 800+); Artwork for illustration only; – General cleaning and floor care. Not responsible for typographical errors; Must take delivery by 9/4/12. Not responsible for typographical errors; Must take delivery by 9/4/12. ComeUpToQuailHill. Positions require background and pre employ- ment testing. Uniforms and benefits for full KEN WALLACE’S www.valleychevrolet.com 821-2772 • 1-800-444-7172 com time employment after 90 days. New Homes Apply online at 601 Kidder St., Wilkes-Barre, PA From $275,000- Chevy Runs Deep VA LLEY CHEVROLET Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-8pm; Fri. 8:30-7pm;Sat. 8:30-5pm $595,000 www.sovereigncs.com 570-474-5574 EOE and Drug Free Workplace EXIT 170B OFF I-81 TO EXIT 1. BEAR RIGHT ON BUSINESS ROUTE 309 TO SIXTH LIGHT. JUST BELOW WYOMING VALLEY MALL. TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 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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$15,000 PRICE MULTI USE You’ll Experience Richard Lane 299 Rutter Ave. 78 Luzerne St. REDUCTION! SINGLE, DOUBLE, Country Living in this 2 story, 3 bedroom, 4 Widener Drive Large and well Not a drive-by. Serious Sellers are PROFESSIONAL move in ready ranch 1 bath home at rear A must see home! maintained duplex looking for serious OFFICES Move right into this on corner lot in 22 Allenberry Drive situated on almost of Lake Side Drive Very nice 2 story You absolutely must buyers who are Over 2800 square sparkling clean, between Pole #’s see the interior of Kingston. 2 bed- Move right in! Cen- an acre of lush with 3 bedrooms 111 Laflin Road ready to move into feet in this one of a bright and cheery 125 and 126 on this home. Start by rooms each unit, tral air, hardwood landscaping just and 2 full baths. Nice 3 bedroom, this 1620 sq. ft. bi- kind property on a 1/2 double. All new Richard Lane. Lake looking at the pho- separate gas heat floors, central minutes away from Replacement win- 1.5 bath Split Level level home with 3 corner lot. Property floor coverings and view, from front tos on line. Fantas- and off street park- stereo system. Gas every thing…there is dow with great home with hard- bedrooms, 1 and ¾ featuring 4 bed- freshly painted inte- wrap around porch tic kitchen with ing for multiple heat under $700 new carpet in living screened porch for wood floors, 1 car baths. This gem is rooms, formal dining rior. 2 zone gas hot and 2 of the bed- hickory cabinets, cars. New roof, yearly expenses. 2 & dining rooms, 3 outdoor living with- garage, large yard located in a great room, large living water baseboard rooms and rear granite counters, water heater and bedrooms, 1 car bedroom’s with out the bugs. Very and covered patio neighborhood on a room with gas fire- heat. W/d hookups yard. Also includes stainless steel freshly painted garage. For more double closets, neat and clean. in very convenient quiet dead-end place, family room in basement which 33.3 ft of shoreline appliances and tile exterior. A really info and photos large fully appli- MLS 12-3029 location. Great curb street in Exeter. The with pellet stove, has a concrete with dock & lawn floor. Fabulous nice property. visit: www.atlas anced eat in Call Charlie appeal and plenty home is quality con- modern baths, front floor. All measure- area. Home in need master bathroom MLS 12-2447 realtyinc.com. kitchen, first floor 570-829-6200 of off street park- structed & has been and side porches. A ments are of updating and with champagne $139,900 MLS 12-2739 laundry, 1.5 baths, ing. Rt. 315 to light well-maintained by Must see property! approximate. repairs and is being tub and glass Mark R. Mason Call Tom central air, lower @ Laflin Rd. Turn the original owners. MLS# 12-1559 MLS 12-1129 sold as is. shower, walk in 570-331-0982 570-262-7716 level recreation west onto Laflin Rd. Special features NEW PRICE $39,500 MLS 12-1607 closet. 4 car CROSSIN REAL room, large work- Home is on left. included 2x6 con- $199,900. Call Michelle T. $179,900 garage, upper ESTATE shop for do it your- For more info and struction and hard- Call Florence Boice Michelle T. Boice garage is partially 570-287-0770 selfers or contrac- photos visit: wired smoke alarms 570-715-7737 570-639-5393 570-639-5393 finished. The list tors, and an over- HUGHESTOWN KINGSTON www.atlas with battery back- CROSSIN REAL CROSSIN REAL goes on and on. For sized 2.5 car realtyinc.com up for your family’s ESTATE ESTATE more info and pho- garage with wrap- MLS 12-2852 safety. A large eat- 570-288-0770 570-288-0770 STAUFFER HEIGHTS tos visit: www.atlas To place your around driveway Keri Best in kitchen with tile realtyinc.com. ad call...829-7130 which provides 570-885-5082 floor exits to the HANOVER TWP. plenty of parking for MLS 12-210 26x12 cedar deck Smith Hourigan HANOVER TWP. NEW PRICE! guests…....$175,000 Price Reduced for convenient out- Group HARVEYS LAKE- FSBO MLS #12-2773 LAUNCH YOUR $375,900 door cooking and 570-474-6307 Call Pat today @ Call Charlie entertaining. Or host JET SKI OR 570-829-6200 a more formal din- KAYAK ner in the spacious 38 W. Walnut St. HANOVER TWP from your private dining room with Charming 4/5 bed- dock! Quiet set- LAFLIN new poplar hard- 11 Sunrise Lane room with 1.5 ting. Year-round or wood flooring. The $184,000 baths. Beautifully Smith Hourigan summer-only home remainder of the Bilevel, containing 8 appointed kitchen Group with oversized 2- JENKINS TWP. main floor includes rooms, 4 bedrooms, w/granite counter 40 Downing St. 2 Betsy Ross Drive 570-287-1196 car garage on 2 bedrooms and a 1.5 baths on two tops, cherry cabi- Great 3 bedroom Warmly inviting 3 nearly 1/2 acre. full bath. The lower levels. Features nets and hardwood family home on a bedroom, 2.5 bath Two bedrooms level has beautiful include: brick fire- floors. Gas fireplace beautifully land- Tudor. Striking high- HARDING eat-in kitchen, liv- family room with place witih gas logs, in living room, lead- scaped lot, close to lights in this beauti- ing room, den/ gas fireplace, a 3rd granite kitchen ed glass windows 72 Lyndwood Ave. parks and schools. ful home include study, bath & sun bedroom, ¾ bath, PRICE REDUCED countertop; corian in living room and Move right in to this 2 car attached custom blinds, man- porch near Pole large laundry center bathroom sink, in dining room. Nice ONE OF A KIND large yet cozy 4 garage, pool, icured lawn, deck, 141.570-885-4748. and ample storage $69,900 ground pool and pri- back deck, 2 car Completely & taste- bedroom, 2 bath fenced in yard with patio and 3-season $195,000. No real- space. The laundry vate fenced rear garage and 4 sea- fully updated & home in a great lots of room to run! porch. Entertain in tors please. Highland Hills area and ¾ bath son front porch. remodeled Town- area. The beautiful MLS 12-2567 the finished walk- yard. Prequalifica- 8 Patrick Road have tile floors and MLS 11-4103 house with unique finished basement $129,900 out basement with tion letter required. Magnificent custom provides an easy HAZLETON $179,900 kitchen with snack adds even more liv- John Shelley wet bar or relax by Owner has real built tudor home exit to the rear yard Jay A. Crossin bar & dining area, ing space. This well 570-702-4162 the pool! Outstand- estate license in with quality with the deck and EXT.23 den, concrete maintained home CROSSIN REAL ing quality! escrow. Call throughout. Spa- above-ground pool. CROSSIN REAL patio overlooking has a Split AC sys. ESTATE $329,900 Pat or Charlie cious 4 bedrooms, For more informa- ESTATE treed/landscaped with heat pump, 570-288-0770 Call Pat Guesto 570-655-4124 3.5 baths, 2 story tion and to view the 570-288-0770 planters. Excellent alarm system, 570-793-4055 living room with photos go to www. condition! A must private drive. CENTURY 21 2032 ROUTE 92 fireplace and library KINGSTON prudentialealestate. see! Near Casino Motivated sellers. HANOVER TWP. SIGNATURE Great Ranch home HUNLOCK CREEK loft. Dining room, com and enter and Interstate. Asking $105,000 PROPERTIES surrounded by family room and 3 PRU2A8T2 in the $125,000 MLS# 12- MLS# 12-535 570-675-5100 nature with view of season sunroom Home Search. Now 139 S. Laurel St 2792 Call Marie Appointment only. the river and extra which overlooks listed at $152,900. Spacious Brick Montante, Call Don Marsh lot on the river. professionally land- MLS #12-2654. Call Ranch waiting for (570) 881-0103 570-814-5072 Large living room scaped grounds today for your HARDING and kitchen remod- your personal with gazebo and appointment. Sell your own home! eled and ready to touch. Hardwood tennis/basketball Mary Ellen Belchick Place an ad HERE $249,900 move in. Full unfin- floors, well-thought court. Lower level 696-6566 ished basement, off out storage in every includes recreation 570-829-7130 Lovely Ranch home Beautiful well-main- Walter Belchick street parking. room. Quality work- room, exercise OPEN HOUSE on 1.42 acres. tained 3 level, 2.5 696-2600 ext. 301 For more info and manship, well main- room and 3/4 bath. Sunday, Aug. 19th Features 3 bed- bath townhome in photos visit: tained. It's time to Enjoy this serene 12:00 to 2:00 rooms, full bath, 1/2 very desirable loca- www.atlas enjoy this home with acre in a beautiful New Construction. bath, kitchen, living tion. Many upgrades realtyinc.com it's large rooms, setting in Highland Lot #2, Fairway room with fireplace, include a spacious, MLS 12-79 greenhouse & nice Hills Development. LARKSVILLE Estates. 2,700 dining room, den & custom bathroom Call Colleen yard! Convenient Too many amenities square feet, tile & laundry room on with large closets, 696-2600 570-237-0415 location. 12-2352 to mention. hardwood on 1st Main floor. Kitchen, custom window $124,900 Taxes appealed Job Seekers are floor. Cherry cabi- 1385 Mt. Zion Rd. family room with treatments, built-in LivingInQuailHill.com Darcy J. Gollhardt and lowered con- looking here! nets with center Great country set- fireplace, 3/4 bath & wall microwave in New Homes Realtor siderably for year Where's your ad? island. $399,500. ting on 3.05 acres. storage room on kitchen, new roof, From $275,000- 570-262-0226 2013. For more 570-829-7130 and For more details: Move in condition Lower Level. Newer and new garage $595,000 CLASSIC info and photos patrickdeats.com Ranch with 3 bed- roof, siding, sofit & door. Plenty of stor- ask for an employ- PROPERTIES visit: www.atlas ment specialist 570-474-5574 570-696-1041 rooms, 2 baths, HARVEYS LAKE 570-718-4959 gutters plus some age, and a possible inground swimming realtyinc.com 3rd bedroom on 1st Ext. 1352 newer carpeting, 467 E. State St. pool, hardwood MLS 12-723 level. MLS 12-175 pergo flooring, cen- Well kept home in a 551 Other 551 Other 551 Other floors. Finished $399,900 $132,900 tral air & whole nice neighborhood. basement with wet Call Terry Call Mary Danelo house fan, 2 car Close to new Ele- bar. 2 car garage, 570-885-3041 570-704-8000 HUDSON garage & paved mentary School and wrap around drive- Angie Coldwell Banker driveway. 12-1010 bus stop. New roof way. For more info 570-885-4896 Rundle Real Estate $176,900 and off street and photos visit: 570-474-2340 Earn Extra Cash Ken Williams parking. www.atlasrealty- 570-542-8800 MLS 12-2342 inc.com KINGSTON 184 West Point Ave. Five Mountains $71,000 MLS 12-2270 REDUCED Family size home Realty Charles J. Call Tom and yard with a Prohaska For Just A Few 570-262-7716 country feel. Walk- HUNLOCK CREEK LINE UP EXT. 35 ing distance to CROSSIN REAL school and Little NEW LISTING!! A GREAT DEAL... ESTATE League Field. 4 ADD YOUR IN CLASSIFIED! 