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SYNTHETIC DRUG ISSUE AMEDICAL NE ‘MONSTER’ WS Explosion of bath salt abuse surprised hospitals

By CHRISTOPHER J. HUGHES [email protected]

CRANTON – Dr. William J. Dempsey, M.D., the staff physician of emergency medicine at Communi- Sty Medical Center, has practiced medicine since 1985, and the rash of so-called bath salts-abuse cases surprised even him. “What occurred over the past three months was a dra- matic increase like nothing I’ve never seen before related to the abuse of a drug,” Dempsey said. AR “We went from never hearing of a drug to seeing two and three people a day having symptoms, whether they be TS physical or psychiatric, of abusing bath salts.”

Dempsey said, like many, that he was confused over the idea of people abusing bath salts. “It took me a while to figure out what this monster that was released into our community was,” he said of the mislabeled synthetic drugs whose effects mimic heroin, cocaine or methamphetamine. DON CAREY PHOTO / FOR GO LACKAWANNA Hospital patients brought in The abuse of bath salts oc- under their influence are “ex- curred suddenly, according to tremely paranoid…extremely Dr. William Dempsey. combative and agitated.” More than five times the aver- ic compounds including MDPV age dose of Ativan or Valium is and mephedrone. often needed to sedate someone “They took ecstasy, and they abusing bath salts. Their com- twisted it and made it more po- SPOR bative nature can also require up tent and more dangerous,” he to six people to restrain them, said. “They made it into a crys- according to Dempsey. talline form as opposed to a tab- High levels of sedation re- let so they could snort it or shoot strict the respiratory drive, and it, and they use much higher TS many patients end up being in- doses.” tubated, consuming even more Abuse cases rose sharply from hospital resources. January to March, but Dempsey The doctor said he considers said they have decreased over alcohol to be “the greatest weap- the past week following media on to destroy people mentally, attention to the dangers of the physically and spiritually.” drugs and various legal injunc- “Bath salts make beer look tions against the sale of the CHRISTOPHER J. HUGHES PHOTO / FOR GO LACKAWANNA like Kool-Aid,” he said. Community Medical Center experienced a rapid increase of patients who were under the influence The products contain synthet- of bath salts over the last three months. SeeEMERGENCY, Page 6 4 GOLackawanna Sunday, April 10,2011 Sting operation nets Lawmakers voted 195-0 in favor of measure $25K in bath salts By CHRISTOPHER J. HUGHES through the undercover pur- [email protected] chase of the items disguised

WS SCRANTON – A collabora- as household products. tive effort between the Lacka- In one location, the effort wanna County District Attor- gathered 580 containers

NE ney’s office and five local po- worth approximately $25,000 lice departments resulted in –a“major dent” in its pres- the seizure of more than ence in the region, according $25,000 in so-called bath to Klein. salts, according to Deputy “He is going to rid this District Attorney Robert county of bath salts,” Klein Klein. said of District Attorney An- Thursday’s effort - called dy Jarbola, adding, “We’re not “Operation: Ivory Wave” as a convinced that everyone has play on one of the common gotten the word.” product names for the syn- Monday’s injunction was thetic methamphetamines - aimed at six businesses in the used the combined force of city of Scranton identified as the Scranton, Scott Town- retailers of bath salts along ship, Dickson City, Archbald with a Jane Doe and a John and Carbondale police de- Doe, representing “yet-to-be- JASON RIEDMILLER PHOTO / FOR GO LACKAWANNA partments and surveyed identified purveyors of the Sen. John Blake discusses state legislation against bath salts in his Scranton office on Thursday. eight locations in Lackawan- products” in Lackawanna na County. County, Klein said. Klein said the operation Undercover work similar to aimed to gauge the level of “Operation: Ivory Wave” will compliance with a permanent continue with the combined PA. HOUSE OKS BATH injunction against products efforts of law enforcement.

TS containing mephedrone, “It truly is a united front MDPV and their related com- throughout all law enforce- pounds that was approved in ment agencies,” Klein said. AR Lackawanna County Court “The chiefs deserve a lot of SALTS CHEMICALS BAN on Monday. Officers also credit for their collaboration gathered intelligence in this.” By CHRISTOPHER J. HUGHES “Legislative mandate is neces- government issues. The bill will [email protected] sary in this instance in that my- likely go into the Senate’s judici- The state House of Representa- self and the rest of the General ary committee, according to Bath salts ban approved quickly tives on Monday voted unani- Assembly recognize the urgency Blake, but no mention of HB 365 mously for a bill that would ban to move legislation pertaining to is made on the online schedule By RICH HOWELLS it. It’s something that needs chemicals in bath salts, salvia di- these synthetically engineered for the coming week. [email protected] our immediate attention,” vinorum and synthetic marijua- designer drugs that have no other “I will be making an appeal to SCRANTON – While City Councilman Frank Joyce na. household purpose, but are mar- the members of our judiciary Council and the administra- said. Concentrated bath salts con- keted as such (i.e. ‘bath salts’ and committee to respond swiftly on tion have had their differ- “The number one job of tain a chemical known as MDPV, ‘incense’),” State Rep. Kevin this matter,” Blake said. “The evi- ences since 2010, one issue government is to keep peo- which can mimic the effects of co- Murphy (D, Pa.-113) and HB 365 dence is clear on the dangers that they could both agree upon ple in the community safe, caine and methamphetamine. co-sponsor said in a written state- they pose.” was the danger of bath salts and that’s what these four Police throughout northeastern ment issued Wednesday. Blake’s office has received to the community. pieces of legislation are in- Pennsylvania have said in recent “…These synthetics are highly about a dozen e-mails regarding Council passed four ordi- tended to do,” Councilman weeks that crime by users high dangerous to those who use them his stance on bath salts, and he nances on Tuesday that ban Pat Rogan said, adding that on the now-legal substance is on and the public at large…We want said the concentration of the the use, possession, sale, the drugs have no “legiti- the increase. to give the local DA’s and law en- abuse of the product in his dis- delivery, and distribution mate purpose” other than MDPV has been banned in forcement the legal and statutory trict is a great concern. TS of the synthetic drugs com- to get high. Louisiana and Florida. tools necessary to combat and “We have to warn our col- monly referred to as bath Councilman Jack Los- Common bath salts sold in re- stop this epidemic and practice leagues that this is an issue that salts as well as synthetic combe, who serves as pub- tail stores do not contain MDPV, from getting any more out of could easily prevail upon them,” cannabinoids, or artificial lic safety chairman, dis- and would not be affected if hand,” Murphy continued. “It is Blake said. “It is particularly of marijuana, within city lim- cussed the “crisis” at their House Bill 365 became law. The my hope that the Senate will act concern to me when you have a SPOR its. Mayor Chris Doherty previous meeting, citing a bill now goes to the Senate for its quickly to move HB 365 so that it legally accessible product that re- immediately signed them number of recent incidents consideration. can go to the Governor’s desk for sults in dangers to the public into law on Wednesday. caused by those under the The bill would ban salvia divi- approval and enactment.” health… We have to be swift be- Violators can now be influence of bath salts. The norum, a psychoactive drug that State Sen. John Blake (D, cause we have to protect our chil- fined up to $300 or jailed following day, Lackawanna can produce hallucinations, and Pa.-22) said in an interview dren.” for 30 days per offense. County filed a preliminary prohibit the sale of synthetic mar- Thursday that the threat to pub- “It can’t wait until some- injunction against city busi- ijuana. lic safety has helped push the bill Times Leader reporter Bill O’Boyle one dies. It can’t wait until Lawmakers voted 195-0 in fa- through the state legislature and The Associated Press contrib- more people get hurt from SeeCOUNCIL, Page 5 vor of the measure. quickly among other pressing uted to this report. 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By CHRISTOPHER J. HUGHES Last year, the entire upper [email protected] deck of the stadium was re- WS SCRANTON – In a special caulked, and those repairs have meeting Wednesday afternoon, reportedly held up well. The

NE the Lackawanna County Multi- planned removal of the upper Purpose Stadium Authority deck and new construction of unanimously approved $24,300 luxury sweets will “eliminate a in emergency repairs to the sta- significant maintenance issue,” dium at PNC Field. Tunis said. The predominant portion of In addition, the stadium has the needed repairs are for con- not experienced any drainage is- crete work and caulking along sues in the field after a new one COLTS will hold two public meetings to discuss beams throughout the stadium. was put in last season, according Last year, $280,000 was spent to Tunis. the results and recommendations of the Route on needed and emergency re- Interviews with architecture Analysis prepared by Clear View Strategies pairs, according to authority so- and construction firms for licitor Frank Tunis. planned improvements to PNC Concrete repairs along stairs Field totaling $40 million have When: Thursday, April 14, 2011 and railways will cost a projected already been completed, accord- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. $13,100, according to the propos- ing to Tunis. al from Dickson City-based The Stadium Authority has Where: The Mall at Steamtown, Scandale Associated. not received any updated infor- “The concrete issues are safe- mation on state funding through ﬁ rst ﬂoor (between Journeys and Gymboree) ty issues, but we were very the Redevelopment Assistance pleased this year that the thaw Capital Program for up to $25 The recommendations are explained below and are available on the COLTS Web site, didn’t result in greater issues… million promised by former Gov. www.coltsbus.com: similar to the ones we had last Ed Rendell. RACP projects are TS year,” Tunis said. currently under review by Gov. Caulking will cost an addition- Tom Corbett’s administration. 1) Extend the hours of the Evening City Circle North route. al $7,200, and the remainder of “There were a lot of projects

AR 2) Extend weekday evening service hours on select routes (Old Forge,Drinker, High Works, repairs will take place within lux- that the governor needed to re- Valley View/Hilltop, and some mall service). ury suites, replacing ceiling tiles view. Ours will probably get and the unclogging of seating some special attention on ac- 3) Extend Saturday morning service hours on select routes. bowl drains. count of how much money we’ve 4) Eliminate current routes to Monroe County via Mount Airy and Caulking repairs are typical, been allocated,” Tunis said. Daleville/North Pocono due to low ridership. Tunis said. If approved this year, con- 5) Eliminate service to McDade Park due to low ridership; extend select trips on “Over the last 26 years, it’s struction could begin at the end something that even the previ- of the 2011 season, he added. recently-established South Main route to service Stauffer Industrial Park. ous administrations had been “We’re pleased that this sea- Add Saturday service to South Main route to Taylor Wal-Mart and Price Chopper only. addressing since the stadium son, so far, is about to go off with- 6) Expand Route 6 Shuttle service to include Best Buy/Staples/Gander Mountain plaza, was built in 1986,” he said. out a hitch,” Tunis said. and adjust times to improve connections with mall service. 7) Re-structure mall service (including Viewmont/Bangor, Viewmont Mall Express/ whether it is additional informa- Dalton/ Waverly, and Shopper’s Special) to eliminate duplication and provide improved TURIN tion on the shroud itself or lis- connections with Route 6 Shuttle. tening to the arguments back 8) Extend current Keyser Valley route to Keyser Oak Shopping Center to link up with and forth about its authenticity Continued from page 9 or if you come to enter more High Works route. briel of the Sorrowful Mother deeply into the spirit of Holy 9) Review connections with LCTA on Old Forge, Pittston and Mohegan Sun routes to and Gemma Galgani as well as Week and remembering Christ’s improve service to Luzerne County. TS first class relics of St. Padre Pio, passion on Good Friday - what- 10) Establish uniform route numbering and naming conventions. St. Maria Goretti, and St. Fran- ever you come for, there is some- cis of Assisi will also be available thing there for you.” 11) Improve service between Wegman’s and Gerrity’s at Keyser Oak Shopping Center for veneration. Tickets for the presentation and the area’s senior living centers. Suraci said that this presenta- are $5 per person, and can be SPOR tion will benefit whoever de- purchased in advance by calling For more information please call 346-2061. The 30-day public comment period begins cides to attend. Suraci at (570) 815-6117, Kathy “It brings into focus both in- Brezinski at (570) 335-6496, Lo- April 11, 2011 and ends May 11, 2011. Comments will be accepted from the public at the tellectually, rationally, emotion- rine Lemoncelli at (570) 947- two meetings, and then ONLY in writing. Comments may be mailed to COLTS Route Analysis, ally, and spiritually the passion 9507, or the Basilica Gift Shop at 800 North South Road, Scranton, PA 18504, of Christ and what he suffered,” (570) 347-5691. he said. “It is an experiential Children under 10 are admit- or e-mailed to: [email protected]. type of thing. Whatever you ted free of charge. A reception The public is encouraged to include contact information with their written comments. hope to bring away from it - will follow. Sunday, April 10,2011 GOLackawanna 11

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The following criminal charges were filed in Lackawanna Times Leader staff The Commonwealth Court on the right to reduce the number of fire- County Court between April 1 SCRANTON – A state appellate fighters based on the economic recov- and 4: court has upheld a Lackawanna Coun- Monday said the city had the ery plan it had implemented in order ty judge’s ruling that will allow the right to reduce the number of to resolve financial issues that led it to DICKSON CITY city of Scranton to reduce the number be declared a distressed community. WS •John Joseph Prynkiewicz, of firefighters and fire engines that re- engines that respond to auto- The plan stated the city was not obli- 51, of Dickson City, faces charg- spond to automatic alarms. matic alarms from two to one, gated to follow “past practices” that NE es of simple assault, harassment The Commonwealth Court on Mon- which will also result in a reduc- were in place in earlier collective bar- and disorderly conduct for al- day said the city had the right to re- gaining agreements. leged domestic violence in- duce the number of engines that re- tion of firefighters from 13 to 10 In upholding that decision, the Com- cident April 2 involving his wife, spond to automatic alarms from two monwealth Court noted that the ar- Ann Marie Prynkiewicz. John or 11. to one, which will also result in a re- bitrator had relied on “past practices” Prynkiewicz was released on $5,000 unsecured bail following duction of firefighters from 13 to 10 or in reaching his decision. Because the April 2 arraignment. A prelimi- 11. tor initially ruled in the firefighters’ recovery plan specifically stated the nary hearing is set for April 11. The firefighter’s union had filed a favor, but a county judge later over- city was not obligated to follow past labor grievance after the city imple- turned the decision, finding the arbi- practices, it agreed the arbitrator had OLYPHANT mented the policy change in 2005, ar- trator had overstepped his authority. overstepped his authority. •Eva K. Dziki, 46, of Oly- guing it was a safety issue. An arbitra- The judge determined Scranton had phant, faces charges of harassment, public drunkenness and simple assault for an alleged domestic violence incident on April 4 involving Charles F. Scranton man arrested for three separate incidents Colavito. Released on $10,000 unsecured bail following April 4 arraignment. A preliminary By CHRISTOPHER J. HUGHES neighbor’s residence and was threw a beer bottle at her, observed Horvath remove a hearing is set for April 11. [email protected] treated at Community Medi- then punched her in the front cellophane bag from inside SCRANTON – A Scranton cal Center. of the head and the back of his pants. He attempted to SCRANTON man was arrested for three On April 2, police and the head and fled out the back empty the bag, which con- •Amanda Mahoney, 20, of separate incidents within six emergency medical services door, according to a criminal tained four pink pills identi- TS Scranton, faces one count of days in late March and early responded to a city residence complaint. fied at Adderall, down the toi- receiving stolen property for April. for a report of a woman hav- Police were called to Hor- let, according to a third com- allegedly driving a reported AR Arthur Horvath, 48, of 1807 ing a seizure. Police said Che- vath’s Academy Street resi- plaint. stolen 1995 green Ford Taurus. Academy St., Scranton, was ryl McNichols was found ly- dence on April 4 at about 4 In all, Horvath faces two Mahoney was held for a lack of first charged for an alleged ing on a living room floor p.m. for reports that he was at counts each of simple assault $20,000 bail. A preliminary domestic assault on March 30 near a broken beer bottle and home. According to a crimi- and harassment and one hearing is set for April 11. •Tara Smith, 28, of Scranton, where police say he punched glass scattered across the nal complaint, Horvath was count each of possession of a faces charges of false reports to his ex-wife, Michelle Walsh, floor. sitting on the front porch and controlled substance and pos- police, theft by unlawful taking, several times. Horvath McNichols allegedly told told police he had to use the session of drug parapherna- receiving stolen property and smashed a phone when she police that she was actually bathroom before leaving the lia. He was jailed for a com- harassment for an alleged in- tried to call police, according assaulted by her boyfriend, residence. bined lack of $19,000 bail. cident involving her ex-boy- to a criminal complaint. who she later identified as Officer Gerald Tallo stood Apreliminary hearing is set friend, Thomas Sesso, and his Walsh called police from a Horvath. She claimed he in the doorway and allegedly for April 12. mother, Joan, on April 1. Smith was released on her own recog- nizance following an April 1 Carpett&& arraignment. A preliminary hearing is set for April 11. •Shannon Watkins, 23, of Upholsterystery Scranton, faces charges of retail theft and false identification to Cleaninging law enforcement following an alleged theft inside the Gerrity’s Your Most thorough Carpet Cleaning Ever, 100% Guaranteedteed TS Supermarket on South Main Avenue on April 1. Watkins was WHOLE HOUSE CARPET CLEANING UP TO 5 AREAS released on her own recogni- FREE zance following an April 1ar- raignment. 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By RICH HOWELLS Guitarist Will Perna has been asked, ‘How long it would take you land, North Carolina, and Oklaho- [email protected] waiting for the chance since he be- to learn all our songs?’ I left work ma, opening for national acts like Hard rock fans in northeast came “addicted” to his instrument early, loaded my gear into their Sick Puppies, RED, Drowning Pennsylvania are likely very fa- at age 19 after listening to the Def- practice space that night, and Pool, Nonpoint, Tantric, Ill Niño, tones. It wasn’t long before he start- played my first show with them al- and several others. miliar with hometown favorites

