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SUNDAY’S SCOREBOARD St. Therese Church in Wilkes-Barre holds final Mass before Nanticoke consolidation with St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception mayor is attacked

Joe Dougherty is beaten Saturday in a crime that might be linked to others. INTERLEAGUE By JERRY LYNOTT N.Y. YANKEES 6 [email protected] ROCKIES 4 NANTICOKE – As the city’s mayor, Joe Dougherty might have upset some people, but not to the point where they would beat him and PHILLIES 3 steal his car. The part-time mayor was the OAKLAND A’S 1 victim of a vicious attack Sat- urday night near his house on East Green Street that left him METS 8 with a broken nose, staples in his head and bruises over his RANGERS 5 body.

DON CAREY/ THE TIMES LEADER “I don’t think it was anybody Monsignor Francis J. Callahan speaks to the parishioners of St. Therese in Wilkes-Barre during the last from town, to be completely “Next NATIONAL LEAGUE Mass at the church on Sunday afternoon. To his left is a statue of St. Therese. honest with you,” he said Sun- PADRES 4 day. thing you Three white males in their know I’m BRAVES 1 late teens or early 20s assault- ed him and drove off with a drug out of white, four-door 2011 Chevro- my car and New roots form let Cruze that has the number IL BASEBALL 192 in black on the driver’s side I’m BULLS 11 quarter panel. Police are inves- thumped.” SWB YANKS 3 By SARA POKORNY tigating whether the carjack- [email protected] ing and robbery is connected Joe Dougherty WILKES-BARRE -- Parishioners to the smash-and-dash burglar- Nanticoke mayor lined the walls, filled every seat and ies of stores in Hanover, New- BUSCH LEAGUE even spilled out the doors as St. port and Union townships. Kurt Busch earned his Therese Church on Old River Road Dougherty, 44, a full-time, automotive paint first career road course held its final Mass salesman for Colours Inc., said he was sitting in victory with a dominating INSIDE: Final Sunday at noon. the car provided by the company doing paper- performance at Infineon Mass for St. The church has work around 11:15 p.m. and waiting for a friend Raceway. Busch led a Francis Church, been around since to come by so that they could go out. The head- see page 3A. race-high 76 laps for 1929, when Bishop lights were on, the motor running and the interi- his first win of the Thomas C. O’Reilly season. 7B established it. It currently has rough- SeeMAYOR, Page 12A ly1,200 parishioners. Monsignor Francis J. Callahan, the current pastor, has been with the church for 24 years. Work on valley “We all have very mixed emotions right now,” Callahan said. “You get very attached to your parish, your family. At the same time, it’s exciting DON CAREY/ THE TIMES LEADER levee never ends Pastor Emeritus Harry J. Lewis takes part in celebrating the last Mass SeeTHERESE, Page 12A at St Therese in Wilkes Barre on Sunday afternoon. Reinforcements and drainage improvements maintain protection, officials say.

INSIDE By JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES [email protected] ANEWS: Local 3A Work goes on before Pa. budget deadline The Wyoming Valley Levee will need periodic Nation & World 5A enhancements to stay strong, and one is current- Obituaries 8A ly under way. Editorials 11A Spending plan bill failed to get a gins Friday. “We just can’t vote for anything,” Der- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has hired BSPORTS: 1B vote in the Appropriations Lobbyists roamed the Capitol, as al- mody said. Fullard Environmental Controls Inc., Ford City, CCLICK: 1C ways occurs during the final days of bud- Meanwhile, in the Senate, Democrats for $2 million to improve drainage and beef up Community News 2C Committee over the weekend. get negotiations, but the only visible ac- sought to link a Marcellus Shale tax with the support system in several spots of the levee, Birthdays 3C tion on the budget were votes on some their efforts to ease the expected budget said Luzerne County Flood Protection Author- Television 4C higher-education funding bills and a pub- cuts for state-supported universities. ity Executive Director Jim Brozena. Movies 4C By MARC LEVY and MARK SCOLFORO lic push by House and Senate Democrats “Before we can go to cut anything, we The need for touch-ups was expected, he said. Crossword/Horoscope 5C Associated Press for a tax or fee on Marcellus Shale natural need to settle this issue with the natural Initial portions of the raised levee were complet- Comics 6C HARRISBURG — State lawmakers re- gas extraction. gas billionaires,” Sen. Michael Stack, D- ed in1999, and the structure went through major DCLASSIFIED: 1D turned to the Pennsylvania Capitol on House Minority Leader Frank Dermo- Philadelphia, told colleagues in a floor de- floods in 2004, 2005 and 2006 when the Susque- Sunday for an unusual weekend session, dy of Allegheny County said Democrats bate. hanna River exceeded 28 feet, Brozena said. as Republicans who control the Legisla- wantabillthatwouldraisesignificantrev- Senate Appropriations Chairman “Some portions of the levee are already 12 WEATHER ture ground slowly toward enacting a enue and include environmental safe- state budget before the new fiscal year be- guards. SeeBUDGET, Page 12A SeeLEVEE, Page 12A Hailey Russ Partly sunny. High 82, low 57. Details, Page 8B ing space robots. And Hollywood has been kind enough to wings would seem to be a fitting tribute. THINGS provide the 10-year-old boy in all of us with another Transfor- mers movie so we can ohhh and ahhh at all the metallic may- >> PAST IS PRESENT: Few historical sites in the U.S. hem. “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” opens this Wednesday carry the significance that the Gettysburg Battlefield site does. YOU NEED at a theater near you. It promises to be big, loud, action- Thousands of Americans died on those fields and hills in packed, three dimensional and fun. And best of all, there’s no southern Pennsylvania, and a stronger nation was forged from rainbow unicorns in it. the carnage. And every year, on the anniversary of the three- TO KNOW day battle, the site plays host to a re-enactment of the events >> WING NUTS: If you believe the legend, of 1863. History will be re-made this weekend in Gettysburg, 5 THIS WEEK many moons ago, the owners at a beginning on Friday and lasting until Sunday. The battle Buffalo, N.Y. bar came up with a re-enactment is obviously one of the highlights, but chicken and pepper sauce concoc- other programs will shed light on what life and death tion and invented one of man- was like 148 years ago. Need more info: check out >> JUNE CLASSIC: Two of baseball’s best teams meet up kind’s greatest accomplish- www.gettysburgreenactment.com this week when the Boston Red Sox visit Philadelphia for a ments: The chicken wing. And three-game date with the Phillies. The first game of this poten- to celebrate our deep- >> SIS, BOOM, AHHHHHH: Fireworks tial World Series preview is set for Tuesday and features a friend little bastion of displays on the actual 4th of July may be doozie of a pitching matchup. Boston’s Josh Becket and his tastiness, mankind has what you need to know NEXT week, but 1.86 ERA will go arm to arm with Cliff Lee, who’s working on a come up with Internation- many area communities will dabbling with 1 their pyrotechnics a little. There will be streak of 24 ⁄3 scoreless innings. Hold on tight, baseball fans, al Chicken Wing Day. It’s this is why they call it the Big Leagues. this Friday, July 1. And sky-lighting, cloud-shattering shows while there are no “rules” galore this weekend as well. If you’d like >> MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE: Little girls have for observing the occa- to know where, just keep your newspa- 6 09815 10011 their dollies and their rainbow unicorns, but little boys ... ahh, sion, scarfing down a per tuned to The Times Leader and little boys like big ol’ metal-fisted, carburetor-crunching, fight- dozen or so extra spicy we’ll let you know. K

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LOTTERY MIDDAY DRAWING DAILY NUMBER – 2-4-8 BIG 4 – 8-9-3-3 QUINTO - 6-9-7-3-8 TREASURE HUNT 08-10-15-17-18 NIGHTLY DRAWING DAILY NUMBER - 6-9-9 BIG 4 - 5-2-4-9 QUINTO - 6-9-5-3-4 CASH 5 AP PHOTO 06-13-24-30-35 Lightning McQueen, voiced by Owen Wilson, foreground left, Ma- ter, Larry the Cable Guy, center, and Finn McMissile, Michael Caine, right, are shown in a scene from "Cars 2." HARRISBURG – One player matched all five winning numbers drawn in Sunday’s “Pennsylvania Cash 5” game will win a jackpot worth ‘Cars 2’ revs up the $225,000. FRED ADAMS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER colytes Richard and John Morris walk down the aisle during the procession at St. Lottery officials said 61 AAndre Bessette Parish, the former St. Stanislaus Church, on North Main Street in players matched four num- bers and won $255.50 each; box office for Pixar Wilkes-Barre. The Mass celebrated the official birth of the new parish, which is the 2,217 players matched three merged church including the congregations of Holy Saviour Church in the East End, St. numbers and won $11.50 Stanislaus Kostka in the North End and Sacred Heart Church, also in the North End. For each; and 27,227players flick, Ryan Reynolds’ “Green Lan- Animation studio can boast 12 matched two numbers and tern,” fell to third-place with CLICKS, see page 1C. wins in a row since it debuted won $1 each. $18.4 million. That was off a ‘Toy Story’ in 1995. •None of the tickets sold steep 65 percent from its reve- for the Powerball game nues over opening weekend, rais- Saturday evening matched ing the domestic total for the all six numbers drawn, which By DAVID GERMAIN Warner Bros. superhero tale to Money registers with Downs crowd were: AP Movie Writer $89.3 million. 18-36-39-41-57 LOS ANGELES — Pixar Ani- Both new wide releases came Powerball: 12 mation remains undefeated at in ahead of industry projections, Singer delighted enthusiastic Power Play: 4 the box-office races. which had pegged “Cars 2” at an gathering with his string of Players matching all five The Disney unit’s animated se- opening of around $60 million late 1970s, early 1980s hits. numbers and the Powerball quel “Cars 2” cruised to a No. 1 and “Bad Teacher” at about $25 would have won or shared finish with a $68 million opening million. REVIEW the $63 million jackpot. The weekend, according to studio es- “Cars 2” features Owen Wilson prize goes to an estimated timates Sunday. That makes 12 and Larry the Cable Guy repris- $76 million for Wednesday. wins in a row for Pixar since the ing their voice roles for race car By BRAD PATTON Tickets that match the For The Times Leader company’s first feature film, Lightning McQueen and tow first five numbers, but miss 1995’s “Toy Story.” truck Mater as the two are caught PLAINS TWP. -- The Mohe- the Powerball, win gan Sun at Pocono Downs “It couldn’t be any better than up in a spy adventure during an $200,000 each, and there ushered in its third summer of were two of those. They that. What an unbelievable track international racing tour. concerts Sunday evening with a were sold in: New Jersey(1) record these guys have,” said The movie overcame unusual- sold-out show by ’80s rocker and Texas(1). Chuck Viane, head of distribu- ly harsh reviews for Pixar, whose Eddie Money. tion for Disney. films include such critical dar- Strutting onto the stage in a “Cars 2” added $42.9 million in lings as “Ratatouille,” “Finding white suit and playing his har- OBITUARIES 18 overseas markets, giving it a Nemo,” “The Incredibles” and monica, the 62-year-old former worldwide total of $110.9 million. “WALL-E.” New York City police officer Frail, Carol Ann Domestically, “Cars 2” nearly Disney’s Viane said audiences delighted the large, enthusi- Ivans, Betty M. matched the $68.1million debut gave “Cars 2” top grades in exit astic crowd with his string of of Disney-Pixar’s “Up” two years surveys, a sign that the movie Kostick, George J. late 1970s, early 1980s hits in a Koterba, Bernard Z. ago, though it was well below the should have a long life at theaters 17-song, one-hour-and-twenty- company’s record of $110.3 mil- Kugler, Robert H. like previous Pixar flicks. minute performance. AMANDA HRYCYNA/ FOR THE TIMES LEADER lion for last year’s “Toy Story 3.” “I’m always concerned when it Money kicked off the show Eddie Money performs Sunday night at The Mohegan Sun at Lauer, Bruce M. The original “Cars” had a $60.1 comes to dollars and cents. What with “No Control,” the title Pocono Downs in Wilkes-Barre. Palmer, Sally A. million debut in 2006, but factor- does the paying public think?” tune from his 1982 album, and Poepperling, William ing in today’s higher admission Viane said. quickly followed with “Wanna the T-shirts he is selling to raise Money and his band capped Rossi, Alfonso J.F. prices, it sold more tickets than With global settings that in- Be a Rock and Roll Star” from funds for the organization, and the set proper with crowd fa- Sickler, Carol “Cars 2.” clude Japan, Italy, France and his double-platinum self-titled the singer stuck around after vorites “Think I’m In Love” and Premiering in second-place Great Britain, “Cars 2” also has 1977 debut. his performance to sign them “Two Tickets To Paradise” then Weiskerger, Jason was Cameron Diaz’s classroom strong prospects as it continues The singer added a bit of for his fans. returned to the stage and Page 8A comedy “Bad Teacher” with $31 to roll out overseas. saxophone to the latter tune, Other highlights of Money’s launched into a raucous rendi- million. The Sony Pictures re- The international haul for while his fine four-piece back- show on Sunday included nice tion of “Shakin’.” WHO TO CONTACT lease added $12.9 million over- “Cars 2” included $9.3 million in ing band consisting of guitarist renditions of 1986’s “I Wanna “Thanks for remembering seas in about 10 countries. Russia, $8.1million in Mexico Tommy Girvin, keyboardist Go Back,” with Money playing the Money Man,” the singer Missed Paper...... 829-5000 The previous weekend’s No. 1 and $7.6 million in Brazil. Chris Grove, bassist Lee Bever- his best saxophone of the eve- told the crowd at the end of the Obituaries ...... 829-7224 ly and drummer Glenn Sym- ning, “Gimme Some Water” evening. “You and I, we go way Advertising...... 829-7101 monds showed off its fine and “I’ll Get By,” which show- back. 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The for the first time on Sunday, “You’ve Really Got a Hold On official attendance figure for Editorial Page Editor was struck by a car near the in- victim’s name and condition and the band kept up the mo- Me,” which Money recorded for Sunday was not available at Mark Jones...... 970-7305 tersection of South River and were not available. mentum with a strong version his debut album, the singer press time, but officials said it Features Editor West Northampton streets The car’s windshield was of 1988’s “Walk on Water.” headed down the home stretch was sold out, as did the singer Sandra Snyder...... 970-7383 around 10:15 p.m., and police smashed on the driver’s side, Money saved his most impas- with four of his biggest hits, himself. Director, Interactive and New Media were questioning the driver of and two shoes and a plastic bag sioned vocals for his new song, beginning with a strong “Take Money will next appear Fri- Nick DeLorenzo ...... 970-7152 the car at press time. were in the roadway near the “One More Soldier Coming Me Home Tonight,” as the day at Summerfest in Char- Photo Editor The pedestrian was taken by car. Home,” which benefits the crowd and the Money Man lottetown, Prince Edward Is- Clark Van Orden ...... 970-7175 ambulance to Geisinger Wyom- Police closed a section of Intrepid Fallen Heroes Fund. himself ably filled in for Ronnie land, Canada. The next concert Community News ...... 970-7245 ing Valley Medical Center in South River Street to recon- During the second half of the Spector on the “Be My Little at Pocono Downs is country Plains Township with severe struct the accident. show, Money sported one of Baby” hook. singer Sara Evans on July 10. 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said he saw a woman with a police reported the following: sobriety test and was taken to •Ann Foster of Wilkes-Barre POLICE BLOTTER staggered gait, later identified •Ronald Visneski, 21, of the Central Processing Center said Sunday that someone en- BUILDING as Beasley, arguing with another Goeringer Avenue, and Dylan in Wilkes-Barre for an alcohol tered her Chevrolet Venture TRUST WILKES-BARRE - City po- woman. The officer ordered Elston, 21, of Sharpe Street, breath test, police said. Police while it was parked at the Tubs Beasley to stop, but she refused. Kingston, face charges after lice reported the following: said the test indicated Dudeck Nature Area along state Route The Times Leader strives to The officer said Beasley was police responded to a reported •Aresident of Carlisle Street was over the legal limit. 115, between 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 correct errors, clarify stories intoxicated and taken into cus- fight on Goeringer Avenue on on Saturday said that a Ninten- •Two drivers face citations p.m. A black Garmin Nuvii GPS and update them promptly. do Wii unit and a money bag tody, transported to police head- Saturday. The two men were after a crash Saturday night at unit and a beach bag with Corrections will appear in this containing $100 were taken in a quarters and held until she was charged with public drunk- the intersection of West End clothes were taken. spot. If you have information burglary. sober, police said. enness and Elston faces addi- Road and Plymouth Avenue. •Carolee Yeninas said the to help us correct an inaccu- •Awoman Saturday said •James Green Jr. of Madison tional charges of disorderly Police said Kristen Toole, 19, of driver’s side window on her racy or cover an issue more that she left a purse on a table in Street was charged with harass- conduct and providing false Wilkes-Barre, was driving south 2007 Mazda was smashed while thoroughly, call the newsroom abuilding on South Washing- ment Saturday night, police identification to law enforce- on the avenue and made a pro- it was parked in front of her at 829-7242. ton, returned later and was said, after Denielle North of ment. hibited left turn onto West End residence on Maffett Street unable to locate it. East Shawnee Avenue, Ply- •Two businesses were bur- Road. Ernest Dixon, 30, of between June 14 and Saturday. •ACoal Street resident Sat- mouth, said he punched her in glarized early Sunday morning. Wilkes-Barre, was traveling west •Charges are pending the face during an argument. Afront window was smashed to urday said a 40-inch Sony televi- on West End Road and could against Nissim Nigri, 19, of •Anthony Dechant, 46, of gain entry to the Sunoco service sion was taken from his apart- not avoid hitting Toole’s car that Brooklyn, N.Y., for allegedly New Grove Street, said Sunday station on the Sans Souci Park- ment. pulled out in front of him, police trying to gain access to the that a TomTom GPS unit and way. A front window also was •Jesse Rivera was charged said. gaming floor of the Mohegan +(ISSN No. 0896-4084) Kodak Easy Shot digital camera broken to get inside Don’s Deli USPS 499-710 with obstruction of adminis- Toole’s car traveled over a Sun at Pocono Downs casino on were taken from his 2009 Chev- on West End Road. Issue No. 2011-178 tration of law on Thursday after rolet Silverado pickup while it •Police are investigating a curb, across a parking lot and Saturday night. Township police he allegedly tried to stop police struck a fence owned by Grazia- said Nigri tried to use a friend’s Advertising Newsroom was parked overnight near his two-vehicle crash on the Sans 829-7293 829-7242 from arresting another person residence. He said the doors Souci Parkway near the Hanov- no’s Greenhouse on West End identification. [email protected] [email protected] on Hazle Avenue. Road, police said. •Anthony Burko said the Circulation were not locked. er Mall on Sunday. A woman Jim McCabe – 829-5000 •John Love said Sunday that Neither driver was injured dealer registration plate was [email protected] •Ken Reese, 41, of Kent driver was taken to a local hos- Published daily by: his apartment on North Sher- Lane, said Sunday there was an pital for facial injuries. and both vehicles were towed taken from a parked vehicle on man Street was burglarized. A attempt to steal his CharBroil from the scene. East Carey Street between Impressions Media •Andrea Dudeck, 27, of 15 N. Main St. lock box and change jar were gas grill from a deck at his resi- Charles Street, Luzerne, faces a Toole faces a traffic citation Wednesday and Sunday. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 taken and the overall loss was dence. Reese said the grill cover drunken driving charge after her violation of making an improper •Daniel Kozar of Shaver- Periodicals postage paid at approximately $130, he said. was taken off and the propane vehicle struck a utility pole on left turn and Dixon for driving town, Kingston Township, said Wilkes-Barre, PA and additional mailing offices Postmaster: Send address changes •Felicia Beasley of West- tank was disconnected and Luzerne Street on Saturday with a suspended license, police the exterior paint on his Jeep to Times Leader, 15 N. Main St., moreland, Tenn., was charged removed, but the unit was not night. Police said Dudeck de- said. 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BUTLER TWP. Longevity in county slips Crash kills motorcyclist White Haven man died from Ainjuries suffered when his motor- cycle collided with a car pulling out Region ranks low in life expectancy figures in state of the entrance to Beech Mountain Lakes along state Route 309 Sunday afternoon. By STEVE MOCARSKY The city of Philadelphia, Tops in the nation are Fairfax County, Michael J. Nagy, 56, was pro- [email protected] which is also a county unto Va., where men live to be 81.1 yearsold on nounced dead at St. Luke’s Hospital Luzerne County ranks near the bottom itself, has the lowest life ex- average, and Collier County, Fla., where the in Bethlehem where he was flown by of the list of all counties in the state when it pectancy in the state for men average woman tends to live to be 86. Worst helicopter, said Cpl. William Feissner comes to residents living a long life. Find a link and women. Men there live is Holmes County, Miss., where the life ex- of the Butler Township police depart- According to a new study by the Institute to the study to be 69.2 years old on aver- pectancy is 65.9 years for men and 73.5 ment. for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at age, while a typical Philadel- years for women. Nagy was not wearing a helmet, at the University of Washington, the life ex- www.times phia women lives to be 77.6. leader.com said Feissner. pectancy for a male living in Luzerne Coun- Other than Philadelphia, U.S. behind other countries The driver of the car, Judith Shapi- ty was 73.3 years as of 2007. For a female, it only Schuylkill County The good news, according to the study, is ro, 75, of Four Seasons Drive, Drums was 79.8 years. scored worse than Luzerne that life expectancy for both men and wom- was treated at Hazleton General Pennsylvania counties with the longest County for male life expectancy in Pennsyl- en has increased in the United States over Hospital and released for minor life expectancies are Chester, where the av- vania, while Armstrong, Carbon and the past 20 years by an average of 4.3 years injuries, said Feissner. erage for men was nearly 78 years old, and Schuylkill counties all had lower life expec- Shapiro was making a left turn Pike, where a typical woman lives to see 82. tancies for females. SeeLIFE, Page 10A from Edgerock Drive onto the high- way around 12:20 p.m., Feissner said. She waited for oncoming traffic and then pulled out in front of the motor- cycle that was northbound on the Book highway, Feissner said. The crash is under investigation.

WILKES-BARRE looks at Riccardi trial continues Testimony will continue this morning before a jury of 10 women mining and five men in the capital murder case of Elvis Riccardi, 33, of Wilkes-Barre. Prosecutors rest- practices ed their case Friday morning in the Local authors uncover the trial. Defense at- torneys also began Riccardi rough procedures of calling witnesses on Pennsylvania Coal Co. Friday, including one-time co-defend- ant Michael Simonson, who has since pleaded guilty to second-de- By RALPH NARDONE gree murder and has been sentenced Times Leader Correspondent to life in prison. Two authors with a passion for The pair were charged in the 2009 the coal mining history of North- killing of Donald Skiff of Plymouth. eastern Pennsylvania collaborated on a new book that delves into the PLYMOUTH practices of the Pennsylvania Coal Co., which employed up to 12,000 Shawnee group to meet in its day. The Shawnee Cemetery Preserva- Bob Wolensky, who currently re- tion Association will meet Friday at sides in Wisconsin, and Bill Hastie, 6p.m. at the Plymouth Historical aresident of West Pittston, wrote Society, 115 Gaylord Ave. “The Anthracite All those interested in the historic "It wasn’t Wars” with a DON CAREY/ THE TIMES LEADER cemetery are encouraged to attend- as bad as new look at Bob Spagnola and Josephine Loomis lock the doors of St. Francis of Assisi Church in the Miners Mills section of Wilkes-Barre ed, according to a release from the mining that was on Sunday afternoon after the last Mass. group. China, but “rough” in the For more information, contact early1900s. Steve Kondrad at 570-779-5205. it was The coal pretty mining compa- SCRANTON ny and its sub- Marking memories damn sidiaries owned Church sets activities close." 15 collieries in Steamtown Church hosts this the Scranton, animals, that an annual blessing of the ani- Bob Wolensky years’ weeklong Faith in Action ou- Old Forge and St. Francis Church holds final Mass mals was held at the church on the week- Co-author treach today through Friday. Pittston areas. end closest to St. Francis’ feast day. The According to an emailed release They were own- By SARA POKORNY “I’m trying not to cry,” the near 30-year church’s final animal blessing ceremony from the church, it will simultane- ed at one time by the Erie Railroad, [email protected] parish member said. “I know that if I start, was Saturday. ously take on five days worth of which used them to gather up the WILKES-BARRE -- Debi DeStefano, or- it’s going to be hard to stop.” Kearney has passed many a milestone service projects throughout Scran- coal and put it on trains to ship it to ganist at St. Francis of Assisi Lithuanian On Sunday, St. Francis of Assisi held its at the church. ton. market, according to Wolensky. Roman Catholic Church in Wilkes-Barre, final Mass. The church formed in 1913. “I celebrated both my 30th and 40th an- This years’ Faith In Action projects Wolensky said the Pennsylvania flitted about the choir loft, passing out In 1992 the current pastor, the Rev. Jo- niversary of ordinance here,” he said dur- include the Ronald McDonald House Coal Co. used subcontractors to music sheets and giving directions. seph Kearney, took over. It was at that ing the homily. “I became a part of your for project work and meal prepara- dig for coal, a practice that ulti- On the outside she was calm and orga- time that St. Francis was combined with lives, and you became a part of mine. You, tion; the Scranton Rescue Mission mately played a role in the Knox nized, but the constant motion is all she St. John the Baptist and Blessed Sacra- the church, you the people, it’s you that for general fix-ups; the Bangor Mine Disaster. Using subcontrac- could do to keep herself from getting up- ment churches under his pastorate. Heights Apartments in North Scran- tors allowed the company to break set. It was under Kearney, who had a love of SeeST. FRANCIS, Page 10A ton leading a Vacation Bible School theunionandpushimmigrantmin- for children and teens; at the COLTS ers into unsafe work situations, all bus top on Wyoming Avenue near for the pursuit of higher profits, he the Mall at Steamtown for Free Cof- said. fee Give-A-ways; at Nay Aug Park for Wolensky authored two previ- King’s reaches out to Latinos with program ageneral clean up; and on First Fri- ous books on the Knox Mine Disas- day at the corner of Spruce Street terandhasdoneextensiveresearch and Wyoming Avenue providing and numerous talks on the subject. The three-week program runs through Display Art and Music based on The subcontractors were “en- July 8, features varied instruction. Freedom. forcersandpushers,”hesaid.Work- The weeklong Faith in Action ers who did not comply with their service project begins with special demands faced being beaten up, By STEVEN FONDO guest Associate Youth Pastor Jordan firedorevenkilled,hesaid.In1928, Times Leader Correspondent Patrick of Grace Bible Church from there were 26 murders in Pittston WILKES-BARRE -- King’s College is Canton, Ohio, and his group of teen- alone, he said, all tied to mining ac- hosting 15 local Latino high school stu- age volunteers. Steamtown Church is tivity. dents at the 5th Annual Summer Enrich- committed to helping the local com- But the book really focuses on ment Program through the college’s munity. how the immigrants eventually McGowan Hispanic Outreach Program. For more information, correspond stood up to the mining companies. The three-week program runs through to steamtown- Even though many were immi- July 8 and features instruction in forensic [email protected]. grants recruited overseas, they biology, reading, writing and literacy, the- knew the tactics being used in ater and leadership. WILKES-BARRE Northeastern Pennsylvania were “The students live here on campus from not to be tolerated, he said. Sunday to Friday each week,” said Pro- Gun is stolen from car HepointedtotheItalianandSici- gram Coordinator Brother George lian groups as being the most vi- Schmitz. “It gives them a feel for what its Neil Splendido, 24, of Scarboro ciously opposed. They were very like to actually live on a college campus.” Street, Exeter, said that a Kel Tec determined, leading a 30-year pro- Schmitz said the program is in its fifth P32 semi-automatic pistol, serial test to clean up the mining practic- year and a number of Summer Enrich- CLARK VAN ORDEN/THE TIMES LEADER number CGR22, was taken from his es of the Pennsylvania Coal Co., he ment graduates actually help to mentor Monica Diaz, 17, of Wilkes-Barre, and Siomara Amigon, 16, of Plains Township, ex- vehicle while it was parked on Chil- said. the current group of attendees. amine a skull as they take part in a summer enrichment class at King’s on Friday. wick Street between 10 p.m. Friday What both men want to impart “We’re proud to say that nine of the 10 and 9 a.m. Saturday according to a to the readers is an understanding students from our first class are attending to Latino students in the Wilkes-Barre/ part of this area,” Schmits added. “The press release from Wilkes-Barre of how truly tough working in the or have completed college,” said Schmitz. Scranton area who have solid academic re- McGowan Grant provides a unique oppor- police. mines could be for the people of “In fact, a number of them received schol- cords and are the first in their family to at- tunity for Hispanic students in our area.” Compact discs and two bottles of arships to attend King’s.” tend college. liquor were also taken from the vehi- SeeCOAL, Page 10A The McGowan Grant program is open “The Latino community is such a vital SeeLATINO, Page 10A cle, said Splendido. CMYK

PAGE 4A MONDAY, JUNE 27,2011T➛ NEWS HE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com Video of the great grab by Michael Kacer quickly showed up on the Web Trash museum is running out of cash

The Associated Press and visit other exhibits. STRATFORD, Conn — Op- The museum’s operator, the erators of a Connecticut mu- Connecticut Resources Recov- Scranton vet catches Yankee ball seum devoted to trash say it ery Authority, said it only has might have to close if they about $60,000 of the approxi- can’t raise $100,000 in dona- mately $300,000 needed to The Associated Press signature event for Achilles Inter- tions or other funding within keep it open for another year. NEW YORK — Michael Kacer national, a nonprofit focused on the next week. Aspokesman for CRRA says had been trying to put together a athletic opportunities for people The 16-year-old Garbage funding for the Garbage Mu- trip with his nephew, Isaiah, for a with disabilities. Museum in Stratford had al- seum plummeted when sever- while, and something always The Yankees game was part of most 31,000 visitors and pro- al municipalities pulled out of came up. aweekend of events for the veter- gram participants last year to acommittee that sent recy- It turned out to be worth the ans, who are rehabbing at Walter learn about recycling, view its cling materials to the regional wait. Reed Medical Center and rode a massive dinosaur built of trash facility. Kacer, a veteran who lost his bus to New York on Friday. The left arm in a 2008 rocket attack in group visited ground zero and Afghanistan, is enjoying the spot- the Statue of Liberty on Saturday. light after his terrific catch of a Kacer and his teammates were At the age of 52 my foul ball at Yankee Stadium on recognized on the field before Friday night attracted national at- New York’s 4-2 loss to Colorado glasses effected my tention. on Friday night, receiving a loud swing and many “Just like a wild roller coaster ovation from the Bronx crowd of ride,” he told The Associated 46,028. Yankees outfielder Nick other things. Press in a telephone interview on Swisher and manager Joe Girardi After a multifocal Saturday. “Just a thrill.” also came out to the mound to ex- Kacer, 29, of Scranton, was tend their best wishes. lens implant, I see watching the game with his 13- “Really great guys,” said Kacer, like when I was 16! year-old nephew when Yankees who had his picture taken with outfielder Curtis Granderson Swisher and Girardi. Thanks Dr. Bucci fouled one back and to the right PHOTO FROM MLB.TV Isiah Kacer found a spot in the of the visitor’s dugout during the Michael Kacer, a veteran from Scranton, became a celebrity when lower level to grab some photos Tony Barletta first inning. The ball took a big he caught a ball at a Yankees game over the weekend. from the stands while his uncle Blue Ridge Trail Golf Club hop and headed toward Kacer, was the on the field, and the two who was sitting in the first row, the praise from the impressed most speechless as he watched decided to stay in the prime seats with a railing separating him crowd. with his glowing nephew. until the ticketholders showed from a concrete concourse a few “It was amazing,” said Isaiah “I was like ’Dude, this is unbe- up. feet below. Kacer, who also lives in Scranton. lievable,”’ said Kacer, a Pitts- That smart move put them in Free Seminar “It was quite a stretch,” he said. “I figured they would cheer but I burgh Pirates fan. the right place for Granderson’s “I actually didn’t think I caught it didn’t think they would get as Kacer was part of a team of foul popup. Wilkes-Barre - Wed. June 29th 6:15pm until I brought it back and real- loud as they did for him.” wounded veterans in town to par- “I thought I was going to catch Bladeless ized the ball was in the hat.” It was only the beginning. ticipate in the ninth annual the ball or go over the railing,” $ Yup, Kacer brought it in and Video of the great grab quickly Achilles Hope & Possibility 5 said Kacer, who was in the Na- 1000 OFF LASIK immediately handed the ball showed up on the web, and ESPN Mile Race through Central Park. tional Guard for 11 years. “One of over to Isiah, a big Yankees fan showed it on SportsCenter dur- The race featured about 5,000 those two things was going to By attending This FREE Educational Seminar who was attending his first major ing its top plays segment — a sur- able-bodied and disabled runners happen. Fortunately, I caught the league game. Then he lapped in real experience that left Kacer al- from all over the world and is the ball.” Seating is limited. Pre-Register at www.BucciVision.com or Scan the QR code below. Licensed home injuries are on decrease for children in the state

The Associated Press tail at 264 injuries to children cording to the newspaper, most the state declined 7 percent from PITTSBURGH — The number from January 2005 through De- were caused by staff who re- 2008 to 2010 — but said the num- of children injured in the state’s cember 2010 at residential facili- strained the children for misbe- ber of juveniles in residential pro- Frank A. Bucci Jr., MD 767 licensed residential pro- ties that house abused or neglect- havior or other reasons. grams also decreased over the grams is decreasing, but hun- ed children, as well as those The Department of Public Wel- same period. www.BucciVision.com dreds of children were still hurt placed by courts for delinquency fare began a program in 2006 to “Nobody goes out and wants to in such facilities since 2005, a and other issues. reduce incidents in which staff re- hurt kids. I believe that in my newspaper found. The injuries included 21 frac- strained children, in hopes of re- heart,” Angela Logan, the welfare 1-877- DR BUCCI The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette tured or broken bones and18 cuts ducing such injuries. The news- department’s policy director said reviewed 361reports which de- that required stitches and, ac- paper said injuries reported to in a story published Sunday. 24 Months Interest Free Financing K

THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com ➛ NATION & WORLD MONDAY, JUNE 27,2011PAGE5A IN BRIEF River levels begin retreat Obama allowing Despite no further flood back from a Nebraska nuclear damage in Minot, N.D., power station collapsed early Sunday, but federal regulators danger remains. said they were monitoring the Afghan situation and there was no dan- ger. By JOHN FLESHER The Fort Calhoun Nuclear and DALE WETZEL Station shut down in early Associated Press leeway April for refueling, and there is MINOT, N.D. — The Souris no water inside the plant, the River began a slow retreat from U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Com- President is letting Minot on Sunday with no fur- mission said. Also, the river is commanders decide critical ther flood damage in the city, not expected to rise higher but officials warned danger than the level the plant was de- details in U.S. military pullout. would remain for several days signed to handle. NRC spokes- until the highest water passed. man Victor Dricks said the “We’re still at full alert until plant remains safe. By ROBERT BURNS the water starts going down,” More than 4,000 homes and AP PHOTO AP National Security Writer AP PHOTO said Shannon Bauer, a spokes- hundreds of businesses flooded Apart of the Monument to Labor statue juts out of the WASHINGTON — In promis- Putting a little spring into their step woman for the U.S. Army when the Souris flowed over rising waters of the Missouri River in Omaha, Neb., Sunday. ing a U.S. military pullout from Af- Pedestrians walk Saturday on the Corps of Engineers. “It’s still a levees Friday. Bauer said crews ghanistan will begin in July, Presi- newly opened ’Slinky Springs to Fame’ war.” had dealt only with isolated FEMA and the federal Small state-owned Bank of North Da- dent Barack Obama is permitting bridge over the Rhine-Herne channel The city’s levees were rein- problems since then, including Business Administration have kota, which already has a low- his commanders to decide critical in Oberhausen, western Germany. forced with plastic sheeting to aleaky dike that was reinforced loan and grant programs for interest disaster relief loan pro- details, including the number of help them withstand the sus- Saturday night. some businesses and individu- gram to help businesses, farm- troops to depart first and whether tained exposure to high water. About a fourth of Minot’s als. ers and ranchers. any of those will be combat forces, BAGHDAD Forecasts called for the Souris 40,000 residents were evacuat- Another potential source of The state has a $386 million administration 2U.S. troops among dead to fall nearly 2 feet by Wednes- ed early last week in anticipa- aid is the North Dakota Legisla- “rainy day” fund and $136 mil- and military of- There cur- day. tion of flooding. Smaller cities ture, which is likely to consider lion in school aid reserves that ficials said Sun- rently are wo civilians were killed and 17 Meanwhile, a berm holding along the Souris also warned flood-relief measures during a could be used for disaster relief day. Tpeople, including nine police offi- the flooded Missouri River residents to leave. special session this fall, and the if lawmakers agree. Providing about cers, were wounded when a suicide that leeway is 100,000 bomber on a wheelchair blew himself important to up inside a police station north Bagh- Attendees rejoice in passage of historic N.Y. same-sex marriage bill Army Gen. Da- U.S. troops vid Petraeus, dad early Sunday. in Afghan- the top U.S. Also Sunday, two U.S. service mem- commander in istan. bers were killed in northern Iraq, ac- Afghanistan. It cording to a U.S. military statement. allows him to No details of the deaths were provid- pace this year’s phase of the with- ed. drawal in a way that preserves The suicide attack targeted the po- combat power through the end of lice station of Tarmiyah, one of the the traditional fighting season in Sunni neighborhoods in north Bagh- October or November. dad. Obama said in a national ad- dress Wednesday that he was or- JERUSALEM dering 10,000 troops home by year’s end; as many as 23,000 Israel warns journalists more are to leave by September Israel said Sunday that any foreign 2012. journalist caught on board a Gaza- The 33,000 total is the number bound flotilla could face deportation that Obama sent as reinforce- ments in December 2009 as part of and a 10-year ban from the country, in a an effort to reverse the Taliban’s move that threatened to worsen the momentum and hasten an eventu- nation’s already strained relationship al political settlement of the con- with the international media. flict. The U.S. and its allies plan a Journalists said they should be al- full combat withdrawal by the end lowed to cover a legitimate news story, of 2014. but Israel said the media would be “Starting next month, we will complicit in an illegal breach of its be able to remove 10,000 of our naval blockade of a hostile territory troops from Afghanistan by the ruled by a terrorist group. end of this year,” Obama told the The announcement reflected Israeli nation last week. jitters about the international flotilla, He did not say how many would which comes just more than a year leave in July. after a similar mission ended with the In congressional testimony deaths of nine Turkish activists in AP PHOTO Thursday, neither Petraeus nor clashes with Israeli naval commandos Paola Perez, left, and her partner, Linda Collazo, march Sunday in the annual gay pride parade in Greenwich Village in New Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chair- who intercepted them. Each side York. man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, blamed the other for the violence. provided details on what the July Israel is eager to avoid a repeat of pullout would look like. last year’s raid, which drew heavy in- Petraeus, who is leaving his post ternational condemnation and prompt- this summer, said he was return- All bliss at NYC’s pride parade ing to Kabul to work out details of ed Israel to ease its blockade on the how he will fulfill the order to re- Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip. duce by 10,000 by year’s end and NEW YORK By VERENA DOBNIK married although they share the same Parade organizers said a half-million by an additional 23,000 next year. Associated Press name, and they are planning to move to people participated. There currently are about Boredom disbands hackers NEW YORK — One of the world’s ol- New York and get married. They were in Cuomo marched with his girlfriend, 100,000 U.S. troops in Afghanis- dest and largest gay pride parades turned arestaurant when they learned that the Food Network personality Sandra Lee, tan. Amember of a publicity-seeking into a carnival-like celebration of same- same-sex marriage bill had passed. New York City Mayor Michael Bloom- Mullen indicated Obama was hacker group that sabotaged websites sex marriage Sunday as hundreds of “We cried over dinner, right into the berg and openly gay elected officials in- giving commanders wide latitude over the past two months and has thousands of revelers rejoiced at New mozzarella sticks,” Stephanie Croft said. cluding New York City Council Speaker to shape the withdrawal, so long announced it is dissolving itself says York’s new law giving gay couples the Throngs of cheering supporters greet- Christine Quinn. as they meet the president’s broad ed Gov. Andrew Cuomo as he led off the his group wasn’t disbanding under same marital rights as everyone else. “You couldn’t hear yourself think, it timelines. parade two days after signing the historic This year, the revelry went beyond was so loud,” Quinn said at the end of the Obama’s troop withdrawal plan pressure from the FBI or enemy hack- bill that made New York the sixth state to ers. floats, music and dancing. It included extend full marriage rights to gay cou- parade route. was criticized Sunday by the chair- “We’re not quitting because we’re wedding plans. ples. The crowd, standing a dozen people man of the House Intelligence afraid of law enforcement,” the LulzSec “We’ve been waiting to get married in “New York has sent a message to the deep behind police barricades, whooped Committee, Rep. Mike Rogers, R- member said in a conversation with Central Park for years, and now we got nation,” Cuomo said before the march and screamed as hundreds of motorcy- Mich. The Associated Press over the Internet here just in time for history to be made,” down Fifth Avenue. “It is time for mar- cles roared down the avenue. “Unfortunately I think this was voice program Skype. “The press are said Bryce Croft of Kettering, Ohio, who riage equality.” The law signed by Cuomo takes effect more written by the political shop getting bored of us, and we’re getting attended the parade with her partner, Revelers hoisted signs that said in 30 days. It was passed amid opposition than by the Pentagon,” Rogers Stephanie Croft. from influential religious groups in the said on CNN’s “State of the bored of us.” “Thank you, Gov. Cuomo” and “Promise The two women are not yet legally kept.” state. Union.” The group’s hacking has included attacks on law enforcement and releas- es of private data. It said unexpectedly on Saturday it was dissolving itself. Sweden preschool shuns references to ‘boys,’ ‘girls’ BEIRUT Syria’s critics will meet Breaking down sexual ing,” said Jenny Johnsson, a 31- Some parents worry things Three months into Syria’s bloody barriers is a mission in the year-old teacher. “Egalia gives have gone too far. An obsession political showdown, about 200 critics them a fantastic opportunity to with obliterating gender roles, of President Bashar Assad’s regime national curriculum. be whoever they want to be.” they say, could make the chil- prepared to convene in an unpreceden- The taxpayer-funded pre- dren confused and ill-prepared school which opened last year ted opposition gathering today in Da- to face the world outside kin- in the liberal Sodermalm dis- mascus, after another deadly weekend By JENNY SOFFEL dergarten. Associated Press trict of Stockholm for kids aged “Different gender roles aren’t for anti-government protesters. 1to 6 is among the most radical Activists reported Sunday that Syr- STOCKHOLM — At the problematic as long as they are “Egalia” preschool, staff avoid examples of Sweden’s efforts to equally valued,” says Tanja ian forces opened fire when funerals for engineer equality between the using words like “him” or “her” Bergkvist, a 37-year-old blog- slain demonstrators in a Damascus sexes from childhood onward. and address the 33 kids as ger and a leading voice against suburb turned into protests on Sat- Breaking down gender roles “friends” rather than girls and what she calls “gender mad- is a core mission in the national urday. Two people were killed, said boys. ness” in Sweden. Rami Abdul-Rahman, the London- curriculum for preschools, un- From the color and place- derpinned by the theory that Those bent on shattering based director of the Syrian Observ- ment of toys to the choice of gender roles “say there’s a hie- atory for Human Rights. even in highly egalitarian- books, every detail has been minded Sweden, society gives rarchy where everything that AP PHOTO The meeting among opposition carefully planned to make sure boys an unfair edge. boys do is given higher value, Children play in the garden of "Egalia," a preschool aiming at figures and intellectuals, the first such the children don’t fall into gen- To even things out, many but I wonder who decides that gender stereotypes, in Stockholm, Sweden. inside Syria during the current upheav- der stereotypes. preschools have hired “gender it has higher value,” she says. al, is meant to discuss strategies for a “Society expects girls to be pedagogues” to help staff iden- “Why is there higher value in deal with homosexual couples, White,” “Cinderella” or other peaceful transition to democracy, said girlie, nice and pretty, and boys tify language and behavior that playing with cars?” single parents or adopted chil- tales seen as cementing stereo- Louay Hussein, a prominent dissident. to be manly, rough and outgo- risk reinforcing stereotypes. At Egalia nearly all the books dren. There are no “Snow types. CMYK

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THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com ➛ NEWS MONDAY, JUNE 27,2011PAGE7A Country still mourns 9/11 tragedy after decade

Even Americans who didn’t lose a loved one on Sept. 11 are still grieving.

By TAMARA LUSH Associated Press HILLIARD, Ohio — Carla Gil- kerson, a 54-year-old school bus driver, sits at a table with friends at Abner’s diner on Main Street in this small Ohio town. She’s never been to New York City and doesn’t know a soul who died on Sept. 11 — but talk of the terror attacks a decade ago immediately moves her to tears. Step outside of Abner’s and there, across the road at Main and Center streets, is one of the large- AP PHOTO st Sept. 11 memorials outside the Victor, left, and Ben Ortega, brothers from El Paso, Texas, walk attack sites; a granite monument along the Sept. 11 memorial in Las Vegas. etched with all the victims’ AP FILE PHOTO names, surrounded by four giant Flags frame the crash site of United Flight 93 on Sept. 11, 2010, at the temporary Flight 93 memorial They don’t know how to let it go. the positive,” she said. pieces of World Trade Center in Shanksville. And instead of grieving and let- Karl Glessner is a 60-year-old steel. ting go, we’re blaming a whole volunteer “ambassador” at the Gilkerson often walks and mories.” left at the casino in the days after write messages on slips of paper. culture of people. People are real- Flight 93 memorial in Shanks- bikes past the memorial, stop- They’re still grieving in Hill- the attacks. Recently, about a doz- Amessage signed by “Cathy” on ly struggling with that.” ville. He spends entire days at the ping to run her finger over the iard, a suburb of the state capital en fire department and police T- June 18 reads, “Almost ten years Gilkerson and her friends don’t public viewing area that over- names. “I feel like I knew them,” of Columbus, and an eight hour’s shirts from around the U.S. were and I still can keep back the tears want to stop. They say if we do, looks the field where the 40 peo- she said. “And that I can keep drive from New York City. None on display in the shadow boxes, when I visit any of the three me- we’ll forget what happened and ple aboard the plane died, and ex- their memory alive.” of its 28,000 residents died on which are lighted at night. The morials or watch a TV show the sacrifices made by first re- plains what he saw and heard that Adecade of public mourning Sept. 11, yet the people who live hundreds of other items are ar- about 9/11. So truly, we never for- sponders and soldiers who fought day. Glessner stands at the view- for the nearly 3,000 people killed in the new subdivisions and work chived and stored at the Universi- get.” in the wars the attacks ing area when it’s raining and in the nation’s worst terror attack in the small brick buildings that ty of Nevada Las Vegas. In a city of Psychologists and so- “I feel like I wrought. when it’s sweltering, telling peo- hasn’t abated; in fact, it thrives in line the downtown still mourned. excess and fantasy, the memorial ciologists who study Brad Fetty, a 34-year- ple how he felt the ground shake this country, from the steel me- Mayor Don Schonhardt was one —which is across the street from grief and public mourn- knew them. old firefighter-in-train- from the plane’s impact and saw morial parks to the fake Statue of of the mourners, and he went to the MGM Grand casino and its ing say that most of us And that I ing and a bus driver the smoke cloud from the crash. Liberty outside a Las Vegas casi- New York to ask authorities there golden Lion statue and from Ex- —at least for those with Gilkerson, said He still sometimes chokes up no to a tiny chapel by ground ze- for trade center steel for the city’s calibur, a medieval-themed gam- who didn’t lose a loved can keep that his city’s memorial when talking about the day. Talk- ro. The attacks have spawned a memorial. bling hall — is a sober reminder one in the attacks — are their memo- conjures up complicat- ing to hundreds of people a day at ritual of extravagant public “We felt it was important to be of reality, and visitors stop and still processing the ry alive.” ed emotions and ques- the somber viewing area has mourning that hasn’t waned; acommunity in middle America peer into the shadow boxes while pain, which will dwin- tions about that day. made him “a better person,” he even Americans who didn’t lose a that would say to the U.S. and the walking from one casino to the dle with each succes- Carla Gilkerson While looking at the said. “This is basically the best loved one on Sept. 11 are still world, that we do remember what next. sive generation. Ohio resident twisted and rusted thing I do,” he added. grieving as if they had. happened that day,” Schonhardt The small western Pennsylva- “It’s part of our de- steel beams, he said he Schonhardt said he pushed to Gilkerson says it best: “I think said. nia town of Shanksville is tou- fense mechanism to wonders, “What am I build the Hilliard memorial after we’ll always mourn our losses The memorial fills a city block ched like no other by the attacks; distance ourselves,” said Katov- looking at? Was there blood, were talking about Sept. 11 at local from that day.” in the center of town with its two it’s believed to have been an at- ich, a professor at Texas Christian there tears, actually on this piece schools, and realizing some of the Experts in grief say the out- pieces of rusted track from the tack site by accident, but one University. of metal?” second-graders weren’t even born sized sorrow for “our losses” is subway that ran underneath the whose residents had little con- Carla Ross, an expert on grief Ross thinks that societies that when the attacks happened. Americans’ way of processing the World Trade Center, and two oth- nection to the 40 people who per- and forgiveness from Raleigh, have experienced large tragedies “It was designed to help chil- most devastating public event of er large hunks of twisted metal ished aboard the hijacked jetliner N.C., said many Americans are never really stop grieving, but dren of our community under- their lifetimes, which they need from the towers themselves. that crashed at more than 500 still actively mourning 9/11. that the mourning becomes soft- stand what happened,” he said. to do before they can begin to let Las Vegas has a permanent me- mph into the lush, green land- “There’s two things that make er, less edgy. “This park helps us put the whole go. “This,” says Michael Katov- morial at the fake Statue of Liber- scape. it really complicated for people,” “Usually when people get to thing in perspective. When you ich, a Texas sociology professor ty outside the New York, New A$60 million memorial is be- said Ross, a communication pro- the end of the grieving process, lose that much innocence, it’s pro- who teaches on death and dying, York-Hotel Casino. There’s a ro- ing built in the field. Inside a tem- fessor at Meredith College. “Peo- they start making sense of things, found. I think this is one we don’t “is a process of solidifying our me- tating exhibit of items that were porary visitor center, people ple don’t know who to forgive. how it’s impacted their lives for want to forget.”