570-287-0770 Hours A Day. bedrooms, 1 3/4 TOUCHES!! baths, vinyl siding, Genuine hardwood Looking for the right deal LAUREL RUN many newer win- floors, doors & trim on an automobile? HARDING dows. Modern eat will catch your Turn to classified. in kitchen, lovely 281 Reynolds St. Deliver attention as you It’s a showroom in print! 3 story single family view of back yard arrive through the with 4 bedrooms, and adjoining entry foyer into the Immaculate 3 bed- Classified’s got woods. 20x10 unfin- 2.5 baths and lots sunny living room, room ranch on the directions! of space! Lovely ished room on 2nd formal dining room beautiful 1.3 acre floor for 5th bed- KINGSTON entrance foyer, 3rd & eat-in kitchen. lot. Modern kitchen floor with large room. Bright and You will be pleased & baths, hardwood cheery and not a room, could be 5th with the spacious floors, private patio. bedroom plus a full PRICE REDUCTION! drive by. Come and bedroom sizes & Finished lower level OPEN HOUSE ''Country Charm'' tile bath. Fenced in see it! closets. Terrific with bar area. Sun., Aug. 12th, 1-3 at its best describes back yard and (No Collections) MLS 12-2992 walk-up attic for MLS# 12-2033 OASIS in your own this 3 bedroom, 1.5 much more. $89,900 you imagination. $154,300 back yard!! This bath 2 story situat- MLS 12-1863 Michelle T. Boice Whole house fan Call Jill Hiscox at house has every- ed on 1.87 scenic $99,900 570-639-5393 will keep you cool. 570-696-0875 thing. 3 bed, 3 full Available routes: acres with many Jay A. Crossin CROSSIN REAL Attached garage baths & 1 3/4 bath. updates. Knotty 121 Vaughn St. Ext. 23 ESTATE with large, full 2+ acres, your own pine kitchen, break- Nicely Maintained CROSSIN REAL 570-288-0770 B-Dry Basement. rec room, screened Duryea fast room, living 3 bedroom 1 bath ESTATE Great Yard! in porch, modern room with gas 2 story on a quiet 570-288-0776 Virtual Tour. kitchen with granite $560 Monthly Profit + Tips propane stove, street in Kingston. WEST PITTSTON MLS#12-2785 KINGSTON countertops & a dining room, hard- Split level, stone Large yard includes $120,000 REDUCED 32x16 heated pool. 146 daily / 147 Sunday wood, office with exterior, multi-tiered JENKINS TWP. garage which is Michele Hopkins Amazing setting in electric stove, deck, deck, bluestone presently being Adams Street, Blueberry Hill Development, 570-540-6046 a great area. gazebo & detached patio, flood dam- used as a storage $254,900 Very private setting. garage. aged, being sold as building. Cherry Street, Columbia Street, McAlpine Street MLS 12-2326 MLS# 12-2813 is condition. MLS# 12-2408 $309,900 $214,900 $73,500 $95,000 Call/text Donna Call Marie Montante CALL DONNA Call Pat Guesto Pittston Township Cain 570-947-3824 570-881-0103 570-613-9080 570-793-4055 CENTURY 21 or Tony $765 Monthly Profit + Tips SIGNATURE 570-855-2424 PROPERTIES 80 Bennett St. 144 daily / 142 Sunday / 155 Sunday Dispatch 570-675-5100 Great Kingston Call (570)696-2468 location on a dou- Flag Street, Market Street, Frothingham Street, 297 Susquehannock KINGSTON ble lot. Close to 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business Drive schools, shopping, Parnell Street, Sunrise Drive, Winter Street, Broad Street Traditional 4 bed- Development Development Development restaurants and LAUREL RUN room home with 2.5 public transporta- baths, 2 car tion. Potential of 2 Plymouth garage. Large yard additional bed- with deck and rooms on 3rd floor. $1060 Monthly Profit + Tips retractable awning. Partially finished Above ground pool, basement. 194 daily / 245 Sunday A regional multimedia company headquartered in Wilkes-Barre, 1st floor laundry. . MLS 12-2346 Blair Street, Davenport Street, Franklin Street, we provide news, information and entertainment across multiple For more info and 157 Division St. $109,900 media platforms. Our flagship publication, The Times Leader, and photos visit: OWNER SAYS SELL! John Shelley Orchard Street, Coal Street, W. Main Street, North Street www.atlas This property has 570-702-4162 several weekly and specialized publications serve the readers realtyinc.com. Great home in a great positive cash CROSSIN REAL great location. and advertisers of northeastern Pennsylvania well. 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Totally 3 units include dou- ers information only. redone In 2005, probably never be garage and off bath and fenced-in walk-in cedar clos- 60 ICE LAKE DRIVE remodeled home ble block home MLS 12-2152 beautiful hardwood lower. If you’re street parking. 2 yard. Local tax is et, whirlpool tub, Outstanding & with a newer dock with additional sin- $69,900 floors, central air, employed and have bathrooms. Nice only $36/year. Granite counter immaculate 4 bed- and a boathouse. gle family home in Call / text Donna skylights, coal good credit don’t LUZERNE condition. Loads of Located on a dead- tops, 4 Season room with many This could be your rear. Double block Cain 570-947-3824 stove, small pond wait, buy now! For potential. For more end street with low Sunroom, open floor upgrades. Beautiful ticket to paradise all has 3 bedrooms or Tony and so much more. more info and pho- into and photos traffic volume. plan, quality ceiling finished lower level year round. Fea- and 1 bath on each 570-855-2424 Perfect for all year tos visit: www.atlas visit: www.atlas #12-95 $159,900 fans, french doors in could be an apart- tures 3 large bed- side. Single home round or a week- realtyinc.com realtyinc.com. Paul Pukatch Master bedroom, ment for an rooms and a won- has 1 bedroom and end/summer get- MLS 12-2837 MLS 12-2096 696-6559 plus 2 car detached extended family derful Florida room 1 bath. Vinyl siding away. Off street Call Charlie $55,000 garage all sitting on member. Floor to with gorgeous lake- and off street park- parking for 570-829-6200 Call Colleen 3 Acres of land. ceiling fireplace in views. Less than ing. All utilities paid 2 vehicles. 570-237-0415 five minutes to by tenants except $179,900. MLS 12-1892 stunning family MLS 12-1293 room. Heated pool, Interstate 81. Crest- sewer. Great SHICKSHINNY $145,000 146 Kelly St. wood School Dis- income. Ken Williams Shelby Watchilla Well kept home hot tub, screened 570-283-9100 570-542-8800 porch & much more trict. $399,900. MLS 12-1989 570-762-6969 with garage in rear. MLS# 12-2775 $119,000 Five Mountains CROSSIN REAL Move in condition. on a 6.54 acre lot Realty WEST PITTSTON Crestwood School Call Pat @715-9337 Call Terry Shopping for a ESTATE New roof and hot NANTICOKE Lewith & Freeman 570-885-3041 570-288-0770 water heater. Easy District. $619,000. new apartment? SWEET VALLEY MLS# 12-1557 REDUCED! Real Estate Angie access to Cross 570-474-9801 570-885-4896 Classified lets WEST NANTICOKE Valley and shop- Call Pat @715-9337 ping. Out of flood Lewith & Freeman you compare costs - zone. 200 amp Real Estate without hassle 570-474-9801 130 Marvin Rd. service. or worry! Fantastic LOG MLS 12-1801 Totally remodeled 3 Get moving HOME W/GREAT bedroom, 2 bath $119,900 PITTSTON VIEWS**from Rear Donald Crossin with classified! home on 1 acre with Nice double block, Deck, 4 Bedrooms 2 large family room on not in the flood area! 570-288-0770 PITTSTON Bath on 1.55 Acres. CROSSIN REAL PLAINS lower level. property 3 vehicle detached 143 W. Broad St. Beautiful Landscap- has small pond and garage, off-street ESTATE Nice 2 story home 5 Odonnell St. ing. 12-1489 TILBURY TERRACE 570-288-0770 $109,000 joins state game Tilbury Avenue parking for 4 vehi- with 3 bedrooms $114,900 $199,000 lands. Reduced! cles, front & rear MOUNTAIN TOP 1.5 baths, fenced 570-675-4400 Superb 3 bedroom LUZERNE $129,900 Could be single. Hardwood porches, patio, yard, newer furnace FHA financed. fenced yard, nice & with 3 zones and floors, fireplace, MLS# 11-4085 garage. Well main- private. Home also newer 200 amp Five Mountains has central air, #410 electrical service, New furnace, tained. Great Realty Neighborhood. is updated & in very whole house water 3 bedrooms, 1.5 570-542-2141 good condition, filter and beautiful baths, 1st floor REDUCED TO SHICKSHINNY $179,900 modern kitchen & hard wood floors. laundry room, 3 Find Something? bath. Kitchen has This home has an season porch, Towne &Country Own a Historical Lose Something? Real Estate Co. oak cabinets, stain- attached Mother in fenced yard and off Get it back where it less steel refrigera- OPEN HOUSE Gem!!! This home Nice Bi-Level in 570-735-8932 Law suite with a street parking. belongs tor, center aisle, half 523 Bennett St. Sun., Aug 12, 1-3pm was built in 1907 convenient location. 570-542-5708 separate entrance. MLS#12-721 bath on 1st floor & Older well kept 183 Gracedale Ave. and is “STILL” in Bi-Level. 3 bed- with a Lost/Found ad! This can easily be $84,900 4th bedroom on 3rd home with off street 3 bedroom, 2 story near original condi- rooms with hard- 570-829-7130 converted to a 1st Call Patti floor. Both sides parking. Roof 5 home on large lot tion. All the wood- wood floors, 1 and WEST PITTSTON floor master bed- 570-328-1752 SWOYERSVILLE have hardwood years old. New win- with creek. Above work, glass and 3/4 bathrooms and room with a Liberty Realty floors on 2nd floor. dows on 2nd floor ground oval swim- light fixtures are 1-car heated master bath. & Appraisal $49,900 MLS#12-737 and walk up attic ming pool, 24 x 24 there, all you have garage. Near VA 524 Hunlock MLS 12-1401 Services LLC $169,900 for lots of storage deck with gazebo. to do is modernize Hospital, casino, Harveyville Rd $64,900 Louise Laine or added Newer roof & re- the mechanical sys- highways, etc. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath 2 John W. Polifka 283-9100 x20 bedrooms. placement win- Five Mountains tems. Never ruined PITTSTON atlasrealtyinc.com story home in good MLS 12-2699 dows. Over sized 1 Realty by a cheap remodel MLS # 12-2622 condition with $79,000 car garage with att- 570-542-2141 and the woodwork REDUCED Directions: Travel- detached garage on Donald Crossin ached storage shed 570-704-6846 was never painted ing South on RT 315; approximately 6 1/4 570-288-0770 MLS # 12-2758 over. Don’t take my Left on Mundy St; acres. $165,000. 187 Shoemaker St. CROSSIN REAL $109,000 NEWPORT TWP word for it, go on $39,900 Left on Bear Creek MLS# 12-2749 Adorable 3 bed- ESTATE James Banos INVESTMENT line and check out Blvd; Left on ODon- Call Ken Williams room, 1 bath, Cape 329 Wyoming Ave. 570-288-0770 Realtor Associate PROPERTY the photos at nell St. Home is on Five Mountain Cod. Completely Flooded in Sept. 570-991-1883 www.atlasrealty- the right. Realty LUZERNE remodeled inside 2011, being sold as Caldwell Banker inc.com. If you like Call Keri Best 570-542-8800 and out. Hardwood is. Great potential in 570-283-9100 Rundle Real classic features 570-885-5082 floors throughout, this 4 bedroom 2 Estate you’ll love this SHICKSHINNY LAKE duct work in place 3/4 bath house. Off WEST WYOMING 570-474-2340 home! for central air instal- street parking. For MLS 12-2781 lation. Back yard more info and pho- Call Charlie deck for summer tos visit: NANTICOKE 570-829-6200 110 Union St. cook outs and www.atlasrealty- Fixer upper with 3 much, much more. inc.com Nice fully rented 2 bedrooms, new Not a drive by! MLS 12-716 $34,900 family investment in roof, gas heat. 663 Bennett St. PLAINS MLS 12-1595 Call Tom quiet conveniently Great lot 50 x 173. $142,500 570-262-7716 Great 2 bedroom located neighbor- For more info and on a nice street. Jay A. Crossin hood. Separate photos visit: Lake Front Property EXT. 23 Lovely yard with heat, electric and www.atlas OPEN HOUSE alley access in rear, PITTSTON at Shickshinny CROSSIN REAL August 19th 12-1:30 water. Large wide realtyinc.com Lake!!! 4 ESTATE driveway in front. double lot with off MLS 12-1513 688 8th Street MLS 12-2701 $78,900 Bedrooms, 2.75 570-288-0770 Unique design,out- street parking on Call Tom baths, 2 kitchens, WEST PITTSTON $60,000 each side. Fenced 570-262-7716 standing crafts- Shelby Watchilla living room, large manship and quality rear yard. family room. 2 sun- SWOYERSVILLE 570-782-6969 715 Maple St. $54,900 finishes make this CROSSIN REAL 70 Warner Street rooms, office & home a must see! Handyman’s dream. MLS 12-2311 laundry room. Plus ESTATE NOT a nightmare. A Call Steve Shemo 2 bedrooms, Move in ready fea- 570-287-0770 move-in ready with 2 car attached gar- turing a modern little paint, carpet- 570-718-4959 age with paved ing and water lines CLASSIC appliances, nice kitchen with hand- MOUNTAIN TOP PITTSTON TWP. driveway, AG pool, and this house is PROPERTIES yard with shed and crafted cabinets 33 LEE AVE. deck, Newer roof, dock & 100' lake and stainless steel good to go. Large 570-793-9449 8 Tunnell St. and furnace, gas frontage. $382,500. appliances. Living yard. 2 bedrooms. 