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PAGE 4 - THE FOREST CITY NEWS, FOREST CITY, PA 18421 * WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2016 * PHONE 570-785-3800 * email [email protected] The Forest City News the News and Advertising Voice of the Greater Forest City Area 636 Main Street Forest City 785-3800 DISPLAY ADS CLASSIFIED ADS JOB PRINTING FC Girls Volleyball by Tom Skarbez “We Keep the Smile In The Mile” GENCO DENTAL CARE, PC DENTAL IMPLANTS ALL PHASES OF DENTISTRY 570-785-9500 518 Main Street, Forest City, PA 18421 Participating with Most Insurances by Art McLain Donald Trump did not raise your taxes. Donald Trump did not start a race war. Donald Trump did not have Black Lives Matter leaders to the White House. Donald Trump did not make Hillary Clinton secretary of state. Donald Trump did not allow Hillary Clinton to use a personal email server for Govt. business. Donald Trump did not leave Americans in Benghazi to be slaughtered. Donald Trump did not remove our troops from the Mid-east which spawned the rise of ISIS. Donald Trump Did not give $500 million to Iran which it will use for nuclear weapons. Donald Trump did not fail to enforce the red line in Syria against chemical weapons. Donald Trump did not betray Israel. Donald Trump did not violate the Constitution with executive orders. Donald Trump did not reduce our military to below pre-WW II levels. Donald Trump did not tell our veterans to stand in line for medical care. Donald Trump did not double our national debt to $20 trillion. Donald Trump did not double our food stamp program. Donald Trump did not call for more restrictive gun laws. Donald Trump did not double African American unemployment. Donald Trump did not increase welfare to a record level over eight years. Donald Trump did not release Guantanamo Bay inmates to attack us again. Donald Trump did not refuse to call our enemy, Islamic Extremists. Donald Trump did not sign executive orders preventing deportation of illegal aliens. Donald Trump did not remove our nuclear missile shield in Poland at the Russian request. Donald Trump is not the darling of the liberal national news media. HERE IS WHY I AM VOTING FOR DONALD TRUMP Paid for by John P. Kameen, Forest City Republican Committeeman The Forest City Girls Vol- leyball team completed their 2016 Lackawanna League campaign with a 5 set win vs. Montrose on Tuesday 10/18. This improved their record to 9 wins and 9 losses and put them in third place of the Dis- trict 2-AA playoffs. By earning this seed, the first round of the playoffs will be held at For- est City Regional on Monday 10/31. There will be a total of four teams playing at FCR on Monday, and three of these will be from the Wyoming Val- ley Conference. The first match will start at 5pm, and will pit the #4 seed in the district, Mey- ers against the #5 seed of Lake- Lehman. Thirty minutes after the completion of this match, the Forest City Lady Foresters will be taking on #6 seed of Ha- nover Area. The winners will then move on to compete the following night, Tuesday 11/1, against the #1 seed of Holy Redeemer, and the # 2 seed of Dunmore. These Semi-Final matches will be held at Holy Redeemer High School, located on 159 S. Pennsylvania Avenue in Wilkes-Barre. The winners from the semi-finals will then complete as first part of a dou- ble header held at Wilkes Col- lege gym on Thursday 11/3 @ 6pm, to crown the District 2 AA champion. The champion will then move on to compete in the State Volleyball playoffs which will begin on Tuesday 11/8. The 9-9 record for the Forest City Foresters Varsity program has been the best performance that coaches Joan Skarbez and Jennifer Dovin have been able to obtain since taking over the program three seasons ago, after producing a pair of 6-12 seasons. Of those 9 losses, 7 have come from other schools that have made the District 2 Playoffs; Blue Ridge (league champion and #1 seed at A size), Abington Heights and Western Wayne (AAA size schools, seeds #2 and #5), and Dunmore the #2 seed at AA size. The Coaches for the team would like to express their gratitude for all the family and friends that came out to sup- port the team throughout this year by aending home and away matches and cheering for their Lady Foresters. They are looking forward to continued improvement during the up- coming seasons. Forest City Volleyball Will Host First Round District 2 playoffs AA playoffs First Row (L-R); Asst. Coach Jennifer Dovin, Caitlyn Bonham, Katelyn Dovin, Christina Carachilo, Kary Gilee, Brooke Staple, Kara Kelly, Hayly Beckwith, Jenna Dovin, Head Coach Joan Skarbez. Second Row (L-R); Brooke Pace, Natalie Lipko, Laura Statkun, Jordan Coles, Summer Wade, Amelia Zazzera, and Stefanie Peck Absent from Photo, Taylor Burleigh Vendor/craft show set for Sat., Nov. 26 The Archbald Borough Christmas Vendor/Craft