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WILKES-BARRE, PA timesleader.com FRIdAy,JuLy 5, 2013 50¢ Wyoming Google’s new ceremony mixes doses project is a of humor real inside job and history ‘Street View’ cameras will be in our area to capture virtual Mark Guydish [email protected] images of business interiors

WYOMING — It was a day of heat and humor, of history’s hidden Roger duPuis tidbits and lessons on how they can [email protected] help mold the future. Serving as chairman of the Google’s “street view” photographers are 135th annual commemorative ser- coming back into Northeast Pennsylvania — vice of the Battle and Massacre literally. of Wyoming, Kingston Mayor Web surfers accustomed to cruising the James Haggerty on Thursday PEtE G. WILCoX/thE tImES LEAdER streets of cities worldwide via Google Maps’ brought his usual wit. In introduc- People get treated to a dazzling fireworks show over Kirby Park on Thursday during the annual Fourth of July Celebration in panoramic images will soon be able to click ing the Wyoming Commemorative Wilkes-Barre. open some front doors, touring the interiors Association president, Haggerty of participating businesses under Google’s riffed on Frank Conyngham’s 24 new virtual tour feature. years in the post. Photo crews will be in the Wilkes-Barre and “I asked why he stayed on so Scranton areas between July 29 and Aug. 2 long,” Haggerty said. “He said he to create 360-degree virtual tours inside busi- thought he was eligible for a pen- Going FOURTH to have fun nesses that register for the program, said sion after 25 years.” Ithaca, N.Y.-based Google photography coor- Conyngham, well known for dinator Jim Hilker. injecting his own quips into his Valley celebrates America’s birthday There are, however, two key requirements: speeches, thanked many who interested businesses must contact Google, helped make the ceremony pos- with an old-fashioned blast Hilker said — company policy prevents pho- sible, noted this month marked the tographers from soliciting businesses — and 150th anniversary of the Battle of businesses must pay a “small one-time fee.” Gettysburg, and said he felt a few sheena delazio Google policy also prevents Hilker from comments were appropriate regard- [email protected] disclosing the fee, he said, but he added that ing that pivotal Civil War event. once it is paid, the images will be hosted per- “Four score and seven years WILKES-BARRE — It was a fun, old-fashioned manently on Google without charge. ago,” he said, beginning Abraham Fourth of July celebration at Kirby Park Thursday, Business owners must register at www.see- Lincoln’s famous Gettysburg complete with snow cones, fresh-squeezed lemonade insidepa.com. Hilker’s team of four expects Address and evoking laughs. But and funnel cakes. initially to sign up 20 businesses each in Conyngham had had his joke with And the night capped off with a very modern fire- Luzerne and Lackawanna counties, he said. those six iconic words, waved and works display that left the crowd oohing and ahhing. Additional photography sessions could be said, “Thanks for coming.” Hundreds of people lined the levee system and PEtE G. WILCoX/thE tImES LEAdER added later this summer if demand warrants, As old as the commemora- grassy fields at Kirby Park after enjoying a day of fam- Micah Mcdonald, 7, of Plains Township,takes a spin on one of Hilker said. tive event is, the battle it marks ily picnics, carnival rides, chocolate-covered cheese- the carnival rides in Kirby Park on Thursday during the Fourth “We have to cover a lot of different cities occurred 100 years before the first cake, dozens of vendors and a performance by the of July Celebration. throughout the summer,” said Hilker, whose such service, on July 3, 1778, when Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic. territory includes Pennsylvania, New Yo rk patriot forces and British Loyalists Area residents participated in similar, if smaller- and parts of New England. and their Iroquois allies clashed. scale, celebrations across the region. A parade and High-tech product line About 340 patriots were killed and See FOURTH |3A See GOOGLE |10A See WYOMING |3A

SuBmIttEd Photo PEtE G. WILCoX/thE tImES LEAdER BILL tARutIS | FoRthE tImESLEAdER This 360-degree Google image shows the reception Attendees of the Fourth of July Celebration at Kirby Park FREd AdAmS/FoR thE tImES LEAdER Penn state professor emeritus of history area of the Centre Animal Hospital in state College. find plenty of good things to eat, courtesy of the many food Onlookers wave flags as the Independence day parade passes John Frantz delivers the keynote address Google photographers will be in scranton and Wilkes- vendors. in Mountain Top. about Benjamin Franklin at the Wyoming Barre from July 29 to Aug. 2 to photograph business Monument on Thursday. interiors for the Google Virtual Tour program. Top Brotherhood figures seized in Egypt sweep

Questions remain on how to include freely elected president. Now the group is reeling under a huge backlash from a public fundamentalist group in government that says the Brotherhood and its Islamist allies abused their electoral mandate. The military Lee Keath and sarah el deeb immediate test to the new army- forced Morsi out Wednesday after the Associated Press backed leadership’s promises to millions of Egyptians nationwide guide Egypt to democracy: The turned out in four days of protests CAIRO — Egypt’s military question of how to include the demanding he be removed. moved swiftly Thursday against 83-year-old fundamentalist group. Furious over what it calls a mili- senior figures of the Muslim That question has long been at tary coup against democracy, the Brotherhood, targeting the back- the heart of democracy efforts in Brotherhood vowed Thursday it bone of support for ousted presi- Egypt. Hosni Mubarak and previ- will not work with the new lead- dent Mohammed Morsi. In the ous authoritarian regimes banned ership. It and harder-line Islamist most dramatic step, authorities the group, raising cries even from allies called for a wave of protests arrested the group’s revered leader pro-reform Brotherhood critics today, dubbing it the “Friday of from a seaside villa and flew him that it must be allowed to partici- Rage,” vowing to escalate if the by helicopter to detention in the pate if Egypt was to be free. After military does not back down. capital. Mubarak’s fall, the newly legalized There are widespread fears of With a top judge newly sworn group vaulted to power in elec- Islamist violence in retaliation for AP Photo in as interim president to replace tions, with its veteran member Morsi’s ouster, and already some egypt’s chief justice Adly Mansour, center, is applauded by by chiefs of the constitutional court Morsi, the crackdown poses an Morsi becoming the country’s first after he is sworn in as the nation’s interim president Thursday.The chief justice of egypt’s supreme See EGYPT |10A Constitutional Court was sworn in after the military ousted the Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.

neWs Birthdays 8A BUsIness: 8B movies InsIde Local 3A Editorial 9A CLAssIFIed: 1C television Nation & World 4A Weather 10A Comics 10C Puzzles obituaries 5A, 6A sPORTs: 1B THe GUIde 6 0 9 8 1 5 1 0 0 1 1 PAGE 2A FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 NEWS www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER Woman admits theft from LCCC DETAILS LOTTERY Sheena Delazio Griffith faces a maximum nal complaint, Nanticoke ing money came from student December 2008. In October [email protected] of seven years in prison when Detective Capt. William Shultz tuition payments that had been 2011, Griffith was moved she is sentenced on Sept. 3. spoke on Feb. 22 with the col- made in cash. back to the custodian posi- MIDDAY DRAWING WILKES-BARRE – A Griffith will be required to pay lege’s director of security, Bill On March 9, Luzerne County tion before she was placed on Daily number Nanticoke woman charged a $5,000 deductible to LCCC Barrett, who said an account- Detective Lt. Gary Capitano with taking $16,000 from and $11,809 to an insurance ing firm had completed an became involved in the inves- unpaid suspension in March - 3-5-5 Luzerne County Community company at the time of her annual 2011 audit for the train- tigation and spoke with college 2012. Big Four - 9-9-8-0 College while working there sentencing. ing institute and that discrep- President Thomas Leary, who She was formally terminated Quinto - 0-4-7-7-3 as a secretary pleaded guilty After an investigation by ancies were uncovered regard- said Griffith was responsible from employment when she Treasure Hunt Wednesday in Luzerne County Nanticoke police and the ing missing funds. for collecting fees for many was arraigned on charges in Court. Luzerne County District The institute, which opened courses and for transporting 07-14-19-26-30 November. Her annual salary EvENING Janet M. Griffith, 52, of Attorney’s Office, investiga- in 2008, trains police officers, the payments to the finance had been $23,585. Center Street, pleaded guilty tors said Griffith took about firefighters, paramedics, EMTs office every day. She is represented by attor- DRAWING before Judge David Lupas to a $16,000 while working as a and truck drivers in a variety According to the college, Daily number felony charge of theft by failure secretary at the school’s Public of courses. Griffith was hired as a custodi- ney Matthew Kelly. Assistant to make required disposition Safety Training Institute. An accountant reported an in August 2007 and moved District Attorney Shannon - 2-9-0 of funds. According to the crimi- to the college that the miss- into the secretary position in Crake is prosecuting the case. Big Four - 4-5-2-9 Quinto - 4-4-9-0-3 Cash 5 Forty Fort film goes on 05-14-18-23-33 Match 6 A fun start to W-B tradition 09-28-29-33-37-44 despite Disney scare no player matched all five numbers in Thursday’s “Cash Mark Guydish Tuzinski said the recently created 5”jackpot drawing. [email protected] Families for Forty Fort Park organiza- Today’s jackpot will tion was notified unexpectedly by a be worth $500,000. FORTY FORT — Disney apparently Disney attorney that there was a “black- got wind of plans to have a free show- out” on showing “Monsters, Inc.” — a Lottery officials ing of the children’s flick “Monsters, 2002 Disney Pixar hit about monsters reported 94 players Inc.,” in Forty Fort Park Wednesday, who scare children to generate power matched four num- and the entertainment giant put the and then get a scare themselves when bers, winning $192 kibosh on the plan. a child ends up in Monstropolis. A Not to worry. The group organizing movie that serves as a sort of prequel, each; 3,295 play- the event pulled “Madagascar 3” off “Monster University,” is currently in ers matched three the shelf and managed to draw about theaters. numbers, winning 325 people. The big turnout bodes well for plans $9 each; and 36,569 Well, “pulled off the shelf” may be a to make the outdoor movie screening a bit glib. Andy Tuzinski, one of the vol- monthly event, said Tuzinski, who said players matched two unteers who organized the event, said the group didn’t want to “make a big numbers, winning $1 the group had to come up with $400 on deal” out of the snag. The group also each. short notice to satisfy Disney, and that is planning a “Dip and Dance” at the no player matched the money came out of the volunteers’ pool July 12, and is looking for ways to pockets. But he preferred on Thursday reintroduce ice skating in winter. all six numbers in to downplay the glitch and stress the “We want it to be like we remember Thursday’s “Match AMAnDA HRYCYnA | FORTHE TIMES LEADER Kids sprint from the starting line at the corner of Ross and South Main streets in Wilkes- success. it when we were kids,” Tuzinski said, 6”jackpot drawing. Barre as the fun run gets underway as part of the 30th annual Bernie’s Memorial Run/Walk “It was wonderful,” Tuzinski, noting adding that they seemed to succeed Monday’s jackpot Thursday morning.The July 4 tradition organized by the Wilkes-Barre YMCA is named for his 7-year-old son Jack had a blast dol- Wednesday, when an older woman will be worth the late Bernie Hargadon, a past executive director. For results from the adults’ three-mile ing out popcorn before sitting down to praised them and said it reminder her $2 million. race, see Page 3B. watch the movie projected onto a por- of the park in her own childhood. table screen held up with a homemade “That’s why we’re doing this,” he PVC pipe frame. said. OBITUARIES Man charged with attempted homicide in Rice Twp. shooting Cieczko, Edward Colarusso,Carl Jr. Sheena Delazio to Heslop Road for the report allowed to leave the area and should get his, according to an and that he was “attempting Colborn, Phyllis [email protected] of a suspicious vehicle. Harry became “agitated” when he affidavit. to hit center mass and inca- Engler, Charles Kemmerer told police he had found out the police were con- Nicholas Drust shot all pacitate his target.” Hrobuchak, Robert RICE TWP. — A Wilkes- previously seen the vehicle and tacted, according to the crimi- rounds from the gun in Both Robert Drust and Barre Township man was had made reports about it to nal complaint. Robert Drust Papach’s direction, leaving Papach were taken to Kaminski, Edward charged Thursday with police. began to scream at Kemmerer bullet holes in the windshield, Geisinger Wyoming Valley Makowski, Helen attempted homicide after Kemmerer then contacted and Papach, then punched fender, headlight, front bumper in Plains Township where Meucci, Fred police said he fired a gun his friend, Larry Papach, Papach in the face, police and hood, police said. Papach they were treated for non-life Solomon, Isabelle Wednesday night and injured said police, and the two men said. Papach fell into a ditch, received gunshot wounds to threatening injuries, police a 75-year-old man. blocked the roadway in an police said. his right hand and shoulder. said. Sutton, David Sr. Nicholas Drust, 19, of attempt to identify and hold Nicholas Drust exited the Papach returned fire, hitting Nicholas Drust was Urbanas, Paul Keating Street, was charged the vehicle in place until police Honda with a semi-automatic the right rear passenger door, arraigned by District Judge with attempted homicide, arrived. The vehicle, a 1999 handgun, according to police. police said. Robert Drust was Donald Whittaker and taken Pages 5A,6A aggravated assault and reck- red Honda Civic was driven Papach then got into his struck in the left thigh. to the Luzerne County less endangerment after an by Robert Drust, and Nicholas vehicle as Drust approached, When police interviewed Correctional Facility. No incident on Heslop Road. Drust was in the passenger again yelling, and telling his Nicholas Drust at police head- bail or preliminary hearing According to a criminal seat, according to police. son that Papach was getting quarters, they said, Drust information was available WHO TO CONTACT complaint, police were called Robert Drust asked to be a gun and that Nicholas Drust admitted to firing at Papach Thursday.

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Correctional Facility for that he discovered five on a felony arrest war- Wilkes-Barre and accept- ment payments, accord- KINGSTON — Shawn lack of $75,000 bail. accounts had been vice President / Executive Editor rant after he allegedly ed a ride from a man in ing to a news release Davis, 19, of Newitt City police allege opened in his name. The Joe Butkiewicz ...... 970-7249 fled from them after he his early 20s. He told her from the Luzerne County Place, Kingston, was Hoskins was allowed by a accounts totaled $7,123 Asst. Managing Editor was shot with a Taser on his name was Jimmy and District Attorney’s arraigned Wednesday on woman to use her washing in debt, according to the Anne Woelfel ...... 970-7232 Tuesday. drove her to Great Valley Office. Detectives allege charges he assaulted his machine inside her Noble criminal complaint. City Editor An officer on patrol Boulevard, where she Hazel filed false income girlfriend in front of their Lane residence on March Police in Florida Daniel Burnett ...... 970-7180 Sports Editor recognized Christien claimed he forced her to worksheets regarding children. 29. The woman claimed traced the accounts to John Medeiros ...... 970-7143 Haulcombe, who was sit- perform a sex act, police child support payments Davis was charged with Hoskins argued with her, an email that was created Features Editor ting on a porch at 35 S. said. she received from 2006 simple assault, reckless destroyed property in her by Kelley, the complaint Sandra Snyder ...... 970-7383 Welles St., as having an The woman identified through 2011 that quali- endangerment, resist- residence and threw her states. Online Editor arrest warrant, police the man as a white male fied her to obtain reduced ing arrest and harass- on the floor, according to Kelley remains free on Christopher J. Hughes ...... 970-7329 said. When the officer with short blond hair; rents and inflated utility ment. He was jailed at the criminal complaint. $5,000 unsecured bail. Photo Editor informed Haulcombe she said he was driving a reimbursement payments the Luzerne County Police also accused • Michelle Cassano- Clark Van Orden ...... 970-7175 that he was under silver passenger vehicle. in the amount of $14,315. Correctional Facility for Hoskins of possessing Hildebrand, 35, of E-MAIL ...... [email protected] arrest, Haulcombe alleg- Anyone with informa- A preliminary hearing lack of $75,000 bail. heroin and fighting with Schuler Street, Wilkes- edly rose to his feet and tion about the incident is scheduled on July 10. Police allege Davis police during a traffic Barre, was arraigned shouted, “For what?” is asked to call Hanover WILKES-BARRE — punched his girlfriend stop on South Sheridan Tuesday on charges she The Times Leader strives to When told about the Township police at 825- City police arrested two several times as she Street on April 14. stole two beverages from correct errors, clarify stories warrant, Haulcombe 1251. men on charges they was driving a vehicle on A preliminary hearing Fast Mart on the Sans and update them promptly. allegedly refused to KINGSTON — A burglarized a house on Chestnut Street Tuesday is scheduled on July 9. Souci Parkway on June Corrections will appear in this comply with the offi- woman was arraigned North Main Street. night. The woman drove HANOVER TWP. — 24. spot. If you have information to cer’s orders and the offi- Tuesday on charges she Michael R. Hughes, over a curb, flattening Township police report- Cassano-Hildebrand help us correct an inaccuracy or cover an issue more thoroughly, cer deployed his Taser. filed false income reports 28, and Eddie D. Traver, two tires, and struck ed the following: was charged with retail call the newsroom at 829-7242. Haulcombe fell over a to continue to receive 22, both of North Empire a stop sign on Newitt • Donna Kelley, 46, theft and corruption of porch railing, which reduced rent under the Street, were arraigned Place, according to the of South Main Street, minors. She was released caused the Taser barbs Luzerne County Housing Wednesday on charges criminal complaint. Hanover Township, on $5,000 unsecured to become dislodged. Authority’s Section 8 of burglary and criminal A preliminary hearing was arraigned Tuesday bail. Haulcombe got to his program. trespass. Hughes was is scheduled on July 10. on charges she opened Police allege Cassano- feet and fled. Millicent Hazel, 48, of also charged with false WILKES-BARRE — credit accounts in her ex- Hildebrand entered the Haulcombe is wanted Kingston, was charged identification to law A man was arraigned husband’s name without Fast Mart with a girl and +(ISSN No. 0896-4084) on charges of receiving by Luzerne County detec- enforcement. Wednesday on charges his knowledge. intentionally dropped her USPS 499-710 stolen property and theft tives with theft, false They were jailed at he harassed a woman and Kelley was charged purse. The girl placed two of property lost by mis- swearing and false state- the Luzerne County on drug offenses. with access device fraud drinks in the purse, and Issue No. 2013-1702013-186 Newsroom take, according to court ments. She was arraigned Correctional Facility for Rassan Shaheed and identify theft. She Cassano-Hildebrand left 829-7242 documents. by District Judge Paul lack of $50,000 bail each. Hoskins, 25, of Parkview waived the charges to the store after picking up [email protected] Circulation HANOVER TWP. — Roberts in Kingston and Hughes and Traver Circle, Wilkes-Barre, was Luzerne County Court her purse, according to Jim McCabe – 829-5000 Township police said jailed at the county cor- were found inside sepa- charged with theft, crimi- during the arraignment the criminal complaint. [email protected] Published daily by:

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‘Gathering’ focused ceremony, for example, were held in Wright Township; the event was expected to include an appearance by Katie McGinty, the Democratic candidate for gov- on living in moment ernor of Pennsylvania. The Mynsavage family, of Wilkes-Barre, attends the Independence Day cel- For the seventh consecutive year, ebration at Kirby Park every year. “My favorite part is the rides,” said 11-year-old Keystone College will host “The Amanda Mynsavage, while enjoying the day with her mother, Dennice. Gathering” — an annual conference This year, Amanda, who was finally tall enough to ride the Sizzler, the Tornado for people of diverse backgrounds who and the Tempest, said she hoped to get on all of them. share the idea that imagination can help “We’ll see,” her mother said. “This whole thing is awesome. We love the fire- solve problems that threaten our com- works.” munities. It will be held from July 18 to Aesha Abdulazim, 6, of Wilkes-Barre, rode a pony for the first time Thursday, 21 on campus. as she waved to her mother and younger brother. Through lectures, workshops, perfor- Micah McDonald, 7, of Plains Township, took a spin on the Chinese swings, Ackerman mances and discussions, participants dramatically falling to the ground when exiting the ride. “It was ok,” Micah explore creativity through the sciences shrugged. and arts of diverse world cultures. Khadijah Murphy-Epps, 17, MJ Epps, 14, and Alexis Footman, 16, all of The theme this year is “The Art of Kingston, sat on a hill watching the day’s activities, anticipating the evening’s the Living Moment,” derived from the fireworks display. “It’s dead now,” Murphy-Epps said around 5:30 p.m., who Buddhist practice of living entirely in noted it was her second year at the Kirby Park event, and that next year she’ll the present. In addition to writers, poets know to come later. and artists, the 2013 edition will feature But, that wasn’t the case for Christopher Snarski and Amanda Lefort, of Kaminsky Tibetan Lamas (spiritual teachers) of the Wilkes-Barre. “We came early to get a good parking spot,” Lefort said. Drepung Loseling Monastery, who will This year’s fireworks display was organized by Advanced Pyrotechnics. demonstrate living moment through art, The Hourigan, Kluger & Quinn law firm had representatives on hand at the music and dance. park as part of its HKQ Kids project, handing out free bike helmets for its sixth The Gathering supports the cause of the Tibetans, year. “Safety is our first concern and cost savings is our second,” HKQ Kids proj- who have lived in exile since 1959, when their spiritual ect manager Sue Greenfield said. “Some families have five kids, and five helmets leader, the Dalai Lama, fled the Tibetan capital under can equal the cost of a grocery list. So, we’re glad we can help.” threat from the advancing Chinese army. During the first three hours of distributing helmets, a line wrapped around Principal speakers include poet, essayist and natural- Kirby Park and volunteers worked non-stop, Greenfield said. The crowd started ist Diane Ackerman, author and Russian immigrant Ilya to diminish in the late afternoon, she said, but picked up when onlookers began Kaminsky, Greek artist Ioannis Glykokokalos, authors to gather for the fireworks. Whitney Stewart and Trebbe Johnson, Keystone art Every year, HKQ Kids hands out 1,500 helmets to children ages 12 and professor Judy Keats, Penn State English and literature under. All helmets meet U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission standards, professor Philip Mosely and yoga and fitness expert Greenfield said. Samara and Janessa Frazier, 7 and 6, picked out their free hel- Donna Fetzko. mets while at the park with their mother, Megan Campbell. For more information, visit www.thegatheringatkey- Samara said she and her sister would test their new helmets just as soon as stone.org or contact [email protected], the fireworks ended. 570-945-8510. The audience at Kirby Park enjoyed a performace by Katy Williams during this year’s pre-fireworks philharmonic performance. Williams is a soloist who HAZLETON has performed with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and Pittsburgh Opera. The performance also featured guest violinist Jenny Oaks Baker. Chamber seeks sponsors Mountain Top’s celebration began with a parade along state route 309 and included a ceremony at the Wright Township Municipal Building. A flag-raising PETE G. WILCoX/ThE TIMES LEADER and wreath-laying ceremony were held at the Veterans Memorial, and in true Aesha Abdulazim, 6, of Wilkes-Barre, experiences her first pony ride dur- for downtown banners patriotic form, Col. Roger Schwartz and Michael Stair explained the Declaration ing Thursday’s Fourth of July Celebration at Kirby Park in Wilkes-Barre. The Downtown Committee of the Greater Hazleton of Independence. The rides were provided by Pony Party Paradise, Shickshinny. Chamber of Commerce is asking businesses to sponsor If you missed an opportunity to view fireworks Thursday, take heart. Wright and support an image-building banner project for the Township will hold its annual fireworks display at 6:30 p.m. today at the town- downtown area. ship’s municipal park. Each double-sided banner costs $99. Businesses can fund more than one. The banners will be displayed for about seven months, allowing for Funfest banners to be erected during the months of July through September, and Christmas decorations for the holidays. All advertisers will be FRED ADAMS/ acknowledged in the chamber’s newsletter, website and FoR ThE TIMES news media. In addition, each participating business will LEADER receive a Proud Banner Certificate to place in their busi- Seven-month-old ness acknowledging sponsorship. Riley Halpin sits For additional information, contact the chamber office on his mother’s at 570-455-1509 or at [email protected]. lap to view the Mountain Top WILKES-BARRE TWP. parade. PETE G. WILCoX/ThE TIMES LEADER Summer Marketplace ViolinistJenny Oaks Baker performs with the Northeastern Pennsylvania returns to Arena on Tuesday Philharmonic during Thursday’s pre-fireworks concert in Kirby Park. Mohegan Sun Arena and Wyoming the SMG Management team have announced the second From page 1A annual Summer Marketplace at Casey Plaza will open several survivors were tortured in the aftermath. It became known as the for the season on Tuesday Wyoming Massacre, and Thursday’s service was held near an obelisk mon- The second annual Summer in the venue parking lot off ument built to commemorate the event. Marketplace at Casey Plaza opens Tuesday in the Mohegan Highland Park Boulevard. The ceremony included a volley fired from muzzleloaders by the 24th Sun Arena parking lot. The marketplace will take Connecticut Militia, a group of meticulous Revolutionary War re-enactors place every Tuesday through and the annual presentation of floral tributes by descendants and others Aug. 27, with new event connected to the battle. The ceremony culminated in a speech by John hours from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. It will feature vendors Frantz, history professor emeritus at Penn State University. offering locally grown fresh produce, concessions, baked Acknowledging that many facets of the battle and the monument have goods, jewelry, collectibles and novelty items. This been covered by past keynote speakers, Frantz opted to discuss Benjamin year’s event also will feature weekly promotions and live Franklin’s rather unwelcoming attitude about non-English immigrants to entertainment. Pennsylvania, though he kept with the comedy vein by cracking a few jokes Parking and admission are free, and the event will be at the start. held rain or shine. “I always check the mike before I start to speak. I remember when a cler- This year’s marketplace is sponsored by Blue Cross of gyman was conducting a service, and he thought the mike wasn’t working, Northeastern Pennsylvania, Dasani Water, First Liberty so he leaned over to a choir member and said, ‘There’s something wrong Bank & Trust and SMG Management. with this mike.’ Well, the congregation responded as it always did at that For a list of weekly promotions, entertainment and point of the service and said, ‘And also with you.’” participating vendors, visit www.mohegansunare- Frantz gave a quick recap of Franklin’s rise to prominence and success napa.com. Vendor participation may vary per week. from his birth in Boston in 1706 and his decision to run away from home at Entertainment and promotions are subject to change. 17 and end up in Philadelphia. Within six years he was running a printing Mohegan Sun Arena is still accepting applications for press that lead to the publication of the Pennsylvania Gazette newspaper participation from area vendors. For more information, and, a few years later, Poor Richard’s Almanac. call the arena at 570-970-7600, or email porembas@ Franklin wrote essays in the almanac and “was a little ahead of his time mohegansunarenapa.com to request an application. complaining about the double-standard of morality,” Frantz noted, includ- ing prominent people condemning a woman for her illegitimate children BILL TARUTIS | FoR ThE TIMESLEADER HAZLETON even as they had helped father them. Homer Butler of Mount Cobb, in period costume as a member of the By age 42, Franklin had been so successful in business he could retire 24th Connecticut Militia, attends Thursday morning’s commemorative Rep. Toohil announces and devote himself to public service and science, Frantz said, creating service recalling the Battle and Massacre of Wyoming. the lightning rod in the latter pursuit, and getting elected to Philadelphia City Council and the state Legislature in the former. Traveling the world, extended office hours Franklin developed a clear vision of what he thought Pennsylvania should State Rep. Tarah Toohil, R-Butler become, and that vision did not include a rapid growth of non-English Township, has announced that her district immigration, particularly those from areas of what would be Germany. office in Hazleton will hold extended Noting that included people who were in the Battle of Wyoming, Frantz hours on two days in July. said Franklin felt they were stubborn in sticking to their own language, The extended hours will be from 4:30 to unattractive and a potential ally of the French in the French and Indian war. 6:30 p.m. on Wednesdays, July 10 and 17. “He should have known his history,” Frantz said. “If Franklin had known The office is located at 1 W. Broad St., Suite their history of suffering at the hands of the French in Europe, he would 100, Hazleton. Staff can be reached at 570- not have had to worry about the Germans allying with the French.” Toohil 453-1344. He also should have known “they needed to be patient with the immi- Services available at the office include: grants,” Frantz said. It was natural that they congregated in their own com- driver’s license and vehicle registration munities and retained their own customs. Many went on to adapt very applications and renewals; assistance with PennDOT successfully. paperwork; PACE and PACENET applications for seniors; “It is essential we understand our past,” said Frantz. “It won’t provide a property tax and rent rebate applications; voter registra- road map to the future, but it will give us perspective on our past. We need tion forms and absentee ballot applications; state tax to know where we’ve been in order to know where we are, and possibly forms; student aid applications; free Pennsylvania maps, even where we’re going. vacation guides and state park information; copies of leg- “We need to be patient with people who are different, because they will islation; tours of the state capitol; and referrals to agencies catch on to the ways of their new country,” he added, noting many of the to resolve state-related matters. ancestors being commemorated came from families that did not speak the For more information, visit www.RepToohil.com or www. language spoken by the crowd. BILL TARUTIS | FoR ThE TIMESLEADER The 24th Connecticut Militia Regiment commanded by Harry Stephens facebook.com/RepToohil. “We should be grateful to our Founding Father Benjamin Franklin, for of Hummelstown, right, fires a volley tribute during the 235th anniver- providing us with these lessons.” sary commemorative service of the Battle and Massacre of Wyoming. PAGE 4A FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 NATION/WORLD www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER IN BRIEF A salute to LadyLiberty

AP Photo The Solar Impulse, an ener- gy-efficient plane seen here over Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix, is sched- uled to arrive after midnight Saturday at NewYork’s John F. Kennedy International Airport. Soar plane

AP Photo aims to lift DIvE IN, cool oFF Hannah Tiendas, a member of the Santa clara profile of diving team, leaves a bubble trail as she goes underwater during practice recently at the Santa clara, calif., international swim center. clean tech LANCASTER Seth Borenstein Kitchen fire blamed Associated Press WASHINGTON — In in 4 deaths in home noisy, energetic New Yo rk City, the pilots of a spindly A blaze that erupted early Thursday at plane that looks more toy a central Pennsylvania home killed four than jet hope to grab atten- people, including two children, and left tion in a surprising way: By three other residents critically injured, being silent and consuming AP Photos authorities said. Investigators believe Rodney and Judy long, of charlotte, N.c., take a photo of the Statue of liberty as they arrive on the first tourist ferryThursday to leave Manhattan. The little energy. unattended food caused the fire. statue finally reopened on the Fourth of July, months after Superstorm Sandy swamped its island. This revolutionary solar- The fire started in the kitchen of a powered plane is about to three-story Lancaster duplex at about 3 end a slow and symbolic a.m. after frozen potatoes were placed in journey across America by the oven, fire officials said. One victim NEW YORK — The Statue quietly buzzing the Statue was identified by fire authorities and a of Liberty reopened on the of Liberty and landing in a relative as the homeowner, 65-year-old Fourth of July, eight months city whose buildings often Jimmie Moore. after Superstorm Sandy shut- obscure the power-giving A man in his early 40s was pronounced tered the national symbol sun. The plane’s top speed of dead at the scene, while two children of freedom, as Americans 45 mph is so pokey, it would died later at Lancaster General Hospital, around the country celebrat- earn honks on the New Fire Chief Timothy Gregg said. ed with fireworks and parades Jersey Turnpike. Three people were transferred to the and President Obama urged The plane is called Solar burn center at Crozer Chester Medical in citizens to live up to the Impulse. And it leaves from critical condition, while one person was words of the Declaration of Washington on a commut- admitted to the hospital in serious condi- Independence. er-like hop planned for tion, a nursing supervisor at Lancaster Hundreds lined up Saturday, depending on the General Hospital said. Thursday to be among the weather. It will take hours first to board boats destined for the journey and offers EDMOND, OKLA. for Lady Liberty, including none of the most basic com- New Yo rker Heather Leykam forts of flying. Parade float kills and her family. But that’s OK. The air- “This, to us, Liberty A member of the Sons of the American Revolution San Antonio chapter carries a wreath to a Fourth of July craft’s creators say its pur- young participant Island, is really about a Patriotic ceremony at Fort Sam Houston National cemetery in Texas. pose really has little to do rebirth,” said Leykam, with flying. A boy riding in a Fourth of July parade whose mother’s home was star-spangled bunting, but unharmed, but the land took future generations. They view themselves as in central Oklahoma died Thursday after destroyed during the storm. portions remain blocked a beating. Railings broke, In Boston, large crowds green pioneers — promoting a float ran him over, authorities said. “It is a sense of renewal for off with large construction docks and paving stones were still expected despite lighter materials, solar-pow- The boy was riding on a martial arts the city and the country. equipment, and the main were torn up and buildings security restrictions after ered batteries and conserva- group’s float at Edmond’s LibertyFest We wouldn’t have missed it ferry dock was boarded up. were flooded. the April 15 bombings, and tion as sexy and adventurous. before he got down or fell from the for the world.” Repairs to brick walkways The storm destroyed revelers snagged early spots Theirs is the high-flying vehicle at the end of the parade, Police Nationwide, Boston pre- and docks were ongoing. But electrical systems, sewage for the evening Boston Pops equivalent of the Tesla Officer James Hamm said. pared to host its first large much of work has been com- pumps and boilers. concert and fireworks show. electric sports car. They The float — a truck and trailer full gathering since the marathon pleted since Sandy swamped “It is one of the most Quincy resident Laurie want people to feel a thrill of hay bales — struck the child and bombing that killed three the 12-acre island, and visi- enduring icons of America, Tetrucci has been coming while saving the planet. knocked him to the ground, Hamm said. and injured hundreds, and tors were impressed. and we pulled it off — it’s to the show since she was a Think Charles Lindbergh The boy was taken to an area hospital Philadelphia, Washington “It’s stunning, it’s beauti- open today,” National Park child, but she said this year meets Rachel Carson. where he was pronounced dead. and New Orleans geared up ful,” said Elizabeth Bertero, Service Director Jonathan felt this year felt different. Although it’s promoted Authorities didn’t immediately release for large holiday concerts. A 46, of California’s Sonoma Jarvis said. “I think we’re just a little as solar-powered, what the names of the boy or the driver. Civil War re-enactment held County. “They did a great In his weekly radio address more aware,” she said. “I really pushes the envelope in Gettysburg, Pa., drew as job rebuilding. Yo u don’t from Washington, Obama think we’re a little more with this plane is its miser- MEXICO CITY many as 40,000 people. really notice that anything urged Americans to work to appreciative and grateful. I ly energy efficiency, said The island in New Yo rk happened.” secure liberty and opportuni- think it means more.” Solar Impulse CEO Andre Volcano thwarts Harbor was decorated with The statue itself was ty for their own children and Borschberg. US-Mexico flights Airport officials say at least six U.S. GOP has tough choices on Voting Rights Act airlines have canceled more than 40 flights into and out of Mexico City and Toluca airports after the Popocatepetl Bill Barrow Priebus began that effort well before Republicans say they want to attract. Core GOP supporters in the volcano spewed out ash, steam and glow- Associated Press the court’s decision by promising, States including North Carolina region react favorably to voter iden- ing rocks. ATLANTA—When the U.S. among other initiatives, to hire and Virginia provide apt examples of tification laws and broad-based cri- Mexico City airport spokesman Jorge Supreme Court gutted the Voting non-white party activists to engage the potential fallout. An influx of non- tiques of federal authority. Gomez says U.S. Airways, Delta, United, Rights act last week, it handed directly with black and Latino voters. whites have turned those Republican Chris LaCivita, a Republican American and Alaska Airlines canceled Republicans tough questions with no Ye t state and national Republicans strongholds into battlegrounds in the consultant in Virginia, offered one 47 flights as a precaution. But he says easy answers over how, and where, reacted to the Voting Rights Act deci- last two presidential elections, and potential comfort for Republicans: the airport otherwise continues to oper- to attract voters even GOP leaders sion with a flurry of activity and com- minority voters helped President The relationship between ate normally and that no ash has reached say the party needs to stay nationally ments that might not fit neatly into Barack Obama win both states in Democrats and whites. the area. competitive. the national party’s vision. 2008 and Virginia again in 2012. Republicans need more minor- At nearby Toluca airport, Spirit The decision caught Republicans Congressional leaders must decide Nationally, Republican Mitt ity votes in presidential years, Airlines canceled flights from Dallas and between newfound state autonomy whether to try to rewrite the provi- Romney lost among African- but Democrats need more white Fort Lauderdale. that conservatives covet and the sion the court struck, but it’s not Americans by about 85 percentage Southerners if they want to regain Authorities registered several trem- law’s popularity among minority, clear how such an effort would fare points and Latinos by about 44 per- control of Congress or many state- ors Tuesday at the 17,886-foot volcano, young and poor voters who tend to in the Democratic-led Senate and centage points, margins that virtu- houses. which has been spraying a fountain of align with Democrats. the GOP-controlled House. ally ensure a Democratic victory. “Democrats might want to think hot rock and ash for the last 24 hours. It’s those voters that Republicans And at the state level, elected Ye t presidential math doesn’t nec- long and hard about making a racial- are eyeing to expand and invigo- Republicans are enacting tighter essarily motivate Republicans who ly based argument,” LaCivita said, PRESCOTT, ARIz. rate the GOP’s core of older, white voting restrictions that Democrats control statehouses and congressio- “considering voters they need don’t Americans. blast as harmful to their traditional nal districts in states most affected like having to pay for the sins of their Town pays tribute National GOP Chairman Reince base of supporters and groups the by the Voting Rights Act. fathers.” to fallen firefighters American in N. Korean prison appeals for release Prescott town leaders honoring the deaths of 19 hometown firefighters are retooling the over-the-top celebration Kenneth Bae tells Tokyo-based news outlet he hoped He was sent in May to what the North calls Choson Sinbo, which caters to Japan’s pro- that has long made this Old West town to be out of prison on July 4. a “special prison,” and Pyongyang’s decision to Pyongyang North Korean community, provided the place to be on Independence Day. allow the interview might have been an attempt an unusual look at Bae’s life inside his “special One thing is for certain: There will Eric Talmadge to show that he is not being treated harshly. But education center” cell. It is 12 square meters and still be fireworks. Associated Press an analyst said Pyongyang is also trying to use has a wash basin, a desk and a television. The booming bursts might remind TOKYO — An American imprisoned in North Bae as a bargaining chip to start bilateral talks Bae said he wakes up at 6 every morning. He some of the wildfire, still burning, Korea has told a pro-Pyongyang media outlet that with the U.S. then does farm work, planting seeds and weeding, that claimed all but one of the Granite he wants the U.S. to “try harder” to help him gain Bae, 44, of Lynnwood, Washington, was arrested until his labor ends at 6 p.m. He gets Sundays and Mountain Hotshot crew on Sunday, but amnesty from a sentence of 15 years of hard labor in the northeastern North Korean region of Rason holidays off, he told the paper during a June 26 the hilltop community of 40,000 was for alleged crimes against the government. and was interviewed last week at a North Korean interview. determined to mourn its dead without In what appears to be his first media interview prison where he is serving out his sentence. An Many in the U.S. see Bae’s imprisonment as compromising its traditions. The man- since his November arrest, Kenneth Bae told American of Korean descent, Bae entered the bait with which North Korea hopes to win dip- tra for days has been, “celebration, not the Tokyo-based Choson Sinbo in a story pub- special economic zone as a tour operator but was lomatic concessions from Washington. North grief.” lished Wednesday that he had hoped to be out convicted in late April of plotting to commit “hos- Korea remains locked in a standoff with the Festivities were expected to last at by Thursday. That was not only Independence tile acts” against the North Korean government. U.S. and its allies for continuing to develop least 10 hours and include an all-day car- Day, but his father’s 70th birthday. He said he Photos and video of Bae published this week by nuclear weapons despite U.N. sanctions. It nival, live music and a nighttime dance still hopes the U.S. government will help him get Choson Sinbo show him with his head shaven and launched a long-range rocket in December at the town’s outdoor rodeo. released quickly. wearing gray overalls bearing the number 103. and conducted a nuclear test in February. www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER NEWS FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 PAGE 5A Plymouth Twp. residents Dallas Twp. approves equipment purchase bothered by road debris