3 bedroom, 1 bath 510 Fourth St. heat. Low taxes. MLS #12-860 room with hard- For more info and Let the Community 2 story with extra A nice 2 story, 3 Asking $64,500 Call Kenneth wood floors opens photos visit: www. Know! large kitchen in very 689 Main Street bedroom home in Please Call Williams to the dining room atlasrealtyinc.com. Place your Classified private location with 2 bedroom home on the Wyoming Area 570-822-8708 or 570-542-2141 which boasts a fab- MLS 12-2332 Ad TODAY! newer vinyl win- large lot with bonus school district. Cor- 570-301-2455 Five Mountains ulous brick and Call Colleen 570-829-7130 dows. For more info efficiency apart- ner lot. Out of the Realty stone fireplace. 570-237-0415 and photos visit: ment. Large living flood zone. Game room with NEWPORT TWP www.atlas PLYMOUTH room, eat in kitchen, MLS 12-1616 110 Front St. french doors lead MULTI FAMILY realtyinc.com screened porch. $79,000 NEW LISTING This well-maintained SHICKSHINNY to a private patio MLS 12-2944 Freshly painted and Jackie Roman OPEN HOUSE 3 bedroom, 1.5 LAKE and fenced in yard Call Charlie new flooring. See EXT 39 SUNDAY 12-2 baths bilevel home Price Reduced! with an above 570-829-6200 www.craiglslist.org CROSSIN REAL DIRECTIONS: is in move in condi- ground pool with a $69,000. Call ESTATE 309S bear right at NANTICOKE tion. Spacious eat-in deck. Two gener- 570-696-3368 570-288-0770 the triangle and Lee kitchen with custom ous sized bed- cabinets, tile floor Ave. is the second SWOYERSVILLE WEST PITTSTON rooms and two street on right. and counters. baths on the sec- Move in ready Unique lower level 308 Stephanie ond floor. Family house with premium family room with Nice fully rented Drive room with built-in upgrades. Com- PITTSTON wood burning fire- 2 family investment Attractive Brick lighted display pletely remodeled place, office space. in quiet convenient- Front Ranch with 3 cases and ½ bath from top to bottom. laundry/bath combo. ly located neighbor- $79,900 Bedrooms, gas The best of both on the lower level. new kitchen & bath Plenty of storage hood. Separate heat, Sunroom, worlds. If you crave Private driveway with granite counter including an 8X6 1235 Lincoln Ave. heat, electric and attached garage, privacy, consider leads to 1 car tops and stainless cedar closet. Out- REDUCED! water. Large wide large yard, shed. this 4 bedroom, 3 garage with stor- steel appliances, door space has 510 Fourth St. OWNER SAYS SELL! double lot with off Hardwood floors bath raised ranch age loft, and addi- refinished hard- covered patio, A nice 2 story, 3 3 bedroom two street parking on under rugs. Great on a 4.96 acre tional parking. wood floors, fin- columned carport REDUCED!!! bedroom home in story with an extra each side. Fenced location. New win- wooded lot. A tree MLS 12-2032 ished basement, 3 and well manicured the Wyoming Area room on 1st floor rear yard. dows. Basement lined driveway 78 Maltby Ave. $174,900 season porch, attic partially fenced school district. Cor- could be a 4th bed- $49,000 can easily be fin- leads to this spa- Wonderful family Call Mary pull down, ceiling yard. Detached ner lot. Out of the room. Move in as is MLS 12-2008 ished. Well Main- cious 3,300 square home in a great 696-0729 fans, Florida room, Duplex. fully rented large garage. flood zone. and do some TLC at Call Steve Shemo tained. MLS# 12- foot home. MLS# neighborhood. A hardwood floors, with 2 bedrooms For more info & MLS 12-1616 your own pace. Gas 570-718-4959 1911 12-1407 only large master suite porch, recreation each unit. Owner photos, go to $79,000 heat and off street CLASSIC PRICE REDUCED $185,000 and family room room, workshop. pays heat. Tenants www.atlasrealty- Jackie Roman parking. $38,000. PROPERTIES $139,900 Adjoining 1+ acre addition make this and too much more pay electric and hot inc.com EXT 39 MLS# 12-1107 570-793-9449 Call Nancy Palumbo with deeded lake home a must see! to list. A can’t miss water. For more NEW PRICE CROSSIN REAL Pat @ 715-9337 570-714-9240 front available for There is an WHITE HAVEN opportunity! Lewith & Freeman info and photos $189,900 $50,000. Call inground pool and ESTATE $227,500 Real Estate NEWPORTTWP. visit: www.atlas MLS# 12-2053 Barbara Metcalf attached in-law 570-288-0770 MLS-12-2979 570-474-9801 realtyinc.com Call Angie at 570-696-3801 suite. Call Dave MLS 12-2973 570-885-4896 MLS 11-4572 Do you need more space? Wychock Call Charlie Terry at $195,000 570-885-3041 A yard or garage sale 570-885-1670 570-829-6200 Call Kelly in classified PLYMOUTH Connolly-Cuba EXT. 37 is the best way Crossin Real to clean out your closets! NANTICOKE SHICKSHINNY Estate You’re in bussiness Nice home with 570-288-0770 PLAINS with classified! double lot in Hickory RUBBICO Hill community. 4 Overlook Drive WAPWALLOPEN REAL ESTATE PITTSTON Great bi-level with Great split level 570-826-1600 open floor plan and home in Whitney WEST PITTSTON plenty of space for SHAVERTOWN Point development, all your needs. formerly Ridgeview. Roomy 2 bedroom Serene wooded lot This home has 3 single with eat-in and a stream that bedrooms, 1.5 kitchen, tile bath, run trough it. Make 409 Union St. baths, 2 car gas heat & 2 car this your seasons This home has garage, large deck, detached garage. REDUCED!!!! home or your per- good bones. New and lower level 16 Birch Street 408 Cragle Hill Rd. Priced to sell at manent place to call windows, furnace, family room with a 193 Market St. Great home in Hud- This is a very well Vinyl resided, new $33,000 home. House sold newer addition, bar and coal stove. Great starter home, son Gardens. 4 kept Ranch home shingles in 2008, MLS 11-2653 as is,Inspections for tons of renovations. Heat your house all excellent potential. Bedrooms, 2 1/2 on 6 acres, central quiet location with Charming Victorian Ann Marie Chopick buyers information Midway Manor Needs to be winter long with Very nice neighbor- baths, central a/c, air, rear patio and 1 level, open ground. 4 bedrooms, 1.5 570-760-6769 only. MLS 12-2385 Ranch cleaned out. about $150 worth of hood, nice new roof & win- car garage. This is Replacement baths, two car $107,900 3 bedrooms, 2½ Bring it back! coal! corner lot. dows, newly paint- a 3 parcel listing. windows, new well garage, modern Call / text Donna baths, family room, MLS 12-2216 MLS# 12-2548 MLS 12-2869 ed, screened porch, MLS 11-4273 pump. eat-in kitchen, liv- Cain 570-947-3824 3 season porch, $92,500 $175,000 $69,500 family room with $150,000 MLS #12-760 ing, dining & family or Tony gas heat, central David Call John Polifka David fireplace and bar. Jackie Roman New price rooms, fireplace, 570-855-2424 air, 2 car garage. Krolikowski 570-704-6846 Krolikowski 12-2688 570-288-0770 $49,500 radiator heat, high MLS #12-1935 570-287-0770 Five Mountains 570-288-0770 $172,000 Ext. 39 Call Dale ceilings, hardwood $177,000 CROSSIN REAL Realty CROSSIN REAL Call Nancy Answini CROSSIN REAL 570-256-3343 floors, crown mold- Besecker Realty ESTATE 570-542-2141 ESTATE Gilroy Real Estate ESTATE Five Mountains ings. $275,000. Call 570-675-3611 570-287-0770 570-288-0770 570-288-1444 570-288-6654 570-288-0770 Realty 570-430-9537 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2012 PAGE 9D 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 909 Income & Commercial WHITE HAVEN WILKES BARRE WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE WYOMING WILKES-BARRE Properties $189,999! 60 Saint Clair St WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE OPEN HOUSE SUN. AUG. 12 12-1:30PM BEAR CREEK $149,900

3 plus bedroom 16 Sullivan St. Beautifully main- Bi-Level features Convenient city PRICE CATCHES home on Logan St. 1 Cypress St. Large 5 bedroom Great 4 bedroom tained double block many upgrades to living on almost one YOUR EYE? in Wilkes Barre with Move in condition. home with a newer home with new on large landscaped kitchen, living room, acre corner lot. WAIT UNTIL YOU off street parking, Large private yard, roof, new gas fur- kitchen, furnace and lot. Newer roof and dining room, 1/2 46 Bradford St. Beautiful views, TAKE A TOUR! fenced-in yard and off street parking nace, modern bath. Laundry room windows, hard- bath. Move-right-in Pride of ownership quiet street. Home This meticulous 3 newer furnace and and a central kitchen and baths. off kitchen. Newer wood under carpet, to this lovely home everywhere. 3 bed- has large room bedroom home water heater. Great location. Close to windows and roof. ceiling fans, plaster setting on .36 acre. rooms, 1 bath, large sizes & wrap located in the Crest- potential on third MLS 12-2302 Central City. Hardwood on first walls and ample off Ultra-modern 1255 Laurel Run Rd. yard, off street around porch. wood school district floor. Replacement $62,000 MLS 12-1171 floor. Off street street parking. Live kitchen, DR with Bear Creek Twp., parking. Ready Additional enclosed offers spacious windows, double Kevin Sobilo $60,000 parking. Older one in one side and let sliders to rear deck, large commercial to go! porch in back, fin- kitchen and dining lot, close to 570-817-0706 Charles J. car garage. Walk up rent from other side LL FR w/fireplace, garage/warehouse MLS 12-1508 ished basement area, ductless air, ¾ shopping. Prohaska attic. MLS 11-1478 help pay your mort- playroom, office, on 1.214 acres with $67,500 with kitchen, bath & bath off the master #12-2005 $67,000 Ext. 35 $59,000 gage. Must see! great storage, additional 2 acre Kevin Sobilo bar which could be bedroom, finished Paul Pukatch CROSSIN REAL Call Nancy Answini $108,000 attached 2 parcel. 2 water 570-817-0706 used as separate lower level rec 696-6559 ESTATE 570-237-5999 Call car garage. wells. 