TS ed playing in bands and opening for most two weeks later,” Perna ex- “Our live show is our strongest Absolution. acts like Absolution, which was plained.” asset, so we try and utilize it to On the verge of what could be founded in 2005. The current line-up - Perna and build our fan base and break into After releasing two EPs in 2008 vocalist Mark Wojtkiewicz from new markets,” Perna said, adding abig break with a new album and 2009, Absolution’s manage- Wilkes-Barre, Godin and bassist that local fans “are the best fans ev-

SPOR and national tour with Taproot, ment suggested they hire another Brian McDonald from Dorrance, er.” guitarist to enrich their live sound. and guitarist Jay Green from Taylor “We call them ‘The Absolution it may be just a matter of time That’s when Perna received the -quickly became a family. Coming Army.’ They always come out and before the rest of the country is phone call that kick-started his mu- on board just two months after the support us no matter what.” singing along to songs like sic career. release of the six-song EP “Theory In those two years of building an “(Drummer) Tom (Godin II) of Existence,” the band has ap- “What Makes Me Strong.” called me while I was at work and peared on local stages and in Mary- SeeABSOLUTION, Page 15 Sunday, April 10,2011 GOLackawanna 15

IF YOU GO Taproot guys side stage to watch us. They liked our set ABSOLUTION Visit www.noabsolution.com for and even dedicated their last more about the band and their song of the night, ‘Poem,’ to us. new album, “The Other Side of “About a week later, they got Continued from page 14 Nothing.” A special edition of the 13-track CD contains a “mak- in touch with our management army, the now 25-year-old feels ing of” bonus DVD with inter- and made us the offer to open that Absolution has grown both views, live footage, a music for them on this upcoming musically and personally, lead- video, and outtakes. Become a tour.” NE ing them to craft their latest fan on Facebook at www.face- Now scheduled for 33 nation- book.com/AbsolutionMusic. full-length record, “The Other al tour dates over the next two- WS Side of Nothing,” due for re- and-a-half months, Absolution lease May 3. the bills, so on a normal day, I is busy packing their bags for “Jay and I are basically musi- would punch in at work at 7 Monday’s kickoff in Las Vegas, cal soul mates. We’re both as a.m., get out at 3 p.m., jump in Nev. The tour ends June 4, but opposite in playing styles and the van, and drive three or four that’s only the beginning for the technique as you can get, but hours to make sound check for motivated five-piece. Weinberg Memorial Library book and plant sale set we work great together. I’m ashow by 7 p.m. I’d play the ”We’re going to hit the road more atmosphere and emotion show, pack up, and get back as hard as we can and as often The University of Scranton’s Weinberg Memorial Library will hold and Jay is all math and preci- home by 2 or 3 a.m. and have to as we can, so if anything, we’ll its annual Book and Plant Sale on for Saturday, April 30, from 9 a.m. sion, so we built a sound around literally go right to work at 7 only get busier once we get to 9 p.m. and Sunday, May 1, from noon to 4 p.m. in the Scranton Heritage Room on the fifth floor of the library. All proceeds benefit that,” Perna said. a.m. again,” he related. home. We love what we do so the Friends of the Weinberg Memorial Library Endowment. For addi- “I think listeners who loved “We would keep at that grind we’re going to try and take this tional information, call 941-4078. Committee members are, seated, ‘Theory’ will like this record almost two or three times a as far as we can and destroy as from left, Phyllis Reinhardt, Bonnie Strohl, and Barb Evans. Standing, even more. It’s not so much dif- week. ‘Pushing through’ is the many stages along the way as Kym Fetsko, Peter Tafuri, Annette Kalwaytis, Sheila Ferraro, Carolyn ferent but the next step in our story about that...I wrote the possible,” Perna said. Santiso and David Hunisch. sound.” words for the chorus at work Each member of the group and showed them to Mark. He brought something emotional- liked it, focused the content, ly personal to the table during and let me help write the the album writing process, track.” whether it be Wojtkiewicz’s Their exhausting work song “Dry Country,” about his caught the attention of Michi- struggle with drinking, or Per- gan-based rock group Taproot AR na’s own track “Pushing when they played a Valentine’s

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RICH HOWELLS PHOTO / FOR GO LACKAWANNA Auctioneer Ken Riverburg calls on bidders during the First Friday Art Auction on Friday at the Melberger Arts Center. Bidding for First Friday’s future

By CHRISTOPHER J. HUGHES er, 33, president of the Board of Di- former Test Pattern gallery and as a 30 students per week in digital [email protected] rectors of First Friday Scranton, former managing partner of Anthol- media, clay and wire sculpture, CRANTON – The prices said. Last year’s auction raised ogy New and Used Books. printmaking and more. The auction rolled off auctioneer Ken Ri- $7,000, which helps cover market- “As a citizen, I loved First Friday, allowed some of his students to S ing expenses and payment for an ex- venburg’s tongue almost as too,” Talarico said. “It is and has al- work with paint on canvas for the ve- quickly as funds to support Scran- ecutive director. ways been my favorite arts event in ry first time. ton’s premier arts event climbed. “We run a pretty thin budget, so the area. It’s an event that Scranto- “I’m very proud. They worked ve- Inside the Melberger Arts Center, we hope to expand our program- nians can be proud of.” ry hard,” Deninno said. “We specifi- 123 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, on Fri- ming,” Reager said. “Our plan is to Talarico said her major goal as the cally made three of the four pieces get our foundation in place with this TS day night, more than 50 supporters new executive director is to further for the show because some of them event and see where we go from of First Friday Scranton attended expand the event’s audience each get so attached to their artwork that there.” the organization’s second annual art Reager said First Friday Scranton month. they didn’t want to give anything auction. The Dutch auction-style has grown from a very modest effort Among the works auctioned off up.” event included nearly 50 works from to featuring nearly 25 venues high- Friday were four pieces created by In all, more than $6,000 was SPOR some well-known participants of the lighting local artists and musicians members of the Boys and Girls Club raised Friday to support the month- popular art walk and nearly a dozen each month. of NEPA. Funds raised through the ly art walk. silent auction items from local ven- Newly installed Executive Direc- auction of those items were split be- The deadline to submit venue in- ues. tor Andrea Talarico, 29, of Scranton, tween the two organizations. formation for the May 6 First Friday “It’s our major fundraiser for the first became familiar with First Fri- Art instructor Jason Deninno, 32, event is April 22. For details, visit year,” Scranton resident Jack Reag- day Scranton through events at the of Taylor, said he works with about www.firstfridayscranton.com. 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big screen and was probably ages to take the head off the ill- INFINITE viewed by some as an odd transi- fated Bors, fake blood and all. tion at the time. I feel that “Spa- The clever cheesiness of these IMPROBABILITY malot” will probably age similar- effects fit the humor perfectly ly as new generations are intro- and managed to complement RICH HOWELLS duced to Python. what the actors were going for. WS One of the welcome new addi- Each of them seemed passion- There are tions, I found, was the inclusion ate about the material and revel-

NE few movies of an actual ending. “Holy Grail” ed in their respective multiple I’ve watched just, well, ends, which was char- roles, preserving another Py- more times acteristic of their writing of thon tradition. I can’t ask for than “Monty course. Another great draw for much more than that, short of me was seeing how they would Python and an original-member reunion, of bring the movie’s special effects the Holy course. Grail.” Re- to life on stage, and they didn’t disappoint. Far from making me want to leased in 1975, “run away,” “Spamalot” kept me the film was before my genera- They actually managed to cut all of the relentless Black entertained, if not bewildered, tion but caught my parents at throughout its running time. In just the right time. While I came Knight’s limbs off while still al- lowing him to bully King Arthur, that sense, it may be more Py- to appreciate American humor thon than I had originally with comedians like George Car- and the Rabbit of Caerbannog, thought. lin and directors like Mel played by a hand puppet, man- Brooks, the wise wit of the UK will always be superior to me. That’s probably why Friday night was so surreal to me. I attended the local premiere of the musical comedy “Monty Py- thon’s Spamalot,” based on “Ho- ly Grail,” at the Scranton Cultur- al Center, which I enjoyed. Often in reviews, a long, ex- TS planatory introduction of personal taste acts as a rationaliza- tion for the vitriol about to spew AR forth. That’s not the case here. Rather, I just found it strange COURTESY PHOTO to see something I know and The French Taunters are just one crucial element of ‘Holy Grail’ love transformed into another that makes a great transition to ‘Spamalot.’ format. All the best moments are there – French taunters, kill- er rabbits, Knights who say Ni – get up and dance, but it com- of. but the pacing and arrangement pletely changes the tone of the As both a Brooks and Python are quite different. joke after the initial gag is al- fan, my initial reaction was Amore linear storyline, a lead ready delivered. Much of the Py- mixed. I wasn’t alone in this re- female love interest, and big mu- thons’ characteristically edgy sponse. After the 2005 Broad- sical numbers are added to sup- humor is smoothed out to make way premiere, each of the sur- plement the source material. it more family-friendly, but sub- viving members of Python also Combined with American ac- tle satire like monks smacking seemed to have mixed reac- tors sporting their best British themselves in the face with Bi- tions. They were forthcoming accents, it takes something dis- bles is retained to let audiences about their lack of participation tinctly British and make it feel know that the performance in the project, as no one but the more, well, American. hasn’t lost its bite. musically-inclined Idle seemed While adapted for the stage by Although Idle teamed up with interested in creating a musical, original Python Eric Idle, the longtime Python musical collab- but after seeing it, appeared Broadway show’s writing is orator John Du Prez to craft the pleasantly surprised with how it

TS much different than its movie music, many of the tunes would turned out in the end, as I did. counterpart, mainly in its comic fit better in the film “Robin It’s definitely Eric, but is it re- timing. The Pythons always re- Hood: Men in Tights.” ally Python? lied on rapid back-and-forth one- With more of a reliance on par- The Pythons always dabbled a liners and quick, sometimes ody and pop culture-laden pun- little in music, inserting num- chlines, it’s definitely a coconut bers into episodes of “Flying Cir-

SPOR abrupt transitions from one skit to the next. horse of a different color. Idle cus” and in films here and there, “Spamalot,” however, spends has been living in the states but they never relied upon it for much more time milking the since the early ‘90s, and this more than a scene. “Holy Grail” jokes. The “Bring Out Your show is conclusive evidence was the group’s first non-skit- Dead” sequence, for example, that our humor must have based feature, yet it’s really just a turns into a five-minute musical rubbed off on the now 68-year- series of medieval-themed skits number. old Englishman. strung together as a film. It’s certainly amusing to So are they two great tastes It served as the perfect transi-

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By CHRISTOPHER J. HUGHES [email protected] ICKSON CITY – A recently opened restau- Drant pays homage to the area’s most well-known natural resource. Colarusso’s Coal Fired Pizza, 1126 Commerce Blvd., Dickson City, celebrated its two month anniversary this week as the sole coal-fueled pizzeria in northeastern Pennsylvania.

“For the past dozen years, I had eaten at various coal-fired pizzerias all over the country. One thing that AR they all had in common was that

they used coal from this area, and it TS didn’t make sense that we didn’t have one,” co-owner Michael Cola- russo, 30, of Jessup, said. While the concept is relatively JASON RIEDMILLER PHOTOS / FOR GO LACKAWANNA new to the area, it also honors the Ross Lindsay prepares a pie inside Colarusso’s Coal Fired Pizza. first pizzerias in America. Colarusso said Lombardi’s Pizza in New York their mother’s or grandmother’s City, which is recognized as the house, remember the old coal stove country’s first pizzeria, had a coal- in their kitchens. It gives them a fired oven. chance to reminisce a little bit. “It waned over the years with the “I’m really proud of the fact that I emergence of natural gas, but it was able to what I’ve done for a living seems to be seeing a re-emergence as in making delicious food with the ar- away to get back to the roots of pizza ea’s natural resource.” Pizzas cook in roughly four min- in America,” he said. Colarusso’s family has owned Café utes due to extreme oven tem- The ovens burn at over 1,000 de- Colarusso at 233 Bridge St. in Jessup peratures. grees and add a unique flavor to the for the last 34 years. The new restau- IF YOU GO pizza. Old Forge-style dough burns rant uses up to 125 pounds of coal at the incredible temperatures, so each day, all taken from local mines, WHAT: Colarusso’s Coal Fired Pizza trays of pizza common in the region he said. WHERE: 1126 Commerce Blvd., Dick- son City. are not available. The décor also honors the region’s

HOURS: Current hours are from 11 a.m. SPOR Pizzas can cook in less than four role in anthracite coal mining. Col- to 10 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, and 11 minutes due to the extreme temper- lages created using photos from the a.m. to 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Michael Colarusso, co-owner of atures. Colarusso said many patrons archives of the Lackawanna Histor- MORE INFO: (570) 489-2627 or visit Colarusso’s Coal Fired Pizza, will order a pie, complete their shop- ical Society and arranged by Stepha- www.colarussoscoalfiredpizza.com. speaks about the new Dickson ping at neighboring Marshalls or nie Bush dot the walls alongside City business. Target stores then return to pick it up high-definition televisions. the margherita pie with tomatoes, and extra virgin olive oil, roast them TS before heading home. The future bar is backed by a stone house-made mozzarella and basil in the oven and top it with caramel- “People like the different concept wall as workers toss tough in the san- and the black and blue pie with sir- ized onions,” Colarusso said. “It’s –something new, even though it’s gria-colored kitchen. An approval of loin steak, gorgonzola cheese and something that not many places – old,” he said. “So many people have aliquor license transfer is pending caramelized onions. none that I know of – do to prepare never heard of this or seen anything before the Pennsylvania Liquor Con- The restaurant also offers a unique their wings.” like it. At the same time, a lot of the trol Board. take on chicken wings. The menu also includes oven- older clientele, whether it was at Popular specialty pizzas include “We rub it with Italian seasonings baked sandwiches, soups and salads. SPORTS ARTS NEWS 20 GOLackawanna Sunday, April 10 ,2 01 1 Sunday, April 10,2011 GOLackawanna 21 ‘Arthur’ is best if served with a beer

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Star Tribune (Minneapolis) NE If you must see “Arthur,” choose a theater that serves alcohol. This fiasco is best viewed WS through beer goggles. Ateam of moviemakers takes Attention millions of dollars, a classic comedy and a sheet of tracing paper and produces a travesty. & % #( #"' & ! They had the blueprint for a great movie in the 1981 Dudley Moore-John Gielgud “Arthur.” Sublime performances. Wicked jokes. The soulful relationship between the rich, spoiled drunk and his sarcastic guardian. The COURTESY PHOTO whole algorithm was there. Russell Brand stars in the Their job was just to faithfully remake of ’Arthur.’ reproduce it. And they couldn’t. REVIEW The design flaw is clear: Rus- sell Brand doesn’t have much What: “Arthur” talent for vulnerability. As Ar- Starring: Russell Brand, Jennifer $ thur Bach, perpetually sozzled Garner, Greta Gerwig and Helen heir of a dragon-lady business- Mirren Directed by: Jason Winer

25,000 AR woman, he is presented as a Running time: 100 minutes poor little rich boy using booze Rated: PG-13 for alcohol use as a shield. Brand is best when throughout, sexual content, he’s obnoxious. Here he makes language and some drug refer- TS upper-class twit life look like a ences. ★ drag. He has a fleet of cars but no one except a dim-witted butler that the role is so gauzy a projec- to cruise with. He has many $ "! & $ & " tion of masculine fantasies that hookers but no loves. When the character is utterly lacking Mom tries to force him into a fi- in energy and depth. ' #"' & $ ' nancially advantageous mar- Will he choose his inheritance riage with a construction heir- or love? Will he renounce drink? ess (a shrewish Jennifer Gar- Will the pain never end? ner), he rebels by falling for a Helen Mirren, slumming it as ditsy tour guide. Indie movie Arthur’s nanny, is the only pussycat Greta Gerwig plays the bright spot. If there was an tender, salt-of-the-earth Queens award for graceful acting in a di- girl who could be Arthur’s salva- saster, she could clear a space on tion. She’s not bad, considering her shelf right now. TABLE TALK " &! " '!" hen baking cookies, always ' !#"