Susan Bettinger a police force. Conrad The township will buy Bobcat Skid Steer for $43,187 through a state program Times Leader Correspondent responded it is not in the township’s plans, and PLYMOUTH TWP. — Several residents in that it would cost about Susan Bettinger for the purchase. geted for it. the Smart911.com website. the Avondale Hill Road $300,000 per year to Times Leader Correspondent COSTARS is a cooperative The bridge will likely be 5 The information will be imme- area addressed town- maintain a police force. purchasing program adminis- or 6 feet wide, accessible for diately displayed to emergency ship supervisors Monday The money would have DALLAS TWP. — Township tered by the state Department two-way traffic, as well as for responders in cases in which night, saying that since to come directly from supervisors decided Tuesday of General Services Bureau of disabled citizens’ scooters. the completion of the the taxpayers, she said. night to move forward with Procurement. There was concern that the the caller is unable to respond blacktop on the road, plans to purchase a 2012 In other matters, engi- bridge not be excessively wide, to questions regarding medica- debris, stones and water The township is grateful Bobcat Skid Steer for $43,187 neer Tom Doughton and the as residents might then use the tions and medical conditions. have been settling on to the state police, who through the state COSTARS supervisors discussed the bridge for quads and ATVs. The public hearing on a pro- their properties after the respond to calls in the program. footbridge project near the Back Mountain Regional posed ordinance to amend the rain storms. area, she added. The vehicle has a universal Kunkle Fire Station. Doughton representative Chief Harry township’s Subdivision and Supervisor Conrad also announced front end for different attach- said the state Department of Vivian discussed the Smart911 Land Development Ordinance Chairwoman Gale ments, including an asphalt Environmental Protection per- service. The Luzerne County Conrad assured the resi- that the round-three buy- grinder, which will be rented mit for the project has been service is free and secure. has been re-scheduled for dents the township will out applications have on a monthly basis. The cost of submitted. Doughton added Residents create a home pro- July 16 at 6:30 p.m., followed do everything that it been submitted and the the vehicle falls within the bud- that he thinks the bridge will file in which they can enter by the Board of Supervisors can to promptly correct appraisals have been get of $50,000 that was allotted cost less than the $40,000 bud- vital medical information on meeting at 7 p.m. the situation. Conrad done. added that Supervisor Construction on Joseph Yudichak was on Avondale Hill Road last Terrace Road has been Friday to examine the delayed. The contractors situation. Yudichak plans are waiting on needed to return to the area this products. Also, some of week to further investi- Verizon’s lines need to be Trooper offer safety tips to Bear CreekTwp. residents gate. In other matters, a resi- redirected. The construc- dent asked if the town- tion is expected to begin Janine Ungvarsky vacation; and don’t put a message on your police aren’t doing anything about reported ship will once again have in September. Times Leader Correspondent answering machine that says you’re on vaca- drug activity, they could be working in the tion,” Kelly said. “Thieves check these things background to build a case. BEAR CREEK TWP. — A state trooper and it’s easy enough to find out where you In other business, the board reported that visited the township board of supervisors’ live.” paving work almost has been completed on JOHN A. CIECZKO meeting Monday, offering residents tips on Other tips included having someone visit Weiss Road, with only some shoulder work protecting their home from burglaries, rob- the home at various times while the occu- July 3, 2013 beries and home invasions. pants are away or using timers on lights to remaining. Paving work on Laurelbrook Trooper Tom Kelly from Troop P in give the appearance someone is home, trim- Road is awaiting a pre-construction meet- John A. Cieczko, Wyoming explained the types of calls state ming bushes that provide cover near the ing that should happen this week, with road 67, of Plymouth, died police have answered in the township, shar- home and being leery of any strangers who work to begin shortly after that. The board Wednesday in Wilkes- ing information on how to stay safe and come to the door asking for directions. In also noted that permanent speed bumps have Barre General Hospital addressing residents’ concerns about pos- some cases, said Kelly, these strangers are been installed on Golf Course Road, and with his family by his sible drug activity. State police responded would-be thieves simply checking to see if supervisors heard from a resident who said side. to 860 calls between January 2012 and June someone is home before they break in. that the speed bumps are forcing traffic to He was born in Wilkes- 2013, said Kelly, including 75 false burglar Kelly also addressed the concerns of more stop at the stop signs and improving condi- Barre, son of the late John alarms and more than 100 auto accident calls than a dozen residents of one section of the tions at what was a dangerous intersection. and Eleanor Cinaglia of varying severity. township who are concerned about possible Cieczko. John worked as a Noting that calls for burglaries had drug activity in the neighborhood. Kelly Solicitor Bill Vinsko also reported that, mason for most of his life. increased from 31 in 2011 to 38 in 2012, advised the residents to contact the state barring any opposition at a hearing at the end He also worked for Pete Kelly said residents can take steps to make police corporal in charge of the vice squad of this month, the township soon should be Broody Tire for about his wife, the former their homes less attractive targets for thieves. and provide information such as descriptions able to acquire the Forest Park Playground, 10 years, and retired last Carol Kachurak; daugh- “Don’t put pictures on Facebook while of vehicles and license plates. He also urged which has fallen into disrepair and will be year from Wilkes-Barre ters, Tammy Evans and you are on vacation and brag about being on patience, noting that while it might seem that maintained as park space. General as a dispatcher. her husband, Steven, John was a jokester Edwardsville, Tracy and had a great sense of Kuharcik and her hus- humor; he always had a band, Frank, Larksville, POLICE BLOTTER ing money, the driver line for every situation. and Tara Cieczko and claimed. He loved to fish and hunt, her fiancé, Michael DorranceTownship officials replace solicitor WILKES-BARRE — Police described the and he enjoyed wildlife Dunsmuir, Plymouth; City police said they suspect as a black male, and watching many out- grandchildren, Thomas recovered a cab reported 5 feet, 9 inches tall, with door shows on television. Evans, Jordyn Kuharcik Tom Huntington commission. to resolve issues Hazlak stolen during an armed a light beard, dark com- He was deeply loved and and Tiernan Dunsmuir; Times Leader Correspondent Schneider has been has with a neighbor- robbery of the driver plexion, muscular build will be greatly missed. and nieces, nephews and associated with the ing trucking company. Sunday night. and curly hair. He wore His grandchildren were a cousin. DORRANCE TWP. — township for several Hazlak has been asking The cab was found a white tank top, gray the apples of his eye. Funeral services will The board of supervisors years and, most recently, for action by the supervi- abandoned in the area khaki shorts and a white Besides his parents, be held at 3 p.m. Sunday acted Monday to retain presided during a succes- sors, but he was told the of Metcalf Street and Ivy or gray knit hat. John was preceded in from the Kopicki Funeral attorney Don Karpowich sion of public hearings case is in the hands of Lane. Anyone with informa- death by his brother, Home, 263 Zerbey Ave. of Drums as the new connected to the recently the zoning officials and The Burgit Taxi driv- tion about the robbery Joseph Cieczko. Kingston. Friends may township solicitor, suc- approved Pennsy Supply their solicitor. er went to Columbus is asked to call Wilkes- He is survived by call from 1 to 3 p.m. ceeding attorney James Inc. quarry relocation • The supervisors Avenue to pick up a Barre police at 826-8106. Schneider of Hazleton. and expansion project on enacted an ordinance fare, police said. A man The vote on a motion Small Mountain Road. amending the township’s walking down the street to “terminate” Schneider Separately, Alan pension plan, which approached the cab, tell- See OBITUARIES | 6A was 2-to-1, with supervi- Snelsen, zoning and is administered by the ing the taxi driver he sors Gary Zane and Bill codes officer, announced Pennsylvania Municipal called for the ride. Soon Wengrzynek voting in that the planning com- Retirement System. after the man entered the favor of the motion and mission will undertake • It was announced cab, he aimed a handgun Open Royce Engler voting no. a review of its compre- the next public meeting at the back of the driv- 7Days Engler declined to com- hensive plan. Before act- is scheduled for Aug. 5. er’s head while demand- 7AMto9PM ment about his decision. ing, Snelsen said a ques- When pressed by town- tionnaire will be used ship resident Joseph to solicit public input. 431 Lawrence St., Old Forge Chalawick, Engler still Forms will be available 570-457-8323 refused to offer an expla- at the township build- Come Home To Ray’s! nation. ing as well as at Andy’s PricesPricesPricesEffectiveEffectiveEffectiveJuneJune23rdJune17ththru23rdthruJuneJunethru29th22ndJune 29thFax 570-457-3699 Wengrzynek, however, Market and J&L Market, Prices effective Sunday June 30 thru Saturday July 6 • Open July 4th til 5:00 pm said it was a financial he said. The deadline for issue. He said Schneider responses is Aug. 15. 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Phyllis Walter HELEN THERESA MARKS MAKOWSKI FRED MEUCCI CARL J. COLARUSSO JR. July 3, 2013 July 2, 2013 Colborn July 2, 2013 , 88, of Clarks Summit, passed away Tuesday Helen Theresa Marks Fred Meucci, 88, a the Good Conduct Medal evening, July 2, 2013, Makowski, of Kingston, resident of Bear Creek and the European African Carl J. Colarusso Jr., surrounded by family passed peacefully Township, died Tuesday Middle Eastern Service 26, of Dorothy Street, and friends. She is sur- under the care of Celtic at the home of his son, Medal with four Bronze Scranton, formerly of vived by her daughter, Hospice at Timber Ridge Ronald J. Meucci, of Stars. Shavertown, died on Nancy Beshore, of Clarks Health Care Center on Lithia, Fla. In addition to his par- Tuesday at his apartment. Summit; her brother, Wednesday. Mr. Meucci was born ents, he was preceded in Born in Kingston, he Willard Walter and wife, Born on Jan. 3, 1920, in Wilkes-Barre, a son death by his wife of 50 was the son of Patricia Joseph Keating. Carol, of Virginia; her sis- she was a daughter of the of the late Giuseppi and years, Jessie Stackhouse Lord, of Nanticoke, and Surviving, besides late Helen Buttler and Nicolina Niccoli Meucci, Meucci, who died in 2000. Carl J. Colarusso Sr., his parents, are his son, ter, Peggy Love and hus- William Marks and wife of and was a graduate of Surviving are his chil- of South Carolina. He Gianni Colarusso; mater- band, Don, of Scranton; the late Joseph Makowski. James M. Coughlin High dren, Sandra G. Meucci, graduated from Dallas nal grandmother, Patricia five loving grandchildren, Helen was a graduate eight grandchildren, School, Wilkes-Barre. He Portland, Ore., and High School, class of Mitchell, Plymouth; Brett Beshore and wife, of Larksville High School, Liz Martin, Justin also attended the Boston Ronald J. Meucci and his 2004. After graduation, brother, James Colarusso, Maryann of Yo rktown, class of 1938 and graduat- Gregory, Dan Norton, Conservatory of Music wife, Barbara, Lithia, Fla.; he attended U.S. Army Shavertown; stepsis- Ind., Denise Wallace and ed from Nesbitt Memorial Joe Norton, Jennifer and performed and taught grandsons, Alex and Eric Military Police School in ter, Maria Colarusso, husband, Pete, of Glen Hospital, class of 1946 as Johnson, Jessica Johnson, music in Boston and in Meucci; brother, Otello Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., South Carolina; nephew, Rock, and Laura and Mike a Registered Nurse. and Rob Johnson, and Wilkes-Barre for several Meucci and his wife, Gail, and then served at 320th Gregory Colarusso; and Wolf, of Philadelphia, and Helen was a caring fun Gregg Vidumsky, and years. He was an artisan Bethany Beach, Del.; and Military Police Battalion aunts, uncles and cousins. Murray Wolf, of Forty loving person, always five great-grandchildren, in wood and spent his several nieces and neph- in Ashley. Funeral will Fort; four great-grandchil- happy, always singing and Hazel Martin, Lilly career creating fine wood- ews. Carl had the honor of be at 1 p.m. on dren, Brenden, Jorden and loved to dance the Polka Martin, Tyler Norton, works and also construct- Funeral will be defending our country Monday with mili- Marley Beshore and Silas as anyone who knew her Caitlyn Norton and Pearl ing homes. His neigh- held at 11 a.m. in Iraq, where he was tary honors from Wallace; and many nieces could agree especially the Johnson. bors knew him as “Mr. Saturday from the known to his brothers of the Hugh B. Hughes & and nephews. staff at Timber Ridge. She A Mass of Christian Fix-it” and he was often H. Merritt Hughes the 400th MP as “Russo.” Son Inc. Funeral Home, Funeral services are was so loved by so many Burial will be held at called upon to fix homes Funeral Home Inc., a He was employed as a 1044 Wyoming Ave., scheduled for Tuesday people. It is a great tes- 9:30 a.m. Monday in as well as automobiles Golden Rule Funeral security guard for S.O.S. Forty Fort, with the Rev. with public viewing at timony to her life when St. Ignatius of Loyola when no one else could Home, 451 N. Main St., Security. He was a mem- James Quinn officiating. 9 a.m. with services people say they are a bet- Church, 339 N. Maple repair them. He attend- Wilkes-Barre. The Rev. ber of Disabled American The interment will be in to follow at 10 a.m. at ter person just for having Ave., Kingston. Friends ed Messiah Primitive Reginald Thomas, pas- Vets, Chapter 30, Wilkes- Chapel Lawn Memorial the Thomas P. Kearney known her. She will be and family are asked to go Methodist Church, Bear tor, Messiah Primitive Barre, the American Park, Dallas. Friends may Funeral Home Inc., 517 sorely missed by all who directly to the church for Creek Township. Methodist Church, Bear Legion, Wilkes-Barre, call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 N. Main St., Old Forge, to knew her. Helen was a the Mass. The interment During World War II, Creek Township, will offi- and volunteered at the p.m. Sunday at the funeral member of Saint Ignatius will be at St. Vincent Mr. Meucci served as a ciate. Interment will be Scranton Vet Center. home. be conducted by the Rev. of Loyola Church, Cemetery, Plymouth. platoon staff sergeant in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Preceding him in death For information or to Donald J. Stump, Phyllis’ Kingston. There will be no calling with Co. A. (ambulance Hanover Township. were his stepfather, send the family an online nephew. Interment Helen is survived by hours. platoon), 109th Medical Friends may call from James E Lord Sr.; mater- message of condolence, will follow in Fairview brothers John and Jim In lieu of flowers, dona- Battalion of the 34th 10 a.m. until the time nal grandfather, Robert you may visit the funeral Memorial Park, Elmhurst. Marks and sister Fran tions may be made to the Division, U.S. Army, of the service Saturday. Mitchell; paternal grand- home website at hughb- Burnott; daughters Helen Alzheimer’s Association, participating in cam- The family requests that parents, James and Leona hughes.com. Charles engler Gregory and husband 57 N. Franklin St., Wilkes- paigns in Naples-Foggia, flowers be omitted and Colarusso; and his cousin, , 70, of Blue Ridge Trail, Bruce of Massachusetts, Barre. For information Rome-Arno, Northern that donations, in Mr. Dorrance, passed away Barbara Williams and hus- or to send the family an Appenines and in the Meucci’s name, be made Wednesday, July 3, 2013. band David of Virginia, online message of condo- Po Valley. He earned the to a charity of the donor’s Funeral arrangements Linda Johnson and hus- lence, you may visit the Combat Medic Badge, choice. ROBERT P. HROBUCHAK are pending from the band Bob of Beaumont, funeral home website at July 2, 2013 Stanley S. Stegura Funeral and son John Makowski hughbhughes.com. Home Inc., Nanticoke. and wife Sue of Kingston; ISABELLE HELEN Robert P. Hrobuchak, 61, of Clarks Summit, (SEARLES) SOLOMON passed away peacefully PAUL D. URBANAS May 4, 2013 surrounded by his family OBITUARY POLICY July 3, 2013 on Tuesday at Hospice and Community Care, The Times Leader Paul D. Urbanas, 66, death by brother Alex Isabelle Helen (Searles) Jr., of Chesapeake, Va.; Dunmore. publishes free obituaries, of Sweet Valley, passed Stupak. Solomon passed away on daughter, Faith Irene Born in Taylor on which have a 27-line limit, away Wednesday at Surviving are daughters May 4, 2013, in Largo Fla. McGinley, Lake Worth, Sept. 22, 1951, he was and paid obituaries, which Commonwealth Hospice, Amy Maseychik and hus- She was born Feb. 18, Fla.; seven grandchil- a son of the late Peter can run with a photograph. Wilkes Barre. band, Bryan, Dallas, and 1927, in Lee Park, Pa. dren, seven great-grand- S. and Dorothy A. A funeral home representative can call Born in Plymouth, Jill Gruver and husband, She retired after 33 years children, several nieces Haschak Hrobuchak. He the obituary desk at 570- he was the son of the Ron, Shavertown; brother from the garment indus- and nephews and other was a 1969 graduate of 829-7224, send a fax to late William and Sally Joseph, Parsons; sister try, having worked as a family members resid- Abington Heights High band, Stephen, Clarks 570-829-5537 or email to Zakrzewski Urbanas. Diane Laibinis, Hanover managing supervisor, and ing in Wilkes-Barre and School and attended Summit; two brothers, [email protected]. He was a graduate of Township; and grand- was an active member of Carbondale. Lackawanna College. David and wife, Gail, If you fax or email, please Plymouth High School children Matt and Kim the International Ladies She was preceded in He was a parishioner Harrisburg, Richard and call to confirm. Obituaries and Penn State University Gruver and Sarah and Garment Workers Union. death by sister Dorothy of St. Mary’s Byzantine wife, Laurie, White Pine, must be submitted by 7:30 Wilkes Barre. Before Joseph Maseychik. She then moved to Largo, Francis Searles, brother Catholic Church, Taylor, Tenn.; a goddaughter, p.m. for publication in the retiring, he was employed Private funeral Fla., where she returned John Searles and her god- and was a member of Ashleigh Rich; neph- next edition. Obituaries by Air Products, Hanover services will be to school and attained mother Sister Michael the Central Pennsylvania ews, Jonathan Rich and must be sent by a funeral Township. More recent- held at the conve- her nursing credentials. Marie. She was a member Teamsters Union. Bob Phillip Hrobuchak; niec- home or crematory, ly he was employed by nience of the fam- Her specialty was care of of St. Patrick’s Catholic was the owner and opera- es, Hannah, Ingrid, and or must name who is Kimberly Clark, West ily. Arrangements are by the elderly, and she was a Church, Largo. tor of TRL Truck Sales, Melinda Hrobuchak; an handling arrangements, Pittston. He served in the Richard H. Disque longtime member of the She was interred at Moosic. He enjoyed work- aunt, Mildred Hrobuchak; with address and phone the U.S. Navy during the Funeral Home Inc., 2940 Global Health Care Staff. the Calvary Catholic ing outdoors, including uncles, Stephen Haschak, number. Vietnam War. Memorial Highway, She is survived by her Cemetery in Clearwater, on his family’s farm, tak- Steve Hrobuchak; and He was preceded in Dallas. son, Samuel J. Solomon Fla. ing care of his car and his former wife, Sandra doing crossword puzzles. Belcastro Hrobuchak. He was an avid watcher of He was also preceded FUNERALS the Discovery and History in death by twin infant channels, and shared his grandsons, James and BEECHAM - William Sr., Church. Friends may call 6 to 8 Friends may call 4 to 7 p.m. Funeral Home Inc., 73 W. Tioga may call 4 to 8 p.m. todaywith wisdom and dry sense of Alexander Seitzinger. funeral service 10 a.m. today at p.m. today. today. Parastas services at St., Tunkhannock. Parastas service at 7 p.m. humor with all who knew The funeral will be at Lehman Family Funeral Service 6:30 p.m. ERVINE - Mary Joan, visitation YAKUS - Claire, funeral 9:30 ZINGA - John, friends may him. 9:15 a.m. Saturday from Inc., 689 Hazle Ave.,Wilkes- noon until 1 p.m. Saturday at LESCOWITCH - Gloria Jean, a.m. Saturday at Betz- Barre. call 4 to 7 p.m. today at S. J. Bob’s family expresses the Semian Funeral Home, Harding-Litwin Funeral Home, memorial service noon today Jastremski Funeral Home Inc., their deepest gratitude to 704 Union St., Taylor, fol- BELL - Richard, life celebration 123 W. Tioga St., Tunkhannock. in Holy Cross Episcopal 568 Bennett St., Luzerne. Mass Grontkowski Funeral Home, 5 to 8 p.m. today at Metcalfe- A celebration of Mary Joan’s Church, 373 Main St., Wilkes- of Christian Burial 10 a.m. in Plymouth. all the people who prayed lowed by Divine Liturgy Shaver-Kopcza Funeral Home life will follow. Barre. Friends may call 10 a.m. Holy Family Parish, Luzerne. ZUKAUSKAS - Edward, for and cared for him over at 10 a.m. in St. Nicholas Inc., 504 Wyoming Ave., ETZEL - Joan, funeral services until service. Friends may call 6 to 9 p.m. funeral 9 a.m. today at the past 13 months, espe- of Myra Byzantine Wyoming. 11 a.m. today at Nat & Gawlas LEWIS - Corey, life celebration today at the funeral home. Gubbiotti Funeral Home, 1030 cially the entire staff of Catholic Church, 140 BELLANCA - Salvatore Jr., Funeral Home, 89 Park Ave., 6 p.m. Saturday in Harold C. YURCHAK - Andrew Jr., funeral Wyoming Ave.,Exeter. AMass Hospice and Community Church St., Old Forge, funeral service 9 a.m. Saturday Wilkes-Barre. Friends may call Snowdon Funeral Home Inc., services 9 a.m. Saturday of Christian burial 9:30 a.m. Care for their understand- to be celebrated by the at Peter J. Adonizio Funeral 10 a.m. until time of services. 140 N. Main St., Shavertown. at Simon S. Russin Funeral in St. Monica’s Parish, at Our ing, love and compassion. Rev. Gary Mensinger. Home, 251 William St., Pittston. Friends may call 3 p.m. until Home, 136 Maffett St., Plains FISHER - James, celebration Lady of Sorrows Church, West Surviving are two Interment will follow in Mass of Christian Burial of life with funeral Mass 11 the celebration service. Township. Requiem services Wyoming. Friends may call 8 daughters, Krista Milwaukee Cemetery. 9:30 a.m. in St. Maria Goretti a.m. today in Church of Holy NAGLE - Patricia, funeral 9:30 a.m. in Holy Resurrection Church, 42 Redwood Drive, Saviour, Hillard Street, East Orthodox Cathedral. Friends a.m. until time of funeral. Seitzinger and husband, Friends may call from 4 to 10:30 a.m. today at Kiesinger Matthew, Old Forge, 7 p.m. today. Parastas ser- Laflin. Friends may call 2 to 4 End section of Wilkes-Barre. Funeral Services Inc., 255 and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the McAlpine St., Duryea. Funeral Kara Sammon and hus- vices will be at 6:30 p.m. funeral home. GORGAS - StanleyJr., funeral EDWARD KAMINSKI services 10:30 a.m. Saturday Mass 11 a.m. in Queen of the band, Charles, West To share memories or CIMINO - Vera, funeral 10 in Stanley S. Stegura Funeral Apostles Church, St. Mary’s, July 1, 2013 Pittston; two grandchil- to send online condo- a.m. today at E. Blake Collins Home Inc., 614 S. Hanover St., Hawthorne Street, Avoca. dren, Lilly Sammon, lences, visit www.semian- Funeral Home, 159 George Nanticoke. Mass of Christian Friends may call 9:30 a.m. until Edward Kaminski, 86, and her husband, Stanley, Matty Seitzinger; sister, cares.com. Ave.,Wilkes-Barre. Mass of Burial 11 a.m. in St. Faustina’s services at the funeral home. of Pittston Township, Pittston Township, Eileen Rich and hus- Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. Parish (Holy Trinity Church), NEGRY - Joseph, funeral in St. Benedict’s Church, 520 S. Hanover St., Nanticoke. passed away Monday eve- and Suzette Kaminski, services 9:30 a.m. Saturday ning, surrounded by his Brooklyn, N.Y.; son, Brian Austin Avenue,Wilkes-Barre. Friends may call 5 to 7 p.m. at Michael J. Mikelski Funeral Friends may call 9 a.m. until today. Home, 293 S. River St., Plains family at Commonwealth Kaminski and his wife, time of the service. Hospice at St. Luke’s Villa, DAVID W. SUTTON SR. GREEN - Hubert, funeral Township. Mass of Christian Cindy Nichols, Pittsburgh, June 27, 2013 CRAGLE - Bertha ,funeral service 10:30 a.m. today at Burial 10 a.m. in Ss. Peter & Wilkes-Barre. two granddaughters, Mary services 11 a.m. Saturday McCune Funeral Home, 80 S. Paul Church, Plains Township. He was born Oct. 3, Kuna and Lizzy Kuna; David W. Sutton Sr., death by his wife, Shirley in Hunlock Creek United Mountain Blvd., Mountain Top. Friends may call 8 a.m. until 1926, a son of the late three grandsons, Josh 85, of Virginia Beach, Anthony Sutton, in 2010. Methodist Church, 853 Main Friends may call 9:30 a.m. until services. Michael and the late Anna Va., passed away June Surviving are daugh- Road, Hunlock Creek. Friends service. Kaminski, Jacob Kaminski PIENTA - Robert, graveside Lentowski Kaminski and Aleksei Kaminski; sis- 27, 2013 in Sentara ters, Patricia Unterstein may call 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. HARRY - Jean, funeral service memorial service 11:30 a.m. today at Clarke Piatt Funeral He went to work at ters Helen David and Irene Leigh Memorial Hospital, and Andrew, and Linda 11 a.m. Saturday in William Saturday at Ss. Peter and Paul a young age to help his Norfolk, Va. Johnson and Steve, all of Home Inc., 6 Sunset Lake A. Reese Funeral Chapel, Cemetery, Cemetery Road, Kielb, both of Pittston Road, Hunlock Creek. 56 Gaylord Ave., Plymouth. Plains Township. family. Working many Township; and numerous Born in Trucksville, he Virginia Beach; son, David long hard days as a young was the son of the late W. Jr. and Jeanette, New CULVER - Derek, memorial Friends may call from 10 a.m. RANDAZZO - Fay, funeral nieces and nephews. service 4 to 5 p.m. Saturday at until time of service. services 11 a.m. Saturday man taught him many les- Zibia and Minnie Fields Brunswick, N.J.; brother, Yeosock Funeral Home, 40 S. Family and friends are HROBUCHAK - Robert, funeral in Metcalfe-Shaver-Kopcza sons. His life experience invited to attend a funeral Sutton. He was a gradu- Sherman, Trucksville; Main St., Plains Township. helped him later in life as ate of Kingston Township seven grandchildren and 9:15 a.m. Saturday at Semian Funeral Home Inc., 504 Mass at 9:30 a.m. Saturday DUDA - Michael, funeral 9 a.m. Funeral Home, 704 Union St., Wyoming Ave.,Wyoming. he, along with his broth- High School. Before 12 great-grandchildren. in Nativity of Our Lord Saturday in Kopicki Funeral Taylor. Divine Liturgy at 10 Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. ers, owned and operated retiring, he was a traf- Private funeral Home,263 Zerbey Ave., a.m. in St. Nicholas of Myra today at the funeral home. Kaminski Brothers Inc. Parish, (Holy Rosary fic manager for Sterling service will be Kingston. Mass of Christian Byzantine Catholic Church, ROSSI - Felix, Mass of Church), Stephenson Burial 9:30 a.m. in St. Ignatius 140 Church St., Old Forge. They enjoyed many suc- Extruding, South Plains, held at the con- Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. cessful years in the asphalt Street, Duryea. Interment N.J. He was a member of venience of the today in St.Joseph Marello paving, stone quarry and will be in Sacred Heart Salem United Methodist family with the Rev. Dr. Parish, William Street, Pittston. coal strip mining indus- Cemetery, Dupont. Church, Virginia Beach, William D. Lewis officiat- Kniffen O’Malley SUKUS - June, funeral services tries. In lieu of flowers, memo- where was very active ing. Interment will be in Viewing before Wilkes-Barre & Avoca 7 p.m. today at Harold C. He was preceded in rial donations may be made in many of the church Carverton Cemetery. 823-7157 457-2801 Snowdon Funeral Home Inc., to Sacred Heart of Jesus Cremation 140 N. Main St., Shavertown. death by his wife, Mary groups. David was a vet- Arrangements are by BestLifeTributes.com Friends may call 5 p.m. until Ann Malinics Kaminski; Church, 215 Lackawanna eran of the U.S. Navy, hav- the Richard H. Disque services. son, Edward Kaminski Jr.; Ave., Dupont, PA 18641 ing served in both World Funeral Home Inc., 2940 Brian Leffler VOELKER - Ruth, memorial brothers, John, George, Arrangements were War II and the Korean Memorial Highway, service 11 a.m. Saturday in St. Michael, Ted and Frank entrusted to Kiesinger War. Dallas. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Dallas. Kaminski; Walter and Funeral Services Inc., 255 He was preceded in WALL - Teresa, funeral Joseph Kozak; and sister McAlpine St., Duryea. services 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Mary Goula. Online condolences may Mary of the Lake, Lake Winola. Edward is survived by be sent to www.kiesinger- And you don’t have to buy a casket. Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. his daughters, Janet Kuna funeralservices.com. More OBITUARIES |5A Friday in Sheldon-Kukuchka www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER NEWS FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 PAGE 7A

CourT briefs cals were found. Larksville man charged with tion with the September Seiwell was arrested in having an inappropriate rela- shooting death of one man Shickshinny to borrow WRIGHT TWP. — the school’s cafeteria on tionship with a 14-year-old and injury of another sent a An 18-year-old former May 15. He remains free girl pleaded guilty Tuesday letter to a county judge this Crestwood High School on $25,000 bail. A formal to a number of charges. week asking that her son’s $200,000 for park project student accused of making arraignment is scheduled in Steven Earl Allabaugh, attorneys be taken off his threats against the school county court on Sept. 27. 21, of West State Street, case. State will reimburse the borough for money used for the improvements waived his right to a prelimi- WILKES-BARRE — pleaded guilty to charges Catherine Arnold, of nary hearing Wednesday. An Exeter man charged of unlawful contact with a Plymouth, sent the letter Richard M. Seiwell, of with making a false report minor, incest and statutory Tom Huntington occurred, it won’t be known until the water to Judge Lesa Gelb, citing Alberdeen Road, waived to police about a woman sexual assault stemming Times Leader Correspondent recedes. two counts each of bomb attacking another man with from a January incident. displeasure she had with Overall, however, the Crary project has threats, false alarm to an a screwdriver pleaded guilty County Judge David her son’s attorneys, William SHICKSHINNY — So far, $318,000 in been instrumental in having Shickshinny agency of public safety, insti- Monday to a related charge Lupas said Allabaugh will Ruzzo and John Donovan, state grant money has been expended on the designated as a River Town Destination as tutional vandalism, criminal and was sentenced to time be sentenced on Sept. 27 and requesting private attor- Crary Park project, but another $200,000 is well as improving the borough’s business mischief and terroristic served. and will be required to neys be allowed to represent needed, said Mayor Beverly Moore. atmosphere and contributing to the revital- threats, and one count each David Joel Fierman, register his address under her son, William Allabaugh. Borough council voted 4-1 Tuesday night ization of the riverfront area, Moore said. of intimidation of a witness 24, of Birchwood Estates, Megan’s Law for his entire Allabaugh, 25, of East to obtain a tax anticipation note in this In addition to DCNR, funding has been and false reports to Luzerne pleaded guilty to a charge life. Allabaugh also will be Main Street, Plymouth, is amount from Landmark Bank of Pittston in received through the state Fish and Game County Court. of making a false alarm to evaluated by the state Sexual charged in the shooting order to comply with provisions for addition- Commission and the state Wildlife Agency, Wright Township police an agency of public safety. Offender’s Assessment death of Scott Luzetsky, al grant money set by the state Department she said. allege Seiwell on April 18 Luzerne County Judge Board and ordered to par- 39, and the critical injuring of Conservation and Natural Resources. Council also voted 5-0 to authorize police had written on the rest- Fred Pierantoni sentenced ticipate in a sexual offender of Stephen Hollman, 29, at DCNR is requiring Shickshinny to first to continue working 10 additional hours per room wall “bomb in school.” Fierman to three days time treatment. Bonnie’s Bar in Plymouth pay all costs and then submit for reimburse- week through July with extra time dedicated Students were evacuated served to 15 months in According to court on Sept. 9. ment of the $200,000. to drug-related incidents and investigations. and later sent home. No county prison. Fierman was papers, police were notified He is scheduled to stand Wendy Kramer, borough treasurer, said In other business: bomb was found. immediately paroled. on Jan. 30 of an incident trial on July 15. A pretrial the loan was obtained at 2.99 percent inter- • Rick Harmon, codes enforcement offi- On May 8, a middle According to court involving Allabaugh and a hearing is scheduled next est, but if the borough repays by Oct. 31, cer, said he will issue a citation to a Glenn school student reported papers, police received a girl. The girl later told police the cost will be only $1,096. If, however, the Avenue resident who has been illegally keep- week. another “bomb in school” report on Dec. 17 that a that she and Allabaugh had loan spans to Dec. 31, the cost will be more ing bags of garbage on the property. sign in a boy’s restroom. woman had threatened a sexual intercourse earlier in In her letter, Arnold than $2,000. •Council heard complaints from Richard The school was evacuated man with a screwdriver. the month. says the attorneys have Councilman Barry Noss said he cast the Kuchta about syringes and other drug waste and no bomb was found. A Police spoke with several Allabaugh admitted to not notified her or her lone no vote because “this project wasn’t being strewn on his property along Furnace student on May 9 reported people, including the man the act, saying it happened son of hearing dates; supposed to cost the taxpayers anything, Dam Road. a sign that read “Ricin is who was allegedly chased on at least three different have not obtained medi- but here they are about to get hit with a • Kramer reported that a substantial sav- in the school” was on the with the screwdriver, who occasions. cal records; and a con- $2,000 bill.” ings in workers’ compensation insurance has back of a bathroom stall said nothing like that hap- WILKES-BARRE – The flict of interest exists in In her report, Moore also mentioned been secured: $34,349 in premiums in 2012- door. The school was evac- pened. mother of a man facing a the defense Allabaugh the boat launch “is currently under water 13 in comparison to $13,912 in 2013-14. uated and no toxic chemi- WILKES-BARRE — A homicide charge in connec- wants to present. in more ways than one,” and when asked • Moore, stating it’s stipulated in the to elaborate, Moore said she was referring borough code, submitted an invoice to to the concrete ramp area being inundated have the borough pay for legal services she PoliCe bloTTer by the rising Susquehanna River. A recent incurred with attorney Franklin Kepner molested the woman. between 7:15 p.m. Friday John Mattie, 47, same series of rainstorms had swollen the river III of Berwick. Solicitor John Pike has the The woman claimed she and 11:30 a.m. Saturday and address, was charged with a to near-flood levels. If any damage has matter under review. WILKES-BARRE — was forced to have sex with stole money and other items, single count of endangering City police arrested a man Loftus because she feared for state police in Hazleton said. the welfare of a child. He was Saturday after a woman her safety. She kept telling EXETER — Two people released without bail. claimed he raped her. Loftus “no,” but was unable were arraigned Saturday on According to the criminal West Pittston decides to fill in closed borough pool Kyle Loftus, 21, of Scott to leave because Loftus had child endangerment charges complaint: Street, Wilkes-Barre, was thrown her car keys, the after police allegedly found Police investigated a Geri Gibbons and vagrants sleeping at the and the community,” said arraigned by District complaint states. their residence filled with domestic disturbance June Times Leader Correspondent pool, fires have occurred councilman Barry Stankus. Judge Donald Whittaker Police said the woman garbage and exposed electri- 10 at the Wilson Street resi- there, Mayor Tony Denisco “We appreciate this dona- in Nanticoke on charges of reported she gave Loftus a cal wires. dence, where Anselmi was WEST PITTSTON — said at the September tion.” rape, indecent assault, sim- ride to a bar and he instruct- Desirae J. Anselmi, 34, screaming and Mattie urg- Council Tuesday night meeting. Councilman Brian The council also unani- ple assault, unlawful restraint ed her to wait for him out- of Wilson Street, Exeter, ing her to leave. Anselmi approved the filling in of Thornton said then dete- mously approved the hiring and harassment. He was side his apartment. When he was charged with endanger- was followed to the sec- the borough swimming rioration of the concrete of Merritt Williams to the jailed at the Luzerne County returned, she claimed, Loftus ing the welfare of a child, ond floor by police, who pool on Baltimore Avenue. indicated the pool was no public works department. A Correctional Facility for lack was intoxicated and wanted resisting arrest, disorderly say they spotted several Council voted in longer stable. 2003 graduate of Wyoming of $100,000 bail. to have sex again, according conduct, possession of drug syringes and a crack pipe. September to officially In another matter, coun- Area High School, Williams According to the criminal to the complaint. paraphernalia and criminal Anselmi resisted arrest by close the pool for safety and cil approved receipt of $325 said he promised to do his complaint: Police said the woman attempt to escape. She was screaming and pulling away liability issues. Borough from George Miller and very best “both on and off A woman told police she was treated at Wilkes-Barre jailed at the Luzerne County from officers, they said. She officials have investigated Paul Porfirio for a shotgun the clock.” went to Loftus’ apartment General Hospital. Correctional Facility for kicked the rear window in a the cost of fixing the pool for the police department. The next meeting of the to visit him Friday night, DORRANCE TWP. — lack of $75,000 bail set cruiser and removed hand- and said it would be cost- “Money spent on the police West Pittston Borough waking him up. Loftus Someone entered the rec- by District Judge Donald cuffs from her hand, the prohibitive. department increases safe- Council is scheduled for became angry and allegedly tory of St. Mary’s Church Whittaker in Nanticoke. complaint states. Aside from vandalism ty of both the department 6:30 p.m. Aug. 6.

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NAMES AND FACES IN BRIEF Award winners announced at aging conference DALLAS: More than 400 Catholic A police officer will be the guest Audrey Milford was recently announced as teenagers are expected to speaker on July 18. Parents are the winner of the Volunteer of the Year Award participate in the annual Light invited to the closing activities from the Voluntary Action Center, Scranton. At the Third Annual the Fire Summer Youth Rally to on July 19. Milford was nominated by Celtic Healthcare/ University of Scranton/ be held on July 17 at Misericordia Registration will be held upon HCC. She averages more than 30 hours a week TCMC Northeastern University. The event will include arrival in the downstairs of the volunteering for the organization. Milford helps Pennsylvania Conference a Mass celebrated by the Most church. For more information, with volunteer information, the bereavement on Aging, Ann and Leo Rev. Joseph C. Bambera, Bishop call the church at 570-288-7361 program and other departments. She is also of the Diocese of Scranton. or Stella at 675-2853. the president of the Wilkes-Barre Salvation Moskovitz and Brian Duke, The coordinators include the MOUNTAIN TOP: St. Paul’s Milford Army Ladies Auxiliary, a board member of the secretary of Pennsylvania youth ministers and high school Lutheran Church is collecting Wyoming Valley Ladies Club and an active Department of Aging, students from throughout the items for personal care kits member of her church. received the inaugu- Diocese of Scranton. Teenagers for the migrant workers who ral awards recognizing from parishes throughout the come into the area during individuals for lifetime region are invited to the event. the summer. Items such as HAPPY BIRTHDAY! The program includes a variety unscented shampoos, (without achievement and contribu- of inspirational and informative conditioner), bath soaps, tion to successful aging. workshops, music, Holy Hour, soap cases, toothbrushes, The award presented, Reconciliation, fun and games. toothbrush cases, bath towels ‘Afterglow,’ was created by The one-day program will and washcloths, nail clippers, glass sculptor Christopher feature Steve Angrisano, a shaving items, combs, band- Ries. At the event, from veteran musician, composer and aids, flip flops or sandals (small youth minister, who has been to medium size), and clean left, are Duke, Ries and featured at seven World Youth blankets in good condition Ann and Leo Moskovitz. Days and has served as emcee are being collected. There is a for four National Catholic Youth marked collection box in the conferences. Narthex. Poetry society announces winners of contest Emcee is Sean Malloy, a youth MOUNTAIN TOP: Emmanuel minister from the Diocese of United Church of Christ, 7768 Harrisburg. He is a dynamic Blue Ridge Trail, is holding a Josslyn O.and AaliyahJ.Taylor speaker and musician who Vacation Bible School from 6:30- Josslyn Olivia and Aaliyah Jaede Taylor, twin daughters of Anthony is committed to bringing the 8 p.m. July 14-18 at the Stairville and Tamra Shotwell-Taylor, are celebrating their third birthdays today, message of Jesus Christ to United Methodist Church. The July 5. Josslyn and Aaliyah are the granddaughters of Ken Shotwell, young people. theme is “Roundup Rodeo.” Edwardsville, and Jana Stefanovich and Eric and ShirleyTaylor, all Singing artists Full Armor, a Family and friends are invited to of Wilkes-Barre. They are the great-granddaughters of Elizabeth group of high school and college attend the Showtime Roundup at Anderson and the late Samuel Anderson, Parsons, and Glen Lewis students from NewYork, will also 8 p.m. each night.The final rodeo and the late Donna Nenish, Dallas.Josslyn and Aaliyah have two perform. Inspired by their parish program will take place at 7:30 brothers, Nizayah, 6, and Treyton, 1. priest, they minister using both p.m. on July 18. upbeat, high-energy music and Sign-up sheets are available in contemplative songs that lead the Narthex at Emmanuel United teens through a very powerful Church of Christ. Registration way to experience prayer. can also be made by calling the For more information about church office at 868-5675. the 2013 Light the Fire NANTICOKE: St. John Summer Youth Rally, visit www. Evangelical Lutheran Church, combinedym.org or call Pam 231 State St., announces a Urbanski, St.Jude Church, 570- special Saturday service at 4 474-6315 ext. 228, or Stephen p.m. today. The special service Wallo, Our Lady of Snows/St. is held the first Saturday of Benedict Church, 570- 586-1741. every month and is in addition KINGSTON: Church of Christ to the regular services at 8 a.m. Uniting, Market and Sprague and 9:30 a.m. on Sundays.The avenues, is presenting its Saturday service features special The Wyoming Valley Poetry Society recently announced the winners of its annual Vacation Bible School from 5:30- music and is open to the public. Riley E.Cadd spring poetry contest. Twenty-two student poets were selected from nearly 300 8 p.m. July 11, 18 and 25 and Aug. For more information, call the Alyssa Swanberry entries. Award-winning poets and members of the Poetry Society, from left, first 1 and 8 in the Fellowship Hall. church at 570-735-8531. Riley Elizabeth Cadd, daughter Alyssa Nicole Swanberry, This year’s theme is “Fruit of the NEWPORT TWP.: St. Andrew of Christy and Joe Cadd, row, are Sydney Charton, Sofia Quaglia, Eleanor Punko, Alissa Grabinski and Bella Spirit.” There will be Bible stories, Episcopal Church, 12 E. Kirmar daughter of Michael and Sariya Dalmas. Second row: Jacob McGovern, Ryan Reedy, Cassie Benderavich, Leana Parksville, Md., is celebrating Swanberry, Falls Church, songs, crafts, meals and games. Ave.,Alden, is holding a Mass her second birthday today, July Va., is celebrating her sixth Lombardo and Max J. Gilligan. Third row: Virginia Myrkalo, Brianna Jenkins, Kiley Each night will conclude with a of healing prayers and Holy 5. Riley is a granddaughter of birthdaytoday, July 5. Alyssa Klein, Tianna Brennan and Michael Mahler. Fourth row: Krista Connolly, Richard service project.The event is free Eucharist at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Teresaanna Cadd and the late is a granddaughter of Janice Aston, Christopher Konsavage, Tracy McDermott, Kylee McGrane, Jim Spock and and includes a meal each night. The Rev. John Leo will be the Jim Cadd, Maryland, and Ronnie Swanberry,Wilkes-Barre; the late Arlene Sindaco. Also winners were Patrick Remley, Ariana Walker, Kyrsten Bellas, Registration can be made by celebrant. and George Dreabit,Wyoming. Mona St.Leger, Alexandria, Va.; Nicole Walters and Eric Skianka. visiting http://www.cocu4u.org/ WHITE HAVEN: The White Haven She has a brother,Jake, 4. and the late Francis Swanberry. and completing the registration Ministerium is holding Vacation She is a great-granddaughter of form, or by calling the church Bible School from 6-8:30 p.m. Helen Swoboda, Wilkes-Barre. office at 570-288-8434. July 28-Aug. 1 at St. Patrick’s Alyssa has a brother, Ryan Award winners announced at aging conference LUZERNE: Bennett Presbyterian Church. This year’s theme is Geoffrey, 8. 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Other OpiniOn: phiLLYreCOrDS transparency tumbles after building collapse

