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WILKES-BARRE, PA timesleader.com FRIDAY,APRIL 29,2011 50¢ SEVERE WEATHER CONTRACTIMPASSE General Newflooding fearsgrip the region nurses to River on strikeon rise from heavy rain Sunday

By EDWARD LEWIS Union membershave been [email protected] working under expired Heavy rain threatened already swollen streams and contract fortwo years. creeks on Thursdayasthe Sus- quehanna River is expected to crest just over28feet this By MATT HUGHES morning in [email protected] Wilkes- WILKES-BARRE –Citing frus- First reported at Barre, tration with the hospital oper- 6:08 prompting ator’s refusal to negotiate in good a.m. fearsof faith, nurses at General Hospital timesleader.com flooding in will walk out Sundaymorning. some areas. The Wyoming Valley Nursing Bright Association, the union forthe sunshine brokethrough the hospital’snursing staff, and the clouds late Thursdaymorning Pennsylvania Association of Staff after severaldaysofsevere and Nurses and Allied Professionals torrential thunderstorms top- (PASNAP) areplanning a24- pled trees, interrupted power hour strikestarting at 7a.m. Sun- and left some roads flooded. day. Nurses at the hospital have Twotofiveinches of rain had S. JOHN WILKIN /THE TIMESLEADER been working fallen across Apasser-by checksout the rising Susquehanna River under the Market Street Bridge along the River Common after heavyrain under an ex- General Hos- WEEKEND Luzerne movedthrough the area and across the upper Susquehanna River basin Thursday morning. pired contract pital spokes- FORECAST County since forapproxi- Tuesday, ac- mately two man JamesP. Forecast from cording to years. McGuiresaid the National Rain washes out storm reports The nurses’ Weather Ser- the hospital is vice: to the Nation- union, repre- prepared to Today,57, al Weather senting more Service in Cherry Blossom than 400 nurses bring in re- scattered showers. Binghamton, at the hospital, placement Saturday,67, N.Y. Some streetsare flooded in INSIDE: Forrelated story, see accused the op- workersif sunny. Similar Page 3ofThe Guide. erator,Commu- Sunday,72, the outbreak of wet weather. nurses strike, partly sunny. rainfall totals nity Health Sys- fell in the up- Pumping stations working. Drew McLaughlin, assistant tems, based in adding that per Susque- to MayorTom Leighton, said Tennessee, of doctorsand hanna River the recent rains have soaked the bad faith bar- other medical basin, resulting in higher than By BILL O’BOYLE gaining tactics. city and caused large areas of staff arenot expected river levels in Wilkes- [email protected] pooling in Kirby Park,site of the “Their poli- Barre. WILKES-BARRE –Heavy festival. cies and their involved in According to the Middle At- rain has caused the postpone- “The ground conditions in bad faith bar- the strike. lantic River Forecast Center in ment of the city’s annual Cherry Kirby Park arenot optimal for CLARK VANORDEN/THE TIMESLEADER gaining is ac- Blossom Festival that had been Rich Krzywicki, chaperoning children at KirbyPark Thursday tually driving SeeFLOODING, Page 7A scheduled this weekend. SeeRAIN, Page 7A afternoon, found the pond overflowing itsbanks. staff out of the area; that has adi- rect impact on our quality of care,” said union President Fran Prusinski, acritical careunit nurse at the hospital. “Our patients come first,and we need to South’s whirlwind of death recruit and retain the nurses that we have.Everyone should be concerned if they’redriving nurses Hundreds of lives arereportedlost hit areas surveyed obliterated homes and out of the area.” in the massiveoutbreak of storms. debris-strewnstreets. Some told of dead- The union has clashed with ly winds whipping through within sec- Community Health Systems over Alabama is hardest hit. onds of weather alerts broadcast during contracts, bargaining practices the storms Wednesdayafternoon and eve- and company policies since the ning. provider purchased the hospital By GREG BLUESTEIN and JAYREEVES “It happened so fast it wasunbelieva- and other assets of the Wyoming Associated Press ble,” said Jerry Stewart,a63-year-old re- Valley Health CareSystem in PLEASANT GROVE, Ala. —Massive 2009. tired firefighter who waspicking through tornadoes toreatown-flattening streak The strikewill coincide with the remains of his son’s wrecked home in across the South, killing at least 281peo- the two-year anniversary of the ple in six states and forcing rescuersto Pleasant Grove,asuburbofBirmingham. company’s takeoverofGeneral carry some survivorsout on makeshift “They said the storm wasinTuscaloosa Hospital; it will also markthe sec- stretchersofsplintered debris. Twoof and it would be herein15minutes. And ond nurses’ strikesince CHS as- Alabama’smajor cities were among the beforeIknewit, it washere.” sumed control. AP PHOTO places devastated by the deadliest twister He and his wife, along with their daugh- Nurses threatened to walk out JoyceHartsfield hugs LauraGibbsinCalhoun County,Ala. on Thursday.President outbreak in nearly 40 years. Barack Obama said he would visit Alabama todaytoviewdamage. As daybroke Thursday, people in hard- SeeSTORMS, Page 6A SeeSTRIKE, Page 14A

WEATHER INSIDE Jillian Graham ANEWS: Local3A Union titan Biancoremembered forlifetime of service Partly sunny, ashower. Nation &World 5A High 57.Low 46. Obituaries2A, 8A Details,Page 10B Birthdays 12A Theregional labor leader,who Union and long-time leader of Wilkes-Barre Editorials 13A died in 2010,headed ILGWU the Greater Wilkes-BarreLa- MayorThomas bor Council. Leightonreads a BSPORTS: Scoreboard2B and W-BLabor Council. proclamation Baseball 3B “Bianco wasthe labor council,” said Edward Harry,the honoring the late Business 8B SamBiancoat Stocks9B council’scurrent president. By STEVEN FONDO “Fromthe time Samwas elect- the GenettiHotel CCLASSIFIED: Comics16C Times Leader Correspondent ed to head the organization in &Conference THE GUIDE: WILKES-BARRE –Area 1978 until the dayhedied, he Center in Wilkes- BarreonThurs- Crossword/Horoscope leadersturned out at the Ge- wastireless. He wasinvolved day. Biancowas Television netti Hotel&Conference Cen- in every aspect of the area’sla- Movies known forhead- ter on Thursdaynight fora bor movement. ing the Greater memorial to honor local union “This tribute wasoriginally Wilkes-Barre official SamBianco. planned forlast October,” con- Labor Council. Bianco, who passed away in tinued Harry.“But unfortu- 2010,was the former presi- nately,Sam passed away 6 0981510011 dent of the local International Ladies Garment Workers SeeBIANCO, Page 14A DON CAREY/ THE TIMESLEADER K

PAGE 2A FRIDAY,APRIL 29,2011T➛ timesleader.com HE TIMESLEADER www.timesleader.com Corbett says colleges could drill forcash DETAILS LOTTERY MIDDAY DRAWING Six of the 14 state campuses ameeting of the proposed budget forthe fiscal drilled in the past three yearsand als likebarium and strontium, DAILY NUMBER 6-1-3 in Pennsylvania arelocated on Pennsylvania As- year that starts in July would cut many thousands moreplanned. trace radioactivity and small sociation of Coun- $2 billion from education and re- Drilling forgas in deep shale amounts of toxic chemicals in- BIG FOUR 2-7-9-9 Marcellus Shale formation. cils of Trustees at duce aid to colleges and universi- deposits is emerging as amajor jected by the drilling companies. QUINTO 0-5-8-1-4 EdinboroUniversi- ties by 50 percent.The newspa- newsource of energy that sup- Most big gasstates require TREASURE HUNT ty. per said Corbettemphasized the porterssay is homegrown, cheap drillerstodump their wastewa- 08-13-18-25-27 The Associated Press Corbettsaid six cuts areonly proposals and that and friendlier environmentally ter into deep shafts drilled into EDINBORO—Some Pennsyl- of the 14 campuses in the Penn- funding foreducation could than coal or oil. the earth to prevent it from con- NIGHTLYDRAWING vania universities should consid- sylvania State System of Higher changeashenegotiates the bud- But shale drilling requires in- taminating surface water.Al- DAILY NUMBER 0-8-5 er drilling fornatural gasbelow Education arelocated on the getwith state lawmakers. jecting hugevolumes of water though it has movedtolimit it, BIG FOUR 3-8-0-4 campus to help solvetheir finan- Marcellus Shale formation, part The Marcellus Shale forma- underground to help shatter the Pennsylvania still allows hun- cial problems, Gov. TomCorbett of avast region of underground tion lies primarily beneath Penn- rock —aprocess called hydrau- dreds of millions of gallons of the QUINTO 0-1-7-5-9 said Thursday. natural gasdeposits that arecur- sylvania, NewYork, West Virgin- lic fracturing. Some of that water partially treated drilling waste- CASH FIVE The Erie Times-News report- rently being explored and ex- ia and Ohio; Pennsylvania, how- returns to the surface, in addi- water to be dischargedinto riv- 04-13-24-29-32 ed that Corbettmade the sug- tracted. ever, is the center of activity, tion to the gas, in the form of ul- ersfromwhich communities MATCH SIX gestion during an appearance at The Republican governor’s with morethan 2,000 wells tra-salty brine tainted with met- draw drinking water. 06-21-22-29-34-36

HARRISBURG–Noplayer matched all five winning Votes fordrill fee, budget cuts linked numbersdrawn in Thurs- Twoworkerssue drilling firm day’s“Pennsylvania Cash 5” The Associated Press wells. game so the jackpotwill be HARRISBURG—Pennsylva- The Jefferson County Republi- worth$330,000.Lottery Theemployees of atrucking tractors. the well near Avella, about 25 nia’stop state senator says it’ll be can says thereare strong feelings officials said 86 players firm were injured in explosion The Observer-Reporter in miles west of Pittsburgh. difficult to find amajority of law- about the issue in the Legisla- matched four numbersand Washington, Pa.says50-year- The Pennsylvania Depart- during testing at gas site. makerstovote fordeep budget ture. Lawmakershaveintro- won$216 each and 2,818 old RichardLancaster,ofSar- ment of Environmental Protec- cuts if the state does not also reduced about ahalf-dozen bills al- players matched three num- dis, Ohio, and 36-year-old tion has said the driller failed quirecompanies drilling forMar- ready to requirethe drillersto bersand won$11 each. Frank Lancaster,ofNew Mar- to properly manageflammable cellus Shale natural gastopay a payatax or afee. Monday’s“Pennsylvania The Associated Press tinsville, W.Va.filed the suit in byproducts beforethe Feb. 23 tax or fee. Gov. TomCorbettisproposing Match 6Lotto”jackpotwill AVELLA, Pa.—Two work- the Circuit Court of Kanawha fireinwhich five500-barrel be worthatleast $1,000,000 ersinjured in afiery explosion County,W.Va. storagetanksofthe liquid con- Senate President ProTempore to fill a$4billion project deficit JoeScarnati made the comments without raising taxes and says he becausenoplayerholds a during testing at anatural gas- The men were working fora densate ignited, but has yetto ticket with one rowthat Thursdaywhile describing de- opposes aseverance tax on drill- drilling site in southwestern trucking firm that is not being sayiffines arewarranted. matchesall six winning tails of abill he’swriting to col- ers, but not necessarily alocal im- Pennsylvania aresuing the sued, and areblaming Chesa- AChesapeakespokeswoman numbersdrawn in Thurs- drilling firm and twosubcon- peakeAppalachia forthe fireat declined comment. lect fees on Marcellus Shale pact fee. day’sgame.

toxicated. He waschargedwith Street,aone-way street,early POLICE BLOTTER public drunkenness, and the Wednesdaymorning. MOM AND DAUGHTER storewill prosecute him forthe Apassenger in Navarro’s OBITUARIES WILKES-BARRE –City alleged thefts, police said. vehicle, Jennifer Alneida, 19,of police reported the following: •Police said they arrested South Welles Street,was cited Airhart, Michael •Amanda Noll of Garnet Thomas Sosa,21, of South with underagedrinking, police Baldrica, Albert Lane said Thursdaythat some- Hancock Street,onevidence of said. Butera,John one withdrew $503 from her drunken driving after investigat- •Police said windows were Diamanti, Mary state debit cardand that her ing ahit-and-run crash in the smashed on three vehicles on Dobzinski, John passwordtouse the cardwas area of Lehigh Street and Ivy George Avenue early Wednes- Grochowski, Loretta changed. Noll said on April 20 Lane at 12:20 a.m. Thursday. daymorning. she left her purse in avehicle Sosa wasspotted driving a •Chairsand atable were Habgood, Peggy with aman known to her as vehicle without afront bumper stolen from aporch at 69 S. Hornlein, Thomas Sr. “Joe.” The next dayshe noticed on Wilkes-BarreBoulevard.He Hancock St.Tuesdaynight. Klein, Murial multiple denial fees on her card waspursued by police to South •Police chargedAntoinette Law, Alice and an unauthorized withdraw- Hancock Street,wherehestop- Virginia Evans, 20, with simple Mosher,Charles al. ped. assault and harassment and •Christine MyersofReese Police said Sosa wasgiven a JavanThomas, 32, with harass- Nallon, Alice Street said Wednesdaythat she breath test.Chargesofdriving ment after adisturbance at 324 Orbacz-Kubiski, wasstruck in the face by Va- under the influence, accidents ParkviewCircle on Tuesday. Susan nessaGamble of Hazle Avenue involving unattended vehicle Police said Evans struck Tho- Pavone,Massimo while at afriend’sresidence on and driving the wrong direction mas in the head with aglass Suchoski, Loretta Blackman Street.Myers said on aone-way street will be filed ashtray,and Evans claimed Winter-Haslin, Nancy she sought medical treatment against Sosa,police said. Thomas struck her. and wastreated and released. •Aman armed with ahand- •Police said Lori Dopko, 33, Page 2A, 8A Gamble waschargedwith ha- gunrobbed the TurkeyHill on of Plymouth, wascited with rassment. 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AP PHOTO nAsian elephantcalf born at the Oklahoma CityZoo E-MAIL Mary Diamanti News tips: [email protected] HANOVER TWP. –Township Atwo weeksago walkswith her mother,Asha, a16- CommunityNews:[email protected] April 28, 2011 police said they chargedJared year old Asian elephant, Thursday. Lee Beretsky, 28, of Waller Mary Dia- Family Church, SugarNotch. Street,Wilkes-Barre, on Tues- BUILDING manti, age83, Preceding her in death, in addition daywith retail theft after an of Hanover to her parents, were her husband, Pe- TRUST Township, ter Diamanti; son, Orlando Peter Dia- investigation of atheft at the simple assault beforeLuzerne died Thursday, manti; brothers, Tony and Benjamin Wine and Spirits, Sans Souci COURTBRIEFS County JudgeChester Mu- April 28, 2011 Karboski; and sisters, Loretta Kar- Parkway, in December. roski. TheTimesLeader strives to at Hampton boski and Regina Garzilla. correct errors, clarifystories House, Hanov- Surviving aresisters, Helen Kol- BUTLER TWP. –Township WILKES-BARRE –AScran- PLAINS TWP. -Anindecent and updatethem promptly. er Township. bickaand Jeanette Karboski, both of Corrections will appear in this Born in Ash- Ashley; and numerous nieces; neph- police reported the following: ton man chargedwith sexually exposurecharge against Wil- ley,Mary wasadaughter of the ews; great-nieces and great-nephews. •Police said an Emglo paint assaulting athen-9-year-old liam Marvin Altman, 57, of spot. If youhave information late Benjamin and Helen Alexa Funeral services will be held at10 compressor wasstolen from the girlwas sentenced Thursday Waldorf, Md., wasdismissed to help us correct an inaccu- Karboski. a.m. Saturdayfromthe Harold C. paint trade area at Keystone Job to sevento14yearsinstate during apreliminary hearing racy or coveranissue more Sheliked music and enjoyed Snowdon Home forFunerals Inc., thoroughly,call the newsroom Corp. prison. beforeDistrict JudgeDiana participating in many activities at 420 Wyoming Ave., Kingston. Dea- at 829-7242. the Hampton House. Sheespecial- con John O’Connor will officiate. In- •Aresidence on South Old MarkJuice, 29, of North Malast on Thursday. ly enjoyedjoking with the staff at terment will be made in St.Mary’s TurnpikeRoad wasstruck by Main Street,was sentenced on State police gaming enforce- Hampton House, who were always Cemetery,HanoverTownship. yellowpaintballs on April 20. asingle count of aggravated ment unit had chargedAltman ASTORY IN WEDNESDAY’S very caring and compassionate to- Friends maycall from 9a.m. until ward Mary. time of services at the funeral home •Police said money and a indecent assault of achild by with exposing himself to an edition of TheTimesLeader Marywas amember of Holy Saturday. watch wasmissing from aroom Luzerne County JudgeDavid employeeatMohegan Sunat featured three membersof at apersonal carefacility.The Lupas. Juice pleaded no con- Pocono Downs casino on Feb. the firstChallenger Little resident discoveredthe theft test to the charge in October. 25, according to the criminal League program from 1991. upon return to the facility after Lupas said Juice must regis- complaint. Included wasBilly Sukus, now Alice R. Law ahospital stay. ter his address under Megan’s 33. DebraMyers of Kingstonis Billy Sukus’ birth mother. April 28, 2011 •Police said they charged Lawfor his entirelife and PITTSTON –Aman accused Elvis Saracinaj, 18,ofJoy Lane, undergo amental health eval- by Avoca police of loitering lice R. Law, of Wyoming Ave- Surviving areher nephewJoseph with criminal mischief foralleg- uation. outside an occupied house Anue, Wyoming, died Thursday M. Reynolds Jr., Mountainside, N.J.; edly smashing awindshield He is to have no contact pleaded guilty during aprelim- morning, April 28, 2011,atthe niece Marylou Beglin of Mountain- near Carmen’s County Inn on with the victim in the case or inary hearing beforeDistrict Meadows Nursing and Rehabilita- side, N.J.;stepdaughter,Elizabeth Freedom Road on Saturday. any other minorsorplaces JudgeFredPierantoni on tion Center,Dallas. M. Law, SanJose, Calif.; and step- •Severaltires on aBobcat they frequent. Thursday. +(ISSN No. 0896-4084) Shewas born in Forty Fort and son James B. LawIII, Etters, Pa. USPS 499-710 wasadaughter of the late Isaac J. AMassofChristian Burial will loader and aconstruction truck According to court papers, John Kachinsky, 43, of Pitt- and Mary Curley Reynolds. She be held at11 a.m. SaturdayinSt. An- were punctured on Riccardi on Nov. 8, 2009, police were ston, pleaded guilty to loiter- Issue No. 2011-119 graduated from Forty Fort High thony of Padua Church, Memorial Drive. dispatched to aPittston home ing and prowling at night. Advertising Newsroom School and Wyoming Seminary 829-7293 829-7242 Avenue, Exeter,with Fr.Joseph D. •Avehicle owned by Brian forthe report of agirlbeing Police withdrew chargesof [email protected] [email protected] Dean School of Business. Sibilano officiating. Friends and rel- Eroh, of Drums, wasstruck by sexually assaulted. The girl flight to avoid apprehension Circulation Prior to her marriage, she was atives areasked to go directly to the Jim McCabe –829-5000 another vehicle that sped away said the assaults occurred and defiant trespass against [email protected] employedasasecretary at the Grea- church forthe Mass. The interment Published daily by: ter Wilkes-BarreChamber of Com- will be in Saint Ignatius Cemetery, after the crash in the parking between July 2007 and Novem- Kachinsky. merce. Shehad resided in Forty Fort Pringle. Therewill be no calling lot of Dano’sPub on South ber 2009. Police chargedKachinsky Wilkes-Barre Publishing Company until 1974, and then she movedto hours. Hunter HighwayonMonday. after he wasspotted looking 15 N. Main St. Wyoming. Shewas amember of Memorial contributions, if desir- Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 Saint Anthony of Padua Church, ed, can be made to the charity of the •Aresident of St.John’s WILKES-BARRE –ALarks- into an occupied house in the Periodicals postage paid at Wilkes-Barre, PA and additional mailing ofﬁces Exeter. donor’s choice. Road reported that the pas- ville man pleaded guilty 800 block of North Main Street Postmaster: Send address changes Preceding her in death areher Arrangements areentrusted to senger-side windowofhis pick- Thursdaytoassaulting ajuve- on April 15,according to the to Times Leader,15N.Main St., husband James B. LawJr.;sister, the Hugh B. Hughes &Son Inc., Fu- up truck wasshot out while it nile male and taking money. criminal complaint. Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711 Anne J. Reynolds; and brother,Jo- neral Home, 1044 Wyoming Ave., wasparkedinfront of his resi- Alan M. Kocher,20, of Pack Kachinskytold police he DeliveryMonday–Sunday $3.50 per week seph M. Reynolds. Forty Fort. Mailed Subscriptions Monday–Sunday dence Fridaybetween 7p.m. Street,pleaded guilty to one waslooking foraplace to $4.35 per week in PA MoreObituaries, Page 8A and 8p.m. count each of robbery and ingest bath salts. $4.75 per week outside PA CMYK

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BLOCK GRANTS Cuts mayimpact street paving projects,emergency services and communityprograms IN BRIEF

HARRISBURG Pocono solar farm honored Asolar farm at Pocono Racewayin Wilkes-Barrereceives lessfunding Long Pond, Monroe County,onThurs- daywas honored with one of 13 state Environmental Excellence Awards. The winnerswereselected from a Leighton says $1.75 million in CDBG said, adding that future pool of applicants by the state Depart- funding appropriated to the cityfor CDBG allocations areun- ment of Environmental Protection and certain. “Wehope Wash- 2011 is its lowest amount since 1990. the non-profit Pennsylvania Environ- ington realizes they may mental Council and include programs To see have made amistake focusing on abandoned mine drainage video,visit here.” reclamation, solar By BILL O’BOYLE www.times The CDBG program is panelinstallation, leader.com [email protected] funded by the U.S. Depart- and reducing the WILKES-BARRE –It’sCommunity ment of Housing and Ur- environmental Development Block Grant Week and ban Development and is impact of glass MayorTom Leighton Thursdayan- spent on avariety of different projects. processing. nounced that the city’s annual allocation Brian Sullivan, spokesman forHUD in The solar farm has been cut by16.2 percent,or$342,610. Washington, said the CDBG cuts came wasfunded without state incentives “These cuts will negativelyimpact real as aresult of the 11th-hour budget agree- and offsets the racetrack’soperating people,” Leighton said at apress confer- ment severalweeks back that Congress costs. It also provides enough surplus ence at the Hollenback Fire Station on approvedand President Obama signed electricity to power1,000 homes and North Washington Street that wasbuilt and averted agovernment shutdown. displace the production of morethan with CDBG money. “Municipalities likeWilkes-Barrewill 3,400 tons of carbon dioxide each year. Leighton said the cuts will affect the see a16to17percent cut in CDBG fund- number of streets to be pavedand demo- ing,” Sullivan said. LUZERNE COUNTY S. JOHN WILKIN/THE TIMESLEADER lition of blighted properties. He said the Leighton highlighted the impact the Wilkes-BarreMayorTom Leightonannounces cuts in the CommunityDevel- city donations to community groups like cuts will have on the city,noting that the Drug collection is set opmentBlock GrantProgram at the Hollenback FireStation Thursday.Behind the Osterhout Free Library and the YM- $1.75 million in CDBG funding appropri- Expired, unused and unwanted pre- Leightonare Nicole Ference, left,communitydevelopmentoffice; Kurt Sauer, CA Summer Camp also will be affected. scription drugsmay be turned in at any director of communitydevelopment; Marie McCormick, cityadministrator. “This is atragic situation,” Leighton SeeFUNDING, Page 14A of the nine collection sites in Luzerne County from 10 a.m. to 2p.m. on Sat- urday. RED HATSOCIETY The service is free and anonymous. Syringes will not be accepted. Lokuta says Collection sites arelocated at the Butler Township Police Department, 415 W. Butler Drive, Drums; Dupont Police Department,600 Chestnut St., Republicans Dupont; Duryea Police Department, 315 Main St., Duryea; HarveysLake Police Department,state Route 415, HarveysLake; Kingston Township eyed her as Police Department,180 E. Center St., Shavertown; Luzerne County District Attorney’s Office at the Wilkes-Barre DA write-in Police Department,15N.Washington St., Wilkes-Barre; state police at Hazle- ton, 250 Dessen Drive, West Hazleton; Theformer countyjudge makes the state police at Wyoming, 475 Wyoming Ave., Wyoming; and the Wright Town- claim as she speaksofreturning to ship Police Department,321 S. Moun- privatelaw practice. tain Blvd., Mountain Top.

WILKES-BARRE By TERRIE MORGAN-BESECKER [email protected] Paralegal mayaid Selenski DUPONT –Former Luzerne Coun- Aparalegal requesting to be appoint- ty JudgeAnn Lokuta said she wasap- ed to assist in the case of double hom- proached by persons within the Re- icide suspect HugoSelenski does not publican Party to launch awrite-in need the permission of the court,a campaign fordistrict attorney,but de- Luzerne County senior judgesaid clined the offer to focus on re-estab- Thursday. lishing aprivate legal practice. Senior JudgeChester Muroski said Lokuta, 57, of Dupont,said she in acourt filing that amotion filed by hopes to open her practice by the sum- Gerald P. Deady ask- mer.She will focus on ing to be appointed to the general practice assist in Selenski’s of law, including civil BILL TARUTIS PHOTOS/FORTHE TIMESLEADER case does not need and criminal work. Sharon SmitsofBartonsville,left, buyscash raffle tickets from Marilyn Burton of Auburn Center at the NEPARed permission from the Lokuta wasre- Hat Queens Council seventhannual RedHat Daycelebration at Genetti’sHotel &ConferenceCenter, Wilkes-Barre, court because Muroski movedfromoffice Thursday.Below, Loraine RisleyofKingstonwalksdownthe runwayatafashion show. ForClicks, seePage 9A. previously said in December 2008 by court papersdefense the state Court of Ju- attorneyscan appoint Selenski dicial Discipline whomeverthey wish “I have to based on its findings to the case. that she brought dis- Ared-hot hat day Selenski, 37, is chargedwith hom- have a repute to the judici- icide in the deaths of MichaelKerkow- source of ary.The ruling fol- ski and Tammy Fassettafter their bod- lowedadisciplinary Society providessocial outletfor Membersattend high teas, pajama par- her birthday, along with acopy of the ies were unearthed from his Kingston income. Township property in June 2003. trial at which cour- women overthe age of 50. ties and Halloween parties, among poem “Warning”byJenny Joseph. I’mcer- thouse employees other events. The poem reads, in part: “When I Defense attorneyspreviously requested they be allowedtohavesup- tainly not and attorneyspor- “Welook foractivities am an old woman Ishall wear trayed Lokuta as aju- By DAWN DRUMIN that would be fun forwom- purple/ With ared hat that portiveservices in January,which was abandoning dicial bully. Times Leader Correspondent en our age,” said NEPA doesn’t go and doesn’t suit granted by Muroski. Prosecutorslater filed court papersasking if Deady was my appel- The order preclud- WILKES-BARRE –Genetti’sonQueens Council Vice Pres- me.” Forthis reason, women ed Lokuta from ever MarketStreet wasawash with asea of ident Romaine Stout of wear redhats and pur- helping defense attorneys. late again serving as a redhats and purple frocksonThurs- Plains Township. “We’re all ple clothes to the WILKES-BARRE rights.” judge, but it did not daywhen the NEPA about sisterhood and events. impact her ability to Queens Council held its fun.” Women young- Rhee to speak at Wilkes Ann Lokuta practice law. seventh annual RedHat The RedHat So- er than 50 may Former judge The decision to re- Society redhat daylun- ciety is anational join the group, but Michelle Rhee, founder and chief establish her legal cheon. Morethan 400 organization must wear pink executiveofficer of StudentsFirst and practice does not women donning bright with branches all hats. On the month the former chancellor of the Washing- mean she has given up on her efforts To see redhats came from all overthe U.S. Six- of their birthdays, ton, D.C., public schools, will deliver video,visit to regain her seat on the bench, Lok- overNortheastern ty chaptersare ac- membersover50can the 30th annual Max Rosenn Lecturein www.times Lawand Humanities on Sundayat uta said. leader.com Pennsylvania to attend tiveinNEPA. switch the colors Sheiscurrently working on are- the event. The first RedHat Society they wear to apurple Wilkes University. quest that will be filed with the U.S. The RedHat Society’s wasfounded in 1998 when Sue hat and redclothing. Rhee will speak Supreme Court –known as awrit of members, called “Red Hatters,” are Ellen Cooper of Fullerton, Cal- about educational certiorari –that asksthe justices to women over50seeking asocial outlet. if., gaveafriend ared hat for SeeRED HAT, Page 14A reform at 7:30 p.m. in hear her appeal of the Pennsylvania the Arnaud C. Marts Supreme Court decision that upheld Center on South Fran- her removal. klin Street.Admission “I have to have asource of income,” is free and the event is Lokuta said. “I’mcertainly not aban- W-Boutlaws bath salts, other synthetic drugs open to the public. Local educatorsare doning my appellate rights.” Rhee encouraged to attend. Lokuta previously served as an as- ond reading, will takeef- morning that wasrequested by District Ordinancesupersedesemergency Featured in the award-winning docu- sistant district attorney from January fect in 10 days and will su- Attorney Jackie Musto Carroll. measure; also, council is told that mentary “Waiting forSuperman,” Rhee to May1988 beforeresigning follow- persede the emergency Also Thursday, Fred Heller,ahome has workedfor 18 yearstogivechildren ing adispute with then-district attor- cityisunfair to contractors. ordinance passed on improvement contractor from Moun- the skills and knowledgethey will need ney Correale Stevens. Shewas elected April 14. tain Top, addressed council forthe sec- to compete in achanging world. She judgeinNovember 1991 and took of- The penalties outlined ond consecutivemonth, asking that began her career as athird-grade teach- By BILL O’BOYLE fice in January 1992. in the ordinance call fora the city become “morebusiness-friend- er in the Baltimoreschools before [email protected] Incumbent District Attorney Jac- fine up to $500 and/or incarceration of ly.” moving into roles as an administrator queline Musto Carroll, aDemocrat,is WILKES-BARRE –City Council up to 30 days,upon conviction. At last month’smeeting, Heller and education reformer. running unopposed on that party’s Thursdayunanimously approvedan The action comes three days after a asked council to look into the oper- On June 12,2007, Rhee wasappoint- ticket in the May17primary election. ordinance banning the sale and con- Luzerne County judgeissued an in- ations of the city and reviewall policies ed to lead the District of Columbia ThereisnoRepublican candidate, sumption of synthetic drugsinthe city, junction permanently banning the sale and fees. He said the current system is Public Schools, aschool district serv- meaning Musto Carroll virtually is as- especially the chemicals commonly of bath salts in Luzerne County.Presi- unfair and makes competition difficult. ing morethan 47,000 students in 123 called bath salts. dent JudgeThomas Burke signed the schools. SeeLOKUTA, Page 14A The ordinance, approvedonits sec- injunction after ahearing Monday SeeSALTS,Page 14A CMYK

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Continued from Page 1A ter and twograndchildren, sur- vived by hiding under their front porch. Friends down the street who did the same weren’t so lucky—Stewart said he pulled out the bodies of twoneighbors whose home wasripped off its foundation. Alabama’sgovernor says the state’sdeath toll has risen to 194 after devastating storms rolled through the state. SARAHHITE/THE TIMESLEADER Gov. Robert Bentley said at a Abarn off IdetownRoadinLehman Township wasdestroyed by news conference Thursdaythat heavywinds Thursday morning. Residents estimatethe barn, 194people had died because of built in the early 1800s,isthe oldest in the township. the storms, which spawned tornadoes that decimated entire AP PHOTOS towns across the South. At least People reclaim some of their belongings in the Alberta Cityneighborhood Thursday after atorna- Possible tornado in Lehman 280 people had died, including do struck Tuscaloosa,Ala. the daybefore. deaths reported in Virginia, Ken- tucky, Tennessee, Mississippi “When Ilooked back, Ijust saw By SARAH HITE “All the trees went the oppo- and Georgia. trees and stuff coming by,” said [email protected] site way, thankfully,” said Weav- Dozens of tornadoes were re- MikeWhitt, aresident at DCH LEHMAN TWP.–Some sayit er. ported across the region into Regional Medical Center who wasawind shear.Othersbelieve James Welby of the Back Wednesdaynight. ranfromthe hospital’sparking atornado whipped through Mountain Regional Emergency President Barack Obama said deck when the wind started swir- wooded areas nowcleared of Management Agency said crews he would visit Alabama todayto ling and he heardaroar. trees. from Dallas Borough and Jack- viewdamageand meet with the The National Weather Service While arepresentativefrom son and Lehman townships re- governorandfamiliesdevastated said the deaths were the most the National Weather Service sponded to reports of trees down by the storms. Obama has al- since atornado outbreak killed will put speculation to rest this between 5:30 and 6a.m., but the ready expressed condolences by 315 people in1974. morning, one thing is clear – workers didn’t see the extent of phone to Gov. Robert Bentley Aresearch meteorologist at strong winds during an early the damageuntil daylight. and approvedhis request for the Oklahoma prediction center, morning storm Thursdaycut a Welby said therewerenore- emergency federal assistance. Dr.Harold Brooks, said the aver- path of destruction through Leh- ports of loss of life or injuries due The National Weather Ser- agetornado is on the ground fora man Township. to the storm. vice’sStorm Prediction Center in couple of miles, measures acou- Lehman Township Police Twobarns were reported to be Norman, Okla., said it received ple hundred yardswide and Chief Howard Kocher estimated damaged by the gusty winds, in- 137tornadoreportsintoWednes- packstop winds of 100mph. He the damagespanned about 1,000 cluding what Barry Edwardssaid daynight.The storms forced au- said most reasonably built struc- yardslong and 200 feet wide is the oldest barn in Lehman thorities in some places into ma- tures can withstand storms like from Jackson Road crossing onto Township, just off Idetown Road. keshift command posts after those, but the ones that hit Old Route 115. “I went to go getthe paper at their headquarterslost poweror Wednesdayappeared much MikeWeaveronOld Route 115 eight in the morning, and it was were damaged, and an Alabama stronger. said he took the brunt of the dam- still standing,” he said. “By nine, nuclear plant wasusing backup “There’saprettygood chance ageasatreeservice brokedown it wasdown.” generatorstocoolunitsthatwere some of these were amile wide, the fallen pines on his 13-acre Chris Lathrop, of Lehman shut down. on the ground fortens of miles property Thursdayafternoon. Township Road Department, Atornado expert at the Okla- and had winds speeds over200 “The police woke us up in the said the barn wasbuilt in 1809. homa center said it appearssome mph. Well, that’sobviously abig- morning to makesurewewereall Edwardsadded it wasbuilt by ofthetornadoeswere aswideasa gerproblem,” he said. right,” said Weaver.“Ididn’t real- Amos Brownand wasinuse up mile and likelypacked awallop In Alabama, whereasmany as ize the extent of the damageuntil until the 1950s. Bill Hewitt, the that only1in100 twisterseverre- amillion people were without Iwalked down my driveway.” barn’s owner,was not available ach.Itcouldbedays,however, be- power, Bentley said 2,000 nation- Jeff Arnott, of ArnottTreeand forcomment. fore scientistsmakeanofficialde- al guardtroops had been activa- Stump, said he estimates about Kevin McMahon, who lives termination. ted and were helping to search 200 trees were affected on the just down the road from the Some of the worstdamagewas devastated areas forpeople still Weaver property,which could Weavers, said he didn’t expect to in Tuscaloosa, acity of morethan missing. He said the National add up to at least twoorthree see between 50 and 60 trees lying 83,000thatishometotheUniver- Weather Service and forecasters weeksofwork. horizontal in his backyard.He sity of Alabama. Neighborhoods did agood job of alerting people, Weaver said he heardone tree thought the storm wasjust that, therewereleveled by amassive but thereisonly so much that can cracking near his home –the as thunder and lightning with tornadothatbarreled through bedonetodealwithpowerfultor- Debris is strewneverywhereafter atornado hit PleasantGrove closest one is about 30 feet from heavy rains at night seemed to be late Wednesdayafternoon. nadoes amile wide. justwest of downtownBirmingham, Ala. his bedroom. commonplace this week.

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Continued from Page 1A State College, today’sriver crest in the county seat will be 28.2 feet at 8a.m., slightly more than six feet above the natural flood stageof22feet.On Wednesday, the forecast center predicted ariver crest of just above 25 feet. Levees protect most of the Wyoming Valley up to 41 feet. State Route11 in Shickshinny and West Nanticoke, and the lowlying areas of Plainsville and Jenkins Township, arein- undatedatariver level of 29 feet.Ifthe river rises another foot,Susquehanna Avenue in West Pittston begins to takeon water and the river reaches the bottom of the portal doorsat River Common Park in Wilkes- Barre. When the river reaches 26 feet,Toby CreekbacksupinEd- wardsville, flooding the parking lot of the NarrowsShopping Center on Route 11. JimBrozena, executivedirector forthe county flood protection authority,said emergency management officials have held afew conferences with the National S. JOHN WILKIN/THE TIMESLEADER Weather Service Avehicle makes itsway through aflooded section of Main Street in the Inkerman section of Jenkins Township.Two to 5inchesofrain had fallen across Luzerne County forthe latest riv- sinceTuesday,according to storm reports from the National Weather ServiceinBinghamton, N.Y. er projections. To seevideo “They’restill and addi- holding at 29 feet tional pho- in Wilkes-Barre, tos, visit but that doesn’t www.times leader.com include the water that is already on the ground,” Bro- zena said. “Hopefully,itwon’t getthat high.” NWS reports say15.77 inches of rain has fallen since the beginning of the year,nearly six inches above normal, resulting in saturated ground. The worstofThursday’sse- vere thunderstorms wasinthe CLARK VANORDEN/THE TIMESLEADER Back Mountain, wherehun- Thestorm downed treesalong Old Route115 in Lehman Township dreds of trees were toppled in early Thursday morning. the area of Jackson Road and Old Route115inLehman Town- ship and therewas aflash flood scareonHuntsville Creek along Hillside Road in Jackson Township, prompting avoluntary evacuation of several homes. CLARK VANORDEN/THE TIMESLEADER Novella Huey said it is the Inmates from the State Correctional InstituteatDallas help to sand baghomesalong Huntsville fifth time since moving into her Road Thursday morning justincasethe creek came out of itsbanks. Hillside Road home in 2001that she has worried about flooding. “When Imovedhere, Iwas told the creekdidn’t flood and I didn’t need flood insurance,” Huey said. “I’mworried but it doesn’t look as bad as it did a fewyearsago.” Huey’s house wasflooded in June 2006 and March 2008. The American RedCross set up an evacuation shelter at the Jackson Township Municipal Building, said Brian Wright- son, director of emergency services forLuzerne and Lacka- wanna counties. The 15-foot-wide creek, which originates at the aging Huntsville Dam, flowsthrough woods beforeitisfunneled into afive-foot-wide diameter pipe under abridgeonHillside Road. Severalinmates from the State Correctional Institution at Dallas, Jackson Township, placed sandbagsinfront of S. JOHN WILKIN/THE TIMESLEADER S.JOHN WILKIN/THE TIMESLEADER houses in case the creekspilled TheSusquehanna River wasaround 23 feet Thursday afternoon Apersonwalkswith an umbrella on the River Common along aSusquehanna River.The river level its banksatthe bridge. after heavyrain movedthrough the area Thursday morning. rose significantly Thursday.

PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMESLEADER S. JOHN WILKIN/THE TIMESLEADER CLARK VANORDEN/THE TIMESLEADER Acinder block wall on Schrader Street in Larksville col- Trafficwas divertedaround aflooded section of Main Street in the Inkerman Atreealong FolliesRoadinJacksonTownship knocked lapses intothe streetand lands on acar. section of Jenkins Township Thursday morning after the storm. down apowerline and autilitypole Thursday morning.

“Thereare alot of events shows, amusement rides, games, lines caused the streets to be- rise,” Keating said. “We’ve never ing pumped out to Pierce Street RAIN planned forKirby Park,sowe pony rides, apetting zoo, an out- come impassable. seen anything likeitinmymem- and directed to the pumping sta- have to look foranopen week- door recreation show, acar show Paul Keating, Kingston’s ad- ory.” tion behind Wyoming Valley Mo- end,” he said. “Wewant to res- and handmade arts and crafts. ministrator forthe last 15 years, Keating said the Wyoming Val- tors, whereitwas returned to Continued from Page 1A chedulethe festival, but we have Not far from Kirby Park,crews said he has neverseen condi- ley Sanitary Authority reported the Susquehanna River. the festival to continue as to look at the calendar to see and equipment from Kingston, tions as bad as they were fortwo pumping stations were operat- “Weevenplaced sandbags planned,” McLaughlin said. when would be best.” Forty Fort and Luzerne County days. ing and the Pennsylvania Amer- around the homes on Second No date has been determined The annual springtime event were pumping water from Sec- “Wethink the flooding wasa ican Water Co. said no breaks Avenue to prevent water from to reschedule the festival, features family-friendly enter- ond and Thirdavenues in King- result of the river level being so were found in any main lines. entering the basements,” Keat- McLaughlin said. tainment,food vendors, puppet ston, whereoverfilled storm high causing the water table to Keating said the water wasbe- ing said. K

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MURIAL KLEIN,94, formerly Thomas Hornlein Sr. Loretta A. Suchoski of Kingston, died Thursday, April FUNERALS 28, 2011,inthe Jewish Home of April 27, 2011 April 27, 2011 Northeastern Pa., Scranton. BARNA –Nick, funeral, Saturday, Funeral will be at 1:30 p.m. Sun- homas Hornlein Sr., 63, of Gar- oretta A. Suchoski, 73, of the 8:30 a.m. from the Sheldon-Ku- daywith final arrangements pend- Tfield Street,Larksville, passed LMinersMills section of Wilkes- kuchkaFuneral Home,Tunkhan- ing from the RosenbergFuneral away Wednesdayafternoon, April Barre, passed away peacefully nock. MassofChristian Burial 9 Chapel, 348 S. River St., Wilkes- Wednesdayafternoon, April 27, 27, 2011,atthe Wilkes-BarreGener- a.m. in NativityB.V.M. Catholic Barre. 2011,after acourageous three-year- al Hospital after fighting acoura- Church, Tunkhannock. Friends may geous battle with cancer. battle with kidney cancer,inHos- pice Community CareInpatient call from 5to8p.m. today. He wasason of the late Joseph PEGGYA.HABGOOD,87, for- Unit of Geisinger South Wilkes- BEKY –Ellen, memorial visitation and Edith (Thomas) Hornlein. merly of Taylor,died Tuesday, Barre. from 4to7p.m. todayatthe Thomas wasagraduate of Born in MinersMills on October Wroblewski Funeral Home Inc., April 26, 2011.Born in Scranton on Coughlin High School, class of January 19,1924, she wasadaugh- 11,1937, Loretta wasadaughter of 1442 Wyoming Ave.,Forty Fort. 1965. He attended West Side Voca- the late Benjamin P. and Julia M. BLANKENSHIP –Willie,memorial ter of the late Gerald and Mary tional Technical School and Lu- Wojda Toloczko. Shewas agraduate service3p.m. todayinthe First McGuireHabgood. Also preceding zerne County Community College. of Marymount High School, Wilkes- BaptistChurch, 48 S. River St., her in death wasasister,Mary A. Thomas wasemployedbyBerwick Barre, class of 1955. Wilkes-Barre. Friends maycall from Habgood. Sheissurvived by sister, Industries and West Side Vocational Shehad workedfor local busi- 2to3p.m. todayatthe church. Sally A. Galacci; niece, Linda Ga- Technical School as an industrial nesses and factories. “Nana,” as she lacci-Rogersand husband, Ken- electrician. PeggyIsley,Bantum, Conn.; several wasknown to everyone, wasthe band, David, and Michele Suchoski; BOLESTA –Ronald Sr., memorial neth Rogers;nephew, Donald Ga- Tomwas aloving father and nieces and nephews; companion, heart and soul of her family.She de- grandchildren, Corey Suda, Taylor MassofChristian Burial, 9:30 a.m. voted her life to her children and lacci Jr.; great-niece, SarahTol- grandfather who adored his grand- Bernadine Reinard, Kingston; and Suda, Julie Suchoski, and SarahSu- Saturday in St. Ignatius Church, lock, and great-nephew, Noah Rog- step-granddaughter,Erica. then continued with her grandchil- choski; and her twopet companions North Maple Avenue,Kingston. children. He wasanavid pool shoo- dren, who were the lovesofher life. Rusty and Hans, all residing in ers. ABlessing Service forThomas CARMON –Nancy, funeral, 9a.m. ter who wasintwo leagues. Her passing leavesavoid that no Ablessing service will be held Wilkes-Barre. Saturday from the John V. Morris Thomas waspreceded in death will be held at11 a.m. Mondayatthe one will everbeable to fill. at 11 a.m. Saturday, May7,inthe Loretta’s funeral will be con- by asister,Shirley Nichol; and Andrew Strish Funeral Home, 11 Loretta had married Robert Su- ducted at 9:30 a.m. Saturdayfrom Funeral Home,625 N. Main St., ChapelofCathedral Cemetery brother,Joseph Hornlein Jr. Wilson St., Larksville, with the Rev. choski on February 27, 1960, and he the MarkV.Yanaitis Funeral Home, Wilkes-Barre. Divine Liturgy,9:30 with interment to follow. In lieu of Surviving arehis son Thomas Joseph Veraspi officiating. Inter- had passed away on April 27, 1988. 55 StarkSt.,Plains Township, with a.m. in Holy Assumption of Saint flowers, memorial contributions Hornlein Jr., and his wife, Lisa, of ment will be held in Dennison Cem- Shewas also preceded in death by aMass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church, maybemade to Griffin Pond Ani- Pittston Township; grandchildren, etery.Family and friends maycall brothers, John Toloczko, May20, in St.Benedict Church, 155Austin Wilkes-Barre. Friends maycall from mal Shelter,967 Griffin Pond Rd., Sydney and Gianna Hornlein; sister, from 4to7p.m. Sunday. 1996, and Msgr.BernardA.Tolocz- Ave., Wilkes-Barre. Interment will 5to8p.m. today. Clarks Summit,PA18411.Arrange- ko,former pastor of Holy Trinity be private. Friends maycall from 6 COLE –Albina, graveside memorial, 1 ments areunder the careofthe Church, Nanticoke, on May2,2008. to 9p.m. todayatthe funeral home. p.m. Saturday at Orcutt’s Ceme- Surviving aresons, Robert and Condolences can be sent to the Thomas P. Kearney Funeral Home tery (new section), Noxen. Inc., Old Forge. Visit www.Kear- his wife, Carol, and Bernard; daugh- family at www.yanaitisfuneral- Susan Orbacz-Kubiski ters, Eileen Sobocinski and hus- home.com. COSGROVE –Marcellia, funeral neyFuneralHome.com to leave an services, 9a.m. Saturday from the online condolence. April 20, 2011 Nat &Gawlas Funeral Home,89 Park Ave.,Wilkes-Barre. Massof usan Orbacz-Kubiski, 54, of Or- Christian Burial 9:30 a.m. in St. ALBERTJ.BALDRICA,72, of S angeRoad, Dallas, died Wednes- Loretta A. Grochowski Kingston, died Thursdaymorning, day, April 20, 2011,atGeisinger Andrew’s Parish, Wilkes-Barre. April 28, 2011,atthe Inpatient Unit Wyoming Valley Medical Center, April 27, 2011 Friends maycall from 4to7p.m. of Hospice Careofthe VNA, Heri- Plains Township, after a5-month todayatthe funeral home. tageHouse, Wilkes-Barre. battle with cancer. oretta A. Grochowski, 75, of DEITER –George,memorial service Funeral arrangements are Born in Schenectady,N.Y.,she LPine RunRoad, HanoverTown- from 7to9p.m. todayatTurnbach pending from the Corcoran Funer- wasadaughter of Genevieve Ste- ship, and formerly of NewYork, Funeral Home Inc., 423W.Broad al Home Inc., 20 S. Main St., Plains mepkow Orbacz, of NewYork, and N.Y.,died Wednesday, April 27, St.,Hazleton. Township. the late Victor Orbacz. 2011,atthe Geisinger Wyoming Val- DODD –Rosanne,family will receive Susanhad resided in Dallas for ley Medical Center,Plains Town- friends from 6to8p.m. todayat MICHAEL BRYANAIRHART, the past 13 years. Previously,she ship. the Harold C. Snowdon Home for 52, of Wilkes-Barre, passed away had resided in California for20 Shewas born in Wilkes-Barre, on Funerals Inc., 420 Wyoming Ave., years. Shehad formerly workedasa Tuesday, April 26, 2011,inthe September 16,1935, adaughter of Kingston. waitress at Really Cooking Café and the late William and Martha (Bogu- Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medi- HANDLEY –Frank Sr., funeral, 10 a.m. the Meadows Nursing Facility Cafe- mil) Kumor.She wasagraduate of cal Center,Plains Township. He Saturday from the Mamary-Durkin wasborn March 17,1959, in Sax- teria, Dallas. E. L. MeyersHigh School, Wilkes- Preceding her in death areher Susan, Wilkes-Barre, and Robert Funeral Service, 59 Parrish St., ton, Pa.Hewas ason of the late Kubiski and his wife, Lisa, Sweet Barre. brother,MichaelOrbacz; and an in- Wilkes-Barre. Friends maycall from Ace and Dolly Airhart.Michael Valley; as well as many nieces and As aformer resident of NewYork, fant sister,Christine. 5to7p.m. today. wasatruck driver throughout his nephews. Loretta wasemployedasanapart- Surviving, besides her mother, KITCHEN –Raymond Jr., memorial life. Surviving arehis wife, Mary Therewill be no services. ment manager for50ParkTerrace areher husband, Joseph A. Kubiski Airhart,Dallas; his daughter,Mi- Arrangements areentrusted to East.For the past 18 years, she was Surviving areadaughter Karen service10a.m. Saturday in the Sr.; sisters, Linda Orbacz, Fishkill, the Hugh B. Hughes &Son Inc., Fu- employedinthe Central Steriliza- Kulik and her husband, Henry,Sell- Bennett Welsh Presbyterian chelle Jones and her husband, N.Y.;Patricia Nilsen and her hus- Paul, Edwardsville; his son, Mi- neral Home, 1044 Wyoming Ave., tion Supplies Unit at Geisinger ersville, Pa.; sons, Anthony Gro- Church, Bennett Street, Luzerne. band, John, Hurling, N.Y.;Karen Forty Fort. chowski and his wife, Mary,Orange- LINK –Elsie,MassofChristian Burial chaelAirhart Jr., West Hazleton; Schoonmaker,Poughkeepsie, N.Y.; Wyoming Valley Medical Center, The family would liketothank all burg, N.Y.,and Joseph Grochowski 11 a.m. Saturday in Holy Spirit and his brothers, Donald Airhart and BarbaraBoulais and her hus- Plains Township. the staff at Frank and Dorothea Hen- and his wife, Jamie, HanoverTown- Parish/St. Mary’sChurch, Mocana- and Chester Black, both of Saxton, band, Marc, Pittsfield, Mass.; broth- Loretta wasacaring, outgoing in- ry Cancer Center,Richardand Ma- ship; grandchildren, Henry,Car- qua. Pa. ers, Victor Orbacz and his wife, rion PearsalHeart Hospital, nurses dividual who possessed an unforget- oline, Natalie, Harrison, James, Ma- Privatefuneral services will Candy,Lakeland, Fla.; Jeffrey Or- and aides of Geisinger Wyoming table personality.She wasdevoted LOTT –Irene,MassofChristian be held at the convenience of the bacz and his wife, Sharon, Kingston, Valley Medical Center. to her job and her favorite motto deleine, Kylie, Anthony,Julia and Burial, 10 a.m. todayfromSt. family.Arrangements areentrust- N.Y.;and Brian Orbacz and his wife, Memorial contributions, if desir- wasthat “she wasagood worker,” Joey.Also surviving aresisters, Ma- RobertBellarmine Parish at St. ed to the Edwardsand Russin Fu- Ermelinda, Milford, Pa.; stepsons, ed, can be made to the charity of the taking the careand dedication to ry Petyoand Veronica Kovaleski, Aloysius Church, HanoverTown- neral Home, Edwardsville. Joseph A. Kubiski Jr., and his wife, donor’s choice. perform her job duties. both of Nuangola, Bernadine Boler, ship. Loretta alwayscompared her life MinersMills, Wilkes-Barre; numer- MAZUR –Florence, Panikhida memo- to the original “Coal Miner’s Daugh- ous nieces and nephews; as well as rial service, 6p.m. Tuesday at St. MASSIMO “MACE” T. PA- ter,” as she endured the hardships of her loving fiancé, Robert Aaron, Ha- John the BaptistOrthodoxChurch, VONE,80, of Nanticoke, passed the time and industry,one being the noverTownship. ZerbyAvenue,Edwardsville. away Wednesday, April 27, 2011,at Nancy Lee Winter-Haslin loss of her father who met his fate in Funeral Services will be held at MUTRYNOWSKI –Frank, funeral, his home. Born in Nanticoke, he April 28, 2011 the South Wilkes-BarreColliery. 9a.m. Saturdayfromthe George A. 9:30 a.m. todayfromthe Kearney wasason of the late Cesareand Sheenjoyedlife, especially travel- Strish, Inc., Funeral Home, 105N. Maria Gobdetti Pavone. Mace was Funeral Home Inc., 173E.Green St., ancy Lee Winter-Haslin, 57, of ing and cooking. Shelovedtosing Main St., Ashley.AMass of Chris- Nanticoke. MassofChristian Buri- employedbyParrish Optical as a tian Burial will be held at 9:30 a.m. N Wilkes-Barre, passed away and dance polkas. Shewas adevot- al, 10 a.m. in St. Faustina Parish, lab foreman until retiring in 1995. Thursday, April 28, 2011,atthe from St.Leo’s/Holy Rosary Church, ed mother and grandmother who alternatesite, 1030 S. HanoverSt., He wasamember of the former St. Kindred Hospital, Wilkes-Barre. will be greatly missed by her family Manhattan Street,Ashley.Inter- Nanticoke. Francis Church and wasaveteran Shewas born October18,1953, in and friends. ment will be in St.Mary’s Cemetery, Patterson, N.J.,adaughter of the PARKER –Anne,memorial service, of the Korean War, serving in the Preceding her in death washer HanoverTownship. Friends may late William Zekusand BettyZekus- 1:30 p.m. Saturday at St. Stephen,s U.S. Air Force. In addition to his husband of 28 years, Joseph Gro- call from 5to8p.m. today. Gilroy. EpiscopalChurch, 35 S. Franklin parents, he waspreceded in death chowski, in 1983; brothers, Benja- The family wishes to extend their Shewas formerly employedat St.,Wilkes-Barre. by asister,Irene George.Surviving Carter Rubber Co. and wasthe man- min, Chester and Edward Kumor; sinceregratitude to the nurses and arehis wife of 57 years, the former ager of Haslin’s Café, George Ave- and sisters, Stephanie Moses, Ber- hospital staff at the Geisinger PLACEK –Mary,funeral, 10 a.m. Louise Ricci; sons, David, Ply- nue, Wilkes-Barre. Nancy wasa tha Wasilewski, Helen Bandura, Vic- Wyoming Valley ICU forthe won- Saturday in Holy Mother of Sor- mouth, and Michael, Effort; broth- member of the American Pool Asso- toria Martin and Genevieve Prytz. derful carethey provided to Loretta. rows Polish National Catholic ers, Joseph and Ralph, both of Nan- ciation forover20years. Church, Dupont. ticoke; sisters, Jennie Rosencrans, Surviving areher fiancé, Michael PRECONE –Florence, funeral 9:30 Nanticoke, and Mary Hoopes, Haslin; brother,William Zekus, Ore- a.m. todayfromthe Harold C. gon; sisters, Diana Marcario, Ephram, N.J. Snowdon Funeral Home Inc., 140N. Wilkes-Barre, and Debbie Ann Wil- John A. Butera Funeral services will be pri- liams, Wilkes-Barre; and nieces; ne- ry’s Cemetery,HanoverTownship. Main St.,Shavertown. Massof vate. Arrangements arebyKear- phews; and cousins. Memorial donations maybe April 28, 2011 Christian Burial, 10 a.m. in St. ney Funeral Home Inc., 173E. Relatives and friends maycall made to the American Heart Associ- Therese’s Church, Pioneer Avenue Green St., Nanticoke. from 5to8p.m. Sundayatthe E. ation, 613 BaltimoreDrive, Wilkes- ohn A. Butera, 76, of Wilkes- and Davis Street, Shavertown. BlakeCollins Funeral Home, 159 Barre, PA 18702. JBarre, passed away Thursday, SMITH –R.Sterling, funeral, 11 a.m. Condolences can be sent to the George Ave., Wilkes-Barre. Private April 28, 2011.Hewas the husband todayatthe EatonBaptistChurch, JOHN P. DOBZINSKI,59, of interment services will be in St.Ma- family at www.eblakecollins.com. of 48 yearstoJoyce (Leister) Bute- Tunkhannock. Wilkes-Barre, formerly of Ply- ra. TEETSEL –Kenneth Jr., memorial mouth, died Tuesday, April 19, Born January 29, 1935, in Pitt- 2011,athome. service, noon Saturday from the ston, he wasason of the late Angelo Funeral arrangements are Alice Mae Delmore Nallon NoxenUnited MethodistChurch pending from the Yeosock Funeral Buteraand Nellie (Carmella) (De- with aluncheon to follow. Home, 40 S. Main St., Plains Town- April 28, 2011 Rosa)Butera. He graduated from UTER –Richard, funeral, 9:30 a.m. ship. Acomplete obituary will ap- Pittston High School, class of 1952, todayfromthe Betz-Jastremski pear in tomorrow’s edition of The lice Mae DelmoreNallon, 75, of and retired from Babcock &Wilcox, Funeral Home Inc., 568 Bennett Times Leader. A Shavertown, passed away Scranton, as adraftsman. He later St.,Luzerne.MassofChristian Thursday, April 28, 2011,atthe went on to work at Techneglas. Burial, 10 a.m. in Holy Family Par- Meadows Nursing and Rehabilita- John served in the U.S. Army,at- ish, Luzerne. CHARLES MOSHER,78, for- tion Center,Dallas. taining the rank of Private First WISNIEWSKI –Carol, funeral 9:30 merly of MeadowRun Road, Shewas born September 1, 1935, Class. He wasalifetime member of Mass of Christian Burial will be held a.m. todayfromthe Grontkowski Wilkes-Barre, aguest at Kingston in Wilkes-Barre, adaughter of the Serradefalco Society. at St.Rocco’sR.C. Church, Pittston, Funeral Home P.C., 51 W. Green St., Commons, died Thursday, April late Thomas and Alice Phillips Del- He waspreceded in death, in ad- Nanticoke. MassofChristian Buri- 28, 2011. more. A1953 graduate of G.A.R. at 10 a.m. Saturday(9:30 a.m. from dition to his parents, by abrother, al, 10 a.m. in St. Faustina Parish, Funeral arrangements are Memorial High School, Wilkes- the funeral home), with Daniel Gasper Butera. Holy TrinityChurch, Nanticoke. pending from the Yeosock Funeral Barre, she formerly resided in Mor- Schwebspresiding. Interment will Surviving arechildren, Carmella Home, 40 S. Main St., Plains Town- risville. followatSt. Rocco’sR.C. Cemetery, and Albert Fereck, Pittston, Chris- More Obituaries, Page 2A ship. Acomplete obituary will be Mrs. Nallon wasamember of St. Pittston Township. tine and SamParry,Gibbsboro, N.J., in tomorrow’s edition of The Therese Church, Shavertown. In lieu of flowers, memorial con- Shewas preceded in death by her and John and Rose Mary Butera, Times Leader. tributions maybemade to St.Roc- In Loving Memory of daughter,BarbaraAnn Nallon, who Pittston; as well as grandchildren, co’sChurch or the Henry Cancer passed away on March 20, 2010. Thefuneral will be held at 9:15 Albert Fereck, Danielle Fereck, Center at Geisinger Wyoming Val- OBITUARYPOLICY The family would liketothank a.m. Mondayfromthe Maher-Col- Kristen Fereck, John C. Butera, Rob- ley Medical Center,Plains Town- the third-floor staff of the Meadows TheTimesLeader publish- lins Funeral Home, 360 N. Maple ert Parry,and Camille Parry. ship. es free obituaries, which Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Ave., Kingston, with aMass of Funeral will be handled by the forthe carethey provided, especial- have a27-line limit,and paid Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St. Graziano Funeral Home Inc., ly Sue, Margaret, and Gerry. obituaries, which canrun Therese Church. Interment will be Pittston Township. Calling hours Surviving areher husband, Do- in St.Mary’s Cemetery,Hanover will be held from 4to7p.m. today. A PeterKle mash with aphotograph. Afuneral nald A. Nallon; daughter,Donna Township. Friends maycall from 5 home representativecan call Marie Zavaskas, HanoverTown- to 7p.m. Sunday. 1932 -2008 the obituary desk at (570) ship; grandchildren, D.J. 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Penn State Extension will Harvest 4-Health is part of a demic. The produce grownin kick off harvest initiative for state initiativeprompted by a the Harvest 4-Health garden is federal effort led by first lady Mi- distributed to food banksand ages4to18. chelle Obama to teach children soup kitchens so that low-in- howtogrowproduce and be come residents can enjoybetter awareofthe nutritional value of nutrition. By DAWN DRUMIN fruits and vegetables. “Gardens can create links Times Leader Correspondent “(Harvest 4-Health is going across generational and ethnic WILKES-BARRE –The Penn to) help food literacy develop- lines,” promoting diversity and State Extension in Luzerne ment among our youth,” said understanding, noted McHugh. County,inpartnership with the TomMcHugh, the head of the Acommunity garden also al- Wilkes-BarreCatholic Youth program at Penn State Wilkes- lows people to grow crops they Center,will kick off its Harvest Barre. maynot be able to find else- 4-Health Initiativetodayatthe Another issue Harvest 4- where. This helps immigrants CYCgarden site. Health’sactivities address is the maintain atraditional diet. Harvest 4-Health is aproject lack of availability of produce in Harvest 4-Health is not the on- of Penn State’s4-H program that many communities, especially ly community garden that the teaches farming, nutrition and low-income neighborhoods. Penn State Extension promotes. the importance of an activelife- These neighborhoods often lack Since 2006, the extension has style to children ages 4to18. supermarkets, leaving people run agarden on Wilkes-Barre The children work with farmers dependent on convenience Boulevard in partnership with to grow crops. Most of the chil- stores and fast food outlets, the McGlynn Learning Center. dren aremembersofthe CYC, which sell food that is high-calo- Formoreinformation on Har- but anyone in the community rie and lacking in nutrients. This vest 4-Health, call McHugh at 1. can participate in the program. contributes to the obesity epi- (570) 825-1701.