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DAVID GERMAIN REVIEW bawdiness in Chaucer and other The movie chokes on its own “You smell like the underside of AP Movie Writer medieval literature, but vulgari- dreary discourtesies. asheep’s scrotum.” The knights-errant — strong What: “Your Highness” ty seems the main intent here. Here’s one of the milder ones: Oh, you knaves and jesters. Starring: Danny McBride, James emphasis on the errant — be- Franco, Natalie Portman and hind the adventure comedy Zooey Deschanel “Your Highness” spend more Directed by: David Gordon Green time wallowing in medieval filth Rated: R for strong crude and WS than weaving clever laughs and sexual content, pervasive lan- engaging action. guage, nudity, violence and some drug use NE Reuniting key players from Running time: 102 minutes “Pineapple Express” — James ★★ Franco, Danny McBride, director David Gordon Green — this plays like a Middle Ages role- ace loser. playing fantasy dreamed up by Older brother Fabious (Fran- the giggly stoners of that earlier co) is heir to the throne and the comedy. kingdom’s golden boy, newly re- Co-writer McBride and col- turned from a heroic quest with laborators apparently set out on ravishing bride-to-be Belladon- aquest to ram as much coarse na (Deschanel) in tow. language and as many adoles- After sorcerer Leezar (Justin cent sexual gags into a movie as Theroux) abducts Belladonna possible, maybe to cover the fact as part of his scheme to gain un- that the movie contains little stoppable powers, Thadeous else. must reluctantly accompany his Ahealthy dose of modern frat- brother to fetch her back. boy crudeness might have been On the road, they team with refreshing in this story of two the mysterious Isabel (Port- princes out to rescue a damsel man), a lethal warrior with her from an evil wizard. Sort of “The own grudge against Leezar. Princess Bride” as retold in color- Despite the colorful cos- ful sailor’s vernacular. tumes, mythological beasties TS The vulgar language loses all and salty language, “Your High- force by incessant repetition, ness” is a tired tale whose scat-

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AP PHOTO WS Saoirse Ronan stars as a young assassin on a mission in ‘Hanna.’ AR TS

CHRISTY LEMIRE Saoirse Ronan, nominated for a REVIEW Marissa Wiegler, played by Cate AP Movie Critic supporting-actress Oscar for her Blanchett in a coldly devious way portrayal of a sneaky little girl in What: “Hanna” that’s fun to watch. Blanchett is all Starring: Saoirse Ronan, Eric Bana, anna” is the bad-ass “Atonement,” reteams with Cate Blanchett honeyed menace as a ruthless girl-power movie Wright in a role that could not be Directed by: Joe Wright Texan who can turn on the charm “H more different or more challeng- Rated: PG-13 for intense violence when she has to. She’s looking for “Sucker Punch” ing. She stars as the title character, and action, some sexual material Hanna herself — and has a vested wanted to be — or should have want- ablond-haired, blue-eyed, 16-year- and language interest in keeping her alive. old killing machine. Running time: 114 minutes ★★★ But before they can meet up, ed to be — and the thriller that Ange- Hanna lives with her father, Erik Hanna must travel through Mo- (Eric Bana), in a rustic cabin in a rocco and Spain and finally to Ger- SPOR lina Jolie’s “Salt” was only at times. tery. remote forest just below the Arctic many. That she does this alone, Turns out her father’s a former Director Joe Wright keeps this sto- Circle. Blanketed in snow and and with no money, is a fact you CIA man, and the two have lived ry of revenge and survival moving in bathed in bleak, wintry sunlight, will have to suspend disbelief to the place has the magical and in isolation most of her life. Once accept. She responds with fasci- stylish, pulsating fashion. And of he leaves her with plans to reunite frightening feel of something nation and fear to the normal ele- TS course he has one long, breathtaking you’d see in a fairy tale. with her in Berlin, she must em- ments of daily life, and watching tracking shot, which has become a Erik teaches Hanna to hunt, fight bark on the journey that is her des- her open up is satisfying. Ronan’s and speak in various languages. tiny. She’s captured by govern- face can be placid or flash with signature for the director of such Their hand-to-hand combat scenes ment agents who think she’s a shy emotion, and because she’s so films as 2007’s “Atonement.” But at are quick, intense, visceral — until and sheltered little girl. Then she centered and confident, it helps annihilates everyone in her path. its core, this is actually a coming-of- one day she tells him, “I’m ready.” make some of the more implausib- But who she is and what he’s train- Her purpose is to track down le parts of “Hanna” more accept- age drama, with great performances. ing her for are a tantalizing mys- veteran intelligence operative able. 24 GOLackawanna Sunday, April 10,2011 FINE dining

The Scranton Cultural Center

WS hosted “An Evening of Fine Food and Wine” on Sunday, April 3. The event is the single largest annual fundrais- NE er for the historic venue, and Sun- day’s event featured food from State Street Grill, Rustic Kitchen, Coopers Seafood House and more.

JASON RIEDMILLER PHOTOS 1. Pat and John Atkins from Pat- sel’s. 2. Pat and Corissa Meehan, of Scranton. 3. Francis Gruber, of Hawley, and Jean Gruber, of Scranton. 4. Chefs Ryan Janesko, Michael Bodner and Rosallano Quintero of Patsel’s 5. Stan Murphy of Carmen’s at the Radisson. 6. Tom Holton of The Wine Mer- chant. TS AR

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The Abington Business and Profes- sionals Association hosted “Men in Black with Pink” on April 7 as a fundraiser for the association and the equine ther- apy organization Marley’s Mission.

1. ABPA Board Members Colleen AR Shimko and Kristie Grier Ceruti, and Jenna Angradi, volunteer. TS 2. Sheryl Murphy and Phoebe Keating-Wilson. 3. WNEP personalities Julie Sidoni and Trish Hartman. 4. Rosemary Nye, ABPA president and Happenings Magazine account representative; Dan Santaniello, president of Fidelity Bank; and April Loposky, founder and director of Marley’s Mission. 5. Darlene and Andy Skrip. 6. Assistant District Attorney Gene Talerico. 7. Steven Russell, of Chapman Lake, and State Rep. Sid Michaels Kavulich. alot’ at Scranton Cultural Center SPOR TS

Madeline, Lisa, Sarah, Bill and Emma Padner. Paula and Paul Kobierecki, Dickson City. John Garry as Not Dead Fred and Adam Grabau as Lancelot. SPORTS ARTS NEWS 26 GOLackawanna By Fo S most diamond. pla the pion sion top bo r Sc The TO ys Go ye sa of ra ’ 1s M rs Lack while bask impr me nton RO Knights the . tanding cr sports just aw BINSON anton this etball essiv Lack anna is We completed spring season s. the and e st aw teams and gr anna Sc defending oup In ra on We va in nton bat Leag der of the st which tled a re s Sc base ue has ma turning ra winter cham- at their Divi- nton y ball the the do LA Da making leag er fie combination fie none coach pitcher last who AAAA Se CKA “J Jo Ky “W eB ld, lder the y oe ue’ e starting ye le ar e’ AS of pitched Ja . Knights McCarthy re champions. s ar e -o Bo is He EB him which mie top WA . also riented pr oth, mor No ALL, wa obably the Hig offensiv pitcher w, defending that NNA s in e a pitched ha Pa also most gins re we offense ve one ge has this turning could “W . one . the 27 e ha sa ex e ga the pla LEA in id ve had ye perienced team’ District me -o of mak of va ye ar riented eight po starter ,” rs the thr the r a we GUE ity e s as ye ee Sc Opening Knights, him r/speed .” pr 2 an ponies, ar ra hor in emier pitch- Class nton than ag out- the the ses BA o, SEB during AB TO P: OV ALL Scr E: Tu Sc an esd ra to ay nt n’ s ’s on Joe game Pr ep McC JA . ’s SON Mik ar RIEDMILLER th e y McDonald deliv PHO er s TO fo S hit / r FO the s R a GO RBI Knights. Sunday, LA CKA single WA NNA April 10 ,2 01 1 Sunday, April 10,2011 GOLackawanna 27

Mike Umerich and catcher Kranick in the starting lineup Matt Badamo. and third/first baseman Colin Penguins have chance Third baseman Billy Nelson Ferguson coming off the bench. BASEBALL leads the way at North Pocono. Ferguson could join the start- The Trojans finished in a ing lineup later this season. Continued from page 26 three-way tie for third at 8-6 last Dunmore, Old Forge and Riv- for special AHL double players in this half of the state,” season, along with Honesdale erside appear to be the top Higgins said. and Delaware Valley. threats. The double play combina- Joe Ross has taken over as Villanova recruit B.J. Bochic- NE The Wilkes- tion of D.J. Navoczynski and head coach at Scranton Prep. chio, a shortstop at Riverside, Wallenpaupack rounds out could be the division’s best all- Barre/Scran- KEEPING SCORE Tim Fisch also returns. Fisch WS was the starting point guard on the division. around player. ton Penguins Dunmore’s Kyle Giumento, will hold one TOM ROBINSON the Knights’ championship DIVISION 2 basketball team. Old Forge’s Tony Goodall and of their big- Lakeland’s Eric Grabowski give Scranton (12-2) was the only Valley View is using young gest regular- and Eric Tangradi, three of their their teams strong pitching. team in the division with fewer players in several top spots but season cele- top four scorers during the regu- returns two-thirds of a pitching Goodall threw a no-hitter in a than five losses a year ago. brations ever this afternoon lar season in terms of points per combination that helped the 1-0 victory over Lackawanna West Scranton is trying to when they close out their 80- game. Johnson and Tangradi are team go unbeaten while win- Trail in last season’s District 2 jump from sixth place to title game American Hockey League not on the postseason roster. Jef- ning the title last year. Class A championship game. contention. schedule with a 3:05 p.m. game frey is on the postseason roster, Cameron Damski helped Grabowski kept Lakeland in “We can’t let expectations af- against the Adirondack Phan- but like the other two, he is with pitch the team past Lakeland, the opener against the defend- toms at the Mohegan Sun Are- the Pittsburgh Penguins where fect what our roles are,” West 3-2, in the opener. He struck ing division champs. Scranton coach Paul McGloin na. he has been sidelined by an in- out 11 in 5 1/3 innings before Mid Valley, Holy Cross and said. Team and individual awards jury. Brandon Cholish fanned three Carbondale round out the divi- The Invaders sport a roster of from the league will be present- Jeffrey has not played since in 12/3. sion. 10 seniors and five juniors with ed in ceremonies prior to the March 25. “I feel that we can win the di- one sophomore and freshman. game. Brad Thiessen will re- Thiessen and a league-lead- vision,” Valley View coach Ja- DIVISION III Catcher Tom Richards and son Munley said. “We play very Pitcher Steve Miller and out- ceive the Baz Bastien Award as ing defensive unit remain intact, pitcher/right fielder Josh the AHL’s top goalie and John which along with an 11-3-0-1re- good defense and have two sol- fielder Matt Aten lead a large Schroeder have each accepted id pitchers.” group of returnees who make Hynes will receive the Louis cord in the last 15 games going ascholarship to play baseball A.R. Pieri Memorial Award as into Saturday night, gives the Junior middle infielder Brian Lackawannna Trail the favorite on the Division II level at Lalli and sophomore outfiel- in Division 3. Coach of the Year. The Penguins team hope. Bloomsburg University. der/second baseman Liam Cal- Defending champion Moun- will be presented trophies as And, the sweep of both titles Pitcher James Dunning has lejas also return. tain View remains a threat after AR East Division, Eastern Confer- is difficult, but not impossible. committed to play at Keystone First baseman/pitcher John going 12-2. ence and AHL overall regular- The Hershey Bears did it just College while center fielder Kranick and catcher/outfiel- Elk Lake and Blue Ridge, last season champions. ayear ago, following up 123 Drew Pirritano is headed to Di- der Matt Staback were part- year’s second-place team, could TS When the day is done, it will points in the regular-season vision II Clarion University. time starters a year ago when be the best of the rest. be time to start all over. with a 16-5 run through the Cal- Abington Heights, which fin- outfielder Chris Cicilioni also Western Wayne, Montrose, The Penguins will open the der Cup playoffs. ished second a year ago, still gained some experience. Susquehanna and Forest City Calder Cup playoffs at home Fri- One year earlier, the Manito- has two starters back from its The Cougars opened the sea- round out the division. The day and Saturday against either ba Moose made it to the finals 2009 state Class AAA cham- son with catcher Rob Nardelli Foresters were the league’s on- the Binghamton Senators or after tying the Milwaukee Admi- pionship team – shortstop and center fielder Connor ly winless team last season. Norfolk Admirals. rals for best regular-season re- The playoffs are often referred cord. to as the “second season” and The overall regular-season that is particularly true on the champion Providence Bruins minor-league level. won just one series in 2008 On lower and higher levels of when the East Division cham- sports, being the best in the reg- pion Penguins made it to the fi- ular season usually means a nals where they lost to Chicago. team can be considered the Hershey made it to the 2007 most likely to be the best in the finals as regular-season cham- postseason. pion. In the minors, where teams of- In 2006, the previous best sea- Luxury Townhomes, ten take to their championship son for the Penguins, the Grand hunts without some of the key Rapids Griffins and Portland Pi- Incredible Views! elements of their regular-season rates finished 1-2 and each went success, the two are truly sepa- out in the semifinals. The Pen- SPOR rate. guins were two points behind The Penguins know what it is Grand Rapids but won just one 1,350-2,300 sq. ft. like to be the best team in the playoff series. Immediate Occupancy AHL in the regular season as After failing to win a division they try to become a Calder Cup title in their first six seasons, the Maintenance-Free Lifestyle TS champion for the first time. Penguins have three in the last Winning both regular-season six. The team has also been to Minutes to PA Turnpike and I-81 and playoff titles in the minor the Calder Cup finals in 2001, Planned Amenities—Pool & Clubhouse leagues is about as difficult as re- 2004 and 2008. Models Open Daily peating a championship from If they can find away to have Directions: From I-81 South take the Pittston Exit to Contact: Susan Parrick, one season to the next on most the first Calder Cup following Route 315 South. 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150 Special Notices 406 ATVs/Dune 409 Autos under 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale Buggies $5000 SINGLE WHITE MALE - late 50’s - CHEVROLET 06 CHRYSLER `02 would like to meet SUZUKI`07 female for friendship CORVETTE PT CRUISER 100 - movies, walks, etc. 5’8”. 200 lbs. KING QUAD Inferno Red, flame ANNOUNCEMENTS CONVERTIBLE design. Chrome Please respond to: 4x4, automatic, BMW `07 Silver beauty, 1 216 Wyoming Ave wheels. 47,000 620 miles. $3,200. CHRYSLER `97 Black with black Owner, Museum P.O. Box #289 miles, one owner. (570) 592-8514 interior. Heated quality. 4,900 110 Lost Scranton, PA 18503 Looks and runs seats. Back up & miles, 6 speed. All 406 ATVs/Dune SEBRING great. New inspec- LOST: German Short Shopping for a Convertible. Gold navigation possible options tion. $5,800 Haired Pointer. Buggies with newly installed systems. New including Naviga- Call (570) 472-1854 new apartment? tion, Power top. White with Brown navy top/rear win- tires. Sunroof. New, paid $62,000 Spots. Answers to Classified lets dow. 124,000 city Garage kept. QUARTER MIDGET Many extras! Must sell $45,900 FORD `04 MUSTANG Duke. Bear Creek miles. As is. Asking you compare costs - 46,000 Miles 570-299-9370 Mach I, 40th Twp. 570-472-3336 $2,600. Negotiable. ANNIVERSARY EDITION RACE CAR 570-822-2776 or Asking $19,500. or 570-574-9167 without hassle 570-825-8888 or V8, Auto, 1,200 76 inch Bull Rider, 570 709-9404 626-297-0155 To place your miles, all options, Honda 120 motor, or worry! Leave Message 150 Special Notices Call Anytime! show room condi- Kirkey seat, Get moving ad call...829-7130 tion. Call for info. new brake system, 412 Autos for Sale Asking $24,995 ADOPT: Adoring A-Main feature wins with classified! CHEVROLET Serious inquiries Mom, Dad, Big 310 Attorney Asphalt/Dirt, To place your only. 570-636-3151 Brother would like Many Extras, 409 Autos under BMW `93 325 IC Value $6,000, 2010 CAMARO to share a lifetime Services $5000 Convertible, V-6 Victory Red, FORD `07 MUSTANG of hugs & kisses Sell for $2,999 Metallic Green ad call...829-7130 Call (570) 954-2749 black interior, 63,000 highway in our loving home ATTORNEY GREG MORAN Exterior & Tan all bells and miles, silver, runs with a newborn. Interior, 5Speed CADILLAC 06 STS whistles. great, $11,500. Please Call Criminal Defense, Transmission, CHRYSLER `94 AWD, 6 cylinder, Sil- $25,000 negotiable. Lynda & Dennis PFA Violations To place your Heated Seats. 2nd ver, 52,600 miles, 570-706-6489 570-479-2482 888-688-1422 Reasonable prices. CONCORDE Owner, 66k Miles. Call for a free Excellent Condition, sunroof, heated Expenses Paid White with consultation. ad call...829-7130 Garage Kept, seats, Bose sound FORD `07 leather interior. CHRYSLER 06 (570) 239-7340. Excellent Gas system, 6 CD Infiniti sound Mileage. Carfax changer, satellite Bankruptcy $595 SUZUKI 00 system. 300C HEMI MUSTANG GT available. Price radio, Onstar, park- Guaranteed Low Fees 151k miles. Light green, 18,000 Premium package, reduced $7,995 ing assist, remote www.BkyLaw.net REDUCED! miles, loaded, silver, black leather QUAD MASTER or trade for SUV or keyless entry, elec- Atty Kurlancheek $1,300 leather, wood trim, interior, 5 speed 4x4, auto, 520 other. Beautiful / tronic keyless igni- 825-5252 W-B or best offer. $24,000. manual. 20,000 miles, winch, heat- Fun Car. tion, & more! ADOPTING ANEWBORN 570-283-8202 570-222-4960 miles. $18,900 ed grips. $4,650. 570-388-6669 $17,600 is our greatest wish. 570-239-2877 570-881-2775 leave message (570) 868-3832 Abundance of love, FREE CONSULTATION secure life of family for all legal matters awaits. Attorney Ron Wilson Annie & Mike 570-822-2345 1-800-606-5589. Expenses Paid. Shopping for a new apartment? Classified lets you compare costs -