Mayor Nutter’s newest excuse for that convinced the city of his expertise. suppressing public information related Nor will Nutter divulge the locations to the fatal Market Street building col- of 300 demolition sites the administra- lapse is that a grand jury is investigat- tion claims to have inspected after ing the disaster. But the investigation the collapse. The administration doesn’t change the public nature of the records involved. Experts in the field announced the inspections to assure say they were public records before the the public that it was being cautious. collapse — and they’re public records But without the locations, it’s impos- now. sible to confirm that. Nutter is blowing a chance to keep Nutter has also refused to release a his word that his government would be transcript of a video in which a city transparent. State law even allows him inspector talks about his response to a to grant access to records that fall into complaint about the demolition job at a gray area if they illuminate public pol- 22d and Market — though the admin- icy. And illumination is sorely needed istration hasn’t hesitated to selectively in a city where vacant buildings rou- tinely fall down or catch on fire, endan- quote passages from the video that gering and killing people while costing put the city in a good light. Sadly, the millions in property damage. video was recorded before the inspec- YOur OpiniOn: LetterS FrOM reaDerS By reversing a decades-old policy tor, Ronald Wagenhoffer, apparently of releasing city settlement memos, killed himself. While any personal con- Sugar Notch councilman Nutter has denied the public access to their eyes fully open and their hearts and SenD uS YOur tent in the recording should remain reserves right to free speech information about settled demolition private, there is no good reason to hide minds fully engaged to never allow that OpiniOn claims that cost taxpayers more than a firsthand account of what happened level of corruption and nepotism to hap- $878,000 in the last five years. Nutter at the site before the collapse. At the Sugar Notch council meeting pen again. Letters to the editor must include the says these documents are a “treasure in April, another candidate for council But sadly that is not the case. This writer’s name, address and daytime The Nutter administration has trove” for plaintiffs’ lawyers looking to asked me not to deliver a free newsletter county is doomed to forever live in the phone number for verification. sue the city. But the lawyers already repeatedly noted that the city’s prob- to his house. This request came after backwash of history if these individuals Letters should be no more than 250 seem to know what they’re doing. The lem with dangerous buildings has fes- the last issue refuted his claim, that I did are the best we can produce to represent words. We reserve the right to edit only people left out of the loop are the tered for a century. This disaster could not have the road crew plowing on the us. and limit writers to one published folks paying the bills, who have every help change that, but not if the mayor night of a snowstorm in February. A few To help these yet-to-be-enlightened letter every 30 days. right to evaluate the city’s decisions. continues to frustrate public examina- weeks later I forgot which house was council members walk back their state- • Email: mailbag@timesleader. Nutter won’t even release public doc- tion and discussion. his and I was charged with two counts ments, I prepared the following for them com uments related to taxpayer-financed of trespassing totaling $774. One count to read: Dear fellow Luzerne County Nutter’s stance on these matters is • Fax: 570-829-5537 work performed by Sean Benschop, profoundly disappointing given that was for putting it on his porch, the other citizens, I (insert name here) want to the excavator operator who is in jail for taking it back 20 minutes later. apologize for recent statements I made • Mail: Mail Bag, The Times he has cast himself as a reformer who awaiting trial on six counts of man- I have a BA in history and an MA regarding hiring practices in our county Leader, 15 N. Main St., slaughter in the June 5 collapse. Just would favor disclosure. He has lived up in government from Georgetown government. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 a few months ago, officials thought to that promise in other respects, but University. I was born and raised in I want to assure you and affirm that enough of Benschop to give him city in this catastrophe, the mayor is mak- Sugar Notch and presently serve as a I believe the most important criterion demolition work. The public has a ing it difficult to trust him. member of council. Since 1998 I have for selection is the qualification of the the entire industry’s future throughout right to know what’s in the application The Philadelphia Inquirer distributed about 50 issues of my free candidate and I would only consider the the state and nation. Some farmers who newsletter and other announcements. location of the candidate if two equally were facing debt before the economic That comes to about three issues a year qualified candidates are selected and one downturn were forced out of business. Other OpiniOn: enVirOnMent over the past 15 years. During that time, of them is local. But with hard work and determination I have been treated very badly by public I will work to drive out corruption and many farms survived and are continuing officials and their supporters. nepotism in your government so that to produce a safe and healthy product This disdain multiplied exponentially we never return to the dark ages that for all of us to enjoy. a war on coal? after I was elected to council in 2010. I have haunted this county for some many But, keep in mind; many farmers who also had to withstand constant insults decades. survived that downturn are still facing and threats during council meetings Please feel free to use this at your next large debt. Even though milk prices as I was belittled by other officials and meeting and recite it morning, noon have rebounded, they are still quite We can only hope their supporters. My only outlet was and night as a reminder why you were volatile and far beyond the control of the to continue writing my newsletters, to elected to your post. individual farmer. What’s more, input get the word out about what was really David Pekala costs are rising, putting an even greater going on in town. That seems to have Rice Township squeeze on the already thin margins of been enough to get me arrested for tres- dairy farm families. President Barack Obama’s oppo- while cleaning up the air and slowing passing last year and again this year. A Writer is in support of So, please take time to reflect on the nents have derisively called his plans the rise of the oceans. That’s what’s report on the latest charges appeared in hard work of dairy farmers and the sup- announced last week to combat cli- been happening in California as it rolls the newspaper, the day before the prima- no funding for abortions porting businesses that helped get that mate change a “war on coal.” It won’t out its cap-and-trade system. ry, plus another article on the day of the glass of milk from the farm to your table. be clear for months or years if that’s The cost of doing nothing surely election. But, even before that, rumors Keith Hilliard true, but Americans should sincerely will far outweigh the cost of action. about my arrest had already buzzed Thank God that next year our President hope that it is. Hurricane Sandy alone is estimated to through town. I lost my lid. tax dollars will not fund abortion in Luzerne County Farm Bureau Obama’s strategy is limited by the have cost the U.S. economy $65 billion. I do not enjoy becoming the news. Pennsylvania. Our prayers are answered. need to bypass a do-nothing Congress, Responding to natural disasters will When my trial and/or appeal have Way to go. but it is a sweeping one. It includes only grow more expensive as climate concluded, I will put out a story about Alex S. Partika a slew of small measures — such as change intensifies storms, droughts, it, too. Community news is protected Wilkes-Barre Declare your independence increasing the gas mileage of heavy heat waves, floods and sea-level rise. speech, according to a ruling in 1946 from a meat-filled Fourth trucks and the energy efficiency of The Natural Resources Defense (326 US 501). I will not be intimidated It takes a lot of hard work appliances and encouraging the devel- Council’s recent proposal for a state- by people who do not respect my right opment and use of renewable energy based, flexible method of regulating to freedom of speech. to make that glass of milk — that cumulatively will make a big power plants illustrates this point. It Mario J. Fiorucci What ever happened to the good old difference in the volume of greenhouse estimates the annual cost of its strategy Sugar Notch days when the worst things we had to gas emissions. at about $4 billion. But the annual sav- It’s always a good time to enjoy a few fear on the 4th of July were traffic jams Its centerpiece, however, is Obama’s ings would be $25 billion to $60 billion County council members scoops of ice cream or a refreshing glass and wayward fireworks? order to the Environmental Protection because of slower climate change and of milk. Along with that enjoyment, it According to the Department of Agency to take the single most impor- improved public health. The proposal fail to fulfill their duties is also important that we take time to Agriculture’s Meat & Poultry Hotline, tant step in the fight against global could prevent 23,000 asthma attacks a reflect on where dairy farming stands this year’s top threat is food poisoning warming: Set limits on the amount year, among other health benefits. today and what impact dairy farming by nasty E. coli and Salmonella bugs of heat-trapping carbon that coal-fired “We don’t have time for a meeting After reading the comments about has on your life. lurking in hamburgers and hot dogs at power plants are allowed to spew into of the flat-Earth society,” Obama said the “virtues” of hiring senior manage- Agriculture is the leading industry millions of backyard barbecues. The the air. Tuesday while announcing his plan. ment almost exclusively from local talent in Pennsylvania, and dairy is one of its hotline’s advice is to grill them longer The EPA has a year to produce a “Sticking your head in the sand might from Luzerne County Council Members fundamental economic drivers. In fact, and hotter. Of course, it doesn’t bother first draft of the rules. That’s when make you feel safer, but it’s not going Urban, Urban, Morelli and Kelleher, I can the dairy industry produces more than to mention that the high-temperature we’ll know whether the Obama admin- to protect you from the coming storm.” only assume they took the blue pill and 40 percent of the commonwealth’s agri- grilling that kills the bugs also forms lots istration is serious about launching It was reassuring to see Obama take decided to stay plugged into the Matrix. culture receipts and supports more than of cancer-causing compounds. this necessary war. such a strong stand against climate Had they taken the red pill, they 60,000 jobs throughout the state. Luckily, a bunch of enterprising U.S. The U.S. has about 600 coal-fired change deniers. would have been unplugged and their There is approximately one dairy cow food manufacturers and processors have plants, accounting for 40 percent of And his plans for dealing with the eyes opened to the corruption that was, for every 23 Pennsylvanians. Our state met this challenge head-on by developing the nation’s carbon emissions — the effects of global warming — such as and in some cases, still is the backbone boasts 7,200 dairy farms. Producing a great variety of healthful, delicious and single largest source. Under the Clean helping communities build in disas- of local government decision-making. roughly 10.7 million pounds of milk each convenient, veggie burgers and soy dogs. Air Act, the government must reduce ter-resistant ways and ensuring the After more than several dozen arrests year, ranking the commonwealth fifth These delicious plant-based foods them. strength of crucial infrastructure, like and convictions, they would have seen nationally in milk production. don’t harbor nasty pathogens or cancer- Polluters and their advocates claim, power plants and hospitals — will that the most important criterion for hir- Additionally, studies show that the causing compounds. They don’t even as they always do, that Obama’s plan protect millions of Americans while ing is the qualification of the candidate average dairy farm spends around 85 carry cholesterol, saturated fats, drugs or will destroy jobs and send energy reminding us that the science of cli- and not the location. percent of its income locally, strengthen- pesticides. And, they are waiting for us prices soaring. They demonstrate a mate change is not speculative. It’s Their arguments in favor of local can- ing communities and surrounding areas. in the frozen food section of our super- depressing lack of confidence in the happening right now. didates are specious at best, ludicrous at More than $6 million dollars annually market. ingenuity of American entrepreneurs, But the most important step of all is worst. I am saddened that this mentality are generated into the state’s economy This 4th of July offers a great oppor- investors and workers. for the EPA’s rules governing carbon still exists on a council whose formation from dairy production and associated tunity to declare our independence from Like most Silicon Valley business emissions from power plants to be can be firmly traced back to the demand businesses. the meat industry and to share whole- leaders, we’re confident that federal robust — a true war on coal. for change from the citizens as a result of Several years ago, dairy farmers strug- some veggie burgers and soy dogs with regulation will unleash a wave of ener- It’s a war the nation can, and must, the corruption in the county. gled through one of the worst periods of our family and friends. gy innovation that ultimately saves win. I fully expected the elected council low milk prices ever. Terribly low milk Wilbur Tillman Americans money on their power bills San Jose Mercury News members to come into this new role with prices in 2009 and early 2010 threatened Wilkes-Barre

MaLLarD FiLLMOre DOONESBURY PAGE 10A FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 NEWS www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER Egypt From page 1A former militant extrem- urging Egyptians not to against the Brotherhood. ists have vowed to fight. attack Brotherhood offic- The National Salvation Multiple Brotherhood es to avert an “endless Front, the top opposition officials on Thursday cycle of revenge.” political group during firmly urged their follow- The army’s removal of Morsi’s presidency and a ers to keep their protests Morsi sparked massive key member of the coali- peaceful. Thousands celebrations Wednesday tion that worked with the of Morsi supporters night among the crowds military in his removal, remained massed in front of protesters around the criticized the moves. “We of a Cairo mosque where country, with fireworks, totally reject excluding they have camped for dancing and blaring car any party, particularly days, with lines of mili- horns lasting close to political Islamic groups.” tary armored vehicles dawn. The Front has proposed across the road nearby On Thursday, the one of its top leaders, keeping watch. extent of the Brotherhood Mohammed ElBaradei, “We declare our com- reversal was clear. Adly to become prime min- plete rejection of the mil- Mansour, the head of the ister of the interim itary coup staged against Supreme Constititonal Cabinet, a post that will the elected president and Court, with which Morsi hold strong powers since the will of the nation,” had repeated confronta- Mansour’s presidency the Brotherhood said tions, was sworn in as post is considered sym- in a statement, read by new interim president. bolic. ElBaradei, a Nobel the group’s senior cleric In his inaugural Peace laureate who once Abdel-Rahman el-Barr speech, aired nation- headed the U.N. nuclear to the crowd outside wide, he said the mas- watchdog, is considered the Rabia al-Adawiya sive anti-Morsi protests the country’s top reform Mosque in Cairo. that began Sunday, June advocate. “We refuse to partici- 30, had “corrected the “Reconciliation is pate in any activities with path of the glorious revo- the name of the game, the usurping authori- lution of Jan. 25,” refer- including the Muslim ties,” the statement said, ring to the 2011 uprising Brotherhood. We need AP PHOTOS urging Morsi support- that toppled Mubarak. to be inclusive,” Munir Supporters of Egypt’s ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi chant slogans during a rally Thursday near the University of Cairo, ers to remain peaceful. To cheers from his audi- Fakhry Abdel-Nour, Egypt.After sweeping out Egypt’s Islamist president, the military moved swiftly against his Muslim Brotherhood. The Rabia al-Adawiya ence, he also praised the a leading member of protesters planned to army, police, media and the group, told The march on the Ministry of judiciary for standing Associated Press. “The and advisers have been been reluctant to move questioned on allega- as a result, Mubarak’s Defense on Friday. against the Brotherhood detentions are a mis- under what is described against the group’s top tions of instigating vio- last prime minister The Brotherhood — all institutions that take.” as “house arrest,” though leader. The ranks of lence and killings, and Ahmed Shafiq was able denounced the crack- Islamists saw as full of He said the arrests their locations are also Brotherhood members put travel bans on 36 oth- to run against Morsi. down, including the Mubarak loyalists trying appeared to be prompted unknown. across the country swear ers, a sign they too could After the swearing-in shutdown Wednesday to thwart their rule. by security officials’ fears Besides the a strict oath of unques- face prosecution. He also ceremony aired live on night of its television Moreover, the consti- over possible calls for Brotherhood’s top tioning allegiance to the took steps toward releas- state TV, Mansour deliv- channel, Misr25, its tution, which Islamists violence by Brotherhood leader, General Guide general guide, vowing ing a prominent activist ered an address prais- newspaper and three drafted and Morsi leaders. There may be Mohammed Badie, secu- to “hear and obey.” It detained for insulting ing the massive street pro-Morsi Islamist TV praised as the greatest complaints against cer- rity officials have also has been decades since Morsi. demonstrations that led stations. The military, it in the world, has been tain individuals in the arrested his predecessor, any Brotherhood gen- In the first step toward to Morsi’s ouster. He said, is returning Egypt suspended. Also, Abdel- Brotherhood “but they Mahdi Akef, and one of eral guide was put in a setting up a post-Morsi hailed the youth behind to the practices of “the Meguid Mahmoud, the don’t justify the deten- his two deputies, Rashad prison. leadership, the chief the protests that began dark, repressive, dictato- Mubarak-era top prosecu- tion,” he said, predicting Bayoumi, as well as Saad Badie and el-Shater judge of the Supreme on Sunday, June 30 and rial and corrupt ages.” tor whom Morsi removed they will be released in el-Katatni, head of the were widely believed Constitutional Court brought out millions A military statement to much controversy, was the coming days. Brotherhood’s Freedom by the opposition to be Adly Mansour took the around the country. late Thursday appeared reinstated to his post and Abdel-Nour said the and Justice Party, and the real power in Egypt oath as interim president Dressed in a dark blue to signal a wider wave immediately announced Front intends to ensure ultraconservative Salafi during Morsi’s tenure. before his fellow judges suit and a sky blue tie, of arrests was not in the investigations against the military has no role figure Hazem Abu Ismail, Badie was arrested late at the constitutional Mansour said the rallies offing. Spokesman Col. Brotherhood officials. in politics. He added who has a considerable Wednesday from a villa court. “brought together every- Ahmed Mohammed Ali Many of the that the Front is hoping street following. where he had been stay- The 67-year-old jurist, one without discrimi- said in a Facebook post- Brotherhood’s opponents for the backing of ultra- Authorities have ing in the Mediterranean a Mubarak appointee like nation or division” and ing that that the army want them prosecuted conservative Salafis for also issued a wanted coastal city of Marsa nearly every judge in the were an “expression of and security forces will for what they say were ElBaradei’s bid for prime list for more than 200 Matrouh and flown by judiciary, had been the the nation’s conscience not take “any exception- crimes committed dur- minister. Some Salafi Brotherhood members helicopter to Cairo, deputy head of the court and an embodiment of al or arbitrary measures” ing Morsi’s rule, just as factions have sided with and leaders of other security officials said, for over 20 years. He was its hopes and ambitions.” against any political Mubarak was prosecut- the new leadership. He Islamist groups. Among speaking on condition of elevated to the chief jus- But there was no group. ed for protester deaths noted that the Islamist- them is Khairat el-Shat- anonymity because they tice position only three sign of outreach to The military has a during the uprising backed constitution was er, another deputy of were not authorized to days ago, when his pre- the Brotherhood in his “strong will to ensure against him. Over the not outright cancelled in the general guide who talk the press. decessor reached manda- address. He suggested national reconciliation, past year, dozens were a gesture to Salafis. is widely considered the Mahmoud, the top tory retirement age. He Morsi’s election had been constructive justice and killed in clashes with Morsi has been most powerful figure in prosecutor, said he was was among the judges tainted, saying, “I look tolerance,” he wrote. He Brotherhood supporters under detention in an the Brotherhood. opening investigations who ruled against a polit- forward to parliamentary spoke against “gloating” and with security forces. unknown location since The arrest of Badie into the killings of pro- ical isolation law in 2012 and presidential elec- and vengeance, saying But the swift moves Wednesday night, and was a dramatic step, testers during Morsi’s that would have barred tions held with the genu- only peaceful protests raise perceptions of at least a dozen of his since even Mubarak and rule. He ordered el- many Mubarak-era offi- ine and authentic will of will be tolerated and a revenge campaign top presidential aides his predecessors had Katatni and Bayoumi cials from politics — and the people.” Google From page 1A California-based Google engine. Searches for partici- includes such non-commer- at five places and takes 12 pic- a chance to realize we were more clients via the web and might be best known for pating businesses on any of cial landmarks as the White tures at each site. The most even there,” Hilker said. social media, Passmore said. its popular Internet search Google’s services will provide House and the Parliament of important part of the process, State College experience The hospital’s virtual tour engine, but its range of prod- viewers with a linked thumb- Canada, but already photog- he said, is the “stitching” soft- Among those Pennsylvania brings viewers into a spotless ucts has expanded to include nail image inviting them to raphers have visited 100,000 ware that links the separate businesses to have partici- waiting room, where colorful email, online language trans- “see inside.” businesses worldwide, Hilker photos together to create a pated thus far is the Centre posters and neat bags of pet lation and Google Maps, a The service is open to a said, including more than seamless rotating view. Animal Hospital in State foot stacked on a shelf lead collection of international range of businesses, from 40,000 in the United States. For all the high-tech work, College, whose virtual tour toward the front desk. maps, satellite and “street restaurants and boutiques to About 3,000 new businesses Hilker said, the process is was taken late last month and “I think it will be really view” images. dental and professional offic- are photographed across relatively quick and non- uploaded to the web this week. worth it,” Passmore said, The new virtual tour pro- es, automotive showrooms, the country each month, he intrusive, and the company “It was easy, a great expe- adding that she believes the gram will post the indoor hotels and colleges and uni- added. blurs the faces of anyone in rience,” said hospital admin- images will help prospective images not only to street versities, Hilker said. The photos are produced the photos to protect their istrator Connie Passmore. clients make a decision about view, but to business listings Google launched the fea- using a rotating digital camera privacy. Hospital officials read about whether to bring their pets for the individual firms that ture last year, following sev- mounted on a tripod to take “We can go into a business the program in their local to the hospital “based on the are maintained online in con- eral years of development. the photographs. In most situ- now, and many times we are newspaper and felt that par- first couple of feet” they see nection with Google’s search Its roster of available tours ations, the camera is stationed gone before most people have ticipating might help reach inside the business.

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IndyCar drivers set for 1st Pocono race since 1989 Dan Gelston AP Sports Writer

LONG POND — There was a time when the Andrettis reigned at Pocono Raceway. Back in August 1986, one of racing’s most decorated families pulled off a clean sweep at the 2½-mile track. Michael Andretti won the pole, Mario Andretti won the 500-mile race and Jeff Andretti won the support- ing Indy Lights race from the pole. Sometimes, the family that races together, wins together. “We cleaned house that weekend,” a smiling Mario Andretti said. “That was my favorite memory.” It wouldn’t be repeated. Sure, a feat like that would be tough enough to pull off twice, even for a talented racing family. But there was no chance once open-wheel racing split with Pocono in 1989, leaving NASCAR behind as the top series to compete at the triangle track. IndyCar seemed destined to live at Pocono only in the record book. But look what’s back in town. Those weren’t stock cars zipping around the track AP PHOTO See TRIANGLE |7B Sebastien Bourdais is shown in action during a test session for Sunday’s Pocono IndyCar 400 on Thursday in Long Pond. RailRiders create own fireworks in victory

Marshall works into on mechanics, direction,” eighth, offense blasts Marshall said. “I’ve been throwing across my body balls into the night bad, and that’s been really good the past few games. PAUL SOKOLOSKI I feel pretty good rhythm- [email protected] wise and consistency- wise. MOOSIC - In the spirit “I feel a lot better.” of Independence Day, the The RailRiders felt so Scranton/Wilkes-Barre good, they were having a RailRiders began by blast. launching a few bombs. Lillibridge started the But it was the man on celebration by ripping the mound for them who a one-out drive off for- really gave everyone a mer Toronto Blue Jays mesmerizing display. starter Ricky Romero, a Starting pitcher Brett shot that hit just above Marshall worked a sea- the yellow line on the cen- son-high eight innings ter field fence in the first Thursday and Brent inning - giving the for- Lillibridge and Randy mer Cubs, White Sox and Ruiz both blasted first- Red Sox player his fifth inning homers as the homer since he joined the RailRiders rode past RailRiders on June 22 and AP PHOTO Buffalo, 5-2 at PNC Field. gave the team a quick 1-0 Sabine Lisicki reacts after defeating Agnieszka Radwanska in their women’s singles semifinal match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in The performance lead. Wimbledon, London, on Thursday. came on a Fourth of July “I’m feeling good, squar- fireworks night, which ing balls up, trying to do drew a capacity crowd of something with a pitch,” 10,000 - the first sellout said Lillibridge, best Lisicki continues amazing run to final and largest crowd of the known to Yankees fans season at newly-revamped for making two spectacu- PNC Field. lar catches in center field Howard Fendrich “Just have fun,” for the White Sox two AP Tennis Writer Marshall said, noticing years ago while robbing the packed stands. “It’s a both Alex Rodriguez and LONDON — Whether in a match, a set, a game kids’ game and I enjoy it. Robinson Cano of extra — or even within a single point — Sabine Lisicki I know when we have big bases and saving a victory simply cannot be counted out. crowds, it kind of gets you in the ninth inning. “It’s Especially at Wimbledon, where she is one vic- amped up a little bit and been good so far. We had tory from becoming a Grand Slam champion. gets you in the game.” some good at-bats against Fashioning the same sort of comeback she used His response was work- a good pitcher who’s had to eliminate defending titlist Serena Williams at ing one of his best games success in the big leagues. the All England Club, the 23rd-seeded Lisicki of the season. “The run in the first reached her first major final by edging No. 4 Marshall allowed inning’s always a good Agnieska Radwanska of Poland 6-4, 2-6, 9-7 in a just two runs - on Mike start.” compelling, back-and-forth match Thursday. McCoy’s two-run homer One out later, Ruiz gave “I just fought with all my heart,” said Lisicki, in the fifth inning - and them another, launching a who twice was two points away from losing to struck out seven while rocket shot over the cat- 2012 runner-up Radwanska. “I believed that I walking one while throw- walk and just under the could still win, no matter what the score was.” ing an efficient 96 pitch- Burger King sign in left On Saturday, Lisicki will face 15th-seeded es. That gave Marshall, field for a 2-0 RailRiders Marion Bartoli, who took a nap on a locker-room 4-6, his second straight lead. couch before heading out to Centre Court and victory after going seven “They’re instant runs,” earning a berth in her second Wimbledon final AP PHOTO weeks without one. Lillibridge said of the Marion Bartoli reacts after beating Kirsten Flipkens to win their women’s singles semifinal The guy who couldn’t homers. “You don’t See LISICKI |3B match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon, London, on Thursday. win for awhile suddenly have to string three hits can’t lose. “We’ve been working See RAILRIDERS |3B Flyers’Giroux agrees to 8-year extension Beating the heat at Bernie’s Run The Associated Press over six seasons in Philadelphia. The Flyers have already made several Philadelphia Flyers captain Claude splashes over the past two weeks. They Bob Miner Giroux agreed to an eight-year exten- landed this summer’s most high-profile For The Times Leader sion worth over $64 million Thursday, according to a person familiar with the free agent by agreeing to terms with WILKES-BARRE — negotiations. Vincent Lecavalier on a four-year con- A field of well over 400 The person spoke to The Associated tract Tuesday. Lecavalier was available runners battled each Press on the condition of anonym- after the Tampa Bay Lightning bought other along with the ity because the contract has not been out the remaining years on their cap- heat and the humidity in signed and the extension not revealed tain’s contract. the 30th annual Wilkes- by the Flyers. Barre YMCA 3 Mile Run The deal comes as Giroux was enter- Philadelphia was also aggressive in “Bernie’s Memorial” on ing the final year of his contract and freeing up salary cap space. The team Independence Day. with the Flyers in the midst of reshap- bought out the contracts of forward Chris Wadas success- ing a team that missed the playoffs last Danny Briere, who has agreed to a deal fully defended his title, season. with Montreal, and goalie Ilya Bryzgalov. crossing the finish line in A two-time 25-goal scorer, Giroux is The Flyers did announce on Thursday 15 minutes, 3 seconds. the Flyers’ top play-making offensive Wadas, 31, of Courtdale, threat. He had 13 goals and 35 assists that they will re-sign journeyman center outran second-place fin- for 48 points in 48 games last season. Adam Hall to a one-year deal. The Flyers isher, Jess Adams, 19, of Overall, he has 291 points (91 goals, acquired Hall by claiming him off waiv- Amanda Hrycyna | For The Times Leader 200 assists) in 333 career games spread ers in April. See RUN |3B Runners take off Thursday morning for the 30th annual Bernie’s Memorial Run in Wilkes-Barre. PAGE 2B FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 SPORTS www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER

MLB, ROOT — Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs 7 p.m. CSN — Atlanta at Philadelphia lOcAl cAleNdAr ON THe mArk MLB — Detroit at Cleveland gOlf YES — Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees TODAY’S EVENTS Ben Kohles35-35—70E Mark Dudek 8 p.m. AMERICAN LEGION Bobby Gates33-37—70E SNY — N.Y. Mets at Milwaukee SOCCER Greenbrier Classic For The Times Leader Senior Division At The Greenbrier Resort, The Old White Robert Karlsson32-38—70E 11 p.m. (All games 5:45 p.m.) D.J. Trahan33-37—70E Stakes racing continues tonight at The Mohegan Sun at Pocono Downs, with the 2-year-old filly trotters NBCSN — Men’s national teams, exhibition, United TPC taking to the five-eighth’s mile oval for eight divisions of the Pennsylvania All-Star Stakes. It’s a 16-race Back Mountain vs.West Side at Atlas Field Purse: $6.3 million Shawn Stefani34-36—70E States vs. Guatemala, at San Diego TENNIS Greater Pittston vs.Wilkes-Barre at Gibby Field Michael Bradley35-35—70E slate on the agenda this evening, as well as 16 races programmed for tomorrow’s card. 8 a.m. Yardage: 7,287 par 70 (35-35) BEST BET: BROADWAY SOCKS (1ST) Mountain Post B vs. Plains at Hilldale Field First Round Tommy Gainey30-32—62-8 Scott Stallings32-38—70E ESPN — The Wimbledon Championships, men’s Hazleton vs. Nanticoke at Honeypot Field D.A. Points34-36—70E VALUE PLAY: MARTINI MASTER (15TH) semifinals, at London Johnson Wagner29-33—62-8 Post time 6:30 p.m. Tunkhannock vs. Swoyersville at Roosevelt Field Webb Simpson31-33—64-6 Sean O’Hair35-35—70E LITTLE LEAGUE All races 1 mile Jin Park31-33—64-6 John Senden34-36—70E (Sites & times subject to change) First-$30,000 PA All-Stars Daniel Summerhays31-34—65-5 Michael Kim34-36—70E District 16 9-10 Baseball 2Broadway Socks D.Rawlings 1-1-1 Rocked them in debut 5-2 Neal Lancaster32-33—65-5 K.J. Choi35-36—71+1 bulleTiN bOArd South Wilkes-Barre at Plains vs. Mountain Top loser, 6 p.m. 7Outsourced Hanover M.Kakaley 6-1-1 From the Burke stable 6-1 Tag Ridings31-34—65-5 Bryce Molder34-37—71+1 District 31 9-10 Baseball 5Steppin Out H.Landy 2-2-x Nice drive for young Landy 3-1 Steven Bowditch30-35—65-5 Vaughn Taylor36-35—71+1 Back Mtn. National at Back Mtn. American, time TBA (if 3Fat Amy T.Buter 1-x-x Andy Miller owned trotter 4-1 Brendon de Jonge31-35—66-4 Billy Mayfair36-35—71+1 PHYSICALS necessary) 1Struck By Lindy R.Pierce 4-4-x Pierce in for big night 9-2 Peter Hanson33-33—66-4 Gary Christian35-36—71+1 Wyoming Area Sports Physicals will take place on District 16 10-11 Baseball 4Cantab Baby J.Campbell 1-3-3 Campbell good with trotters 10-1 David Mathis30-36—66-4 Ryan Blaum34-37—71+1 the following dates for the following sports: Football (6 p.m.) 6TickettothepartyM.Simons 6-2-2 Shredded12-1 James Driscoll33-33—66-4 Chris DiMarco34-37—71+1 grades 7-12 on July 10 at 3:15 p.m. Girls Volleyball South Wilkes-Barre at Hanover 8Blind Eye J.Oscarsson 6-2-x Won’t be able to see her 15-1 Scott Brown32-34—66-4 Brian Stuard34-37—71+1 9-12, Girls Field Hockey grades 7-12, Cross Country Nanticokeat Pittston Twp. Second-$9,000 N/W Clm.Pace;clm.price $11,000 Ben Crane32-34—66-4 David Lingmerth35-36—71+1 grades 7-12 and Golf grades 9-12 on July 17 at 3:15 District 31 10-11 Baseball 4Dirty Girty M.Kakaley 6-x-9 Matt’s choice is mine too 7-2 Jonas Blixt34-32—66-4 Martin Flores35-36—71+1 p.m. Girls and Boys Soccer grades 7-12, Cheerleading (6 p.m.) 3Terror In Motion R.Pierce 8-3-3 In live hands 9-2 D.H. Lee33-33—66-4 Jeff Maggert35-36—71+1 grades 9-12 and Girl Tennis grades 9-12 on July 24 at West Side at West Pittston 5Twisted Sis J.Campbell 1-3-9 Just beat similar kind 3-1 Bill Lunde31-35—66-4 Joey Snyder III34-37—71+1 3:15 p.m. All physicals will be done in the field house at Wyoming/West Wyoming at Exeter 1DVC Itsanattitude J.Pavia 4-1-2 Good at this level 4-1 Jason Kokrak32-34—66-4 Pat Perez36-35—71+1 the football stadium. No physical will be done without District 16 Major Baseball 7Scirocco Caliegirl E.Carlson 2-2-7 Saddled with tough post 6-1 Brendan Steele32-34—66-4 Andres Gonzales35-36—71+1 a complete PIAA/CIPPE physical form signed by a Mountain Top vs. Pittston Twp. winner at Plains, 6 p.m. 9Sexy Card Shark T.Jackson 7-9-8 Looking for a flat mile 10-1 parent/guardian. If you have not returned a completed George McNeill32-34—66-4 Cameron Percy35-36—71+1 6Nominal Hanover K.Wallis 5-3-3 Wallis only so-so at PD 20-1 District 31 Major Baseball Dan Obremski35-36—71+1 physical form you may pick one up at the Principal’s Northwest at Back Mtn. American, time TBA Brian Davis33-34—67-3 2Carlina Hanover A.McCarthy 8-3-3 Better in MD 15-1 office or Nurse’s office and bring it on the day of your Kevin Chappell32-35—67-3 Luke List35-36—71+1 8Three To Dance A.Napolitano 6-3-3 Missing several steps 8-1 District 16 Junior Baseball Si Woo Kim35-36—71+1 physical. If you are unable to attend your scheduled (5:45 p.m.) Louis Oosthuizen32-35—67-3 Third-$30,000 PA All-Stars Andrew Svoboda36-35—71+1 physical day, you may attend another day. Avoca/Dupont at Plains Russell Henley31-36—67-3 7Silent Opera KH.Parker 3-3-4 Gets it done with Parker 7-2 Mark Silvers33-38—71+1 REGISTRATIONS/TRYOUTS Duryea/Pittston Twp. at North Wilkes-Barre Tom Gillis32-35—67-3 2Chipperoo T.Buter 2-2-x Likely favorite 5-2 James Hahn34-38—72+2 Hazleton Area Athletic Department has applications District 31 Junior Baseball Jordan Spieth34-33—67-3 4Juanita Hanover M.Kakaley 1-2-1 Already owns a win 3-1 Charlie Beljan35-37—72+2 available for two coaching positions: Varsity (5:45 p.m.) Bob Estes32-35—67-3 5Fashion Goddess J.Campbell 2-3-x Goes for team Campbell 9-2 Nick Watney34-38—72+2 cheerleading head coach and Junior High soccer Kingston/Forty Fort at Greater Wyoming Area-2 vs. Swoyersville Michael Letzig30-37—67-3 6Call Me A Winner D.Rawlings 4-1-4 In from the Meadows6-1 Trevor Immelman36-36—72+2 coach. Applications can be obtained at the athletic winner Davis Love III35-32—67-3 3Step On It J.Pavia 7-3-5 Running with a flat 12-1 Mike Weir36-36—72+2 office at Hazleton Area High School 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bob Horlacher vs.West Side winner at Greater Wyoming Area-1 Ben Curtis33-34—67-3 1Gentle True Spirit G.Napolitano 6-7-x First lifetime start 8-1 Josh Teater38-34—72+2 Monday through Thursday or by calling 459-3221 vs. Back Mountain winner Greg Owen33-34—67-3 Fourth-$30,000 PA All-Stars Donald Constable33-39—72+2 ext 81539. Any other information can be obtained by District 16 Senior Baseball J.J. Henry34-34—68-2 2Cooler Schooner J.Campbell 1-1-x Fasy filly 5-2 Aaron Watkins37-35—72+2 contacting [email protected]. The deadline for (5:45 p.m.) Justin Leonard34-34—68-2 3Designed To Be T.Buter 1-x-x Looks ready 3-1 Scott Gardiner35-37—72+2 applications is 1 p.m. on Monday July, 8. Avoca/Dupont-Pittston at Nanticoke Bill Haas35-33—68-2 7Violet Eyes H.Parker 2-1-2 A good 2nd at Harrah’s7-2 UPCOMING EVENTS/OTHER Casey Wittenberg34-34—68-2 Lee Williams34-38—72+2 1Champagne Dreams R.Pierce 6-4-2 Hall did well on Tues 8-1 Duryea/Pittston Twp. at Plains-North Wilkes-Barre Backyard Wiffle Ball League is hosting a Wiffle Ball District 31 Senior Baseball Brad Adamonis36-32—68-2 Rod Pampling35-37—72+2 6Anonyme Hanover M.Kakaley 2-1-6 Explosive Matter lady 6-1 and Horse Shoe Tournament on Saturday, July 20, at Richard H. Lee35-33—68-2 Jeff Gove36-36—72+2 5Sally Savannah M.Simons 2-2-x Does have some early foot 9-2 (5:45 p.m.) 9 a.m. It’s open to anyone age 12 and up. Deadline to Swoyersville at Back Mountain Andres Romero30-38—68-2 Scott Piercy35-37—72+2 3Drunkard’s Dream G.Napolitano 5-8-x Left in the dust 12-1 register is July 13. Woody Austin35-33—68-2 Lucas Glover34-38—72+2 Fifth-$4,500 Clm.Pace;clm.price $5,000 Northwest at Greater Wyoming Area Business Association of the Greater Shickshinny Section 5 Major Softball Kenny Perry29-39—68-2 Will Claxton35-37—72+2 4Captain Greg T.Jackson 5-9-3 Move inside the difference 3-1 Area will be holding its 14th annual golf tournament at Bubba Watson34-34—68-2 Nicholas Thompson37-35—72+2 8Mr Hallowell G.Napolitano 1-1-6 Seeks three in a row 7-2 (At Back Mtn. Little League) the Rolling pines in Berwick on July 16 from 1-5 p.m. Winners bracket finalist vs. Elimination bracket finalist, 5:30 Ryan Palmer34-34—68-2 Dicky Pride38-34—72+2 1Bolero Topgun A.Santeramo 3-4-2 More than capable 4-1 Registration begins at 12:30 p.m. with a 1 p.m. shotgun Tom Watson32-36—68-2 Seung-Yul Noh34-38—72+2 3Carpe Diem R.Pierce 8-6-9 Big driver change 6-1 p.m. start. Registration fee is $70 per golfer, $280 per District 16 9-10 Softball Jeff Overton33-35—68-2 Jim Herman36-36—72+2 2Jolt Demanded J.Drury 8-8-9 Having difficulties 8-1 foursome. For more information or to register contact Brian Harman35-33—68-2 Jason Gore31-42—73+3 5Royal Cam-Hall A.Siegelman 7-7-8 Austin owns and steers 10-1 Plains at Jenkins Twp. vs.Duryea-Avoca/Dupont-Pittston Twp. Rich Lapinski 542-7620, Brian Philips 542-5330, fax winner, 6 p.m. Henrik Norlander32-36—68-2 Cameron Tringale36-37—73+3 6Western Dog M.Kakaley 4-3-5 In from the Little M9-2 542-4045 or email [email protected]. Alistair Presnell34-34—68-2 Greg Chalmers35-38—73+3 7Here Comes Brandon M.Romano 5-9-4 There he goes 15-1 District 31 9-10 Softball Butler Township Police Officers Association will Back Mountain vs.West Side winner at Kingston/Forty Fort vs. Brad Fritsch32-36—68-2 Vijay Singh34-39—73+3 9Hawaiian Rowdy K.Wallis 7-8-6 Missed some time 20-1 have its annual golf tournament Friday, July 19, at Erik Compton34-35—69-1 Charlie Wi36-37—73+3 Sixth-$30,000 PA All-Stars Greater Wyoming Area loser, 6 p.m. Sand Springs Country Club. The tournament will have SUNDAY Chad Campbell34-35—69-1 Ryo Ishikawa38-35—73+3 7Honor Thy Daughter 1-1-x A top gun 2-1 a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. and the format will be four- Matt Jones31-38—69-1 Luke Guthrie37-36—73+3 6Royal Tabs M.Kakaley 1-2-5 Race is for place 3-1 AMERICAN LEGION man scramble. The cost per player is $70 and the cost Senior Division Gary Woodland33-36—69-1 Scott Langley35-38—73+3 1Best By Test J.Campbell 6-1-x Gets ground saving trip 7-2 per team is $280, which includes green fees, cart, buffet Brian Gay33-36—69-1 Kevin Shields36-37—73+3 2Miss Geneva H.Parker 5-x-x Debuts for Shay 5-1 (All games 1 p.m.) dinner after party, beverages, snacks, door prizes, gifts Mountain Post Avs. West Side at Atlas Field Ken Duke35-34—69-1 Stephen Ames37-37—74+4 5Tipsy Tiara J.Wagner 3-5-4 Wagner with rare visit 6-1 and cash awards. The tournament is limited to 100 Charles Howell III33-36—69-1 Robert Allenby37-37—74+4 4Chez Mahmo T.Buter 4-1-2 Has to keep up 12-1 Nanticoke vs.Wilkes-Barre at Gibby Field golfers and the deadline to enter is July 15. Mail checks Greater Pittston vs. Plains at Hilldale Field Matt Every33-36—69-1 Bud Cauley35-39—74+4 3Mavis A.McCarthy 5-5-x Yet to develop10-1 to Butler Township Police Officers Association, 415 W. William McGirt33-36—69-1 Jesper Parnevik36-38—74+4 Seventh-$30,000 PA All-Stars Swoyersville vs. Back Mountain at Misericordia Tambur Field Butler Drive, Drums, PA, 18222. For more information Hazleton vs. Mountain Post B at Mountain Post Field Graham DeLaet35-34—69-1 Justin Bolli34-40—74+4 3Shake It Cerry R.Pierce 1-1-1 Pierce-Takter tough duo 5-2 or to reserve a spot in the tournament, call 233-6664. Troy Matteson36-33—69-1 Paul Haley II38-36—74+4 4APerfect Gem M.Miller 1-1-1 Looked solid in that score 3-1 LITTLE LEAGUE Crestwood Comet Football Golf Tournament will be District 31 10-11 Softball Tim Petrovic34-35—69-1 Boo Weekley37-37—74+4 6Fashion Huntress J.Campbell 1-3-x Won her debut 7-2 held Saturday, July 13, at Sand Springs Country Club Robert Streb34-35—69-1 Phil Mickelson35-39—74+4 2Harley Mamma J.Raymer 3-x-x J.Raymer with rare drive 6-1 West Side at Bob Horlacher, 6 p.m. with a shotgun start at 8 a.m. Following golf there will MONDAY Jimmy Walker33-36—69-1 Doug LaBelle II38-36—74+4 1Czech It Out A.McCarthy 3-6-x Rail may help her 9-2 be food and refreshments inside the clubhouse. Cost Billy Horschel35-34—69-1 Ryan Zylstra37-37—74+4 5Hundred Acre Cab R.Schnittker 4-4-6 Out of it 8-1 AMERICAN LEGION is $80 per player and $320 per foursome and includes Senior Division Carl Pettersson33-36—69-1 John Daly39-36—75+5 7Samba Gal D.Swick 6-6-5 Swick trains and reins 12-1 golf cart, prizes, food and refreshments, and a gift. The Ted Potter, Jr.33-36—69-1 Jonathan Byrd38-37—75+5 Eighth-$30,000 PA All-Stars (All games 5:45 p.m.) booster club is also seeking hole sponsors for $50 and Nanticoke vs. Greater Pittston at Atlas Field Morgan Hoffmann34-35—69-1 Pat Carter36-39—75+5 4Lifetime Pursuit R.Pierce 1-1-x Same combo wins again 2-1 $100. For further information call Ken Givens at 201- Jason Bohn34-36—70E Wes Short, Jr.36-39—75+5 1Abettajetta J.Campbell 1-3-2 Lear Jetta bred trotter 3-1 Mountain Post B vs.Wilkes-Barre at Gibby Field 294-9673 or [email protected]. Hazleton vs. Plains at Hilldale Field Ricky Barnes32-38—70E Eric Meierdierks38-37—75+5 7Tweet Me D.Swick 1-1-x Romped in AM efforts 7-2 Crestwood Wrestling Booster Club will be hosting Lee Janzen33-37—70E David Hearn37-39—76+6 2Fay R.Schnittker 3-2-3 Sits a nice trip 5-1 Back Mountain vs.Tunkhannock at Tunkhannock H.S. a golf tournament held at Sugarloaf Golf Club on TUESDAY Chez Reavie34-36—70E Colt Knost37-39—76+6 3Gilda Da VieM.Simons 5-5-x Some work to do 10-1 Sunday, July 21. Registration will be at 9 a.m. with a Fabian Gomez36-34—70E Steve LeBrun35-41—76+6 6Ocean Love Potion J.Oscarsson 4-x-x Jim having slow start 6-1 AMERICAN LEGION 10 a.m. shotgun start. This tournament is a captain Senior Division Rory Sabbatini35-35—70E Darron Stiles37-40—77+7 5Gymnast A.McCarthy 2-6-x Tumbles 12-1 and crew format and the cost is $90 per player which Stuart Appleby36-34—70E Scott Verplank36-41—77+7 Ninth-$12,000 Cond.Pace;n/w 1 pm race life (All games 5:45 p.m.) includes cart & greens fees. Dinner and drinks will be West Side vs.Wilkes-Barre at Gibby Field Patrick Reed35-35—70E Aaron Baddeley39-38—77+7 4Stars Above J.Campbell 4-2-6 Shines brightly3-1 provided to all golfers at Cavanaugh’s Grill in Mountain Roberto Castro34-36—70E Kyle Stanley40-37—77+7 6Wishforabeachouse H.Parker 2-2-5 Knocking on the door 4-1 Plains vs. Nanticoke at Honeypot Field Top following the tournament. Guests may join golfers Tunkhannock vs. Mountain Post A at Mountain Post Field 7Gallagher B.Simpson 3-3-8 Versatile type 7-2 for dinner at a cost of $30 per person. Prizes will be 1Employess Go Wild M.Kakaley 8-5-3 Best of the rest 9-2 awarded including a $10,000 Hole-in-one prize, longest 9Mogul Hanover D.Ackerman 4-3-3 Off since May 710-1 drive, closest to the pin and awards to the winning team 2RT Lange J.Pavia 5-6-5 Comes off a scratch-lame 8-1 and flights. To register for this event or inquire about TrANSAcTiONS bASebAll 3JV Hanover E.Carlson 6-9-7 Longtime maiden 6-1 hole sponsorship please contact Randy Swank at 678- 5Obligations F.DelCid 6-5-5 Stomped 15-1 7913 or email [email protected]. NY-PENN LEAGUE Friday’s Games 8Tri-Boro T.Schadel 7-7-4 Easy toss 20-1 Hazleton Chapter of Penn State Alumni Association BASEBALL McNamara Division WLPct. GB Lowell at Tri-City, 7 p.m. Tenth-$19,000 Cond.Trot;n/w $16,000 last 5 will hold its annual dinner at Sand Springs Country Club American League Hudson Valley (Rays) 10 7.588 — Batavia at State College, 7:05 p.m. 5Summer Indian M.Kakaley 1-1-1 Talent alone wins it 5-2 on Tuesday, July 9, featuring Penn State alumnhi Matt BOSTON RED SOX — Assigned RHP Clayton Staten Island (Yankees) 87.533 1 Staten Island at Hudson Valley, 7:05 p.m. 3Strong Hope R.Pierce 9-2-2 Racing top company at Tioga 5-1 McGloin. There will be a 6 p.m. meet and greet with Mortensen outright to Pawtucket (IL). Aberdeen (Orioles) 88.500 1½ Vermont at Connecticut, 7:05 p.m. 2Trustworthy Kid T.Buter 2-3-1 Meadows shippers do well here 6-1 dinner beginning at 7 p.m. Cost is $30 per person for CLEVELAND INDIANS — Sent RHP Brooklyn (Mets) 610.375 3½ Jamestown at Auburn, 7:05 p.m. 6Photo King M.Simons 2-2-1 Steady performer 4-1 Hazleton Alumni Chapter Members and $35 for non Pinckney Division WLPct. GB Brooklyn at Aberdeen, 7:05 p.m. 4Windell Winkie M.Miller 2-2-9 Just missed at 25-1 odds 8-1 Blake Wood to Columbus (IL) for a rehab members.Jonathan Grula Memorial Foundation Golf assignment. Jamestown (Pirates) 96.600 — Williamsport at Mahoning Valley, 7:05 p.m. 1Sand Wyndham J.Pavia 5-5-4 Not having his best season 7-2 State College (Cardinals) 10 7.588 — Saturday’s Games Tournament will be held Sunday, July 28, at the Blue DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to terms with 9Flashbacks D.Chellis 3-9-1 Can compete with good draw 12-1 Ridge Trail Golf Club in Mountain Top. Registration is Williamsport (Phillies) 87.533 1 Jamestown at Auburn, 6:05 p.m. RHP Daryl Norris on a minor league contract. 8Canadian Wildcat E.Carlson 7-4-4 Carved up 15-1 at noon and the tournament starts at 1:30 p.m. The Batavia (Marlins) 78.467 2 Hudson Valley at Staten Island, 7 p.m. 7Chocolate De VieA.McCarthy 7-7-2 Done at the half 20-1 format will be captain and crew. The cost is $100, NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent INF Mahoning Valley (Indians) 710.412 3 Lowell at Tri-City, 7 p.m. Eleventh-$9,000 N/W Clm.Pace;clm.price $11,000 which includes green fees, cart, awards dinner, prizes Eduardo Nunez to Trenton (EL) for a rehab Auburn (Nationals) 69.400 3 Batavia at State College, 7:05 p.m. 8Two Beers Away R.Pierce 4-2-4 New barn, new results 3-1 and golfer gifts, snacks and refreshments. To date, assignment. Agreed to terms with RHP Jose Stedler Division WLPct. GB Vermont at Connecticut, 7:05 p.m. 6Buddy’s Hope M.Kakaley 3-8-8 Burke training at .370 4-1 the foundation has raised over $241,000 for the Four Mesa on a minor league contract. Tri-City (Astros) 12 5.706 — Brooklyn at Aberdeen, 7:05 p.m. 1Wildartiscape A.Siegelman 1-4-4 Just won at long odds 7-2 Diamonds Fund, which benefits children with cancer OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Optioned C Lowell (Red Sox) 96.600 2 Williamsport at Mahoning Valley, 7:05 p.m. 7American General J.Campbell 5-2-2 Newcomer from Saratoga 9-2 and is active in pediatric cancer research. For more Stephen Vogt to Sacramento (PCL). Recalled Vermont (Athletics) 79.438 4½ Sunday’s Games 9Reigning Dragon E.Carlson 3-7-6 Yet to breath fire 6-1 information, call 829-0971 or 823-1992. RHP Dan Straily from Sacramento. Connecticut (Tigers) 412.250 7½ Connecticut at Staten Island, 4 p.m. 4Instant Refund G.Napolitano 5-7-3 Out of excuses 9-2 Keystone Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 will have Thursday’s Games Batavia at Jamestown, 4:05 p.m. 2Plenty Of Spunk T.Schadel 8-8-6 Todd having rough year 10-1 TEXAS RANGERS — Sent RHP Joakim Soria a golf tournament Saturday, July 13 at Sand Springs to Frisco (TL) for a rehab assignment. State College 13, Batavia 2 Lowell at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. 3Mr Hollywood Starz T.Buter 6-8-6 Drops, but way off15-1 Country Club. The tournament will be a four-man Lowell at Tri-City, 6:30 p.m. Aberdeen at Tri-City, 5 p.m. 5Mach Me Bad B.Simpson 9-6-7 Marked up 20-1 National League scramble with registration from 12:30 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. ATLANTA BRAVES — Placed OF Jordan Hudson Valley at Staten Island, 7 p.m. Auburn at Williamsport, 5:05 p.m. Twelfth-$6,000 Clm.Trot;clm.price $7,500 Vermont at Connecticut, 7:05 p.m. Hudson Valley at Vermont, 5:05 p.m. The tournament begins at 1:30 p.m. The cost is $75 per Schafer on the 15-day DL. Selected the 5Broadway Victory R.Pierce 2-6-9 On stride and in command 3-1 person and all proceeds will benefit the equipment fund. Jamestown at Auburn, 7:05 p.m. Mahoning Valley at State College, 6:05 contract of OF Joey Terdoslavich from 7Winners Streak J.Pavia 6-7-4 Remains a hot commodity 4-1 For more information, call Scott Card at 956-3916. Williamsport at Mahoning Valley, 7:05 p.m. p.m. 3Streetwise Hall M.Kakaley6-5-8 Matt’s choice over #5 8-1 Gwinnett (IL). Brooklyn at Aberdeen, 7:05 p.m. 2Nordic Venture G.Napolitano 2-7-6 Just missed against similar 7-2 Misericordia University will host a golf tournament to MIAMI MARLINS — Designated C Miguel 6Cutty M.Simons 3-7-3 Simons owns and drives 9-2 benefit MU Athletics Monday, July 22, at Huntsville Golf Olivo for assignment. Sent 2B Chris Valaika 4Grace N Charlie A.Sigelman 4-6-5 Mare tries the boys 10-1 Club. The cost of the captain and crew event is $175, to Jupiter (FSL) for a rehab assignment. 1Intimidator A.McCarthy 4-6-3 Needs start or two 6-1 includes cart, greens fees, lunch, dinner, on-course Optioned RHP Tom Koehler to New Orleans 8SBM Georgian Star E.Carlson 7-5-5 Wrong part of town 15-1 refreshments, range time and prizes. Registration (PCL). Reinstated RHP Henderson Alvarez WEDNESDAY’S LATE BOXES 9Captain Brady C.Norris 7-6-6 Demoted 20-1 begins at 10 a.m. with a shotgun start at 11 a.m. A from the 60-day DL. Transferred OF Matt Yankees 3, Twins 2 Thirteenth-$13,000 Cond.Pace;n/w 2 pm races life cocktail reception will be held at 4:30 p.m. with awards Diaz to the 60-day DL. New York Minnesota 4Gonna Rock N Roll G.Napolitano 7-9-7 Pena/Nap deadly 4-1 and dinner to follow at 5:30 p.m. A silent auction ab rh bi ab rh bi 3Lupara M.Simons 2-3-9 Gamer 3-1 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Agreed to terms with featuring a variety of sports items, including tickets to LHP Clay Zavada on a minor league contract. Gardnr cf 3100 Dozier 2b 311 0 1Summer Smackdown T.Buter 4-1-2 Summer is certainly here 7-2 Phillies, Yankees and Eagles games, will be held from ISuzuki rf 4110 Mauer dh 501 1 7ALucky Duck M.Kakaley 5-2-5 Makes 2nd start for team Kakaley 8-1 WASHINGTON NATIONALS — Optioned C for 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. with a live auction at 7 p.m. Jhonatan Solano to Syracuse (IL). Reinstated Cano 2b 3122 Doumit c401 0 9Millenium Wheel R.Pierce 4-6-2 Again saddled with outer post 9-2 For more information, visit athletics.misericordia.edu or Hafner dh 4010 Mornea 1b 400 0 C Wilson Ramos from the 15-day DL. 8Bettor BA.McCarthy 6-1-3 Down from NYSS 6-1 call Trevor Woodruff at 674-6317. Almont lf 4000 Plouffe 3b 411 1 2Johnny The Wire T.Jackson 1-4-3 Just broke his maiden 20-1 Northwest Junior Rangers will be hosting a golf American Association Overay 1b 3001 Arcia lf 401 0 5Pan Of Outsiders M.Miller 8-7-4 Whacked around 15-1 tournament Friday, July 26, at Mill Race Golf and EL PASO DIABLOS — Released C Tom CStwrt c400 0Hicks cf 300 0 6Galex E.Carlson 9-6-8 Remains in rough shape 10-1 Camping Resort in Benton. It is an 8 a.m. shotgun will McAlpine. L.Cruz ss 3000 Thoms rf 402 0 Fourteenth-$9,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $4,000 last 5 proceeds helping the Junior Rangers. The tournament GRAND PRAIRIE AIR HOGS — Acquired OF DAdms 3b 2000 Flormn ss 300 0 1MK GJ.Drury 7-7-8 Won’t be caught 7-2 is captain and crew format and will be $65 per golfer. Rian Kiniry from Long Island (Atlantic) for a Parmel ph 101 0 2Go Both Ways G.Napolitano 9-4-7 In top hands 3-1 Hole sponsorship are $100, while co-sponsors are player to be named. EEscor pr 000 0 8Mattox’s Spencer E.Carlson 2-6-8 Too little, too late 4-1 $50. We are still seeking sponsors and golfers. Any ST. PAUL SAINTS — Signed LHP Aaron Totals 30 34 3Totals 35 28 2 7Diablo Seelster B.Simpson 3-7-8 Has to fly off the wings 9-2 donation counts. Please call Don at 336-0082, Casey at Correa. Released RHP Luke Anderson. New York 000 003000 —3 6Shadows Dream T.Buter 6-3-9 Mollor barn remains chilly 10-1 256-4353 or Mill Race pro shop at 925-2040 to register Minnesota 001 010000 —2 5Saywhatuneedtosay M.Simons 4-7-6 I say no 6-1 WINNIPEG GOLDEYES — Sold the contract or sponsor. of INF Nate Samson to the Chicago Cubs. E—L.Cruz (1). DP—New York 1. LOB—New York 4, Minnesota 9. 2B—I.Suzuki (8), 9Eyes Only For YouA.McCarthy 3-7-7 2nd time on lasix 15-1 Penn State Wilkes-Barre Alumni Constituent Cano (17), Mauer (25). HR—Plouffe (8). SB—Dozier (7), Hicks (5). SF—Overbay. 4Caerleon Hanover R.Pierce 5-6-8 A fader 8-1 Can-Am League Society will have its 18th annual Penn State Masters NEW JERSEY JACKALS — Signed RHP Mike IP HRER BB SO 3Not This Time A.Siegelman 8-2-5 ……..next 20-1 Golf Tournament at Blue Ridge Trail Golf Club in New York McGuire. Acquired OF Brandon Jones from Fifteenth-$30,000 PA All-Stars Mountain Top on Friday, July 12. Registration and lunch Sabathia W,9-6 7722 39 4Martini Master R.Pierce 7-1-2 In front and drawing away 9-2 begin at 11:30 a.m., while the tournament begins at 1 Kansas City (AA) for a player to be named. D.Robertson H,19 1000 01 3Noon Tea Party J.Campbell 1-x-x The one to catch 5-2 p.m. with a shotgun start. An awards banquet will begin NEWARK BEARS — Signed OF Jereme Rivera S,28-29 1100 01 7Vanity Matters A.McCarthy 2-2-x Finishes off the trifecta 3-1 at 6:30 p.m. where tournament and prize winners will Milons and RHP Leonard Giammanco. Minnesota 1Carvature Hanover T.Schadel 2-8-4 Note the equipment change 8-1 be announced. For more information, call Karen Brace- Frontier League Walters L,2-5 5433 33 5Dream That Dream R.Schnittker 4-4-5 Ray’s had better year’s 7-2 Hodle in the Penn State Wilkes-Barre Development ROCKFORD AVIATORS — Sent OF Jereme Thielbar200 00 3 2Lindy’s Fireworks D.Ackerman 4-2-3 The fourth is over 6-1 Office at 675-9228 or email [email protected]. Milons to Newark (Can-Am) to complete Fien 1000 01 6Explosive Attitude J.Wagner 2-5-x One more race to go 12-1 Rowan Elise Frederick Memorial Golf Tournament, an earlier trade. Signed OF Will Howard. Perkins 1000 01 Sixteenth-$30,000 PA All-Stars sponsored by Dukey’s Cafe, to benefit The Children’s Released INF Ray Hernandez. Walters pitched to 4 batters in the 6th. 2Global Magic A.McCarthy 3-1-x The roan lady takes finale 7-2 Hospital of Philadelphia will be Sunday, July 28, at Umpires—Home, Jeff Nelson. First, Ed Hickox. Second, Jim Joyce. Third, Cory Blaser. 6Great Gwen C.Norris 1-2-x Pacesetter 3-1 WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS — Placed INF Sand Springs Golf Club. The tournament will start at 8 Louis Templeton on the suspended list. T—2:49. A—38,457 (39,021). 5Karate Kate J.Oscarsson 2-5-x Collars the third spot late 4-1 a.m. with a captain and crew format. The cost is $80 Diamondbacks 5, Mets 3 7Broadway Delores C.Poliseno 1-3-x Reason Carlo is here 6-1 United League a person, which includes carts, green fees and equal ALEXANDRIA ACES — Activated RHP Ryan Arizona New York 3Keepsake Hanover M.Kakaley 6-2-2 Stomped in PD debut 9-2 prizes for three flights. There will also be a hot buffet ab rh bi ab rh bi Waters and INF Craig Littleman from the 4Cantata R.Schnittker 7-6-x Can’t do it 12-1 and refreshments at Dukey’s. For more information, call Campn cf-lf 4100 EYong lf 402 0 1Glide By Shooting T.Buter 3-1-5 See you tomorrow 8-1 Dukey’s at 270-6718, John Kebles at 881-0237, Ken inactive list. A.Hill 2b 5120 DnMrp 2b 412 1 Coley at 762-3397, Kevin Nichols at 239-6147 or Tony BASKETBALL ErChvz 1b 5021 DWrght 3b 412 1 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE EASTERN LEAGUE Rasimas Jr. at 239-9825. National Basketball Association MMntr c212 1Byrd rf 401 0 North Division WL Pct. GB Eastern Division WLPct. GB Stephanie Jallen 7th annual Motorcycle Rally, Car BOSTON CELTICS — Named Brad Stevens Prado 3b 4110 Parnell p000 0 Pawtucket (Red Sox) 52 33 .612 — Binghamton (Mets) 51 30 .630 — Show and Scavenger Hunt will be held Sunday, July coach. Kubel lf 3000 Satin 1b 411 1 Portland (Red Sox) 44 38 .537 7½ 7, at St. Anthony’s Church grounds, one-block off of HOCKEY Pollock pr-cf 1000 Niwnhs cf 401 0 Lehigh Valley (Phillies) 46 41 .529 7 Trenton (Yankees) 41 43 .488 11½ Route 11 in Exeter. Dual registration is from 11:30 a.m. National Hockey League C.Ross rf 4113 Buck c401 0 New Britain (Twins) 40 44 .476 12½ to 1 p.m. and is $15 per car or motorcycle. General DALLAS STARS — Traded LW Loui Eriksson, Pnngtn ss 4010 Quntnll ss 300 0 Buffalo (Blue Jays) 43 42 .506 9 New Hampshire (Blue Jays) 40 44 .476 12½ admission is $5 per person. There will be a $500 prize Delgad p301 0Edgin p000 0 Reading (Phillies) 37 47 .440 15½ RWs Reilly Smith and Matt Fraser and D Joe and trophies awarded for the car show. In addition to Morrow to Boston for Cs Tyler Seguin and Gldsch ph 1000 ABrwn rf 100 0 Rochester (Twins) 43 45 .489 10½ Western Division WLPct. GB the rally and scavenger hunt, there will be food, raffles, DHrndz p000 0Harvey p200 0 Harrisburg (Nationals) 45 39 .536 — Rich Peverley and D Ryan Button. vendors and live entertainment all afternoon. Jallen, 17, LOS ANGELES KINGS — Agreed to terms Bell p000 0Rice p000 0 RAILRIDERS (Yankees)40 46 .465 12½ Erie (Tigers) 43 40 .518 1½ from Harding, is on the USA Paralympic Ski Team and Ardsm p000 0 with D Keaton Ellerby on a one-year contract. Syracuse (Nationals) 35 51 .407 17½ Bowie (Orioles) 41 40 .506 2½ has been ranked in the top-10 in the world for the past Vldspn ss 100 0 Richmond (Giants) 41 43 .488 two seasons. MONTREAL CANADIENS — Named Stephane Totals 36 5105 Totals 35 3103 South Division WL Pct. GB Akron (Indians) 40 45 .471 5½ Swoyersville Little League will have its second annual Waite goaltending coach. Agreed to terms Arizona 000 003200 —5 Durham (Rays) 54 33 .621 — Altoona (Pirates) 37 47 .440 8 Swoyersville American Legion U12 double-elimination with F Danny Briere on a two-year contract. New York 000 200010 —3 Wednesday’s Games baseball tournament from July 17 to approximately Aug. NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Re-signed Fs Patrik E—D.Wright (8). DP—Arizona 1, New York 1. LOB—Arizona 10, New York 5. 2B— Norfolk (Orioles) 46 40 .535 7½ Akron 3, Bowie 1 10. All District 16 or 31 teams can submit any team of Elias and Dainius Zubrus. Er.Chavez (8), D.Wright (18). HR—C.Ross (5), Dan.Murphy (6), D.Wright (13), Satin Altoona 6, Binghamton 3 U12 players, as this tournament is not limited to all-star OTTAWA SENATORS — Signed coach Paul (1). SB—Campana (1). SF—M.Montero. IP HRERB B Charlotte (White Sox) 38 49 .437 16 Portland 7, Trenton 0 teams. However, any district team must be eliminated MacLean to a three-year contract extension. SO Harrisburg 5, Erie 0, 7 innings from district/sectional play to participate. The cost of the WINNIPEG JETS — Agreed to terms with G Arizona Gwinnett (Braves) 37 50 .425 17 Richmond 7, Reading 4 tournament is $125 per team, along with $15 for umpire Delgado W,1-2 7722 09 New Hampshire 6, New Britain 1 Al Montoya. fees each game. For more information, call Chris ECHL D.Hernandez H,10 1211 00 West DivisionWLPct. GB Thursday’s Games Hospodar at 954-3574 or Dave Zasada at 899-3750. Bell S,15-18 1100 01 Indianapolis (Pirates) 56 32 .636 — New Britain at Portland, 6 p.m. READING ROYALS — Agreed to terms with F Wiffle Ball and Horse Shoe Tournament to Benefit Yannick Tifu. New York Akron at Richmond, 6:35 p.m. Fallen Officers Remembered will be Saturday, July Harvey L,7-2 6955 39 Louisville (Reds) 43 44 .494 12½ Erie at Altoona, 7 p.m. 20, at 9 a.m. at Diamond City Park, 345 Madison St. in Rice 1-3 00 02 0 Bowie at Harrisburg, 7 p.m. Wilkes-Barre. The tournament is for ages 12 and up. Aardsma 2-3 00 00 1 Columbus (Indians) 39 48 .448 16½ Reading at Trenton, 7:05 p.m. The deadline to register is July 13. The fee is $10 to Edgin 1 1-3 10 001 Binghamton at New Hampshire, 7:05 p.m. enter the wiffle ball tournament and $10 to enter the Parnell 2-3 00 00 0 Toledo (Tigers) 35 53 .398 21 Friday’s Games horse shoe tournament. The wiffle ball tournament will Harvey pitched to 3 batters in the 7th. Bowie at Harrisburg, 5:30 p.m., 1st game be double elimination, with a minimum of three players Umpires—Home, Quinn Wolcott. First, Tim Welke. Second, Mike Everitt. Third, Bruce Thursday’s Games Erie at Altoona, 7 p.m. on the field and a maximum of five players on the field. Dreckman. Syracuse 7, Lehigh Valley 4, 1st game New Britain at Portland, 7 p.m. A maximum of eight players can bat and all must be T—3:17. A—41,257 (41,922). Columbus at Toledo, (n) Binghamton at New Hampshire, 7:05 p.m. registered. The horse shoe tournament will have two lATeST liNe ASTROS 4, RAYS 1 Louisville at Indianapolis, (n) Reading at Trenton, 7:05 p.m. players per team. The rain date will be Aug. 10. For Tampa Bay Houston Norfolk at Durham, (n) Akron at Richmond, 7:05 p.m. more information, call Kevin Sickle at 704-8344. Pawtucket at Rochester, (n) Bowie at Harrisburg, 8 p.m., 2nd game Wyoming Valley West Aquatics will have its third MLB ab rh bi ab rh bi Buffalo at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, (n) annual Classic Car Show on Saturday, July 20, at DJnngs cf 3110 Altuve 2b 301 0 Charlotte at Gwinnett, (n) WHAT’S ON TV Wyoming Valley West High School. Registration costs Joyce lf 3020 Wallac 1b 301 0 Lehigh Valley at Syracuse, 2nd game, (n) $10 per car. All proceeds will benefit the Wyoming FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Zobrist 2b 3001 Elmore pr-lf 110 0 Friday’s Games AUTO RACING Valley West swimming, diving and water polo teams. National League Longori dh 4000 JCastro c411 0 Pawtucket at Rochester, 6:05 p.m. 2 p.m. Trophies will be awarded to the top 25 cars plus best of Loney 1b 4020 Carter lf-1b 322 4 Indianapolis at Toledo, 7 p.m. ESPN2 — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, pole show and executive director’s choice. Event T-shirts will Pittsburgh -125/+115 at Chicago WMyrs rf 4000 C.Pena dh 300 0 Lehigh Valley at Syracuse, 7 p.m. qualifying for Firecracker 250, at Daytona Beach, go to the first 50 registered and dash plaques will go to at Philadelphia-120/+110 Atlanta KJhnsn 3b 3010 JDMrtn rf 301 0 Norfolk at Durham, 7:05 p.m. Fla. 4 p.m. the first 100 cars. Registration is from 9 a.m. to noon. at Washington -150/+140 San Diego JMolin c301 0BBarns cf 300 0 Charlotte at Gwinnett, 7:05 p.m. SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying The judging will follow from 12:30- 2:30 p.m. Trophies Scott ph 1000 MDmn 3b 300 0 Buffalo at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 7:05 p.m. for Coke Zero 400, at Daytona Beach, Fla. 4:30 will be given out at 3 p.m. All cars are welcome, at Milwaukee -120/+110 New York YEscor ss 3010 RCeden ss 301 0 p.m. Louisville at Columbus, 7:15 p.m. including muscle cars, classics, race cars, bikes, at St. Louis -185/+175 Miami Totals 31 18 1Totals 29 47 4 Saturday’s Games NBCSN — Formula One, practice for Grand Prix trucks and kit cars. For more information, call Billie Jo Tampa Bay 100 000000 —1 at Arizona -120/+110 Colorado Louisville at Columbus, 5:35 p.m., 1st game of Germany, at Nuerburgring, Germany (same-day Zawatski at 283-2997. Houston 010 00030x —4 Pawtucket at Rochester, 6:05 p.m. tape) 7:30 p.m. Wyoming Valley West Aquatics Club Golf at San Francisco -130/+120 Los Angeles DP—Houston 3. LOB—Tampa Bay 7, Houston 2. 2B—Loney (20), Wallace (1), Indianapolis at Toledo, 7 p.m. ESPN — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Firecracker Tournament will be held Monday, July 8, at Fox Hill American League at Cleveland -130/+120 J.D.Martinez (13). HR—Carter 2 (17). SB—De.Jennings (11), K.Johnson (7). CS—J. Durham at Gwinnett, 7:05 p.m. 250, at Daytona Beach, Fla. BOXING Country Club. The format is captain and crew. Check-in Molina (1), Altuve (6). S—Altuve. SF—Zobrist. IP HR ER BB Syracuse at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. 9 p.m. will be at noon and the tournament will start at 1 p.m. Detroit SO Lehigh Valley at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 7:05 p.m. ESPN2 — Light heavyweights, Allan Green (32-4- Reservations are requested by July 1. Proceeds will Baltimore -115/+105 at New York Tampa Bay Norfolk at Charlotte, 7:15 p.m. 0) vs. Eleider Alvarez (12-0-0), at Hartford, Conn. benefit the Wyoming Valley West aquatic teams. There at Toronto -170/+160 Minnesota Ro.Hernandez L,4-10 64 33 01 Louisville at Columbus, 8:05 p.m., 2nd game CYCLING will be hole-in-one, closest to the pin (men and women), McGee 1211 02 Sunday’s Games 8 a.m. longest drive (men and women) and straightest prizes. at Tampa Bay -175/+165 Chicago J.Wright 1100 00 Lehigh Valley at Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 1:05 p.m. NBCSN — Tour de France, Stage 7, Montpellier to There will also be door prizes and a 50/50 raffle. at Texas -210/+190 Houston Houston Syracuse at Buffalo, 1:05 p.m., 1st game Albi, France Sponsorship packages are also available. For more B.Norris W,6-7 7611 35 Pawtucket at Rochester, 1:05 p.m. GOLF information, call 655-2239. Oakland -125/+115 at Kansas City Cisnero H,5 1100 01 Norfolk at Charlotte, 2:15 p.m. 9 a.m. at Los Angeles -140/+130 Boston Veras S,17-20 1100 01 Syracuse at Buffalo, 3:35 p.m., 2nd game TGC — European PGA Tour, Open de France, Interleague at Cincinnati -185/+175 Seattle Ro.Hernandez pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. Durham at Gwinnett, 5:05 p.m. second round, at Paris 3 p.m. Umpires—Home, Bob Davidson. First, Jim Reynolds. Second, John Hirschbeck. Third, Indianapolis at Toledo, 6 p.m. TGC — PGA Tour, The Greenbrier Classic, second James Hoye. Louisville at Columbus, 6:05 p.m. round, at White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. MLB T—2:45. A—14,143 (42,060). 4 p.m. www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER SPORTS FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 PAGE 3B LISICKI From page 1B

with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over No. 20 Kirsten Flipkens of Belgium. It’s only the second time in the 45-year Open era that two women who have never won a Grand Slam trophy will play for the championship at the grass-court tournament. Germany’s Lisicki and France’s Bartoli also form the second-lowest pair of seeded women to meet for the Wimbledon title. In 2007, Bartoli was No. 18 when she lost to No. 23 Venus Williams. “In the beginning of the tournament, no one, I think, (expected) those names in the semis or in the finals,” Radwanska said. That’s for sure. In 11 of the past 13 years, one Williams sister or the other — and some- times both — reached the final at the All England Club. This year, five-time champion Venus sat out because of a back injury, while five-time champion Serena’s 34-match win- ning streak ended with a loss to Lisicki in Monday’s fourth round. In that match, Lisicki won the first set, dropped nine games in a row to fall behind 3-0 in the third, and eventually took the Amanda Hrycyna | For The Times Leader Regan Rome,17, of Dallas was the first female finisher at the 30th annual Bernie’s Memorial Run in last four games. Chris Wadas, 31, of Courtdale was the first male finisher at the 30th annual Bernie’s Memorial Run Wilkes-Barre. In the semifinals, Lisicki in Wilkes-Barre. won the first set, dropped as a junior. Bottone, 17:41; 2. Brett Mirigliani, 19:48. 3 Mile Race Walk nine of 11 games to fall RUN • Orrson, who ran for Lake-Lehman 26-30: 1. Matt Flynn, 16:04; 2. Jeff Skwierz, 1. Jeff Knutson,60, Saylorsburg, 33:42 behind 3-0 in the third, From page 1B High School and Misericordia, qualified 16:57. 31-35: 1. Brian Hilburt, 18:43; 2. 2. Tom O’Hara, 67, Wilkes-Barre and eventually turned it for NCAA Division III Nationals in the Mike Adamshick, 19:34. 36-40: 1. Brian 3. Susan Elczyna, Hunlock Creek around. Dallas, by 36 seconds. 10,000-meter run this past season for the Davidson, 17:52; 2. Geoff Oldham, 18:16. Half Mile Kids Fun Run “I thought, ‘I’ve done it Dan Pszeniczny, 45, of Benton, fin- Cougars. 41-45: 1. Randy Lyback, 19:22; 2. Chris 1. Cameron Marcinkowski, 11, Hunlock against Serena, so you can ished third, six seconds behind Adams. • Schappert ran and swam for Meyers Augustine, 20:31. 46-50: 1. George Dunbar, Creek do it today as well. Just “I went out with Dan early in the race,” High School and ran for Misericordia. 19:57; 2. Dan Kohl, 20:29. 51-55: 1. Mike 2. Lexie Marcinkowski, 8, Hunlock hang in there,’” Lisicki said Wadas, who is the head track and cross • Wadas, Orrson and Schappert are McAndrew, 17:47; 2. Paul Leonard, 18:13. Creek said. “It gave me so much country coach at Misericordia. “I actu- members of the Susquehanna River 56-60: 1. Brian Conniff, 18:05; 2. Dave Field: 610 registered. 471 finishers confidence.” ally pulled away from Dan at about 1,200 Runners Club, the area’s newest running Jiunta, 20:51. 60 and over: 1. Ed Zindell, (run); 99 (walk); 40 no-shows. There Some of that derives from meters. I surged over the second mile and club. Jeff Skwierz and Jill Matthews-Lada, 20:34; 2. Joe Dutko, 21:20. also 50 runners in the Half Mile Kids Fun a more daunting recovery. In I tried to bring it home over the final mile. who won age group awards, are also mem- Top three female award winners Run. Pace car: Lenny Falcone. Starters: 2010, she badly injured her “I beat my time from last year by eight bers of the club. 1. Regan Rome, 17, Dallas, 17:07 Joe Coyne and Phil Latinski. Timing and left ankle and missed five seconds. I’ll take that — especially in this • Cameron (11) and Lexie (8) 2. Marina Orrson, 22, Shavertown, 17:16 results: Mid Atlantic Timing (www.midat- months. heat and humidity.” Marcinkowski finished 1-2 in the Half Mile 3. Ali Schappert, 26, 18:34 lantictiming.com). Race director: Linda Not only did she fall Regan Rome won t ==op female honors, Kids Fun Run. The sisters are the daugh- Female age group award winners Reilly. Co-race director: Joe Barket. outside the top 150 in the clocking in at 17:07. The 17-year-old flash ters of Brian and Krissie Marcinkowski 10 & under: 1. Jadyn Zdanavage, 25:10; YMCA Executive Director: Jim Thomas. rankings, but Lisicki says from Dallas outran second-place finisher of Hunlock Creek. Krissie and her sister 2. Calli Ogurkis, 28:43. 11-15: 1. Zoe Upcoming schedule her rehabilitation felt like a Marina Orrson, 22, of Shavertown, by nine Colleen — the Springer sisters — were Haggerty, 20:26; 2. Mackenzie Greenfield, Saturday, July 13: Susquehanna course in how to use that leg. seconds. standout guards for the Bishop O’Reilly 20:38. 16-20: 1. Alexandria Plant, 18:56; 2. River Runners Club’s inaugural Runners “I can still remember Ali Schappert, 26, of Hanover Township, High School and Misericordia basketball Brianna Ligotski, 19:15. 21-25: 1. Lesley Pentathlon (100-meter, 400-meter, 800- when the doctor told me placed third in 18:34. teams in the 1980s. Warren, 21:39; 2. Alyssa Kuhl, 22:15. meter, 1-mile and 2-mile) at Mangelsdorf that I have to be on crutch- “It was hot!” said Rome, who will be a 30th annual Wilkes-Barre YMCA 3 26-30: 1. Robin Scaramastro, 21:11; 2. Erin Track Field, Misericordia University, Dallas, es the next six weeks. I senior at Dallas High School, where she Mile Run “Bernie’s Memorial” results Milius, 23:20. 31-35: 1. Jill Matthews-Lada, at 5:30 p.m. Info: Chris Wadas, 592-2820 was like, ‘OK, when can runs track and cross country. “It was real- Top three male award winners 20:18; 2. Tami Thomas, 17:00. 36-40: 1. Saturday, July 20: Pennsylvania I get back?’ That was my ly hot and humid. So I wasn’t concerned 1. Chris Wadas, 31, Courtdale, 15:06 Erin Griffin, 20:25; 2. Jill Stretanski, 22:02. Summer Biathlon (run and shoot) at first question,” Lisicki about my time. I was just concerned about 2. Jess Adams, 19, Dallas, 15:42 41-45: 1. Traci Dutko-Strungis, 22:33; 2. Whitetail Preserve, 118 Blvd. Road, recalled Thursday. “That winning. I was kind of gapping (Orrson). 3. Dan Pszeniczny, 45, Benton, 15:48 Kathy Dugan, 23:47. 46-50: 1. Amy Rome, Bloomsburg at 9:15 a.m. There is a safety period made me such a Then she would come up on me and then Male age group award winners 18:48; 2. Mary Leonard, 21:22. 51-55: 1. clinic — mandatory for first-time shooters much stronger person and fall back. 10 & under: 1. Brady Newman, 22:44; Maria DeRojas-Moulton, 24:28; 2. Irene — at 8 a.m. Info: Frank Gaval, 788-4219. … I know anything is pos- “With one mile to go, I finally got a solid 2. Kendall Heck, 24:53. 11-15: 1. Zeke Ghezzi, 24:44. 56-60: 1. Joyce Foster, Thursday, Aug. 1: Jack Daniels Mile sible after learning how to gap on her and held on to the finish.” Berger, 19:11; 2. Nelson Zimmerman, 25:15; 2. Bev Tomasak, 25:48. 60 and at Tioga Street and Franklin Avenue, walk again.” NOTES 19:20. 16-20: 1. Mickey Moorhead, 16:41; over: 1. Dolly Golaszewski, 32:10; 2. Jane Tunkhannock at 7 p.m. Info: Dick Daniels, She cited inspiration • Rome made the Foot Locker Nationals 2. David Sadvary, 16:51. 21-25: 1. Zach Godadzewski, 33:26. 240-1932. drawn from two injured athletes in other sports, NFL quarterback Drew RAILRIDERS Adonis Garcis and Lillibrige to improve Scranton/ he felt good enough to finish the game with one more Brees and Alpine ski racer Wilkes-Barre’s lead to 4-0 in the third inning. inning, but instead gave way to Dellin Betances - who Hermann Maier. From page 1B Then Lillibridge delivered the team’s final run with picked up the save. Brees tore his throwing together when you hit a home run.” a sacrifice fly that scored Addison Maruszak in the “It’s huge,” Marshall said. “Definitely a big confi- shoulder in the last game The second of Dan Johnson’s three hits of the night fourth. dence-booster.” of the 2005 regular sea- was most timely. His two-out, two run single scored That was more than enough for Marshall, who said son, and needed a compli- cated operation. Let go by the San Diego Chargers, he wound up signing with THET.L.EXPRESS the New Orleans Saints and led that franchise to the Super Bowl title in It was a big night for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre’s while issuing only one walk. ON THE RADIO: All games can be heard on WYCK 2010. Maier, who won two offense, which rode two early home runs and a two- ATTENDANCE: 10,000! A sellout crowd. 1340-AM, 1400-AM, 100.7-FM. Olympic gold medals and run single to victory. But perhaps the night was the TIME OF GAME: 2:17 ON TV: The next televised game by WQMY will be four overall World Cup pitching performance of Brett Marshall, who worked OFFENSIVE PLAY: Johnson’s two-out, two-run on Saturday against Lehigh Valley beginning at 7 p.m. titles, nearly lost his right a season-high eight innings, limited to Buffalo to two single in the third inning gave the RailRiders plenty HOW THEY SCORED leg — and his life — in a runs and finished his sterling performance by striking of breathing room and came right in the middle of his RAILRIDERS FIRST: Brent Lillibridge drove a 2001 motorcycle accident. out the side in order in his final inning of work. three-hit night. home run just over the yellow line in center field. One Sidelined for two years, he RAILRIDERS AT THE PLATE: Brent Lillibridge DEFENSIVE PLAY: Getting a great jump on the out later, Randy Ruiz launched another solo blast over returned to win the World homered for the second straight night, later drew a ball, RailRiders center fielder Adonis Garcis raced a the catwalk in left field. RAILRIDERS 2-0. Cup in 2004. walk and scored two runs. Randy Ruiz blasted a mon- long way and stretched far to snag a shot off the bat of RAILRIDERS THIRD: Adonis Garcis reached on Lisicki also was motivat- strous solo homer in the first inning and hit another Anthony Gose to prevent certain extra bases to start an error to start the inning and Lillibridge followed ed by a text message she pitch just as far but way foul before drawing a walk in the seventh inning. by drawing a walk. Two outs later, Dan Johnson drove said she received before the fifth. Dan Johnson had a three-hit night, with a two NEXT UP: The RailRiders close their two-game both home with a hard single to right. RAILRIDERS Thursday’s match from run single perhaps the biggest blow of the game. series with Buffalo at 7:05 p.m. today at PNC Field. 4-0. the last German woman to RAILRIDERS ON THE MOUND: It was a sterling PROBABLE STARTERS: RHP Jose Ramierz (1-1, RAILRIDERS FOURTH: Addison Maruszak dou- play in a Grand Slam final, outing for Marshall, who seems to have found some 3.71 ERA) goes for the RailRiders against Buffalo’s bled, moved to third on a ground out, and scored on back in 1999, Steffi Graf. consistency and picked up his second straight victory RHP Justin Germano. Lillibridge’s sacrifice fly. RAILRIDERS 5-0. “She told me to go for after going seven weeks without one. The righthander ON DECK: Rival Lehigh Valley comes to PNC Field BUFFALO FIFTH: Anthony Gose singled and came it,” Lisicki said. allowed just seven hits and two runs over a season- to open a two-game weekend series beginning at 7:05 home when Mike McCoy blasted a two-run homer. Lisicki’s formula against high eight innings, striking out seven along the way p.m. Saturday. RAILRIDERS 5-2. Radwanska was the same one she employed while beating major champi- ons Francesca Schiavone Yankees SS Jeter thinks he’s close to rehab games in the first round, Sam Stosur in the third and Williams: powerful serves, The Associated Press stinging returns and an expected to rejoin the Yankees after the All-Star break. practice. uncanny ability to get “Everything felt good,” Jeter said. As for catcher Francisco Cervelli, he will likely need to balls that seem out TAMPA, Fla. — New Yo rk Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter has been out all season. He broke his ankle in another month before he’s back with the team. of reach. On Thursday, Jeter says he thinks he is close to feeling well enough the opener of the AL championship series on Oct. 13. Manager Joe Girardi said Thursday that an MRI Lisicki smacked serves at to begin playing in minor league games. After surgery, he played just five spring training games test on Cervelli revealed a stress reaction in his right up to 122 mph, including The Yankees’ captain says he is now doing every- because of soreness. A new break was discovered on elbow. He has been shut down from activity for two nine aces, and hit eight thing needed before beginning a rehabilitation assign- April 18. weeks. Girardi said the injury arose in the last few return winners. ment. Yankees outfielder Curtis Granderson, out with days and acknowledged the 27-year-old probably won’t Her game clearly is built “I’m anxious to be playing in games,” Jeter said after a broken knuckle on his left hand, took around 15 return to the Yankees until August. A stress reaction is for grass. She is 19-4 at working out Thursday at the Yankees’ minor league swings in an indoor pool with a lightweight pipe, the the precursor to a stress fracture. Wimbledon, 16-15 at the complex. “When they tell me to play, I’ll play.” initial step in the process to resume hitting. Cervelli has been doing rehabilitation work for a bro- other three major tourna- On Wednesday, Jeter ran the bases after putting the “To know that this is the first step and we’ve checked ken right hand that occurred in late April. He played ments. She’s 8-2 in three- ball in play during simulated at-bats for the first time that off is good news,” Granderson said. in 16 games at the start of the season but has been setters at Wimbledon, 5-9 since a second break was found in his left ankle. He is Granderson is also catching flyballs during batting out since then. Cervelli was making progress, throw- at the other Slams. PAGE 4B FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 SPORTS www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER Briere signswith Habs; Elias stayingwith Devils