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BRUCE M. LAUER, 63, of King- Carol L. Sickler ston, died at home, Friday, June Carol Ann Pryor Frail 24, 2011. Born in Wilkes-Barre, he June 24, 2011 Crews was a son of the late Fabian and June 25, 2011 Frances Brown Lauer and lived in arol L. Sickler, 64, of Eatonville, arol Ann Pryor Frail, 75, a life- Kingston most of his life. He is sur- C passed away Friday, June 24, Clong resident of Wilkes-Barre, vived by his brother, Wesley, and 2011, at Geisinger Wyoming Valley his wife, Lolli Lauer of Palm Beach passed away Saturday, June 25, contain 1 Medical Center in Plains Township. Gardens, Fla., and several nieces 2011, in the presence of her loving family and the dedicated staff of She is survived by her husband of and nephews. 46 years John G. Sickler. Funeral services will be held in Heritage House and Hospice Care of the VNA. Carol was born in Binghamton, Florida at the convenience of the Born December 20, 1935 in N.Y., on March 18, 1947. She is a Arizona family. Condolences may be Wilkes-Barre, she was a daughter of daughter of the late Robert and emailed by visiting Bruce’s obitu- the late Herman and Florence Bank- Louise Matthews Sutton. ary at www.rosenbergfuneralcha- er Pryor. 1989; son Robert A. Frail Jr. on July She worked as a nurse’s aide at pel.com. Carol graduated from Meyers 7, 1989; infant daughter Carol; and the Carpenter Care Center in Tunk- wildfire High School in 1953 and, after a BETTY M. IVANS, 92, of Plains brother Clark Pryor. hannock and helped as a teacher’s brief modeling stint in New York, Carol is survived by daughter-in- aide at the Pilgrim Holiness School Township, died Saturday, June 25, married her high school sweetheart law, Jane, and her children, Steve; in Tunkhannock. 2011, at Manor Care, Sunbury. in1954. They were blessed with sev- More than 400 firefighters Mary Jo and her husband, Mike Carol was active in the Pilgrim Funeral arrangements are en children. Hromchak; Jeff and his wife, Berna- Holiness Church in Tunkhannock. were doing mop-up and pending from the Yeosock Funeral She loved being a stay-at-home dette; Charlene and her husband, with Pastor Joel Bye. Interment will Home, 40 S. Main St., Plains Town- mom, but some might say she en- Jim McGeever; and Michael; grand- She is survived by her sons, John be in South Eaton Cemetery. rehabilitation work. ship. joyed being a grandmother even children, Bob, Katie, Kelly, Nicole, and wife Loretta, of Syracuse, N.Y.; Friends and family may call at the more with her nine wonderful Kerri, Jeffrey and Meghan Frail; Mi- Tim and wife Susanna, of Lacey- church from10 a.m. until the time of WILLIAM J. POEPPERLING, grandchildren and five great-grand- chael and Matthew Hromchak; ville; and Stephen, of Tunkhannock; service on Tuesday. 100, of Franklin Township, died children. great-grandchildren, Ethan, Jayla, grandchildren, Erica, Shane, Bran- Those wishing may make memo- By BOB CHRISTIE Sunday, June 26, 2011, in the Carol’s other passions were quite Riley, Chase and Alivia; and brother don, Monty, Jamilyn, Mara, Britta- rial contributions to the Endless Associated Press diverse and included making holi- Meadows Nursing and Rehabilita- Laing Batchler. ny and Racquelbrother, Robert Sut- Mountains Christian Academy, 135 PHOENIX — One of three ma- tion Center, Dallas day wreaths, rescuing Siamese cats Celebration of Carol’s Life will ton of Dallas, Texas. W. Tioga St., Tunkhannock, PA jor wildfires burning in Arizona Arrangements are pending and Labrador retrievers, wearing be held at 6 p.m. on Wednesday at Funeral services will be held at 18657. For directions and online from the Metcalfe and Shaver Fu- lipstick, pretty earrings, organizing McLaughlin’s, 142 South Washing- 11 a.m. on Tuesday in the Pilgrim condolences, please visit www.shel- was declared fully contained Sun- class reunions, playing Pinochle, neral Home Inc., 504 Wyoming ton St. in Wilkes-Barre. Visitation Holiness Church in Tunkhannock donkukuchkafuneralhome.com. day, a second was nearly out, and Ave., Wyoming. winning big on slot machines, will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on watching horse racing, and tending Wednesday at McLaughlin’s. athird was growing only in a rug- to her many house plants. Memorial donations are pre- ged area with only a handful of JASON WEISKERGER, 41, of If Carol was not at home, she was ferred and may be made to SPCA, residents. Wilkes-Barre, died unexpectedly often shopping at the downtown 524 East Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA Bernard Z. Koterba Sunday, June 26, 2011, at the Geis- farmers market, Boscov’s, or Wash- 18702-6911, or Hospice Care of the Authorities said the Horseshoe inger Wyoming Valley Medical ington Square Apartments rum- VNA, 486 Northampton St., Ed- June 25, 2011 Two wildfire near Portal in south- Center. mage sales. wardsville, PA 18704-4599. Perma- eastern Arizona was completely Funeral arrangements are In addition to her parents, she nent messages and memories can was preceded in death by her hus- be shared with Carol’s family at ernard Z. Koterba, 95, formerly surrounded after burning more pending from the Gubbiotti Funer- B of Wilkes-Barre, passed away on than 348 square miles of the Chir- al Home,1030 Wyoming Ave., Exe- band, Robert A. Frail, on April 28, www.celebrateherlife.com. Saturday, June 25, 2011, at Little icahua mountains in seven ter. Flower Manor, Wilkes-Barre. Born on February 24, 1916, in weeks. All evacuation orders ALFONSO J.F. “AL” ROSSI, 70, Sally Ann Palmer Wilkes-Barre, he is a son of the late have been lifted. Bear Creek, died Saturday, June Joseph and Catherine Wilpiszewski 25, 2011 in Wilkes-Barre General The huge blaze started May 8 June 26, 2011 Koterba. and burned across one of the Hospital following a long illness. Bernard was a graduate of GAR Alfonso was a son of William and state’s so-called “sky island” ally Ann Palmer, of Lake Winola, Memorial High School and a U.S. Rose Ritza Rossi. He was preceded Army veteran who served during mountain ranges, which rise in death by son, Joseph R. Rossi, S passed away on Sunday, June 26, 2011, at Mercy Hospital, Scranton. World War II, in the European and from the surrounding desert and and sister, Rose Ann McGowan. She was born Stephanie Eliza- North African Theaters. Surviving are his wife, Dr. Patricia grasslands and aren’t connected beth Matylewicz on July 27,1937, in He was awarded the American to other ranges. The fire essen- V. Rossi; sons, Alfonso F. Rossi Jr. Scranton. She was a daughter of the Defense Service Medal, the Good and David R. Rossi; brother, Wil- late Adam R. and Helen Kazmierski Conduct Medal and the European tially burned the entire Chirica- liam Rossi; sisters, Frances Colum- Matylewicz. African Middle Eastern Service hua range, which is part of the bus, Jo Jean Gilligan and Mary An- Sally was the second youngest of Medal with three Bronze Stars. and his wife, Mary Theresa; great- Coronado National Forest. gela Rossi; step-mother, Rose Baiz nine children and was raised near Bernard was a self-employed grandchildren, James, Grace and The forest supports a huge di- Rossi, two grandchildren, several watchmaker, having learned the Audrey Clarke; Page, Jacob and Lake Winola. She was educated at versity of plants and animals and nieces and nephews. Falls Overfield High School. trade from his father. He owned and Nathan Koterba; sisters, Irene Bro- Afuneral Mass will be at 10 Sally loved the area and people of operated The Jewel Box in Wilkes- zowski, Wilkes-Barre; Theresa Ur- is a world-renowned bird watch- a.m. Tuesday, at St. Elizabeth’s the lake that she happily lived there Barre for more than 40 years. ban, Wilkes-Barre; Sister Juanita ing area. The blaze did only mini- (Genevieve) Koterba O.S.F., Penn- Church, Route 115, Bear Creek her whole life. Always an extremely He was a member of Holy Trinity mal damage to the most well- Church in Wilkes-Barre. Also, he sylvania; Sister Charlotte Marie Ko- Township. Interment will be in St. good writer, she was the Lake Wino- known birding area, Cave Creek Mary’s Cemetery, Hanover Town- la news correspondent for the was a member of the American terba O.S.F., Michigan; Marian Ko- viak, and her husband, Steve, Ten- ship. Family will receive friends Wyoming County Press Examiner Watchmakers Association, the Canyon. Norm Ball. nessee; and several nieces and neph- for 29 years. She also worked as the Gemological Institute of America, “It’s fairly mosaic in much of from 9:30 a.m. to service time The most important things in life ews. Overfield Township secretary for the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Tuesday at St. Elizabeth’s Church. to Sally were her family and friends, AMass of Christian Burial the area, although when you look Memorial donations may be made eight years. of which there were many. She also American Legion Post 132 in at the map it appears the whole Wilkes-Barre. will be held at 9 a.m. on to St. Elizabeth’s Church. Although she suffered from vari- cherished her beloved dog Smokey, Wednesday in the Chapel of Little ous health issues over the years, who passed away this past January Married for 56 years, Bernard Coronado forest burned,” fire in- Flower Manor, 200 South Meade formation officer Jack Conner ending her writing career among and her cat Peaches. was preceded in death by his wife, St., Wilkes-Barre. Interment will be George J. Kostick other activities, her mind stayed She was preceded in death by her Regina (Jean) Tunaitis in 2001and in Holy Trinity Cemetery, Bear said. “Some areas did burn pretty strong, and her upbeat personality beloved husband of 38 years, Jack by his brothers, Edward and Joseph Creek. Friends may call from 6 to 8 intense, mainly in the bottoms of June 23, 2011 never wavered. Palmer, who passed away in 2005; Koterba. p.m. on Tuesday at the Nat and Sally was well taken care of in her brothers, Leonard, Carl, Bernie, Surviving him are sons, Joseph the gulches. But it is mosaic. It is eorge J. Kostick, 89, of Jackson Gawlas Funeral Home, 89 Park later years by her devoted children, Adam and Jerry Matylewicz; and Koterba and his wife, Nancy, North Ave., Wilkes-Barre, and from 8 to 9 anot a totally complete burn.” G Township, passed away Thurs- most especially by her son John and sister, Eleanor Puza. Eastham, Mass.; John Koterba and a.m. on Wednesday in the Chapel of The fire destroyed nine homes day, June 23, 2011, in Wilkes-Barre daughter-in-law Sandra and also her She is survived by son Gerald W. his wife, Linda, Eastham, Mass.; Little Flower Manor. and 14 other buildings. General Hospital. caregiver, Marilyn Coolbaugh. daughters, Kathleen Goobic and Marish and his wife, Janet Schmidt, In lieu of flowers, memorial con- More than 400 firefighters He was born in Kingston, a son She was a lifelong and dedicated Clarks Summit; son John P. Palmer her husband, Peter, Fairfax, Va.; tributions may be made to The of the late George and Magdalene member of St. Mary’s of the Lake and his wife, Sandra, Lake Winola; Christine Lodge and her husband, SPCA of Luzerne County, 524 East were doing mop-up work Sunday, Schuldaski Kostick. Catholic Church, Lake Winola. She daughter Colleen Palmer Ell, and John, Wilmington, Del.; grandchil- Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 or rehabilitating firebreaks and fix- George was formerly employed worked endless hours arranging her husband, David, Tunkhannock; dren, Jamie Koterba Clarke and her to Little Flower Manor, 200 South ing cattle guards, Conner said. At by Worthington Corporation in flowers for the church Masses, set- daughter Stephanie Palmer Jones husband, James; Jeff Koterba and Meade St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702. one point, more than 1,500 fire- Harrison, N.J., as a cost controller. ting up for the annual rummage sale and her husband, David, Lake Wino- his wife, Julie; Jonah Goobic and his Online condolences may be sent to He was an U.S. Army veteran of and helping out at all the different la; brother Robert Matylewicz, Lake wife, Jessica; Adam Goobic and his www.natandgawlasfuneralhome- fighters were battling the flames. World War II, and was a life mem- events until health issues prevented Winola; sister Thelma Shebby, Lake fiancée, Brooke; Timothy Goobic .com. Asecond fire near the southern ber of the DAV Bellesville-Nutley her from doing so. She was also a Winola; grandchildren, Morgan, Arizona city of Sierra Vista was Chapter 22, and a member of member of St. Mary’s Altar and Ros- Molly and Carla Palmer, all of Lake 85 percent contained Sunday, ary Society. Winola, and Ryan and Jessica Ell of American Legion Post 395, King- and officials said the blaze was ston. Always a political enthusiast, Sal- Tunkhannock; and many nieces and FUNERALS George was an avid softball play- ly was also an active member of the nephews. showing little activity as ground er, and did many minstrel shows Wyoming County Democratic Funeral services will be held at crews and helicopters were work- Women’s Society for many years. 10 a.m. on Wednesday with a Mass BATOR – Leo, Mass of Christian funeral home. with the Irish-American Club in Burial 9:30 a.m. today in St. LUSAITIS – Mary, Mass of Christian ing to put out the rest of the fire. Kearny, N.J. Although she loved being home, of Christian Burial from St. Mary’s Sally had the opportunity to take a of the Lake Church, Lake Winola. Ignatius Loyola Church, 339 N. Burial 1p.m. today in the Chapel The Monument fire has burned In addition to his parents, he cherished, once-in-a-lifetime trip to Family and friends are requested to Maple Ave., Kingston. Relatives of Little Flower Manor, 200 S. nearly 47 square miles and de- was preceded in death by his broth- Europe and traveled extensively go directly to the church. Interment and friends are asked to go Meade St., Wilkes-Barre. Friends ers and sisters, Florence Puciloski, directly to the church. may call noon to 1p.m. today in stroyed 57 homes, a five-unit through Germany, France, Yugosla- will be in Pieta Cemetery, Tunkhan- apartment building and five busi- Frank Kostick, Bernard Kostick, via, and visited her son Jerry, who nock. Friends may call from 5 to 8 BONAWITZ – Evan, funeral 11 a.m. the Chapel at Little Flower Manor. Helen Maleski, Joseph Wallace, was stationed in Germany. p.m. on Tuesday at the Sheldon-Ku- Wednesday at the Church of PINENO – Thomas, funeral 9 a.m. nesses. Victoria Thomas, William Wallace, She also traveled to Florida with kuchka Funeral Home, 73 W. Tioga Christ Uniting, corner of Market today from the Anthony Recup- At one point nearly 10,000 peo- Peter Wallace and Veronica MacIn- her family and enjoyed trips, includ- St., Tunkhannock. Street and Sprague Avenue, ero Funeral Home, 406 Susque- ple were evacuated from areas tosh. Kingston. Friends may call 4 to 7 hanna Ave., West Pittston. Mass ing a cruise, with her sister and Memorial contributions can be south of the city, but the last were George is survived by his wife, brother-in-law Thelma and Phil made to St. Mary’s of the Lake p.m. Tuesday at The Harold C. of Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. in the former Helen Zigich; son, Ke- Shebby and loyal friends, Peg and Church, Lake Winola. Snowdon Funeral Home Inc., 140 St. Anthony of Padua Church, allowed to return home Friday vin Kostick, and his wife, Cynthia, N. Main St., Shavertown. Exeter. night. Wawatosa, Wis.; daughter, Ca- BUCHOWSKI – Rita, funeral and RITZ – Angeline, celebration of life The 30,000-acre fire began Panachida 9:15 a.m. today from 8:30 a.m. today from McLaugh- mille; brother Raymond Kostick June 12 and is believed to be hu- and his wife, Peggy, Pringle. the John V. Morris Funeral Home, lin’s,142 S. Washington St., The family would especially like Robert H. Kugler 625 N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre. Wilkes-Barre. Funeral Mass at man-caused. to thank Professor James Siberski Office of Christian Burial with 9:30 a.m. in the Church of St. Meanwhile, the largest forest June 26, 2011 Nicholas. of Misericordia University, Hazel Divine Liturgy at 10 a.m. in St. fire in Arizona history continued ROOD – Erma, funeral 11 a.m. today Ockenhouse and Homebound Ser- Mary’s Protection Byzantine from the Hugh B. Hughes & Son to slowly chew though parts of vices nurses Ann, Diane and Chris obert H. Kugler, 86, of Braden- Catholic Church. . ton, Fla., passed away Sunday, Inc. Funeral Home, 1044 Wyoming the Apache-Sitgreaves National for their professional care and R CHICALLO – Norman, military June 26, 2011, at the home of his Ave., Forty Fort. Forest, although it was nearly 80 kindness. funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday from stepson in Trucksville. the Andrew Strish Funeral Home, SAILUS – Rose, funeral 9:30 a.m. percent contained Sunday. Funeral services will be Tuesday from the Michael J. Born in Scranton, he was a son of 11 Wilson St., Larksville. Mass of The 841-square-mile Wallow held at10 a.m. on Wednesday the late Henry and Agnes Fitzgerald Mikelski Funeral Home, 293 S. in the Kopicki Funeral Home, 263 Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. in Kugler. All Saints Parish. Family and River St., Plains Township. Mass fire was officially 77 percent con- Zerbey Ave., Kingston. Interment Robert was a graduate of Scran- friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at St. tained and growing slowing will be in St. Mary’s Annunciation ton High School and The University Tuesday and 9 to 10 a.m. Wednes- Aloysius Church, 143 W. Division along its southeast perimeter. It Cemetery, Pringle. Friends may of Scranton with a bachelor of sci- day. St., Wilkes-Barre. Friends may call too forced nearly10,000 people to call from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday at ence degree in accounting finance. 8a.m. until the times of service CIANILLI – Michael, funeral 10 a.m. evacuate, but all but a handful are the funeral home. He was a member of St. Therese’s Wednesday at the Bernard J. Tuesday morning. Church, Shavertown, and a member Piontek Funeral Home Inc., 204 SERINO – Frank, funeral 9 a.m. now back in their homes. of the Holy Name Society. Main St., Duryea. Friends may call today from the Peter J. Adonizio There are still more than 2,300 Robert enlisted and served in the 5to 8 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral Home, 802 Susquehanna firefighters working on the blaze, OBITUARY POLICY Ave., West Pittston. Mass of U.S. Air Force during World War II. COLLINS – James, funeral 10:30 which has burned 538,043 acres. The Times Leader publish- He was employed by Bell Tele- a.m., today in the main site of St. Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. in es free obituaries, which phone for 37 years, retiring in 1984. Kugler, Nicholas and Kristina Har- Faustina’s Parrish, formerly Holy Corpus Christi Parish, Immac- About 15,400 acres of the burned have a 27-line limit, and paid Robert was an active member of tranft, Katie Kugler; great-grand- Trinity Church, Hanover Street, ulate Conception Church, Lu- area is in New Mexico. zerne Avenue, West Pittston. obituaries, which can run The Bell Telephone Pioneers. children, Alicia, Brett, Alyson, Brad- Nanticoke. The fire, which broke out May ly Kugler; and several nieces and ne- TROCHYMCZUK – Lillian, services with a photograph. A funeral He enjoyed volunteering with his DIVERONICA – Nancy, friends call 7 29, destroyed 32 homes and four friends and co-workers for the Spe- phews; step-grandchildren, Kelly 10:30 a.m. July 16 at Sacred Heart home representative can call to 9 p.m. today at the Curtis L. rental cabins. It’s believed to have cial Olympics and helping children Ann Hall, Leigh Ann, Nicholas, Swanson Funeral Home Inc., of Jesus Church, 215 Lackawanna the obituary desk at (570) with special needs. He was a Scout James Thomas and Paul Wisnieski; Ave., Dupont. been caused by a campfire, and 829-7224, send a fax to (570) corner of routes 29 and 118, Pikes Master with Boy Scout Troop 155, step-great-grandchildren, Seth Wis- Creek. VARGO – Paul, funeral 9:30 a.m. authorities say they’ve identified 829-5537 or e-mail to tlo- and was a member of the Big Band nieski and Natalie Hall. DUNLAP – Bertha, Mass of Chris- today at the Kiesinger Funeral two people who may be respon- [email protected]. If you Society. Robert was also an avid gol- Funeral services will be held tian Burial 10 a.m. today at St. Services Inc., 255 McAlpine St., Duryea. Mass of Divine Liturgy at sible. However, officials had not fax or e-mail, please call to fer. at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday at Robert Bellarmine Parrish, St. 10 a.m. at St. Michael’s Byzantine confirm. Obituaries must be In addition to his parents, Robert, the Richard H. Disque Funeral Aloysius Church, Division Street, named them as suspects or filed Catholic Church, Pittston. submitted by 9 p.m. Sunday was preceded in death by his first Home Inc., 672 Memorial Highway, Wilkes-Barre. Visitation 9 a.m. any criminal charges. YURKO – George Jr., funeral 10 a.m. through Thursday and 7:30 wife, Marie Dougherty Kugler. Dallas. A Mass of Christian Burial until the time of service at the today from the Harold C. Snow- p.m. Friday and Saturday. Surviving are his wife, Rita Wei- will be held at 10 a.m. at St. There- Desiderio Funeral Home Inc., 679 don Funeral Home Inc., 140 N. Obituaries must be sent by a gel Wisnieski Kugler; sons, Robert se’s Church, 64 Davis St., Shaver- Cary Ave., Hanover Township. Genetti’s Main St., Shavertown. funeral home or crematory, T. Kugler, Shavertown; John H. Ku- town. Interment will be in Mt. Ol- GELB – Irwin, Shiva 2 to 4 p.m. and gler, Dallas; Kerry C. and his wife, ivet Cemetery, Carverton. Friends After Fu nera l Lu ncheons or must name who is hand- 7to 9 p.m. today through Thurs- Inez Mullany-Kugler, Wyoming; may call at the funeral home from 7 ling arrangements, with day. Starting at$7.9 5 per person daughters, Mary Frantz and her hus- to 9 p.m. on Tuesday. LIPPERINI – Lena, funeral 9 a.m. address and phone number. band Gary, Dallas; Carol Hartranft In lieu of flowers friends may Hotel Bereavem en t Rates We discourage handwritten Tuesday from Anthony Recupero and her husband, Dennis, Catawis- make a donation in Robert’s name to Funeral Home, 406 Susquehanna notices; they incur a $15 sa; step-children, Thomas and his St. Therese’s Church, 64 Davis St., Ave., West Pittston. Mass of typing fee. wife, Cheryl Wisnieski, Mississippi; Shavertown, or the American Can- Christian Burial at 9:30 a.m. in St. James Wisnieski, Trucksville; cer Society, 190 Welles St., Suite 118 Rocco’s Church, Pittston. Friends grandchildren, Robert and Bruce Kingston, PA 18704. may call 5 to 8 p.m. today at the 825.6477 CMYK

THE TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com ➛ NEWS MONDAY, JUNE 27,2011PAGE9A Bulger, mob both showing their age Gushers highlight New England’s organized Pa. gas potential crime scene not what it was Drilling companies say they them access to more of the gas are improving on harvesting locked within the rock. And By LAURA CRIMALDI murders, told a judge he could they’re tweaking how they break Associated Press pay for a lawyer if prosecutors gas from shale wells. apart the shale. BOSTON — When James would give him back money “It’s like batting practice,” said “Whitey” Bulger ruled the streets seized from him. Matt Pitzarella, spokesman for of South Boston, the New En- Carmen “The Cheeseman” Di- By MICHAEL RUBINKAM Range Resources Corp. “The gland crime scene was a battle- Nunzio, the reputed former un- Associated Press more you swing the bat, the bet- ground for a bloody turf war be- derboss of the New England ALLENTOWN — Two unex- ter you get.” tween the Italian Mafia and Irish mob, pleaded guilty to federal pected gushers in Northeastern Fort Worth, Texas-based street crews. bribery charges and is serving a Pennsylvania are helping to illus- Range has boosted its estimate of But some observers say the or- six-year federal prison sentence. trate the enormous potential of the amount of natural gas it will ganized crime landscape that Another former boss, 83-year-old the Marcellus Shale natural gas ultimately be able to harvest took shape during Bulger’s 16 Luigi “Baby Shacks” Manocchio, AP PHOTO AP PHOTO field. from its Marcellus Shale wells, years on the lam — ending with is locked up awaiting trial on This booking photograph, ob- This 1953 Boston police book- Each of the Cabot Oil & Gas telling investors this month that his capture days ago in California charges he extorted thousands of tained by WBUR 90.9 - NPR ing photo shows James Corp. wells in Susquehanna it plans to triple production to —is a shell of its former self, hob- dollars from strip clubs in Provi- Radio Boston, shows mob boss "Whitey" Bulger after an ar- County is capable of producing 600 million cubic feet per day by bling along with “old men in diap- dence, R.I. Manocchio, who has James "Whitey" Bulger today. rest. 30 million cubic feet per day — the end of 2012. ers” at the helm. denied the charges against him, believed to be a record for the Another major player, Chesa- “It’s over,” said Boston defense was among 120 suspected mob- convicted of orchestrating a quar- nell, who infiltrated Irish orga- Marcellus and enough gas to sup- peake Energy Corp., has likewise attorney Joseph J. Balliro Sr., sters and associates arrested in ter-century’s worth of murder, nized-crime crews in Massachu- ply nearly 1,000 homes for a year. reported a dramatic increase in who represented crime figures January. racketeering and other crimes, setts and Rhode Island as an un- The landowners attached to the expected well production. Early Vincent “Jimmy the Bear” Flem- Gennaro “Jerry” Angiulo, who this year became the highest- dercover officer in the 1990s. wells, who leased the well access, on, the Oklahoma City-based mi, an FBI informant believed to ran the rackets for the Patriarca ranking New York Mafia member “I don’t think law enforcement numbering fewer than 25, are driller predicted that each well have killed at least eight people, crime family in Boston from the ever to testify for the govern- would close the books until it’s splitting hundreds of thousands would yield 3.5 billion cubic feet and Henry Tameleo, the reputed 1960s to the early 1980s, died in ment. eradicated,” O’Donnell said. “It of dollars in monthly royalties. of gas over its life span. That consigliere of the New England 2009 at age 90. The site of Mar- Sallet said law enforcement will never be eradicated.” “There was definitely excite- amount has since doubled, to Mafia. shall Motors in Somerville, put a dent in the mob at the same Some critics of law enforce- ment among the team that more than 7 billion cubic feet, Flemmi and Tameleo both died which served as the headquarters time that sea changes in tradi- ment’s mob obsession say the planned out these wells and exe- and continues to go up. in prison decades ago. for the Winter Hill Gang once led tional Italian neighborhoods public would be better served if cuted their completion,” said Ca- “Growing confidence in re- Astring of prosecutions, gang by Bulger, is now a church. such as the North End and East attention were paid to lucrative bot spokesman George Stark. serve quality is a major reason warfare and time have sent many “They keep chasing old men in Boston shrank the “talent pool.” drug operations, street violence Drilling companies knew the why many of the largest, most- made men to prison or the grave. diapers,” said Rhode Island de- There are ethnic organized-crime and emerging ethnic crime Marcellus held a lot of gas. They successful, domestic and interna- The syndicates powerfully de- fense attorney and former Drug groups with roots in Asia and Eu- groups. just had to figure out a way to get tional energy companies are picted in movies including “The Enforcement Administration rasia that have set up in Boston, “I think that’s a lot of bluster on it out, and they say they’re get- heavily investing in the Marcel- Godfather” and “The Departed” agent Raymond Mansolillo, who Springfield and Lowell, but they behalf of law enforcement to jus- ting better at it all the time. lus and other American shale have seemingly lost much of briefly represented Manocchio. haven’t had the chance to get en- tify their budgets. The old days of The result is that the Marcel- plays,” said Jeff Fisher, Chesa- their box office luster in real life. “I think it’s a waste of taxpayer re- trenched, Sallet said. so-called organized crime have lus, a rock formation beneath peake’s senior vice president of And even the chase of mobsters sources.” “We gave (La Cosa Nostra) a been dead for some time,” said Pennsylvania, New York, West production. has been splintered by the terror- The Italian crime operation La substantial head start before we Boston defense attorney Antho- Virginia and Ohio, has turned out Indeed, major oil companies ism focus put on law enforcement Cosa Nostra, however, remains started putting them in jail,” said ny Cardinale, who represented to be an even more prolific source like Chevron Corp., Exxon Mobil by the Sept. 11 attacks. the top organized crime threat in Sallet, noting that racketeering DiNunzio and Francis “Cadillac of gas than anyone anticipated. Corp. and Royal Dutch Shell PLC “They got their hands full with New England, said FBI supervi- laws were passed in the 1970s. Frank” Salemme, a former Pa- Energy firms are boosting their have placed multibillion-dollar terrorism,” said former Bulger sory senior resident agent Jeffrey “They’ve been in operation since triarca family boss believed to be production targets, not only be- bets on the Marcellus, a 400-mil- associate John “Red” Shea. S. Sallet. The Rhode Island-based the 1930s.” in the federal witness protection cause new wells are coming on lion-year-old rock formation that “These mob families have been Sallet heads up organized crime Rhode Island state police Col. program. “Instead of going after line but also because they’re ma- geologists say holds the nation’s taken apart.” investigations for the FBI’s Bos- Steven G. O’Donnell said the an old man for getting a couple naging to coax more gas from largest reservoir of natural gas Bulger, 81, was captured ton division. poor economy and the tightening hundred dollars a week from a each well. and perhaps the second-largest in Wednesday in Santa Monica, Cal- “Because somebody is not a of legitimate credit markets are strip club, they should be going Operators say they have a grea- the world. if., where he apparently had been young man doesn’t mean they are other reasons to keep the heat on after true criminal behaviors like ter understanding of the compli- Fracking has raised environ- living for most of the time he was not dangerous and cannot order organized crime. drug cartels.” cated geology of the Marcellus, mental concerns, and the U.S. En- afugitive. Bulger, who appeared acts of violence,” said Sallet, who “Especially in a bad economy, Shea, 45, says the mob faltered allowing them to land their drill vironmental Protection Agency Friday afternoon inside a heavily arrested Bonnano family crime they have dirty money working in part because its members grad- bits in the sweet spot of the for- is studying its impact on ground- guarded federal courthouse in boss Joseph Massino in New York for them. They put it on the street ually gave up on their golden mation. They’re drilling horizon- water. The industry insists the Boston to answer for his role in19 in 2003. Massino, who later was at shylocking rates,” said O’Don- rule: a code of silence. tally at greater distances, giving process is environmentally safe.

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U.S. counties range from being 16 plained by the size of the nation, eastern Pennsylvania has a high- might predict life expectancy calendar years ahead to more racial diversity or economics. In- er incidence of cancer-related might be lower for the county,” LIFE than 50 behind for women. For stead, the authors point to high deaths than Pennsylvania and the Flynn said. COAL men, the range is from 15 calen- rates of obesity, tobacco use and United States. In Wilkes-Barre, the per capita dar years ahead to more than 50 other preventable risk factors for “And cancers clearly associated income is 62 percent of the U.S. Continued from Page 3A calendar years behind. This an early death as the leading driv- with smoking are much higher in average, Flynn said, which means Continued from Page 3A for men and an average of 2.4 means that some U.S. counties ers of the gap between the U.S. Northeastern Pennsylvania – it could be considered econom- Northeastern Pennsylvania, Wo- years for women. have a life expectancy today that and other nations. esophageal, lung, bladder, oral ically distressed. Per capita in- lensky said. And, to educate The bad news is that the gains nations with the best health out- and others. That’s a behavioral come in Scranton is 70 percent of them on how the miners perse- in life expectancy in the United comes had in 1957. More cancer-related deaths risk factor here,” Flynn said. the U.S. average. veredtobuildlocalcommunities States are falling significantly be- “We are finally able to answer Dr. Daniel Flynn, associate Flynn also said the incidence of “When people are living at or and culture. hind other countries such as Ja- the question of how the U.S. fares dean for Research and Economic colon cancer is substantially below the poverty line, it could “It wasn’t as bad as China, but pan and Canada. in comparison to its peers global- Development at The Common- higher in Northeastern Pennsyl- limit their access to health care,” it was pretty damn close,” he IHME researchers, in collabo- ly,” said Dr. Christopher Murray, wealth Medical College in Scran- vania than the rest of the country. he said. said. ration with researchers at Imperi- IHME director and one of the pa- ton, said he has examined data on “This is a preventable disease if Flynn said it would make sense Anyone interested in reading al College London, found that be- per’s co-authors. “Despite the fact life expectancy in the region be- people get regular screenings – a for insurance companies to cover the book will be able to get it in tween 2000 and 2007, more than that the U.S. spends more per cap- cause Northeastern Pennsylvania colonoscopy,” Flynn said. regular health care screenings this fall, Wolensky said. It is be- 80 percent of U.S. counties fell in ita than any other nation on has a very high percentage of resi- with low-cost health insurance ing published by the National standing compared to the aver- health, eight out of every10 coun- dents over the age of 65. Economy could be factor policies. The cure rate for stage- Canal Museum Press based in age of the10 nations with the best ties are not keeping pace in terms The average age of a person liv- Access to health care and one cancer is 90 percent while the Easton. life expectancies in the world, of health outcomes. That’s a stag- ing in the United States is 35.5 health insurance and an individu- rate for stage-three cancer is less He promises readers the book known as the international fron- gering statistic.” while the average Northeastern al’s ability to pay for it – or the than 50 percent. It’s much easier will break new ground, giving tier. The researchers suggest that Pennsylvanian is 41.3 years old, lack thereof – could be a factor. to treat stage-one cancer than details about some bad coal When compared to the interna- the relatively low life expectan- he said. “If life expectancy is linked to more advanced cases, but it’s also mining practices that past resi- tional frontier for life expectancy, cies in the U.S. cannot be ex- Flynn also noted that North- per capita income, then you harder to detect, he said. dents of Northeastern Pennsyl- vania suffered through.

the Archangel Rosary Makers, a ish’s oldest member, and was on Though this marked the final solely for special events, such as group formed after the 9/11 ter- hand to lock the doors after the Mass for the parish, the last regu- weddings and funerals. ST. FRANCIS EN’S AVENUE SALON rorist attacks that was to make closing rites were given. larly scheduled Sunday Mass The congregation is now a GW rosaries for the armed forces. “This is just a very sad occa- took place on Sept. 20, 2009. Af- part of St. Benedict’s in Wilkes- ONLY Continued from Page 3A Over the years, the group pro- sion,” she said. “I almost didn’t terwards, the church was open Barre. Women’s Haircut $ Includes: Shampoo & Style I’ll carry with me in memory.” duced more than 80,000 rosaries want to come, but how could I 22 The ceremony began with a for not only troops, but also oth- not?” 779 WYOMING AVE. • KINGSTON reciting of the rosary, which er organizations. Her son, Harry, read the sec- 283.5610 • 287-4715 gwensalon.com were supplied by the St. Michael Judy Shovlin, 92, is the par- ond reading at the Mass.

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WORLD OPINION Libya, Syria get different international response

HE GLOBAL commu- explanation is that the Libyan nity’s attempts to re- protests, and consequently the spond to the blood- repression, came earlier than Tshed and repression the comparable events in Sy- in Syria have been undermined ria. The West, in its flirtation by the over-stretched interpre- with regime change in Libya, tation – and application – of now feels overcommitted. An- the United Nations Security other reason may be that Syria Council resolution on Libya, is to a considerable degree a intended to protect civilians. client-state of Iran, whereas President Dmitry Medvedev Colonel Gadhafi is more or less of Russia, for example, said afreelancer. And the stakes that a “good resolution” on Li- may be higher with Syria, giv- bya had been “turned into a en its borders with Israel and scrap of paper to cover up a Lebanon. On the other hand, pointless military operation.I Libya has a lot of desirable would very much not like a Syr- light crude oil. ian resolution to be pulled off But the nations active in the in a similar manner.” Evidently skies over Libya can still re- he believes that Russia’s ab- verse their mission creep and stention in March has been tak- enforce a no-fly zone as origi- en advantage of; henceforth, he nally planned. In that case, oth- would exercise Russia’s Securi- er countries might well be ty Council veto to prevent sim- more willing to participate in ilar results. putting concerted, coherent The contrast between the pressure on the ruthless re- treatment of Libya and the gime in Damascus. treatment of Syria is not easy to account for. The simplest The Globe and Mail, Toronto

QUOTE OF THE DAY Spend or save, we still have to pay those pesky taxes “This is what happens when you cheat on your wife. It’s karma.” ONCE UPON A time, the One alternative is to give it back to the favorite Republican insult taxpayers. Send everybody a check, or Donna Kocher was “tax-and-spend liberal.” MARK GUYDISH knock a few bucks off our income tax bills The 52-year-old Wilkes-Barre woman, her 48-year-old Iknow they meant the next year. While you’re at it, chip in that husband and his 28-year-old girlfriend were arrested Democrat being ridiculed COMMENTARY roughly $200 million surplus the General late last week as part of an investigation into the sale loved to keep raising taxes Assembly amassed by not spending all of its and manufacture of methamphetamine. and spending money, but at their losses. annual operations budget. semantically “tax and spend” is a statement But since T.C. put that proposal on the Democracy Rising, an advocacy group of obvious logic more than criticism. It’s sort table, the economy got a tad rosier, and the pushing for transparency in government, of like saying “cook and eat,” or “wash and state has amassed a $540 million (and grow- estimated that the $200 million alone would Where’s the indignation? dry.” By definition, the one pretty much is ing) surplus. The governor -- so far -- refuses provide $60 to every Pennsylvania family of supposed to follow the other. to use that money to soothe some of the four. Add the surplus of $540 million, and The jokey alternative: Would you rather budget pain. Which begs the question: What we’re talking some serious cash for strug- ERTAINLY NO coun- Still greater indifference your elected official “tax and save?” is he going to use it for? gling families. try anywhere in the greeted the first glimpses of The joke’s on me. Apparently that’s exact- As near as I can tell, he’s taking our mon- Asecond alternative would be to use the Western world is ex- the massive underground shel- ly what Gov. Tom Corbett does want to do. ey, and rather than spend it or give it back, $540 million to pay down state debts. C posed to anything re- ter constructedto offer protec- For that matter, it’s what the General stuffing it into a Harrisburg mattress. My suspicion is that T.C. doesn’t want to motely resembling the threats tion to thousands of Israelis in Assembly has done for years. Correct me if I’m wrong, but a fiscal con- discuss the surplus because it doesn’t fit his Israel faces – be they of nuclear avariety of doomsday scena- Citing a budget gap of around $4 billion, servative who takes your money and saves it “We’re out of money” narrative. Oops! attack from the ayatollahs of rios -- nuclear, chemical and Tom Corbett (“Whose intellectual friends is still taking your money. When I balance Found some! Tehran or a rain of convention- conventional. ... get to call him T.C.” … sorry, I was a big Top my checkbook, the dollars I paid in taxes are Until he does propose a use, he’s just a al rockets from Iran’s proxies, Were Israel surrounded by Cat fan as a kid) logically proposed an aus- absent regardless of whether a politician “tax and save conservative.” Hezbollah in Lebanon and Ha- sincere peace partners, of tere budget of $27.3 billion. He took a cleav- spent it or stowed it. “Spend” or “save,” you’re wallet doesn’t mas in Gaza. Syria, too, pos- course, no such dire maneu- er to spending, particularly education. The obvious thing to do with that surplus know the difference. sesses a terrifying weapons ar- vers would be required. Fair enough. As I’ve noted here previously, is to ratchet back the cuts a bit. Let everybo- It does, however, know “tax.” senal, and the current instabil- This should be patently ob- for me it’s not how much he cut, it’s how he dy get used to the new era of austerity. Use ity in Damascus only height- vious to all truly objective ob- divvied up the pain. His ed cuts are hurting the money to smooth the transition from ens the potential threat. servers overseas. Were the Mark Guydish can be reached at 829-7161or via poorer districts (and students) most, while what school districts were getting to what Nonetheless, hardly any in- family of nations really as high- email at [email protected]. Harrisburg lawmakers need not even wince they can expect to get. ternational attention was paid minded as it professes to be, it to the fact that Iran has just would direct its righteous in- demonstrated, yet again, that dignation against the undis- it assiduously upgrades its guised menacing of a geo- MAIL BAG LETTERS FROM READERS rocketry. The technology that graphically tiny democracy utilized the task force approach to improve propels satellites into space whose civilian population is SEND US YOUR OPINION can be adapted and used for in- vulnerable like no other. Reader thinks WBASD image and it has worked. A task force is a tercontinental ballistic mis- Letters to the editor must include the select group of community leaders. These siles. The Jerusalem Post needs long-range plan writer’s name, address and daytime leaders have to be at least three years re- phone number for verification. Letters moved from any direct involvement with have been questioned why I have put should be no more than 250 words. We the district They are presented detailed forth considerable effort and personal reserve the right to edit and limit writers information relative to the district oper- Iexpense to assist the school district that to one published letter every 30 days. ations, and given the responsibility to apparently does not want help, with the • E-mail: [email protected] Getting tough with Greece • Fax: 570-829-5537 develop a district-wide, long-range master exception of our tax dollars. I am con- • Mail: Mail Bag, The Times Leader, 15 plan. This plan should be presented to the cerned about the quality of education and N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 1871 1 board for action.The missing long-range NTERVENTIONS BY billion to Greek banks and oth- facilities for our children and my grand- plan is partially responsible for the $7 both the Chancellor, Ge- er institutions. But like it or children. I am a homeowner, retired and million spent on Meyers, which the district tired of paying for the fraud and waste. A orge Osborne, and the not, the financial markets are solution. But it may be a SWAG, Scientific is now studying for possible closure! I Mayor, Boris Johnson, interconnected; Britain is no hundred million dollar new central school Wild A-- Guess. Considering the district Under the present system, the school scares the heck out of me, and I am sure, suggest a rising anger among island when it comes to the might spend $100 million to renovate or board generates the plan and attempts to many other retired citizens and over-taxed Tories about the prospect of banking system.... build district facilities, SWAG is not in the sell it to the community. Considering the another Greek bailout. It goes Osborne is right to take a businesses. If this is what we need for our children I will support it. But is there accu- best interest of the taxpayers or the stu- events of the past four years and the econo- against the grain to allow gov- tough line: successive Greek dents. An in-house study will not hold the my, this would be near impossible. Any ernments to throw good mon- governments are largely re- rate data available to identify the needs? The Wilkes-Barre Area School District credibility needed to pass a referendum of discussion on school closingsthat are not ey after bad and to protect sponsible for the mess the this size. Take a look at the continual dete- emergencies is premature. It further shat- banks from the consequences country’s finances are in, and has spent countless dollars studying the condition of the schools. The problem is rioration of South Wilkes-Barre. There are ters the credibility of the board. of their poor judgment. the present ones must now too many schools, churches, and busi- Utilizing the taskforce method, the As for Britain, our exposure take the painful measures nec- the studies and the findings are fragment- ed. We need to know student population nesses closings; add to that Meyers, and board receives a long range plan which it to Greek debt is actually fairly essary to restore its credit-wor- we are destroying the neighborhood. It then presents to the community. You then modest: we hold just more thiness. (growth/decline), curriculum needs, facil- ity and equipment needs. Student pop- may be important enough to the citizens have the citizens petitioning the board to than 2.1billion of Greek gov- ulation and curricular needs establish and health of the city to maintain the take action, not the board trying to sell the ernment debt and just over 9 London Evening Standard facility requirements. An integral part of school. As such, the decisions by the community on its solutions. The citizens the evaluation is scheduling, which can school board must go beyond bricks and task force functions as the core of the cam- Editorial Board impact the square footage needed. At the mortar. paign committee and plays a major role in RICHARD L. CONNOR MARK E. JONES estimated cost of $150 per square foot, This school district is facing fiscal limita- helping the board successfully pass the Editor and Publisher Editorial Page Editor accuracy of facility needs is critical. tions, aging facilities, declining enroll- bond issue. JOE BUTKIEWICZ PRASHANT SHITUT The possible closure of Meyers High ments, low-achieving students and distrust Richard A. Holodick Vice President/Executive Editor President/Impressions Media School may in fact be the best possible by the taxpayers. School districts have Wilkes-Barre

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flower, and the little flower is the rose.” THERESE At the closing of the Mass, the LEVEE congregation processed to St. Ma- ry of the Immaculate Conception Continued from Page 1A Church on South Washington Continued from Page 1A to start on a new path.” Street in Wilkes-Barre, bringing years old,” Brozena said. “Those “A parishislikeafamilyinmany, with them several items from St. three high-water events were many ways. The roots are all sacra- Therese, such as the banner from great tests, and we conducted in- mental: baptisms, First Communi- the church, statue and a relic of St. spections and found some areas on, Confirmation, marriages, fu- Therese, and all the necessary sac- that needed additional work.” nerals.” ramentalandfinancialbooksofthe Seepage berms are being built The church’s former pastor, the parish. on the portions of the levee near Rev. Harry Lewis, served from The two parishes will combine the Wyoming Valley Airport in 1970to1987.Hewasalsoinattend- under a name that also holds great Forty Fort, the Wyoming Valley ance at the celebration. He will cel- significance. Sanitary Authority sewage treat- ebrate his 100th birthday in Sep- When there was a call to name ment plant in Hanover Township tember. the new congregation, Callahan and Flat Road in the Plymouth ar- Yet the oldest parishioner is said they would have liked to take ea, Brozena said. Rose Rossi, who is101. Perclosing the name of Pope John Paul II, but These berms are basically sta- rite tradition, Rossi locked the he has only been beatified, not can- bilizing material placed at the doors of the church after rites were onized, required of someone de- base of the levee, he said. given on various areas of the clared a saint. The congregation, The levee wall has a clay core church, such as the baptismal font though, received the next best op- DON CAREY/ THE TIMES LEADER that absorbs water like a sponge. and altar, and everyone processed tion. There was a large turnout Sunday for the final Mass at St. Therese Church in Wilkes-Barre. The The ground beneath the levee out. In May1981, in the Square of St. church has been around since 1929, when Bishop Thomas C. O’Reilly established it. wall is a mix of sand and gravel, Callahan said Rossi’s first name Peter’s, there was an assassination and the berms prevent water from is symbolic to the parish. attempt on Pope John Paul’s life. andPopeJohnPaulhadrecovered, said. “He attributes his life to the the name of Our Lady of Fatima, eroding the layer beneath the “It’s fitting that our oldest par- Whatresultedwasapapacyinhigh he took the bullet to the statue of intervention of the Blessed Moth- while the church itself still retains clay. ishioner is named Rose, because devotion to the Blessed Mother. Our Lady of Fatima and had it er.” the moniker of St. Mary of Immac- “You don’t want an undertow St. Therese is known as the little “When they removed the bullet placed in her crown,” Callahan And so, the new parish will bear ulate Conception. digging a tunnel underneath the levee,” Brozena said. Additional trench drainage is didn’t say anything and they “I’ve lived in this neighbor- north on South Chestnut Street. Route 11, state police said. also being installed in Forty Fort MAYOR didn’t take his wallet. hood all my life,” he said, adding Acar matching that descrip- Windows were smashed in bur- and around Kirby Park to prevent He remembered calling Lu- he plans to stay put. tion was involved in a burglary glaries at Don’s Deli on West End water from pooling at the base of zerne County 911and handing Shultz, however, offered an ex- around 1:30 a.m. at Sorber’s Stop Road and the Sunoco Service sta- the levee, he said. Continued from Page 1A his phone to his friend who had planation, calling it a “crime of &Go Country Side Quick Mark tion on the Sans Souci Parkway, “You don’t want a saturation or dome light was on as well. He arrived by then. opportunity.” gas station on Main Road in Hanover Township police said. system which weakens the levee. saw three males pass by and he Nanticoke Police Detective Dougherty did not know his at- Union Township, according to There were no descriptions of You want to keep a levee as dry as didn’t give them a second Capt. William Shultz corrected tackers and they might not have state police at Shickshinny. the suspects in either of those possible,” Brozena said. thought. Dougherty, saying the mayor did known him, said Shultz. Aglass door was smashed and break-ins. Additional relief wells and pip- “Next thing you know I’m drug call 911, but “at one point lost The detective said a neighbor two white males went inside, Anyone with information ing are being installed near Third out of my car and I’m thumped,” consciousness.” The friend reported seeing Dougherty sit- state police said. A third white about the carjacking and robbery Avenue in Kingston to control wa- he said. picked up the phone, said Shultz. ting inside the car with the head- male waited outside the store. is asked to contact Nanticoke po- ter runoff around the levee, he “It was so quick. They pulled Dougherty was taken to Geis- lights on. Cigarettes, lottery tickets and an lice at 570-735-2200. said. me out of the car. My keys were inger Wyoming Valley Medical “He didn’t think anything of empty cash register were taken, State police at Shickshinny Drainage improvements are al- still in the ignition. I was listen- Center in Plains Township, it,” Shultz said of the neighbor. state police state. asked that anyone with informa- so underway around Pierce Street ing to the radio. I saw something. where he was treated. The neighbor also recalled hear- The three males drove away, tion about the break-in at Sor- to redirect water, he said. It looked like a club.” The mayor struggled to find an ing the car speed off. heading south on Main Road to- ber’s Stop & Go contact them at The work should be completed Dougherty said his attackers answer for the attack. The car was last seen traveling ward Hunlock Township and U.S. 570 542-4117. by the end of the year, he said. The 15-mile levee runs from Exeter to Plymouth on the west side and from the county cour- thouse in Wilkes-Barre to Hanov- er Township on the east. School bus crash injures more than 2 dozen It’s designed to protect against aflood comparable to Tropical Storm Agnes in 1972, or a river Bus with camp children children from ages 9 to 12 were level of 41 feet, Brozena said. collides with car on I-81near taken to Chambersburg Hospi- The flood control portion of the tal, and seven others were taken levee was completed in 2005, Chambersburg. to Waynesboro Hospital. with recreational improvements All of them were reported to along the River Common wrap- be in stable condition and there ping up in 2009, he said. The The Associated Press were no life-threatening injuries, whole package totaled roughly CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — A Walter said. $200 million, including rehabil- school bus transporting children Trooper Tom Pinkerton gave itation of pumping stations, he to camp overturned on a rural slightly conflicting numbers of said. Pennsylvania interstate Sunday victims, saying there were 16 The giant Toby Creek im- afternoon, injuring about two children and six adults on the pounding basin that prevents dozen people and closing the bus, and a lone driver in the oth- Pringle and Kingston flooding northbound highway lanes for er vehicle, a Cadillac. was also added to the levee sys- hours. He described the injuries as tem. The basin collects water run- Pennsylvania State Police said “minor to moderate.” off from the Back Mountain and the bus from Cumberland Valley He said it was too soon to was enhanced last year, he said. Christian School in Chambers- know if charges would be filed. “Everybody thinks we were burg collided with a passenger “However, preliminarily, the done with the levee project five vehicle on Interstate 81 at about driver of the Cadillac is the per- AP PHOTO years ago. Work on the system 4:40 p.m. near Chambersburg. son that contributed to this Achild is taken to an awaiting ambulance after school bus and automobile were involved in a crash will be ongoing. We’re constantly All of the occupants of both ve- crash,” Pinkerton said. Sunday on Interstate 81 in Chambersburg. vigilant,” Brozena said. hicles were taken to nearby hos- He said the students had been pitals. traveling to Men-o-Lan Christian citing a pastor associated with town. burg said injuries appeared to in- Jennifer Learn-Andes, a Times Summit Health spokeswoman Camp in Quakertown, but the the school, said their destination Pastor Mike Sanders of the clude some broken bones, Leader staff writer, may be reached Jessica Walter said 18 adults and Chambersburg Public Opinion, was a church camp in Elizabeth- Open Door Church in Chambers- bumps and bruises. at 831-7333. This week is shaping up to be a good one for Gov. Corbett

Legislature poised to enact a not raise a sin- revenue from higher taxes or Rep. Bill Adolph Jr., R-Dela- beating back a strong push by not sharply increase taxes to off- budget that gives Republican gle tax or even fees has translated into steep ware, chairman of the Appropri- Senate President Joe Scarnati, set the sting of dwindling state impose a levy cuts in most areas of state gov- ations Committee, said Friday R-Jefferson, to impose a so- aid. most of what he wanted. on the extrac- ernment. afternoon. “We are trying to called impact fee on Marcellus Thomas J. Gentzel, the exec- tion of natural And Corbett has had to com- help out the poorer school dis- Shale drillers. utive director of the Pennsylva- gas from the promise on that end. tricts at this point in time with Scarnati believed the impact nia School Boards Association, By ANGELA COULOUMBIS Marcellus In the budget he proposed in whatever available funds we fee should be considered togeth- called the move “mischief.” The Philadelphia Inquirer Corbett Shale, which March, the governor advocated have.” er with the budget. Corbett did “To try to fast-track this legis- HARRISBURG -- Gov. Corbett was cham- axing hundreds of millions of Corbett is not likely to get at not, saying he wanted to wait for lation without an adequate de- played a game of give and take pioned by a growing number of dollars from public schools and least one major schools bill that his Marcellus Shale Advisory bate is, at the very least, very throughout this year’s budget legislators, not to mention the state-related universities, in- he pushed to get done with the Committee to issue its report on poor public policy,” he said. negotiations and appears to be majority of Pennsylvania voters. cluding Temple and Lincoln. budget: the student tuition the matter. The bill would make changes walking away, for now, with Though he had a lot of help Republicans who control the voucher bill, on which he cam- The disagreement had the po- to Act 1, a 2006 law that says most of the big-ticket items on from Republicans who control legislature restored some of paigned. tential to muddle budget nego- school-district tax increases his wish list: no new taxes, both legislative chambers, it is those cuts. For instance, Corbett There appears to be little ap- tiations, but Scarnati’s office sig- above a state-set inflation rate sharply reined-in spending, and not a bad start for a governor in had proposed slicing money for petite in either chamber to rush naled Thursday that the issue must be placed before voters for no drama. his first six months in office -- the state-related universities through voucher legislation in was on hold. approval. The act allows many The $27.15 billion budget deal particularly one with little expe- more than 50 percent. Now the next four or five days. “Going through a contentious exceptions, so only a few dis- struck late last week with the rience in the hard-core policy those schools would get a19 per- And it is unclear whether Cor- battle on the issue without all tricts have had referendums. legislature is on the fast track to and politics arena. cent cut. bett was able to restore some of parties working toward a final The legislation would elimi- be approved before the deadline “Sure, he had to make some Corbett also had called for the cuts that House Republicans product is not, in his opinion, a nate some or all of those excep- Thursday, a feat not accom- concessions, but if this sticks, I’d chopping more than $1 billion, wanted to make to the Depart- worthwhile exercise,” said Drew tions, giving voters a much grea- plished for the last eight years. say he’s had a pretty successful or 10 percent, for public schools. ment of Public Welfare. Crompton, a top aid to Scarnati. ter say. The compromise plan is about spring,” said political analyst The budget deal would restore GOP leaders in the House The General Assembly may As Corbett put it in his March 3percent less than this year’s and pollster G. Terry Madonna. about $265 million of that, al- wanted to cut about $470 mil- also hand Corbett another win. budget address: "When you’re budget and would do what few “It sends a message that he can though the exact number was lion from the department. Legislators are poised over the spending someone else’s money, elected officials and interest get it done.” kept tightly under wraps late But Corbett likely will get his next few days to pass a bill that it’s easier to say yes than no. . . . groups thought was politically To be sure, the budget agree- last week. way on the question of whether Corbett has said is necessary to If school boards can’t say no, prudent or possible: It would ment comes at a cost. No new “That is still a moving target,” to tax natural-gas extraction, ensure that school districts do maybe the taxpayers will."