ADOPTION without hassle A loving married or worry! teacher couple with so much to Get moving offer would love to adopt your with classified! newborn. We can provide a 380 Travel lifetime of happi- ness, security YANKEES TRIP & educational TO CINCINNATI opportunities. June 20, 21 and 22 Expenses paid. (Monday, Tuesday, Nancy/Kevin Wednesday) 1-866-254-3529 Catch the Yankees www.nancykevin take on the Reds at 2adopt.com The Great American Ballpark in Cincin- nati, Ohio Trip Includes: *Round trip bus PAYING $500 transportation MINIMUM *Beer, soda & food DRIVEN IN on the bus Full size 4 wheel *Great box level drive trucks seats to two games ALSO PAYING TOP $$$ (Mon & Tues night) *Hotel accommoda- for heavy equip- tions at the Millenni- ment, backhoes, um Hotel. Just three dump trucks, blocks from stadium bull dozers and walking dis- HAPPY TRAILS tance from Cincin- TRUCK SALES nati Zoo and other 570-760-2035 downtown attrac- 542-2277 tions 6am to 8pm Price: $350 Call 570-287-9701 for more info. PAGE 38 GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011

412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 415 Autos-Antique 421 Boats & 439 Motorcycles 451 Trucks/ & Classic Marinas SUVs/Vans Rare, Exclusive PONTIAC 69 FIREBIRD 400 YAMAHA `04 V-STAR Opportunity To SCION 08 TC LINCOLN `88 1100 Custom. 5800 CONVERTIBLE Low mileage, SALTCREEK SKIF miles, light bar, Own... Blue/white top & 42,000 miles, 4 14’ fiberglass fish- cobra exhaust, white interior. speed, front wheel TOWN CAR ing boat, tri-hull windshield, many FORD `10 FUSION SE Recent document- drive, 2 door, anti- 61,000 original (very stable), 25 HP extras, must sell. ed frame-off miles, garage kept, Tahatsu outboard, Silver/grey, grey lock brakes, air con- $5,995. Call 26 FORD restoration. Over triple black, leather Full Galvanized interior. Automatic, ditioning, air bags, 570-301-3433 $31,000 invested. interior, carriage Trailer. Perfect Con- ACURA`08 RDX AWD, Moonroof/ power locks, power MODELT will sell $21,500. roof, factory wire dition. Built in fuel Good Condition. spoiler package. windows, power YAMAHA `97 VIRAGO 53,000 miles. Panel Delivery 570-335-3127 mirrors, cruise con- wheels, loaded, tank. All new in ‘01. 15,000 miles. 750cc. 8,000 miles, AWD, Full Power, 100 point trol, AM/FM radio, excellent condition. $2,500 Remainer of saddlebags, wind- AM/FM, CD Concours quality CD player, Mp3 $5,500. Call 570-256-7311 extended warranty. shield, back rest, Changer, Blue restoration. Red player, keyless Mike 570-237-7660 Sirius radio, 6 CD Black & Pearl, Tooth, XM Radio, with black fend- To place your entry, sun/moon 427 Commercial changer. Garage Excellent Condition. Leather Interior ers. Never Driven. roof, rear defroster, kept. Asking MAZDA `88 RX-7 Must See. Asking & Sunroof 0 miles on tinted windows. Trucks & $17,000 or best CONVERTIBLE $2,499. Call after 4. $22,000 restoration. $14,200. Equipment offer. Call RARE! 1 owner, garage 570-823-9376 (570) 814-8398 (570) 823-8403 ad call...829-7130 (570) 443-7522 Call Call after 9:30 a.m. kept, 65k original $40,000 before 9:30 p.m. $38,000 miles, black with CHEVROLET 89 FORD `92 MUSTANG $36,500 PORSCHE `02 BOXSTER grey leather interior, C70. 24’ box. Lift YAMAHA` 08 R1 TOYOTA`93 MR2 all original & never gate, many new Convertible, BUICK `05 S T-top, 5 speed. seen snow. $8,900. parts. $1,900. BEAUTIFUL BIKE 55,000 original Call 570-237-5119 Great convertible, AM/FM/CD, AC, (570)675-7546 Perfect condition. miles 5.0 auto, 2002 BMW 745i black top, 6 speed RENDEZVOUS CX some engine power antenna. 3700 miles, new The Flagship of manual transmis- AWD, Fully upgrades. Garaged rear tire, undertail the Fleet sion, carbon fiber New tires. No rust. CHEVY 08 3500 loaded, 1 owner, showcar. $8200 OLDSMOBILE `68 kit, cover. Price New - $87,000 dash, leather interi- Great condition. 18,000 miles. 6 (570) 283-8235 negotiable $7,800 Midnight Emerald or, front &rear $5,000 HD DUMP TRUCK 570-852-9072 cylinder. New with beige leather trunk, fast & agile. (570) 708-0269 DELMONT 2WD, automatic. inspection, tires interior. 61K miles. $18,000 or best after 6:00PM DRASTICALLY Only 12,000 miles. & brakes. Like To place your Mint condition. offer. Call REDUCED!! Vehicle in like YAMAHA` 09 VSTAR new, inside & out. Loaded. Garage 570-262-2478 This model only new condition. $16,900. Call Kept. Navigation Volkswagen 03 produced in 1967 $21,900. (570) 540-0975 Stunning, 412 Autos for Sale & 1968. All 570-288-4322 650 CLASSIC ad call...829-7130 Must Sell! GTI original 45,000 Like New. $20,000 miles, Color Less than 1000 HYUNDAI `04 $18,600 moonroof, 5 speed, Burgundy, cloth FORD 99 E350 CHEVR0LET`02 NISSAN `08 ALTIMA loaded,$9750 & vinyl interior, miles. White and Low mileage, excellent condition, 350 rocket chrome. Garage TIBURON GT 18000 miles, auto- 570-578-2149 engine, 2nd BUCKET VAN kept. $6,300 EXPRESS Blue, 5 speed 1993 CADILLAC matic, front wheel Triton V8. 2 speed owner. Fender (570) 817-8127 CONVERSION manual, CD, Air, drive, 4 door, anti- 415 Autos-Antique skirts, always boom; 92,000miles; factory alarm, ALANTE lock brakes, air $9999 or best price. VAN & Classic garaged. Trophy power windows & 2 Door conditioning, air winner at shows. Great condition. Call Loaded. Low locks. 38K. Convertible bags, power locks, Serious inquiries 570-675-3384 or To place your miles. Excellent $7,500 negotiable. Exquisite Candy power windows, CADILLAC `80 only, $7,500. 570574-7002 condition. Call 570-540-6236 Apple Red black power mirrors, 570-690-0727 $18,900 soft top. 13,000 power seats, all 439 Motorcycles 570-674-3901 MAZDA `04 3 original miles. All power, cruise con- COUPE DEVILLE ad call...829-7130 available options, trol, GPS/naviga- Excellent condition, PONTIAC 84 Hatchback, 92,000 including gold tion system, $3,000 located in HARLEYDAVIDSON CHEVROLET `05 miles. Excellent alloy wheels. AM/FM radio, CD Hazleton. 442 RVs & Campers condition. auto, TRANS AM Garage Kept. 1 changer, Mp3 play- 570-454-1945 or TRAILBLAZER LT sunroof, premium owner. Final er, keyless entry, 561-573-4114 15TH ANNIVERSARY ` 06 SOFTTAIL FLAGSTAFF `08 sound and alloy Model Year. leather interior, EDITION. Black/Grey. 18,000 wheels. $8,300 Gorgeous sun/moon roof, CHEVROLET `68 C10 1 of 600 made, all CLASSIC miles. Well (570) 864-2337 Automobile! rear defroster, new available options, NIGHTTRAIN equipped. Includes New 350 motor and Super Lite Fifth $31,000 floor mats, Winter 63K miles, V8, auto. Dark gray metallic, On-Star, tow pack- new transmission. Wheel. LCD/DVD $29,900 Frost pearl paint, T-roof, $7,995. new rr tire & age, roof rack, REDUCED TO flat screen TV, fire- MAZDA `04 RX-8 $27,900 heated seats, side Call 570-817-2577 brakes, many running boards, $5,000 FIRM place, heated mat- Hunter Green, mirror defroster, extras. $10,900 remote starter, (570) 906-1771 tress, ceiling fan, 80,000 miles. backup camera, (570) 592-4982 extended warranty. From an Exotic, STUDEBAKER 31 Hide-a-Bed sofa, New brakes & auto rear view mir- $16,000 Rumble seat, coupe outside speakers & rotors. New Private Collection ror dimmer, Blue- (570) 825-7251 CHEVY`66 BEL AIR Good condition. HARLEY DAVIDSON `01 grill, 2 sliders, alignment. Two tooth, phone, nav., 2 door post car, in MERCEDES-BENZ `95 Call for details Road King 19,000 aluminum wheels, new rear tires. & radio controls good condition for (570) 881-7545 miles, new tires, lots water purifier, CHEVROLET `06 No accidents. on steering wheel, age. Serious PRICE REDUCED 4.5 years remain- of extra chrome. awning, microwave SL 500 inquiries only, call oven, tinted safety SILVERADO 1500 $8,000 or best ing on 7 year Like New. $12,900. Convertible, with for details. $8,500 TANK 07 VISION glass windows, 4X4 pickup, extend- offer. For more 100,000 miles Nis- Call 570-639-1989 removable hard or best offer. Call 2007 Tank Motor raised panel fridge ed cab, 6 1/2 ft. information, call san bumper to or 570-760-1023 top, dark Blue, Steve at Sports Vision Motor- & many acces- box, automatic. (570) 332-4213 camel interior, bumper Premium 570-407-0531 cycle. 250 cc, Warranty included, sories & options. Pewter. 48,000 Summer Driving Brand new. 0 miles. HONDA Excellent condition, miles. Excellent Only, Garage Kept. EXCELLENT CON- $2,400. For more 2004 CRF 100. DITION Altima $22,500. condition. $17,000 MERCEDES-BENZ `01 Very Good To place your information call Tom Excellent condition. 570-868-6986 Negotiable HYBRID 35city/33 Condition, No at 570-825-2114 $1500 or best offer. (570) 954-7461 Accidents. Classy highway mpg. 570-498-7702 C-240 Car. Price $18,900. ad call...829-7130 SUNLINE `06 SOLARIS Loaded, automatic, Reduced! 570-371-9001 421 Boats & Travel Trailer. 29’, CHEVROLET `07 AC, heated leather $13,995 Call after 5:00 p.m. Marinas KAWASAKI 06 mint condition, 1 seats, 4 door. or trade for CORVETTES Vulcan Classic slide out a/c-heat. $4,700 TRAILBLAZER LS SUV or other. 1500 Stove, microwave, Call 570-388-6535 570-388-6669 WANTED fridge, shower Perfect condition, SALEEN `02 Black and chrome. 17,000 miles. 1953-1972 CUSTOM Fuel injected. 21” inside &out. Many Asking $20,000 Any Condition! more extras. MERCEDES-BENZ `05 SE 281 windshield. Pas- 570-332-3681 Courteous, Fast Reduced. $15,500. Convertible, silver senger backrest. Professional Buyer. Call 570-842-6735 240C on black, garage CREST 15 Floor boards. Licensed & Bonded To place your 4Matic, V6 - Gray, kept, Production Remainder of war- corvettebuyer.com Fiberglass 77K highway miles, #351. 14,500 ranty. Expires SUNLITE CAMPER 1-800-850-3656 ad call...829-7130 Excellent condition, MUSTANG 02 miles. Asking boat with Feb., 2012. Kept in 22 ft. 3 rear bunks, dealer serviced. Sun $23,500, trailer. Out- heated garage! center bathroom, Never damaged. CHEVROLET `09 roof, heated seats. Serious inquiries FORD `52 board propul- kitchen, sofa bed. $15,500. Call GT CONVERTIBLE only! 7,000 miles. Great Air, Fully self con- 570-288-3916 Red with black top. 570-477-3600 sion. Includes: condition! $6,800 tained. Sleeps 6. 6,500 miles. One COUNTRYSEDAN 570-574-9217 New tires, fridge EQUINOX LS 2 motors Low mileage, 15000 Owner. Excellent CUSTOM LINE Erinmade, awning. $4500. MERCEDES-BENZ `73 Condition. $18,500 STATION WAGON 215-322-9845 miles, automatic, 570-760-5833 TOYOTA`06 V8, automatic, “Lark II series” SUZUKI `07 C50T all-wheel drive, 4 8 passenger, PRICE door, anti-lock 450SL TRAVEL TRAILER 33 ft brakes, air condi- To place your AVALON 3rd seat, good REDUCED! Convertible with condition, 2nd CRUISER Rear queen master tioning, air bags, removable hard top, New tires, new $2,400 bedroom, Walk power locks, power ad call...829-7130 brakes, Inspected owner. $9,500. power windows, AM 570-579-3517 NEGOTIABLE thru bathroom. windows, power /FM radio with cas- March 4, AC, EXCELLENT Center kitchen + mirrors, cruise con- sette player, CD NISSAN `06 SENTRA AVPS, Fully 570-417-3940 dinette bed. Front trol, AM/FM radio, player, automatic, 4 1.8 S, Special loaded, 18,000 FORD `66 extra large living cassette player, CD mile bumper to CONDITION new tires. Cham- Edition, Power Mustang Coupe. SEA NYMPH 94 room + sofa bed. player, keyless pagne exterior; Ital- steering, brakes, bumper warranty. Pearl white, pony Windshield, Bags, Big View windows. entry, rear de- 19’, 4.0 Outboard ian red leather inte- windows & locks. 90,000 miles. interior. Pristine Floorboards,V&H Air, awning, sleeps froster, rear wind- motor, good condi- rior inside. Garage 6 CD changer. $12,900. condition. 26K Pipes, White 6, very clean, will shield wiper, tinted tion. $6,000 or best kept, excellent con- Excellent condition, (570) 881-3712 miles. $17,000 or walls,Garage Kept. deliver. Located in windows. $17,500. offer. Call dition. $31,000. Call 43K. $12,500. best offer. 6K Miles $5,500 Benton, Pa. $4,900. (570) 954-9333 570-722-4077 825-6272 570-881-6897 (570) 817-6768 (570) 430-0357 215-694-7497 Call after 9:00 a.m. GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011PAGE 39 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 468 Auto Parts 468 Auto Parts SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans CHEVY`05 EQUINOX FORD `99 E250 HONDA `10 TRUCKS FOR SALE Selling LT (premium pack- Wheelchair Van Ford, GMC, age), 3.4L, 47,000 78,250 miles. Fully International-Prices BUYING JUNK VEHICLES miles. All wheel serviced, new bat- ODYSSEY starting at $2,295. drive, power moon- tery, tires &rods. Special Edition. Box Truck, Cab & roof, windows, locks Seats 6 or 3 wheel- Chassis available. your Maroon, Fully $300 and Up &seats. Leather chairs. Braun Millen- Call U-haul interior, 6 cd chang- loaded. Leather nium lift with seats. TV/DVD, 570-822-5536 er, rear folding remote. Walk up $125 extra if driven, seats, keyless entry, navigation, sun door. Front & rear roof plus many onstar, roof rack, A/C. Power locks & Shopping for a ride? other extras. pulled or pushed in. running boards, windows. Excellent garage kept. 3rd seat. Only condition. $9,500. 1,900 Miles. new apartment? $14,750. 570-237-6375 We’ll run your ad in the NOBODY Pays More 570-362-1910 Brand New. Asking $37,000 Classified lets classified section until your 570-760-2035 CHEVY`94 GLADIATOR HONDA `03 (570) 328-0850 Monday thru Saturday 6 am-9 pm Custom Van. 67K you compare costs - vehicle is sold. Sunday 8 am - 68 pm miles. Interior has oak wood trim, car- ODYSSEY To place your peting, storage High mileage, without hassle 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ areas, TV, rear seat 140000 miles, ad call...829-7130 convertible to dou- automatic, front or worry! Transportation Transportation ble bed, curtains. wheel drive, 4 Seats 7. Power win- door, anti-lock brakes, air condi- SUZUKI `07 XL-7 Get moving dows & seats. Cus- 56,000 miles, tom lighting on ceil- tioning, air bags, power locks, automatic, ing. New exhaust all-wheel drive, with classified! system. New rear power windows, power mirrors, 4 door, air condi- tires. Recently tioning, all power, 457 Wanted to Buy inspected. Excellent AM/FM radio, CD Drive with the best of the best! player, rear CD player, leather Auto condition. $4,800. interior, tinted Come join our great family of Drivers Call 570-655-0530 defroster, rear windshield wiper, windows, custom Call 829-7130 to place your ad. $5,990 wheels, $13,000 CHEVY`94 GLADIATOR (570) 606-4198 Call 570-829-8753 Custom Van. 67K Before 5:00 p.m. miles. Interior has ONONLLYYOONNE LLEEAADDER. oak wood trim, car- HUMMER 05 H2 peting, storage Yellow with black SUZUKI `09 Tired of sorting through ads the acts that areas, TV, rear seat leather interior. HIGHEST convertible to dou- promise home weekly runs or sorry no Front &rear heated GRAND VITARA ble bed, curtains. seats. Many chrome Luxury 4x4. 166 timesleader.com local runs available? If what you really Seats 7. Power win- accessories. $28,500 horsepower 4 cylin- $ PRICE PAID $ want is to be home daily, look no further. dows & seats. Cus- or best offer. Call der, 4 mode full time tom lighting on ceil- (570) 788-9826 or 4 wheel drive. 