John Wawrow players. seven-time 25-goal scorer, became a AP Sports Writer Otherwise, the list of high-profile free free agent after the Flyers bought out agents continued to shrink even before the two remaining years on his con- Danny Briere’s heading home to his the official signing period begins at tract. native Quebec. Patrik Elias is staying noon Friday. Briere and Elias became The Devils re-signed Elias to a three- in New Jersey. the latest to be taken off a market that’s year, $16.5 million deal, locking up the And leave it to the Boston Bruins already minus Vincent Lecavalier, who franchise’s career goals and points and Dallas Stars to steal the headlines signed with Philadelphia on Tuesday. leader before he was eligible to test the Thursday by completing a blockbust- Briere signed a two-year, $8 million market. er trade a day before the start of the contract with the Montreal Canadiens. He has spent his entire 15-year NHL’s free agency period. In exchang- A person familiar with Briere’s con- career with the Devils, during which ing seven players, the rebuilding Stars tract revealed the value of the deal, he has amassed 375 goals, 555 assists acquired forwards Tyler Seguin and speaking to The Associated Press on and 930 points in 1,090 career games. Rich Peverley in exchange for veteran the condition of anonymity because Elias has also led the Devils in points forward Loui Eriksson. the Canadiens did not disclose that eight times, including this past season The trade should be a benefit to the figure. when he finished with 36 (14 goals, 22 Bruins in their approach to free agency. It’s a homecoming of sorts for the assists) in 48 games. They were able to clear about $4.75 French Canadian, who grew up in New Jersey also re-signed veteran AP photo million in space under the salary cap, Gatineau, Quebec, and spent his junior forward Dainius Zubrus to a three- Former Philadelphia Flyers forward Danny Briere (48) agreed to a two-year deal with the which they can use to add and re-sign career in Drummondville. Briere, a year, $9.3 million contract. Montreal Canadiens on Thursday. Two Cougars earn all-state nods The Times Leader staff CLASS 3A Wellsboro; Mackenzie Burge, Philipsburg-Osceola FIRST TEAM: Second basemen – Ally DeVoir,Wyalusiing POY – Gina Chieffallo,ValleyView Shortstops – Abby Showers, Philipsburg-Osceola; Shelbee Two Hazleton Area players were the lone Pitchers – Jayne Oberdorf, Greensburg Salem; Amanda Holcomb, Delone Catholic; Koryn Wickwire,Towanda; Wyoming Valley Conference honorees on the Krolczyk, Fort LeBoeuf; Sophia Leaman, Donegal Shannon Stricker, Conwell-Egan Pennsylvania High School Softball Coaches All- Catchers – Madi Emenheiser, Donegal; Anna McElroy,Valley Third basemen –Carly Swisher, Central Columbia; Liza View Feagley, Mount Union State teams announced Thursday. First basemen – Jolene Young, Fort LeBoeuf; SaraStauffer, Outfielders – Emily Long, Lourdes; Haley Frank, Philipsburg- Infielder Maria Trivelpiece was named a first- Mifflinburg Osceola; Megan Bainey, Philipsburg-Osceola; Katy Swartz, team selection on the Class 4A team. Pitcher Becky Second basemen –Kailin Ishman,Warren; Christin Dunkling, Warrior Run; Demko claimed a berth on the second team. Athens DP/DH – Carrie Fix,York Catholic; KellyYusko, Penn Cambria; Trivelpiece batted .575 with 23 RBI, 22 stolen Shortstops – Stacey Capp, Montour; Aerika High, Manheim HONORABLE MENTION: bases, six doubles and four triples. She did not Central; Blaise Cholish,Valley View; MalloryTomaschik, Southern Columbia; Megan Olsen, Third basemen –Paige Stuppy, Northern Lebanon; Holly Brandywine Heights; Taylor Payne, Bellwood-Antis; Erika strike out in 87 at-bats. Peacock,JerseyShore Makie, Holy Cross; Amanda Houck, Pequea Valley; Char Demko was 15-2 with 132 strikeouts and a 0.94 Outfielders –Zina Knight, Danville; Claire Sebastianelli,Valley Rosini, Lourdes; Amanda Knaub,Trinity; Brianna Mort, earned run average. View; Kayla Allen,Jersey Shore; Courtney Keefer, Northern Huntingdon; Megan Dudish, Bald Eagle Area; Amy Clark, CLASS 4A York Titusville; Tara Gorman, Notre Dame; Jordan Dardas, FIRST TEAM: DP/DH – Tara Klee, Hamburg Area; Joelle Morey, Bethlemhem Catasauqua;; Taylor McKnight, Central; Emily Smull, Pen POY–Alayna Astutuo,Canon-McMillan Catholic Argyl;l Kristin Blass, Southern Columbia; Hannah Edwards, Pitchers – Alexis Bower, Williamsport; Lauren Quense, SECOND TEAM: Catasaugua; Sarah Ingerick,Wellsboro; Kasey DeVoir, Neshaminy; Valley; Marly Laubach, Northampton Pitchers – Alexa Bupp,Warren; Sam Lichtner, Twin Valley; Alli Wyalusing; Kayla Lavella, Southern Columbia; BridgitYothers, Catchers – Abby McCartney, Canon-McMillan; Julia Lloyd, Mifflinburg Chestnut Ridge; Alaina Wickwire,Towanda; Sara Durika, Schoenewald, Central Bucks East Catchers – Vanessa Cooper, Bellefonte; Mackenna Miller, Hanover; Marissa Shellhamer, Central Columbia: Emma First basemen – Caitlin Donahue,Wallenpaupack; Mariah Milton Scheigert, Schuykill Haven; Kondravy, Liberty First basemen – Sara Braungard, Lampeter-Strasburg; Rachel CLASS A Second basemen – Maria Trivelpiece, Hazelton Area; Rachael Clippinger, Manheim Central FIRST TEAM: Mumma, Cumberland Valley Second baseman – Hayley Bollinger, Donegal; Kayla Michael, POY–Juli Weber, Tri-Valley Shortstops – Brittany Smith,Wilson; Jordan Seneca, Plum; West York Pitchers –Kiersten Coho, Claysburg-Kimmel; Chelsie Souto, Gloriann Plank, Conestoga Valley Shortstops – Lauren Reichard, EasternYork; Step Gainer, NE Bradford; Cassidy Pinchorski,Williams Valley; Madison Third basemen – Kayla Glossner, Central Mountain; Christina Donegal; Arastina Barry, Saucon Valley; Hannah Mercer, Shaffer, Neshannock; Basara, Pennsbury Hollidaysburg Catchers – Sarah March, South Williamsport; Rachel Outfielders – Sarah Dowd, Owen J. Roberrts; Cassidy Godber, Third basemen –Jackie Faircloth, Bermudian Springs; Mariah DiBartolomeo, Saegertown; Warwick; Hallie Bilker, Central Bucks South; Jill Arnoso, Miller,Eastern York Infielders –Alexandra Fischer, Neshannock; Kalynn Wheeland, Cumberland Valley; Allie Chase, Central Bucks East; Haley Outfielders – Mary Ward, Greencastle-Antrim; Cheyenne South Williamsport; Hannah Nestor, Williams Valley; Reighly Norton, Spring Grove Hassler, ELCO; Meghan Loughery, Phoenixville; Kara Sainato, Melochick, Minersville; Kayla Snyder; Millersburg; Kara DP/DH – Paige DeCrew, Pennridge;; Jessie Beiter, McKeesport Ellwood City; Leonard, Southern Huntingdon; Michele Smith, Bloomsburg; Area DP/DH –Christin Dunkling,Athens; Kara Sainato, Ellwood Marissa DeMatteo, Neshannock SECOND TEAM: City; Halle Marion, Middletown; Outfielders – Sarah Walasavage, Minersville; MaddyJohnson, Pitchers – Becky Demko, Hazelton Area; Nicole Allen, HONORABLE MENTION: NE Bradford; Chelsea Konyar, Halifax; Rachel Floyd, South Conestoga Valley; Nicole Casagrand, Hatboro-Horsham; Kayla Brittany Wagner, Big Springs; Julie D’Arrigo, Kennard-Dale; Williamsport; Rayanna Furst, Neshannock; Rayanne Hawk, Sullenberger, Cumberland Shannon Baker, Corry; Sara Diggers, Kennard-Dale; Melissa Williams Valley; Catchers – Sami Hartman, Dallastown; Tara Carone,McDowell Albe, Palisade; Kelsey Crabb, Mifflinburg; Avery Lorson,Jersey DP/DH – Arianna Hanley, Saegertown; Jessica Ringler, HOPE First Basemen – Kayla Merrima, Dallastown; Heather Lutz, Shore; Erica DeVinney, Bellefonte: Helena Supsic, Shamokin; (Hyndman Christian) AP photo Hatboro-Horsham; Shelby Noel, Greater Latrobe Brittany Wagner,Big Springs; Janel Tracy, Palmerton; Allania SECOND TEAM: John Daly,wearing U.S. flag-themed pants, chips up to the 17th Second basemen – Jess Greenwald, Pennsbury; Morgan Banta, Fort LeBoeuf; Rebecca Caputo,Jersey Shore; Sophie Pitchers – Amber Bingamen, Upper Dauphin; Joanna Ragen, green during the first round of the Greenbrier Classic in White Alisauckas,Pottsville Area Hankee, Northern Leghigh; Megan Loughery, Phoenixville; Iroquois; Mary Wallick, Bristol; Sulphur Springs, W.Va., on Thursday. Shortstops –Hanna Edwards, Cumberland Valley; Sara Croft, Lisa Kehl, Pottsgrove; Ashley Lechner, Lampeter-Strasburg Catchers –Morgan Cox, Halifax; Karly Willison, HOPE NewOxford; Amanda Jones, Dallastown; Alyshia Dellatore, CLASS 2A (Hyndman Charter) Liberty FIRST TEAM: Infielders – Calla Johnson, NE Bradford; Kaylie Harer, Third basemen – Julia McGovern, Neshaminy; Kelsey Wisner, POY – Ethel Santai, Pine Grove Montgomery; Caitlin Dauberman, Muncy; Kylie Doyle, Central York Pitchers – Raven Rozantz, Fairview; Taylor Parker,Warrior Run; Williams Valley; Tori Tansley, Old Forge; Tara Gorman, Notre Gainey, Wagner start Outfielders – Shannon Weaver,Wilson; Taylor Brooks, Kristen Wilson, Riverside; Dame Williamsport Area; Sam Garritano, Owen J. Roberts; Alexa Catchers – Amanda Danneker, Loyalsock; Haley Hirn,Annville- Outfielders –Rachel Hite, Montgomery; Kala Brumbaugh, Taylor, Red Lion; Sierra McKee, DuBois Cleona Claysburg-Kimmel; Emily McCabe, Portage; Faith Carson, DP/DH –Taylor Rohbaugh, Central York; Shannon Clemens, First basemen – Jackie Clemens,Warrior Run; Kim Burdett, Notre Dame hot at Greenbrier Owen J. Roberts Shenango DP/DH – Makaylah Holbert, NE Bradford; McKenzie Popatak, HONORABLE MENTION: Second basemen – Ashleigh Bair, Loyalsock; Lauren Leppo, Sharpsville Amanda Homighausen, Central Dauphin; Olivia Gumbita, Holy Cross HONORABLE MENTION: The Associated Press Greater Latrobe; Lauren Lichtenwalner, Hempfield; Bekah Shortstops – Maddie Grimm, Ligonier Valley; Kayla Marlo Roadcap, Millersburg; Amanda Kustanbauter, Muncy; month, so I’m very happy Slattery, Daniel Boone; Jackie Bilotti, North Penn; Mikala Kupniewski, Fairview; Megan Hartwell, Bishop McDevitt Rachel Danneker, Saint John Neuman Regional; Crystal WHITE SULPHUR to be disappointed with Pomerici, Penn Manor; Bonnie Pierson, North Alleghany; Third basemen – Deanna Laughman, Delone Catholic; Ashley Good, Muncy; McKenna Garlock, Southern Huntingdon; Amy Melissa LeClair, Plum; Ally Dzwis, Central York; Dani Aikins, SPRINGS, W.Va. — The a 62 today,” said Wagner, Smith, Central Heggenstaller, Greenwood. York Tech; Cheyenne Fulcher,YorkTech; Jessieca Strouse, Outfielders – Samantha Bertasavage, Pine Grove; Stephanie LITTLE LEAGUE mustache is gone, and for who shaved his well-talked- Central Mountain; Mikayla Bower, Williamsport Area; Caroline Deaner, Chestnut Ridge; Emily Nagle, Bellwood-Antis; Vanessa In a game played Wednesday, Connor Hazlet blasted a three- one round at least, Johnson about mustache in a nod to Schoenwald, Kayla Caruso, CentralYork; Michelle Holweger Hoffman, Susquenita; Darian Brenner,Annville-Cleona; run homer in the fifth inning to complete Pittston Tonwship’s Wagner also didn’t have to his wife for their seventh ,North Penn; Lacy Smith, Manheim: Lexi Kehl, Pottsgrove: Hannah Edwards, Catasaugua 8-6 comeback win over Mountain Top in the District 16 Little deal with playing bad golf. wedding anniversary on Ashley Smith, Central; Township; Reilly Gearhart, Manheim DP/DH – Kalie Rzodkiewicz, Harbor Creek; Taylor McKnight, League baseball elimination bracket final. Wagner and Tommy Monday. Township; Olivia Larusso, Canon-McMillan; Brittany Koch, Central John Delucca also homered for Pittston Township while Mike Central Mountain; Jordan Miller, Central York; Katie Foran, Gainey each shot an “I didn’t get her a gift. So SECOND TEAM: Nocito earned the win in relief. Nocito,Joe Cencetti, Luke Central Dauphin; Abigail Ebright, Central Dauphin East; Katie Pitchers –Kayla Briggs, Chartiers-Houston; Cassie Rickrode, Petroski,Trevor Tigue and Jake Gardner all contributed at the 8-under 62 on Thursday I thought maybe surprising Shultz, Red Lion; Taylor Boyer, Mifflin County; Kelsey Collins, Delone Catholic; Kate Burge, Philipsburg-Osceola plate. to share a two-stroke lead her with a clean lip would Dallastown; Amanda Kulp, Methacton; GabbyTareilla, Spring- Catchers – Carly Gonder, Philipsburg-Osceola; Kelly Mountain Top got a grand slam from Anthony Kovalcyck en after the first round of the suffice,” he said. Ford; Ashley Smith, Central; Cheyenne McKee, DuBois; Katie Bridgham,Troy route to a 6-0 lead. David Wickizer had two hits while Josh Greenbrier Classic. The mustache will return Civitello, Methacton First basemen – Allison Czap, Loyalsock; Maggie Smith, Sepela, Dean Ambost and Sean Murphy added one apiece. Webb Simpson and Jin at some point. Park were close behind after “I love irritating my wife 64s. Daniel Summerhays, too much to let it go for too Tag Ridings, Steven long,” he said. Jefferson, Bobcats reach 3-year deal Bowditch and 50-year-old Gainey’s first PGA Tour The Associated Press Neal Lancaster were anoth- victory came last fall at the NBA career, Jefferson also played er shot back. McGladrey Classic, but two seasons for the Minnesota Players were able to lift, like Wagner he has missed CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Timberwolves. clean and place their balls more cuts than he’s made Charlotte Bobcats agreed on He has career averages of 16.4 Thursday after rain fell this year. Thursday to a three-year, $40.5 points, 9 rebounds and 1.5 assists. prior to the start of play. Nicknamed “Two million contract with free agent Jefferson was among four high- Gainey and Wagner had Gloves” for wearing gloves center Al Jefferson from the Utah profile free agents who played last bogey-free rounds in the on both hands, Gainey had Jazz, said people familiar with the season with the Jazz, along with morning. Wagner was 8 a serious talk with his wife, situation. Paul Millsap, Mo Williams and under after 12 holes but two other family members Jefferson will make $13.5 mil- Randy Foye. Utah went 43-39 and finished with six straight and his agent in the past lion in each year of the deal, with missed the playoffs for the second pars. Both could use a good month to try to figure out the third season being a player time in three years. week — Gainey is 125th in how to turn around his bad option. Acquired by the Jazz in a July season tour winnings, while fortunes. The people spoke to The 2010 trade, Jefferson earned $15 Wagner ranks 148th. Gainey said he had Associated Press on Thursday on million last season and led the Wagner doesn’t have a stopped having fun on the condition of anonymity because team in both scoring and rebound- top-10 finish this year and course. the deal hasn’t become official. ing. the three-time tour cham- “I had gotten away from The contract cannot be signed Jefferson becomes the best low pion hasn’t won since the that and I’m trying to get until July 10 when the NBA’s post scoring threat the Bobcats 2012 Sony Open. In his last back into that now,” he said. moratorium on signing new deals have had in nine years in the NBA. seven tournaments, he’s “I felt like I knew what was is lifted. Last year, the Bobcats started a missed six cuts and with- going on. I was putting too Jefferson, 28, gives the Bobcats combination of Brendan Haywood, drew from the Memorial. much pressure on myself.” a much-needed scoring threat in Byron Mullens, Bismack Biyombo “The last couple of Not Thursday, when he the low post, where they struggled and Josh McRoberts at center. months have been really missed just one fairway last season. Gana Diop, their other big man, hard,” Wagner said. “I just with a new driver in his bag. He should also help on the rarely played. haven’t been much fun to be “Hitting out of the rough boards, where the Bobcats were Elsewhere, people familiar with around. It’s just been tough. is no fun,” Gainey said. repeatedly outrebounded the last the trade say Sacramento, New Nobody likes to be bad at “Trust me, I’ve been doing two seasons. Orleans and Portland have agreed what they do, especially it for the past three years.” The 6-foot-10, 289-pound to a three-team deal sending guard golfers.” Wagner admitted he had Jefferson has averaged 18.8 points Tyreke Evans to the Pelicans, A product of Virginia thoughts of shooting 59. and 10 rebounds per game over center Robin Lopez to the Trail AP photo Tech — which is less than Gainey knows what it’s like the last seven seasons. Last sea- Blazers and guard Greivis Vasquez Al Jefferson (25) was the Charlotte Bobcats’ first free agent target this offseason. two hours from the Old to flirt with the magic num- son, his third with the Jazz, he to the Kings. White TPC course — ber, which only five play- averaged 17.8 points, 9.2 rebounds The people, who spoke to The Jeff Withey to New Orleans and averaged 15.2 points with the Wagner chipped in for eagle ers have attained in official and 2.1 assists. Associated Press on condition of a future draft pick to Sacramento Kings last season, his fourth. The on the par-5 12th, then fin- PGA Tour events. The Boston Celtics selected anonymity because NBA rules as part of the deal, which was first 7-foot Lopez averaged 11.3 points, ished with six straight pars. He shot 60 in the Jefferson out of high school in prevent confirmation of trades reported by ESPN. 5.6 rebounds and 1.6 blocks. “I’ve been disappointed McGladrey Classic’s final Mississippi with the No. 15 pick in until July 10, say Portland is Evans, a former Rookie of the Vasquez averaged 13.9 points and with 76s and 79s the last round. the 2004 draft. During a nine-year sending second-round draft pick Ye ar and restricted free agent, nine assists. www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER SPORTS FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 PAGE 5B

DiamonDbacks 5, mets 4, 15 innings DP—New York 1, Minnesota 2. LOB—New York 4, Minnesota 7. arizona new York Phillies 6, Pirates 4 2B—I.Suzuki (9), Hafner 2 (7), V.Wells (9), L.Cruz (1). 3B—I.Suzuki (3). ab rh bi ab rhbi Philadelphia Pittsburgh HR—Morneau 2 (6). SB—Hicks (6). SF—Cano, Mauer. Campn cf 6030 EYong lf 50 00 ab rh bi ab rhbi IP HR ER BB SO A.Hill ph-2b 1000 DnMrp 2b 50 00 Revere cf 5032 SMarte lf 42 20 New York Prado 2b-lf 7131 Ardsm p0000 Utley 2b 5020 Tabata rf 31 20 D.Phelps W,6-5 6 1-3 84 40 5 Gldsch 1b 6020 Edgin p0000 Rollins ss 5020 GJones ph-rf10 11 Chamberlain 010000 ErChvz 3b 6000 Lyon p0000 Howard 1b 4110 McCtch cf 40 12 Logan 2-3 21 11 0 C.Ross lf-rf 5111 Marcm ph 00 00 DBrwn lf 4110 GSnchz 1b 40 00 Kelley H,3 100002 GParra rf-cf 7220 Rice p0000 DYong rf 4120 RMartn c4010 D.Robertson 100001 Nieves c704 2DWrght 3b 51 10 Mayrry pr-rf 1100 PAlvrz 3b 40 10 Minnesota Pnngtn ss 7121 Byrd rf 70 21 Frndsn 3b 3111 Walker 2b 40 00 Gibson L,1-1 5 1-3 11 8812 Kenndy p300 0Satin 1b 60 10 JMcDnl 3b 0000 Barmes ss 30 00 Duensing 1 2-3 21 10 2 WHarrs p000 0Recker c7111 Ruiz c312 2Reid p0000 Roenicke 100001 DHrndz p000 0Quntnll ss 51 10 Hamels p100 0Snider ph 10 00 Burton 100001 Kubel ph 1000 Lagars cf 40 00 MYong ph 0001 Cole p2000 Chamberlain pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Cllmntr p000 0CTorrs p0000 DeFrts p000 0Mazzar p0000 Logan pitched to 3 batters in the 8th. Pollock ph 1000 Buck ph 10 00 Papeln p000 0Watson p0000 HBP—by D.Phelps (Morneau), by Gibson (Hafner). WP—Gibson. Sipp p000 0Vldspn 2b 20 00 Mercer ss 11 10 Umpires—Home, Ed Hickox. First, Jim Joyce. Second, Cory Blaser. Putz p000 0Gee p2011 Totals 35 6146 Totals 35 493 Third, Jeff Nelson. Bell p000 0ABrwn ph 10 10 Philadelphia 000 014 010 —6 T—3:29. A—38,260 (39,021). Gregrs ph 0000 Hwkns p0000 Pittsburgh 002 000 020 —4 Roe p000 0Parnell p0000 E—Utley (6), McCutchen (3). DP—Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 1. MMntr ph 1000 Niwnhs cf 41 21 LOB—Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh 4. 2B—Utley (12), Tabata (6). 3B—Ut- roYals 10, inDians 7 AP PhoTo Ziegler p000 0 ley (3). CS—Revere (8), Rollins (6). S—Ruiz, Hamels. SF—M.Young. cleveland kansas city Totals 58 5175 Totals 54 4104 IP HR ER BB SO ab rh bi ab rhbi Philadelphia Phillies second baseman Chase Utley (26) can’t get Arizona 000 020 000 000 111 —5 Philadelphia Bourn cf 5110 Lough lf 40 00 the tag on Pittsburgh Pirates’ Jose Tabata (31) as Tabata slides New York 000 110 000 000 110 —4 Hamels W,3-11 752108 ACarer dh 4000 S.Perez ph-c 10 13 E—Dan.Murphy (8). DP—New York 2. LOB—Arizona 13, New York De Fratus 132200 Kipnis 2b 4110 AEscor ss 41 00 safely into second with a double in the first inning Thursday in 14. 2B—Goldschmidt (19), G.Parra (25), Nieves (4), D.Wright (19), Papelbon S,17-21 110001 Brantly lf 5141 Hosmer 1b 42 22 Pittsburgh. Quintanilla (5). HR—Recker (4), Nieuwenhuis (2). SB—Campana (2), Pittsburgh CSantn c512 2BButler dh 31 00 E.Young (10). CS—Campana (1). S—Gregorius, Marcum. Cole L,4-1 5 1-3 83 31 5 MrRynl 1b 5000 Mostks 3b 41 00 IP HR ER BB SO Mazzaro BS,2-2 032200 Aviles ss 4220 L.Cain rf 41 24 Arizona Watson 1 2-3 10 00 1 Chsnhll 3b 3000 Kottars c2111 Kennedy 762228 Reid 221111 Stubbs rf 4124 EJhnsn pr-lf 01 00 W.Harris 100002 Mazzaro pitched to 4 batters in the 6th. Giavtll 2b 31 00 Showdown between D.Hernandez 100001 Dyson cf 21 00 HBP—by Mazzaro (Hamels), by Reid (Frandsen). Collmenter 220000 Umpires—Home, Chris Conroy. First, Gary Darling. Second, Jerry Totals 39 7127 Totals 31 10 610 Sipp 2-3 00 02 1 Meals. Third, Paul Emmel. Cleveland 120 002 200 —7 Putz 1-3 00 00 0 T—2:58. A—35,328 (38,362). Kansas City 000 005 23x —10 Coles goes to Phillies Bell BS,4-19 111101 E—U.Jimenez (1). LOB—Cleveland 8, Kansas City 6. 2B—C.Santana Roe W,1-0 BS,1-1 111121 marlins 4, braves 3 (21), Aviles (10), S.Perez (15). HR—Stubbs (7), Hosmer (9), L.Cain (4), Ziegler S,1-1 100020 miami atlanta Kottaras (3). New York ab rh bi ab rhbi IP HR ER BB SO Gee 762227 Ruggin lf 5010 Smmns ss 41 20 Cleveland Hawkins 110003 The Associated Press Lucas 3b-2b 4111 Heywrd rf 41 10 U.Jimenez 534353 Parnell 100002 Allen BS,2-3 111102 Stanton rf 5000 J.Upton lf 40 00 C.Torres 320002 J.Smith BS,4-5 112210 Morrsn 1b 2110 FFrmn 1b 31 12 Aardsma 021120 Shaw L,0-2 002210 Ozuna cf 5132 McCnn c4021 PITTSBURGH — Major league loss leader Cole Edgin 2-3 00 00 0 R.Hill 001110 Dietrch 2b 4010 Uggla 2b 40 00 Lyon 1 1-3 31 10 0 Albers 110000 Hamels pitched seven strong innings, Carlos Ruiz hit ARams p000 0BUpton cf 40 00 Rice L,3-5 131101 Kansas City DSolan ph 1011 CJhnsn 3b 30 10 a tiebreaking single and the Philadelphia Phillies beat Aardsma pitched to 4 batters in the 13th. Shields 5 1-3 95 52 3 Cishek p000 0Tehern p1000 WP—Kennedy. J.Gutierrez 2-3 12 21 0 Gerrit Cole and the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-4 on Thursday. Hchvrr ss 5010 Pstrnck ph 10 00 Umpires—Home, Tim Welke. First, Mike Everitt. Second, Bruce Crow 110002 Mathis c211 0DCrpnt p0000 Hamels (3-11) gave up one earned run and five hits, Dreckman. Third, Quinn Wolcott. Hochevar W,2-1 100001 HAlvrz p200 0Avilan p0000 T—5:46. A—24,224 (41,922). G.Holland S,19-21 110001 Dobbs ph 1000 Walden p0000 striking out eight without a walk. The former World J.Gutierrez pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. DJnngs p000 0Trdslvc ph 10 00 nationals 8, brewers 5 U.Jimenez pitched to 4 batters in the 6th. Series MVP won for the first time since June 5. Polanc 3b 1000 Kimrel p0000 milwaukee washington Shaw pitched to 2 batters in the 8th. Totals 37 4104 Totals 33 373 Cole (4-1) lost for the first time in the majors after ab rh bi ab rhbi R.Hill pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Miami 011 100 001 —4 becoming the first Pirates’ pitcher to win his first four Aoki rf 5020 Span cf 50 00 HBP—by Shaw (Giavotella). PB—C.Santana. Segura ss 3220 Dsmnd ss 42 30 Atlanta 300 000 000 —3 Umpires—Home, Lance Barksdale. First, Vic Carapazza. Second, career starts since Nick Maddox in 1907. Cole allowed CGomz cf 4222 Harper lf 31 00 DP—Miami 1. LOB—Miami 12, Atlanta 4. 2B—Morrison (4), Dietrich Gary Cederstrom. Third, Kerwin Danley. Kintzlr p000 0Zmrmn 3b 30 01 (8), Heyward (13), McCann (6). HR—Ozuna (3). SB—Ozuna (5). T—3:06. A—16,792 (37,903). three runs and eight hits in 5 1-3 innings. ArRmr ph 1000 AdLRc 1b 41 21 IP HR ER BB SO Jonathan Papelbon worked a perfect ninth inning for Lucroy c501 1Werth rf 32 31 Miami JFrncs 3b-1b 4021 Rendon 2b 21 00 H.Alvarez 553302 raYs 7, astros 5, 11 innings his 17th save in 21 opportunities. Halton 1b 2000 WRams c4135 Da.Jennings 110000 tampa bay houston Grzlny p000 0Jordan p2000 A.Ramos W,3-2 210004 ab rh bi ab rhbi Diamondbacks 5, Mets 4, 15 innings Weeks 2b 0000 Ohlndrf p0000 Cishek S,17-19 100011 DJnngs cf 6130 Altuve 2b 51 10 NEW YORK — Cliff Pennington hit an RBI single LSchfr lf-cf 4000 Lmrdzz ph 00 00 Atlanta Joyce lf 4010 Wallac 3b 52 34 Bianchi 2b-lf 4000 Storen p0000 Teheran 563327 SRdrgz ph-lf 1000 JCastro c3000 with two outs in the 15th inning and the Arizona D.Hand p200 0Tracy ph 10 00 D.Carpenter 1 2-3 20 00 3 Zobrist 2b 6000 Carter 1b 40 00 Diamondbacks, boosted early by Gerardo Parra’s bunt Badnhp p000 0Clipprd p0000 Avilan 1-3 10 01 0 Longori dh 3001 C.Pena dh 20 00 YBtncr 3b 2111 RSorin p0000 Walden 100012 Fuld pr-dh 1100 JDMrtn ph-dh 300 double, outlasted the Mets to split an exhausting series Totals 36 5105 Totals 31 8118 Kimbrel L,2-2 111123 0 Milwaukee 100 001 300 —5 Da.Jennings pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Loney 1b 4010 Krauss lf 20 00 at Citi Field. Washington 201 002 30x —8 Umpires—Home, Mike DiMuro. First, Ted Barrett. Second, Alfonso WMyrs rf 5110 RCeden ph-ss 200 Arizona scored in the final three innings but couldn’t E—J.Francisco 2 (7). DP—Milwaukee 2. LOB—Milwaukee 8, Wash- Marquez. Third, Scott Barry. 0 ington 7. HR—C.Gomez (13), Y.Betancourt (9), W.Ramos (3). SB—Se- T—3:28. A—35,465 (49,586). KJhnsn 3b 4000 BBarns cf 31 10 close out the feisty Mets until Brad Ziegler retired Kirk gura 2 (26), C.Gomez (17), Desmond 2 (10), Harper (3), Werth (3). S— Loaton c320 1Pareds rf 40 00 Nieuwenhuis on a grounder with runners at second and Rendon, Lombardozzi. SF—Zimmerman. YEscor ss 5233 Elmore ss-lf 21 01 IP HR ER BB SO Yankees 9, twins 5 Totals 42 795Totals 35 555 third to end a game that lasted 5 hours, 46 minutes. Milwaukee new York minnesota Tampa Bay 100 000 130 02 —7 D.Hand 563334 ab rh bi ab rhbi Houston 000 110 030 00 — 5 Anthony Recker and Nieuwenhuis hit tying hom- Badenhop 032200 ISuzuki cf 5232 Dozier 2b 50 11 DP—Tampa Bay 2. LOB—Tampa Bay 8, Houston 7. 2B—De.Jennings ers in consecutive extra innings for New Yo rk, which Gorzelanny L,1-1 1 2-3 11 11 0 Almont lf 5121 Mauer c4011 2 (21), W.Myers (2), Y. Escobar 2 (14). HR—Wallace 2 (3). SB—B. Kintzler 1 1-3 12 21 2 Cano 2b 4001 Arcia lf 50 00 Barnes 2 (9), Paredes (3). SF—Elmore. dropped its final home appearance before hosting the Washington Hafner dh 4230 Mornea dh 32 22 IP HR ER BB SO All-Star game July 16. Jordan 5 2-3 62 20 3 V.Wells rf 4123 Plouffe 3b 40 10 Tampa Bay Ohlendorf H,1 1-3 00 01 0 Overay 1b 3100 Parmel 1b 31 10 Archer 622235 In a span of four days, the teams played a 13-inning Storen W,3-2 BS,4-6 133302 L.Cruz ss 4021 Hicks cf 41 20 Al.Torres 100010 Clippard H,14 100010 AlGnzlz 3b 4111 Thoms rf 40 10 Jo.Peralta BS,1-2 1-3 23 32 1 game, a 15-inning marathon and two others delayed by R.Soriano S,22-25 110011 AuRmn c410 0Flormn ss 31 21 Farnsworth 1 2-3 00 01 2 rain for a total of 3½ hours. Badenhop pitched to 4 batters in the 6th. Doumit ph 10 00 J.Wright W,2-1 110002 HBP—by Jordan (Segura). EEscor ss 00 00 Rodney S,18-23 100011 Chaz Roe (1-0) got the win. Scott Rice (3-5) took Umpires—Home, Gerry Davis. First, Mark Carlson. Second, Brian Totals 37 9139 Totals 36 5115 Houston Knight. Third, Dan Iassogna. New York 302 004 000 —9 Lyles 6 2-3 62 23 3 the loss. T—3:35. A—38,221 (41,418). Minnesota 000 100 310 —5 Blackley 1-3 00 00 0 Nationals 8, Brewers 5 Cisnero123 32 1 Veras 1 1-3 00 00 1 WASHINGTON — Wilson Ramos hit a go-ahead, Fields L,0-1 112211 three-run homer in the seventh inning for the AMERICAN LEAGUE W.Wright 2-3 00 00 1 HBP—by J.Wright (J.Castro). WP—Lyles, W.Wright. PB—J.Castro. Washington Nationals. East Division WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Umpires—Home, Jim Reynolds. First, John Hirschbeck. Second, James Hoye. Third, Bob Davidson. Back after missing 44 games with a strained left ham- Boston 53 34 .609 —— 8-2 W-431-16 22-18 T—4:16. A—20,470 (42,060). string, Ramos had three hits and a career-high five RBIs Baltimore 48 38 .558 4½ —6-4 L-125-17 23-21 as the Nationals earned a split of the four-game series New Yo rk 46 39 .541 61½5-5 W-423-18 23-21 white sox 3, orioles 2 and moved back above .500 in their seesaw season. Tampa Bay4640.535 6½ 27-3 W-125-18 21-22 baltimore chicago ab rh bi ab rhbi Ian Desmond, moved to the No. 2 spot in a lineup Toronto 41 44 .482 11 6½ 3-7 L-323-20 18-24 Markks rf 3011 De Aza cf 40 00 Machd 3b 4010 AlRmrz ss 41 10 “epiphany” from manager Davey Johnson, had three Central Division WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away A.Jones cf 3000 Rios rf 41 21 hits, stole two bases and scored two runs. Taylor Jordan Detroit 46 38 .548 —— 4-6 W-326-16 20-22 C.Davis 1b 4000 Viciedo dh 40 00 Hardy ss 4000 A.Dunn 1b 41 32 allowed two runs over 5 2-3 innings in his second major Cleveland 45 40 .529 1½ 2½ 6-4 L-224-15 21-25 BRorts 2b 2100 Kppngr 3b 20 00 McLoth lf 3110 C.Wells lf 30 00 league start, and Drew Storen (3-2) got the win despite Kansas City 40 42 .488 56 6-4 W-221-20 19-22 Reimld dh 2000 Bckhm 2b 30 00 blowing a 5-2 lead in the seventh. Minnesota3646.439 9102-8 L-521-23 15-23 ChDckr ph-dh 1000 Flowrs c3010 Tegrdn c200 0 Marlins 4, Braves 3 Chicago 34 48 .415 11 12 3-7 W-119-20 15-28 Wieters ph-c 1001 ATLANTA — Pinch-hitter Donovan Solano singled West Division WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Totals 29 23 2Totals 31 373 Baltimore000 000 020 —2 to right in the top of the ninth, driving home Ed Lucas Oakland 50 36 .581 —— 6-4 W-128-14 22-22 Chicago 000 002 001 —3 One out when winning run scored. to lift Miami to a victory. Texas 48 36 .571 1—6-4 L-224-18 24-18 E—Hardy (7), A.Dunn (4). DP—Baltimore 2, Chicago 1. LOB—Balti- Marcell Ozuna hit a solo home run in the second Los Angeles 40 44 .476 97 7-3 L-121-24 19-20 more 3, Chicago 4. 2B—McLouth (18), Al.Ramirez (19). HR—A.Dunn (23). SB—Rios (16). SF—Markakis. inning and drove in another run with a single in the Seattle 37 47 .440 12 10 5-5 W-221-22 16-25 IP HR ER BB SO fourth during a three-hit night. Houston 31 55 .360 19 17 2-8 L-117-32 14-23 Baltimore Britton 762213 NATIONAL LEAGUE Tom.Hunter L,3-2 11-3 1110 1 East Division WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Chicago Yankees complete Atlanta 49 36 .576 —— 6-4 L-229-13 20-23 Quintana 7200111 N.Jones BS,1-1 112111 Washington 43 42 .506 66 6-4 W-124-18 19-24 A.Reed W,4-1 100001 Philadelphia 41 45 .477 8½ 8½ 5-5 W-119-18 22-27 PB—Teagarden. Umpires—Home, Andy Fletcher. First, Rob Drake. Second, Joe West. 4-game sweep of Twins New Yo rk 35 47 .427 12½ 12½ 5-5 L-217-27 18-20 Third, Sam Holbrook. Miami 32 52 .381 16½ 16½ 8-2 W-218-24 14-28 T—2:45. A—21,321 (40,615). Central Division WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away tigers 11, blue JaYs 1 The Associated Press Hunter (3-2) over the wall Pittsburgh 52 32 .619 —— 8-2 L-129-15 23-17 Detroit toronto ab rh bi ab rhbi in left for his 23rd homer. St. Louis 50 33 .602 1½ —3-7 W-122-16 28-17 AJcksn cf 5443 Reyes ss 30 10 MINNEAPOLIS — It was the third hit of the Cincinnati 49 36 .576 3½ —5-5 W-329-14 20-22 Dirks lf 3112 Bonifac 2b 10 00 TrHntr rf 4123 Bautist rf 40 00 Vernon Wells drove in three game for Dunn, who also Chicago 36 47 .434 15½ 12 6-4 L-117-22 19-25 Fielder 1b 5022 Encrnc dh 20 10 runs, and the New Yo rk had two RBIs. Milwaukee 34 50 .405 18 14½ 3-7 L-119-23 15-27 B.Pena 1b 0000 Thole ph 11 10 VMrtnz dh 5010 Lind 1b 40 00 Yankees pounded rookie Jose Quintana pitched West Division WL Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away JhPerlt ss 5011 ClRsms cf 40 00 Avila c500 0MIzturs 3b 40 21 Kyle Gibson while finish- seven innings of two-hit ball Arizona 44 41 .518 —— 3-7 W-221-16 23-25 RSantg 2b 5220 RDavis lf 30 00 ing a four-game sweep of for the White Sox, finishing Colorado 41 44 .482 38 4-6 L-325-21 16-23 D.Kelly 3b 4330 Arencii c3010 Kawsk 2b-ss 30 00 the Minnesota Twins 9-5 on with a career-high 11 strike- Los Angeles 40 43 .482 38 9-1 W-425-21 15-22 Totals 41 11 16 11 Totals 32 161 Sunday. outs. He retired his last 13 San Diego4046.465 4½ 9½ 2-8 L-625-18 15-28 Detroit 202 003 022 —11 Toronto 000 000 001 —1 Travis Hafner had three batters. San Francisco 39 45 .464 4½ 9½ 1-9 L-324-15 15-30 E—Col.Rasmus (2). DP—Detroit 1, Toronto 1. LOB—Detroit 11, To- ronto 6. 2B—Dirks (6), Tor.Hunter (21), Jh.Peralta (22), R.Santiago (4), hits and scored twice, Rays 7, Astros 5, 11 D.Kelly (4). HR—A.Jackson (5). SF—Tor.Hunter 2. and Ichiro Suzuki had a innings AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Friday’s Games IP HR ER BB SO two-run triple among his HOUSTON — Yunel Wednesday’s Games Oakland at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Pittsburgh (Liriano 7-3) at Chicago Detroit Detroit 6, Toronto 2 Detroit at Cleveland, 4:05 p.m. Cubs (Samardzija 5-7), 4:05 p.m. Verlander W,9-5 730025 three hits for the Yankees, Escobar drove in three Coke 110000 Baltimore 4, Chicago White Sox 2 Seattle at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. Atlanta (Hudson 4-7) at D.Downs 121102 who scored 29 runs in the runs, including a tiebreak- Boston 2, San Diego 1 Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, Philadelphia (Lee 9-2), 7:05 p.m. toronto E.Rogers L,3-4 5117 72 4 series. ing double in the 11th Seattle 4, Texas 2, 10 innings 7:15 p.m. San Diego (Cashner 5-3) at Wagner 242212 The Yankees didn’t even inning that sent Tampa Bay Kansas City 6, Cleveland 5 Houston at Texas, 7:15 p.m. Washington (G.Gonzalez 5-3), Oliver 100002 Janssen 1-3 12 22 0 need their usual super-sized to the victory. N.Y. Yankees 3, Minnesota 2 Boston at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. 7:05 p.m. Loup 2-3 00 00 0 contribution from Robinson Escobar and Desmond Houston 4, Tampa Bay 1 Sunday’s Games Seattle (Harang 3-7) at Cincinnati E.Rogers pitched to 3 batters in the 6th. Chicago Cubs 3, Oakland 1 Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 (Leake 7-3), 7:10 p.m. Wagner pitched to 4 batters in the 8th. Cano, whose streak of six Jennings each doubled HBP—by Janssen (D.Kelly). WP—E.Rogers. St. Louis 12, L.A. Angels 2 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Z.Wheeler 1-1) at Umpires—Home, Jerry Layne. First, Hunter Wendelstedt. Second, straight multihit games twice and singled, helping Thursday’s Games Detroit at Cleveland, 1:05 p.m. Milwaukee (Hellweg 0-1), 8:10 Alan Porter. Third, Mike Estabrook. ended without reaching the Rays win for the fifth Boston 8, San Diego 2 Minnesota at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. p.m. T—3:05. A—35,978 (49,282). base. He still batted .500 time in six games. Chicago White Sox 3, Baltimore 2 Seattle at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. Miami (Ja.Turner 2-0) at St. Louis Kansas City 10, Cleveland 7 Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, (Westbrook 4-3), 8:15 p.m. reD sox 8, PaDres 2 on the seven-game road trip Brett Wallace homered san Diego boston with 11 RBIs. twice for the Astros. N.Y. Yankees 9, Minnesota 5 1:40 p.m. Colorado (J.De La Rosa 8-4) at ab rh bi ab rhbi Tampa Bay 7, Houston 5, 11 Oakland at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Arizona (Skaggs 1-1), 9:40 p.m. Forsyth 2b 4010 Ellsury cf 43 31 Justin Morneau homered Tigers 11, Blue Jays 1 innings Houston at Texas, 3:05 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Ryu 6-3) at San Venale rf 4120 Victorn rf 41 20 twice for the Twins, one- TORONTO — Justin Quentin lf 5000 Nava rf 10 00 Oakland 1, Chicago Cubs 0 Boston at L.A. Angels, 8:05 p.m. Francisco (M.Cain 5-4), 10:15 p.m. Headly 3b 2001 Pedroia 2b 40 22 third of his season total. Verlander pitched seven Detroit 11, Toronto 1 Saturday’s Games Guzmn 1b 3031 Jo.Diz ph-2b 10 00 Kotsay dh 4000 D.Ortiz dh 50 22 But Gibson (1-1) gave up shutout innings, Austin Seattle at Texas, (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE Miami at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Hundly c300 0Napoli 1b 52 20 11 hits and eight runs in 5 Jackson hit a two-run St. Louis at L.A. Angels, (n) Wednesday’s Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 4:05 Amarst cf 4010 JGoms lf 40 21 1-3 innings. homer and the Detroit Friday’s Games Milwaukee 4, Washington 1 p.m. Ciriaco ss 3100 BSnydr 3b 41 11 Baltimore (Mig.Gonzalez 6-3) at Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 5 San Diego at Washington, 4:05 Lvrnwy c4020 New Yo rk starter David Tigers routed the slumping Iglesias ss 41 21 N.Y. Yankees (Nova 2-2), 7:05 p.m. Arizona 5, N.Y. Mets 3 p.m. Totals 32 27 2Totals 40 8188 Phelps (6-5) was charged Toronto Blue Jays. Detroit (Porcello 4-6) at Cleveland Miami 6, Atlanta 3 Seattle at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. San Diego 001 010 000 —2 Boston 210 112 01x —8 with four runs and eight Jackson went 4 for 5 (Masterson 10-6), 7:05 p.m. Boston 2, San Diego 1 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:15 p.m. DP—San Diego 1, Boston 1. LOB—San Diego 10, Boston 9. 2B— hits in 6 1-3 innings. with a walk and scored four Minnesota (Correia 6-5) at Cincinnati 3, San Francisco 2, 11 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, Forsythe (4), Venable (7), Guzman (9), Victorino (12), Pedroia (24), D.Ortiz (19), Napoli (22), J.Gomes (10), Iglesias (10). HR—Ellsbury (2), The Twins have lost 10 of times as the Tigers pound- Toronto (Buehrle 4-5), 7:07 p.m. innings 7:15 p.m. B.Snyder (1). CS—Pedroia (4). SF—Headley. their last 13 games. ed out 16 hits while play- Chicago White Sox (Axelrod 3-4) L.A. Dodgers 10, Colorado 8 N.Y. Mets at Milwaukee, 7:15 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO at Tampa Bay (Hellickson 7-3), Chicago Cubs 3, Oakland 1 Colorado at Arizona, 10:10 p.m. san Diego White Sox 3, Orioles 2 ing without slugger Miguel Stults L,6-7 4 1-3 94 40 0 7:10 p.m. St. Louis 12, L.A. Angels 2 Sunday’s Games T.Ross 1 1-3 63 30 1 CHICAGO — Adam Cabrera, who got a rare day Seattle (Harang 3-7) at Cincinnati Thursday’s Games Seattle at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. B.Smith 2 1-3 31 10 2 Dunn hit a game-ending off. (Leake 7-3), 7:10 p.m. boston Washington 8, Milwaukee 5 Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Webster W,1-2 652244 solo homer off Tommy Royals 10, Indians 7 Houston (Harrell 5-8) at Texas Arizona 5, N.Y. Mets 4, 15 innings San Diego at Washington, 1:35 A.Bailey 100002 (Tepesch 3-6), 8:05 p.m. San Francisco at Cincinnati, ppd., p.m. A.Wilson 1 1-3 10 01 1 Hunter in the ninth inning, KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Breslow 2-3 10 00 0 lifting the Chicago White Lorenzo Cain hit his first Oakland (Milone 7-7) at Kansas rain N.Y. Mets at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. HBP—by Stults (Ellsbury), by Webster (Forsythe). City (W.Davis 4-6), 8:10 p.m. Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 4 Miami at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Umpires—Home, Dana DeMuth. First, Angel Hernandez. Second, Sox to a victory over career grand slam, Salvador Boston (Doubront 4-3) at L.A. Boston 8, San Diego 2 Pittsburgh at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 Paul Nauert. Third, Doug Eddings. Baltimore. Perez provided a bases- Angels (C.Wilson 8-5), 10:05 p.m. Oakland 1, Chicago Cubs 0 p.m. T—3:21. A—37,607 (37,071). Dayan Viciedo flied out loaded double in the eighth Saturday’s Games Miami 4, Atlanta 3 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, to left before Dunn drove inning and the Royals ral- Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, (n) 4:05 p.m. ThE TIMES LEADER: www.timesleader.com a full-count pitch from lied to get the win. p.m. St. Louis at L.A. Angels, (n) Colorado at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. PAGE 6B FRIDAY,JULY 5, 2013 SPORTS www.timesleader.com TIMES LEADER Greipelwinssixthstage,SouthAfrica’s ImpeyleadsTourdeFrance

