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OB1T0ARIES SPORTS PSU Soccer Cam
CRAWFORD - Roy G., 66, of Memorial donations to the Alumni Association. 18655. BRIEFS
Lehman, died Friday, May 30, American Heart Association. Surviving are her husband, returns June 23
2008, at home. John “Jack” Martin; daughters, WATKINS - Emma Belle, 94,
Born September 6, 1941 in ~~ KEIL - Genevieve Jean, 83, of Catherine Connolly, Towson, of Tunkhannock, died on June 1, Summer basketball The Po Nas Vihos Dans
Wilkes-Barre, he was a graduate Dallas, died Wednesday, May 28, Md.; son, Jack J., Dallas; daugh- 2008 at Tyler Memorial Hospital camps open Soccer Camp eld June
of Lehman High School, class of 2008 in the Geisinger of Wyom- ter, Lorraine Symons, Shaver- in Tunkhannock. : y 23-27 where youngsters can
1960. He worked for Procter & ing Valley Medical Center, town; seven grandchildren; two Born in Hop Bottom on De- The Rock Recreation Center, learn essential techniques and
Gamble of Mehoopany for 26 Plains Township. great-granddaughters; numer- cember 21, 1913, she worked for 340 Carverton Rd., is accepting challenge their skill level with
years, retiring in 1993. Born in Miners Mills, she at- ous nieces and nephews. Kodak and Endicott Johnson | registrations for its summer Penn State NCAA Division I
After retiring, he went on to tended Wilkes-Barreschoolsand ~~ Memorial donations to St Shoe Company in Binghamton, | Dasketball campsopentoboys soccer coaches.
finish his degree in social work, was employed by Bob-Ellen Tpherese’s Church Building N.Y. prior to her retirement. She and girls in kindergarten Recreation, travel and high
graduating from College Miser- Sportsware, Wilkes-Barre, until p,q 65 Davis St.. Shavertown. and her first husband, Hank, through sixth-grade. school teams that sign up eight
icordia in 1995 and receiving the her retirement. She was a mem- pa 18708 or the Hospice of the owned a real estate agency in Space is limited to 40 camp- re players receive a dis-
Grace Andrews Award, dedicat- ber of Good Shepherd Lutheran Sacred Heart. 600 Baltimore Dr. New York until they moved to | €rS Per week. Camp dates are: K count. A morning session will
ed to lifelong learning. Church, Wilkes-Barre, and a re- Wilkes-Barr es PA 18702 ’ Pennsylvania and bought a farm | through first-grade, June 16:20 1 held for players in grades 1-8
He served his country in the tired member of the LL.G.W.U,, g : in the Nicholson Hop Bottom Ar- | and July 21-25; second and third- while an aiternoon session will
365th Army Engineer Group. Wilkes-Barre local. MUNTZ - John George Jr., 68, © She also worked as a nurse’s | grade, July 7-11 and July 28-Aug. be geared toward high school
Surviving are his wife, the for- Survivingareadaughter,Nan- 0 00 208000" aide prior to her retirement. 1; fourth to sixth-grade, July stalents. Players are evouped
mer Ruth Ann Alt; daughters, cy Shepherd, Dallas; one grand- ©! 2€Tton, died iay 54, : Surviving are her daughter, Al- | 14-18 and August 4-8. Each IS..1/ayers on :
Deborah Gallagher and Cathe- daughter; sister, Theresa Olsh- __ Born on July 3, 1939 in Sweet berta Gozikowski, of Tunkhan- | camper receives a t-shirt, water according to ability and experi-
rine Crane, both of Lehman; feski, Wilkes-Barre; several niec- Valley, he was employed as an “0. ~ grandson, three great- | bottle and basketball. For more ~~ ©fi¢€ and all participants receive
iron worker and for many years 2 ’ a free soccer ball and t-shirt.
brothers, Leonard, of Sweet Val-
ley; and Gary, of Galeton; sister,
Shirley Corbett, of Lehman; sev-
eral nieces and nephews; and
two grandchildren.
GINGHER - Carl E. Jr, 82, of
Tunkhannock, died Wednesday,
May 28, 2008 at Tyler Memorial
Hospital.
Born in Scranton on Septem-
ber 8, 1925, he attended North
Scranton High School and enlist-
ed in the United States Navy in
1942, serving on LSM 61 in the
Pacific and landing at ports-of-
call including Okinawa, Saipan
and Japan.
A mechanical designer and
toolmaker, he was instrumental
in establishing Dutch Stoker
Stoves, Gingher Manufacturing
and Gingher Engineering. He
was employed by General Elec-
tric and retired from RCA in
Dunmore in 1985.