2 newer apartment. Two car room, workshop, ½ 570-288-0770 JOSEPH P. GILROY CHRISTINE KUTZ MLS# 12-2456 underground fuel detached garage. bath/laundry, zoned WILKES-BARRE REAL ESTATE for details $225,000 tanks. May require WILKES-BARRE Private property. heating. oversized 570-288-1444 570-332-8832 Call Lynda zoning approval. Must see heated detached (570) 696-5418 For more info and garage in addition to to appreciate! photos visit: MLS # 12-1651 the 2 stall built in 696-2600 WILKES-BARRE www.atlas garage. Covered WILKES-BARRE $105,000 realtyinc.com rear deck overlook- 70 McLean Street Call Jill Hiscox MLS 12-208 ing the enclosed WILKES-BARRE Looking to buy a PRICE REDUCED Call Charlie yard accented by home? 570-829-6200 mature landscaping. Smith Hourigan Place an ad here Group Lower deck leading $76,500 and let the $129,900 Beautiful large 173 Austin Ave. 570-696-1195 to the pool - the list ranch in a great sellers know! Completely remod- 570-696-0875 goes on! Just min- area of Wilkes- 570-829-7130 utes from major eled home in the 909 Income & Barre, Lovely River- Parsons section of interstates. Sched- WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE side park. This brick Wilkes-Barre. Commercial ule your showing ranch offers a 2 car Updates include $99,900 Properties DUPONT today to truly appre- garage, serene high efficiency gas Very nicely updated ciate this property! backyard with in- furnace and electric & maintained 2 MLS#12-872 ground pool, large ASHLEY $79,900 hot water heater, story home, 3 bed- JILL JONES rooms, finished 35 Hillard St. kitchen w/laundry, rooms, 1 bath, 4- 51 Flood Drive 696-6550 lower level with Hardwood floors, drywall, paint, season sunroom Parsons Manor kitchen and bar, fenced in yard, recessed lights, with huge backyard Beautiful Town- screened in porch, large deck. Off doors, tile, carpet, & deck. Newer car- house in great con- family room and on Pergo flooring, and- dition. Very spa- street parking. 3 peting, off street NEW ON THE PRICE REDUCED just about a half windows. cious with large bedroom home with parking & security MARKET! Large home that is acre. Come take a MLS 12-2566 rooms, one car 696-2600 1st floor laundry. system. ONE YEAR Affordability For bright and open. look at your new $85,000 garage and base- Move in condition. HOME WARRANTY. You! This spacious Newly remodeled home! House sold John Shelley ment storage. 3 100 Ashley St. Line up a place to live For more info and For more info and home features kitchen and bath- 100 Lincoln St. as is, inspection for 570-702-4162 bedrooms. Well maintained 3 P photos visit: photos visit: formal dining room, rooms. Home has 3 MULTI FAMILY in classified! buyer information CROSSIN REAL For more info and unit building with www.atlas www.atlas three bedrooms, bedrooms, living 3 bedroomE only. MLS 12-2451 ESTATE photos visit: extra $50 per WHITE-HAVEN realtyinc.com realtyinc.com convenience of a room, dining room home with $220,000 570-288-0770 www.atlas month from garage N 501 Birch Lane MLS 12-1655 MLS 12-2886 bath on each floor, and a laundry room attached apart- Call / text Donna realtyinc.com with electric. Off Colleen Turant Keri Best an extra benefit on 1st floor. Plenty of ment andD beau- Cain 570-947-3824 WILKES-BARRE MLS 12-2292 street parking for 4 570-237-0415 570-885-5082 of a walk-up attic, room for off-street ty shop.I Apart- or Tony Call Charlie cars and fenced in newer windows, parking in back of ment is rented. 570-855-2424 570-829-6200 yard. Back porches N door, screen doors, the large lot. Pergo For more info on both levels. Fully deck to relax on flooring throughout and photosG visit: rented. Let rental and fenced-in yard the lower level, new www.atlas income pay for this for children & pets. tile backsplash in realtyinc.com property. Must see! WILKES-BARRE Within Your Means- the main bathroom. MLS 12-941 MLS 12-1746 74 Frederick St Lock The Door On #12-2524 $59,900 Call Charlie WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE $109,000 Beautiful 4 bed- High Rent!!!! View Call Chris Jones to 570-829-6200 Debbie McGuire room, 3 bath. Enjoy The Virtual Tour. WILKES-BARRE schedule your the amenities of a $99,900 210 Academy St. 570-332-4413 Large grand home. MLS# 12-2990 showing! 696-6558 private lake, boat- $45,000 CROSSIN REAL ing, basketball Open concept PRICE REDUCED ESTATE downstairs, 1 st Michele Hopkins courts, etc. The 570-540-6046. 570-288-0770 home has wood floor laundry, lots of $29,900 floors and carpeting closet space, ASHLEY throughout. French fenced in back DUPONT yard, extra large 696-2600 doors in the kitchen This very nice 2 driveway. Garage that lead you out to Come invest your story, 3 bedroom, 1 with floor pit, auto $89,900 the large rear deck time for a great bath home has a WILKES BARRE 77 Schuler St. garage door open- for entertaining. The return. Fixer Upper large eat in kitchen Newly renovated er. 60 amp subpan- backyard has 2 utili- in a nice location, for family gather- with new windows, el, walk up attic. ty sheds for storage nice neighborhood ings. A great walk door flooring, etc. Loads of potential. MLS 12-1695 out of the flood up attic for storage “Goose Island” MLS 12-1268 WILKES-BARRE $179,900 zone. Offers 4 bed- and the home is in 37 Lynch Lane gem. Large home $115,000 110 Ashley St. Call Karen rooms and a beauti- move-in condition. Add some TLC and with 3 bedrooms, David Very nice duplex Coldwell Banker ful large lot. Don’t MLS 11-1612 this large 2 story 2.5 baths, screened Krolikowski with off street park- Rundle Real Estate miss out Call for $63,900 home could be the in porch overlook- 570-288-0770 ing and nice yard. 570-474-2340 your showing today. Call Karen gem it once was. 238 Main St. ing fenced in yard, CROSSIN REAL Enclosed porch on MLS 12-432 Coldwell Banker Off street parking, 3 Well maintained 3 Multi Family Invest- driveway, laminate ESTATE 1st floor and 2 exits WHITE HAVEN $22,900 Rundle Real Estate bedrooms, 1.5 bedroom home with ment Property floors throughout. Call / text Donna 570-288-0770 baths. Priced to sell 1.5 baths. Home on 2nd. Fully rent- Fresh paint, move 570-474-2340 ed. Great return on Great opportunity Cain 570-947-3824 in quiet neighbor- has newly remod- for the experienced in condition. For hood. Being sold in eled kitchen with your investment. Nicely remodeled investor. Property is more info and pho- WILKES-BARRE ”as is” condition. Brazilian cherry Rent pays your 358 North WILKES-BARRE fully rented Duplex, large with parking tos visit: www.atlas For more info and hardwood floors. mortgage. Don’t Washington Street near schools, hospi- for at least 9 cars. realtyinc.com photos visit: Pantry off kitchen miss out Large half double, tal, parks & bus Extra lot, one office MLS 12-845 www.atlas that leads to new ½ MLS 12-1745 gas hot water heat, route. Separate utili- and 2 apartments. Call Colleen realtyinc.com. bath. In-ground $89,000 modern kitchen ties and off street For more info and 570-237-0415 Looking for that MLS 12-2634 pool. 2-car Debbie McGuire with new built parking. MLS 12- photos visit: Priced to sell in special place Call Michele detached garage. 570-332-4413 in appliances, 599 $96,500. www.atlas Woodhaven 570-905-2336 #12-2545 $129,900 CROSSIN REAL called home? laundry room, CLASSIC realtyinc.com Estates! This well Call Christine ESTATE Classified will address dining room, 1 PROPERTIES MLS 12-2315 maintained home Pieczynski 570-288-0770 bath, and 3 bed- 570-793-9449 Call Charlie located in the Crest- Your needs. 696-6569 rooms. New roof 74 Regent St. Call Steve Shemo 570-829-6200 wood School District WILKES-BARRE Open the door 1/2 double with 3 offers features such (Riverside Park) and wall to wall 570-718-4959 AVOCA with classified! carpeting, full attic. bedrooms, new as, covered deck Corner of Dagobert bathroom, front WILKES-BARRE Need to rent that and lower deck and Gordon Ave. WILKES-BARRE $60,000. Call for appointment steps, carpeting, NOW REDUCED Vacation property? $79,900 leading to the pool, 13 Darling St. shed and fence. Place an ad and ductless A/C, zoned (570)822-3927 $99,900 Extra storage in get started! 696-2600 EDWARDSVILLE heating system, walk up attic. Move oversized heated 2- LINE UP 570-829-7130 in condition. WILKES-BARRE car garage in addi- A GREAT DEAL... MLS 12-2972 WILKES-BARRE tion to the built-in $44,000 REDUCED garage. Finished IN CLASSIFIED! Jay A. Crossin lower level with EXT 23 recreation room, Looking for the right deal CROSSIN REAL workshop and ½ 2 bedroom modular on an automobile? ESTATE 332 Academy St. 129 Lampman St. bath laundry area. rancher (large mas- Turn to classified. 570-288-0776 Charming 3 bed- Side by side double The list goes on, ter bedroom) with a room Ranch with block home with 3 33-37 Church St. come and take a 20x 22 family room Beautifully main- It’s a showroom in print! unique upgrades bedrooms each 4 unit investment look! Owners are and a woodburner. tained 2-story home Classified’s got WILKES-BARRE including polished side, separate utili- property close to ready to move, are Paneled interior. with 3 bedrooms Looking for a home the directions! concrete counter- ties. Includes 2 shopping and bus you? 10x12 three season and 1 and 3/4 bath- with 5 bedrooms tops in kitchen, and 484 Madison St. extra lots. For more routes.Off street MLS#12-872 porch. Carport. 2 rooms. Oak floors WILKES-BARRE or mother in-law a lovely built in gas Well kept home info and photos parking and large $199,900 driveways. Many throughout with apartment, this is fireplace in living with finished base- visit: www.atlas yard. Includes 2 Jill Jones direct: extras.(FHA: $2,345 chestnut woodwork. the home for you! room. Up to date ment. Move in con- realtyinc.com laundry rooms. 696-6550 down, $376/month, Cherry kitchen, This property has landscaping, fenced dition with plenty of MLS 12-2253 MLS 12-2383 3.875% interest, stained glass win- many amenities, a in yard and above rooms, new Pergo Call Tom $119,000 30 years.) $67,000 dows, french doors, privacy rear fence ground pool floors on 2nd floor 570-262-7716 Debbie McGuire MLS# 12-2092 fireplace and a 3- with a concrete and hot tub. and fenced in yard. 570-332-4413 Ask for Bob Kopec. season porch all sit- rear patio (23’ MLS 12-2441 Newer roof and fur- CROSSIN REAL Humford Realty, Inc. uated in a country- Beautifully kept split x23’), large stor- $99,900 nace approximately ESTATE 696-2600 570-822-5126 like setting in the level in desirable age building (23’ x heart of the city. 38 Westminster St. Barney Farms. 3 Jay A. Crossin 10 years old. 18’). Off-street 570-288-0770 Huge attic can be Very good condition car attached EXT. 23 MLS 12-1291 parking for 2 vehi- 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale converted into mas- one story home garage, finished CROSSIN REAL $74,900 cles, rear porches It's that time again! ter suite or 4th or with off street basement & attic. ESTATE Donald Crossin on 2nd and 3rd AVOCA Rent out your 5th bedroom. Off parking & nice yard. Landscaped lot, 570-288-0770 570-288-0770 floor. Home has 9 apartment KINGSTON OFFICENTERS street parking. Con- 2 year old roof, new covered deck with CROSSIN REAL rooms, 2 modern with the Classifieds WILKES-BARRE ESTATE venient location. stove & fridge custom pull down NOW REDUCED! baths, 2 modern REDUCED TO 570-829-7130 Park Office Building Nothing to do but included along with shades. Hard- 570-288-0770 kitchens with plenty move in! Must see. clothes washer & wood living room, of cabinets. EDWARDSVILLE 400 Third Ave. WILKES-BARRE atlasrealtyinc.com dryer. Large living formal dining room, Replacement win- REDUCED! $89,000 MLS #12-2620 room, dining room cathedral ceilings in dows, newer roof, $99,900 & eat-in kitchen. living room & natural woodwork Directions: Travel- Full, dry concrete kitchen. Full wet in living room and ing south on North basement, could be bar in finished dining room. Prop- River Rd; Left at finished. Gas heat. basement, walk out erty is close to all light at Courthouse $ 64,400. patio for your amenities including onto West North St, MLS# 12-2605. parties/cookouts. 191 Andover St. playground across Left onto Darling St. Directions: Carey MLS# 12-1874 Lovely single family the street, Dan Officenter–250 Home is in the right. Ave. or S. Main to $254,900 3 bedroom home Flood School, Lawrence St. atlas realtyinc.com either Wood or Ann Devereaux Coughlin High Nice 3 unit property. 