OE ™ EROS EAI RACS AREER AERA RA AA LI ARRAN ERA ARREARS ERAS Lea rae Sw 14 TheDallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, May 10, 1995 Student athletes support arena If an arena is built in Luzerne County, would you support minor league hockey and how qften? Dallas athletes: “Possibly, if there's nothing else to do.” Joe Ankenbrand “How expensive are the tickets? Before the strike I followed (the NHL) more.” Greg Hodne “I'd go once or twice a month. About as often as I go to see the Red Barons.” Mike Viglone “I've never been to a hockey game before, so I'd proba- bly go a couple of times. It would be interesting.” Jason PieczynskI “T would go every day!” Natalie Temperine “T would go all the time. I can’t wait for it - they'd better vote yes.” Tanya Butler “Heck, yes. I love hockey. Hockey is a good sport.” Aaron Getz “I wouldn't be here, but I would go. I played hockey for six years.” Sebastian Reger (Sebestian is a senior exchange student from Germany) “I would go often.” Joy Morgan ‘Twould go, I think it’s great idea.” Sarah Misson Lake-Lehman athletes ‘I'd go quite a bit.” “As often as I could.” Janine Marchakitus “Probably two or three times.” Sherry Clark “Whenever I had time to, I'd just like to see the game.” Caryn Clark “They should have indoor field hockey.” Marie Manzoni “As often as I could.” Jeremy Baranowski “Every day. I love hockey.” Mike Trebendis “When I had time. My brother played hockey.” Faith O'Dell “Yeah! I would go whenever I could.” June Marchakitus” “Pretty often.” Dave Rogers “It will be cool to see hockey. I'd go about every two weeks.” Jeremy Fleeger Mike Yablonski Anthracite Scenic Trails to hold dinner Tom Sexton, Director of the Pennsylvania Chapter of the national bo _Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, will present “Community Revitalization {- - with Rail-Trails" at the second Annual Dinner-meeting-of the Anthra- cite Scenic Trails Association (ASTA) at 6 p.m. May 17, at Taste of Traditions Restaurant, 164 Main Street, Luzerne. The community is invited to hear about the economic and environmental significance of the Back Mountain Rail-Trail and other local, state and national rail-trail projects. Dinner tickets are $14 each; to make reservations, call Judy Rimple at 283-9118 by May 14. $500 TO $2,500 WEEKLY PROMOTING OUR NEW PRODUCT | can train and show you how to make $500 to $2,500/wk or more from your very first week with us. You supply desire, time, energy and enthusiasm. We supply an opportunity to: MAKE MONEY EVERY TIME SOMEONE BUYS GROCERIES. 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Players receive an evaluation report, camp certificate, free camp T-shirt, and free camp team photo and will attend lec- tures by outstanding regional basketball auithorities. Cost is $125, and admission is limited to the first 150 applicants. King's College Boys’ and Girls’ Soccer Camp runs 10-14 for play- ers of all ages: July 17-21 for ad- vanced players; and July 24-28 for co-ed high school players. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open to players ages 8 to 18. High school graduates are not elibible. Participants will use the King's athletic fields at Highland Park. Registration fee is $95. Each camper will receive a free hand- stitched soccer ball and free camp T-shirt. King's College The Masters Challenge Summer Karate Camp Hot about science Dallas Middle School students recently attended ar assembly, |- “HOT and COLD," given by a representive of the Franklin runs August 4, 5 and 6, is hgsted by Master Gary Michak. Opeén to regional and national competitors ages 5 to 50, the camp incl is tournament competition, Kata- fighting-weapons, expression tour- nament rules, techniques, dynamic kicking and more. Cost is $250 and includes day camp, lodging, and three meals per day; $125 includes day.camp and one meal per day. Space is limited. Lateregistrations received June 1 to July 1 will be assesssed a' 80 late fee. All lodging arrangements must be made in advance. , Camp participants are invited to use the college swimming pool, handball and raquetball courts, Eagle System Fitness Center and outdoor basketball courts, at no extra charge. 