1,269 FOR JUNK ing. New exhaust (570) 956-8547 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business miles. 4 wheel anti VEHICLES Drivers Qualifications system. New rear Leave Message lock disc brakes. Development Development Class A CDL ability to obtain tank and hazmat tires. Recently Leather, heated PICKED UP 2 years recent verifiable tractor-trailer experience. inspected. Excellent INTERNATIONAL 95 seats. Power seats, 570-876-1010 Safe driving record. condition. $4,800. mirrors, locks & Call 570-655-0530 DUMP TRUCK sunroof. 6 cd AUTOMOTIVE SALES Refurbished, rebuilt Advantages changer with 8 engine, transmis- speakers. Cruise & CONSULTANTS Home Daily. Competitive pay package. Excel- sion replaced. tilt. Smart pass key- DODGE `10 Rear-end removed lent benefit packages. Training on safe driving less entry start. Valley Chevrolet is seeking and product handling. New and well maintained and relubed. Brand $19,000. Call equipment, uniforms, and more! GRAND CARAVAN new 10’ dump. PA 570-401-3714 individuals who are self-starters, Only 17k miles. state inspected. Fully loaded. $12,900/best offer. 460 team-oriented and driven. Call Brian 972-740-8051 570-594-1496 Excellent condi- TRACTOR AUTOMOTIVE (No experience necessary) to learn how to get started. tion. Factory & extended war- JEEP`07 SERVICE We Offer: Apply on line @ www.thekag.com ranty. $17,995 TRAILERS (570) 690-2806 FREIGHTLINER DIRECTORY • Salary & Commission • Benefits WRANGLER X ’97 MIDROOF • 401k Plan • 5 Day Work Week 4x4, stick shift, soft 475 CAT & 10 top. Red exterior, speed transmission. 468 Auto Parts • Huge New & Used Inventory 554 Production/ 554 Production/ DODGE `94 well maintained, $12,000 Operations Operations Dakota with cap. garage kept. 11,500 Apply in person to: 1 owner, garage miles, one owner. FREIGHTLINER 570-301-3602 Blake Gagliardi, Sales Manager kept, very good AC, CD player, ’99 CONDO CALL US! Rick Merrick, Sales Manager condition. Many cruise control. 430 Detroit, Super extras including lift Tow package with 10 transmission. TO JUNK PRODUCTION & back seat. cargo carrier. Asking $15,000. 29 MPG gas. Excellent condition. YOUR CAR $4,800 $18,700 ‘ 88 FRUEHAUF 45’ BEST PRICES LKING... or best offer Call 570-822-9680 with sides. All (570) 868-0944 aluminum, spread IN THE AREA for FULL TIME work with axle. $6,500. CA$HONTHE $POT, 601 Kidder Street, Wilkes-Barre LEXUS `04 GX 470 Free Anytime great BENEFITS? FORD `01 LARIAT Black with dark 250 Super Duty 2 storage trailers. Pickup MACHINE OPERATORS needed for gray leather interior. 570-814-4790 570-301-3602 512 Business/ 512 Business/ with slide-in camper DVD player. Fully busy plastic manufacturing plant. new tires, 4 door, 8’ loaded. 92,000 Strategic Strategic bed. Soft and hard- 509 Building/ 509 Building/ $9.00/hr. to to start. miles. Excellent Management Management top for bed covers., condition. $19,000 Construction/ Construction/ 60-90 day evaluation with Good condition. (570) 675-4424 Skilled Trades Skilled Trades $ increase $ based on YOUR Sold together or separately $10,900 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR performance, attendance etc. (570) 639-5478 To place your 12 hour shifts on alternating 3 & 4 POSITIONS AVAILABLE: The Osterhout Free Library is seeking an Execu- day work weeks. Every other FORD `03 F150 tive Director to lead the overall operations and weekend a must. ad call...829-7130 LABORER, general labor, outdoor development of Osterhout Library system and its LARIAT work, and HEAVY EQUIPMENT Previous mfg. experience preferred. three branches. The incumbent will serve as the Contractor ready OPERATOR, excavator, bulldozer, off- Administrator of the Wilkes-Barre District Some heavy lifting. Promotion from with ladder rack & NISSAN `08 ROGUE SL. AWD, 1 owner, road dump truck, experience preferred. Library System and the Luzerne County Library within opportunities. tool box, 4x4 diesel, under 97K. Great no accidents. 4 Seeking responsible individuals for 40-50 System. Benefit Pkg. includes: Medical, condition, $17,000 door hatchback, 6 hours per week, 1 to 3 months duration, days, Dental, Vision, Life Ins., Vacation, or best offer. cylinder, roof rails, Qualifications include and MLS from an ALA 570-925-2845 dark gray, black nights, weekends possible. Must have current Holiday pay PLUS interior. Premium accredited program, and minimum of seven years 40-hour OSHA hazwoper certificate or 8-hour experience including four years in administrative Applicants may apply between: wheels, new tires, KIA `02 SEDONA brakes extra set of refresher certificate. Travel required, must capacity, and excellent communication skills. 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Mon – Fri. EX, Van, Sunroof. snows. Premium have valid PA drivers license and reliable AEP INDUSTRIES, INC. 61,000 miles. sound/Bose/blue- transportation. Competitive salary & benefit package. Loaded. Good tooth, XM radio. 20 Elmwood Avenue Forward resume & cover letterto condition. Intelligent key entry. Call 570-331-8191, Crestwood Industrial Park $5000 or best offer. Newly inspected Search Committee Mountaintop, PA 18707 570-606-7654 36,900 miles or send resume to fax 570-331-8194, 71 S. Franklin St. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 EOE We are a drug free workplace. $19,500 or email [email protected] No Phone Calls. EOE. (570) 371-7227 PAGE 40 GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011 506 Administrative/ 507 Banking/Real 527 Food Services/ 533 Installation/ 548 Medical/Health 708 Antiques & Clerical Estate/Mortgage Hospitality Maintenance/ Collectibles Professionals Repair PEDIATRIC/PRIVATE BOOK: Car Care, OFFICE MANAGER COOKS Banzai & Baseball Full Time position for VICE PRESIDENT Full & Part Time HORTICULTURIST DUTY RN MANAGER 100 Book. $10 each. local nonprofit. Mornings/nights/ Ideal RN will have at 600 570-825-2494 Excellent organiza- weekends. Experi- least 5 years expe- FINANCIAL DESK: lovely secre- tional skills, comput- ence preferred. POSITION rience in pediatric & OF OPERATIONS tary desk, glass er / bookkeeping Apply within The Glenmaura adult home health, doors above, hand with Quicken P & G Federal Cred- Ramada National Golf Club including waivers, 503 Accounting/ 610 Business painted drawers required. Send it Union is seeking a 20 Public Square seeks a qualified oasis & supervision below $300. Finance resume to: Vice President of Wilkes-Barre. individual to com- of staff. Opportunities 570-287-0820 Box 2495 Operations who is plete horticultural CareGivers America responsible for 570-585-4624. c/o Times Leader duties, outdoor MILLS BROS: 2 assisting the Credit FRONT DESK & Resumes to 15 N. Main Street landscape / hard- albums (4 records), COCCIA FORD Union CEO/Presi- rjacobs@caregivers COCCIA FORD Wilkes-Barre, PA scape projects, and 1 photo black/white dent in the overall america.com 18711 HOUSEKEEPING general mainte- framed autograph. management of the nance on the prop- Accepting applica- $100. LINCOLN credit union. This erty. Candidate for 551 Other 570-825-2494 position has direct tions online at position must be Due to a tremen- responsibility for the RedRoof.com or in hard working and FLORAL SHOP dous increase in administration and person at self-motivated. Full- NIGHT AUDITOR The only shop sales volume, supervision of front 1035 Highway 315. time, salaried posi- in the area! one of the area’s Over No Phone Calls end and branch tion with benefits. Part Time 1,300 sq/ft retail largest and Apply in person. &1,300 sq/ft activities within HOTEL Benefits include fastest growing established policies medical, vision, den- Knights Inn storage Collect Dealership and 47,000 310 Route 315 and guidelines. Par- BESTWESTERN tal, vacation days, Collision Center ticipate in the sick days, uniforms, Pittston, PA 18640 $63,000 has the following people cite the strategic planning EAST MOUNTAIN INN & 401K. Pre- 570-654-6020 Includes Cash. OPPORTUNITY and the develop- employment drug established sales, AVAILABLE The Times ment of credit union Hiring the following screening is 560 Quality all equipment, policies, procedures Full time position required. Applica- showcases, Not Assurance/Safety FINANCE AND Leader as their and goals. Develop, tions are available inventory & implement and at our maintenance memberships to FRONT OFFICE FTD, Tele-Floral & Dust. primary source maintain operational facility located near INSURANCE PERSON procedures to maxi- the corner of Glen- 1-800-FLOWERS. for shopping mize efficiency. Willing to train Must be detail SUPERVISOR maura National Oversee the devel- buyer. Owner oriented. information. Blvd. and Route opment and moni- Front desk experi- 502, Moosic. retiring after 25 Sell it in The AUTOMOTIVE toring of perform- ence preferred, but years in business. *2008 Pulse Research SAFETY COMPLIANCE EXPERIENCE ance standards. A will train. 542 Logistics/ Room for Times Leader REQUIRED minimum of five (5) potential growth. years senior man- Also hiring Part time Transportation OFFICER CALL 570-542-4520 Classified Excellent pay and agement experi- benefits including HOUSEKEEPERS OSHA 30 or equal Pictures available. section. ence with a financial qualifications. 401k plan. What institution required. DRIVER 100% pre-employ- Class A CDL driver Bachelor’s Degree BANQUET SERVERS ment drug testing. 630 Money To Loan Apply to: preferred. P & G needed. Must have Competitive wages. Greg Martin Do You Credit Union offers clean MVR; doubles Health, dental, “We can erase an outstanding ben- BUS PERSONS endorsement. 577 E. Main St., vision, and 401k. your bad credit - Part time. Dayshift. Wilkes-Barre, efit package. Visit 100% GUARAN- HaveTo Weekends. Call our website at P.M. 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Truck- starts with you and Attn: Kathy Stanziale experienced Bar- ing Co. is adding involves time and a VP of Human tenders, Waitstaff, both regional and conscious effort to OFFICE ASSISTANT Resources and Kitchen Help. local drivers to our pay your debts. Full time, P.O. Box 210 Apply in person Pottsville, PA termi- Learn about manag- Experienced Tunkhannock, PA 596 Mercer Ave. nal operation. Dri- GROCERYCLERKS ing credit and debt vers are home most Nationally known 18657 Kingston, PA Gerrity’s Supermar- at ftc. gov/credit. A nights throughout architectural prac- [email protected] 570-283-2050 kets is now hiring message from The the week. Drivers tice seeks a Full Time Grocery Times Leader and Call 829-7130 Equal Opportunity must have 2-3 Secretary/Recep- Clerks. Must be the FTC. to place an ad. Employer 533 Installation/ years of OTR expe- tionist/Office Assis- dependable and self rience, acceptable tant at its corporate Shopping for a Maintenance/ motivated. Experi- new apartment? MVR and pass a office in downtown Classified lets ence preferred. Repair criminal background Wilkes-Barre, PA to you compare costs - Apply at 801 ONNNLLLYYOONNENE LELEAADDEDERR. without hassle check. support profession- or worry! Wyoming Ave, Get moving The new pay pack- al and other admin- with classified! AUTOMOTIVE West Pittston or age offers: timesleader.com istrative staff in all Call 829-7130 www.gerritys.com day-to-day business 512 Business/ TECHNICIANS • .38 cpm for EOE activities. Friendly, to place your ad. qualified drivers 700 PLATES: Star Trek Strategic Full time. Day shift. • $1,500 sign on Shopping for a Plates-Original business casual Driver’s license and MERCHANDISE work environment, Management bonus new apartment? Series of 8 Plates, PA State Inspection • Paid vacations and from Capt Kirk, to excellent compen- required. Top start- Classified lets sation and benefits ONNNLLYLYOONNENE LELEAADDEDERR. holidays you compare costs - 702 Air Sulu. Plus large BUSINESS ACCOUNT ing salary, benefits, • Health/Dental/ Enterprise Plate package including and uniforms. without hassle Conditioners 401(k). More infor- Vision Insurance or worry! Showing Entire timesleader.com Call 570-237-6671 • 401K Plan Crew. All in original mation about the EXECUTIVE AIR CONDITIONER Get moving boxes. $100 practice and its Aggressive and Shopping for a Contact Gary Potter $40 with classified! (570)474-5159 work on experienced Busi- new apartment? at 570-544-3140 570-740-1246 www.bcj.com. Classified lets Ext 156 or visit us ness Account Exec- you compare costs - TRUCKS. Hess Col- Applicants should at 1298 Keystone 573 Warehouse AIR CONDITIONER: RECEPTIONIST utive needed. Pri- without hassle lection. 1990 - 2010. email a cover letter RECEPTIONIST Blvd., Pottsville, PA 5000 btu, works mary duties include or worry! All new in boxes. 21 indicating availability Get moving great used only a establishing new WAREHOUSE/DRIVER trucks in all. $400 date, desired salary Part time position with classified! few times $60. business accounts 548 Medical/Health Full time. A whole- 570-735-4580 and resume by for automobile and maintaining cur- sale distributor 570-822-8957 05/06/2011 to: dealership. rent business rela- CARPET CLEANING requires person for hrjobsearch01@ AIR CONDITIONERS Visit us at • Must be able to tionships. Prior mar- delivery to retail gmail.com. (3) $30 each Merchant’s Village handle multi line keting & sales expe- TECHNICIANS dealers and general Send attachments 570-899-4675 (the old Pittston rience required. warehouse duties. in PDF or MS Word phone system. Full time. No experi- Wal-Mart) Call 570-606-7838 Order pick, stock formats only. More • Must be neat & ence necessary. We have antiques shelves, and main- 708 Antiques & information on people oriented. galore! Come to 570-332-8168 or tenance. Clean driv- Collectibles www.monster.com • Evening hours 513 Childcare DENTAL ASSISTANT Booth 162! 570-885-0345 ing record required. 2 to 3 days per Full Time Primitive bakers Bohlin Cywinski Benefits include ANTIQUE CEDAR cabinet, plantation Jackson week, some BABYSITTERS X-Ray Certification paid health insur- CHEST: hand paint- LANDSCAPING Carpenter Dental desk, dry sink, Architecture Saturdays Needed for 2 year ance and vacation. ed flowers on front, Hoosiers. Loads Planning required. old in Duryea. 1086 Wyoming Ave. No Phone calls. footed base & Forty Fort, PA 18704 of smalls and tons Interior Design Email letter of Leave message SEASONAL HELP Apply in person at beautiful carved of good stuff! 8 West Market with experience. Full time, must have Attn:HR Department Gallagher Floral trim. Leg needs interest to: Or Fax to 714-5184. Consignments Street, Suite References clean driving record. Supply minor repair. $100. Welcome 1200 required. Must be Experience a plus. Or Email to 10 Gallagher Drive 570-654-1581 or valleychevrolet601 CarpenterDental@ 570-855-7197 Wilkes-Barre, PA flexible during day. Call for an appoint- Plains, PA 570-881-5143 570-328-3428 18701 @gmail.com Call 570-301-8844 ment. 570-472-0472 hotmail.com (Behind M&T Bank) GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011PAGE 41