John Leicester treatment, too. Being the first Gerrans had it for two unfor- AP Sports Writer South African to wear the yellow gettable days. Fans clapped and jersey “will definitely change my cheered when they saw him. MONTPELLIER, France — life,” he said. Reporters chased him. A particu- Stage 6 of the 100th Tour de Rugby, cricket and, for the larly boisterous crowd of Aussie France was a textbook demon- majority black population, foot- fans played air guitar for him. stration of teamwork. ball, are the big sports for South The jersey also carries extra Like playing pass the parcel, Africans. Impey can shop in the responsibilities: news conferenc- an Australian deliberately handed malls of Johannesburg, where es, podium ceremonies and other over the race lead to help a South he trains and lives, without distractions can eat into rest and African teammate and friend being recognized, said his wife, recovery — so important for rid- become the first rider from that Alexandra. ers to survive the three-week trek country to wear the famed yellow But that was before his buddy over 2,115 miles. jersey. on the Orica GreenEdge team, Impey worked for Gerrans ear- And Andre Greipel, who won Simon Gerrans, passed him the lier at the Tour, helping him win the stage with a fierce finishing race lead at the Tour. Stage 3 and riding hard in the sprint, owed a debt of gratitude “Wearing the yellow jersey time trial Orica won as a team in to teammates who plied him with now is definitely going to change Stage 4. Gerrans figured it was drinks all afternoon, ferrying bot- things for cycling, put it on the time for some payback. So on AP photo tles back and forth from cars at map in South Africa,” said Impey. Thursday he rode in five seconds Simon Gerrans,wearing the overall leader’s yellow jersey, waits for the start of the sixth stage of the Tour de France the back of the race, so he didn’t “Hopefully people will start rec- behind Impey in Montpellier. cycling race with start in Aix-en-Provence and finish in Montpellier, southern France, on Thursday. melt in the scorching sun. ognizing me, maybe.” That was enough for the race “Room service,” the big Gerrans knows the feeling. To lead to pass from one to the other, “Daryl was a huge part of me have the yellow jersey, it just real- added. “I don’t count it as losing German said light-heartedly. wear canary yellow at the Tour is because they started the day with getting the jersey so I thought it ly changes your life as a cyclist.” the jersey. I count it as passing As the new leader of cycling’s to be king for a day — or more the exact same overall time, with was a nice gesture to be able to “I’ll have a bit more time to it on to a mate. It was the plan showcase race, Daryl Impey can depending on how long the rider Gerrans in first place and Impey pass it on to him now. Hopefully myself now and pass all that before the stage and we were able look forward to some first-class keeps the lead. second. for a few days,” Gerrans said. “To extra work on to Daryl,” Gerrans to execute it perfectly.” Selling Your Home? Need AGarage Door? Spain prime minister lauds CALL Us FiRst! Honest •Reliable •FRiendly Our team is dedicated to giving you 10% OFF On Clopay’FRee estimasHteighests THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE WeInsulatedServiceAnyMakSteeleOrMoGaragedelOfGaraDoorsgeDoors Madrid’s Olympic bid at the LOWEST COST TO YOU! 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Mark Long MASSIVE FAILURE AP Sports Writer DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Sixteen cars failed inspection before DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Thursday’s Sprint Cup practice at Daytona International Speedway. Daytona International Speedway NASCAR confiscated the teams’ roof flaps, which are designed to keep cars just completed one project and is on the ground during spins and wrecks at high speeds, for further inspection. about to start another. Penalties could be possible. NASCAR’s most famous track The cars involved included all three Joe Gibbs Racing entries (Kyle Busch, finished installation of revamped Denny Hamlin and Matt Kenseth), all three Roush Fenway Racing entries cross-over gates Wednesday, a (Greg Biffle, Carl Edwards and Ricky Stenhouse Jr.), all three Michael Waltrip day before drivers and teams Racing entries (Clint Bowyer, Martin Truex Jr. and Michael Waltrip) and both took to the high-banked oval to Roger Penske Racing entries (Joey Logano and defending series champion Brad begin preparations for Saturday Keselowski). night’s 400-mile race. NASCAR inspectors made teams install new, unaltered roof flaps before driv- The gates were reinforced fol- ers were allowed on the track for the first of two practices. lowing a frightening wreck in February that injured nearly 30 spectators. ens of fans were taken to hospi- Chitwood came up with a cre- Daytona and Talladega tals for treatment, including one ative and competitive campaign added cables at the crossover who was hit by a tire. for the event, called “Daytona gates, which allow fans to move Daytona spent hours repair- Rising.” between the grandstands and ing the fence before the 500. He is pitting current and for- the infield before and after races. After the race, the track hired a mer NASCAR drivers and a crew The tracks also installed supple- structural engineering firm to chief in a driving skills test, a mental tethers between the gate review the fence and propose competition on Caterpillar front- AP photo frame and support posts. improvements. NASCAR also end loaders that will give the win- Ricky Stenhouse Jr. prepares to go out on the track as his crew makes last-minute adjustments to the car before a “I felt before that it was safe was involved in the process. ning team the honor of breaking practice session for the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Daytona International Speedway on Thursday. place,” track president Joie The next Daytona project is ground on the redesign. Chitwood III said. “We’ve been considerably bigger and way NASCAR drivers Jeff Burton around 55 years and, yes, things more expensive. and Ryan Newman are paired on driver introductions, the national Daytona. Let’s not just do a photo gically-placed social “neighbor- happen. But we’ve done a really The 2 1/2-mile speedway is one team. Fellow drivers Greg anthem and a Victory Lane cele- with gold-platted shovels. This hoods” along the nearly mile-long good job of giving fans a safe and overhauling the frontstretch to Biffle and 2011 Daytona 500 bration that includes champagne just feels like NASCAR. frontstretch. fun environment. Yo u never stop enhance the “fan experience.” winner Trevor Bayne comprise and trophies. “We’re only going to do this one Those 11 neighborhoods, each doing that.” International Speedway Corp., another team. And three-time “I have a lot of input when it time in my lifetime, so we want to measuring the size of a football One of the eight gates at which owns Daytona and 12 NASCAR champion Darrell comes to doing fun and crazy make sure we get it right.” field, will allow fans to meet and Daytona collapsed when rookie other NASCAR tracks, estimates Waltrip and former crew chief things,” Chitwood said. “Maybe The redevelopment will give socialize during events without Kyle Larson crashed on the final the redesign with cost between Larry McReynolds form the final it’s because I was a stunt man. We Daytona’s aging grandstands ever missing any on-track action. lap of the Nationwide Series race $375 million and $400 million. team. thought if we’re going to do this a modern look and feel. It will The project also includes the a day before the Daytona 500. The three-year project, sched- The teams have to maneuver groundbreaking, we need some- include expanded entrances and removal of backstretch grand- Larson’s car went airborne, uled to be completed by January an obstacle course while carrying thing more than just shovels and a series of escalators and eleva- stands while wider and more slammed into the fence and 2016, begins Friday. items including tires and sand. a picture. Let’s Daytona-style this tors to transport fans to three comfortable seating will be spewed debris into the stands. And it won’t have a tradition- The event will be treated like real thing. … I’m kind of proud of it. different concourse levels, each installed throughout the front- Larson was unharmed, but doz- al groundbreaking ceremony. NASCAR races, complete with This fits NASCAR. This fits featuring spacious and strate- stretch. Labonte not ready to consider his future

Jenna Fryer to enjoy what you enjoy.” AP Auto Racing Writer He enjoyed it so much that he found his consecu- DAYTONA BEACH, tive start streak — second Fla. — Bobby Labonte has only among active drivers spent his weekends at the to Jeff Gordon’s 706 starts race track for 22 consecu- — mattered a great deal to tive years, a stretch so long him when it was suddenly AP photo he doesn’t even know what over. It didn’t come on Scott Dixon races during a test session for Sunday’s Pocono IndyCar 400 on Thursday in Long Pond. normal people do with his terms, and not racing their free time. at Kentucky last weekend Triangle mean to put the family dollar renovation that He had to figure it out marked the first Cup race back in Victory Lane. included significant safety the hard way last weekend, without a Labonte in the From page 1B “I think it would be upgrades, and the track when he found himself out field since the October extra special, but I don’t was repaved in 2012 offer- of a ride for the first time 1978 race at North at 215-plus mph on think it adds any pres- ing smooth racing at 200 since 1989. Carolina Speedway. Older Thursday. IndyCar made sure,” Andretti said. “The mph. Labonte gave no specif- brother Terry Labonte has its official return after support and everything is “These cars are bloody ics Thursday as to how he 884 starts. a lengthy hiatus, and so greatly appreciated, but quick around here,” spent last weekend while “We’ll start a new one, I much has changed — there’s a lot that has to go Franchitti said. “It’s a tough AJ Allmendinger raced guess. Yo u know it’s going except for the leaderboard. right.” place to figure out, with the No. 47 Toyota that to end at some point in Ye s, that was an Andretti The return to Pocono is three different corners. Labonte has piloted since time, but I was really look- atop the speed chart for the being celebrated as a nod Wait until we go into traf- 2011. ing forward to going to first test session. Marco to IndyCar’s history and fic. It’s going to get really “Ended up staying Kentucky,” he said. “You Andretti, a third-genera- tradition. Pocono’s three interesting.” busy doing something,” take it one step at a time, tion driver, hit 219.282 corners were designed in In bringing Pocono back Labonte said. “Obviously you just take it one week- mph to lead the 24 cars 1965 to model corners at to the schedule, IndyCar wasn’t what I thought I’d end at a time. Last week- out to practice for Sunday’s Indianapolis, Milwaukee resurrected the “Triple be doing.” end is over and we started 400-mile race. and now-defunct Trenton, Crown” challenge, a three- He didn’t watch the race over this weekend. I’ll tell “He’s taken to this place, and fans have always con- race competition in 2013 at Kentucky Speedway, you this, there is no way I from the first day of prac- sidered the track an impor- for $1 million to the driver where his streak of 704 am going to 704 again.” tice,” Mario Andretti said. tant venue in open wheel that wins the Indianapolis consecutive Sprint Cup Labonte doesn’t know “He’s had a competitive racing. 500, the 400-miler at Series starts came to AP photo what he’ll be doing next ride throughout.” Before the first test in Pocono and the season an unwitting end. JTG Bobby Labonte takes a break during a practice session for the year. He confirmed It’s a virtual hometown April, Dario Franchitti finale at Fontana, Calif. A Daugherty Racing decided NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Daytona International Speedway on Thursday that Terry track for the Andrettis, who was the only driver with driver who wins two of the to use Allmendinger in the Thursday in Daytona Beach, Fla. Labonte has inquired with hail from nearby Nazareth. significant experience at three can win a $250,000 car for a handful of races James Finch about pur- Andretti races for his the track, competing in bonus from promotion this year in an attempt for chasing Phoenix Racing’s father, Michael, owner of 2008 during his ill-fated sponsor Fuzzy’s Vodka. the single-car operation to end at some point. Not ing very little about his assets, but said he didn’t Andretti Autosport. NASCAR stint. Indy 500 winner Tony to get more feedback on that I wanted it to end like thought process as he know if he could drive for Marco was glad his The facility has since Kanaan is eligible for the its car and the overall pro- that, but I have no control nears the end of a remark- his older brother. And he grandfather, Mario, was undergone a multimillion- prize. gram. over that. I’ve just been able career. doesn’t know how long around to help navigate the Labonte was able to keep hired to drive a race car. 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That is 16 cents Wednesday above $101 per video games. below its post-Memorial Day barrel, the highest since May Mattrick’s compensation package also NEW YORK — Gasoline high of $3.64 on June 10. 2012, as the crisis in Egypt includes a $1 million annual salary and prices are on a summer slide, For much of the nation, the deepened. Egypt is not a major a guaranteed bonus of about $1 million giving U.S. drivers a break as slide has been gradual. But for oil producer but controls the this year, according to a regulatory fil- they set out for the beach and some drivers, especially in the Suez Canal, a major shipping ing made late Wednesday. Zynga Inc. other vacation spots for an Midwest, it has been a roller- lane for Middle Eastern crude. announced Mattrick would replace com- extended Fourth of July holi- coaster ride. While analysts are not pany co-founder Mark Pincus as CEO day. Prices shot up there early expecting a resulting surge in earlier this week, but didn’t detail how The national average for a last month because of refinery gasoline prices, they could rise much its new leader would be paid at gallon has fallen for 21 days maintenance work and a fire, quickly if the Mideast unrest AP PHOTO that time. in a row and is now below then plunged after the refiner- does disrupt oil supplies. A sign advertising unleaded gas for $2.99 is seen earlier this week at a Zynga is counting on Mattrick, 49, $3.50 for the first time since ies ramped back up. Gas could also climb if a QuikTrip station in Greenville,s.C. Gasoline prices are on a summer slide, to reverse a steady string of losses that February. Patrick Francis, who owns hurricane threatens the heart giving u.s. drivers a break for the extended Fourth of July holiday. has caused the company’s stock price to The reason: Oil prices have a used-car lot in Toledo, Ohio, of the refining industry along plunge 66 percent from its initial public been relatively stable, and filled up his Volvo for $2.89 the Gulf Coast. offering price of $10 in late 2011. refineries are turning out per gallon over the weekend as This year’s early summer when refineries perform main- Regional spikes and plung- more gasoline after complet- he was preparing for a family decline, while welcome, is tenance and switch from mak- es are likely to happen more Egypt? World stocks ing springtime maintenance. trip to Hilton Head, S.C. Just smaller than the seasonal ing winter gasoline blends to often in coming years. The The drop might be inter- three weeks earlier, he was drops of the last two years, the more complex summer number of U.S. refineries has aren’t worried rupted temporarily because paying more than $4. when gas prices also fell blends required for clean-air shrunk by a quarter since oil prices spiked Wednesday “I feel blessed,” he said. “It’s between Memorial Day and rules. When the nation’s refin- 1993 to 143, but the nation’s AMSTERDAM — World stocks on fears that the turmoil in like a miracle.” Independence Day. Gasoline eries aren’t operating at full refining capacity has grown 18 shrugged off worries over political Egypt would disrupt the Tom Kloza, chief oil analyst is 15 cents more expensive strength, supplies drop and percent since then. turmoil in Egypt and rallied strongly flow of crude in the Mideast. at GasBuddy.com, predicted than it was last year at this prices rise. The remaining refineries Thursday on optimism that easy mon- Analysts, however, don’t the national average will hover time. Once the maintenance is are getting bigger, so if one etary policy from central banks in expect a sharp increase at the between $3.30 and $3.60 for Gas prices typically rise done, output rises and prices goes down, it’s a bigger shock Europe is set to continue for some time pump, because global oil sup- the rest of the summer. That in late winter or early spring fall. to the system. to come. U.S. markets were closed for Independence Day. The biggest gains were in Britain, where the Bank of England surprised markets after its first monetary policy meeting held under new governor Mark Carney. It said afterward that expec- tations it would raise rates in coming months were unwarranted, despite the improving economic backdrop. Murdoch: Tabloid wrongdoing ‘nothing’

LONDON — Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has been recorded saying wrongdoing by his British newspapers was “next to nothing” and apparently acknowledging that his reporters paid police officers for information. Staffers at two of Murdoch’s British tabloids have been charged as part of police investigations into phone hacking and bribery spurred by revelations two years ago that his News of the World AP PHOTO routinely eavesdropped on the mobile north Korean workers assemble suits at the south Korean-run shinWon Corp. garment factory inside the Kaesong industrial complex in north Korea in this 2012 photo. phone voicemails of celebrities, politi- cians, royals and crime victims. In a tape published in transcript by S. Korea seeks to manufacture deal over factory the ExaroNews journalism website and broadcast Wednesday on Channel 4 The industrial complex, run jointly News, Murdoch appeared to downplay workers in protest. South Korea then ponents. The business managers specializing the seriousness of the scandal and the with N. Korea, has been shuttered ordered its managers to leave as well, On Thursday, South Korea said it in machinery and electronics produc- police investigation. since an April dispute. against their wishes. proposed holding working-level talks tion at Kaesong said they want to Murdoch is heard saying, “it’s the big- The closing of Kaesong, the center- with North Korean officials in the move their gear out due to worries of gest inquiry ever, over next to nothing.” Youkyung Lee piece of joint projects hatched during a truce village of Panmunjom inside the damage from the July rainy season, the Associated Press previous era of warming ties between DMZ. South Korean government said. Wet weather bad the wartime foes, dealt a symbolic Seoul wants to set the grounds for Pyongyang previously had refused SEOUL, South Korea — South blow to reconciliation efforts between discussions on restarting the idled the South Koreans permission to cross news for N.Y. farms Korea’s government said Thursday the divided Koreas. The project, which factory park, as well as ways to man- the border into Kaesong to check on that it has reached out to North Korea facilitated nearly $2 billion a year in age the facilities and goods that South their idled factories. GLENS FALLS, N.Y. — Tom Borden to discuss restarting a jointly run fac- cross-border trade, had been the last Korean businesses left behind. South The two Koreas had tried last month has been haunted lately by an old farm- tory park after weeks of testy silence joint project left as relations soured Korea proposed holding talks Saturday to hold talks on Kaesong and other ers’ saying his father used to quote: A between the two sides. over the past five years. and said it would send three delegates, stalled projects at Mount Kumgang on dry year will scare you to death; a wet The industrial complex in the North The closure also meant a loss of the Unification Ministry said. North Korea’s east coast. The talks in year will starve you to death. Korean city of Kaesong, just north of salary for tens of thousands of North There was no immediate response Seoul would have been the first senior “I’m beginning to think they were the Demilitarized Zone dividing the Korean workers employed in hundreds from Pyongyang. -level meeting in years. But the plans right,” said Borden, who like many farm- two Koreas, has been shut since a of South Korean-run factories, and a However, on Wednesday, North broke down over a protocol issue. ers in the region went into this growing political showdown in April. loss of goods and orders for business Korea responded to a plea from South The Korean Peninsula has remained season with little in the way of stored As South Korea held military exer- managers who relied on Kaesong to Korean business managers seeking to in a technical state of war since 1953, feed for his dairy cows. cises with the U.S. not far from the churn out everything from shoes and visit Kaesong to move their goods and when Korean War foes signed an armi- Borden, like most eastern New Yo rk border, North Korea pulled its 53,000 watches to cables and electrical com- equipment out of the park. stice to end three years of fighting. farmers, was counting on a good grow- ing season to replenish feed supplies fol- lowing a drought that struck much of the nation last year. ‘Obamacare’delay raises eyebrows US rate on 30-year mortgage But a wet spring delayed corn plant- ing because fields were too soggy to sup- Decision to postpone anonymity, guaranteed, partly because falls, perhaps wooing buyers port heavy machines. Then, a stretch of key part of law has wouldn’t much of the technology to cool temperatures stunted some of the rule out run them hasn’t been fully crop during a critical growing phase. some wondering if more delays or tested. Martin Crutsinger 5 million mark for the first time in The result in many places is a yellow, changes are coming. tweaks to The timing of the AP Economics Writer 3½ years. And those sales could rise stunted crop of varying heights — farm- other pro- announcement was also further in June because the number ers like to see their corn “knee-high by Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar visions. widely mentioned. WASHINGTON — Average U.S. of people who signed contracts to buy the Fourth of July.” Associated Press TheObama “It’s understandable rates on fixed mortgages fell this week homes rose last month to the highest Hay crops, including alfalfa, have also White that when you announce after last week’s surge. The declines level since December 2006. There’s been affected, as farmers unable to get WASHINGTON — The House action means that a change in the law just could prompt homebuyers to act generally a one- to two-month lag machines into their fields for first cut- sudden delay of a major some companies that before the Fourth of July quickly before rates rise further. between a signed contract and a com- tings are finding the crops overly mature part of President Barack would have offered health holiday, it raises ques- Freddie Mac said Wednesday pleted sale. once they’re cut. That means they’ll have Obama’s historic health insurance next year to tions,” said Drew Altman, that the average on the 30-year loan Greater demand, along with a tight less nutritional value, and cows may care overhaul is raising avoid fines will not do so president of the non- dropped to 4.29 percent. That’s down supply of homes for sale, has driven need to have their diets supplemented questions about other now. They’re mainly firms partisan Kaiser Family from 4.46 percent last week, the high- up home prices. It’s also led to more with expensive, hard-to-find grain pur- potential problems lurking with many low-wage work- Foundation. “Critics will est in two years and a full point more home construction, which has created chased from far-flung regions, Borden in the homestretch. ers, such as restaurants, jump on it and use it as than a month ago. more jobs and contributed to econom- said. The requirement that hotels and temporary staff- more ammunition against The average on the 15-year mort- ic growth. There are likely to be lasting impacts many employers provide ing companies. The work- the law.” gage fell to 3.39 percent, down from To calculate average mortgage from the wet weather, too. Because many coverage is only one part ers, however, will still be The foundation is a 3.50 percent last week — the highest rates, Freddie Mac surveys lenders farmers couldn’t get machines onto their of a complex law. But its able to get coverage. Many research group that has since August 2011. across the country at the beginning of fields, they had to forgo fertilization and one-year postponement might qualify for subsi- closely followed the evolu- Mortgage rates jumped last week the week. weed-control efforts that may reduce the has taken administration dized insurance through tion of the health law since after the Federal Reserve signaled it The average doesn’t include extra quality of later-season crops. allies and adversaries alike new marketplaces to debut it was signed in 2010. could slow its monthly bond purchas- fees, known as points, which most by surprise. Oct. 1, less than three The development was es later this year if the economy keeps borrowers must pay to get the lowest White House officials months away. seen as noteworthy by improving. The bond purchases have rates. One point equals 1 percent of said Wednesday that the The fact that new prob- both critics and allies of the kept long-term interest rates down, the loan amount. delay was firm and won’t lems are popping up at new law. making mortgages and other con- The average fee for a 30-year mort- be extended after a year — this late stage could be a “We are concerned that sumer loans cheaper. A pullback by gage was 0.7 point this week, down and that the overhaul will sign of additional trouble- the delay further erodes the Fed would likely send rates higher. from 0.8 last week. The fee for a $3.40$3.45 $3.25 still be fully implemented some issues ahead. It the coverage that was Despite the gains, mortgages are 15-year loan was also 0.7 point, also by the time Obama leaves underscores a recent warn- envisioned,” said Rich still low by historical standards. Low down from 0.8 last week. office. But the officials, ing by the Government Umbdenstock, president mortgage rates have helped fuel a The average rate on a one-year $4.06 who were not authorized Accountability Office that of the American Hospital housing recovery that has kept the adjustable-rate mortgage remained on 7/17/2008 to discuss internal delib- the “timely and smooth” Association, which has economy growing modesty. unchanged at 2.66 percent, the same erations on the record and rollout of the new insur- supported the Affordable In May, completed sales of previ- as last week. The fee was 0.4 point, spoke only on condition of ance markets can’t be Care Act. ously occupied homes surpassed the down from 0.5 point last week. 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At that time, the buyer ceased, late of Forty Fort Bor- Contact Atty. Sherry Dalessandro 1-800-432-8069 570-823-9006 LOCATION OF SALE may bring legal proceedingstoevict you. 10. You ough, Luzerne County, may be entitled to ashare of the money, which was Pennsylvania,who died on Legal Notices / Notices To Creditors 11:00 am 10:00 am June 7, 2013. RICHARD PAUL U-Haul Center of Wyoming Valley U-Haul Center of Kingston paid for your house. Aschedule of distribution of SOLOMON. Frank J. Aritz, Es- LEGAL NOTICE 231 Mundy St 714-716 Wyoming Avenue the moneybid for your house will be filed by the quire. 23 West Walnut Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 Kingston, Pa 18704 Sheriff no later than thirty days after the Sheriff Kingston, PA 18704, attorney. NOTICE OF FILING OF APPLICATION Sale. This schedule will state who will be receiving All persons indebted to said FOR ASURFACE COAL MINING ROOM NAME ROOM NAME Estate are required to make PERMIT RENEWAL 1437 Mariah Wilson 0917 David Rigle the money. The moneywill be paid out in accord- payment and those having 1461 Joyce Tovay 1013 Chaunda Boyer ance with this schedule unless exceptions (reasons Pursuant to the “Surface Mining Conservation and Reclamation Act” and 1506 Ritva Robbins 1224 Sonya Houman claims and demands to the “CleanStreams Law” notice is herebygiven that Northeast Energy why the proposed distribution is wrong) are filed present same without delay to 1515 Shelley McFarlane Company, 254 Johnson Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702, operating under 1529 Patrica See with the Sheriff within ten (10) days after the date of the Executor or Attorney Surface Mining Permit No. 40850102 has made application to the FRANK J. ARITZ, ESQUIRE 2032 Amanda Poole filing of said schedule. 11. You may also have oth- Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to renew its 2039 Allen Michaels existing surface coal mine/coal refuse disposal permit associated with er rights and defenses or ways of getting your Mining Activities. The current permit was issued on 2/14/07. This renewal 2044 Allen Michaels Lost & Found 2062 David Katsak house back, if you act immediately after the sale. does not contain revisions to the existing operation, which is within YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS PAPER TO YOUR Susquehanna River watershed, classified as awarm water fishery. There 2115 Lance Hilbert ALL JUNK are no receiving streams in the area. The closest is Spring Run located 2123 David Maloney LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A VEHICLES one (1) mile from the facility. The operation is located in Laurel Run Bor- 2124 Melissa Baker LAWYER OR CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR ough, Luzerne County, and is known as the Georgetown Stripping. The 2133 Latash Stewart TELEPHONE THE OFFICE LISTED BELOW TO WANTED!! permit area is more specifically located as follows: The eastern boundary B101 Michael Wallace runningalong the southerly right-of-way line of Northampton Street to the B110 Kelly Berecin FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP. -CALL ANYTIME Wilkes-Barre Township, Laurel Run Boroughline. The northern boundary B212 Mohammed Albrabie Luzerne County Lawyer Referral Service, North -HONEST PRICES running approximately parallel to the Wilkes-Barre Township Laurel Run B304 Debra Nordheim Penn Legal Services, 410 Bicentennial Bldg., 15 Boroughline 2600 feet, to apoint. The western boundary running approx- B316 Evan Griffiths -FREE REMOVAL imately 1800 feet southwest to apoint. The southern boundary running Public Sq., Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701, 570.825.8567. B327 David Okane PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES 2800 feet east to asoutherly right-of-way line of Northampton Street. 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New roof, can be finished off for ing approval. For more information Fortis Institute and fixtures, all kitchen equip- furnace&pool liner. Pictures additional living space. ·Great Customer Service and photos visit: ment and delivery van for on www.forsalebyowner.com. MLS 13-1818 166 Slocum Street skills www.atlasrealtyinc.com $150,000. Building sold separ- Listing ID #23950906. $284,500 Forty Fort PA 18704 ·Able to work in fast pace MLS 12-208 Newberry Estate ately. Restaurant on 1st floor $318,000. Call 570-814-8010 Jay A. Crossin environment Call Charlie The Greens and 2bedroom luxuryapart- for appointment. 4,000 sq. ft. condo with view of Extension 23 Submit Resume to : ment on 2nd floor for ponds &golf course. Three CROSSIN REAL ESTATE Installation / Maintenace / Repair 570-288-0770 Harrold’s Pharmacy $250,000. bedrooms on 2floors. 51/2 179 Old River Road www.atlasrealtyinc.com JENKINS TWP. baths, 2car garage &more. DALLAS Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 DURYEA MLS 12-3433 $425,000. HVAC Call Charlie Fax to 570-824-8730 REDUCED Highland Hills MLS# 12-1480 INSTALLER Email to $29,900 Fabulous view! BeseckerRealty Qualified candidates must info@ 3bedroom, 3.5 bath, bi-level. Stain- 570-675-3611 read &interpret HVAC sys- harroldspharmacy.com less kitchen with granite counter tem drawings, specs &sub- WILKES-BARRE tops. Porcelain tile &laminate mittals, as well as fabricate Production/Operations throughout. In-ground pool. EXETER Beautiful well kept 2story Co- &install fiberboard ductwork. Economical heating. lonial features 3,900 square Have experience installing: $229,900 feet, 5bedrooms, 3.5 baths, KMS FAB LLC Call 570-655-8034 all types of commercial units, Has immediate openings for hardwood &tile floors, gor- refrigerant &gas piping, the positions listed below. geous entry foyer, built-in control wiring &components. POOL, fenced yard, 3car gar- LAFLIN age. Salary commensurate with -Assembly experience &includes full Move in Ready! 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Nice fenced visit: www.atlasrealtyinc.com space plus 2-3 bedroom home REAL ESTATE, INC -Laser Operators MLS 12-1948 wood floors &wood burning rear yard. 570-696-0723 complete with detached garage and fireplace. 1st floor, full size MLS #13-2428. $95,000. Call Tom off street parking with yard. Home Please email your resume to: 570-262-7716 laundry room. Finished Ask for Bob Kopec MAINTENANCE has been nicely remodeled with 1 basement with wet bar, slid- Humford Realty, Inc. [email protected] 3/4 baths, hardwood floors, move in For housing complex Free- Or fill out an application at ing glass doors to yard. Two 570-822-5126. land, PA. Duties: work or- condition. Commercial space is car garage. Design your KMS FAB, LLC. 14x26 with endless possibilities. Building / Construction / Skilled ders &turn-overs, electric, 100 Parry Street own backyard landscaping. plumbing, and janitorial www. atlasrealtyinc.com Luzerne, PA 18709 Hanover Twp MLS 13-982 $174,000 experience. $10 per hour. E.O.E. 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Must be clean, medical, dental, vision and 401K. 570-823-6121 neat and professional. Call Mr. Scott To qualify for the above positions, you must have avalid (570) 288-4532 E.O.E driverʼslicense, your own transportation, and be able to pass Button Oil &Propane is Brick 2story 3,200 sq. ft. 5Pine Tree Road aPre-employment drug screening and background check. currently looking to fill the Five bedrooms, 2.5 baths, fam- Sales / Business Development home, 2acres, 4bedrooms, following positions: 2.5 baths. Fireplace, hard- ily, living, dining &laundry Apply in person -Sales Representative wood floors. 20'x40' in- rooms. Eat in kitchen, finished Monday through Thursday Commission based, 2-3 yrs RETAIL ART ground pool with auto cover basement with storage room, sales experience 68 William St. attached 2car garage. Re- 9amto2pmOr: Great investment property with 3 and alarge yard. $469,000 -Seasonal Transport MATERIAL 570-675-8955 duced to $229,900 Friday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm At: units and separate utilities. Each For appointmentcall Driver SALES unit has2entrances and washer 570-474-5463 Must have Class ACDL with Mature, responsible individual hook up. Roof is 5years old. For DRUMS Team Employer Solutions Hazmat and 2yrs. Minimum wanted Part-timefor retail Art more info visit: experience Material Dept. Requires flex- www.atlasrealtyinc.com. 20 Reynolds St -Seasonal Home ible morning &afternoonweek- MLS 12-1897 PITTSTON TWP. Kingston PA 18704 day hours +every Saturday. Call Tom RENT TO OWN Delivery Driver Apply: MarquisArt &Frame 570-262-7716 2bedroom, clean, needs no work. re- 570-714-5955 Must have Class BCDL with ATLAS REALTY, INC. modeled throughout. Minutes from I- 122 South Main St 570-829-6200 Hazmat and 2yrs. 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Multi -Family Call Andy OPERATOR 5apartments and a2car garage, Previous mfg. experience preferred. Class ACDL Individual wouldwork with FORTY FORT 570-762-4358 allrented. Off street parking for 8 1670 MURRAYST. Local and long haul available, sales management team to cars. Great investment. Benefit Pkg. includes: pre loaded trailers. Some drop attain monthly objectives and www.atlasrealtyinc.com Medical, Dental, Vision, Life Ins., Vacation, Holiday pay and hook, home weekends. goals. MLS 13-680 FOR SALE WILKES-BARRE TWP. Excellent revenue. Call Bill at Tom Salvaggio Single House, 3bedrooms. 1 Applications accepted daily @ 570-204-3961 Salary, Bonus and benefit 570-262-7716 bath, sunroom 10x25, kitchen, AEP INDUSTRIES, INC. package. ATLAS REALTY, INC. BY OWNER dining room, parlor, &base- 570-829-6200 Qualified buyersonly. Very 8a.m. until 4p.m. versatile 2family home, ment. Gas baseboard, hot wa- 20 Elmwood Avenue SCHOOL BUS Please send resume to ranch style. Large lot. Beauti- ter. 1448 sq ft. 50x130ftlot, Crestwood Industrial Park DRIVERS [email protected] fully landscaped. $162,000. 75% fenced in. Buses to all Mountaintop,PA18707 G. Davis Inc. Call 570-283-3469 area schools nearby. Property Email: [email protected] has openings in Dallas PA. leave message. available to make adriveway. EOE *Adrug free workplace Our professional training staff Commercial $40,000.Call 570-822-2382 can assist you with all train- PLAINS Maintenance / Supervisory ing certifications clearance WEST SIDE 39 SLOPE STREET necessary to become avalid For sale by owner,3bed- school bus driver. Well established Italian Res- rooms, 11/2 baths, modern Email resume to: taurantonthe West Side with eat-in kitchen, large deck, off godavisbus@ gmail.com seating for 75. Business only street parking on a50X150 lot, or call 570-685-2287 includes good will, all furniture nice neighborhood, all appli- and fixtures, all kitchen equip- ances included. 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Stun- 696-2468 Family room with gas fireplace, and Newberry Estate Exceptional chen on the ground floor with ning landscaping with an in- hardwood floors. Formal dining door &outdoor speaker sys- 4bedroom, 3bath townhouse. 362 Susquehanna Avenue full bath. Great for two families HARVEYS LAKE room with bay window. French Hardwood floors. Bright &airy Completely remodeled, spec- to share,orin-lawʼsquarters. tem, oversized 2car garage & doors throughout. Master bedroom kitchen. Finished lower level tacular, 2story Victorian home, In Big Bass Lake Community underground sprinkler suite with master bath, walk-in system. closet and separate sitting room. This3bedroom, 4bath brick with walk-out to patio. Enjoy with 3bedrooms, 1.5 baths, with indoor &outdoor pools, town home offers aspacious carefree living with swimming, new rear deck, full front porch, $395,000 Lower level rec-room and office. club house, gym &lakefront Two car garage.Pittston Area floor plan,high ceilings, re- golf &tennis amenities. tiled baths &kitchen, granite beaches. Conveniently loc- Call Pat today @ 570-287-1196 School District. cessed lighting &rich hard- MLS#13-2185. $199,000 counter tops. All cherry hard- ated near Rts. 380, 435 &307. MLS#13-1076 wood floors. Cherry cabinets, Call Geri 570-862-7432 wood floors throughout, all new Call Tom cell 516-507-9403 Smith Hourigan Price Reduced alarge island, granite coun- LEWITH&FREEMAN stainless steel appliances & ONE SOURCE REALTY Group $298,000 ters, stainless steel appliances lighting. New oil furnace, wash- Call 570-696-3801 570-842-3200 HANOVER TWP. &over sized sink highlightthe er/dryer in first floor bath. Sandra Gorman: kitchen. Corian counters & DALLAS Great neighborhood, nice yard. 570-696-5408 European style tile &vanities $174,900 (30 year loan, HANOVER TOWNSHIP accent the baths. Finished $8,750 down, $739/month, 30 lower level (aboveground). years @3.25%) 2nd floor has new hardwood NOT IN FLOOD 37 Marina Drive Brazilian cherry floors. New Call Bob at landscaped patio, all fenced in. 570-654-1490 Immaculate 3BR, 2.5 bath End Smith Hourigan Group Unit Townhouse! Cherry & 570-696-1195 $279,900. 3Crestview Drive WALSH REAL ESTATE Call Ruth KSmith Sprawling multi-level, well-con- granite eat-in kitchen with ap- pliances open to living room LARKSVILLE 570-696-5411 structed and continuously main- Smith Hourigan Group tained.5,428 sq. ft. of livingspace. EXETER with fireplace and sliders to 227 Red Coat Lane patio; large dining area &foy- 570-696-1195 Living room and formal dining room Liberty Hills with two-way gas fireplace and er; spacious master bedroom 209 Constitution Avenue An absolutely wonderful, must see, suite; each bedroom has walk- hardwood flooring. Eat-in kitchen home with many desirable features with island. Florida room with flag- $269,900 including hardwood, tile &Pergo in closet; A/C; 1st floor laundry; stone floor. 5bedrooms, 4baths, 2 Meticulously maintained 4bed- style flooring, oak wood trim garage; Beach Membership & half-baths. Lower level rec-room room, 2story, vinyl sided,5 throughout,master bath with Boat slip available. with fireplace and wet bar leads to year old home situated on a garden tub &1st floor laundry, Call Rae 570-899-1209 heated,in-ground pool. Beautifully generous lot. Large, modern Lower level is A-1 grade including LEWITH &FREEMAN LARKSVILLE landscaped two-acre lot. $525,000. kitchen, 3baths, 1st floor fam- family room with fantasticgas fire MLS#13-1309 288-9371 437 Washington Ave. 437 Washington Ave. ily room, 2car garage, deck place, wet bar, 3/4 bath &addition- Cutie with alarge lot. Nice kitchen. Cutie with alarge lot. Nice kitchen. Call Joe Moore $69,900 al 4th bedroom. The original own- 570-288-1401 and soooo much more! NANTICOKE Roomy living room. Well kept Roomy living room. Well kept 1156 Wyoming Ave. MLS#11-2429 ers enjoyed this home for 13 years West Green St. home. Seller will give acarpet al- home. Seller will give acarpet al- Large home with 4bedrooms, yard DRUMS Call Florence Keplinger @ and now it's your chance. Nice 2bedroom ranch style lowance for second floor carpet. lowance for second floor carpet. with detached 2car garage, private 715-7737 MLS# 13-2335 Great starter home- why pay rent Great starter home- why pay rent yard. Home needs alittle updating $265,000 home, gas heat, finished base- Century 21 ment, vinyl siding, deck. Move when you can buy? This would also when you can buy? This would also but agreat place to start! Call Jim Banos make asuper investment property. make asuper investment property. www.atlasrealtyinc.com Smith Hourigan Group 570-991-1883 in condition. MLS# 12-3707 Reduced to $69,500 MLS# 12-3707 MLS 13-865 570-474-6307 For appointment $49,900 $49,900 Call Colleen COLDWELL BANKER Call Jim Call for aShowing Call for aShowing 570-237-0415 RUNDLE REAL ESTATE TOWNE & Tracy Zarola Tracy Zarola 570-474-2340 COUNTRY 570-696-0723 696-0723 Bright, sunny raised ranch with HANOVER TWP HARVEYS LAKE REAL ESTATE LEWITH&FREEMAN LEWITH&FREEMAN beautifully landscaped yard. Cul- 570-735-8932 REAL ESTATE, INC REAL ESTATE, INC de-sac location. Large oak kitchen 570-542-5708 570-696-3801 570-696-3801 with skylights and beamed ceiling in dining area. Wood burning fire- FORTY FORT Commercial place in the living room. Large Mas- ter bedroom suite. Family room, hobby room, huge garage and deck. MLS#13-1638 $164,900 30 Pine Street Call Mary Ann Desiderio 4bedroom contemporary with a 570-715-7733 291 Vanessa Drive very happy open floor plan. Plenty Smith Hourigan Group Scenic view of the Wyoming of natural light and high quality fin- Mountain Top Valley. Located at the end of a ishes. Nestled in aprivate setting. 570-474-6307 1426 Wyoming Ave. nice private road. Minutes to The beautiful in ground pool even REDUCED $189,900 DUPONT Wyoming ValleyCountry Club, has its own cabana with afull bath. You willfall in love with the grand Industrial Park &schools. This home also features natural ce- Victorian with magnificent entry foy- Close to Rtes. 81 &309. Cus- dar exteriorand atwo car garage. er, modern kitchen with new tom built, 4bedrooms &4 $324,000 counter tops, enclosed3season baths. 1st floor family room MLS# 13-1330 side and rear porch. Renovated Mark Nicholson large front porch, off street parking with wood burning fireplace. formal dining room off the liv- 570-696-0724 andsomuch more! Property could Lewith &Freeman also be Professional office in home ing room. 1st floor laundry, large enclosed patio with tile Real Estate, Inc. use. 570-696-6400 MUST SEE. MLS 12-3604 floor, hardwood floors on first & Reduced Jay A. Crossin second floors. Large two HARVEYS LAKE $61,900 Extension 23 vehicle garage. Lower level re- 424 Simpson St. CROSSIN REAL ESTATE creation room with bar, extra Good condition Cape Cod. 3bed- 570-288-0770 room with coal/wood burning room, 1full bath in quiet neighbor- stove which can be used as hood. For more info and photos vis- 5th bedroom. Lots of closet it: www.atlasrealtyinc.com GLEN LYON space. MLS12-4357 Brian Harashinski Must See to Appreciate 570-237-0689 MLS #12-4610 $269,900 205 Lakeside Drive Louise Laine 283-9100 x20 3bedroom 3bath, Lake Front Cape Cod with very spacious rooms. Central air, first floor DURYEA master bedroom and over- Commercial or Residential sized dock with boat slip. 80003008 Great opportunity to live and work in the same location OR maintain Home also features atwo car 194-196 E. Main St. garage. There is asewer hook- current tenant &rent out the store Large home with mother in law Medical/Health front! Spacious two floor, 3bed- LEHMAN TWP. up. Permit already in place for suite that can either be open to the the Lake shore.Build your room living quarters with large open rest of the house or closed off with 477 Trojan Road concept commercial/office store its own entrance and used as an Nice 3bedroom modular, 2 boathouse this summer! $ front. Newer roof, separate utilities apartment. This home has vinyl sid- baths, finished basement. All 480,000. Make an Offer! EEI &200 AMP electrical service. ing, newer electrical, replacement on six country acres MLS# 12-1362 d/b/a $65,000 windows, large yard and 2car gar- Offered @$139,500 Mark Nicholson CALL CHRISTINE age. Home offer a1st floor master Call Jim for details Or Buz Boback The Meadows Nursing and Rehabilitation Center (570) 332-8832 and bath, 3fireplaces and tons of TOWNE &COUNTRY REAL Lewith &Freeman JJ MANTIONE room. Come check out all the pos- ESTATE CO. 613-9080 Real Estate, Inc. sibilities for yourself. 735-8932 542-5708 570-696-0724 RN CHARGE DURYEA MLS 13-2419 7am-3:30pm $87,500 Rentals John Polifka Full Time 570-704-6846 Maple Manor w/ benefits FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY RNs can apply on line@ 570-542-2141 AQuality Manufactured Housing Community New and Pre-Owned Homes for Sale! https://home.eease.com/recruit/?id=5721451 HARVEYS LAKE Rentals Available ********************** Barnum Street SelectHomes for Lease with Option to Purchase RN/LPN Relief Charge Awesome lake view double Financing Available to Qualified Buyers $129,900 18 William Street, 7am-3:30pm Weekend Program 136 Pettebone St. wide, Mobile vinyl sided, Nice size, 2bedroom, 2bath home, peaked roof, covered deck on Taylor, Pa. 18517 Work every Monday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday newer roof, vinyl siding, atone front, foundation two car detached Rental Office: 570-562-1931 Full Time pay w/ full time benefits!! replacement windows, fenced in www.umh.com paved driveway 100x100 lot. Licensed by the Pa. Dept. of Banking NMLS 200331 RNs/LPNs can apply on line @ yard, above ground pool, off street $120,000 Call: 404-271-6728 parking for 4cars, gas heat, not af- https://home.eease.com/recruit/?id=5721621 fected by flood in Sept., 2011. Commercial ********************** Owner will look at offers. www.atlasrealtyinc.com LPN Med Tx Nurse MLS 13-1805 3pm-11:30pm Call Lu-Ann Full Time 570-602-9280 w/ benefits LPNs can apply on line @ https://home.eease.com/recruit/?id=346940 DURYEA ********************** CNAʼs 2:30pm-10:30pm Full Time/PartTime w/ benefits CNAʼscan apply on line @ https://home.eease.com/recruit/?id=296360