3 The lower level of the Sheehy Student Center features lounges with a large screen TV, snack Kir and game room. : For further information -or a brochure, contact Alida Matusek, King's College Educational Con- ference Center, at 826-5807, 3 my > 1] PER SE hy : 5 : Institute of Philadelphia, who demonstrated § 13 The Dallas Mountaineers let Coughlin jump to a five-run first extreme hot and i temperatures or; give Sone pt + ing sad, arg ever caught up ast Thuy stay Susi Nurper Enjoying the assembly wee Sandy Kuniskas, Nathar: Jenes, + came in early to pitch two innings. He also went 2-for-2 at the Wm. Smith. Frankiin Institute: : Pg SR plate, with an RBI. ym in Institute; Jennifer Coolbaugh and dosephi L1H 1 | 5 & | Hl 7 1 for Children’s Services Saturday, May 20, 1995 WYOMING VALLEY STARTING TIMES: 9:30 a.m. - Walkers and Wheelchair participants it i} i a Schuyler Avenue 5 Mile Run/Walk HEALTH — —— Murray Street Mercer Avenue 1 mi, 1 1 W. Vaughn Street 10:00 a.m. - 10:10 a.m. - Runners % Children's Fun Run Division Street Finish a Dilley Street Wesley Street = te te Ely Street 4 ml. - CARE SYSTEM Wyoming Avenue tai PRE-REGISTRATION FEE: $8.00 Postmarked by Tuesday, May 16 » ) i i } ) ) James Street ts RACE DAY REGISTRATION FEE: $10.00 Registration fee includes a complimentary Gales Avenue B. Master Garment Cleaners ml ; ! A. First Valley Bank ol t-shirt and amenities. Race Day registration will take place at FREE CHILDREN'S FUN RUN Ages4-6 and 7-9 Ee i C. Medical Arts Building - D. Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Campus 8:00 a.m. in the Nesbitt Medical Arts Building Auditorium, 534 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston. All Fun Run participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Signature (Parent's signature if entrant is under 18) AWARDS * First overall male and female finishers * 1st and 2nd place in each age category i * 1st and 2nd place wheelchair participants * Ribbons to all Fun Run participants bo BM Awards program and prize drawing will immediately follow the race. “|. » 1 ATTENTION ALL RUN/ WALK PARTICIPANTS » : Race packets and t-shirts can be picked up in the Nesbitt Medical Arts Building Auditorium, 534 Wyoming Avenue, | Kingston, on Friday, May 19 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., or Race Day, Saturday, May 20 at the following times: JR Walkers and Wheelchair participants from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.; Runners from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 am.; and Fun Run | participants from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Identification tags must be worn by all run, walk and wheelchair ;[~ participants. al =< CLIPAND MALL =< . 1995 Five Mile Run/Walk for Children's Services Registration Form Please detach and send | Please print with $8.00 entry fee to: ; Name: Phone: Sex: 5 Mile RurvWalk for h Address: Children's Services b| 1 ; : Wyoming Valley ) : City: State: Zip: Health Care System ie Birthdate: Age: Shirt Size:(L, XL, XXL) P.O. Box 1072 11 Kingston, PA 18704 ) J Please Check One: O Walker O Wheelchair Participant Please make checks payable to: 3 O Runner OJ Fun Run Participant Yong Valley § Health Care System ; Are you a Wyoming Valley Health Care System employee? = (Yes ONo b hi i In consideration of the acceptance of my entry, |, intending to be legally bound, do hereby, for myself, my heirs, my executors, and : administrators, waive, release and discharge any and all rights and claims which | may have, or which may hereafter accrue to me against Wyoming Valley Health Care System and any and all sponsors or promoters, and any and all injuries suffered by me while participating in . and traveling to and from this event. % Ss h ho. Date .
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