Show will be held on Sat., Nov. 26, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 801 Romar Plaza, (near Rite Aid), Route 6, Eynon. Begin your Christmas shop- ping with the following: purs- es & scarves, make-up, chil- dren’s bows, Perfectly Posh, jewelry, children’s books, handmade rosaries, two win- eries, cruise and travel expert, two florists, holiday crafts, Origami Owl Jewelry, Scent- sy, Needle Knack, children’s hats, pet treats & pet orna- ments, wreaths, painted wine glasses, Smoke House chees- es, maple syrup, flavored popcorn, Quinn’s soups, Kut- sop’s Old World Market, Lu- LaRoe clothing, Deja vu decor and RMT Wooden Designs, Fudge Lady, Valley View Chorus fund-raiser, bake Sale, homemade Christmas cookie sale, and a raffle on a Christ- mas lantern. All proceeds go toward the children’s Christmas party. Contact person is Archbald Borough Mayor Shirley Bar- re at 570-498-9398. When people work together good things can happen. Con- sider the seven young men from Forest City Regional High School who are geing the chance to play football. FCR being a small school does not have enough players to field their own football team. Through cooperation with the Carbondale Area High School an opportunity was created allowing them to play football. The players provide their own transportation to the practices and games through carpooling. Prac- tices are prey much every day and the games usually are played on Friday nights. The last game of this season will be against Riv- erside, one of the beer teams in their conference. Did it feel strange puing on a jersey with the name of another school on it; maybe at first. Were they welcomed to play on the team by the other Carbondale players? Yes, but they had to prove them- selves as football players. Coming from another school they are not very well known and it was up to the FCR players to show what they could to and how they could contribute. Based upon the fact that 5 of the 7 players are starters on the team safe to say they are making a big contribution. All of the young men agree that it takes a lot of hard work to play on the football team. In ad- dition to practice and play during the season most if not all of them are working out during the other months also. When asked about their coach, Larry Gabriel, they all agree that he is really great and sometimes gets the whole team to- gether for a meal. Forest City Regional is repre- sented by senior Jarred Coscia, a defensive tackle who is also a 3 year veteran of the volleyball team and will be enlisting in the Army. Darin Ingram is a senior and also a defensive tackle who is leaning towards the Air Force after gradu- ation. Twin brothers Joseph and Chris Lee are also seniors. Joseph is a defensive back, participates on the track team and is considering the Army after graduation. Chris is a defensive back also. Kevin Kelly is a junior and a starter at offensive guard and also a 3 year member of the track and field team. Noah Yates, another junior, is a starter playing tight end and defensive end. Noah also plays basketball and is on the track team. Also starting is Draven Stewart a defensive tackle who also plays baseball. During a game last year against Hanover, Jarred recovered a fum- ble and turned it into a 68 yard touchdown. Later in the game he scored a safety. Eight points scored by a defensive player, talk about making a big contribution. All seven of these young men deserve a lot of credit for keeping up their studies and grades while doing what it takes to play foot- ball and the other sports. Most impressive is their politeness and fine example they set for the other students and community. The school, their parents and all of us have reason to be proud of this group of great young men. Forest City Regional School Football players Forest City High School Football Players include front row left to right: Draven Stewart, Jarred Coscia, Kevin Kelly, and Darin Ingram. Back row left to right are: Joseph Lee, Chris Lee, and Noah Yates. Bundle Home & Auto Insurance for Significant Savings!!!! 407 Main St. Forest City, Pa 18421 570.785.5332 * [email protected] Contact McGovern Insurance for most competitive premiums in the marketplace along with exceptional service
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PAGE 4 - THE FOREST CITY NEWS, FOREST CITY, PA 18421 * WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2016 * PHONE 570-785-3800 * email [email protected]
The Forest City News
the News and Advertising Voiceof the Greater Forest City Area
636 Main StreetForest City
785-3800
DISPLAY ADSCLASSIFIED ADS
JOB PRINTING
FC Girls Volleyballby Tom Skarbez
“We Keep the Smile In The Mile”
GENCO DENTAL CARE, PC
DENTAL IMPLANTS
ALL PHASES OF DENTISTRY
570-785-9500518 Main Street, Forest City, PA 18421
Participating withMost Insurances
Forest City’s Black Hawks and Vikings.