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PAGE 10AFRIDAY,APRIL 29,2011T➛ NEWS HE TIMESLEADER www.timesleader.com Sacrificecommemorated Cart gives students another shot at breakfast Studiesshowstudents who eat breakfast arebetter By STEPHANIE LONGO Times Leader Correspondent behavedand moreattentive. DUNMORE –When Spring BrookTownshipresidentJoanne Katula pushed the golden shovel By MARK GUYDISH into the ground outside of St.Jo- [email protected] seph Center’s 320 S. BlakelySt. PLYMOUTH –Rahjae Dixon campus on Wednesdayafter- grinned as he palmed asmall bag noon, she knewthat history was of Crunchmania (French toast about to be made. flavor), apack of “Oatmeal to go” “When Iwas moving the shov- barsand afoil-sealed plastic cup el,Ithought to myself that this is of orangejuice he bought sec- the first step toward forever,” onds beforeentering Wyoming Katula said. “Nowmysister will Valley West High School be remembered forever.” Wednesdaymorning. Hadn’t he Katula’ssister,Carol Ann had breakfast at home? Drazba, wasthe first American “I likethis womantobekilledinVietnamon Sfarrasaid stuff better,” Feb. 18,1966, when the helicop- the senior said, CLARK VANORDEN/THE TIMESLEADER ter she wastraveling in became the dis- still smiling. WVW seniorsJalen McClaryand Rahjae Dixon stop by the entangled in high tension wires trict had Senior Steve "Breakfast on the go"cartfor abitetoeat before class. andcrashed,killingallsevenpas- Matello had a sengers. Drazba, a1961graduate been sell- different rea- shown that students who eat Not much when youlook at the of DunmoreHigh School, wasa ing about son forgrab- breakfast aremoreattentive, bet- total enrollment –1,336, accord- nurse at the 3rdField Hospital in 100break- bing abite from ter behavedand less likelytoend ing to the state department of Saigon as well as asecond lieu- the “Breakfast up visiting the school nurse, she education –but still about a20 tenant in the U.S. Army. JASON RIEDMILLER/FOR THE TIMESLEADER fastsin on the Go” cart added. percent increase in the number The Northeastern Pennsylva- Joanne Katula, sisterofCarol Ann Drazba, and Drazba’sformer the cafete- set up outside Sfarra, who worksfor Aramark of breakfasts being served. nia wing of the Friends of the For- nursing classmates Anne Domin and Lavona Daniels. the school en- Food Services –the company Assistant Principal David Rob- ria, and gotten, aveterans’ advocacy GET INVOLVED trance to entice contracted by the district to han- bins praised the program, repeat- group, has been working to build videddrawingsandarchitectural that the students to dle cafeteria service –said the ing the importance of breakfast amonument in Drazba’smemo- Memorial engravedbricksare work,and the Career Technolo- have what grant wascompetitive, with foragood dayinschool. ry in her hometown of Dunmore available to help offset the costs gy Center of Scranton, which carthad many consider about 42 districts nationwide And, um, did he eat breakfast? since the anniversary of her of the CarolAnn DrazbaMemo- will do the brickwork,laying of attracted the most im- winning some money.The funds “Absolutely,” he said. He had death in 2010. rial. Bricksare available fora thefoundation,andsettingofthe portant meal of bought the cart and related ma- “a banana.” Wednesday’sgroundbreaking tax-deductible donation of $100 stones. about 20 the day. “I got terial, so the program can and Hereorathome? forfour lineswith 15 characters ceremony at St.Joseph’smarks per line.Checkscan be sent to Monuments by Parise of Car- students a up late,” he will continue next year,Sfarra “Here,” he admitted. the first step towardsthe monu- CarolAnn DrazbaMemorial Fund, bondale is making the monu- daysince said, acknowl- added. Thereyou have it,the program ment’sconstruction, which will c/oFriends of the Forgotten, 527 ment,which will include alife- edging that if The program started in De- works. takeplace overthe summer.An E. ScottSt.,Olyphant, Pa.18447. sized bronze statue of Drazba being in- the cart had not cember with the cart set up in- official dedication is slated for Formoreinformation, call Kim surrounded by awall including troduced. been there, he side; Wednesdaywas the first Oct.8. Atkinson at (570)383-9552. the photos of the six other crash would have daythe school rolled it onto the FACTORYDIRECT Kim Atkinson, the member of victims and her biography.They skipped break- concourse outside the front door. the Friends of the Forgotten who battlefield. Shegaveher life; she have also donated benches to be fast,eventhough the cafeteria Sfarrasaid the district had $AVING$ has spearheaded the memorial gaveher all so that we could be installed next to the monument serves breakfast to those who been selling about100breakfasts effort,feelsthatDrazbawillfinal- heretodayasfreepeople in afree to create apark-likesetting. want it. in the cafeteria, and that the cart DECK POOL SALE ly be able to takeher rightful country.” “When yousee her standing it Which is the point of the had attracted about 20 students place in history. The monument wasoriginally is going to be majestic, breath- Breakfast on the Go Program, aday since being introduced. “Ifitwasn’t forthedivineinter- supposed to be constructed on taking, and outstanding,” Atkin- made possible through agrant of vention of alot of people and thepropertyoftheDunmoreMu- son said. Lavona Daniels, who about $2,900 from General Mills. saints and angelsand Carol Ann nicipal Building, which is next to wasDrazba’sfriend and nursing “It’shardtoget some kids to herself who has led us on this the St.Joseph’ssite. When that school classmate, is amazed by eat breakfast,especially in high 18’Round $ path,we wouldnotfinallybeable property wasdeemed too small, the outpouring of public support school,” Food Service Director w/ 5’ x13’ FanDeck 3,799 to giveher her just due,” Atkin- Dominick DeNaples of DeNa- forthe monument. Suzanne Sfarrasaid as the major- Skovish Brothers, Inc. 369 Main St. son said. “Sheisgoing to be rec- plesAutoPartssteppedintohelp “I am just overwhelmed by the ity of students entering the Luzerne, Pa 18709 (570) 288-1025 ognized. 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●PAGE 12AFRIDAY,APRIL 29,2011T➛ COMMUNITY NEWS HE TIMESLEADER www.timesleader.com HAPPYBIRTHDAY! NAMESAND FACES

MatthewJamesBlom,ofPlains Township and amember of Boy Scout Troop 281ofDallas,at- tained the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest rank in Scouting, on Dec. 15,2010.An Eagle Courtof Honor will be held Sundayat the Dallas Unit- ed Methodist Church to rec- ognizehis Blom achievement. Blom is the son of Dawn and George Blom of Plains Township.Hehas an older Katerina Tsioles Allison E. Chocallo sister, Amanda. He is the grand- sonofNancyand Dale Campbell Katerina Tsioles, daughterof Allison Elizabeth Chocallo, of Dallas,and the lateGeorge and BarbaraBlom, Plains Township, Theodoreand Michele Tsioles, daughterofJocelyn and Mike Abilities through Art program plans exhibit and great-grandson of Ernest Kingston, is celebrating her Chocallo,Wilkes-Barre, is cele- TheDay DevelopmentProgram of CommunityCounseling Services’Abilitiesthrough Art(AtA) Wolfe, Dallas,and the lateNora ninth birthdaytoday, April 29. brating her sixth birthdaytoday, Wolfe, Doyle and Mildred Camp- Katerina is agranddaughterof April 29.Allison is agrand- program will sponsor an artexhibition and sale from 5to8:30p.m. May5atMain Street Galleries, bell, Anna and Attillio Tontini, and Bernardand Beverly Price, daughterofHannah and Gene 370Pierce St.,Kingston. Paintings,pottery,jewelry and craftscreated by artists with various intellec- Olga and Willem Blom. Forhis Shavertown, and George and Lazarus,Plains Township; Bon- tual and physical disabilitieswill be sold. All proceeds will supportart therapyatAtA. Representa- Eagle Scout Leadership Service Foto Tsioles, Kingston. She has nie Chocallo,Franklin Township; tives, firstrow,are Margaret Mould-Cooney, program specialist; Andrea Zagata, Shickshinny; Gina Project Blom completely refur- two sisters,Foto, 10,and Georgia, and the lateMikeChocallo.She Gardjulis, Wilkes-Barre; Miranda Kropa, Kingston; MaryHelen Kolessar,Wyoming; and Jennifer Mar- bished the music room at Dallas 6. is agreat-granddaughterof shall, Exeter.Second row: Eric Berlew, Kingston; Colleen Coyne,Exeter; Christine Cortese,Pittston; United MethodistChurch and Gene Chocallo,Swoyersville. Phillip Gallagher,Shavertown; ShelleyCampbell, Harveys Lake; BarbaraRinehimer,Hobie; Samantha made arrangements to have Allison has asister, Hannah, 8. Talmagde,Wilkes-Barre; Brittnie Jumper,Trucksville; BerniceNeville,Ashley; Tina Noble,Duryea; themed carpetinstalled. He joined Scouting in 2003 as a Nichole La Fratte,West Wyoming; and Joseph Latona, Plains Township. Webelo with Pack 281. As aWebe- lo,heearned the God and Family Religious Awardand the Arrow of LightAward,the highest awardin CubScouts, and bridged into Boy Scoutsin2005.AsaBoy Scout, Blom held the leadership positions of bugler,assistant patrol leader,patrol leader and troop guide,and has earned 33 merit badges. He has bugled forthe annual Friends of Scouting dinner since2005 and has marched in numerous Memorial Dayparades. He is the music leader forthe troop’s annual Christmas caroling Brianna N. Franklin at the Meadows Nursing Center, Dallas,and has provided count- Brianna Nicole Franklin, daugh- Khalil Adams less hoursofcommunityservice, terofTracey and Kenneth Fran- including placing flags on veter- klin, Pringle,iscelebrating her Khalil Adams,son of Darryl and ans’gravesevery year through eighth birthdaytoday, April 29. Margaret Corley, Kingston, is 2009.Blom is ajunior at Wyom- ing Seminary whereheisadiver Brianna is agranddaughterof celebrating his 12th birthday on the swimming and diving the lateAndrew Olson, Pringle, today, April 29.Khalil is agrand- and Sally and Joseph Chesnalav- team, placing fourth at the 2011 sonofMr. and Mrs. Devine and PIAA District II AA swimming and age and the lateKenneth Fran- Mr.and Mrs. Corley, Philadelphia. klin, all of FortyFort. She is a diving championships. He is the He has asister, Taeya, 11and a school’sprincipal trumpetinthe great-granddaughterofthe late brother,Da’Shon, 13. wind ensemble,orchestra and Edna and Romolo Morelli, Prin- jazzband and amember of the gle,and the lateRheaCragle, Flossie the Fiesta Clown to be honored at Fine Arts Fiesta May19 chorale and hand bell choir.He Kingston. Brianna has two sis- will attend the Eastman School of ters,Summer,12, and Haily, 10. ‘Enrich Your Senses’isthe theme forthe 55th annual Fine Arts Fiesta, which will run May19-22 on Music’sSummer JazzStudies, Public SquareinWilkes-Barre. Entertainment, adult and studentjuried artshows,music,food and UniversityofScranton’sBrass children’s activitiesare planned. Admission is free.The first‘Howard B. Fedrick Friend of the Arts Seminar,and Wyoming Semi- Award’ will be presented to Mary Ellen Fowler,‘Flossie the FiestaClown,’at6:30p.m. on May19. Fe- nary’sPerforming Arts Institute drick will be honored forher morethan 30 yearsofdedication and contributions to the annual fine this summer.Blom has attended 15 PMEA District 9, Region IV,and arts festival. Fowler is aregisterednurse at anursing home forveterans.AnativeofWarrior Run, she All-Statemusic festivals in the residesinDalton with her husband, Mark. They have two children, Christine,alsoaregisterednurse, lastthree yearsincluding the 2011 and Mark II, astudentatWilkes University. Theboard of directors, seated, is comprised of Eileen All-StateJazzBand, 2011 Region Halsey;MickyNieman, recording secretary; Gary Womelsdorf,corresponding secretary; Carla Reck IV Band, 2011 District 9JazzBand, and SusanNajaka, firstvicepresident. Standing: Kevin Womelsdorf;Debbie Grossman, second vice and 2009 District 9JazzBand – president; Brian Benedetti, executivedirector;Ted Reese;Tracey Selingo; and David Kerr,president. the only music festival freshman trumpetplayers areeligible to audition for. As an accomplished pianist, he has earned numerous piano competition awards including performing in an Honors Nicholas J. CorcoranJr. Recital at Carnegie Hall in 2009, and most recently accompanying Nicholas JamesCorcoranJr., his sisterfor her college senior BethanyM.Saltz sonofNicholas and Cosette vocalrecital in Worcester,Mass. Corcoran, Nanticoke, is cele- Blom is amember of the Dallas BethanyMichelle Saltz, daughter brating his fourth birthdayto- United MethodistChurch where of Larry and Cindy Saltz, Nanti- day, April 29.Nicholas is agrand- he has served as an acolyteand coke, is celebrating her second sonofDennis and Peggy Ker- usher.Heisamember of the birthdaytoday, April 29.Bethany baugh, Nanticoke; Diane Corco- vocaland hand bell choirs, and director of the PraiseChoir,sub- is agranddaughterofDorothy ran, Wilkes-Barre; and Beverly stituteorganist, and trumpet and Joel Gallow, Florida. He is a Melton, Wilkes-Barre, and Paula soloist. DelPreteand Paul Durko, great-grandson of RoseMarie Swoyersville.She is agreat- Cease, West Nanticoke; John and granddaughterofMargaret ShirleyStrohl, Towanda; and the Bullock, HanoverTownship,and lateCalvin CeaseJr. Nicholas IN BRIEF lateEvelyn Saltz. has asister, Dyani-Lenee, 13. DALLAS: The Dallas Harvest Festival Steering Committee seeks volunteerstohelpplan the ninth annual event scheduled Sept.18onMain Street in Dallas and beyond. Newvolunteerscan choose from avariety of sub-commit- tees. Formoreinformation, call675-1950.

Allied Terracefacility marksNational Nutrition Month WEST PITTSTON: The West Pittston Cherry Blossom Com- Stephanie Falvo, aregistereddietician at Allied Services Skilled Nursing Center,provided healthy mittee is still accepting vendors eating tipstoresidents at Allied TerraceAssistedLiving Facilityinrecognition of National Nutrition forits 40th annual festival Month. Thecampaign is sponsored annually by the American Dietetic Association. Theyear’stheme planned May14-15. was‘Eat Right with Color.’ Participants, first row, areDoris O’Brien; and Paco Peters,AVP/administrator.Second row: RobertGeiger;Antonio Berardi, head chefand dietary manager;LawrenceBel- Formoreinformation, contact lante;Falvo; and Chester Kucinski. Jessica Werbin, arts and crafts chairperson, at jessi- [email protected]. Fraternal Order of Police sponsorsegg hunt, prizes MEETINGS Morethan 70 children attend- Heisman Trophy winner to speak at VOAdinner ed the annual Easter egg hunt Monday sponsored by the Fraternal Order EDWARDSVILLE: British Women’s of Police, Wyoming ValleyLodge Heisman Trophywinner TimBrown, from the Universityof Club of Wyoming Valleyat7p.m. 36,EastDivision Street, Hanover NotreDame and Oakland Raiders, is the featured speaker forthe in the meeting room at Gateway Township.Prizes were presented Apartments. Aviewing of the 8th Annual CelebrityDinner to be sponsored by Volunteersof and children made craftsand royalwedding and aBritish style Americaat6p.m. on Wednesday at GenettiHotel and Conference received aballoon figures cre- teaare planned. Membersare Center,77E.Market St.,Wilkes-Barre. Thedinner will featureaVIP asked to wear ahat and bring an ated by Magician PatWard. At reception, the presentation of VolunteersofAmerica’s‘Spirit of item to serve. the festivitieswith the Easter Youth’awardsand asilentauction of sports memorabilia. Tickets Bunnyare 7-month-old Kenley are$100for adultsand $50for students younger than 18 years Whiteand 2-year-old Tavin Dybo May15 old when accompanied by an adult.For moreinformation or tick- of Larksville. DUPONT: Polish American Citizens ets, call VOAat825-5261. Sponsorsinclude McCarthyTire, Mohe- Club at 2p.m. at the club home, ganSun and Citizens Bank. Membersofthe planning committee, Elm Street. ActivePACC mem- seated, areBill Jones, RobynJonesand Jerry Lisman. Standing: bersare encouraged to attend. SeanMcGrath, David Payne,EdStanksIII, and attorneyLee Piatt. Refreshments will be served.

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ET’S SAY, hypothetical- SEEK SCHOOL POST ly,that youare daring enough to consider Information on howtoapply for L serving on the Wilkes- the Wilkes-BarreSchool Board’s court-appointedseatisavail- BarreAreaSchool Boardand able online,atwww.luzerne- have begun to compile one of countycourts.com, or canbe those pluses-and-minuses com- picked up at the Office of Court parison lists beforemaking your Administration, thirdfloor of final decision. the Luzerne County Cour- It doesn’t takeanEinstein to thouse, North River Street, Wilkes-Barre. detect an imbalance; youcan no- Thedeadline to apply is 4p.m. tice it almost from the get-go.But Monday. don’t let that stop you. Givethis decision your full and careful consideration. balancing the budget is particu- Candidates’ applications fora larly pleasing, and the superin- court-appointed spot on the be- tendent recently said, “some rec- leaguered school boardwill be ommendations will cause alot of accepted through 4p.m. Mon- controversy.” day. So far,only ahandful of dis- Similarly,this boardshould trict residents have submitted grapple with unresolved matters the requisite résumé and ques- such as adopting awritten teach- tionnaire. er-hiring policy (perhaps the dis- ALuzerne County judgein- trict’sfirst), deciding howbest to tends to pick areplacement next handle three, aging high school week forformer boardmember buildings(consolidation, any- Teresa McGuire, who moved one?) and, of course, providing MAIL BAGLETTERS FROM READERS from the area and resigned in De- quality educations to adiverse cember.The boardfailed to student population. And accom- want to adopt achild. The child has noth- makethe selection itself in Feb- plish all this and morewhile res- Drilling will foreveralter SEND US YOUR OPINION ing to do with the rape. He/she is just a ruary,splitting 4-4. toring pride in adistrict histori- Letters to the editor mustinclude the developing body.Sowhy kill this child? If weighing whether to submit cally plagued by public corrup- state forests and water writer’s name,address and daytime Michelle Miller your name, don’t overlook at tion; three former school board phone number forverification. Letters HanoverTownship o, just what is going to happen to all least ahalf dozen looming issues memberspleaded guilty in re- should be no morethan 250words.We that natural gasthat will be drilled reservethe righttoedit and limit writers that the boardshould soon con- cent yearstoaccepting, or deliv- Sfrom our state forests, farms and even to one published letterevery 30 days. front –each capable of stirring ering, abribe intended to influen- Reader believesObama residential neighborhoods forthe next 30 • E-mail: [email protected] public discontent.And causing ce boardbusiness. • Fax: 570-829-5537 to 50 years? hurt feelings(foryou and oth- On the plus side, as aschool • Mail: Mail Bag, TheTimesLeader,15 fails to explain policies Is it going to makethe United States ers). And headaches (for you, es- boardmember youwill help to N. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA 1871 1 energy independent as the gascompany wonder why apresident who is so in- pecially). improve the prospects of the dis- ads claim? telligent finds it so difficult to answer Chief among the migraine-in- trict’sstudents. Nearly 6,900 of Or,isour U.S. natural gasgoing to be Iany questions about his policy decisions? ducing items in your minus co- them. tell me about the crime going on. sold to the highest bidder on the interna- Who wants to liveinfear in their own Yes, he can deliver agood speech, but even lumn might be the board’sim- Likewesaid, the imbalance is the best speech often raises as many ques- pending collision with abudget obvious: amerehalf dozen or so tional energy market? home? Ibelieve in change! Currently,thereisone Liquefied Natural tions as it answers. crisis. big hurdles to scale vs. about Stephanie Sekunda Gas (LNG) export facility in North Amer- BearCreek Township Speaking about the price of gas, the Even if it votes to raise proper- 6,900 young people whose lives president said, “If your car gets eight miles ty taxes the maximum amount can be enriched by competently ica. However, ChesapeakeEnergy is in negotiations with CheniereEnergy of per gallon, youmight want to think about allowedbystate law, 1.9percent, administered public education. atrade-in.” Funny line, but Iamwondering the school district most likely All those students aredepend- Houston to build liquefaction facilities for Profit-hungry investors export at its terminal in Sabine Pass, La., why he finds $4 per gallon gasprices hu- will come up short by about $6 ing on you. morous. million. None of the options for Apply today. according to arecent article in PennE- cause of gaspricehikes nergy.“The U.S. has 10 LNG import termi- The president has said numerous times nals wherethe ownersare petitioning the hy is it that just about every newspa- that our current level of spending is un- QUOTE OF THE DAY U.S. government forexport licenses to join per in the worldpublishes lies about sustainable. He evenappointed adebt the race to export LNG.” Wthe price of gas? President Obama commission to study the problem and “The people want to end the According to PennEnergy,MikeStice, isn’t telling it howitis, either.Problem is, I come up with solutions. Iwonder why he senior vice president fornatural gaspro- am suremany people in Congress have did not include any of the commission’s division ... and we say: what you jects at ChesapeakeEnergy,would liketo money invested in oil, so we will not see suggestions in his budget proposal. Ireally demanded has been achieved create newmarkets forthe natural gasthat any relief. wonder why his budget proposal increases spending. Wouldn’t it be nice if the presi- today.” is inundating the United States. He is Talk of hydrogen cars, etc., will take quoted as saying this: “In the near term, if decades. The talk of alternate energies is dent would tell us why? The TeaParty agrees with the president. Azzamal-Ahmad youget the right political wave, youcan do just that.Tens of thousands of windmills Its membersalso believe our spending has ThechiefFatah negotiator commentedatanews conferenceinCairoon it really quickly.” off both coasts and hundreds of square to be brought under control beforewe Wednesday after rival Palestinian groupssaid theyreached an Much of Pennsylvania is going to be- miles of solar arraysinthe desert offer a bankrupt the country.Iwonder why the agreementonreuniting their governments in the West Bank and Gaza come an industrial zone, and our forests, hugeamount of “free” energy,but no one president and so many Democrats are after yearsofbitterinfighting that weakened them politically and streams and riverswill be altered so that will spend the money to seed it.Too easy caused the deaths of hundreds in violentclashes. calling them radicals. our natural gascan be sold on the interna- to use every excuse in the book, raise oil The president likes to talk about taking tional market. prices artificially and cry! careofthe poor.Please tell me howrising Take action. Get involved. Keep writing Our local news outlets go to the pumps OTHER OPINION: CUBA PRISON gasand food prices aregoing to help the and ask “the man in the street” useless to all your elected officials. Demand strict poor,oranyone else. questions about why prices aresohigh, regulations on the gasindustry. It would be nice if the president clearly giving little or no explanations. It is all Put end to shame If youdon’t takeaction, no one will. And spelled out his vision forthe futureofour the Pennsylvania that we knowand love designed to scarethe public, not inform. country.Itwould be nice to knowbefore will be adistant memory. The reason oil is so high is thankstothe we cast our votes in 2012. of Guantanamo Diane Dreier speculatorsonWall Street.Itisnot Ku- The president has announced he is seek- Dallas wait,not Nigeria, not Sunoco or Texaco ing re-election, big surprise; but Iamreal- doing this; it is our owncountrymen get- ly,really hoping that our news media will RIM REVELATIONS have been transferred to other ting rich on your backs. Of course, it all perhaps ask afew questions during his in morethan 700 se- countries, but 172detainees re- Writer not satisfied flowsdownhill, helping increase trans- campaign. If they cannot think of any,Iam cret U.S. files only remain in custody.Intheory,they portation costs and increasing anything surethe reporterscould find some good Ginforce along-stand- were determined to be high- with Leighton’s efforts sent via truck. Think about it. ones from customersatthe local super- ing conclusion: Close the risk threats, but the files ex- So if youknowanyone who worksthere marketorgas station. Guantanamo Bayprison in Cu- pose that to be an empty,bum- needed something from one storein or is investing in oil futures, find an appro- ba. bling term of art. downtown Wilkes-Barrethe other day. BobMcDougal I priate waytothank them. While they are Wilkes-Barre Since 2002, the outlawpenal Tortured legal thinking that So after parking and paying my fee to reaping in the profits, every one of us in colony has festered as an insult creates and sustains the prison use the space, Itook the time to see what the United States is feeling the ripple ef- to the nation’s respect forand known as Gitmo could haunt wasso“great” around the city.All Isaw fect of soaring prices. Why is bridgeproject wasabar; after that wasanother bar and investment in the rule of law. this country in ways we dare J. Madajewski Documents collected by Wiki- not imagine. another bar.Oh, wait,Iforgot: Ialso saw Nanticoke Leaksand distributed to The Hold our enemies account- an application forabar. taking so long to finish? NewYorkTimes and other out- able with the laws and protec- Idon’t knowwhy MayorTom Leighton ho is overseeing work at the Evans lets layout the prison’s griev- tions that have served our thinkshedid so well cleaning up the city Abortion only adds to Street Bridge, which goes overToby ously flawed mission. country formorethan twocen- and he can do so much better with athird WCreek? Is it the state, the county or President Obama pledged to turies. term of office. Why does center city need the horrorsofrape someone else? close the prison, but it remains fiveorsix bars? The replacement of this bridgehas been TheSeattle Times open. Sixhundred detainees Ireally don’t think because somebody nregardtothe letter to the editor “Read- going on long enough. The so-called put in amovie theatre(aproject which a er believesbill hurts victims of rape” bridgebuilderscan’t eventellmewhen EDITORIAL BOARD former mayorstarted but didn’t getthe I(April 19), why would youwant to add they might be finished. RICHARD L. CONNOR MARK E. JONES chance to finish) or streetlights, he is do- the onus of murder onto adaughter who Ithink it is areal shame that this project Editor and Publisher Editorial Page Editor ing agood job. wasraped? is taking so long. JOSEPH BUTKIEWICZ PRASHANT SHITUT When Ivisit my mom’shouse in the Rape is ahorrible crime; murder is Allen Taub Vice President/ExecutiveEditor President/Wilkes-BarrePublishing Co. Rolling Mill Hill section some nights, they worse. Thereare so many people who Pringle

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Theprospect of trimming the NEPAHealth Trusttorefund agreed to refund $230,000 to ments, atotal of eight teachers imate $10,000 cost of the weight cluding SamAritz and Dave Al- budgetmorebycutting the $230,000 to district from its the district from its surplus. have announced their intent to program. berigi, spokeindefense of the Bernardi also announced an retire. Bernardi said he will re- summer recreation program The conditioning issue was number of coaches and their im- surplus,superintendent says. agreement with Enerwise Glob- viewstaffing and try to find a brought out morethan two part of alargerdiscussion on pact on the program and the al Technologies foraprogram waytorealize additional sav- the cost of sports in the cash- kids, noting that the coaches that could bring in an estimated ingsbynot replacing any of dozen parents and athletes strapped district.Boardmem- spend countless hoursreview- By JANINE UNGVARSKY $90,000 overthe next three those teachers. from the football team. ber Estelle Campenni, who ing film and preparing players Times Leader Correspondent years. Under the program, the Bernardi said he is still in ne- stressed she sees sports as aval- forgames, and that scholar- EXETER –Abit of positive district would agree to shut gotiations with teachersand budget morebycutting the uable part of the education ships earned as aresult of their news on the budget front led off down school buildingsondays support staff about the possibil- summer recreation program process and the school’sinvol- efforts help parents and kids af- aWyoming Area School Board in the summer when energy ity of reducing salary costs fur- brought out morethan twodoz- vement with the community, ford collegecosts. BoardPresi- meeting that sawimpassioned needs arehigh, allowing the ther by furloughing teachersfor en parents and athletes from the raised concerns about the num- dent Nick DeAngelonoted that discussion on funding football company to buy the kilowatt one dayand freezing support football team. Football Associ- ber of coaches the district hires Wyoming Area is the only local and other sports. hoursthe school would normal- staff salaries. He categorized ation President Dan Resciniti forfootball. The boardap- district that does not offer its Superintendent RayBernardi ly use. This energy would be the talksas“cordial” and said said eliminating the summer provedeight coaches at $3,605 coaches additional compensa- ended his report with an update used to offset shortages. Ber- the teacher and staff representa- recprogram, which includes the each, astrength coach at $11.39 tion forplayoffs. on some additional savingsto- nardi emphasized the school tives areworking with him on weight training all school ath- per hour and three volunteers Aritz and other boardmem- taling approximately $500,000 shutdowns would only occur the issue. letes use forconditioning, forthe football program. They bersthanked the football team workedout since the boarddis- during summer vacation when “Weare continuing to look would be “disastrous” to the also approvedfootball supplies and parents forbringing proac- cussed the budget last month. no students areinthe buildings. and will continue to look for football program. He proposed totaling $13,000 and recondi- tivesuggestions forfunding and Bernardi, who sits on the board In addition, Bernardi said ways to cut until we pass the increasing fees forgame attend- tioning of football equipment at assured them that they would forthe Northeast Pennsylvania that while the district wasantic- budget,” Bernardi said. ance and/or charging forpark- $49 per unit. continue investigating ways to Health Trust,said the trust has ipating fiveteacher retire- The prospect of trimming the ing as ways to offset the approx- Severalboardmembers, in- fund the conditioning program.

County to his According to acouncil official, BIANCO Wilkes-Barre office each Biancoworked as an organizer morning for Continued from Page 1A and supportertomanyofthe 31 years. unions throughout Northeast- last September 28, so we “Sam Bian- postponed it and rescheduled co worked ern Pennsylvania, helping to fortoday, which coincides Bianco endless hours liaisewith the various labor with National Workers Memo- forthe little organizations.Hecommuted rial Day.” guybecause it wasthe right from his home in northern Terry Markavage,staff rep- thing to do,” said Frances resentativefor the Pennsylva- Prusinski, RN,president of Lackawanna Countytohis nia Association of Staff Nurs- the Wyoming Valley Nurses Wilkes-Barreofficeeach morn- es and Allied Professionals, Union. ing for31years. explained the reason forat- “Sam wasalwaysinthe tending, “Sam epitomized the nurses’ corner.Hedidn’t working man. He always want apat on the back. As a workers throughout the fought forthe working man matter of fact,Sam would be Northeast.Hetouched alot and he alwaysfought forthe terribly embarrassed to see of people overthe years.” nurses from dayone. When I all this being held in his hon- “Sam fought the hard think of unionism, Ithink of or.” fight,” continued Markavage. SamBianco.” SamBianco “was aman “He didn’t knowany other According to acouncil offi- who wasalwaysavailable,” way.” cial, Bianco workedasanor- said Wilkes-BarreMayor Tom The $40-per-person event ganizer and supporter to Leighton. “Wheneveryou featured acocktail hour and many of the unions through- called, he wasalwayswilling dinner followedbyaslate of out Northeastern Pennsylva- to makethe time to sit with speakerswho paid tribute to nia, helping to liaise with the youand listen to your issue. Bianco’slegacy.Proceeds DON CAREY/THE TIMESLEADER various labor organizations. His death wasagreat loss, from the event will go to start Thefamily of SamBianco, from left,daughterBarbaraPasterchik, wifeClara, sonDavid and daugh- He commuted from his home not only forthe people of ascholarship in Bianco’shon- terSandy Guman pose with an awardpresented honoring Samatthe GenettiHotel &Conference in northern Lackawanna Wilkes-Barre, but forall the or to benefit local students. Center Thursday.The longtime area labor leader died lastyear.

scheduled. He said with more ates and CP Rail Corp. the re- RED HAT SALTS contractorsworking in the city, placement of the existing rail- morecity businesses, likeres- road crossing on North Main taurants and supply companies, Street near the Plains Township Continued from Page 3A Continued from Page 3A will benefit. border at no cost to the city. The founder or leader of aso- “Wilkes-BarreCity has ahor- “This city is anti-business,” •Gavepermission to Susque- ciety chapter is called aQueen. rible reputation on howittreats Heller said. hanna River Adventures, LLC, Lorraine Rigley of Kingston is contractors,” Heller said. “This Heller said the state Attorney to operate river-related services, the Queen of the Kingston chap- city makes it difficult forguys General’sOffice issues state- such as kayak rentals, in Nesbitt ter,which is called Social Butter- likemetoworkhere.” wide licenses that areaccepted Park. flies. Heller said he recently com- by most municipalities. He said •Approvedaresolution When asked what she gotout pleted ajob in the city for$2,100 the city should do the same. granting approval to Donna N. of being part of the RedHat So- and he had to pay$170for a In other business, Cronauer Yonkondy,owner of Center City ciety,she said, “Friendship. Sis- “one-time license.” Heller said asked to have lines painted on re- Cafe, to install asign at 2Public terhood. Enjoying each others’ the city requires atest forcon- cently pavedcity streets. He said Square. company.Having fun at the tractors, but only offersitatcer- severalareas have confusing ar- •Amended an ordinance that prime of our lives.” tain times of the year. eas. limits aresident’scomments to 5 Vice Queen Kathryne Koppell “If yourequireatest,then you “Just be at Ross and South minutes. The amendment states of HanoverTownship agreed: should offer it here,” Heller said. Main streets at 4p.m. and you no one can transfer unused time “Wejust movedherefromNew Councilman Rick Cronauer will see what Imean,” Cronauer to anyone else. Last month, York.Sowe’re making friends” BILL TARUTIS/FOR THE TIMESLEADER agreed with Heller,saying the said. council denied BobKadluboski’s through the RedHat Society. Kathryne Koppell of HanoverTownship walksdownthe runwayat city should offer the test.Cro- Also, council: request for5minutes foreach of “Wegot agreat group of girls, afashion showsponsored by Christopher &CJBanks. nauer,anelectrical contractor, •Approvedaresolution al- four topics he hoped to discuss. and we enjoyeach others’ compa- TO LEARN MORE praised the city’s code enforce- lowing PennDOTtoremove rail- Kadluboski, of Frederick ny,” chimed in Jo Ann Sprau of Barre, Scranton, Tunkhannock, ment office and said he has nev- road crossingsalong Pennsylva- Street,addressed council Thurs- Wilkes-Barre. Dallas, Shickshinny,Stroudsburg Women interested in learning er had aproblem. nia and Conyngham avenues at daynight to again raise concerns The NEPAQueens Council and the Poconos. Queens Coun- moreorjoining the RedHat Socie- Heller offered to sit with city no cost to the city. about the city’s towing contrac- oversees the smaller local chap- cil membersmeet on the second ty should call Romaine Stout at officials to discuss the matter •Authorized city officials to tor,who he said chargesresi- ters. The Wilkes-Barrechapter Thursdayofeach month to plan (570)829-3810orvisit www.red- further,but no meeting was coordinate with Pennoni Associ- dents excessivefees. includes membersfromWilkes- events. hatsociety.com.

she did not identify,who asked “This wasneverdiscussed with “The party would nevertake Lokuta said she feels she will She’ll continue to that type LOKUTA her to consider running a the executivecommittee.” that kind of stance,” Casey best servethe public by return- work,aswellascriminal de- write-in campaign on the Re- Casey said the party has not said. “Thereare 67,000 regis- ing to private practice. fense and other aspects of civil publican ticket. taken astance on awrite-in tered Republicans in Luzerne Prior to becoming ajudge, work. Continued from Page 3A “That’snewstome,” Terry candidate. No one within the County.Idon’t doubt acouple Lokuta practiced lawfor 12 “With over16yearsasajudge sured victory in November. Casey,head of the Luzerne party wasauthorized in any of- thought it wasagood idea, but years. Shesaid she had asuc- and 12 yearsofprior practice, I Lokuta said she wasap- County Republican Party,said ficial capacity to seekout Lok- it’snot the position of the par- cessful practice, particularly think Ihaveawealth of knowl- proached by individuals, whom when contacted forcomment. uta. ty.” with estate work. edgetohelppeople,” she said.

“vital community services. es, harm working families, and eliminate aformer mayorand he said he knows the “Wehavenorevenue to fill this gap,” FUNDING He said cuts would severely limit the much needed jobs in this economy,” importance of the CDBG funding. Leighton said. “Once we lose this fund- city’s ability to pave high-need streets Leighton said. The mayorcalled on all “I fought to restorefunding forthe ing, it will takeyearstorestoreit.” and demolish blighted properties in the officials in Washington, D.C. to evaluate CDBG program by cutting wasteful gov- He said the city will hold public hear- Continued from Page 3A heart of neighborhoods, as well as pur- the impact of the cuts on their constitu- ernment spending,” Barletta said. “Mov- ingstogather input from residents. Kurt ated to the city for2011isits lowest chase emergency services equipment ents back home. The funding battles ing forward, Iamgoing to fight forin- Sauer,the city’s director of community amount since 1990. likenew fireengines and ambulances. over CDBG andother community devel- creased CDBG funding during the 2012 development,said the hearingshavenot Against the backdrop of the Hollen- “Asmayor,Ifully understand the need opment programs arenot overasthe FY budget appropriations process.” yetbeen scheduled. back Fire Station and vehicles –pur- to makenecessary spending cuts as we 2012 budget debate has already begun Leighton said he and his administra- “Wewerejust notified of the exact chased through the CDBG program – have done hereinWilkes-Barrefor seven and these programs remain prime tar- tivestaff will reviewall programs where amount of the funding cuts last week via Leighton said the city’s only recourse years, but we cannot makereckless cuts gets to be cut. CDBG funding is used and decide where e-mail,” Sauer said. “But we knewthe wastocut funding across the boardfor that needlessly endanger public servic- U.S. Rep. Lou Barletta, R-Hazleton, is the cuts will be made. cuts were coming.”

bargaining we have no other strikeApril 20, giving the hospi- McGuiresaid. agreement with PASNAP and patients, employees, physicians, STRIKE choice.” tal 10 days to find replacement “The hospital’stop priority is hope that union representatives and hospital visitors.” Negotiations have deteriorat- workers,and said they chose to the careand safety of our pa- will return to the bargaining ta- Community Health Systems, ed to the point that hospital man- strikeonSundaytominimize the tients, employees and visitors, ble with asinceredesiretowork based in Franklin, Tenn., paid Continued from Page 1A agersand union representatives dispute’simpact on patients. whereversuch activity mayoc- together in the best interest of $271million forthe assets of in November 2010 oversimilar no longer sit down at the same General Hospital spokesman cur,” McGuiresaid. “If PASNAP employees, patients, and the Wyoming Valley Health CareSys- grievances, but cancelled at afed- table. CHS representatives pass James P. McGuiresaid the hospi- and its leadersmove forward Wilkes-Barrecommunity,” he tem in adeal that made General eral mediator’s urging. Just over offerstoanarbitrator from asep- tal is prepared to bring in replace- with their decision to takeour added. Hospital afor-profit venturefor amonth later,onDec. 23, the arate room, she said. ment workers if nurses strike, valued registered nurses from Striking nurses plan to picket the first time in its history.CHS is nurses did strikefor 24 hours. “That’snot bargaining,” Pru- adding that doctorsand other our patients, we will takeall mea- outside the hospital starting at 7 also finalizing the purchase of Prusinski said nurses do not sinski said. “There’snoconversa- medical staff arenot involved in sures necessary to ensurepatient a.m., and will also hold an after- three hospitals and ancillary want to strikeand will meet with tion. That’snot appropriate; the strike. The temporary work- carewill continue without inter- noon rally and evening candle- buildingsinScranton, Tunkhan- CHS representatives until the that’sdisrespectful.” erswill have experience in the ruption.” light vigil. McGuiresaid the hos- nock and NanticokefromMercy strikebegins, but said that “until Prusinski said the union noti- work they will be asked to do and “Weremain committed to reac- pital has “engaged additional se- Health Partners, asale the we see (CHS) going forwardand fied the hospital of their intent to possess appropriate licenses, hing amutually acceptable curity forthe assistance of our nurse’sunion has opposed. CMYK

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JIM LITKE 3 CHARLOTTE WBS 2 The call he CHECKERS PENGUINS assures is CHECKERSJUMP PENGUINS right one As this year’s KentuckyDer- by drew closer, TomDurkin took out a pencil, drew a line down the center on a sheet of paper and made two lists. On one side of the ledger was the job he already had. On the other were sleepless nights and restless afternoons on ahypnotist’scouch, medications, diets and bouts of the shakes that hit so forcefully he struggled just to hold onto apair of binoculars. Something had to give. That’sthe short answer to why aman who became the signaturevoice forageneration of Triple Crownfans finally yielded the best seat in the house at Churchill Downs on the first SaturdayinMay. “It wasn’t exactly St.Paul getting knocked off the horse,” the 60-year-old Durkin said with achuckle during atele- phone interviewThursday. “No revelation. No blinding light. Nothing evenclose to that.... Just asense of dread Icouldn’t getout from under.Itwas wearing me out. “I’marace caller.It’swhat I do and will continue to do, just not at the Derby anymore, or at quite the same level. It’smy identity and believe me,” he added, “you think long and PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMESLEADER hardbeforecutting such alarge Penguins goalie Brad Thiessen lets the puck get past him foragoal scored by Jonathan Matsumoto(10)ofthe Checkersinthe second period of Thursday’s Calder Cup part of that off.” playoff game.Other pictured areJacob Micflikier (18)ofthe Checkersand JoeyMormina of the Penguins. The reference to the biblical tale of St.Paul is telling, since the only other calling Durkin WBS drops opener considered while growing up on the west side of Chicago By TOMVENESKY their powerplay. That gave wasthe priesthood. Then he [email protected] Charlotte a5-on-3 advantage, began tagging along with his WILKES-BARRE TWP.—which led to Jonathan Matsu- father to the racetrack. Soon Down by one goal with more moto’sgame-winner as the Pen- after he heardthe golden bari- than 17 minutes to playinthe guins lost Thursday’sGame 1 tone of track announcer Phil thirdperiod, the Wilkes-Barre/ of the East Division Finals, 3-2. Georgeff booming overthe PA Scranton Matsumoto system. That’swhen Durkin Penguins “Wehave to be betteras scored twice knewexactly what he wanted were ready in the game to do forthe rest of his life. to eventhe ateam with our team and Charlotte In the intervening years, scorewith discipline and we have to goaltender between radio and national the Char- MikeMurphy television broadcasts, he called lotte Check- stay out of the box.” stopped 28 of 30 Triple Crownraces, includ- ers. Penguins coach John Hynes the 30 shots ing the KentuckyDerby on 13 Consecu- he faced to occasions, and nearly twodoz- tivepenalty lead the en Breeders’ Cups. Thorough- calls against Charlotte gavethe Checkers, who went 2-for-6 on bred fans all have their own Penguins morethan three min- the powerplay. favorites; what Durkin will utes of powerplaytime, includ- It left the Penguins feeling relish most were the seven ing atwo-man advantagefor 41 likethey beat themselves, espe- attempts at Belmont Park to seconds. cially considering they gave complete the Triple, afeat But in an instant,the Pen- Charlotte apair of 5-on-3 ad- unmatched since 1978 and one guins’ bright prospects turned vantages on the night. PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMESLEADER of the toughest in any racket. dim as they fell victim to apair ThePenguins Ryan Craig (22) triestotime adeflection directed at the Checkersgoalie MikeMur- “In my mind, nothing in of penalties and wiped out SeePENGUINS, Page 6B phyinthe firstperiod. Other Checkersplayers BrettBellemore(34) and CaseyBorer (28) look on. sports can compete with that moment when the field turns forhome with twofurlongsleft NFL DRAFT I.L. BASEBALL and history perched at the finish line. The building litera- lly shakes,” he said, “with 35 yearsofanxiety packed into the Wackyoffseason Millwood roughed up length of astretch.” That might be an apt descrip- tion, too, forhow Durkin often continues at draft felt evenashezoomed to the by Charlotte Knights top of his profession. The first By BARRYWILNER time Durkin wasreminded to AP ProFootball Writer By CLIFF MEHRTENS be careful what he wished for NEWYORK —Cam Newton provided one of Forthe Times Leader wasatHollywood Park in the the fewpredictable moments, so far,inabizarre FORTMILL, S.C. –Itwasn’t a 1987 Breeders’ Cup Classic, NFL offseason. pleasant or productivehome- wherehecalled the photo- While the league’slabor dispute playedout in coming forKevin Millwood. finish duelbetween Derby ri- the courts, the Heisman Trophy winner wasse- Millwood, the Scranton/ vals Ferdinand and Alysheba. lected No. 1, as expected, in Thursdaynight’s Wilkes-BarreYankees’ starting “The twohit the wiretogeth- NFL draft,taken by the Carolina Panthers. pitcher,was hammered forsix 6 3 er —asthe man said,” Durkin Moments beforethe Auburn quarterback’s runs in twoinningsofa6-3 loss KNIGHTS YANKEES said, remembering what some name wascalled by RogerGoodell, frustrated to the Charlotte Knights on consider his best racing call fans showeredthe NFL commissioner with Thursdaynight at Knights Sta- trying to rebound from a4-16 re- ever. “And right after that,my chants of “Wewant football. We want football.” dium. He grew up about 20 cordwith the BaltimoreOrioles head felt likeitwas going to Goodell responded with asmile, saying, “I hear miles away in Bessemer City, last season. explode. you. So do I.” N.C., and wasmaking his third He can opt out of his contract “I went back and looked at Newton led Auburn to an undefeated season start after signing as aminor- on May1(Sunday) and become my work the next day—and it and its first national championship since 1957. league free agent last month. afree-agent,orremain with the wasgood work —soItold Carolina was2-14 last year,using four quarter- Among the sevenhits Mill- Yankees organization. Thurs- myself, ‘This is what youal- backs, twoofthem rookies. wood (1-1) allowed, twowere day’sperformance likelywon’t ways wanted to do. Youhaveto “I’mready to changethis whole organization home runs and twoweredou- sparkapromotion soon forMill- be able to control it.’” around, to go from worsttofirst,” said Newton, AP PHOTO bles. Charlotte catcher Tyler wood, 36. The following year,hevisited the thirdstraight quarterback taken first overall. Auburn quarterback CamNewton, right, holds Flowers’three-run homer Scranton/Wilkes Barre(14-7) ahypnotist,who armed Durkin “Just being aPanther is the most special part up ajerseywith NFL commissioner Roger Good- capped afive-run second inning had its four-game winning with the first of many strategies about this.” ell after he wasselected as the No.1overall pick that gavethe Knights a6-0 lead. streak snapped, and Charlotte designed to push back against by the Carolina Panthersinthe firstround of Millwood, who has 159victo- SeeDRAFT, Page 6B the NFL draft Thursday. ries in 13 big-league seasons, is SeeSWB, Page 6B SeeLITKE, Page 6B K