708 Antiques & 710 Appliances 712 Baby Items 551 Other 551 Other 551 Other Collectibles PLACE FREEZER: Kenmore UMBRELLA stroller, YEARBOOKS: upright, white, very red & blue plaid $7. YOUR Coughlin H.S. 1926, good shape. $100 Backless booster 1928, 1932, 1937, or best offer. seat $5. Car seat, OWN 1940, 1961, 1963, 570-474-0154 gray with blue trim, 1942, 1943, 1944, $30. Pack & Play, MICROWAVE: GE, all Earn Extra Cash 1949. G.A.R. H.S. cream & olive green options, with CLASSIFIED 1934, 1935, 1936, plaid pattern $60. turntable, excellent 1937, 1945, 1946, Pack & Play Graco, condition. $40. AD 1951, 1955, 1956, blue & yellow, $30. 570-675-4383 1957, 1961, 1965, Stroller, green & For Just A Few ONLINE! 1966, 1970, 1980, REFRIGERATOR cream plaid $40. 1985, 2005, 2006. $75. 570-829-0852 Booster high chair, Meyers H.S. 1935, or 570-301-8017 cream with bur- IT’S FAST AND EASY! 1936, 1937, 1938, gundy, $25. TV Hours A Day. PLUS, YOUR AD WILL 1942, 1943, 1944, REFRIGERATOR video baby monitor, RUN FREE FOR ITEMS 1945, 1946, 1960, Kenmore, almond, brand new, $50. 1974, 1975, 1976, 21.6 cu. ft. with ice Baby bath tub PRICED UNDER $1000. 1977. Kingston H.S. maker & filtered shower $20. Wood- GO TO “CLASSIFIED ADS” 1938, 1939, 1940, water $300. en changing table Deliver AND CLICK ON 1944, 1948, 1949. 570-868-6018 $60. Eddie Bauer Plymouth H.S. 1930, car seat, beige & “PLACE YOUR AD.” 1931, 1932, 1933, REFRIGERATOR: black suede $40. 1938, 1943, 1944, 18 cu. ft. Frigidaire, Exer-ersaucer, $50. 1959, 1960. stainless steel look 570-239-5292 Hanover H.S. 1951, with black handles. 1952, 1953, 1954, has ice maker. Paid 714 Bridal Items 1960. West Pittston $600 3 years ago, must move fast! H.S. Annual 1925, WEDDING GOWN 1926, 1927, 1928, $100 or best offer. Call 570-262-4788 package, new, tags 1931, 1932, 1959. on, ivory strapless, (N(Noo CCoCollections)lllections)) Luzerne H.S. 1951, REFRIGERATOR: size 10, beautiful 1952, 1956, 1957, General Electric / bead work, veil 1959. Berwick H.S. No Frost. Works beaded to match 1952, 1953, 1956, good. $75. with slip. paid $600. Available routes: 1957, 1958, 1960, 570-655-5404 Asking $150. 1967, 1968, 1969 570-287-3505 ,1970. Lehman H.S. STOVE: Electric. Dallas 1973, 1974, 1976, Great Condition. WEDDING package: Our online system will let you place 1978, 1980. Nanti- $60. ring pillow, money $780 Monthly Profit + Tips Announcements, Automotive Listings,g coke Area H.S. 570-899-4675 bag, apron - Merchandise, Pets & Animals, Real 1976, 2008. Dallas babushka, hanky, 146 daily papers / 175 Sunday papers Estate and Garage Sales. H.S. 1966, 1967, 712 Baby Items satin slippers. All Davenport Street, Hickory Road, Huntsville Road, Lehman Avenue, 1968. Bishop Hoban made with satin Sterling Avenue Customize the way your ad looks H.S. 1972, 1973, lace, pearls & BABY ITEMS and then find it in the next day’s 1974, 1975. West sequins, beautiful, Dresser/changer edition of The Times Leader, in our Side Central never used $100. combo with 5 draw- Parsons weekly newspapers and online at Catholic H.S. 1965 - 570-654-6283 ers, light wood, timesleader.com. 1974, 1980, 1981. night stand included $965 Monthly Profit + Tips *Your ad will appear in the next day’s paper if placed online Westmoreland H.S. before 4 p.m. Mon. through Thurs. Place on Friday before $70. Changing 716 Building 1952, 1953 - 1954 194 daily papers / 222 Sunday papers 1 p.m. for Saturday’s paper and before 4 p.m. table with storage G.A.R. H.S. 1972, Materials shelves, light wood Wyoming Street, Auburn Street, W. Chestnut Street, E. Elm Street, 1973, 1974, 1975, $30. Glider/rocker 1976 Pittston H.S. DOOR: indoor used, John Street with ottoman, light NUMBER 1936, 1951, 1954, stained 15 glass tan cushions with 1963 Pittston Hospi- panel 80”x 32” pine light wood $50. ONE tal School of Nurs- door. good condi- Kingston Convertible crib, ing, J.O.Y. of 1957, tion. $20. 735-5916 AUDITED light wood, with vinyl 1959 West Pittston $425 Monthly Profit + Tips NEWSPAPER mattress $50. or DOORS: (2) sliding IN LUZERNE COUNTY H.S. 1950, 1954, – AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS (ABC) all items for $180 . closet doors, 24x80 122 daily papers / 148 Sunday papers 1955, 1956, 1960 (570) 855-9221 wood with natural Hazleton H.S. 1938, 1st Avenue, 2nd Avenue, 3rd Avenue, N. Dawes Avenue, S. Dawes Avenue finish. $40. DOOR 1939, 1940, 1941, 548 Medical/Health 548 Medical/Health BABY ITEMS: (1) 30x80 natural 1942, 1943, 1945, Newborn swing finish. $50. Kingston 1948, 1949, 1950, $50. Gate $10. Pack Excellent condition. 1953, 1954, 1955, N Play $30. Child- 675-4383 $360 Monthly Profit + Tips Friendship House 1956, 1957, 1959, craft crib $75. 1960, 1961, 1962, Changing pad cover GLASS DOOR. 3 90 daily papers / 104 Sunday papers 1964 Hazle Twp H.S. $10. Child’s oak 4 way glass door for Pierce Street, Reynolds Street, Winola Avenue Clinical Specialist 1951, 1952 drawer chest $50. bath tub. $25 Full Time Center Based Positions Available 570-825-4721 Dresser combo 570-331-8183 changing table Duryea $100. 825-0569 WINDOWS (3) New Mobile Therapist storm windows, $560 Monthly Profit + Tips Part Time Community Based Positions Available STROLLER SYSTEM asking $60. total. 710 Appliances Chicco Travel 570-825-5847 149 daily papers / 141 Sunday papers Stroller System, Both positions require: Adams Street, Blackberry Lane, Cherry Street, Columbia Street, includes carrier 718 Carpeting Master's Degree in Social Work or Psychology base & stroller. Cranberry Terr., Evans St. or related field. Three years clinical experience Color grey with Red RUG: 8X11 multi-col- needed. Autism Spectrum Disorder Experience trim. Very Good ored area rug, main preferred. BCBA preferred. condition. Asking colors dark choco- Swoyersville 18Cu.Ft. FRIGIDAIRE $125.570-823-6035 late, orange, red Must have a valid PA Driver's License REFRIGERATOR!!! $620 Monthly Profit + Tips SWING: Graco 6 wine mocha & Stainless Steel Look cream. Practically Please reply to: with black handles. Speed Musical Gen- 135 daily papers / 148 Sunday papers tle Choice Open Top new & in excellent [email protected] Has ice maker. Paid condition. $200. Church Street, Dana Street, Hemlock Street, Perrin Street, Scott Street $600 3 Years ago. Sold For Over $100. Or mail resume to: Friendship House Perfect Condition. negotiable. c/o Beth McCartney Must move fast! 610-480-8923 $100 Or Best Offer. $35. Dallas 1509 Maple Street, Scranton, Pa 18505 If interested call 570-693-2818 visit us On-Line at www.friendshiphousepa.org 262-4788. $100 720 Cemetery $400 Monthly Profit + Tips (570)262-4788 Shopping for a Plots/Lots 92 daily papers / 144 Sunday papers 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ 533 Installation/ new apartment? CEMETERY PLOTS Baldwin Avenue, E. Center Hill Road, Claude Street, Midland Drive, Maintenance/ Maintenance/ Maintenance/ Plymouth National Saginaw Street Repair Repair Repair Classified lets Cemetery in Wyoming. 6 Plots. you compare costs - $450 each. Call To find a route near you and start TRUCK SERVICE TECHNICIAN without hassle 570-825-3666 earning extra cash, call Rosemary at McCarthy Tire Service Co., Inc, has immediate full time openings for or worry! 726 Clothing Truck Service Technicians at our location on Kidder Street. Qualified BOOTS men’s black 570-829-7107 candidates must possess a valid drivers license, experience in chang- Get moving python print, size 9D ing/fixing tires is preferred but not necessary, training will be provided $20. 570-829-0852 by employer.We offer a very competitive pay rate and benefits package with classified! or 570-301-8017 including medical, dental, vision, and 401(K) program with a company SWING: Take Along JACKET: boys gen- match. Swing. Baby Bounc- uine Italian stone er. Baby Play Gym. leather jacket, size Interested applicants may apply in person at 340 Kidder Street, $20 each. 14. $25. 868-6018 or call Jeff at 570.822.3151 for more information. 570-829-0852 or 570-301-8017 276179 PAGE 42 GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011 726 Clothing 742 Furnaces & 744 Furniture & 752 Landscaping & 758 Miscellaneous 758 Miscellaneous 762 Musical 774 Restaurant Heaters Accessories Gardening BOY’S CLOTHES CANES & WALKING ROTISSERIE - Ron Instruments Equipment sizes M/L, 25 items HEATER: Tower DINING ROOM SPREADER Scott STICKS for hiking & Popeil’s Showtime. PIANO RESTAURANT for $30. Boy’s sizes quartz electric TABLE beveled 18” drop spreader. walking, 15 available Excellent condition. upright “Everett” EQUIPMENT, L/XL polos, shorts, heater, asking $20. glass, custom hardly used. $20. $4. each. GARDEN Used once. $75. Asking $150. Somerset Dough shirts, sweatshirts, 570-825-5847 ordered, rectangu- 570-735-5916 DISPLAY concrete Call 674-7858 570-472-5339 Sheeter, Model 25 items $30. Bare- lar with brass base. donkey with flower CAR-100. 1 avail- TRIMMER/EDGER ly worn, some still 5 chairs with brass cart 3’x 3’ $100. PIANO: Upright able. $1,500 each 744 Furniture & Torro electric, 10” have tags 237-1583 frames, rattan insert Manger for Christ- acoustic piano. Call for more info Accessories & upholstered royal cut, new in box mas display, home Original Ivory Keys, DRESS: Girl’s size 12 570-498-3616. blue seats. $250. $20. 825-9744 made, 15 Figurines. Mahogany wood. white special occa- SOFA: Contempo- ANTIQUE STUDENT DESK 12 “ x 15 “ $12 Becker Bros. N.Y. sion dress. Brand rary style leather BEDROOM SET maple, 2 drawers CUTLERY 15 Knives Deep, full sound. new with tags. Per- 754 Machinery & cream or tan color $350. on top, large drawer in case $6. CHRIST- Perfect for student fect for communion Equipment sofa & loveseat set. 570-287-0563 on side (can be MAS ITEMS over or teaching studio. or wedding. $30. Arms & feet are a RESTAURANT used for hanging 200 items includes $100. 883-7584 570-256-1024 BREAKFRONT LAWNMOWER cherry colored EQUIPMENT, files) $30. Printer tree ornaments, 4 door cherry $400. BLADE monitor under tree items, wood $550. nego- SOMERSET TURN WOMAN’S Excellent condition. stand-medium col- meter, with cables tiable. Four shelf, tri- 764 Musical OVER MACHINE - CLOTHING: blouses, ored wood, with 2 window displays, 570-675-0920 new, never used lights, flowers & angular shaped Lessons/Services model SPM45, sweaters, dresses shelves $20. Com- $5. 570-735-6638 plant display. Made $500. VICTORY 2 &pant sets. Sizes COMPUTER DESK, puter station- Saud- vases, all for $60. 570-735-2081. of solid, espresso PIANO: Baldwin door frigerator, 12-14. $1-$10 each. larger corner, light er, large, oak finish, colored wood. Model RAA2D575D, lots of shelves, 2 file 756 Medical Console $800. Just Open toe shoes: oak color & gray. CANISTER SET 4 Brand new & very $200 For more drawers $50. tuned, excellent new, size 7. $5. $75. 570-868-6018 Equipment piece, burgundy, $8. sturdy $25. information, call 570-735-5295 condition. 570-287-4994 Hamilton Beach can 610-480-8923 Call 570-898-1278 570-498-3616 COMPUTER STAND: CRT MONITOR 16” ENTERTAINMENT opener, used less with storage space with power cable, TIRE: 1 Goodyear 730 Computer CENTER: traditional than 1 year $8. $50. Entertainment excellent condition Invicta P195/70R16 766 Office 776 Sporting Goods Equipment & Center $40. oak finish, excellent Electrolux canister 4 $10. 570-287-4994 ply bags Style C on wheel 5 hole Equipment Software 570-829-0852 or condition $40. Book from “92 Dodge BOWLING BALL: 570-301-8017 shelf: 5 shelves, DIABETES Lancets generic 10 count 10lb blue marble Spirit $35. 1 PRINTER, Fax, Copi- large, light oak fin- box of 100 $5. $10. Electrolux with case, $35, LAPTOP: Dell d610 Goodyear Conve- er, Scanner. 4 in 1 COUCH & love seat. ish, very good con- 570-654-6283 upright 4 ply, style U girl’s vintage 26” refurbished, w7sp1, Couch has a queen 8 count $10. Style U nience Spare (new) HP Series 2200. dition. $20. Canopy 125/80D16 3 Cara- Schwinn bike: $70. ofc10, antivirus+ sleeper. $100. Bed Frame: queen, LANCETS box of 100 generic upright 4 ply Excellent condition 570-829-4776 more. p4mc 1.6, Or best offer. 10 count $10. van 15” wheels (5 $50. 570-675-4383 headboard & base, $5. each. Diabetic hole) 4 Kelly Nava- 60gb, dvdrw, wifi, 570-474-0154 syringes 60 bags of 570-868-6018 BOXING BAG: Ever- black metal. $135. gator Gold P195 TYPEWRITER: new battery & 10 $.50 each. Lon- last boxing heavy 570-430-4054 /75R14 with wheel Electric Smith Coro- bag.warranty $225. DESK secretary with tus Insulin 5 boxes CANNING JARS: bag, good condition, (5 hole) good 2 na Typewriter/Work COMPAQ n600c hutch, new in box LAMP - Parlor stand $20. each. Novolog Quarts $3/doz. Pints $42. Boxing speed Kelly Navigator Processor. Very laptop:xppro,ofc07, $100. 288-9940 up lamp. Very good Insulin 5 boxes $20. $3/doz. 1/2 Pints bag with mounting 800S 195/75R14 on Good Condition with antivirus + more. condition. Grey each. One Touch $2/doz. 6 Glass 5 hardware, good DESK, drop down wheel (5 hole) good ribbons. $50. p3m 1.0,30gb, metal color. $25. Ultra Mini $5. Accu- gallon water jugs condition, $32. top 3 drawers, 1 Kelly Explorer 570-788-2388 dvd,wifi, new bat- 570-740-1246 Chek Aviva $5. One with metal holding 570-430-4054 pecan finish, 36x 44 P205/70R15 from after 5:00 PM. tery & bag, warran- Touch Ultra 2 $5. racks. $75. x15” excellent con- LOVESEAT & truck. $35. each. ty/$100. DELL c640 570-239-0057 570-735-4580 laptop:xppro,ofc07, dition. $95. OTTOMAN solid 570-868-6772 768 Personal antivirus+ more. 570-287-2517 sand colored cush- DINNERWARE: ioned, excellent LIFT CHAIR Farberware China TIRES [4] Goodyear Electronics p4m 1.7,30gb,cdrw DINETTE SET: 41” Eagles P-225-55- CASH (Calais #4173). 44 CASH shape $200. Summit stairway lift, +dvd,wifi, new bat- round dining table 1 year old, barely piece includes R17” summer thread TRANSCEIVER Vin- tery &bag, warran- over pedestal base. SOFA: 100% Italian used, battery back- service for 8 with $50. all. Aluminum tage 1975, 40 chan- ty/$125. TOSHIBA 4 matching chairs, black leather sofa & up. Asking $1800 or sugar bowl, cream- 16ft extension lad- nel, JCPenney, FOR A60 laptop:w includes matching loveseat, very good best offer. Call er, serving plate & der, good condition. model, 6218, 12 volt, 7sp1,ofc10, antivirus cushions. Like New . $50 firm 655-3197. +more. p4mc 1.8, condition $550. 570-401-1558 bowl. Used once will CB transceiver with $200. BEDROOM sacrifice for $50. LED, TX-RX indica- 80gb,cdrw+dvd,wifi, 570/824-7807 or TIRES. 4 Kumho ANTIQUE GUNS FURNITURE: double 331-0815 tor, ANL, NB, PA, new battery &bag, 570-545-7006 P195/70/R14 like Old Shot Guns size dresser. 42” W 758 Miscellaneous controls, micro- .warranty.$225 new, less than 500 Rifles, Swords with 6 deep draw- MIRROR. 36” diam- DINNERWARE: phone, like new 570-862-2236 miles. 5th tire spare &Daggers, ers & 3 smaller cen- eter. Very good con- AIR PURIFIER: Ionic White with 22k gold $99. Or best offer. mounted on 98 ter drawers. Large dition. $20. Breeze by Sharper trim. Creamer, large 570-287-2901 Military Items 732 Exercise mirror attached. Tall 570-954-2029 Image, excellent platter & sugar Camry wheel. All for Vintage Scopes chest of drawers. 3 condition. $60. bowl. Serving for 8,. $250. after 7 pm Old Toys & Equipment 570-822-1811 770 Photo large and 3 small PICTURE: giant 570-709-3146 Never used. Bought Coins drawers. French Southwest $75. in 1948. Made in Equipment CARDIOGLIDE full Provincial light Wooden Teepee ATTENDS Adult USA. 570-693-1088 TOASTER: white $3. body motion, low underwear XL size, Coffee machine: PRIVATECOLLECTOR. beige with beautiful shelf stand $75. CANON ultrasonic impact, good condi- 14 per package $5. LADDER RACKS - white Betty Crocker, brass trimmings. 3 Area rug, olive EF, 28-200mm, AF- 570-417-9200 tion $50. NORDIC- each. 288-9940 (metal), adjust to 4 cup $3. pieces $175. green with leaf MF, F/3.5-5.6 USM, TRACK- Walk Fit, imprint, approxi- width sizes, with 570-472-1646 HUTCH/SERVER: AUTO & TRUCK Macro-zoom lens in manual treadmill, mate 5x7 $40. spoiler for vans, DRIVER, Adams unusual, refin- MANUALS: 1950- TRAILER HITCH with box $175 or best great workout! $75. 570-239-5292 mini vans, SUV, ect. Redline Titanium. ished/antique 50” W 1985. $10 each. hardware, fits 2005- offer. 570-287-2901 ROWING MACHINE with 2 top shelves Brand name Weath- 460cc. Graphite $30. BODY BY JAKE RECLINER: light Pinto Trailer Hook er Guard $75. 2008 Escape, Mer- shaft, 10.5 deg. $40. supported by 4 for dump truck: $50. cury Mariner, Mazda Hip & Thigh machine brass posts & mir- green, works well. Ladder- 32’ wood 772 Pools & Spas call after 7 pm $30. VITAMASTER- $60. 570-654-1581 OBO. extension ladder Tribute $110. (570) 822-1811 rored back. Two 570-823-6829 CARGO COVER fits Stationary bike $20. lower doors with or 570-881-5143 $75. 570-735-7658 HEATER/POOL, 570-735-5295 2005-2008 Escape brand new in FISHING ROD & frame brass lattice SOFA $800. Love & Mercury Mariner. REEL: $25. BARREL, LADDER: 22 foot, unopened box work with printed Seat $500. Almost $50. 570-466-1214 570-825-2494 wooden. wood extension. propane 100,000 fabric behind. Maize new, excellent con- 53 gallon. $29. Call after 5pm. btu, for above color. $75. COFFEE dition, hardwood 570-287-7684. WICKER STAND PUMP electric pump TABLE: 42” square, Excellent with spring, fall & ground pools up to EXERCISE BIKE. frame & spring coil Coleman $15. contemporary table condition $195. winter silk flowers 24, with manufac- Lifestyle Air Chal- construction. LADDER: 8 ft. Wern- 570-288-1063 in Parsons style, 570-876-3830 $10. 2 small turers warranty. Call lenge TA. Good con- 570-287-3600. er wooden ladder completely covered dressed angels on after 6:30 week SKIS: USA Super S dition, older model. Very good condition with brass and TABLE kitchen or bench $5. 2 porce- days or any time Volart 72IN Skis with $35. 570-655-5102 BATHROOM SINK $30. 570-954-2029 chrome tiles to form dining 36” round lain dressed bun- week ends. $699. Salomon 900S aluim SET: Gerber white geometric pattern. oak veneer, very LADDER: 8’ WOOD nies on wicker 570-675-0005 bindings $150. PILATES CHAIR: porcelain bathroom Slim down with Original price sturdy, took legs off STEP LADDER $15. bench $12. 1 granny 570-287-2901 $1,100. Asking sink with mirror and 570-779-9791 bunny dressed on Susan Lucci Pilates for easy transport, 774 Restaurant TACKLE BOX: $250. medicine cabinet. small rocker $5. Chair with arm good condition $15. New. $3. Skate- Prices are negotiable! Matching set. $80. LUGGAGE Jewelry Box 12”x5” Equipment attachments. Brand 570-822-7903 board. 17” x 15”. 570-288-5835 570-331-8183 Samsonite 2 piece $2. New. $220. Mini New. $5. Backpack. $40. 570-825-2494 570-287-4994 Trampoline. Brand DINING ROOM SET 752 Landscaping & BED RUG with cover RESTAURANT New. $3. New. $22. oak, 48” round table for Chevy S-10 pick- PICTURE beautiful WINE PRESS $125. EQUIPMENT, 570-287-4994 570-709-3564 Gardening with two 12” leafs & up 6’ box. $200. hand pained & Old Wooden Bar 8x12 walk in TENT Pop-up cloth 4 matching chairs CHIPPER, shredder, 570-655-0546 wooden framed Stools $25 each. cooler $2300; paintball bunker/ 742 Furnaces & $125. 288-7138 mulcher, bagger. ‘farm with cows”, 570-899-4675 BEDLINER: 89 8x8x10 walk tent, never used, Craftsman 5 HP. 3 vintage $75. SOAP Heaters Chevy S10, standard in freezer $3800; $20. Huffy Micro DINING ROOM SET: cutting stages. Very STONE Vintage of 3 cab $30. 2000 762 Musical Pizza oven with bike, blue, $30. 36”x 60” table with good condition. wiseman standing DOORS: (2) Birch Chevy Cavalier LS stones $2000; 570-239-5292 2 leaf. Hutch cup- $350. 675-4383 on a base, beautiful Instruments sliding closet doors board with glass rear trunk spoiler, $50. STEIFF monkey Stainless steel (30” x 77”) $40. (2) kitchen hood TURKEY CALLS: display doors. Hutch Spike & Gorilla’s black $10. Four “Jacko” with all 6ft electric base- GUITAR, electric, $3000; Stainless Friction slate/glass. 47 3/4”W, 15 1/2” D Lawn Care &Out- barrel carb running tags, perfect condi- board heaters (1) 9 fender strat, red, steel pizza oven Lists $49. Selling for and 72” H. $350. door Maintenance from Chevy motor tion $75. 472-5332 ft 9” electric base- like new with case hood $4000; $20. Friction 570-474-6919 We do it all! $50. 3 suitcases in board heaters (2) $225. Mandolin, bread pan rack push/pin. $7. Mouth Lawn Care - Summer excellent shape ROASTING PANS: Honeywell thermo- electric cutaway, by $100; 2 soup calls selling $3.50 KITCHEN SET, hard packages available, $40. 570-740-1246 3 New Medium & stats $45. ovation, like new warmers for $100; each 570-287-2073 rock maple, 52” concrete patios, Large. Stainless 570-288-8689 oval table, 4 chairs BEER MEISER U-line Steel. All for $ 10. with case $150. 2 door sandwich tree trimming & with extra air tank. Amplifier 25w with prep table $500. painted yellow $75. removal. Gutter 570-735-2081. 778 Stereos/ HEATER: Amish, Call 570-704-6588 $125. 388-6402 reverb, fender like All equipment is with remote. cleaning. Custom TAFFETA - 12 rolls of new in box $75. sold as is. For Accessories Mahogany cabinet. TABLE: Medium oak dog Kennels & DVD - X Files Series lining. $10 all. Amplifier 15w with more info, call wooden playsets. 7 on DVD. Very good One year old. Excel- colored sofa table. 570-779-9791 reverb, fender new 570-847-0873 STEREO: Technics lent. $250. $45. 570-301-8515 570-702-2497 condition. $25. in box. $45 with 2 3 1/2” speak- 570-654-6283 570-283-2552 570-371-8581 ers $50. 239-5292 GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011PAGE 43 782 Tickets ELTONJOHN TICKETS 4 tickets for Elton John at Mohegan Sun - Wachovia arena. April 22, floor- 14 rows from stage. Join the Leader 570-446-3254 The Times Leaderr 784 Tools METAL CABINET: Old white with door &drawer. 3ft 20” x 16”. $45. Two Man Crosscut Saws: old. $25 each. Wood Tool Box: 5’, older & homemade. $10. The Times Leader, Luzerne County’s #1 newspaper, has an 570-735-5916 786 Toys & Games immediate opening for a proven sales leader. We are looking BOARD GAMES: Vintage 1982 Parker Brothers, William for an individual, with a strong media and digital sales Fuld, Ouija in box $25. Vintage 1975 Selchow & Righter background, to sell The Times Leader, Go Lackawanna and Co., Parcheesi, in box $25. Best offer. 570-287-2901 online advertising. Responsibilities include: DOLLS: Four $20. 570-825-2494 DVD’S Harry Potter • Background in media sales and marketing (1st four movies) all $30. Goosebumps DVD’s (4) & books • Strong track record of prospecting and closing (12) -all $25. 570-237-1583 • Solid computer and digital sales knowledge GAME TABLE 10 IN 1 approximate 3 X 5 - $50. 868-6018 • Superior verbal and written communication skills POTTERY WHEEL: child’s deluxe wheel with extra clay used • High energy level and an eagerness to learn once, paints unopened. $15 570-331-0815 WWE wrestling In addition to receiving invaluable training, the Times Leader offers championship toy belts $10. each Little Tikes girls pink a generous salary and commission plan and great benefits including vanity pink $25. Lit- tle Tikes kitchen set & chair $30. Little medical, dental, 401k, insurance and more. This is a fabulous Tikes grill $10. Dis- ney Princess tricy- opportunity for a driven and creative individual to showcase their cle with adult push handle $25. Chil- dren’s shopping sales abilities. cart $10. Children’s Dirt Devil battery operated vacuum asking $10. Lego set (small) $5. Pre-employment drug screening and background check required. 570-239-5292 Interested candidates should send letter of interest, resume and salary 788 Stereo/TV/ Electronics