Gov. Tom Corbett had proposed licans in the House easily defeat- day. “It’s just a matter of getting all Committee, said his staff was told the details remain under wraps, BUDGET in March. ed Democratic amendments to a the numbers correct in a 300-page to be ready at a moment’s notice and the mid-June timeframe for Republicans have not said yet bill, supported by business groups document that took a little longer once the majority party provides budget enactment they had previ- whether they plan to bring up a and opposed by trial lawyers, to al- than we thought it would,” said the line-item breakdowns that ously targeted has come and Continued from Page 1A Marcellus Shale revenue bill for a ter civil lawsuit rules. Drew Crompton, chief counsel for show where the money will be gone. Jake Corman, R-Centre, contend- vote before a study group, empa- On Friday, Senate Republicans Senate President Pro Tempore spent. Republican leaders of both ed that the expected aid for Penn nelled by the governor, reports had expected a budget bill to get a Joe Scarnati, R-Jefferson. Corbett and Republican leaders chambers said Sunday they re- State and other state-supported back to him next month with its vote in the Appropriations Com- Rep. Joe Markosek of Alleghe- said in recent days that they have mained confident the budget universities was better than the recommendations. mittee on Sunday, but that did not ny County, the ranking Democrat reached an agreement for a $27.15 would be completed before Fri- “significant, devastating cut” that In Sunday floor action, Repub- happen. It was rescheduled for to- on the House Appropriations billion spending plan, but many of day. CMYK

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IL BASEBALL JOHN A. ALLEN TOURNAMENT OPINION Bullpen TIM DAHLBERG Not over just yet Tough times dooms came outside Yankees of the ring

Durham roughs up Yankees His epic fight reliever to turn close game with Thomas Hearns was 30 into a laugher. years ago this September, which brings By MIKE POTTER back some For The Times Leader sweet memo- DURHAM, N.C. – Kei Igawa ries for Sugar Ray Leonard. was good enough to keep the “Without question my most Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees defining moment, period,” Leo- in a tight game with the Durham nard said. “That fight told me Bulls on Sunday afternoon. there is a reservoir of strength The bullpen was not quite as we all possess but very few can good. activate. I activated that thing The Bulls jumped on reliever and pulled it out. It was all heart Andrew Brackman – who played and determination.” his college ball There’s another upcoming at nearby N.C. anniversary just as important to State – for five Leonard. The anniversary of his runs in a third of biggest fight ever. an inning to Come July 4 he will have been start the sev- clean and sober for five years. enth, sparking “My way was drinking and Durham to an cocaine, which I did a lot,” Leo- 11 11-3 romp at nard said. “Even a lot is not the BULLS Durham Bulls right word to describe how Athletic Park. much I consumed.” 3 The win was Alot would be $250,000 spent YANKEES Durham’s first on cocaine — which Leonard in three tries in would refer to their current as his “med- four-game series icine” — in one with the Yan- year alone. A kees. lot would be The Yankees, the nights led by Terry Tif- when one fee’s second homer in as many triple Absolut nights and a double and a single vodka and "My way from Kevin Russo, outhit the BILL TARUTIS PHOTOS/FOR THE TIMES LEADER cranberry juice Bulls 10-8. But 10 walks turned Don Crossin hits his shot on the 11th fairway in the championship flight of the John A. Allan Tournament Sunday evening. after another was drink- out to be the Yankees’ Achilles would be con- ing and heel. sumed until cocaine, Durham got a homer, a dou- Tie forces an 18-hole playoff this Sunday the memory of ble, a single and five RBI from the evening which I did Felipe Lopez, while Jose Loba- By RYAN KONOPKI was erased alot. " ton doubled twice for three RBI For The Times Leader from his mind. and Brandon Guyer doubled and EXETER – The first 18 holes in the final round of It’s all de- Sugar Ray singled for three RBI. Reliever Sunday’s championship flight were not enough to tailed in his Leonard Dane De La Rosa (4-3) got the determine a clear leader heading into the last nine new autobiog- win. holes. raphy written “We let a close game get out of As it turns out, neither were the back nine or the with Michael Arkush, a book as hand,” Yankee manager Dave three playoff holes. candid as any you’ll ever read Miley said. “When you walk 10 The foursome of Don Crossin, Bill Briggs, Joe from a former athlete. He even guys and hit two that can hap- Mulhern and Len Coleman remained tied at 14-un- tells of being sexually abused by pen, especially against a club like der par in the 65th annual John A. acoach while in the amateurs, that. Kei did a good job. He bent “I wanted Allan Tournament better-ball something that has haunted him alittle bit but didn’t break, but stroke play format at Fox Hill all his life and part of the reason he walked six himself. Overall to make it Country Club. The third playoff he turned to alcohol and drugs. six innings was what we were badly.” hole was completed, with both He did it to sell books, yes. looking for. Crossin-Briggs and Mulhern-Cole- But it was also part therapy, “We had some opportunities Don Crossin man making par on the 18th green. baring his soul to help with a and didn’t cash in. We saw Tiffee On a missed putt Neither team was able to convert long and painful recovery. that would have acouple of years ago and had won the on potential match-winning putts Leonard does tell some good seen him in years past. It’s well- tournament and the match was called due to tales of his big fights, particular- documented what he can do. He darkness. ly his 1987 bout with Marvin plays hard and we’re happy to An 18-hole playoff will be at noon Hagler. But there are more sto- have him in the middle of the this coming Sunday to determine the winner. ries of the relentless pursuit of lineup.” Crossin and Briggs were in a similar situation in drugs, alcohol and women that Igawa got a quality start in his last year’s championship event, eventually losing to tore apart his family and nearly first Triple-A appearance since Brian Corbett and Bob Gill on the third playoff ruined his life. April, going six innings and al- hole. “I couldn’t do it halfway,” lowing three runs on three hits Needing to make a 4-foot putt to win the tourna- Leonard said. “If I don’t reveal with six walks against three ment on the third playoff hole, Crossin’s ball lipped these things at some point it’s strikeouts. around the edge of the hole. going to catch up with me and “I didn’t have much command, “I wanted to make it badly,” said Crossin, whose nail me. I knew all hell would but I tried to stick with it and it team made seven birdies in the final round. break loose because it’s contro- turned out all right,” Igawa said Crossin and Briggs were in a three-way tie head- versial, it’s crazy, it’s deep. But I through his interpreter. “I walk- ing into the last nine holes of regulation at 10-under had to say it, had to get it off my ed a ton of guys, but the results 203 with Mike Hirthler Jr. and Bill Burke, as well as chest. I’ve suppressed this for were good. I’m working on my 2010 PIAA state champion and Pittston Area senior over 30 years now.” two-seam and sinker a little bit Brandon Matthews and Rick Laneski. To understand how torment- and got a few ground balls with Hirthler Jr.-Burke finished 9-under par while ed Leonard was, it’s important that. I’m just hoping to stay at Matthews-Laneski finished at 12-under. to remember him in his prime. Bill Briggs hits the 11th green at Fox Hill Country Club in the championship He was supposed to be the SeeYANKS, Page 5B SeeALLAN, Page 5B flight of the John Allan Tournament Sunday evening. next Muhammad Ali, a welter- weight with fast hands and smooth feet who shot to star- WOMEN’S WORLD CUP dom after winning a gold medal in the 1976 Olympics. In many ways he tried to emulate Ali, Spirited crowds and his charismatic smile Rampone is U.S. soccer’s link brought him into America’s At 36, usher in openers living room selling 7-Up along- Christie Ram- side his equally charming son, between the past and present pone is in a place By RAF CASERT Ray Jr. she’d never AP Sports Writer He brawled with the great By RACHEL COHEN “Just getting imagined: leading SINSHEIM, Germany — On a great day Roberto Duran and lost, only to AP Sports Writer UP NEXT into skinny atalented U.S. for women’s soccer, it was a good day for come back and beat him in the NEW YORK — At 36, USA vs. N. Korea jeans and dif- national team Europe’s teams. infamous “no mas” fight. He Christie Rampone is in a place 11:45 p.m. Tuesday ferent styles from the top end The World Cup started Sunday with two took on Hearns when nobody in she’d never imagined: leading ESPN/ESPN3.COM that they’re bringing of the gener- stadiums overflowing with goodwill, color their right mind wanted to fight atalented U.S. national team on. And the music is al- ation gap. and the cheer of nearly 100,000 fans. There the fearsome slugger, and he from the top end of the generation gap. ways interesting for me, since I’m more were also four goals, including one stun- came back to beat Hagler in a “For me, it’s going out to team dinners into the Disney, having-kids music. I try ner. fight he was never supposed to and seeing the big style difference be- to act like I know what song it is, and Germany, the two-time defending cham- win. tween what I’m wearing as a mom to I’m like ’Who sings this?”’ pion, survived opening-game jitters to beat Ifound the Hagler stuff quite what the young kids are wearing these More than 14 years after she made Canada 2-1in Berlin and showed that the intriguing, as I’m sure Hagler days,” said Rampone, who has two little her national team debut, Rampone is hosts will be the team to beat. might, too, should he choose to girls at home and is two years older than the bridge between past and present AP PHOTO “It is fantastic,” said Germany’s No. 1 read a book written by a man he any other player on the Americans’ World Cup squad. SeeLINK, Page 7B SeeCUP, Page 7B SeeTOUGH, Page 5B K

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July 8 LEGION BASEBALL LOCAL LPGA TOUR At the Celebrity Theater, Phoenix (ESPN2), Jesus Gonzales vs. Henry Buchanan, 12, for the vacant CALENDAR AMERICA’S LINE NABF super middleweight title. Wegman's LPGA July 9 TODAY Championship Scores At Bucharest, Romania, Lucian Bute, vs. Jean-Paul SENIOR LEGION BASEBALL By ROXY ROXBOROUGH Mendy, 12, for Bute’s IBF super middleweight title- Back Mountain (5:45 p.m. unless noted) Sunday ;Jun Talape vs. Viorel Simion,12, for Tapale’s WBC Mountain Top at Wilkes-Barre At Locust Hill Country Club International featherweight title. Northwest at Plains BOXING REPORT: In the IBF/WBA/WBO/IBO heavyweight title fight on July 2 in Back Mountain at Hazleton Pittsford, N.Y. Nanticoke at Swoyersville Purse: $2.5 million Hamburg, Germany, Wladimir Klitschko is -$220 vs. David Haye at +$180. wins two games Old Forge at Tunkhannock Yardage: 6,534; Par: 72 LITTLE LEAGUE Final Round HOT DOG REPORT NBA NASCAR (6 p.m.) (a-amateur) District 16 Major Baseball Yani Tseng, $375,000 ...... 66-70-67-66—269 Odds to win the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Odds to win the 2011/12 NBA Championship SPRINT CUP The Times Leader staff Contest Hanover at Pittston Morgan Pressel, $228,695 ...... 69-69-70-71—279 Team Open Current Nanticoke at North Wilkes-Barre (The Bog field) WEST PITTSTON – Back Suzann Pettersen, $132,512.....72-72-69-67—280 J.Chestnut 1/3 Toyota/Save Mart 350 Results Plains at Mayflower Paula Creamer, $132,512...... 67-72-72-69—280 Heat 2/1 2/1 Mountain swept two games Ashley/Newtown at South Wilkes-Barre Cristie Kerr, $132,512 ...... 72-72-67-69—280 T. Kobayashi 3/2 Pittston Twp. at Jenkins Twp. Lakers 5/1 5/1 Sunday Meena Lee, $77,630 ...... 68-73-70-71—282 At Infineon Raceway from Greater Pittston on Sun- Mountain Top at Avoca/Dupont (Avoca field) Stacy Lewis, $77,630 ...... 69-72-70-71—282 T. Eater X Janus 12/1 District 31 Major Baseball Bulls 6/1 6/1 Sonoma, Calif. Maria Hjorth, $53,840...... 71-71-70-71—283 P. Bertoletti 25/1 day to move into first place in Kingston/Forty Fort at Back Mountain National Pat Hurst, $53,840 ...... 70-67-75-71—283 Mavericks 8/1 8/1 Lap length: 1.99 miles West Pittston at Northwest (Start position in parentheses) American Legion baseball. Bob Horlacher at West Side Mika Miyazato, $53,840 ...... 72-72-68-71—283 B. Shoudt 30/1 Azahara Munoz, $53,840...... 70-71-71-71—283 Thunder 8/1 8/1 1. (11) Kurt Busch, Dodge, 110 laps, 142.6 rating, 48 Wyoming/West Wyoming at Swoyersville S. Thomas 50/1 Back Mountain used five RBI Amy Yang, $42,445...... 70-69-74-71—284 Celtics 10/1 10/1 points, $293,300. District 16 Major Softball 2. (13) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 110, 92.6, 42, I.K. Kim, $42,445 ...... 73-70-69-72—284 J. Reeves 50/1 from Steve Ruch and three from Jenkins Twp. at Nanticoke Spurs 15/1 15/1 $234,486. Mountain Top at Plains Amy Hung, $33,765 ...... 69-73-73-70—285 Heather Bowie Young, $33,765 72-70-73-70—285 J. Lee 60/1 3. (23) Carl Edwards, Ford, 110, 98.1, 41, $204,791. District 31 Major Softball Magic 18/1 18/1 4. (9) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 110, 116.5, 41, Mark Noyalis to win the com- Back Mountain at West Pittston Inbee Park, $33,765...... 73-69-71-72—285 Katie Futcher, $33,765 ...... 75-68-69-73—285 E. Denmrk 60/1 $179,508. pletion of a game suspended Kingston/Forty Fort at Bob Horlacher Knicks 20/1 20/1 5. (8) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 110, 110.2, 39, Hee Young Park, $33,765 ...... 69-69-72-75—285 B. Booker 60/1 Tuesday Blazers 30/1 30/1 $141,066. earlier this month 15-12 in 10 SENIOR LEGION BASEBALL Cindy LaCrosse, $33,765...... 70-69-69-77—285 6. (1) Joey Logano, Toyota,110, 92.2, 39, $131,250. Brittany Lincicome, $26,795 ...... 74-72-71-69—286 Crazy Legs Conti 70/1 (5:45 p.m. unless noted) Hawks 35/1 35/1 7. (12) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 110, 108.5, 37, innings. It then scored five Sun Young Yoo, $26,795...... 73-72-72-69—286 Hazleton at Greater Pittston Gravy Brown 70/1 $148,561. LITTLE LEAGUE Paige Mackenzie, $26,795...... 72-73-70-71—286 Grizzlies 40/1 40/1 8. (14) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 110, 101.2, 36, times in the third to take the (6 p.m.) Karrie Webb, $26,795 ...... 74-69-71-72—286 P. Davekos 70/1 Hornets 40/1 40/1 $104,325. District 16 Minor Softball Candie Kung, $26,795...... 71-71-71-73—286 9. (26) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 110, 83.4, 36, regularly schedule game 7-3. S. Gordon 70/1 Plains at Duryea/Pittston Twp. Hee-Won Han, $22,162 ...... 71-72-74-70—287 Nuggets 50/1 50/1 $139,111. Nanticoke at Mountain Top Anna Nordqvist, $22,162 ...... 73-70-74-70—287 Brian Stepniak pitched a com- M. Collins 80/1 10. (15) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 110, 94.8, 34, District 31 Minor Softball Jimin Kang, $22,162...... 71-70-73-73—287 76ers 50/1 50/1 $117,758. plete game for the win and also Greater Wyoming Area at Bob Horlacher Pornanong Phatlum, $22,162....71-72-71-73—287 M. Marquez 100/1 11. (19) Kyle Busch, Toyota,110, 97.1, 33, $134,491. Northwest at West Pittston/Swoyersville Tiffany Joh, $22,162 ...... 71-70-72-74—287 Jazz 60/1 60/1 12. (29) David Gilliland, Ford, 110, 80.7, 33, drove in two runs. District 16 Minor Baseball BASEBALL Jennifer Song, $18,531...... 72-72-72-72—288 Rockets 60/1 60/1 $105,333. Newport Twp. at Nanticoke Reilley Rankin, $18,531 ...... 73-68-74-73—288 Favorite Odds Underdog 13. (7) A J Allmendinger, Ford, 110, 88.5, 31, Kody Nowicki, Ron Musto Pittston at Pittston Twp. Angela Stanford, $18,531 ...... 68-72-74-74—288 Nets 60/1 60/1 $125,511. Ashley/Newtown at North Wilkes-Barre Momoko Ueda, $18,531 ...... 72-69-71-76—288 American League 14. (33) Matt Kenseth, Ford,110, 69.6, 30, $123,761. and Chris Murphy each had two District 31 Minor Baseball Karen Stupples, $14,232 ...... 72-74-78-65—289 Suns 60/1 60/1 15. (2) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 110, 82.8, 29, Back Mountain American at Northwest M.J. Hur, $14,232 ...... 70-75-76-68—289 TIGERS -$165 Blue Jays $122,464. RBI for Greater Pittston in the West Side at West Pittston Clippers 75/1 75/1 Jiyai Shin, $14,232 ...... 75-71-73-70—289 National League 16. (24) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 110, 70.5, 29, opener. Swoyersville at Kingston/Forty Fort Se Ri Pak, $14,232...... 78-68-72-71—289 Bobcats 75/1 75/1 $110,920. Harveys Lake at Back Mountain National Juli Inkster, $14,232 ...... 74-70-73-72—289 Rockies -$120 CUBS 17. (3) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 110, 71.4, 27, Back Mountain improved to Catriona Matthew, $14,232...... 73-69-75-72—289 Pacers 75/1 75/1 $92,400. Michele Redman, $14,232...... 73-70-73-73—289 Interleague 18. (28) Robby Gordon, Dodge, 110, 57.1, 26, 12-2 with the sweep while Grea- Warriors 100/1 100/1 $97,408. Yoo Kyeong Kim, $14,232...... 72-72-71-74—289 RAYS -$110 Reds WHAT’S ON TV Hee Kyung Seo, $14,232...... 71-73-71-74—289 Bucks 100/1 100/1 19. (16) Mark Martin, Chevrolet, 110, 61.9, 25, ter Pittston fell to 10-2. Taylor Leon, $10,285...... 75-70-75-70—290 TWINS -$115 Dodgers $90,625. FIRST GAME Eun-Hee Ji, $10,285...... 70-76-73-71—290 Cavaliers 100/1 100/1 20. (6) Kasey Kahne, Toyota, 110, 86.3, 24, Back Mountain Greater Pittston COLLEGE BASEBALL D’BACKS -$170 Indians $101,658. ab rhbi ab rhbi Mindy Kim, $10,285...... 70-75-74-71—290 Wizards 100/1 100/1 8 p.m. Mi Hyun Kim, $10,285...... 75-67-76-72—290 21. (25) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 110, 60.3, 23, Malloy cf 7322Craey rf 6230 ESPN — World Series, finals, game 1, Florida vs. PADRES -$135 Royals $90,525. Everett 2b 3310McDrmtt 2b 6211 Na Yeon Choi, $10,285...... 73-70-74-73—290 Pistons 100/1 100/1 South Carolina, at Omaha, Neb. ANGELS -$132 Nationals 22. (17) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 110, 85.3, Ruch 3b 5335Nowicki 3b 4212 Jennifer Johnson, $10,285...... 69-76-72-73—290 23, $118,533. Noyalis 1b 5133Walkwiak lf 1000 GOLF Karin Sjodin, $10,285...... 72-70-73-75—290 Kings 100/1 100/1 3:30 p.m. MARINERS -$110 Braves 23. (22) Greg Biffle, Ford, 110, 51, 21, $96,275. Strausser 1b 1000Musto c5142 Shanshan Feng, $8,138...... 75-66-80-70—291 Timberwolves 125/1 125/1 24. (32) David Reutimann, Toyota, 110, 63.2, 20, Yurcha lf 5011Harris pr 0100 TGC — PGA of America, PGA Professional Nation- Kristy McPherson, $8,138 ...... 72-74-74-71—291 al Championship, second round, at Hershey, Pa. $107,533. Peterlin rf 0000Poder rf 1000 Sarah Jane Smith, $8,138 ...... 73-72-75-71—291 Raptors 150/1 150/1 25. (5) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 110, 76.4, 19, Ringsdorf dh 5120Murphy ss 4222 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Julieta Granada, $8,138...... 73-73-73-72—291 $118,700. Narcum c4122Bone lf 4100 7 p.m. Sarah Kemp, $8,138 ...... 74-71-74-72—291 26. (43) Andy Pilgrim, Chevrolet, 110, 46.6, 18, Petorak 2b 1100Evans p2000 ESPN2 — Cincinnati at Tampa Bay Beatriz Recari, $8,138...... 71-74-73-73—291 $78,475. Condo ss 4210Bellino p1000 SOCCER a-Danielle Kang ...... 74-70-72-75—291 27. (42) Chris Cook, Ford, 110, 38.9, 17, $78,825. Stepniak p2010Carroll lf 2011 Becky Morgan, $6,249 ...... 75-71-78-68—292 Ritsick p1010Drahus 1b 0000 8:45 a.m. David Toms (51), $78,514 ...69-66-69-64—268-12 8-Drop Red (Br Sears)...... 14.80 4.00 2.80 28. (30) Boris Said, Chevrolet, 110, 59.8, 16, ESPN — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, Group B, Ja- Christel Boeljon, $6,249...... 73-72-77-70—292 Chris Stroud (51), $78,514 ..66-69-67-66—268-12 $86,797. Wasylyk p0000Grove c5011 5-Valentino (Ge Brennan)...... 4.40 3.20 Patel ss 1001O’Brien 2b 5110 pan vs. New Zealand, at Bochum, Germany Sophie Gustafson, $6,249...... 73-72-76-71—292 Heath Slocum (51), $78,51470-63-68-67—268-12 3-Sheer Brilliance (Ti Tetrick)...... 5.20 29. (34) David Ragan, Ford, 110, 49.7, 15, $84,625. 11:45 a.m. Ryann O’Toole, $6,249 ...... 69-76-76-71—292 David Mathis (51), $78,514..67-65-68-68—268-12 EXACTA (8-5) $49.20 30. (38) Michael McDowell, Toyota, 110, 42.5, 14, Totals 49151714 Totals 461214 9 ESPN — FIFA, Women’s World Cup, Group B, Leta Lindley, $6,249 ...... 72-72-75-73—292 Tommy Gainey (51), TRIFECTA (8-5-3) $359.40 $75,475. Back Mountain ...... 241 012 200 3—15 Mexico vs. England, at Wolfsburg, Germany Dewi Claire Schreefel, $6,249 ..73-72-74-73—292 $78,514...... 66-69-65-68—268-12 SUPERFECTA (8-5-3-ALL) $970.40 31. (36) Dave Blaney, Chevrolet, 110, 47, 13, $73,800. Greater Pittston...... 400 115 100 0—12 TENNIS Lorie Kane, $6,249...... 73-72-73-74—292 Johnson Wagner (51), Eleventh - $22,000 Pace 1:52.1 Laura Davies , $6,249 ...... 75-71-70-76—292 32. (39) Terry Labonte, Ford, 110, 35.7, 12, 2B – Malloy, Noyalis, Ritsick, Carey, McDermott, 7 a.m. $78,514...... 65-63-71-69—268-12 2-Grinning Breed (Ge Napolitano Jr)2.60 2.10 2.20 Murphy, Grove, O’Brien. HR – Noyalis, Narcum, Jeehae Lee, $6,249...... 74-72-69-77—292 9-Prestissimo (La Stalbaum) ...... 9.40 2.20 $73,630. ESPN2 — The Championships, round of 16, at D.J. Trahan (51), $78,514....69-62-68-69—268-12 33. (40) Brian Simo, Ford, 109, 38.6, 11, $74,470. Musto, Murphy. Wimbledon, England Stacy Prammanasudh, $6,249..68-73-74-77—292 7-Basilio Blue Chip (Ti Tetrick)...... 4.20 IP HRER BB SO Katherine Hull, $6,249...... 70-72-72-78—292 Steve Flesch (43), $46,425 .68-68-70-63—269-11 34. (27) Casey Mears, Toyota, 108, 32.2, 10, 10 a.m. Bud Cauley (0), $46,425 ...... 68-67-69-65—269-11 EXACTA (2-9) $14.60 Back Mountain Jennie Lee, $5,196 ...... 72-71-78-72—293 TRIFECTA (2-9-7) $260.80 $73,405. NBC — The Championships, round of 16, at Wim- Zach Johnson (43), $46,42565-68-70-66—269-11 35. (41) Andy Lally, Ford, 104, 32.2, 9, $82,770. Stepniak ...... 4.0 65005 bledon, England (live and same-day tape) Jenny Shin, $5,196...... 72-70-79-72—293 SUPERFECTA (2-9-7-3) $3,037.80 Ritsick...... 1.1 66410 Natalie Gulbis, $5,196 ...... 71-73-72-77—293 Ian Poulter (43), $46,425 .....68-68-66-67—269-11 Twelfth - $24,000 Pace 1:50.1 36. (10) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 103, 58.1, 8, 1p.m. Carl Pettersson (43), $100,374. Wasylyk...... 0.0 10020 Minea Blomqvist, $5,196 ...... 69-69-77-78—293 6-Jetty (Br Sears)...... 20.60 6.80 4.40 Condo (W) ...... 4.2 11133 ESPN2 — The Championships, round of 16, at Kyeong Bae, $4,883 ...... 72-74-75-73—294 $46,425...... 68-68-65-68—269-11 8-Alilability (Ti Tetrick)...... 9.00 4.80 37. (4) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 99, 102.8, 8, Wimbledon, England $121,350. Greater Pittston Michelle Wie, $4,883 ...... 72-72-75-75—294 Brandt Snedeker (43), 7-New Release (Ge Napolitano Jr) ...... 2.40 Eramo ...... 4.0 97721 Haeji Kang, $4,883 ...... 74-72-71-77—294 $46,425...... 70-63-67-69—269-11 EXACTA (6-8) $73.40 38. (21) Bobby Labonte, Toyota, 91, 47.9, 6, Bellino...... 2.0 43320 Sherri Steinhauer, $4,729...... 73-73-76-73—295 Aaron Baddeley (43), TRIFECTA (6-8-7) $284.40 $99,255. Nowicki...... 1.0 12211 Silvia Cavalleri, $4,729 ...... 75-69-77-74—295 $46,425...... 67-67-66-69—269-11 SUPERFECTA (6-8-7-5) $2,568.00 39. (20) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, accident, 88, Murphy (L) ...... 3.0 33243 93.1, 6, $118,208. TRANSACTIONS Grace Park, $4,641 ...... 73-73-73-77—296 J.J. Henry (43), $46,425...... 68-67-65-69—269-11 PICK 3 (8-2-6) $1,237.40 Thirteenth - $9,800 Pace 1:53.0 40. (31) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, transmission, 66, Diana D’Alessio, $4,582...... 68-77-80-76—301 a-Patrick Cantlay...... 67-60-72-70—269-11 29, 0, $72,625. SECOND GAME Jhonattan Vegas (36), 2-Dr Lon (Jo Pavia Jr)...... 15.80 7.60 5.40 BASEBALL 41. (18) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, overheating, $33,960...... 69-67-68-66—270-10 3-Mountain Air (La Stalbaum) ...... 4.00 2.80 Greater Pittston Back Mountain 45, 54, 3, $80,450. ab rhbi ab rhbi American League Chris DiMarco (36), 1-Fourth Page (Ge Napolitano Jr) ...... 3.40 CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Placed LHP John Danks CHAMPIONS EXACTA (2-3) $75.20 42. (37) Mike Skinner, Toyota, ignition, 10, 28.3, 0, Carey 2b 4110Malloy cf 4011 on the 15-day DL. Called up LHP Hector Santiago $33,960...... 66-66-70-68—270-10 TRIFECTA (2-3-1) $213.00 $72,355. McDermtt ss 4000Everett rf 4010 from Birmingham (SL). TOUR Martin Laird (36), $33,960 ...68-67-66-69—270-10 SUPERFECTA (2-3-1-5) $1,134.20 43. (35) P.J. Jones, Dodge, suspension, 5, 29.4, 0, Murphy p4000Ruch 3b 3220 MINNESOTA TWINS—Placed OF Delmon Young Vaughn Taylor (36), Scratched: Warrawee Iceman $72,724. Bone lf 3000Peterlin c1000 on the 15-day DL. Recalled OF Rene Tosoni from $33,960...... 65-66-69-70—270-10 Fourteenth - $500,000 Trot 1:52.2 Race Statistics Grove c4100Ringsdrf dh 3131 Rochester (IL). Dick's Sporting Goods Open Alexandre Rocha (36), 2-Dejarmbro (Da Palone)...... 5.20 3.00 2.80 Average Speed of Race Winner: 75.411 mph. Eramo rf 3010Yursha lf 2111 National League Par Scores $33,960...... 65-66-69-70—270-10 8-Pastor Stephen (Ro Pierce)...... 3.00 2.80 Time of Race: 2 hours, 54 minutes, 10 seconds. Drahus 1b 1000Ritsick 1b 3110 Margin of Victory: 2.685 seconds. Harris p1110Patel 2b 1101 CINCINNATI REDS—Activated RHP Homer Bailey Sunday Bubba Watson (31), 6-Broad Bahn (Ge Brennan)...... 4.60 EXACTA (2-8) $18.00 Caution Flags: 5 for 17 laps. O’Brien cf 3030Condo ss 3100 from the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Carlos Fisher to At En-Joie Golf Course $27,000...... 66-69-69-67—271 -9 Louisville (IL). TRIFECTA (2-8-6) $77.40 Lead Changes: 12 among 9 drivers. Bellino 3b 2012Stepniak p3012 Endicott, N.Y. Tim Petrovic (31), $27,000 ..66-69-68-68—271 -9 MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Optioned RHP Mark David Hearn (31), $27,000 ..66-67-70-68—271 -9 SUPERFECTA (2-8-6-3) $521.20 Lap Leaders: J.Logano 1-5;D.Hamlin Totals 29 372Totals 27 7106 6-12;Ku.Busch 13-31;D.Hamlin 32-36;Ku.Busch DiFelice to Nashville (PCL). Purse: $1.75 million Jerry Kelly (31), $27,000...... 69-66-67-69—271 -9 Fifteenth - $15,000 Trot 1:56.4 Greater Pittston ...... 110 100 0—3 SAN DIEGO PADRES—Recalled RHP Anthony Yardage: 6,974; Par: 72 8-Nonverbal Hanover (Lu Porfilio) .27.40 7.40 6.80 37-50;C.Bowyer 51;Ku.Busch 52-71;T.Stewart Spencer Levin (31), 72-74;J.Montoya 75-76;D.Gilliland 77;K.Harvick Back Mountain...... 105 010 x—7 Bass from San Antonio (Texas). Optioned RHP Final Round 2-Not Nice (Ro Pierce) ...... 4.60 5.20 IP HRER BB SO $27,000...... 67-68-66-70—271 -9 1-Andoversure (Da Ingraham) ...... 27.80 78-82;R.Smith 83-87;Ku.Busch 88-110. Evan Scribner to Tucson (PCL). John Huston (263), $262,500 ..65-70-65—200 -16 Shane Bertsch (24), Greater Pittston WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Named Davey EXACTA (8-2) $71.00 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps Led): Nick Price (154), $154,000...... 66-71-66—203 -13 $18,840...... 67-63-75-67—272 -8 Murphy (L) ...... 2.2 56632 Johnson manager. Mark Wiebe (126), $126,000 ...65-68-71—204 -12 TRIFECTA (8-2-1) $530.60 Ku.Busch, 4 times for 76 laps;D.Hamlin, 2 times for Vijay Singh (24), $18,840.....67-68-69-68—272 -8 12 laps;J.Logano, 1time for 5 laps;K.Harvick, 1time Harris ...... 3.1 51114 Eastern League Jim Gallagher, Jr. (95), SUPERFECTA (8-2-1-ALL) $670.00 Back Mountain Morgan Hoffmann (0), Sixteenth - $9,700 Trot 1:57.4 for 5 laps;R.Smith, 1time for 5 laps;T.Stewart, 1 READING PHILLIES—Announced C John Suomi $94,500 ...... 74-66-65—205 -11 Stepniak (W) ...... 7.0 73224 was assigned from Lehigh Valley (IL). $18,840...... 68-67-68-69—272 -8 4-Peaceful Path (Ma Kakaley)...... 3.20 2.80 2.60 time for 3 laps;J.Montoya, 1time for 2 laps;C.Bo- Joey Sindelar (95), $94,500 .....68-69-68—205 -11 wyer, 1time for 1lap;D.Gilliland, 1time for 1lap. HOCKEY D.J. Brigman (24), $18,840..68-67-68-69—272 -8 8-Broadway’s Heir (Da Ingraham) ...... 7.60 3.80 Peter Senior (60), $59,500 ...... 70-69-67—206 -10 Tag Ridings (24), $18,840 ...65-68-69-70—272 -8 3-Kieran Kan (Mi Simons)...... 3.80 Top 12 in Points: 1. C.Edwards, 573;2. K.Harvick, National Hockey League Peter Jacobsen (60), $59,500..67-71-68—206 -10 Charley Hoffman (24), EXACTA (4-8) $26.00 548;3. J.Johnson, 540;4. Ku.Busch, 539;5. Ky- Plains 6, Hazleton 3 LOS ANGELES KINGS—Traded LW Ryan Smyth Ted Schulz (60), $59,500 ...... 71-67-68—206 -10 TRIFECTA (4-8-3) $190.80 .Busch, 536;6. M.Kenseth, 521;7. D.Earnhardt Jr., to Edmonton for C Colin Fraser and a 2012 seventh- Jay Don Blake (60), $59,500....68-68-70—206 -10 $18,840...... 67-67-68-70—272 -8 Ricky Barnes (24), $18,840 .68-65-68-71—272 -8 SUPERFECTA (4-8-3-1) $653.80 508;8. C.Bowyer, 496;9. J.Gordon, 480;10. R.New- Dave Marriggi pitched a com- round draft pick. Jim Rutledge (39), $38,850...... 69-71-67—207 -9 man, 475;11. D.Hamlin, 463;12. T.Stewart, 460. Colt Knost (24), $18,840 ...... 67-68-65-72—272 -8 LATE DOUBLE (8-4) $91.60 Hale Irwin (39), $38,850...... 70-70-67—207 -9 Scratched: Mister Windswept NASCAR Driver Rating Formula plete game, striking out 10, as Lee Rinker (39), $38,850...... 72-68-67—207 -9 Hunter Mahan (24), $18,84071-63-66-72—272 -8 Scott Verplank (18), Total Handle-$421,206 A maximum of 150 points can be attained in a race. Plains defeated Hazleton. David Frost (39), $38,850...... 73-66-68—207 -9 The formula combines the following categories: INTERNATIONAL Mark Calcavecchia (39), $14,310...... 67-69-69-68—273 -7 Wins, Finishes, Top-15 Finishes, Average Running Julian Martinez had two RBI $38,850 ...... 71-68-68—207 -9 Joseph Bramlett (18), WIMBLEDON Position While on Lead Lap, Average Speed Under LEAGUE Tom Lehman, $28,875 ...... 71-71-66—208 -8 $14,310...... 68-67-69-69—273 -7 Green, Fastest Lap, Led Most Laps, Lead-Lap Fin- for Plains, with one coming on a Gil Morgan, $28,875 ...... 69-71-68—208 -8 Aron Price (18), $14,310...... 69-66-68-70—273 -7 ish. At A Glance Phil Blackmar, $28,875 ...... 70-69-69—208 -8 Joe Durant (18), $14,310 .....67-68-68-70—273 -7 Show Court Schedules solo homer in the seventh. All Times EDT Joe Ozaki, $28,875...... 72-67-69—208 -8 Chris Couch (14), $13,680...65-69-68-72—274 -6 Paul Stankowski (14), Josh Bayzick was 3-for-3 with North Division Steve Lowery, $22,444 ...... 67-73-69—209 -7 Monday NHRA $13,680...... 67-68-66-73—274 -6 WLPct. GB Brad Bryant, $22,444...... 70-70-69—209 -7 At The All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet atwo-run double for Hazleton. Lonnie Nielsen, $22,444...... 70-68-71—209 -7 Brandt Jobe (14), $13,680 ...65-69-67-73—274 -6 Club Lehigh Valley (Phillies) ...... 44 32 .579 — Summit Racing Equipment Plains Hazleton Hal Sutton, $22,444...... 67-70-72—209 -7 Carl Paulson (11), $13,260..69-66-71-69—275 -5 Wimbledon, England ab rhbi ab rhbi Scranton/Wilkes-Barre J.B. Holmes (11), $13,260...68-67-71-69—275 -5 Tom Pernice, Jr., $17,938 ...... 74-71-65—210 -6 Play begins on Centre Court and No. 1Court at Nationals Results Graziosi cf 2110Stawick 3b 4110 (Yankees) ...... 40 34 .541 3 Olin Browne, $17,938...... 72-70-68—210 -6 Ben Crane (11), $13,260...... 66-70-69-70—275 -5 Marriggi p4110Sullivan dh 4000 1 8 a.m. EDT; Pawtucket (Red Sox) ...... 39 36 .520 4 ⁄2 John Cook, $17,938 ...... 67-71-72—210 -6 Fran Quinn (11), $13,260.....71-63-69-72—275 -5 Sunday all other courts at 7 a.m. EDT JParsnik ss 3111Gimbi p0000 Buffalo (Mets)...... 33 45 .423 12 Ronnie Black, $17,938...... 66-72-72—210 -6 Padraig Harrington (7), At Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Gulius c4021Chirico dh 1000 Chien Soon Lu, $14,204 ...... 75-70-66—211 -5 $12,780...... 69-67-71-69—276 -4 Centre Court Park Martinez dh 4122Karmnick p2000 Syracuse (Nationals)...... 31 43 .419 12 Andy Murray (4), Britain, vs. Richard Gasquet (17), Rochester (Twins) ...... 30 44 .405 13 Tom Jenkins, $14,204...... 71-71-69—211 -5 Michael Bradley (7), Norwalk, Ohio DParsnik lf 0000Barletta cf 2100 Fred Funk, $14,204 ...... 71-71-69—211 -5 France Champi 1b 3000Benyo ss 3010 South Division $12,780...... 65-69-72-70—276 -4 Final Finish Order Tim Simpson, $14,204 ...... 71-67-73—211 -5 Keegan Bradley (7), Venus Williams (23), United States, vs. Tsvetana Rivera ph 1000Rubaski c3101 WLPct. GB Pironkova (32), Bulgaria Top Fuel —1. Del Worsham. 2. Spencer Massey. 3. Concini 3b 4230Bayzick 2b 3032 Dick Mast, $14,204...... 72-66-73—211 -5 $12,780...... 71-65-68-72—276 -4 Larry Dixon. 4. Morgan Lucas. 5. Brandon Bern- Durham (Rays)...... 42 34 .553 — Bobby Wadkins, $14,204...... 68-69-74—211 -5 Rafael Nadal (1), Spain, vs. Juan Martin del Potro Sod 2b 2000Vigna 1b 2000 Sean O’Hair (7), $12,780 .....66-67-68-75—276 -4 (24), Argentina stein. 6. Antron Brown. 7. Tony Schumacher. 8. Gwinnett (Braves) ...... 40 36 .526 2 Mike Goodes, $11,025...... 73-71-68—212 -4 Okun rf 2011Klein rf 2000 Lee Janzen (2), $12,240 ...... 66-67-75-69—277 -3 No. 1Court Shawn Langdon. 9. David Grubnic. 10. Ike Maier. Charlotte (White Sox) ...... 38 38 .500 4 Jim Thorpe, $11,025 ...... 71-72-69—212 -4 Ell rf 1000Schech lf 1000 Nate Smith (2), $12,240 ...... 71-65-70-71—277 -3 Marion Bartoli (9), France, vs. Serena Williams (7), 11. Luigi Novelli. 12. Doug Kalitta. 13. Scott Palmer. Siegendall lf 1000 Norfolk (Orioles) ...... 29 47 .382 13 Fuzzy Zoeller, $11,025 ...... 71-71-70—212 -4 Dean Wilson (2), $12,240 ....68-68-70-71—277 -3 14. Pat Dakin. 15. Bob Vandergriff. 16. Terry McMil- Mark Brooks, $11,025...... 71-70-71—212 -4 United States Totals 30 6115Totals 28 353 West Division Briny Baird (2), $12,240...... 70-66-68-73—277 -3 Michael Llodra (19), France, vs. Novak Djokovic (2), len. Robert Thompson, $11,025 .....71-69-72—212 -4 Michael Putnam (2), Funny Car — 1. Mike Neff. 2. Ron Capps. 3. Cruz Plains...... 003 101 1—6 WLPct. GB Serbia Hazleton...... 000 003 0—3 Gary Koch, $8,575...... 68-75-70—213 -3 $12,240...... 65-70-69-73—277 -3 Mikhail Youzhny (18), Russia, vs. Roger Federer Pedregon. 4. John Force. 5. Daniel Wilkerson. 6. Columbus (Indians)...... 52 25 .675 — Steve Pate, $8,575...... 72-72-69—213 -3 Jack Beckman. 7. Robert Hight. 8. Matt Hagan. 9. 2B – Concini, Bayzick. HR – Martinez. 1 John Daly (1), $11,880...... 69-67-71-74—281 +1 (3), Switzerland Louisville (Reds) ...... 44 34 .564 8 ⁄2 IP HRER BB SO Keith Fergus, $8,575...... 70-73-70—213 -3 Zack Miller (1), $11,760 ...... 70-66-76-72—284 +4 Tim Wilkerson. 10. Melanie Troxel. 11. Paul Lee. 12. 1 No. 2 Court Indianapolis (Pirates) ...... 40 38 .513 12 ⁄2 Keith Clearwater, $8,575...... 70-72-71—213 -3 Tony Pedregon. 13. Jeff Arend. 14. Jim Head. 15. Plains Daniel Summerhays (1), Peng Shuai (20), China, vs. Maria Sharapova (5), 1 Mike Reid, $8,575...... 72-70-71—213 -3 Bob Tasca III. 16. Bob Bode. Marriggi (W)...... 7.0 533410 Toledo (Tigers)...... 31 47 .397 21 ⁄2 $11,640...... 69-67-75-74—285 +5 Russia Pro Stock — 1. Vincent Nobile. 2. Larry Morgan. 3. Hazleton Saturday's Games Larry Mize, $8,575 ...... 71-70-72—213 -3 Caroline Wozniacki (1), Serbia, vs. Dominika Cibul- Tom Watson, $8,575 ...... 72-67-74—213 -3 Jason Line. 4. Greg Stanfield. 5. Allen Johnson. 6. Gimbi (L) ...... 5.0 94414 Syracuse 10, Rochester 3 kova (24), Slovakia Sullivan...... 0.2 11131 Charlotte 6, Lehigh Valley 4 Jay Haas, $6,125 ...... 74-73-67—214 -2 Rodger Brogdon. 7. Ronnie Humphrey. 8. Mike Ed- Mardy Fish (10), United States, vs. Tomas Berdych wards. 9. Ron Krisher. 10. Greg Anderson. 11. Karmonick...... 1.1 11100 Louisville 9, Toledo 2 David Eger, $6,125...... 76-69-69—214 -2 HARNESS (6), Czech Republic Rochester 6, Syracuse 2, 1st game Andy Bean, $6,125 ...... 71-72-71—214 -2 Shane Gray. 12. V. Gaines. 13. Richard Freeman. RACING No. 3 Court 14. Erica Enders. 15. Warren Johnson. 16. Kurt Indianapolis 6, Pawtucket 5 Rod Spittle, $6,125 ...... 72-70-72—214 -2 Nadia Petrova, Russia, vs. Victoria Azarenka (4), Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 2, Durham 1 Mark McNulty, $6,125 ...... 74-68-72—214 -2 Johnson. Nanticoke 9, Mountain Post 4 Belarus Pro Stock Motorcycle — 1. . Eddie Krawiec. 2. Matt Buffalo 6, Norfolk 5, 11 innings Tommy Armour III, $6,125...... 71-70-73—214 -2 Pocono Downs Results Lukasz Kubot, Poland, vs. Feliciano Lopez, Spain Gwinnett 5, Columbus 1 Bill Glasson, $6,125...... 68-71-75—214 -2 Smith. 3. Hector Arana. 4. David Hope. 5. GT Ton- Cody Tsevdos belted a two- David Ferrer (7), Spain, vs. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (12), glet. 6. Michael Phillips. 7. Steve Johnson. 8. Jim Rochester at Syracuse, 2nd game, ppd., rain Tom Kite, $4,235...... 75-71-69—215 -1 Saturday June 25 France Sunday's Games Bobby Clampett, $4,235 ...... 70-74-71—215 -1 Underdahl. 9. Jerry Savoie. 10. Angie Smith. 11. run home run to lead host Nan- Buffalo 5, Norfolk 3 Bob Gilder, $4,235...... 71-72-72—215 -1 First - $22,000 Trot 1:53.3 Mike Berry. 12. Shawn Gann. 13. Andrew Hines. 14. 2-Ringside Lauryn (Ge Napolitano Jr)3.60 2.20 2.10 Hector Arana Jr. 15. Chip Ellis. 16. Karen Stoffer. ticoke past Mountain Post. Lehigh Valley 5, Charlotte 2 Chip Beck, $4,235 ...... 71-72-72—215 -1 FIGHT Mountain Post Nanticoke Indianapolis 7, Pawtucket 5 6-Hope Reins Supreme (Br Sears)...... 2.10 2.40 Final Results Bruce Fleisher, $4,235...... 70-71-74—215 -1 9-Master Buckin Uhl (Ro Pierce)...... 3.60 ab rhbi ab rhbi Durham 11, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 3 Jay Sigel, $3,413...... 72-76-68—216 E SCHEDULE Top Fuel — Del Worsham, 3.905 seconds, 298.14 EXACTA (2-6) $8.00 mph def. Spencer Massey, 3.931seconds, 297.42 Lamore ss 3120Kohlar ss 411 Syracuse 9, Rochester 2 Wayne Levi, $3,413 ...... 73-69-74—216 E Quintiliani 2b 3101Yudichak c2110 Gwinnett 8, Columbus 5 TRIFECTA (2-6-9) $25.20 mph. Scott Simpson, $3,413...... 70-71-75—216 E SUPERFECTA (2-6-9-5) $262.00 July 1 Reinart 1b-2b 3001Iona p4211 Toledo 4, Louisville 2 Dana Quigley, $3,413...... 70-71-75—216 E Funny Car — Mike Neff, Ford Mustang, 4.211, Scratched: The Windsurfer A At Songkha, Thailand, Pongsaklek Wonjongkam 289.94 def. Ron Capps, Dodge Charger, 4.259, Berg c4000Hauer cf-p 4101 Monday's Games D.A. Weibring, $2,800 ...... 76-72-69—217 +1 Second - $4,800 Pace 1:54.0 vs. Takuya Kogawa.12, for Wonjongkam’s WBC fly- Engler p-1b 4010Polcr 3b-2b 2100 Louisville at Toledo, 12 p.m. 279.09. David Peoples, $2,800...... 74-73-70—217 +1 1-Sammy Savannah (La Stalbaum) .4.20 2.60 2.20 weight title. Pro Stock — Vincent Nobile, Dodge Avenger, Piavis cf 4010Ivan 1b 0000 Pawtucket at Indianapolis, 7:05 p.m. Morris Hatalsky, $2,800...... 74-69-74—217 +1 4-Don’t Tell Barbara (Ma Kakaley) ...... 4.40 2.40 At San Antonio (ESPN2), Mark Melligen vs. Robert Hmnck 2b-p 2000Ferrence dh 3122 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Durham, 7:05 p.m. 6.615, 208.26 def. Larry Morgan, Ford Mustang, Jeff Sluman, $2,363...... 77-70-71—218 +2 6-Riverpath (Ma Romano) ...... 4.20 Garcia, 10, junior middleweights. 6.657, 209.30. Williams lf 2000Jezewski lf 2000 Syracuse at Rochester, 7:05 p.m. Fred Holton, $2,363...... 69-75-74—218 +2 EXACTA (1-4) $17.20 July 2 Rineheimer lf 1110Decker cf 2000 Charlotte at Lehigh Valley, 7:05 p.m. Pro Stock Motorcycle — Eddie Krawiec, Harley-Da- Vicente Fernandez, $1,925 ...... 73-74-72—219 +3 TRIFECTA (1-4-6) $104.80 At Hamburg, Germany (HBO), Wladimir Klitschko vidson, 7.077,187.81def. Matt Smith, Buell,11.385, Muprhy rf 1100Zwiebel 2b 3120 Norfolk at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. Roger Chapman, $1,925...... 76-72-71—219 +3 SUPERFECTA (1-4-6-9) $954.00 vs. David Haye, 12, for IBF-WBA Super World- Rienheimer rf 1010Tsevdos rf 3122 Gwinnett at Columbus, 7:05 p.m. 67.65. Totals 28 462Totals 29 986 John Morse, $1,925...... 74-73-72—219 +3 DAILY DOUBLE (2-1) $9.40 WBO-IBO heavyweight titles;Ola Afolabi vs. Terry Top Alcohol Dragster — Marty Thacker, 5.403, Tuesday's Games Jim Roy, $1,593 ...... 74-77-69—220 +4 Scratched: Pulsation N Dunstan, 12, for Afolabi’s WBO Inter-Continental 2B – Iona. HR – Tsevdos 263.26 def. Brandon Booher, 6.465, 107.66. Mountain Post IP HRER BB SO Indianapolis at Syracuse, 7 p.m. Dan Forsman, $1,593...... 69-75-76—220 +4 Third - $9,800 Pace 1:54.1 cruiserweight title. Top Alcohol Funny Car — Fred Hagen, Ford Mus- Lehigh Valley at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. Tom Purtzer, $1,286...... 78-74-69—221 +5 5-Ode To Willie (Ma Kakaley)...... 17.20 7.20 6.20 At Mendoza, Argentina, Jonathan Barros vs. Celes- Visitor tang, 5.571, 259.01def. Todd Veney, Chevy Impala Engler ...... 4.2 78521 Rochester at Pawtucket, 7:05 p.m. Mike Hulbert, $1,286 ...... 74-77-70—221 +5 2-Star Artist (Ge Brennan) ...... 4.00 3.40 tino Caballero, 12, for Barros’ WBA World feather- SS, 5.693, 253.71. Gwinnett at Louisville, 7:05 p.m. 8-Kaydon Begone (Jo Pavia Jr)...... 4.60 weight title. Humanick ...... 2 00000 J.L. Lewis, $1,286...... 74-73-74—221 +5 Pro Modified — Mike Castellana, Chevy Camaro, Nanticoke Toledo at Columbus, 7:05 p.m. James Mason, $1,286...... 74-71-76—221 +5 EXACTA (5-2) $85.40 At Hermosillo, Mexico, Hernan Marquez vs. Edrin 5.896, 243.24 def. Danny Rowe, Camaro, 5.960, Durham at Charlotte, 7:15 p.m. TRIFECTA (5-2-8) $751.40 Dapudong, 12, for Marquez’s WBA World flyweight Iona ...... 6.1 64324 Fulton Allem, $1,085 ...... 78-68-76—222 +6 244.78. Hauer ...... 2 00000 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Norfolk, 7:15 p.m. Tom Wargo, $980 ...... 76-76-71—223 +7 SUPERFECTA (5-2-ALL-ALL) $182.40 title;Daniel Rosas vs. Federico Catubay, 10, ban- Competition Eliminator — David Rampy, Bantam Allen Doyle, $980...... 75-72-76—223 +7 Scratched: Matt’s Pick tamweights. Roadster, 7.351, 148.64 def. Sal Biondo, Chevy Gary Hallberg, $875 ...... 80-70-74—224 +8 Fourth - $22,000 Trot 1:55.0 Cavalier, foul. EASTERN Ken Green, $805...... 76-75-76—227+11 1-Twin B Caviar (Br Sears)...... 11.60 6.40 4.40 4-M C Felix (Ro Pierce)...... 8.20 5.00 LEAGUE 7-Night’s Fleet (La Stalbaum) ...... 4.00 PGA EXACTA (1-4) $123.80 At A Glance TRIFECTA (1-4-7) $984.00 SUPERFECTA (1-4-7-ALL) $674.20 All Times EDT Travelers Championship Par Fifth - $15,000 Pace 1:51.4 BULLETIN BOARD Eastern Division 2-Skeleton Key (Br Sears)...... 30.20 9.80 6.40 WLPct. GB Scores 7-Ccs Lover N (La Stalbaum)...... 6.00 5.00 New Hampshire (Blue Jays) .4627.630 — 5-Outlaw Blues (Ma Kakaley)...... 6.00 Sunday EXACTA (2-7) $205.00 CAMPS/CLINICS instructional games, and hands-on on staff. Registration forms are Trenton (Yankees) ...... 43 32 .573 4 At TPC River Highlands New Britain (Twins) ...... 39 32 .549 6 TRIFECTA (2-7-5) $3,533.40 drills. The camp will run from 9:30 available at The Ranchwagon and Cromwell, Conn. SUPERFECTA (2-7-5-ALL) $2,320.80 Reading (Phillies)...... 36 39 .480 11 Purse: $6 million PICK 3 (5-1-ALL) $62.80 Crestwood Comets Boys Basketball a.m. – 2:30 p.m. daily. For more Newell’s Fuel Mart. For more in- Binghamton (Mets) ...... 27 46 .370 19 Yardage: 6,841; Par: 70 PICK 3 (ALL-1-2) $62.80 Camp has applications available. information or to register, go to 1 formation, call 696-3748. Portland (Red Sox) ...... 25 47 .347 20 ⁄2 Final Round Scratched: Real Motivation Sixth - $22,000 Pace 1:50.1 The camp is under the direction of www.kingscollegeathletics.com and Western Division (a-amateur) Plains Twp. Recreation Camps for WLPct. GB 2-B N Bad (Jo Pavia Jr) ...... 22.40 7.00 5.20 Head Coach Mark Atherton. The click baseball. Fredrik Jacobson (500), 8-All Speed Hanover (Ro Pierce)...... 2.80 2.10 Basketball, Wrestling, Football, and Harrisburg (Nationals)...... 43 31 .581 — $1,080,000 ...... 65-66-63-66—260-20 3-Southern Sport (Ti Tetrick) ...... 3.00 camp will be held the week of June Mini Football Fundamentals and Field Hockey will be held June Richmond (Giants) ...... 39 35 .527 4 John Rollins (245), EXACTA (2-8) $93.00 1 27-July 1. Morning sessions will be Drill Camp presented by Dallas Bowie (Orioles) ...... 37 36 .507 5 ⁄2 $528,000 ...... 65-68-65-63—261-19 TRIFECTA (2-8-3) $195.60 27-30. Applications can be picked for boys entering 3rd grade though varsity football coach Ted Jackson Akron (Indians)...... 37 39 .487 7 Ryan Moore (245), SUPERFECTA (2-8-3-4) $2,172.20 up at the Plains Twp. Admin. Erie (Tigers) ...... 36 38 .486 7 $528,000 ...... 64-70-64-63—261-19 Seventh - $22,000 Pace 1:51.4 5th grade and the afternoon will be held from 9 a.m.-noon July Altoona (Pirates) ...... 34 40 .459 9 Michael Thompson (135), 7-Zander Massimo (Ge Napolitano Jr) 4.20 4.20 Building 126, North Main Street. For 4.20 session will be for boys entering 18-20 at Dallas High School. Jack- Saturday's Games $288,000 ...... 67-65-68-62—262-18 more information, call Bill at 825- James Driscoll (110), 2-Night Train Shane (Ma Kakaley) ...... 5.20 3.80 6th grade though 9th grade. Both son, his coaching staff and current Binghamton 4, Bowie 1 1-Caviart Spencer (An Napolitano)...... 8.20 Trenton 12, New Britain 5 $240,000 ...... 69-64-64-67—264-16 EXACTA (7-2) $30.40 sessions will be held at the Crest- and former Dallas players will be 5574. Richmond 6, Erie 2 Kevin Streelman (92), TRIFECTA (7-2-1) $270.60 Harrisburg 3, Altoona 1 $201,000 ...... 66-70-63-66—265-15 SUPERFECTA (7-2-1-3) $1,261.60 wood Middle School. For more the instructors. The camp is open Akron 2, Reading 1, 10 innings Andres Romero (92), Eighth - $14,000 Pace 1:53.3 information, call Coach Artherton to players ages 6-13. Cost is $50 New Hampshire 9, Portland 5 $201,000 ...... 64-67-67-67—265-15 2-Telemecanique N (Ge Brennan)...6.20 4.20 3.40 Sunday's Games Bryce Molder (92), 9-Runaway Tray (An Napolitano) ...... 5.60 3.40 at 825-4116 or e-mail him at per camper or $75 for two from Akron 12, Reading 2 $201,000 ...... 65-66-64-70—265-15 1-For All We Know (Ma Kakaley)...... 3.00 [email protected]. the same family in advance. Cost is Trenton 6, New Britain 2 Tom Gillis (73), $156,000.....66-69-66-65—266-14 EXACTA (2-9) $37.80 King’s College will be hosting a $60 at the door. Checks should be Bulletin Board items will not be New Hampshire 7, Portland 3 Brian Davis (73), $156,000 ..65-67-68-66—266-14 TRIFECTA (2-9-1) $75.20 Harrisburg 6, Altoona 0 John Merrick (73), $156,00067-66-66-67—266-14 SUPERFECTA (2-9-1-5) $1,762.60 baseball camp in Wilkes-Barre made payable to the Dallas Gridi- accepted over the telephone. Items Bowie 6, Binghamton 4 Blake Adams (73), Ninth - $15,000 Pace 1:51.3 Richmond 10, Erie 1 7-Chaco Hanover (Ge Napolitano Jr)3.80 2.20 2.20 Twp., from June 27-30 with July 1 ron Club. The camp includes fun- may be faxed to 831-7319, emailed to Monday's Games $156,000 ...... 66-66-66-68—266-14 Bo Van Pelt (57), $112,500..66-65-69-67—267-13 4-Segundo Hanover (Ti Tetrick) ...... 2.60 2.60 as a weather make-up day, at damentals on blocking and tack- [email protected] or dropped New Britain at Portland, 7 p.m. 6-Pick A Trail (La Stalbaum)...... 3.60 Reading at Altoona, 7 p.m. Brendan Steele (57), EXACTA (7-4) $11.80 King’s College Betzler Fields. The ling, position drills and weightlift- off at the Times Leader or mailed to Binghamton at Erie, 7:05 p.m. $112,500 ...... 68-64-67-68—267-13 TRIFECTA (7-4-6) $57.20 camp is open to all players ages ing exhibition and instruction. Bowie at Akron, 7:05 p.m. Nick Watney (57), $112,500 65-65-68-69—267-13 SUPERFECTA (7-4-6-3) $127.60 Times Leader, c/o Sports, 15 N, Main New Hampshire at Trenton, 7:05 p.m. Webb Simpson (57), PICK 4 (2-7-2-7 (4 Out of 4)) $940.40 5-12 and will feature small group Camp T-shirts and drinks will be St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711-0250. Harrisburg at Richmond, 7:05 p.m. $112,500 ...... 66-65-67-69—267-13 Tenth - $29,000 Pace 1:49.4 instructions, demonstrations, provided. An athletic trainer will be CMYK