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EXTRA INNINGS LOCAL CALENDAR ON THE MARK AMERICA’S LINE SPORTS IN BRIEF By By MARK DUDEK Friday,April 29 Times Leader Correspondent By ROXYROXBOROUGH H.S. BASEBALL Track recordholder FlexThe Muscle marks his return, after aweek (4:15 p.m.) LOCAL Wyoming Valley West at Crestwood off, in tonight’sfeatured $60,000 Open Trot.The RaySchnittker own- BOXING REPORT: In the WBO welterweight title fight on May7inLas Vegas, Tunkhannock at Holy Redeemer Nevada, Manny Pacquiaois-$800 vs. at Shane Mosley +$550. WRESTLING Dallas at Coughlin ed and trained stallion wassuper in his Pocono comeback on April15. Wyoming Area at Nanticoke ROCKIES (8.5 )Pirates Berwick at Hazleton Area Leaving from post four,the four-year old Muscles Yankee trotter fired BASEBALL MMI at Meyers off the wingstogain apocket seat behind the speedy Winning Mister. Favorite Odds Underdog Cubs (9.5 )D’BACKS Topcoaches to appear GAR at Wyoming Seminary Hanover Area at West Side TECH Basically from therethe rest is history,asheripped out of the pocket American League DODGERS (6.5 )Padres Lake-LehmanatNorthwest NBA H.S. SOFTBALL at the head of the lane and wongoing away in an eye-popping 1:52.4 RED SOX (9.0 )Mariners at camp at Lehman Favorite Points Underdog (4:15 p.m.) Tigers (9.0 )INDIANS Wyoming Valley West at Crestwood mile. This evening he reunites with driver TimTetrick and Ilook for GRIZZLIES 3Spurs The second annual Eagles’ Tunkhannock at Holy Redeemer YANKEES (9.0 )Blue Jays Dallas at Coughlin FlexThe Muscle to do much the same and keep on his winning ways. Sunday WayWrestling Camps will be Wyoming Area at Nanticoke BESTBET:TUI (4TH) RAYS (7.5 )Angels Berwick at Hazleton Area WHITE SOX (8.5 )Orioles HEAT 4.5 Celtics held at Lake-Lehman High MMI at Meyers VALUEPLAY: BUNKMEISTER (13TH) GAR at Wyoming Seminary NHL Post Time 6:30 p.m. ROYALS (8.5 )Twins School in June and July and will Hanover Area at West Side TECH Favorite Odds Underdog Lake-LehmanatNorthwest All Races One Mile A’S (6.5 )Rangers include severalprominent col- CAPITALS -$175/ Lightning H.S. BOYS VOLLEYBALL First-$6,100 Clm.Trot;clm.price $7,500 National League +$155 legecoaches from throughout Dallas at West Side Tech 4Civil Cause T.Buter 2-4-2 Raymer trainee holds on 7-2 H.S. GIRLS SOCCER 2Fast Vacation J.Pavia 2-5-7 Tries to track down the 43-1 PHILLIES (9.5 )Mets SHARKS -$125/ Red Wings the country including 2011 (4:15 p.m. unless noted) 6Smooth Vintage M.Simons 2-6-5 Almost got there at 13-1 6-1 Giants (6.5 )NATIONALS +$105 NCAA Division ICoach of the Hazleton Area at Crestwood, 7p.m. 8VijayStar M.Kakaley 6-1-3 Flopped off the win 4-1 Meyers at Honesdale 7Bar None M.Romano 4-2-1 Romano gets catch drive 9-2 REDS (9.0 )Marlins Saturday Nanticoke at Dallas 9Crushproof H.Parker 3-5-7 Best of rest 15-1 Year MarkCody,fromAmerican Delaware Valley at Berwick FLYERS -$130/ Bruins 1Colonel’s Dancer P.Berry 7-5-3 No fast steps here 10-1 BRAVES (7.0 )Cards University. Wyoming Valley West at Coughlin +$110 Lake-LehmanatHoly Redeemer 3Grace NCharlie A.Napolitano 5-6-6 Take neither 8-1 Brewers (7.5 )ASTROS 5Hipo Final Combat J.Taggart 6-9-5 Bombed 20-1 Cody,who wasrecently H.S. BOYS TENNIS Home Teams in Capital Letters Coughlin at Tunkhannock, 4:15 p.m. Second-$11,000 Clm.Pace;clm.price $12,500 named head coach at Oklahoma COLLEGE BASEBALL 6Anais Kicker M.Kakaley 2-1-8 Strong Burke stuff 5-2 University,helped American to (3:30 p.m.) 3Military Stratcom B.Simpson 2-3-1 Just looking for smooth trip 4-1 King’s at Delaware Valley 2Mystery Island J.Pavia 3-7-6 Pavia trains andreins 6-1 BULLETIN BOARD the 2011 seasononSaturdayand afifth-place finish at the Nation- Manhattanville at Wilkes 5BT’s Spice Of Life T.Buter 5-6-3 Downs apeg in price 5-1 May7.This will be forbothsenior FDU-FlorhamatMisericordia 1All Got In M.Simons 8-5-3 Not up to these 12-1 al Championships. 9Eoos A.Napolitano 9-1-6 Post abig knock 8-1 CAMPSCLINICS legion (ages16-19)and junior legion 8Pence Hanover L.Stalbaum5-4-7 Weak Vernon import 15-1 (ages13-15). Theleague is for The clinics will be held on 4Forever Wild B.Sears 6-1-3 Goes for acold barn 7-2 Mondaysand Wednesdays from POCONO 7Austin’s Best P.Berry 7-5-6 Wayoff 20-1 Jewish CommunityCenter of players who livewithin the Dallas DOWNS Third-$6,100 Clm.Trot;clm.price $7,500 Wyoming Valleywill offerseven and Lake-Lehman school districts. June 6toJuly 27, except on July 3Celebrity Caviar T.Buter 2-6-1 Back to winning ways 5-2 Tryoutswill be held at the Back 1Persistent Spur Tn.Schadel 5-8-1 Canbeinthe mix 5-1 classes forchildren to learn howto 4when it will takeplace on July Results 7Jeff’s Night Out B.Sears 1-8-3 In live hands 7-2 swim in the JCCpool at 60 S. River Mountain Little League upper field 8Levitys Pride A.Kavoleff 2-2-3 Fast off the car 4-1 5. St., Wilkes-Barre. Classes will be from 6-7:30 p.m. both days,rain or Wednesday Apr 27, 2011 2Our Little Dip J.Antonelli 4-4-5 In anew barn 6-1 shine. Cody isn’t the only well- First -$8,500 Pace 1:56.4 4Riverhall M.Simons 6-4-4 Another sixth 8-1 held on the following dates:May 6-You’re Too Funny (Ra Schnittker) 9.20 4.80 4.20 5Bobo’s Express W.Long 3-6-5 Run over 12-1 23,May 24,May 25,May 26,May GreaterPittston Junior Legion known collegecoach committed 2-Yes We Did (Ji Taggart Jr) 17.80 6.80 6Warrawee Lucky A.Napolitano 5-9-5 Swallowed up 15-1 baseball team will hold atryout at 1-Tanzanite Hanover (Ma Kakaley) 4.80 9SJ’s Leo M.Merton 4-5-1 I’ll pass on 20-1 31,June 1and June 2. Therewill be to appear at the Back Mountain EXACTA (6-2) $142.00 Fourth-$13,000 Cond.Trot;n/w 4pmraces life 6p.m. on Saturday at the Atlas TRIFECTA (6-2-1) $649.00 three sessions to choose from: 3Tui A.Napolitano 1-1-1 One sharp trotter 5-2 Baseball field. All players must school this summer.Other top SUPERFECTA (6-2-1-8) $1,489.00 Session1will run from 4-4:45p.m. 4Refuse To Lose M.Teague 1-1-2 Well staked youngster 7-2 bring acopyoftheir birth certif- collegiate mentorsscheduled to Second -$6,100Pace 1:55.4 5Fortissimo M.Kakaley 2-6-9 Canbedecent if on gait 8-1 Session2will run from 5-5:45p.m. 3-Chase The Sun (Ja Bartlett) 6.00 3.60 2.60 icate. be on hand areCornell head 1-Chaco Hanover (Ji Taggart Jr) 3.60 3.20 6Big Sky Storm T.Buter 2-4-4 Ditto for this trotter 5-1 Sessionthree will run from 6to 6-Glors Boys (Ma Romano) 3.00 8Nightime Flash B.Sears 3-1-2 Raced fairly well in ’11 debut 6-1 NanticokeAmerican Legion Base- 1Double Up Hanover J.Campbell 5-1-2 Didn’t follow up strong win 4-1 6:45p.m. Fees are$55 forthe first coach RobKroll (June 20), EXACTA (3-1) $22.00 ball tryoutswill be held on Sat- TRIFECTA (3-1-6) $109.00 9Andorra Gold A.Miller 4-1-4 Fades away 15-1 child and $50for each additional 7Gunshy Kosmos H.Parker 1-2-7 Freehold invader 12-1 Lehigh’sPat Santoro(June 6) SUPERFECTA (3-1-6-5) $153.40 childfor sevensessions. urdayatthe HoneyPot field. The DAILY DOUBLE (6-3) $41.00 2Detech Tn.Schadel 7-4-6 Tires 20-1 13 year olds will have tryoutsat and Maryland’sKerry McCoy Scratched: Got It Seeled N Fifth-$13,000 Clm.Pace;clm.price $15,000 Wilkes-BarreCosmosSoccerClub (July 18). Cornell wassecond in Third -$9,000 Pace 1:55.0 8Wesley Snip G.Napolitano 1-3-5 10yr old canstill pace 4-1 will be hosting aBritish Soccer 4:30 p.m.; the 14 through 18 year 1-Picked By An Angel (Jo Pavia Jr) 5.20 3.40 2.80 1OutlawBlues T.Tetrick 1-5-1 The one to beat 3-1 Camp from 5-8 p.m. July 18 olds will be at 5:30 p.m. Players the country,while Lehigh and 2-It’s Ideal Hanover (Ma Kakaley) 6.20 2.80 9Major Macho M.Kakaley 1-1-5 Goes for 3inarow 7-2 mayregisteratthis time,but you 5-Lizzie Mcardle (Ty Buter) 5.00 3Southwind Irvin R.Pierce 3-5-2 2nd start off the claim 8-1 through July 25 at Coal Street Maryland were eighth and 18th, EXACTA (1-2) $30.60 5Master Of Wars T.Buter 5-2-9 Comes at end of it 6-1 Park in Wilkes-Barre. Camp is open mustberegisteredtotryout.For TRIFECTA (1-2-5) $138.40 4Make It Brief B.Sears 7-2-3 Yonkers import 9-2 moreinformation, call Joe at respectively. SUPERFECTA (1-2-5-ALL) $105.20 7Badlands And Art P.Berry 3-3-6 Gets too far behind 10-1 forages6through 14 with acost of Easton coach Steve Powell Fourth -$9,500 Trot 1:58.4 6Must Be The Bunny J.Campbell 7-4-8 Not a15claimer 15-1 814-1430. ValleyRegional Girls 4-Somolli Crown (Ji Taggart Jr) 12.60 4.60 3.60 2Lite The Fire A.Napolitano 7-9-1 Burned 20-1 $105. Formoreinformation or to 1-Powerlifter (To Schadel) 5.00 3.20 Softball League will continue to and Blair Academycoach Jeff Sixth-$9,000 Cond.Trot;n/w $5,000 last 5 register, email wilkesbarrecos- 5-Eagle Say(Ho Parker) 6.40 accept registrations forits 18 Buxton will be instructing on EXACTA (4-1) $43.40 8Austin’s Jon Jon B.Simpson 2-7-6 This is awide-open race 4-1 [email protected]. TRIFECTA (4-1-5) $447.00 2Shelly Ross M.Kakaley 2-3-6 Been knocking on the door 3-1 senior division through May15. All 1Silverado Hall G.Napolitano 3-3-5 Nap slowly coming around 7-2 July 11 and July 13,respectively. SUPERFECTA (4-1-5-ALL) $1,449.60 GOLF area girls who were 18 or younger Scratched: Premier Event, Fastas Lightning J 5Like AHush A.McCarthy 5-8-8 Much better last season 20-1 on January 1, 2011 areeligible to Easton grad Jordan Oliver won Fifth -$9,000 Pace 1:54.0 9Tampico A.Miller 9-7-3 Badhabits 15-1 anational title this year at 133- 3-Mephisto Waltz (Pa Berry) 9.40 4.40 3.00 6Reputation Tn.Schadel 2-7-5 Tony having rough start 9-2 5th Annual GARBlue-Gray Fund play. Thecost per playeris$50 7-Gordyyy’s Pet (Ti Tetrick) 9.00 8.80 3Bayside Volo T.Buter 7-6-5 Washed away 8-1 and thereisnofurther fundraising pounds and Blair alum Kellen 2-L AGirl (Ji Taggart Jr) 5.60 4Donnegal G.Wasiluk 7-4-4 Age catching up with him 6-1 Golf Tournament will be held on EXACTA (3-7) $86.00 7Triple TDawnH.Parker 4-7-8 Last of all 10-1 July 30 at the Wilkes-BarreGolf necessary.Practicebegins in late Russell wastitlist at 141. TRIFECTA (3-7-2) $943.00 Seventh-$6,100 Clm.Pace;clm.price $7,500 Mayand gamesstart in mid-June. SUPERFECTA (3-7-2-ALL) $1,357.00 Club in Laurel Run. Shotgun start 3Gangsta Lady L.Porfilio 1-1-2 Got her going good 9-2 All gamesare playedatthe Free- Other confirmed technicians PICK 3(1-4-3) $1,120.20 6Prairie Ganache P.Berry 4-2-1 Probable favorite 7-2 at 8a.m. Cost is $85and includes Sixth -$15,000 Trot 1:56.3 from Division Iprograms are 7Jetta BaranM.Kakaley 9-1-1 Free falls in price 3-1 an outing at the Catholic WarVets dom Park softball complexin 5-Tiger’s Too Good (Da Miller) 4.20 3.20 3.00 5Pembroke Lil R.Pierce 4-1-5 Moves in andgets Pierce 6-1 Drums.For aregistration form, 6-Celebrity Legacy (Da Ingraham) 10.40 5.60 1Atlantic Filly L.Stalbaum3-4-3 Again draws the pole 4-1 Grove in Ashley. Call 855-4543 for Binghamton’s PatPoplizio (June 8-Uline Hanover (Ma Kakaley) 5.80 contact VRGSLregistration direc- EXACTA (5-6) $65.40 8Cardine Hanover A.Santeramo 7-3-1 Better luck at Toga 8-1 details. 27), Bloomsburg’sJohn Stutz- 9Riverdancer J.Taggart 7-1-2 Strikes out 10-1 TRIFECTA (5-6-8) $258.60 Daddow-IsaacsDallas American torJohn Podlesneyat233-4520. SUPERFECTA (5-6-8-2) $1,088.60 2Laurens Joy M.Romano 2-5-3 No one is similing 15-1 Returning players who have al- man (July 5) and Rutgers’ Scott 4Tangerine J.Martin 7-7-6 Hopeless 20-1 Legion Post 672 is sponsoring Seventh -$15,000 Pace 1:51.0 ready received registration forms Goodale (July 6). Nazareth’s 7-Sheer Brilliance (Ti Tetrick) 5.80 4.20 3.00 Eighth-$18,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $15,000 last 5 their annual Scholarship Golf 4Icandodgebullets B.Sears 1-2-1 Very classy gelding 7-2 Dave Crowellwill be at the 2-Polaris N(Ty Buter) 3.00 2.20 TournamentonSaturday, June 4 should return them to VRGSL, PO 4-Jetty (Ma Kakaley) 3.20 1OKBraveheart B.Simpson 7-8-3 Down apeg in class, game 6-1 Box369,Conyngham, PA 18219 clinics on July 25, while former EXACTA (7-2) $21.00 9Courser Hanover A.Miller 2-2-3 Canfly early 3-1 at Stone Hedge Golf Course in TRIFECTA (7-2-4) $94.20 2Cash Cab T.Buter 3-5-4 This is avery good race 4-1 Tunkhannock. Thetournamentis Wilkes-BarreAdult Men’s Basket- Lake-Lehman PIAA Champion SUPERFECTA (7-2-4-6) $314.80 6MrRightnow M.Simons 3-6-1 Slowly getting there 9-2 ball has applications available.The Eighth -$8,600 Pace 1:54.2 3Bar B’s Apache CamR.Pierce 2-4-2 More thancapable 8-1 open to membersand non-mem- ScottDavis and Clarion head 3-Mysteriosa Hanover (Ma Kakaley) 4.20 2.60 2.60 8Waylon Hanover M.Kakaley 5-1-3 Last won with Matty K10-1 bers. Theformat is Captain and league will begin on May31. All 4-Upncoming Prospect (Ja Bartlett) 7.00 11.80 7San Antony-O K.Sizer 6-4-1 Spurs had there miracle win 15-1 gameswill be playedatthe Miner coach Teague Moorewill be on 2-Im ANative Two (Da Ingraham) 7.00 Crew.Cost is $75, and includesan 5BNBad J.Pavia 5-6-2 Lives up to name 20-1 Park basketball courts. Therewill EXACTA (3-4) $56.00 Ninth-$9,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $5,000 last 5 outdoor steakdinner,beverages, hand at times to be announced. TRIFECTA (3-4-2) $355.40 be two leagues. One that will be SUPERFECTA (3-4-2-6) $2,767.80 5Oyster BayT.Tetrick 4-1-7 Tetrick the difference 7-2 and door prizes. Anyone wishing to “The clinics arefeaturing the 6Fox Valley Largo G.Napolitano 3-7-5 Ahot commodity 3-1 Scratched: Pilgrims Haley sponsor ahole maydosoat$50. playedonMonday’snights and one best technicians at one location Ninth -$9,500 Pace 1:55.0 7Boiler Bob The QB B.Simpson 3-7-9 Decent pacer, when right 6-1 that will be playedonTuesday’s 1-Panamanian(Ra Schnittker) 4.20 3.20 2.40 2Zarachino A.Napolitano 8-5-2 Happy with acheck 4-1 Forfurther information call the anywhereinthe country,” said 9-Ulysses Blue Chip (Mo Teague) 5.60 3.80 8Jake Of Hearts J.Pavia 5-5-5 Another fifth place finish 15-1 legion at 675-6542orClarenceJ. nights. Anyteaminterested in 5-Ronny BFast (An McCarthy) 6.40 4Cannae Rocky Tn.Schadel 5-8-8 Looking for thatpulse 9-2 playing in the leaguescan contact coordinator Jack Davis, former EXACTA (1-9) $29.80 3Whole Lotta Shakin M.Kakaley 6-8-8 Whole lot of nothing 10-1 Michael at 675-0488. TRIFECTA (1-9-5) $135.00 1Powered By Zeus M.Romano 6-5-6 Well back 8-1 Lehman Golf Club will begin its John Leightonat825-7495or head coach at Clarion Universi- SUPERFECTA (1-9-5-6) $169.40 9Sir Beach Dragon D.Ingraham7-4-7 …..next race please 20-1 Thursday NightCaptain and Mate 430-8437. Deadline forentry will ty.“Forthose wrestlerswanting PICK 4(5-7-(3-8)-(1-3) (4 Out of 4)) $76.60 Tenth-$60,000 Open Trot be May23. Scratched: Auction Securities 7Flex The Muscle T.Tetrick 1-4-4 Found his stride 3-1 League on May5.Teams cansign to be looked at by some of the Tenth -$18,000 Trot 1:56.3 5Anders Bluestone R.Pierce 1-3-1 Was impressive at Chester 5-2 up by calling the proshop at Wilkes-BarreGirls Softball League 7-Jaavos Boy (An Napolitano) 32.20 19.20 4.20 6Likeabatoutahell B.Sears 4-1-3 Anders blew him away in last 7-2 will hold final registration for top coaches in the country, 6-Pointe Of Honour (Ja Pantaleano) 7.80 3.80 1InFocus J.Takter 4-8-2 Takter in for drive 9-2 675-1686. 2-Scorpion Moon (Ti Tetrick) 2.10 2Don’t Know Chip T.Buter 2-1-2 Having career campaign 6-1 Misericordia University athletics senior league girls from 11 a.m. to 2 these clinics will be the place to EXACTA (7-6) $498.60 3And Heez Perfect A.McCarthy 3-5-2 Third to choice in latest 8-1 p.m. on Saturday at the field TRIFECTA (7-6-2) $2,305.00 4Baby Boy Grin L.Stalbaum9-1-1 Comes off ascr-injured 12-1 departmentstill has openings for be. District 2wrestlershoping SUPERFECTA (7-6-2-ALL) $2,103.60 clubhouse. Girls born between July Eleventh-$13,000 Cond.Pace;n/w 4pmraces life its21stAnnual Arnie Garinger to improve their technique and Eleventh -$16,000 Pace 1:53.3 1, 1993, and Dec. 21, 1997 areeligi- 4-Cammi Place (La Stalbaum) 7.00 2.80 2.10 4SomecamM.Kakaley 2-3-10 Burke-Matt strong duo 4-1 Memorial Golf Tournament, which 6Steal The Diamonds G.Napolitano 2-5-6 Has to be respected 3-1 want to have an opportunity to 1-Natural WomanN(Ja Bartlett) 5.80 3.00 will be playedMay 23 at Mountain ble.Playbegins May31. Formore 6-Twin BPassion (Ma Romano) 4.60 1Western Legend J.Campbell 1-2-7 JC only has afew drives 7-2 information, call Gary at 822-3991 wrestle forastate championship EXACTA (4-1) $40.20 5Sapphire City To.Schadel 4-1-4 Should sit anice trip 6-1 Laurel Golf Club in WhiteHaven. TRIFECTA (4-1-6) $221.80 3Town Treasure K.Sizer 3-3-3 Off since Sept 15-1 or log onto www.wbgsl.com. in Hershey some daywill want SUPERFECTA (4-1-6-5) $446.40 2Lover Boy L.Stalbaum4-5-8 Cambest colt 10-1 Theentry feeis$125for the cap- to attend.” Twelfth -$15,000 Trot 1:56.1 8Major Secret J.Pavia 2-1-4 Lacks thatwinning punch 8-1 tain-and-crew event and includes 7-Waldorf Hall (Ma Kakaley) 21.40 8.20 5.20 9Remus Blue Chip M.Teague 7-1-3 Weak Teague pupil 9-2 golf,dinner and prizes. Regis- UPCOMING EVENTS 2-Keenan(Br Simpson) 9.40 5.00 7Hank’s Major M.Simons 6-7-4 Demoted 20-1 Last year 50 wrestlersattend- tration begins at 10 a.m. with an 11 9-No Doze (Ty Buter) 10.80 Twelfth-$25,000 Open Trot The25th Annual Wilkes-Barre ed and many went on to have EXACTA (7-2) $239.40 9Calchips Brute B.Sears 3-6-1 Darkhorse of the night 5-1 a.m. shotgun start. Thefield is TRIFECTA (7-2-9) $4,644.60 7SandTop Gun M.Kakaley 2-3-3 Kakaley the new driver 7-2 Family YMCA’sNightatthe success in the 2010-11wrestling SUPERFECTA (7-2-ALL-ALL) $1,478.40 2Grain Of Truth T.Tetrick 3-1-8 Takes all the heatwith Tim 5-2 limited to 120players.Pleasecall PICK 3(7-4-ALL) $77.00 674-6374 formoreinformation. Races will be held May9atMohe- season, according to Davis. PICK 3(7-ALL-7) $77.00 4Big Boy Lloyd T.Buter 4-2-1 Needed last, still dangerous 4-1 gan SunatPocono Downs.This PICK 3(ALL-4-7) $77.00 3All About Justice M.Simons 5-7-4 Still in tough 8-1 Pittston Area HoopsBooster Club 6Fort Benning A.Napolitano 2-2-1 ANap been solid 6-1 unique event features liveharness The cost forthe 16 clinics is Thirteenth -$9,500 Pace 1:55.3 will host acaptain-and-crew golf 3-Alex Bullville (Ji Taggart Jr) 7.00 5.60 6.00 8Cameron Chip J.Campbell 7-1-6 Raced toughies at Meadows 12-1 horses and an evening of fun for $160. Registrations will be ac- 2-Prince Sail On (An Napolitano) 7.80 6.60 5AGentlemanG.Napolitano 5-3-5 Inhaled 20-1 tournamentatFour Seasons Golf 1GreatEmancipator D.Ackerman7-1-x Out of his league 15-1 all. Tickets canbepurchased by 6-Keystone Royce (To Schadel) 18.20 Club on June 4, starting with a cepted at the door,but cost at Thriteenth-$9,000 Cond.Pace;n/w $5,000 last 5 EXACTA (3-2) $62.20 shotgun startat8a.m. Feefor the calling the Wilkes-BarreFamily that time will be $180. Formore TRIFECTA (3-2-6) $3,427.00 9Bunkmeister T.Tetrick 3-4-7 Backclass shines thru 8-1 YMCAat823-2191extension 127. A information or to register,call SUPERFECTA (3-2-ALL-ALL) $191.80 1Herzon R.Pierce 2-4-x Takes money from pole 3-1 tournamentwill be $65aperson Fourteenth -$4,600 Pace 1:57.1 7Shadows DreamJ.Campbell 3-4-4 Grabs ashare of it 4-1 which will include cart,green fee $15 general admission ticket pro- 4-Stormy Savannah (Ma Kakaley) 7.00 3.80 3.20 6Southern Sport B.Simpson 8-3-3 3rd time lasix user 9-2 videsentry into the patio,buffet, Jack Davis at (814)538-9034. 5-Monet’s Lilly (Ty Buter) 14.80 3.60 2Literate Hanover A.McCarthy 2-5-7 Almost lasted on the engine 7-2 and old fashioned cookout after 6-Sharknfestedwaters (Br Simpson) 7.60 3Tidewater Tomahawk B.Sears 6-4-3 Sears picks up catch drive 6-1 golf.Anyone wishing to sponsor a soda and beer and ownership of a EXACTA (4-5) $72.20 4Star City Hero A.Miller 9-6-4 Often along price 15-1 horse.A$20 ticket offers the same TRIFECTA (4-5-6) $315.40 5Windsong Destroyer A.Napolitano 7-8-4 Drops, but has no form 10-1 hole maydosofor $50. Formore HOCKEY SUPERFECTA (4-5-6-3) $774.00 8Out To Kill AG.Napolitano 7-5-6 Killed 20-1 information or to registerateam as general admission, but guaran- Fifteenth -$9,500 Trot 1:57.2 Fourteenth-$6,100 Clm.Trot;clm.price $7,500 tees areserved seatinPacers 3-Buffalino Hanover (To Schadel) 5.80 3.80 2.40 forthe tournament, call Carl at 3Telling Secrets J.Taggart 3-4-7 Taggart gets the score 4-1 National Hockey League 1-Pacific Splash (Ch Norris) 9.60 5.60 883-7220 or 954-3067.The dead- Clubhouse. Alsoavailable are 2-Amourus (An McCarthy) 5.40 7Pinnochio M.Kakaley 1-5-8 Just beat similar at 12-1 7-2 1Revington A.Santeramo 8-7-8 Live longshot 8-1 $500 corporatesponsorships Daily Playoff Glance EXACTA (3-1) $47.20 line to registerisJune 1. TRIFECTA (3-1-2) $300.80 8Indy Source B.Simpson 1-2-8 Loves to wing it 3-1 (racesponsors) and includes All Times EDT 9Here Comes Monte P.Berry 8-3-5 Use in super’s 10-1 (x-if necessary) SUPERFECTA (3-1-2-ALL) $879.80 sponsorship recognition on the Scratched: Red Rum Lass 6Ashwood Diamond Tn.Schadel 8-7-2 Newcomer from Pitt 15-1 MEETINGS FIRST ROUND Sixteenth -$8,500 Pace 1:55.3 5MyMac T.Buter 4-5-6 Faltered badly on the lead 6-1 track’s Jumbo Tron, advertisement (Best-of-7) 6-Ronettica (An McCarthy) 4.60 3.40 2.10 2Lotsa Speed NZ W.Long 6-6-7 Long with rare showing 9-2 in the race program and photo 4Corky Duke J.Groff 7-5-6 Beaten by 50 lengths last 220-1 Back Mountain Baseball and Soft- CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS 9-Forbettor Or Worse (Br Simpson) 14.60 3.60 with awinning horse in the win- (Best-of-7) 2-Go Rockin Robin (Ho Parker) 2.10 Fifteenth-$9,500 Cond.Pace;n/w 2pmraces life ball will hold aboard meeting at 7 Thursday,April 28 EXACTA (6-9) $73.40 6Busybeingfabulous A.Miller 4-4-1 One more chance 3-1 p.m. on Mondayatthe Daddow- ner’s circle.Doorsopen at 6p.m. Nashville at Vancouver, (n) TRIFECTA (6-9-2) $259.40 9Cheyenne Ina M.Kakaley 1-6-5 Strong in maiden victory 9-2 Post time is 7p.m. All proceeds Friday,April 29 SUPERFECTA (6-9-2-1) $468.40 2Aspiration A.McCarthy 1-4-5 Won’t get 20-1 again 5-1 IsaacsAmerican Legion located on Tampa BayatWashington, 7p.m. SUPERFECTA (6-9-2-3) $237.80 5Kayla’s DreamB.Sears 2-2-2 Not missing by much 7-2 the Route415 in Dallas.General benefitthe children’s programs at Detroit at SanJose, 10 p.m. LATE DOUBLE (3-6) $23.40 1Tiamo J.Campbell 1-3-5 Picks up good set of hands 4-1 the Wilkes-BarreFamily YMCA. Saturday,April 30 Scratched: Illiad Blue Chip 3Playful Patty J.Pavia 3-4-1 Lacks late stamina 8-1 meeting, open to the public,will be Total Handle-$306,804 Crestwood High School Boys Bas- Boston at Philadelphia, 3p.m. 4MsGraywalls T.Buter 2-2-2 Lone grey lady 10-1 held at 8p.m. Pleasevisit Nashville at Vancouver, 9p.m. 7Mondatta M.Simons 5-6-3 One more race to go…. 12-1 www.bmtll.comfor moreinforma- ketball Booster Club is sponsoring Sixteenth-$9,500 Cond.Pace;n/w 2pmraces life BASEBALL tion. aspring social from 6-8 p.m. on 8Sight To See B.Sears 4-2-3 Sears has to win one 3-1 May20atCavanaugh’s Grille in AHL 7Pulse AMinute M.Kakaley 2-3-4 Main foe 4-1 HanoverAreaCheerleading Booster Playoff Glance International League 6She’s ACowgirl A.McCarthy 3-7-2 All good horses are outside 7-2 Mountain Top. Tickets are$20 per 4Block Party B.Simpson 5-7-2 From barn of Pete Foley 10-1 Club will meetat7p.m. May2in All Times EDT North Division personand admission includes (x-if necessary) 3Nuts And Jolts K.Sizer 7-1-5 Didn’t pace alick at Chester 9-2 the high school cafeteria. WLPct. GB 1The Daily Diary D.Ingraham5-6-5 Well back 5-1 NanticokeLittle League will hold its beer,wine and food. Formore DIVISION FINALS Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 2MoheganMiss M.Romano 6-4-8 Gapper 8-1 information or to purchase tickets, BEST OF 7 monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. on (Yankees) ...... 14 7.667 — 5Keystone Kismet To.Schadel 6-8-6 See you on Sat12-1 contact Myraat646-919-4940. EASTERN CONFERENCE 1 Pawtucket (Red Sox) ...... 12 8.600 1 ⁄2 May4th at West Side Hall. Board Binghamton 2, Portland 0 1 Tickets arealsoavailable at the Wednesday, April 27: Binghamton 3, Portland 2 Lehigh Valley (Phillies) ...... 10 10 .500 3 ⁄2 Membersare ask to metat6:45 1 Thursday, April 28: Binghamton 5, Portland 3 Rochester (Twins) ...... 911.450 4 ⁄2 door. 1 BASKETBALL WHAT’SONTVWyoming Area Diamond Club will Saturday, April 30: Portland at Binghamton, 7:05 Buffalo (Mets)...... 913.409 5 ⁄2 p.m. Syracuse (Nationals)...... 714.333 7 meetat7p.m. May4inthe audi- Monday, May2:Portland at Binghamton, 7:05 p.m. South Division NBA AUTORACING torium of the Secondary Center. x-Tuesday, May3:Portland at Binghamton, 7:05 WLPct. GB p.m. Daily Playoff Glance 5:30 p.m. Plans forSenior Dayand the Bulletin Board items will notbe Gwinnett (Braves) ...... 13 8.619 — x-Friday, May6:Binghamton at Portland, 7p.m. All Times EDT SPEED —NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualifying for banquetwill be discussed. accepted overthe telephone.Items x-Saturday, May7:Binghamton at Portland, 7p.m. Durham(Rays)...... 11 10 .524 2 FIRST ROUND Matthew andDaniel Hansen 400, at Richmond, Va. 1 Charlotte 1, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 0 Charlotte (White Sox) ...... 812.400 4 ⁄2 (Best-of-7) 7:30 p.m. maybefaxed to 831-7319, emailed to SPEED —NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Bubba Thursday, April 28: Charlotte 3, Wilkes-Barre/ Norfolk (Orioles) ...... 615.286 7 (x-if necessary) REGISTRATIONS/TRYOUTS Scranton 2 Burger 250, at Richmond, Va. [email protected] West Division Wednesday,April 27 Saturday, April 30: Charlotte at Wilkes-Barre/Scran- WLPct. GB off at the TimesLeader or mailed to ton, 7:05 p.m. Miami 97, Philadelphia 91, Miami wins series 4-1 GOLF Columbus (Indians) ...... 16 5.762 — SanAntonio110, Memphis103, OT, Memphis leads Back Mountain American Legion Monday, May2:Wilkes-Barre/Scranton at Char- 3p.m. TimesLeader,c/o Sports, 15 N, Main 1 series 3-2 lotte, 7p.m. Louisville (Reds)...... 14 6.700 1 ⁄2 TGC —PGA Tour, Zurich Classic, second round Baseball will conduct tryoutsfor 1 Oklahoma City 100, Denver 97, Oklahoma City St.,Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711-0250. Wednesday, May4:Wilkes-Barre/Scranton at Char- Toledo (Tigers) ...... 10 12 .455 6 ⁄2 wins series 4-1 1 lotte, 7p.m. Indianapolis (Pirates)...... 715.318 9 ⁄2 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL x-Friday, May6:Wilkes-Barre/Scranton at Char- Thursday,April 28 Thursday'sGames Atlanta 84, Orlando 81, Atlanta wins series 4-2 7:05 p.m. lotte, 7p.m. Toledo 7, Syracuse 2 x-Saturday, May7:Charlotte at Wilkes-Barre/Scran- L.A.Lakers at New Orleans, (n) SNY –N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia TRANSACTIONS BOXING Louisville 3, Durham2,1st game Dallas at Portland, (n) YES –Toronto at N.Y. Yankees ton, 7:05 p.m. Columbus 2, Gwinnett 1 x-Monday, May9:Charlotte at Wilkes-Barre/Scran- Friday,April 29 7:30 p.m. Rochester 8, Buffalo 6 MLB —St. Louis at Atlanta ton, 7:05 p.m. Norfolk 6, Indianapolis 0 SanAntonio at Memphis, 9p.m. BASEBALL Fight Schedule Saturday,April 30 8:40 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Pawtucket at Lehigh Valley, (n) American League April 30 Hamilton vs. Manitoba Charlotte 6, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 3 Portland at Dallas, TBA ROOT –Pittsburgh at Colorado x-New Orleans at L.A.Lakers, 9or10p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS—Placed RHP Carlos Car- At Buenos Aires, Luis Lazarte vs. Ulises Solis, 12, Thursday, April 28: ManitobaatHamilton, 7:30 p.m. DurhamatLouisville, (n) NBA rasco on the 15-dayDL, retroactive to April 25. Re- for Lazarte’s IBF junior flyweight title; Roberto Bo- Sunday, May1:ManitobaatHamilton, 4p.m. Friday'sGames Sunday,May 1 called RHP Frank Herrmann from Columbus (IL). lonti vs. Isidro Prieto, 10,heavyweights. x-Memphis at SanAntonio, 1p.m. 9p.m. Tuesday, May3:Hamilton at Manitoba, 8:30 p.m. DurhamatLouisville, 6:35 p.m. National League At Panama City, Panama, Rafael Concepcion, vs. Wednesday, May4:Hamilton at Manitoba, 8:30 Toledo at Syracuse, 7p.m. CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS ESPN —Playoffs, first round, game 6, SanAntonio Hugo Ruiz, 12,for the interim WBAWorld bantam- at Memphis PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Added OF Xavier Paul p.m. Pawtucket at Lehigh Valley, 7:05 p.m. (Best-of-7) to the active roster. Designated OF John Bowker for weight title. x-Friday, May6:Hamilton at Manitoba, 8:30 p.m. Buffalo at Rochester, 7:05 p.m. Sunday,May 1 NFL assignment. At Mexico City, Raul Garcia vs. Rommel Asenjo,12, x-Sunday, May8:ManitobaatHamilton, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Gwinnett, 7:05 p.m. Boston at Miami, 3:30 p.m. SANFRANCISCO GIANTS—Placed INF Mark De- for Garcia’s WBO strawweight title; Jesus Geles vs. x-Monday, May9:ManitobaatHamilton, 7:30 p.m. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Charlotte, 7:15 p.m. Monday,May 2 6p.m. Rosa on the 15-dayDL. Activated INF Emmanuel Ramon Garcia Hirales, 12,for Geles’ WBO interim Milwaukee vs. Houston Norfolk at Indianapolis, 7:15 p.m. Atlanta at Chicago, TBA ESPN —Draft, rounds 2-3, at New York Burriss from the 15-dayDL. junior flyweight title. Friday, April 29: Houston at Milwaukee, 8p.m. Saturday'sGames WASHINGTON NATIONALS—Reinstated SS Ian At Texcoco, Mexico, Gilberto Keb Baas vs. Adrian Sunday, May1:Houston at Milwaukee, 6p.m. Tuesday,May 3 NHL Rochester at Syracuse, 2p.m. Boston at Miami, TBA Desmond from the paternity leave list. Optioned OF Hernandez, 12,for Baas’ WBClight flyweight title. Tuesday, May3:Milwaukee at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Norfolk at Louisville, 6:05 p.m. 7p.m. Roger Bernadina to Syracuse (IL). May 1 Thursday, May5:Milwaukee at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Toledo at Pawtucket, 6:05 p.m. Wednesday,May 4 Atlanta at Chicago, TBA VERSUS —Playoffs, conference semifinals, game At TBA, Thailand, DrianFrancisco, vs. Tepparith x-Friday, May6:Milwaukee at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Buffalo at Lehigh Valley, 6:35 p.m. 1, Tampa BayatWashington COLLEGE Singwancha, 12,for the interim WBAWorld super Friday,May 6 x-Sunday, May8:Houston at Milwaukee, 6p.m. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre at Gwinnett, 7:05 p.m. GEORGIA—Signed men’s basketball coach Mark flyweight title. x-Tuesday, May10: Houston at Milwaukee, 8p.m. Chicago at Atlanta, TBA 10 p.m. DurhamatIndianapolis, 7:05 p.m. VERSUS —Playoffs, conference semifinals, game Fox to aone-year contract extension through the Columbus at Charlotte, 7:15 p.m. 1, Detroit at SanJose 2016 season. CMYK

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DP—Tampa Bay1,Minnesota 1. LOB—Tampa Bay STANDINGS 5, Minnesota 2. 2B—Zobrist (7), Jaso (3). HR—Zo- brist (7), Jaso (2). facesscrutiny AMERICAN LEAGUE Tampa Bay East Division IP HRER BB SO WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Niemann W,1-3 721112 New York ...... 14 8.636 ——7-3 W-2 10-5 4-3 Jo.Peralta...... 100001 1 J.Cruz ...... 100012after drug trial Tampa Bay...... 14 11 .560 1 ⁄2 —8-2 W-5 6-7 8-4 1 1 Swarzak L,0-1 ...... 5 ⁄3 85511 Toronto...... 12 13 .480 3 ⁄2 25-5 W-1 6-5 6-8 2 1 Perkins ...... 2 ⁄3 31103 Boston...... 11 13 .458 42⁄27-3 W-1 5-4 6-9 1 Nathan...... 100002 Baltimore...... 10 13 .435 4 ⁄2 34-6 L-1 7-8 3-5 Umpires—Home, Jim Reynolds; First, Mike DiMu- Central Division ro; Second, Andy Fletcher; Third, Chris Conroy. The Associated Press WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away T—2:29. A—36,456 (39,500). Cleveland...... 16 8.667 ——6-4 W-3 10-2 6-6 SAN JUAN,Puerto Rico — 1 Detroit...... 12 13 .480 4 ⁄2 25-5 L-3 6-6 6-7 1 Kansas City ...... 12 13 .480 4 ⁄2 22-8 L-6 9-5 3-8 Federal justice officials will meet 1 Chicago...... 10 16 .385 74⁄23-7 L-2 4-6 6-10 NL BOXES 1 Minnesota...... 915.375 74⁄25-5 L-3 4-6 5-9 with Major League Baseball rep- West Division Nationals 4, Mets 3 resentatives after the name of WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Texas ...... 15 10 .600 ——5-5 L-1 11-5 4-5 New York Washington Washington Nationals pitcher Li- Los Angeles ...... 14 11 .560 1—4-6 L-1 6-7 8-4 ab rhbi ab rhbi Oakland...... 12 13 .480 325-5 W-1 4-5 8-8 JosRys ss 3121Espinos 2b 4020 vanHernandez surfaced in the 1 1 Seattle ...... 11 15 .423 4 ⁄2 3 ⁄2 6-4 W-3 5-8 6-7 DnMrp 2b 4000Ankiel cf 4020 DWrght 3b 4001Werth rf 4011 trial of aconvicted drug dealer. NATIONAL LEAGUE Beltranrf3110AdLRc 1b 4000 East Division Baylf4000Morse lf 4000 Prosecutorspresented evi- WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away I.Davis 1b 4121L.Nix lf 0000 Philadelphia...... 16 8.667 ——6-4 W-1 7-4 9-4 Thole c4030Dsmnd ss 4221 dence at the trial ending Tuesday 1 Florida ...... 15 8.652 ⁄2 —7-3 L-1 10-5 5-3 Hu pr 0000HrstnJr 3b 3111 AP PH OTO 1 Atlanta ...... 13 13 .500 43⁄26-4 W-2 4-5 9-8 Harris cf 4000IRdrgz c4010 that Puerto Rican drug dealer An- 1 Washington ...... 11 13 .458 54⁄24-6 W-1 6-6 5-7 Capuanp 1000LHrndz p2111 Washington Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond jumpsonhome 1 gelAyala Vazquez had aPorsche, New York ...... 11 14 .440 5 ⁄2 57-3 L-1 5-8 6-6 Byrdak p0000Storen p0000 plateafter hitting ahome run againstthe NewYork Mets at Central Division Pridie ph 1000 aLamborghini and awarehouse WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Beato p0000 Nationals Park in Washington on Thursday. St. Louis...... 13 11 .542 ——6-4 W-1 6-6 7-5 Totals 32 383Totals 33 410 4 containing arecording studio, a 1 Cincinnati ...... 13 12 .520 ⁄2 34-6 W-1 7-6 6-6 New York ...... 000 111 000 —3 1 Milwaukee...... 12 12 .500 13⁄25-5 L-1 8-5 4-7 Washington ...... 001 210 00x —4 barber shop and acar repair shop 1 Pittsburgh ...... 11 14 .440 2 ⁄2 54-6 L-1 4-8 7-6 E—I.Rodriguez (1).DP—New York 1, Washington 1 registered in Hernandez’s name. Chicago...... 10 13 .435 2 ⁄2 54-6 L-3 6-8 4-5 1. LOB—New York 5, Washington 7. 1 Houston ...... 915.375 46⁄25-5 L-1 5-7 4-8 2B—Jos.Reyes (8), I.Davis (8), Werth (7). U.S. Attorney Rosa Emilia Ro- West Division 3B—Desmond (1).HR—Desmond (3). SB—Hu (1). WLPct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away CS—Jos.Reyes (2). S—Capuano, L.Hernandez. driguez and Javier Pena, special Mets’win streak Colorado ...... 16 7.696 ——5-5 W-2 6-4 10-3 SF—Jos.Reyes. 1 1 Los Angeles ...... 13 13 .500 4 ⁄2 3 ⁄2 6-4 W-1 7-5 6-8 IP HRER BB SO agent in charge of the Drug En- 1 1 SanFrancisco ...... 12 12 .500 4 ⁄2 3 ⁄2 4-6 W-1 4-5 8-7 New York 2 Arizona...... 10 13 .435 655-5 L-1 6-6 4-7 Capuano L,2-2 ...... 5 ⁄3 10 4402forcement Administration’s Ca- 1 SanDiego ...... 916.360 872-8 L-2 4-11 5-5 Byrdak ...... ⁄3 00001 Beato...... 200010ribbean division, said Wednesday AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington NATIONAL LEAGUE L.Hernandez W,3-2 873215they will meet with MLB officials Wednesday'sGames Wednesday'sGames ends at six games Baltimore 5, Boston 4 Storen S,4-4 ...... 110001in twoweeks at baseball’sre- L.A.Dodgers 5, Florida 4, 10 innings Umpires—Home, BrianRunge;First, Marvin Hud- N.Y. Yankees 3, Chicago White Sox 1 Cincinnati 7, Milwaukee 6, 10 innings Cleveland 7, Kansas City 2 son;Second, Ted Barrett;Third, Lance Barrett. quest. Colorado at Chicago, ppd., rain T—2:29. A—15,142(41,506). The Associated Press years, pitching effectivelyinto Oakland 2, L.A.Angels 1, 10 innings Atlanta 7, SanDiego 0 MLB officials had made the re- Seattle 10,Detroit 1 Philadelphia 8, Arizona 4 WASHINGTON—New the sixth inning against his Texas 7, Toronto 6 N.Y. Mets 6, Washington 3 quest during the trial, they said. Tampa Bay8,Minnesota 2 Pittsburgh 2, SanFrancisco 0 Giants 5, Pirates 2 father Ian Desmond homered former team in the SanFrancis- Thursday'sGames St. Louis 6, Houston 5 San Francisco Pittsburgh Federal prosecutor Jacqueline Seattle 7, Detroit 2 Thursday'sGames ab rhbi ab rhbi and tripled in his first game co Giants’ victory overthe Tampa Bay15, Minnesota 3, 1stgame SanFrancisco 5, Pittsburgh 2 Rownd cf 5123AMcCt cf 4000 Novas, who investigated the case, back from paternity leave and Pittsburgh Pirates. Toronto 5, Texas 2 Washington 4, N.Y. Mets 3 Burriss 2b 4010Tabatalf4000 said it is possible that federal offi- Boston 6, Baltimore 2 St. Louis at Houston, (n) Huff 1b 3000Overay1b2100 Livan Hernandez pitched eight Making just his thirdappear- N.Y. Yankees 12,Chicago White Sox 3 Chicago Cubs at Arizona, (n) PSndvl 3b 4011Walker 2b 4131 cials will further investigate Aya- Cleveland 8, Kansas City 2 Burrell lf 3010GJones rf 2010 Tampa Bay6,Minnesota 1, 2nd game Friday'sGames strong inningstolead the ance in the majorssince 2006, N.Y. Mets (Pelfrey1-2) at Philadelphia (Worley 0-0), Affeldt p0000Diaz ph-rf 1000 la’sconnections to celebrities, in- Friday'sGames 7:05 p.m. RRmrz p0000Doumit c3001 Washington Nationals past the the 33-year-old Vogelsong (1-0) Detroit (Scherzer 4-0) at Cleveland (J.Gomez 0-1), SanFrancisco (Lincecum 2-2) at Washington (Mar- Tejada ph 1010Alvarez 3b 3000 cluding Hernandez. 7:05 p.m. quis 2-0), 7:05 p.m. JaLopz p0000BrWod ss 3000 NewYorkMets 4-3 Thursday tied acareer high with eight Toronto (R.Romero 1-3) at N.Y. Yankees (F.Garcia Florida (Vazquez 1-2) at Cincinnati (T.Wood 1-2), BrWlsn p0000DMcCt p0000 “Weare going to look closely at night. strikeouts. He gaveuptwo 1-0), 7:05 p.m. 7:10 p.m. C.Ross rf-lf 4000Paul ph 1000 those individuals,” she said, de- L.A.Angels (E.Santana 0-3) at Tampa Bay(Price St. Louis (Carpenter 0-2) at Atlanta (T.Hudson 3-2), Fontent ss 4120Karstns p2000 Desmond’ssolo home run in runs on four hits and two 3-2), 7:10 p.m. 7:35 p.m. Whitsd c3100Cedeno ss 2000 clining further comment. Seattle (Vargas 0-2) at Boston (Matsuzaka 2-2), Milwaukee (Marcum 2-1) at Houston (Myers 1-0), Vglsng p1100 the fifth washis thirdofthe walks. 7:10 p.m. 8:05 p.m. Schrhlt rf 2120 Hernandez told The Associat- Baltimore (Arrieta 2-1) at Chicago White Sox (Danks Pittsburgh (Correia 3-2) at Colorado (Chacin 3-1), Totals 34 510 4Totals 31 242 season and it gaveWashington Vogelsong wasmaking his 0-3), 8:10 p.m. 8:40 p.m. SanFrancisco...... 004 000 100 —5 ed Press that he wouldn’t com- Minnesota (S.Baker 1-2) at Kansas City (Chen 3-1), Chicago Cubs (Zambrano 2-1) at Arizona (Galarra- Pittsburgh ...... 100 001 000 —2 a4-2 lead. He had missed the first start since Sept.29, 2004, 8:10 p.m. ga 3-1),9:40 p.m. E—Burriss (1),Overbay (3), Doumit (2), Karstens ment on the matter.Hesaid all Texas (C.Wilson 3-0) at Oakland (Cahill 3-0), 10:05 SanDiego (Richard 1-1) at L.A.Dodgers (Lilly 1-2), (1),Walker (3). DP—SanFrancisco 1, Pittsburgh 3. Nationals’ past twogames after while he waswith the Pirates p.m. 10:10 p.m. LOB—SanFrancisco 5, Pittsburgh 7. 2B—Rowand questions should go through the his wife, Chelsey,gavebirth against Philadelphia, and won Saturday'sGames Saturday'sGames (8), Walker (6). SB—Rowand (1),P.Sandoval (1), Nationals’ public relations staff. L.A.Angels at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 1:10 p.m. Schierholtz (1).S—Vogelsong. Tuesdaytothe couple’sfirst forthe first time since Sept.14, Texas at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. St. Louis at Atlanta, 1:10 p.m. IP HRER BB SO “The Nationals areaware of Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 4:05 p.m. SanFrancisco at Washington, 4:05 p.m. San Francisco Detroit at Cleveland, 6:05 p.m. 2 son, Grayson Wesley Desmond. 2005. He spent three seasons Milwaukee at Houston, 7:05 p.m. Vogelsong W,1-0 .... 5 ⁄3 42228and aremonitoring the situation Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 7:10 p.m. 1 Florida at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Affeldt H,4 ...... ⁄3 00001 The loss ended NewYork’s in Japan after last appearing in Minnesota at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 8:10 p.m. R.Ramirez H,4...... 100000as it pertains to the Angel Manuel Seattle at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. Ja.Lopez H,2 ...... 100010 six-game winning streak, the agame forthe Pirates in June Sunday'sGames SanDiego at L.A.Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Br.Wilson S,7-8...... 100013Ayala trial in Puerto Rico,” team Detroit at Cleveland, 1:05 p.m. Pittsburgh Sunday'sGames 2 team’slongest run since win- 2006. Toronto at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Karstens L,2-1...... 6 ⁄3 75214spokesman John Deversaid. SanFrancisco at Washington, 1:35 p.m. 1 Seattle at Boston, 1:35 p.m. D.McCutchen ...... 2 ⁄3 30000 ning eight straight last June. Brian Wilson pitched the St. Louis at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. HBP—by Affeldt (Alvarez), by Karstens (White- Hernandez defected from Cu- L.A.Angels at Tampa Bay, 1:40 p.m. Milwaukee at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Baltimore at Chicago White Sox, 2:10 p.m. side). WP—Vogelsong. IkeDavis had asingle, adouble ninth forhis seventh save.San Pittsburgh at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Umpires—Home, James Hoye;First, Tom Hallion- bain1995,andwentontohelpthe Minnesota at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. and drove in arun forthe Francisco had lost fiveofits Texas at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. ;Second, Phil Cuzzi;Third, AlanPorter. Florida Marlins win the WorldSe- Florida at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. T—2:49. A—14,747 (38,362). SanDiego at L.A.Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. Mets, extending his hitting previous six. N.Y. Mets at Philadelphia, 8:05 p.m. ries twoyearslater. streak to 10 games. Aaron Rowand had three Evidence presented during the RBIs and stole home as part of trial showedthat Ayala allegedly Giants 5, Pirates 2 adouble steal. He hit atwo-run AL BOXES Indians 8, Royals 2 WEDNESDAY’S paid Puerto Rican reggaeton LATE BOXES PITTSBURGH —Ryan double during the Giants’ Kansas City Cleveland singers, including Daddy Yankee Yankees 12, ab rhbi ab rhbi Vogelsong wonwhile making four-run thirdagainst Jeff Kar- Dyson cf 4000Sizemr cf 4222 Rays 8, Twins 2 and Wisin yYandel, along with White Sox 3 MeCarr lf 4000Kearns lf 1000 his first start in almost seven stens (2-1). Gordon 1b 4000ACarer ss 4011 Tampa Bay Minnesota merengue singer Elvis Crespo, in Chicago New York Butler dh 2110Everett ss 0000 ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi ab rhbi Francr rf 3110Choo rf 4121 Fuld lf 2210Spancf4010 cash to perform at Christmas par- Lillirdg lf-cf 5110Grndrs cf 3112 Maier rf 1000CSantn c4111 Damon dh 4112ACasill ss 2001 Swisher Betemt 3b 4012Duncandh4111 BUpton cf 4111Kubel lf 4021 ties at apublic housing complex. AlRmrz ss 5121rf-1b 4334 Aviles 2b-ss 4000OCarer 2b 4120 Zobrist rf-2b 4113Mornea dh 3000 AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP Quentin rf 3011Cano 2b 4121 Treanr c3020Brantly lf-cf 2100 SRdrgz Ayala, better known as “Angelo Konerk 1b 4000AlRdrg 3b 4111 AEscor ss 3010LaPort 1b 4000 2b-3b 4121Cuddyr rf 4000 Millones,” wasonce considered A.Dunn dh 4000AnJons rf 0000 Getz 2b 0000Hannhn 3b 2112 FLopez 3b 4010Valenci 3b 4000 Chavez Totals 32 262Totals 33 810 8 Joyce rf 1000LHughs 1b 4130 the island’stop drug dealer.He Rios cf 30001b-3b 3001 Kansas City ...... 000 000 200 —2 Shppch c5000Butera c3000 Teahen ph-lf 1010Martin c4011 Cleveland...... 201 500 00x —8 DJhnsn 1b 2110Tolbert 2b 4110 wasfound guilty of conspiracy to RCastr c4020GMolin c1010 DP—Kansas City 1, Cleveland 1. LOB—Kansas Ktchm 1b 0000 Yanksbust out bats Bckhm 2b 4010Posada dh 4001 City 5, Cleveland 5. 2B—Butler (6), Francoeur (8), Brignc ss 3100 distribute cocaine, heroin and Morel 3b 4110Gardnr lf 3321 Betemit (7), A.Escobar (4), Sizemore (8), A.Cabre- Totals 33 887Totals 32 272 ENunez ss 3320 ra (4), Hannahan(4). HR—Sizemore (4), Choo (4), Tampa Bay...... 400 300 100 —8 pills at public housing projects in Totals 37 392Totals 33121312 C.Santana (3), Duncan(1). Minnesota ...... 001 000 100 —2 the community of Bayamon. Also Chicago...... 000 000 300 —3 IP HRER BB SO E—Cuddyer (1).DP—Tampa Bay1,Minnesota 1. New York ...... 002 061 30x —12 Kansas City LOB—Tampa Bay8,Minnesota 8. 2B—Fuld (7), convicted washis brother,Luis 1 E—E.Nunez 2(3). DP—Chicago 2. LOB—Chicago Davies L,1-3 ...... 3 ⁄3 98814B.Upton (4), S.Rodriguez (4), Tolbert (2). 2 in win overChiSox 8, New York 7. 2B—Morel (4), Al.Rodriguez (7), Collins...... 2 ⁄3 100223B—Zobrist (2). SB—S.Rodriguez (1).SF—Zo- Cruz Vazquez. G.Molina (1),Gardner (3), E.Nunez (1). Bl.Wood ...... 100000brist, A.Casilla. 3B—Granderson (2). HR—Swisher (1),Gardner Crow ...... 100011 IP HRER BB SO Sentencing wasset forAug. 8. (3). SB—Gardner (4), E.Nunez (2). SF—Grander- Cleveland Tampa Bay 2 son, Cano. Carmona W,2-3 ...... 752222W.Davis W,3-2 ...... 6 ⁄3 72235 Sipp...... 100001 1 The Associated Press IP HRER BB SO C.Ramos ...... ⁄3 00000 ed twoand struck out two. Chicago Germano ...... 110001Jo.Peralta...... 100001 NEWYORK —Brett Gardner E.Jackson L,2-3 ...... 446652WP—Davies. Sonnanstine...... 100001 T.Pena...... 032220Umpires—Home, Scott Barry;First, John Hirsch- Minnesota led off the Yankees’ six-run fifth Blue Jays 5, Rangers2 Ohman...... 121102beck;Second, Wally Bell;Third, Laz Diaz. Liriano L,1-4...... 367744 1 Gray...... 343310T—2:25. A—9,076 (43,441). Hacker...... 3 ⁄3 21042Phillies’Blanton 2 inning with ahomer fortheir ARLINGTON,Texas —Co- New York D.Hughes...... 1 ⁄3 00012 Sabathia W,2-1...... 773016 Mijares...... 100001 first hit of the game, and Nick reyPatterson bunted home the Pendleton...... 220000 Mariners 7, Tigers 2 Liriano pitched to 3batters in the 4th. E.Jackson pitched to 4batters in the 5th. Seattle Detroit C.Ramos pitched to 1batter in the 8th. ab rhbi ab rhbi on disabled list Swisher homered and had four tiebreaking run in the ninth T.Pena pitched to 5batters in the 5th. HBP—by C.Ramos (Morneau). Ohmanpitched to 2batters in the 6th. ISuzuki rf 5021AJcksn cf 5000 Umpires—Home, Andy Fletcher;First, Tim Welke- RBIs in NewYork’s12-3 rout of inning and Toronto beat AL WP—E.Jackson. Balk—Sabathia. Figgins 3b 5021Santiag ss 4010 ;Second, Jim Reynolds;Third, Mike DiMuro. Umpires—Home, Gerry Davis;First, SamHol- Bradly lf 4100Ordonz dh 4000 T—3:18.A—36,714 (39,500). By MATT GELB the ChicagoWhite Soxon West-leading Texas to win a brook;Second, Greg Gibson;Third, Todd Tichenor. Olivo c5221MiCarr 1b 3000 T—3:06. A—40,081(50,291). Smoak 1b 3011Boesch rf 4120 Rangers 7, Blue Jays 6 Thursdaynight. series forthe first time in three AKndy dh 3110Raburn lf 3100 The Philadelphia Inquirer LRdrgz ss-2b 4113Avila c4012 Toronto Texas CC Sabathia pitched seven weeks. MSndrs cf 4120Kelly 3b 4000 ab rhbi ab rhbi He had allowedtwo earned JaWlsn 2b 2110Rhyms 2b 2010 YEscor ss 5110Kinsler dh 2100 runs in seveninningstothe San sharp inningstobeat afamiliar Patterson draggedabunt to Ryanss2000 McCoy 2b 4221Andrus ss 4111 Red Sox 6, Totals 37 712 7Totals 33 252 Bautist rf 4012MiYong 2b 3112 DiegoPadres, surelyagood night foeand help NewYorkgain a the right side that wasfielded Lind 1b 4021ABeltre 3b 3100 Orioles 2 Seattle ...... 002 101 030 —7 JMcDnl pr 0000N.Cruz lf-rf 4121 forJoe Blanton. But the pitcher split of the four-game series. by Darren Oliver (1-2) with Detroit...... 020 000 000 —2 Boston Baltimore JRiver dh 4132Napoli 1b 4012 E—Ryan(3). DP—Detroit 1. LOB—Seattle 6, De- Wdwrd pr 0000C.Davis 1b 0000 wasnot exactly pleased. Swisher hit his first homer in 76 nobody covering first base. ab rhbi ab rhbi troit 8. 2B—I.Suzuki (6), Smoak (6), Boesch (9), Ellsury cf 5232BRorts 2b 3100 Encrnc 3b 5010DvMrp cf-lf 4000 Avila (5). HR—Olivo (2), L.Rodriguez (1).SB—Bra- Snider lf 4010Torreal c3100 “I didn’t feellikeIhad my best at-bats this season and he, Nu- Patterson wascredited with a Pedroia 2b 5021Markks rf 4010 dley (3). CS—Figgins (3). AdGnzl 1b 5032D.Lee 1b 4011 Arencii c4010Morlnd rf 3111 stuff,” Blanton said Saturdayaf- nez and Gardner scored three single. John McDonald, who IP HRER BB SO CPttrsn cf 3220Borbon cf 0000 Youkils 3b 2100Guerrr dh 4111 Seattle Lowrie 3b 1010AdJons cf 3000 Totals 37 614 6Totals 30 767 ter the Phillies’ 4-2 win. runs apiece. Every Yankees held at thirdbase until the ball Pineda W,4-1 ...... 642239Toronto...... 002 300 100 —6 Ortiz dh 5120Wieters c3000 Pauley H,1 ...... 210002 Five days later,the cause for starter except Nunez had at wassafely in play, scored the J.Drew rf 2000MrRynl 3b 3000 J.Wright...... 100010Texas...... 006 000 10x —7 Camrn ph-rf 1100Fox lf 3000 Detroit E—Encarnacion (5). DP—Toronto 1, Texas 1. that uneasy feeling wasrealized. least one RBI. go-ahead run. The Blue Jays, Sltlmch c4011Andino ss 3010 Penny L,1-3 ...... 794413LOB—Toronto 9, Texas 3. 2B—Bautista (4), Encar- Blanton wasplaced on the 15-day Crwfrd lf 4110 Perry ...... 123321nacion (8), Mi.Young (12), Napoli (3). HR—J.Rivera who took three of four games in Scutaro ss 4000 Valverde...... 110000(2), Moreland (3). SB—Kinsler (3). CS—C.Patter- disabled list Thursdaywith a Rays 15,Twins 3 Totals 38 613 6Totals 30 242 WP—Pineda 2. son (3). SF—Lind. the series, then added twomore Boston ...... 101 000 130 —6 Umpires—Home, Jim Joyce;First, Ron Kulpa;Se- IP HRER BB SO medial impingement in his right Baltimore...... 100 001 000 —2 cond, Jim Wolf;Third, Derryl Cousins. Toronto Rays 6, Twins1 runs after Texas made two 2 elbow. The move is retroactiveto DP—Boston 1, Baltimore 2. LOB—Boston 9, Balti- T—3:09. A—21,176(41,255). Jo-.Reyes...... 2 ⁄3 56011 1 more 4. 2B—Ellsbury (6), Ad.Gonzalez 2(10), Villanueva ...... 3 ⁄3 00010 2 April 24, meaning Blanton can be MINNEAPOLIS —Jeff Nie- errorsonthe same play. Dotel L,1-1 ...... 1 ⁄3 11111 Crawford (4), Andino (1).HR—Guerrero (4). SB— 1 mann carried ano-hitter into B.Roberts (2). Rays 15,Twins 3 Rzepczynski ...... ⁄3 00000activated May9. IP HRER BB SO Texas the seventh inning and Ben RedSox 6, Orioles2 Boston First Game Holland ...... 5115532 Whether he will be ready by Lester W,3-1...... 842235Tampa Bay Minnesota Eppley W,1-0 then is unknown; the team did Zobrist hit atwo-run homer to BALTIMORE —Jon Lester Papelbon...... 100001 ab rhbi ab rhbi BS,1-1 ...... 211100 Baltimore Fuld lf 4100Spancf4010 Rhodes H,4...... 100010not provide atimetable forBlan- givehim10 RBI forthe dayas improvedto14-0 against Balti- Bergesen ...... 662225FLopez Oliver S,2-3...... 120002 Ji.Johnson L,1-1 ..... 122210ph-3b 1110ACasill ss 4000 Holland pitched to 1batter in the 6th. ton’s injury and general manager Tampa Bayswept aday-night morewith eight dominating 1 HBP—by Jo-.Reyes (A.Beltre). WP—Jo-.Reyes. M.Gonzalez ...... ⁄3 22211Damon dh 4331Kubel dh 4010 Ruben AmaroJr. did not return 2 Umpires—Home, Rob Drake;First, Gary Darling- doubleheader with a6-1 victory innings, Dustin Pedroia hit a Berken...... ⁄3 10000EJhnsn ph-cf 1110Mornea 1b 3000 Rupe ...... 120000BUpton cf 4332Tolbert 2b 1000 ;Second, Bruce Dreckman;Third, Paul Emmel. requests forcomment on his ros- overthe Minnesota Twins. tiebreaking infield single and Ji.Johnson pitched to 1batter in the 8th. ARussll p0000Cuddyr rf 3221 T—3:01. A—29,322 (49,170). Umpires—Home, AdrianJohnson;First, Gary Ce- Joyce rf 4231Valenci 3b 3110 Cardinals 6, Astros 5 ter move. Niemann (1-3) gaveupone Boston RedSox averted athree- derstrom;Second, Lance Barksdale;Third, Fieldin Zobrist 2b 6248Tosoni lf 4021 Elbowimpingements some- Culbreth. SRdrgz 3b-lf 6110Holm c4000 St. Louis Houston run and twohits in sevenin- game sweep. T—2:39. A—21,209 (45,438). LHughs ab rhbi ab rhbi times requiresurgery but areusu- Shppch c50012b-1b 4011 Punto 2b 5121Bourn cf 3001 ningsand John Jaso also went Lester (3-1) is unbeaten in17 Ktchm 1b 5121 Freese 3b 4120AngSnc ss 5121 ally cured by rest and non-oper- Brignc ss 5010 Pujols 1b 4111Pence rf 5011 ativetreatment.Animpinge- deep forthe Rays,who pounded career starts versus the Orioles. Totals 45151914 Totals 34 383 Hollidy lf 4132Ca.Lee lf 4000 Tampa Bay...... 212 203 302 —15 Brkmnrf4021Wallac 1b 4031 ment occurswhen athin layerof the Twins15-3 in the first game. He allowedtwo runs on four Blue Jays 5, YMolin c4000CJhnsn 3b 3000 Rangers 2 Minnesota...... 000 100 200 —3Greene ss 4121AnRdrg p0000 membrane that lines the elbow Zobrist went 7for10 with two hits, walked three and struck E—A.Casilla (3), Tosoni (1).DP—Minnesota 1. Jaycf3120Bogsvc ph 1000 homersand three doubles in the out five. After Derrek Lee’sRBI Toronto Texas LOB—Tampa Bay10, Minnesota 6. 2B—Zobrist 2 Lohse p2000Melncn p0000 becomes caught in the elbow ab rhbi ab rhbi (6), S.Rodriguez (5). 3B—Damon (1).HR—Zobrist MHmlt ph 1000Towles c4010 joint. doubleheader.Heset aclub single in the first,the left-hand- McCoy 2b 4000Kinsler 2b 4120 (6), Kotchman(1),Cuddyer (3). SB—Damon (4), Inglett YEscor ph-ss 1110Andrus ss 4120 B.Upton (6), Zobrist (4). SF—Shoppach. IP HRER BB SO Frnkln p00002b-3b 4220 APhillies official said there recordwith eight RBIs in the er didn’t allowanother hit until CPttrsn cf 4111MiYong dh 3001 Miller p0000Happ p0000 Bautist rf 2110ABeltre 3b 4021 Tampa Bay were no formal updates on catch- 1 Salas p0000MDwns ph 1000 opener,hitting ahome run and Vladimir Guerrero’ssolo homer Lind 1b 5112N.Cruz lf 3000 Hellickson W,2-2..... 6 ⁄3 73313 2 ESnchz p0000DelRsr p0000 JRiver dh 3010Morlnd rf 4010 McGee...... 1 ⁄3 10000 er Carlos Ruiz, who left Wednes- A.Russell...... 100010 JValdz p0000 twodoubles. in the sixth. Encrnc 3b 5000Napoli c4000 Bourgs 2b 2221 Snider lf 4010C.Davis 1b 3000 Minnesota day’sgame with asorelower 1 Totals 35 614 6Totals 36 5115 JMolin c3000Borbon cf 4000 Blackburn L,1-4...... 3 ⁄3 87540 back, or pitcher RoyOswalt,who 2 St. Louis ...... 000 110 400 —6 JMcDnl ss-2b 4110 Hoey ...... 2 ⁄3 53302 Indians 8, Royals 2 Mariners7,Tigers2 2 Totals 35 573Totals 33 272 Mijares...... ⁄3 33311Houston...... 000 000 032 —5 left the team Tuesdaynight to be 2 Toronto...... 200 000 003 —5 D.Hughes...... 1 ⁄3 32212DP—St. Louis 1, Houston 5. LOB—St. Louis 7, 2 CLEVELAND—Fausto DETROIT —Rookie Michael Capps ...... ⁄3 00001Houston 7. 2B—Ang.Sanchez (5), Wallace (7), In- with his family in storm-ravaged Texas...... 101 000 000 —2 Umpires—Home, Tim Welke;First, Chris Conroy- glett (1).3B—Bourgeois (1).HR—Holliday(3), Carmona, backed by four solo Pineda struck out nine in six E—Morrow (1),Oliver (1),A.Beltre (1).LOB—To- ;Second, Mike DiMuro;Third, Andy Fletcher. Greene (1).SB—Punto (1).S—Lohse. SF—Bourn. Mississippi. But asource said the home runs, pitched sevensolid sharp innings, and MiguelOlivo ronto 10,Texas 7. 2B—Kinsler (6). HR—Lind (4). IP HRER BB SO team does not expect Ruiz to re- SB—Kinsler (4), Andrus 3(7), N.Cruz (1).SF— Rays 6, Twins 1 St. Louis inningsand Cleveland Indians and Luis Rodriguez homered to Mi.Young. Lohse W,4-1 ...... 740012quirethe disabled list,although IP HRER BB SO Second Game Franklin...... 022200 earned its10th straight home help Seattle beat Detroit fora Toronto Tampa Bay Minnesota Miller ...... 001110the injury could slowhim in the Morrow ...... 662216 ab rhbi ab rhbi Salas...... 120001 2 coming days. win, beating Kansas City to three-game sweep. Rzepczynski ...... ⁄3 00001Fuld lf 5000Spancf4110 E.Sanchez S,1-1..... 132202 Frasor ...... 110010Damon dh 5010Tolbert ss 4000 1 Houston To replace Blanton, the Phillies extend the Royals’ losing streak IchiroSuzuki added twohits, F.Francisco W,1-0 .. 1 ⁄3 00003BUpton cf 3010Kubel dh 4000 Happ L,1-4...... 552225 Texas 2 Joyce rf 4110Mornea 1b 2011 Del Rosario...... 1 ⁄3 43301called up righthander Vance Wor- to six. and Justin Smoak hit an RBI Ogando...... 642237Zobrist 2b 4332Cuddyr rf 3000 1 2 J.Valdez ...... ⁄3 31100 Eppley ...... ⁄3 00001Ktchm 1b 4020Tosoni lf 3000 ley from triple-A Lehigh Valley. 1 An.Rodriguez ...... 110001 Carmona (2-3) allowedtwo double in the fourth inning that Strop ...... 1 ⁄3 00011SRdrgz 3b 4112Valenci 3b 3000 Melancon ...... 110010He will assume Blanton’s spot in runs and fivehits to help Cleve- put Seattle ahead to stay. The Oliver L,1-2 ...... 133111FLopez 3b 0000Butera c3000 Franklin pitched to 2batters in the 8th. HBP—by Strop (Bautista), by Eppley (J.Molina). Jaso c4122LHughs 2b 2000 Miller pitched to 1batter in the 8th. the rotation, which means he 1 WP—Ogando. EJhnsn ss 4000 land open a4⁄2-game lead over Marinersswept athree-game HBP—by Del Rosario (Freese). Umpires—Home, Gary Darling;First, Bruce Dreck- Totals 37 6116Totals 28 121 Umpires—Home, Cory Blaser;First, Ed Rapuano- starts Fridaynight in the series man;Second, Paul Emmel;Third, Rob Drake. Tampa Bay...... 020 102 010 —6 ;Second, Alfonso Marquez;Third, Ed Hickox. the Royals and Detroit in the AL set against Detroit forthe first T—3:23. A—24,121 (49,170). opener against the NewYork Central. The right-hander walk- time since July 2003. Minnesota ...... 000 000 100 —1 T—3:16.A—27,857 (40,963). Mets at Citizens Bank Park. CMYK