history to: DVD Player, Sam- sung with remote, excellent condition The Times Leader $20. 570-675-4383 POWER SUPPLY 12 volt, power supply Human Resources Department made by micronta like new condition 15 N. Main Street • Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 $8. 570-735-6638 TV-Sany-27” good [email protected] condition, remote- $15. 570-288-1063 No Telephone Calls Please! TV: 32” $60 570-899-4675 We are an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace. 792 Video Equipment DVD PLAYER: new in box with remote, never used. $20. 570-288-1063 794 Video Game Systems/Games T HE TIMES LEADER GUITAR ONLY for Guitar Hero III X-Box Autos obs 360 & Playstation 2, timesleaderautos.com used almost new $20. 570-868-6018 PAGE 44 GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011 794 Video Game 815 Dogs 845 Pet Supplies 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 941Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ Systems/Games Unfurnished Unfurnished SADDLES: Western PS2 GAMES: Call Of horse saddle 16” MOUNTAINTOP TRUCKSVILLE Duty 3 Special Edi- seat. Red Ranger KINGSTON KINGSTON tion $12. Call Of Duty saddle $275. for SALEBYOWNER JUST ON THE MARKET Available May 1 Like New 2bed- World At War Final set. or $220. Great neighbor- room apartment in Fronts $15. Guitar YOUTH SIZED hood! 2nd floor, 2 great neighbor- Hero $10. Hitman 2 ALASKAN MALAMUTE Horse-pony west- bedrooms. Large hood. 2nd floor. $10. Dance Dance AKC Registered ern saddle 14” seat, dining & family Includes new Revolution Extreme Available May 24. brown, good condi- room. New bath & kitchen (with new 2 $12. Tekken Tag Rare breeding & tion $175. kitchen with tile stove, dishwasher Tournament (some hand whelped. 570-472-5332 941 Apartments/ floors, windows, µwave) and scratches works 5 males & Unfurnished carpet & appliances bath w/washer fine) $5. 5 females: Seals, including washer & dryer hookup. Hard- PLAYSTATION Sables & Whites. 71 Mountain Road dryer. Includes wood throughout SALE BY OWNER GAMES: Spongebob $600 17 year old 2 story, DUPONT garage. No pets / with ceramic tile in 570-510-6428 single family home, 199 Clearview Ave Squarepants Super- Totally renovated smoking. $675. kitchen and bath. Move right in this (Turn @ Spring Gar- sponge $10. Tony 6 room apartment. Some utilities includ- $695/mo + utilities beautiful 3 bed- den) Classic Colo- Hawks Pro Skater Partially furnished, ed. Lease & and security. No room, 2 1/2 baths. nial newly remod- (some scratches brand new fridge/ deposit. After 6 Pets, references 900 Eat in kitchen with eled featuring ALL works fine) $5. electric range, elec- p.m., 570-814-6714 required. Call Scott pergo floors and NEW flooring, bath, Crash Bandicoot 2 REAL ESTATE tric washer & dryer. (570)823-2431 silestone counter dining room, living Cortex Strikes Back Brand new custom Ext. 137 FOR SALE tops, two tiered room with picture (some scratches draperies, Roman ALASKAN island. Dining room, window provides KINGSTON works fine) $5. shades, carpeting / family room with fantastic views of PC GAMES: Hells MALAMUTE PUPPIES flooring &energy 906 Homes for Sale fireplace, additional the Back Mt., dry- Kitchen (Windows AKC RARE Red & efficient furnace & great room with wall, refrigerator, Vista, XP or MAC) white, 2 females, windows. 2 bed- Having trouble cathedral ceiling. bath tub, lighting, $15. Excellent Con- shots &wormed, room + large attic paying your mort- Finished basement deck & much more. dition unless noted. $500 each. Call loft bedroom with gage? Falling with laundry room, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, Cash or PayPal. 570-477-3398 spacious walk-in behind on your work shop and eat-in kitchen, unfin- Bring Rover or Kitty Take $85 for all. closet, full tiled bath payments? You exercise room. ished basement, & move right in this 570-735-2661 on 1st floor, Easy To place your may get mail from Forced hot air fur- brand new deck. second floor, 2 access to I-81, people who promise nace, central air. single detached bedroom. Off street KINGSTON airport &casino, off To place your ad call...829-7130 to forestall your Two car attached garage. Located on parking, coin Nice 2 bedroom, 1 street parking. No foreclosure for a fee garage. Extensive a quiet street. Low laundry,great loca- bath, two-story ad call...829-7130 smoking, No pets. in advance. Report landscaping with Taxes! This Home tion. $600/month + apartment with $750 + utilities & them to the Federal waterfall & private Is Priced Right security, heat & washer-dryer security. Trade Commission, paver patio. 800 And Will Not Last electric. 262-1577 hookup, off street 570-762-8265 the nation’s con- acres of state land At $115,000. parking, enclosed sumer protection out back door. Shown by appoint- KINGSTON porch. Brand new agency. Call 1-877- $230,000. ment only paint and carpeting. FTC-HELP or click Call 570-417-9162 call 570-604-7780 E. WALNUT ST. Owner pays heat on ftc.gov. A mes- and water.water No American Bulldog after 9AM to set up Light, bright, 1st 800 sage from The an appointment or To place your Pets. Refrigerator Puppies, NKC Times Leader and floor, 2 bedrooms, and stove are email elevator, carpet- PETS & ANIMALS the FTC. [email protected] ad call...829-7130 included. Security ed, Security and references system. Garage. Shopping for a AMERICA required. $495/per 815 Dogs DUPONT Extra storage & month, Call Scott REALTY cable TV included. (570) 823-2431 Brindle & White, new apartment? To place your Laundry facilities. Ext. 137 6 Males, 4 Females, QUALITY COLONIAL Heat & hot water Shots & Wormed, ad call...829-7130 FORTY FORT - furnished. Fine Ready April 25, Classified lets FIRST FLOOR neighborhood. $800.00 each, DUPLEX. UNIQUE Convenient to bus Call Steve at you compare costs - WILKES-BARRE $650 + UTILITIES. & stores. No 570-956-7166 Cook’s kitchen with pets. References. built-ins, formal din- Security. Lease. without hassle SALE BY OWNER Immediate personal ITALIAN CANE CORSO Single family home ing room, front/rear No smokers enclosed porches, please. $840. care openings in PAWS Mastiff Puppies for sale in quiet or worry! custom window 570-287-0900 Myers Manor ICCF Registered. neighborhood- and Anderson Beautiful 2400 Sq. coverings. TWO Sire over 200 lbs. YEAR SAME RENT, KINGSTON Personal Care Blue &blue fawn. Ft. 6 bedroom, 2 Get moving TO CONSIDER.... full baths, 2 story NO PETS/SMOK- Facility on the Vet Checked ING/EMPLOYMENT EATON TERRACE Wesley Village 570-617-4880 home, fully air con- with classified! ditioned, oil & gas APPLICATION 317 N. Maple Ave. Campus ENHANCE heat, renovated Managed Large Two story, A variety of YOUR PET kitchen, full unfin- SWOYERSVILLE AMERICA REALTY 2 bedroom, 1.5 accommodations CLASSIFIED ished basement, 2 570-288-1422 bath, Central Heat available! Meals, AD ONLINE enclosed porches, & Air,washer/dryer housekeeping, 15 x 20 deck with in unit, parking. laundry and trans- power awning $830 + utilities & portation included. Call 829-7130 cover – generous LAB PUPS 1 month security Call (570) 655-2891 8 weeks old, size lot, off street 570-262-6947 or visit us online at Place your pet ad wormed. Yellows parking, first floor www. washer/dryer. All and provide us your $350 each. Blacks HANOVER TOWNSHIP unitedmethodist appliances includ- email address $250. each. SUNDAYS 12-2pm Great location, 1 PITTSTON ed. Offering price homes.org. 570-836-1090 Immaculate 2 story, 54 Penn Street bedroom apartment 2 APARTMENTS $180,000 This will create a stone & vinyl. Large Classic home, two in residential area, Off street parking, Call 570-421-0587 seller account POMERANIANS lot on cul-de-sac. story, 2 bedrooms, all utilities included. on site laundry. PITTSTON or [email protected] online and login AKC, 11 weeks, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 2 bathrooms, eat-in $500/month Deck/porch. Tenant 2 bedroom. All use “Dupont Home” information will be Champion blood- baths. Detached kitchen, dining + security. pays electric, trash appliances included. in E-mail subject emailed to you from line. 1st & 2nd oversized 2 car room, office/study, 908-482-0335 & water/sewage. All utilities paid; line. gadzoo.com Shots & wormed. garage with loft. living room, utility 3 bedroom $695. electricity by tenant. “The World of Pets Vet checked. Tile, hardwood, room, radiator heat, 2 bedroom $575. Everything brand Unleashed” $300 to $400. Shopping for a granite, central air. window units, unfin- KINGSTON Security required. new. Off street park- 570-864-2643 laundry/pantry & ished basement, 72 E. Walnut St. (570) 881-1747 ing. $695 + security You can then use new apartment? large family room Renovated; oak 2nd floor, located in & references your account to with built in bar & flooring; ceiling fans; quiet neighborhood. 570-969-9268 enhance your online fireplace on 1st fenced yard; appli- Kitchen, living ad. Post up to 6 Classified lets floor. $284,900. ances; window cov- room, dining room, 796 Wanted to Buy 796 Wanted to Buy captioned photos 570-288-3256 erings. Close to Mall sun room, bath- Merchandise Merchandise of your pet you compare costs - & Home Depot. room. 2 large and 1 Expand your text to StandardPoodle $85,900 small bedrooms, include more Puppies, AKC Call (570)970-8065 lots of closets, built information, include 4 Weeks Old, Vet without hassle or email in linen, built in your contact Checked, Dew [email protected]. hutch, hardwood information such and carpeted WANTED Claws Removed. as e-mail, address or worry! Tails Docked, $650. WEST WYOMING floors, fireplace, phone number and 912 Lots & Acreage 4 females, 3 males. storage room, yard, CASH PAID 24/7 or website. Available May 4th. Get moving TOY TOWN SECTION w/d hookup and 148 Stites Street DALLAS stove incl. Heat and • Firearms • Gold • Silver (570) 751-2236 Goodleigh Manor AKC REG. GERMAN MINT CONDITION hot water incl. with classified! 2 acre leveled lot at Available May 1. 1 • Jewelry • Coins • Tools MUST SEE! 845 Pet Supplies very top of moun- yr. lease + security SHORTHAIRED POINTER PUPS $74,000 tain. Spectacular $900/month • Military • Collectibles 5 females available, REPTILE TANK: 55 PARSONS / WB Charming 750 sq. view (lot# 21) drive- 570-406-1411 asking $550 each. gallon with metal 3 bedroom, quiet ft. corner lot home. way enters from Guaranteed Highest Cash Paid! Pups come from stand, metal mesh neighborhood. Off All hardwood floors, Tulla Drive. champion blood- flip top lid, lamp, street parking, large new hot water Construction of SHAVERTOWN ($10 Bonus per gun with ad) lines & are excellent heat pad, & décor fenced yard. Fully boiler, gas heat, home required by 2 bedrooms, Heat pets! Available by $100. 10 gallon with insulated. Low heat immaculate with full Michael Dombroski. included. Laundry 570-735-1487 DAY Easter. 570-854- metal mesh lid, cave bills. Move in ready. basement. Restricted facilities, Off-street 5511 or email tim- &water bowl $40. $72,000 2 car garage. Covenants Apply. parking, No Pets. [email protected] 570-474-0154 Call (570) 262-4400 570-446-3254 Call 570-406-5128 Call 570-675-3904 570-472-7572 EVES GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011PAGE 45 941 Apartments/ Unfurnished