250 Pierce Street with lots of space. 19 Lawrence St. 25 St. Mary’s St. Call Keri Best Hanover to 570-212-2038 School, General Lots of off street Finished 3rd floor, Very well kept 3 3,443 sq. ft. 570-885-5082 Westminster. Classic Hospital, Kings parking and bonus 2 balcony porch off of bedroom, 1.5 bath 2 masonry commer- Call Jim Banos Properties College, churches car garage. All units 2nd floor bedroom, story with family cial building with 570-991-1883 570-587-7000 and shopping. are rented. Great gas hot air heat, room, enclosed warehouse/office Coldwell Banker 790 Northern Blvd. #12-1763 $69,900 income with low central air and back porch and and 2 apartments Rundle Real Clarks Summit, Louise Laine maintenance. much more. fenced in back with separate elec- Estate PA 18411 283-9100 x20 $139,900 Must see! yard. Nice layout tric and heat. Per- MLS 11-59 MLS# 10-2675 WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE with lots of closet fect for contractors $54,900 Call Karen WILKES-BARRE space. Modern or anyone with stor- Jay A. Crossin age needs. For Coldwell Banker Officenter–270 kitchen, laundry 1st Rundle Real Estate 570-288-0770 floor. Replacement more information 270 Pierce Street Ext. 23 and photos log onto 570-474-2340 windows and much 570-283-9100 CROSSIN REAL more! www.atlas FORTY FORT ESTATE MLS 12-1325 realtyinc.com. 570-288-0770 $72,000 WILKES-BARRE MLS #10-3872 Jay A. Crossin Call Charlie WILKES-BARRE Ext. 23 570-829-6200 15 Amherst Ave 46 Barney Street ROLLING MILL HILL CROSSIN REAL VM 101 PRICE REDUCED! Well - maintained NEW! HUGE! Well cared for 3 ESTATE Why rent when you three bedroom Remodeled 4 bed- bedroom, 1.5 bath 570-288-0770 New Bridge Center can OWN this home home with a large room, 2 story home, single home. Eat in 480 Pierce Street for only yard. Great starter previously had 3 kitchen, off street WILKES-BARRE $320./month and home! 12-2390 additional bedrooms parking, garage. REDUCED! 1012 Wyoming Ave. under $64,500 on heated 3rd floor, Newer roof, win- SUPER LOCATION $2,500.down? Darcy J. Gollhardt gas fireplace, dows, gas heat, 3 Nice, clean 3 bed- Needs work. Priced Own for less than Realtor fenced yard, eat in season porch. Spa- room, 6 room home to sell. Great for your apartment 570-262-0226 kitchen, large cious attic, private in very good condi- DURYEA your small business rent! Freshly paint- CLASSIC rooms. A must see! fenced in yard. tion, parking at rear or offices. Very high ed 4 Bedroom PROPERTIES Only $75,900. Move in condition. for 3+ vehicles, $39,900 traffic count. Prop- Dutch Colonial 570-718-4959 Deremer Realty $85,000. newer rear porch erty is being sold IN sports a brand new Ext. 1352 570-477-1149 Call 570-823-8418 with trees shading AS IS CONDITION. roof & is handicap porch. Side lot is Inspections for buy- Officenter–220 accessible with 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 39 W. Chestnut St. nicely landscaped, ers information only. wheelchair ramp in Lots of room in this 2nd floor has rear Property needs 220 Pierce Street rear. 1st floor has single with 3 floors porch off bedroom. rehab. Master Bedroom & of living space. 3 Large storage area MLS 11-4267 3/4 bath with walk- Branch Bank or bedrooms, 1 bath on 2nd floor which $84,900 in shower, modern with hardwood can be converted to Roger Nenni kitchen with break- Credit Union floors throughout, a 2nd bathroom. Night 93 Main St. 570-288-0770 fast bar, computer Deposit natural woodwork, Replacement win- Four units. 3 resi- Ext. 32 room & 1st floor FOR RENT all windows have dows throughout, Crossin Real laundry. Great been replaced, natural woodwork dential and one storefront.Great Estate neighborhood walk- laundry/pantry off of on 1st floor and 570-288-0770 Professional Office Rentals ing distance to New Bridge Center kitchen. 4x10 entry stairs. Kitchen corner location, flood damaged Full Service Leases • Custom Design schools, colleges & foyer, space for 2 remodeled with new bus rte. Come in & 960 Sq. Ft. additional bed- stove and dish- home being sold as • Renovations • Various Size Suites Available is. For more info HANOVER Medical, Legal, Commercial see what this great 480 Pierce St., rooms on the 3rd washer. Repossessed house has to offer. floor. Roof is new. #12-2213 $59,000 visit: www.atlas Income Property • Utilities • Parking • Janitorial 10’ realtyinc.com MLS #12-216 Kingston 3’ MLS 11-325 Louise Laine & Duplex Home. Full Time Maintenance Staff Available Reduced to $59,900 283-9100 x20 MLS 12-1948 Out of flood area For Rental Information Call: $69,900 Jay A. Crossin Call Tom On same lot. 7 CLASSIC For Rental Information Call: 570-288-0770 570-262-7716 apartments, 5 in PROPERTIES 1-570-287-1161 Ext. 23 excellent condition. 1-570-287-1161 570-793-9449 www.lippiproperties.com CROSSIN REAL Hardwood floors. www.lippiproperties.com Call Steve Shemo ESTATE $119,000 570-718-4959 570-288-0770 696-2600 570-822-9697 PAGE 10D MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2012 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 909 Income & 912 Lots & Acreage 912 Lots & Acreage 915 Manufactured 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Homes Unfurnished Unfurnished BACK Properties Properties Properties Properties Properties MOUNTAIN NEWPORT TWP. SWEET VALLEY Dallas, Pa. SHAVERTOWN WILKES-BARRE FORTY FORT FORTY FORT KINGSTON LOTSLOTS -- LOTSLOTS-- LOTSLOTS MEADOWS 2nd floor, 2 bed- 1 mile south of APARTMENTS room, 1 bath, off LEHMAN TWP L.C.C.C. 220 Lake St. street parking, NO Housing for the PETS, NO SMOK- 210’ frontage x 158’ elderly & mobility ING. Water, Sewer, deep. All under- impaired; all utilities Garbage included. ground utilities, nat- included. Federally Lease & Deposit, ural gas. GREAT subsidized program. $625/month. Call VIEW!! $37,500 Extremely low Rolling Meadows – Exceptionally nice 3 570-466-0005 Developers Special income persons NEW LISTING! 103 W. Chestnut St. 2 LOTS AVAILABLE bedroom, 2 bath 107 River St. 366 Pierce Street – Back Mountain encouraged to COMMERCIAL 3 unit investment 100’ frontage x 228’ mobile home Large 3 unit apart- (corner lot). 1,300 Lot 20 .46 acres. – apply. Income less LEASE property. Complete- deep. Modular nestled on a 1.8 FORTY FORT ment building with sq. ft. concrete 3000 Square Foot Available at than $12,400. Available Immedi- 30 Carverton Road, ly remolded in 2010 home with base- acre lot. Attractive off street parking block commercial Building zoned discount price of 570-675-6936, ately Historic Back including new ment accepted. eat-in kitchen, for several cars. building on a 90 x commercial $49,900 if under 8 am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. 2nd floor, 2 bed- Mountain church plumbing and elec- Each lot $17,000. all appliances 3rd floor newly 145 lot. Central air available for lease. contract by Sept EQUAL HOUSING room, off street with modern trical service. Each Call 570-714-1296 included. Large remodeled. Hard- conditioning. Paved Located in high 30, 2012. Your OPPORTUNITY parking, kitchen updates ready for unit has a laundry living room & wood floors. Large parking for 25 cars. traffic area. Parking choice of builder HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE with appliances your professional room. Large fenced laundry. Enjoy yard, newer furnace Presently a pizza for 20 cars. with developer included., office, retail, yard and SHICKSHINNY LAKE breezes on your and great location. business, but land MLS# 12-1452 approval. Buy now PITTSTON washer/dryer antique or craft fully rented. screened porch. Fully rented. Good can be used for PRICE REDUCED! and you have 3 Completely remod- hookup, sewer store. The possibili- MLS 12-2381 One owner. investment multiple uses (bank $1500/month years to build. eled, modern 2 bed- included. $575 + ties are many; $119,000 MLS # 12-2457 propertY. building, offices, Call Barbara Metcalf Underground utili- room 1/2 double. utilities & security. property is Zoned Debbie McGuire $74,900 MLS 12-2017 etc.). 570-696-0883 ties: electric & gas, Lots of closet Call 570-760-2362 B-1. Beautiful tiled 570-332-4413 Barbara Metcalf $199,000 MLS 12-1279. and public sewer space, with new entry foyer leads CROSSIN REAL 570-696-0883 Debbie McGuire $325,000 Call Geri at carpets and com- to the ESTATE 570-332-4413 Bob Kopec 570.696.0888 or pletely repainted. GLEN LYON reception/cashier 570-288-0770 CROSSIN REAL HUMFORD REALTY Rae at Includes stove, 1 bedroom, new ESTATE area and a waiting wall to wall, freshly 570-822-5126 570.714.9234 for Location, Location, refrigerator, wash- 570-288-0770 room or additional WILKES-BARRE painted, fridge and details. Location er/dryer hook up. NANTICOKE retail space. Along stove incl. $575/mo A most unique & Nice yard & neigh- KINGSTON the center open plus security. Heat, FORTY FORT desirable lakefront 921 Open House borhood, no pets. hallway (with vault- water, sewer, trash property. This is an $595 + security. Call ed ceiling) are five Directory included. Tenant opportunity to 570-899-8877 private pays electric purchase a or 570-479-6722 offices/rooms, each 201-304-3469 measuring approxi- DALLAS TOWNSHIP centrally situated PITTSTON mately 10’x10’. 63 acres with about lot with an There is a storage 5,000’ roadfront on unmatched view of HANOVER TOWNSHIP room and half-bath. 399-401 Madison St 2 roads. All Wood- this beautiful lake. OPEN HOUSE West End Road 109-111 Welles St. The lower level has Fully occupied and ed. $385,000. Call If you are looking SUNDAY Clean &bright 64-66 Dorrance St. Besecker Realty for that special AUGUST 19 1301 Murray St. 2 properties for the its own entry (also maintained 4 unit 3 bedroom apart- S 3 units, off street price of o ne! A 3 accessed from the building in nice sec- 570-675-3611 building site, this is 10AM-12PM ments. Heat, water, 2 family duplex. parking with some unit apartment 1st floor) and tion of Wilkes-Barre it! MLS# 11-1269 264 S. MAIN ST. DURYEA garbage &sewer Earth 1st floor, 1 bed- Fully rented. updated Carpets building and a includes an open close to General $179,900 included with appli- Conservancy room, kitchen, liv- O and paint. $1500/ detached 2 bed- office area, a Hospital, schools Call Dale Williams 3 Bedrooms, 1 1/2 ances. Off street Vinyl sided, 2 Land For Sale ing room. Stove, month income from room home. Apart- 16’x13’ private and public trans- Five Mountains bath. Private drive- parking. No pets, car garage, off 61 +/- Acres refrigerator, and long time tenants. ment building con- office, a room for a portation. Realty way. Fenced yard. non smoking, not Nuangola - $99,000 microwave provid- streetLparking. W/d hookups on sists of a 3 bed- mini-kitchen/break MLS 12-2460 570-256-3343 Newer appliances. section 8 approved. 46 +/- Acres ed. Washer and site. MLS 11-3517 room 1/2 double room, another half $99,500 Partially finished References, securi- For more info Hanover Twp. dryer hookup. Two $99,900 and two 3 room bath and more stor- John Shelley basement. ty, first and last and photos visit: $79,000 SUGAR RUN rooms wall to wall D Call Jay A. apartments. Sepa- age. The building is 570-702-4162 months rent. Highway carpeting. Sewer www.atlas Crossin rate utilities. Elec- heated with a 2- CROSSIN REAL $129,000 $725/month Commercial KOZ NEW LISTING included. Quiet realtyinc.com Ext. 23 tric heat in rear zone gas system ESTATE River Run Lane W. Prudential Real 570-852-0252 Hanover Twp. neighborhood. No MLS 12-2028 CROSSIN REAL home. Bran new and has a Trane 570-288-0770 Beautiful 1/2 acre Estate 3+/- Acres pets. $460/month, $118,000 ESTATE roof and other High Efficiency air wooded lot on the Robert Bartorillo Call Charlie 570-288-0770 WILKES-BARRE 11 +/- Acres 283-9100 lease, 1st, security updates. conditioning sys- Wilkes-Barre Twp. Susquehanna River HANOVER TWP. 570-829-6200 deposit, and refer- 2 to 3 bedrooms, MLS 12-2015 tem. The property 32 +/- Acres in the Sugar Run ences required. 