PAGE 4B FRIDAY,APRIL 29,2011T➛ SPORTS HE TIMESLEADER www.timesleader.com LOCAL COLLEGE ROUNDUP Click King’s baseball team nabs award Do It For The Kids Run

The Times Leader staff forcommunity service is atrue currently hold the fourth and USCAA Academic All-American The King’s baseball team was testament to their strong sense final playoff spot fornextweek’s Team. Buczkowski wasalso one honored this week,receiving of giving to people in need. Freedom Conference tourna- of 30 Mountain Lions who re- the Presidential Volunteer Ser- “Asthe head coach of the ment and can clinch aberth ceived academic all-conference vice Awardfor the program’s program, Iamthrilled forthese with asweep of the Aggies. awards. numerous charitable works. young men being recognized for Under the direction of coach all the hoursthey put in, espe- Wilkes announces tophonors WOMEN’SLACROSSE Jerry Greeley,the Monarchs’ cially with the time demands Junior wrestler Anthony Scranton 20,Misericordia 6 ExtraInningsClub participates they already face as collegiate Dattolo and sophomoretennis TheCougarscouldn’t capital- in severalevents and benefits student-athletes. The lessons playerMelanie Nolt were ize on an early 2-0 lead, falling throughout the year.Their they learn while participating in named Wilkes’ 2010-11Male and in their season finale. efforts were recognized with a these community service activ- Female Student-Athletes of the Emily Foley led Misericordia Gold Level Award, which is ities not only help people, but Year,respectively, on Thursday. (3-13)with twogoals. presented to groups that have they provide lessons our players Dattolo wasanAll-American topped 1,000 hoursofcommuni- can use the rest of their lives. at 149pounds, reaching the MEN’SLACROSSE ty service during a12-month “Wedon’t do this forpublici- NCAA Division III National King’s7,Manhattanville 6 period. ty,but being recognized is an Championships. Nolt was In agame playedWednesday, Between Sept.1,2010 and honor and also bringsaware- named Freedom Conference Shane Russo picked up the March 1, 2011 the program dou- ness to the many community Playerofthe Year forasecond game-winner in overtime forthe PETE G. WILCOXPHOTOS/THE TIMESLEADER bled that,completing 2,002 service opportunities that do straight season. Monarchs on the road. Rev.Reg Thomas and Joann Olson, both of BearCreek Township hoursinjust sevenmonths. exist.Weencouragepeople to Also honored were men’s Ryan Bulluck scored three Each Monarchs playerwill getinvolved and makeadiffer- soccer captain TomJoyce and goals to lead King’s. receiveapersonalized certif- ence in their communities.” softball pitcher Lindsay Beh- icate and acongratulatory letter The Monarchs will be pre- renshausen, who were desig- SOFTBALL from President Barack Obama. sented with their awards on nated Male and Female Senior Lady Colonels drop pair “I am very proud of the ac- SaturdayatLipo Fieldprior to a Scholar Athletes by the school. In anon-conferencedouble- complishments of our players 1p.m. doubleheader with Dela- header from Wednesdaynight, on the field, but Iameven ware Valley. PSUW-B namesMVPs Wilkes lost both games to prouder of their community King’s begins its final series of SeveralPenn State Wilkes- Scranton. The Royals took the service accomplishments off the the regular season at 3:30 p.m. Barrestudent-athletes were first game 1-0and the second field,” Greeley said in apress todayagainst the Aggies in recognized this week fortheir 11-4. release. “The Presidential award Doylestown. The Monarchs work in sports and in the class- An unearned run in the bot- room. tom of the first wasthe differ- Team MVPswere: Michael ence in the opener,asthe Lady H.S.TRACK &FIELD Haley (golf), Amanda Cooper Colonels were held to three hits. (cross country), Jonathan Ches- Abbey Agresti went 2-for-3 nick (tennis), Kellie Yekel with adouble in the nightcap. (women’s volleyball), Michele Katie Brownhad twohits and Tigersset recordsin Vowler (women’s basketball), twoRBI. Frank Peters(men’s basketball), Kyle Jola (baseball) and Cody TRACK&FIELD JessicaPleskach of Kingston, left,and Christina Rodano of Bevan(soccer). Cougarsset record Wilkes-Barre setback vs.Spartans Haley,Cooper,Yekel,Vowler, Misericordia’swomen’s 1600 Peters, Charles Haney (cross relayteam set anew school The Times Leader staff 27.1; 2. HAZBachman; 3. DAL Danko. 3200 -- 1. country), Patrick Dillon (golf) recordThursdayatthe Penn HAZEdwards 12:23; 2. DAL Grose; 3. DAL KINGSTON–Wyoming Arnold. JAVELIN -- 1. HAZFranzosa 123’7; 2. were picked as first-team all- Relays when Bridget Comiskey, DAL Kravitz; 3. HAZEdnie. 1600 RELAY -- 1. Valley West wonthe first three DAL (Ziminski, Nguyen, Magnella, Culver) 5:12. conference selections. Marcie Cusatis, Jill Dunn and events and six out of the first HIGH JUMP -- 1. HAZSmith 5’; 2. HAZJames; 3. MichaelBuczkowski (men’s Stephanie Grow finished second DAL Mullington. sevenenroute to a77-64 win basketball) wasnamed to the in the MACheat in 4:00.03. at Spartan Stadium on Thurs- BOYS dayoverTunkhannock in a Tunkhannock 99,Wyoming Wyoming Valley Conference ValleyWest 42 H.S.GIRLS SOCCER girls track and field meet. Ryan Karnopp set anew In spite of the loss, Tunk- school recordinthe pole vault, hannock established twonew clearing 13 feet,1inch in Tunk- school records. hannock’swin overWyoming Second-half goal lifts Alana Nole set anew record Valley West. in the high jump, clearing 5-6 Josh Colley picked up wins and the 400 meter relayteam in the 100and 200 meter dash- cruised to a51.2finish. es forthe Tigers. Royals past Knights 3200 RELAY -- 1. WVW, 11:19; 2. TUN; 110 HURDLES -- 1. WVW Norris, 17.2; 2. TUN Heck; 3200 RELAY -- 1. TUN, 9:45; 2. WVW; 110 3. TUN Swenson; TRIPLE JUMP -- 1. WVW HURDLES -- 1. WVW Kilheeney, 17.0; 2. TUN Ide; 3. TUN Prodly; TRIPLE JUMP -- 1. TUN The Times Leader staff Dallas...... 32—5 Norris, 32’11; 2. TUN Nole; 3. WVW Davenport; Atkins, 41’7; 2. WVW Yachinsku, WVW Simms; First half: 1. DAL Vanessa Parsons (Tess 100 -- 1. TUN Distasio, 12.7; 2. TUN Hunt; 3. 100 -- 1. TUN Colley, 10.8; 2. TUN Baldwin; 3. LEHMAN TWP.–Shaina McCarty) 35:56; 2. DAL Parsons (Wendy Green- Steve Weber of Wilkes-Barreand Alicia Magda of Kingston WVW Derr; 1600 -- 1. WVW Plant, 5:41; 2. TUN wood) 27:54; 3. DAL Colleen McDonald (Parsons) WVW Ortiz; 1600 -- 1. TUN Robinson, 5:03; 2. Wooten; 3. TUN Frear; SHOT PUT -- 1. WVW Dougherty’s goal with 18:59 3:29. TUN Novak; 3. TUN Ayers; SHOT PUT -- 1. Stanislow, 31’1; 2. TUN Alguire; 3. WVW Second half: 1. NANBrittany Sugalski (Cassie WVW ELbattah, 43’9; 2. TUN Houser; 3. WVW Monahan; 400 -- 1. WVW Anistranski, 64.9; 2. remaining in the second half Yalch) 26:39; 2. DAL Parsons(McDonald) 24:32; Vaglowski; 400 -- 1. TUN Damiani, 54.0; 2. TUN 3. DAL McDonald (Sara Kneal) 20:29. WVW Tooley; 3. TUN Dymond; 400 RELAY -- Barber; 3. WVW Patrick; 400 RELAY -- 1. TUN, held up as Holy Redeemer Shots: NAN7,DAL 27; Saves: NAN16(Shel- 1.TUN 51.2; 2. WVW; 300 HURDLES -- 1. TUN 43.8; 2. WVW; 300 HURDLES -- 1. TUN Nole, defeated Lake-Lehman 1-0on by Divers), DAL 6(AmberYang, Gabby Oliveri); Swenson, 52.4; 2. TUN Heck; 3. WVW Roma- 43.8; 2. WVW Matello; 3. WVW Kilhenney; POLE Corners: NAN2,DAL 6. noski; POLE VAULT -- 1. WVW Blunnard, 9’6; 2. VAULT -- 1. TUN karnopp, 13;1; 2. WVW ThursdayinWyoming Valley TUN Distasio; 3. TUN Brown; DISCUS -- 1. Matello; 3. WVW Kilhenny; DISCUS -- 1. WVW WVW Gadomski, 80’4; 2. WVW Stanislow; 3. Yagloski, 112’; 2. WVW Dibuo; 3. TUN Houser; Conference girls soccer action. Wyoming Seminary3, TUN Stevens; LONG JUMP -- 1. WVW Lewis, LONG JUMP -- 1. TUN Colley, 20’7; 2. WVW Dougherty wasassisted on GAR3 15’6; 2. TUN Nile; 3. WVW Norris; 800 -- 1. WVW Simms; 3. TUN Felker; 800 -- 1. TUN Siegel, Plant, 2:45; 2. WVW Tyler; 3. TUN Williams; 200 2:08; 2. TUN Robinson; 3. WVW Butkiewicz; 200 the goal by Hallie Rexer. In agame playedonTuesday, -- 1. TUN Hunt, 26.4; 2. TUN Distasio; 3. WVW -- 1. TUN Colley, 22.3; 2. TUN Baldwin; 3. TUN Holy Redeemer ...... 01—1 Sott; 3200 -- 1. TUN Wootten, 12:48; 2. WVW Atkins; 3200 -- 1. TUN Novak, 11:14; 2. TUN Lake-Lehman...... 00—0 Wyoming Seminary tied GAR. Plant; 3. WVW Tyler; JAVELIN -- 1. No Entries; Ayers; 3. WVW Williams; JAVELIN -- 1. No Second half: 1. HR, Shaina Dougherty (Hallie 1600 RELAY -- 1. WVW, 4:36; 2. TUN; HIGH Entries; 1600 RELAY -- 1. TUN, 3:49; 2. WVW; Rexer) 18:59 Kayleigh Bubblo, Alicia JUMP -- 1. TUN Nole, 5’6; 2. WVW Temerantz; HIGH JUMP -- 1. WVW Matello, 5’8; 2. TUN Shots: HR 8, LL 17; Saves: HR 12 (Sarabeth Riggsbee and Caitlyn Kovach 3. TUN Hunt. Dewitt; 3. TUN Kolodziej), LL 1(Marissa Moosic); Corners: HR 2, Felker. LL 6. scored goals forthe Grenadiers. Dallas 92,HazletonArea57 Magi Wiles, Bridgette Pittston Area 5, GAR0 Kirby Szulkowski wonthe Dallas 91,HazletonArea59 McMullen and Allison Park- 100hurdles and the long jump Jason Simonovich wonthree Liz Mikitish scored twice for hurst had scores forWyoming as Dallas defeat Hazleton Area. events (triple jump, long jump, the Patriots, while Danielle Seminary. javelin) to lead Dallas to the Fereck, Sara Ruby and Marina GAR ...... 12—3 Sevenother Mountaineerswon Wyoming Seminary...... 12—3 victory against Hazleton Area. Sell also found the back of the First half: 1. GARKayleighBubblo4:58; 2. Gabriella Soroka,left, and her Aunt BeckySoroka, both from events. SEMMargi Wiles21:52. Bria Edwardswon the 3200 Cruz Finnicum wonthe 100 net. Second half: 1. SEMBridgette McMullen Wilkes-Barre forHazleton Area. GAR ...... 00—0 18:00; 2. GARAliciaRiggsbee25:00;3.GAR Cait- forthe Cougarswhile Julia Pittston Area ...... 14—5 lynKovach35:00;4.SEM AllisonParkhurst 37:32. 3200 RELAY -- 1.DAL 8:55. 110HURDLES -- First half: 1. PA, Danielle Fereck 6:11 Shots: GAR20, SEM13; Saves: GAR10(Ju- Franzosaplaced first in the 1. HAZHischak 16.2; 2. DAL harding; 3. HAZ Second half: 1. PA, Sara Ruby 57:19; 2. PA, lianna Leco), SEM 13 (Yuscavage); Corners: Mollairs. TRIPLE JUMP -- 1. DAL Simonovich Marina Sell (Tianna Stull) 59:53; 3. PA, Liz Mikitish GAR 6, SEM 6. javelin. 39’11; 2. DAL Kozlaski; 3. HAZZacousky. 100 -- (Ruby) 63:33 4. PA, Mikitish (Stull) 66:11 3200 RELAY -- 1. DAL (Kravitz, Rome, 1. HAZFinnicum 11.4; 2. HAZKoslop. 1600 -- 1. Shots: GAR 6, PA 23; Saves: GAR 12 (Julian- Fannick, Thompson) 10:31. 100 HURDLES -- 1. DAL Zupko 4:45; 2. DAL Ehret; 3. DAL Adams. na Leco), PA 3(JordanCumbo); Corners: GAR 2, Threegamesppd. DAL Szalkowski 16.4; 2. DAL Spencer. TRIPLE SHOT PUT -- 1. DAL Roberts 42’4 ½; 2. HAZ PA 3. JUMP -- 1. DAL VanDeutsch 33’ ½; 2. DAL Grace; 3. DAL Ostrum. 400 -- 1. DAL Reinhert Atrio of matches were post- Szalkowski; 3. DAL Gross. 100 -- 1. DAL Plesnar 53.4; 2. HAZMoore; 3. HAZGarcia. 400 RELAY 13.2; 2. DAL gawlas; 3. DAL Danko. 1600 -- 1. -- 1. HAZ44.6. 300 HURDLES -- 1. HAZPetrula Dallas 5, Nanticoke1 poned on Thursdaydue to in- DAL Rome 5:40; 2. HAZEdwards; 3. DAL 44.7; 2. DAL Harding; 3. HAZMorales. POLE clement weather.The MMI Fannick. SHOT PUT -- 1. DAL Flaherty 29.5; 2. VAULT -- 1. HAZCampbell 12’. DISCUS -- 1. VanessaParsons scored HAZYurchak; 3. HAZLongo. 400 -- 1. HAZ DAL Roberts 123’8; 2. HAZGrace; 3. DAL three goals to lead Dallas to Prep at Honesdale game was Bachman63.1; 2. DAL Kravitz; 3. HAZPapp. 400 Ostrum. LONG JUMP -- 1. DAL Simonovich 19’3 movedtoMay 6and Wyoming RELAY -- 1. DAL (Plesnar, Gawlas, Danko, ¾; 2. HAZKoslop; 3. HAZZarowsky. 800 -- 1. the victory against Nanticoke. Szalkowski) 50.4. 300 HURDLES -- 1. DAL DAL Dutter 2:06; 2. DAL Zucko; 3. HAZTom- Area at Wyoming seminary was Spencer 49.5; 2. HAZSitch; 3. DAL Ziminski. basco. 200 -- 1. DAL Simonovich 24.9; 2. DAL Colleen McDonald added two POLE VAULT -- 1. DAL Culver 8’; 2. HAZ Chielli; 3. HAZCampbell. 3200 -- 1. DAL Ehret goals in the win. postponed until May9.There Folnataro. DISCUS -- 1. HAZYalchak 98’3; 2. 10:19; 2. DAL Ferlenda; 3. DAL Adams. JAVE- wasnomakeup announced for DAL Flaherty; 3. HAZAppleman. LONG JUMP -- LIN -- 1. DAL Simonovich 154’2; 2. DAL Ko- Brittany Sugalski had agoal 1. DAL Szalkowski 17’ ½; 2. HAZSitch; 3. HAZ zloski; 3. HAZKokinda. 1600 RELAY -- 1. DAL the Tunkhannock at North Po- Smith. 800 -- 1. HAZKozel 2:35; 2. DAL Gil- 3:56.9. HIGH JUMP -- 1. HAZKischar 6’; 2. HAZ forNanticoke. hooley; 3. DAL Kravitz. 200 -- 1. DAL Gawlas Osadchy; 3. HAZDrost. Nanticoke ...... 01—1 cono match.

H.S.BOYSTENNIS

Doubles team helps Berwick edgepast Pittston Area Chris and Kim Keller of Dallas with their two girls Olivia, 15 months,and Kaitlynn, 3. Alsopictured Thea EscargeofHanover Township The Times Leader staff Tunkhannock 5, Coughlin 0 Ghosh and Harry Parkhurst competition. SINGLES –1.Pat Loftus (HR) def. Trevor BERWICK –The doubles Kyle Christy woninNo. 1 woninsingles action to help Alder, 6-4, 6-4; 2. PatDockeray(HR) def. Nick Szewczyk, 6-1, 7-5; DanMcgraw(HR) def. John team of Jeremy Moyerand Eric singles to help Tunkhannock the Blue Knights sweep Hazle- Scrobola, 6-4, 6-4 Pangelihian pulled out a DOUBLES –1.Cameron Pinto/DanGeraghty win all fivematches against ton Area. (HR) def. Tyler Manganello/Nick Leon, 7-5, 5-7, straight-set victory to help Coughlin. Jordan Herbet and Henry Cornell and Evan 6-2; 2. Tyler Elias/Paul Chmil (HR) won by default Berwick defeat Pittston Area, Josh Herbert woninNo. 2and Botwin woninfirst doubles ValleyWest 4, Meyers 1 3-2 on ThursdayinWyoming No. 3singles, respectively. while Chris Kim and James Valley Conference boys tennis The teams of MarkSwick Curtis picked up avictory in Steve Brand, Tyler Ryman action. and Brent Christy as well as No. 2doubles. and AnthonyMolino led the SINGLES -- 1. George Parkhurst (SEM) def. wayfor the Spartans in the Trent Woodruff wonatNo. 2 Robbie Hug and Corey Dulsky Tom Delahanty 6-0, 6-3; 2. BijayGhosh (SEM) def. L.J. Sedari 6-2, 6-7, 7-6; 3. Harry Parkhurst victory by all claiming wins in singles forthe Patriots, while wonindoubles play. (SEM) def. Nick Bartal 6-0, 6-1. Austin Welch and Terry Brigs SINGLES -- 1. Kyle Christy (TUN) def. Greg DOUBLES -- 1. Henry Cornell/EvanBotwin singles. Stankiewicz 7-5, 6-0; 2. JordanHerbert (TUN) def. (SEM) def. Peter Gallagher/Tim Miley 7-5, 6-3; 2. teamed up to win at No. 2dou- JordanOkun 6-1, 6-2; 3. Josh Herbert (TUN) def. Chris Kim/James Curtis def. Mauro Notaro/Don The lone win forMeyerswas Josh Stankinas 6-1, 6-1. Tedesco 6-1, 6-1. bles. DOUBLES -- 1. Mark Swick/Brent Christy by the doubles team of Hayden SINGLES –1.Caleb Fetterolf (Ber) def. (TUN) def. Jeremy Helton/Mike Answini 6-2, 6-2; Schutz and Chris Yanovich. Jeremy Homschek 3-6, 7-5, 6-4; 2. Trent Wood- 2. Robbie Hug/Corey Dulsky (TUN) def. Ben Holy Redeemer 5, ruff (PA)def. Derek Volkel 7-6, 6-1; 3. Brandon Munarski/Teddy Wampole 6-0, 6-0. SINGLES –1.Steve Brand (WVW) def. Chris Haydt (Ber) def. Tyler Woodruff 6-4, 6-4 Wyoming Area 0 McGavin 6-0, 6-0; 2. Tyler Ryman(WVW) def. DOUBLES –1.Jeremy Moyer/Eric Pangeli- Corey Graham6-0, 6-1 hian(Ber) def. Justin Coe/Suraj Pursnani 6-0, 6-1; Wyoming Seminary5, The Royals earned the sweep 3. Anthony Molino (WVW) def. Mia Scocozzo 2. Austin Welch/Terry Briggs (PA)def. Noah 6-0, 6-4 Long/Arlinson Reyes 6-3, 7-5 HazletonArea0 as PatLoftus, PatDockeray and DOUBLES –1.Hayden Schutz/Chris Yanov- ich (M) def. James Yozviak/Andrew Crossin 4-6, George Parkhurst,Bijay Dan McGraw all woninsingles 6-2, 7-6 (7-4); 2. Sabri Aboutanos/Steve Wheaton Charlesand LibbyKirkutis with their grand kids Alexis,left, and (WVW) def. Trevor Kiefer/Alanna Mante 6-0, 6-0 SydneyBeddingfield, all from Mountain Top CMYK

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PROGOLF Bubba Watson, Matt Jones shareZurich Classic lead

The Associated Press difficult. over81. Daly was2overthrough Defending champion Se Ri AVONDALE, La. —Matt JoeDurant,Tommy Gainey, 14 holes, then playedhis last Pakshot a69tomatch Na Yeon Jones chipped in from 57 feet on CarlPettersson, John Rollins, four in 7over. He had atriple Choi and AngelaOh. his final hole fora6-under 66 Nick O’Hern and David Duval bogey on the par-4 16th after Michelle Wieopened with a and ashareofthe first-round opened with 67s. Durant played hitting twoshots into the water. 76. Shebogeyed fiveofthe first lead with Bubba Watson on in the morning. eight holes. Thursdayinthe Zurich Classic. LukeDonald, aplayoff loser AvnetLPGAClassic Watson, the winner at Torrey last week at Hilton Head in a MOBILE, Ala. —Grace Park Ballantine’s Championship Pines in late January,two-putted failed bid to jump from No. 3to and Song-Hee Kim shot 5-under SEOUL, South Korea—Top- from 32 feet foreagle on the No. 1inthe world, shot a68to 67s on Thursdaytosharethe ranked Lee Westwood finished par-5 11th and had six birdies match MattBettencourt,Webb first-round lead in the Avnet Thursday’sfirst round of the and twobogeysatTPC Louisia- Simpson, Jason Dufner,Charles LPGAClassic, the tour’s only Ballantine’sChampionship with na. Howell and 2002 winner K.J. event in asix-weekstretch. adouble bogey,falling six shots Jones had eight birdies and Choi. Hilton Head winner Park eagled the par-5 13th and behind leader Damien McGrane. twobogeys. Playing the back Brandt Snedekeropened with a had had fivebirdies and two Starting at the back nine, the nine first,the Australian reeled 77. He had atriple bogey on the bogeysonThe Crossingscourse Englishman birdied the 18th and off four consecutivebirdies par-3 ninth when he hit his tee at the Robert Trent Jones Golf wasoncourse fora2-under 70 beginning at the par-4 16th. He shot in the water. Trail’sMagnolia Grove complex. beforehis late slip at the ninth AP PHOTO followedwith a30-foot birdie Rickie Fowler and Steve Shewon the last of her six LPGA sent him tumbling down the MattEvery tees off on the 17th hole in frontofthe ‘Baccagator,’ a puttonthe 17th, an 11-footer on Stricker shot 70s, U.S. Open Tour titles in 2004. leaderboardatthe $2.8 million floatfromthe Krewe of Bacchus Mardi Gras parade,during the the 18th and a20-foot putton champion Graeme McDowell Kim, winless on the tour,had tournament at the Blackstone firstround of the Zurich Classic PGATour tournamentinAvon- the first. had a73, and VijaySingh opened sevenbirdies and twobogeys. Golf Club at Icheon. He finished dale,La., Thursday. Watson and Jones playedin with a74. Singh, critical of the Stacey Lewis, the Kraft Na- at even-par 72. the afternoon in better scoring Pete Dye-designed layout,had a bisco winner three weeksago, Westwood, who wonthe worldranking, appeared dis- three holes he backed off shots conditions after astrong north double bogey on the 18th hole. wasastrokeback at 68 along Asian Tour’s Indonesian Masters tracted by spectatorstaking due to clicking noises, dropping wind made morning playmore John Daly struggled to a9- with Karen Stupples. last week to regain the No. 1 photographs. Twice in the last three shots in the process.

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H.S.BASEBALL outfielder Chris Dickerson to the plate as the potential tying SWB run, but he struck out against Charlotte closer Brian Bruney Soggy fields (fivesaves). Continued from Page 1B Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, (8-12)ended asix-game slide. which had scored eight runs wash out 3 It wasafrustrating game for each of the pervious twogames, other Yankees, too. stranded 11 runners. The Yan- Manager Dave Miley was kees left six on base in the first moregames ejected in the top of the fourth four innings, including three in inning. He chargedfromthe du- scoring position. gout to arguewith home plate NOTES: The Yankees and The Times Leader staff umpireTravis Brown, angrily Knights will conclude the four- Early morning storms have flung his cap to the ground and game series at 7:15 p.m. today. damaged fields enough this waspromptly tossed. Former Cy Young awardwinner Scranton/Wilkes-Barre’sJe- week that Wyoming Valley Con- Jake Peavyisslated to pitch for sus Montero, who began the ference baseball games continue Charlotte. game as the International to be postponed despite sunny League’sleading hitter (. 407), Charlotte 6, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 3 skies in the afternoon. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Charlotte was0-for-5 with four strikeouts. ab rhbi ab rhbi The latest three games to be Golson, cf 5021De Aza, lf 5221 Despite the struggles, the Gallagher, movedare Hazleton Area at Cervelli, c40001b 5131 Yankees hung around. Scran- Montero, dh 5000Viciedo, rf 5010 Pittston Area, Dallas at Holy ton/Wilkes-Barrecut the lead to Vazquez, 1b 4020Flowers, c2123 McPherson, Redeemer and Northwest at 6-2 when shortstop RamiroPe- Dickerson, rf 40103b 4000 Maxwell, lf 3100Milledge, dh 3010 Lake-Lehman. na slammed atwo-run home run Russo, 3b 4120Danks, cf 4000 Pena, ss 2112Dawkins, 2b 3111 Hazleton-Pittston wasorigi- to right field against Charlotte Bernier, 2b 3010Escobar, ss 4110 starter Brandon Hynick in the nally suspended in the top of Totals 34 393Totals 35 6116 the first three weeksago and is fourth inning. Twoinningslater, SWB ...... 000 201 000 —3 Greg Golson’s infield single with Charlotte ...... 150 000 00x —6 nowscheduled to resume May 2B –SWB: Russo; CH: De Aza, Escobar, Gallagher the bases loaded gotthe Yan- –HR–SWB: Pena; CH: Dawkins, Flowers 10.Dallas-Redeemer will be IP HRER BB SO PETE G. WILCOX/THE TIMESLEADER kees to within 6-3. SWB playedMay 6, bumping aprevi- Millwood, (L, 1-1) .... 276614 WBS’Nick Peterson (40) looksfor ascoring chanceonCheckersgoalie MikeMurphyinthe sec- In the top of the ninth, Scran- Mitchell ...... 640022 ously rescheduled Dallas-Ber- Charlotte ond period. TheCheckers’ Michal Jordan (29) and the Penguins’Brett Sterling (12)are nearby. ton/Wilkes-Barre’sFrancisco Hynick, (W, 1-2) ...... 5.1 73345 wick matchup to May10. Kinney (H, 1) ...... 1.2 20002 Cervelli and JorgeVazquez Carter (H, 1)...... 100000 No make-up date has been maining on Wallace’spenalty, ing to beat youevery time if walked with twoouts. It brought Bruney (S, 3) ...... 100023 announced yetfor Northwest- giving Charlotte a2-1 lead to youdon’t bring your game.” Lehman. PENGUINS close out the period. “Wescoreand then put our- NOTES H.S.BOYSVOLLEYBALL selves in penalty trouble. We •Veilleux left the game with WVCSTANDINGS Continued from Page 1B neverhad the opportunity to 17 seconds to playdue to fa- Division IEast “Togiveateam of this cali- seize the momentum,” Hynes tigue, according to Hynes. Ben Team WLGB RS RA Holy Redeemer ...... 52 —5140 ber twofive-on-threes in a said. Street also left the game but Shmakov’s 27 kills Pittston Area ...... 52 —6126 Hazleton Area...... 43 1.0 34 35 game is not arecipe forsuc- In the thirdperiod, penalties Hynes said it wasn’t anything Coughlin...... 34 2.0 39 50 Crestwood ...... 25 3.0 38 46 cess,” coach John Hynes said. hurt and ultimately aided the serious. Nanticoke...... 17 4.5 44 82 Division IWest “Wehavetobebetter as a Penguins. •The Penguins were 2-for-8 Team WLGB RS RA team with our team discipline When Charlotte’sBryan Rod- on the powerplay. lifts Coughlin to win Tunkhannock ...... 71 —6214 Dallas ...... 42 2.0 33 35 and we have to stayout of the ney wascalled forcross-check- •Vitale leads the Penguins Wyoming Valley West ...... 43 2.5 53 44 Berwick ...... 24 4.0 19 41 box. (The Checkers) have alot ing at 1:17,followedbyFitz- in postseason penalty minutes The Times Leader staff MattCashman finished with Wyoming Area...... 26 5.0 27 48 Division II of talent.They have some Gerald forboarding at 2:36, the with 16. WILKES-BARRE –Coughlin six points and three assists for Team WLGB RS RA Meyers ...... 50 —4212 sharpshootersand if yougive Penguins were faced with plen- •Game 2will be 7:05 p.m. prepared forashowdownwith the Bulldogswhile Justin John- Lake-Lehman...... 61 —8824 Hanover Area...... 32 2.0 41 22 those guys opportunities, ty of powerplaytime, includ- SaturdayatMohegan SunAre- Holy Redeemer next week by son had three kills and three Northwest ...... 23 3.0 34 43 MMI Prep ...... 23 3.0 26 38 they’reprettydeadly.” ing 41 seconds of atwo-man na. defeating Lake-Lehman 3-0 on blocks. GAR...... 24 3.5 19 51 Wyoming Seminary ...... 24 3.5 25 56 Charlotte gotonthe board advantage. ThursdayinWyoming Valley West Side Tech...... 05 5.0 22 51 first when aKevenVeilleux But consecutivepenalties to Conference boys volleyball Holy Redeemer 3, Today'sgames Game 1, East Division Finals Wyoming Valley West at Crestwood turnoverinthe neutral zone BrettSterling and Vitale erased Charlotte 3, Penguins 2 action. West Side Tech 0 Dallas at Coughlin (Charlotte leads series, 1-0) Berwick at Hazleton Area led to aZac Dalpe wrister to the Penguins powerplayand Charlotte ...... 111—3 The Crusaders, who im- Dylan Myslowski had 19 Wyoming Area at Nanticoke the far side at 15:10 of the swung the advantagethe other Penguins...... 011—2 provedto8-2, defeated the service points and twoaces to Meyers at MMI Prep First Period—Scoring –1.CHA, Zac Dalpe 4 Wyoming Seminary at GAR opening period. It wasthe only way, giving the Checkerstheir (Boychuk, Sutter) 15:10.Penalties –CHA, Murphy Black Knights by scores of help Holy Redeemer defeat Hanover Area at West Side Tech (delayofgame-restricted area) 1:55; WBS, Bou- Saturday'sgames goal of the game that came second two-man advantageof 25-23, 25-22, 25-16. West Side Tech. Game scores lerice (holding) 8:04; CHA, bench-served by Mat- Holy Redeemer at Wyoming Valley West during evenstrength. the night.Charlotte capitalized MichaelShmakov ended were 25-13,25-11 and 25-10. West Side Tech at Meyers sumoto (too many men) 17:00. The Penguins answered early when Matsumoto roofed a Second Period—Scoring –2.WBS, Geoff Walk- with 27 kills, 10 service points Jeremy Myslowski had seven er 1(Veilleux, Potter) power play4:29. 3. CHA, Jo- LEAGUE LEADERS in the second period on the loose puck from the corner of nathanMatsumoto 1(Borer, Jordan) power play and sevenaces while Brian service points in the win. powerplaywhen Geoff Walker the net to givethe Checkersa 7:18.Penalties –CHA, Borer (tripping) 3:10;WBS, ATTENTION:All stats are compiled through Vitale (tripping) 4:40; WBS, Wallace (high-stick- Suchoski had 29 assists and six box scores submitted each game by the home ing) 5:36; CHA, Micflikier (roughing) 12:00; WBS, Wyoming Area 3, teamand maynot necessarily match each school’s beat Charlotte defenseman 3-1lead at 5:03. service points in Coughlin’s official stats. Coaches are encouraged to submit Zack FitzGerald to the net and About aminute later,the Marshall (roughing) 12:00; CHA, Terry (tripping) win. Justin Coskey added five HazletonArea2 stats at their convenience to help with accuracy. 16:41. Unofficial statistics (min. 15 AB /12IP) tipped in anice pass from Veil- Penguins benefited from apen- Third Period—Scoring –4.CHA, JonathanMat- kills and four service points in Tony Richards’ 34 assists, DIVISION I sumoto 2(Faulk, Bowman) power play5:03. 5. Batting leux at 4:29. The goal wasthe alty when Matsumoto went off WBS, Brett Sterling 1(Wallace, Hutchinson) pow- the victory. nine kills and fiveblocks Player AB RHAVG first postseason tally of Walk- forhooking and Sterling con- er play6:26. Penalties –CHA, Rodney (cross- Kevin Mastersled the Black helped lead Wyoming Area Josh Savokinas, PA ...... 23 14 15 .652 checking) 1:17;CHA, FitzGerald (boarding) 2:36; Mike Papi, TUN...... 16 14 10 .625 er’s career. verted the powerplaywhen he WBS, Sterling (high-sticking) 3:13;WBS, Vitale Knights –who fell to just 8-3 – past Hazleton Area forthe win. Dave Calovi, BER...... 17 310.588 Steve Ruch, HR ...... 17 14 10 .588 On the ensuing faceoff Joe put home ashot from the cor- (interference) 3:22; CHA, Matsumoto (hooking) with nine kills and six blocks Game scores were unavailable. Matt Barletta, HAZ...... 18 610.556 5:23; WBS, Boulerice (hooking)14:54; CHA, Bow- Marc Noyalis, DAL...... 21 611.524 Vitale went to the boxfor trip- ner of the net to cut Charlotte’s man(slashing) 18:13. while Ryan Evans had six kills Cody Gates added 19 kills JordanBone, PA...... 21 711.524 Shots on goal—Charlotte, 4-9-6-19;Penguins, Rich Condeelis, TUN ...... 25 412.480 ping at 4:40, followedbyTom lead to 3-2. 10-7-13-30 and fiveservice points. Kyle and sevenblocksfor the win- Chris Clocker, WVW ...... 22 910.455 Power-play Opportunities—Charlotte, 2-of-6; ChristianChoman, HR ...... 20 89.450 Wallace forhigh-sticking at But that’sasclose as the Fine had fiveservice points ners, while Dylan Reedy RBI –Mike Healey (TUN) 18, Ruch 13, Savokinas 5:36. Penguins would get. Penguins, 2-of-8 and four kills. chipped in nine kills and six 13, Ron Musto (PA)13, Choman11, Eric Hauer Goaltenders—Charlotte, Mike Murphy 4-1(28 (NAN) 10, Ted Ritsick (HR) 9, Clocker 9, Anthony That gaveCharlotte 1:04 of a “Wetook acouple of bad saves –30shots); Penguins, Brad Thiessen 4-3 assists. Grillini (COU) 9, Papi 8, Travis DeBona (DAL) 8, (16-19) Condeelis 8 5-on-3 advantage, which the penalties but we just didn’t Starters—Charlotte, GMike Murphy, DMichal Dallas 3, Berwick 0 BrettBarron tallied 46 as- 2B –Noyalis 6, Condeelis 6, Tyler Shillabeer Penguins killed off, gaining a have that edgewehad in the Jordan, DBrett Bellemore, LW Oskar Osala, C Chris Dillon (17 assists, six sists to go with his nine digs, (WVW) 5, Calovi 4, Savokinas 4, DylanMaloney Drayson Bowman, RW Nick Dodge; Penguins, G (WA)3,Greg Petorak (DAL) 3, Musto 3, Healey 3, 16 hugemomentum boost in the last couple of games against Brad Thiessen, DCorey Potter, DSteve Wagner, digs) led the Mountaineersto while teammate TrevorMars- tied with 2 LW Keven Veilleux, CRyanCraig, RW Geoff 3B –Nick Aigeldinger (CRE) 1, Papi 1, Paul Nar- process. Norfolk,” Walker said. “It’sreal- Walker the win against Berwick with zalck racked up 24 kills, 10 cum (DAL) 1, Dominick Policare (HR) 1, Maloney 1, But the Checkersdidn’t ly disappointing. We beat our- Three Stars—1. CHA, JonathanMatsumoto (two game scores of 25-19,25-10 and blocksand 25 digsfor the John Clawson (NAN) 1, Ritz 1, Cody Tsevdos (HR) goals) 2. CHA, Zac Dalpe (goal) 3. WBS, Brett 1, Carl Cara (HAZ) 1, Savokinas 1, P.J. Bone (WA)1, buckle. Matsumoto completed selves tonight and we didn’t Sterling (goal) 25-10.Zach Smith added four Cougars. Edwin Medina to- Kyle Custer (TUN) 1, Bob Sorokas (COU) 1, Domin- Referees—David Banfield, Chris Brown; Lines- ick Gulius (COU) 1, Bobby Briggs (NAN) 1, RyanCa- aslam-dunk playatthe corner playour game. They’reagood kills, four digsand three taled 37 digsand 12 service men—Jameel Chaudry, Judson Ritter rey (WA)1 HR –Ruch 4, Savokinas 4, Zack Berg (CRE) 3, of the net with 18 seconds re- team overthereand they’rego- Attendance—3,627 blocks. points. Healey 3, Papi 2, Choman2,Steve Brynok (CRE) 2, Tommy Alexander (WVW) 2, Musto 2, DeBona 2, Hauer 2, 15 tied with 1 Pitching Player IP WLERA lift the lockout. picksin, Atlanta cut amassive Rich Condeelis, TUN ...... 19.0 40 1.11 But the lockout could be back Eaglesdraft former firefighterinRound 1 deal with Cleveland and moved Mike Healey, TUN ...... 25.0 31 1.40 DRAFT Shane Casey, CRE ...... 14.2 11 2.86 in place if the NFL wins an ap- PHILADELPHIA (AP) —The Philadelphia Eagleshave selected up from No. 27 to grab Alabama Ted Ritsick, HR ...... 21.1 30 2.95 Matt Zielin, WVW ...... 15.2 20 3.13 peal. If that happens, Newton, Baylor offensivelineman DannyWatkins with the 23rd pick of the receiver Julio Jones —the fifth Josh Bayzick, HAZ...... 20.0 01 3.15 Continued from Page 1B Anthony Zaloga, HAZ...... 13.1 22 3.15 Miller and all the players cho- NFL draft. Southeastern Conference play- Daren Harer, BER ...... 14.2 11 3.34 The26-year-old Watkins is aformer firefighterwho took an DylanMaloney, WA...... 28.0 13 3.75 Then things gotalittle wack- sen Thursdaynight would be er in the first six. BrianStepniak, DAL ...... 16.2 11 3.78 unconventional routetothe NFL. TheCanadian has more ROUND ONE Strikeouts –Maloney 28, Healey 26, Zielin 24, ier when Texas A&M linebacker thrownback into alabor limbo. experienceasafirefighter(five years) than afootball player(four) 1. Carolina, CamNewton,QB, Auburn Tommy Alexander (WVW) 21, Condeelis 20, Marc VonMiller became the second Fornow,they will be allowed 2. Denver, Von Miller, LB,Texas A&M Noyalis (DAL) 17, Stepniak 16, Joe Pechulis (WVW) and playedhockey and rugbyinhigh school. 3. Buffalo, Marcell Dareus, DE, Alabama 15, Casey 14, Bayzick 14 pick, selected by Denver. Miller, to report to their teams, meet Watkins,listedat6-foot-4and 312pounds,playedlefttackle in 4. Cincinnati, A.J. Green, WR, Georgia DIVISION II 5. Arizona, Patrick Peterson, CB,LSU aplaintiff in the antitrust law- coaches and getplaybooks. college,but projectsasaguardinthe pros. He could help an 6. Atlanta (from Cleveland), Julio Jones, WR, Ala- Batting bama Player AB RHAVG suit players filed to block the Contract negotiations areun- offensiveline that allowed49sackslastseason, despitethe 7. SanFrancisco, Aldon Smith, DE, Missouri Joe DiMaggio, MEY ...... 18 712.667 presenceofMichael Vick. 8. Tennessee, Jake Locker, QB,Washington Cory Dickson, HAN...... 15 89.600 lockout,strode across the stage certain until the league an- 9. Dallas, Tyron Smith, T, Southern Cal Tyler McGovern, LL...... 16 11 9.563 Josh Everett, LL ...... 22 15 12 .545 with tearsinhis eyes and nounces its rules forthe 2011 10. Jacksonville (from Washington), Blaine Gab- Skyler DiPasquale, NW ...... 17 69.529 bert, QB,Missouri Zack Yursha, LL...... 20 10 10 .500 huggedGoodell. season —rules that might be in 11. Houston, J.J. Watt, DE, Wisconsin Zack Kollar, HAN...... 17 78.471 12. Minnesota, ChristianPonder, QB,Florida State Matt Lukachinsky, HAN...... 18 38.444 “I’ve neverhad anything forcefor only ashort time if an shown he can handle the heat of pounds, about 70 morethan 13. Detroit, Nick Fairley, DT, Auburn Lance Letteer, GAR...... 16 37.438 14. St. Louis, Robert Quinn, DE, North Carolina Victor Garcia, MEY...... 16 77.438 against RogerGoodell,” Miller appeal is granted. aspotlight.Heturned in asen- Miller —and at least 100more 15. Miami, Mike Pouncey, C, Florida RBI –BryanMathers (LL) 14, Yursha 12, McGovern 16. Washington (from Jacksonville), RyanKerri- said. “I just want to makesure The draft wasneverindanger sational 2010 season while the than Goodell. gan, DE, Purdue 10, DiMaggio 9, Everett 9, AdamPaulauskas (LL) 8, 17. New England (from Oakland), Nate Solder, T, Robert Reilly (LL) 8, Dickson 8, Justin Romanoski football continues to getplayed. of being held because it waspro- NCAA investigated his recruit- Cincinnati, perhaps calling Colorado (WST) 7, Cole Barbacci (LL) 6, Aaron Kollar (MMI) 6, 18. SanDiego, Corey Liuget, DT, Illinois Letteer 6, Mike Sulcoski (HAN) 6 When Iwalked across the stage, tected under the old collective ment.Newton’s father,Cecil, the bluff of quarterback Carson 19. N.Y. Giants, Prince Amukamara, CB,Nebras- 2B –Curt Barbacci (LL) 4, Romanoski 3, Letteer ka 3, Zack Kollar 3, DiMaggio 3, 12 tied with 2 Iwas meeting the commission- bargaining agreement that ex- has admitted soliciting money Palmer,who is demanding a 20. Tampa Bay, AdrianClayborn, DE, Iowa 3B –Yursha 2, Tyler Kittle (NW) 1, PatSmith er.That wasit.” pired in March. Moments be- from Mississippi State during trade, instead took the top re- 21. Cleveland (from Kansas City), Phil Taylor, DT, (GAR) 1, Dickson 1, Aaron Kollar 1, McGovern 1, Baylor Garcia 1, Devon Mazonkey (NW) 1, RomanRuban- It wasastrangeopening for fore it began, Goodell requested the recruiting process, but said ceiver in this crop, A.J.Green of 22. Indianapolis, Anthony Castonzo, T, Boston do (SEM) 1, DiMaggio 1, MaxWiles (SEM) 1 College what normally is afestiveocca- amoment of silence forvictims neither the playernor Auburn Georgia. 23. Philadelphia, Danny Watkins, G, Baylor HR –Mathers 3, DylanWasylyk (LL) 1, Wiles 1, 24. New Orleans, Cameron Jordan, DE, California Everett 1 sion. In this offseason of labor of the vicious storms that deci- knewabout the pay-for-playat- Arizona, also in need of a 25. Seattle, James Carpenter, OG, Alabama Pitching 26. Kansas City (from Atlanta, through Cleveland), Player IP WLERA strife, the league’sfirst work mated part of the South on tempt. quarterback, selected the top Jon Baldwin, WR, Pittsburgh Justin Cornell, LL ...... 16.1 50 0.00 27. Baltimore-x, Jimmy Smith, CB,Colorado Corey Dubil, MEY ...... 22.0 30 0.64 stoppagesince 1987 temporari- Wednesday. On stage, he was With the thirdpick, Buffalo cornerback available, Patrick 28. New Orleans (from New England), Mark In- Cory Dickson, HAN...... 20.1 31 1.02 ly ends Friday. The 32 teams surrounded the Auburn and Ala- selected Alabama nose tackle Peterson of LSU. gram, RB,Alabama Nick Eck, WST ...... 12.0 02 2.92 29. Chicago, GabeCarimi, T, Wisconsin Lance Letteer, GAR...... 16.0 12 4.81 will resume business in compli- bama starsand their coaches. Marcell Dareus, who gave The labor strife caused spec- 30. N.Y. Jets, Muhammad Wilkerson, DT, Temple Strikeouts –Dubil 21, Craig Skudalski (SEM) 20, 31. Pittsburgh, Cameron Heyward, DE, Ohio State Dickson 20, Kyle Stempien (NW) 18, Eck 14, Cornell ance with U.S. District Judge As forthe stars, none shined Goodell an evenbiggerhug. Of ulation not many trades would 32. Green Bay, Derek Sherrod, OF, Mississippi 14, John Nargoski (MEY) 13, Letteer 13, DanYen- State cha (MMI) 12, DylanWasylyk (LL) 10 SusanRichardNelson’s order to brighter than Newton, who has course, Dareus weighs 308 be made Thursday. But just six x-pass on selection No. 26