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STANDINGS A trio of skippers AMERICAN LEAGUE Halladay goes East Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away New York ...... 45 31 .592 ——7-3 W-2 25-18 20-13 1 Boston...... 45 32 .584 ⁄2 —5-5 W-1 22-16 23-16 1 Tampa Bay...... 44 34 .564 21⁄28-2 W-4 18-18 26-16 1 Toronto...... 39 39 .500 76⁄25-5 W-3 17-18 22-21 1 Baltimore...... 35 40 .467 9 ⁄2 95-5 W-1 22-19 13-21 Central Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Detroit...... 42 36 .538 ——5-5 W-2 24-15 18-21 1 distance again Cleveland...... 40 36 .526 14⁄24-6 L-3 24-14 16-22 1 Chicago...... 38 41 .481 4 ⁄2 85-5 L-1 19-20 19-21 1 Kansas City ...... 33 45 .423 912⁄23-7 W-2 23-24 10-21 1 Minnesota...... 32 44 .421 912⁄25-5 L-5 14-16 18-28 The Associated Press West Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away PHILADELPHIA — Roy Nationals make Texas ...... 41 38 .519 ——5-5 L-2 23-16 18-22 Los Angeles...... 39 40 .494 276-4 L-1 15-20 24-20 Halladay pitched his NL-lead- Johnson manager Seattle...... 38 39 .494 274-6 L-1 21-18 17-21 ing fifth complete game and Oakland ...... 35 44 .443 6116-4 L-1 19-16 16-28 CHICAGO — Davey Johnson NATIONAL LEAGUE Jimmy Rollins went 4 for 4 as has been hired as manager of East Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away the Philadelphia Phillies de- the Washington Nationals, Philadelphia...... 49 30 .620 ——6-4 W-1 30-13 19-17 three days after Jim Atlanta ...... 44 35 .557 5—6-4 L-1 22-17 22-18 feated the Oakland Athletics, 1 1 Washington ...... 40 38 .513 8 ⁄2 3 ⁄2 8-2 W-1 22-13 18-25 Riggleman stunned the team 1 1 3-1, Sunday. New York ...... 39 39 .500 9 ⁄2 4 ⁄2 5-5 W-2 18-20 21-19 Halladay (10-3) gave up eight by resigning. Florida ...... 34 43 .442 14 92-8 W-1 17-25 17-18 Johnson’s hiring was Central Division hits and walked none in tying WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away announced Sunday and his Milwaukee...... 44 35 .557 ——5-5 W-3 29-11 15-24 for the major league high in St. Louis...... 41 38 .519 333-7 L-3 21-18 20-20 first game in charge will be Pittsburgh ...... 39 38 .506 445-5 L-1 19-20 20-18 victories. He struck out four, Monday against the Los Cincinnati ...... 40 39 .506 444-6 L-1 22-19 18-20 Chicago...... 31 46 .403 12 12 4-6 L-2 16-22 15-24 raising his NL-leading total to Angeles Angels. He has been Houston ...... 28 51 .354 16 16 3-7 L-3 13-28 15-23 AP PHOTO 123 before the Dodgers’ Clay- a senior adviser with the team West Division WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away ton Kershaw fanned 11 to pass since 2009. He last managed San Francisco...... 44 34 .564 ——5-5 W-5 24-13 20-21 New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi, left, shares a mo- 1 in the majors in 2000. Arizona ...... 43 36 .544 1 ⁄2 16-4 L-2 22-17 21-19 him later in the day with 128. 1 Colorado...... 38 39 .494 5 ⁄2 56-4 L-2 19-19 19-20 ment with former Yankees managers Lou Piniella and Joe 1 The Phillies have won each Interim manager John Los Angeles...... 35 44 .443 9 ⁄2 94-6 W-1 19-24 16-20 1 Torre, right, during Old Timers’ Day ceremonies on Sunday McLaren ran the team for a San Diego...... 34 45 .430 10 ⁄2 10 4-6 W-1 16-27 18-18 of Halladay’s last eight starts at Yankee Stadium in New York. and the right-hander is 5-0 with third straight game in Sunday’s series finale against AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE a2.64 ERA during the stretch. Saturday's Games Saturday's Games the Chicago White Sox. N.Y. Yankees 8, Colorado 3 N.Y. Yankees 8, Colorado 3 Red Sox 4, Pirates 2 Brewers 6, Twins 2 He improved to 30-3 in a Phila- McLaren, Riggleman’s bench San Francisco 1, Cleveland 0 San Francisco 1, Cleveland 0 L.A. Angels 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 L.A. Angels 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 Boston Pittsburgh Minnesota Milwaukee delphia uniform in the 35 coach and friend, will leave N.Y. Mets 14, Texas 5 N.Y. Mets 14, Texas 5 ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi starts in which the Phillies Chicago White Sox 3, Washington 0 Chicago White Sox 3, Washington 0 Ellsury cf 4010Tabata lf 1010 Revere cf 4010RWeks 2b 4000 the team after the game and Detroit 6, Arizona 0 Detroit 6, Arizona 0 GJones ACasill 2b 4000Morgan cf 3111 have given him the lead. be reassigned to scouting Pittsburgh 6, Boston 4 Pittsburgh 6, Boston 4 Pedroia 2b 5011pr-rf 4010 CGomz Cincinnati 10, Baltimore 5 Cincinnati 10, Baltimore 5 AdGnzl 1b 3020dArnad 3b 4010 Cuddyr rf-1b 4010ph-cf 1000 Rollins scored twice, Placido duties within the organization. Oakland 4, Philadelphia 1 Oakland 4, Philadelphia 1 Youkils 3b 3111AMcCt cf 4011 Valenci 3b 4110Braun lf 4212 Tampa Bay 7, Houston 2 Tampa Bay 7, Houston 2 J.Drew rf 1000Walker 2b 3100 LHughs 1b 3100Fielder 1b 4011 Polanco had two hits and Hal- Kansas City 3, Chicago Cubs 2 Kansas City 3, Chicago Cubs 2 DMcDn rf 4000Diaz rf-lf 4000 Perkins p0000McGeh 3b 4000 laday added a single for Phila- Milwaukee 11, Minnesota 1 Milwaukee 11, Minnesota 1 Sltlmch c3110Overay 1b 4000 Repko lf 4011C.Hart rf 4010 Toronto 6, St. Louis 3 Toronto 6, St. Louis 3 Reddck lf 3001Cedeno ss 2011 Nishiok ss 4020YBtncr ss 4130 delphia. Conor Jackson had five runs and pinch-hitter Matt Florida 4, Seattle 2 Atlanta 10, San Diego 1 Scutaro ss 3100Fryer c3000 Butera c1000Lucroy c3221 Sunday's Games Florida 4, Seattle 2 AMiller p2000JMcDnl p1100 Mauer ph-c 2010Narvsn p2011 three hits for the A’s, who have Joyce delivered a go-ahead Detroit 8, Arizona 3 Sunday's Games Ortiz ph 0100BrWod ph 1000 Pavano p2000Hwkns p0000 Boston 4, Pittsburgh 2 Detroit 8, Arizona 3 Aceves p0000TiWood p0000 Thome ph 1011Loe p0000 lost four of five. double in the eighth inning to Baltimore 7, Cincinnati 5 Boston 4, Pittsburgh 2 Bard p0000Moskos p0000 Dunsng pr 0000JoWilsn ph 1000 Philadelphia 3, Oakland 1 Baltimore 7, Cincinnati 5 Camrn ph 1000Resop p0000 Mijares p0000Axford p0000 give the Rays a three-game N.Y. Yankees 6, Colorado 4 Philadelphia 3, Oakland 1 Papeln p0000DMcCt p0000 AlBrntt p0000 Dodgers 3, Angels 2 sweep. Tampa Bay 14, Houston 10 N.Y. Yankees 6, Colorado 4 Paul ph 1000 Tosoni rf 1000 Kansas City 6, Chicago Cubs 3 Tampa Bay 14, Houston 10 Totals 32 463Totals 32 252 Totals 34 282Totals 34 610 6 LOS ANGELES — Clayton B.J. Upton homered for the Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 2 Kansas City 6, Chicago Cubs 3 Boston ...... 000 101 200 —4 Minnesota ...... 010 000 100 —2 Washington 2, Chicago White Sox 1 Milwaukee 6, Minnesota 2 Pittsburgh ...... 000 110 000 —2 Milwaukee...... 000 032 10x —6 Kershaw outlasted Jered Weav- third straight day and drove in Toronto 5, St. Louis 0 Washington 2, Chicago White Sox 1 E—Scutaro (5), Reddick (1), Ja.McDonald (1), E—L.Hughes (3), A.Casilla (8). DP—Milwaukee 1. er in a matchup of Los Angeles four runs for the Rays, who N.Y. Mets 8, Texas 5 Toronto 5, St. Louis 0 A.McCutchen (5), Moskos (2), d’Arnaud (1). LOB— LOB—Minnesota 7, Milwaukee 8. 2B—Cuddyer L.A. Dodgers 3, L.A. Angels 2 N.Y. Mets 8, Texas 5 Boston 10, Pittsburgh 8. 2B—Saltalamacchia (12). (16), Lucroy (8), Narveson (1). 3B—Valencia (1), aces and the Dodgers rallied have won four in a row. San Francisco 3, Cleveland 1 San Diego 4, Atlanta 1 SB—Ellsbury (25), Pedroia (15). CS—D.McDonald Lucroy (1). HR—Braun (16). SB—Repko (3), Braun Seattle at Florida, 10:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 3, L.A. Angels 2 (2). S—Ellsbury. SF—Youkilis, Reddick, Cedeno. (17), Y.Betancourt 2 (2). S—Narveson. for two runs in the bottom of Monday's Games San Francisco 3, Cleveland 1 IP HRER BB SO IP HRER BB SO Royals 6, Cubs 3 Toronto (Z.Stewart 0-1) at Detroit (Scherzer 9-3), Seattle at Florida, 10:10 p.m. Boston Minnesota the ninth inning to beat the 6:05 p.m. Monday's Games A.Miller W,1-0...... 652124Pavano L,5-6 ...... 685515 1 Angels, preventing a Freeway Cincinnati (Leake 6-4) at Tampa Bay (Hellickson Colorado (Chacin 8-4) at Chicago Cubs (Garza Aceves H,5 ...... 100000Mijares...... ⁄3 11001 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Alex 2 7-6), 7:10 p.m. 3-6), 2:20 p.m. Bard H,15 ...... 100001Al.Burnett ...... ⁄3 00002 Series sweep. Gordon extended his hitting L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 6-6) at Minnesota (Black- Cincinnati (Leake 6-4) at Tampa Bay (Hellickson Papelbon S,14-15... 100011Perkins ...... 110011 burn 6-5), 8:10 p.m. 7-6), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh Milwaukee 2 Pinch-hitter Aaron Miles, streak to 13 games with an RBI Cleveland (Talbot 2-4) at Arizona (I.Kennedy 8-2), L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 6-6) at Minnesota (Black- Ja.McDonald ...... 652025Narveson W,5-5...... 6 ⁄3 52227 1 9:40 p.m. burn 6-5), 8:10 p.m. Ti.Wood L,0-2...... 001110Hawkins H,8...... ⁄3 10001 batting for Kershaw, drove in double in a four-run first inning Kansas City (Francis 3-8) at San Diego (Latos 4-8), Cleveland (Talbot 2-4) at Arizona (I.Kennedy 8-2), Moskos...... 001010Loe...... 100001 the tying run in the ninth on a 10:05 p.m. 9:40 p.m. Resop ...... 100010Axford ...... 120001 and Luke Hochevar won anoth- Washington (Lannan 5-5) at L.A. Angels (E.Santana Kansas City (Francis 3-8) at San Diego (Latos 4-8), D.McCutchen ...... 210011HBP—by Pavano (Morgan). WP—Pavano. sacrifice fly and Tony Gwynn er afternoon start as the Kan- 3-8), 10:05 p.m. 10:05 p.m. Ti.Wood pitched to 1batter in the 7th. Umpires—Home, John Tumpane;First, Derryl Cou- Atlanta (Beachy 2-1) at Seattle (Bedard 4-5), 10:10 Washington (Lannan 5-5) at L.A. Angels (E.Santana Moskos pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. sins;Second, Ron Kulpa;Third, Dan Bellino. Jr. won it with a two-out single sas City Royals beat the Chica- p.m. 3-8), 10:05 p.m. HBP—by A.Miller (Walker). T—2:44. A—41,624 (41,900). off Jordan Walden. The Dodg- Tuesday's Games Atlanta (Beachy 2-1) at Seattle (Bedard 4-5), 10:10 go Cubs 6-3 Sunday. Boston at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. p.m. ers ended a three-game skid, Hochevar is 9-3 with a 4.43 Milwaukee at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Tuesday's Games Padres 4, Braves 1 Royals 6, Cubs 3 N.Y. Mets at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. San Francisco at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m., 1st Atlanta San Diego Chicago Kansas City though they remain nine ERA in 14 day starts the past St. Louis at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. game ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi games below .500. Pittsburgh at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Boston at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Schafer cf 4010Venale rf 4020 Fukdm rf 4000MeCarr cf 5120 two seasons, compared to 2-11 Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Heywrd rf 4000Bartlett ss 4121 SCastro ss 4010Hosmer 1b 4121 with a 5.28 ERA in 21 appear- Texas at Houston, 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. C.Jones 3b 4000OHudsn 2b 5012 ArRmr dh 3000Butler dh 4111 L.A. Dodgers at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. St. Louis at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Fremn 1b 4000Headly 3b 3011 C.Pena 1b 4010AGordn lf 4121 Tigers 8, Diamondbacks 3 ances at night. He picked up Chicago White Sox at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Pittsburgh at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Uggla 2b 4000Rizzo 1b 3000 RJhnsn cf 4110Francr rf 4031 Cleveland at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Cincinnati at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. D.Ross c3000Ludwck ph 1000 DeWitt 3b 4121Mostks 3b 3000 DETROIT — Miguel Cabre- just his second victory in his Florida at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. San Francisco at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m., 2nd AlGnzlz ss 3000MAdms p0000 ASorin lf 2000Treanr c2111 Kansas City at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. game McLoth lf 1010AlGnzlz ph 1000 Soto c3132AEscor ss 3010 ra hit a go-ahead single and the last 10 starts, with both coming Washington at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Texas at Houston, 8:05 p.m. THudsn p1000H.Bell p0000 LeMahi 2b 4000Getz 2b 3111 Detroit Tigers scored seven in afternoon games. Atlanta at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. OFlhrt p0000Denorfi lf 2110 Totals 32 383Totals 32 613 6 Chicago White Sox at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Linernk p0000Maybin cf 3120 Chicago...... 001 200 000 —3 Cleveland at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. runs with two outs in the Hinske ph 1100KPhlps c3000 Kansas City ...... 400 200 00x —6 Florida at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. RJhnsn eighth inning. Brewers 6, Twins 2 Kansas City at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. E—C.Carpenter (1), Hosmer (5). DP—Chicago 1, Venters p0000ph-c 0000 Kansas City 3. LOB—Chicago 7, Kansas City 7. Washington at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Proctor p0000Luebke p1000 The Tigers trailed 2-1when MILWAUKEE — Ryan Braun Atlanta at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 2B—Re.Johnson (11), Soto (13), A.Gordon (23). Richrd ph 1010 HR—Soto (7). CS—A.Gordon (5), Francoeur 2 (2). pinch-hitter Don Kelly singled extended his hitting streak to Spence p0000 S—A.Escobar. SF—Treanor. Qualls p0000 IP HRER BB SO with one out in the eighth off 17 games with a tiebreaking Guzmn Chicago Phillies 3, Athletics 1 Blue Jays 5, Cardinals 0 ph-1b 1110 R.Wells L,1-2...... 6106622 reliever Aaron Heilman (4-1). home run and the Milwaukee Totals 29 120Totals 32 4114 Oakland Philadelphia Toronto St. Louis J.Russell ...... 100001 After Austin Jackson struck Brewers beat the Minnesota ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi Atlanta ...... 000 000 010 —1 C.Carpenter...... 130011 San Diego ...... 000 000 04x —4 Kansas City JWeeks 2b 4000Rollins ss 4240 YEscor ss 4021Theriot ss 4000 2 out, Casper Wells drew a walk. Twins 6-2 Sunday. Pnngtn ss 4000Polanc 3b 4120 A.Hill 2b 5010Valdes p0000 E—Ale.Gonzalez (7), D.Ross (1), Venable (2). Hochevar W,5-8...... 5 ⁄3 73335 DP—Atlanta 1. LOB—Atlanta 4, San Diego 13. L.Coleman H,3 ...... 100013 Crisp cf 4120Victorn cf 4011 Bautist rf 5010Schmkr 2b 4010 1 Braun connected for a two- Matsui lf 4000Howard 1b 2000 Lind 1b 4110Hollidy lf 3000 2B—Schafer (4), McLouth (11), Guzman (2). SB— Collins H,4 ...... ⁄3 00000 Red Sox 4, Pirates 2 run shot in the fifth inning. CJcksn 1b 4030BFrncs rf 3011 JRiver lf 4020Brkmn 1b 4010 Bartlett (15), Denorfia (6). CS—Bartlett (5). S—Bar- Crow H,8 ...... 100002 Sweeny rf 4021Ruiz c4000 RDavis pr-cf 1000Jay pr 0000 tlett, Ro.Johnson. Soria S,13-18 ...... 110001 PITTSBURGH — Andrew Chris Narveson (5-5) helped SSizmr 3b 3010Ibanez lf 4010 Encrnc 3b 4110ABrwn rf 4010 IP HRER BB SO R.Wells pitched to 1batter in the 7th. Powell c3000WValdz 2b 4000 JMcDnl 3b 1000Rasms cf 2010 Atlanta HBP—by L.Coleman (Ar.Ramirez). Miller got his first win with himself with an RBI double. Outmn p2000Hallady p4010 CPttrsn cf-lf 3101T.Cruz c3000 T.Hudson ...... 660038Umpires—Home, Mark Ripperger;First, Tim Tim- 2 mons;Second, Jeff Kellogg;Third, Eric Cooper. DeJess ph 1000 Arencii c3211Descals 3b 2000 O’Flaherty ...... ⁄3 10011 Boston, scattering five hits The punchless Twins, using 1 T—2:43. A—28,401(37,903). Ziegler p0000 RRomr p4012McCllln p2000 Linebrink ...... ⁄3 00000 over six innings and Boston awatered-down lineup deci- Totals 33 181Totals 33 310 2 MBggs p0000 Venters L,4-1 2 Oakland...... 000 100 000 —1 Motte p0000 BS,2-5 ...... ⁄3 44420 1 Tigers 8, Diamondbacks 3 the Red Sox snapped a four- mated by injuries, have scored Philadelphia...... 200 010 00x —3 Kozma Proctor...... ⁄3 00001 DP—Oakland 1, Philadelphia 2. LOB—Oakland 5, ph-ss 0000 San Diego Arizona Detroit game losing streak. only eight runs in losing five Philadelphia 9. 2B—Crisp (17), C.Jackson (8), Totals 38 510 5Totals 28 040 Luebke ...... 510026 ab rhbi ab rhbi 1 S.Sizemore (5), Rollins (13), Polanco (11). SB—Ho- Toronto...... 010 004 000 —5 Spence ...... 1 ⁄3 00002Blmqst 2b 4010AJcksn cf 4000 Miller (1-0) struck out four consecutive games. 2 Qualls ...... ⁄3 00002 ward (1). St. Louis ...... 000 000 000 —0 S.Drew ss 3000C.Wells rf 3100 and allowed just one earned IP HRER BB SO M.Adams W,3-1 ...... 111011J.Upton rf 5021Ordonz dh 3110 E—Berkman (5). DP—Toronto 2. LOB—Toronto H.Bell S,20-21...... 100000 Oakland 11, St. Louis 5. 2B—Y.Escobar (10), J.Rivera (11), CYoung cf 5120MiCarr 1b 4122 run. Recently promoted from Nationals 2, White Sox 1 Outman L,3-2 ...... 683324 HBP—by O’Flaherty (Venable). Monter c4131VMrtnz c4111 A.Brown (1). HR—Arencibia (11). SB—J.Rivera (3). W.Pena dh 4000JhPerlt ss 4232 Ziegler ...... 220011S—Rasmus. the minors, he earned his first CHICAGO — Danny Espino- Philadelphia Nady 1b 4000Boesch lf 4110 IP HRER BB SO GParra lf 4010RSantg 2b 0000 AL victory since 2007 with sa hit a two-run homer in the Halladay W,10-3 ..... 981104Toronto Rays 14, Astros 10 PB—Powell. RRorts 3b 4131Inge 3b 4012 R.Romero W,7-7..... 940025 Raburn 2b 2000 Detroit. seventh inning to send off Umpires—Home, Angel Campos;First, Chad Fair- St. Louis Tampa Bay Houston 1 ab rhbi ab rhbi Kelly ph-lf 2110 child;Second, Joe West;Third, Angel Hernandez. McClellan L,6-4 ...... 5 ⁄3 85534 2 Damon lf 6340Bourn cf 5111 Totals 37 312 3Totals 34 810 7 Jonathan Papelbon pitched interim manager John McLa- T—2:14. A—45,863 (43,651). M.Boggs...... 1 ⁄3 10012 Motte...... 100000Zobrist rf-2b 5431Kppngr 2b 3332 Arizona...... 000 000 201 —3 the ninth for his 14th save in 15 ren with a win. Valdes ...... 110002Longori 3b 6345Melncn p0000 Detroit...... 010 000 07x —8 Yankees 6, Rockies 4 HBP—by R.Romero (Holliday), by Valdes (Lind). BUpton cf 5224Escaln p0000 E—R.Roberts (7). DP—Arizona 1, Detroit 1. LOB— chances. Hours after the Nationals SRdrgz 2b 2000Michals ph 1000 Colorado New York Umpires—Home, D.J. Reyburn;First, Ted Barrett- Arizona 10, Detroit 5. 2B—C.Young (21). HR— Tim Wood (0-2) lost as Pitts- ;Second, Tim McClelland;Third, Marvin Hudson. Joyce ph-rf 2112Pence rf 5110 Jh.Peralta (12). SB—Bloomquist (8), C.Young (9), hired Davey Johnson as manag- ab rhbi ab rhbi Ktchm 1b 5022Ca.Lee lf-1b 4023 CGnzlz cf 2100Gardnr lf 4110 T—2:27. A—36,542 (43,975). Montero (1). CS—R.Roberts (5). burgh’s normally reliable bull- er, they won their final game Shppch c3000CJhnsn 3b 4110 IP HRER BB SO JHerrr 2b 4000Grndrs cf 3000 Jaso ph-c 2000Wallac 1b 3110 Helton 1b 2001Teixeir 1b 4111 Arizona pen showed signs of stress with interim skipper McLaren EJhnsn ss 4110WLopez p0000 J.Saunders...... 741118 Tlwtzk ss 4000AlRdrg 3b 4011 Howell p0000MDwns 2b 1112 2 Giambi dh 4000Cano 2b 4110 Orioles 7, Reds 5 Heilman L,4-1 H,5... ⁄3 12211 following a busy week. at the helm. The move came JoPerlt p0000Barmes ss 4121 Da.Hernandez S.Smith rf 4010Swisher rf 4112 Cincinnati Baltimore ARussll p0000Corprn c3110 three days after Jim Riggleman Wggntn 3b 4232Posada dh 2111 BS,2-4 ...... 034410 ab rhbi ab rhbi WDavis ph 1010Happ p1000 1 Dickrsn Shaw...... ⁄3 21001 Orioles 7, Reds 5 stunned the team by resigning. Heisey rf 6121Hardy ss 4000 Frnswr p0000Bourgs lf 2010 Detroit Blckmn lf 4010pr-dh 0100 BPhllps 2b 4221Markks rf 5032 Niemnn p1010 2 Iannett c4121Martin c3000 Penny ...... 6 ⁄3 82212 BALTIMORE — Derrek Lee Votto 1b 2000AdJons cf 4120 Ruggin ph 1000 Alburquerque ENunez ss 3011 CRams p0000 JGoms dh 3001Guerrr dh 4110 1 and Mark Reynolds homered in Mets 8, Rangers 5 Totals 32 474Totals 31 676 Fuld ph 1000 W,5-1...... 1 ⁄3 20012 FLewis lf 3001D.Lee 1b 4113 2 J.Cruz p0000 Furbush...... ⁄3 21110 Colorado ...... 010 021 000 —4 Stubbs cf 5010Scott lf 3111 1 afour-run fourth inning, and Valverde...... ⁄3 00000 ARLINGTON, Texas — Jose New York ...... 000 031 11x —6 RHrndz c5121Pie lf 0000 Brignc ss 2000 Cairo 3b 5120MrRynl 3b 3111 Totals 46141914 Totals 361014 9 Da.Hernandez pitched to 4 batters in the 8th. Luke Scott added a solo shot in Reyes had four hits and scored E—Tulowitzki (4), Martin (5), E.Nunez (9). DP— Umpires—Home, Chris Guccione;First, Mark Carl- Colorado 1, New York 2. LOB—Colorado 5, New Janish ss 4000BDavis 2b 2220 Tampa Bay...... 301 102 043 —14 Andino son;Second, Mike Everitt;Third, Mike Muchlinski. the seventh. three runs, and rookie Dillon York 3. HR—Wigginton 2 (12), Iannetta (10), Teixei- Houston ...... 122 200 120 —10 T—3:06. A—41,036 (41,255). ra (23), Swisher (9), Posada (8). SB—C.Gonzalez Rolen ph 1000ph-2b 1000 E—Shoppach (2). DP—Tampa Bay 1. LOB—Tam- Baltimore totaled nine home Gee pitched six effective. (12), Iannetta (2), Gardner (16). SF—Helton. Tatum c2000 pa Bay 9, Houston 2. 2B—Zobrist (25), Longoria runs in taking two of three Gee (8-1) recovered from a IP HRER BB SO Totals 38 595Totals 32 7117 (13), Joyce (17), Kotchman (14), E.Johnson (3), Giants 3, Indians 1 Colorado Cincinnati ...... 000 013 001 —5 Keppinger (6), Pence (22), Ca.Lee (20), C.Johnson from the sputtering Reds. The shaky start in the follow-up to Nicasio ...... 544412Baltimore...... 001 401 10x —7 (18), Wallace (19), Barmes (11), Corporan (1). Cleveland San Francisco 1 Belisle L,5-3 BS,5-5 1 ⁄3 21010E—Mar.Reynolds 2 (18). LOB—Cincinnati 14, Balti- 3B—Ca.Lee (3). HR—Longoria 2 (9), B.Upton (11), ab rhbi ab rhbi 2 team combined for 16 homers his only loss of the season. Mat.Reynolds...... ⁄3 11100more 7. 2B—Cairo (5), Ad.Jones (14). HR—B.Phil- Keppinger (2), M.Downs (6). SB—Bourn (33). Brantly lf 3100Torres cf 3000 in the series, including 14 in Lindstrom ...... 100001lips (6), R.Hernandez (8), D.Lee (6), Scott (9), Mar- CS—Bourgeois (4). S—Corporan, Happ. SF— OCarer 2b 4020BCrwfr ss 4110 Making his first appearance New York .Reynolds (14). SB—Markakis (6), B.Davis (1). Keppinger. ACarer ss 4021PSndvl 3b 3020 the last two games. against the Rangers, he al- Nova ...... 664434CS—Mar.Reynolds (1). S—Tatum. IP HRER BB SO CSantn 1b 4000MTejad 3b 1000 Ayala...... 010000 IP HRER BB SO Tampa Bay GSizmr cf 4010Huff 1b 4011 lowed three runs and eight hits Logan W,2-2 ...... 100001Cincinnati Niemann...... 375502Duncan rf 4000C.Ross lf 3110 Robertson H,15...... 100002H.Bailey L,3-2...... 595525C.Ramos ...... 122100Marson c3010Schrhlt rf 3000 Yankees 6, Rockies 4 with two walks. Ma.Rivera S,20-23 .100003Arredondo...... 111111J.Cruz ...... 210002Everett 3b 3000Hall 2b 3110 Ayala pitched to 1batter in the 7th. Chapman...... 111112Howell W,1-1...... 111100Carmn p2000CStwrt c3012 NEW YORK — Eduardo Gee, who walked a career- Nicasio pitched to 2 batters in the 6th. Cordero ...... 100010Jo.Peralta...... 022200Hafner ph 1000Bmgrn p2000 high six over four innings in Mat.Reynolds pitched to 1batter in the 8th. Baltimore A.Russell H,2...... 110000RPerez p0000Affeldt p0000 Nunez hit a tiebreaking single Umpires—Home, Brian O’Nora;First, Alfonso Mar- 2 J.Smith p0000 Guthrie W,3-9...... 5 ⁄3 64445Farnsworth...... 100001 in the seventh inning after his previous outing, has given quez;Second, Ed Hickox;Third, Ed Rapuano. Rapada...... 000010Houston Totals 32 161Totals 29 373 T—3:11. A—47,894 (50,291). 1 Ji.Johnson H,12...... 1 ⁄3 20021Happ ...... 595538Cleveland...... 000 001 000 —1 shortstop Troy Tulowitzki up only eight earned runs in Uehara H,9 ...... 100011W.Lopez L,1-4 San Francisco...... 021 000 00x —3 1 Gregg S,14-18 ...... 111100BS,3-3 ...... 2 ⁄3 44402E—G.Sizemore (1), Marson (2). DP—Cleveland 1. 1 made an error and Nick Swish- five June starts. He grew up in Mets 8, Rangers 5 Rapada pitched to 1batter in the 6th. Melancon BS,3-9 .... 1 ⁄3 65512LOB—Cleveland 5, San Francisco 8. 1 er and Jorge Posada hit consec- north Texas and played college New York Texas WP—Arredondo. Escalona ...... ⁄3 000012B—O.Cabrera (10), G.Sizemore (17), P.Sandoval ab rhbi ab rhbi T—3:10. A—27,809 (45,438). Jo.Peralta pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. (4), C.Stewart (2). SB—Hall (2). CS—G.Sizemore utive homers for New York. ball at Texas-Arlington. JosRys ss 5341Kinsler 2b 4100 WP—Niemann, W.Lopez, Melancon. Balk—W.Lo- (2), Hall (2). S—Bumgarner. Turner 3b 5010EnChvz cf 5121 pez. IP HRER BB SO Mark Teixeira homered for Beltran dh 4012MiYong dh 5123 Dodgers 3, Angels 2 Cleveland Bay lf 5001ABeltre 3b 5110 Los Angeles (A) Los Angeles (N) Nationals 2, White Sox 1 Carmona L,4-10...... 673334 New York and Alex Rodriguez Blue Jays 5, Cardinals 0 R.Perez ...... 100001 Hairstn rf 5010N.Cruz rf 5010 ab rhbi ab rhbi Washington Chicago RPauln c4220Morlnd 1b 3011 MIzturs 2b 4010GwynJ lf 5032 J.Smith ...... 100010 drove in a run for his sixth ST. LOUIS — Ricky Romero ab rhbi ab rhbi San Francisco DnMrp 1b 4231DvMrp lf 3000 Aybar ss 3110Blake 3b 4000 Berndn cf 3000Pierre lf 5020 straight game. threw a four-hitter for his sec- Pagan cf 4110Tegrdn c4010 HKndrc lf 4011Ethier rf 4020 Bumgarner W,4-9 ... 7611111 Werth rf 4000Vizquel ss 4110 Affeldt S,2-5...... 200005 RTejad 2b 4011ABlanc ss 4120 V.Wells rf 4111Kemp cf 4010 Zmrmn 3b 4000Quentin rf 3020 Ty Wigginton connected ond career shutout and helped Totals 40 814 6Totals 38 510 5 Trumo 1b 4000Loney 1b 4000 HBP—by J.Smith (Schierholtz). L.Nix dh 4000Konerk 1b 4011 Umpires—Home, Hunter Wendelstedt;First, Brian New York ...... 140 002 001 —8 Callasp 3b 3000Uribe 2b 3000 Morse 1b 3100A.Dunn dh 4000 twice for his second multihom- break it open with the first hit Bourjos cf 2010DGordn pr 0100 Knight;Second, Jerry Layne;Third, Bob Davidson. Texas...... 200 010 002 —5 Espinos 2b 3112Rios cf 4000 T—2:42. A—41,978 (41,915). er game this week and Chris of his career. E—Turner (6), R.Tejada (2), A.Beltre (9), D.Holland Mathis c3010Navarr c2000 WRams c2000Przyns c4010 (1). DP—New York 1, Texas 1. LOB—New York 6, Weaver p2000Oeltjen pr 0100 HrstnJr lf 3020Teahen 3b 2010 Iannetta also homered for Texas 9. 2B—R.Paulino (5), Dan.Murphy (12), En- Abreu ph 1000Carroll ss 3010 Cora ss 2000Lillirdg ph 1000 Giants 3, Indians 1 .Chavez 2 (6). 3B—Jos.Reyes (14). HR—Mi.Young SDowns p0000Kershw p3110 Dsmnd ph-ss 1000Bckhm 2b 3000 THIS DATE IN Colorado. (7). SB—Jos.Reyes (28). CS—Dan.Murphy (4), Walden p0000Miles ph 0001 AlRmrz ph 1000 It was New York’s first series SAN FRANCISCO — Madi- Pagan (4). Totals 30 262Totals 32 383 Totals 29 232Totals 35 181 BASEBALL IP HRER BB SO Los Angeles (A)...... 000 000 101 —2 Washington ...... 000 000 200 —2 win against the Rockies since son Bumgarner bounced back New York Los Angeles (N) ...... 000 000 102 —3 Chicago...... 001 000 000 —1 June 27 Gee W,8-1 ...... 683321Two outs when winning run scored. DP—Chicago 1. LOB—Washington 4, Chicago 9. 1917 — Catcher Hank Gowdy of the Braves became sweeping a three-game set at from a one-out, eight-run per- Beato...... 100000E—Loney (3). DP—Los Angeles (N) 2. LOB—Los 2B—Pierre (6), Quentin (22). HR—Espinosa (14). 2 the first major league player to enter military service Byrdak ...... ⁄3 00000Angeles (A) 3, Los Angeles (N) 8. 2B—Aybar (14), IP HRER BB SO the old Yankee Stadium in formance with one of his best 1 in World War I. Isringhausen...... ⁄3 00000Mathis (7), Ethier (20). 3B—Gwynn Jr. (2). HR— Washington 1939 — The Brooklyn Dodgers and the Boston Fr.Rodriguez ...... 122210V.Wells (9). SB—D.Gordon (5). S—Aybar, Carroll. 2 2004. New York improved to starts, striking out a career- L.Hernandez W,5-8 6 ⁄3 81129Braves played a 23-inning, 2-2 tie. Whit Wyatt Texas 1 SF—Miles. Clippard H,21 ...... ⁄3 00000 D.Holland L,6-3 ...... 6127300 pitched the first 16 innings for the Dodgers. Both 22-4 in day games. high 11 batters in seven innings IP HRER BB SO S.Burnett H,9...... 100001clubs played a 26-inning tie in 1920 at the same Tateyama ...... 100002Los Angeles (A) Storen S,19-22...... 100001 1 Braves Field. to help the San Francisco Gi- Rhodes...... ⁄3 10000Weaver...... 771114Chicago 1 1958 — Billy Pierce of the Chicago White Sox re- M.Lowe...... 1 ⁄3 11111 2 S.Downs...... 100001Humber L,7-4 ...... 6 ⁄3 32234 Rays 14, Astros 10 1 tired 26 straight Washington batters before pinch- ants beat the Cleveland Indians Feliz ...... ⁄3 00000Walden L,1-2 1 Sale...... 2 ⁄3 00003hitter Ed Fitzgerald hit a double just inside the right- 2 D.Holland pitched to 1batter in the 7th. BS,5-22 ...... ⁄3 12220HBP—by Humber (Bernadina). Balk—Humber. HOUSTON — Evan Longo- to complete a three-game PB—Teagarden. field line for the only hit. Pierce then struck out Albie Los Angeles (N) Umpires—Home, Marty Foster;First, Bill Welke- Pearson on three pitches and beat the Senators 3-0. ria homered twice and drove in sweep. Umpires—Home, Andy Fletcher;First, Tim Welke- Kershaw W,8-3...... 9622011 ;Second, Jeff Nelson;Third, Mike Estabrook. ;Second, Jim Reynolds;Third, Mike DiMuro. Today’s birthdays: Angel Pagan 30;Nyjer Morgan HBP—by Kershaw (Bourjos). T—2:56. A—24,057 (40,615). 31;Greg Dobbs 33. CMYK

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JOHN A. ALLAN TOURNAMENT

The father-son team of Mariano and Larry Medico, of Shavertown, arrives at the ninth green in the John A. Allan Tournament at the Fox Hill Country Club in Exeter.

Jon Melvin, of West Pittston, watches his drive on the first tee Sunday. Mark Ambrose, of Tannersville, reads the 18th green Sunday afternoon.

Joe Coccia, of Pittston, puts his club back in his bag. Mike Baloga chips out of the sand trap on the ninth hole. Joe Marranca, of West Pittston, putts on the ninth green.

Bill Tarutis Photos/For The Times Leader CMYK

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LITTLE LEAGUE AUTO RACING Nobuhiro Tajima breaks own Pikes Peak Hill Climb mark

The Associated Press minutes, 51.28 seconds in the Un- COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. limited Division, surpassing the —Nobuhiro Tajima lowered his record of 10:01.41 he set on July own record in the Pikes Peak In- 21, 2007. ternational Hill Climb on Sun- Tajima overcame an overheat- day, becoming the first driver to ed engine and wind gusts of up to break 10 minutes in winning the 40 mph, driving his 2011 Monster race for a sixth straight time. Sport SX4 Hill Climb Special “This is what I wanted and through 156 turns from the start what motivated to come back,” at 9,390 feet to the 14,110-foot said Tajima, who leaped out of summit. the car and pumped his fists “I took my car to the limit,” Ta- above his head. “I would have jima said. “And it held up to ev- been very disappointed if I didn’t erything I asked of it.” win.” The car spewed water from the The 60-year-old Japanese cov- radiator over the final 500 yards ered the 12.42-mile course in 9 of the race.

2nd T. Gill-P. Johnson ALLAN 3rd G. DeSanto-B. Medico Second flight 1st L. Medico-M. Medico 2nd J. Angelella-J. Petrosky Continued from Page 1B 3rd B. Gill-T. Vonderheid Third flight 1st C. Robinson-J. Cicon However, it was Mulhern 2nd F. Lombardo-F. Lombardo 3rd W. Kuharchik-A. Brunn Jr and Coleman – 7-under with Fourth Flight nine to play – who stole the 1st C. Tracy-R. Tracy 2nd J. Joyce-E. Joyce show as they captivated the 3rd C. Baloga-T. Biscotti Fifth Flight gallery following them Sun- 1st T. Romanowski-J. Karcutskie 2nd R. Crossin-J. Leighton NIKO J. KALLIANIOTIS PHOTOS/FOR THE TIME LEADER day. 3rd J. Anzalone-J. Anzalone Sixth Flight West Pittson’s Colby Thomas slides safely into second base while Ian Evans of Back Mountain attempts to make the play during Mulhern was the first to 1st D. Strach-M. Pleban 2nd M. Nobile-V. Nobile Sunday’s Little League baseball game in West Pittston. send the crowd in a frenzy 3rd M. Miller-B. Semko with his first-career hole-in- Seventh Flight 1st C. Turco-L. Benfante one. His hybrid 3-iron shot off 2nd A. Nobile-A. Nobile 3rd D. Pavlico-T. Ziegler the 13th tee traveled 242 yards Eigth Flight 1st S. Selenski-J. Coleman and landed about 10 feet to the 2nd L. Bonita-A. Bonita 3rd F. Berman-J. Berman Swoyersville gets past Horlacher right of the pin. It broke left, Ninth Flight 1st T. Sharkey-D. Loughney down the slope of the green 2nd J. Mantione-G. Reimiller and into the cup for the ace. 3rd S. Gartley-S. Gartley Tenth Flight The Times Leader staff DISTICT 16 “My father just passed away 1st T. Crossin-T. Crossin 2nd J. Coccia-G. DePalma SWOYERSVILLE – Michael MAJOR SOFTBALL in December,” said Mulhern. 3rd D. Harris-M. Harris Eleventh Flight Featherstone drove in Matt Mountain Top 9, Newport 3 “It was odd not seeing him 1st B. Davis-D. Barilla 2nd J. Richards-D. Banko Zasada with the game-winning Paige Allen threw a complete here this weekend. That ace 3rd L. Medico-L. Rosati run in the bottom of the sixth Twelfth Flight game, striking out seven, as on No.13 was for him.” 1st J. Burke-M. Burke inning as Swoyersville defeated Mountian Top defeated visiting Not to be outdone by his 2nd L. Answini-S. Answini 3rd J. Ashley -J. Biago Bob Horlacher 9-8 Sunday in a Newport. teammate, Coleman sent his Thirteenth Flight 1s t R. Nemetz-R. Nemetz District 31 Little League minor Recording hits for Mountain second shot from 150 yards 2nd W. Ostroskie-C. Blight baseball elimination bracket 3rd J. Richards-A. Melone Top were Allen, Brianne Fetter- out on the par-4 No. 17 to the Fourteenth Flight game. man, Autumn Kaminski, Bran- 1st S. Menn-T. Gorman top on the green. The ball 2nd C. Coates-J. Deluca Also contributing for die Kuhar, Mady Heller and slowly descended from the 3rd W. Lauer-E. Lauer Swoyersville were Zack Hospo- Fifteenth Flight Emily Van Fossen. fringe and fell in for eagle. 1st Judge Dalessandro-A. Dalessandro dar and Danny Gibbons with 2nd A. Terrana-M. Hirthler Getting hits for Newport “My partner has been saying 3rd K. Sorick-K. Sorick Jr three runs each and Ethan were Venassa Toskec, Jenna Sixteenth Flight all weekend, we call the Allan 1st S. Opeka-J. Gilroy Socci with a single and a dou- Lipowski and Kelsey Novak. 2nd F. Valenti-M. Valenti (tournament) Christmas in 3rd M. Yanuzzi-A. Cardoni ble. Seventeenth Flight Horlacher was led by Robert Plains 12, North June,” Mulhern said. “The 1st E. Fumanti-B. Cherundulo adrenaline was really flowing 2nd L. Jake-R. Albanesi Phillips with two hits, Tommy Wilkes-Barre/Bear Buck 0 3rd T. Burke-A. Vezendy after that one.” Eighteenth Flight Traver with a double and two Brittany Nastawa went three 1st K. Smith-S. Artiz The duo went 7-under dur- 2nd G. Kornblau-J. Oschal runs scored and Tyler Faux for three at the plate and picked 3rd G. Gibbons-B. Gibbons ing the last nine holes of regu- Ninteenth Flight with two runs scored. up the win on the mound to 1st J. Valenti-D. Valenti lation to tie Crossin and 2nd B. Martin-E. Clark lead Plains to a victory. 3rd J. Joyce--A. Joyce West Side 13, Harveys Lake 7 Torey Gogick had two RBI Briggs, forcing the first of Twentieth Flight 1stJ. Bruno-D. Bruno Kenny Vought had a double for Plains. what would be three playoff 2ndT. Hannigan-J. Moses and drove in four runs as host Emily Andrews went one for holes. 3rdJ. Solano-J. Solano Championship Flight Twenty-First Flight West Side defeated Harveys two for North Wilkes-Barre/ T1st Joe Mulhern-Len Coleman 1st J. Crossin-M. McCue T1st Don Crossin-Bill Briggs 2nd G. Nahas-R. Fitzer Lake in the winners bracket. Bear Buck. 3rd Rick Laneski-Brandon Matthews 3rd S. McDermott-J. Morgan Terrell Anderscavage picked 4th Dave Kluger-Eric Williams Twenty-Second Flight 5th Bob Gill-Brian Corbett 1st J. Marranca-J. Marranca Jr up the win, going four innings DISTRICT 31 6th Bill Burke-Michael Hirthler Jr. 2nd T. Yurek-J. Tedesco First flight 3rd B. Anzalone-B. Anzalone Jr while striking out five. Colin MINOR SOFTBALL 1st B. Lombardo-R. Petrillo Lupcho pitched the final two West Pittston’s Marc Minichello pitches against Back Mountain Bob Horlacher 12, innings while striking out four. during Little League action Sunday in West Pittston. West Pittston/Swoyersville 2 Also contributing for West Hope Jones and Delaney report so his wife wouldn’t find Side were David White with DISTRICT 16 er were Owen Davis (2-for-2, Romanchick combined to shut TOUGH out. two RBI and Jacob Shusta with MINOR BASEBALL double, two runs), Darren Mar- down West Pittston/Swoyers- “I wanted instant gratifica- asingle and an RBI. Mountain Top 11, Newport 0 tinez (2-for-3, two runs), Jere- ville. tion,” Leonard said. “I knew I Matt Kurtz led Harveys Lake Continued from Page 1B Kevin Frisbie pitched four my Callahan (2-for-3, two runs) Mia Dixon and Jones led needed help, but after the next with a single, a triple and three shutout innings and struck out and Shaun Gurnari (2-for-3, two Horlacher at the plate. still believes stole the decision drink I didn’t need it.” RBI. Jake Steph had a double 10 as host Mountain Top Area runs). Sara Holweg was West Pitt- from him. Leonard was coming He would give up cocaine in and C.J. Cercone had two hits, Avoca/Dupont was led by ston’s top hitter. blanked Newport in a winners out of yet another retirement to the 1980s, but the alcohol took including a double, and two Alex Hass with a hit and run bracket game shortened to four RBI. scored and Aiden Joyce, who Greater Wyoming Area 10, face him in a middleweight title longer. Drinking helped him innings. had a single. Northwest 7 fight at Caesars Palace, and his hide the pain, made him Sugar Jeff Schmude went 3-for-3 plan all through training camp Ray again instead of just being Northwest 9, Winning pitcher Gwen Glatz with two doubles for Mountain Kingston/Forty Fort 6 Jenkins Twp. 11, Pittston 2 was 4-for-4 with a double to was to slug it out with the stron- Ray Leonard. Top, while Michael Palmiero Dave Piestrak came in on Joe Stella picked up the win help out the offense as well in ger Hagler. He finally quit five years ago made a diving catch in center relief and retired all 11 batters on the mound as host Jenkins GWA’s victory. That changed a week before with the help of Alcoholics field to stop a Newport rally. he faced to help Northwest to a Township defeated Pittston in Aubrey Mytych was 2-for-4 the fight, when Leonard was Anonymous. Now he attends winners bracket victory. the winners bracket. roughed up by a sparring part- AA meetings almost every day, Plains 12, for GWA, while Abigail Gober, Starting pitcher Brandon A.J. Gorto was the top hitter ner who nearly dropped him in hoping to help others younger North Wilkes-Barre 2 Tinsley Sarnak and Aleah Kran- Hardiman also contributed at for Pittston. son all hit safely. aworkout watched by many than him put the bottle down. the plate with a triple and two Kyle Costello had a pair of Brooke Harvey was 3-for-4 for members of the media. I was He has two more children DISTRICT 31 RBI. Austin Ford and Elijah inside-the-park home runs to Northwest. Trista Babcock had there that day and couldn’t with his second wife, Berna- MAJOR SOFTBALL Schnee each had a double and lead host Plains past North adouble and Sarah Sorber believe how bad Leonard dette, does motivational speak- Bob Horlacher 12, two RBI. Jaxson Yaple added a Wilkes-Barre in the winners singled. Greater Wyoming Area 6 looked, though none of us real- ing and competed on “Dancing single and scored twice. bracket. ized how bad he had been hurt. With The Stars.” Unlike many Pitcher Maddie Kelly struck Mykolas Bozentka led KFF Costello finished with three Harveys Lake 6, Leonard switched to Plan B, former fighters, he’s well off hits and four RBI. out eight and had two hits at with a double and two RBI. Back Mountain 5 which was to box, and he won a financially and his biggest addic- Jamie Pahler and Garrett the plate as Bob Horlacher Chloe Van Gorder hit a bases- decision that so infuriated Ha- tion now is golf at Riviera Coun- Wardle also contributed hits to eliminated Greater Wyoming West Pittston 9, loaded triple to tie the score in gler that he never fought again. try Club in Pacific Palisades, Back Mountain National 6 Plains’ balanced attack that saw Area. the bottom of the sixth and For years, Hagler would not Calif. 10 different players score runs. Breanna Weidner had three Colby Thomas was 4-for-5 hits for Horlacher. Breezy Cool- then scored the winning run on even speak to Leonard, certain “My story is not a sad story. I with four RBI and Kyre Zielin- Zack Jarnot got the win on Corinna Scoblick’s single as the mound, going the distance baugh, Rachel Johnson and that he had been robbed by had an illustrious boxing career, ski had a triple, single and three Sarah Traver added two hits Harveys Lake rallied for the judges blinded by Leonard’s wonderful wives, marvelous RBI to lead West Pittston in a while striking out seven. apiece. win. bright smile. family,” Leonard said. “But I’m winners backet contest. Jeremy Hull, Brad Mont- Scoblick and Hunter Kline “If he believes that, fine,” just fixing myself. I can finally Jake Hogan, Anthony Scalzo, gomery, Derek Whitesell and finished with three hits each for Kingston/Forty Fort 19, Leonard said. “I like Marvin but put my guard down now.” Greg Godlewski, Brycen Fox Josh Rhodes all had hits for Northwest 4 the victors. Abbey Hogan had and Marc Minichello also con- North Wilkes-Barre. two hits and pitched a complete it will be debated the rest of our Chloe Ruckle picked the win lives. Now we shake hands and tributed to the offense. Mini- up on the mound and clubbed a game with nine strikeouts. Tim Dahlberg is a national sports Hanover 16, Avoca/Dupont 1 embrace. It’s easier now for him, chello picked up the win on the grand slam to lead Kingston/ Courtney Henninger, Paige columnist for The Associated Press. just like it’s easier now for me to mound, with relief help from Collin Cook went 4-for-4 at Forty Fort past Northwest. Motovidlak, Kiana Price, Izzy Write to him at tdahlberg(at)ap.org Hogan and Zielinski. the plate and picked up the win Melinda Holena, Karissa Radel and Samantha Spencer talk about sexual abuse or what- and follow him at http://twitter.com/ Mike Huntington was 3-for-4 on the mound to lead host Levenoskie and Madison Blej- also provided offense. ever.” timdahlberg with two RBI for National. Jack Hanover past Avoca/Dupont in was all had multi-hit games for Kaitlin Connelly had three Fighting was always the eas- Farrell had a single and two awinners bracket game short- Kingston/Forty Fort. hits for Back Mountain. Megan iest thing for Leonard, who took RBI. Ian Evans also singled and ened to four innings. Alexa Smith had two hits for Borton and Olivia Johnson also solace in the ring. When he knocked in a run. Also contributing for Hanov- Northwest. had hits. trained, he trained hard. When he fought, he fought hard. In between, he partied hard. score tied 3-3 and got one out double to Lopez to start the “I’ve got a pretty good approach The women were countless, YANKS before getting into big trouble rout. right now and am just trying to even while he was married to with two walks and a hit bat- Tiffee, a 2006 U.S. Olympian put that into play, hit the ball his childhood sweetheart, Juan- sman before Guyer stroked a who has played in 97 Major hard and see what happens. ita, and had fathered two boys Continued from Page 1B two-run double down the third- League games, continued his I’m back to where I was be- with her. One morning in Las this level as long as I can this base line. 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NASCAR TENNIS Dominating day Stars all still alive for Kurt Busch as Week 2 begins