1 bath, refrigerator KINGSTON $119,000 has parking adja- Zoned R-3 area. Prime location 570-498-0949 & stove, washer/ 7 Hoyt St Debbie McGuire cent to the building See additional land for camper, cabin dryer, single car 570-332-4413 and directly across for sale at: or cottage. Great detached garage, CROSSIN REAL the street (a total of www.earth fishing & hunting. gas heat, no pets. ESTATE 32 spaces with 3 conservancy.org MLS 12-3104 EDWARDSVILLE $825/month + 570-288-0770 designated for 570-823-3445 $14,900 1 bedroom, first JENKINS TWP. handicap parking). John Shelley floor. W/w carpet- electric & 1 This unique proper- 570-702-4162 ing, w/d hookup, month security. ty is listed at 399-401 Madison St CROSSIN REAL 570-760-0612 PITTSTON Fully occupied and JENKINS TOWNSHIP stove and fridge $154,900 $1500/month. Ten- Prestigious ESTATE maintained 4 unit included. Large ant will be responsi- Highland Hills 570-288-0770 building in nice sec- porch. Utilities by Nice duplex zoned ble for gas, electric Development tenants. 1 year HANOVER TWP. commercial, can be and water utilities, tion of Wilkes-Barre 214 Taft Street .88 Acres. $75,000 SWEET VALLEY 938 Apartments/ lease. $350/mo + used for offices as along with their fur- close to General 2nd floor. Modern 570-947-3375 Grassy Pond Road security. No pets. well as residential. niture, equipment Hospital, schools Furnished 2 bedroom. Newer 6.69 wooded acres. Credit and back- All separate utilities. and liability insur- and public trans- KINGSTON kitchen, bath, stove Great building site ground check. Keep apt. space or ance. The owner portation. 302-304 Wyoming & fridge. Washer & and/or ideal hunting Not section 8 convert to commer- will pay taxes, MLS 12-2460 Avenue NANTICOKE dryer in basement. property. No utili- Nice, clean, 1 bed- approved. cial office space. DAMA sewer and $99,500 One of the only $510 + utilities & 68 William St. ties. REDUCED room, water, sewer, 570-779-5218 55 1/2 Main St. Adjacent lot for sale basic trash/recy- John Shelley commercial building security. No pets. Great investment $65,000 garbage fee includ- Newer side by side by same owner. cling expense and 570-702-4162 lots available on No smoking. Call property with 3 Call Pat Doty ed.Washer/dryer, double with sepa- MLS 11-2176 insurance on the CROSSIN REAL Wyoming Ave. (570) 825-6259 units and separate 570-394-6901 refrigerator & stove rate utilities, 2 bed- $79,900 building. Photos and ESTATE Make this extremely utilities. Each unit McDermott Real availability. Security, EXETER rooms, 1.5 baths Jay A. Crossin other information 570-288-0770 busy site the next 2nd floor, 1 bed- has 2 entrances Estate $465/ month. No each side. Buy with CROSSIN about this property address of your room, refrigerator & KINGSTON and washer hook WILKES-BARRE 570-696-2468 pets, no smoking. 3 1/2% down and REAL ESTATE are available online business. stove, washer/ up. Roof is 5 years 570-542-5610 1st floor, spacious, low FHA mortgage 570-288-0770 at www.poggi- MLS 08-1872 dryer hookup, off- attractive, 2 rate if you live in old. For more info ext. 23 visit: www.atlas jones.com. CLICK $89,000 TRUCKSVILLE street parking, no bedroom, living one side. For more on the link for Com- Jay A. Crossin REDUCED pets. Water, sewer info and photos realtyinc.com. WILKES-BARRE room/den, Dining KINGSTON mercial and invest- EXT. 23 & garbage included. visit: www.atlas MLS 12-1897 VICTORIAN Room, large REDUCED $69,900 ment properties CROSSIN REAL CHARM $550/month + utili- realtyinc.com and enter 12-2089 ESTATE ties & security. kitchen, AC, wash- MLS 12-1851 Call Tom 34 W. Ross St. er/dryer, gas heat, 570-262-7716 in the MLS Search. 570-288-0770 Fully furnished, (570)388-4242 Call Charlie For additional infor- QUIET/SAFE. Ideal 570-829-6200 KINGSTON 1 bedroom, All mation or to sched- 62 Hutson St. appliances and EXETER for SENIOR ule an appointment Duplex in good con- most utilities Nice one bedroom DOWNSIZING. please contact Wal- dition Fenced in included. Secure, first floor apartment $695 + utilities after ter or Mary Ellen yard and back private off street with extra room in discount. Belchick at 696- screened porch. 187 Skyline Drive parking. Historic basement. Washer No smoking, No 6566 or email PITTSTON Fully rented. Prop- 2 + acres with 2 building is non hookup. Heat & hot pets, No Section 8. KINGSTON 140 Wyoming Ave. mebelchick@poggi- subdivided lots set PRICED erty pays for itself smoking/no pets. water included in Other Kingston Location, Location, REDUCED jones.com with $$$ left over. in the woods with Base rent rent. References & apartments Location! Great NEW PRICE Take a look NOW! awesome views. $700/mo. Securi- security required. space in high traffic $79,900 MLS 12-1747 Great location and available. 574-9827 401-403 Main St. ty, references Non Smoking. $650 area. Was used for $59,000 all utilities. Build required. View at per month. Call professional busi- Debbie McGuire 3 lots together. 2 in your dream Kingston (nice cor- houpthouse.com. Nancy Answini ness with a gun 570-332-4413 home(s). 570-762-1453 Gilroy Real shop occupying a 696-2600 ner paved lot) 1 in MLS 12-1988 KINGSTON CROSSIN REAL Estate 2 Deluxe 3 BR small portion of the Edwardsville $89,900 ESTATE 570-237-5999 apts. 1st floor, 2 building. Only the SHEATOWN (40x60) potential to John Shelley 570-288-0770 941 Apartments/ baths plus. 2nd 100 Union St. gun shop is occu- build with parking or 570-702-4162 Unfurnished floor 1.5 baths & Great location in pied. OSP for WILKES-BARRE parking for 20-48 CROSSIN REAL den plus. All high traffic area. approximately vehicles. ESTATE FORTY FORT MLS 12-1465 1 BEDROOM, 2ND appliances, Completely remod- 11 cars. 35 High St. 570-288-0770 $75,000 FLOOR APT washer/dryer eled and updated. MLS 12-1735 Nice duplex in great ASHLEY John Shelley 74 W. Hartford St Very nice, quiet, included. Car- Professional space. $299,000 location, fully occu- 570-702-4162 1 bedroom + com- clean, great neigh- peted, A/C, Move in ready with Shelby Watchilla pied with leases. Shopping for a CROSSIN REAL puter room. 1st or borhood. Hardwood garage, no office furniture 570-762-6969 Good investment new apartment? ESTATE 2nd floor. Water, floors, air, washer pets/smoking, included in price. CROSSIN REAL property. Separate 230 Robert St. 570-288-0770 Classified lets fridge, stove. No /dryer with newer lease. Reception area, eat ESTATE utilities, newer fur- 5 unit investment pets. Security, appliances, stor- (570) 287-1733 in kitchen and 5770-288-0770 naces, gas and oil. you compare costs - property. Remod- 70-72 Sullivan St. LAFLIN lease, application age. 1st/last/securi- outside deck. Notice needed to without hassle eled in 2008. Four 1 Well maintained 4 fee. $500 + utilities. ty with one year MLS 12-2784 show. For more info $32,900 KINGSTON bedroom units and unit property with or worry! 570-472-9494 lease. References $85,000 and photos visit: REDUCED one 2 1/2 bedroom enclosed back Lot#9 required. $650 + John Shelley www.atlas Get moving unit. Off street porches and off Pinewood Dr utilities. Water/ 570-702-4162 realtyinc.com with classified! parking for 3 cars street parking for 4 Build your new DALLAS sewer by owner, no CROSSIN REAL MLS 11-3222 and a private drive- cars. Fully rented. home in a great pets, non-smoking. ESTATE Call Tom 1 bedroom, 2nd KINGSTON way for unit #2. New roof in 2008. neighborhood. Con- WANAMIE Call 202-997-9185 3bedroom, 1 bath, 570-288-0770 570-262-7716 floor. No pets. $400 Property has a Great investment. venient location 2 Miner Ave. for appointment large living room, Looking to build? month + security. KINGSTON community Make an appoint- near highways, air- nice kitchen, laun- port, casino and Check this lot out! Leave message at laundry room. ment now! 570-760-6354 dry room with MLS 12-2382 MLS 12-1748 shopping This is on the edge washer/dryer hook- $219,000 $179,000 of a hill and has a DALLAS FORTY FORT up. 3rd floor com- 341 Wyoming Ave. Debbie McGuire Debbie McGuire 156 X 110 X 150 X 45 great view. .440 Central location. 3 pletely finished (not 3 story Victorian DIRECTIONS Rt 315 PLYMOUTH 570-332-4413 570-332-4413 acres corner of rooms &bath. for use as a bed- located in a high to laflin Rd; make CROSSIN REAL CROSSIN REAL Belles and Miner Newer fridge & room). Our compa- exposure area. Has left off Laflin Rd onto ESTATE ESTATE MLS 12-1007 stove. 2nd floor. No ny prides itself on all the lovely signa- Pinewood Dr. Lot is 570-288-0770 570-288-0770 $14,900 pets. $400 + utili- offering very clean ture woodwork of a on corner of Roger Nenni ties. 570-675-3611 homes! This home grand Victorian of Pinewood Dr. and EXT. 32 299 Rutter Ave. LINE UP WILKES-BARRE has newer wall-to- yesteryear! Can be Hickorywood Dr. CROSSIN REAL Large well main- DALLAS wall carpeting, restored for use as A GREAT DEAL... MLS 11-3411 ESTATE Remodeled 2 bed- fresher paint tained Duplex on a a residential home atlas realtyinc.com 570-288-0770 room. Convenient 1693 Wyoming Ave. throughout, remod- corner lot in or a landlord invest- Call Keri Best IN CLASSIFIED! location washer/ Beautiful spacious eled bathroom and Kingston. 2 bed- ment. Currently 570-885-5082 155 E Walnut St. dryer hook-up. 1500 sq. ft. 1st floor more. rooms each unit, subdivided into mul- Looking for the right deal WHITE HAVEN Good investment Off street parking. apt. Hardwood $795/mo + 1.5 mo separate gas heat tiple office spaces Route 115 property knocking on an automobile? $700/month + utili- floors, extra large security deposit + and off street park- and 2 apartments. Nice level building on your door. Don't Turn to classified. ties, no pets. Call living room with real utilities; no pets; no ing for multiple MLS 12-617 lot right in front of cars. New roof, miss out, come and It’s a showroom in print! the golf course! 570-862-7432 fireplace, large for- smoking; credit REDUCED 97 Kado St. water heater and see for yourself. Close to I-80 & PA Call Geri mal dining room, 3 check, background $169,900 Classified’s got Duplex on nice cor- LEHMAN freshly painted Also included in the Turnpike. $14,500 570-696-0888 bedrooms with check. Jay A. Crossin ner lot in quiet 9 Acres on Lehman exterior. A really sale of the property the directions! Louise Gresh closets. 1 full bath 908.246.9434 Ext. 23 neighborhood. A lit- Outlet Road. 470’ nice property! is the lot behind the WEST PITTSTON with wall to wall CROSSIN REAL front, over 1,000’ 570-233-8252 MLS 12-2447 home. Lot size is tle TLC needed. tiler, washer/dryer ESTATE deep. Wooded. CENTURY 21 $139,900 25X75, known as Could easily be hookup in base- 570-288-0770 $150,000. Call SELECT GROUP KINGSTON Mark R. Mason 147 Cherry St. converted to a sin- ment. Deck off Modern, 1st floor, 1 Besecker Realty 570-455-8521 570-331-0982 $82,000 gle family. back. Off street bedroom, off-street 570-675-3611 CROSSIN REAL KINGSTON MLS# 10-2666 Motivated seller. KINGSTON parking with parking, no pets, ESTATE REDUCED! Call Karen MLS 12-1867 WILKES-BARRE 2 bedroom. garage. $900 $495/month, plus 570-288-0770 Coldwell Banker $84,900 57 Fulton St. Remodeled. Stove, month plus utilities. utilities & security. Donald Crossin MOOSIC Nice residential Rundle Real Estate BUILDING LOT refrigerator Wash- No pets. Application Call 706-5628 570-288-0770 area. Lot for sale - KINGSTON 570-474-2340 $29,900 er/ dryer hookup. and employment CROSSIN REAL 3080 square feet. 134 Ann St. Corner of Drake St. $675 Heat included. verification. Call 941 Apartments/ ESTATE MLS 12-1762 Nice duplex in a & Catherine, Call 570-814-0843 570-239-1010 570-288-0770 $5,000 Unfurnished LINE UP great neighbor- Moosic. 