REDUCED $82,900 226 Church St. Individualized orientation program. Large 2story with 3bedrooms and Competitive starting rates 2full baths. Extra large room sizes, Vacation, Holiday and Personal Days stained glass and natural woodo- work. Not flooded in 2011. MLS Tuition Reimbursement #13-190. For more information and Health insurance and Pension Plan photos visit atlasrealtyinc.com. Call Charlie Apply in person at: Meadows Nursing &Rehab Center 4East Center Hill Road Dallas PA 18612 Or KINGSTON E-mail resumeʼ– [email protected] Double block. Brings in $1,050 per month. Big back yard. Fully e.o.e. rented. Great ROI. $74,999 570-430-1308 K

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561 MERCER AVE. $139,900 This roomy 2-Story includes a 129 S. Dawes Ave. modern kitchen &bath, living & $124,500 Three bedroom, 2bath cape cod dining rooms, 3bedrooms &a WOW AMODERN RANCH!King with central air, new windows, 100 LathropStreet family room in the lower-level. size brick Ranch located on the doors, carpets and tile floor. Full Charming 2storyhome in Theyard is small, but there is REDUCED outskirts of Nanticoke, Open floor concrete basement with 9' ceilings. desirable neighborhood. generous off-street parking. $87,500 plan with large sunny sunken living Walking distancetoWilkes Barre. 2bedroom, 1.5 bath with new REDUCED Enjoy the outdoors from your room, tiled kitchen, formal dining Electric and Oil heat. MLS #12- Kraft-Maid kitchen,quartz R. 1104 Springbrook $106,900 room 3bedrooms. Bath with tiled 3283. For more information and 15ʼ x10ʼtwo-tier deck, or the counters &SSGEappliances. Cape Cod home with endless 67 Carroll St. $64,900 garden tub and glass shower. Fin- photos visit: new front porch. This home in- possibilities. 3-4 bedroom, 1 The WOW factor! Move right in and Hardwood &tile, fireplace, sun 62 Pine St. ished lower level with fireplace, 3/4 www.atlasrealtyinc.com. cludes 2free-standing gas bath, central air, plenty of stor- enjoy this renovated home with no room and walk-up attic. 1car Enjoy the warm weather in this bath with laundry area and carport. Call Tom 570-262-7716 stoves. For more details &to age. Enclosed porch, garage worries! 3bedrooms with lots of garage. Call 570-407-1660. closet space. 2full baths including 3bedroom, 1bathroom home Newer roof, furnace and electrical. ATLAS REALTY, INC. view the photos online, go to: $159,000. with carport. Situated on 3lots. 570-829-6200 www.prudentialrealestate.com Directions: 1-81, Exit 180 a4piece master bath with custom with great curb appeal, sun Newly landscaped back yard. Prop- &enter PRU8N9T9 in the tile work, open floor plan with mod- room and patio. New roof and erty is aMust See! Moosic (Rt. 11) L. onto 502, ern kitchen with island, corner lot MLS 12-4107 Home Search. straight 1/2 mile. Turn Ronto newer windows.(Traveling N. KINGSTON with off street parking and nice on Main St. Pittston turn R. Michele Hopkins Listed at $94,500. LAFLIN 8th St., up hill, turn left, house yard. Come and take alook! 570-540-6046 MLS#13-1538. 3rd on right. onto Pine St., home is on left). www.atlasrealtyinc.com MLS 13-1897 Call today to www.atlasrealtyinc.com MLS 13-863 schedule aprivate showing. MLS 13-607 Call Colleen Call Keri Best Mary Ellen Belchick 696-6566 Call Keri Best 570-237-0415 570-885-5082 Walter Belchick 696-2600 570-885-5082 PRUDENTIAL POGGI &JONES 696-2600

$139,900 129 S. Dawes Ave. KINGSTON New Price Autos For Sale Three bedroom, 2bath cape $124,900 cod with central air, new win- 111 Laflin Road dows, doors, carpets and tile Nice 3bedroom, 1.5 bath Split floor. Full concrete basement Level home with hardwood with 9' ceilings. Walking dis- floors,1car garage, large tance to Wilkes Barre. Electric yard and covered patio in very and Oil heat. MLS #12-3283. convenient location. Great curb For more information and appeal and plenty of off street photos visit parking. Rt. 315 to light @ www.atlasrealtyinc.com Laflin Rd. Turn west onto Laflin Call Tom MUST SEE THIS Rd. Home is on left. 570-262-7716 KINGSTON GEM! For more info and photos Charming three bedroom 2 visit: www.atlasrealtyinc.com storyfeaturing pretty living MLS 12-2852 room. Formal dining room. Keri Best New kitchen with stainless 570-885-5082 steel appliances. Beautiful KINGSTON 175NEW F-SERIES IN STOCK! hardwood floors. Great third floor multi-purpose bonus room! Gas heat. Charming front porch.Private drive provides plenty of off street NEW!2013 FORD F-150 STX 4X4 parking. Call Ruthie for an PENN LAKE appointment today! FACTORYAIR, AUTO, 5.0 V8, SUPERCAB 4X4 MLS #13-754 18” ALLOY WHEELS, FOG LAMPS, $111,900 40/20/40 SEAT, SYNC, CHROME STEP BARS, 714-6110 TRAILER TOW PKG., POWER WINDOWS, Century 21 CRUISE, SIRIUS XM RADIO, 58 1st Avenue Smith Hourigan Group Reduced to sell fast. Quiet, 287-1196 convenient street. 3bedroom, 36 AT THIS PRICE! 11/2 bath. Finished family room, modern throughout. KINGSTONTWP. MSRP $36,070 MLS#11-3245. $148,000 This pristine 2year old log Call Joe Gilroy home is truly an amazing ex- MSRP ...... $36,070 GilroyReal Estate perience. No expense spared FORD REBATE...... -4,000 YS 570-288-1444 and the immaculate design in- SIM-ROC DISCOUNT ...... -3,071 $ 18” ALLO cludes, energy efficient Geo- FORD FINANCE BONUS -1,000 SYNC 570-690-0394 Thermalheating system, su- BUY FOR $27,999 27,999 perior wall foundation, 5-inch PARSONS wide hardwood plank floors, Taxes & DMV fees extra. Ford Finance Bonus with approved credit to finance thru FMC. Bodle Road 42-inch kitchen cabinets, cus- JUST LISTED 2story olderhome with up- tom designed quartz counter graded kitchen &bath, top, built-in finished 2car gar- $134,900 age. To top it all off, it sits in a 35 Wyndwood Dr. Large living room, formal SIMMONS-ROCKWELL perfect, private location. .com Like new 2bedroom, 2bath dining room, lower level fam- MLS# 13-2048 attached ranch. Upgraded kit- ily room. Hot water heat, $339,000 chen, vaulted living room, garage &carport. 1.1 acre Robert Altmayer Hallstead, PA Bath, NY Hornell, NY sunroom, master bedroom. lot. 570-793-7999 www.35wyndwood .com MLS #13-2320 Call Mark $150,000 RUNDLE 570-879-5000 607-776-7100 607-324-4444 BeseckerRealty 215-275-0487 REAL ESTATE .com/simmons-rockwell C-21 TRES 675-3611 570-474-2340 Autos For Sale COCCIA FORDFORD -L- LINCOLNINCOLN CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED BENEFITS INCLUDE: JUNEJULY CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED BENEFITS INCLUDE: SPESPECIACIALL 1.9% APR 6YR./100,000 MILE COMPREHENSIVE WARRANTY COVERAGE Financing CERTIFIEDCERTIFIED 2010-2012 LINCOLN MKZ Available 24/7 ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE 200 POINT INSPECTION for up to 60 Mos. AWD, Power Moonroof, Leather, Heated and Cooled Seats, WitWithhAApprovedpproved CreditCredit Power CERTIFIEDSeats,CERTIFIEDParking Assist, Sync,2010-2012Reverse Camera,LINCOLN MKZ Low Miles, Some with Navigation AWD, Power Moonroof, Leather, Heated and Cooled Seats, Power Seats, Parking Assist, Sync, Reverse Camera, 11Low00Miles, Some withSTARTINGNavigation AT TO CHOOSE $$ STARTING AT FROM1100 242244,,990990 TO CHOOSE $$ FROM 242244,,990990 CERTIFIEDCERTIFIED 2009 LINCOLN MKS AWD Moonroof, Leather, Power,CERTIFIEDCERTIFIEDHeated &Memory Seats,2009Some withLINCOLNNavigation, MKS AWD Power Moonroof,PanoramicLeather,Vista Roof,Power,ParkingHeated Sensors,&Memory Seats, Some with Navigation, AdaptivePowerCruisePanoramicControl,VistaLowRoof,LowParkingMiles Sensors, Adaptive Cruise Control, Low Low Miles SStartStartingtarting atat 222$ SStartStartingtarting atat TO CHOOSE2$ $ TO CHOOSE 22$ 66,,990990 AS LOW AS 3700 MILES FROM FROM 2266,,990990 AS LOW AS 3700 MILES

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$309,000 Beautiful home in abeautiful 393 E. Noble St. PRICE REDUCED location. 2003 custom built OPEN HOUSE $360,000 Check out this 4bedroom, 1.5 bath $189,900 Great investment property. On home with 1car detached garage. 20 Nittany Lane Cape Cod offers 4.89 cleared Sunday, July 7, 2-4P.M. STEEPLECHASE 10 FairfieldDrive acres. Heated in ground pool, corner lot. Close to all major 50 Grandville Drive This home features aJacuzzi tub, Affordable 3level townhome fea- highways &conveniences. $119,900 Exceptional &spacious cus- newer roof, furnace, hot water heat- tures 2car garage, 3bedrooms, 3full baths, 1st floor master 115 HemlockSt. Outstanding 3bedroom, 21/2 bath tom builtcedar home with bedroom &laundry &anmod- Bring all offers. 1unit needs to Lots of updates in this roomy Cape townhouse out of the flood zone. er, replacement windows, fenced 3.5 baths, lower level patio and up- be updated &you are all done. open floor plan and all of the yard and large covered deck. per level deck, gas fireplace, cent- ern kitchen. 2car attached Cod in adesirable neighborhood. Formal diningroom, family room, amenities situated on 2lots in MLS 13-613 ral air and vac and stereo system gar- age with bonus room MLS #13-1983 Large eat in kitchen with new floor- master bedroom suite, private picturesque setting. Create $77,900 www.atlasrealtyinc.com above. Close to Humboldt In- $160,000 ing. Finished basement with theat- guest suite also on upper level. memories in this 5BR, 4bath Call John Polifka MLS 13-871 dus- trial Park &Eagle Rock Call Pat Doty at er/rec room. Large level yard. Central air and central vacuum. home with 18ʼ ceiling in living 570-704-6846 Call Colleen 570-394-6901 Priced to sell! Deck, garage +many extras. Resort. MLS# 13-894. Freshly paintedand carpeted, so room, gas fireplace, granite kit- FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY 570-237-0415 Call Donna Cain 947-3824 or MLS 12-4231 chen, large 2story foyer, huge 570-542-2141 Call Kevin Sobilo move right in! Tony Wasco 855-2424 570-817-0706 $169,900 finished lowerlevel for enter- Weichert Realtors MLS #13-195. taining with bar/fullkitchen & PITTSTON Trade Mark Ask for Bob Kopec wine cellar. In-ground pool & S. WILKES-BARRE Humford Realty Inc hot tub. Directions: Rt 315 to 570-901-1020 570-696-2468 570-822-5126 Laflin Rd., right onto Oakwood Dr., right onto Fordham Rd, left Other onto Fairfield Dr., home is on the right. MLS 12-4063 www.atlasrealtyinc.com Call Keri Best 570-885-5082 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY $134,900 15 High St. Well kept newly remodeled, 2story $105,000 home, with modern kitchen,central 43 Richmont Ave. LAFLIN air, new triple pane replacement Near Riverside Park. Motiv- Would you like to deliver newspapers windows and custom made blinds ated seller, make reasonable for each window. Home is in move offer. 3bedroom, 2bath Cape in condition, with plaster walls and Cod, central air, hardwood as an Independent Contractor design ceilings, plus much, much floor, above groundpool, more. AMUST SEE! fenced yard. MLS 13-1088 www.atlasrealtyinc.com under an agreement with Fred Mecadon MLS 13-789 570-817-5792 Tom Salvaggio 570-262-7716 THE TIMES LEADER? $229,000 7Concord Drive Beautifully maintained 2story PITTSTON SUGARLOAF in Oakwood Park. 3bedrooms, $309,000 2.5 baths with 2car garage Beautiful home in abeautiful and private rear yard. Mature location. 2003 custom built • KINGSTON • PLYMOUTH landscaping, gas/electric heat Cape Cod offers 4.89 cleared with central air. acres. Heated in ground pool, www.atlasrealtyinc.com 3full baths, 1st floor master MLS 13-2215 bedroom &laundry &anmod- • SWOYERSVILLE • WAPWALLOPEN Call Charlie ern kitchen. 2car attached PRICE REDUCTION gar- age with bonus room $169,900 above. Close to Humboldt In- 69 Curtis St. dus- trial Park &Eagle Rock • WILKES-BARRE • SWEET HUNLOCK CREEK LAFLIN Spacious 3bedrooms home, re- Resort. MLS# 13-894. built in 1980 with 2full baths and a Call Donna Cain 947-3824 or 3/4 master bath. Private pool area Tony Wasco 855-2424 with brand new liner, 2car garage with 1/2bath and full 2nd story for Weichert Realtors • LEE PARK • TRUCKSVILLE hobby room, etc. Located at the Trade Mark end of dead end street, affords lots 570-901-1020 of privacy. www.atlasrealtyinc.com $254,900 MLS 13-2079 24 Fordham Road Call Charlie Call Terry to makeanappointment Great Split Level in OakwoodPark, Laflin. 13 rooms, 4bedrooms, 21/2 baths. 2car garage and large at 570-829-7138 corner lot. Lots of space for the large or growing family. www. atlasrealtyinc.com PITTSTON MLS 13-452 CALL AN Call Charlie RT LARKSVILLE EXPE To place an ad call

REDUCED $109,000 829-7130 25 SwallowSt. AUCTION / ESTATE / Grand 2story home with Vic- Estate Sales Yard Sale Yard Sale Yard Sale torial features, large eat in kit- YARD SALE EDWARDSVILLE FORTY FORT KINGSTON TRUCKSVILLE chen with laundry, 3/4 bath on Hanover Towship YARD SALE! YARD/HOUSE SALE MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE first floor, 2nd bath with claw 375 River Street 97 Bellas Street 242 &249 Terrace Avenue foot tub, lots of closet space. ESTATE SALE $149,900 Multi-FamilyYard Sale! 588 CherryStreet Sat. &Sun., July 6&7,9to3 Sat, July 6, 8-12 Sat., July 6, 8-12 511 E. State St. Move in ready, off street park- (Hanover Green) Basketball hoop, Household Furniture, household items, 2 Water skis, vacuums, weight ing in rear. MLS 12-3926 Saturday, July 6, 2013 Everything you need is in this 47 Steele Street 8:00-4:00 goods, books, clothing and refrigerators, washer &dryer & bag, baby items, Bellini crib, house. 4bedrooms, lower level Call Colleen Fri, Sat &Sun 7/5-7/7, 9to2 Something for Everyone! much more! household, kid's &adult cloth- family room, den open, living/din- 570-883-7594 Directions: From Main Street No Early Birds! Edwardsville, take Hillside to ing, kids toys, exercise equip- ing room, nice yard with above a/c, pool, bike, rug, kerosene FORTY FORT ment. ground pool and covered patio, ex- Right on Cherry KINGSTON tra parking. 1car garage. Very well heater, microwave,norditrak, Multi-Family Yard Sale! WAPWALLOPEN home/country/ holiday decor, Entire contents of home, in- 98 Dana Street Multi-FamilyYard Sale maintained home. Move right in! Frederick and Richard Streets 405 Pond Hill Mountain Rd. MLS 13-2432 car and booster seats, toys, cluding Antiques, beautiful Sat., July 6, 7to2 Cheap... Cheap, CHEAP,tons (Off of Pringle Street) MOVING SALE CALL COLLEEN PITTSTON luggage, books and much Cherry bedroom set, like new Sat., July 6, 9-4 570-883-7594 more. Everything must go, sofa and love seat, ma- of New Women's Designer Sat., July 6, 8to3 make me an offer hogany secretary desk, nice Clothing &kids clothes, TV, Household items, kids toys, Ican't refuse! Maple bedroom furniture, Ce- Oak Table, toys, Shoes, clothes and more! dar chest, set of Bentwood Purses and Much Much More! LARKSVILLE MOUNTAIN TOP Ice Cream chairs, lots of Fine CAR PORT SALE! NANTICOKE 35 GREYSTONE DRIVE Sat., July 6th 9am-2pm Porcelain and glassware, 138 Wilson Street China sets In. Haviland Li- Forty Fort Sat., July 6, 8to2 HUGE MOVING moges, jewelry, vintage 111 Center St. End tables, lamp, motorcycle Reduced clothes and hats, vintage toys helmets, house hold, women's $99,900 SALE Tag Sale! Everything priced to sale! and much more! (Wyoming Ave. to Fort St. to clothing sizes 10-12, boys and WEST 328 S. Main St. girls sizes 5-7, toys and more! 3story Victorial with 10 rooms, 4 NO JUNK! Center) WYOMING Couches, Bedroom Furniture, SALE BY COOK &COOK Sat. July 6, 8:00-3:00 bedrooms, 2baths, 2car garage ESTATE with newer driveway. Central air, Office Furniture, Big Screen, Contents of lovely filled home. MOUNTAIN TOP 6th Street Bow Flex, Air Hockey, Slate LIQUIDATORS Sofa, chairs, marble top large yard. MLS 13-1073 www.cookandcookestate Garage Sale www.atlasrealtyinc.com Pool Table, kids hockey, skate- tables, lamps, Drop leaf table, Open year round liquidators.com 1534 Heslop Road Call Tom board, Contractor tools, arc Victorian settee, sideboard, SPACE AVAILABLE 570-262-7716 Sat., July 6, 8–1 PM. INSIDE &OUT 1210 S. Hanover Street welder, air compressor, tons Limoges, hand painted china, Rain or Shine. Misc. items. .Large 3bedroom 1bath home with smalls,deco kitchen, Christ- flow blue, cut crystal, cup & Acres of parking abig yard. Possible off street park- Yard Sale Computer routers, boating mas, double stroller, portable saucer collection, Toys, CDs, equip, tools, etc. ing in the back off the alley. This crib. books, animal figurines, OUTSIDE home has replacement windows on AVOCA frames, art work, pottery, NANTICOKE the second floor and awnings over Estate Sales Yard Sale! hand painted tinware, Cos- SPACES the windows. This will be agreat PLAINS 1114 Plane Street tume jewelry, clothing, hats, YARD &BAKE home with alittle TLC. DURYEA Sat., July 6, 8-12, No Early $10 MLS# 13-2093 Loads of dishware, glass- SALE Saturday 10am-2pm $59,900 Birds! Exercise Equipment, ware, silverplate, kitchen set, Sunday 8am-4pm ESTATESALE baby items, DVD's, Patio Fur- kitchen items, holiday, Twin Holy Transfiguration Hall John Polifka 401 Meyers Street Hanover Section of Nanticoke 570-704-6846 niture, decorations &More! bedroom, antique bedroom, WILKES-BARRE Saturday, July 6, 2013 linens, sewing machine, Fri.,&Sat., July 5th &6th FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY 10 am to 3pm 4FAMILY YARD SALE 570-542-2141 9:00-4:30 DALLAS Porch swing, treasures! Too 111 Wood Street Directions: Foote Ave. to much to list, all priced to sell! Sunday/Bag Bargain Day NANTICOKE HUGE Garage Sale! 2pm to 4opm Sat., July 6, 9-4 Pond St. to Meyers 59 Church Road Lawn equipment, bathroom ac- Entire contentsofhome and POTATO PANCAKES Sat., July 6, 7-3. Rain or Shine! SATURDAY ONLY cessories, lots children's garage. Including nice Ma- Something for Everyone! clothes &toys, women's sizes, hogany and Maple bedroom FORTYFORT PARSON SECTION XLARGE, household items. sets, antique Cedar chest, E. PetteboneSt. .25/.50/.75 CENT TABLES $57,500 Victorian, Marble top table, DALLAS 28 STUCKER ST. kitchen set, gun safe, vintage Moving Sale COMMUNITY Fri. July 5th 9-2 Rain or Shine WILKES-BARRE 13 Warner St. 115 Sago Street Move in ready starter home toys, vintage Lionel train sets, YARD SALE (across from Hollenback Park) Garage Sale holiday, fishing items, lots of Sat., July 6, 9to2 SAT.,JULY 6TH 8am-1pm Clothing, books, comforter set 335 Plymouth Avenue with off street parking, fenced Many furniture and house hold yard, and alarge deck! MLS tack, Farrier and horse re- &much more. Fri &Sat July 5&6,8-2 lated items, saddles and items, antique Singer Sewing Toys, housewares,Care 13-1862 Machine, Sofa Bed and a FORTY FORT PLAINS/HUDSON GARDENS Kevin Sobilo saddle stands, animal cages, Bears/Cabbage Patch dolls, 1210 S. Hanover St. variety of items! Yard Sale Yard Sale boy's clothing (5-10), mi- 570-817-0706 50 lb. Anvil, numerous hand 18 Juniper Drive Large 3bedroom 1bath home with and power tools, like new, 77 Yates Street, near the crowave, Christmas decora- abig yard. Possible off street park- Dunkin Donuts Sat., July 6, 9to3 ing in the back off the alley. This simplicity 8.5 h.p. snow DALLAS tion &more! Priced to Sell 7FAMILY YARD SALE .Sat. July 6, 8am-3pm Cameras, stereo, women's home has replacement windows on blower, Honda self-propelled clothing, jewelry, books and lawn mower, large upright on 330 Huntsville Road Kids toys ages 0-17 clothes- WILKES-BARRE the second floor and awnings over books-décor-youthguitars Many Miscellaneous items. the windows. This will be agreat wheels tool box, lots of base- Sat., July 6, 7-3 Yard Sale ment and garage items, 1989 Baby gear, 0/5T boy's clothes, (lefty/righty)-Old bikes- 241 HortonStreet home with alittle TLC. PLAINS telescopes-video games- SWOYERSVILLE MLS# 13-2093 GMC jimmy 4x4 and much wringer washer, sporting Huge Multi-Family Sat., July 6, 8-4 $59,900 more. goods, furniture, books. AND MUCH MORE! Dishes, glassware, knick- Any reasonable offer accepted Back Yard Sale! John Polifka 272 Slocum Street knacks, small appliances, 570-704-6846 CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED DALLAS Fri. &Sat., July 5&6,8to3 books, housewares &much FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY SALE BY COOK &COOK Toys, clothes, housewares, more! 570-542-2141 Two-Family KINGSTON ESTATE GARAGE SALE collectibles, tools and power WILKES-BARRE LIQUIDATORS Garage Sale! SHAVERTOWN REDUCED 20 &22Robbins Road, 620 Charles Ave. tools, refrigerator,bassinet, YARD SALE $199,900 www.cookandcookestate Sun,, July 7, 11-6 crib, Thomas the Tank table, 87 AcademyStreet liquidators.com Haddonfield Hills 4Spruce Ave. Sat., July 6, 8to3 Children's clothing, furniture, CD's and DVD's and Fri &Sat, July 5&6,9-4 BIRCHWOOD HILLS Christmas Decorations, tools household goods, home decor, something for everyone! Treadmill, ping pong table, 3bedrooms, 3baths. Hardwood and Odds &Ends! toys, small appliances, area clothes (plus size), household floors, central air. Finished base- rugs, TV's, video games. Swoyersville items, jewelry &much more! ment with fireplace, great yard, su- EDWARDSVILLE Yard sale per location. MLS 13-1251 KINGSTON 37 Sidney Street WYOMING www.atlasrealtyinc.com. YARD SALE Saturday July 6th 8amto2pm Multi-Family Yard Sale! Call Tom 570-262-7716 56 S. Gates Ave. kids clothing and coats (3t & 153 9th Street 18 Genoa Lane Sat., July 6, 9-4 4t), kids toys (step 2train ta- Sat., July 6, 8to12 NEW LISTING! Toys, tools, hand crafted ble, step 2wagon, step 2roller Household, clothing, books, For Sale By Owner cradle &rocking horse, house- coaster) household items, dec- CD's and More! Executive downsize home, 4 hold,clothing, bike stand, con- orations, men's and women's bedrooms, 2.5 baths, private tents of cellar &more! clothing, and much more. back yard with 16 x36in WARRIOR RUN 681 MAIN STREET 2story, 2bedroom with fenced in TRUCKSVILLE ground pool. Meticulously yard, all appliances included. FREE PLYMOUTHTWP. maintained. $389,000 $51,900 Call Ed Appnel VENDOR SPOTS OUTSIDE 295 AVONDALE HILL RD. 65 Staub Road www.forsalebyowner.com 570-817-2500 EVERY SATURDAY FOR THE SAT., JULY 6th, 9-1 Sat., July 6, 8-1 ID 23949718 WALSH REAL ESTATE MONTH OF JULY 5piece rattan set, many new Furniture, dishes, housewares, or call 315-382-5295 570-654-1490 home decor items. clothes&much more! K