—nodrink or heavy foods, “Tom Durkin is alegend,” of what will be an improved arethe months spent studying one of those days when every- LITKE coupled with regular exercise. Schanzer said in astatement. product in NewYorkoverthe flash cards in hotelrooms with body walksaround with asmile He would drop 25 pounds — “While Iregret that he has coming years. cartons of takeout food strewn on their face until the ‘official’ no easy task forthe big, affable made the decision not to call “Besides, I’msleeping better. everywhere, nor the mounting sign is posted. And then,” he Continued from Page 1B Durkin —then put them back the Triple Crownfor us, Iun- I’mmorecomfortable in my anxiety of driving to the track added, “only afew arestill the stress. on trying to cope. This week, derstand it and wish him noth- ownskin. I’mreading more under gathering storm clouds, smiling.” At Churchill Downs, his trig- after expressing doubts earlier ing but the best.” and, who knows, my golf game dreading that the ensuing wet From hereonout,you won’t gerwas focusing on the track’s in the year,hedecided to not Durkin has heardthat same might evenimprove.” and slop would obscurethe have to followDurkin back famed Twin Spires as away to renewhis contract forthe Tri- sentiment alot in the last few Durkin’s greatest regret re- markings, colorsand stripes on from the betting windowto clear his head. In other places ple Crownevents and informed days. mains failing to spot 2009 Der- the horses and jockeys’ silkshe knowhow Derby daywent. and times, Durkin tried almost NBC Sports president Ken “People call and say, ‘We’re by winner Mine That Bird so desperately needed to deliv- Winorlose, he’ll be the one everything: the beta blocker Schanzer. sadwewon’t hear you, but sneaking up the rail until the er twoperfect minutes. grinning from ear to ear. Inderal; aspecially built stand Larry Collmus, the 44-year- happy youmade the decision.’ final fewstrides. Of all his calls, “I’ll miss the paycheck, no to hold his binoculars; evena old track announcer at Gulf- And really,I’m not going away. it’sthe one Durkin wishes he doubt about that.And the ex- Jim Litke is anational sports colum- fewmonths every year of what stream Park and Monmouth I’ll keep my work at Belmont could takeback. citement,” Durkin said. nist forThe Associated Press. Write he dubbed the “monastic life” Park will assume those duties. and I’mstoked about being part What he won’t miss, though, “The Derby is special. It’s to him at jlitke(at)ap.org CMYK

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The Associated Press UP NEXT BOSTON—The Bruins emergedfromahardfought first- GAME 1 round playoff series convinced Boston Bruins at Philadelphia Flyers that the resilience they showed 3p.m., Saturday will help them avoid arepeat of TV Coverage: NBC last season’s epic second-round flame out against the Flyers. Boston squandered a3-0 series and there, but they were able to lead to Philadelphia last spring, respond after those frenzies and allowing the Flyerstobecome settle thingsdown. Ilikethe way just the thirdteam in NHL histo- they handled that frenzy and Ian- ry to accomplish such acome- ticipate the typical playoff envi- back. ronment to this series. Of course, The Bruins earned arematch there’shistory therefromlast this year by downing archrival year.” Montreal in the first round, rally- History hasn’t been aproblem ing from 0-2 down in the series forthis Bruins team. The Boston and 3-1downinGame 4before franchise had neverwon aplayoff winning aGame 7inwhich they series after trailing 0-2. The lost twoleads. Bruins’ last three seasons had That performance has Bruins ended with Game 7losses. And AP PHOTO General Manager Peter Chiarelli no team had everwon aseven- NewOrleans Hornets forwardCarl Landry, top, lookstowardanofficial after being called foranoffensivefoul againstLos Angeles confident that his team isn’t car- game series without scoring a Lakersforward Lamar Odom, bottom, during the firsthalf of Game 6ofafirst-round NBAplayoff seriesinNew Orleans Thursday. rying any baggage from last power-playgoal (the Bruins were year’s collapse against the Flyers 0for 21 against the Canadiens). going into Game 1Saturdayin “Westressed it going into this Philadelphia. series,” Chiarelli said of his Bryant, Lakersclose out Hornets in style “I wouldn’t think it would be team’spoise. too much harder than this past series,” Chiarelli said Thursday ALL JUNK CARS & The Associated Press with 4:02 to go and finished the sellout crowd in the New playoff ouster since 2007. during anewsconference at TD NEWORLEANS —Kobe with 10 points, 11 assists and Orleans Arena. With Atlanta clinging to a Garden. “This past series had a TRUCKS WANTED Bryant scored 22 of his 24 eight rebounds. The Lakersmove on to the one-point lead and the clock terrific amount of hype foranum- Highest Prices Paid In Cash. Free Pickup. Call Anytime. points in the first three quarters, Lamar Odom had 14 points second round, facing the winner running down, Marvin Williams ber of reasons and the common then let his Lakersteammates forthe Lakers, who once again of the Dallas-Portland series. missed aclinching 3-pointer. denominator formeinthis past VITO &GINO takeoverinadominant 98-80 controlled the paint,outre- Game 1will be MondayatSta- But Johnson swatted the re- series wasthe players moreor 288-8995 • Forty Fort victory overthe NewOrleans bounding NewOrleans 43-30, ples Center. bound to Jamal Crawford,who less were calm in their ownway Hornets on Thursdaynight that including 14 offensiverebounds. wasfouled and made both free forall the series. 27 Unique Holes wrapped up the series forLos The Hornets were routinely Hawks84, Magic 81 throwswith 8.2 seconds left. “You’dsee some frenzies here OneBreathtaking Course Angeles in six games. frustrated by the ability of the ATLANTA—Joe Johnson Weekday Special Andrew Bynum added 18 7-foot,285-pound Bynum to scored 23 points and came up Tuesday thru Friday points and 12 rebounds, while prolong possessions by snaring with ahugeoffensiverebound, Play &Ride for Just PauGasol chipped in 16 points his teammates’ missed shots. leading the Atlanta Hawkstoan $33.00 forthe two-time defending He had eight offensivere- 84-81victory in Game 6on Must Present Coupon. One coupon per foursome. Cannot be used in champions, who led by as much bounds, helping the Lakers Thursdaynight,knocking Or- tournaments or with any other promotion. TL as 21 in the fourth quarter to finish with awhopping 21-4 lando Magic out of the playoffs. Monday Special $32 provide an anticlimactic ending advantageinsecond-chance The Hawks, who wonthe Senior Day Mon-Thurs $28 to what had been amoreexcit- points. series 4-2, advanced to the sec- Ladies Day Thursday $28 Weekends After 1p.m. $36 ing series than many expected. The Lakersled by double ond round forthe thirdstraight GPS CART INCLUDED Chris Paul, who helped the digits throughout the fourth year,this time against top-seed- 868-GOLF Hornets split the first four quarter,and Hornets coach ed Chicago. games with twosensational Monty Williams finally conced- The Magic, who routed Atlan- performances, wasn’t able to ed the game with about amin- ta ayear agointhe most lopsid- deliver the Hornets athird ute to go when he removedthe ed four-game sweep in NBA 260 Country Club Drive, Mountaintop victory.Hehad only seven starters, who received an appre- history,head into an uncertain www.blueridgetrail.com points beforehitting a3-pointer ciativestanding ovation from offseason after their earliest 280823

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Big spenders? Caterpillar reports CAT $112.64 Merck fights generics MRK $35.77 $120 $40 The Commerce Department reports how much Americans Caterpillar has turned into a $68.53 Merck is facing abig issue: how to $34.48 earned in March, and what they spent. Investors are most global economic indicator 95 deal with patents on some of its big interested in the second set of numbers. So far, the rising because it sells mining and con- money-makers that expire soon. It 35 price of gas hasn’t made adeep dent in the way consumers struction equipment around the 70 will likely address that when it ’10 ’11 ’10 ’11 spend. But with oil at $113 abarrel, some economists worry world. So its first-quarter earn- 45 releases first-quarter earnings. 30 that it’s only amatter of time before it will. Investors are concerned about com- ings may be amarket mover. Operating $0.50 est. Operating petition the world’s second-biggest est. day During the fourth quarter, Cater- Consumer spending increase EPS $1.30 EPS $0.83 $0.84 pillar said demand from develop- drug maker will get from generic To Month-over-month change ing countries like China and 1Q ’10 1Q ’11 drugs. Singulair, an asthma and 1Q ’10 1Q ’11 ’11 India helped it quadruple its prof- allergy medication that is its top 0.7% 0.7 Price-to-earnings ratio: 27 Price-to-earnings ratio: 128 its. Its continued success will seller, loses patent protection in 0.4 based on past 12 months’ results based on past 12 months’ results 0.3 0.3 depend on having enough manu- August 2012. Patents on blood ONDJF facturing capacity to meet Dividend: $1.76 Div. Yield: 1.6% pressure drugs Cozaar and Hyzaar Dividend: $1.52 Div. Yield: 4.2% Source: The Commerce Department demand and keep costs down. Source: FactSet have already expired. Source: FactSet

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By DANSEWELL and SARAH SKIDMORE Retailersare trying to pass that along at Even as corporate results were being forkids’ AP Business Writers the cash register,adding pressureona analyzed on Wall Street,the news about CINCINNATI —Households reeling sluggish U.S. economic recovery. Main Street wasn’t encouraging. The U.S. IN BRIEF from gasoline near $4 also face biggerbills The list of companies saying this week Commerce Department reported that eco- foreverything from changing their babies’ that they areraising prices is long: Kimber- nomic growth slowedinthe first three food ads Quarterly earningsreported diaperstowiping their noses to treating ly-ClarkCorp. (Huggies diapers, Kleenex months of the year,while unemployment themselves to ice cream. facial tissue); Procter &Gamble Co. (Pam- benefit requests climbed again last week. By MARYCLARE JALONICK by companies Thursday Major makersofeverydayconsumer persdiapers, Gillette shavers); Unilever So while companies have seen better re- Associated Press products and groceries saythey have to PLC (Dove soap, Ben&Jerry’s ice cream); sults in the past year after battling forfru- • Procter &Gamble Co. tempered WASHINGTON—Commer- raise prices to offset soaring costs fortheir Colgate-Palmolive(toothpaste, soap); and galshopperswith price cuts and discounts its earningsoutlook forthe year be- cials promoting sugary breakfast fueland the materials and ingredients that PepsiCo Inc. (soft drinks, Frito-Lay during the recession, it might be tough to cause of fast-rising costs forraw mate- cereals could be put on astrict diet go into their products. snacks). find much slack in many homes’ budgets. rials and fueland the still-sluggish under government guidelines urg- economies in the U.S. and other devel- ingfoodcompaniestolimitmarket- oped countries. ing of unhealthy products to chil- The maker of Pampersdiapers, Tide dren. detergent and Crest Under aproposal announced toothpaste said that Thursdaybyseveralgovernment profits and sales rose in agencies,companieswouldbeurged its thirdquarter,led by to only marketfoods to children ages sales in emerging markets. The compa- 2through 17 if they arelow in fats, ny also announced plans formoreprice sugarsand sodium and contain spec- increases. ified healthy ingredients. P&G, which has aplant in Mehoopa- The guidelines set parametersthat ny,said net income was$2.87 billion, arestricter than many companies up 11 percent overlast year.Earnings have set forthemselves and, if the per sharewere96cents on revenue of companies agree, would eliminate $20.23 billion. Analysts expected 97 much of the advertising consumers cents ashareon$20.24 billion. see now—ontelevision, in maga- The company dropped the high end zines, in stores and on the Internet — of its earningsoutlook forthe year,to forfoods that appeal to children. between $3.91and $3.96 per share If many companies sign on to the from $4.01. Analysts expect $3.96 on guidelines, children could see much $82.02 billion in revenue. less of the colorful cartoon charac- • PepsiCo Inc. sold moreofits tersusedtoadvertisecerealsorother snacksand drinksinthe first quarter to gimmicksdesigned to draw their at- help deliver earningsthat met Wall tention. If the companies wanted to Street’sexpectations. continue that advertising, they PepsiCo’searned would have to reduce unhealthy in- $1.14 billion, or 71 cents gredients in their products. per share, forthe quar- The food industry has been suc- ter.That’sdown20 cessful in reducing the number of percent from the $1.43 television ads aimed at children in billion, or 89 cents per recent yearsand much of that ad- share, last year,due AP PHOTO vertising has movedtothe Inter- largely to again in the U.S. TreasurySecretaryTim Geithner greets an assembly line worker as he toursChrysler’s Jefferson North Assembly net,social media and other digital PlantinDetroit.Atfar rightisChrysler Group CEOSergio Marchionne. prior year. platforms such as smart phones. Adjusting forthat and other special Public health advocates have ar- items, the company posted amore gued that the industry’s self-regula- modest 2percent decline from 76 cents tion is not enough and has pushed per sharelast year to 74 cents per Automaker repaying the government to set guidelines. share, meeting analyst expectations as In 2009, Congress directed the polled by FactSet. Federal Trade Commission, Agri- cultureDepartment,Food and Revenue rose 27 percent to $11.94 Chrysler makes moves to pay back loans this quarter through arefinancing payments last year.The company’s CEO billion, surpassing analysts’ $11.84 DrugAdministrationandthefeder- moreofbailout moneyitgot from package. The deal would allowChrysler has said the loans carry averageinterest al Centersfor Disease Control and billion expectations. to return abig chunk of the money to the rates of around 12 percent,far higher than • Exxon earned nearly $11billion in Prevention to form aworking U.S. and Canadian governments. U.S. and Canada, which loaned the com- it can getonthe open market. group and develop the recommen- the first quarter,aperformance that pany the money twoyearsago to help it The loans have been aproblem for will likelyland it in the center of the dations. The guidelines they wrote By TOMKRISHER survivebankruptcy.The refinancing also Chrysler and the Obama administration, national debate overhigh gasoline arebroad, applying to almost any AP Auto Writer allows Chrysler to save millions of dollars which approvedthe bulk of the U.S. bai- promotion achild might see fora prices. DETROIT —Chrysler will takeout in interest payments, and is amajor step lout.The loans also have turned off some The world’slargest publicly traded food —including text messages, bank loans and sell bonds to repay$7.5 bil- toward an initial public stock offering that customerswho areunhappy with the gov- product placement in video games company reported net income of $10.65 lion in bailout money from the U.S. and could come late this year or in early 2012. ernment aid forChrysler and its Detroit ri- billion, or $2.14 per share, in the first and celebrity endorsements. Canadian governments, another sign that Chrysler has come along waysince slip- val, General Motors. The agencies said the proposal, three months of the year.That com- the company is recovering from its near ping into bankruptcy protection twoyears Chrysler took atotal of $10.5 billion pares with $6.3 billion, or 1.33 per which would be phased in overfive collapse in 2009. ago. It has since slashed costs and is selling from the U.S. government to survivetwo yearsand is up forpublic comment sharewith the same quarter last year. Details about howmuch Chrysler will morevehicles, big improvements foracom- yearsago.Italready has made some pay- Revenue increased 26 percent to $114 until the summer,is“to encourage borrow from banksand the size of the pany whose survival wasonce in question. ments, and the refinancing deal will repay amarketing environment that sup- billion. bond sale arebeing workedout.Terms Chrysler has been trying formonths to another $5.9 billion. Bottom line: Chrys- The results surpassed Wall Street ports, rather than undermines," could be disclosed Monday. refinance the government loans, which ler still owes the government about $2 bil- parents’ efforts to getchildren to estimates of $2.04 per shareonsales of Chrysler plans to repaythe government cost the company $1.2billion in interest lion. $112.6 billion, according to FactSet. eat healthy food. The quarter wasExxon’s best since earning arecord-setting $14.83 billion in 2008’sthirdquarter. •Consumer-goods giant Colgate- Hotel and restaurants planned near casino PalmoliveCo.’s net income By MATT HUGHES struction at three stories and 40 soared 61 per- MICRO WHAT? [email protected] feet in height.The plan calls for cent in the first PLAINS TWP.–Anew hotel aroof height reaching approxi- Microtel Inn &Suites is an econ- quarter.But underneath that buoyant omyhotel chain operating more maysoon rise just down the mately 50 feet. figure, the company is feeling the than 300hotels around the road from the Mohegan Sunat The Plains Township Zoning world. Hotels offerfreelocal squeeze of higher prices forfueland Pocono Downs casino. Hearing Boardwill hold apub- and domestic long-distance other rawmaterials. Robert Tamburro, trustee lic hearing at 8p.m. Mondayat phone calls,high-speed internet Colgate said that net income rose to access, expanded cable televi- and general partner in TFP Real the township municipal build- $576 million, or $1.16 per share, in line sion, in-room coffeemaker and Estate Development,isseeking ing on Second Street to decide microwave and free continental with expectations of analysts polled by avariance from Plains Town- whether to grant or deny the breakfast. Thechain is part of FactSet.That wasupfrom$357 mil- ship to build aMicrotelInn & variance. Zoning Officer Kathy the Wyndham HotelGroup, lion, or 69 cents per share, last year. which alsooperates the Wynd- Suites and twofast food restau- O’Boyle said the boardwill only The world’slargest toothpaste maker ham, Ramada and Days Inn rants on avacant plot of land consider the building height hotelchains. sawrevenue rise 4.5 percent to $3.99 less than aquarter-mile from the and number of stories, and all billion, which topped analysts’ expecta- casino along State Route 315. other plans remain unofficial tions of $3.96 billion. Plans submitted to the town- until TFP submits abuilding Rich Zentner of JDK Manage- ship zoning office showafour- permit application. ment in Bloomsburg, listed as story,97-room hotelatthe rear The township planning com- director of operations forthe of the property featuring an in- mission in March gavecondi- proposed hotelonthe plans, did door swimming pool, covered tional approval to TFP to divide not return areporter’s call. carport entrance and 112park- the property into 3plots and to The proposed development $3.89$$3.56 2.88 ing spaces and twounnamed undertakemajor land develop- would be built on a5-acreplot of TFP Real Estate Develop- 315. fast food restaurants facing ment.The approval is contin- land TFP calls Richland North, ment,which formerly devel- TFP plans to develop athree- Route 315 in front. gent on TFP obtaining ahigh- between NewAge Media Fox oped the Arena Hub shopping story,60,000 square-foot office $4.06 Tamburroisseeking avaria- wayoccupancy permit. 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S&P 500 +4.82 NASDAQ +2.65 DOW +72.35 6-MO T-BILLS -.01 10-YR T-NOTE -.05 GOLD +14.20 EURO +.0081 CRUDE OIL +.10 1,360.48 pp 2,872.53 pp 12,763.31 pp .10% qq 3.31% qq $1,530.80 pp $1.4821 pp $112.86 pp StocksofLocal Interest 1,400 S&P 500 2,880 Nasdaq composite 52-WEEK YTD 52-WEEK YTD 1,340 Close: 1,360.48 2,780 Close: 2,872.53 HIGH LOW NAME TKR DIV LAST CHG %CHG HIGH LOW NAME TKR DIV LAST CHG %CHG Change: 4.82 (0.4%) Change: 2.65 (0.1%) 95.33 64.13 AirProd APD 2.32 95.68 +.86 +5.2 96.15 72.03 M&T Bk MTB 2.80 88.91 -.74 +2.1 1,280 10 DAYS 2,680 10 DAYS 29.10 19.41 AmWtrWks AWK.88 29.19 +.10 +15.4 80.94 65.31 McDnlds MCD 2.44 78.03 +.16 +1.7 51.50 35.00 Amerigas APU 2.82 47.99 +.38 -1.7 25.96 19.27 NBT Bcp NBTB .80 22.62 +.12 -6.3 23.79 16.52 AquaAm WTR .62 22.44 +.09 -.2 9.26 3.64 NexstarB NXST ... 8.03 +.30 +34.1 1,400 2,900 38.02 24.22 ArchDan ADM .64 36.34 +.03 +20.8 284.97 171.65 AutoZone AZO ... 282.48 +.98 +3.6 69.89 49.43 PNC PNC 1.40 62.51 +.26 +2.9 18.44 10.91 BkofAm BAC .04 12.42 +.09 -6.9 28.80 23.75 PPL Corp PPL 1.40 27.43 +.06 +4.2 1,350 2,800 32.50 23.78 BkNYMel BK .52 28.58 -.31 -5.4 15.46 11.98 PennMillPMIC ... 15.41 -.04 +16.5 18.63 6.08 BonTon BONT .20 14.02 +.17 +10.7 17.35 10.03 PenRE PEI .60 15.43 +.34 +6.2 1,300 2,700 46.00 29.12 CIGNA CI .04 46.97 +1.05 +28.1 68.25 60.32 PepsiCo PEP 1.92 69.72 +1.79 +6.7 37.82 26.84 CVS Care CVS .50 36.25 -.12 +4.3 68.21 42.94 PhilipMor PM 2.56 69.03 +1.51 +17.9 68.47 49.47 CocaCola KO 1.88 67.41 +.41 +2.5 66.95 39.37 ProctGam PG 2.10 64.50 +.48 +.3 25.91 16.30 Comcast CMCSA .45 26.13 +.29 +19.5 1,250 2,600 28.95 21.33 CmtyBkSy CBU .96 25.06 +.49 -9.8 67.52 48.56 Prudentl PRU 1.15 63.39 +1.81 +8.0 42.50 22.33 CmtyHlt CYH ... 31.32 -.03 -16.2 16.86 9.85 SLM Cp SLM .40 16.47 -.01 +30.8 37.19 25.61 CoreMark CORE ... 33.71 +.23 -5.3 57.57 32.41 SLM pfB SLMpB 4.63 56.50 -.13 +29.0 1,200 2,500 15.36 4.97 Entercom ETM ... 10.44 +.18 -9.8 29.24 20.00 SoUnCo SUG .60 29.50 +.43 +22.6 20.68 7.71 FairchldS FCS ... 20.50 -.14 +31.3 16.00 7.06 Supvalu SVU .35 11.10 -.10 +15.3 9.84 6.96 FrontierCm FTR .75 8.19 +.06 -15.8 1,150 2,400 53.59 39.56 TJX TJX .76 53.72 +.43 +21.0 18.71 13.09 Genpact G.18 15.99 -.07 +5.2 33.48 24.30 UGI Corp UGI 1.04 33.17 +.19 +5.0 NDJFMA NDJFMA 15.84 9.60 HarteHnk HHS .32 9.44 -2.48 -26.1 51.38 40.00 Heinz HNZ 1.80 51.29 +.06 +3.7 38.95 25.79 VerizonCm VZ 1.95 38.27 +.02 +7.0 58.20 44.75 Hershey HSY 1.38 57.54 -.11+22.0 57.90 47.77 WalMart WMT 1.46 54.69 +.27 +1.4 HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. WK MO QTR YTD 33.68 27.49 Kraft KFT 1.16 33.60 +.03 +6.6 41.56 32.56 WeisMk WMK 1.16 41.08 -.36 +1.9 StocksRecap 28.54 19.35 Lowes LOW .44 26.60 -.14 +6.1 34.25 23.02 WellsFargo WFC .48 29.27 ... -5.6 DOW 12776.14 12674.54 12763.31 +72.35 +0.57% sss +10.24% NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 5526.27 5438.87 5510.06 +64.15 +1.18% sss +7.90% Combined Stocks DOW Util. 428.89 424.52 428.42 +2.66 +0.62% sss +5.79% Vol. (in mil.) 4,103 1,940 NYSE Comp. 8646.79 8596.30 8639.73 +30.45 +0.35% sss +8.48% Name Last Chg %YTD Name Last Chg %YTD Name Last Chg %YTD Name Last Chg %YTD Name Last Chg %YTD Name Last Chg %YTD Pvs. Volume 4,128 2,018 AMEX Index 2481.24 2458.82 2474.70 -6.51 -0.26% sss +12.06% ABB Ltd 27.26 +.68 +21.4 Cirrus 16.29 -.26 +1.9 GoldmanS 150.60-2.26 -10.4 McDnlds 78.03 +.16 +1.7 ProUShL20 35.87 -.52 -3.2 Synovus 2.50 -.01 -5.3 Advanced 1866 1456 NASDAQ 2874.59 2859.62 2872.53 +2.65 +0.09% sss +8.28% AEP Ind 30.13 +.27 +16.1 Cisco 17.29 +.10 -14.5 Goodyear 16.20 +.04 +36.7 McGrwH 40.21 +1.12 +10.4 ProUSSP50014.66 -.15 -24.5 Sysco 29.26 -.18 -.5 AES Corp 13.20 +.19 +8.4 Citigrp 4.59 +.08 -3.0 GrafTech 23.00 +.79 +15.9 MeadJohn 65.15 +3.16 +4.7 ProUSSlv rs13.43 -.23 -65.8 TC PpLn 48.65 -.86 -6.4 Declined 1173 1134 S&P 500 1361.71 1353.60 1360.48 +4.82 +0.36% sss +8.18% AFLAC 57.00 +2.71 +1.0 CitrixSys 85.37 +7.54 +24.8 Gramrcy 3.05 +.10 +32.0 MedcoHlth 60.16 +1.22 -1.8 ProSUltSilv365.26 +3.51+130.3 TCW Strat 5.42 -.01 +3.8 New Highs 355 169 Wilshire 5000 14469.93 14387.79 14458.04 +47.79 +0.33% sss +8.22% AGL Res 41.38 +.24 +15.4 Clearwire 4.87 -.19 -5.4 GtPanSilv g3.74 -.08 +33.1 Medtrnic 41.86 ... +12.9 ProgrssEn 47.32 +.37 +8.8 TD Ameritr 21.82 -.17 +14.9 New Lows 12 28 Russell 2000 861.55 856.30 861.55 +3.24 +0.38% sss +9.94% AK Steel 16.32 -.14 -.3 CliffsNRs 96.59 +.04 +23.8 Greif A61.91 -.01 0.0 MelcoCrwn 10.05 +.11+57.9 ProgsvCp 21.91 +.34 +10.3 TE Connect35.39 -.08 0.0 AMR 5.75 -.05 -26.2 Clorox 69.79 +.56 +10.3 GpoTMM 2.09 -.12 -16.4 Merck 35.77 +.14 -.7 ProLogis 16.61 +.28 +15.0 TECO 19.13 +.11+7.5 ASM Intl 42.78 +1.68 +22.2 Coach 60.34 +2.21 +9.1 GulfRes 3.50 +.70 -67.3 Meritage 24.22 -1.58 +9.1 ProUSR2K rs39.41 -.67 -21.6 THQ 4.05 -.06 -33.2 ASML Hld 41.41 -.56 +8.0 CocaCE 28.45 -.06 +13.7 HSBC 54.70 -.03 +7.2 Mesab 35.07 +.15 -8.9 ProvFnH 8.05 +.03 +11.2 TaiwSemi 13.41 +.12 +6.9 AT&T Inc 31.37 -.05 +6.8 Coeur 31.70 -.51 +16.0 Hallibrtn 50.26 -.24 +23.1 Metalico 6.27 +.62 +6.6 Prudentl 63.39 +1.81 +8.0 TalismE g23.87 -.38 +7.6 AU Optron 8.37 -.29 -19.7 ColgPal 82.97 +1.91 +3.2 HanJS 14.47 ... -4.2 MetLife 46.45 +1.08 +4.5 PSEG 32.09 +.29 +.9 Target 50.22 -.37 -16.5 AVIBio 1.83 +.10 -13.7 Comc spcl 24.47 +.27 +18.2 HarleyD 37.26 -.55 +7.5 MetroPCS 16.87 -.18 +33.6 PubStrg 118.66 +2.08 +17.0 TastyBak 3.98 -.01 -37.3 AbtLab 52.29 +.11+9.1 Comerica 37.96 -.03 -10.1 HarmonyG 14.66 -.47 +16.9 MicronT 11.48 -.32 +43.1 PulteGrp 8.24 +.26 +9.6 TeckRes g53.76 -1.39 -13.1 Airlines vs. fuel prices AcadiaRlt 20.99 +.33 +15.1 CmtyHlt 31.32 -.03 -16.2 HarrisCorp 52.97 -.08 +16.9 Microsoft 26.71 +.33 -4.3 PPrIT 6.49 +.01 +3.3 Teleflex 62.41 -.38 +16.0 Accenture 56.99 +.12 +17.5 Compuwre 11.29 +.05 -3.3 Harsco 35.32 +.07 +24.7 MdsxWatr 18.88 +.20 +2.9 QIAGEN 21.56 +.58 +10.3 TelefEsp s26.99 +.38 +18.3 AcmePkt 82.02 -1.71 +54.3 ConAgra 24.34 ... +7.8 HartfdFn28.93 +.93 +9.2 MdwGold g2.18 +.09+159.5 Qlogic 17.91 +.26 +5.2 TelMexL 18.72 -.34 +16.0 ActionSemi 2.38 -.01 +10.7 ConnWtrSv 25.84 +.19 -7.3 HawaiiEl 25.52 +.06 +12.0 Molycorp n74.12 +1.55 +48.5 Qualcom 57.58 -.60 +16.3 Tellabs 4.92 +.11-27.4 Jet fuel cost $3.30 per gallon By limiting the number of seats industry raise fares seven times ActivsBliz 11.57 -.02 -7.0 ConocPhil77.45 -2.38 +13.7 HltMgmt 11.17 +.03 +17.1 Monsanto 67.42 -.48 -3.2 QuantaSvc 21.30 +.32 +6.9 TempleInld 23.33 +.23 +9.8 on Tuesday,up30percent in available to buy,airlines have this year.It’s on pace to break its AdamsEx 11.41 +.06 +6.2 ConsolEngy53.09 +2.10 +8.9 HeclaM 9.32 -.17 -17.2 MonstrWw 17.79 +.18 -24.7 QstDiag 55.97 +.15 +3.7 TmpDrgn 31.35 -.26 +2.0 AdobeSy34.02 +.37 +10.5 ConEd 51.96 +.40 +4.8 HelmPayne65.05 -4.93 +34.2 Moodys 38.75 +.42 +46.0 Quidel 12.41 +.12 -14.1 TenetHlth 6.93 -.01 +3.6 2011. That contributed to more power to raise fares. The record for most successful fare AMD 9.07 +.12 +10.9 ConsolWtr 10.17 +.02 +10.9 HercOffsh 5.87 +.19 +68.7 Moog A43.98 +.19 +10.5 RAIT Fin 2.70 +.12 +23.3 Tenneco 45.61 +.54 +10.8 first-quarter losses at American industry’s measure of seat supply increases in ayear,17during AEterna g2.54 +.06 +47.7 ConstellEn 36.26 +1.96 +18.4 Hertz 17.20 -.05 +18.7 Moog B43.64 ... +9.6 RCM 5.81 +.03 +25.5 Teradyn 16.03 -2.26 +14.2 Aetna 41.45 +1.64 +35.9 CooperTire 26.52 +.01 +12.5 Hess 83.94 +1.20 +9.7 MorgStan 25.82 +.32 -5.1 RF MicD 6.53 -.06 -11.2 Terex 34.29 -.72 +10.5 Airlines, United Continental and is down 11 percent since fuel was 2007, says FareCompare.com. Agilent 50.32 +.29 +21.5 CornPdts 54.77 +.35 +19.1 HewlettP 40.53 -.51 -3.7 Mosaic 73.18 -2.62 -4.2 RPM 23.42 -.08 +6.0 Tesoro 26.68 -.21 +43.9 AirTran 7.53 +.01 +1.9 Corning 21.04 -.04 +8.9 HomeDp 37.47 +.15 +6.9 MotrlaSol n46.66 +3.24 +22.6 RadientPh .49 +.07 -52.0 TevaPhrm 46.13 +.15 -11.5 Delta. $3.30 in March 2008. And airlines Airlines are also collecting AkamaiT 34.94 -6.04 -25.7 Covidien 56.22 -.28 +23.1 HonwllIntl 61.01 -.45 +14.8 MotrlaMo n23.99 +.37 -17.6 RadioShk 15.99 -.06 -13.5 TexInst 35.55 -.22 +9.4 But some financial analysts say are still cutting back. Delta on more in passenger fees. They got AlcatelLuc6.45 -.06+117.9 Crocs 21.29 +.56 +24.4 HorizLns 2.14 +.24 -51.0 Mylan 25.01 -.22 +18.4 RangeRs 54.92 +1.02 +22.1 ThermoFis 60.16 +.36 +8.7 Alcoa 17.09 -.09 +11.0 CrwnCstle 43.67 -.78 -.4 Hospira 57.02 -.05 +2.4 NCR Corp 19.36 +.06 +26.0 RareEle g15.05 +.43 -6.3 3D Sys 42.69 -9.15 +35.6 investors who are selling airline Monday said it would fly 4percent $1.5 billion for checked luggage AlignTech 24.07 -.52 +23.2 CrownHold 37.00 +.02 +10.8 HostHotls 17.91 -.20 +.2 NPS Phm 10.26 +.43 +29.9 Raytheon 49.25 -.51 +7.2 3M Co 97.23 +.76 +12.7 stocks are overreacting. They say less after Labor Day than it did a and reservation fees in the third Allergan 79.42 +.06 +15.7 CybrOpt 9.90 +.10 +15.9 HudsCity 9.82 +.23 -22.9 NRG Egy 23.93 +.03 +22.5 Rdiff.cm 16.40 +.20+210.0 THorton g48.47 -.25 +17.6 AlliBInco 7.67 +.03 -3.3 CypSemi 21.68 -.08 +16.7 HudsPac n14.95 +.33 -.7 NV Energy 15.13 +.11+7.7 Regenrn 64.61 -2.44 +96.8 TimeWarn 37.23 +.46 +15.7 airlines are good long-term buys. year earlier.European flights are quarter of 2010, the most recent AlliantEgy39.60 +.21 +7.7 CytRx h.93 +.09 -7.6 HuntBnk 6.85 +.08 -.3 NYSE Eur 39.75 +.36 +32.6 RegionsFn 7.44 +.06 +6.3 Titan Intl 29.52 +1.92 +51.1 Allstate 33.76 +1.82 +5.9 DNP Selct 9.72 +.08 +6.3 Huntsmn 20.40 +.05 +30.7 During the last two years, even as some of its biggest targets. Delta quarter available. That was up 10 Nabors 30.29 -.36 +29.1 ReneSola 8.66 -.19 -.9 TiVo Inc 9.78 +.11+13.3 AlphaNRs 56.55 +.59 -5.8 DR Horton 12.10 +.07 +1.4 Hydrognc 5.39 +.28 +43.4 NBkGreece 1.54 +.02 -8.3 RepFBcp 2.69 -.05 +10.2 TollBros 20.37 +.14 +7.2 AlteraCp lf 49.38 +.88 +38.8 DTE 49.96 +.34 +10.2 INGPrRTr 6.15 ... +8.1 the economy improved and jet fuel plans to cut flying by up to 10 percent from ayear earlier. NatFuGas 72.87 -.14 +11.0 RepubSvc 30.96 +.33 +3.7 TorDBk g85.84 -.53 +17.1 Altria 26.65 +.03 +8.2 Danaher s55.77 +.50 +18.2 iShGold s15.01 +.06 +8.0 NatGrid 51.19 +.34 +15.3 RschMotn 56.59 +1.02 -2.6 Total SA 63.80 +.49 +19.3 AmBev s32.27 -.05 +4.0 Darden 47.41 +.02 +2.1 iSAstla 28.35 +.07 +11.4 was relatively low,airlines resisted percent on its trans-Atlantic Analysts expect fare increases NOilVarco 76.98 +.10 +14.5 Revlon 17.45 +1.10 +77.3 Toyota 79.50 +1.21 +1.1 Amarin 16.19 +.97 +97.4 DeanFds 10.71 +.12 +21.2 iShBraz 76.84 -1.05 -.7 the urge to add flights or bigger routes. and fees to give most airlines a NatSemi 24.15 -.07 +75.5 ReynAm s36.91 +.02 +13.2 TradeStatn 9.68 -.06 +43.4 Amazon 195.07 -1.56 +8.4 Deere 95.91 -.85 +15.5 iSCan 33.71 -.02 +8.7 NetApp 52.41 -.15 -4.6 RioTinto s72.76 -.54 +1.5 Ameren 29.26 +.34 +3.8 Dell Inc 15.83 +.16 +16.8 iShGer 28.65 +.22 +19.7 TrCda g42.45 +.04 +11.6 planes to bring in more revenue. Limited seat supply has let the profit in 2011. Netflix 234.37 -1.59 +33.4 RiteAid 1.12 -.03 +26.8 TrnsatlPet 2.62 +.01 -21.3 AMovilL 56.29 -.43 -1.8 DeltaAir 10.07 +.02 -20.1 iSh HK 19.32 +.05 +2.1 NewAmHi 10.32 -.02 +3.6 Riverbed s34.68 -.44 -1.4 AMovilA 56.30 -.28 -1.5 DenburyR 21.78 -.27 +14.1 iShJapn 10.51 +.28 -3.7 Transocn 72.18 +.98 +3.8 NwGold g11.11+.09 +13.8 RockwlAut 88.26 -1.24 +23.1 Travelers 63.06 +.81 +13.2 AmApparel 1.55 -.04 -6.6 Dndreon 42.27 +.49 +21.0 iSh Kor 68.34 -.02 +11.7 NJ Rscs 43.39 +.51 +.6 RylCarb 39.82 +.11-15.3 AmCapLtd 10.19 -.21 +34.8 DeutschBk 65.28 +3.28 +25.4 iSMalas 15.00 -.05 +4.3 TriValley .83 +.08 +45.3 Jet fuel is one of an airline’s biggest costs, athird of the total. That means airline NY Times 8.40 -.21 -14.3 RoyDShllA 77.61 +.76 +16.2 TrimbleN 50.44 -.77 +26.3 AEagleOut 15.82 +.08 +8.1 DevelDiv 14.64 +.34 +3.9 iShMex 63.62 -.36 +2.7 Newcastle 6.21 +.01 -7.3 Ryland 17.34 -.21 +1.8 AEP 36.38 +.15 +1.1 Diageo 81.20 +.04 +9.2 iShSing 14.40 -.02 +4.0 TrinaSolar 27.91 +1.14 +19.2 stocks often sink when jet fuel prices rise, as in 2007 and 2008. But in the follow- NewellRub 19.73 +.03 +8.5 SAP AG 63.57 -4.74 +25.6 TriQuint 13.16 -.33 +12.5 AmExp 48.52 +.90 +13.0 Diebold 33.98 -.03 +6.0 iSTaiwn 15.82 -.09 +1.3 NewfldExp 69.86 +.15 -3.1 SpdrDJIA 127.42 +.73 +10.2 ing two years, they rose in tandem as they both benefited from the economic AmIntlGrp 31.80 +.10 -34.1 DirecTV A48.15 +.26 +20.6 iSh UK 19.05 -.03 +9.7 TycoIntl 48.41 -.46 +16.8 NewmtM 58.79 -.16 -4.3 SpdrGold 149.82 +.62 +8.0 Tyson 19.77 +.07 +14.8 AmSupr 11.71 -.10 -59.0 DrSCBr rs 32.45 -.45 -30.7 iShSilver 47.26 +.26 +56.6 NewsCpA 18.04 +.29 +23.9 S&P500ETF136.11+.44 +8.2 recovery.Since late 2010, jet fuel prices have continued to climb, but airline AmTower 52.38 -.49 +1.4 DirFnBr rs 39.13 -.80 -17.2 iShChina25 45.22 -.35 +4.9 UBS AG 19.83 -.09 +20.4 Nexen g25.99 +.77 +13.5 SpdrHome 19.05 +.05 +9.5 UDR 25.89 +.45 +10.1 AmWtrWks 29.19 +.10 +15.4 DrxFBull s30.78 +.59 +10.5 iSSP500 136.57 +.47 +8.2 NextEraEn 56.83 +.63 +9.3 SpdrKbwBk 25.68 +.12 -.9 stocks have turned in the opposite direction. Ameriprise 62.17 +1.13 +8.0 DirxSCBull 93.74 +1.32 +29.4 iShEMkts 49.70 -.41 +4.3 US Airwy 8.77 +.02 -12.4 NiSource 19.42 +.05 +10.2 SpdrLehHY 40.81 +.08 +2.8 US Gold 9.11-.26 +12.9 AmeriBrgn 41.00 -1.03 +20.2 Discover 24.67 +.17 +33.1 iShB20 T93.60 +.71 -.6 NobleCorp 42.04 -.24 +17.5 SpdrRetl 53.62 -.06 +10.9 Ametek s45.94 -.82 +17.0 DiscCm A43.14 +.75 +3.5 iS Eafe 63.76 +.43 +9.5 USA Tech h3.40 +.10+230.1 Index of 15 airline stocks Jet fuel price per gallon NokiaCp 9.26 +.08 -10.3 SpdrMetM 74.65 +.09 +8.5 USEC 4.56 -.02 -24.3 Amgen 57.14 +.32 +4.1 Disney 43.02 +.44 +14.7 iShR2K 86.08 +.39 +10.0 NorflkSo 73.87 +5.46 +17.6 SPX Cp 85.52 +1.18 +19.6 80 $5 Anadarko 78.64 +.56 +3.3 DomRescs 46.33 +.27 +8.5 iShREst 62.47 +.69 +11.6 UniSrcEn 37.26 +.39 +4.0 NoestUt 35.38 +.24 +11.0 Safeway 24.61 -.67 +9.4 UnilevNV32.99 -.51 +5.1 Annaly 17.83 +.04 -.5 Dover 68.02 +.54 +16.4 ITT Corp 58.88 -.40 +13.0 NthnO&G 23.60 -1.03 -13.3 StJoe 26.16 -.04 +19.7 Unilever 32.53 -.33 +5.3 Apache 130.00 +3.08 +9.0 DowChm 40.71 +.79 +19.2 ITW 58.34 +.67 +9.3 NorthropG 63.09 +.19 +7.4 SanDisk49.39 -1.18 -.9 UnionPac 102.90 +1.10 +11.1 60 4 Apple Inc 346.75 -3.40 +7.5 DrPepSnap 39.62 -.44 +12.7 Imax Corp 34.24 +1.94 +22.0 NwstNG 46.05 +.34 -.9 SandRdge 12.30 -.14 +68.0 Unisys 28.63 +.61 +10.6 ApldMatl 15.69 -.23 +11.7 DryShips 4.67 -.09 -15.0 Informat 54.70 -.40 +24.2 NovaGld g12.87 -.36 -9.8 SaraLee 19.16 -.12 +9.4 UtdContl 22.11-.67 -7.2 Arbitron 38.08 +.61 -8.3 DuPont 56.75 +1.13 +13.8 InfosysT 64.42 -1.77 -15.3 Novartis 58.86 +.59 -.2 Satcon h3.00 -.19 -33.3 UtdMicro 2.76 -.05 -12.7 40 3 ArcelorMit 36.60 +.47 -4.0 DukeEngy 18.68 +.14 +4.9 InglesMkts 19.02 -.12 -.9 Novlus 31.92 -2.76 -1.2 SaulCntr 43.50 +.68 -8.1 UPS B74.81 +.54 +3.1 ArchCoal 33.51 +.28 -4.4 DukeRlty 15.31 +.10 +22.9 Intel 22.80 +.17 +8.4 Nucor 46.49 +.21 +6.1 Savvis 39.22 -.07 +53.7 US Bancrp 25.48 -.07 -5.5 ArmHld 31.40 -.23 +51.3 Dycom 14.57 -.01 -1.2 IBM 170.78 +.41 +16.4 NustarEn 67.65 +.16 -2.6 Schlmbrg 89.11-.27 +6.7 20 2 Arris 11.70 -1.29 +4.3 ECDang n23.07 -.43 -14.8 Intl Coal 10.24 -.24 +32.3 NuvFloat 12.47 -.03 +5.6 SchoolSp 14.27 +.03 +2.4 US NGs rs 11.79 +.41 -1.6 AstraZen 49.90 -1.72 +8.0 ETrade rs 16.25 -.05 +1.6 IntlGame 17.55 -.16 -.8 NvMAd 12.96 +.06 -.9 Schwab 18.57 -.05 +8.5 US OilFd 44.83 -.19 +14.9 Atmel 15.04 -.16 +22.1 eBay 34.00 -.03 +22.2 IntPap 30.48 +.50 +11.9 NvPA13.07 +.04 -2.0 SeagateT 17.80 +.02 +18.4 USSteel 47.66 +.29 -18.4 0 1 ATMOS 34.70 +.28 +11.2 EMC Cp 28.32 +.17 +23.7 Interpublic 11.73 -.69 +10.5 Nvidia 19.51 +.21 +26.7 SearsHldgs87.26 +.24 +18.3 UtdTech 89.01 +1.15 +13.1 ’07 ’08 ’09 ’10 ’11 AutoData 54.21 -.07 +17.1 ENI 53.32 +.40 +21.9 Intersil 14.62 -.18 -4.3 OcciPet 105.13 +2.13 +7.2 SemiHTr36.59 -.13 +12.5 UtdhlthGp 49.10 +.89 +36.0 AvalRare n9.12 -.02 +46.2 ErthLink 8.31 -.05 -3.4 Invesco 24.97 +.15 +3.8 OfficeDpt 4.45 -.03 -17.6 SempraEn 55.11+.22 +5.0 UnumGrp 26.42 +.33 +9.1 AvanirPhm 4.30 +.11+5.4 Eastgrp 46.04 +.85 +8.8 ItauUnibH 23.47 -.91 -1.8 OfficeMax 10.00 -2.49 -43.5 ServiceCp 11.74 -.16 +42.3 UrbanOut31.83 -1.27 -11.1 AveryD 42.50 -.60 +.4 EKodak 2.85 -.32 -46.8 JAlexandr 6.00 +.15 +14.3 OilSvHT 160.30 -.12 +14.1 ShawGrp 38.77 +.65 +13.3 Valassis 30.09 +4.19 -7.0 Avon 29.39 +.11+1.1 ElPasoCp 19.27 -.05 +40.0 J&J Snack 50.00 +.91 +3.6 Vale SA 33.09 -.36 -4.3 SOURCES: Bureau of Transportation Statistics; Energy Information Administration; FactSet Stan Choe, E. 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NATIONAL FORECAST NATIONAL FORECAST: Showersand thunderstorms will fall along afrontal boundary over the ° SATURDAY SUNDAY Northern Plains.Rain and snow will be likely behind this system overthe northern and central TODAY Rockies.Afew showers will linger over portions of the Northwest as well. Afew showers will linger 57 Partly Clear, over the Northeast, while southern Floridahas achance of thunderstorms. Partly sunny, light sunny ashower ° winds 46 67° 72° 40° 45°

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 53/41 49/35 Showers, Mostly Mostly Mostly 65/49 thunder sunny sunny sunny 69/48 In manyplaces 62/48 59/42 locally this 60° 65° 65° 70° 69/35 69/50 monthrainfall 66/50 totals range 50° 35° 35° 40° 75/57 from 8to11inch- TODAY’SSUMMARY es, making this REGIONAL FORECAST 65/54 oneofthe 76/53 wettest Aprils in ThePoconos 92/65 Today’shigh/ Syracuse Highs: 54-63. Lows: 35-41. Mostly cloudy 83/67 over 100 years. Tonight’s low 51/39 skiestoday.Partly cloudy skies tonight. Hopefully,the Albany 84/69 forecast of near 60/38 48/35 88/71 89/71 normal rainfall next month will TheJerseyShore Binghamton 55/34 verify.Colder air 54/36 Highs: 64-69. Lows: 43-47. Partly cloudy moving in aloft andpleasant today. Clearing skies CityYesterdayToday Tomorrow CityYesterdayToday Tomorrow today will desta- Towanda tonight. 57/37 Anchorage 43/28/.0048/35/sh 49/34/sh Myrtle Beach 79/73/.0075/55/s74/60/s bilize the atmos- Poughkeepsie Atlanta70/60/.01 76/53/s80/57/s Nashville 69/49/.0076/52/s82/60/s pheretothe Scranton 67/40 59/39 TheFinger Lakes Baltimore78/70/.0469/46/pc72/50/s NewOrleans 76/62/.00 80/62/s85/69/pc pointwhere Wilkes-Barre Highs: 43-54. Lows: 34-40. Mostly cloudy Boston 70/64/.00 68/45/pc 65/45/pc Norfolk 85/71/.08 74/51/s70/53/s scattered show- 59/38 with achance of showers today. Buffalo70/50/.02 43/40/sh 61/46/s Oklahoma City78/38/.00 82/60/s76/54/pc erswill form, and cloudiness Decreasing clouds tonight. Charlotte79/69/.1876/47/s 78/54/s Omaha71/46/.00 74/48/pc 62/40/c Pottsville NewYork City Chicago 45/40/.0262/48/s 73/48/t Orlando 93/75/.0084/61/pc86/64/s tonight will help State College 61/37 69/48 Cleveland 68/48/.0255/42/sh60/49/s Phoenix 90/64/.0092/64/s 84/56/s keep tempera- 55/36 Brandywine Valley Dallas 76/47/.0083/67/s 83/69/t Pittsburgh 65/55/.0757/37/sh69/50/s tures above Reading Denver69/33/.00 69/35/pc 44/35/rs Portland, Ore. 52/41/.03 55/42/sh 56/39/pc freezing. Skies Harrisburg 64/40 Highs: 65-68. Lows: 43-45. Partly cloudy 63/42 and pleasant today. Clearing skies Detroit 60/46/.64 59/42/s63/53/pc St. Louis 68/46/.0074/55/pc 77/55/t shouldonce Honolulu 84/73/.0288/71/sh86/71/sh Salt LakeCity65/39/.0044/31/rs 49/31/pc Philadelphia tonight. again clear in 67/45 Houston82/57/.0084/69/s 83/75/c San Antonio 81/58/.0087/68/pc92/73/pc time foravery Indianapolis 61/42/.05 64/46/s75/56/pc San Diego 75/60/.0065/54/s70/54/s sunnySaturday Atlantic City Delmarva/Ocean City LasVegas82/57/.0083/52/s69/51/s San Francisco 61/50/.0064/49/s 67/49/s with the nice 67/46 Highs: 68-71. Lows: 45-50. Partly cloudy Los Angeles 72/58/.0065/54/s72/56/s Seattle 48/39/.0453/41/pc55/40/pc weather lasting and pleasant today. Clearing skies Miami 89/78/.0089/71/t 84/73/pc Tampa 88/76/.0084/65/pc86/66/s intoSunday. tonight. Milwaukee 45/42/.0158/43/s 63/43/t Tucson 88/54/.0092/58/s85/49/s More showers Minneapolis 49/35/.0665/49/pc59/36/sh Washington, DC 77/70/.0369/50/pc75/51/s will arrive late ALMANAC Recorded at Wilkes-Barre/ScrantonInt’l Airport WORLD CITIES Sunday and Monday.This is Temperatures Precipitation River Levels, from 12 p.m. yesterday. CityYesterday Today Tomorrow CityYesterdayToday Tomorrow Yesterday75/59 Yesterday1.16” Susquehanna Stage Chg. Fld. Stg Forecasts, graphs thethirdwettest Average 64/42 Month to date6.49” Wilkes-Barre 24.81 3.34 22.0 and data ©2011 Amsterdam 64/50/.0068/50/t72/43/pc Mexico City84/55/.0083/57/pc86/56/pc April on record Record High 91 in 1990 Normal monthtodate3.04” Towanda 19.40 3.77 21.0 Weather Central, LP Baghdad 91/64/.0096/75/pc93/69/c Montreal 72/48/.0055/39/sh 64/43/s at Avoca with Record Low 27 in 1972 Year to date16.93” Lehigh Beijing 72/48/.0075/51/sh 73/50/s Moscow 72/50/.0059/41/s 60/43/sh 6.49 inches of Heating Degree Days* Normal year to date10.27” Bethlehem 5.50 3.18 16.0 Formoreweather Berlin 73/54/.0075/45/c 66/37/pc Paris 52/48/.00 70/50/t 71/52/t rain. information go to: Buenos Aires 81/63/.00 73/61/c68/53/sh Rio de Janeiro79/72/.00 82/71/s83/70/s Yesterday0Sun and Moon Delaware - Tom Clark Month to date415 Sunrise Sunset Port Jervis 9.51 1.51 18.0 www.timesleader.com Dublin 59/34/.0059/43/s 61/45/pc Riyadh 93/59/.0099/74/pc98/73/pc Year to date6002 Today 6:04a 7:58p Frankfurt 68/50/.0074/50/t73/51/t Rome 66/48/.0068/52/s64/54/sh Last year to date5568 Tomorrow 6:03a 7:59p NewFirst Full Last National Weather Service HongKong 86/77/.0076/72/t 81/75/t San Juan 85/75/.0085/76/pc84/75/t Normal year to date5938 Moonrise Moonset 607-729-1597 Jerusalem 79/63/.0782/61/s 76/52/sh Tokyo 75/57/.00 64/52/s71/53/pc *Indexoffuel consumption, howfar the day’s Today 4:01a 4:50p London 63/43/.0068/50/t67/51/sh Warsaw 75/50/.0068/50/s63/32/t mean temperaturewas below 65 degrees. Tomorrow 4:25a 5:48p May 3May 10 May 17 May 24 Key: s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sn-snow, sf-snowﬂurries, i-ice.