80x111 Kelly Connolly- hood. Low mainte- building lot with 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ A SUCCESSFUL SALE Cuba EXT. 37 nance. Investors: sewer & water CROSSIN REAL Unfurnished Unfurnished Wilkeswood Money maker right available, in great WYOMING ESTATE 155 Sharpe St. IN CLASSIFIED! from the start. Unit area with newer 570-288-0770 Nice duplex with Do you need more space? 2 is owner occu- homes. Corner lot. EAST Apartments separate electric pied, rent is pro- PRICE REDUCED! For more details 299 Rutter Ave. and water. Off A yard or garage sale jected. visit www.atlasreal- MOUNTAIN 1 & 2 BR Large well main- street parking in in classified MLS 12-575 tyinc.com. rear. Also listed as $154,900 WYOMING APARTMENTS tained Duplex on a is the best way $119,000 MLS #12-1148. Apts corner lot in residential. See list David Call Charlie Kingston. 2 bed- #12-609 for addi- $39,900 EACH 2 & 3 BR to clean out your closets! Krolikowski FIRST ST. The good life... Regions Best rooms each unit, tional photos. You’re in bussiness 570-288-0770 4 building lots each Townhomes separate gas heat MLS 12-605 close at hand Address CROSSIN REAL measuring 68x102 and off street park- $74,900 with classified! ESTATE with public utilities. • 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apts. ing for multiple Jay A. Crossin • 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. 570-822-2711 570-288-0770 For more info and cars. New roof, Ext. 23 PLYMOUTH MOUNTAIN TOP photos visit: www.liveatwilkeswood.com water heater and CROSSIN REAL WEST PITTSTON Several building lots www.atlas 822-4444 288-6300 freshly painted ESTATE 285 Wyoming ready to build on! realtyinc.com www.EastMountainApt.com www.GatewayManorApt.com exterior. A really 570-288-0770 KINGSTON AvPe. ALL public utilities! MLS 12-439 nice property! First floor cur- Priced from Call Charlie MLS 12-2447 E rently used as a $32,000 to 570-829-6200 SDK GREEN $139,900 shop, Ncould be $48,000! Use your IN THE HEARTOFWILKES-BARRE Mark R. Mason PITTSTON FOR SALE offices,D etc. own Builder! Call 570-331-0982 1 BEDROOM 5 Unit Prime location, Jim Graham at ACRES HOMES CROSSIN REAL I 11 Holiday Drive Money Maker corner lot, full 570-715-9323 APARTMENTS AVAILABLE ESTATE 259 Shawnee Ave. Kingston Available immedi- basement.N 2nd 570-288-0770 6 unit property with 134 Ann St. floor is 3 bed- “A Place To ately. Fully rented, one 2 unit building Nice Duplex in a G MARTIN D. POPKY APARTMENTS leases on all five room apartment Call Home” and a 4 unit apart- great neighbor- plus 3 car 915 Manufactured 61 E. Northampton St. Spacious 1, 2 & 3 units. Separate ment building. The hood. Low mainte- ZION’S GROVE utilities, new roof garage and Homes Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 Bedroom Arts. Modern, 1 bed- 2 unit property has nance investors. parking for 3 Bedroom room loft town- in 2007, 3 new been completely Money maker right gas furnaces, off 6 cars. For • Affordable Senior Apartments Townhomes house in gated rebuilt from frame from the start. Unit more informa- Gas heat included community, sleeps street parking for up in 2010! Very 2 is owner occu- •Income Eligibility Required 6 vehicles, 3 bay tion and photos FREE 4; taxes $400/year. good condition 4 pied. Rent is go to www.atlas PITTSTON TWP •Utilities Included! •Low cable rates; garage. Over 2 bedroom. Clean. 24 hr. on-site Gym Maintenance fee unit building has projected. realtyinc.com • New appliances; • Laundry on site; $70/month. Asking $29,000 in rents. many updates also. MLS 12-575 Needs no work. Community Room A true money MLS #10-4339 Remodeled •Activities! •Curbside Public Transportation $35,000 or rent for MLS 12-2016 $119,000 Call Charlie Swimming Pool $500/month. 5 min- maker for the $269,000 David throughout. Maintenance FREE VM 101 LivingInQuailHill.com $16,000. Please call utes to Hazleton, 1 serious investor. Debbie McGuire Krolikowski New Homes Controlled Access mile to Eagle Rock Must Sell! 570-332-4413 570-288-0770 570-851-6128 or Patio/Balcony $130,000. From $275,000- 610-767-9456 570-825-8594 Resort. CROSSIN REAL CROSSIN REAL $595,000 and much more... 570-824-6887 Call Steve at ESTATE ESTATE D/TTY 800-654-5984 570-288-9019 or 570-793-9390 (570)468-2488 570-288-0770 570-288-0770 570-474-5574 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2012 PAGE 11D 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished

PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE KINGSTON NANTICOKE PLAINS/HUDSON SUGAR NOTCH WILKES-BARRE Clean, 2 bedroom, 399 - 401 Elm Ave. LARKSVILLE Nice, clean, 2 bed- Clean and efficient Very spacious, 307-309 South St E. WILKES-BARRE Mayflower duplex. Stove, NORTH, 777 N. Quiet convenient- rooms, heat, hot first floor. One bed- sprawling & nice 6 2 bedroom, 1st hookups, parking, Washington St. neighborhood. water, trash collec- room, off street room apartment in Crossing floor. New windows yard. No pets/no 1 bedroom, 1 bath, Newly remodeled tion included. Stove, parking. Incl. stove, nice building. 1,215 & carpet. Ceramic smoking. 2nd floor. Off- apartments. 2nd air conditioning, fridge, sewer and sq. ft. overall. Has Apartments tile in kitchen & $490 + utilities. street parking. floor, 2 bedroom washer dryer avail- garbage. Laundry 5 closets & large bath. $650/month. FREE HEAT CLEAN & SPACIOUS Call 570-868-4444 Garbage removal apts. $550 each + ability. No pets, no 4 room apt. 2nd facilities. Security linen closet in a 570.822.3968 Landlord pays 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, included. Freshly utilities NO PETS, smoking. Security. floor, stove & and references no very large bath- water & heat. No refrigerator & 2, 3 & 4 Looking for that painted & No section 8 hous- $575/month. Call refrigerator, off pets. $550/month room. Gas heat, Pets. 1 month secu- stove, off-street new carpeting. ing. References and 570-542-5610 street parking. plus utilities. water, cooking gas rity & 1 month’s special place parking, small pets Bedrooms $490/month security required. Water, sewer & 570-466-4176 & sewer all includ- rent. Call Manny called home? OK. $600/month + 1 + utilities. 570-301-2785 garbage included. 570 388-6468 ed. Close to I-81, - Light & bright 718-946-8738 or Classified will address month deposit. Call Non smokers & no mall & only 3 miles open floor plans 917-295-6254 Your needs. 570-288-3438 570-262-1577 NANTICOKE pets. $575/month. Roomy, 2 bedroom, to Central - All major Collect cash, not dust! Open the door KINGSTON new carpeting, 570-655-2567 Wilkes-Barre.Lease. 72 E. Walnut St. PLYMOUTH appliances included Clean out your with classified! clean. $510/month, Large 1 bedroom $685/monthly. WILKES-BARRE SOUTH Available Now! + utilities, security & 570-650-3803 - Pets welcome* basement, garage WILKES-BARRE 2nd floor. Located in apt includes heat, or attic and call the references. PITTSTON water, sewer, fridge - Close to everything quiet neighborhood. Garbage included. Classified depart- LAFAYETTE GARDENS SECURE BUILDINGS Kitchen, living room, & range. $500. - 24 hour emergency ment today at 570- SAVE MONEY THIS YEAR! 1 & 2 bedroom Section 8 Approved month plus $500 apartments. dining room. Sun- Call 570-815-2265 MUST SEE!!!! maintenance 829-7130! 113 Edison St. room. Bath. 3 bed- LUZERNE Modern 1 bedroom, month security. Call Quiet neighborhood. Starting at $440 rooms; 2large & 1 sunroom/patio, all Bernie - Short term 2 bedroom apart- and up. References small. Lots of clos- appliances. Off 888-244-2714 leases available WILKES-BARRE ments available for required. Section 8 OK ets. Built in linen street parking. Air, 460 Scott Street immediate occu- 570-357-0712 closet &hutch. utilities by tenant. WEST PITTSTON Call TODAY For 3rd floor, pancy. Heat & hot Hardwood and car- LUXURIOUS/ No Pets. $575/mo. 2 bedroom Living 1 bedroom. Fridge LUXURIOUS/ PLYMOUTH room, kitchen. Off AVAILABILITY!! water included. $625 peted floors. Fire- Security & Refer- TWO SPACIOUS & stove included. Call Aileen at LINE UP place. Storage ences required. street parking. No pets. APARTMENTS: Heat, water and all www.mayflower 570-822-7944 room. Yard. Washer UNITS PITTSTON 570-655-6598 2 BEDROOM Security, applica- A SUCCESSFUL SALE / dryer, stove / UNITS 2 apartments Leave message appliances included. crossing.com tion fee +utilities. America available 1 bath + office space 570-430-3095 fridge. Heat and hot / nursery. $750. $400/month WILKES-BARRE IN CLASSIFIED! water included. Realty Large 1 bedroom Certain Restrictions 570-472-9494 2 BEDROOM West Pittston, Pa. Do you need more space? One year lease+ Managed apartment, wash- Apply* PLAINS 2 bath + office GARDEN VILLAGE security. $950 er/dryer hookup, 2bedroom, 2nd WILKES-BARRE LODGE A yard or garage sale 570-288-1422 water, sewer & space/nursery APARTMENTS 570-283-4370 floor, off street APARTMENTS Formerly The REMODELLING heat included, off $850. Very clean liv- 221 Fremont St. in classified parking, large living ing space. Tenant Travel Lodge 2/3 BEDROOMS street parking, space, washer/ Housing for the FOR RENT! is the best way pays utilities. Very 425 S. FRANKLIN ST. 497 Kidder St., $750+ UTILITIES, $675/month + dryer hook up. elderly & mobility KINGSTON affordable sewer/off For lease. Available Wilkes-Barre to clean out your closets! Available Sept. 1st security 1st floor, $425/month + impaired; all utilities 2 YEAR LEASE, street parking immediately, wash- Rooms Starting 1st floor, Large 1 2nd floor apt is utilities. No pets or included. Federally You’re in bussiness included. New car- er/dryer on premis- at: bedroom, bath with MAPLE $650/month + smoking. Call subsidized pet throughout. es, no pets. We Daily $44.99 + with classified! shower, wall to wall KITCHENS, security. Please 570-820-8822 program. Extremely Contact 570-855 - have studio, 1 & 2 tax carpet. Off street call 570-443-0770 low income persons APPLIANCES 8781 for more bedroom apart- Weekly $189.99 parking. $525 + encouraged to WILKES-BARRE / SOME UNITS, details to set up a ments. On site + tax utilities. References PLAINS apply. Income less WILKES-BARRE walk through. NO parking. Fridge & Microwave, West River St. required. Gas heat. CARPORTS, GAS PITTSTON Modern 2nd floor than $12,400. KINGSTON 2 bedroom, SECTION 8. NO Efficiency 1 & 2 stove provided. Refrigerator, 2 blocks from No pets or smok- FIREPLACES, 2 bedroom. 1 bath, 570-655-6555, includes, fridge, CEO. No smoking bedrooms. Includes 24/7 security cam- WiFi, HBO Wilkes U. 3rd floor, ing. 570-407-3991 Kitchen with 8 am-4 pm, SUN PORCHES, stove, heat, appliances. new indoors. We are Monday-Friday. all utilities, parking, era presence & all 570-823-8881 spacious 1,100+ sq. or 570-779-4609 looking for reliable www.Wilkes ETC. NO PETS/ garbage stickers. carpeting. Conve- EQUAL HOUSING laundry. No pets. doors electronically ft. 3 to 4 bedrooms. trustworthy people BarreLodge.com Off street parking nient location. No OPPORTUNITY From $390 to $675. locked. Dishwasher, wash- NO SMOKING to rent clean living avail. $500/month smoking. No pets. HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE Lease, security Studio - $450. er/dryer hook up in EMPLOYMENT plus security $550/month plus space. CLOSE TO & references. 