by Art McLain
Donald Trump did not raise your taxes.Donald Trump did not start a race war.Donald Trump did not have Black Lives Matter leaders to the White House.Donald Trump did not make Hillary Clinton secretary of state.Donald Trump did not allow Hillary Clinton to use a personal email server for Govt. business.Donald Trump did not leave Americans in Benghazi to be slaughtered.Donald Trump did not remove our troops from the Mid-east which spawned the rise of ISIS.Donald Trump Did not give $500 million to Iran which it will use for nuclear weapons.Donald Trump did not fail to enforce the red line in Syria against chemical weapons.Donald Trump did not betray Israel.Donald Trump did not violate the Constitution with executive orders.Donald Trump did not reduce our military to below pre-WW II levels.Donald Trump did not tell our veterans to stand in line for medical care.Donald Trump did not double our national debt to $20 trillion.Donald Trump did not double our food stamp program.Donald Trump did not call for more restrictive gun laws.Donald Trump did not double African American unemployment.Donald Trump did not increase welfare to a record level over eight years.Donald Trump did not release Guantanamo Bay inmates to attack us again.Donald Trump did not refuse to call our enemy, Islamic Extremists.Donald Trump did not sign executive orders preventing deportation of illegal aliens.Donald Trump did not remove our nuclear missile shield in Poland at the Russian request.Donald Trump is not the darling of the liberal national news media.
HERE IS WHY I AM VOTINGFOR DONALD TRUMP
Paid for by John P. Kameen, Forest City Republican Committeeman
The Forest City Girls Vol-leyball team completed their 2016 Lackawanna League campaign with a 5 set win vs. Montrose on Tuesday 10/18. This improved their record to 9 wins and 9 losses and put them in third place of the Dis-trict 2-AA playoffs. By earning this seed, the first round of the playoffs will be held at For-est City Regional on Monday 10/31. There will be a total of four teams playing at FCR on Monday, and three of these will be from the Wyoming Val-ley Conference. The first match will start at 5pm, and will pit the #4 seed in the district, Mey-ers against the #5 seed of Lake-Lehman. Thirty minutes after the completion of this match, the Forest City Lady Foresters will be taking on #6 seed of Ha-nover Area. The winners will then move on to compete the following night, Tuesday 11/1, against the #1 seed of Holy Redeemer, and the # 2 seed of Dunmore. These Semi-Final matches will be held at Holy Redeemer High School, located on 159 S. Pennsylvania Avenue in Wilkes-Barre. The winners from the semi-finals will then complete as first part of a dou-ble header held at Wilkes Col-lege gym on Thursday 11/3 @ 6pm, to crown the District 2 AA champion. The champion will then move on to compete in the State Volleyball playoffs which will begin on Tuesday 11/8.
The 9-9 record for the Forest City Foresters Varsity program
has been the best performance that coaches Joan Skarbez and Jennifer Dovin have been able to obtain since taking over the program three seasons ago, after producing a pair of 6-12 seasons. Of those 9 losses, 7 have come from other schools that have made the District 2 Playoffs; Blue Ridge (league champion and #1 seed at A size), Abington Heights and Western Wayne (AAA size
schools, seeds #2 and #5), and Dunmore the #2 seed at AA size. The Coaches for the team would like to express their gratitude for all the family and friends that came out to sup-port the team throughout this year by attending home and away matches and cheering for their Lady Foresters. They are looking forward to continued improvement during the up-coming seasons.