By HOWARD FENDRICH 93 to win Wimbledon three years By JENNA FRYER AP Tennis Writer in a row. “You know, I’m hoping AP Auto Racing Writer WIMBLEDON, England — to be around — and planning to SONOMA, Calif. — The About 18 months removed from be around — a lot longer.” turnaround for Kurt Busch his last Grand Slam champion- Also in the picture are top- continued Sunday with a ship, Roger Federer figures it’s seeded Caroline Wozniacki, hop- dominating run at Infineon AP P HOTOS about time for another — his re- ing for her first Grand Slam title, Raceway that led to his first Kurt Busch does a burnout after winning the NASCAR Sprint cord-tying seventh at Wimble- and 2004 Wimbledon champion career road course victory. Cup Series race Sunday at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif. don. Maria Sharapova. Busch led a race-high 76 Despite nearly a year away “Well, there’s no doubt you laps and beat Jeff Gordon by of Saturday’s practice ses- “(Seventh) week in a row from the game because of a series have to improve with the second almost 4 seconds for his first sions so he could be in Wis- I’ve had a winning car and of health scares, Serena Williams week coming. I think that’s al- win of the season. It’s a consin for that race. then Boom. We get Din- warns that she “wouldn’t bet ways the toughest part,” said marked turn for Busch, who Sunday’s race featured sev- ger’d,” Hamlin posted on against” herself. Sharapova, who’s won three ma- unraveled over his team radio eral on-track flare-ups, most Twitter immediately after the And even though he’s yet to jor titles but none since 2008. at Richmond last month be- notably Brian Vickers’ pay- race. drop a set through three matches “That’s where you hope you raise cause of how poorly his back spin of Tony Stewart. Hamlin, who led 12 laps —something he’d never man- your level.” Dodge had been running. Kurt Busch hoists a glass of Stewart knocked Vickers and was competitive with aged to do at the All England The top four men — Nadal, The rant led to behind-the- the champions cabernet wine out of his way early in the Busch, wound up 37th. Club — Rafael Nadal keeps talk- No. 2 Novak Djokovic, No. 3 Fe- scenes changes at Penske in the winner’s circle after his race, and Vickers gave it “Man, it was nuts out ing up his opponent’s chances. derer and No. 4 Andy Murray — Racing that have sparked victory Sunday. right back later. The bump there,” Jeff Gordon surmised. As the 125th edition of the filled out the semifinals at the both Busch and teammate sent Stewart’s car spinning Clint Bowyer finished grass-court Grand Slam tourna- French Open, and no one would Brad Keselowski, who won at wrecked by Gordon here last into a stack of tires, and the fourth, Marcos Ambrose was ment heads into Week 2, all of the be too surprised if they did that Kansas earlier this month. year. It was fresh in his mem- rear of his Chevrolet came to fifth and pole-winner Logano principal players are still around, again at Wimbledon. They lost a Busch, despite three consec- ory when he arrived, and one arest on top of the stack. was sixth. as are the story lines that drew in- total of three sets during Week 1. utive poles, was winless but of the first things Busch said Stewart didn’t seem angry It was a huge turnaround terest at the start, from the Wil- Djokovic and Murray are two- inching closer and closer. was Gordon had apologized over the retaliation, but he for Logano, who used coach- liams sisters’ comebacks to the time semifinalists at Wimbledon, It finally came on a road to every driver he wrecked wasn’t apologetic, either. ing from Max Papis to score dominance of the leading men. but neither has been to the final. course, of all places. Busch last year but Busch. “I probably had it coming his career-best road course After Sunday’s traditional day Murray hopes to give Britain its was winless in 10 career “It was a definite boost at because I dumped him earli- finish. He also showed some of rest at Wimbledon, action re- first male champion at the All En- starts at both Sonoma and the end of the day, to see him er, but I dumped him because mettle in intentionally mov- sumes Monday with all 16 men’s gland Club — well, at any Grand Watkins Glen, the only two finish second,” Busch smiled. he was blocking,” Stewart ing Robby Gordon out of his and women’s fourth-round Slam site, actually — since 1936. road courses on the Sprint Gordon congratulated said. way midway through the matches. Two stand out in partic- Djokovic, whose 43-match win- Cup circuit. Busch in Victory Lane, but While Stewart was calm, race. ular: Top-seeded Nadal faces No. ning streak ended with a loss to “To get a road course win, said “I still didn’t apologize.” tempers were flaring across Defending race winner Jim- 24 Juan Martin del Potro of Ar- Federer in the French Open semi- it’s a big check mark on my Carl Edwards, who decided the rest of the garage. Juan mie Johnson was seventh, gentina, while No. 23 Venus Wil- finals, takes on No. 19 Michael list,” Busch said. “It’s just re- Friday to skip Saturday’s Na- Pablo Montoya was mad at and Martin Truex Jr. came liams faces No. 32 Tsvetana Pi- Llodra, at 31 the oldest man left ally neat to bring home that tionwide Series race at Road Keselowski, Kasey Kahne back from an early spin to ronkova in a rematch of a 2010 and finally in the fourth round on ‘W.”’ America, finished third. was mad at Montoya, Joey finish eighth. quarterfinal won by the Bulgar- his 11th appearance at Wimble- Beating Gordon made it ex- “I’m glad I stuck around for Logano was mad at Robby Kevin Harvick and Kese- ian. don. Murray meets No. 17 Ri- tra special for Busch, who practice,” said Edwards, who Gordon and Denny Hamlin lowski rounded out the top The Williams sisters have com- chard Gasquet, while the last was one of many drivers was scheduled to miss both was mad at AJ Allmendinger. 10. bined to win nine of the past 11 American man in the field, No. 10 Wimbledon singles titles, and Mardy Fish, plays 2010 runner-up while Serena has played only five Tomas Berdych. 1 PRO GOLF matches in the past 11 ⁄ 2 months, One thing to keep an eye on and Venus missed about five Monday: Nadal’s fitness. He months with a hip injury, both are slipped behind the baseline a cou- clearly capable of producing top- ple of times during his third- Tseng runs away with LPGA Championship level tennis. round victory over Gilles Muller, “Yeah, I’m still alive, and it and afterward acknowledged he feels good,” said Serena Wil- was bothered by a right leg mus- The Associated Press Sunday, shooting a 4-under 66 in the Trav- liams, who could become the first cle. But he also said he can “play PITTSFORD, N.Y. — Top-ranked Yani elers Championship for a one-stroke victo- woman since Steffi Graf in 1991- with that, without problems.” Tseng has run away to win the LPGA ry over John Rollins and Ryan Moore. Championship by 10 strokes and, at 22, Jacobson, a 36-year-old Swede who become the youngest player to win four joined the tour eight years ago and has um, the contrast could hardly be LPGA Tour majors. three European Tour victories, had just one CUP greater nearly 400 miles south Tseng closed with a 6-under 66 on Sun- bogey in the tournament and finished at 20 of the capital — the bucolic day to finish at 19-under 269 at Locust Hill under, two shots off the course record. setting of the Rhein-Neckar- Country Club, matching the LPGA record “I was hitting so many fairways,” said Continued from Page 1B Arena, surrounded by wheat- low score at a major. And her dominating Jacobson, 14th last week in the U.S. Open fan in the stands, Chancellor fields and an old hilltop castle. performance came a year after Cristie Kerr at Congressional. “It started clicking the Angela Merkel. There was hardly an empty shot the same score to win the tournament end of last week. The last two days I struck France won the opener seat as Nigeria and France ush- by a whopping 12 strokes. the ball the best I ever have at the U.S. against Nigeria 1-0 in Sinsheim ered in the tournament before Tseng bettered Se Ri Pak, who was 24 Open.” to leave the continental neigh- 25,475 fans under an azure sky when she won her fourth major. For Tseng, Jacobson hit all 28 fairways over the bors in charge of Group A. The dotted with puffy clouds. it was her eighth career LPGA Tour victo- weekend. United States begins play in the Used to performing before ry, second in a row and third of the season. Rollins and Moore closed with 63s. 16-team tournament Tuesday, hundreds instead of thousands, She has three other victories this year, Moore missed a 4-foot par putt on 18. facing North Korea in Group C players loved it as much as the sweeping the Australian Open and Masters “I’m not beating myself up over that in Dresden. fans. With the crowds behind and winning in Taiwan. putt,” he said. “That happens in golf.” Beyond the games them- both nations and a Nigerian Morgan Pressel (71) finished second. Nineteen-year-old Patrick Cantlay, the selves, the upbeat spirit of the brass band adding relentless Kerr (69), Suzann Pettersen (67) and Paula UCLA star who had a 60 on Friday to break women’s game stood out Sun- rhythm, this was a stage most Creamer (69) tied for third at 8 under. AP the tour record for an amateur, — finished day. Riding the spirit of the players had never enjoyed. Yani Tseng acknowledges the crowd after at 11 under after weekend rounds of 72 and crowds, the atmosphere ap- “It is really nice to have them Huston wins 1st Champions Tour event making a birdie on the third hole during 70. proached that of the men’s 2006 cheering for both sides,” Nige- ENDICOTT, N.Y. — John Huston shot a the final round of the Wegmans LPGA He arrived to a loud ovation on the 18th World Cup — also in Germany ria’s Perpetua Nkwocka said. 7-under 65 to win his first Champions Tour Championship in Pittsford, N.Y. , on Sun- green, but bogeyed the hole. —even if the action rarely did. France striker Marie-Laure event Sunday, taking advantage of three day. “I just learned what it’s like to have a One clear exception came at Delie scored the first goal of the straight bogeys by Mark Wiebe to capture week on the PGA Tour, to make the cut Berlin’s Olympic Stadium. Cana- tournament in a scrappy goal- the Dick’s Sporting Goods Open. 12, 13 and 14 to drop out of the lead. and to compete with all the guys,” said da’s Christine Sinclair, playing mouth scramble, controlling a Huston finished at 16-under 200 in his Wiebe rallied with two straight birdies Cantlay, the low amateur at Congressional with a broken nose for most of low cross and stabbing the ball third Champions Tour start since turning and almost had another at 17. last week. “This was just my second go- the second half, highlighted the home. 50 on June 1, earning a three-shot victory Huston also birdied No. 16 and sealed around and it was a lot of fun. The ovations day with a stunning, perfectly “We have three points in our over Nick Price, who had a 66. Wiebe was the victory after hitting his tee shot at the are special every time.” curled free kick late in the pocket and no one can take another shot back after a 71. par-3 17th to within a foot of the pin. Michael Thompson, who came out of game. That briefly gave Canada them away from us,” coach Wiebe won two weeks ago at Rock Barn qualifying school this season, shot the best hope, but Germany survived on Bruno Bini said. and began the day with a two-shot lead Jacobson wins Travelers round of the day, a 62, including a 29 on grit. Sinclair might have scored over Huston, but his string of bogey-free CROMWELL, Conn. — Fredrik Jacob- the back nine. He finished fourth at 18 “The doctors told me her the best goal of the day, but holes stopped at 75 when he bogeyed Nos. son closed out his first PGA Tour title on under. nose was broken, but she asked France had the performer of the me to let her play,” Canada day in Louisa Necib, a smooth coach Carolina Morace said. “I playmaker who makes difficult The defender played in only Rampone would like to play prepared for the balancing act asked if it would be dangerous, passing look dead easy, much LINK one game at the1999 World Cup, through the 2012 Olympics be- the second time around. but Christine is a smart player like Zinedine Zidane did in but she was able to soak in the fore retiring. She insists she can She figures playing in the —she knows what she can do Germany half a decade ago. lessons from the core of veteran bounce back as quickly from a World Cup as the mother of two and what she can’t do.” “She is an artist,” Bini said. Continued from Page 1B stars on that team — and the at- hard practice as younger players isn’t a big deal. Her role model, It was the first goal Germany Germany’s start was much for women’s soccer in the United mosphere of packed stadiums do, but veteran Abby Wambach former U.S. star Joy Fawcett, did had conceded in the World Cup more workmanlike. Up 2-0 at States, the lone player left from rocking through tense games. doesn’t buy it. it with three. since 2003. halftime through goals by Gare- the 1999 World Cup champions Rampone became U.S. captain “You’re a freak of nature in “Joy was a mom and playing at At the site of the men’s final frekes and Celia Okoyino Da who enthralled American fans in 2008. Goalie Hope Solo re- some ways,” Wambach told the highest level, and how she five years ago, hundreds of Mbabi, the hosts squandered and energized the sport. called recently going to her Rampone. played the game and the charac- German flags came out as Ker- several easy chances to put the That makes her the only ros- room to talk and have a glass or “She’s a phenomenal athlete,” ter she has, the way she quietly stin Garefrekes scored Germa- game away. Sinclair’s great ter member who knows how it two of wine. Over the course of Wambach said. “I don’t know led, I really looked up to her,” ny’s first goal in the 10th minute strike ensured the match was feels to win a World Cup title as the evening, eight other players how she does it, truthfully.” said Rampone, the only “soccer and the home team support fraught with tension until the she leads the current group into came in to ask Rampone some- Indeed, Rampone can seem mom” on this year’s squad. “We continued the rest of the eve- end. this year’s tournament in Ger- thing. like a bit of a super hero. In 2009, all did. Her patience and calm- ning. “We didn’t pass the ball many. The Americans open Solo told her: “I don’t know she took over as player-coach for ness in all situations, she never “The fans were great,” Neid enough in the first half, we group play Tuesday against how you do this.” her New Jersey-based Women’s seemed to be rattled. She’s able said. “People had the feeling it didn’t keep it low and that’s why North Korea. “Christie is the best captain I Professional Soccer team late in to balance everything, with could be getting close and they we had trouble getting into the “I would say I never would ev- have played for. Ever,” Solo said. the season with the club clinging three kids and also performing really got behind us. I thought it game,” Germany coach Silvia er see myself in this situation,” “She takes an interest in every to playoff hopes. Rampone led on the field every day, taking was a brilliant reaction.” Neid said. “And in the second Rampone said. “But I’m here.” player and takes into account the squad not only to the post- nothing for granted. That’s the In the opening ceremony, a half, we forgot to score. It got Growing up in a less special- what is best for every player. It’s season but to an unlikely cham- type of player and woman I as- globe was revealed to have dangerous when they pulled one ized athletic era, Rampone was a not an easy position to be in. pionship — while pregnant. pired to be Plus, she’s definitely mirrors that reflected some of back close to the end.” 1 two-sport star. She also was a Seems like she’s always fighting Reece was born 6 ⁄2 months lat- the best defender I have ever those in the sellout crowd of Birgit Prinz was unable to add starting point guard on the bas- for something for us. It can be er in March 2010; Rylie is almost seen or played with.” 73,680. Before the game started, the her World Cup tally of 14 ketball team at Monmouth, a incredibly exhausting, and she 6. Rampone struggled a bit to One of Rampone’s younger waves rippled across the stadi- career goals, but received thun- small school that’s not exactly a does it with so much grace and lose weight after her younger teammates may say that about um. derous applause when she was soccer powerhouse. patience.” daughter’s birth, but was more her someday. From Berlin’s daunting stadi- replaced in the 56th minute. CMYK

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LZUERNE COUNTY: The Luzerne County Veteran Affairs office is fully accredited by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs to help veterans apply for VA benefits. Veterans who were injured during active duty and have a residual disability from that injury may be entitled to benefits. In addition to diseases such as prostate cancer, diabetes mellitus and respiratory can- cers, the VA has recently added Ischemic heart disease, Parkin- son’s disease, and certain chron- Dallas Lions march in parade, continue ‘Hometown Heroes’ project ic B-cell leukemias to the list of WVW students receive scholarships from vets post diseases caused by exposure to The Dallas Lions Club participated in the Memorial Day parade in Dallas and Lion Don Berlew Agent Orange. For a complete spoke about the Lions project ‘Hometown Heroes.’ The club and Frontier Communications placed 27 Catholic Wars Veterans Post 1601, Swoyersville, honored four mem- list of Agent Orange-related banners on poles throughout the downtown area that display photographs of local servicemen from bers of the Wyoming Valley West High School Class of 2011for their World War II to Iraq and Afghanistan. The banners will remain in place until Veterans Day before disabilities, visit www.va.gov. academic achievements. Each student was presented $200. At the being presented to sponsors of the poles. Some of the members of the club who marched in the presentation, from left, are John Shemo, constable, Vincent Savoca, Vietnam veterans and veter- parade, from left, are Dan Corbett, Robert Shaffer, Dave Fitch, Bob Burke, Tom Doughton, Joe Dwin- Anthony Molino, Amanda Pepsis, Rose Polney, and Donald Rakus, ans exposed to Agent Orange chick, Eileen Yurish, District Governor 14-W, Jack Williams, Frank Rollman, Sean McGrath, club presi- commander. while serving on the DMZ in dent, Dave Spring and Don Berlew. Korea are encouraged to file a claim. Surviving spouses of Vietnam veterans who died from any of these disabilities may be entitled to survivor benefits. For further assistance, call Jim Spagnola, director of Luzerne County Veteran Affairs, at 706- 3975.

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Andrew Hiller, Hunlock Creek, was one of seven Wilkes University Air Force Reserve Officers’ Train- ing Corps Detachment 752 grad- uates to be awarded their com- mission as second lieutenant. Comedy fundraiser benefits pancreatic cancer research Hiller is a graduate of the busi- Dupont Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4909 inducts officers ness administration program at PJ Comedy group organizers held a Comedy Night for Pancreatic Wilkes University. He will work in An installation of officers was conducted at Dupont Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4909 followed Cancer with proceeds benefiting the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre affiliate Acquisitions at Hill Air Force by a dinner. Jack Heine, judge advocate, was the installing officer. New officers, first row are Edward of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network. To learn more about pan- Base in Utah. The graduates Zielinski, quartermaster; John Phillips, chaplain and outgoing commander; James Jones, sergeant creatic cancer and upcoming events, visit www.pancan.com. At the received their commissions at a at arms; John Brogna Sr., vice commander; Heine; and David L. Burrier, incoming commander. Sec- presentation, from left, are Paul Spratt, Jeremy Pryal, P&J Comedy, ceremony held before Wilkes’ ond row: Gary Carawardine, trustee; John Kunicki, junior vice commander; Joseph O’Hara, adjutant; Paul Savage and Taryn Jones, Pancreatic Cancer Action Network commencement in May. and Ronald Godfrey. volunteers.

include answering the main Contact: Amber Young at 823-7164 Food Packers: volunteers pack usually begin by 10 a.m.; lunches interests: companionship, read- VOLUNTEER phone line and directing calls to Fixed Donor Site Volunteers: boxes of supplemental food for are served 11 a.m.-1p.m. ing, playing games, encouraging various departments, greeting volunteer at blood drives at the area low-income seniors. Contact: Maura Modrovsky at life review, grocery shopping, OPPORTUNITIES clients/customers, aid the de- Blood Center in Hanover Indus- Hours: Saturdays; flexible shifts 826-0510 etc. Orientation training on partment with various office trial Park. These drives are on a between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. hospice philosophy needed. tasks set schedule; same day/times Contact: Maura Modrovsky at Compassionate Care Hospice Volunteers must have a natural The following volunteer opportuni- 826-0510 Hours: Monday to Friday; flexible every week. Volunteers can work Telephone Support: provide tele- love for people and writing skills ties are for individuals 18 years Homework Helpers: help children between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. as one of the following: greeter, phone support to patients and to document events of each visit and older. To volunteer, use the in grades kindergarten through Contact: Wayne Wolfe at 823-7161 escort, or canteen caregivers. Must enjoy convers- Hours: Sunday to Saturday; one to contact information included in sixth grades with homework at Health Fairs/Public Awareness Hours: Tuesdays and Wednesdays ing with people and have a three hours a week based on the details for each opportunity. the Kids Cafe afterschool pro- Events: assist with Red Cross 1-6 p.m.; Thursdays: 1-7 p.m.; positive outlook. Orientation commitment To have your organization listed, gram. Volunteers may stay and informational tables at various every other Saturday 8:30 a.m.-1 training necessary regarding the Contact: Becky Klepadlo at 346- visit the United Way of Wyoming eat dinner from 4:45 to 5:15 p.m. events throughout the communi- p.m. hospice philosophy 2241 or 317-8817 Valley’s Volunteer page at Hours: Monday to Friday; shifts ty Contact: Amber Young at 823-7164 Hours: Sunday to Saturday; one to www.unitedwaywb.org. available 3-4:30 p.m. at the Kids Hours: various Greeters: welcome blood donors to three hours per week based on Contact: Wayne Wolfe at 823-7161 the drive, checking in donors Cafés at Heights-Murray Ele- Eastern PA Coalition for mentary School and 4:45-5:30 commitment upon arrival, ensuring proper American Red Cross, Wyoming p.m. at Dodson Elementary Contact: Becky Klepadlo at 346- Abandoned Mine Reclamation American Red Cross Blood flow of donors School 2241 or 317-8817 Volunteers: assist the 15th Annual Valley Chapter Hours: flexible Music Therapy Volunteers: pro- Fundraising Dinner Program. Campaign Assistant: to work with Contact: Maura Modrovsky at Services Contact: Amber Young at 823-7164 826-0510 vide light instrumental or vocal Scrapbooking, creation of large upcoming fundraising campaigns Blood Center Volunteers: greet, Refreshments/Canteen Volun- volunteer support to patients in photo prints of EPCAMR’s 15 by preparing mailings of in- Summer Meal Deliverers and register and serve refreshments teers: serve blood donors a Servers: individuals are needed facility or residential settings. years of success through a formation and other materials. to blood donors at the fixed site beverage and snack after donat- Must have previous experience collage, creation of a computer Hours: Monday to Friday; various for the CEO Summer Lunch in the Hanover Industrial Park ing blood; monitor donors; en- Program. Deliver coolers in a performance capacity in generated photo history of the hours between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Hours: Friday to Sunday; hours courage donors to “pre-sign” for throughout Wyoming Valley school, church or organized people, places, and rivers and Contact: Wayne Wolfe at 823-7161 vary based upon need and avail- their next eligible blood drive from CEO’s kitchen in the group. Orientation to hospice streams restored throughout the Fundraisers: assist with soliciting ability Hours: flexible Heights. Servers are in greater philosophy training provided Anthracite Region over its 15 of donations for the chapter. Contact: Amber Young at 823-7164 Contact: Amber Young at 823-7164 need in the Kingston area. Vol- Hours: Monday to Friday; 8:30 year history Hours: Monday to Saturday; vari- Blood Services Escorts:d assist unteers are matched with the a.m.-4 p.m. Hours: Monday to Friday 9 a.m.-2 ous hours blood donors from donor tables Commission on Economic best locations. 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HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Plains Township Scouts sing national anthem at circus

Cub Scout Pack 100 of Plains Town- ship performed the national anthem at the Irem Shrine Circus with the Irem Shrine Color Guard. The scouts also sang with the master of ceremony. Participants, first row, are John Syms, Zarak Getz, Cody Belles, Daniel Marti- nez, Gideon Rosado, and Mason Kupris. Second row: Luke Kenzaloski, Matt Syms, Zack Popish, Jacob Urbanski, David Sikora, and Joshua Doran. Third row: Tommy Chan, Bobby Brenner, Hannah A. Evans Wilson Kunkel, DJ Kenzakoski, James Brian S. Steinruck Hannigan, Christian Kosik, Caullen Hannah Alley Evans, daughter of Kupris, Nathan Searfoss, Jason Isely, Brian Scott Steinruck, son of Neil and Elizabeth Evans, Still- and Richard Myers, the circus master of Brian and Abbie Steinruck, water, is celebrating her fourth ceremony and assistant director, Irem Wilkes-Barre, is celebrating his birthday today, June 27. Hannah Temple Chanters. Fourth row: Dawn 10th birthday today, June 27. is a granddaughter of John and Kenzakoski, Wolf den leader; Karen Brian is a grandson of Judith Diane Goss, Plymouth, and Kevin Kosik, Pack 100 committee chairperson, Mellott and the late Dean Smith, and Ann Evans, Orangeville. She and Dave Searfoss, Webelos den leader. Wilkes-Barre, and Ed and Kate is a great-granddaughter of Steinruck, Plymouth. He has a Robert and Mildred Smith, Larks- sister, Kaitlyn, 7. ville; Glen and Roxy Goss, Hun- lock Creek; the late Verna and Clark Evans, Bloomsburg; and the late Allen and Alma Hess, Elks install new officers Orangeville. Hannah has two sisters, Norah Beth, 5, and the The Wilkes-Barre and Scranton late Michaela Belle Goss. Elks installed new officers and members at a recent meeting. Elks Lodge 109 was established in January 1889 in Wilkes-Barre. WIN A $50 GIFT Representatives, first row, are CERTIFICATE Lois Sporinsky, secretary; Barba- ra Stone, Joyce Evans, Dorothy If your child’s photo and birth- Peters, and Edward Novroski Jr. day announcement is on this Second row: Dennis Garvey, page, it will automatically be trustee chairman; Robert Leo- Michael B. Elgonitis Jr. entered into the “Happy Birth- nardi, loyal Knight; attorney day Shopping Spree” drawing Patrick Paralis; Malcolm Barber, Michael Brian Elgonitis Jr., son for a $50 certificate. One exalted ruler; Gail Brennan, trust- of Michael and Erica Elgonitis, winner will be announced on Dallas, is celebrating his third ee; Phillip Kolendowicv, trustee; the first of the month on this Connie Kostelac, chaplain; Cathy birthday today, June 27. Michael page. is a grandson of Paula Oscielow- Brojakowski, leading Knight; and ski, Kingston, and Len and Mar- Bill Gafney, tiler. lene Elgonitis, Miners Mills. He has a sister, Catherine, 5. IN BRIEF

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WYOMING VALLEY: A bus trip sponsored by InterMetro supports RiverFest Dr. Carol Sabatini and Mary Ann Zerra is InterMetro sponsored the recent 2011Wyoming Valley RiverFest planned for July 20 to New York City. Participa- by presenting a $1,000 donation for the community event. Repre- nts will depart at 7 a.m. from Wegmans, Wilkes- sentatives, from left, are Helene Flannery; Vincent Cotrone, River- Barre Township. Participants can plan their own front Parks Committee; John Nackley, president, InterMetro; John itinerary or choose to see “Pompeii The Exhibit: Maday and Marleen Troy, Riverfront Parks Committee. Life and Death in the Shadow of Vesuvius” and/or “Harry Potter: The Exhibit.” Both have limited showings on exhibit at the Discovery Bloomers hosting garden tour Saturday Museum. Prices are $35 for transportation only; $63 for transportation plus one event; or $90 for The Back Mountain Bloomers will conduct its 2011‘Tour of Back Mountain Gardens transportation and both events. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The Anthracite Scenic Trails Association will receive the proceeds. The tour will include six private gardens, the new Shakespeare Garden at An auction will take place on the bus. Dona- Misericordia University, workshops, demonstrations, an ‘Expressions of the Bard’ flower tions of unused, interesting items for the auction show and special exhibits. A tour brochure, ticket request form, and more information are sought. All proceeds will be donated to the is available at www.backmountainbloomers.org. Tickets are $25 per person and will be American Cancer Society for breast cancer sold on Saturday at the Back Mountain Library and at Insalaco Hall at Misericordia. research. Reservations can be made by contact- Some of the event organizers, seated, are Jean Kolojejchick, sponsors chair; and Lisa ing Sabatini at 696-1410 or 239-8042 or car- Lindquist, garden tour chair. Standing: Julie McMonagle, executive director of the An- thracite Scenic Trails Association; Louise Mattas, flower show vice chair; and Lora [email protected], or Zerra at 654-9814 or Freifeld, flower show chair. 299-9739. GUIDELINES Children’s birthdays (ages 1-16) will be published free Penguins help raise money for pediatric rehab services Photographs and infor- day, parents’, grandparents’ submitted for publication in require return because such Allied Services and the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins raised mation must be received and great-grandparents’ community news, including photos can become dam- more than $3,700 for pediatric rehab services at Allied Rehab and two full weeks before your names and their towns of birthday photos, occasions aged, or occasionally lost, John Heinz Rehab through the first ‘Pens and Pins’ bowling event. child’s birthday. residence, any siblings and photos and all publicity in the production process. Children are treated at the center regardless of their insurance To ensure accurate publi- their ages. photos. Send to: Times Leader status or their parents’ ability to pay. Allied Services was the offi- cation, your information Don’t forget to include a Please do not submit Birthdays, 15 North Main cial 2011rehabilitation provider for the hockey team. At the check must be typed or comput- daytime contact phone precious or original profes- St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711- presentation, from left, are Jeff Barrett, Wilkes-Barre Scranton er-generated. Include your number. sional photographs that 0250. Penguins president; Jackie Brozena, senior vice president/chief child’s name, age and birth- We cannot return photos operating officer; Mike Avvisato, senior vice president/chief fi- nancial officer; and attorney Bill Conaboy, president and chief executive officer. KNOW WHY STEAK AND Pete’s Place Your Power Equipment LOBSTER DINNERS COST Headquarters Experience CubCadet • Stihl • Ariens FORTY BUCKS? Our Healthy Troybilt • Gravely Lebanese Cuisine Lawntractors • Mowers • Tr immers • Fattoush Salad • Spinach Salad Blowers and more SERVED • Falafel Wrap • Grape Leaves 6 oz. WITH • Veggie Platter • Beef Gyro EQUIPMENT COLD FRENCH 35 E. South St. • Wilkes-Barre 570-675-300306 3003 WATER (570) 820-7172• Open Mon.-Fri. 10 am - 6 pm 687 Memorial Hwy., Dallas FRIES, 285828 296820 LOBSTER COLESLAW TAIL AND & FRESH 6 oz. FILET APPLIANCE & SERVICE INC. BAKED Vac–Way MIGNON BREAD LAWN MOWER OR SNOW BLOWER TUNE-UP LARGE SELECTION Includes: Sharpening blade, OF oil change, spark plug, adjust carburetor, electrical check, NEITHER DO WE. lube and clean. COOPER’S STEAK AND LOBSTER PLATTER MOWERS IN STOCK! $ Also carrying 27.99 LAWN MOWER TUNE-UP “Premium Super Recyclers” $ 95 with OUTDOOR CABANA 69 5 year warranty Open Daily Some Models Higher • Pick-up & Delivery Available • Expires 7/29/11 WATERFRONT 595 Market St. 601 Cedar Ave. 304 N. Main St. 304 KENNEDY BLVD. • Kingston • • Scranton • • Moscow • PITTSTON • 654-6883 288-4508 343-1121 842-4668 CMYK

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Dear Abby: My account for what’s happened? longer live there, it takes some much should inform the reunion wife had an unhappy After investing 34 years of your- getting used to. And, quite honestly, committee. Have the reunion five-year marriage DEAR ABBY self in that child, you have reason not all of us are in good enough committee come up with alternative to her high school to feel hurt. Family counseling might shape to do this kind of hike. plans for that afternoon. There boyfriend. They ADVICE smooth some of this over. I am sorry I’m disappointed that this could be medical reasons why divorced when their to have their “rightful” name and for your loss. woman is scheduling an activity some of you shouldn’t indulge in son, “Noah,” was 20 know their “true” lineage. that seems so noninclusive. Many strenuous activity (as well as lack months old. Then Abby, we are hurt and confused. Dear Abby: My 20th high school of my classmates feel the same. of interest). And remember, atten- she met me, and we have been mar- This has caused a painful rift in the reunion is coming up, and I’m ex- Some of us have discussed making dance at the reunion activities is ried for 34 happy years. family. Please help. tremely excited. The main activity our own plans for a safer activity voluntary, not compulsory. I adopted Noah with the consent — Noah’s Real Dad in New Yo rk has been planned for the Saturday everyone can participate in. What of his birth father, who also remarried evening. One member of the reunion are your thoughts? Can we plan and had a family. My wife and I added Dear Real Dad: I strongly believe committee has been put in charge alternative events on our own a daughter to ours. that the people who raise a child of scheduling other activities such without offending the reunion I was aware that Noah had re- are that child’s “true” parents, as a picnic. She has planned a hike. committee? established contact with his birth I love hikes, but the hike she — Class of ’91 Alumna To receive a collection of Abby’s most regardless of whether the child memorable — and most frequently re- father and half-siblings. We supported meets his or her birth parents. Is has planned is a strenuous trail quested — poems and essays, send a busi- it. But we were blindsided when there any ill will between you and that gains 2,000 feet of altitude Dear Alumna: Rather than make ness-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus Noah told us he plans to take back over three-quarters of a mile. My alternative plans on your own, check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Noah? Could there be money or Canada) to: Dear Abby’s “Keepers,” P.O. his original surname. He says it isn’t prestige connected with Noah’s hometown is already at a high alti- you and your former classmates Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. “personal,” but he wants his children birth father’s name, which could tude, and for those of us who no who feel the hike would be too (Postage is included.) UNIVERSAL SUDOKU CRYPTOQUOTE HOROSCOPE BY HOLIDAY MATHIS ARIES (March 21-April 19). You’ll be because you recognize it as the first to reach out to people “character building.” standing in line with you or SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Ask waiting around for the action to yourself if you’re helping out begin. That’s because you know because you want approval or that the fastest way to improve because it’s something you really your mood is to connect with want to do. Either way, you’ll another person. learn something valuable in the TAURUS (April 20-May 20). What process — like what to volunteer good are dreams if you don’t for in the future. believe them? Prove that you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). have faith in your vision by tak- It’s easy to say “so what?” when ing a step toward it. it’s someone else’s story. But GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Avoid when it’s your drama, it feels wasting your time trying to use like a matter of life and death. an unfamiliar tool — perhaps Escape to a problem-free zone software or mechanical gear. for a while. Instead, learn how to use this CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). instrument correctly. A few You’ll go where no one knows hours of devoted study and a your name and feel completely good teacher will be required. welcome there. You’ll be quick to CANCER (June 22-July 22). You’re credit the friendly people in this sensitive. At times, you get more new place, but the real truth is excited about an idea than any- that your smile is irresistible. one else. Is that a fault or a gift? AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Your Today’s events will suggest that faith in humankind starts with GOREN BRIDGE maybe it’s a little of both, but your faith in those closest to you can always spin things in a you. Loved ones will be support- WITH OMAR SHARIF & TANNAH HIRSCH positive direction. ive and will go out of their way LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You’ll to help you. change how you think about PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). The gift PREVIOUS DAY’S SOLUTION another person. You won’t be of music will bring you together so quick to assume this person’s with good friends and strangers behavior has something to do alike. You feel the beat, and so with you. does everyone else with ears. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You And you are unselfconscious don’t have to be good at every- enough to dance to it. thing. That’s one terrific aspect TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (June 27). of having so many friends — Your outlook is bright, and you there are many resources just a communicate well. July brings phone call away. a boost to your transportation, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). It is pain- and you will more easily get ful to try to tackle work that’s where you want to go, both over your head, out of your mentally and physically. ALeo league and generally too difficult and Virgo people adore you. for your current ability. And yet, Your lucky numbers are: 4, 2, 5, you’ll do this anyway — maybe 15 and 9.

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Aboutanos Free Consult 3rd seat, 4x4 Excellent condition, FORD ‘89 BRONCO II 4 door, V8, fully LOUSGARAGE.COM Trucks Wilkes-Barre Payment Plans 04 LINCOLN AVIATOR very well main- 2 door, 6 cylinder, loaded, moon roof, SUBARU ‘07 pearl white, grey tained with service new tires & brakes. Like New 570-208-1118 (570) 970-9977 automatic, 4x4, Wanted leather, 3rd seat, records, remaining $1,550 Interior & exterior in 415 Autos-Antique Wilkes-Barre Free Bankruptcy AWD Honda warranty. Current Inspection excellent shape. 2 IMPREZA SW & Classic Highest Batteries (570) 223-2536 Consultation 04 FORD F-150 65K, $10,500. On All Vehicles owners. Call Black with black Stroudsburg (570) 822-6334 or Prices Payment plans. Heritage, X-cab, 570-706-0921 DEALER cloth, all wheel $20 & UP! Carol Baltimore blk, auto, 4x4 (570) 970-9351 570-825-8253 drive, only $50k. Paid In 570-822-1959 04 CHEVY TRAILBLAZ CADILLAC `80 Carry Out Price SOCIAL SECURITY EXTRA CLEAN! ER seafoam HONDA `07 CIVIC CA$H DISABILITY grn/tan lthr., 4x4 EX. 34k miles. MINI COOPER S `06 $15,500 COUPE DEVILLE LEXUS `08 IS 250 GARAGED Excellent condition, 288-8995 Free Consultation. 04 NISSAN XTERRA SE excellent condition, AWD Sedan. 17,200 FREE FREE CONSULTATION Pure silver metallic. $3,000 located in for all legal matters Contact Atty. Sherry blue, auto, 4x4 sunroof, alloys, a/c, miles. No accidents. Roof & mirror caps Hazleton. Attorney Ron Wilson Dalessandro 03 FORD WINDSTAR cd, 1 owner, garage Perfect condition. PICKUP in black. Tartan red 570-454-1945 or 570-822-2345 570-823-9006 LX blue, 4 door kept. $13,000. Call Black with leather. VITO’S cloth / panther black 561-573-4114 570-574-1275 mini van 570-760-0612 V6 Automatic. leather interior. 3 CHEVY 1500, V8, Moonroof. 27 MPG. 825-3368 135 Legals/ 135 Legals/ Black bonnet & X-cab, white, 4x4 Never seen snow. LOUSGARAGE.COM stripes. Automatic. Public Notices Public Notices 02 MAZDA TRIBUTE $26,800 570-301-3602 HONDA `08 CIVIC Steptronic paddles. CHEVROLET `63 White, auto, 4x4 Every option avail- (570) 814-1436 GINO’S 76,000 miles 4x4 able. Sunroof, Dual moon roofs, CALL US! INVITATION FOR BIDS Cockpit chrono SUZUKI ‘10 SX4 IMPALA 01 VOLVO V70 leather, navigation 5 door hatchback, 2 door hardtop. package, conven- TO JUNK AWD, station system, premium AWD Only 8,600 Partial restoration. SEALED PROPOSALS will be LEXUS `98 LS 400 ience, cold weather Like New wagon, blue grey sound system. Excellent condition, miles! All original parts. received by the Wilkes-Barre Area School (heated seats) & YOUR CAR leather, 84k miles. Must sell. $16,000 garage kept, 1 $15,892 Asking $4,000 or District at their Administrative Offices premium packages. BEST PRICES Tires 98 EXPLORER XLT or best offer owner. Must see. best offer. Call located at 730 South Main Street, Wilkes- (570) 301-7221 Low mileage, 90K. Dynamic stability (570) 885-1119 IN THE AREA Barre, PA, 18711, until 11:00 AM (prevailing Blue grey leather, sunroof, 4x4 Leather interior. All control. Xenon CA$HONTHE $POT, $15 & UP! time) on Wednesday, July 06, 2011 for the power. GPS naviga- headlights, front Free Anytime following project. 98 FORD RANGER, Flairside, reg cap HONDA ‘07 tion, moon roof, cd and rear fog lights. CHEVROLET `69 NOVA Pickup Like New truck, 5 spd, 4x4 changer. Loaded. Parking distance SS clone. 350 570-301-3602 Dr. David W. Kistler Elementary control. Harmon- copper $9,000 or best 560 Pierce St. engine, 290 Horse- School Sidewalk Replacement Project Kardon sound sys- Batteries offer. 570-706-6156 Kingston, PA power. 10 bolt posi- To place your located at 301 Old River Road, Wilkes- ACCORD SE tem. Chrome line rear. PowerGlide www.wyoming Barre, Pa. 18702. Silver with black interior. Mint condi- transmission. Power ad call...829-7130 $20 & UP! In general, this project consists of a single valleymotors.com cloth, moonroof, LINCOLN `94 tion. 17,000 miles. disc brake kit. Over prime contract (ITB No. 1 – General Con- Must Drive! 570-714-9924 $20,000 invested, 472 Auto Services Carry Out Price struction) for sidewalk replacement. only 41k. SUPER Find Something? TOWN CAR $21,500 sacrifice at CLEAN! $16,300 Blue. 162k miles, 570-341-7822 288-8995 Lose Something? $7,500 Firm. The Bid Documents may be fair condition. Call 732-397-8030 Get it back where it $1,000. Call TOYOTA`10 $ WANTED JUNK $ obtained at the office of the Construction Camry SE. 56,000 (Wilkes-Barre) WANTED Manager, Apollo Group, Inc., 440 Pierce belongs 570-239-9236 miles. Red, alloy Cars & Full Size Street, Kingston, PA 18704, with a deposit with a Lost/Found ad! MINI COOPER`08 wheels, black cloth VEHICLES Trucks. For prices... of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) payable to Wilkes- LISPI TOWING 570-829-7130 interior. Will consid- Lamoreaux Auto Barre Area School District. The deposit 825-3368 CLUBMAN S LINCOLN`06 Sparkling silver er trade. $14,200 Parts 477-2562 will be refundable only upon receipt of a LOUSGARAGE.COM metallic. Roof and (570) 793-9157 We pick up 822-0995 bona-fide Firm Lump Sum Bid Proposal CHEVROLET ‘06 TOWN CAR LIMITED mirror caps in black. CHEVROLET `72 and return of the Documents in good con- Fully loaded. Black leather interi- 468 Auto Parts 468 Auto Parts dition, within ten (10) days of Bid opening. CORVETTE 46,000 miles, or. Automatic step- TOYOTA`93 MR2 CHEVELLE HONDA ‘08 tronic paddles. Dual T-top, 5 speed. Two door hard top. Triple coated 307 Motor. Needs Cut-off date for issuance of Bidding Docu- moon roof. Cold AM/FM/CD, AC, CONVERTIBLE Pearlized White. work. Comes with ments to prospective Bidders will be Silver beauty, 1 Showroom weather package. power antenna. Thursday, June 30, 2011 at 3:00 PM. ACCORD EX additional 400 small Owner, Museum condition. Dynamic stability New tires. No rust. quality. 4,900 Silver with light gray control. Excellent block & many parts. BUYING JUNK VEHICLES $18,900. Great condition. All questions shall be directed to Gary Sal- miles, 6 speed. All cloth, only 36K. Condition. 33,600 $3,500. Serious (570) 814-4926 or inquires only. ijko, Project Manager, Apollo Group, Inc., possible options ABSOLUTELY miles. Just Ser- $5,000 (570) 654-2596 (570) 836-2574 $300 and Up telephone (570) 824-7877, fax (570) 823- including Naviga- BEAUTIFUL! viced. 30 MPG City. (570) 708-0269 4476. tion, Power top. $17,900 $20,995 after 6:00PM New, paid $62,000 (570) 472-9909 $125 extra if driven, A mandatory Pre-Bid Conference will be Must sell $45,900 WANTED! (570) 237-1062 CHEVROLET `76 held on Thursday, June 30, 2011 at 3:00 570-299-9370 TOYOTA‘07 CAMRYLE pulled or pushed in. p.m. at the project site. 4 cylinder sedan, PICKUP ALL NISSAN `02 SENTRA automatic Very Good Bidders may schedule a supplemental site CHEVY ‘01 CAVALIER $16,855 Condition! NOBODY Pays More visit after the Pre-Bid Conference upon 2 door, 4 cylinder, 825-3368 JUNK Low miles! written request faxed or mailed to the automatic. 71K. AC LOUSGARAGE.COM SE-R SPEC V $7500. FIRM Construction Manager with a minimum Looks & runs great. Red. 87,000 miles, 570-905-7389 570-760-2035 notice of twenty-four hours. $3,895. DEALER CARS! manual, sun roof, Ask for Lee Monday thru Saturday 6am-pm 570-868-3914 HONDA ‘08 CIVIC tinted windows, Happy Trails! All Prime Contracts in excess of $25,000 $5,600. are subject to the provisions, duties, obli- CA$H 570-954-0115 560 Pierce St. CHEVROLET `79 gations, remedies and penalties of the LX Kingston, PA Project Labor Agreement as approved www.wyoming Pewter with tan PAID CORVETTE L-48 August 27, 2007; effective July 30, 2010. NISSAN `93 MAXIMA valleymotors.com All Corvette options, cloth, 48k. EXTRA V6, automatic, dual Harry’s U Pull It 570-714-9924 all original, new All Firm Lump Sum Bid Proposals will be CLEAN! $15,500 overhead cam, 109,000 original Good Year tires, publicly opened and read aloud, and the CHEVY ‘92 CAMARO new mufflers, just Only 8,500 miles! 570-301-3602 miles, needs some bidders are invited to attend. tuned. 46,000 miles. V8, 25th work. Asking $850 TOYOTA‘08 AS ALWAYS ****HIGHEST PRICES***** The Wilkes-Barre Area School District Anniversary negotiable. PAID FOR YOUR UNWANTED Edition, t-top, 5 570-674-3876 PRICE REDUCED does not discriminate on the basis of race, $5,900 speed and much MAZDA `08 MIATA color, national origin, sex, religion, age, 825-3368 YARIS 570-262-2845 or VEHICLES!!! disability or familial status in employment more. Like new! MX-5 CONVERTIBLE LOUSGARAGE.COM Red. Power steer- Black pearl with 570-239-6969 or the provision of services. THE WILKES- $17,995 PONTIAC `07 GRAND ing, auto, AC, CD. DRIVE IN PRICES BARRE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT IS AN 570-829-3929 black cloth, auto, ONLY 5,300 MILES. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE 1.5L. 69k HYUNDAI `04 $18,500 ACTION EMPLOYER. PRIX GTP SHARP CAR! CHEVY`75 CAMARO Call for Details (570) 459-9901 (570) 883-0143 140000 miles, auto- 350 V8. Original CHRYSLER `05 TIBURON GT matic, front wheel $11,700 owner. Automatic Vehicles must be COMPLETE !! THE WILKES-BARRE AREA SCHOOL DIS- Blue, 5 speed drive, 4 door, air transmission. Rare - TRICT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO WAIVE SEBRING LX manual, CD, Air, TOYOTA`03 SOLARA conditioning, all tuxedo silver / black ANY INFORMALITY IN ORDER TO REJECT Low mileage, blue, factory alarm, Coupe. Auto. Silver. power, CD player, vinyl top with black Plus Enter to Win $500.00 Cash!! ANY OR ALL BIDS. 2 door, automatic. power windows & Power windows & tinted windows, naugahyde interior. DRAWING TO BE HELD JUNE 30 Excellent condition locks. 38K. locks. A/C. Satellite new breaks, tires. Never damaged. Mr. Leonard B. Przywara $7,500 $7,500 negotiable. radio, CD. $6,200. $5,500. 825-3368 $6,000. Call www.wegotused.com Secretary/Business Administrator (570) 740-7446 Call 570-540-6236 Call 570-899-5076 570-582-7514 LOUSGARAGE.COM 570-489-6937 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011 PAGE 3D