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UNKNOWN HEIRS, SUCCESSORS, 2011 at 9:00 a.m. of the Opera 8/6; Ironman treadmill; DRS; BRS; kitchen sets; call for deadlines in the Multipurpose been granted in the JUNK Colleen Metroka Wicked 10/19 ASSIGNS, AND ALL PERSONS, FIRMS Estate of Peter 570-592-4796 weightswith bench; dressers; 50” TV;surround OR ASSOCIATIONS CLAIMING RIGHT Room on the 7th 1-800-432-8069 sound; lots of noveltyitems; rugs; patio set; lots of Youmay email floor of Wilkes- Cole, late of Wilkes- CAR & TITLE AND INTEREST FROM OR UNDER your notices to Barre, Luzerne vintage sports magazines, books &stickerbooks; ALVASTEVENS, Barre General Hos- pital located at 575 County,Pennsylva- 250 General Auction 250 General Auction oil paintings; vintage movie posters; Byers mpeznowski@ North River Street, nia, who died on TRUCKS Choice; Department 56; lots of Halloween props; Defendant. timesleader.com November 25, 2010. Notice Wilkes-Barre, PA. Disney snow globes; Hartland plastic &late 80’s Anyone wishing to All persons indebted WANTED Starting Lineup; lots of collectables; Very partial or fax to to said Estate are If you wish to defend, you must attend please con- SHORT NOTICEAUCTION listing AU1839L 570-831-7312 tact the hospital at required to make Highest Prices enter awritten appearance personally or payment without J&JAUCTION 570-384-4041 by attorney andfileyourdefensesor 570-552-7639 by AUCTIONS or mail to May 1, 2011. delay,and those Paid!!! Note. Check web site jandjauction.netfor pictures objections in writing with the court. You The Times Leader having claims or BY MARVA are warned that if you fail to do so the and listing or call 570-384-0385 for recorded list- 15 N. Main Street ESTATE NOTICE demands to present FREE 213 E. LUZERNE AVE.,LARKSVILLE ing case may proceed without you and ajudg- Wilkes-Barre, PA the same without ment may be entered against you without 18711 Estate of John delay to the Admin- REMOVAL SATURDAY-APRIL 30-4:30 P.M. further notice for the relief requested by Anthony Sr., Late of istrator, LOTS OF TOOLS,PORCELAIN DOLLS, the plaintiff. Youmay lose money or prop- For additional Larksville, Pa. (Died Call V&G JEWELRY. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!!! erty or other rights important to you. March 3, 2011). Let- Nescopeck TWP. information or MICHAEL J. AUCT: MARVA MYSLAK AU-3247L questions regard- ters of Adminis-tra- BENDICK, ESQUIRE Anytime YOU SHOULD TAKE THIS ing legal notices tion have been 400 Third Avenue FOR INFO: 822-8249 Volunteer Fire Co NOTICE TO YOUR LAWYER AT ONCE. IF you may call granted to John J. Suite 318 288-8995 10% BUYERS PREMIUM YOU DO NOT HAVE ALAWYER OR CAN- Marti Peznowski Anthony Jr.All per- Kingston, PA 18704 WWW.AUCTIONZIP.COM ID #3473 36TH ANNUAL NOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR TELE- at 570-970-7371 sons having claims PHONE THE OFFICE SET FORTH BELOW or 570-829-7130 against the Estate CONSIGNMENT AUCTION TO FIND OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET or indebted to the NORTHEAST PA TOP JOBS 250 GeneralAuction 250 General Auction LEGAL HELP. Estate shall make ESTATENOTICE Saturday April 30th payments or pres- NOTICE IS HEREBY ent claims to John The following companies are hiring: GIVEN that Letters Rain or Shine LUZERNE COUNTY J. Anthony Jr., Testamentary have LEGAL SERVICES OF Executor,R.390 PUBLIC AUCTION Sale Starts at 9:00AM -??? been issued to Paul NORTHEASTERN PA,INC. W. Broadway St. MAY7,2011 -10:00 AM F. Hughes, Execu- Independent Graphics 410 BICENTENNIAL BUILDING Larksville, PA 18651. VALLEY CREST NURSING HOME Breakfast at 7:00AM -9:00AM tor,ofthe Estate of 15 PUBLIC SQUARE Bridon American Wilkes-Barre, PA WILKES-BARRE, PA 18701 Alice Hand Hughes, LEGAL NOTICE Lunch Available 9:00AM -??? Reinhart Foodservice, (Rt. 315 next to (717) 825-8567 of Dallas Boro, PUBLIC AUCTION Luzerne County, As approved by the LLC Wyoming Valley Mall) OR Pennsylvania, who Luzerne County VEHICLES:Cars, Trucks, Vans Accepting Consignments of Farm died on April 2, 2011. Commissioners, OFFICE EQUIPMENT:Fax Machinery,Household, Vehicles, All persons indebted 21 NORTH CHURCH STREET L.A.G.Auction Machines, Printers, Room Divider, Collectibles, Yard Sale Items, Etc. HAZELTON, PA 18201 to the Estate are Services will hold File Cabinet, etc. required to make (717) 455-9511 an Auction at Valley Chairs and Tables From Wednesday 4/27 to Friday 4/29, payment and those Crest Nursing L.A.G. 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PAGE 2C FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2011 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 409 Autos under 409 Autos under 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale $5000 Collect cash,not dust! $5000 Clean out your BMW `02 330 ACME AUTO SALES CHEVROLET `88 FORD ‘05 EXPLORER JEEP `04 GRAND LEXUS`98 LS 400 WANTED! VOLKSWAGEN `01 CONVERTIBLE 343-1959 Excellent condition, CADILLAC `94 83K miles. Beautiful 1009 Penn Ave MONTE CARLO SS SPORTTRAC XLT CHEROKEE LIMITED garage kept, 1 basement, garage condition. Newly Scranton 18509 V8, automatic, 1/2 Ton, 4WD, 4WD, 6cylinder owner.Must see. ALL PASSATGLS WAGON re-done interior Across from Scranton Prep auto. Moonroof. Low mileage, 90K. SatinSilverMetallic. 51,267 miles, automatic, V6 DEVILLE SEDAN leather &carpeting. GOOD CREDIT,BAD MUST SELL $15,992 Fully powered. New Leather interior.All 1.8L 4cylinder 94,000 miles, $13,500. CREDIT,NOCREDIT brakes &tires. power.GPS naviga- turbo. Cold weather or attic and call the $9,200 OBO JUNK automatic, front 570-313-3337 Call Our Auto Credit (570) 760-0511 94,000 highway tion, moon roof, cd package&traction Hot Line to get miles. $11,500 changer.Loaded. wheel drive, 4 control. 101,700 Pre-approved for a (570) 822-6334 Asking $10,000. Call CARS! Classified depart- Car Loan! miles. Greatcondi- door,air condi- CHRYSLER ‘06 570-706-6156 BMW `04 325i 800-825-1609 tion.Asking$4,300 tioning, air bags, (570)417-7678 CA$H ment today at 570- all power,cruise www.acmecarsales.net 300C HEMI 560 Pierce St. KIA `08 RONDO 07 CHYSLER 300C Light green, 18,000 Maroon with beige Kingston, PA LINCOLN`06 Line up aplace to live control, leather Hemi, AWD, Slate miles, loaded, interior. All options. PAID 829-7130! interior,$3,300. grey,grey int leather,wood trim, www.wyoming 78,000 miles. Still in classified! 06 CHYSLER 300 valleymotors.com under warranty. 570-394-9004 $24,000. TOWN CAR LIMITED BLACK, AUTO,V6 570-222-4960 570-714-9924 Received 60,000 Fully loaded. 135 Legals/ 135 Legals/ 06 PONTIAC G-6 leave message mile servicing. New 46,000 miles, 570-301-3602 Public Notices Public Notices Silver,4dr,auto tires. KBB Value Triple coated SATURN ‘99 SC1 05 FORD 500 FORD ‘10 $8,500. Asking only Pearlized White. 5Speed. Like New!! AWD, grey,4dr,V6 CHRYSLER `02 $7,900. AMust See! Showroom NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS New Tires, tinted 05JAGUAR X-TYPE (570) 457-0553 condition. windows, sun roof, TAURUS SEL $18,900. MAZDA `04 RX-8 AND RESIDENTS 3.0, hunter green, AWD, V6 &Alloys Hunter Green, OF THE BOROUGH OF YATESVILLE black leather tan leather (AWD) PT CRUISER $19,982 570-814-4926 or interior.Only Inferno Red, flame (570) 654-2596 80,000 miles. LUZERNE COUNTY,PENNSYLVANIA 05 CHEVY MALIBU LEXUS`95 ES 300 New brakes & 57,000 Miles!!! green, 4door,auto design. Chrome Beautiful, mint wheels. 47,000 condition. Grey with rotors. New NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that PRICE REDUCED TO 03 HYUNDAI ACCENT miles, one owner. leather interior.2 alignment. Two the Council (the "Council") of the Borough $14,000!! White, 4door,4cyl. new rear tires. For more info, 66,000 miles Looks and runs owners.New brakes MAZDA `04 3 of Yatesville, Luzerne County,Pennsylva- great. New inspec- Hatchback, 92,000 No accidents. call (570) 762-3714 04 CHRYSLER PT rotors &shocks. nia (the "Borough"), proposes to enact at a 3door coupe. Only tion. $5,800 miles. Excellent CRUISER GT,slvr,blk Ice cold AC. Fully PRICE REDUCED meeting of the Council that is to be held 122,000 miles. Call (570) 472-1854 560 Pierce St. condition. auto, $8,000 or best not more than thirty (30) days nor less lthr,auto, sunroof loaded. 112K. sunroof, premium Cd player,AC, Kingston, PA Asking $4,900 offer.For more than three (3) days from the date of adver- Moonroof, leather BMW `07 328xi 01 NISSAN ALTIMA www.wyoming sound and alloy Black with black (347) 452-3650 information, call tisement of this Notice, an ordinance (the interior,alloy rims, 4dr, slvr,auto, 4cyl wheels. $8,300 interior.Heated CHRYSLER `99 valleymotors.com Mountain Top (570) 332-4213 "Ordinance") authorizing, among other Like New tires. 01 AUDI S8 QUATRO (570) 864-2337 seats. Back up & 570-714-9924 things, the incurrence of nonelectoral Fresh detail and Full Burg./tan lthr., navigation sys- indebtedness of the Borough, evidenced of GAS... Nav., 360 HP,AWD CONCORDE tems. New tires & Sudan with leather Rare, Exclusive by acertain note of the Borough (the ONLY$2,999 01 AUDI A8 L 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale brakes. Sunroof. cashmere beige, interior.Fully HONDA `06 CIVIC EX “Note”). The caption and summary of the For more pics or 2door,5speed, air, Opportunity To Garage kept. Many tan lthr., nav., AWD loaded. Cold air Ordinance to be considered by the Coun- information, call power windows & extras! 46,000 00 NISSAN ALTIMA GXE conditioning. Own... cil at such meeting is as follows: (570) 301-7221 locks, sun roof, CD, Miles. Blue/grey Inspected. Good APRIL SALES EVENT! advertisinguy cruise &alloys. Asking $19,500. leather,auto, 4cyl. Condition. $1,350. AN ORDINANCE @gmail.com Excellent condition, 6Mo. Service Contract Included! 570-825-8888 or 00 MERCEDES-BENZ (570) 299-0772 very well main- 626-297-0155 S-430 slvr/blck 10 CHRYSLER 05 PONTIAC ‘26 FORD OF THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF tained with service 412 Autos for Sale Call Anytime! lthr., 64,000 miles SEBRING LIMITED MONTANA EXT VAN YATESVILLE, LUZERNE COUNTY,PENN- records, remaining 00 SUBARU OUTBACK MODEL T SYLVANIA, SETTING FORTH ITS INTENT TO DODGE `01 STRATUS Honda warranty. Panel Delivery STATION WAGON, ISSUE ITS GUARANTEED SEWER REV- 65K, $10,500. 100 point AWD(Burgundy/tan ENUE NOTE, SERIES OF 2011 IN THE PRIN- 2004 VOLVO XC70 BMW `93 325 IC SE 570-706-0921 Concours quality CIPAL AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED SIX HUN- Cross Country, Convertible, leather,sunroof) 4door,automatic restoration. Red DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($600,000), All Wheel Drive Metallic Green 98 HONDA CIVIC EX, Power windows, Leather,Power Seat, CD,Cruise, DVD Rear Entertainment Center,Rear with black fend- $11880 Exterior &Tan 2dr, auto, silver seats &locks .V6, One Owner,Low Miles, XClean A/C,Heat, 7Pass, PrivacyGlass, Nice! PURSUANT TO THE ACT OF THE GENERAL HONDA `07 CIVIC $ * $ * ers. Never Driven. ASSEMBLYOFTHE COMMONWEALTH OF Interior,5Speed 77 Pontiac Firebird Asking $2,900. Call EX. 34k miles. 14,995 8,995 0miles on PENNSYLVANIA, 53 PA.C.S. CHAPTERS Transmission, Black V6, T-Tops (570) 819-3140 or excellent condition, restoration. 80-82, AS AMENDED, KNOWN AS THE Heated Seats. 2nd 73 VW BEETLE CONV. (570) 709-5677 sunroof, alloys, a/c, 08 MITSUBISHI 09 CHEVY MALIBU RARE! LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT DEBT ACT Owner,66k Miles. olympic blu, blck cd, 1owner,garage ECLIPSE GS 4DR LS $40,000 (THE "ACT"); FINDING THATAPRIVATE Excellent Condition, top, 4speed kept. $13,000. Call $38,000 Garage Kept, FORD `04 MUSTANG SALE BY NEGOTIATION IS IN THE BEST SUVS, VANS, Mach I, 40th 570-760-0612 $36,500 FINANCIAL INTERESTS OF THE BOR- Excellent Gas TRUCKS, 4X4’s ANNIVERSARY EDITION OUGH; DETERMINING THATSUCH 2011 560 Pierce St. Mileage. Carfax 08 CADILLAC ESCALADE V8, Auto, 1,200 5Speed, CD,Alloys, 30K, One Owner,CD, Cruise, Kingston, PA available. Price Sporty,One Owner NOTE SHALL EVIDENCE NONELECTORAL Blk/Blk leather,3rd miles, all options, HONDA `07 CIVIC FactoryWarranty reduced $7,995 Sport SI. Red, with $ * DEBT OF THE BOROUGH; SPECIFYING www.wyoming seat, Navgtn, 4x4 show room condi- $ * or trade for SUV or black interior, 12,995 14,995 2002 BMW 745i THATSUCH INDEBTEDNESS IS TO BE valleymotors.com 07 CHEVY EQUINOX LT tion. Call for info. The Flagship of other. Beautiful / 75,000 miles. 6 INCURRED TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO 570-714-9924 grey,V6AWD Asking $24,995 07 CHEVY ONE 09 PONTIAC G6 the Fleet Fun Car. speed, spoiler and TON DUMP TRUCK FINANCE ACERTAIN PROJECT OF THE 07 DODGE NITRO SXT, Serious inquiries New -$87,000 570-388-6669 body kit. Tinted win- BOROUGH WHICH CONSISTS OF,AMONG garnet red, V6, 4x4 only.570-636-3151 Midnight Emerald OTHER THINGS: (1) THE PLANNING, 06 DODGE GRAND dows, with beige leather DESIGNING, ACQUIRING, CONSTRUCT- 2007 PONTIAC G6 CARAVAN ES, red, Reduced $11,900 interior.61K miles. ING, FURNISHING AND EQUIPPING OF GTP 1OWNER BMW `93 325 IC (570) 714-0384 LEATHER AND Convertible, 4dr,entrtnmt cntr, FORD `07 Mint condition. ADDITIONS, RENOVATIONS AND 7pass mini van Dual RR Wheels, 14K Miles, One Owner,CD, PW,PDL, Loaded. Garage MOONROOF Metallic Green Auto,Excellent Condition LowMiles, XClean IMPROVEMENTS TO THE SEWER SYSTEM Exterior &Tan 06 JEEP COMMANDER $ * $ * Kept. Navigation OF THE BOROUGH AND (2) PAYING THE $14950 MUSTANG GT 21,995 13,995 Interior,5Speed Slvr,3rd seat, 4x4 Premium package, VITO’S Stunning, COSTS AND EXPENSES OF ISSUING THE 06 DODGE RAM 1500 Must Sell! Transmission, silver,black leather *Plus tax, tags, title &doc fees. 2011 NOTE; SETTING FORTH AREASON- Heated Seats. 2nd SLT, quad cab, interior,5speed & $20,000 ABLE ESTIMATE OF THE USEFUL LIFE OF Owner,66k Miles. hemi, blk, 4dr.,4x4 manual. 20,000 $18,600 THE PROJECT TO BE FINANCED BY THE Excellent Condition, 06 DAKOTA QUAD CAB miles. $18,900 JO-DAN MOTORS 2011 NOTE; ACCEPTING ACOMMITMENT Garage Kept, SLT, silver,auto., (570) 868-3832 GINO’S 1339 N. RIVER STREET FOR THE PURCHASE OF SUCH 2011 NOTE Excellent Gas V6, 4x4 PLAINS, PA.18702 ATPRIVATESALE BY NEGOTIATION; PRO- 560 Pierce St. 1993 CADILLAC Kingston, PA Mileage. Carfax 06 JEEP LIBERTY 829-2043 VIDING THATSUCH 2011 NOTE, WHEN SPORT white, V6, FORD `92 MUSTANG Wanted: www.wyoming available. Price www.jo-danmotors.com ISSUED, SHALL CONSTITUTE AGUARAN- 4x4 Convertible, ALANTE reduced $7,995 2Door TEED REVENUE OBLIGATION OF THE valleymotors.com 05 MAZDA TRIBUTE S, 55,000 original Junk or trade for SUV or Convertible BOROUGH; FIXING THE FORM, NUMBER, 570-714-9924 green, auto, V6, miles 5.0 auto, other. Beautiful / Exquisite Candy DATE, INTEREST AND MATURITY THERE- 4x4 some engine Cars& Fun Car. Apple Red black OF AND PLACE OF PAYMENT OF THE 05 GMC SIERRA upgrades. Garaged YOMING VALLEY 570-388-6669 soft top. 13,000 PRINCIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON SUCH X-Cab, blk, auto, showcar.$8200 Trucks ACURA `00 INTEGRA original miles. All 2011 NOTE; AUTHORIZING SPECIFIED GS Coupe. 1owner, 4x4 truck (570) 283-8235 Highest AUTOA SALES INC. clean title. 106K, available options, OFFICERS OF THE BOROUGH TO CON- 05 MERCURY MOUNT- 197 West End Road, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18706 TRACT WITH THE PAYING AGENT FOR ITS automatic. Leather BUICK ‘07 LUCERNE Prices including gold One Owner. AINEER PREMIUM, SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE interior,all power, 825-7577 alloy wheels. Leather,CD, Silver,black leather, 2011 NOTE, IF NECESSARY;SETTING remote start, moon- FORD `98 TAURUS Paid!! Garage Kept. 1 Alloy Wheels 3rd seat, AWD Gold. Goodcondi- 02 HYUNDAI SONATA 06 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER FORTH THE SUBSTANTIAL FORM OF THE roof, alloy wheels owner.Final $15,580 05 CHEVY EQUINOX tionRunsgreat. FREE PICKUP TOURING EDITION CONVERTIBLE 2011 NOTE EVIDENCING THE DEBT; and more! $4,000 Silver,4door,4x4 87,000 miles, R- Model Year. Gorgeous AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A 570-709-4137 05 FORD EXPLORER title, Recently LOAN OR FUNDING AGREEMENT XLT, white 4door inspected. 288-8995 Automobile! BETWEEN THE PENNSYLVANIA INFRA- 4x4 $2,700.Call $31,000 78K Miles $29,900 STRUCTURE INVESTMENT AUTHORITY 04CHEVY SUBURBAN (570) 814-6198 53K Miles ACURA `08 RDX $27,900 AND THE BOROUGH WHICH PROVIDES Good Condition. LS, pewter silver, $ $ AMONG OTHER THINGS, FOR THE PAY- HYUNDAI `04 53,000 miles. 560 Pierce St. 3rd seat, 4x4 4,995 9,450 MENT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF AND INTER- AWD, Full Power, Kingston, PA 04 JEEP GRAND FORD ‘02 From an Exotic, EST ON THE 2011 NOTE; AUTHORIZING TIBURON GT 05 SUZUKI FORENZA 06 CHEVY COBALT AM/FM, CD www.wyoming CHEROKEE LAREDO, Blue, 5speed PrivateCollection EXECUTION AND ATTESTATION OF SUCH Changer,Blue Special Edition. manual, CD, Air, valleymotors.com FOCUSWAGON 2011 NOTE; PROVIDING COVENANTS Tooth, XM Radio, Grey,sunroof, 4x4 Low mileage, factory alarm, Call 570-650-0278 RELATED TO DEBT SERVICE APPLICABLE Leather Interior 570-714-9924 04 CHEVY TRAILBLAZ One owner power windows & TO SUCH 2011 NOTE TO THE EXTENT &Sunroof ER,seafoam $7,984 locks. 38K. REQUIRED BY THE ACT AND PLEDGING $20,500 grn/tan lthr., 4x4 $7,500 negotiable. 59K Miles 72K Miles MERCEDES-BENZ `01 THE FULL FAITH, CREDIT AND TAXING (570) 814-8398 CADILLAC ‘06 STS 04 GMC ENVOY XUV AWD, 6cylinder,Sil- Call 570-540-6236 POWER OF THE BOROUGH IN SUPPORT Call after 9:30 a.m. slvr., 4dr.,V6, 4x4 $ $ ver,52,600 miles, 6,450 6,995 THEREOF; PLEDGING THE RECEIPTS AND 04 DODGE DURANGO sunroof, heated C-240 REVENUES GENERATED FROM OR BY THE LIMITED,Sandstone, Loaded, automatic, LINE UP seats, Bose sound 01 FORD ESCORTZX2 SEWER SYSTEM AS ADDITIONAL SECURI- tan leather,3rd HYUNDAI ‘11 SONATA 05 DODGE NEON SXT AC, heated leather system, 6CD GLS, automatic. TY FOR THE 2011 NOTE; CREATING A seat, 4x4 560 Pierce St. seats, 4door. AGREATDEAL... changer,satellite Only 2,400 miles. SINKING FUND IN CONNECTION WITH 04 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER Kingston, PA $4,700 radio, Onstar,park- $19,880 SUCH 2011 NOTE, TO THE EXTENT LS, white, V6, 4x4 www.wyoming Call 570-388-6535 IN CLASSIFIED! ing assist, remote REQUIRED BY THE ACT;DESIGNATING 04 JEEP GRAND keyless entry,elec- valleymotors.com THE PAYING AGENT TO BE THE SINKING CHEROKEE LAREDO 61K Miles 65K Miles tronic keyless igni- 570-714-9924 FUND DEPOSITARY;AUTHORIZING THE AUDI `02 A4 gold, 4dr.,V6, 4x4 3.0, V6, AWD tion, &more! $ $ MERCEDES-BENZ `05 EXECUTION OF ONE OR MORE INVEST- 03 FORD WINDSTAR automatic, tiptronic $17,600 6,550 4,550 MENT AGREEMENTS BY SPECIFIED OFFI- LX, green, 4door, 240C CERS OF THE BOROUGH (IF APPLICABLE) transmission. Fully 570-881-2775 FORD ‘02 MUSTANG 4Matic, V6 -Gray, loaded, leather entertainment sys. 560 Pierce St. MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM AND THE PURCHASE OF CERTAIN U.S. 7pass. minivan Kingston, PA 77K highway miles, TREASURY OBLIGATIONS OR ANY OTHER interior.92,000 SERVICED, INSPECTED, &WARRANTIED Excellent condition, 03 CHEVY 1500, V8, GT CONVERTIBLE www.wyoming FINANCING AVAILABLE SECURITIES OR INVESTMENTS IN CON- miles. Good condi- CADILLAC `04 Red with black top. 447 dealer serviced. Sun tion. Asking $9,500. X-cab, white, 4x4 6,500 miles. One valleymotors.com www.WyomingValleyAutos.com NECTION WITH THE PROJECT;AUTHORIZ- 284 roof, heated seats. Call (570) 417-3395 02 DODGE RAM 1500 Owner.Excellent ING AND DIRECTING SPECIFIED OFFICERS SEVILLE SLS Quad Cab, SLT, 570-714-9924 $15,500. Call OF THE BOROUGH TO PREPARE, EXE- Beige. Fully loaded Condition. $18,500 570-288-3916 Red auto 4x4 truck 570-760-5833 CUTE AND DELIVER ALL OTHER NECES- Excellent condition. 02 MERCURY MOUNT- Runs great. New SARY AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AND AUDI `05 A4 AINEER PREMIUM, TOYOTA`05 PRIUS TO DO, TO TAKE AND TO PERFORM ALL Turbo, Navy Blue rotors, new brakes. white, tan leather, 65,000 miles, good MERCEDES-BENZ `06 LINCOLN `00 LS condition, keyless SPECIFIED, REQUIRED, NECESSARY OR with grey leather Just serviced. 3rd seat, 4x4 1owner.Low miles. 108,000 miles. Ask- entry,cassette/ APPROPRIATE ACTS TO EFFECT THE interior,fully 02 MAZDA TRIBUTE V6, All leather.Ask- ISSUANCE OF THE 2011 NOTE, INCLUD- loaded automatic. ing $8,000. (570) White, auto, 4x4 radio +snow tires. C-CLASS ing $5,800. Call $12,500 Silver with leather ING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE PREPA- 93,000 miles. All 709-8492 01 DODGE RAM 1500 (570) 819-3140 570-474-5268 interior.Good condi- RATION OF ADEBT STATEMENT AND records. Excellent regular cab, 4x4, (570) 709-5677 tion. 34,000 miles. BORROWING BASE CERTIFICATE AND condition. 4new with cap $15,000 Negotiable tires &new CHEVY`06 COLORADO THE STATEMENTS REQUIRED BY SECTION Extendedcab. Auto. 98 FORD F-150, (570) 885-5956 brakes. Asking 8026 AND 8110(b) OF THE ACT WHICH Power steering, a/c. regular cab pick up $10,000 or best ARE NECESSARY TO QUALIFY ALL OF 40k miles. 2wheel green, auto 4x4 Boat? Car? Truck? offer.Call for info SUCH DEBT FOR EXCLUSION FROM THE drive. 98 FORD RANGER, Motorcycle? Air- 417-2010 Days APPROPRIATE DEBT LIMITS AS SELF-LIQ- $12,600,negotiable. Flairside, reg cap plane? Whatever it 779-4325 Nights UIDATING DEBT,IFAPPROPRIATE, AND 570-678-5040 truck, 5spd, 4x4 is, sell it with a THE FILING OF SPECIFIED DOCUMENTS copper Classified ad. WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY 570-829-7130 AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,ALL AS 457 Wanted to Buy 457 Wanted to Buy REQUIRED BY THE ACT;APPROVING THE Auto Auto ENGINEER'S REPORT AS TO SELF-LIQUI- BadCre dit DATING DEBT;DECLARING THATTHE MERCEDES-BENZ `95 DEBT TO BE EVIDENCED BY SUCH 2011 NOTE, TOGETHER WITH ALL OTHER NoCredit SL 500 INDEBTEDNESS OF THE BOROUGH, WILL CHEVROLET ‘06 Convertible,with NOT BE IN EXCESS OF ANY APPLICABLE $$$ HIGHEST PRICE PAID $$$ removable hard CORVETTE top, dark Blue, LIMITATION IMPOSED BY THE ACT; FOR JUNK Need aCar? AUTHORIZING PROPER OFFICERS OF THE camel interior, CONVERTIBLE Summer Driving BOROUGH TO DELIVER THE 2011 NOTE VEHICLES Silver beauty,1 UPON THE APPROVAL OF THE DEPART- Only, Garage Kept. PICKED UP Owner,Museum Ca ll Marc um Moto rs Very Good MENT OF COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC quality.4,900 DEVELOPMENT;PROVIDING WHEN THIS Condition, No 570-876-1010 miles, 6speed. All 570-693-30 76 Accidents. Classy ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE; possible options PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY OF PROVI- 468Auto Parts 472 Auto Services Car. Price 570-346-7673 including Naviga- www.m arcummoto rs .c om Reduced! SIONS; AND REPEALING ALL ORDI- tion, Power top. NANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES AllVehic le sCom ewith $13,995 New,paid $62,000 or trade for INSOFAR AS THE SAME SHALL BE INCON- 468 Auto Parts 468 Auto Parts Must sell $45,900 $WANTED JUNK $ 2YR-24,000 Mile Warra nty SISTENT HEREWITH. SUV or other. 570-299-9370 VEHICLES 570-388-6669 Acopy of the full proposed text LISPITOWING WEMAKEIT EASY! of the Ordinance described above, which 412 Autos for Sale includes acopy of the substantial form of CHEVROLET `05 We pick up 822-0995 the Note evidencing the nonelectoral indebtedness to be incurred by the Bor- TAHOE Z71 BUYING JUNK VEHICLES Silver birch with ough, may be examined by any citizen at VITO’S DO IT NOW! the office of the Secretary of the Borough, grey leather interior, All Junk located at Municipal Building, 33 Pittston $300 andUp 3rd row seating, & Avenue, Yatesville, Pennsylvania 18640, rear A/C &heat, Cars & on regular business days (Monday through $125 extra if driven, 4WD automatic with Thursday) between the hours of 9:00 a.m. traction control, 5.3l Trucks GINO’S and 12:00 noon, prevailing time. engine, moonroof, pulled or pushed in. rear DVD player. Wanted The Ordinance currently on file Bose stereo +many Like New will be completed by the insertion of cer- NOBODYPaysMore more options. Imm- Highest tain information and may be amended aculate condition. Tires upon final enactment by the Council of the 76,000 adult driven Prices Borough, as the Council of the Borough 570-760-2035 miles. $15,600. Call Monday thru Saturday 6am-9pm (570) 378-2886 & Paid In $15 &UP! may deem necessary or appropriate. Sunday 8am-68pm ask for Joanne CA$H THE ORDINANCE CURRENTLY Like New ON FILE, AMONG OTHER THINGS, ESTI- FREE MATES THATTHE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF CHEVROLET `86 Batteries NONELECTORAL INDEBTEDNESS TO BE PICKUP AUTHORIZED WILL NOT EXCEED Harry’sUPull It CORVETTE $20 &UP! $600,000; HOWEVER, SUCH AMOUNT 4x3 manual, 3over- 570-574-1275 MAYBEINCREASED OR DECREASED drive, 350 engine Carry Out Price AT PRIOR TO FINAL ENACTMENT. with aluminum heads. LT-1 exhaust AS ALWAYS ****HIGHEST PRICES***** 570-301-3602 288-8995 If the Ordinance is enacted, a system. White with Notice of Enactment, including asummary PAIDFOR YOUR UNWANTED red pearls. Custom CALL US! of any omitted details and any amend- flames in flake. New WANTED ments made on final enactment will be VEHICLES!!! tires &hubs. 1 TO JUNK Cars &Full Size advertised after enactment and posted in owner.61,000 origi- YOUR CAR Trucks. For prices... Down payments from $295 accordance with the provisions of the Act DRIVE IN PRICES nal miles. $8,500 Lamoreaux Auto of the General Assembly of the Common- (570) 359-3296 BEST PRICES Parts 477-2562 Weekly payments from $49 wealth, 53 Pa.C.S. Chapters 80-82, as Call for Details (570) 459-9901 Ask for Les IN THE AREA Let the Community (Tax and Tags extra) amended, reenacted and supplemented, Vehicles must be COMPLETE !! CA$HONTHE $POT, Know! [email protected] from time to time, known as the Local FORD `07 MUSTANG Free Anytime Place your Classified www.yourcar415 Kidderbank.comStreet Government Unit Debt Act (the "Act"). This PlusEnter to Win $500.00 Cash!! 63,000 highway Pickup Ad TODAY! Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 Notice is published in compliance with the miles, silver,runs 570-301-3602 570-829-7130 Act. DRAWING TO BE HELD APRIL 30 great, $11,500. 570.822.8870 Secretary Borough of Yatesville negotiable. [email protected] Luzerne County,Pennsylvania www.wegotused.com 570-479-2482 www.yourcarbank.com TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2011 PAGE 3C KENPOL LOCK NISSAN SCAN HERE FO R TH ENUM BER1NISSANDEALERIN SERVICESPEC IA LS TH ENEAND CENTRALPAREGIO N

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PA KENPOL LOCK 1-866-70 4-0672 229 MUNDYSTREET NISSAN WILK ES-BA RRE ,PA. www.kenpollocknissan.com PAGE 4C FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2011 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 412 Autos for Sale 415 Autos-Antique 415 Autos-Antique 415 Autos-Antique &Classic &Classic &Classic MINICOOPER S`06 PLYMOUTH ‘99 VOY- MERCEDES-BENZ GARAGED NISSAN `08 ALTIMA TOYOTA‘09 VOLKSWAGEN `04 Low mileage, Puresilver metallic. FORD `66 MAZDA `88 RX-7 MERCEDES-BENZ `76 18000 miles, auto- AGER VAN Mustang Coupe. CONVERTIBLE Roof&mirror caps 6cyl., 7pass, auto. SCION XD BEETLE `97 SL320 matic, front wheel CONVERTIBLE Pearl white, pony 1owner,garage in black. Tartan red $1,750 DEALER Automatic, 450SLC drive, 4door,anti- Blue. AM/FM cas- interior.Pristine kept, 65k original 80K miles, 1owner, cloth /panther black SUBARU `02 tractioncontrol, lock brakes, air sette. Air.Automat- condition. 26K miles, black with mint condition, no leather interior. remote start. conditioning, air FORD ‘95 RANGER ic. Power roof, win- miles. $17,000 or grey leather interior, rust. Must Sell! Black bonnet 4cyl, 5-spd, 2WD, $14,680 bags, power locks, IMPREZA WRX dows, locks & best offer. all original &never $9,900 stripes. Automatic. $1,350. DEALER Low mileage, power windows, doors. Boot cover (570) 817-6768 seen snow.$8,900. 570-829-0847 Steptronic paddles. 57,000 miles, 5 power mirrors, for top. 22k. Excel- Call 570-237-5119 Dual moon roofs, speed, all-wheel power seats, all BUICK 94 LESABRE lent condition. Cockpit chrono 4dr. 6cyl., auto drive, 4door,anti- power,cruise con- Garage kept. package, conven- Runs exc., $1,650 lock brakes, air trol, GPS/naviga- Reduced Blue, convertible, ience, cold weather conditioning, air 518 Customer 518 Customer 518 Customer tion system, Current Inspection $14,000 40th Anniversary (heated seats) & bags, power locks, 560 Pierce St. AM/FM radio, CD on all vehicles 570-822-1976 Support/Client Care Support/Client Care Support/Client Care Model. 47,000 premium packages. power windows, Kingston, PA changer,Mp3 play- 570-825-8253 Leave Message miles. Minor Dynamic stability power mirrors, www.wyoming er,keyless entry, SPRING INTO ANEW CAREER repairs. $7,500 control. Xenon cruise control, valleymotors.com leather interior, or best offer. headlights, front AM/FM radio, CD 570-714-9924 As the nation’sﬁrst &largest competitive provider of bundled cable TV,phone sun/moon roof, Call 973-271-1030 and rear fog lights. changer,rear VW ‘07 BEETLE and high-speed internet services, RCN is proud to offer its employees a rear defroster,new Leather Interior, Parking distance defroster,new Blitz greatteam atmosphere, exceptional rewards and limitless growth potential. floor mats, Winter Alloys, Moon Roof control. Harmon- Stainless Exhaust, Frost pearl paint, $13,840 If you have aproven track record of providing exceptional customer service, Kardon sound sys- AEM Cold Air MERCURY`95 heated seats, side consider acareer at RCN. tem. Chrome line Intake, TURBOXS mirror defroster, PONTIAC `06 interior.Mint condi- Blowoff Valve & GRAND MARQUIS backup camera, VOLKSWAGEN `01 GTI CUSTOMER CARE ADVOCATE 4door,V8, fully tion. 17,000 miles. Boost Control. auto rear view mir- SOLSTICE loaded, moon roof, Must Drive! $10,500. Your responsibilities will include resolving billing and technical issues as well ror dimmer,Blue- Only 16,000 miles! new tires &brakes. $21,500 (201) 704-8640 as inbound sales calls, help retain customers, up sell services and increase tooth, phone, nav., Garage kept, 2.4 Interior &exterior in 570-341-7822 liter,manual 5 Call before 560 Pierce St. customer satisfaction. excellent shape. 2 &radio controls 7:30 pm on steering wheel, speed transmission, Kingston, PA owners. Call black, a/c, cd play- www.wyoming (570) 822-6334 or 4.5 years remain- Do you need more space? •$11-$14hr based on experience NISSAN ‘05 ALTIMA ing on 7year er,leather interior. valleymotors.com (570) 970-9351 Auto, one owner, Real Nice. Fun Ride. +commission incentives 100,000 miles Nis- Ayardorgarage sale 570-714-9924 Local trade Asking $16,500 •Work schedules available are 2:00pm - san bumper to in classified $11,435 (570) 301-3433 Great running 10:30pm Sunday-Thursday and bumper Premium is the best way condition. Red with Warranty included, 415 Autos-Antique cloth interior,power 4:00pm -12:30am Tuesday-Saturday EXCELLENT CON- PONTIAC ‘69 FIREBIRD 400 to clean out your closets! &Classic •Aneight week training program is provided NISSAN `06 SENTRA DITION Altima You’reinbussiness door locks, power 1.8 S, Special HYBRID 35city/33 CONVERTIBLE windows, power •Minimum of one year customer service or Edition, Power highway mpg. Blue/white top & with classified! moon roof, technical experience and have GED or high steering, brakes, $18,900. white interior. 5speed, just CADILLAC `80 school diploma windows &locks. 560 Pierce St. 570-371-9001 Recent document- 6CDchanger. Kingston, PA serviced, 117k. •Ability to solve complex issues is necessary Call after 5:00 p.m. ed frame-off TOYOTA`06 Asking $5,300 COUPE DEVILLE Excellent condition, www.wyoming Excellent condition, restoration. Over 570-885-2162 43K. $12,500. valleymotors.com $31,000 invested. AVALON $3,000 located in New tires, new Hazleton. RCN offers an excellent compensation package including competitive salary, 570-881-6897 570-714-9924 will sell $21,500. TOYOTA`93 MR2 brakes,Inspected 570-454-1945 or incentive and bonus, and excellent beneﬁts programs and real career growth T-top, 5speed. 570-335-3127 March4,AC, VW `05 JETTA 561-573-4114 opportunity. SUBARU `05 LEGACY AM/FM/CD, AC, AVPS, Fully Silver with black TOYOTA`10 power antenna. loaded, 18,000 interior.Auto. Sun- Camry SE. 56,000 PORSCHE `02 BOXSTER Please apply online at: New tires. No rust. mile bumper to roof. All options. CHEVROLET `68 C10 SPORTAWD miles. Red, alloy Air,new tires & bumper warranty. Excellent condition. New 350 motor and www.rcn.com/careers wheels, black cloth Great condition. S new transmission. brakes,31,000 Great convertible, 90,000 miles. 1owner.33K miles. Formore information, interior.Will consid- $5,000 REDUCED TO miles, great black top, 6speed $12,900. Asking $12,800. Call er trade. $14,200 (570) 708-0269 $5,000 FIRM Call 1-866-4-RCN-JOB condition.$11,995. manual transmis- (570) 881-3712 570-693-2129 (570) 793-9157 after 6:00PM (570) 906-1771 570-836-1673 sion, carbon fiber Leave Message WWW.RCN.COM dash, leather interi- 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ or,front &rear 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ 542 Logistics/ We are proud to be an EO employer M/F/D/V Transportation Transportation Transportation trunk, fast &agile. Transportation Transportation Transportation $18,000 or best offer.Call 570-262-2478 SCION ‘08 TC CDL CLASS A Low mileage, SCHOOL BUS 42,000 miles, 4 speed, front wheel DRIVERS drive, 2door,anti- DRIVERS WANTED lock brakes, air conditioning, air bags, TIRED OF LONG TRIPS...AWAYFROM HOME AT NIGHT When it comes to employment power locks, power opportunities in the facility services area, Abington Heights windows, power REINHARTFOODSERVICE, LLC mirrors, cruise control, AM/FM radio, HAS THE CAREER FOR YOU! youonlyhaveone choice forNEPA. School District CD player,Mp3 $1000.00 SIGN ON BONUS player,keyless Sovereign Commercial Services. entry,sun/moon CDL Class Adrivers transport products from our Pittston domicile to •FREE CDL LICENSING roof, rear defroster, tinted windows. customer locations, conduct pre/post trip inspections, unload cased Partand Full Time openings. •All Clearances Paid By Rohrer Bus $14,200. products from trailer to desired customer location, and other duties as (570) 443-7522 Call assigned. Drivers must be willing to operate aTracscan unit and be able •Bonus Programs before 9:30 p.m. Starting rates of $8.50 to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds frequently and lift and/or move up •Limited Health Benefits to 100 pounds occasionally.Excellent customer service and interperson- hour up to $11.00 DOE. SUZUKI ‘10 SX4 al skills are required. 5door hatchback, Commercial facility cleaning Only 8,600 miles Drug Free, EEO/AAP/M/F/H/V/D. Reasonable accommodations may CONTACTSHAWN AT $15,892 be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential in all facets of the industry. ROHRER BUSSERVICE function of aposition. 2nd shift opportunities areavailable now. PHONE: 570-290-0085 Reinhart offers an attractive compensation program, acomprehensive EMAIL: benefits package including health insurance, eye and dental insurance, Applyonline at: and 401(k), and the opportunity to work in awell-established and [email protected] 560 Pierce St. growth-oriented company. Kingston, PA www.sovereigncs.com www.wyoming For confidential consideration, apply at www.RFShires.com or EOE- Drug FreeWorkplace. valleymotors.com 1-877-573-7447. Applications being accepted until May 30, 2011 570-714-9924 or until maximum number of applications received. 285309

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NEW 2011 FORD FIESTASE ALL NEW FORD FOCUS SE Auto., Air, CD, Pwr. Mirrors, Advanced Trac w/Electronic Stability Control, Auto., Am/FM/CD,Sirius Satellite Radio,Anti-Theft Sys., Side Curtain Air Bags,16” Steel Wheels,Tilt Cruise, PDL, Side Curtains, Keyless Entry w/Keypad,Sport Appearance Wheel, AC,Instrument Cluster,Message Center, Pkg., SYNC, Rear Spoiler, 15”Alum. Wheels, PW,PL, Keyless Entry,Pwr.Side Mirrors,Fog Lamps, Winter Pkg., Heated Seats, Tilt Wheel MyKey,Convenience Pkg., Cruise Control, MyFord, Map Lights,Perimeter Alarm, SYNC,

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FORD REBATE...... 500 FORD CREDIT REBATE.....500 OFF LEASE REBATE...... 500 OFF LEASE REBATE...... 500 FORD REGIONAL DISCOUNT OFF MSRP....485 FORD REGIONAL DISCOUNT OFF MSRP....150 COCCIA DISCOUNT OFF MSRP...101 COCCIA DISCOUNT OFF MSRP...326

*Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied **Lease payments based on 24 month lease 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, **Lease payments based on 24 month lease 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $595 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery.Sale ends 4/30/11. $595 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery.Sale ends 4/30/11. NEW 2011 ALL NEW FORD FIESTA FORD FOCUS S Automatic, Air Conditioning, Pwr.Mirrors, Remote Keyless Entry,AM/FM/CD,Pwr. Advance Trac with Electronic Stability Door Locks,Air,Anti-Theft Sys., Side Control, AM/FM/CD,Pwr.Door Curtain Air Bags,Side Impact Air Locks,Side Curtains,Remote Bags,Message Keyless Entry,Tilt Wheel Center,MyKey

72 Mos. FORD REBATE...... 500 *Tax and tags extra. Security deposit waived. All factory rebates applied FORD REBATE...... 500 OFF LEASE REBATE...... 500 **Lease payments based on 24 month 72 OFF LEASE REBATE...... 500 lease 21,000 allowable miles. First months payment, $595 Bank Fee, and Mos. COCCIA DISCOUNT OFF MSRP...... 91 $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery.Sale ends 4/30/11.