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Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Houses For Sale Land (Acreage) REAL ESTATE RENTALS Apartments /Townhouses Apartments /Townhouses WAPWALLOPEN WILKES-BARRE WILKES-BARRE Earth Conservancy PITTSTON HARVEYS LAKE Mountain Top Land For Sale 1&2bedroom ,wall to wall 2nd floor. 5rooms. Sun porch. Wall Price Reduction carpet, appliances, Lake rights. to wall. Off street parking. • 61 +/- Acres Nuangola Off street parking. No pets. $750/month -heat, water, sewage $88,000 Lease, security and refer- &garbage paid by owner. NO • 46 +/- Acres Hanover Twp. ences. 570-639-5920 PETS! 570-474-5568 $69,000 MOUNTAIN TOP • Highway Commercial KOZ KINGSTON IMMEDIATELYAVAILABLE 2ND Hanover Twp. 3+/- 1st floor, spacious, 2bed- FLOOR UNIT! 1bedroom apart- 359 Pond Hill Acres 11 +/- Acres rooms, dining room, large liv- ments for elderly, disabled. Rents Mountain Road • Wilkes-BarreTwp. Acreage ing room with fire place, mod- based on 30% of ADJ gross in- 4bedroom home features agreat 37 Flick Street $99,900 Zoned R-3 ern kitchen and bath, carpet- come. Handicap Accessible. Equal yard with over 2acres of property. Nice 2possibly 3bedroom home • Sugar Notch Lot $11,800 ing, garage available, No pets. Housing Opportunity.TTY711 or Situated across from aplayground. with alarge driveway and garage. 77 Schuler St. $69,900 $595. 570-696-1866 570-474-5010 This institution is an Needs some TLC but come take a This home has anewer kitchen and NOTHING to do but move right See Additional Land for Sale 68 William St. equal opportunity provider &em- look, you wouldnʼtwant to miss out. afull bath with laundry area on the in! This home has everything Great investment property with ployer. There is apond at the far end of 1st floor. There is anice yard and at: KINGSTON you need...3 bedrooms, 2.5 3units and separate utilities. 116 or 118 Main St. the property that is used by all sur- deck for your outside enjoyment. baths, large fenced in yard, www.earthconservancy.org Call: 570-823-3445 Each unit has 2entrances and Near Kingston Corners. 2nd floor, NANTICOKE rounding neighbors. This is an es- There is anewer furnace and roof screened in porch, off street 1bedroom, 1bath, living room tate and is being sold as is. No also. Come and check it out. washer hook up. Roof is 5 newly remodeled, 4rooms, bath, parking, quiet neighborhood. KINGSTON years old. For more info visit: laundry room. Walk up attic, water, &kitchen. Refrigerator &stove, sellers property disclosure. Will en- MLS# 13-2103 Home recently remodeled in- washer/dryer hook up. tertain offers in order to settle es- $41,000 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY www.atlasrealtyinc.com. sewer &parking. No pets. No tate. MLS 11-962 John Polifka side &out. www.atlas MLS 12-1897 smoking. $525 &$575 +utilities. $575/month, includes heat & $49,900 570-704-6846 realtyinc.com. MLS 13-467 New on Market. Highly visible Call Tom 570-288-9843 water. Call Karen FIVE MOUNTAINS REALTY Call Colleen corner lot—1900 square foot build- 570-262-7716 570-735-4074 Leave message Coldwell Banker 570-542-2141 570-237-0415 ing with large front windows—off street parking for 8cars. Gas heat Kingston Nanticoke RundleReal Estate 1st Floor, recently renovated, 2 and central air. Can be used for re- 1bedroom, 1st floor, refrigerat- 570-474-2340 WILKES-BARRE bedrooms, with washer &dryer tail or office. Ready for occupancy. or, stove, washer/dryer hook- hook-up, $650 per month, plus util- MLS 13-1772 $215,000 up &porch. $400/month +util- WEST PITTSTON ities, water and sewer included. Off Call Rhea Simms Apartments /Townhouses ities, security &references. street parking. 570-443-0770 HARVEYS LAKE 570-696-6677 Water, sewage, garbage in- Lewith &Freeman KINGSTON cluded. No smoking. no pets. Real Estate, Inc. KINGSTON 570-760-6959. 570-696-3801 E. WALNUT ST. 3bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1st floor 2nd floor. Located in quiet laundry, very clean, all new in- side. $850. 1st, last month PARSONS LAFLIN neighborhood. Kitchen, living 2nd floor 2bedroom, room, dining room, sunroom, rent &security. Call 570-817-0601 washer/dryer, refrigerator & PRICE REDUCTION $32,900 bath, 3bedrooms; 2large &1 stove. Heat included. Refer- Charming 1,000+ sq. ft. 2bedroom, Lot#9 Pinewood Dr small. Lots of closets, built-in ences. No pets Security 1/1/2 bath with separate driveway Build your new home in agreat linen closet &hutch. Hard- KINGSTON $685/month. 570-332-9355 $109,900 on aquiet street. Lower level was neighborhood. Convenient loc- wood &carpeted floors. Fire- Deluxe, quiet, airy 3bedroom, 214 Fremont St. finished for former business -has 184 State Route 29 ation near highways, airport, place. Storage room. Yard. 2nd floor, 1.5 baths &office. All PITTSTON Very well cared for 3bedroom separate entrance, 1/2 bath &elec- Nice charming home in Har- casino and shopping appliances, washer/dryer in unit. 2nd floor, large &modern. 2 tric baseboard heat (not included in Washer /dryer, stove /fridge. Wall-to-wall, C/A, garage,attic, no home in move in condition. Large veys Lake. Open eat in kit- 156 x110 x150 x45 Heat and hot water included. 1 bedrooms,living room, com- eat in kitchen, nice yard, freshly total sq. ft). chen, 2bedrooms, 11/2 bath pets/no smoking, lease. MLS #13-1592 $49,000 DIRECTIONS Rt 315 to laflin year lease +security. $950. 570-287-1733 puter room, laundry room with painted bedrooms with new carpet. and anice large private lot. Rd; make left off Laflin Rd onto 570-283-4370 washer &dryer. Full bath,kit- Newer windows. Not Flooded Dana Distasio 570-715-9333 Home also offers a2car de- Pinewood Dr. Lot is on corner chen with stove, fridge &dish www.atlasrealtyinc.com tached garage. Home is just of Pinewood Dr. and Hickory- washer. Fresh paint &carpet. MLS 13-2032 LEWITH &FREEMAN SHICKSHINNY KINGSTON 570-474-9801 waiting for your personal wood Dr. MLS 13-23 (1 mile north of town) Effi- Water &trash incl. No Colleen Turant touch. $142,900 E. WALNUT ST. 570-237-0415 atlasrealtyinc.com ciency, on Rte. 11. Includes smokers, no pets. $550/month WILKES-BARRE MLS#13-1787 Call Keri Best heat, air, garbage, satellite TV +security. 570-881-9789 after Call/text Donna Cain 570-885-5082 Light, bright, 3rd floor, 2bed- 6pm. &water. Coin-op washer/dry er rooms, carpeted. entry sys- 947-3824 or Tony Wasco available. Tenant pays electric. 855-2424 tem, garageExtra storage & PITTSTON $575/ month +security. Appli- cable TV included. Laundry Weichert Realtors, ances. Plenty of parking. Modern 2bedroom 2nd floor WEST WYOMING facilities. Heat &hot water apartment with gas heat. New Trade Mark 570-793-9530 furnished. Fine neighbor- LAFLIN deck. $500. month plus utilit- 570-901-1020 hood. Convenient to bus & ies. Conveniently located. No $99,500 Back Mountain stores. No pets. Refer- 2.44 acres of land zoned R-3 for 2bedroom, large modern eat in kit- Pets. No Smoking. Call Rae WILKES-BARRE townhouse or could be used for chen, bath, carpeting, large deck, ences. Security. Lease. No 570-899-1209 75 Mercedes Drive single family building lots (with ap- ample parking, No Pets. $595. smokers please. $730. LEWITH&FREEMAN Beautifully kept split level in proval). Public water and sewer 570-696-1866 month. Call 570-287-0900 desirable Barney Farms. 3car available. www.atlasrealtyinc.com 288-9371 attached garage, fin- ished MLS 13-1389 DALLAS PITTSTON TWP. basement &attic. Land- Call Charlie HI-MEADOWSAPARTMENTS KINGSTON $74,500 First floor, 3bedroom, paint, Newly remodeled. 2bed- scaped lot, covered deck with 1075 Memorial Hwy. rooms, 1bath. Full kitchen, 384 Tripp St. Low &Moderate Income stove, fridge, washer/dryer 3bedroom, 1bath, 2story with custom pull down shades. hookup. OSP $625 +utilities. with appliances, living room Hard- wood living room, form- Elderly Rentals Include: large kitchen, dining room and liv- *Electric Range & 570-814-0843 with marble fireplace &hard- ing room. Private rear yard, nice al dining room both freshly wood floors. Washer/ Dryer in- painted, cathedral ceilings in Refrigerator neighborhood gas heat. LEHMAN *Off Street Parking KINGSTON HOUSE cluded. Jacuzzi tub. Off street www.atlasrealtyinc.com living room &kitchen. Full wet 9Acres on Lehman Outlet *Community Room Nice, clean furnishedroom, starting at parking. $800 +utilities. No MLS 13-2179 bar in fin- ished basement, Road. 470ʼ front, over 1,000ʼ *Coin Operated $340. Efficiency at $450 month fur- pets. Call (570) 540-6779 Call Charlie walk out patio for your deep. Wooded. $125,000. Call Laundry nished with all utilities included. Off parties/cookouts. Besecker Realty *Elevator. street parking. 570-718-0331 PLAINS Modern 2bedroom, 1bath, OptiontoRent. 46 Alexander Street 570-675-3611 *VideoSurveillance MLS#12-1874 Applications Accepted KINGSTON 2nd floor apartment. Kitchen Large double block with lots of Location! Remodeled apart- Ann Devereaux MOUNTAIN TOP by Appointment with appliances. New carpet. potential. Quiet neighborhood, ment with off street parking. Conveniently located. No WEST WYOMING 570-212-2038 off street parking, 3bedroom VACANT LAND 570-675-5944 Classic Properties 2.87 wooded acres located in the 8a.m. -4p.m. electric heat. 1year lease re- smoking -nopets. each side and large rooms. 48 TDD Only, quired.Credit check required. $600 PER MONTH. 570-587-7000 hours noticed required to Ice Lakes MLS #13-1498 $89,900 Call Evelyn Hogan 262-5956 1-800-654-5984 No pets. $575/month. Call Call Rae 790 Northern Blvd. show. $75,000 Voice Only, Clarks Summit, PA 18411 LEWITH&FREEMAN Nicole 570-715-7757. 570-899-1209 MLS# 13-1278 570-474-9801 1-800-654-5988 LEWITH&FREEMAN Call/text Donna Cain Handicap Accessible 288-9371 WILKES-BARRE 947-3824 or Tony Wasco Equal Housing Opportunity 855-2424 MOUNTAIN TOP PLYMOUTH Reduced -$89,900 Weichert Realtors S. Main St. &S.Church Rd. DALLAS Spacious 2bedroom, 2floors, 1565 Shoemaker Avenue Alberts Corners central air, 1½baths, new Well taken care of Cape Cod with 3 TradeMark Property for Sale MEADOWS kitchen, dishwasher, stove, bed, 1bath, hardwood floors, de- 570-901-1020 3.5 Commercially refrigerator, washer-dryer, off tached 1car garage. MLS 13-2280 Zoned Acres APARTMENTS www.atlas realtyinc.com 220 Lake St. street parking, No smoking/No Owner 011-44-7741870497 SMITH HOURIGAN pets.$550 month plus utilities. Tom Salvaggio YATESVILLE Susan 570-441-3909 Housing for the elderly &mo- 570-262-7716 bility impaired; all utilities in- GROUP 570-814-6620 $174,900 NEWPORT TWP. cluded. Federally subsidized 570-474-6307 PLYMOUTH 105 Plymouth Ave. program. Extremely low in- This lovelyBi-level home fea- Large 2nd floor apartment, 5 LOTS -LOTS-LOTS come persons encouraged to KINGSTON bedrooms, 2full baths, 1isa tures 3bedrooms, 1and 1/2 apply. Income less than Quiet &bright 2bedroom, sun bathrooms, in ground pool with master bathroom. All new WHITE HAVEN 1mile south of L.C.C.C. Estab- $12,450. 570-675-6936 room, hard wood floors, en- flooring, carpets &tile. Fresh pool bar and deck, central air. lished developmentwith under- TDD 800-654-5984 closed back porch. Washer/ Hardwood floors, gas fireplace, $129,900 paint throughout, No pets, ground utilities including gas. 8am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. dryer hook-up, off street park- please. 3blocks from high finished lowerlevel, fenced in 617 Willowcrest Dr. Cleared lot. 100ʼ frontage x Equal Housing Opportunity ing. $675/month +utilities & yard and 2year garage with End unit. 2bedroom town- school. $750/month. 158. $35,000. Handicap Accessible security. Available 9/1. 570-719-1111, leave message ONE YEAR HOME WAR- home with master bath on 2nd 570-407-0472 RANTY. (directions: Old RIver floor. Needs alittle TLC. Lot 210 ʻ frontage 158ʼ deep on DALLAS SHAVERTOWN Road to Dagobert, at 2nd stop MLS 13-569 hill with great view $35,000. Newly remodeled, 2bedroom. KINGSTON One bedroom, livingroom &kit- sign turn Ronto Plymouth Ave. Call Tom Call 570-736-6881 $600/month Water, sewer & chen apartment. Security required. NEW LISTING Home is on left in 2nd block) 570-262-7716 garbage included. No pets No pets. $500/month +util- ities. 211 Wilkes-Barre Street SDK GREEN www.atlasrealtyinc.com SHAVERTOWN 570-855-8783. Call after Call Enjoy this 2story, 3bedroom, MLS 13-2144 5:00pm ACRES Jolyn Bartoli 2bath home. Recently up- Keri Best 570-885-5082 570-696-5425 dated! Large living room with Beautiful 1acre building lot Smith Hourigan Group located in established back DUPONT HOMES stone fireplace. Eat-in kitchen 2nd floor, 2bedroom, heat, 11 Holiday Drive 570-696-1195 with new stove Large 1st floor YATESVILLE Mountain sub-division. Buy “A Place To Call Home” water, sewer &appliances in- SHICKSHINNY family room directly off the kit- now and start building your Spacious 1, 2&3Bedroom cluded. No pets. $675/month. 2or3bedroom, deck with chen area with sliding glass dream home in the spring. Lot Apts. WILKES-BARRE Security &references required. view, fenced yard, section 8 door to backyard. 2car gar- has underground utilities, pub- Gas heat included 570-479-0190 welcome. $575 month. agewith loft area for agreat lic sewer and private well. FREE 570-814-8299 workshop or additional living MLS #13-137. $62,400 EDWARDSVILLE 24 hr. on-site Gym space when finished. Addition- Christine Pieczynski, 696-6569 Spacious, luxurious, 2bed- Community Room SOUTH WILKES-BARRE al access to backyard alley. Prudential rooms, 2nd floor, off street Swimming Pool Good area Modernkitchen and From Mountain Top take 437 Poggi &Jones parking. Brand new, high en- Maintenance FREE bath, 3bedroom 4car garage to White Haven,LEFT on the REALTORS ergy efficient windows &stove. Controlled Access wall to wall carpeting, Wilkes-Barre Street. White $169,900 Washer/dryer hook up &dish- Patio/Balcony washer/dryer hookup. $695 Haven is 17 miles from Wilkes- 603 Willowcrest Dr. washer. $650/month +utilities, and much more... mo. call 570-856-3700 Super end unit townhouse, no fees. SHICKSHINNY 1year lease, security, refer- Barre and 4miles from I-476 296 N. Main St. and I-80 interchange. 2bedrooms, 3baths, central air, ences &credit check. No pets, 570-288-9019 SWOYERSVILLE $133,000 electric heat, cathedral ceiling with 23+/- acres of wooded land and www.sdkgreen acres.com MLS #13-2054 Elegance and charm. Absolutely nonsmoking. Not approved for 2bedroom, gas heat, central skylights. Large family room with farmlandwith barn in good condi- Call today for $109,900 pristine, highly polished woodwork, tion and anice travel trailer. Well Section 8. Call Rudy at air, washer/dryer hookup, propane stove and itʼsown duct- 570-288-6889 move-in specials. Craig Yarrish hardwood floors, trim. French less air. MLS 13-482 on property. stove and fridge. 696-6554 doors, fireplace, newer roof, fur- Call Tom 570-262-7716 MLS#12-2572 FORTY FORT $500 +security. 570-822-7657 Prudential nace, wiring and replacement win- $115,000 1bedroom, first floor, off street Kingston dows. Auniquely solid home with Ken Williams parking, $565/month +secur- Spacious 2bedroom. Living & TRUCKSVILLE Poggi &Jones conspicuous architectural beauty. 542-8800 dining rooms. Off street park- Very refined. MLS 13-1775 ity. Includes heat &water. REALTORS Five Mountains Realty 570-574-2829. ing. All new appliances. Gas TRUCKSVILLE 696-2600 Ronald Kozak 542-2141 heat. Water &sewer included. 570-675-5100 Land (Acreage) $575 +utilities, security & MANOR APARTMENTS CENTURY 21 SHICKSHINNY LAKE WHITE HAVEN SIGNATURE PROPERTIES BEAR CREEK FORTYFORT references. No pets, no smoking. Call 570-239-7770 170 Oak Street LOT FOR SALE Build your dream home on this at- 2nd floor, 1bedroom apt. Low and Moderate Income Eld- WILKES-BARRE tractive 1.2 acre level lot with lake $400 plus security &lease. LUZERNE erly Rentals Include: Wonderfulopportunity! Beautiful privileges. Priced to sell. HOA FEE *Electric Range &Refrigerator 3.45 acre wooded building lot for Call 570-814-8876 1st floor, 5rooms, 2bedrooms. IS $140 YEARLY. Heat &hot water furnished. *Off Street Parking your new home. Has a200ʼ front- MLS#13-40 *Coin Operated Laundry age on apaved road. Lot needs FORTY FORT Stove &refrigerator. Non $50,000 All brick duplex with hardwood Applications Accepted well and septic. $37,500 Call Barbara Metcalf smoking, no pets. by Appointment MLS#13-157 floors,2nd floor, 2full sized $640/month. 570-287-4700 570-696-0883 bedrooms, sun porch, tile bath, 570-696-1201 Call Mary Ann Desiderio 8a.m. -4p.m. LEWITH &FREEMAN washer/dryer hook up, 1car 501 Birch Lane 570-715-7733 REAL ESTATE, INC LUZERNE TDD only, Beautiful 4bedroom, 3bath. Enjoy SMITH HOURIGAN GROUP 570-696-3801 garage. No pets. $900/month 276 Bennett Street 1-800-654-5984 the amenities of aprivate lake, $72,500 MOUNTAIN TOP +electric. 570-239-1010 2nd floor, 2bedroom, large liv- Voice Only, boating, basketball courts, etc. The 319 N. Washington Street. 570-474-6307 WYOMING/EXETER ing &dining rooms, den, tile 1-800-654-5988 Large 3story home with 3bed- FORTY FORT home has wood floors and carpet- BUILDING LOTS Large apartment, 2nd floor, 1 bath, kitchen with stove &re- Handicap Accessible ing throughout. French doors in the rooms of each of the 2nd and 3rd FOR SALE frigerator, washer/dryer hook Equal Housing Opportunity floors. Hardwood floors in living DALLAS bedroom 1bath, living room, kitchen that lead you out to the Brown Manor Vacant Land $35,000 -$39,900 up, off street parking, water & large rear deck for entertaining. room and dining room, gas heat, kitchen. All appliances, includ- WEST PITTSTON first floor laundry. 13/4 baths, large Build your new home here. 2 ing washer/dryer. Water/sew- sewer paid. $600 +utilities & The backyardhas 2utility sheds for Attention builders! Six lots avail- new developments, prices security. No pets/smoking. storage.MLS 12-1695 eat in kitchen, central vac, alarm able in subdivision-ranging from er paid. Off street parking, fire- GARDEN VILLAGE system, low taxes. range from $35,000 to place. Convenient location. References. 570-288-7309. NEW PRICE .4 to 1.3 acres each. Access to $39,900. Public water sewer Leave message. APARTMENTS $174,900 MLS 13-2348 publicsewer &water. $600/month +security. No CALL COLLEEN &gas available. NOT in flood 221 Fremont St., Housing for Call Karen MILS#13-1144 pets and no smoking. Call Don MINERS MILLS Coldwell Banker $212,000 zone. Lot sizes range from at 570-814-5072. the elderly &mobility impaired; RundleReal Estate Call Rhea Simms for details 50x100 to 80x105. www.at- 2br., 1st floor, $575 +$575 all utilities included. Federally 570-474-2340 570-696-6677 lasrealtyinc.com GLEN LYON security. Refrigerator, range, subsidized program. Extremely CALL CHARLIE 1bedroom, 2nd floor apt. Liv- water &sewer included. low income persons encour- Wilkes Barre YATESVILLE LEWITH &FREEMAN ing room, kitchen, full bath, Washer hook up $25 extra per aged to apply. Income less Real Estate, Inc. month. than $12,450. 570-696-3801 heat, hot water &garbage fee included. Tenant pays electric. Call Bernie 570-655-4815. 570-655-6555 $575/ month +security. RothsteinRealty TDD 800-654-5984 DALLAS TOWNSHIP Lots Call or text 201-304-3469 1-888-244-2714 8am-4 pm 63 acres with about 5,000ʼ Monday-Friday. roadfront on 2roads. All Jenkins Township HANOVER TWP MINERS MILLS/W-B Equal Housing Opportunity Wooded. $385,000. Call Lot for Sale on Cul-De-Sac in Lee Park Avenue 1bedroom, 2nd floor, stove/re- Handicap Accessible Highland Hills. 0.88 Acres. Clean 2bedroom apartment. frigerator,. Heat &hot water Besecker Realty stove, refrigerator, washer/dry- WEST PITTSTON 570-675-3611 $65,000. Call, 570-947-3375 paid. Clean &quiet. No pets. PRICE REDUCED $159,900 er &porch. No pets, no $465/month. 570-472-3681 1st floor, recently renovated, 2 $49,900 12 Reid St. WEST WYOMING smoking.$500/month +secur- bedrooms, washer/dryer hook 735 N. Washington Street Spacious Bi-level home in semi DALLAS Fifth Street Manor ity. References. 570-262-6721 up, carport. Heat &hot water MOCANAQUA included. $650/month. Spacious 2story, 3bedrooms with private location with private back Vacant Land Two building lots in beautiful, HANOVER TWP. 2car detached garage, good yard, 3season room, gas fireplace 2bedroom, water &sewer in- 570-654-0432 1.19 acres in nice Back Mountain established development. Call LEE PARK cluded. $525/month. Section 8con- starter home, needs TLC. MLS in lower level family room. Re- location.Septic &well will be re- for information. #12-3887. For more information cently updated kitchen, 4bed- Freshlypainted, spacious, 3 sidered. Call 570-592-3497 WEST WYOMING quired. Seller will provide perc 570-814-1316 and photos visit: rooms, 13/4 baths, garage. test on this parcel.MLS#11-268 bedroom, 2nd floor, 2nd floor spacious 2bedroom www.atlasrealtyinc.com. www.atlasrealtyinc.com $59,500 washer/dryer hook- up in kit- MOUNTAIN TOP apartment, modern kitchen & Call Tom 570-262-7716 MLS 13-1949 Call Rhea Simms for details WILKES-BARRE TWP chen, no pets. $625/month + 1&2BEDROOM APTS bath. Heat &hot water fur- Call Charlie 570-696-6677 Located on Lehigh Street. utilities, 1st, last &security. Recently painted &carpeted. nished. 1year lease required, Lewith &Freeman Real Es- Great neighborhood. Asking TRADEMARK New appliances. $600/ month 1st month security. No pets. tate, Inc. $12,000. REALTY GROUP &upincluding some utilities. off street parking. $600/month. 570-696-3801 570-430-1308 570-954-1992 570-854-8785 570-288-9831 after five. K

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One year value) plenty of road frontage. new refrigerator, washer &dryer. lease +security required. MLS #13-807 $299,000. 570.822.3968 All widows are newer vinyl thermal 3002 N. Twp Blvd. Call Richard Long WILKES-BARRE/EASTEND pane. New mini-blinds and curtains. Medical office for rent on the 406-2438 3bedroom, 1.5 bath, wall to 1, 2, 3&4 Your own private entrance. Small Pittston By-Pass. Highly vis- BeautifulSingle family GORDON &LONG R.E. LLC wall carpet. Stove, dishwash- back porch. Water &sewer in- ible location with plenty of 313 Wright Ave. 570-675-4400 er, washer/dryer hook up. Bedrooms cluded. Close to town &bus stop. parking. $1,800 sq. ft. of beau- 1800 sq ft, 4large bedroom, Heat. garbage &sewer in- 1.5 baths, closets, first floor $495/month. 570-650-3803 tifullyfinished space can be Want To Rent cluded. Many Extras!. No used for any type office use. bath and laundry room. New pets. $975 +security &refer- -Light &bright open tile floors kitchen, bath, floor plans Wilkes-Barre $1,750/ mo. plus utilities. KINGSTON ences. 570-824-4288 Call Michael 570-760-4961 MLS 13-098 laundry room, gas heat and hot 2bedroom, 1bath, central air, 2nd floor, 2bedroom, freshly water, ceiling fans, new mod- -All major appliances painted, washer/dryer hook up. Call Charlie washer/dryer, off street park- included WILKES-BARRE/ ern kitchen, new dishwasher, ing, great location, tenant pays MANUFACTURED $475+ security and utilities. new gas stove, new windows, No Pets. 570-822-7657 NORTH utilities. $500. 917-697-6696 HOUSING -Pets welcome* BY GENERAL HOSPITAL hardwood floors, beautiful in- -Close to everything Newly painted &carpeted. 3 side, fireplace, new 200 amp WILKES-BARRE Miners Mills/Hudson Area. HARVEYS LAKE -24hour emergency bedrooms, living room, dining electric, hardwired smoke Wanted Small Garage to (2) Newly remodeled 2and 3 maintenance 3BEDROOM, OFF STREET room, eat-in kitchen, 1.5 baths, detectors, dead bolt locks, full bedroom, 2bath. Large kit- PARKING, WASHER &DRY- PITTSTON Rent. 570-824-5033 -Short term leases office area, 2porches. Appli- basement, full attic storage, chen with stove, water, sewer ER HOOK UP. NO ances. Parking space avail- residential street, nice yard, &garbage included. $595 a available PETS.$575 +UTILITIES & able, ample closets. No pets. front coveredporch, two car Half Doubles month, first and last. SECURITY. 822-7657 $725 month +utilities. 1 COOPERS CO-OP garage, private driveway, One 570-332-8922 Call TODAY For month security &1months Lease Space Available. year lease, one month secur- Kingston AVAILABILITY!! WILKES-BARRE rent. Available immediately. Light manufacturing, ware- ity, backgroundcheck, secur- Newly renovated 2bedrooms, house, office, includes all 3bedrooms, 2nd floor, mod- 570-540-5312 ity deposit, $1150. plus utilities, 1bath, off street parking, all Rentals www.mayflowercrossing.com ern, new flooring, refrigerator utilities with free parking. available July 1, great landlord. appliances, internet, satellite stove, washer/dryer hookup, WILKES-BARRE Iwill save you money! Call 215-527-8133. included. Large rooms &base- JENKINS TOWNSHIP Certain Restrictions Apply* water included .$650 +electric. LARGE7ROOM APT ATLAS REALTY ment. $700 +utilities+ security. Affordable New &Used Homes For Section 8Accepted. 2nd floor. 2-3 bedrooms, living 829-6200 One year lease. Sale &Rental Homes Available. WILKES-BARRE 570-301-8200 room,dinette, family room, kit- Call 570-417-9540 Heather Highlands 1bedroom, Second Floor, chen with electric stove, refri- WILKES-BARRE MHC 109 Main St Wilkes-Barre MOUNTAIN TOP Inkerman, PA Heat and Hot Water included. gerator with ice maker, mod- 3bedroom ranch, 1bath, large $460 amonth, plus one month Country Livinginthe ern bathroom with shower, wall PARSONS 570-655-9643 City yard. New gas burner &win- Furnished 3bedroom across security deposit. References, to wall carpeting throughout, dow. Remodeled bath &kit- No pets and No Smoking. 2bedrooms, Modern. Stove, private porch, off street park- from park. Modernkitchen & fridge,washer, dryer, parking, chen. $900/month +utilities bath. Off street parking. Resort Property For Sale 570-675-7768 ing. Lease. Utilities by tenant. 570-678-7065 deck. No dogs Near Cross No pets. No smoking. Credit Fenced in yard. No Pets. $625 Valley. $495 +utilities. check and references. Rent +utilities &security. Florida WILKES-BARRE 570-417-5441 $595 per month. 570-824-4884 570-704-8730 2bedrooms, Off street parking, Winter Retreat! public transportation, church WILKES-BARRE WYOMING MOUNTAIN TOP and schools nearby. 1st &last LODGE 531 Scott St. PITTSTON 2bedrooms, 2nd floor, re- After 39 years the owner is retiring! 3bedroom Ranch, 1acre plus, 1/2 DOUBLE, 2BEDROOMS, months rent +security. Call Formerly The Travel Lodge cently remodeled. Washer & hardwood floors, in bedrooms 570-817-0601 Between 5:30 Turn key night club/bar, with res- 1.5 baths, central air &heat, 497 Kidder St., Wilkes-Barre dryer hookup. Off street park- taurantpotential in aPRIME loca- and large living room, fire- and 10 p.m. Rooms Starting at: off street parking, deck &yard. ing. No pets. $550/mo. in- tion. 2bars with additional licensed place, eat in kitchen, 4season Dishwasher, stove &refrigerat- Daily $49.99 +tax cludes water &sewer. outside patio space. Owner is open sun room, fenced yard, perfect Weekly $199.99 +tax or. 1st floor washer &dryer WILKES-BARRE 570-714-7272 to creative financing. MLS 13-2446 for children and pets. Attached hookup. Spray foam insulation. Microwave, Refrigerator, WiFi, $59,900 garage Full basement with Studio Near Wilkes WYOMING New furnace, very cheap utilit- Wood floors, parking, no pets, short HBO. 570-823-8881 John Shelley washer/dryer. Forested back 2Bedrooms, off street parking, ies. NO SMOKING.NOPETS. term OK. $425, all utilities included. www.WilkesBarreLodge.com 570-702-4162 yard affords privacy. Immedi- stove, W/D hook-up. Very CROSSIN REAL ESTATE $800 per month +security, ref- 2Bedroom 2Bath home in 570-826-1934 ateaccess to Rt 309. Crest- erences &lease. WILKES-BARRE clean &modern, NON 570-288-0770 wood School district, $1,050 gated community on Lake Yale SMOKERS only, no pets. Call 570-237-7219 WILKES-BARRE Near General hospital 3bed- plus utilities. in Grand Island Florida. 1128 -1 bedroom rooms, 1bath. $595 +utilities. Available 7/15/13. $650 +utilit- Houses For Rent 570-472-3277 sq ft of living space, fully fur- water included 1st, last &security. ies and security. 690-0168 PITTSTON nished. Paved driveway with -2 bedroom 570-417-3427 570-855-4108. BEAR CREEK 2bedrooms, 1bath, living din- carport. 8x8 shed. $20,000 single Rent in exchange for labor. 3 ing room, kitchen with stove negotiable. (570) 690-3621 -2 bedroom WYOMING 84 Fifth Street. bedroom, well water, septic. and fridge. 2nd floor laundry water included WILKES-BARRE $600/month +heat. No pets. WILKES-BARRE Newly renovated 2bedroom, 1 2bedrooms, 1.5 baths, off room. New flooring, fresh paint -3 bedroom, Quiet neighborhood. Safe, stable neighborhood, Pets bath, refrigerator with ice maker & street parking, nice yard. Large and off street parking. Heat single 973-887-1169 beautiful 4bedroom, 1.5 baths, water and sewer incl. $750/mo -4 bedroom, stove. washer/dryer hook up. Gas kitchen, 1st floor laundry with ROTTIES HUSKIES Yorkies, heat with central air, new carpeting. nice kitchen, nice back yard. +security and references. large washer/dryer. Mint condition Off street parking. $775/mo + Chihuahuas HANOVER $600/month +utilities &1month $800/month +1year lease & DURYEA 570-237-5478 security. 570-237-5397 Main Street utilities, security, references. Labs &More. -2 bedroom1/2 security deposit. No pets. 570-766-1881 Bloomsburg 389-7877 double. Call Jill Hiscox 1/2double, 3brs. 1.5 baths, on PLAINS TOWNSHIP street parking, no pets. Hazleton 453-6900 -4 bedroom WILKES-BARRE 696-0875 Half-Double Completely ren- Hanover 829-1922 double $600/month +$300 security & ovated 3bedroom, 1bath, LUZERNE SOUTH utilities. 570-714-5222. quiet street, private drive -1 bedroom, 570-954-8401 WILKES-BARRE $800+utilities. 678-779-1467 water included. 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Only $695 takes it 570-288-6227 grey/blackleather, away! 570-817-2952, Wilkes-Barre 03 HYUNDAI ELANTRA GT M/ROOF $4,425 444 Market Street Motorcycles Medical Equipment 02 PONTIAC SUNFIRE...... $3,995 moon roof, 90 k. Autos Under $5000 Kingston POWER WHEEL CHAIR 00 HYUNDAI SONATA 86K...... $3,975 Warranty. '96 Harley PERMOBIL C300 $ $15,995 00 MERCURY SABLE LS ...... 3,975 FORD '04 Top of the line.5yrs old, good CHEVROLET`03 $ Davidson MALIBU 98 SUBARU LEGACY GT...... 3,950 MUSTANG 1200 Sportster, 27,000 miles, MAFFEI condition, full tilt, adjustable 82,000 miles, V6, cold AC, 26 02 HYUNDAI ACCENT GL...... $3,625 Convertible, Anniversary $3500 speeds, air cushion seat. MPG, premium wheels, CD MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Edition, V6 engine, maroon/tan 570-655-2923 Auto Sales Comes with tools, pump for player, shines and runs like SERVICED, INSPECTED, &WARRANTIED seat and battery charger. FINANCING AVAILABLE leather, 26k miles. 570-288-6227 new. Garage kept, very well www.WyomingValleyAutos.com $3,000, OBO. 821474 Extended Warranty 444Market Street maintained. Same owner, $9,500 Harley Davidson 570-824-0328. last 10 years. '05 Soft Tail Classic Kingston $4,975 Firm. Stage 4Screaming Eagle Kit Miscellaneous 570-592-0997 MAFFEI ACME AUTO 7,000 miles. $9,650. TOYOTA '06 ANTIFREEZE &COOLANT Auto Sales 570-417-1542 SALES 570-288-6227 HIGHLANDER (2) $5 each. 570-655-2154 343-1959 HARLEY DAVIDSON 06' V6, AWD, silver/greycloth, CAGES (2) for dogs, steel 1009 Penn Ave 444 Market Street 1200 Custom Sportster 98k, moon roof. 22"x19"x23" $20. and Scranton 18509 Kingston 7,900 miles, excellent condi- Extended Warranty 24"x30"x21", $25. Both in new Across from Scranton Prep $12,995 GOOD CREDIT, BAD CREDIT, CHRYSLER '04 tion. Special seat and Chrome condition. 570-655-2154 1518 8th Street Carverton, PA NO CREDIT accessories.$7,900. MAFFEI FILE CABINET,brown with Near Francis Slocum St. Park Call Our Auto Credit SEBRING 570-510-8828 Hot Line to get gold trim. 4deep drawer, 27" DODGE '95 RAM 1500 Convertible, LTD, blue/grey Auto Sales wide, 4ft. high.Like new. $25. Pre-approved for aCar Loan! KAWASAKI '10 X-CAB 4X4 800-825-1609 leather, 77k. Extended War- 570-288-6227 570-654-4793 GOOD WORK TRUCK! www.acmecarsales.net ranty. Price Reduced VILCAN 900 $7,295 PRICE REDUCED!!! 444 Market Street GAME original Pachinko game PLACE YOUR $1,995 from Ginza Japan 450, 3'x6' Call for details 570-696-4377 AUTOS Blue. Extremely low miles - Kingston MAFFEI under 250 miles! Very lightly maple top work bench with 8 11 AUDI S5 Convertible, Sprint used. Must sell. Asking drawers $400. Dewalt 12" ra- GARAGE blue, black /brown leather Auto Sales $5500. Call Ed at JEEP '11 dial arm saw in excellent con- interior, navigation, 7spd auto dition $500, Old international turbo, AWD 570-288-6227 570-814-9922 LIBERTY SPORT SALE AD 444 Market Street time company time clock 08 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX blue, 4x4, silver/grey $40. Over 100 year old auto, V6 Kingston SCOOTER 12' 07 BUICK LUCERNE CXL silver, cloth,36k, Banjo, excellent condition TODAY 1518 8th Street, Carverton, PA grey leather LEXUS '06 ES330 4new tires. $100. 3bumpers fro 1965 Near Francis Slocum St. Park 06 VW JETTA GLS blue, auto, Corvette front left, front right, sunroof Silver/beige leather, moon Factory Warranty left rear, excellent condition. DODGE '04 QUAD 06 DODGE STRATUS SXT black, roof, 82k. Warranty $15,995 Old Dolls.Call 570-474-6977 CAB 4X4 auto 4cyl $14,995. 06 HYUNDAI SONATA GLS grey, Trades Welcome MAFFEI GARAGE SALELEFT LIKE NEW $6,995 auto, 4cyl OVER ITEMS Your Call for details 05 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LS All ready to ride, electric start, Auto Sales RCA Black TV $35. Oklahoma gold MAFFEI automatic transmission, disk 570-696-4377 brakes, rear luggage trunk, under 570-288-6227 State University tire cover, Package 05 INFINITI GX3 AWD grey, black, Auto Sales brand new never used $40. Econoline, Ford 92' leather, sunroof seat storage, around 100 mpg, fully 444Market Street 05 CHEVY MONTE CARLO LT 570-288-6227 street legal, all ready to go! only Tennessee seat cover never Conversion Van, 89,000 miles, Kingston used $25. Fluke multi meter includes: blue, good condition. $3,000 NEG. white V6 444 Market Street $1,595. Call 570-817-2952 05 AUDI 16 All Road. Green 87V/E2 $175. George Forman 570-709-3020 2tone, leather AWD Kingston RVs / Campers grill $15. 570-825-5548 • Garage 05 VW JETTA GLS grey, black CADILLAC "07 FORD leather, sunroof, alloys VITOʼS SRX LUGGAGE,Samsonite Soft Sales '97Taurus 03 SUZUKI AERO Silver, 5speed JAYCO '04 AWD, pearl red/tan leather, Luggage/Wheeled cart. (1) 72,868 orginal miles. Engine 02 VW BEETLE GLS lime green & panoramic moon roof, 69k. Cranberry medium bag, (1) Kit and transmission excellent. 5speed, 4cylinder JAY FLIGHT Cranberry Garment Bag, (1) 73 PORSCHE 914 green &black, 29'1" length 4925 lbs empty. Warranty Will not pass inspection $16,895 Wheeledcart. $50 for all, • Garage (6/2013) Call with questions. 5speed, 62k miles. Showroom condition. $8000 Leave amessage. GINOʼS negotiable. $1000 OBO SUVS, VANS, TRUCKS, 4X4ʼs MAFFEI 570-693-1454 570-574-4710 Auto Sales 570-287-3772 or Sale 949 Wyoming Ave, 570-430-3102 Auto Sales PRINTING EQUIPMENT 08 FORD ESCAPE XLT blue, tan Forty Fort FOR SALE Signs leather, sunroof, 4x4 570-288-6227 8JEEP PATRIOT SPORT black, 288-8995 Trucks / SUVs / Vans Closing due to Illness. 4cylinder, 5speed 4x4 444 Market Street 570-824-5033 • FREE 08 FORD EDGE SE white V6 AWD ʻ00 Toyota Corolla Kingston 07 DODGE CARAVAN SXT green, 4door, 4cylinder, auto. '03 CHEVY PUNCH BOWL SET,Never Unsold 4door, 7passenger mini van Runs great. $2,995 Silverado. 2500 heavy duty. used, in original box. 18 1518 8th Street, Carverton, PA 06 DODGE DURANGO SLT grey, extended cab. 6.0 liter engine, CADILLAC '07 SRX pieces, $10. Leave amessage. Merchandise Near Francis Slocum St. Park Grand Cherokee V8. Runs 3rd seat, 4x4 great. Power windows & loaded, auto. 51,900. Runs AWD, pearl red/tan leather, 570-693-1454 FORD ‘02 TAURUS 06 NISSAN MURANO SE doors. like new. $14,500. panoramic moon roof, 69k. ad Auto, V6. NICE, NICE CAR! white AWD 570-362-0823/570-655-2020 Musical Instruments 06 MERCURY MARINER silver, $2,495 Warranty $3,495. Call for details V6, AWD ʻ96 F150 Pickup. auto, runs $16,895 CLARINET,incase, $80. • Your 570-696-4377 06 JEEP COMMANDER LTD blue, good. 570-735-1589 grey, 3rd seat, leather 4x4 $1,995 MAFFEI sale 06 PONTIAC TURANT red, grey ʻ96 Pontiac Grand Prix. Stereos /Accessories leather AWD White, air, Auto Sales location 06 HONDA PILOT EX silver, 3rd SATELLITE RADIO, XM, (1) seat, 4x4 power windows &brakes, 570-288-6227 4door, runs good, 106K. 444 Market Street Delphi SA 1001 Boombox with mapped 06 CHEVY 1500 SILVERADO REG remote. (1) AC Adapter (also CAB truck red, 4x4 $2,395 1518 8th Street, Carverton, PA Kingston 1518 8th Street, Carverton, PA 06 NISSAN EXTERA black, V6, ʻ01 Ford Taurus SES Near Francis Slocum St. Park battery operated) (1) Delphi FREE Near Francis Slocum St. Park 4x4 4door, air, power Receiver. In Box. $100. Leave DODGE '06 DAKOTA amessage, 570-693-1454 FORD ‘05 FREE STYLE 06 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE doors &windows. CLUB CAB HONDAS online 3rd seat. AWD. One Owner. LAREDO gold, V6 4x4 $2,995 06 DODGE RAM 1500 QUAD CAB ʻ99 Chevy S10 Blazer 4 6speed. EXTRA SHARP! Toys & Games and on $4,995. Call for details Black, V8, 4x4 truck $4995. 570-696-4377 570-696-4377 06 CHEVY TRAILBLAZERLS door, power windows, ACCORD '12 LX QUAD, BARBIE,Power silver, 4x4 doors &seats. 126,000 Grey/grey cloth. Only 9k Wheels.Good condition, our 05 DODGE DURANGO SXT blue, miles. miles. Factory Warranty. purple and pink in color. Three 3rd seat 4x4 $2,995 Reduced Price batteries, 1ACcharger for bat- mobile 05 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER white, ʻ03 Ford Wind-star 4door, $17,995 V6, 4x4 teries. $80. Will text pictures. all power options. 96,000 570-760-5291 app 05 CHEVY COLORADO CLUB miles $3,400 ACCORD '10 LX CAB grey 4x4 truck RIDE ON TRACTOR,Ford, 05 CHRYSLER TOWN & ʻ04 NissanArmada, 7pas- 1518 8th Street, Carverton. Maroon/tancloth. • PLUS 1518 8th Street, Carverton, PA senger. 4wd. Excellent con- cart train driven. 23 years old, Near Francis Slocum St. Park COUNTRY TOURING blue, Near Francis Slocum St. Park Only 15k miles. 7passenger mini van dition. $10,900 GMC ENVOY 03’ Price Reduced $175. TRAIN,HOArmy, set of a FREE MAZDA ‘02 TRIBUTE 05 FORD ESCAPE XLT Red, ʻ09 Mercedes GL450, 7pas- 4. $18. 570-735-1589 Auto, V6. Sharp Clean SUV! 4X4, 3rd row Seat, SHARP $15,495 V6 4x4 senger. Too many options SUV! BREAKFAST $3,995. Call for details 05 KIA SORRENTO LX silver, Want To Buy to list. 30K miles. Garage $5,995. 570-696-4377 570-696-4377 V6 AWD kept. Cream puff. $42,500 CIVIC '09 LX-S from 05 TOYOTA SIENNA LE gold, Grey/suede leather interior, FINANCING AVAILABLE FORD '03 F350 XL ANTIQUES Autos For Sale 7passenger mini van alloy wheels, 46k miles. One item or entire contents of McDonald’s. 05 HYUNDAI TUSCON LX green SUPER DUTY Warranty homes. auto, AWD DUMP TRUCK $12,495 '05 CHEVY 04 CHEVY AVALANCHE LT Buying Junk Cash Paid Diesel, (330 HP, 560 pounds 570-814-3371 Aveo LS Hatch green, grey leather, 4door of torque) auto tranny 4door, 4x4 truck Cars 570-328-4420 03 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD 85,000 miles, 10 ft dump, all Sharp inside and out. Very well wheel disk brakes, class 3 MAFFEI maintained. Auto, 85K, Red grey black leather sunroof 4x4 03 DODGE RAM 1500 SLT QUAD hitch, trailer brake controller, with privacy tint Pioneer speak- CAB white &grey, 4x4 truck Used Cars & new tires &new state inspec- Auto Sales ers, woofer and bluetooth. New 03 FORD EXPEDITION XLT silver, tion.cold air conditioning.Ex- 570-288-6227 timing belt, water pump, much 3rd seat, 4x4 tra nice condition with no leaks more. 30 mpg highway. Served 444 Market Street 03 NISSAN PATHFINDER black Trucks anywhere. $15,900 drives this Kingston as reliable backup vehicle. V6 4x4 beauty home! 570-817-2952 Save Big!! Local pickup only. 03 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER XLX Call to inquire 570-762-7615 red, V6, 4x4 02 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER MAZDA TRIBUTE, 2008 PREMIER black, tan leather Highest Prices 4Cylinder, 4Wheel Drive, '2012Appalachian 3rd row seat AWD Deep Red with new brakes, 18' car trailer. Diamond Deck 00 FORD F150 XLT SUPERCAB Paid battery and tires. Just detailed, with 4' dove's tail, 5' slide in blue, V8, 4x4 truck 288-8995 excellent condition. 46,000 ramps Many extras only used 01 FORD ESCAPE XLT red, miles. $12,000. 570-510-8828 3times. $2,200. 570-855-5719 4door, 4x4 1518 8th Street, Carverton, PA 01 DODGE DAKOTA CLUB CAB Near Francis Slocum St. Park Toyota ʻ04 Celica GT SPORT blue, V6, 4x4 truck WANTED! Auto Parts 112K miles. Blue,5speed. Air, 99 FORD F150 SUPER CAB FORD ‘00 power windows/locks, CD/cas- silver 4x4 truck ALL WINDSTAR SEL 1, 2, OR 3 DAYS sette, Keyless entry, sunroof, 97 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LTD Leather, LIKE NEW! $3,495. Vito & new battery. Car drives and 4x4 JUNK 570-696-4377 has current PA inspection. Ginoʼs 8 LINES Slight rust on corner of CARS! STARTING AT passenger door. Clutch slips LIKE NEW on hard acceleration. This is CA$H PAID why its thousands less than 570-301-3602 USED Blue Book value. $6,500 OBO. $15 Make an offer! Call CADILLAC '02 Auto Classic /Antiques 1518 8th Street, Carverton TIRES & 570-592-1629 SEDAN DEVILLE Near Francis. Slocum St. Park Black, all power, new brakes & PONTIAC`78 FORD ‘04 ESCAPE BATTERIES LEO'SAUTO calipers, fully equipped. Excel- TRANS AM 4x4 1Owner. Extra Sharp lent interior, good body. Must Red on white, T-Tops, 400/500, SUV! $4,995. SALES AOD, 3:42 Posi, Nitrous, Classic, $20 &uP 93 Butler Street Be Seen to Be Appreciated! Modified Stock, show and go. 5k on CALL FOR DETAILS Wilkes-Barre, PA $3,700,OBO. 570-287-8151 drivetrain. Excellent condition, in 570-696-4377 570-288-8995 570-825-8253 and out, New paint. 570-443-7757 Forty Fort Ford ʻ98 Explorer XLT CHEVROLET `08 AVEO timesleader.com 4door, 6cylinder., auto, sun roof, 4door, hatchback, Alpine stereo, Auto Services leather, 4WD. Good condition low mileage. Agood college car. $1,650 Amust see! $6,000 570-218-2006 $WANTED JUNK$ Ford '00 Explorer XLS 1518 8th Street, Carverton, PA VEHICLES 4door, 6cylinder, auto, 4WD. Near Francis. Slocum St. Park LISPITOWING Excellent condition. FORD '04 We pick up $1,650 FORD`08 MUSTANG, COUP,4,250 miles, V8, 5speed EXPLORER XLT 570-822-0995 Chevy ʼ97 Blazer manual Transmission,Vapor Char- Sunroof, 3rd row seat. CALL 4door, 6cylinder., auto, 4WD, coal metallic exterior, dark Char- BARGAIN PRICE $4,995 WANTED 800-273-7130 new tires. Very good condition. coal interior. Rear deck spoiler, Call for details Cars &Full Size Trucks. $1,550 hood air scoop. AM/FM stereo, 6 570-696-4377 For prices... OR VISIT CD, in dash MP3,$20,000. Lamoreaux Auto Parts 477-2562 Ford '97 Escort 570-256-3983 Kia Sorento EX 05' Gray TIMESLEADER.COM 4door, 4cylinder, auto, cold a/c. 4WD 4door SUV. 99,400 Air Conditioners Excellent gas mileage miles. Clean title. Very good 24/7 TO PLACE YOUR $1,350 LINCOLN ʻ99 CONTINENTAL condition. Excellent running AIR CONDITIONERS,(1) Fri- CLASSIFIED AD 107,000 miles. Fully loaded, and handling. V6. Automatic. gidaire, 5450 BTU, $75. 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