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EXPLORER TUCSON grey leather interior, 427 Commercial sories including a shield & sissy bar. automatic. Black Satellite Radio. DODGE `99 78,400 miles, auto- 61,000 miles, auto- all original & never custom made seat. Low miles & garage with grey leather $14,990 matic, four wheel matic, four wheel seen snow. $7,995. Trucks & Exotic paint set, kept. $4800. or best interior. Heated DAKOTASPORT drive, 4 door, anti- drive, 4 door, anti- Call 570-237-5119 offer. 570-762-5158 seats. 59,000 4 X 4, extended lock brakes, air lock brakes, air con- Equipment Alien Spider Candy cab, 117,000 Blue. Excellent con- miles. New Michelin conditioning, air ditioning, air bags, tires. $16,500 miles, new bags, power locks, power locks, power dition. All Documen- inspection, just Cypress Pearl with tation. 1,400 Asking (570) 477-3297 power windows, windows, cruise MERCEDES BENZ YAMAHA ‘1975 80 serviced, oil, trans control, AM/FM ivory leather interi- CHEVY‘08 3500 $25,000 or best Antique. Very good power mirrors, flushed, new fluid radio, cassette play- or. Well maintained, offer. Call condition. Must see. 560 Pierce St. power seats, transfer case & er, CD player, key- garage kept. All `74 450 SE 570-876-4034 Low milage. Road Kingston, PA cruise control, AM/ SOLID CAR! HD DUMP TRUCK axels, cooling sys- less entry, sun/ service records. 2WD, automatic. title. Asking $1,260 CHEVROLET `05 www.wyoming FM radio, CD Interior perfect, tem flushed. moon roof, rear Brand new tires. Only 12,000 miles. Call (570) 825-5810 valleymotors.com changer, DVD play- exterior very good. $6,599.00 defroster, rear All options including Vehicle in like Leave Message TRAILBLAZER LT er, keyless entry, Runs great! New Black/Grey. 18,000 570-714-9924 Call 693-1262 windshield wiper, premium audio new condition. leather interior, package, rear tires, 68K original $19,000. ARLEY AVIDSON miles. Well after 5:00 PM moon roof, rear new towing pack- miles. H D ‘80 equipped. Includes age, auto start. climate control, 570-288-4322 Soft riding FLH. defroster, rear adjustable suspen- $5,500 FIRM. King of the High- YAMAHA ‘97 On-Star, tow pack- windshield wiper. $10,000 570-905-7389 age, roof rack, (570) 762-4543 sion, towing pack- way! Mint origi- $16,000 age, rear spoiler, Ask for Lee nal antique show ROYALSTAR 1300 running boards, DODGE `99 DUMP TRAILER ‘05 12,000 miles. With (570) 954-5462 Lexus bug guard. 10 yards, 4 ton limit, winner. Factory remote starter, windshield. Runs Call after 9 a.m. 42,750 miles. very good condi- spot lights, wide extended warranty. excellent. Many DURANGO SLT tion. Asking $3,900 white tires, $16,000 5.9 V8, Kodiak $28,950 MERCEDES-BENZ `73 extras including Also, E-350. Cheap biggest Harley (570) 825-7251 Green, Just serv- (570) 237-1082 gunfighter seat, For more info, call built. Only iced. New brakes. leather bags, extra FORD `99 E250 450SL 973-906-8404 28,000 original Tow package. AC. Wheelchair Van Convertible with pipes. New tires & miles! Never Very good condi- 78,250 miles. Fully 1518 8th Street removable hard top, battery. Asking needs inspec- CHEVROLET `09 tion. Runs & drives serviced, new bat- Carverton, PA power windows, AM $4,000 firm. FORD ‘99 E350 tion, permanent 100%. 68,000 miles. tery, tires &rods. Near Francis /FM radio with cas- (570) 814-1548 Asking $6,850 or Seats 6 or 3 wheel- Slocum St. Park sette player, CD registration. EQUINOX LS best offer chairs. Braun Millen- 1518 8th Street player, automatic, 4 $8,500 Low mileage, BUCKET VAN (570) 239-8165 nium lift with Carverton, PA new tires. Cham- Triton V8. 2 speed 570-905-9348 16,000 miles, auto- CHEVY‘99 JEEP ‘99 442 RVs & Campers remote. Walk up Near Francis pagne exterior; Ital- boom; 92,000miles; matic, all-wheel $9999 or best price. drive, 4 door, anti- door. Front & rear GRAND CHEROKEE Slocum St. Park ian red leather inte- TAHOE 6 cylinder, Great condition. Call lock brakes, air con- 4 door, 4x4 A/C. Power locks & rior inside. Garage windows. Excellent automatic, kept, excellent con- 570-675-3384 or DUTCHMAN 96’ ditioning, air bags, LT Package, MAZDA ‘04 570574-7002 condition. $7,500. sunroof, CD dition. $31,000. Call power locks, power Cold A/C windows, power 570-237-6375 Excellent runner! 825-6272 5TH WHEEL KBB $7,800 TRIBUTE LX with slideout & sun mirrors, cruise con- $4,995 Automatic, V6 room built on. Set trol, AM/FM radio, Our Price Call For Details! Sunroof, CD GMC `01 3500 CUBE 570-696-4377 MERCEDES-BENZ `88 up on permanent Sirius radio, On-Star, ONLY $3,795 1 owner FORD `99 RANGER Extra Clean! HARLEY DAVIDSON site in Wapwallopen. cassette player, CD 4x4 Extended cab, VAN $5,995 15 ft.L X 8 ft.W X Comes with many player, keyless V6 4.0, automatic. 420 SEL 6 ft.H, auto, A/C, entry, rear de- Call For Details! Silver with red ‘92 DAYTONA DYNA extras. $7,000. PW, PL, cruise. leather interior. 5.7 V8, 10,000 froster, rear wind- CHEVY`05 TRAILBLAZER 570-696-4377 (570) 829-1419 or Runs & looks good. JEEP `00 WRANGLER Every option. GVW, dual rear tires SPECIAL EDITION shield wiper, tinted No rust. 89K. 78,500 miles, 6 Garage kept, show- & pull out loading Bike #770 of 1,770 (570) 991-2135 windows. $5,500. DEALER cylinder automat- room condition. ramp. Asking made. Many extras. REDUCED PRICE (570) 868-3914 ic, hard & soft MAZDA ‘08 TRIBUTE $7,000. $3,000 Must sell. 13,300 $16,500. DODGE ‘02 tops. Well main- Utility, 4WD (570) 417-9200 (570) 864-0858 miles. Get on this EQUIPMENT/BOBCAT (570) 954-9333 tained. Many $18,655 classic for only Call after 9:00 a.m. CARAVAN new parts. Adult $6,995 TRAILER Silver driven only. Kelly 439 Motorcycles 570-477-1109 Brand new 2010 Ice Cold Air FORD ‘04 Blue Book tandem axle, 4 $10,400, Asking OLDSMOBILE `68 NEW PRICE $4,295 wheel electric CHEVROLET `10 $8,800. $9,500 OR DAELIM 2006 brakes, 20’ long EXPLORER XLT 570-704-8730 150 CCs. 4,700 HARLEY DAVIDSON SILVERADO 1500 BEST OFFER DELMONT total, 7 x 16 wood Extended Cab V71 All wheel drive, red DRASTICALLY miles. 70 MPG. deck, fold up ramps JUST REDUCED! 560 Pierce St. REDUCED!! New battery &tires. Package 4x4. Bed- SAVE MONEY! GET pearl with gray Kingston, PA ‘92 ULTRA CLASSIC with knees, remov- liner. V-8. Red. This model only $1,500; negotiable. Many extras, READY FOR THE leather, 7 passen- www.wyoming able fenders for Remote start. produced in 1967 Call 570-288-1246 Garage kept, WINTER! Don’t pay ger, only 71k. JEEP `02 GRAND valleymotors.com oversized loads, 6,300 miles & 1968. All or 570-328-6897 2 tone blue. dealer prices! White CLEAN! $7,990 powder coat paint $26,000 570-714-9924 original 45,000 17,600 miles. with grey interior. CHEROKEE LAREDO for rust protection, (570) 639-2539 miles, Color 2 5/16 hitch Looks and runs like Burgundy, cloth REDUCED PRICE $8,400 coupler, tongue it just came off the & vinyl interior, HARLEY ‘01 Lehman area. jack, side pockets, lot. Four Door, 4 MERCEDES BENZ ‘06 350 rocket (570) 760-5937 brake away switch, CHEVROLET `97 wheel drive, 84,900 engine, 2nd battery, 7 pole miles, new tires, 825-3368 R350 CLASS WAGON owner. Fender 4Matic, 3rd row, DAVIDSON RV plugs, title & tow package, anti LOUSGARAGE.COM power tailgate skirts, always Electra Glide, Ultra SILVERADO lock brakes, driver Classic, many more!! Priced for with Western plow. $21,960 garaged. Trophy KAWASAKI quick sale. $2,995 4WD, Automatic. and passenger winner at shows. chrome acces- airbags, power sories, 13k miles, 386-334-7448 Loaded with DODGE ‘02 Triple black, eco- Serious inquiries `08 NINJA Wilkes-Barre options. Bedliner. windows, power only, $7,500. Metallic Emerald 250 cc, blue, like nomical 6 cylinder. new, under 1,000 55,000 miles. mirrors, power 4x4 select drive. 570-690-0727 Green. Garage locks, rear window GRAND CARAVAN kept, like new miles. Great starter $9,200. Call 2nd row Captain CD, remote door bike. $2,800 Seri- (570) 868-6503 defroster and opener, power win- condition. Includes FLAGSTAFF `08 wiper, privacy tint, Chairs, Power Harley cover. ous inquiries only. Sliding Door & dows &locks, 560 Pierce St. Call 570-331-4777 air conditioner, cruise, tilt wheel. Kingston, PA PONTIAC `68 $12,900 CLASSIC cruise control. CD, Hatch. Too many 570-718-6769 Super Lite Fifth 108k highway miles. www.wyoming keyless entry and new parts to list! 570-709-4937 Wheel. LCD/DVD Garage kept. Super valleymotors.com CATALINA flat screen TV, fire- much more. $5,995 clean inside and out. 400 engine. 2 570-714-9924 KAWASAKI ‘05 place, heated mat- Call barrel carburetor. NINJA 500R. 3300 No rust. Sale price tress, ceiling fan, 570-332-4999 Yellow with black HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘05 miles. Orange. 1518 8th Street $6,895. Scranton. Hide-a-Bed sofa, roof and white wall Garage kept. His & Carverton, PA 570-466-2771 outside speakers & tires. Black interior. SCREAMING EAGLE hers helmets. Must Near Francis DODGE ‘07 NITRO MERCEDES-BENZ grill, 2 sliders, Low Mileage! $4,995. Call sell. $2400 Slocum St. Park aluminum wheels, $17,448 FORD ‘98 (570) 696-3513 V-ROD 570-760-3599 `99 ML 320 Orange &Black. 570-825-3711 water purifier, Sunroof, new tires, Used as a show awning, microwave CHEVY‘00 ASTRO EXPLORER JEEP `02 LIBERTY 2 door, 4x4 Blue/grey, new 115,930 miles bike. Never abused. oven, tinted safety 1518 8th Street PONTIAC 1937 Ice Cold A/C rebuilt engine with MUST SELL Fully restored near 480 miles. Excellent glass windows, CARGO VAN Carverton, PA warranty, new $7,200 OBO condition. Asking Automatic, V6 New Inspection original. New paint, raised panel fridge 1 owner Near Francis tires &brakes, (570)760-0511 $20,000 or best 120 K new interior, new & many acces- Clean Work Van! Slocum St. Park 4,000 miles. wiring, custom tint- offer. Call sories & options. $3,695 $5,900 or 570-876-4034 $3,995 ed glass, new motor Excellent condition, Call For Details! CHRYSLER ‘00 560 Pierce St. best offer. MERCURY‘09 MILAN & transmission. $22,500. 570-696-4377 Kingston, PA 570-814-2125 4 cylinder, 570-868-6986 Spare motor & TOWN & COUNTRY www.wyoming automatic, HARLEY DAVIDSON `01 Automatic, V6 trans. 16” wide Road King 19,000 valleymotors.com Only 9,800 miles CD, Leather white walls car in miles, new tires, lots 570-714-9924 $18,875,880 excellent condition of extra chrome. NEWMAR 36’ CHEVY`04 EXPRESS Very Nice Van! JEEP `03 LIBERTY in storage for 2 Like New. $12,900. Kawasaki` 93 $3,995 SPORT. Rare. 5 years. $14,000 or Call 570-639-1989 2500 Call For Details! GMC `99 speed. 23 MPG. MOUNTAIN AIRE Series. 6.0 Litre V8. best offer. Serious or 570-760-1023 5th wheel, 2 large 570-696-4377 102K highway miles. inquiries ONLY. ZX11D NINJA slides, new Heavy Duty version. Silver with black Call 570-574-1923 condition, loaded Excellent cargo van. SUBURBAN interior. Immaculate with accessories. 85K miles. Excellent condition, inside and HARLEY DAVIDSON `03 condition. $8,700 Champagne 100th Anniversary LIKE NEW Ford Dually diesel 1518 8th Street out. Garage kept. Edition Deuce. 8900 Original 570-829-4548 or exterior, 560 Pierce St. VW CLASSIC `72 truck with hitch Carverton, PA No rust, mainte- Kingston, PA Garage kept. 1 miles. Original also available. 570-417-5991 leather interior, nance records owner. V@H Near Francis power windows www.wyoming owner. 1900 miles. 570-455-6796 Slocum St. Park included. 4wd, all KARMANN GHIA Tons of chrome. Exhaust and Com- 1518 8th Street & locks, 4 wheel valleymotors.com Restoration power. $6,900 or $38,000 invested. A puter. New tires. CHEVY `05 EQUINOX Carverton, PA drive. $3,685. best offer, trades 570-714-9924 Vehicle. Family must see. Asking $4,500. LT (premium pack- Near Francis FORD ‘97 F-150 4X4 Call owned, garage 90’ SUNLINE CAMPER Automatic, will be considered. $18,000. OBO 570-574-3584 JUST REDUCED! age), 3.4L, 47,000 Slocum St. Park 570-362-4080 kept, good shape. 4.2L V6, AC Call 570-575-0518 570-706-6156 35 ft. Well kept. On miles. All wheel Needs some Economical campground on the drive, power moon- MINI ‘08 interior work, new DODGE ‘06 DAKOTA Work Truck! Susquehanna River roof, windows, locks seats, needs POLARIS ‘00 $4,995 HARLEY DAVIDSON `07 near great fishing. &seats. Leather COOPER carburetor work. Road King Classic QUAD CAB SLT4X4 Call For Details! JEEP `06 2 door, automatic, Attached 12X22” interior, 6 cd chang- Automatic, CD HONDA `10 Only 58,000 miles. FLHRC. Burgundy / 570-696-4377 leather, sky roof, carpeted room. er, rear folding Tool Box Asking $5,000. Cream. Driver & VICTORYCRUISER boost cd, fogs 14,000 miles, Brick heater, seats, keyless entry, Like New! COMMANDER 4X4 Serious inquiries Passenger back ODYSSEY Lockers, V-8. Heat- $19,945 92 V-twin, 1507 cc, covered by metal onstar, roof rack, $8,995 only! 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Originally purchased Travel Trailer. 29’, Excellent condition, New tires & brakes. air conditioning, air valleymotors.com Maroon, Fully at Bradley-Lawless mint condition, 1 low mileage. Fully loaded. Lea- bags, power locks, 570-714-9924 01’ SPORTSTER loaded. Leather JEEP `07 in Scranton. Car slide out a/c-heat. $35,500. Call ther interior. Many power windows, seats. TV/DVD, was last seen in SUZUKI `07 C50T Stove, microwave, 570-655-2689 extras. Must see. power mirrors, navigation, sun roof WRANGLER X Abington-Scranton fridge, shower Excellent condition. power seats, all 4x4, stick shift, soft plus many other MITSUBISHI `08 area. Finder’s fee inside &out. Many (570) 970-9351 power, cruise top. Red exterior, extras. 3rd seat . paid if car is found CRUISER more extras, includ- control, AM/FM well maintained, CHEVY `94 GLADIATOR Only 1,900 Miles. RAIDER and purchased. Call ing hitch equipment Custom Van. 67K radio, CD changer, garage kept. 11,500 VERY GOOD CONDITION! Brand New. John with any info and sway bars. miles. Interior has keyless entry, miles, one owner. 29,500 miles. 2- EXCELLENT Asking $37,000 (570) 760-3440 Reduced. $12,500. oak wood trim, car- DODGE `01 leather interior, sun/ AC, CD player, 4X4 drive option, 4 (570) 328-0850 Call 570-842-6735 peting, storage moon roof, rear cruise control. door crew cab, defroster, rear 883 cubic inch CONDITION areas, TV, rear seat RAM VAN Tow package with sharp silver color 421 Boats & Windshield, Bags, convertible to dou- windshield wiper, with chrome step motor, Paco rigid cargo carrier. Marinas Floorboards,V&H ble bed, curtains. tinted windows. runners, premium frame, extended & SUNLITE CAMPER Excellent condition. Pipes, White 22 ft. 3 rear bunks, Seats 7. Power win- $12,500. HONDA ‘07 $18,700 rims, good tires, raked. Low miles. walls,Garage Kept. center bathroom, dows & seats. Cus- (570) 362-0938 Call 570-822-9680 bedliner, V-6, 3.7 ALUM V-TRAILER 14” $5,000 or best 6K Miles $5,200 kitchen, sofa bed. tom lighting on ceil- liter. Purchased at 15 Evinrude/55 lb. offer.(973) 271-1030 (570) 430-0357 ing. New exhaust $26,900. Dealer Air, Fully self con- AllELEMENTwheel drive,LXsil- min. anchor, oars, tained. Sleeps 6. system. New rear would sell for seats, etc. Ready to tires. Recently FORD `04 ver, moonroof, 70k $18,875. New tires, fridge EXTRA CLEAN! LEXUS `02 RX 300 go, just add poles & HARLEY DAVIDSON awning. $4500. inspected. Excellent 49,000 miles, Asking $16,900 bait. $2,995. Ready To Work! EXPLORER $14,300 Excellent condition. ‘03 DYNA WIDE GLIDE SUZUKI ‘77 215-322-9845 condition. $4,200 or SUV, V6, 4x4, (570) 545-6057 570-751-8689 Golden Anniversary. best offer. Call ONLY 69K!!! With Warranty. Auto, vinyl seats, automatic, Leather, all options Silver/Black. New GS 750 570-655-0530 85,000 miles Tires. Extras. Excel- Needs work. easy to clean, including satellite $1,500 TRAVEL TRAILER 33 ft Black Beauty. radio. Non smoking MITSUBISHI `97 lent Condition. Rear queen master runs 110%, new or best offer Garage kept. vehicle. Asking. 19,000 miles bedroom, Walk oil, Just serviced! CUSTOM 570-822-2508 CHEVY ‘03 Must sell. 825-3368 $12,900 15’ CUBE VAN $10,000. thru bathroom. You gotta see it. Cab over, 4 cylinder $8,700 LOUSGARAGE.COM (570) 696-9809 570-639-2539 Center kitchen + SUPER CLEAN!!! diesel engine. TRAILBLAZER LTZ $3,999 (570) 883-2754 dinette bed. Front 4WD, V6, leather, Rebuilt automatic CREST 15’ SUZUKI 97 GSXR 600 extra large living Call Mark Fiberglass Blue & White, auto, moonroof transmission. Very HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘05 room + sofa bed. 570-704-8685 good rubber. All boat with V-ROD VRSCA smoked wind $13,620 INTERNATIONAL ‘95 LEXUS `96 LX 450 Blue pearl, Big View windows. FORD `04 FREESTAR DUMP TRUCK Full time 4WD, Pearl around good screen. Great bike, Automatic, front trailer. Out- excellent condition, Air, awning, sleeps Refurbished, rebuilt white with like new condition inside runs great. Helmet wheel drive, 4 door, 3,100 miles, factory 6, very clean, will engine, transmis- leather ivory interi- & out. Well board propul- & kevlar racing DODGE `04 anti-lock brakes, air alarm with extras. deliver. Located in sion replaced. or. Silver trim. maintained. sion. Includes: gloves included. bags, power locks, $10,500. Benton, Pa. $4,900. Rear-end removed Garage kept. Excel- Ready to work. $2995. Call for info power windows, 2 motors or best offer. 215-694-7497 and relubed. Brand lent condition. PRICE REDUCED! (570) 881-5011 RAM 1500 power mirrors, Erinmade, Tony 570-237-1631 560 Pierce St. Too many extras to new 10’ dump. PA 84,000 miles, Ask- $6,195 or power seats, cruise Kingston, PA list. Low Mileage. state inspected. ing $10,750 best offer “Lark II series” 451 Trucks/ control, AM/FM UNITED MOTORS www.wyoming $10,000 $12,900/best offer. 570-654-3076 or Call 570-650-3500 PRICE HARLEY DAVIDSON (570)709-2125 radio, CD player, 570-594-1496 570-498-0005 Ask for Carmen REDUCED! SUVs/Vans valleymotors.com rear defroster, rear $2,400 ‘08 SPORTSTER ‘08 MATRIX 2 SCOOTER 570-714-9924 windshield wiper, 457 Wanted to Buy 457 Wanted to Buy 457 Wanted to Buy XL 1200 Low Rider. 150cc. Purple & tinted windows, NEGOTIABLE 6,700 miles. Lots of grey in color. 900 DODGE `94 new starter, just Auto Auto Auto 570-417-3940 chrome & extras. miles. Bought brand BUICK `05 inspected, $3,900. Perfect condtion. CHEVY 06 EQUINOX LT DAKOTA 570-594-4992. new. Paid $2,000. $13,895 2 wheel drive, $8,500 or best offer Call after 4:30 p.m. Asking $1,600 or 138,000 miles, (570) 709-8773 RENDEZVOUS CX We Buy Scrap Metal STARCRAFT ‘80 best offer. HARD TO FIND!! some rust, (570) 814-3328 or AWD, Fully $1,500.00 loaded, 1 owner, (570) 825-5133 Call 570-693-1262 FORD `05 WHEEL $$$$ ALL KINDS $$$$ 16’ DEEP V HARLEY DAVIDSON 20,000 miles. after 5:00 PM ‘90 Evinrude out- Small 6 cylinder. board 70hp with tilt PIPE - ROD - SHEET - BAR - TUBING - TURNINGS - BEAMS - 2001 SPORTSTER New tires. Like CHAIR LIFT VAN PUNCHINGS - OLD CARS -TRUCKS - & trim— ‘92 EZ 1200 CC, Black, YAMAHA `04 V-STAR new, inside & Seating capacity for loader trailer. With Low Miles, New 1100 Custom. 5800 560 Pierce St. 7 plus 2 wheel MACHINERY-FARM EQUIPMENT - METAL ROOFING - miles, light bar, out. $14,900. Call Kingston, PA DODGE `99 CARAVAN ‘00 Tracker Series Tires and Brakes, (570) 540-0975 SE. 2 sliding doors. chairs. 140,000 60lbs foot pedal, 2 Lots of Chrome and cobra exhaust, www.wyoming Very clean. Runs miles. Great condi- ENGINES - TRANSMISSIONS -EXHAUST SYSTEM PARTS - downriggers, stor- Extras. Well main- windshield, many valleymotors.com great. 107k miles. tion. Asking $7,000. APPLIANCES - ANY AND ALL SCRAP METAL ages, gallon tanks, tained. 2 Harley extras, must sell. 570-714-9924 $2,500. Call For more details, FREE CONTAINER SERVICE $4,900. Call 2 fish finders and Helmets included. 570-709-5677 or Call 570-589-9181 Small quantities to 1,000’s of tons accepted more. MUST SEE. Looks & runs great! 570-301-3433 CHEVR0LET`02 570-819-3140 Make Best Offer. $5,500 OBO HIGHEST PRICES PAID Call 866-320-6368 (570) 654-8520 CHRYSLER `07 PACIFICA FAST SETTLEMENTS after 5pm. YAMAHA `97 VIRAGO EXPRESS Silver. Only 83K FORD `97 DIESEL 750cc. 8,000 miles, CONVERSION miles. All wheel DODGE `99 RAM Cummins engine, CALL DMS SHREDDING, INC HONDA 2005 SHADOW saddlebags, wind- VAN drive, 4.0L V6. All 8-L. 49,049 570-346-7673 BOATSPACE NEEDED VLX600, White, shield, back rest, Loaded. Low Power. A/C. Loaded. 1500 CLUB CAB miles. 33,000 Looking for a place 10,000 miles Black & Pearl, miles. Excellent Must Sell. Good condition. gross wt. 6,649 570-819-3339 near Harveys Lake & new back tire. Excellent Condition. condition. PRICE REDUCED Runs great. High light wt. $19,500 Your Scrap Metal is worth $$$ to park boat for $3,000 Must See. Asking $18,900 $10,500 or best miles. Asking Must see! summer. (570) 262-3697 or $2,499. Call after 4. 570-674-3901 offer. Call $2,700 (570) 829-5886 Call Today! 570-784-8697 (570) 542-7213 570-823-9376 570-417-7937 (570) 239-3950 PAGE 8D MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 451 Trucks/ 457 Wanted to Buy 506 Administrative/ 521 Editorial/ 521 Editorial/ 522 Education/ 533 Installation/ 548 Medical/Health 610 Business 708 Antiques & SUVs/Vans Auto Clerical Writing Writing Training Maintenance/ Opportunities Collectibles Repair RNS - LPNS - CNAS ALL OFFICE MANAGER Tunkhannock Area Join the fastest MITSUBISHI `95 growing agency JUNK Degree in Business FREELANCE SPORTS / REPORREPORTERTER ASSISTANT MIDDLE LANDSCAPE in PA. Highest pay + 3 years experi- rates. Profit sharing. MONTERO SR 4WD ence Excel, Quick- NEWS Flexible schedules. 177,102 miles, auto- CAR & Books, Word. SCHOOL PRINCIPAL PERSONNEL Shifts available in JAN-PRO Hydroseed and soil matic, four wheel Needed by busy 5 Middle School Wilkes-Barre area. COMMERCIAL PPARARTT TIMETIME erosion control CLEANING drive, 4 door, anti- person office. CORRESPONDENTS Assistant Principal Be sure to call us TRUCKS Abington Journal experience helpful. lock brakes, air con- E-mail resume to Abington Journal for grades 5-8 posi- about our Meet & OF NEPA Clarks Summit Valid drivers license ditioning, air bags, essexfells@ Clarks Summit tion available. Expe- Greet happy hour! a must. Top wages $ ANTIQUES BUYING $ power locks, power WANTED hotmail.com rience in scheduling, Call Luke at Be Your Own The Abington paid. Unlimited Old Toys, model kits, windows, power The Abington curriculum, PSSA, 610-734-1818, ext. 2 Boss Work Full or Journal has an overtime. Apply in Bikes, dolls, old gun mirrors, power Highest Prices Journal has staff development, NursePride Care Part time 507 Banking/Real immediate open- person. 8am-4pm. Mining Items, trains seats, cruise con- immediate open- supervision/evalua- Partners Accounts available ing for a part-time Monday-Friday & Musical Instruments, trol, AM/FM radio, Paid In Cash!!! Estate/Mortgage ings for freelance tion; strong leader- NOW throughout reporter. 1204 Main Street Hess. 474-9544 cassette player, CD writers/news and ship skills, commu- Wilkes Barre, Professionals Gain valuable Swoyersville changer, leather FREE sports correspon- nications, team- THERAPIST/ Scranton, RECORDS - LP’S, experience for Varsity Inc. interior, sun roof, dents to attend work, technology & and Hazleton. 78’S, 45’S From your future in print No Calls Please rear defroster, rear REMOVAL and report on organizational skills We guarantee 40’S, 50’S, 60’S & and online journal- E.O.E. FAMILYMEDIATOR windshield wiper, REAL ESTATE local meetings are essential. Appli- $5,000 to 70’S. $1 each. Call V&G ism. Report and Part-time weekday $200,000 new Passed inspec- and sports events write byline stories cant must be enthu- evenings to provide (570) 829-2411 tion, new battery. SALES PERSON in the newspaper siastic and an artic- in annual billing. Anytime Experienced. concerning local 538 Janitorial/ counseling and $2,500 coverage area. ulate school leader, Small investment YEARBOOKS, Kings Broker license a government, family mediation to (570) 868-1100 Gain clips and possess creative Cleaning We’re ready - College - 1970, 288-8995 plus but not school board and adolescents in an Call after 2:00 p.m. valuable experi- education vision, a Are you? 1990, 1994, 1995, required. Private other public meet- aftercare program Selling your ence for your caring attitude and For more info 1996. Wilkes Univer- company. Benefits. ings. Assist in the located in Luzerne Camper? future in journal- practical wisdom in Call 570-824-5774 sity - 1988, 1989. Send resume to: weekly production County. Must have ism or writing. working with stu- JANITOR Janproofnepa.com $10 each. Place an ad and c/o Times Leader of a community a Masters Degree NISSAN ‘06 ALTIMA S Report and write dents. Must have Duties include oper- 570-706-1548 Automatic, CD, find a new owner. Box 2590 newspaper on a in Human Service byline stories con- strong written and ating power sweep- 570-829-7130 15 North Main St. deadline. Photo- field. FBI, child, Landscaping Local Trade cerning sports, verbal skills. Middle er and scrubber, YEARBOOKS: Wilkes-Barre graph events and criminal & medical Business For Sale $11,880 local government, school enrollment lifting up to 50 lbs Must have 5 years Coughlin H.S.: 1926, 18711-0250 design creative clearances are school board and approximately 950. and maintaining experience in land- 1928, 1932, 1934, page layouts. warehouse and required upon hiring. 1943, 1944, 1946, other public Interested applicants Fax resume to 570- scape design, 509 Building/ meetings. Pay must apply on www. grounds. Must have retaining walls and 1949, 1951, 1952, Responsibilities 2 years experience. 325-4365 or email 1953, 1954, 1955, Construction/ commensurate include writing, pa-educator.net. to resume@youth all aspects of paver with experience. NO PAPER APPLI- Apply: work. Includes 1961, 1963; GAR Skilled Trades editing, photogra- TEAM Employer servicesagency.org H.S.: 1934, 1935, Writing experi- phy, daily web site CATIONS WILL BE dump truck, mini 560 Pierce St. ence preferred. REVIEWED. DEAD- Solutions excavator, 2 skid- 1936, 1937, 1945, Kingston, PA updates, page 20 Reynolds St. 551 Other 1946, 1955, 1956, design, general LINE FOR APPLICA- sters, trailer &2 www.wyoming Kingston, PA 18704 1961, 1972, 1973, CARPENTERS Please send office tasks and TIONS IS JUNE 30, snow plows with a valleymotors.com resume and 2011. 570-714-5955 great current snow 1975, 1976, 1984, Call office. other projects as 1980, 2005, 2006; 570-714-9924 writing samples assigned by the APARTMENT MANAGER contract. Serious 503 Accounting/ 570-477-3827 inquiries only. Meyers H.S.: 1935, to: Editor. A reporting Dedicated profes- Finance 527 Food Services/ 542 Logistics/ 570-233-6880 1936, 1937, 1938, LINE UP position at The sional manager 1942, 1943, 1944, The Abington Abington Journal Hospitality Transportation needed for 52 units Journal 1945, 1946, 1950, NISSAN 08 ALTIMA SE A SUCCESSFUL SALE includes relation- of Elderly LIHTC 630 Money To Loan 1957, 1960, 1974, Sporty 2 Door ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE ship development property located in IN CLASSIFIED! Attention: 1975, 1976, 1977; $21,500 with the general SANDWICH & CDL-A DRIVER the Pittston-Wilkes- “We can erase Old Forge H.S.: Kristie Grier Gas field/landscape 560 Pierce St. ADMINISTRATOR Do you need more space? public, including Barre area. Strong your bad credit - 1966, 1972, 1974; Ceruti, Editor drivers plus some Kingston, PA Immediate Opening schools, commu- paperwork, cos- 100% GUARAN- Kingston H.S.: 1938, A yard or garage sale SALAD COOK hands on labor for an Accounts nity groups, busi- Full Time. Neat work tumer service and TEED.” Attorneys 1939, 1940, 1941, in classified 211 South State St required. Operate Receivable Adminis- nesses and read- habits and kitchen computer skills for the Federal 1942, 1943, 1944, Clarks Summit dump trucks and trator with a flooring is the best way ers. skills. required. Low Trade Commission 1945, 1948, 1949, PA 18411 load equipment on company in the to clean out your closets! Bobby O’s. income housing tax say they’ve never 1962, 1964; Ply- lowboy. Deliver to Hazleton area. Bachelor’s degree Dupont credit experience seen a legitimate mouth H.S.: 1930, You’re in bussiness Email: kgrier@ job site. Must oper- in related field 570-654-2200 preferred. credit repair opera- 1931, 1932, 1933, The candidate must with classified! theabington ate skid steer exca- required. Writing Send resume with tion. No one can 1938, 1960; have previous journal. com vator, hydro-seed www.wyoming experience a income history and legally remove Hanover H.S.: 1951, accounts receivable 533 Installation/ truck, etc. Will plow valleymotors.com must. Photogra- requirements to: accurate and timely 1952, 1954; Berwick experience, famil- PROJECT/CONTRACT Fax: in winter. Must have 570-714-9924 phy and editing Maintenance/ NDC Real Estate information from H.S.: 1952, 1953, iarity with credit and 570-586-3980 clean driving record ability helpful. Use- Management, Inc., your credit report. 1956, 1957, 1958, collection proce- ADMINISTRATOR Repair and pass drug test. ful skills include 321 Spruce St., 3rd It’s a process that 1960, 1967, 1968, dures a plus. Strong No phone calls Call Harvis This position will be organization, Flr, Scranton, PA starts with you and 1969; Lehman H.S.: attention to detail & please. Interview Service @ primarily responsi- responsibility, cre- 18503: involves time and a 1973, 1974, 1976, NISSAN ‘10 VERSA interpersonal skills, 542-5330. Leave ONLY 6,000 miles! ble for the adminis- ativity. Pay com- ESTIMATOR/ Fax 570-344-7097 conscious effort to 1978, 1980; Dallas working knowledge message. Will send $15,490 trative activities of a mensurate with or Email: emoyer@ pay your debts. H.S.: 1966, 1967, of MS Office Suite an application. project once it has experience. SERVICE MANAGER ndcrealestate.com Learn about manag- 1968; Westmore- with emphasis on Local Construction Or forward resume: been estimated and EOE ing credit and debt land High School: Excel SAP experi- firm is seeking an varsity.harvis@ awarded, as well as Please send at ftc. gov/credit. A 1952, 1953, 1954; ence a plus. Selling experienced esti- gmail.com providing assistance resume and writ- message from The Nanticoke Area mator. Knowledge Employer is Excellent benefits & in preparing bids. ing samples to: Times Leader and H.S.: 1976, 2008; competitive salary Other activities an of Industrial & Com- Varsity, Inc. SUNDAY the FTC. Luzerne H.S.: 1951, mercial projects, No walk-ins. EOE based on qualifica- include: The Abington 1952, 1956, 1957; customer relations 560 Pierce St. tions. Please send *Track manhour item Journal West Pittston H.S. skills, and computer Kingston, PA resume and salary productivity INDEPEINDEPENDENT Annual: 1925, 1926, experience a must. www.wyoming requirements to: *Track job costs for Attention: 1927, 1928, 1931, Experience with DRIVERS labor, equipment & under Kristie Grier R+L CARRIERS has 1932, 1959, 1960, valleymotors.com Attention: HR Dept. Maxwell Estimation materials. Ceruti, Editor immediate needs CONTRACT 1954; Bishop Hoban 570-714-9924 Box 667 System a plus. *Solicit subcontrac- for Linehaul Drivers H.S.: 1972, 1973, Hazleton, PA 18201 Send cover letter, tor & vendor quotes $1,000? 211 South State at our Service Cen- 1974, 1975; Fax: 570-450-0231 resume, references 700 *Prepare monthly Street, Clarks ter located in HAULERS West Side Central email: donna. & salary history to: HAULERS billings. Summit PA 18411 Pittston Twp. Our Catholic H.S. 1965, [email protected] George J Hayden, MERCHANDISE *Prepare submittal & drivers are home 1975, 1980, 1981, Sell it FREE Inc., Attn: HR Dept, close out packages. Email: kgrier@ every day! Competi- 1984; Pittston H.S.: 235 E Maple St, 506 Administrative/ 3-5 years construc- in the theabington tive Pay! CDL-A with 702 Air 1963; Hazleton H.S.: tion background. journal.com Hazleton, PA 18201 Clerical Classified. T&H endorsements Conditioners 1938, 1939, 1940, BSCE or Construc- required. 1941, 1942, 1943, PLYMOUTH 1995 tion Management. Fax: Apply in person at: 1945, 1948, 1949, Computer proficien- 570-586-3980 EXPERIENCED 115 Armstrong Rd., AIR CONDITIONER: ADMINISTRATIVE Gibson. 1350 BTU 1950, 1953, 1954, VOYAGER cy Excel/Word. Pittston Township, 1955, 1956, 1957, Great work van or Knowledge of HCSS Call 829-7130. No phone calls PA 18640 110v with remote ASSISTANT CONSTRUCTION EQUIP- $150. 570-901-1084 1959, 1960, 1961, reliable 7 passen- Part Time/Full Time a plus. please. Only Or apply online at: 1962, 1964; Hazle ger transportation. in a busy medical American Asphalt candidates www.rlcarriers.com Twp. Senior H.S.: MENT MECHANIC To deliver the AIR CONDITIONERS, 120K miles. office. Benefits. Paving Co. considered will be For shop and field /jobopps.asp 1951, 1952. Call Times-Leader to Fedders, 10,000 All maintenance & Advancement 500 Chase Road contacted. work. CDL preferred. 570-825-4721 single copy loca- BTU, good condition inspection current. opportunities avail- Shavertown, PA ONNNLLLYY OONNENE LELEAADDEERR.. Competitive salary tions, this remote & large out- New brakes & tires. able. Send resume 18708 Wanna make a & benefits provided. FORKLIFT includes stores door mounting Runs & looks great. to [email protected] Fax: 570-696-3486 speedy sale? Place Call 570-788-1127 710 Appliances timesleader.com Full-time, immediate and coin racks. bracket $80. GE, or fax 570-344-5518 Email: jobs@ your ad today 570- for application and positions available Delivery hours are 8000 BTU, very EOE amerasphalt.com 829-7130. interview. A PPLIANCE JUST REDUCED! on 1st & 2nd shifts. 3 am to 7 am. good condition $1,600 or best remote & large out- PARTS ETC. in the Pittston area. Must have reliable Used appliances. reasonable offer. 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale Must have minimum door mounting (570) 820-0677 vehicle with capa- Parts for all brands. 2 years experience. bility to haul a bracket $75. GE, 223 George Ave. Box clamp a plus. minimum of 2000 excellent condition. Wilkes-Barre Supervisor for 2nd lbs. used one season, 570-820-8162 shift with a minimum Call Rosemary at 8000 BTU remote & SATURN ‘09 VUE XE DISHWASHER. Hot 4WD, automatic of 2 years experi- 570-829-7107 large outdoor ence also needed. mounting bracket. Point white under Moon Roof counter. Excellent $17,875 Benefit package & $90. 570-788-5030 competitive wages. condition. Used very 557 Project/ CENTRAL AIR: little. $150. STOVE Apply: Program Ducane Central Air White GE gas. TEAM Employer Management Unit - Used for a Excellent condition. Solutions 1400 SQFT home $150. 570-655-0711 20 Reynolds St. $275.00. Kingston, PA 18704 570-472-4744 DRYER gas, GE Pro- 560 Pierce St. A Benson Family Dealership 570-714-5955 ASSISTANT file, almond color, Kingston, PA FANS: Oscillating exc. $200. www.wyoming MANAGER TRAINEE white fans, one 570-693-1046 valleymotors.com TANKER DRIVER 3 people needed to black table fan $10. Class A or B CDL 570-714-9924 assist manager. 570-855-2568 FREEZER/CHEST required. Tanker Duties will include 15 cubic foot GE BAD CREDIT endorsement and Moving must sell! recruiting, training & experience required. 704 Alarm & marketing. Will train. $175. 570-298-0901 All shifts available. Call Mr. Scott Security Call Jack at SUZUKI `07 XL-7 (570)288-4532 56,000 miles, 570-881-5825 E.O.E SURVEILLANCE automatic, NO CREDIT or fax to: SYSTEM 16 camera all-wheel drive, 570-288-0617 ultra hi-res dvr for 4 door, air condi- industrIal, commer- tioning, all power, cial or home use16 CD player, leather Divorce, Foreclosure, 548 Medical/Health hi-res ultra low light interior, tinted digital cameras & windows, custom metal mounts 1 16 wheels, $13,000 Tax Liens, Bankruptcy camera multiplexer1 Call 570-829-8753 DENTAL ASSISTANT 600 heavy steel all cam- GENE’S Before 5:00 p.m. Full time or part era power supply 1 RECONDITIONED time needed for FINANCIAL real time dvd quality APPLIANCES Wilkes-Barre Dental dvr recorder 1- ana- 60 Day Warranty Office. X-Ray Certi- log time-lapse vhs Monday-Friday WE DON’T CARE HOW fied required. Paid 610 Business recorder 1- 400 ft 8:00PM-5:00PM TOYOTA‘06 vacation & retire- Opportunities spool siamese cable Saturday ment package 1- color monitorsu- offered. Please call per sharp picture all 8:00AM-11:00AM TACOMA BASE BAD- WE WILL WORK The Troynacki BEER DISTRIBUTOR metal construction Gateway 4x4. Silver 4x4, 5 Dental Group License available do it yourself easy Shopping Center with option to lease speed, 2.7L, 115k at 570-825-2247 installation.can see Kingston, PA building or sold EXTRA CLEAN! OUR HARDEST TO GET working, try before separately. you buy $700. (570) 819-1966 $14,990 DENTAL ASSISTANT 570-954-1284 570-457-6610 Part time position. GRILL electric ceramic 12”x12” YOU A CAR. Kingston root 708 Antiques & canal/implant BREAD ROUTE nonstick. Smoke specialist. Applicant NJ’s fastest grow- Collectibles free. New in box. must be x-ray certi- ing bread company. $15. 570-655-2154 825-3368 fied and be avail- Anthony &Son’s COMIC BOOKS - PASTA MAKER. 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We ’99 CONDO are currently hiring 430 Detroit, Super (2) Part-time LPN’s 10 transmission. from 11pm until 7:30 Asking $15,000. am and Resident Care Aides part ‘ 88 FRUEHAUF 45’ time for all shifts, BUSINESS FOR SALE! with sides. All RICH HUGHES Must be a high Location: RNs, LPNs & CNAs aluminum, spread school graduate, NEPA axle. $6,500. experience pre- Gross: ferred. RNs Part Time 7-3 $194,667.00 2 storage trailers. NO PHONE CALLS Net: 570-814-4790 PLEASE. $90,000.00 LPNs Full Time 3-11 & Per Diem All Shifts Apply within. 397-1209 Selling Price: Keystone $250,000.00 CNAs Full Time & Part Time All Shifts VOLVO `08 XC90 Garden Estates ______Fully loaded, moon 100 Narrows Rd 17 year old opera- roof, leather, heat- Route 11 tion with existing Physical Therapist / PTA ed seats, electric Hurry! Larksville, PA 18651 client base. We locks, excellent provide specially condition. New made products to Full Time 8am-4:30pm tires, new brakes RN LPN CNA order. Serious and rotors. 52,000 All Prices Plus Tax & Tags, Customer Must Qualify for All Rebates. See Salesperson for Details. See dealer for details. Some restrictions apply. Dealer may discontinue program at any time. Nursing Home and inquires only. Send miles highway Hospital All Shifts. letter of interest For More Information $26,500/ best offer. Staffing in all of to: PO Box 1271, 570-779-4325 HOURS: Eastern PA. RN Kingston PA 18704 Or To Schedule an Interview 570-417-2010 till 5 experience in MS Contact 877-339-6999 x1 Monday Thru Thursday Tele OR ICU. We Produce offer benefits, sign- Retail/Wholesale Or Come Visit Our Beautiful Facility TRUCKS FOR SALE on bonus and a Company Ford, GMC, 8:00am - 8:00pm competitive salary. Established 30 Yrs. 395 Middle Road, Nanticoke Pa International-Prices Call Amy for details Turn Key Business. Wilkes-Barre Area starting at $2,295. Friday & Saturday 570-714-2920 Hazleton, PA Box Truck, Cab & A Benson Family Dealership 570-454-6888 Competitive Pay Rates, Benefits Chassis available. 8:00am - 5:00pm Equipment, van, Call U-haul good will with & Shift Differentials 570-822-5536 attractive rent. TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011 PAGE 9D 710 Appliances 716 Building 730 Computer 744 Furniture & 752 Landscaping & 758 Miscellaneous 758 Miscellaneous 766 Office 776 Sporting Goods 796 Wanted to Buy Materials Equipment & Accessories Gardening Equipment Merchandise GLASS DOOR. 4 WATER COOLER Software CHANDELIER: PUNCHING BAG. DOLLHOUSE BED brass, solid hanging way glass door for G.E. makes hot & BATHROOM SINK MOWER: HOMELITE FILE CABINET desk- Franklin 50 pound lighted with frame with 12 lights, 26” x bath tub. $25 VITO’S cold, floor model, SET: Gerber white MONITOR: HP 17” 20” cast aluminum top, 15”x18”, holds punching bag with very good condition 22” H, very good 570-331-8183 excellent condition porcelain bathroom Flat Panel Monitor. deck, side dis- hanging folders,$15. gloves $25. $100. Sofa & over- working condition $75. 570-474-6028 sink with mirror and Excellent condition. charge only, B&S 570-655-2154 COMPOUND BOW. & size chair, grey $25. 570-735-6638 GRILL: Aussie, char- medicine cabinet. Paid $115. Asking quantum engine. Parker Buck Hunter micro fiber very coal, walk-about, Why Spend Matching set. $80. $55. Delivery avail- used only 2-3 years. RH 27 in. draw. 70 GINO’S good condition. CHRISTMAS & portable, used 770 Photo Hundreds on 570-331-8183 able. 570-905-2985 runs great, starts on lbs. Have Easton $220. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS once, sells for $40. New or Used first pull. call after Equipment arrows - quiver- 570-868-5863 4:30 week days Over 200! Flowers, asking $20. Wanted: Appliances? GUTTERS. (1) 22’, WEB CAMERAS for 570-474-6028 release $175. . Mov- computers, used $75. 570-868-6327 vases, Baskets, ing Must Sell!! Most problems (1) 28’, (1) 10’ with ENTERTAINMENT Christmas trees, CANON 200DG DIG- with your appli- hardware. Brand once, got a new HELMETS QUAD (3) ITAL CAMERA BAG 570-298-0901 Junk CENTER for tv holds Patrick &Deb’s lights. Many items ances are usually new. $180. computer with one $15. each. bag is specifically up to 32” and Lawn Care are over 50 years simple and inex- 570-740-6205 on it. Paid 4200. 570-262-1615 designed with digital Cars & movies in side. Very See our ad under old ! 4 pieces of pensive to fix! asking $100. excel- nice. $50. SLR cameras in 778 Stereos/ lent condition. Call An Expert Luggage. Sam- Trucks Save your hard KITCHEN CABINETS 570-829-4027 LACE, straight lace, mind,can hold 1-2 Accessories 570-474-6028 1162 Landscape & sonite Belt Mas- Highest earned money, Let & GRANITE whole shoe box full. SLR camera bodies Garden sager. All for $ 95. White & pastel col- us take a look at it COUNTERTOPS FURNITURE: CANES & WALKING with 2-3 lenses, Prices Black, wooden pub ors. 1/2 inch. $8. STEREO SET - Boom first! 10 ft.x10 ft., 1 year 732 Exercise TREES. Japanese STICKS. New batch flash & accessories, table and two 570-474-5653 Box, TV Stand and 2 30 years in old, Maple kitchen. Red Maple. Variety Over 50 available. 2 zippered side Paid!! Equipment chairs. Bought for wall pictures. $70 the business. Premium Quality of sizes from $3- Different sizes and pockets for flash or $577. $225. Wood- LUGGAGE, 3 piece for all. 570-735-1741 East Main cabinets, under- $12. Buy 2 or more shapes. $4. & $5. accessories & tri- FREE BOWFLEX BLAZE, en dresser $10. Ikea Samsonite luggage and 570-903-9524 Appliances mount sink. Granite at lower price. 570- each. 735-2081. pod loops on bot- Like new. Has all dresser. Black top set. Blue hard 570-735-8271 tops. Total cost 639-5566 Please tom, like new $20. PICKUP Nanticoke over $12,000. cables &extra row- $10. Hat Rack $7. cover. Good condi- 570-479-1463 ing bench. Folds for leave message CUPS. Ensure Pud- tion. $100. 780 Televisions/ Asking $3,890 570-855-2568 ding smooth Milk 570-239-9840 easy storage. $375. 570-270-7276 Accessories 288-8995 570-822-2948 GARAGE SALE TRIMMER/EDGER, Chocolate or Vanilla. 772 Pools & Spas 712 Baby Items 18v-2 in 1; BLOWER, 48x4oz case by MINI BIKE old SINK TOP 37”X22”, SOLOFLEX. All LEFT OVER air 18v; HEDGE Abbott. $45/case school 3hp motor TELEVISION: GE. Opal, NEW $25. POOL 15’ above WANTED BABY ITEMS: attachments Have ITEMS TRIMMER, cordless will deliver local only runs good $200 firm 28” works good, 570-675-3328 ground, you take Boppy portable original manual - ENTERTAINMENT 18v. (2) 18v batter- 570-239-8040 after 3pm 655-3197 down & haul away. needs remote $90. JEWELRY swing with music wall chart - video- CENTER $150. Chair ies with charger. FREE.570-829-1278 570-740-1246 and adjustable set- 720 Cemetery MOVING - MUST & ottoman $200. 3 New Must sell. $175 DECORATIONS, for MOTORCYCLE, tings. Excellent SELL! $125. piece girl’s bedroom 570-823-2893 wedding, for church electric, only used a POOL 21’ round x condition $35. Pink Plots/Lots 570-298-0901 collection $250. 3 pews or gazebos. couple times. Holds 56” deep, new liner, 784 Tools bouncer chair with piece white bed- 754 Machinery & $10 each. Also, up to 130lbs. $120. new cover, new music & vibrations- CEMETERY room set $150. Twin large white bows $1 or best offer. Porch 738 Floor Care pump, new filter ARM SAW: Crafts- Excellent condition PLOTS FOR SALE headboard & foot- Equipment each. Call swing. good condi- complete with deck. $15. Eddie Bauer (4) Four plots, all Equipment board $50. 570-474-5653 tion $70. 881-4180 man 10” radial arm $975. or best offer. saw new condition grey plaid playpen together. Crestlawn 570-639-2626 BENCH GRINDER. 570-328-6767 with matching Section of Memorial VACUUM CLEANER. Craftsmen model c- DEPENDS, mens. 2 PENNIES: $150. 570-655-3197 carseat $50. High- Shrine Cemetery in Eureka superlite. HUTCH: maple 2371 1/3 HP. Heavy packs L/XL. 2 packs Wheat back pennies POOL SUPPLIES: Fil- chair. Converts from Kingston Twp. $600 Excellent condition. hutch with beveled Duty-older well built, adjustable L/XL. 1 in good condition . ter, pump, ladder, BUFFER Coleman infant to toddler- each. Willing to $10. 570-472-1646 glass. 6’X4’X2’. $60.SCROLL SAW. pack Ultra Soft Plus Total of 26 rolls, all hoses, skimmers, Powermate new in adjustable settings. split. For info, call Excellent condition. Delta 16” saw. - Disposable Briefs. for $50.00. etc. First $100 takes box. ROUTER, Black Excellent condition (570) 388-2773 740 Floorcoverings $350. KITCHEN SET Model 40-530. 1 pack of bed pads. 570-735-6638 it all. Call & Decker 1.5 hp. WILKES BARRE GOLD $30. Navy blue with extender oak MOVING MUST $36 for all. 570-262-9989 $20 each. PUNCH BOWL. (2) infant carrier, like formica with 6 cov- SELL!! $45. 570-239-3428 570-288-9940 FLOOR MAT: Foam sets, glass. includes (570)991-7448 new $7. 1st Years. ered chairs 570-298-0901 interlocking floor 2 bowls, 24 cups mobile with animals, CEMETERYPLOTS (mauve). Good con- DRAFTING TABLE 774 Restaurant (3) together. mat made of premi- and ladle. Excellent TOOLS. BASEMENT (570)48GOLD8 4 sound settings, dition. $200. with footrest board Maple Lawn um 3/4” thick Exer- $25 570-822-7903 Equipment FULL. Saws, drills, moon/stars night STEREO CONSOLE is balanced on 1092 Highway 315 Blvd Section of vo EVA foam. grinder, sander, light, Excellent con- with 8 track tape adjustable compen- (Plaza 315) Dennison Includes 24 (2’x2’) HAULMARK ‘07 RAMP for wheel- DISHWASHER: extension ladder, dition. $15. White deck, turntable and sating springs. 315N .3 miles after Cemetery. pieces & finishing chair, wood-3’x 9’6” Hobart WM5 Com- creeper, tap & dye changing table $15. am/fm stereo radio. Convenient simulta- Motorwold Section ML. edges. Makes a 96 TRAILER 6’X14’ $30. Oil Tank 140 mercial Under set, punch tools. 570-899-2305 Good working order. Like new with neous incline & ele- Mon-Sat $550 each. sq. ft. to make gallon $65. Counter Dishwasher Too many to men- Console is in excel- electric brakes, vation movements 10am - 8pm 610-939-0194 8’x12’ area or what- 570-474-6947 with Hot Water tion. $350 for all or BUMBO, lilac with lent condition. $75. new tires and Board angle adjusts Closed Sundays ever configuration Call for an appoint- from 0 to 85 Booster. Runs best offer! box $15. Einstein reinforced tongue. RELIGIOUS ITEMS - you want to make. ment. 829-2435 degrees, height Good. $800.00. 570-654-2967 Highest Cash Pay Exersaucer great Excellent condition. $2700. Hand made 570-793-3389 Outs Guaranteed condition $35. FP 570-239-5457 adjusts from 38 to CEMETERYPLOTS Originally $150. KITCHEN SET wood Rosaries, $5. Pope TOOLS: Crawl n Cruise jun- 45” in the horizontal Plymouth National Asking $80. table with 4 chairs, John Paul II Memori- MARGARITAVILLE, Wheelbarrow $50. We Pay At Least gle $25. FP Bounce position. Sturdy Cemetery in 570-287-0690 natural top, seats, blia. 570-829-2411 frozen concoction Hedge trimmer $25. 78% of the London and Spin Zebra $15 756 Medical metal frame with Wyoming. 6 Plots. white legs. Asking maker. Like new. Extendable limb Fix Market Price Clothes Girl 0-4T comfortable locking SOFT TOP for ‘08 $450 each. Call $150. 570-639-3151 Equipment $95. trimmer $15. Shov- Boy 0-2T. Shoes & 570-825-3666 742 Furnaces & footrest. Scroll Jeep Wrangler 570-288-9940 for All Gold Jewelry upScroll down; els and tools...too coats too. Good Heaters KITCHEN SET. 36” Unlimited X 4 door. POWER CHAIR - excellent shape; many to mention... condition, name round table, 3 natu- Excellent condition. Visit us at Jazzy Select, must sell; house RESTAURANT Come take a look brands $15. FURNACE, Hot air, ral oak chairs. $450 or best offer WilkesBarreGold.com $500. Walker - $25. being sold new EQUIPMENT $20. 570-855-2568 570-675-7069 MEMORIAL SHRINE Beckett Oil Gun, Excellent. $65 570-824-2460 Bev Air 2 door Or email us at 570-829-2411 $1295.; asking $95. duct work, tank. 570-457-7854 refrigerator/ sand- wilkesbarregold@ CEMETERY $500 firm. 570-696-1410 SUNFLOWER yahoo.com FISHER PRICE 6 Plots Available ROLLATOR. Brand wich prep table, 786 Toys & Games Papasan swing, 570-540-6794 LIVING ROOM SET. ITEMS, large assort- Model SP48-12, May be Separated French Provincial new. Seat and hand ELECTROLUX vacu- ment including serv- plays music, activity Rose Lawn Section brakes. Never used. um cleaner bags – $1300. For details tray, paid $150. sell KEROSENE HEATER Fruitwood. 85” ice for 4 dishes, pic- CHILDREN’S $450 each Corona $30. 570- couch, chair, newly $100. generic $1.00 each tures, wall hang- Call 570-498-3616 $35. Evenflo activity 570-654-1596 570-824-5595 570-868-6018 ROLLER COASTER, center. bright col- 824-7807 or 570- upholstered. Tables ings, ceramic Little Tykes Outside 545-7006 wreath, wood sun- RESTAURANT ored toys, music, and Lamps. Glass ROLLER WALKER. up &down roller FAN-oscillating, var- flowers, cookie jar, EQUIPMENT seat expands as tops. Like new. lightweight alu- coaster. Like new. ious speeds, excel- ceramic spoon rest, SOMERSET TURN baby grows, col- OAKLAWN CEMETERY 744 Furniture & $350 or best offer. minum, folds, Ages 3-8 yrs. 4 grave sites, lent condition. $15. trivet, bird house, OVER MACHINE - 800 lapses for storage, 570-654-2967 padded seat, bas- Retails for $125. fabulous location. Accessories 570-472-1646 tiny tea set, and Model # SPM45, paid 65. sell $15. ket for storage, Selling for $25. PETS & ANIMALS Purchased 20 many, many more $500; ALSO, Bunn Carters bouncy AFFORDABLE hand brakes, $40. 570-735-2694 years ago. BATHROOM VANITY, sunflower items, Pour Over Coffee seat, yellow & blue, MATTRESS SALE BENCH. Shower 2 lots - $1,200 Mahogany with $.50 to $10. 570- Machine, Model # music & vibrating We Beat All transfer, heavy duty, 810 Cats 4 lots - $2,200 granite top. Beauti- Competitors Prices! 868 5275/301 8515 STF15, $225 GAME TABLE 10 IN 1 seat $5. Pastel 610-838-7727 ful. Must see. $50. CHAIR, show- For more info, call Pool, hockey, bas- Noah’s Ark bedding Mattress Guy Paid $1,200. Sell for er, sits in tub, $20. TIRES. Wrangler ketball, etc., CAT: Free to good - bumper, comforter Twin sets: $149 570-498-3616 ST. NICHOLAS’ $600. WHEELCHAIR, (2) RT/S Goodyear. approximate 4 x 6 n home. Fixed, & mobile $15. Fish- Full sets: $169 CEMETERY, 570-822-1724 Guardian Easy Care GARAGE SALE used but good con- $50. 570-868-6018 declawed, indoor er Price activity tun- Queen sets: $189 SHAVERTOWN 4000. Paid $520, LEFT OVER dition and tread. On RESTAURANT male, sweet, great nel & wall, lights & BEDFRAME for full All New pet, loves dogs. 6 Plots. Can be sell $250, Golden ITEMS 6 Lugnut rims. 31x EQUIPMENT TRICYCLE: Radio toys for ages 6-24 or queen $25 American Made Somerset Dough 570-690-6535 divided. Near Power, Compass (12) Porcelain Clown 10.50R15LT. $200. Flyer pink & laven- mos. $10. Every- HEADBOARD twin, 570-288-1898 Sheeter, Model Entrance. $550 Sport, new condi- dolls, $5 each, CEILING FAN. New der, used very gen- thing in great condi- black metal, excel- CAR-100. Only each. Call PATIO CART. Green, tion, $2000. STAIR- Clown music boxes, in box. 42” Harbor tly $1. JEEP Barbie tion. 706-1407 lent condition $10. 1 available. $1,500 570-675-9991 heavy metal. Made LIFT, Sterling 950 $3 each, 6 clown Breeze, white. $20 pink & purple with CATS & KITTENS DESK & CHAIR Call for more info 12 weeks & up. in Italy. 2 tier with stair glide. Excel- bells, $1-$3 each, 570-696-2372 long life battery & Shots, neutered, INFANT CARRIER: adjusting seat, 2 wheels. Like new. lent, $1400 Adult, Tiger cos- 570-498-3616 Wallaby, never drawers, excellent radio. Used maybe 726 Clothing $40. 570-696-2008 570-239-8040 tumer, $20, (2) TRAILER HITCH. Fits 15 times,outgrew VALLEY CATRESCUE Used. $25. Evenflo condition $45. Clown Costumer $5 Chevrolet. Light 824-4172, 9-9 only. Baby Exersaucer- 570-472-1646 SCOOTER. GoGo $200. or best CLOTHING. NWT. PATIO FURNITURE- each, 1 adult clown assembly. 1 year 776 Sporting Goods offer. 570-706-1407 Farm Theme-For 4 5 piece white rust Elite Traveler. 4 costume, $10, Items old. like new. $75 KITTEN free to good Charlotte Russe BEDROOM SET months to walking. free aluminum, 4 wheel, new. Paid from Clown collec- 570-823-2893 BASKETBALL home, 10 weeks 1 shirt, $10, Lucca Beautiful antique Excellent Condition - swivel rockers, 1 $1300 sell $950. Will tion, .50-$1 each. HOOP; Great condi- black female. Call Couture sweater French Provincial 790 Swimming $25.570-288-7905 ottoman, no chair deliver local for 570-328-0843 TRUCK CAP, 6 ft. In tion, asking $90. 570-575-9984 after jacket, $20 VANS great condition, pads included, very small fee. good condition. $75. Call 570-331-8183 Pools/Hot Tubs 3 pm. varsity crew. $5. Includes a queen PLAY PEN: Safari Free People NAVY good condition. 570-239-8040 GARAGE SALE 570-655-1604 headboard, armoire KITTENS & 2 cats themed Cosco, can top, $25. $125. WEBER char- BICYCLE Schwinn be used either for a chest of drawers, WALKER, with LEFT OVER POOL. Family. New free to good home. 570-696-3528 coal kettle grill (22”) LE-Tour mens 27” in box. Strong boy or girl, side night stand, must with cover. Good wheels, for an adult. ITEMS Upholstery Shop blue road bike, large Call 570-709-7439 see!!! Asking $450 POTTY CHAIR, for durable vinyl pocket. $20. JACKETS: boys- condition. $50. frame, good condi- but willing to negoti- an adult. Both brand Complete service 103”x69”x18”. $10 KITTENS (2) Free to Fisher price mobile. black size 14, gen- 570-287-4173 Liquidation Sale tion $100. after 3pm ate. White Simmons new - $15 each. for 8, Crown Manor, Stripping Tanks, 570-235-6056 good indoor homes turns, plays 4 uine Italian stone 570-655-3197 Sleigh Crib, great PATIO TABLE with 4 570-239-3428 handpainted Industrial Sewing just started eating melodies & a heart- $25. each 868-6018 beat imitation, & condition, converts chairs/cushions, like stoneware, 56 Machines, Material BICYCLE, 26” on their own recent- to toddler bed. Ask- a bronze brownish WHEELCHAIR. pieces $16.80. & much more. 794 Video Game ly. Very pretty and projects images on PURSES (2) Vera women’s Schwinn the top canopy. ing $100 frame with a nice Companion. Never Complete service $65. Little Tykes Systems/Games have extra digit like Bradley assorted 570-760-4434 glass top with a hint used. $60 for 8, 65 pieces din- ALARGE VARIETY OF ITEMS!! a thumb on front $20. 570-991-2809 purses $20. each. Call for Appointment climber/slide $25. of green to the tem- 570-829-4494 nerware set $19.50 Little Tykes slide $5. paws (polydactyl). 570-693-2612 BREAKFRONT, 570-909-7334 NINTENDO DSI, pered glass. $165. in small roses. Com- Today’s Kids picnic Call 570-428-4482 Beautiful, traditional, Light Blue, perfect 714 Bridal Items Cash or Paypal. plete service for 8, VACUUM: Bissell table $10. 654-2657 or 570-412-9884 excellent condition, 570-735-2661 758 Miscellaneous 41 pieces, white din- screen, hardly used, 730 Computer Easy Vac electric has multiple games. KITTENS, 6 kittens, solid cherry. $1,000 nerware set $12.30 BICYCLE, BMX Haro WEDDING GOWN: broom very good $115. 570-822-2948 10 weeks old. Free Equipment & or best offer. POOL TABLE, 7’, AIR MATTRESS by Farberware Backtrail X1 NY Size 10, elegantly condition $5. to good home. Software 570-417-1235 non slate table top, Full size, new with Glass sets .25 - .50 QUIST, 20x2.1 tires; embroidered organ- 570-735-6638 570-455-3254 without leg support. pump 19”. $40. each. Lamps $3 & 5 24T sealed bottom PLAY STATION 2 & za gown, 3D floral CHAIR rocks & Call after 6 pm. MATTRESS TOPPER details. Strapless LAPTOP HP nx6325 each. Desperate VHS MOVIE LOT bracket. Ridden PLAY STATION KITTENS, free to swivels, love seat, $200. 829-2382 new, full size with GAMES (20) Call for draped bodice and duo core refur- pink color, good housewives game, reduced to $2. each only 2 or 3 times good homes. 5 gel & leather $75. new $3. Monopoly or all 22 vhs for $35 titles & details. $5- A-line skirt create a bished: w7sp1, ofc10, condition. both $50. RECLINER: Electric since new, new; beautiful, play & 570-823-2709 $3. DVDs $2 each. All have their covers $15. Excellent con- slimming effect. antivirus + more. 570-655-2154 lift recliner, neutral CRMO seat tube & energetic kittens. 3 Tapes $1. each. Bird & most are the plas- dition unless noted Chapel train, Veil 1.6AMD T64X2, color, good condi- cranks. Quality black and 2 orange. house cookie jar in tic ones also a vhs cash or paypal or included—Never 80gb, 1.0 ram,SD CHAIR, Dark pine tion. $125.00. BARREL, heavy duty bike. 8 weeks old. box $4. Vases .25 to stand, black holds take all for $85. Worn, never altered, media, dvdrw, wifi, desk, good condi- 570-446-8672 wooden. New $249. asking 570-655-6032 not bad luck-Bride new battery & bag + tion. $10. TABLE, 53 gallon. $5. Pillows $1 to $2. many movies for $5. $149. 570-696-1410. 570-735-2661 bought different warranty / free cherry end Tradi- RECLINERS. (2) Lift. Excellent each. Pictures $1 to Cash or Paypal 815 Dogs dress! $800 or Best delivery. $250. tional, $10. $50 and $175. condition $195. $3 each. Oak coffee 570-735-2661 BICYCLE, Diamond PLAYSTATION 2 - Offer. 570-287-1560 570-862-2236 570-675-1277 570-823-4325 570-876-3830 table $30. Base- Back Unisex Octane $50. Call 570-855- board molding in 760 Monuments & 6 speed, cool blue, 0403 any time. AKC Newfoundland 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ COMPUTER DESK, SOFA beige with beige $5. 1 box. Call 20” wheels. Excell- puppies. 2 Black corner, excellent rust tones 81” BEDLINER: 89 570-639-1653 Lots ent condition. males 1 black and Transportation Transportation condition, gray/light length $300. Chevy S10 truck Originally $300, 796 Wanted to Buy white male. Shots, oak color $70. 570-823-2709 bedliner, standard GARAGE SALE asking, $125. Merchandise wormed, full regis- 570-868-6018 cab $30. Four bar- GRAVE LOT 570-466-4564 tration. Parents on Dedicated Account Drivers SOFA: Rowe over- LEFT OVER Near baby land at rel carb running premises 650.00 $62K Annually, $2K Sign-On Bonus CUSHIONS. Patio sized Sofa & love ITEMS Memorial Shine in from Chevy motor BICYCLE, Girls Trek 570-674-3574 chair cushion (6), (1) seat, 7 years old, Solid oak headboard Carverton. Affordable Medical Plan options with $50. 3 suitcases in Purple, 21 speed, large cushion. All for good condition with frame $50. Two $400. Call BUYING SPORTCARDS excellent shape MT 220. Excellent Pay Cash for Eligibility First Day of Employment. $12. 570-829-4494 $250. 639-7270 6’ electric base- 570-287-6327 $40. 570-740-1246 condition. Originally baseball, football, Co-Driver Positions - board heaters $15 $300, asking, $125. basketball, hockey DESK & DRESSER, TV ENTERTAIN- Home Weekly and Every Weekend BICYCLES Boys & each. Two step-type 570-466-4564 & non-sports. Sets, solid wood $50. End MENT CENTER, fits exercise machines 762 Musical singles & wax. Automotive Industry Gouldsboro PA tables, two $50. 32 inch TV, 42w x girls 20” $40. each. 570-822-4251 $15. each. One Instruments BICYCLES: Italian 570-212-0398 (Scranton Metro) Antique bedroom 48h x 15d, wood fin- stepper exerciser Racing Bike Man- CHIHUAHUA FOX TERRIER set with armoire ish,very good condi- 10 weeks old. Very CAP FOR PICK-UP $10. Little green FACE PEDAL. DUN- gusta Precision TeamOne a National Logistics Organization is $200 or best offer. tion, asking $20.00 friendly. 1 female TRUCK. A.R.E. fiber- machine shampoo- LOP FUZZ. Original 3000, aluminum The Video currently recruiting for dedicated account Team 570-262-1615 (570)287-0690 $225. Call glass, white in er $5. 10 packs Fuzz Face reissue. composite engi- Game Store scalloped flower neered $125. Girls (570) 371-3441 Drivers for their new facility that will begin oper- TV Entertainment color, 3 sliding win- Excellent condition. 28 S. Main W.B. DESK, roll top good bed edging $5. Free Spirit Outrage, ation in mid June 2011. These fully benefited posi- Center, oak 3 glass dows, screens 60”x $69. Pedal. Mae- Open Mon- Sat, condition, dark each. 570-822-8701 15 speed, all Terrain DACHSHUND doors & shelves. TV 75.5” on truck only 4 stro OD-60 Over- 12pm – 6pm tions are well compensated. The route drivers will wood, fine bedroom never used. $75. PUPPIES opening is 34” sq. years, like new call drive. Excellent 570-822-9929 / be delivering auto parts to dealerships throughout desk. $15. or best GARAGE SALE 570-474-6028 (2) 1 black and tan offer. 706-1407 Excellent condition! after 4:30 week condition. $29. Rick, 570-941-9908 male, 1 tan female. the Eastern portion of the US. Qualified candi- days. $325. LEFTOVER 283-2552 rick@ $75. 570-814-1189 BIKE. Men’s Fugi. $200 each. Call dates should be 23 years of age and possess a 570-868-6327 ITEMS wyomingvalley.net 24 speed, CroMolly $$ CASH PAID $$ 570-262-5313 valid CDL Adrivers licenses with a minimum of WARDROBES one Crib &changing 22x50 like new, CEDAR CHEST, $50. table $65. Bassinet PIANO: Baldwin tubing, 19” frame. VIDEO GAMES & two years OTR verifiable experience. Candidates $65. One cedar Hannah Montana $40. Hayward pool console with bench, Looks and runs very GERMAN SHEPHERD/ must possess an acceptable BI and MVR. Drivers DINING ROOM - lined 22x40, excel- lamp $10. Floor motor $50. 4’ Pool excellent, tuned & good. $75. SYSTEMS must possess doubles and Haz Mat endorsements. Oak Hutch, Table, lent condition $95. lamp, $20. Pine Ladder $15. delivered $750. 570-696-2008 Highest $$ Paid LAB PUPPIES 6 Chairs, Server/ 570-759-9846 shelf $5. 693-2612 570-824-5383 570-474-6362 Guaranteed 3 males, $350 each. TeamOne offer a competitive salary and afford- BIKE: Lady’s Moun- Buffet. EXCELLENT Buying all video 1 female, $400. tain Bike. 26”. Great able benefits inclosing choice of medical plans, CONDITION! games & All Black. 746 Garage Sales/ 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ shape. $25.00. dental, vision, 401K, etc. Interested candidates $800.00 systems. PS1 & 2, Transportation Transportation Transportation 570-901-1084 CHIHUAHUA PUPS can call 866-851-9902 to set up an interview. (570) 814-1189 Estate Sales/ Xbox, Nintendo, 1 female $375, 1 Atari, Coleco, male $325. Black & DINING ROOM - Flea Markets DART BOARD 18” TeamOne is an equal opportunity Employer THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF Sega, Mattel, tan. Great lap dogs. Oak Hutch, Table, Coors Light dart M/F/H/V Gameboy, All puppies ready 6 Chairs, EXCEL- TRANSPORTATION board, blue, red, Vectrex etc. now. Vet certified. LENT CONDITION! white, grey, tourna- FORTY FORT is seeking qualified applicants for DVD’s, VHS & CDs No papers. $500.00 ment quality, mount- 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business & Pre 90’s toys, 570-648-8613 (570) 814-1189 ing hook, great con- Development Development TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION INSPECTOR dition. $45. The Video DINING ROOM / Multiple limited-term Transportation Construction Inspector (TCI) positions 706-614-8020 Game Store KITCHEN TABLE: 1150 S. Main AUTOMOTIVE SALES round with leaf are available from April through December (with the possibility of overtime) Scranton PEKINGESE AKC GARAGE SALE Female, 10 weeks (makes oval), 4 in the Department of Transportation District 4-0 Office in Dunmore, PA. LEFT OVER Mon - Sat, old. $500. CONSULTANTS chairs, light oak, ITEMS 12pm – 6pm very good condition TCI’s perform technical duties in testing and inspecting materials & inspect- 570-822-9929 570-752-7066 $250. Desk Orga- 63 Walnut St BIKE girl’s $35. 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House solid inspection work which required reading & interpreting plans and specifica- 752 Landscaping & HELMETS one XL THE MOST 10am cherry table, 6 tions and an associate degree in an appropriate engineering technology; or IN CASH • 401k Plan • 5 Day Work Week chairs, 2 leaves and Gardening red, Surround ATV to 6pm any equivalent combination of experience and/or training which provides the helmet $50. One • Huge New & Used Inventory table pads. $550 required knowledges, skills, and abilities. 570-991-0727 or GAS BLOWER, XXL Camo-Surround 570-474-5792 McCollough, runs ATV helmet $50. Apply in person to: good. $40. Starting Hourly Rate: $17.38 One large black Blake Gagliardi, Sales Manager DINING TABLE: 570-288-9940 vector sport ATV Rick Merrick, Sales Manager Round, 52” solid To schedule the civil service test for this job title, apply online with the State helmet $25. dark wood, unique LAWN MOWER Civil Service Commission at www.scsc.state. pa.us or call 717-783-3058 to 570-735-7742 tressel bottom with Yardman 6 hp 22” request a paper application. 4 cushioned chairs. cut self propelled QUAD ITP SS Asking $275.00. [no bag] runs new Interested individuals may also contact PennDOT, District 4-0 at (570) 963- WHEELS AND ITP 570-899-2305 $100. Wheelbar- TERRACROSS row antique iron 4034 for more information or visit a local CareerLink Office for assistance. TIRES: Like new. LAMPS (2) grey wheel and handles Less than 50 miles metal & black. $25 good condition $50 Pennsylvania is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer Promoting $400.00. 601 Kidder Street, Wilkes-Barre each. 570-740-1246 firm. 570-655-3197 Workforce Diversity 570-675-0143 39 Prospect St • Nanticoke PAGE 10D MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 815 Dogs 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale BACK MOUNTAIN BERWICK DALLAS DALLAS DALLAS ASHLEY BEAR CREEK DALLAS 1419 First Ave For Sale By Estate. DALLAS 1920’s Bungalow. A RARE FIND Kitchen, full bath, dining room, living room, family room & breakfast room 1st floor. 2 bed- rooms & 1 full bath PAWS 2nd floor. Gas heat, 912 Lewis Road fireplace, large lot, Private setting, con- Reduced Price! 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Driveways, SCREENED & BLENDED fast service re-done, granite NEW LISTING! baths; 2 half-baths. cleaning attics, cellar, Delivery Available Lower level rec may get mail from Christopher’s concrete pads &all 570-735-0846 countertops in the Secluded on a hill garage, one piece or Hunlock Sand room with wet bar people who promise Cleaning Service types of Excavating! kitchen, exterior but part of High (570) 332-0077 whole Estate, also & Gravel & fireplace. leads to forestall your Call Today available 10 & 20 yard with new landscap- Point Acres. 2 story foreclosure for a fee 570-336-0411 Serra Painting 1336 Window ing and stone patio Colonial, 4 bed- to heated in-ground 570-299-9512 dumpsters. 655-0695 pool. Beautifully in advance. Report or email us at: 592-1813 or 287-8302 Book Now For Cleaning with lake frontage rooms, 2.5 baths. them to the Federal 1105 Floor Covering Summer & Save. All to name a few! Large family room landscaped 2 nepacleaning@ 1183 Masonry acre lot. 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Free Est. 779-0918 or You Can’t Lose! ed. Free est. ESTATE Besecker Realty the FTC. 570-696-4792 570-283-1341 542-5821; 814-8299 570-283-5254 570-822-3943 570-283-9840 570-288-0770 570-675-3611 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011 PAGE 11D 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale DURYEA FORTY FORT HANOVER TWP. HANOVER TWP. HARVEY’S LAKE DALLAS 122 Lackawanna Ave EXETER JENKINS TWP KINGSTON KINGSTONTWP. GREATDEAL! PRICE REDUCED NEW PRICE