*Tax and tags extra. Security Deposit waived. All factory rebates applied CALL NOW 823-8888 or 1-800-817-FORD **Lease payments based on 24 month lease 21,000 allowable miles. CALL NOW 823-8888 or 1-800-817-FORD First months payment, $595 Bank Fee, and $2,500 down payment (cash or trade) due at delivery.See salesperson for details. All payments subject to credit approval by the Overlooking Mohegan Sun primary lending source, Tier 0rate. Special APR financing cannot be combined with 577 East Main St., Plains Fordcash rebate. “BUY FOR” prices arebased on 72 month at $18.30 per month per 577 East Main St., Plains $1000 financed with $2,500 down (cash or trade). Photos of vehicles arefor illustration Just Minutes from Scranton or W-B purposes only.Coccia Fordisnot responsible for any typographical errors. No Security Deposit Necessary.See dealer for details. Sale ends TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2011 PAGE 5C 415 Autos-Antique 415 Autos-Antique 439 Motorcycles 439 Motorcycles 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ 451 Trucks/ &Classic &Classic SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans SUVs/Vans HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘05 SUZUKI 97 GSXR 600 CHEVROLET `69 NOVA Blue &White, CHEVY`94 GLADIATOR FORD ‘68 BRONCO JEEP `06 MITSUBISHI `95 SS clone. 350 OLDSMOBILE `68 SCREAMING EAGLE smoked wind Custom Van. 67K TOYOTA‘04 engine, 290 Horse- screen. Great bike, BUICK `05 miles. Interior has power.10bolt posi- V-ROD runs great. Helmet oak wood trim, car- COMMANDER 4X4 MONTERO SR 4WD SIENNAXLE rear.PowerGlide DELMONT Orange &Black. &kevlar racing Lockers, V-8. Heat- 177,102 miles, auto- DVD, leather DRASTICALLY RENDEZVOUS CX peting, storage transmission. Power Used as ashow gloves included. AWD, Fully ed leather.All matic, four wheel moonroof REDUCED!! areas, TV,rear seat disc brake kit. Over bike. Never abused. $2995. Call for info loaded, 1owner, power.Navigation, drive, 4door,anti- $14,968 This model only convertible to dou- $20,000 invested, 480 miles. Excellent (570) 881-5011 18,000 miles. 6 Satellite, Blue tooth, lock brakes, air con- produced in 1967 ble bed, curtains. sacrifice at $8,500. condition. Asking cylinder.New 3rd row,More. ditioning, air bags, &1968. All Seats 7. Power win- (Wilkes-Barre) $20,000 or best Selling your inspection, tires 69,000 power locks, power original 45,000 dows &seats. Cus- Call 732-397-8030 offer.Call Camper? &brakes. Like highway miles. windows, power miles, Color tom lighting on ceil- 570-876-4034 Place an ad and new,inside &out. 302 V8 engine. $14,900. Call mirrors, power Burgundy,cloth ing. New exhaust find anew owner. $16,900. Call 3-speed on the (570) 855-3657 seats, cruise con- &vinyl interior, system.New rear 570-829-7130 (570) 540-0975 floor transmission. trol, AM/FM radio, 560 Pierce St. 350 rocket tires. Recently 34X9.50 swamper cassette player,CD Kingston, PA engine, 2nd HARLEY DAVIDSON inspected. Excellent tires. Racing seats, JEEP `07 changer,leather www.wyoming CHEVROLET `72 owner.Fender condition. $4,800. TRIUMPH ‘02 SPEED roll cage. interior,sun roof, valleymotors.com skirts, always Call 570-655-0530 `06SOFTTAIL $9,500 rear defroster,rear CHEVELLE garaged. Trophy CHEVR0LET`02 WRANGLER X 570-714-9924 TRIPLE 955 CC For more pics or 4x4, stick shift, soft windshield wiper, Twodoor hard top. winner at shows. 7,000 miles. Very information, call top. Red exterior, new Passed inspec- 307 Motor.Needs Serious inquiries NIGHTTRAIN fast. Needs nothing. CHEVY ‘07 Dark gray metallic, EXPRESS (570) 301-7221 well maintained, tion, new battery. work. Comes with only, $7,500. Blue, never additional 400 small new rr tire & CONVERSION advertisinguy garage kept. 11,500 $2,500 570-690-0727 dropped. Excellent TRAILBLAZER LT @gmail.com miles, one owner. block &many parts. brakes, many condition. $4,200 VAN On-Star,Leather. (570) 868-1100 $5,000. Serious extras. $10,900 Loaded. Low Satellite Radio. AC, CD player, Call after 2:00 p.m. Negotiable. cruise control. TRACTOR inquires only. (570) 592-4982 (570) 970-0564 miles. Excellent $14,990 (570) 836-2574 PONTIAC `68 condition. Towpackage with $18,900 cargo carrier. MITSUBISHI `95 FREIGHTLINERTRAILERS HARLEY DAVIDSON `01 570-674-3901 Excellent condition. CATALINA Road King 19,000 YAMAHA `04 V-STAR $18,700 ’97 MIDROOF CHEVROLET `79 400 engine.2 1100 Custom. 5800 GMC `99 miles, new tires, lots miles, light bar, Call 570-822-9680 MONTERO SR 4WD 475 CAT&10 barrel carburetor. of extra chrome. 177,102 miles, auto- speed transmission. Yellow with black cobra exhaust, matic, four wheel CORVETTE L-48 Like New.$12,900. windshield, many CHEVROLET `05 560 Pierce St. $12,000 All Corvette options, roof and white wall Call 570-639-1989 SUBURBAN drive, 4door,anti- extras, must sell. all original, new tires. Black interior. Kingston, PA JEEP ‘02 WRANGLER lock brakes, air con- or 570-760-1023 $4,900. Call Champagne Low Miles FREIGHTLINER Good Year tires, $4,995. Call AVALANCHE www.wyoming ditioning, air bags, 570-301-3433 Darkred withtan exterior, $14,850 ’99 CONDO new mufflers, just (570) 696-3513 valleymotors.com power locks, power leatherinterior. leather interior, 430 Detroit, Super tuned. 46,000 miles. HARLEY DAVIDSON `03 LT Z71 package. 570-714-9924 windows, power 10 transmission. 100th Anniversary power windows $6,500 or best Sunroof. 82,000 mirrors, power Asking $15,000. Edition Deuce. YAMAHA `97 VIRAGO &locks, 4wheel offer 570-262-2845 PONTIAC 1937 750cc. 8,000 miles, miles. Must See! seats, cruise con- Fully restored near Garage kept. 1 drive. $4,850. or 570-239-6969 saddlebags, wind- Asking $19,000 CHEVY`05 TRAILBLAZER trol, AM/FM radio, ‘ 88 FRUEHAUF 45’ original. New paint, owner.1900 miles. Call for shield, back rest, (570) 362-4143 cassette player,CD with sides. All new interior,new Tons of chrome. condition and Black &Pearl, 560 Pierce St. changer,leather aluminum, spread wiring, custom tint- $38,000 invested. A known issues. CHEVY`68 CAMARO Excellent Condition. Kingston, PA interior,sun roof, axle. $6,500. ed glass, new motor must see. Asking 570-362-4080 rear defroster,rear Must See. Asking CHEVROLET `05 SIL- www.wyoming &transmission. $20,000. Call $2,499. Call after 4. windshield wiper, SS Spare motor & valleymotors.com 2storage trailers. 396 automatic, 400 570-706-6156 570-823-9376 new Passed inspec- 570-814-4790 transmission, clean trans. 16” wide VERADO LT Z71 570-714-9924 tion, new battery. white walls car in Extended cab, HONDA `02 CR-V $2,500 interior, runs good, automatic. Black EX. Silver.Loaded. 1 71K, garage kept, excellent condition HARLEY DAVIDSON YAMAHA ‘07 650 V-STAR owner,very clean, (570) 868-1100 in storage for 2 Matted black finish. with grey leather REDUCED!!! Call after 2:00 p.m. VOLVO `08 XC90 custom paint, Fire interior.Heated meticulously main- JEEP ‘06 Fully loaded, moon Hawk tires, Krager years. $14,000 or Mint condition. New ASKING $9,999 tained. 123,000 roof, leather,heat- best offer.Serious 01’ SPORTSTER tires, inspected, seats. 59,000 JUST REDUCED! wheels, well miles. New Michelin highway miles. ed seats, electric maintained. inquiries ONLY. fully serviced & SAVE MONEY! GET $7,500 COMMANDER MITSUBISHI `97 locks, excellent Call 570-574-1923 ready to ride. Wind- tires. $16,500 READY FOR THE 4WD, Only 38K $23,900 (570) 477-3297 570-646-3334 or $15,990 condition. New Negotiable shield &sissy bar. WINTER! Don’tpay 570-762-3294 15’ CUBE VAN tires, new brakes 570-693-2742 Low miles &garage dealer prices! White Cabover, 4cylinder and rotors. 52,000 VOLKSWAGEN `71 kept. $4800. or best with grey interior. diesel engine. miles highway offer.570-762-5158 CHEVROLET `05 Looks and runs like Rebuiltautomatic $26,500/ best offer. CHEVY`75 CAMARO SUPER BEETLE it just came off the HONDA `03 transmission.Very 570-779-4325 350 V8. Original Convertible. Runs TRAILBLAZER LT lot. Four Door,4 good rubber.All 570-417-2010 till 5 owner.Automatic great. Excellent YAMAHA ‘1975 80 Black/Grey.18,000 wheel drive, 84,900 around good transmission. Rare - condition. Original 883 cubic inch Antique. Very good miles. Well miles, new tires, ODYSSEY 560 Pierce St. condition. Must see. High mileage, Kingston, PA condition inside tuxedo silver /black engine. Can be motor,Paco rigid equipped. Includes tow package, anti 140000 miles, &out. Well TRUCKS FOR SALE vinyl top with black seen by appoint- frame, extended & Low milage. Road On-Star,tow pack- lock brakes, driver www.wyoming Ford, GMC, title. Asking $1,260 automatic, front maintained. naugahyde interior. ment. Must Sell raked. Low miles. age, roof rack, and passenger valleymotors.com International-Prices Call (570) 825-5810 wheel drive, 4 Ready to work. Never damaged. $8,500 $6,000 or best running boards, airbags, power 570-714-9924 starting at $2,295. Leave Message door,anti-lock PRICE REDUCED! $6,000. Call (570) 455-8400 offer.(973) 271-1030 remote starter, windows, power brakes, air condi- $6,195 or Box Truck, Cab & 570-489-6937 extended warranty. mirrors, power tioning, air bags, best offer Chassis available. $16,000 locks, rear window power locks, KIA `02 SEDONA Call 570-650-3500 Call U-haul HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘04 (570) 825-7251 defroster and EX, Van, Sunroof. 570-822-5536 VW CLASSIC `72 SOFT TAIL DEUCE YAMAHA` 08 R1 power windows, Ask for Carmen wiper,privacy tint, 61,000 miles. CHRYSLER `49 LIMITED EDITION. power mirrors, air conditioner, Loaded. Good Radical paint, only BEAUTIFUL BIKE AM/FM radio, CD 457 Wanted to Buy KARMANN GHIA Perfect condition. cruise control. CD, condition. WINDSOR Restoration Vehicle 200 produced, CHEVROLET `06 player,rear PONTIAC `04 Silver /gray,4door 3700 miles, new keyless entry and $5000 or best offer. Auto Family owned, Rhinehardt pipes, defroster,rear sedan. 6cylinder garage kept, good rear tire, undertail SILVERADO 1500 much more. windshield wiper, 570-606-7654 lots of chrome. 4X4 pickup, extend- flathead, fluid drive. shape. Needs some kit, cover.Price Call $5,990 MONTANA Beautiful bike! ed cab, 61/2 ft. 95,000 miles, well ALL 45,000 original interior work, new negotiable $7,800 570-332-4999 (570) 606-4198 Asking $9,500 box, automatic. maintained. Excell- miles. Just like new! seats, needs 570-852-9072 or best offer. Pewter.48,000 LEXUS`06 GX 470 ent overall condi- REDUCED $15,000 carburetor work. JUNK 570-474-0154 miles. Excellent tion. Keyless entry, Call Jim: Only 58,000 miles. CHRYSLER `07 PACIFICA condition. $15,000 Silver.Only 83K built in baby seat, 570-654-2257 Asking $8,000. 442 RVs&Campers HONDA `10 CAR & Negotiable miles. All wheel dual climate con- serious inquiries HARLEY DAVIDSON ‘10 (570) 954-7461 drive, 4.0L V6. All trol. Rear air.Seats only! 570-343-2296 Power. A/C. Loaded. ODYSSEY 7. Recent inspec- TRUCKS CORVETTES SPORTSTER 1200 DUTCHMAN 96’ Must Sell. $11,995 or tion &tires. KBB AMUST SEE! CHEVROLET `09 best offer.Call over $6300. Asking WANTED WANTED WANTED:PONTIAC Custom Paint. 5TH WHEEL 570-417-7937 $5,000 firm. Call 1953-1972 Only driven under with slideout &sun Cypress Pearl with (570) 417-9884 AnyCondition! 10 miles!! Asking room built on. Set Highest Prices `78 FIREBIRD EQUINOX LS ivory leather interi- Courteous, Fast Formula400 $8,900 or best up on permanent Low mileage, 15000 or.Well maintained, Professional Buyer. Berkshire Green, offer.For more info, miles, automatic, DODGE `00 RAM Paid In Cash!!! site in Wapwallopen. garage kept. All Licensed &Bonded Originally purchased call 570-864-2543 all-wheel drive, 4 SUZUKI `07 XL-7 Comes with many service records. 56,000 miles, corvettebuyer.com at Bradley-Lawless or 215-379-1375 door,anti-lock 1500 QUAD CAB FREE extras. $7,000. 4X4, V8 automatic. Brand new tires. automatic, 1-800-850-3656 in Scranton. Car brakes, air condi- (570) 829-1419 or New tires &brakes. All options including all-wheel drive, was last seen in tioning, air bags, Special Edition. REMOVAL Fully loaded. Lea- premium audio 4door,air condi- Abington-Scranton HARLEY DAVIDSON (570) 991-2135 power locks, power Maroon, Fully ther interior.Many package, rear tioning, all power, Call V&G FORD `52 area. Finder’sfee windows, power loaded. Leather extras. Must see. climate control, CD player,leather paid if car is found mirrors, cruise con- seats. TV/DVD, 2006 NIGHTTRAIN Excellent condition. adjustable suspen- interior,tinted Anytime and purchased. Call SPECIAL EDITION FLAGSTAFF `08 trol, AM/FM radio, navigation, sun roof COUNTRYSEDAN (570) 970-9351 sion, towing pack- windows, custom CUSTOM LINE John with any info #35 of 50 Made cassette player,CD plus many other age, rear spoiler, wheels, $13,000 288-8995 STATION WAGON (570) 760-3440 $10,000 in acces- CLASSIC player,keyless extras. 3rd seat . Super Lite Fifth Lexus bug guard. Call 570-829-8753 V8, automatic, sories including a entry,rear de- Only 1,900 Miles. Wheel. LCD/DVD 42,750 miles. Before 5:00 p.m. 8passenger, custom made seat. froster,rear wind- DODGE `04 Brand New. 421 Boats & flat screen TV,fire- Asking $37,000 3rd seat, good Exotic paint set, place, heated mat- shield wiper,tinted $28,950 (570) 328-0850 (570) 237-1082 Motorcycle for sale? condition, 2nd Marinas Alien Spider Candy tress, ceiling fan, windows. $17,500. RAM 1500 owner.$9,500. Blue. Excellent con- Hide-a-Bed sofa, (570) 954-9333 Toomany extras to Let them see it here 570-579-3517 dition. All Documen- outside speakers & Call after 9:00 a.m. list. Low Mileage. in the Classifieds! tation. 1,400 Asking $10,000 HUMMER ‘05 H2 LEXUS`96 LX 450 570-829-7130 grill, 2sliders, Yellow with black Full time 4WD, Pearl Wanna makeyour $25,000 or best (570)709-2125 aluminum wheels, leather interior. white with like new car go fast? Place CUSTOM offer.Call CHEVROLET `96 an ad in Classified! water purifier, Front &rear heated leather ivory interi- 570-876-4034 awning, microwave SUZUKI `09 570-829-7130. seats. Many chrome or.Silver trim. oven, tinted safety 1500 accessories. $28,500 6cyl., 2WD, 6ft. DODGE `10 Garage kept. Excel- GRAND VITARA CREST 15’ glass windows, or best offer.Call lent condition. Luxury 4x4. 166 506 Administrative/ Fiberglass HARLEY DAVIDSON raised panel fridge bed, 5speed. Only (570) 788-9826 or FORD `65 85,000 miles. Just 84,000 miles, Ask- horsepower 4cylin- Clerical boat with &many acces- GRAND CARAVAN (570) 956-8547 ing $10,750 der,4mode full time sories &options. inspected. Bedliner, Only 17kmiles. Leave Message GALAXIE 500 CONVERTIBLE trailer.Out- ‘92 ULTRA CLASSIC toolbox, cap & Fullyloaded. 570-654-3076 or 4wheel drive. 1,269 White with red Many extras, Excellent condition, 4,000 lb. hitch all Excellentcondi- 570-498-0005 miles. 4wheel anti OFFICE MANAGER/ leather interior. board propul- Garage kept, $22,500. included. New rear tion.Factory & lock disc brakes. Black top. sion. Includes: 2tone blue. 570-868-6986 drums, brakes & extended war- INTERNATIONAL ‘95 Leather,heated 289 Engine, rebuilt. 17,600 miles. DUMP TRUCK RECEPTIONIST 2motors calipers. Excellent ranty. $17,995 MERCEDES-BENZ seats. Power seats, 61,000 original REDUCED PRICE Refurbished, rebuilt Erinmade, NEWMAR 36’ condition. Clean (570) 690-2806 engine, transmis- mirrors, locks & For Professional miles. Original $8,400 inside &out. Only sunroof. 6cdEngineering Firm. owners manual “Lark II series” Lehman area. sion replaced. `99 ML 320 $4,200 Firm Rear-end removed Sunroof, new tires, changer with 8 Communication and EXCELLENT CONDITION! PRICE (570) 760-5937 MOUNTAIN AIRE 5th wheel, 2large Joe (570) 868-5900 115,930 miles speakers. Cruise & computer skills and $8,800. and relubed. Brand REDUCED! slides, new DODGE `94 DAKOTA new 10’ dump. PA MUST SELL tilt. Smart pass key- ability to multi task (570) 881-2447 with cap. 1owner, $7,200 OBO less entry start. amust. Please $2,400 condition, loaded garage kept, very state inspected. KAWASAKI ‘05 with accessories. CHEVROLET `97 $12,900/best offer. (570)760-0511 $19,000. Call send resume to NEGOTIABLE NINJA500R.3300 good condition. 570-401-3714 [email protected] LINCOLN `66 570-417-3940 miles. Orange. Ford Dually diesel Many extras includ- 570-594-1496 Garage kept.His & truck with hitch SILVERADO ing lift &back seat. CONTINENTAL hers helmets. Must also available. with Western plow. 29 MPG gas. 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business 566 Sales/Business 4door, sell.$2400 570-455-6796 4WD, Automatic. $4,000 JEEP `00 Development Development Development Convertible,460 STARCRAFT ‘80 570-760-3599 Loaded with or best offer cu. engine, 67,000 570-825-3711 options. Bedliner. (570) 868-0944 90’ SUNLINE CAMPER 55,000 miles. WRANGLER miles, 1owner 35 ft. Well kept. On 16’ DEEP V $9,200. Call since `69. Teal ‘90 Evinrude out- campground on the (570) 868-6503 green /white board 70hp with tilt KAWASAKI Susquehanna River DODGE `97 RAM leather,restorable, &trim— ‘92 EZ near great fishing. CHEVY ‘05 TRAIL $2,500 570-287- loader trailer.With `08 NINJA Attached 12X22” 1500 LARAMIE 250 cc, blue,like BLAZER 4door,4 82,000 miles, auto- 5775 /332-1048 ‘00 Tracker Series carpeted room. new,under1,000 new tires, regularly matic, chrome step 60lbs foot pedal, 2 Brick heater, miles. Greatstarter serviced, great up and mirrors, downriggers, stor- covered by metal bike.$2,800 Seri- condition. Silver. leather interior, LINCOLN `88 ages, gallon tanks, roof with large ous inquiries only. AC, 4WD. air,power 2fish finders and breezeway.Shed & TJ, Black with grey SantoLincoln MercuryVolvo, ahigh-end car dealership, more. MUST SEE. Call 570-331-4777 174,000 miles windows/locks TOWN CAR many extras includ- $6,500 or best interior.4cylinder, 61,000 original Make Best Offer. $5,300 located in Moosic, PA is currently hiring for the following positions: ed. Call for more offer.570-242-7979 401-524-9763 5-speed manual miles, garage kept, Call 866-320-6368 KAWASAKI `10 information. transmission. CD triple black, leather after 5pm. (570) 237-7076 player,hardtop, full •PARTS DEPARTMENT interior,carriage CONCOURS14 CHEVY`04 EXPRESS FORD `01 LARIAT doors, sound bar. roof, factorywire 427 Commercial Sport/Touring with 250 Super Duty 4” Skyjacker •SERVICE ADVISOR wheels,loaded, SUNLINE `06 SOLARIS with slide-in camper Suspension lift with Trucks & ABS/traction Travel Trailer.29’, 2500 excellent condition. Series. 6.0 Litre V8. new tires, 4door,8’ steering stabilizer. control, showroom mint condition, 1 •TECHNICIANS $5,500.Call Equipment Heavy Duty version. bed. Soft and hard- Like new BF new,400 miles, slide out a/c-heat. Mike 570-237-7660 Excellent cargo van. top for bed covers., Goodrich 35’swith metallic blue,6year Stove, microwave, •SALESPERSON 85K miles. Excellent Good condition. Full size spare. Only warranty included. fridge, shower condition. $8,700 Sold together or 85,000 miles. CHEVY‘08 3500 $12,000. inside &out. Many MERCEDES-BENZ `73 570-829-4548 or separately $10,900 $6,999 Applicants should be self-starters and able to work independently in a 570-331-3674 more extras. 570-417-5991 (570) 639-5478 (570) 301-7221 HD DUMP TRUCK Reduced. $13,500. fast-paced environment. All positions include base salary plus bonuses. 450SL 2WD, automatic. Call 570-842-6735 Convertible with KAWASAKI ‘99ZX6R Looking for the right deal Experience is preferred, but not mandatory.ADP experience aplus. Only 12,000 miles. 600CC, removable hard top, on an automobile? JEEP `02 GRAND Vehicle in like MuzzyExhaust. FORD `03 F150 power windows, AM Turn to classified. Please forwardyour resume in conﬁdence to [email protected] or new condition. Greatcondition. SUNLITE CAMPER /FM radio with cas- 22 ft. 3rear bunks, CHEROKEE LAREDO $21,900. Asking $3,100 It’sashowroom in print! LARIAT apply in person at 3512 Birney Ave., Moosic,PA18507. sette player,CD center bathroom, Contractor ready 570-288-4322 CALL FRANK Classified’sgot player,automatic, 4 kitchen, sofa bed. with ladder rack & 570-301-7221 the directions! new tires. Cham- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Air,Fully self con- tool box, 4x4 diesel, theadvertisinguy 548 Medical/Health 548 Medical/Health 548 Medical/Health pagne exterior; Ital- tained. Sleeps 6. under 97K. Great @gmail.com ian red leather inte- C-3500 CHEVY New tires, fridge CHEVY `05 EQUINOX condition, $17,000 rior inside. Garage Food Truck with awning. $4500. LT (premium pack- or best offer. kept, excellent con- new motor - 215-322-9845 age),3.4L,47,000 570-925-2845 dition. $31,000. Call 50,000. Excellent SUZUKI `07 C50T miles. All wheel 825-6272 condition. All stain- drive, power moon- less steel body. TRAVEL TRAILER 33 ft roof, windows, locks FORD `05 WHEEL Triple black, eco- Call Jack at CRUISER Rear queen master &seats. Leather nomical 6cylinder. 570-881-5825 bedroom, Walk interior,6cdchang- 4x4 select drive. MERCEDES-BENZ `73 CHAIR LIFT VAN CD, remote door or Rich at thru bathroom. er,rear folding Seatingcapacityfor EXCELLENT opener,power win- 570-357-8319 Center kitchen + seats, keyless entry, 7plus2wheel dows &locks, dinette bed. Front onstar,roof rack, chairs.140,000 450SL cruise, tilt wheel. Convertible with extra large living running boards, miles. Greatcondi- CONDITION 108k highway miles. removable hard top, FORD ‘99 E350 Windshield, Bags, room +sofa bed. garage kept. tion.Asking$7,000. The GreaterHazleton Health Alliancehas the followingfull time openings: Garage kept. Super power windows, AM Floorboards,V&H Big View windows. $14,750. Formoredetails, clean inside and out. /FM radio with cas- BUCKET VAN Pipes, White Air,awning, sleeps 570-362-1910 Call 570-589-9181 Medical Technologists/ sette player,CDTriton V8. 2speed walls,Garage Kept. 6, very clean, will No rust. Sale price player,automatic, 4 boom; 92,000miles; 6K Miles$5,200 deliver.Located in $6,895. Scranton. Medical Laboratory Technicians new tires. Cham- $9999 or best price. (570)430-0357 Benton, Pa. $4,900. CHEVY `10 SILVERADO 570-466-2771 2nd Shift -Full &PartTime pagne exterior; Ital- Great condition. Call 215-694-7497 4Door Crew Cab FORD `97 DIESEL ian red leather inte- LTZ. 4wheel drive. Cumminsengine, 570-675-3384 or 8-L. 49,049 rior inside. Garage 570574-7002 SUZUKI ‘04 Excellent condition, kept, excellent con- 451 Trucks/ low mileage. miles. 33,000 JEEP `02 LIBERTY Registered Nurses grosswt. 6,649 Blue/grey,new dition. $31,000. Call GSXR 1000CC SUVs/Vans $35,500. Call rebuilt engine with (withED, OB,Pediatric,Med/Surg, 825-6272 439 Motorcycles Less than 1,000 570-655-2689 lightwt. $19,500 Must see! warranty,new Telemetry, Critical Care Experience) miles. Team colors tires &brakes, with matching hel- (570)829-5886 Full &PartTime MERCEDES-BENZ `88 2008 TOYOTA CHEVY `94 GLADIATOR 4,000 miles. HARLEY ‘01 met &jacket. Fend- Custom Van. 67K $5,900 or er eliminator kit. miles. Interior has best offer. 420 SEL Scorpion exhaust. MATRIX 570-814-2125 NewCompetitive Rates! Silver with red DAVIDSON 1Owner oak wood trim, car- FORD `99 E250 Electra Glide, Ultra $6,000. peting, storage Wheelchair Van Excellentbenefitpackagefor full time employeesincludingmedical, dental, leather interior. Call Dave after 5 $13880 78,250 miles. Fully Every option. Classic, many areas, TV,rear seat vision, tuitionreimbursementand definedcontributionplan. chrome acces- pm 570-825-0394 convertible to dou- serviced, new bat- Garage kept, show- tery,tires &rods. JEEP `02 room condition. sories, 13k miles, ble bed, curtains. Wrangler Sport Candidatesinterested in joiningour team canforward their resume in Metallic Emerald Seats 7. Power win- Seats 6or3wheel- Hard /soft top, $7,000. chairs. Braun Millen- confidence to: [email protected] (570) 417-9200 Green. Garage SUZUKI ‘77 dows &seats. Cus- remote start, kept, like new tom lighting on ceil- nium lift with garage kept. 6 remote. Walk up EmploymentApplicationsare availablefor download condition. Includes GS 750 560 Pierce St. ing. New exhaust cylinder,auto. Harley cover. Needs work. system.New rear door.Front &rear $10,000 from ourweb site at www.ghha.org STUDEBAKER ‘31 Kingston, PA A/C. Power locks & Rumble seat, coupe $12,900 $1,500 www.wyoming tires. Recently 570-430-1396 or 700 E. BroadStreet, Hazleton,PA18201 570-718-6769 or best offer inspected. Excellent windows. Excellent Good condition. valleymotors.com 570-655-5156 Call for details 570-709-4937 570-822-2508 condition. $4,800. condition. $9,500. (570) 881-7545 570-714-9924 Call 570-655-0530 570-237-6375 OurHeart is in Healthcare PAGE 6C FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2011 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com 506 Administrative/ 509 Building/ 509 Building/ 533 Installation/ 542 Logistics/ 548 Medical/Health 708 Antiques & 708 Antiques & 710 Appliances Clerical Construction/ Construction/ Maintenance/ Transportation Collectibles Collectibles Skilled Trades Skilled Trades REFRIGERATOR Repair RN/LPNs YEARBOOKS: Kenmore, almond, BEAUTY DRIVERS Needed Coughlin H.S. 1926, 21.6 cu. ft. with ice CARPENTERS LABORER Drive with the best 1928, 1932, 1937, maker &filtered With Heavy Equip- TRUCK MECHANIC of the best! Maxim Health- 600 1940, 1961, 1963, water $300. ment Operator Opening for Experi- Come join our great care is looking for 1942, 1943, 1944, 570-868-6018 SPAHOSPITALITY LABORERS &ROOFERS enced full time Truck family of Drivers aRN/LPN in the FINANCIAL 1949. G.A.R. H.S. experience needed STOVE, electric, Experienced. Mechanic. Must Kenan Advantage Greater Wilkes- 1934, 1935, 1936, for company spe- bisque, Amana, Local work. Must Have Own Tools/PA Group Barre area with at 1937, 1945, 1946, TEAM cializing in mobile 610 Business good condition The Woodhouse have valid driver’s Class 8Inspection Tired of sorting least 1year of 1951, 1955, 1956, crushing operation. $100. 288-9940 Day Spa, Kingston, license. Apply at Management expe- License aPlus. We through all the ads experience and a Opportunities 1957, 1961, 1965, is now hiring for 197 Courtdale Ave. rience aplus. This is Offer TopWages & that promise home valid CPR card. $ANTIQUES BUYING $ 1966, 1970, 1980, STOVE/RANGE front desk staff. Courtdale, PA 18704 ayear round opera- Benefits Package. weekly runs or Preferred experi- Old Toys, model kits, 1985, 2005, 2006. electric, beige $80. Must possess out- tion. These posi- Call For Interview sorry no local runs ence is with adults Bikes, dolls, old gun Meyers H.S. 1935, REFRIGERATOR standing customer Line up aplace to live tions involve travel and Ask for Jon: available? If what and quadriplegics. Mining Items, trains 1936, 1937, 1938, medium size, white service skills and be at aminimum Mon- Falzone Towing you really want is to -Excellent Pay &Musical Instruments, 1942, 1943, 1944, $75. WASHER $75. available days, in classified! day through Friday. Service, Inc. be home daily,look -Weekly Hess. 474-9544 1945, 1946, 1960, DRYER, gas $80. evenings and some Employer pays hotel 271 N. Sherman St. no further. Paychecks 1974, 1975, 1976, 570-704-8134 Saturdays. -Direct Deposit ENTRYLEVEL costs &mileage Wilkes-Barre, PA Driver Qualifications 1977. Kingston H.S. Please apply in reimbursement. 18702 Class ACDL ability -Convenient DINING ROOM SET 1938, 1939, 1940, WASHER: Whirlpool person at the spa 570-823-2100 Online Training 1949 Leuis Burg 1944, 1948, 1949. Duet Sport HT front 3years experience to obtain tank and Chair and Furniture Monday-Friday,9-6. CONSTRUCTION needed with operat- -Benefits Plymouth H.S. 1930, load washer,multi Job Seekers are hazmat 2years Company 387 Wyoming Ave. ing any of the fol- Contact 1931, 1932, 1933, settings, energy looking here! recent verifiable BEER & LIQUOR Mahogany dining 570-763-0063. EOE LABORER lowing: tractor-trailer expe- Dave or Eric @ 1938, 1943, 1944, efficient, white, Where's your ad? 570-822-6900 room set consisting excellent condition, Entry level field •Front End Loader rience. Safe driving LICENSE FOR SALE 1959, 1960. Let the Community 570-829-7130 and For More Info, Call of rectangle drop less than 2Years employees for atwo •Bulldozer record. Hanover H.S. 1951, Know! ask for an employ- 570-824-7041 leaf table with old (Paid $900). person crew,no •Grinder Operator 1952, 1953, 1954, Place your Classified ment specialist Advantages 551 Other swirled legs, Must sell, only $500. experience neces- •Hydraulic 1960. West Pittston Ad TODAY! Home Daily.Com- 4padded chairs, H.S. Annual 1925, 570-825-7867 sary,company will Excavator petitive pay pack- BEER DISTRIBUTOR hutch with 8draw- 570-829-7130 License available 1926, 1927, 1928, train. The work is Employer has 538 Janitorial/ age. Excellent ben- ers, corner cabinet KENNEL HELP with option to lease 1931, 1932, 1959. WASHING outdoor,fast paced, complete health- efit packages. Train- Full and Part Time. with glass top and Cleaning building or sold Luzerne H.S. 1951, MACHINE. Like new. very physical and care package. ing on safe driving K-9 Korner Inc. bottom drawer, SECRETARY/PART TIME separately. 1952, 1956, 1957, Front loader.Very Psychology office will require the Submit resume to and product han- 734 Wilkes-Barre telephone stand 570-954-1284 1959. Berwick H.S. nice.24” wide. has an opening for applicant to be out bgapstone@ dling. New and well Twp. Blvd. (SR309) with swirled legs. Many cycles includ- part time secretary. of town for eight day yahoo.com CLEANER 570-829-8142 1952, 1953, 1956, Twice amonth, maintained equip- All in very good 1957, 1958, 1960, ing hand wash & Duties include intervals followed by plus yard work. ment, uniforms, and Come in to fill out condition. heavy duty.$325. answering phones, six days off. Appli- an application. CREATIVE & EXCITING 1967, 1968, 1969 References required more! Call Brian Paint your own $1300 for all. ,1970. Lehman H.S. 570-817-0409 scheduling appoint- cants must have a PAINTER Call 570-829-0506 972-740-8051 to Monday-Friday: pottery studio 570-239-7846 ments, filing & valid PA driver’s Commercial. 9am-6pm 1973, 1974, 1976, 5years experience. learn how to get franchise. Low start 1978, 1980. Nanti- Why Spend misc., office duties, license and clean started. Apply online Saturday: 9am-4pm up &local training. DOLL very old Hundreds on attention to detail driving record. References. Local. 542 Logistics/ grandmother’sdoll coke Area H.S. @ POKE-A-NOSE New or Used and good interper- Starting wage is Immediate work. Transportation www.thekag.com 1930’sorearlier, 1976, 2008. Dallas Excellent pay.Call 554 Production/ POTTERY H.S. 1966, 1967, Appliances? sonal skills required. negotiable but will Inspiration is Within slight worn spot, Most problems Fax resume to: be no less than 717-307-7338 548 Medical/Health Operations cloth body filled with 1968. Bishop Hoban Call Jason H.S. 1972, 1973, with your appli- 570-714-1321 $14.00 per hour plus DRIVERS 570-730-7855 or shavings $65. 1937 ances are usually Local Trucking 1974, 1975. West incentive pay with 522 Education/ Pennsylvania email: pnpfranchise brass Mickey simple and inex- Company looking Side Central family health, dental MENTOR DESIGN/PREPRESS @yahoo.com Mouse belt buckle pensive to fix! 509 Building/ Training for OTR/REGIONAL Catholic H.S. 1965 - and 401k. Apply at: has an exciting $20. Rawcliffe Petal Save your hard Tractor Trailer Driver 1974, 1980, 1981. Construction/ R.K. Hydro-Vac, Inc. opportunity for GET THE WORD OUT 1991 yellow bubble earned money,Let 1075 Oak Street 3years minimum PERSON fairy #2904 of 9500 Westmoreland H.S. Skilled Trades Area commercial with aClassified Ad. us take alook at it Pittston, PA 18640 experience with $15. 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KEY RESPONSI- 8:30am &8:3-0 pm 8E.Ann Street ing process, and all Hazleton H.S. 1938, BILITIES: Establish aspects of bindery $63,000 BABY CARRIAGE , Plains, Pa 18705 Includes 1939, 1940, 1941, 506 Administrative/ 506 Administrative/ arelationship with operation. Must LINE UP excellent condition, VALLEY COUNTRY established sales, 1942, 1943, 1945, the individual have aminimum of includes hood & Clerical Clerical all equipment, 1948, 1949, 1950, receiving services 2years education in ASUCCESSFUL SALE bottom basket $20. showcases, 1953, 1954, 1955, to ensure effective graphic design & 570-239-2937 CLUB inventory & 1956, 1957, 1959, guidance, support advertising, and a IN CLASSIFIED! memberships to 1960, 1961, 1962, INFANT CLOTHES in West Hazleton and service delivery minimum of 5years DALLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT FTD, Tele-Floral & Do you need more space? 1964 Hazle TwpH.S. 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IN CLASSIFIED! room with fireplace, fabulous kitchen, 2 MLS #11-653 1st Floor office, 4 2story,4or5 Very well main- $469,900 bedrooms, 2.5 car garage, tained Log home Do you need more space? bedrooms, 2full DALLAS AREA inground heated Call Kim and 2half baths. bath, Great room and serene proper- 570-466-3338 Ayardorgarage sale with cathedral pool and 4person ty awaits you. This Master bedroom hot tub. Finished in classified with walk in closet, ceiling, fire place, home features 3 dual zone gas heat basement could be bedrooms, including is the best way whirlpool, double a3rd bedroom. vanities. Finished ¢ral air, avery spacious to clean out your closets! 2car garage, Duryea Borough. 22x12 master bed- lower level family MLS #11-576 room. Open floor You’reinbussiness room. Gas heat, REDUCED Now!! $145,900 central a/c. NOW $284,900. plan allows for with classified! Call 570-675-4805 Call Charlie great entertaining. DALLAS $369,900 VM 101 Stone fireplace in MLS# 11-164 Conveniently Collect cash,not dust! Call Cathy located just off 570-829-6200 keeping with the DALLAS rustic theme. Full Clean out your (570) 696-5422 Dallas Highway on walk-out basement basement, garage 1.25 wooded acres. gives the potential Currently duplex or for more living or attic and call the convert to single, space. 17x15 deck Classified depart- good condition. overlooks the ment today at 570- $117,500. Smith Hourigan Negotiable LINE UP woods. $219,000 (Newberry Estate) MLS #10-2433 829-7130! Group 570-287-5775 3bedroom, 2bath 570-696-1195 or 570-332-1048 Call Tracy Zarola first floor condo AGREATDEAL... 570-574-6465 offers aspectacular Nice 2bedroom 570-696-0723 golf course view! ranch in Great Central a/c. Fire- Neighborhood! IN CLASSIFIED! LEWITH &FREEMAN place. Huge closets. MATERIALS/INVENTORYSUPERVISOR Large Living Room, 3patios. Garage. sunny eat-in kitchen Looking for the right deal Pool, tennis, golf. &oversized bath. Job Seekers are Many extras. Perfect place to $149,900 Bridon American, aleading manufacturer of industrial start out or down- on an automobile? looking here! size to. Ask for Bob Kopec wire rope, has an opening available for aMaterials/ Humford Realty $62,900 Turn to classified. Where's your ad? 570-822-5126 Inventory Supervisor.Supporting manufacturing and MLS# 10-4624 Five Mountains It’sashowroom in print! 570-829-7130 and Job Seekers are planning, this position coordinates and maintains inven- Realty looking here! tory accuracy and J.I.T.material movement to ensure 570-542-2141 Classified’sgot ask for an employ- Where's your ad? 570-829-7130 and production requirements are achieved. 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The Desirable BRIDONAMERICAN great room all on 2 For Just AFew company offers acompetitive wage/benefits upscaleDallas private acres. Ideal neighborhood. 280 New Commerce Blvd, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18706 Mother/daughter package including medical, dental, prescrip- Attentiontodetail home. tion, 401(k), life insurance, profit and gain at everyturninthis Attention: Human Resources NEW PRICE Hours ADay. sharing. 5000+SFhomeon $209,900 threefloors. MLS# 10-2022 Oversizedcherry Affirmative Action Employer EOE M/F/D/V Call Jeannie Qualified applicants may apply in person at the kitchenwithgranite Four Star Luzerne County Careerlink –Hazleton Center island andupgrad- McCabe Realty Deliver 75 North LaurelCenter ed appliances.Tray 570-674-9950 ceiling, crown and Hazleton, PA 18201 panel moldings, family room with DALLAS Applications will only be accepted at the vaulted ceiling and Careerlink office. gas fireplace. First floor den/library,5 bedrooms, 5baths, 548 Medical/Health 548 Medical/Health finished lower level, 1year new 20x42 Oasis in-ground (N(Noo CoCollections)llections) pool, 3-car garage on a1+/- acre lot. MLS#11-1067 This Deck House $619,900. Express is hiring for: offers post and Available routes: Call Maribeth Jones beam construction 696-6565 and unique proper- HR Staff for inside our office ty! Nestled on 2 Laflin/Hudston acres, this 3-4 AdministrativeContractors bedroom home $920 Monthly Profit +Tips EXPERIENCED features custom Manufacturing Contractors hickory kitchen with 225 daily papers /240 Sunday papers CAREGIVERS NEEDED garland range, Visiting Angels is looking for skilled,compas- granite topped Chamberlain Street, Driftwood Drive, Hilldale Drive, LINE UP Medical Contractors island, mahogany Jason Drive, Lombardo Drive sionate and reliable caregivers to floored dining room, work in the homes of the elderly. ASUCCESSFUL SALE •Medical Benefits 2fireplaces, Florida We offer competitive wages, training, room with hot tub, Duryea friendly and supportive staff. •Paid Holidays andVacation deck with DCS grill, Come Join Our GrowingTeam! IN CLASSIFIED! oversized 2car $560 Monthly Profit +Tips Must have aminimum of 2years experience, Do you need more space? garage, car port valid driver’s license. Certification aplus. LET EXPRESS WORK FOR YOU! and all with in a 149 daily papers /141 Sunday papers Ayardorgarage sale mile of Rt 309! Immediate Openings in the 135 West Market Street 275 MundyStreet $389,900 Adams Street, BlackberryLane, CherryStreet, Dallas, Pittston area. in classified Contact Judy Rice Why acareer with Visiting Angels? is the best way Scranton, PA 18508 Wilkes-Barre, PA 570-714-9230 Columbia Street, CranberryTerr., Evans Street Because we care about our caregivers! MLS# 11-1221 to clean out your closets! Now Hiring Opening May9th Call 570-270-6700 today! You’reinbussiness Dallas Equal Opportunity Employer 570.963.1000 with classified! 570-208-7000 $400 Monthly Profit +Tips Visit our website: www.ExpressPros.com 92 daily papers /144 Sunday papers 551 Other 551 Other 551 Other 548 Medical/Health Baldwin Avenue, E. Center Hill Road, Claude Street, Bill’s Midland Drive, SaginawStreet Bill’s MEDICAL REVIEW AUDITOR Veritas Medical Review Solutions performs nationwide independent medical review and recovery services for clients throughout the healthcare industry.Veritas is currently seeking experienced RNs West Pittston with acurrent license for full-time, part-time and float positions, to perform complex clinical reviews $760 Monthly Profit +Tips on medical claims or records for medical necessity compliance. Veritas believes its employees are Open The DDooroorooorr TToo NewNNeeeww OOpOpporOpportunitiespporppppoorr crucial to our success. We are committed to being an employer of choice by attracting and retaining ded- 183 daily papers /186 Sunday papers icated, talented, and performance-driven professionals. Exeter Ave., Ann Street, Clear Spring Ct., We operate 2Shoprite locations Required Experience /Skill Sets / Traits: Ledgeview Drive, Susquehanna Ave., York Ave. •Demonstrated understanding of Medicare Part A, Part Band DME guidelines and coverage polices In Daleville and Mt. Pocono. •3-5 years experience in ahealthcare setting including acute, long term, physician’soffice or outpatient Parsons •1-3 years experience performing utilization review and/or case management, or performing medical We are currently hiring for the following positions: record audits preferred $965 Monthly Profit +Tips •Ability to perform medical record and claim review in an electronic environment Full Time Baker •Ability to multi-task, meet client deadlines, and meet productivity and quality control standards 194 daily papers /222 Sunday papers •Excellent written communication skills that are case specific, detailed and error free Wyoming Street, Auburn Street, West Chestnut Street, Bakery Manager •Self motivated, results oriented team player,with the ability to make independent decisions East Elm Street, John Street •High level of computer proficiency with popular software programs amust Meat Manager •Knowledgeand/or experience with research and use of evidence based clinical guidelines •KnowledgeofICD-9, CPT and HCPCS coding guidelines aplus To find aroute near you and start We are also hiring for the summer season in all departments and the Location: Wilkes-Barre, PA -Northeast Pennsylvania