PITTSTON 1 or 2 bedroom, wall to wall carpeting. Off street parking. Stove, fridge, porch, sewer, garbage. $425/ SALES ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE month. No Pets (570) 947-5113 Work Hard. Play Hard. PITTSTON Fun, energetic individual with a love for the 2/3 bedroom, 1st floor, full kitchen. Heat included, no pets. $675 + 1 nightlife wanted! month security. Call 570-655-3314 PITTSTON Northeastern PA’s #1 arts & entertainment free 3rd floor, 1 bedroom, eat in kitchen, stove & fridge. Living room, weekly is looking for a sales account executive 1 bath, coin-op washer/dryer. Heat, water, sewer included. $495/ for the Weekender as well as online sales for month + security and references Call 570-822-8671 theweekender.com PITTSTON NEWLYREMODELED Base salary plus commission package 2 bedrooms, all appliances provided, pets ok, Tenant Beneﬁts package including Health Care, 401K, life Pays Electric Only!! 1 Year Lease, $775/ per month, $775/ and disability insurance security deposit. Call (570) 335-0146 Residence in Monroe County and PLAINS TOWNSHIP Walking Distance to sales experience preferred the Casino!! 2 bedroom, 1 bath, living room, kitchen, off Bachelor’s degree preferred street parking. $600/month + utilities, security & ref- Creative, enthusiastic individuals only need apply erences. Call Clas- sic Properties Nikki Callahan 718-4959 Ext. 1306 To place your ad call...829-7130 Pre-employment drug screening and background check required. Interested candidates should send letter of interest,

Immediate resume and salary history to: independent living openings at: Myers Manor on the Wesley Village Campus Cozy one bedrooms and studios available. Ask about our move-in incentives! Call (570) 655-2891 or visit us online at www. unitedmethodist homes.org. Rachel A. Pugh at [email protected] General Manager, Weekender WEST PITTSTON Vice President of Marketing, The Times Leader 2 bedroom, 2nd floor apartment. Washer/dryer hook- [email protected] up, carport parking, heat & hot water included. Stove & Fridge. References We are an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace. &security. $650. 570-654-7479 Leave Message PAGE 46 GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 944 Commercial 950 Half Doubles Unfurnished Unfurnished Properties INSERTER/PACKAGER KINGSTON HANOVER TOWNSHIP WILKES-BARRE WYOMING Lyndwood Avenue Lovely, large 1st Very spacious 3 COMMERCIAL SPACE bedroom half dou- IMMEDIATE NEED Mayflower floor 2 bedroom apartment. Lami- ble with neutral Crossing nate floors. Stove, FOR RENT decor. Off street fridge, washer & 620 Market St. parking. Private The Times Leader has Immediate opening for Apartments dryer. Lovely deck. Newly Renovated yard in rear. Ample Full basement. Prime Space. Storage. Conve- Night & Day Shifts part time Inserter/Packager 570.822.3968 Parking in front. 1,250 sq. ft., nient to schools. Handicap access. Near Kingston $560 / month + utilities. 1 year lease, for our Packaging Department. - Light & bright No pets, no Corners. Great location for retail or security. No pets. open floor plans smoking. $650 + utilities, references business office. Call 570-793-6294 Experience preferred, but will train the right candidate. - All major & 1 month security. Easy Access and appliances included (570) 709-9206 parking. Call Cliff This position reports directly to the Packaging Supervisor. - Pets welcome* (772) 465-9592 570-760-3427 (570) 693-3963 - Close to everything Duties include but are not limited to: - 24 hour emergency To place your Opening of insert skids maintenance NANTICOKE - Short term ad call...829-7130 3 bedrooms, 1.5 Feeding of circulars into assigned hoppers leases available bath, fridge & stove 944 Commercial MOOSIC provided, washer/ Stackdown of ROP Call TODAYFor Properties Office Rental Space dryer hookup & wall AVAILABILITY!! Build To Suit. 1000 to wall carpet. Clean up of Packaging Department at the end of to 2000 sq. ft. suites $475/month plus www.mayflower in high volume area security & utilities. assigned shift with parking. Con- 570-472-2392 crossing.com veniently located. Call Mechele Employees must be able to work flexible hours and be able to lift Certain Restrictions (570) 814-4006 Apply* COMMERCIAL BUILDING at least 25 lbs. and have own vehicle. 12,000 + square foot. Forty Fort Pre-employment drug screening and background check required. 60 Billey Street PLAINS SPACIOUS Rent with Option 4 bedrooms, wall to Interested candidates should mail, E-mail or fax a letter of To Buy or For Sale. wall carpeting. 1.5 Zoned commercial PAD & DRIVE THRU baths, living room, interest or resume: WILKES-BARRE & Industrial. Ware- 2500 SQ.FT. kitchen. Fridge, 2 bedroom apart- stove, dishwasher, house, offices, 4 Available On Busy ment. 1 bath. Eat in bath rooms, huge washer/ dryer Human Resources Department Corner, Wilkes- kitchen. Closed in storage area. hookup. Off street terrace. $625 + utili- Available June 1st. Barre. Great for parking. $700 + utili- The Times Leader ties, 1st, last & ties &security. Call 570-881-4993 bank, fast Food, 718-809-3338 Donut Shop. security. No pets. 15 N. Main Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 570-823-4116 or Shopping for a COMMERCIAL GARAGE 973-879-4730 570-417-7745 or Email: [email protected] with ample blacktop 570-417-2737 new apartment? parking areas (once WEST PITTSTON Fax: 570-831-7364 Classified lets a used car lot) with $1.00 SQ. FT. PLYMOUTH an adjacent 3 bed- 18,000 & 9,000 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 NO TELEPHONE CALLS PLEASE! you compare costs - room house. Excel- sq. ft. Great, baths, Utilities by lent condition. clean assembly tenant. $600. Sec- without hassle Beautiful county. space; A/C; Gas tion 8 Welcome. Call We are an equal opportunity employer committed Excellent location heat; Own meters; 570-690-6289 or worry! on Route 92 in New 1/2 baths; before 6pm to diversity in the workplace. Get moving Nicholson. Easy freight elevator access to route 81. Owner/Agent Shopping for a Near Marcellus 908-852-4410 with classified! Shale Drilling sites. new apartment? Land for additional WILKES-BARRE storage. 2 car Classified lets 264 Academy St garage attached to To place your you compare costs - PACKAGING SHIFT 2 bedrooms, newly house plus large without hassle Find renovated building. mechanical garage Washer & dryer. with office space ad call...829-7130 or worry! SUPERVISOR $600/per month and a vehicle lift and Get moving includes heat, hot compressor. WILKES-BARRE that The Times Leader has an opening in the Packaging Department water and parking. Includes water and with classified! 646-712-1286 septic. Alternate TIRED OF HIGH for a Full Time Shift Supervisor. The Packaging Department is 570-328-9896 heat sources: 953Houses for Rent new responsible for insertion and packaging of our printed products 570-855-4744 propane, electric, and coal. Garage is RENTS? with a primary goal of servicing our distribution operation. insulated with Are you paying too NANTICOKE In this fast-paced environment, we strive to achieve superior WILKES-BARRE much for your cur- job. propane heat. Desirable 3 bedroom, 1/2 rent office? Call us! deadline performance, high efficiency and good customer service $2,300. call 570- Lexington Village double, 1.5 bath, We have modern 343-3345 or 570- Nanticoke, PA through planning, organization, and staff development. The ideal gas heat, off-street office space avail- 840-5898 before Many ranch style The parking, fenced in able in Luzerne candidate will have a high level of energy and enthusiasm. Some 8:00 pm for details. homes. 2 bedrooms yard, excellent Bank Building on Times Leader 2 Free Months With mechanical aptitude along with manufacturing process or inven- condition. $595/ Public Square. A 2 Year Lease month + utilities, Rents include heat, Classiﬁed tory management experience is desirable. Good communication, $795 + electric references & central air, utilities, section. problem solving, and computer skills are required. Must also security. No pets. trash removal, and SQUARE FOOT RE Call 570-881-4078 nightly cleaning - all have a sense of urgency and the ability to work in a fast-paced, COMMERCIAL RETAIL SPACE without a sneaky MANAGEMENT team oriented manufacturing environment. This is a night shift WILKES-BARRE SOUTH CAM charge. 866-873-0478 position that offers plenty of opportunity for career development Access parking at SECURE ESTABLISHED SHOPPING CENTER the new intermodal and advancement. We offer a salary commensurate with experi- BUILDINGS WILKES-BARRE garage via our cov- WILKES-BARRE ence and an excellent benefits package, 1 & 2 bedroom Ideal for health ered bridge. 300SF 16 Larch Lane apartments. related business to 5000SF available. 2 bedroom house medical, dental and more. Pre-employment Laundry facility. Off such as Chiroprac- We can remodel to for rent. $540 + utili- drug screening and background street parking avail- tor Optometrist, suit. Brokers Pro- ties & security. Call able. Starting at Blood Lab, etc. tected. Call Jeff 484-274-6647 check required. $440. 570-332-5723 800 to 2400 sq. ft. Pyros at 822-8577 Rent negotiable. 973-879-4730 950 Half Doubles Human Resources Department COMMERCIAL RETAIL SPACE EDWARDSVILLE ESTABLISHED SHOPPING CENTER 162 Short St. WILKES-BARRE Call 829-7130 THE TIMES LEADER WYOMING Wilkes-Barre Renovated 3 bed- to place an 15 N. Main Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 2.5 & 3 room Ideal for health room in quiet loca- MONARCH RENTALS efficiencies. Heat, related business tion. Fresh paint, employment ad. E-mail: [email protected] hot water, garbage such as Chiroprac- new carpeting and &full maintenance tor Optometrist, new kitchen w/dish- STUDENT HOUSING Fax: (570) 831-7364 included. Off street Blood Lab, etc. washer. No pets or 3 bedrooms, ONNNLLLYYOONNENE LELEAADDEERR. parking. No Pets. 800 to 2400 sq. ft. smokers. Only $650 all appliances No Telephone Calls Please. We are an equal opportunity $500/mo + security Rent negotiable. per month, +utilities. provided. timesleader.com employer committed to diversity in the workplace Call 570-693-3492 973-879-4730 Call (570) 466-6334 Call 570-822-7039 GOLACKAWANNA, SUNDAY,APRIL 10,2011PAGE 47 150 Special Notices 150 Special Notices 150 Special Notices 150 Special Notices 150 Special Notices theGuide Easter It’s Your Entertainment Eggstrstravaganzanza News Source. Surprise your child on Easter!

Celebrate the holiday with a photo of your child in our special Easter Eggstravaganza section publishing on Easter Read it every Friday in The Times Leader. Sunday,April 24, 2011. only ONENUMBERN AUDITED NEWNEWSPS APER $ IN LUZERNLUZERNE COUNTY 944 Commercial 944 Commercial 15! Properties Properties Molly Branley Find (One child per photo) Age 9 that WILKES-BARRE PROVINCIAL TOWER - S. MAIN new Great Commercial Store Front, & Inside Suites Available Send your photo to arrive by Friday, April 15 at 5:00 p.m. Steps from New Intermodal Hub job. & Public Parking Starting at $650 The utilities included Drop off or return this completed form with your photo and a check to: The Times Leader, Easter Eggstravaganza, Times Leader FREE RENT - Call For Details Today! 15 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711. Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope to have your photo returned or 570-829-1573 pick it up at our office after April 26th. Include name and age of child on back of photo. Or, e-mail your photo along Classiﬁed with the information below to [email protected]. All entries must include phone number. section.

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