400 Shrine View 2 story in good Just a few more 94 Ferry Road Pole 131 1717 River Road 163 Poplar St. Elegant & classic condition with 3 S finishing touches Nice vinyl sided 2 Lakeside Drive Compact 2 Nice 2 1/2 story stone & wood bedrooms, 1 full will complete the story situated on a Lake front home story home with home with original frame traditional in renovations. This bath, eat-in great corner fenced with 2-story livable O 3 bedrooms, 1st woodwork. Corner 8 Circle Drive superb location home has a new kitchen, 2 car lot in Hanover Twp. boathouse! Year floor bath with lot in quiet neigh- Only one lucky overlooking adja- kitchen, new garage, fenced 2 bedrooms, 2 round home offers P 1509 Wyoming Ave. laundryL, large borhood. Roof 9 family will be cent Irem Temple drywall & new yard &new modern baths, fireplace, cathedral Freshly painted and kitchen. Parking years old. Hard- able to make Country Club golf carpeting. gas heat. additional finished ceiling, cedar panel- insulated, immacu- in rearD with wood floors in good this home their course. Living room $59,000 MLS # 10-4324 space in basement ing. Boat house has late and sitting on alley access. condition. Ductless own! BeaE utifully with beamed ceiling MLS #11-1502 Sunday 1pm-3pm $59,900 for 2 more bed- a patio for grilling, almost half an acre $39,900 AC and new 100 kept Ranch with & fireplace; large Call Tracy Zarola Call Ruth at rooms or open dock space as this 3 bedroom 1.5 MLS 11-99 amp wiring 2 car garage, formal dining room; 570-574-6465 362 Susquehanna Ave 570-696-1195 or office/playrooms. well as enclosed Completely remod- bath home can be Call Colleen MLS #11-625 new batNh, par- cherry paneled sun- 570-696-0723 570-696-5411 Attached 2 car area for your boat. eled, spectacular, 2 yours. Features 570-237-0415 $89,000 tially finished room; 4 bedrooms garage connected 2nd floor is a studio story Victorian include a modern Donald Crossin basement, 3 with 3 full baths & by a 9x20 breeze- style kitchenette/ LEWITH &FREEMAN home, with 3 bed- kitchen, central 570-288-0770 seasonDroom, 2 powder rooms. way which could be living room, full bath rooms and 1.5 A/C. laundry room, CROSSIN REAL almost 1 acre in Oversized in-ground a great entertaining plus a deck. Take a baths, new rear office and free ESTATE Dallas School pool. Paved, area! Above ground look! MLS#11-1379 DURYEA deck, full front standing fireplace. SMITH HOURIGAN GROUP 570-288-0770 District. Home circular drive. pool, gas fireplace, $399,900 I porch, tiled baths All appliances Warrancy includ- $550,000 gas heat, newer Bob Cook 262-2665 and kitchen, granite included. Just move ed. For more MLS# 11-939 roof and “All Dri” Jill Jones 696-6550 JENKINS TWP. countertops, all right in! For more HANOVER TWP. information and Call Joe Moore system installed in KINGSTON N Cherry hardwood details and photos 510 Gibson Ave photos visit our 570-288-1401 basement. floors throughout, visit: www.atlas website at MLS #11-626 HARVEYS LAKE all new stainless realtyinc.com www.atlas $119,900 G steel appliances MLS 11-604 realtyinc.com Mark R. Mason and lighting, new oil $177,900 MLS #11-370 570-331-0982 furnace, washer Call Kim $174,900 CROSSIN REAL 96 Main St. dryer in first floor 570-466-3338 Call Charlie ESTATE Updated inside and bath. Great neigh- 570-829-6200 570-288-0770 out, 3 unit home in borhood, nice yard. VM 101 DALLAS move in condition. $174,900 26 Spring Street 23 Mead St. Live in one apart- 570-654-1490 Single family home Newly remodeled 2 located on a well ment and the other HARDING Pole 165 story on a corner manicured fenced 105 Circle Drive PRICE REDUCED! 2 can pay the mort- Lakeside Drive lot with fenced in Well constructed corner lot. This gage. Modern A truly unique yard and 2 car all brick 2 story HANOVER TOWNSHIP home provides kitchens and baths. 315 Countrywood Dr home! 7,300 sq.ft. garage. 4 bed- tudor on a beautiful paved off street Large 2nd floor of living on 3 floors rooms, 1 bath, landscaped corner parking & a single apartment has 3 with 168' of lake 1,660 sq. ft. For lot. Includes hard- car detached bedrooms, large frontage with more information wood floors, double garage. Entering eat in kitchen, and boathouse. and photos visit crown moldings, EXETER TWP. the front door 6 Morris Circle 1.5 baths and laun- Expansive living www.atlas ultra-modern you’re greeted by KINGSTON “Best Buy”…Not the dry room. 1st floor room; dining room, realtyinc.com kitchen, built ins, hardwood floors, store, but this ele- units have 1 bed- front room all with $89,900 woodburning fire- TWP. updated windows Well maintained gant home in Over- room and 1 bath. 2 fireplaces. MLS 10-3684 place, rear stair- & a pleasant floor Bi-Level on nicely brook Estates, Dal- car garage and 4 Coffered ceiling; Call Bill case, patio with plan. Seller will landscaped corner PRIVACY & SERENITY! las. Recently off street parking Pristine 3 bedroom modern oak kitchen 570-362-4158 pergola, sprinkler pay 3% towards lot. Finished lower reduced! Three fin- spaces. For more home boasts large with breakfast system, waterfall closing costs. level with gas ished floors with info and photos, go eat-in kitchen with room; Florida room; and pond. Heated Call for appointment fireplace & sliding over 5,000SF from to www.atlas french door to patio, study & 3 room & garage. Impeccable the grand two-story realtyinc.com $79,900 doors to private Come & see this formal dining room, bath suite. 5 condition inside foyer and hardwood MLS 11-1447 MLS# 10-4598 patio. Totally fenced stately brick 2-story hardwood floors, tile bedrooms & 4 and out. staircase to the fin- $129,000 Call Vieve Zaroda yard, 1 car garage. with 4 bedrooms, 2 in kitchen and baths on 2nd. $349,900 ished lower level Call Terry (570) 474-6307 $149,900 full & 2 half baths. baths, master bed- Lounge, bedroom, MLS# 10-3870 with gym, game 570-885-3041 or Ext. 2772 MLS# 11-1271 JENKINS TWP. In-ground pool, room with walk-in bath, exercise room Call Cathy room, guest bed- Angie Call Cathy This 40 acre covered patio, closet and master & loft on 3rd floor. (570) 696-5422 room and bath. 570-885-4896 (570) 696-5422 estate features: finished lower level, bath with soaking In-ground pool & 2- Your purchase will tub. Over-sized 2 story pool house. living room with fire- be an investment in fireplace & wood place & hardwood stove, 3-car car garage, con- AC on 3rd floor. luxury! One year crete driveway. $1,149,000 floor; family room attached garage, 5- Smith Hourigan new 20x42 Skovish Additional lot avail- MLS# 10-1268 with vaulted ceiling car detached Group Brothers in-ground able for $35,000. Call Joe Moore & fireplace; 1st floor garage w/apart- 570-474-6307 Smith Hourigan master bedroom & kidney shaped pool. Looking for that MLS 11-1149 Smith Hourigan 570-288-1401 Group Cherry kitchen with ment above. Group bath with jetted tub special place $739,000 $259,000 570-696-1195 upgraded appli- Michael Slacktish 570-696-1195 250 Susquehan- & stall shower; pan- called home? Joe Mantione HANOVER TWP. nock Drive eled den; dining ances. 5 bedrooms, 570-760-4961 275 Phillips Street 5 baths, first floor Classified will address 613-9080 HARDING Immaculate Cape room with stone den. A must see! Your needs. Cod home features KINGSTON floor & skylight; 3 MLS#11-1067 Open the door 1st floor master additional bedrooms $599,000 with classified! suite with office and & 2 baths. Central Maribeth Jones HARVEYS LAKE 3/4 bath. 2nd floor A/C, 3 out buildings. 696-6565 SIGNATURE Ridge Ave has 2 large bed- MLS#11-2101 DURYEA PROPERTIES rooms with walk in $725,000 Blueberry Hill. 570-675-5100 closets and adjoin- Call Joe Moore 3 bedroom ranch. FALLS ing bath. 1st floor Nancy Judd Large lot with pool. laundry and 1/2 570-288-1401 Lease To Buy. For 310 Lockville Rd. bath, modern more details, call. REDUCED! HANOVER TOWNSHIP 549 Charles Ave. kitchen with bam- A quality home in a Reduced 327,500. SERENITY boo floors, living (570) 655-8118 Enjoy the serenity superior location! DALLAS room with stone Features: large of country living in fireplace. 2 tier this beautiful 2 living room; formal Modern 2 story deck overlooks dining room with DURYEA story home on 2.23 home on 1 acre. above ground pool, acres surrounded parquet flooring; Duplex. Excellent ready for summer oak kitchen with LAFLIN by nature the prop- fun! For more infor- SUNDAY JUNE 26 starter home, breakfast area; 1st erty has it’s own mation and photos, 12:00PM-1:30PM retirement home, floor master private driveway. please visit Well kept 2 or investment bedroom & bath RR1, Box 297 83 Pulaski St, Great entertaining property Public www.atlas MAJESTIC VIEW! bedroom ranch with inside & out! 3 car suite; bedroom/ Two story home in sewer,deep well. realtyinc.com sitting room; knotty 705 The Greens 3 bedroom brick new kitchen, fenced garage plus 2 car good condition fea- $109,000 MLS #11-657 pine den; half-bath. Impressive, 4,000 Ranch home nes- yard, one car detached. A MUST tures three bed- Negotiable $299,000 2nd floor: 2 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, tled on approxi- garage. SEE! MLS#11-831 rooms, formal din- 570-287-5775 Call Colleen bedrooms & bath. 5 1/2 bath condo Let the tenant mately an acre of $79,900 $279,900 ing room, detached or 570-332-1048 570-237-0415 Finished room in features large living help with your well groomed river- MLS #11-638 call Nancy one car garage at a lower level with room/dining room mortgage, Double front land with Call Tracy Zarola 570-237-0752 5 Fairfield Drive great price. new carpeting & with gas fireplace., breathtaking scenic 570-574-6465 Shopping for a Don’t travel to a with a three MLS# 11-875 wetbar. Central air. vaulted ceilings views, cascading 570-696-0723 resort. Live in your bedroom and two $ 34,200 new apartment? 2-car garage. In- and loft; master tree lines and the vacation destination bedroom unit, vinyl Call Tracy L. Classified lets ground concrete bedroom with his legendary cliffs of LEWITH &FREEMAN in the 3 bedroom, McDermott, Broker pool with jacuzzi. & hers baths; exterior, some Falls. Beautiful bird you compare costs - 2.5 bath home with Owner Office: JENKINS TWP./ $324,900 2 additional bed- updates, separate and wildlife to daz- gourmet kitchen (570) 696-2468 without hassle MLS# 10-1633 rooms with private utilities and off zle the eye and HANOVER TWP. and fabulous views. or worry! Call Joe Moore baths; great eat- street parking. excellent fishing HARVEYS LAKE INKERMAN Enjoy the heated in- 45 Main St. 570-288-1401 ground pool with in kitchen with $89,500 and hunting for your Get moving cabana, built-in island; den; family MLS# 11-1597 enjoyment. Living with classified! room; craft room; room w/fireplace, BBQ and fire pit in shop. 2 decks. family room, full this private, ''Overlooking the heated basement, HARVEYS LAKE tranquil setting. For ponds'' riverfront deck, more info and pho- $499,000 central A/C and tos visit: www.atlas MLS# 11-872 much more. A one 290-292 realtyinc.com Call Joe Moore (570) 348-1761 of a a kind find. Lee Park Ave. KINGSTON MLS 11-1686 570-288-1401 Must see! HANOVER TWP. Very nice all brick $319,900 13 Carpenter Road Own this home for MLS #10-3751 double block has Make it your own! Call Keri less than $400 a DURYEA $182,000 front and back The potential has 570-885-5082 Call Debbie porches. Beautiful not yet been fully month! Large 3 McGuire yard with mature bedroom home with realized with this POLE 265 570-332-4413 plantings, 3 bed- home. Some reno- formal dining room, Crossin Real rooms, 1 bath, LAKESIDE DRIVE vations were start- 44’ of lakefront! off street parking Estate detached 1 car ed, now bring your and large yard. For garage in back of This home offers DALLAS 570-288-0770 hammer and finish more information the home. recently remodeled 76 N. Dawes Ave. 103 Claymont Ave. it up. This home is and photos, log MLS#11-1988 kitchen with Cherry Very well main- Just starting out or on a large lot locat- LAFLIN $135,000 cabinetry, granite onto www.atlas tained 2 bedroom SCHOOL DISTRICT looking to down- ed just a short walk For Sale By Owner REDUCED!! FORTY FORT Christine Pieczynski counters. Hard- realtyinc.com home with updated size? This is the from the lake and 3 bedrooms, 1 3/4 Three bedroom 696-6569 wood floors through MLS#09-2449 kitchen with granite home for you! This beach area. bath, Tudor home. ranch home, the kitchen and din- $64,900 counter. Large sun- 3 bedroom home MLS#11-1442 New central air, built completely ing area. Stone fire- room over looking offers a finished 464,900 Call Charles in heated pool with renovated (tile, place, enclosed private back yard. lower level with Jill Jones 696-6550 new liner, hardwood hardwood, gran- porch to enjoy the Attached garage, coal stove, large and tile throughout, ite, carpet, roof, lake view! The large unfinished fenced rear yard, new 4 season room. Stainless steel boathouse has a basement. spacious Must see! Asking appliances) two HARVEYS LAKE second level patio, MLS 11-2278 kitchen/dining area. HANOVER TWP. 7 Hickorywood Dr. $249,900 Call baths, Dining storage area, plus $139,900 570-696-0695 room, Living Worth a look! dock space. A must Wonderful 4 bed- 1301 Murray St. Call Colleen 570-371-8556 room, Family MLS#11-1793 see! MLS#11-2018 room Ranch with Very nice duplex, KINGSTON 570-237-0415 Room, Laundry, $129,900 $369,900 sweeping views of fully rented with Garage, office, Jill Jones 696-6550 Bob Cook the valley. Master good return in great rec room, utility 570-262-2665 bedroom with walk- neighborhood. For DALLAS room, lot is 75 x in closet and bath, more information 150. Over 2,500 ultra modern eat-in and photos visit: sq ft of living kitchen with granite www.atlas 143B GROVE ST., space, finished counters and cherry realtyinc.com Like to entertain? basement. 8 Diamond Ave. cabinets with large MLS 11-2149 This floor plan lends KINGSTON $159,900. Loads of space in island and stainless $129,900 itself to that with a Call Jim HANOVER TWP. this modernized tra- 129 S. Dawes Ave. steel appliances. Call Charlie large kitchen, formal 570-212-2222 ditional home. 3rd HUNLOCK CREEK 4 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 car garage, full 570-829-6200 floor is a large bed- dining and living large enclosed unfinished base- room with walk-in rooms. A car enthu- porch with brick ment with Spacious floor plan. closet. Modern siast? This garage fireplace. Full con- walk-out to yard. Hardwood floors EDWARDSVILLE kitchen, family room will hold 4 cars crete basement For more informa- throughout. Recent- addition, deck over- comfortable. Enjoy a with 9ft ceiling. Lots tion and photos visit ly remodeled looking large corner hot tub, this workout of storage, 2 car www.atlas kitchen & master lot. Not just a room has one and garage on double Located within 1 realtyinc.com bath. Sunroom French doors open- lot in a very desir- 146-148 Regal St starter home but a block of elementary MLS #10-4060 heated. Overlooking ing to the rear yard. able neighborhood. FORTY FORT Well located home to stay school & neighbor- PRICE REDUCED a beautiful waterfall. 1382 Murray Street Spacious bed- Close to schools in Hanover Twp. in and grow! For 1267 Main Rd hood park this spa- $267,500 MLS #11-1781 rooms, wood burn- and park and recre- just off the San more informaton JUST REDUCED! cious 4 bedrooms Call Colleen $237,000. ing fireplace. The list ation. Walking dis- Souci Highway. and photos visit Lovely raised ranch offers 1450 sq. ft of 570-237-0415 Call Geri goes on and on! Did tance to downtown Newer kitchens, www.atlas with in ground pool living space with 570-696-0888 I mention you are Wilkes-Barre. Great 9 Williams St. large baths & 3 realtyinc.com in woodsy setting. 1.75 baths, walk up 570-696-3801 just ¼ of a mile from family neighbor- Large 4 bedroom bedrooms each. MLS #11-622 MLS# 11-6 $39,800 attic, and partially the lake?! hood. Carpet home with nice rear Both sides are $122,900 Call Tracy L. finished basement. MLS#11-1994 allowance will be LEWITH &FREEMAN deck, replacement presently occupied. Call Colleen McDermott, Broker Extras include gas $249,900 considered. windows, off street Call for appointment 570-237-0415 Owner Office : fireplace, an in- Jill Jones 696-6550 $129,900 parking. Possible $79,300 (570) 696-2468 ground pool with Extensively remod- MLS #11-1434 apartment in sepa- MLS# 10-4598 fenced yard, new LARKSVILLE DUPONT eled with new Call Tom rate entrance. Call Vieve Zaroda gas furnace, hard- kitchen, stainless 570-262-7716 Loads of potential. steel appliances, 3 (570) 474-6307 wood floors & For more info and bedrooms, 1.5 Ext. 2772 more. Call Ann pictures visit: baths, new gas fur- Looking for the right deal Marie to schedule a www.atlas nace, central air, 2 on an automobile? showing. realtyinc.com car garage, walk-up Turn to classified. $114,900 MLS 11-2091 attic. Gorgeous Ann Marie Chopick $69,900 home with new win- It’s a showroom in print! 570-760-6769 Call Tom PENDING Classified’s got dows, vinyl siding, Smith Hourigan KINGSTON 2340 Mountain Rd Quality 3 bedroom 570-262-7716 doors, laminate Group the directions! HARBairdVEYSSt.LAKE HUNLOCK CREEK BELL REAL ESTATE Architecturally built ranch home on floors, new rugs & 570-474-6307 (570) 288-6654 split level on one ceramic tile & much Ranch, 3 bed- large lot. Family HARDING rooms, 2 bath acre lot with stun- room with cathedral more. $179,900 LAFLIN ning Wyoming Val- Call Nancy Palumbo rooms, eat-in ceiling, gas fire- HANOVER TWP. ley views. Great 570-714-9240 kitchen, dining place, 2 car room, living room, room with fireplace, garage. Access to bonus room, fin- formal dining room, HANOVER TOWNSHIP eat-in kitchen. flagstone patio from ished basement, deck. Two car Potential 3 bed- family room and garage. Double 167 N. Dawes Ave. rooms, 2 baths, master bedroom. Main Road Lot. Country Living Move in condition 2 detached 2-car Above ground pool www.harveyslake At It’s Best. story home. 3 bed- garage. Green- with deck. house.com Well Maintained rooms, 2 baths, house, fish pond, KINGSTON Nice split level on hardwood floors, raised gardens, $165,000 40 N. Landon St. 476 Wyoming St. $189,900 Call farmhouse on 6+ MLS# 10-2905 Residential area, Nice 3 bedroom large lot, recently (570) 639-2358 acres. Garage, ceramic throughout. SUBURBAN OASIS! beautifully mani- Call Arlene Warunek 4 bedroom plus 2 in single home. Gas renovated. On Rte stream. Easy Finished lower level, Two story 4 bed- cured 1 acre lot. 570-650-4169 Reduced! attic totaling 6. 1 1/2 heat. COnvenient 92, past the access to Route 11. security system rooms with 3.5 REDUCED to Bi-Level. 1,750 sq ft. baths. Half block location. To settle Gulf station. PLAINS Affordable at MLS 11-1673 baths. Fully finished $299,000 3 bedrooms, 2 from schools. All estate. Affordable Call Stephen, For sale by owner. $159,900 lower level with MLS# 11-1079 613-9080 REDUCED TO Call Tom Maribeth Jones baths, 1 car garage. new rugs and @ $39,500 Single family home. $159,500 home theater. 2 car New carpeting, appliances, laundry Call Jim for details $145,900. 3 bedrooms. Call Jim 570-262-7716 garage. Central air. 570-696-6565 paint, etc. Large lot. room, two car Towne & Country Fenced in yard. Off Towne & Country Eat-in kitchen. Smith Hourigan Asking $99,900. garage, off street Real Estate Co. street parking. Flex- Real Estate Co. Price: $379,000 Group Deremer Realty parking, $139,900. 570-735-8932 or ible Terms. $75,000. 570-735-8932 or Please call (570) 696-1195 570-477-1149 Call 570-829-0847 570-542-5708 570-829-2123 570-542-5708 (570) 466-8956 PAGE 12D MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale LARKSVILLE LEHMAN NANTICOKE PITTSTON SHAVERTOWN SHAVERTOWN MOUNTAIN TOP REDUCED 85 La Grange St PITTSTON TWP. PRINGLE TRUCKSVILLE 8PM PRICE REDUCED