He was a member of Nativity
BVM Church in Tunkhannock.
He volunteered in the initial set-
up and operations at the Wyom-
ing County Fair until his health
prevented him from doing so. He
was also a member of American
Legion Dennis Strong Post 457,
the Endless Mountains Amateur
Radio Club, the Emergency
Management Association of
Wyoming County and the Samp-
son World War II Navy Veterans
Organization. {
Surviving are his wife, Marge;
two sons, Carl III and Rich, both
of Tunkhannock; daughter, Pat-
ty, of Madison Township; three
grandchildren; a step-sister, Car-
olyn Gingher Naumann; nieces
and nephews.
es and nephews.
Memorial donations to Good
Shepherd Lutheran Church, 190
S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, PA
18701.
LORD - Emily V., 80, of Loyal-
ville, died Sunday, June 1, 2008
at Laurels Assisted Living, King-
ston.
Born in Dallas on February 19,
1928, she resided in Loyalville
most of her life and was a mem-
ber of the Loyalville United
Methodist Church.
Surviving are a son, David, of
Wilkes-Barre; daughters, Linda
Koprowski and Margaret Bush,
both of Loyalville; Paulette Zer-
foss, of Towanda; Joanne Weav-
er, of Lehman; Melissa Kirk, of
Boyertown; 15 grandchildren; 11
great-grandchildren; one great-
great-granddaughter; brothers,
Albert Swire, of Swoyersville;
Clarence Swire, of Norristown;
sisters; Elva Hoffman, of Hard-
ing; Evangeline Eagan, of Lu-
zerne.
MARTIN - Bernadine T., 85, of
Trucksville, died on Wednesday,
May 28, 2008 at home.
Born in Wanamie on May 20,
1923, she was a graduate of New-
port Township High School,
class of 1941, and the Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital School
of Nursing, class of 1945.
She worked with the Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital, serving
as a nursing supervisor for more
than 40 years, retiring in 1985.
She was a member of St There-
se’s Church, Shavertown, for 55
years and the Wilkes-Barre Gen-
eral Hospital School of Nursing
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was self-employed in masonry
work. He served in the U.S. Air
Force and was a bus driver for
the Lake-Lehman School Dis-
trict.
He was past president of the
United Sportsman’s Club in
Huntington Mills.
Surviving are his wife, the for-
mer Bette Price; daughters,
Sherryl A. Evans, Benton; Bon-
nie S. DiRodricco, Nanticoke;
sons, John J., Nanticoke; Robert,
Shickshinny; Michael, Muhlen-
burg; Eugene C. Evans, Arkan-
sas; sister, Larena Bloom, Hun-
lock Creek; 18 grandchildren;
eight great-grandchildren.
Memorial donations to the
John George Muntz Jr. Memo-
rial Fund, c/o Wachovia Bank, 2
W. Union St., Shickshinny, PA
grandchildren; two. step-grand-
children, and three step great-
grandchildren.
Memorial donations to the
Skylar Saranchuk Scholarship
Fund, c/o UFCW Federal Credit
Union, PO Box 4258, Wyoming,
PA 18644.
WITKO - Aaron J. Pringle, of
Tunkhannock, died on Thurs-
day, May 29, 2008.
Born in Tunkhannock on Sep-
tember 7, 1988, he was a 2007
graduate of Coughlin High
School and was employed by Jil
Cleaning Service of Mt. Pocono.
Surviving are his parents, Har-
ry J. Witko and Deborah Pringle,
of Tunkhannock; half-brother,
Harry James Witko, of Olyphant;
and a half-sister, Dawn Marie
Witko, of Newton Lake.
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BMT Senior Leaguers get three wins
BMT 18
Susquehanna Indians 2
Hunter Englehart got the win
on the mound as the Back Moun-
tain Senior League defeated the
Susquehanna Indians, 18-2.
DJ Berly, TJ Stepanski and
Konrad Kraszewski each had two
hits. Steve Olshemski had four
RBI's. Dave Drahus had a double
in a losing cause.
BMT Braves 7
GWA Palletts 5
The Back Mountain Braves de-
feated the GWA Palletts, 7-5, be-
hind the pitching of Carson Bak-
er. Konrad Kraszewski got the
save from the mound. Mark Mur-
phy took the loss
Mark Malloy and Kyle Caffrey
had two hits for BMT while Tom
Romanoski had three hits in the
losing cause.
BMT 6
Avoca/Dupont 3 ;
Hunter Englehart was the win-
ning pitcher in Back Mountain’s
6-3 defeat over Avoca/Dupont.
Matt Shaver had two RBI's and
DJ Berly had a double.
Michael Hannon took the loss.
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