Forest City Volleyball Will Host First Round District 2 playoffs AA playoffs
First Row (L-R); Asst. Coach Jennifer Dovin, Caitlyn Bonham, Katelyn Dovin, Christina Carachilo, Kary Gilette, Brooke Staple, Kara Kelly, Hayly Beckwith, Jenna Dovin, Head Coach Joan Skarbez. Second Row (L-R); Brooke Pace, Natalie Lipko, Laura Statkun, Jordan Coles, Summer Wade, Amelia Zazzera, and Stefanie PeckAbsent from Photo, Taylor Burleigh
Vendor/craft showset for Sat., Nov. 26
The Archbald Borough Christmas Vendor/Craft Show will be held on Sat., Nov. 26, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 801 Romar Plaza, (near Rite Aid), Route 6, Eynon.
Begin your Christmas shop-ping with the following: purs-es & scarves, make-up, chil-dren’s bows, Perfectly Posh, jewelry, children’s books, handmade rosaries, two win-eries, cruise and travel expert, two florists, holiday crafts, Origami Owl Jewelry, Scent-sy, Needle Knack, children’s hats, pet treats & pet orna-ments, wreaths, painted wine glasses, Smoke House chees-es, maple syrup, flavored popcorn, Quinn’s soups, Kut-sop’s Old World Market, Lu-LaRoe clothing, Deja vu decor and RMT Wooden Designs, Fudge Lady, Valley View Chorus fund-raiser, bake Sale, homemade Christmas cookie sale, and a raffle on a Christ-mas lantern.
All proceeds go toward the children’s Christmas party. Contact person is Archbald Borough Mayor Shirley Bar-rett at 570-498-9398.
When people work together good things can happen. Con-sider the seven young men from Forest City Regional High School who are getting the chance to play football. FCR being a small school does not have enough players to field their own football team. Through cooperation with the Carbondale Area High School an opportunity was created allowing them to play football.
The players provide their own transportation to the practices and games through carpooling. Prac-tices are pretty much every day and the games usually are played on Friday nights. The last game of this season will be against Riv-erside, one of the better teams in their conference.
Did it feel strange putting on a jersey with the name of another school on it; maybe at first. Were they welcomed to play on the team by the other Carbondale players? Yes, but they had to prove them-selves as football players. Coming from another school they are not very well known and it was up to the FCR players to show what they could to and how they could contribute. Based upon the fact that 5 of the 7 players are starters on the team safe to say they are making a big contribution.
All of the young men agree that it takes a lot of hard work to play on the football team. In ad-dition to practice and play during the season most if not all of them are working out during the other months also. When asked about their coach, Larry Gabriel, they all agree that he is really great and
sometimes gets the whole team to-gether for a meal.
Forest City Regional is repre-sented by senior Jarred Coscia, a defensive tackle who is also a 3 year veteran of the volleyball team and will be enlisting in the Army. Darin Ingram is a senior and also a defensive tackle who is leaning towards the Air Force after gradu-ation. Twin brothers Joseph and Chris Lee are also seniors. Joseph is a defensive back, participates on the track team and is considering the Army after graduation. Chris is a defensive back also.
Kevin Kelly is a junior and a starter at offensive guard and also a 3 year member of the track and field team. Noah Yates, another junior, is a starter playing tight end and defensive end. Noah also plays basketball and is on the track team. Also starting is Draven Stewart a defensive tackle who also plays baseball.
During a game last year against Hanover, Jarred recovered a fum-ble and turned it into a 68 yard touchdown. Later in the game he scored a safety. Eight points scored by a defensive player, talk about making a big contribution.
All seven of these young men deserve a lot of credit for keeping up their studies and grades while doing what it takes to play foot-ball and the other sports. Most impressive is their politeness and fine example they set for the other students and community. The school, their parents and all of us have reason to be proud of this group of great young men.
Forest City Regional School Football players
Forest City High School Football Players include front row left to right: Draven Stewart, Jarred Coscia, Kevin Kelly, and Darin Ingram. Back row left to right are: Joseph Lee, Chris Lee, and Noah Yates.
Bundle Home & Auto Insurance for Significant Savings!!!!
407 Main St.Forest City, Pa 18421
570.785.5332 * [email protected]
Contact McGovern Insurance for most competitive premiums in the marketplace along with exceptional service