1 bedroom - $550. unit. Balcony. $840, VERIFICATION 570-388-2271 utilities. WYOMING VALLEY 570-970-0847 2 bedroom - $650. WILKES-BARRE heat & hot water APPLICATION. 570-714-9234 WEST HIGH WEST WYOMING Water & sewer MUSTSEE! included. Pets OK PITTSTON SCHOOL AND MAIN 1st floor, 1 bedroom WILKES-BARRE / paid. One month 1st floor, 2 bedroom. with additional rent. KINGSTON Large 3 bedroom STREET ELEMEN- 1 bath, newly PARSONS security deposit. Heat & water in- Call 570-798-7051 Beautiful, over- TARY SCHOOL. sized executive 2nd floor apartment. WILKES-BARRE remodeled. All Spacious 3 bed- Call cluded. Washer/dry- style apartment LUZERNE Includes refrigera- 3 bedroom, 1 bath appliances, washer, room 3rd floor 570-793-6377 after er hook up, yard. Looking for that in large historic 1 bedroom, wall to tor, range, washer apartment near dryer. Off street apartment. Large 9:00 a.m. to sched- $635/month. No special place home. Two bed- wall, off-street dryer hookup. General Hospital. WILKES-BARRE parking, no pets. eat-in kitchen. Close ule an appointment. pets. Lease, 1st, last called home? rooms, one bath, parking, coin Sewer & trash. $575 utilities, first, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. $575 month plus to casino. $700 / Or email & security. Refer- Classified will address Your needs. granite kitchen, laundry, water, $575 + security. last & security Newly remodeled. utilities, security month + water & shlomo_voola ences & back- Call Bernie deposit. No pets. $700/month + secu- and references. cooking gas. Call @yahoo.com ground check. Open the door hardwood floors, sewer & garbage with classified! dining room, liv- included. $495/ 1-888-244-2714 570-417-3427 rity. 215-932-5690 570-954-2972 570-793-9449 wilkesliving.com 570-822-4302 ing room, base- month + security ment storage, & lease. HUD beautiful front accepted. Call porch, washer/ 570-687-6216 or dryer. $1,100 570-954-0727 monthly plus util- ities. No smok- ing. Call CALL AN EXPERT LUZERNE CALL AN EXPERT 570-472-1110 2nd floor, small 1 bedroom. Gas heat. $445. Some utilities included. KINGSTON Lease, security. No Professional Services Directory pets. 570-220-6533 after 6pm

1024 Building & 1039 Chimney 1054 Concrete & 1084 Electrical 1135 Hauling & 1162 Landscaping/ 1204 Painting & 1252 Roofing & Bring Rover or Kitty LUZERNE Remodeling Masonry Trucking Garden Wallpaper & move right in. Available Sept. 1st. Service SLEBODA ELECTRIC Siding 2nd floor, 1 bed- 2 bedroom apt. Off COVERT & Master electrician TOUGH BRUSH AMERICA street parking, coin room &bath. All Licensed & Insured ABSOLUTELY FREE 1st. Quality A-11 ABLE SONS ALL KINDS OF &TALL GRASS laundry on premis- appliances. Heat, Service Changes & PAINTING ESTIMATES water, hot water & CHIMNEY CONCRETE CO. Mowing, edging, Interior/Exterior. es. $600/month + Construction Co. Call for summer Replacements. HAULING & JUNK mulching, shrubs & E-STERN CO. sewer included. Air, Roofing, siding, Rebuild & Repair 20 years experi- gas, heat & elec- special. Generator Installs. hedge shaping. 30 year architec washer & dryer. gutters, insulation, Chimneys. All REMOVAL ence. Insured. tric. 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OFFICE OR BUSINESS 570-287-4067 PA084504 570-829-4077 826-1883 472-4321 570-574-1862 570-313-2262 570-868-8375 570-283-9840 SOME UTILITIES INCLUDED AVAILABLE 9/1/12 To Place Your Professional Services Ad, Please Call 829-7130 CALL JOHN 690-0610 PAGE 12D MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2012 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 941 Apartments/ 944 Commercial 950 Half Doubles 953Houses for Rent 953Houses for Rent Unfurnished Properties HUNLOCK CREEK Executive 2 story FIND THE BEST PROSPECTS PITTSTON KINGSTON quality 4 bedroom WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE 3 bedroom, 1 bath, Safe half double, home on 18 wooded Š1 bedroom OFFICE SPACE acres in private set- Neighborhood water included $700 plus Two 2-3 bedroom utilities, sewer ting. Quality con- Š2 bedroom properties $1,000/MONTH included. No pets. struction with too water included Attractive modern $595-$625. Call 570-443-0770 many features to Š2 bedroom office space. 2 list. $1500/month + Plus all utilities, single family suites available. utilities. 1 year lease security & back- Š5 bedroom Suite A-4 offices, required. ground check. large plus restroom and KINGSTON No pets. 84 Loveland Ave. Call Dale for Š2 bedroom, storage includes 570-766-1881 2 bedrooms, 1 Specifics. heat & water utilities, 700 sq. ft. modern, oversized 570-256-3343 included $650/month bath, walk in closet, FIVE MOUNTAINS Š 3 bedroom, half Suite B-2, large air in Master. REALTY double, immacu- offices, 2 average WYOMING Refrigerator, stove, TOWNHOUSE late condition size offices, plus washer/dryer. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 Š 3 bedroom restroom and stor- Basement storage, baths, living/dining single age plus utilities, freshly painted & combination, refrig- PITTSTON 1,160 sq. ft. Call includes all window erator & stove, ŠLarge 1 Charlie shades. No pets, washer/dryer bedroom water 570-829-6200 KINGSTON included non-smoking. near school, 3 bed- hookup, off-street AVOCA $600/month + rooms, 1.5 baths, all parking, no pets. utilities, security Gas heat with Š3 Bedroom, appliances, fenced water included & references yard, off street central air. Front & 570-814-7268 parking, deck, back porches. Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012 HANOVER TWP. 2 Bedroom, half beautiful home. $675/month + double $975 / month, 1st, utilities, security & PLYMOUTH MINERS MILLS last & security. 1st month. 1/2 double, 3 315 PLAZA 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Call 570-714-3693 570-655-8928 Kingston Armory bedroom 1,750 SQ. FT. & stove washer/ McDermott & 2,400 SQ.FT dryer. Near Hollen- LUZERNE McDermott OFFICE/RETAIL back Golf Course. 392 Bennett St. 962 Rooms Real Estate 570-829-1206 Living room, pantry, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Inc. Property carpeting, gas heat. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE Gas heat. Washer Management WILKES BARRE $550/month + 570-821-1650 utilities & security. /dryer hookup, EXETER (direct line) (570)655-8639 dishwasher, stove 201 Susquehanna Mon-Fri. 8-7pm & refrigerator. Avenue Sat. 8-noon Fenced in yard, Renovated rooms partially new for rent. Clean, fully PLYMOUTH carpet. Off- furnished, plenty of Booth packages available. street parking, parking. $300/mo yard. $725 + plus 1/2 mo. securi- utilities. ty. References. (570) 288-3438 315-416-5268 228 Wilkes-Barre Call 570-970-7374 or 570-970-7356 Ask for Dan Twp. Blvd. Prime retail or 3 bedroom, 1 bath. MOUNTAINTOP office space in a Located on Available highly active shop- Academy St. $650 + September 1st. 3 for more information. ping plaza in close utilities &security. bedrooms, 1 bath, KINGSNiceTO, NcleaHOUSn E proximity to Price Small pets OK with Dining room, furnished room, 944 Commercial Shopper and Weg- extra security. washer/dryer starting at $340. Properties man's, 1500 sq. ft. Call 570-262-1577 included. Small pets Efficiency at $450 available in end negotiable, no cats. month furnished unit.Plenty of park- WEST PITTSTON $900/per month+ with all utilities ing. Prominent utilities. Background included. Off DOLPHIN PLAZA marquee signage MAINTENANCE FREE! check, security street parking. Sponsored by: Rte. 315 2,400 Sq. available. One block to ele- deposit, Call 570-718-0331 Ft. professional $1250/month Call mentary school. 570-868-3585 office space with Geri,570-696-0888 2-3 Bedrooms. beautiful view of Lewith & Freeman Off-Street Parking LINE UP Valley & Casino. R.E. 570-696-2075. No Smoking. NANTICOKE The 109th Army National Guard will divide $675. + utilities, Beautiful, spacious A GREAT DEAL... office / retail security, last month. 1 family house, 3 Call 570-829-1206 570-885-4206 large bedrooms, 2 IN CLASSIFIED! baths, large living Looking for the right deal room, dining room, KINGSTON eat-in kitchen, large on an automobile? WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE family room. $725 + Turn to classified. Academy Street 1 months security. Well maintained in It’s a showroom in print! Available now. Call move-in condition. 6 609-356-8416 Classified’s got room house with 3 the directions! bedrooms &1 1/2 baths. Gas forced PITTSTON air heat. No pets. 1 2 bedrooms, 971 Vacation & year lease. Credit 1 bath, newly Resort Properties 183 Market St. check.$625 +utili- remodeled, all new Office space avail- 16-18 Linden St. ties &security. Call carpeting, washer able in beautifully Professional office 908-510-3879 /dryer hookup, renovated profes- space for lease off-street parking. near General Hospi- ORLANDO sional building. 953Houses for Rent $650/per month 2 bedroom condo, Great high traffic tal. Ideally suited for plus security, tenant 2 baths, all appli- location! 2 separate medical offices. pays utilities. Call ances, washer/ offices with large Other possible uses 570-883-1463, dryer, off-street reception area. would include a deli CENTERMORELAND 570-654-6737 or parking, pets ok, Bonus use of con- style restaurant. 2 bedrooms, 2 570-362-4019 Sleeps 8 to 10. ference room MLS 12-1052 baths, all appli- 7 pools & kid’s MLS 12-1049 $1200 per month ances, washer/ water park. Lock $1000 per month Mark R. Mason dryer hookup, no PITTSTON out. $500-stu- Mark R. Mason 570-331-0982 pets. Private, large 80 River Street dio/$750-2 bed- 570-331-0982 CROSSIN REAL yard. $750/month + Newly remodeled room/$1,000 for CROSSIN REAL ESTATE utilities, security & two story, 2 bed- both/week, utilities ESTATE 570-288-0770 references. rooms, 1 bath, included. Call 570-288-0770 570-388-6858 refrigerator, stove 570-779-2292 & dryer, washer 570-947-5092 KINGSTON WILKES-BARRE DALLAS hookup, two car BEST $1 SQ. FT. driveway, fenced LEASES YOU’LL yard, no pets. EVER SEE! $800/month + Warehouse, distri- utilities. 1st, bution, storage, last & security. light manufacturing. Call 570-417-9781 Gas heat, To view house go to timesleader.com sprinklers, www.wilkesbarre Over overhead doors, djs.com/ 183 Market St. parking for 30 cars. 166 Davenport St. 789PhotoAlbum Office space avail- Yes, that $1 sq.ft. TOWNHOUSE able in beautifully lease! 2 years old. 3 bed- renovated profes- We have 9,000 rooms, 2 1/2 baths, PITTSTON 47,000 Newly remodeled sional building. sq.ft., 27,000 sq.ft., central air, hard- and 13,000 sq. ft. wood floors, 1st six rooms, separate Great high traffic laundry room, location! 2 separate Can combine. floor laundry room. There is nothing $1600 month + refrigerator & people cite the offices with large stove, washer/ reception area. this good! utilities, Call Larry @ MLS# 12-2031 Call dryer, micro wave Bonus use of con- included. Gas heat, The Times ference room 570-696-4000 or Geri 570-430-1565 570-696-0888 off street parking, MLS 12-1049 no smoking or pets. $1000 per month $725/month Leader as their Mark R. Mason 947 Garages + security. 570-331-0982 Available 8/25. CROSSIN REAL 570-237-5216 primary source ESTATE 570-288-0770 PITTSTON for shopping GARAGE SPACE PITTSTON TWP. AVAILABLE DALLAS Single family ranch KINGSTON $70/month. home. 3 bedrooms. Ideal for cars, Quiet area, large information. FORMER KARATE small boats, RV’s, deck, private drive- trailers, etc. way. $750/month + *2008 Pulse Research STUDIO 570-430-9537 security & utilities. 1,000 sf with full 570-883-7220 bathroom, kitchen, large waiting area & super big studio PLAINS 19 Richard Drive PLAINS area. 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