11 Michael Dr. Immaculate inside 122 Kestrel Road 91 GATES ROAD, 13 Lehigh St., N. Seller will contribute You'll be impressed and out! 3 bedroom Move in condition 25 West Good investment 50 Broad Street. Great 3 bedroom Lovingly cared for 2 toward closing the moment 1.5 bath raised located in “Forest Washington St. property. All units Solid, meticulous, ranch home on over bedroom, 1 bath costs on this 1997 you enter this ranch on approx 9 Pointe”, this 2-story Move right into this are rented. All utili- 1500 S.F., brick 2 acres of land! bungalow with Yeagley built home. well-maintained scenic acres. home with an open very nice 3 bed- ties paid by tenants. 40 Gain St. ranch, containing 6 This home offers an many improve- Home is on a large, home, conveniently Central air, 6 car floor plan has 8 room 1 bath home. MLS 11-1497 Be the first rooms, 3 bedrooms oversized garage located. This lovely garage with 6 S ments done includ- with carport in rear. private lot but con- rooms, 4 bedrooms Lots of natural $85,900 occupants of and 1 full bath on ing new (2 yrs. old) venient to every- home features garage door open- and 3 baths, a duel woodwork and a Gloria Jean Malarae this newly con- the main level and A large tiled sun- central air and fur- thing. Bonus room eat-in kitchen, 3 ers, 2 out buildings, sided stone fire- beautiful stained 570-814-5814 structed Ranch full bath in base- room to enjoy year nace. 1 car garage in lower level. Built- bedrooms, formal paved driveway, place separates the glass window. CLASSIC home on a low ment, situated on round. Master bed- dining room, inground pool with O with attached cus- room with ¾ bath. in 2 car garage. family room and liv- Kitchen appliances PROPERTIES traffic street. All 1.03 Acres. NEW tom built carport. $147,500 3-season porch, gas & solar heat ing room. Enjoy and wall to wall car- 570-718-4959 you could ask kitchen with granite First floor laundry. This property is a MLS# 10-4348 large deck. The with 12X18' cabana, your summer on the peting approxi- ext. 1366 for is already counter tops, wood Schedule your “must see”! Call Betty expansive lower many fruit trees spacious deck and mately 1 year old. here, 3 bed- cabinetry, new appointment today! level family room and more. L MLS #10-3624 MLS#11-1911 (570) 510-1736 Home also has a rooms, 2 baths, in the 16x34 in- stove, dishwasher, $139,000 features large bar. $410,000 one car detached hardwood and $157,900 ground swimming PITTSTON microwave, tiled Donald Crossin 1 year warranty MLS# 11-1629 garage. tile floors with Jill Jones 696-6550 pool Make an floors. Bath has 570-288-0770 included. This home Five Mountains appointment today! $82,900 granite and new tile floor and is priced to sell! Realty D Crossin Real MLS 11-347 stainless steel MLS#11-1822 tub surround, dou- Estate PRICE REDUCED 570-542-2141 Call John kitchen, gas $299,000 ble vanity and mir- 570-288-0770 $177,000 Karen Altavilla 570-704-6846 fireplace, cen- rors. Lower level Smith Hourigan MLS# 10-4639 570-283-9100 x28 Antonik &Associ- tral air, 2 car has summer Group Barbara Young MESHOPPEN ates, Inc. garage and rear 570-287-1196 Novak Road kitchen, full bath SHAVERTOWN Call 570-466-6940 570-735-7494 patio and full and large, dry- SHAVERTOWN basement. For walled area. Over- COLDWELL BANKER, more informa- size, 2 car garage/ WANAMIE PITTSTON 88 Maple Lane tion and photos, workshop and 950 Center St. RUNDLE REAL ESTATE Spacious 4 bed- log onto shed. Property has 570-474-2340 room, 2.5 bath www.atlas been subdivided Ext. 55 MOUNTAIN TOP Cape Cod with realtyinc.com into 4 lots. Call Pat 460 S. Mtn great open floor MLS #10-3676 for the details. Collect cash, not dust! Blvd. plan, hardwood $219,900 $249,900. Clean out your floors, first floor Call Colleen Lovely, nearly com- Pat McHale 138 Wakefield Road basement, garage master bedroom 570-237-0415 (570) 613-9080 pleted, renovated Inviting contempo- 380 Lantern Hill Rd or attic and call the and bath. Screened rary with breathtak- Victorian farmhouse porch off kitchen Stunning describes Classified depart- sits high on 7.81 ing sunsets fea- this impressive 2 118 Church Dr and lower covered tures an open floor Unique Property. ment today at 570- acres featuring deck from walkout story with views 829-7130! JUST REDUCED! plan, ultra kitchen, Well maintained 2 panoramic pastoral Three story with basement. Walk-in from every room. views, high ceilings, hardwoods Architectural design story. 10 years old. three bedrooms, attic, oversize one throughout, two- Privacy galore. original woodwork, two baths also car garage. All in a which features gutted, rewired, sided gas FP, spa- 3.5 acres. Pole LARKSVILLE Large well cared features family quiet desirable gourmet kitchen insulated and sheet- PLAINS SCRANTON like master bath, Barn 30 x 56 for for home! 4 bed- room and den. neighborhood. For 1610 Westminster Rd 1504 Euclid Ave with granite tops. rocked, newer roof, very generous storage of equip- rooms, lots of MLS#11-401 more information Office with built-ins. vinyl siding, kitchen room sizes, 5 bed- ment, cars or storage. Enjoy $ 60,400 and pictures go to: Finished lower level and baths. Gas rooms, 4 baths, fin- boats. A must your summer in Call Tracy L. www.atlas with 2nd kitchen. rights negotiable. ished walk-out see property. your own 18x36, McDermott, Broker realtyinc.com Family room with Lots of potential lower level. $289,000 In-ground, Solar Owner Office: MLS 11-2243 French doors out to with TLC. Elk Lake $583,000 MLS# 10-3799 Heated Pool, (570) 696-2468. $159,000 rear yard. 4 car School District. MLS #11-952 Call Geri complete with Angie 885-4896 garage. $ 775,000 $175,000 Call Tracy Zarola 570-696-0888 diving board and Terry - 885-3041 MLS# 11-1241 MLS# 11-525 Call 570-574-6465 570-696-3801 111 Falcon Drive slide. Pool house Call Geri 570-696-2468 570-696-0723 Brand new since with bar and room DRASTIC Charming 3 bed- 570-696-0888 LEWITH & FREEMAN 2004, 3 bedrooms, for a poker table! REDUCTION room, 2 1/2 bath, LEWITH &FREEMAN 570-696-3801 570-288-9371 2 baths, central air, Large L-shaped Gorgeous estate oversized 2 car 2 car garage, shed, deck. Don't worry like property with garage built in 2004 LEWITH &FREEMAN 6 car driveway. about the price of log home plus 2 in the beautiful SHAVERTOWN Roof, kitchen, fur- gas, enjoy a stay- story garage on 1 Tripps Park Devel- WEST PITTSTON nace, a/c unit and cation all summer PITTSTON acres with many opment in Scranton. SHICKSHINNY master bath all long! Family room outdoor features. Modern eat-in PITTSTON kitchen with maple OWNER SAYS: “SELL!” replaced. Modern with gas fireplace. 12 George Street Garage. For more kitchen with granite 4 zone, efficient, info and photos cabinets, tiled floor, island, tile floors, gas hot water, visit: www.atlas center island and maple cabinets. MOOSIC baseboard heat. realtyinc.com French doors lead- Fireplace in family Hardwood floors. MLS# 11-319 ing out to large deck room, large closets, Huge eat-in $300,000 overlooking the modern baths. kitchen with large, Call Charles fenced yard. New 142 Cedar Ave Stamped concrete movable island. hardwood floors in 4 bedroom cape 210 Susquehanna patio. For more Large, private 95 William St. the family room. cod with family Avenue information and yard. Replace- 1/2 double home Formal living and room addition. Fin- Well cared for 3 dining rooms. Mas- ished basement. 2 Spectacular sunlit photos visit ment windows. Two story single with more square bedroom, 1.5 bath, ter bedroom with ½ bath. 1 car great room with www.atlas Home warranty with 7 rooms, footage than most modern kitchen, master bath and garage. 120’ x 240’ floor to ceiling realtyinc.com included. 3 bedrooms, single family sunroom, 1st floor 2002 ranch with walk-in closet. 2nd lot. $130,000. stone fireplace & MLS #11-1166 $224,000 1.5 baths, new homes. 4 bed- laundry. Updated floor laundry Besecker Realty vaulted ceiling adds $279,900 brick and vinyl MLS# 11-382 windows, modern rooms, 1.5 baths, PLAINS electric, replace- MLS 11-1841 570-675-3611 to the charm of this Call Tom exterior, oak Call Michael Pinko kitchen, some ultra modern ment windows, gas $259,000 11 year young 3-4 570-262-7716 kitchen, two (570) 899-3865 appliances includ- kitchen and remod- heat, off street Marilyn KSnyder bedrooms, 2 story ed, electric service, eled baths. Super parking. Beautifully bedrooms, ready Real Estate situated on almost some carpeting and clean. For more SHAVERTOWN an acre of tranquili- landscaped proper- to finished base- information and 570-825-2468 ment, garage and hardwood floors. ty with fenced ty with pond and Call Rita for details photos visit fish, storage shed, off street parking. above ground pool, $68,900 www.atlas LINE UP rocking chair porch river view, no flood $139,900 Smith Hourigan 570-954-6699 realtyinc. com and a mountain insurance required. LARKSVILLE Looking For Offers! Group Walsh MLS 11-2120 A GREAT DEAL... view – there’s a For additional info 45 First Street W. MLS# 10-4194 570-474-6307 Real Estate $63,000 formal dining room and photos view 570-654-1490 Call Charlie IN CLASSIFIED! & large living room, our site at 570-829-6200 Looking for the right deal 2.5 Baths, new www.atlas Kitchen with dining realtyinc.com MOUNTAIN TOP on an automobile? 2542 CHASE ROAD, MLS 11-1641 BUTLER TWP. PITTSTON New kitchen, new area & a master Turn to classified. suite complete with $134,900 109 North St. windows and doors Call Lu-Ann (570) 348-1761 It’s a showroom in print! and siding. All that laundry room, walk in closet & master 570-602-9280 GET THE WORD OUT Classified’s got is needed is a new owner! This 3 bed- bath with jetted tub with a Classified Ad. FIRST OPEN the directions! & shower and an Fantastic Foreclo- PITTSTON HOUSE! room ranch offers a 570-829-7130 country feel, just off oversize 2 car sure! Just the room SUNDAY JUNE 5 gar – Priced Under you need at a price 1:30 - 3:30" the beaten path SHAVERTOWN while still in a con- Market Value you can afford. Nice 433 N. Main St, @$189,900! home with off-street MOOSIC REDUCED! Large venient location. Glen Dale Area Lower level has MLS #10-906 parking on a quiet (Off 502) 150 Carroll St. home in advanced Don’t delay, call WEST PITTSTON dead end street. A Modern 3 bedroom stage of remodel recreation room, ½ 322 SALEM ST. bath plus room for Pat today at modern kitchen with NEW PRICE! home with large ready for drywall 570-714-6114 or hardwood floors. A 4 bedroom ranch yard, off street and your choice of storage. Move right with large updat- in! MLS#11-2009 570-287-1196 great backyard for parking with car- New on the Market. extras to be ed kitchen, open $139,900 summer fun. Terrific port, 1st floor laun- 2 bedroom brick & installed. Studded floor plan, living Jill Jones or Bob CENTURY 21 SMITH potential. $64,439. dry, new flooring, aluminum ranch out for vaulted room with fire- Cook 696-6550 MLS 11-676 great condition. with formal living master suite with 2 1071 Meadowcrest place, hardwood HOURIGAN GROUP 570-696-2468 Move right in! For room, eat in closets,separate Drive floors in living more info and pho- kitchen, sunroom, 1 tub/shower and 2 Every corner of this room, bedrooms tos please visit: 1/2 baths, 1 car more bedrooms, ranch home has Treasure Chest Of and kitchen. SWOYERSVILLE www.atlas garage and Central even an upstairs been beautifully Great 1/2 double Charm. MAX Space! Updated bath. realtyinc.com. air. MLS#11-1583 laundry planned! upgraded. Wood located in nice Max Value! Smart Sunroom over- MLS 11-1685 $129,900 Large foyer & floors, new kitchen West Pittston loca- spacious floor plan looks state game $89,900 Call Ruth kitchen, formal Din- with granite and tion. 3 bedrooms, in this renovated 2 lands. Walk out SHAVERTOWN Call Colleen 570-696-1195 or ing Room. Ready stainless. Gas fire- 304 Vista Dr new carpet. Vertical story features heat- lower level, easily ed sun room off 570-237-0415 570-696-5411 for new furnace/ place, tiled baths, blinds with all appli- finished-only water heater. Can neutral decor, ances. Screened in modern kitchen with needs carpet. This granite island,DR lights, outlets completely finished porch and yard. For is a must see! already placed! lower level (800 more information LARKSVILLE with built-ins and $159,500 window seat and Large lot with room additional square Price Reduced!! and photos visit MLS# 11-1349 for garage/deck/ feet!), just move www.atlas picture seat, Call Michael Pinko 236 Poland St. S HOURIGAN GROUP pool. MLS# 10-4611 right in! Lake realtyinc.com Den,new hardwood (570) 899-3865 MITH Cute 2 bedroom floors and hot water PITTSTON $99,900 Lehman schools starter home in MLS#10-1535 heater. All this for Call Amy Lowthert $219,000 need of some cos- $59,000 $60,400. 11-401. at (570)406-7815 MLS #11-306 Owner financing metic updating. Charlie VM 101 PITTSTON TWP. available. Beautifully Tracy McDermott COLDWELL BANKER Call Tracy Zarola Great for first time remodeled home, 570-332-8764 RUNDLE REAL ESTATE 570-574-6465 homebuyers. Huge 570-696-0723 new cabinets, gran- 570-696-2468 Smith Hourigan lot, patio, newer Beautiful Bi-Level ite countertops, windows, shed, with Oak Hardwood Group LINE UP ceramic tile floor in 570-474-6307 LEWITH &FREEMAN nice location. Floors in Living kitchen, pantry, MLS #11-772 room, Dining room, A SUCCESSFUL SALE large master bed- $55,000 Hallways & Do you need more space? room with 2 walk-in Call Karen Ryan WEST PITTSTON Staircase. 214 Elizabeth St. IN CLASSIFIED! SHAVERTOWN closets and study, Upgrades Galore, A yard or garage sale 3 BR Victorian in corner lot, partially central air, gas in classified the Oregon section 120 Parnell St. Do you need more space? enclosed yard with heat, 16x32 is the best way of Pittston. Semi Classic Ranch in A yard or garage sale vinyl fencing, deck in-ground pool modern kitchen great location. 3 with gazebo. to clean out your closets! in classified $289,900 surrounded with MOUNTAIN TOP w/gas stove, 1st bedroom, 3 baths, 570-283-9100 Perennial Gardens 139 Sandwedge Dr You’re in bussiness floor laundry, fin- high quality is the best way MLS 10-1123 & Fenced yard with with classified! ished lower level throughout. 3 sea- to clean out your closets! 570-696-2468 Shopping for a Hot Tub, shed, with 1/2 bath. son porch over You’re in bussiness new apartment? deck, oversized Newer gas furnace, looking private rear 1195 Sutton Road Classified lets storage shed. 13 yard. Owners says NEW LISTING driveway, 1 car NANTICOKE with classified! Attractive, well- you compare costs - 101 Boston Ave. garage. 1 year month home war- sell and lowers maintained saltbox ranty. MLS 11-1677 price to without hassle Quality home in warranty. $179,900 on 2 private acres great location MLS# 10-3677 $86,900 $219,900. For boasts fireplaces in or worry! Call Lu-Ann more information PLYMOUTH Get moving w/custom features Call Nancy Palumbo living room, family throughout. Won’t 570-714-9240 570-602-9280 and photos please room & master with classified! visit our website at last long. Beautiful setting for bedroom. Formal $257,900. this 4 bedroom, 3 www.atlas dining room. Large realtyinc.com SWOYERSVILLE Call Joe or Donna, bath colonial. Florida room with SHAVERTOWN 613-9080 Almost 2 acres to MLS #10-2817 skylights & wet bar. enjoy. Backs up to 111 E. Grand St. Call Charlie for Oak kitchen opens the 7th hole on golf One half double your private to family room. 4 NANTICOKE course. Crestwood block. 3 bedrooms, SHAVERTOWN showing. bedrooms & 3 1/2 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 School District. Very plaster walls, 16 year old ranch VM 101 baths. Finished bath single. 1st floor motivated Seller! aluminum siding house. 3 spacious 139 SHAWNEE AVE W lower level. Lovely home in laundry. Many MLS 11-1330 & nice yard. bedrooms. 2.5 Carriage barn Looking for that extras. All new, $276,500 Affordable @ baths. 3/4 walk-in good condition. 4 $449,000 bedroom, 1.5 bath, special place inside and out. Rent Gloria Jean Malarae $34,900 attic. Full basement. MLS# 10-3394 70 Grandview Dr. to own. Owner 570-814-5814 Call Jim Krushka Approx. 1 acre. spacious living Call Joe Moore 57 Sara Drive called home? room, formal dining Bright and open Beautiful open financing available. CLASSIC Towne & Country Move in condition. 570-288-1401 plan. Huge rooms, Classified will address 570-817-0601 PROPERTIES $180,000 room, Florida room floor plan. This 6 Real Estate Co. PLAINS w/stone fireplace & year old home hardwood floors, Your needs. Leave message 570-718-4959 570-735-8932 or Call 570-690-3613 tile, gas fireplace, with phone number ext. 1366 570-542-5708 for appointment. oak walls. Ceramic offers premium fin- Open the door tile baths, lots of ishes throughout. modern kitchen. All with classified! closet space, secu- Beautiful kitchen in a desirable 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale rity system & 2 car with granite tops. neighborhood. garage. Perfect for Finished Lower REDUCED PRICE a growing family! SHAVERTOWN Level with French $179,900 WEST PITTSTON OFFICENTERS - Pierce St., Kingston Nice neighborhood. doors out to patio. MLS #11-352 MLS#10-3020 Set on private 1.16 Call Tracy Zarola $127,000 acre lot. 570-574-6465 117 Mara Lane 570-696-0723 This townhome is Call Debra at MLS#11-1991 better than new! It (570) 288-9371 $432,000 LEWITH &FREEMAN has been upgraded Call Geri with bamboo floors LEWITH & FREEMAN 570-696-0888 in Living Room & 570-696-3801 SWOYERSVILLE Dining Room. Only Well cared for and lived in for 6 12 Windy Drive LEWITH &FREEMAN PLYMOUTH New construction in nicely kept. A place months & includes to call home! Com- all stainless kitchen the exclusive Slocum Estates. WEST WYOMING plete with 2 car appliances & large- oversized garage, capacity high- Stone & Stucco exterior. All the central air, first floor efficiency washer & TOY TOWN SECTION laundry, eat in dryer. HUGE 12x26 finest appoint- 148 Stites Street ments: office or 5th kitchen. Convenient Deck. Walk-out CHARMING to shopping, West basement. QUIET bedroom, hard- Investors Wanted! wood floors, crown BUNGALOW Pittston pool and cul-de-sac location. Stone front 2 bed- ball fields. 44 Church St moldings, 9' ceil- $74,500 room, 2 story on Bonus Room on PRICE REDUCED! Professional Office Rentals second floor has 46 Church St. Rear ings 1st & 2nd floor. On corner lot with nice lot. Open 1st Package Deal, sold Buy now select 2 car garage. floor with nice eat-in $134,500 been carpeted- just MLS 11-583 Full Service Leases • Custom Design • Renovations • Various Size Suites Available needs to be together for cabinetry & flooring. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, kitchen. 2nd floor $115,000. 2 units. MLS #11-1987 walk up attic & full needs tlc. Gas heat. Call Judy Rice Medical, Legal, Commercial • Utilities • Parking • Janitorial finished. $224,900 570-714-9230 MLS #11-334 MLS 10-3634 $499,000 heated basement, Space Heaters. Full Time Maintenance Staff Available Call Tracy Zarola MLS 10-3635 Call Geri hardwood floors $32,000. Call Pat 570-574-6465 Maria Huggler 570-696-0888 with three season 570-885-4165 570-696-0723 CLASSIC 570-696-3801 room. Freshly paint- Coldwell Banker For Rental Information Call: 1-570-287-1161 PROPERTIES ed & move in condi- Gerald L. Busch LEWITH &FREEMAN 570-587-7000 LEWITH &FREEMAN tion. 570-446-3254 Real Estate, Inc. TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011 PAGE 13D 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 906 Homes for Sale 909 Income & 909 Income & 912 Lots & Acreage 912 Lots & Acreage 941 Apartments/ Commercial Commercial Unfurnished Properties Properties DURYEA WEST WYOMING WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE PRICES REDUCED DALLAS TWP 44.59 ACRES EARTH NANTICOKE CONSERVANCY CONDO FOR LEASE: REDUCED DURYEA LAND FOR SALE $1,800. 2 bedroom/ 46+/- Acres 2 Bath. Call Us to Hanover Twp., discuss our great REDUCED $89,000 Amenity & Mainte- 10+/- Acres nance program! Hanover Twp., Call 570-674-5278 $69,000 119 Lincoln Ave. 191 Andover St. 320 Stanton St. 76 Moyallen Street 28+/- Acres Dallas, Pa. Perfectly remodeled Lovely single family Large well built An absolute “must Fairview Twp., MEADOWS see”. Charming Industrial Site. Rail $85,000 cape in toy town! 3 bedroom home brick ranch. All 423 E. Church St. APARTMENTS home with many served with all 32+/- Acres Nothing to do but with lots of space. plaster walls. Lower 522 Pennsylvania Great 2 family in 220 Lake St. updates. Move-in utilities. KOZ Wilkes-Barre Twp move in! Newer Finished 3rd floor, level mostly finished Avenue move in condition Housing for the condition on two approved. For more kitchen, bath, win- balcony porch off of with kitchen area GET STARTED on both sides, Sep- elderly & mobility lots. Granite and information and REDUCED! dows, carpet, elec- 2nd floor bedroom, but no heat. Needs AFFORDABLY and 921 Main St. arate utilities, 6 impaired; all utilities stainless kitchen, photos visit 61+/- Acres tric service and gas gas hot air heat, new carpet and move up later..... Over 2,000 S/F of rooms each. 3 car included. Federally hardwood floors, www.atlas Nuangola hot air furnace. central air and some updating. Solid and cared for commercial space + detached garage in subsidized program. and many great realtyinc.com $118,000 Currently 2 bed- much more. Nice Yard. 3 bedroom home 2 partially furnished super neighbor- Extremely low architectural fea- $2,395,000 JUST SOLD! room, 1 bath with a Must see! $99,000 w/walk-up attic, apartments, hood. Walking dis- income persons tures. Perfect for MLS#10-669 40+/- Acres dining room that MLS 11-59 Call Connie roofs within 6 garage, and off tance to college. encouraged to anyone looking for Call Charlie Newport Twp. could be converted $69,900 Eileen R. Melone years, bright and street parking. For more info and apply. Income less back to a 3rd bed- Jay A. Crossin Real Estate affordable gracious open eat in kitchen, Great convenient than $12,250. photos visit: See additional Land room. Low taxes!! 570-288-0770 570-821-7022 living. See pictures bath with claw foot location. 570-675-6936, www.atlas for Sale at Great home for Ext. 23 tub. Enclosed back MLS #11-1965 8 am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. www.lewith-freeman.com realtyinc.com www. earth empty nesters, first CROSSIN REAL MLS#11-1889 porch, yard and $229,000 EQUAL HOUSING MLS 11-1608 conservancy.org time buyers! ESTATE WILKES-BARRE $84,000 basement for extra Call Tom OPPORTUNITY 35 Hillard Street $127,500 570-823-3445 MLS 11-1630 570-288-0770 Call Marcie at storage. Pleasant 570-282-7716 Call Tom HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE $105,000 (570) 714-9267 neighborhood 570-262-7716 GOULDSBORO Call Mark R. home. MLS 11-899 902 Layman Lane Mason WILKES-BARRE LEWITH & FREEMAN $30,000 SHAVERTOWN 570-331-0982 Call Holly DUPONT CROSSIN REAL EILEEN MELONE ESTATE REAL ESTATE LARGE 1ST FLOOR 570-288-0770 WILKES-BARRE 570-821-7022 219 Quality Rd. 84 Madison Street EDWARDSVILLE Available immedi- PITTSTON ately. 2 bedrooms, WEST WYOMING Great neighborhood YATESVILLE 1 bathroom, all surrounds this appliances provid- updated 2 story Wooded lot in Big ed, off-street park- 231 Poplar St. home with orignal PRICE REDUCED Bass Lake. Current 1195 Lantern ing. $650/month, Nice 3 bedroom woodwork. 3 bed- perc on file. Priced Hill Road water & sewer home in move-in room, 1 bath, 1,500 below cost, seller Prime residential paid. condition. sq. ft. oak eat-in says bring all offers. wooded lot with (570) 441-4807 Hardwood floors in kitchen, hardwood MLS#10-3564. Low plenty of privacy. or email living & dining floors, stained glass Nice duplex. 62-67 ½Thomas St price $10,000 Gently sloping. [email protected] room. Upgraded windows, large Renovated 2nd This would make an 118 Glendale Road Thomas Bourgeois $150,000 appliances including room sizes, fenced floor. Great invest- awesome family NEW LISTING – Cozy Well established 8 516-507-9403 MLS# 11-1601 stainless double yard, deck. Zoned ment or convert compound. No cape cod with semi- unit Mobile Home CLASSIC Call Joe Moore oven, refrigerator & R1 Single Family back to single. shortage of parking DUPONT modern kitchen and 12 Reid st. Park (Glen Meadow PROPERTIES 570-288-1401 Large completely dishwasher. Great Zone 3 bedroom, 1 bath on this unique prop- bath. 2 bedrooms Spacious Bi-level Mobile Home Park) 570-842-9988 remodeled 2 bed- storage space $59,000 on 1st Floor. erty. One single on 1st floor with home in semi-pri- in quiet country like room styled town- in full basement MLS #11-599 2 bedroom, 1 bath home, one duplex additional 3rd bed- vate location with location, zoned house. Stove & & walk-up attic. Call Tracy Zarola 2nd floor. Detached and an extra lot all room on 2nd floor private back yard. 3 commercial and fridge included. REDUCED PRICE 570-574-6465 garage. included. Homes ready to be com- season room. Gas located right off MOUNTAIN TOP Private interior $75,000 570-696-0723 Price Reduced!! are right on the 200 Kirby plete. Fenced yard fireplace in lower Interstate 81. Con- attic & basement MLS# 10-4456 $75,000 Edwardsville/Larksvi and drive. Needs level family room. 4 venient to shopping access. Washer/ Barbara Young MLS# 11-1095 lle border. updating but a great LEWITH &FREEMAN bedrooms, garage. center, movie the- SHAVERTOWN dryer hookup. Nice Call 570-466-6940 Call Jeff Cook $129,900 buy at $40,500 For more informtion yard. $650. No Realty World 11-252 ater. Great income Ann Marie Chopick and photos visit pets. Call WILKES-BARRE Bank Capital Call Betty opportunity! Park is LAND 570-760-6769 wwww.atlas 570-479-6722 COLDWELL BANKER, 570-235-1183 (570) 510-1736 priced to sell. Harford Ave. realtyinc.com Owner financing is 4 buildable residen- BELL REAL ESTATE RUNDLE REAL ESTATE MLS 10-4740 available with a tial lots for sale indi- (570) 288-6654 570-474-2340 $154,900 substantial down vidually or take all EXETER Ext. 55 WILKES-BARRE Call Charlie payment. For more Beautiful piece of 4! Buyer to confirm 570-829-6200 details and photos property located in water and sewer WEST WYOMING VM 101 visit www.atlas a nice area waiting with zoning officer. SENIOR APARTMENTS WILKES-BARRE Smith Hourigan realtyinc.com to be built on. Most- Directions: R. on 222 Schooley Ave. 241 Dana Street Group MLS 11-1530 ly wooded. Water, E. Franklin, R. on Exeter, PA REDUCED!!! 570-287-1196 $210,000 sewer and gas are Lawn to L. on Accepting applica- 39 W. Chestnut St. Call Kim adjacent. Going Harford. tions for 1 bedroom Lots of room in this 570-466-3338 towards Mountain- $22,500 per lot apartments. Quality single with 3 floors top left onto Kirby Mark Mason 1 bedroom apart- of living space. 3 HANOVER TOWNSHIP Ave just past Grey- 570-331-0982 ments for ages 62 By owner.178 Kid- 22 W. Germania St bedrooms, 1 bath stone Manor. CROSSIN REAL and older. Income der St. 100% owner with hardwood $59,000 ESTATE limits apply. Rent financing with floors throughout, MLS 11-429 570-288-0770 only $437 month. $4,900 down, natural woodwork, 570-696-2468 * Utilities Included $489.83 per month. YATESVILLE Spacious 3 all windows have * Laundry Facilities 536 W. Eighth St. 3 bedroom, 1 bath bedroom, 1.5 baths been replaced, PLYMOUTH 915 Manufactured * On Site Nice starter home Asking 59.9K. with 7 rooms, 3 with textured laundry/pantry off of REDUCED! Management kitchen. 4x10 entry jtdproperties.com Homes bedrooms, 1.25 ceilings, updated *Private parking foyer, space for 2 (570) 970-0650 baths. 1 car garage kitchen, all appli- Call for appointment additional bed- 570-654-5733 and carport. Home ances including This 6,600 sq. ft. rooms on the 3rd ASHLEY PARK Monday - Friday has plenty of park- Do you need more space? concrete block Laurel Run &San dishwasher, tiled floor. Roof is new. 8am-11am. Equal ing in rear with A yard or garage sale building has multiple Souci Parks, Like bath with whirlpool MLS 11-325 Housing Opportunity shed and great uses. 5 offices & new, several to yard. MLS #536 tub, 2nd floor Jay A. Crossin in classified 570-288-0770 kitchenette. Over choose from, $85,000 laundry room. is the best way 155 E Walnut St. Ext. 23 5,800 sq. ft.. ware- Financing & Warranty, Call Tom Replacement Good investment MOUNTAIN TOP CROSSIN REAL to clean out your closets! house space (high Crestwood Schools! facebook.com/ HANOVER 570-262-7716 61 Pittston Ave. property knocking 2nd floor, 3 bed- windows. ESTATE ceilings). 2 over- 126 Acres for Sale! MobileOne.Sales You’re in bussiness Stately brick Ranch on your door. Don't room, heat/garbage $80,000 570-288-0770 head doors. Mostly wooded with Call (570)250-2890 with classified! in private location. miss out, come and included. $600/mo MLS# 11-88 $88,500 approx. 970 ft on Large room sizes, see for yourself. plus security. Call Arlene Warunek MLS 10-1326 Rt. 437 in fireplace, central Also included in the First/last, No Pets. 570-650-4169 Bob Kopec Dennison Twp. 930 Wanted to Buy WILKES-BARRE A/C. Includes sale of the property 570-825-6781 WILKES-BARRE HUMFORD $459,000 Real Estate extra lot. For more is the lot behind the REALTY Call Jim Graham at HANDYMAN’S SPECIAL! information and home. Lot size is WHITE HAVEN 3 bedroom, 1.5 570-822-5126 570-715-9323 941 Apartments/ 28 Woodhaven Dr S photos visit 25X75, known as bath, 2 walk-in 570-474-9801 www.atlas 147 Cherry St. Unfurnished closets in master realtyinc.com $82,000 Smith Hourigan bedroom, spacious WE BUY HOMES MLS #10-3512 MLS# 10-2666 LEWITH &FREEMAN Group living room, dining KINGSTON Any Situation PRICE REDUCED 6 unit apartment Call Karen W IL KE SW OOD (570) 696-1195 room and kitchen, $189,900 building. Each has cement basement Coldwell Banker Call Charlie 1 bath, bedroom, APARTMENTS Looking for the right deal floor, large fenced Rundle Real Estate MOUNTAIN TOP 570-956-2385 46 Bradford St. 570-829-6200 Parlor &Kitchen, in backyard with 570-474-2340 on an automobile? Well maintained 3 VM 101 Centrally located, 1 Bedroom Starti ng Turn to classified. bedroom home with outside deck. Off all electric, good Exquisite Inside! 4 off street parking street parking and condition. Gross at$675.00 It’s a showroom in print! storage garage. income $28,000, WILKES-BARRE bedroom, 2.5 bath, and large side yard, 819 North Located in a nice net $20,000. All • Includes gas heat, formal dining room, Classified’s got newer roof, vinyl Washington St. family room, mod- the directions! siding, porches, neighborhood. offers considered. water, sewer & trash ern eat-in kitchen, windows, furnace, Selling As Is for $114,900 Master bedroom hot water heat, and $50,000 909 Income & 570-829-0847 • Convenient to all major and bath, front and WILKES-BARRE electrical panel. All Call (570) 855-9875 Commercial highw ays & public side porches, rear the big ticket items GREATOPPORTUNITY deck, 2 car have been replaced Properties KINGSTON SPRING IS HERE!! transportation attached garage. for you. Home is WILKES-BARRE 4C Liberty St. • Fitness center & pool Property is being ready to move Miners Mills Diamond in the • Patio/Balc onies sold in “as is” condi- right in! AVOCA REDUCED!! rough - Over 23 tion. MLS 11-1253 MLS 11-510 2020 Sq. Ft, acres of land wait- 938 Apartments/ • Pet fr iendly* Huge Reduction! $78,000 Commercial build- ing to be improved Furnished $169,000 Call Terry ing on corner lot by energetic devel- • Onli ne rentalpayments Jean Malarae Solomon August with parking. Prime oper. Lots are level • Flexible le ase term s 570-814-5814 254 N. Penna. Ave 570-735-7494 location. Lower & nestled at the WILKES-BARRE CLASSIC Not a drive-by. This Ext. 301 level street end of quiet street. Mond ay- Frid ay9-5 PROPERTIES clean, 3-4 bedroom Antonik &Associ- entrance. Close to Liberty St. is a right FULLYFURNISHED 570-718-4959 ates Real Estate major highways. off 309 south at Sa tu rd ay10-2 has a newly added 3 bedroom, 1 bath. ext. 1366 1st floor laundry 570-735-7494 PRICE REDUCED Januzzi's Pizza. 1 BEDROOM APT. Close to casino, off Short or long term room and powder 47 N. Thomas St. $147,000 Land is at end Š 822-27 11 street parking, nice 25 St. Mary’s St. Excellent room. All new floor Well maintained MLS# 10-3225 of street. Š www.l iv ea tw il kesw ood .com yard. New energy 3,443 sq. ft. Neighborhood WILKES-BARRE coverings, replace- WILKES-BARRE duplex in a nice Call Jeff Cook $199,900 * Restrictio ns Apply 62 Schuler St efficient windows. masonry commer- Priv. Tenant Parking ment windows. area of Kingston. Realty World Call Jill Hiscox Š $66,000 cial building with $595 includes all Interior freshly 2nd floor unit is Bank Capital 570-690-3327 Š 570-479-0935 warehouse/office utilities. No pets. painted, updated occupied. New 570-235-1183 and 2 apartments (570) 822-9697 electric, etc. Ready with separate elec- roof, new heating LEWITH & FREEMAN to move in. Off tric and heat. Per- system, brand new 570-696-3801 street parking for 2 in ground pool WYOMING WILKES-BARRE fect for contractors 941 Apartments/ cars and a large, or anyone with stor- recently installed. TR PROPERTY fenced-in back yard age needs. For Laundry hook-up for PRICE REDUCED! MOUNTAIN TOP Unfurnished 108 Custer St. w/storage shed. more information both units in base- Several building lots MANAGEMENT Move-in condition - Across street 3 bedroom, 1 3/4 and photos log onto ment. Newer roof ready to build on! New replacement from playground. bath in very good www.atlas and exterior ALL public utilities! BACK MOUNTAIN windows, furnace & MLS 11-1713 condition. Hard- realtyinc.com. recently painted. Priced from 2 bedroom, large 570-8899-33407 water heater - New $49,500 wood floors Reduced to MLS 11-1199 $32,000 to eat in kitchen with deck & front porch Call Michelle T. throughout, updat- $89,000 $139,500 $48,000! Use your appliances, tiled - A must see prop- Boice ed kitchen and MLS #10-3872 Jay A. Crossin own Builder! Call bath, carpeting, 570-639-5393 Miners Mills Section 570-288-0770 APT RENTALS erty - Don't Delay! baths, natural Gracious home with Call Charlie Jim Graham at deck, ample park- MLS#11-2201 CROSSIN REAL woodwork, over- 570-829-6200 Ext. 23 570-715-9323 ing, no pets. $495. ESTATE updated roof, fur- CROSSIN REAL $72,500 sized yard on a dou- nace and kitchen. VM 101 285 Wyoming Ave. 570-474-9801 1, 2 & 3 Call Geri 570-288-0770 ble lot. Off street ESTATE First floor currently 570-696-1866 Three bedrooms, 570-288-0770 Bedroom 570-696-0888 parking. spacious living used as a shop, LEWITH &FREEMAN 570-696-3801 MLS 10-4349 room, large dining could be offices, Available WILKES-BARRE $79,900 etc. Prime location, BACK MOUNTAIN room, updated eat- 3 large 1 bedroom LEWITH & FREEMAN Marilyn KSnyder in kitchen, hard- corner lot, full base- NEWPORTTOWNSHIP WILKES-BARRE KINGSTON 2 LOTS - 1 mile south apts, 3 kitchens Real Estate wood and pine Wyoming Avenue ment. 2nd floor is 3 of L.C.C.C. Estab- with appliances, 3 570-825-2468 floors, offices bedroom apartment PLAINS lished residential baths. Apts. have attached (was den- plus 3 car garage WILKES-BARRE Need to rent that development, access to one KINGSTON 178 High Street tist). Separate 1-car BACK MOUNTAIN and parking for Vacation property? underground utili- another. No lease. garage and carport. 6 cars. For more Place an ad and ties including gas. $795 for all 3 apts WYOMING Reduced for you! information and get started! 1 - Frontage 120’x ($265 per apt.) References, $119,000 photos go to 265’ deep $38,000. Convenient to all 570-829-7130 MLS# 11-1010 www.atlas credit check, 2 - Frontage 210’x colleges and gas 29 Amber Lane Maribeth Jones realtyinc.com 158’deep $38,000 drilling areas. security, Remodeled 2 bed- 570-696-6565 MLS #10-4339 room Ranch home WILKES-BARRE Highly visible office $172,400 Call 570-714-1296 Call for more info and lease with new carpeting, building w/ample off Call Charlie 570-696-1866 required. large sun porch, street parking. VM 101 Three unit property new roof. Move Great Investment Executive office on NOXEN in good condition right in! For more Opportunity Prime 1st level. Potential Route 29 Location On Rt.118 - 14.2 Acres border- BACK MOUNTAIN with first floor com- info and photos for 2 tenants in All heat, hot water, Turn Key Gas Sta- ing State Game mercial store front please visit: lower level. basic cable & CEDAR tion W/Convenient Lands. Wyoming with many possibili- www.atlas WILKES-BARRE PRICE REDUCED garage included. Mart. 2 Fuel Pumps, County. Would make ties. The second realtyinc.com $414,900 Spacious 2 bed- (1) Diesel. a great family floor is a two bed- MLS 11-749 MLS #11-995 912 Lots & Acreage room on quiet resi- VILLAGE 73 Richard Street MLS # 11-1809 homestead or pri- room apartment $89,900 REDUCED Call Tracy Zarola dential street. Apartment 3 Bedroom, 1 Bath $299,000. vate hunting retreat. and the third floor is Call Colleen 570-574-6465 Separate kitchen, Traditional in Very Call Geri $119,500. Please call a 1 bedroom apart- 570-237-0415 570-696-0723 living & dining Homes Good Condition. 570-696-0888 DRUMS 570-905-0268 ment. Additional lot Lot 7 Maple Dr. rooms.$700/mo. No included with sale Open Layout. Off 570-696-3801 Private yet conven- Ask About Our Street Parking, Yard LEWITH &FREEMAN pets. References for future growth ient location just & security. Holiday Specials! and parking. MLS & Shed. Many LEWITH &FREEMAN minutes from inter- Updates. PLAINS TOWNSHIP 570-675-4128 10-3120. $63,500. states. You can fish 8.65 acres on end $250 Off 1st Months Rent, Marilyn KSnyder Asking $47,900 PLAINS TWP. in your own back Call 570-762-1537 of cul-de-sac in & $250 Off Security Real Estate EDWARDSVILLE yard in the Laurelbrook Estates 570-825-2468 for showing LAND! Nescopeck Creek BEAR CREEK 116 Amber Lane 10 minutes from New furnished 3 Deposit With Good Credit. or use the nearby WILKES-BARRE Very nice Bi-level HIGHWAY315 Blakeslee and room apartment state game lands. 1 bedroom starting @ $690 home with 2-3 bed- 2 acres of commer- Wilkes-Barre on Rt. Includes water, sep- WILKES-BARRE Perfect for your WILKES-BARRE rooms, open floor cial land. 165 front 115. Perc certficate tic & most of the 382 Parrish St vacation cabin or plan, built in feet. Driveway available. heat. No smoking & : possible year round Featuring Affordable garage, driveway, access permit and MLS 11-53 no pets. $750/ Newly built 3 home! MLS#11-1492 ‹ Washer & Dryer on corner lot. lot drainage in $127,000 month. + security, bedroom home. $19,900 Lower level family place. WIll build to Marilyn KSnyder references. Could ‹ Central Air Jill Jones 696-6550 room with pellet suit tenant or avail- Real Estate be unfurnished. Call ‹ Fitness Center 20-year Lawrence St. stove. Move in Nice 3 unit able for land lease. 570-825-2468 570-954-1200 ‹ Swimming Pool no-interest condition home. For more informa- 313 N. River Street property. Lots of ‹ Easy Access to Nice 2 bedroom mortgage. For more informa- off street parking tion and photos visit single home, A/C, Must meet tion and photos visit and bonus 2 car www.atlas POTENTIAL RESIDENTIAL DALLAS I-81 3 Bedroom 1 1/2 well maintained. Wyoming Valley www.atlas garage. All units are realtyinc.com 2 bedroom, 1.5 realtyinc.com MLS 11-17 Mon – Fri. 9 –5 baths with natural Near courthouse Habitat for rented. Great BUILDING SITES bath, 2 story, woodwork and & colleges. $95,000 income with low Price Negotiable MOUNTAINTOP Estate Sale. Dallas townhouse style. 44 Eagle Court Humanity ICE LAKES stained glass win- Affordably Priced MLS 10-4538 maintenance Call Charlie Heights, Lot 4 Laundry room, Wilkes-Barre, PA eligibility 2.51 Acre dows throughout. @ $44,900. Call Colleen $159,900 570-829-6200 $35,000; Lot 5 deck, $650/month + Wooded Lot 18706 (Off Route 309) MLS 10-4382 Call Jim requirements. 570-237-0415 MLS# 10-2675 VM 101 $28,000; Lot 6 utilities. No pets. Ice Harvest Drive $49,900 Call Karen $45,000, or all 3 lots 1 year lease, credit 570-823-8400 Towne & Country $115,000 Marilyn KSnyder Real Estate Co. Inquire at Coldwell Banker for $89,000. check & references cedarvillage@ Real Estate 570-735-8932 or 570-820-8002 Rundle Real Estate [email protected] Frontage 220x120. required. Call affiliatedmgmt.com 570-825-2468 570-542-5708 570-474-2340 “LOT”In Subject Call 757-350-1245 570-696-0842 PAGE 14D MONDAY, JUNE 27, 2011 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 944 Commercial 950 Half Doubles 953Houses for Rent 953Houses for Rent Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Properties PLAINS MOUNTAINTOP CONTEMPORARY Wilkes-Barre Quiet neighborhood WILKES-BARRE FORTY FORT Newly remodeled, 3 bedroom home 485 River St. WEST PITTSTON WILKES-BARRE Š2 bedroom PITTSTON First floor 1 or 2 Modern, 1 bedroom, freshly painted. 2 with new wall to 2 bedroom, first single, HOUSE FOR RENT STYLED bedroom apart- 1st floor. Ceiling bedroom, stove & Bowcreek, available wall carpet, laundry floor. 1 bath, off exceptional ment. Dining room, fans, dishwasher, fridge, full attic & immediately, 5 bed- hookup, off street street parking. LUZERNE Beauty / Š1 bedroom, KINGSTON living room, kitchen. deck, yard, off basement. Yard. rooms, 3 bath- parking. Sewer & $540/mo + utilities. 2 floor, 5 rooms, 2 Clean / 4 Rooms, water included Washer dryer street parking. 2 porches. Private rooms, stove pro- garbage included. No pets. Call 570- bedrooms, large porch, parking, Š2 bedroom, hookup. Call $410/month + parking. No pets, vided, washer/dryer $575/month + secu- 283-1800 M-F, 9-5 apartment, tile appliances, laundry, water included 570-430-3095 utilities, security & non smoker. Refer- hookup, double car rity. No pets. Call 570-388-6422 all bath, wall to wall. 2 YEAR SAME RENT Š3 bedroom references. ences & security attached garage, no (570) 333-5488 other times Plus utilities. /LEASE $595. NO single family West Pittston, Pa. (570) 678-5455 or required. $700 + pets. Bonus second Call (570) 287-8344 SMOKING/PETS/ exceptional GARDEN VILLAGE (570) 868-7020 Hanover utilities. Call Master bedroom, EMPLOYMENT VER- APARTMENTS 328 Kennedy Blvd. 570-824-7539 Great room with sky Š4 bedroom, Modern medical WILKES-BARRE SOUTH FORTY FORT IFICATION/APPLICA- 221 Fremont St. lights, Study room, Great neighbor- Winterset Estates large affordable space, labor & KINGSTON TION REQUIRED. Housing for the Modern Kitchen hood, 3 bedrooms, 1170 Wyoming Ave. 72 E. Walnut St. Duryea industry approved, Professionally elderly & mobility WILKES-BARRE with Granite counter modern kitchen & Spacious, newly 2nd floor, located in Š2 bedroom, ADA throughout, 2 impaired; all utilities affordable, water 2 Half Doubles tops, large Deck, bath. Wall to wall renovated. 2nd quiet neighborhood. Managed Services! doctor offices plus Both located in nice included. Federally included $1700 /per month, carpet. Off street floor, 1 bedroom. Kitchen, living AMERICA REALTY 4 exam rooms, xray neighborhoods. Off subsidized Nanticoke plus utilities, One parking. $595 + Off street parking. room, dining room, 570-288-1422 and reception and street parking. program. Extremely 2 bedroom, month rent/security security &utilities. Washer & dryer sun room, bath- Š breakrooms. Could Large back yards. low income persons WILKES-BARRE large, water deposit. Call (570) Call 570-856-3700 available. Absolutly room. 2 large and 1 Scott St. Efficiency be used for any No pets. Security & encouraged to included 406-0231 before NO PETS. $800/ small bedroom, lots 1st floor, heat & hot business purpose. all utilities by ten- LUZERNE apply. Income less Pittston 9:00 p.m. to set an month. Everything of closets, built in Cozy 1 bedroom, water, stove, fridge, Will remodel to suit. ant. 3 bedrooms, than $12,250. Large 1 appointment or included. 1 month linen, built in hutch, 2nd floor. Kitchen, off street parking. Š For lease 1 bath, huge attic. 570-655-6555, bedroom water email leamonvin WILKES-BARRE/NORTH Security & refer- hardwood and car- living area. New No Pets. $450 + $2,200/MO. $625/month. Also, 3 bedroom Town- 8 am-4 pm, included @yahoo.com. ences required. peted floors, fire- flooring, private security,references. Also available for Adorable 2 bed- house, yard. Permit Monday-Friday. Plymouth Call 570-814-1316 place, storage entrance, yard (570) 696-3381 sale room. $550/month parking. Section 8 EQUAL HOUSING 3 bedroom half room, yard, w/d access. Off street Š MLS #11-751 570-766-1881 welcomed. $595 OPPORTUNITY hookup and new parking. $440/mo. double Call Charlie NANTICOKE + utilities & security. HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE 2 bedrooms, 2 HANOVER TOWNSHIP stove. Heat and hot Water & trash Old Forge VM 101 Call 570-735-2285 West End Road water incl. included. Security WILKES-BARRE SOUTH Š2 bedroom WILKES-BARRE SOUTH bath single home. Clean &bright 3 1 yr. lease + security & 1 year lease. exceptional Beautiful, clean 1/2 Freshly painted, WILKES-BARRE bedroom apart- $900/month No pets. Call SECURE BUILDINGS water included double in a quiet hardwood floors, ments. Heat, water, 570-406-1411 (570) 760-5573 1 & 2 bedroom McDermott & neighborhood. 3 dishwasher, w/d 962 Rooms garbage &sewer Mayflower apartments. McDermott bedrooms, 1.5 hookup, porch. No included with appli- Crossing Laundry facility. Off Real Estate baths, full base- pets or smoking. ances. Off street MOUNTAIN TOP street parking avail- Inc. Property PLAINS TWP ment, fenced in $565/per month, KINGSTON 1 Bedroom apart- plus utilities, Call parking. No pets, A VAILABLE NOW! Apartments able. Starting at Management 7 PETHICK DRIVE yard, 3 porches. 466-6334 KINGSTON HOUSE non smoking, not 2nd Floor, 1 Bed, ments for elderly, $440. 570-332-5723 570-821-1650 OFF RTE. 315 New insulation & Nice, clean section 8 approved. 1 Bath, modern disabled. Rents 570.822.3968 (direct line) 1200 & 700 SF energy efficient win- furnished room, References, securi- kitchen, living room, based on 30% of Mon-Fri. 8-7pm Office Furnished. dows. Washer/ starting at $315. ty, first and last washer & dryer. ADJ gross income. 2, 3 & 4 Sat. 8-noon 570-760-1513 Dryer hookup, dish- NANTICOKE Efficiency at $435 Handicap Accessi- WILKES-BARRE Desirable month furnished months rent. Next to the Post Bedrooms washer $650 + utili- $725/month Office, off street ble. Equal Housing PLYMOUTH ties. 570-592-4133 Lexington Village with all utilities 570-852-0252 parking, $500 + Opportunity. TTY711 - Light & bright Nanticoke, PA included. Off or 570-474-5010 Many ranch style street parking. 570-675-1589 utilities, water & open floor plans STORE FOR RENT This institution is an Large store. Busy 953Houses for Rent homes. 2 bedrooms 570-718-0331 sewer included, 1 - All major year lease, security equal opportunity location on Main St. 2 Free Months With & references. No provider & appliances included $700/month. Also, A 2 Year Lease HANOVER TWP. employer. large warehouse BEAUMONT 1 bedroom, first Pets. No Smoking. - Pets welcome* Country 2nd floor $795 + electric 971 Vacation & floor, off street Call 570-822-9821 for rent, 40’ x 70’, Resort Properties - Close to everything $800 monthly. Call apartment. 2 bed- parking, stove & rooms, kitchen & SQUARE FOOT RE fridge included. No MOUNTAIN TOP - 24 hour emergency 570-362-1111 KINGSTON Totally gorgeous 2 living room. Water, Pets. $400/mo, + maintenance bedroom, 2 bath. WYOMING MANAGEMENT WOODBRYN Recently remodeled sewer & heat 866-873-0478 utilities. Newly 1 & 2 Bedroom. Newly renovated - Short term 2nd floor, 2 bed- included. Nice Yard. HARVEYS LAKE remodeled. E. WALNUT ST. No pets. and waiting for the Stonehurst Cot- Light, bright, 1st leases available room. New carpet- No Pets. $600/ (570) 357-1138 Rents based sophisticated ten- 315 PLAZA month +security. tages floor, 2 bedrooms, ing &Kitchen. Off 1750 & 3200 SF NANTICOKE (610) 568-8363 on income start ant. Located in the Totally renovated 2 Weekly & monthly elevator, carpet- street parking. $500 Retail / Office 570-639-2256 at $405 & $440. Call TODAY For Historic District of story, 2 bedroom, rentals. Lake priv- ed, Security +utilities. Call Space Available Leave a Message Handicap AVAILABILITY!! Central Wilkes- 1 1/2 bath house. ilidges with private system. Garage. 570-714-7272 570-829-1206 Accessible. Barre is a stunning Living / Dining room. beach & docks. HARVEY’S LAKE Extra storage & 1 bedroom, LAKE Equal Housing www.mayflower buIlding. $1200/mo Tile / carpet. Newer $525-$825/week. cable TV included. DALLAS FRONT apartments. Opportunity. plus security. In town 2 bedroom, Appliances, washer Call Garrity Realty Laundry facilities. crossing.com 944 Commercial Wall to wall, appli- Call 570-474-5010 No Pets. 1st floor, full kitchen dryer hookup. No (570) 639-1891 Heat & hot water Properties WAREHOUSE ances, lake rights, TTY711 Call Eileen WILKES-BARRE/ & living room. smoking, no pets. furnished. Fine Certain Restrictions off street parking. This institution is an 570-821-7022 PLAINS TWP Water, sewer & Sewage & water neighborhood. Apply* No Pets. Lease, equal opportunity EILEEN R. LAIRD STREET garbage included. included. $650 + Convenient to bus Center City WB security & provider and MELONE REAL COMPLEX, easy Nice yard. No Pets. utilities, lease, first, & stores. No references. employer. ESTATE interstate access. Off street parking. last, $500 security pets. References. 570-639-5920 570-821-7022 AFRAID TO MOVE? Lease 132,500 sf, 12 $575 +security & proof of income. Security. Lease. Are you paying loading docks, 30 ft 570-639-2256 Call 570-851-5995 No smokers too much for your Over ceilings, sprinkler, Leave a Message please. $840. NANTICOKE current office, but HARVEYS LAKE 2 bedroom, wall to dread the incon- acres of parking. 2nd floor, 1 bedroom 570-287-0900 WILKES-BARRE wall carpet, off- venience of mov- Offices available. kitchen & bath. Very PITTSTON street parking, $495 ing? We can help! call 570-655-9732 DALLAS 2 bedroom Ranch 47,000 private & clean. WILKES-BARRE / Lovely 4 bedroom per month+ utilities, We not only offer home - 1 block from Water, sewer & KINGSTON home nestled on 2 security, lease. less expensive Main Street. Fenced garbage included. KINGSTON acres of land in a HUD accepted. Call Efficiency 1 & 2 rent, but we will in yard with front people cite the Security & refer- WAREHOUSE/LIGHT quiet, private set- SDK GREEN 570-687-6216 bedrooms. Includes also help you covered porch. ences. $450. Call ting. 2 story deck, or 570-954-0727 all utilities, parking, move to our mod- Includes refrigera- The Times (570) 855-6020 or above ground pool, ACRES HOMES laundry. No pets. ern office space in MANUFACTURING tor & stove. (585) 298-3858 11 Holiday Drive From $390. large yard, private the Luzerne Bank drive. Oil heat. $595 +security. Leader as their Kingston NANTICOKE Lease, security Very Large apart- Building on Public 570-457-0877 “A Place To APARTMENTS FOR RENT. & references. OFFICE SPACE Washer and dryer Deposit &1st ment located in Square. Rents included. $975 + Leave Message primary source KINGSTON - E. Bennett Call Home” 570-970-0847 1st Floor - 5 Rooms months rent desirable neighbor- include heat, cen- security, utilities & Spacious 1, 2 & 3 Ideal location. Clean required. No pets. hood. Within walk- tral air, utilities, references. Water for shopping Bedroom Apts PITTSTON Modern Fresh Paint Section 8 Welcome. ing distance to trash removal, Main St. and Sewer included. PLAINS Carpeted Gas Heat 3 Bedroom Wilkes & Kings. and nightly clean- 12,000 sq. ft. build- 2 bedroom home $450-$550 WILKES-BARRE Call 570-675-7529 on quiet street. information. NO Smoking-NO Pets Townhomes 1 bedroom, 3rd Spacious 3 bed- ing - all without a ing in downtown Please leave mes- $600/mo. + utilities. $500/month +utilities Gas heat included floor, No pets. Ref- room, 2 bathroom sneaky CAM location. Ware- sage 516-216-3539 Call (570) 283-2884 *2008 Pulse Research Lease, References, FREE erences, security & includes a private charge. Access house with light DALLAS TOWNHOME Security. Ready Now 24hr on-site Gym lease. $310. (570) balcony/deck over- parking at the the manufacturing. Living room, dining 570-696-1847 Community Room NANTICOKE 825-5945 looking an in- intermodal garage Building with some room, modern gal- First floor, 1 bed- ground pool, off- via our covered office space. Entire ley kitchen. All appli- PLYMOUTH Swimming Pool Before 9:00PM 3 bedroom +wash- room. Sewer & street parking, bridge. 300SF to building for lease or ances included. 2 Maintenance FREE room. Gas heat. garbage included. hardwood floors, 5000SF available. will sub-divide. bedrooms, 1.5 Controlled Access WILKES-BARRE Carpeted. Off street KINGSTON Cats ok. $375 + util- washer/dryer We can remodel MLS #10-1074 baths, deck, off What Patio/Balcony parking. $700 + utili- ities & security. Call hookup and a room to suit. Brokers Call Charlie street parking. No and much more... ties &security. Call 570-740-2009 1-ROOM STUDIO that could be used protected. Call 570-829-6200 pets. $750/month + 1 BEDROOM APTS Call Today in historic building at 570-430-7901 or stop by as a small 4th bed- Jeff Pyros at VM 101 utilities. Call Kevin Do You 281 S. Franklin St. room. No pets. 570-822-8577 (570) 696-5420 for a tour! with kitchenette & AVAILABLE 570-288-9019 NANTICOKE $1,650/month + For lease, available Hanover Section bath. Heat, water, security deposit PLYMOUTH 3 to 4 bedroom, HaveTo July/August. 2nd floor, 1 bed- garbage removal, Email: cshovlin@fcla DICKSON CITY Includes heat/ and parking includ- COMMERCIAL Great neighborhood 1.5 bath, newly room. Stove & wpc.com or call 422 North Main washer/dryer, ed in $395 month very convenient, remodeled, washer, Fridge. $425 + gas (570) 718-1444 and Street, Pittston $600/475/per LARKSVILLE rent. Call 2000 sq ft., 3 dryer hook-up, 1 car Sell Cute 3 bedroom & electric. Call ask for Chris. month, Call (631) 570-417-0088 570-333-5471 WILKES-BARRE bedrooms, 2 full garage. $950/ apartment, just month + utilities. 553-0030 renovated, quiet with references baths, extra large kitchen, dishwash- No Pets. To day? neighborhood, no Call 570-954-5253 pets, washer/dryer NANTICOKE WILKES-BARRE er, stove, hardwood KINGSTON hook-up, off-street Spacious 3 bed- WILKES-BARRE floors, new carpet, 1st floor, 2 bedroom, parking, $515/ room, 3rd floor. den, living room, Laundry hookup. FRANKLIN GARDENS dining room,laundry PLYMOUTH all appliances month + utilities & Remodeled 3 bed- Some pets ok. 2 BEDROOMS / 1 BATH hook up, deck & included, coin-op 1 month security. WATER / SEWER / room. $550/ month $585/month. Sewer SENIOR LIVING beautiful yard. washer / dryer in 845-386-1011 TRASH INCLUDED, Flexible commer- + security. No pets. included. Sewer, garbage & basement with Newly renovated. cial/office space on Lease this free- Call 570-574-5690 (570) 332-5215 lawn maintenance extra storage, off- Washer/dryer Š1 &2bedrooms Main Street. standing building for included. Mid-Valley street parking, No On-Site, Parking, ŠLaundry facility Includes 4 separate an AFFORDABLE School District. pets. $600 + utilities LUZERNE Secure Building, ŠStove, fridge offices, large room monthly rent. Totally 1 bedroom, wall to $1,000/month + Call 570-287-9631 PITTSTON $625/per month. ŠSecure building which could be used renovated & ready SHAVERTOWN wall, off-street 2 bedroom, bath, security, lease Near Burger King or 570-696-3936 Call (570) 899-8034 ŠCommunity as a conference to occupy. Offices, parking, coin ktichen, living room. & references. 3 bedroom, 1-1/2 (after 5:00) Rooms. room and a rest- conference room, laundry, water, Heat & water Elevator 570-237-2545 bath, 3 season sewer & garbage included. $560/ Š room. Very high work stations, kit room, hardwood Š2 fully handicap traffic area. Locat- and more. Ample included. $495/ month. 1st month & WILKES-BARRE accessible apts. floors, off street NANTICOKE security. No pets ed in a strip mall parking and handi- 39 West Ridge St. month + security also available parking &gas 570-451-1038 that is fully occu- cap access. $1,750/ FORTY FORT 1st floor, 6 rooms. & lease. HUD APARTMENTS 277 River Street heat. 1 year Lease accepted. Call pied. Parking avail- month. MLS 11-419 3 bedroom, 2 bath. for $975/month 3 bedrooms. $450 RECENTLYRENOVATED able. For more Call Judy Rice + all utilities. Call 570-687-6216 or FOR RENT! Call Christy $1,200/month. Land +1month security. 570-954-0727 PITTSTON 425 S. Franklin St. 570-417-0088 details and pictures, 5701-714-9230 lord pays all utilities. Garbage, sewer, (570) 735-8888 Available In July For lease. Available visit www.atlasreal- 570-690-2721 refrigerator, stove, 3rd floor, 3 bedroom immediately, wash- tyinc.com. MLS 11- washer/dryer & 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ Living room & den, er/ dryer on premis- 1832. $750/month + gas fireplace full eat in kitchen, Unfurnished Unfurnished es, no pets. We WILKES-BARRE utilities. included. full bath. $550 + West River St. HARVEYS LAKE have studio &1bed- Call Kim at 2 bedroom home. (570) 905-5647 security. Sewer & Beautiful 2 floor room apts. On site 570-466-3338. All appliances, trash garbage included. townhouse, 2-3 bed- Call 829-7130 EAST parking. 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