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Lower level special place Call Kim 1mile past Smith’s 123 Aster Ct, SALE 510 GibsonAvenue 236 Enterprise St (1st Block off HWY) has entry door to called home? 570-466-3338 Country Store) Wild Flower Village Antiques, dishes, oil Saturday,8am-2pm Saturday April 30 SATURDAY,, APRIL 30 the garage and also Saturday,9am-3pm Household, furni- paintings, clocks, Toomuch to list, 8:00am-2:00pm Classified will address ture, depression Virginia Terrace barometer,lead don’tmiss! tothe side patio. Lawn mowers, yard Don’tMiss This One Your needs. glass &more! Saturday April 30 window,yard Antique cradle, 9:00-4:30-4:30 Home features gas tools, gas stove, Directions: Off Open the door Harley Davidson, Saturday 8am-1pm 9:00am -12:00pm accessories, trunks, primitive, Carey Avenue forced air,also cen- Find Bargains & furniture and cop- PLAINS household goods. with classified! collectibles &many 70 E. Merritt St. Entire contents of tral air ducts are household items. Treasures galore per pots &pans Tons of good stuff. nice home. Furni- already to install. EXETER at several houses. FORTY FORT Friday,Saturday & ture including nice many features EDWARDSVILLE Everything you Sunday bedroom sets; MLS#11-860 DALLAS could imagine, 9am-1pm TRUCKSVILLE antique &modern, $214,000 in imaginative two dining room REDUCED form. Call John Vacendak sets; Thomasville & Directions: LARKSVILLE Ethan Allen, sten- 570-823-4290 138 Mason St 1st right off 570-735-1810 ciled book cases, Boys, girls & Wyoming Ave. in stair glide, rugs, women’sclothes, Kingston, (Turn 15 Westminster Dr glassware, kitchen toys, new Dora at TomTobin) or items, books, lots O VIEW TERRACE RCHARD Dollhouse, books, Cross-Valley to SATURDAY,, APRIL 30 of sewing items 66 East Grove St., Baby items, girls Snapper Riding Kingston/Forty- cloths, furniture & inc. Fabric, nice see www. Time to purchase Lawnmower Fort exit, bear 8:00-4:00-4:00 80 Manor Drive at lamps, decorator odds and ends. right. Left onto Directions: Off capitol- your first home! &much more! The Church of items, religious Why keep paying 25 Center St. Saturday 8am-1pm Saturday 8am-? Welles St., left Main St. Plains Jesus Christ of realestate.com Affordable single 121 East State St Entire contents of items, lots of rent, this ½double onto Elizabeth Latter-day Saints vintage clothing, for additional is agreat starter family 3bedroom, 1 St. at Flower Clothing -all types, nice home. Furni- household items, Rt. 309 to Carver- many designer photos home! Nice size and 3/4 bath home DALLAS Warehouse then ture including very ton Rd. Left at light located in anice sports memorabilia, nice kitchen set, brand new sheet & rooms, eat-in 2nd right onto onto Manor Dr. comforter sets, kitchen, 1st floor area of Forty Fort. Virginia Terrace. Easton Stealth Bat, bedroom furniture, bicycle &more. Church is 1/2 mile draperies, curtains DUPONT laundry,attic pull Ample size and Look for signs or kitchenware, jewel- on left. freshly painted Saturday 8am-3pm ry,two nice gun and linens, lots of down for storage, sidewalk displays Huge Multi basement items some replacement rooms, walk up EXETER cabinets, Lionel Family Sale! PRICE REDUCED attic for storage, Estate Sale/ MOOSIC trains, knives, lots &much more! This windows &a Children’sitems, is avery nice sale! fenced in yard. rear deck, 2car of holiday items, JENKINS TOWNSHIP household, clothing, CREDIT CARDS Take alook & detached garage to lots of power tools, tools &more. name afew! hand and power, ACCEPTED! make your offer! 280 WCenter Hill Rd Saturday 9am-1pm MLS 11-947 numerous hunting Sale by Cook & $27,800 Contractors nails & $69,900 and fishing items, Cook Estate MLS#10-3582 tools, decorations, Jay A. Crossin 2vintage outboard Liquidators Jill Jones filing cabinets, 570-0770 boat motors, lawn TRUCKSVILLE www.cookand 570-696-6550 turkey fryer,milk Ext. 23 &garden &much cookestate can, truck shield, & CROSSIN REAL more! This is a liquidators.com hunter overalls. ESTATE Jupiter Moon 507 Rocky Glen very nice sale! NEW LISTING ATrue Garage Sale! Road, off Birney 570-288-0770 Studios CREDIT CARDS 6Ivy Lane Sat. 8:30am-2pm Wyndtree Oaks Ave. at Smilers Lovely 3bedroom April 30 &May 1 Estates ACCEPTED! WYOMING Saturday 9am-2pm Saturday April 30 Sale by Cook & Rancher with 2full 21 Garage Sales 10 am -3pm baths, granite HANOVER TOWNSHIP Sunday 10am-3pm Saturday,April 30 Cook Estate FALLS DALLAS (Wyoming Aveto Tools, toys, burn Liquidators kitchen counters, Giant Yard Sales 8:00AM-1:00PM barrels, Coca-Cola walk-in closet in Prince of Peace Lincoln, to Mem- River Street in www.cookand HUGE FLEA orial, to Pepe Ct.) NASCAR &more. cookestate Master REDUCED! Episcopal Church Plains to West Say- New Merchandise! MARKET bedroom.Separate Estate items added lor to East Saylor to liquidators.com 420 Main Street Free Items Trucksville UM shower in Master Vendors Wanted. weekly.Household, Lombardo Drive. With Purchase! SHAVERTOWN Church bath. Laundry room $10 outdoor fixtures, Crocks, Wii system, Wii 40 Knob Hill Road on main level and spaces. $15 indoor glassware, &tins. games, American 696-3897 much more! spaces (limited Toomuch to list! Girl doll, antiques, 145 Second St MOUNTAIN TOP Fri., April 29th New or used MLS #10-3285 Reduced! availability). Every collectibles, com- 5.30-8.30PM jewelry.Gift items. $239,000 Bi-Level. 1,750 sq ft. Second Saturday. mercial tanning Sat., April 30 Depression Glass. Jay A. Crossin 3bedrooms, 2 Reserve at FORTY FORT bed, girls golf clubs, 8AM-Noon Tools, Girls toddler 570-288-0770 baths, 1car garage. 570-654-3261 Leapster and Collectables, Furni- clothes, Toys. Ext. 23 New carpeting, games, Golds Gym RR1,Box 297 ture, Books, Cloth- Household items. Crossin Real paint, etc. Large lot. Power Tower,car MAJESTIC VIEW! ing (incl. PROM), TooMuch to List! Estate Asking $112,500. DALLAS seats, chest freez- 3bedroombrick Gigantic Indoor 126 Butternut Rd House Wares, Sea- Rain or shine. 570-288-0770 Deremer Realty er,Porter Cable Ranch homenes- Saturday,9-1 sonal, Children’s Saturday,April 30 570-477-1149 generator 5250 tledonapproxi- watt, Invacare Old 45 records, Items, Snacks & 8am-2pm DUPONT mately an acreof Nutron R32 power 2576 Church Rd. small outboard Bakery wellgroomedriver- wheelchair,alm Strollers, kids motor,trolling Great Prices for front landwith wheelchair ramp, kitchen set, play- motor,fishing poles, Tough Economy! WYOMING HANOVER TWP 104 Slocum Street Dozens of shag breathtaking scenic 112 Regal Street Household &office grill, electric key- house, toy boxes, views, cascading 2family. board, entertain- train table, Thomas golfballs, NIB Shop- furniture, pool & Vac, Set of golf SPRING FLING treelines and the Renovated bath yard items, toys, ment center,quad bed, power wheels legendary cliffs of &kitchen, low tires, pack nplay, &other kids items! clubs, weed wack- clothing for all er,porcelain claw- Falls. Beautifulbird taxes, new 22 Hemlock St. ages, women & shop vac, 6hp tiller, Washer,dryer, VENDOR / and wildlife to daz- boiler,50x150, (Near Fern Brook) exercise bikes, clothes &dishes. foot tub.Tomany men, TVs, tools, fish items to list all... zle the eye and over sized Saturday April 30 tank &more. Some- lawn mowers, Saturday 7am-12pm Quality 3bedroom excellent fishing Garage, 8am-2pm thing for everyone! microwaves, televi- andhunting foryour $84,000. Call Tons of items. MOUNTAIN TOP WEST WYOMING CRAFT FAIR ranch home on Saturday 8am-3pm sions, toddler beds Saturday April30 enjoyment.Living 570-825-7588 All Priced To Sell. large lot. Family (2), girls 4pcbed- SHAVERTOWN 10am To 4pm roomw/fireplace, or 718-360-7283 Call 570-574-0523 room with cathedral room set, patio fut- Wyoming United family room, full For Directions niture, treadmill, FLEA ceiling, gas fire- heated basement, Methodist Church Collect cash,not dust! wall chime clock, 376 Wyoming Ave. place, 2car riverfrontdeck, Clean out your sports cards, MARKET Pampered Chef, garage. Access to centralA/C and sports equipment, muchmore. Aone basement, garage DALLAS Thirty-One, Scentsy, flagstone patio from or attic and call the bar stools (3), 6th Street Lia Sophia, Mary family room and of aakindfind. FORTY FORT porcelain sink, vani- Mustsee! Classified depart- Kay,Mia Bella, master bedroom. ties, Baby Einstein OPEN YEAR ROUND Avon, Dove MLS #10-3751 ment today at 570- MULMULTITI FFAMILAMILYY DVDs, stroller,crib 995 First Ave. SPACE Above ground pool $182,000 829-7130! Off of Blythburn Rd. 186 Wellington, AVAILABLE Chocolate and mattress, New many more local with deck. CallDebbie home theater sur- Friday &Saturday, (off Pioneer Ave INSIDE & OUT McGuire 8am -2:30pm at top of hill) OVER crafters. $165,000 YYARDARD SALESALE && round sound sys- For more info call MLS# 10-2905 570-332-4413 HANOVER TWP. tem, cell phones, Complete set of Friday 8am-4pm, 70VENDORS CrossinReal kitchen cabinets in Saturday 4/30 ACRES OF Ramonda @ Call Arlene Warunek office equipment, 570-262-0020 570-650-4169 Estate Kodak Easy Share excellent condition, 8:00am-1:00pm PARKING 570-288-0770 SaturdayMOVINGMOVINGAprilSALESALE30th camera with printer, tools, golf items, Antiques & Saturday dishes &household. Collectibles: from 8amto2pm 86 Walnut Street leaf blower,bikes, 10am-2pm BUYING 640 Main Rd. Something for furniture, misc Lots of girls &boys couch, loveseat, Dallas at the Back household, family clothes &more. oak &marble top Sunday US & FORTY FORT everyone! tables, PA House 65 West Mountain Self clothing, books, 8am-4pm Smith Hourigan Storage Location Saturday &Sunday toys, jewelry. cherry china FOREIGN Pettebone St. 9am-3pm breakfront, Group Beautiful remod- 275 Phillips Street (Fern Brook Cor- Something for MOUNTAINTOP COINS & (570) 696-1195 eled home in nice ners). Something everyone. 1970's rattan Well kept 2 porch set, brass neighborhood.4 for everyone. Baby MOST ITEMS REDUCED WILKES-BARRE CURRENCY bedroom ranch with bed, bedroom bed, 3bath, new Items, Household FORTY FORT AT 12PM. EARLYBIRDS new kitchen, fenced sets, large HIGHEST DUPONT carpeting new Items, Knick WELCOME IF GARAGE yard, one car Princess House PREMIUMS FOR kitchen, stainless Knacks, Furniture, DOORS ARE UP. garage. crystal collection, SILVER DOLLARS appliances. $79,900 Tools, Clothes and KINGSTON 28 Albert Road Mary Hughes &BETTER ITEMS Amust see. MLS #11-638 so much more. Everything must go! Turn at blinking light prints, household PRICE REDUCED Call Tracy Zarola across from Smith &outdoor items GOLD & $169,500 570-574-6465 Nursing Home &much more. Leave Message 570-696-0723 Household items, Something for SILVER 570-881-8493 DALLAS custom oak enter- everyone. Rain or 21 Harry St. JEWELRY & LEWITH &FREEMAN 99 RIVER ST. tainment center, shine. Contact Saturday 4/30 & Single family home Saturday April 30 chairs, computer [email protected] Sunday 5/1 WATCHES for sale in quiet FORTY FORT 8:30-12:00 desk, kids bikes, for more details. from 8to4 ALL TYPES neighborhood- 92 W. Pettebone St. HANOVER TWP. Baby clothes & strollers, toys, Many household Beautiful 2400 Sq. items, women’s, 25 James Street Tiffany lamp, books, items unused, holi- OF STERLING Ft. 6bedroom, 2 men’s&children Tapes, sports, games &more. SHAVERTOWN day decorations & SILVER full baths, 2story Saturday 9-3 much more. Some- clothing, household jewelry,carpets, Old Postcards & home, fully air con- items. lamps, pictures & thing for everyone. Local Photo’s, ditioned, oil &gas Saturday,4/30, 1-5, a lot of nice stuff! heat, renovated Sunday 5/1, 11-4 Saturday,April 30 MOUNTAINTOP Lead Soldiers & kitchen, full unfin- WILKES-BARRE TWP. Northmoreland FORTY FORT 8am-12pm (Georgetown) Old Toys, Mining ished basement, 2 131 Pebble Circle enclosed porches, 476 Wyoming St. Road off Demunds &Military Stuff, ASingle family 2 15 x20deck with Nice 3bedroom Road KINGSTON Old Crocks, Jugs power awning story home with 3 single home.Gas 3Commercial HHOUSEOUSE && cover –generous bedrooms, bath, heat. COnvenient Sewing machines, Saturday April 30th &Bottles, Fine size lot, off street walk out basement, location. To settle furniture, Maytag 8AM-2PM China &Glass- parking, first floor has been complete- estate. Affordable washer,house- 100th Block of ware, Local washer/dryer.All GGARAGEARAGE SSALEALE Woodbine Road, ly gutted &insulat- @$39,500 wares,Tonneau Blue Ridge Trail appliances includ- Call Jim for details Cover for Dodge 1230 Murray St. Golf Club 0ff Manor Drive Advertising ed. Offering price ed. New dry wall, Dakota, much Toomuch list!! 160 Fairway Drive TOO MUCH TOO St. John’sHall $180,000 new wiring, electri- Towne &Country STAMPS more! Saturday 8am-1pm Friday &Saturday LIST! SOMETHING 756 East Call 570-421-0587 cal service, plumb- Real Estate Co. 570-735-8932 or 8:00am -3:00pm FOR EVERYONE! Northampton Street or [email protected] 261 Pringle Street ing, new roof, cen- 570-542-5708 Furniture, clothes, Wed., May 4th use “Dupont Home” Saturday,9am-3pm PAYING tral air.Hardwood EDWARDSVILLE household, books, 9amto5pm in E-mail subject Contents of house floor refinished. baby items, toys, SWOYERSVILLE Thursday,May 5th line. FORTY FORT including furniture, 195 Slocum St. Record Detached garage. HANOVER TWP. household, antiques, Cuckoo Clocks, 570-718-1123 9amto2pm All work inspected microwave, french workshop tools, Minutes from Thursday Ca$h Do you need more space? quilting stuff, 1/2 off &bag day Ayardorgarage sale and approved by VIRGINIA TERRACE doors, toys, whirl- Wilkes-Barre code officials. pool tub, tools, rug, jewelry,collectibles, Prices holiday,lecreuset, in classified Appliances Included aquariums, baseball cards &much more! old records. Some- WYOMING is the best way Asking $135,000. thing for Everyone! FLEAMARKET HERITAGE to clean out your closets! 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Large 3 cious 4bedrooms home, conveniently spacious family story,7rooms, 3 2bedrooms, 2 with detached 1car garage. storage and a wood floors, car- offers 1450 sq. ft of located. This lovely room with coal bedrooms, 2.5 modern baths, bedroom home with garage. Home has Priced to sell. workshop in the peted bedrooms, living space with home features insert fireplace, baths, eat in additional finished formal dining room, replacement win- MLS 11-1298 basement; Rear tiled kitchen & 1.75 baths, walk up eat-in kitchen, 3 living room, dining kitchen, very large space in basement off street parking dows, new carpet, $59,900 home features new baths, maple attic, and partially bedrooms, formal room kitchen PLUS dining/living room for 2more bed- and large yard. 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Cape Cod features ances, heated in very nice 3bed- Fully occupied dou- Classified’sgot formal dining room, ground pool. room 1bath home. ble with separate three bedrooms the directions! $219,900 Call Lots of natural utilities. 2bed- with amaster bath, 570-655-8034 111 Falcon Drive woodwork and a rooms each side, HARDING full bath, attached Brandnew since Lovely nearly com- beautiful stained off street parking Price Reduction! two car garage. 2004, 3bedrooms, pleted renovated MOUNTAIN TOP glass window. and fenced in yard. Niceraised ranch in MLS 11-1230 JENKINS TWP 2baths, centralair, Victorian farmhouse Kitchen appliances MLS #10-2584 quiet neighborhood. $169,900 2car garage,shed, sits high on 7.81 and wall to wall car- $75,900 Attached 3car Call 570-696-2468 garage;plenty of REDUCED! 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Antonik &Associ- of country living in modern baths. to finish. Seller anx- this beautiful 2 LINE UP COLDWELL BANKER, Elk Lake School Dis- 1acre with pond. ates, Inc. 1717 River Road Stampedconcrete trict. $175,000 570-735-7494 ious to sell. All story home on 2.23 RUNDLE REAL ESTATE Central sewer. appliances and Compact 2story ASUCCESSFUL SALE patio. For more MLS# 11-525 Call Roomy 2story with acres surrounded information and Coldwell Banker by nature the prop- home with 3bed- 570-696-2468 hardwood, tile, Looking for that Home Protection rooms, 1st floor IN CLASSIFIED! photos visit maple kitchen, special place erty has it’sown KINGSTON TWP. www.atlas Plan included. private driveway. bath with laundry, 2car garage and called home? MLS #10-2673 large kitchen. Park- Do you need more space? realtyinc.com all the goodies. Great entertaining MLS #11-1166 Classified will address $99,900 inside &out! 3car ing in rear with Ayardorgarage sale PRICE REDUCED Complete move in Call Amy Lowthert alley access. $279,900 package from the Your needs. garage plus 2car in classified Call Tom 52 W. Columbus at (570)406-7815 detached. AMUST $39,900 low $200’s. 90 day Open the door MLS 11-99 is the best way 570-262-7716 build time. Ave. Large 2story COLDWELL BANKER SEE! MLS#11-831 with classified! home with balcony $279,900 Call Colleen Financingavailable. RUNDLE REAL ESTATE 570-237-0415 to clean out your closets! off master bedroom call Nancy You’reinbussiness Oak Ridge Homes showing views of 570-237-0752 NUANGOLA with classified! Incorporated the valley.Agreat HANOVER TWP. WILKES-BARRE (570) 788-7100 place to see the Buttonwood fireworks! 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With a Well maintained home with original trict.Home Warran- nice lot, vinyl siding, wood and pine 4bedroom ranch spacious two family. newer roof, remod- Entertaining is a bi-level continually woodwork. Corner cy included. For replacement win- floors, modern with large updat- Each identical unit eled kitchen and “must” in this cared for by the lot in quiet neigh- more information dows. Fenced yard. kitchen and baths, ed kitchen, open has Approx. (1300 bath, not much left waterfront com- original owners. borhood. Roof 9 and photos visit our MLS# 11-1140 formal living room floor plan, living sq ft.) with 3bed- for you to do but pound! Spacious Upgraded kitchen years old. Hard- website at $54,900 and dining room, 3 room with fire- rooms, bath, large relax and enjoy the room sizes accom- with granite counter wood floors in good www.atlas Call Jill Shaver bedrooms, gas place, hardwood living &dining Lake views from modate family and tops and breakfast condition. 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Each side MLS #10-3124 beamed ceilings and wet bar.27’ x CROSSIN REAL commercial. lower level, easily has afull attic & $269,900 and agas stone 10’ 3-season ESTATE MLS#11-1010 finished-only basement with Call Jill Jones fireplace Dining room…. Agreat 570-288-0770 $129,000 needs carpet. This washer &dryer room includes two place to entertain. Call Maribeth Jones is amust see! hook-ups. Gas 68-70 Plank St. built-in corner Motivated sellers! 570-696-6565 $164,500 heat. 581 side has a Shopping for a Affordable double cupboards and Come and tour this KINGSTON MLS# 11-1349 private fenced rear block property! sitting area with lovely home new apartment? Call Michael Pinko yard &was rented Each unit has 3 stone fireplace in agreat LAFLIN Classified lets (570) 899-3865 for $695 Month & 570-696-6550 bedrooms, living Game room with neighborhood! now vacant .583 you comparecosts - room, full bath, mahogany flooring, MLS#11-1031 side rents for $600 dining room &eat- Five bedrooms, $239,500 without hassle Month with along in kitchen. Separate including fabulous Mary Ellen Belchick or worry! PARDEESVILLE time tenant. utilities &off-street views of the lake in 696-6566 MOCANAQUA Separate utilities. Get moving parking. Live in one the spacious mas- Smith Hourigan ARDEESVILLE D unit &let the $98,750 ter and fifth bed- with classified! Group 738 P R MLS# 11-1293 second unit pay for room (presently an 290 Reynolds St. 570-474-6307 the mortgage or 973-476-1499 office). Lush gar- CORNER LOT Very roomy 2story LARKSVILLE use both units as dens with perenni- on lovely street in an investment als and annuals. 84’ 7Hickorywood Dr. Kingston. 4bed- Wonderful 4bed- NANTICOKE property.Call today of lakefront with rooms, 3baths, for ashowing! two-story boat- JENKINS TWP. room Ranch with wood burning fire- sweeping views of $84,800 house! “Low taxes”. place in living room. 2bedroom, 1bath MLS#10-3778 Looking for the right deal MLS#11-1083 the valley.Master Large eat-in kitchen bedroom with walk- home across street Craig Yarrish on an automobile? $850,000. as well as formal from the river with 570-696-6554 Call Maribeth Jones in closet and bath, Turn to classified. dining room. Freshly ultra modern eat-in detached 2car 570-696-6565 painted, carpets garage. It’sashowroom in print! kitchen with granite Single family built cleaned and numer- Beautiful Bi-Level $59,900 counters and cherry in 2005.2.5 baths, Classified’sgot ous updates makes with Oak Hardwood MLS# 11-283 cabinets with large two story with this move-in ready! Floors in Living Five Mountains 200 -202 E. the directions! island and stainless Union Street attached garage. Call for your steel appliances. 2 room, Dining room, Realty 23 Mead St. 2single homes on Oil furnace with private showing. car garage, full Hallways & 570-542-2141 Newly remodeled 2 1lot. All separate central air.90x PITTSTON TWP. HANOVER TWP. MLS #11-364 unfinished base- Staircase. story on acorner utilities, 2vehicle 140 corner lot. HUNLOCK CREEK $159,900 ment with Upgrades Galore, lot with fenced in built-in garage. Kitchen with cen- Mary Ellen Belchick walk-out to yard. central air,gas MOCANAQUA yard and 2car Great opportunity ter cooking island, 570-696-6566 For more informa- heat, 16x32 garage. 4bed- for investors or live dining room, tion and photos visit in-ground pool rooms, 1bath, in one &collect rent raised ceiling with www.atlas surrounded with 1,660 sq. ft. For from the other. glass door entry & realtyinc.com Perennial Gardens more information One side has 4 hardwood floor. MLS #10-4060 &Fenced yard with and photos visit bedrooms, other Carpeting thru out $269,900 Hot Tub, shed, www.atlas has 3bedrooms. home. Tiled Call Colleen deck, oversized Single family home realtyinc.com $105,000 kitchen and bath. 570-237-0415 driveway,1car 120 Parnell St. located on awell Main Road $89,900 KINGSTON garage. 1year MLS# 10-3329 Kitchen appli- Classic Ranch in manicured fenced Country Living MLS 10-3684 warranty.$189,900 Very nice side by Louise Laine ances included. great location. 3 corner lot. This At It’sBest. Call Bill MLS# 10-3677 side (2 unit) with off 570-283-9100 x20 NICELYPRICED bedroom, 3baths, home provides Well Maintained 570-362-4158 Call Nancy Palumbo street parking for 5, $219,900 high quality paved off street farmhouse on 6+ 570-714-9240 public water & (570) 233-1993 throughout. 3sea- parking &asingle acres. Garage, sewer.Atpresent son porch over car detached stream. Easy time both sides are looking private rear garage. Entering access to Route 11. vacant. Live in one PITTSTON yard. Owners says the front door Affordable at DRASTIC side and rent out Do you need more space? sell and lowers you’re greeted by REDUCED TO the other. Ayardorgarage sale price to hardwood floors, $159,500 JENKINS TWP. $75,000 $219,900.For updated windows Call Jim REDUCTION!!!!! LARKSVILLE MOUNTAIN MLS# 10-3183 in classified more information &apleasant floor Towne &Country NEW LISTING! Five Mountains is the best way and photos please plan. Seller will Real Estate Co. 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Stately 5bedroom Terrace, Lake Ariel, 1st floor master home in prestigious on pristine 1acre readers read Nice home, corner suite with office and PA classic home, lot…grape vines, lot, large unfinished neighborhood. two story,single Smith Hourigan 3/4 bath. 2nd floor Yearning to be fruit trees, fish the Classified basement. For Group Main Road has 2large bed- family,2bed- pond, raised gar- more information restored to its origi- rooms, 1bath- section. 570-474-6307 Country Living rooms with walk in dens, contemporary Gorgeous Original and photos visit nal splendor.Porch, room, kitchen, din- At It’sBest. closets and adjoin- home with Great *2008 Pulse Research Woodwork &Hard- www.atlas rec room, sun room ing room, family Finda Well Maintained ing bath. 1st floor room fireplace, wood floors. 4bed- realtyinc.com and inground pool. room, living room, farmhouse on 6+ laundry and 1/2 beamed ceilings, rooms, 2baths, 1st MLS 11-1209 LINE UP Huge Reduction fireplace, electric acres. Garage, bath, modern $145,000 hardwood flooring floor laundry area, $129,900 newcar heat, .85 acres, stream. Easy kitchen with bam- and much more! built-in drawers/ Call Charlie Call Jay Crossin deck. Located in a access to Route 11. boo floors, living MLS#11-1079 cabinets in 2nd floor 570-829-6200 Ext. 23 Goldstar communi- WhatDo ASUCCESSFUL SALE Affordable at room with stone Crossin Real $325,000. hallway.Dou- online ty,lake rights, REDUCED TO fireplace. 2tier Call Maribeth Jones blestairs leading Estate community ameni- $159,500 deck overlooks 696-6565 YouHave from upstairs into at 570-288-0770 ties include pool, Call Jim above ground pool, foyer &kitchen. beaches, club- timesleader.com IN CLASSIFIED! Towne &Country ready for summer Walk-up finished house, golf, ski To Sell Real Estate Co. fun! For more infor- attic with 2more LINE UP slopes, boating 570-735-8932 or mation and photos, rooms. 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9Jay Street Well cared for and 195 Mclean St. 35 Hillard St. NEW LISTING! Totally renovated nicely kept. Aplace Off street parking Great NEW LISTING! 104 5TH ST. Ranch home. tocall home! Com- with carport, nice neighborhood 54 CORLEAR ST. Great location to Well maintained Former Vic Mar 1011-1015 Oak St Modern kitchen, plete with 2car rear yard, first floor surrounds this invest in with this 25 St. Mary’sSt. modern bath, 3 oversized garage, laundry,updated updated 2story home on adouble duplex, you can building. Reduced! This 6,600 sq. ft. Available 2buildings lot, on alovely resi- 3,443 sq. ft. Turnkey business on site. #1011 is a2 bedrooms, AC, central air,first floor electrical, some with original have atenant help masonry commer- concrete block off street parking. laundry,eat in replacement win- woodwork. 3 dential street. Walk with your mortgage opportunity. building has multi- story office building to the River Com- cial building with Complete commer- with approximately Affordable at kitchen. Convenient dows, why not take bedroom, 1bath, or just collect the warehouse/office ple uses. 5offices toshopping, West alook at this 1,500 sq.ft. oak mon Park. Close to rents. 2bedrooms cial kitchen, large &kitchenette. 3800 square feet. $149,500 schools. 1st floor and 2apartments dining area, 90 x #1015 is asingle Towne &Country Pittston pool and home!!!! 3Bed- eat-in kitchen, in each unit. Semi- with separate elec- Over 5,800 sq. ft.. ball fields. $152,500 rooms, large eat in wood floors, bedroom and ½ modern kitchens 130 parking lot. warehouse space story building with Real Estate Co. bath. 2nd floor 2or tric and heat. Per- Live-in quarters. approximately 3000 570-735-8932 or MLS 11-583 kitchen, lower level stained glass and baths. Both fect for contractors (high ceilings). 2 570-542-5708 Call Judy Rice has a1/2 bath and windows, large 3bedrooms and a units have access Well known overhead doors. square feet. full bath. Although or anyone with stor- location. $489,000 570-714-9230 abuilt in bar area, room sizes, fenced tothe basement for age needs. For $95,500 would make anice yard, deck. $89,000 not currently fin- storage. Firstfloor $89,000 MLS 10-1326 MLS# 11-445 ished, the base- more information MLS# 11-445 Call Pat Guzzy SWOYERSVILLE game room! Call for MLS #10-3023 has gas fireplace, and photos log onto Bob Kopec your appointment Call Tracy Zarola ment is heated and ductless A/C units Call Pat Guzzy HUMFORD 570-407-2480 can be finished for www.atlas 570-407-2480 today! 570-574-6465 and laundry area. realtyinc.com. REALTY MLS #11-453 570-696-0723 additional living Large garage with 570-822-5126 space. Call for your Reduced to $67,500 workshop area. $89,000 Call Jill Jones LEWITH &FREEMAN private showing. Take alook and WEST WYOMING MLS#11-1142 MLS #10-3872 438 Tripp St bring your offers! Call Charlie JENKINS TOWNSHIP $115,000 MLS#11-1038 MaryEllen Belchick 570-829-6200 May Street WILKES-BARRE $109,900 VM 101 387-389 North 696-6566 or Walter Jill Jones Investors Wanted! Hampton St. Belchick 696-2600 696-6550 ThreeUnit.Great Stone front 2bed- 570-696-6550 ext. 301 570-586-1111 room, 2story on Location.Great 570-586-1111 nice lot. Open 1st Income. Tenants floor with nice eat-in WILKES-BARRE pay all utilities. Do you need more space? PITTSTON kitchen. 2nd floor Good condition. Ayardorgarage sale needs tlc. Gas heat. $95,000 Space Heaters. Call (616) 379-1165 in classified $35,900. Call Pat WILKES-BARRE YATESVILLE DALLAS is the best way Former Parrish 570-885-4165 to clean out your closets! Center Hallwith Coldwell Banker WILKES-BARRE kitchen&parking. Gerald L. Busch You’reinbussiness For moreinforma- Real Estate, Inc. with classified! tionand photos visit 231 Poplar St. www.atlas realtyinc.com 144 S. Main St. SWOYERSVILLE Nice 3bedroom EDWARDSVILLE Busy downtown SUNDAY MLS#08-2954 1:00PM-3:00PM home in move-in location, perfect for $179,900 Completely remod- condition. 678 Lehman your business. Be a REDUCED! Hardwood floors in 20 OsborneDrive CallCharlie eled home with INVESTMENT! Outlet Road part of the Down- everything new. living &dining Buy anewer 2 Unusual Opportunity town Revitalization. room. Upgraded 39 W. Chestnut St. 133-135 Old River Rd story in the growing New kitchen, baths, Designed and con- in Back Mountain. Located across bedrooms, tile appliances including Lots of room in this Willow ViewDevel- Ranch Home from the Tomato stainless double single with 3floors structed as a4-unit opment.Thishome floors, hardwoods, apartment building. zoned Residential Festival lot, current- granite countertops, oven, refrigerator & of living space. 3 has 3bedrooms, attached to ly has a3story dishwasher.Great Solid brick and 2.5 baths, formal all new stainless bedrooms, 1bath Commercial Lawrence St. building on the storage space masonry exterior. dining and sitting steel appliances, with hardwood Building (formerly Nice 3unit property.When in full basement Each apartment room, family room KINGSTON refrigerator,stove, floors throughout, print shop) with property.Lots of removed, would &walk-up attic. contains 1300+/-SF withwoodburning microwave, dish- natural woodwork, separate utilitieson off street parking leave a30x120 184 Owen St. $82,000 of living space with fireplace,finished washer,free stand- all windows have over 2beautiful and bonus 2car building lot that Roomy 2story,4 MLS #10-4456 6rooms, 2bed- roominlower level, ing shower,tub for been replaced, acres in Lake Twp. garage. All units are backs on Wharf bedroom, 1.75 bath Barbara Young rooms and one electric heatand two, huge deck, laundry/pantry off of with plenty of rented. Great Street.REDUCED single family home Call 570-466-6940 bath. Full concrete centralair.2car large yard, excellent kitchen. 4x10 entry parking. So many income with low MLS 10-2742 on alarge lot with ext. 55 basement and off- garage,level lot. neighborhood foyer,space for 2 possibility's. Can be maintenance $14,900 large modern eat in street parking for 6 NEW REDUCED $154,900 (835.00 / additional bed- purchased as $159,900 Call Lu-Ann kitchen. Large living cars. MLS#11-1232 PRICE. 30years/ 5%) COLDWELL BANKER, rooms on the 3rd residential home. MLS# 10-2675 570-602-9280 and dining rooms. $124,900 MLS 10-2379 570-654-1490 floor.Roof is new. Call for more Call Karen 1st floor laundry MLS 11-325 TedPoggi $246,000 47 N. Thomas St. RUNDLE REAL ESTATE 283-9100 ext.25 details. Property room, ductless air Jay A. Crossin CallLu-Ann Type:RC: Coldwell Banker Well maintained conditioning on 1st 570-288-0770 570-602-9280 Residential with Rundle Real Estate duplex in anice 570-474-2340 floor,vinyl siding, WILKES-BARRE Ext. 23 Commercial area of Kingston. carport, off street 241 DanaStreet CROSSIN REAL Function 2nd floor unit is parking and much ESTATE $165,000 FORTY FORT occupied. New PITTSTON more. 570-288-0770 MLS #11-42 138-148 Welles St. roof, new heating 2Unit through MLS 11-432 WEST WYOMING LINE UP 570-242-2795 system, brand new 8Unit apartments $149,900 in ground pool for sale in the Jay A. Crossin REDUCED!! WILKES-BARRE ASUCCESSFUL SALE YATESVILLE recently installed. Greter Pittston Ext. 23 Laundry hook-up for area. Call Crossin Real IN CLASSIFIED! both units in base- 570-655-1606 Estate PRICE REDUCED ment. Newer roof 570-288-0770 Do you need more space? and exterior Spacious 3 Ayardorgarage sale recently painted. PITTSTON MLS 11-1199 Township Blvd. bedroom, 1.5 baths in classified $144,500 THOMPSON withtextured DRASTIC PRICE is the best way Job Seekers are REDUCTION! Jay A. Crossin ceilings, updated Be part of the 570-288-0770 kitchen, all appli- 455 S. Main St. to clean out your closets! looking here! Ext. 23 536 W. Eighth St. Where's your ad? Welles Street ances including Charming traditional You’reinbussiness CROSSIN REAL Nice starter home 570-829-7130 and Revitalization! 2 with 7rooms, 3 dishwasher, tiled home. Four bed- 12 Reidst. buildings with ESTATE room, very large liv- with classified! ask for an employ- bedrooms, 1.25 bath with whirlpool Spacious Bi-level offices &ware- 570-288-0770 baths. 1car garage ing room, finished homeinsemi-pri- ment specialist house/garage tub, 2nd floor attic, beautiful and carport. Home laundry room. WILKES-BARRE vatelocation with areas. Zoned M-1. has plenty of park- woodwork, French privatebackyard. 3 Office space for KINGSTON MAKE AN OFFER! RR 2Box 84B ing in rear with Replacement doors &fenced in season room. Gas DALLAS lease. Call agent for Ideal location New Listing! shed and great windows. back yard. REDUCED fireplace in lower more details. 138- between Wilkes- 2Story,Large Lot, MLS #11-1117 yard. $80,000 level family room. 4 142 Approx 9784 Barre &Scranton. Needs Siding, Nice MLS #11-559 MLS# 11-88 $75,000 bedrooms, garage. sq. ft. &144-146 Ample parking with Interior Features! $92,900 Call Arlene Warunek George Sailus For moreinformtion approx 5,800 sq ft. room for additional MLS# 11-1184 Call Tom 570-650-4169 (570) 407-4300 and photos visit $335,000 spaces. Perfect for $74,900 570-262-7716 TRADEMARK wwww.atlas Contact Judy Rice medical or profes- Call Jill Shaver REALTORS realtyinc.com 714-9230 sional offices. Con- Hunter Office: MLS 10-4740 MLS# 11-4293 tact agent to show. (570) 328-0306 Highly visible office Contact Judy Rice $159,900 Commercial space building w/ample off WILKES-BARRE Call Charlie 570-714-9230 forlease.$10/sq. ft. street parking. MLS# 10-1110 Smith Hourigan 116 Amber Lane 570-829-6200 Physician'soffice Executive office on It's that time again! Group Very nice Bi-level VM 101 readytooccupy 1st level. Potential Rent out your (570) 696-1195 home with 2-3 bed- approx 7500 sq.ft. for 2tenants in apartment rooms, open floor Various suites up to lower level. with the Classifieds plan, built in 20,000 sq. ft. also FORTY FORT $449,000 570-829-7130 WILKES-BARRE garage, driveway, available. State of MLS #11-995 on corner lot. the art amenities. Call Tracy Zarola Looking for the right deal Lower level family Ample parking. 570-574-6465 PLAINS room with pellet YATESVILLE Contact Judy Rice 570-696-0723 on an automobile? WILKES-BARRE 73 Richard Street stove. Move in 3Bedroom, 1Bath 714-9230 Turn to classified. condition home. MLS# 10-4102 LEWITH &FREEMAN Traditional in Very For more informa- REDUCED! It’sashowroom in print! Good Condition. tion and photos visit Classified’sgot Open Layout. Off www.atlas MOUNTAINTOP Street Parking, realtyinc.com NEW LISTING! the directions! 296 Main Street N Yard &Shed. $95,000 108 Welles St. Walk into the Many Updates. MLS 10-4538 Unique investment warmth of this Asking $47,900 Call Colleen opportunity for a4 107-109 E. Carey St. charming home that THORNHURST Call 570-762-1537 570-237-0415 DURYEA unit building that High traffic, high 2or3bedroom 108 Simpson St. defines the quaint for showing includes 1small potential location home in Country Cute and well cared architecture of commercial space with enough space Club Estates. 1.5 for home. Enclosed Wilkes-Barre. The &3spacious for 2second floor Looking to buy a 61 Pittston Ave. bath with lots of patio on back, off owners maintained apartments. Low apartments. Large home? Stately brick Ranch storage space. street parking for 4 the fine woodwork, maintenance S. Mountain Blvd. front windows for Place an ad here in private location. For info &pics, cars. Nice big yard, original stained exterior &grounds. Best location in showroom display. and let the Large room sizes, 1061fairway. privacy in rear. glass windows,built Convenient location Mountaintop. 7,700 Basement &sub- sellers know! fireplace, central weebly.com MLS 09-3505 in book cases, 2 WILKES-BARRE with high visibility. sq. ft. building with basement for 570-829-7130 A/C. Includes Call 570-472-3032 $49,900 sets of French $118,500 250’ frontage. additional storage extra lot. 622 Donnelly St. Call Jay Crossin doors, cozy fire- MLS #11-358 Currently an or workspace. SALE BY OWNER MLS #10-3512 Double Block in Ext. 23 place and old fash- Karen Ryan automotive $125,900 PRICE REDUCED good condition. CROSSIN REAL ioned archways. WILKES-BARRE 570-283-9100 X-14 center.Building is MLS# 10-1919 WANAMIE 84 Madison Street $198,900 Great investment 950CenterSt. ESTATE Has adefinite adaptable Call Stanley Call Charlie property.Come 570-288-0770 appeal with the to many uses. (570) 817-0111 many updates. 570-829-6200 take alook. $595,000 MLS# 10-2560 VM 101 $96,000 Call Dave Coldwell Banker WILKES-BARRE $135,000 MLS# 10-2668 570-474-6307 Rundle Real Estate Call Brenda Call Karen 570-474-2340 Suder Office: Coldwell Banker SMITH HOURIGAN GROUP (570) 696-2468 FREELAND Need to rent that Rundle Real Estate 1017-1019 Centre St. 570-474-2340 Vacation property? Shopping for a Place an ad and Nice duplex. GREGREAATT VIEVIEWW get started! Unique Property. 54 Penn Street Renovated 2nd new apartment? EDWARDSVILLE 570-829-7130 Well maintained 2 floor.Great invest- Renovated two Classified lets story.10years old. ment or convert story in East End. 2- Looking for that Privacy galore. back to single. 3bedrooms,large you comparecosts - ceramic tile bath special place PLAINS TWP. 3.5 acres. Pole INVESTMENT! 3bedroom, 1bath without hassle with walk-in linen called home? Barn 30 x56for 123 S. Main St., on 1st Floor. closet; first floor or worry! storage of equip- Great downtown 2bedroom, 1bath Classified will address LAND! laundry with 1/2 Get moving ment, cars or Wilkes-Barre LINE UP 2nd floor.Detached Your needs. bath; large dining HIGHWAY 315 boats. Amust opportunity for garage. with classified! room with oak floor- Open the door 2acres of commer- see property. investor! Ideal for AGREATDEAL... $79,000 ing; eat-in kitchen with classified! cial land. 165 front $289,000 student housing! MLS# 11-1095 62-67 ½Thomas St IN CLASSIFIED! with oak cabinets THINKING OF SELLING? feet. Driveway MLS# 10-3799 First floor tenant is Call Jeff Cook This would make an and built in table; access permit and Call Geri asuccessful Looking for the right deal Realty World awesome family stained glass win- lot drainage in 570-696-0888 restaurant with a Bank Capital compound. No on an automobile? dows, wrap porch, place. WIll build to 570-696-3801 lease. Plus 4large, 570-235-1183 shortage of parking fenced yard; ceiling suit tenant or avail- 2bedroom apart- Turn to classified. on this unique prop- fans; shed; gas able for land lease. LEWITH &FREEMAN ments on the sec- It’sashowroom in print! erty.One single SUNDAYMAY 15 NANTICOKE 570-288-9371 heat; walk up attic For more informa- ond and third floors. home, one duplex Classified’sgot WILKES-BARRE with wood flooring; Spacious well FOR SALE tion and photos visit Off-street parking Large Modern Bi and an extra lot all the directions! close to mall. maintained double www.atlas for 3cars. Level. Newly included. Homes WEST PITTSTON $85,900. By home with 4bed- realtyinc.com 322 SALEM ST. MLS#11-829 remodeled, hard- FREE MARKET are right on the MULTI-UNIT appointment only MLS 11-17 $154,900 wood floors, 2story ANALYSIS! Edwardsville/Larksvi rooms on each WILKES-BARRE Call (570) 970-8065 Price Negotiable TedPoggi 283-9100 addition. Deck, For aconfidential lle border. side. 1017 side is or email Call Charlie ext. 25 garage, large evaluation of $129,900 owner occupied PROPERTY fenced yard. Quiet [email protected]. Available immedi- 570-829-6200 your home. 11-252 with ductless AC, ately.Commercial VM 101 neighborhood. Extra Call Betty WYOMING CALL TODAY! oil or coal heat, property has 2 amenities. $190,000 570 696-2468. (570) 510-1736 Call 570-814-5948 modern living apartments and rooms, kitchen & large office area, baths. Fenced in lots of storage, multi “bay” heated WILKES-BARRE back yard with Great 1/2 double WILKES-BARRE MINERS MILLS garage, large yard, located in nice 313 N. River Street 29 W. Beatty St. shed. Great oppor- ample off street West Pittston loca- Nice 2bedroom Lovely 2story re- Smith Hourigan tunity to live in 1017 parking; all units PLYMOUTH tion. 3bedrooms, single home, A/C, modeled home in Group &pay your mort- rented; Close to Rt new carpet. Vertical well maintained. very good condi- 570-287-1196 gage with 1019 81 and Cross Valley blinds with all appli- Near courthouse tion. Laminate and expressway; off- 530 Dennison Ave. rental property ances. Screened in &colleges. tile flooring through- Collect cash,not dust! street parking. Seri- porch and yard. For Affordably Priced out. 16x20 great Collect cash,not dust! $99,952 ous inquiries only. Clean out your MLS# 11-1229 more information @$44,900. room addition with REDUCED Clean out your No brokers/real Great 3bedroom Call Stanley and photos visit Call Jim cathedral ceilings basement, garage estate agents! Cape Cod with basement, garage www.atlas Towne &Country and recessed light- or attic and call the (570) 817-0111 $189,999 Call charm &character, realtyinc.com 191 Andover St. Real Estate Co. ing. Quiet neighbor- or attic and call the (570) 878-2424 155 EWalnut St. 13/4 baths, nice Classified depart- Coldwell Banker MLS#10-1535 Lovely single family 570-735-8932 or hood. Appliances Classified depart- after 10:00 a.m. Good investment yard. MLS# Rundle Real Estate $59,000 3bedroom home 570-542-5708 included in sale. ment today at 570- property knocking 10-342 $139,900 ment today at 570- 570-474-2340 Charlie VM 101 with lots of space. $62,000 829-7130! on your door.Don't call Nancy 829-7130! Finished 3rd floor, 570-885-3664 miss out, come and 570-237-0752 balcony porch off of Collect cash,not dust! see for yourself. 2nd floor bedroom, Also included in the gas hot air heat, Clean out your Collect cash,not dust! sale of the property central air and is the lot behind the Collect cash,not dust! much more. basement, garage Clean out your SellingYour Car? home. Lot size is Must see! 25X75, known as Clean out your MLS 11-59 basement, garage Collect cash,not dust! or attic and call the Clean out your 147 Cherry St. basement, garage $69,900 or attic and call the $82,000 or attic and call the Jay A. Crossin Classified depart- basement, garage We’ll run your ad until the vehicle is sold MLS# 10-2666 570-288-0770 Classified depart- or attic and call the Call Karen Classified depart- Ext. 23 ment today at 570- Classified depart- Coldwell Banker ment today at 570- CROSSIN REAL ment today at 570- ESTATE ment today at 570- Call Classiﬁed at 829-7130 Rundle Real Estate 829-7130! 570-288-0770 829-7130! 829-7130! 829-7130! 570-474-2340 TIMES LEADER www.timesleader.com FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2011 PAGE 13C 909 Income & 909 Income & 912 Lots &Acreage 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ 944 Commercial Commercial Commercial Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Unfurnished Properties Properties Properties DURYEA 44.59 ACRES KINGSTON PLYMOUTH Wilkes-Barre FORTY FORT 2APARTMENTS Apartments WILKES-BARRE Free standing build- WILKES-BARRE WYOMING 2bedroom apt & Available ing. Would be great 819 North SDK GREEN also 2room efficien- for any commercial Washington St. FRANKLIN GARDENS ACRES HOMES cy.Heat, water, use. 1900 sq. ft. on HANOVER TOWNSHIP 11 Holiday Drive stove &fridge S A I N T J O H N SENIORLIVING the ground floor 1st floor,2bedroom, Kingston included. Efficiency with an additional stove, refrigerator, “A Place To includes electric. A P A R T M E N T S 800 sq. ft in finished 941 Apartments/ privatedeck, wash- Near bus stop. 419 N. Main St lower level. Excel- Call Home” 1&2bedrooms Unfurnished er/dryer hookup. Spacious 1, 2&3 $500 &$400/mo. Wilkes Barre lent location, only 1 Heat, garbage& Laundry facility Industrial Site. Rail Bedroom Apts No smoking or pets. block from North sewer included. Security &refer- Spacious Cross Valley Affordable Building served with all 3Bedroom Stove, fridge $625/month ences required. Call 1bedroom. Expressway and waiting for your utilities. KOZ Townhomes Secure building ASHLEY 570-842-1264 (570) 592-2902 Secured Senior one block from 2020 Sq. Ft, business to occupy approved. For more Modern 2bedroom, Gas heat included Building. Community Wyoming Ave(route Commercial build- it! It also offers information and laundry,parking,bus FREE Applicants must Rooms. 11) Take advan- ing on corner lot income from 2bed- photos visit stop. No pets. 24hr on-site Gym be over age 62 & tage of this prime with parking. Prime room apartment www.atlas Water included. HANOVER TWP PLYMOUTH Elevator 214 Taft Street Community Room Nice, recently reno- be income location for just location. Lower above. Off street realtyinc.com $535 +utilities, first 2fully handicap 2nd floor.Modern 2 Swimming Pool vated 1st floor 1 qualified. $1050 per month! level street parking. Offers con- $2,395,000 /last &security bedroom. Newer Maintenance FREE bedroom. Stove & accessible apts. 570-262-1131 entrance. Close to sidered! MLS 11-572 MLS#10-669 570-954-1992 kitchen, bath, stove Controlled Access Fridge included. Rent start at $501 also available major highways. $79,500 Call Charlie &fridge. Washer & Patio/Balcony $500 +electric & per month. $149,900 Call Judy Ross dryer in basement. and much more... garbage. Lease, Includes ALL MLS# 10-3225 570-714-9230 AVOCA COMMERCIAL SPACE 1&2bedroom $500 +utilities & Call Today security,references utilities. Call Jeff Cook RECENTLYRENOVATED apartments, just security.Nopets. or stop by Call for appointment CallChristy Realty World FOR ENT remodeled, no pets. No smoking. Call for atour! and application. 570-417-0088 KINGSTON R Bank Capital 620MarketSt. $500 to $575 + (570) 825-6259 NowOffering 570-417-0088 570-970-6694 570-235-1183 NewlyRenovated utilities&security. Equal Wilkes-Barre PRICES REDUCED Move In Specials Wilkes University PrimeSpace. Land for sale? Call 570-328-3773 570-288-9019 Housing EARTH Campus 1,250sq. ft., Place an ad Looking for the right deal HUGHESTOWN SHEATOWN Opportunity on an automobile? CONSERVANCY 4Room/2 bedroom, Beautiful 1st floor,2 Studio up to 4bed- Near Kingston and SELL LAND FOR SALE wall to wall carpet, 1/2 bedroom. Stove room.From $400. Corners. Great 570-829-7130 Turn to classified. 46+/- Acres AVOCA appliances, wash- and fridge. Large All utilities included. 3rooms, wall to wall LARKSVILLE location forretailor It’sashowroom in print! Hanover Twp., carpeting, appli- er/dryer hookup, off Very clean, 1st floor kitchen, on-site WILKES-BARRE 570-826-1934 Classified’sgot $89,000 ances, coin-op laun- street parking, 3Bedroom with laundry room. Off business office. WILKES-BARRE the directions! 10+/- Acres dry,off street park- security,nopets. modern bath and street parking. $600 APARTMENTS Easy Access and Commercial Wilkes-Barre Hanover Twp., ing, security.No$470.570-655-1606 kitchen. New floor- +Cooking Gas & parking. Call Cliff Property 1block 2bedroom $69,000 pets. $410/month ing, large closets. Electric, security, 570-760-3427 from Courthouse, FOR RENT! single, WYOMING 28+/- Acres (570) 655-1606 Off Street Parking, lease &background 425 South Franklin College &Hospital. Fairview Twp., KINGSTON1BEDROOM fenced yard. Water check. Call Street. For lease. exceptional Needs Renovation. $85,000 2ndfloor,washer/ &garbage included. 570-417-0088 Available immedi- Kingston N. River Road LUZERNE PRICE REDUCED! 61+/- Acres dryer hookup, yard, Tenant pays electric for appointment ately,washer/dryer Large 3 125 MainStreet $18,500. BACK MOUNTAIN &gas service. bedroom Nuangola 3large 1bedroom parking, No Pets, on premises, no Office or Retail Call 570-991-7571 $575/month. No Hanover $125,000 apts, 3kitchens pets. We have stu- Space available No Smoking, Quiet pets. One year 3bedroom, 40+/- Acres with appliances, 3 SUGAR NOTCH dio, 1, 2bedroom withover2,000 sq. /Secluded/ lease. 675 Main St large, affordable Newport Twp. baths. Apts. have apts. On site park- ft. +attached WYOMING $180,000 Convenient 570-760-5573 3bedroom, 1bath, ing. Fridge, stove Nanticoke garage in high 14 West Sixth St. access to one $425. +utilities. 2nd floor,electric 2bedroom, 32 +/- Acres another.Nolease. provided. We have a trafficarea. $650/ Wilkes-Barre Twp. Discount available, heat, refrigerator 24/7 security cam- large, water month +utilities. $795 for all 3apts and stove included. included See additional Land ($265 per apt.) lease, references. LUZERNE era presence and all Call570-331-3600 1bedroom, wall to No pets. Pittston 285 Wyoming Ave. for Sale at Convenient to all 574-9827 doors are electroni- wall, off-street $550/month + Large 1 First floor currently www.earth colleges and gas cally locked. $450- Wanna makea parking, coin utilities &security bedroom water used as ashop, conservancy.org drilling areas. 650/per month, OFFICE SPACE speedy sale? Place laundry,water, Call 570-371-2030 included 18 Pierce St could be offices, 570-823-3445 water &sewer paid, Call formoreinfo sewer &garbage Wyoming Kingston, PA etc. Prime location, your ad today 570- One month/security included. $495/ 3bedroom Available Immedi- corner lot, full base- LINE UP 570-696-1866 829-7130. deposit. Call (570) month +security exceptional ately,Off street Former upholestry ment. 2nd floor is 3 793-6377 after &lease. HUD Old Forge parking. Security shop. 1st floor in bedroom apartment AGREATDEAL... 10:00 a.m. to set an accepted. Call 2bedroom required. 3room need of alot of plus 3car garage BEAR CREEK KINGSTON appointment or IN CLASSIFIED! New furnished 3 1bedroom, $425 570-687-6216 or West Pittston, Pa. exceptional Suite $300/month, TLC. 2nd floor and parking for email shlomo_voola room apartment month plus electric 570-954-0727 GARDEN VILLAGE waterincluded includes utilities. apartment in good @yahoo.com. 6cars. For more Looking for the right deal Includes water,sep- &security. APARTMENTS McDermott & 570-690-0564 condition &rented wilkesliving.com information and on an automobile? tic &most of the Now available. 221 Fremont St. McDermott 570-823-7564 with no lease. Stor- photos go to heat. No smoking & Call 570-829-0847 To place your Housing for the Real Estate age area. Off street Turn to classified. www.atlas no pets. $750/ elderly &mobility Inc. Property parking available. It’sashowroom in print! ad call...829-7130 WILKES-BARRE realtyinc.com month. +security, impaired; all utilities Clean, 2bedroom, Management $79,500 MLS #10-4339 Classified’sgot references. Could included. Federally 2nd floor duplex. 570-821-1650 Contact Judy Rice KINGSTON $174,900 be unfurnished. Call subsidized Stove, hookups, (directline) 714-9230 the directions! LUZERNE Call Charlie (570) 954-1200 41 Mill Street program. Extremely parking, yard. No Mon-Fri. 8-7pm MLS# 11-572 VM 101 1st floor,2bed- low income persons pets/no smoking. Sat. 8-noon WILKES-BARRE room, large bath encouraged to $475 +utilities. 1Kidder &Walnut DALLAS with shower,stove, apply.Income less Call 570-868-4444 OFFICE SPACE 1bedroom, 1bath, refrigerator and off street parking, than $11,900. dishwasher,wash- 570-655-6555, LINE UP 239 SCHUYLER AVE, laundry room, deck. er/dryer hookup, 1year lease. Credit 8am-4 pm, 1car attached Monday-Friday. ASUCCESSFUL SALE KINGSTON 944 Commercial 944 Commercial check &references garage. Fieldstone 2,050sfoffice EQUAL HOUSING Properties Properties required. $525/ 168 S. MAPLE AVE working fireplace. space. 2nd floor. OPPORTUNITY IN CLASSIFIED! month +utilities. Carriage house Non Smoking. Modern, four sep- HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE (570) 675-4597 apartment, com- Toomany extras to Do you need more space? arate offices, pletely remodeled, mention, call for Ayardorgarage sale large reception Buildable 1.5 acre DALLAS TWP five large rooms more details. WILKES-BARRE area, break room, with 2-bedrooms, WYOMING lot in Wilkes-Barre $700 +utilities. in classified 2.5 efficiency.Heat, conference room, bath with separate WILKES-BARRE Township. Utilities CONDO FOR LEASE: 570-288-3438 Mayflower is the best way hot water, garbage private bathroom. $1,800. 2bedroom/ tub and shower. PROVINCIAL TOWER -S.MAIN available. Lot is &full maintenance $795 month 2Bath. Call Us to 1300SF.1-car to clean out your closets! located in a Crossing included. Off street +utilities discuss our great garage in private Great Commercial Store Front, residential area. MOUNTAIN TOP You’reinbussiness parking. No Pets. Call 706-5628 Amenity &Mainte- location. Central 1Bedroom apart- Apartments &Inside Suites Available $39,500 $500/mo. +security nance program! A/C. MLS#11-895 ments for elderly, with classified! MLS 11-583 Call 570-693-3492 Steps from New Intermodal Hub Call Judy Rice Call 570-674-5278 $1,000/Month disabled. Rents 570.822.3968 OFFICE SPACE &Public Parking 570-714-9230 plus utilities based on 30% of West Pittston Dallas, Pa. TedPoggi ADJ gross income. WILKES-BARRE Starting at $650 MEADOWS - Light & bright Close to Kings, WYOMING Wyoming Ave. 283-9100 x25 Handicap Accessi- Wilkes &Downtown. BLANDINA High traffic location. utilities included APARTMENTS ble. Equal Housing open floor plans APARTMENTS 220 Lake St. Efficiency,1,2&3 Office space with Opportunity.TTY711 -All major bedrooms. Heat & Deluxe 1&2bed- Character.885 sq. FREE RENT -Call For Details Today! Housing for the or 570-474-5010 room. Wall to Wall elderly &mobility appliances included hot water included. ft. Great for busi- This institution is an No pets, non-smok- carpet. Some utili- ness, retail or spa. 570-829-1573 915 Manufactured impaired; all utilities equal opportunity - Pets welcome* ties by tenant. No included. Federally ing. $410 to $950. 1 Rent includes heat Homes provider & - Close to everything year lease &securi- pets. Non-smoking. &water.Call for subsidized program. employer. - 24 hour emergency Elderly community. Extremely low KINGSTON ty.570-825-2427 more details at 2bedroom, second Quiet, safe. Off income persons maintenance 570-655-9325 floor,off street WILKES-BARRE street parking. Call 962 Rooms 962 Rooms encouraged to ASHLEY PARK parking, stove & - Short term 570-693-2850 Laurel Run &San apply.Income less MOUNTAIN TOP Souci Parks, Like refrigerator. leases available LAFAYETTE GARDENS PADWITH DRIVE THRU than $11,900. SAVE MONEY THIS YEAR! No Pets. WOODBRYN Available on new,several to 570-675-6936, 1&2Bedroom, 113 Edison St. 944 Commercial choose from, $520./month busy corner. n 8am-4 pm, Mon-Fri. available Call TODAY For Quietneighborhood. Bear Creek Township Financing &Warranty, Includes water Properties EQUAL HOUSING immediately,No AVAILABILITY!! 2bedroom apart- 2500 sq. ft. In facebook.com/ (570) 779-1684 OPPORTUNITY pets. Rents based mentsavailablefor Wilkes-Barre Rooms starting at MobileOne.Sales www.mayflower HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE on income start immediateoccu- 973-879-4730

de Call (570)250-2890 ASHLEY Daily $39.99 +tax KINGSTON at $395&$430. crossing.com pancy. Heat &hot 2bedroom. $675/ Handicap Accessi- water included. $625 GET THE WORD OUT Weekly $169.99 +tax 930 Wanted to Buy DURYEA month. Includes gas ble.Equal Housing Certain Restrictions Call Aileen at with aClassified Ad. Modern 2bedroom, Opportunity. trysi heat. Security &ref- 570-822-7944 Real Estate 2nd floor.Quiet Apply* 570-829-7130 erences required Call570-474-5010 Microwave location. Appliances No pets. Call TTY711 &garbage included. Refrigerator 570-288-4200 Thisinstitution is an WILKES-BARRE Off street parking. Coun equal opportunity PITTSTON WiFi WE BUY HOMES No pets. $485 + provider and Any Situation LODGE HBO security.Call employer. Hazleton St. 570-479-1203 KINGSTON 3bedrooms, FormerlyThe Modern office for no Shopping for a (570) 823-8027 570-956-2385 remodeled with Travel Lodge lease only.Visible www.casinocountrysideinn.com appliances, washer NANTICOKE new apartment? 497 Kidder St., from Rt309 &I-81 [email protected] EXETER &dryer,gas heat, 1stfloor,1bedroom. Classified lets Wilkes-Barre with easy access to Casi 1st floor,2bedroom, $575 +utilities. Heat, water, eat in kitchen, Rooms Starting both. Adaptable to Collect cash,not dust! Call 570-814-0843 garbage &sewage you comparecosts - enclosed heated at: many uses. Tenant Clean out your or 570-696-3090 included. Off street 971 Vacation & 971 Vacation & porch. Large refin- without hassle Daily $44.99 + pays utilities. parking. All appli- tax basement, garage ished basement. 1 or worry! $5,000/month 328 Kennedy Blvd. Resort Properties Resort Properties ances included. Weekly $189.99 car carport. Gas Contact Judy Rice Modern medical or attic and call the $530 +security. Get moving +tax heat. Central air. KINGSTON 714-9230 space, labor & Classified depart- 3rd floor studio Call 570-406-5221 with classified! Microwave, $700 +utilities & MLS# 11-851 industry approved, apartment. $475 a Refrigerator, ment today at 570- security.Will consid- ADA throughout, 2 month. Around 500 WiFi, HBO er reduced rent for doctor offices plus 829-7130! sq ft. Ready to rent, NANTICOKE WILKES-BARRE / 570-823-8881 maintenance work. Just painted. Tenant 2bedroom, wall to 4exam rooms, xray Call 570-760-6277 wall carpet, off- KINGSTON www.Wilkes BLACK LAKE, NY only pays Garbage/ Efficiency 1&2 and reception and BarreLodge.com 941 Apartments/ Cable. No Pets. street parking, $495 breakrooms. Could per month+ utilities, bedrooms. Includes Unfurnished Call 1-877-531-3100 all utilities, parking, To place your be used for any NEED A VACATION? FORTY FORT ext 104 Muriel or security,lease. business purpose. 2bedroom with HUD accepted. Call laundry.Nopets. ad Call Toll Free email muriel@dipa From $390. WILKES-BARRE NORTH Will remodel to suit. Comerelax and enjoy modern kitchen. 570-687-6216 807 N. Washington For lease W IL KE SW OOD oloproperties.com Lease, security 2bedrooms, 2nd 1-800-427-8649 great fishing &tranquility $595/month. or 570-954-0727 $2,200/MO. Gas heat. Washer &references. floor.Wall to wall at it’s finest. APARTMENTS 570-970-0847 Also available for &dryer included. carpeting. Eat in sale Housekeeping cottages Garage Optional. kitchen with appli- COMMERCIAL BUILDING 1Bedroom Starti ng KINGSTON NANTICOKE 12,000 + square MLS #11-751 on the water with all the Lease &security Modern 3room, ances. Off street $595,000 amenities of home. Call after 6p.m. wall to wall carpet, parking -2cars. foot. Forty Fort at$675.00 WILKES-BARRE 60 Dilley Street Call Charlie (315) 375-8962 570-220-6533 washer/dryer Coin op laundry.All VM 101 hookup, fridge & utilities included. Rent with Option www.blacklake4fish.com •Includes gas heat, range. Water 1ST FLOOR $645 /month + To Buy or For Sale. [email protected] water, sewer& trash sewer,garbage& 260 CAREY AVE. security.Nopets. Zoned commercial Small 1bedroom, •Convenient to allm ajor off street parking 570-814-1356 &Industrial. Ware- A GREAT PLACE!!! included. $430/mo. recently remodeled, house, offices, 4 941 Apartments/ 941 Apartments/ highw ays& public No pets. Call heat &water includ- bath rooms, huge ed. $520/month. PLAINS TWP Unfurnished Unfurnished transportation LIKE NEW!! 570-735-3479 WILKES-BARRE storage area. PERFECTLY 2bedroom Call 570-288-3375 NORTH END Available June 1st. 7PETHICK DRIVE •Fitnesscenter &pool apartment in Large 1bedroom 570-881-4993 OFF RTE. 315 great neighbor- NANTICOKE apartment. Includes 1200 &700 SF •Patio/B alconies CHARMING hood. 2nd floor. Spacious 2bed- WILKES-BARRE heat, hot &cold Office Available. room apartment. 2bedroom apart- Reasonable. IN THE HEART OF WILKES-BARRE •Pet fr iendly* FORTY FORT - Includes new ment. Excellent running water, kitchen (with new Wall to wall carpet, fridge, stove, coin- COMMERCIAL 570-760-1513 SECOND FLOOR, condition, large Immediate Occupancy!! •Onlinerentalpayments stove, dishwash- coin operated laun- op laundry,off Immaculate 4 dry on premises, storage area. $650/ •Fle xibleleaseterms er µwave) month includes street parking, back rooms with appli- &bath w/washer Garbage &sewer RETAIL SPSPACE MARTIND.POPKY APARTMENTS heat, water & yard. $535 +securi- 800 to 2400 sq. ft. RETAIL SPACE ances, laundry, dryer hookup. included. $600/mo. ty.For appointment Mond ay-Friday9-5 +security.Credit sewage. No pets. available starting at 61 E. Northampton St. porch, parking. Hardwood Security & call 570-814-3138 Sa tu rd ay10-2 Management pro- throughout with check &references $750/month EXETER required. Call references required $675. per month Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701 vided, 2YEAR ceramic tile in Established Monica Lessard 570-283-3887 •Affordable Senior Apartments 822-27 11 SAME RENT $465 + kitchen and bath. WILKES-BARRE Wilkes-Barre For appointment & $695/mo +utili- Scott Street www.l iv ea tw il kesw ood .com UTILITIES, NO further information •Income EligibilityRequired ties and security. 2nd floor,5rooms, Shopping *RestrictionsApply PETS/SMOKING/ WILKES-BARRE call 570-237-6070 •Utilities Included! •Low cable rates; No Pets, refer- 2bedroom. Heat & heat &hot water Center •New appliances; laundry on site; EMPLOYMENT ences required. hot water included, furnished. Stove, 973-265-4234 APPLICATION fridge, off-street •Activities! Call Scott $600 month + REQUIRED. (570) 823-2431 570-287-1196 Security required parking, no pets. SWEET VALLEY •Curb side Public Transportation CEDAR AMERICA REALTY Ext. 137 Ext. 3182 570-237-5397 $400/month +secu- DOLPHIN PLAZA 570-288-1422 rity &references. Rte. 315 Please call 570-825-8594 Call 570-696-3381 2,000 SF TDD/TTY 800-654-5984 VILLAGE Collect cash,not dust! KINGSTON NANTICOKE WILKES-BARRE Office /Retail Apartment Clean out your Spacious 2bed- 2bedrooms apt. Next to Gymboree room, enclosed 2nd floor,stove, Wilkes-Barre SOUTH 4,500 SF Office basement, garage Charming 2bed- Homes E. WALNUT ST. porch, No pets. fridge, fenced in Showroom, or attic and call the Light, bright, 1st room, 2nd floor, $475 +electric. yard, $500 +gas, Warehouse Ask About Our Classified depart- floor,2bedrooms, duplex, 11/2 baths, Call 570-262-5399 electric &water. Loading Dock EAST ment today at 570- elevator,carpet- laundry room, wall 570-417-0088 for 4Acres touching REDUCEDPRICE! HolidaySpecials! 829-7130! ed, Security to wall, stove & Start your own MOUNTAIN appointment & I81 will build to suit. system. Garage. refrigerator.Heat & business in the $250Off 1st Months Rent, PITTSTON TWP. application. Call 570-829-1206 APARTMENTS AMERICA Extra storage & Newly remodeled 2 Water included. heart of Sweet Val- &$250 Off Security REALTY cable TV included. bedroom apart- $575 ley! Showroom, fire- The good life... Regions Best Laundry facilities. ment. Living room, Call 570-824-4904 place, pole building, DepositWith Good Credit. Heat &hot water WILKES-BARRE kitchen, laundry & 3bedrooms, gas DURYEA storage building, close at hand Address QUALITY COLONIAL furnished. Fine 1bedroom starting @$690 FORTY FORT - bath 1st floor.2bed- heat with washer/ paved parking, neighborhood. •1&2Bedroom Apts. •1,2 &3Bedroom Apts. FIRST FLOOR rooms 2nd floor. dryer hookup. $525 WILKES-BARRE SOUTH fenced rear,well & Convenient to bus •Total Air-Conditioning •Total Air-Conditioning : DUPLEX. UNIQUE Includes water & +security &utilities. septic. Prime loca- Featuring &stores. No $595 +UTILITIES. garbage. No pets, No pets. Credit/ tion, high traffic •Washer &Dryer •Gas Heat &HWIncluded Washer &Dryer pets. References. SECURE BUILDINGS Cook’skitchen with no smoking. $550 + background check. 1&2 bedroom area. Lot next door •Community Building •Swim Club, Heated Pools Security.Lease. Central Air built-ins, formal din- security.Call Call (570) 262-9645 apartments. is going with the •Spa &Pools •Hi-Tech Fitness Center Fitness Center ing room, front/rear No smokers (570) 655-4533 Laundry facility.Off property. •Hi-Tech Fitness Center •Shopping Shuttle enclosed porches, please. $840. street parking avail- Swimming Pool 570-287-0900 NOWLISTED AT •Tennis &Basketball Courts •Full -Size Washer &Dryer custom window WILKES-BARRE able. Starting at Up to 7,500 SF $115,000 Easy Access to coverings. TWO PLAINS TOWNSHIP 447 S. Franklin St. $440. 570-332-5723 •Private Entrances •Private Entrances Walking Distance to Warehouse. MLS# 08-3297 I-81 YEAR SAME RENT, MUST SEE! Five Mountains the Casino!! 2bed- Includes offices and MonMondayday-F-Friridayday99-5-5 MoMondaynday -Fridayrida9-5y9-5 NO PETS/SMOK- KINGSTON 1bedroom, study, Realty Saturday9-1 Mon –Fri. 9–5 room, 1bath, living Saturday 9-1 SaturdaySaturday9-19-1 ING/EMPLOYMENT Large 2bedroom. off street parking, Job Seekers are baths. 20’ ceilings. room, kitchen, off 570-542-2141 44 Eagle Court APPLICATION Newly painted. laundry.Includes 3overhead doors 680 Wildflower Drive 200 Gateway Drive street parking. looking here! Wilkes-Barre, PA Managed Stove &fridge heat and hot water, with loading dock. Plains,PA18702 Edwardsville,PA18704 included. $600/month + Where's your ad? 18706 (Off Route 309) AMERICA REALTY Hardwood floors Much paved off Washer/ dryer utilities, security & and appliances. 570-288-1422 570-829-7130 and street parking. 315 PLAZA 822-4444 288-6300 570-823-8400 hookup. $650; heat references. Call Trash removal. 1750 &3200 SF Classic Properties Reduced to www.EastMountainApt.com www.GatewayManorApt.com cedarvillage@ included. Call $575/per month, ask for an employ- Retail /Office Line up aplace to live 570-814-0843 or Nikki Callahan $800-$2,100/mo. Space Available email:[email protected] email:GA@The ManorGroup.com 103 Call (570) 821-5599 affiliatedmgmt.com 570-696-3090 718-4959 Ext. 1306 ment specialist Call 570-885-5919 570-829-1206

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Call Betty at Main St. 4bedroom home 12,000 sq. ft. build- Century 21 the vehicle iss sold. for rent situated on Smith Hourigan ing in downtown 4wooded acres. location.Ware- Group Garage, shed, 570-287-1196 house with light $1,200. All utilities manufacturing. ext 3559 by tenant. Security or 570-714-6127 Building with some &references office space. Entire required. Small pets building for lease or ok. (570) 690-3094 SWEET VALLEY will sub-divide. Available May 1st MLS #10-1074 3bedroom, 2bath Call Charlie DUPONT home in quiet,coun- 570-829-6200 Large completely try setting. Large VM 101 remodeled 2bed- eat in kitchen, full room styled town- basement. No pets. Call Classifiedfied house. Stove & $800/month +secu- fridge included. rity &utilities. Call 829-71300 Private interior (570) 477-3346 or attic &basement (570) 762-2774 access. Washer/ Anonymous TipLine 1-888-796-5519 WILKES-BARRE dryer hookup. Heat included. Nice yard. WEST PITTSTON Luzerne County Sheriff’s Office $750. No pets. 570-479-6722 SINGLE FAMILY HANOVER TOWNSHIP 3bedroom, 1bath, HOME w/d hookup first 622 Foundry Street, floor $675/month. Available immedi- AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. ately,3bedrooms, 1 Lease this free- 570-991-1883 bathroom, refrigera- standing building for tor and stove pro- an AFFORDABLE vided, washer/dryer monthly rent. Totally hookup, pets ok, renovated &ready 2bHARedroomVEY’S home.LAKE Fenced in yard. tooccupy.Offices, All appliances, Great neighbor- conference room, water,sewer &trash. hood.$725.00/per work stations, kit NO PETS.Security month, plus utilities, and more. Ample and lease. $$725.00/security parking and handi- 570-762-6792 deposit. Call cap access. $1,750/ (570) 239-4102 month. MLS 11-419 Call Judy Rice 5701-714-9230 WILKES-BARRE KINGSTON MONARCH RENTALS STUDENT HOUSING Wyoming 3bedrooms, Office/retail. 800 all appliances Sq. feet. Recently provided. remodeled. 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Large 287-7973 concrete patios, 46 Zerby Ave fenced in yard with co, Caps, Etc. 570-283-1341 Commercial/Resi- Sunday 1pm-3pm Free Estimates tree trimming & dential. Over 17 deck &shed. Off ALL KINDS OF removal. Custom Lease with option Street Parking. No 1024 Building & Licensed &Insured years experience! to buy,completely 1-888-680-7990 HARDWOOD FLOOR HAULING & JUNK dog Kennels. Free estimates. D&D smokers /pets. Remodeling REFINISHING & 570-702-2497 remodeled, mint, $875 /month +utili- INSTALLATION REMOVAL Licensed &Insured REMODELING turn key condition, 570-820-7832 From decks and GARAGE SPACE ties. Security,Cred- ALL OLDER HOMES 1042 Cleaning & Recoat your hard- Estate Cleanouts 2,500 sf. Zoned 3bedrooms, 1.5 kitchens to roofs, it Check &Refer- SPECIALIST wood floors starting TREE/SHRUB 1165 Lawn Care Commercially in baths, large Maintainence and baths, etc. ences Required. 825-4268. at $1. ASQ. FT. 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