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The regular monthly
meeting of the Harveys
Lake Rod and Gun Club,
Inc. was held on ‘Monday,
Aug. 30 at the clubhouse
with approximately 35
members present.
Members are reminded
of the new shooting hours,
i.e., summer: May 1 to
Sept. 30, 10 am. to 7:30 °
p.m. and winter: Oct. 1 to
April 30, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Members are also asked to
refrain from ‘rapid fire”
or ‘control shooting’ as
much as possible. Range
officers: and-or members
are asked to help to control
these problem areas.
The club’s ‘‘trap” has
been repaired. Members
wishing to use it may see
Ret or Mal Nelson to get
the key to the traphouse.
Ed Gdosky, area game
commission officer, was
present and reported
upcoming hunter safety
courses on Sept. 18th at the
Dallas Office and on Sept.
25th at the Edwardsville
Municipal Building. He
also answered questions
from the floor.
The annual tour of
Gamelands 57 will be held
Oct. 3rd, starting at noon
from the Game Com-
mission Building. Anyone
interested in going on this
trip should have a full tank
of gas in their car, bring a
lunch, and be at the Game
Commission building ' by
noon. The trip will be
approximately. 5-6 hours
and is open to the public.
The first of the fall
“turkey shoots” will be
held the third Sunday of
September. Featured will
be standing and running
deer for big bore, and
turkey cards for small
bore. Also on hand will be
scatter boards.
Everyone is welcome to
turkey
This
Following the meeting a
“A Day on the
was shown
The next Riding-Ho 4-H
meeting will be Oct. 4, at
the Idetown Firehall at
7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 25 there
will be a club picnic at
Debbie Cornell’s on Route
118, beginning at 3 p.m.
with softball and horse
will be refreshments.
On Saturday, Oct. 9 the 4-
H club has decided to visit
the Azure Morgan Farm in
28
Newville, Pa.
976!
Sept. 11 ---Stanford at Penn State---1:05 p.m.
Sept. 18 ---Ohio State at Penn State---3:25 p.m.
Sept. 25 ---Jowa at Penn State---1:05 p.m.
Oct. 2 ---Penn State at Kentucky--1:05 p.m.
Oct. 9 ---Army at Penn State---1:05 p.m.
Oct. 16 —yyracuse at Penn State---1:05 p.m.
Oct. 23 ---Penn State at West Virginia---1:05 p.m.
Oct. 30 ---Penn State at Temple---1:05 p.m.
Nov. 6 ---North Carolina at Penn State---1:05 p.m.
Nov. 13 ---Penn State at Miami---7:35 p.m.
Nov. 26
Chevrolet.
presented by
There are 13 Riding-Ho 4-
H members going on to the
district 4-H Horse Show
held at the Pocono Farms,
Mt. Pocono, on Saturday,
Sept. 11 starting at 8:30
a.m.
Members participating
are as follows: Clarke
Lewis, Wendy Grey,
Debbie Cornell, Billy
Lewis, Sandy Honeywell,
Lynn Lewis, Gail Heller,
Lynn Heller, Chris
McLaughlin, Judy Lem-
mond, Debbie Cooper,
Sherry Cohen and Debbie
Carver.
The Riding-Ho 4-H club
also announced its first and
only saddle seat rider,
Debbie Carver.
by Lee L. Richards
Football season has
finally arrived. Now we
get into our favorite sport.
For the next couple of
weekends we’ll be covering
college games at West
Point for our pal Hershcel
Nissenson of Associated
Press while he’s off to
handle Pitt-Notre Dame
and Ohio State-Penn State.
Meanwhile, things don’t
look too promising for the
Dallas grid fortunes. From
reports we’ve received the
attitude is not conducive to
winning’ games and
championships. Granted
Coach Jack Jones has a
host of green people, but
they appear to lack that
dedication which winners
In discussing the team
with Coach Jones, he said
he was not at all pleased
with his players’ progress
Said Jones, ‘If we fail to
execute on offense ‘and
defense, Hanover could
kick our tails all over the
last week, but they aren’t
that bad of a team. We've
lacked cofisistency on
offense, while defensively,
we just aren’t aggressiv
enough.” >
Glad to see Lake-
Lehman finally win a
squeeker for a change.
Maybe Coach Rich
Gorgone’s luck has
changed. Lake Lehman
showed some heart coming
back against Northwest.
The Rangers were tougher
than many thought.
Dallas Coach Jones not
only got a chance to look at
this week’s opponent,
Hanover, but at GAR, too.
He has nothing but praise
for the Grenadiers, saying,
“They can play with any
team in the state.”
Ted Marchibroda, who
used to coach the
Baltimore Colts, is one of
the finest football coaches
we've ever encountered.
We’ve been out with Coach
Marchibroda, socially,
several times. He's very
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What those jerks (Robert
Last year while at the
annual college grid
coaches convention in
Washington, we had
several pro assistants in
our room for a little bull
session.
John Mazur of the Eagles
had invited them and Ted
the call from Thomas.
Even the college coaches
had nothing but bad things
to say about Thomas--and
the pro coaches hate his
guts. They hoped he’d
leave Ted run his own
show. Thomas is supposed
to have built the Colts,
Vikings and Dolphins.
According to the guys in
the know, it’s a bunch of
crap! !
Ed Rome scooped up two
souvenir baseballs at Shea
Stadium last Saturday
when the Mets did in the
fading Phillies. Ed said
there were some sparkling
plays in the field and two
well-hit homers by Dave
Kingman and Mike
Schmidt.
Speaking of the Phillies,
we had a lot of respect for
manager Danny Ozark, but
after his childish
comments regarding the
Cincinnati Reds last
Monday, he belongs back in
the Bush League.
While we’re a Pittsburgh
Pirate fan, we just can’t
get excited over
“Boredomball’”’. ‘It would
be a crime if the Phils blow
the flag after playing so
well all season, but it would
serve some of those Philly
scribes right for writing
about beating the Reds in
the playoffs and going on to
face the Yankees. You
don’t mouth off until you've
won, baby!
We'd like to know how
many football games Joe
Namath has started and
won for Jets?
Here’s © ‘our :' NFL
predictions--and if you'll
recall we told you last year
it would be Cowboys and
Steelers in the Super Bowl.
Well this year we're going
with the Dolphins, Steelers
and Raiders in AFC. Wild
Card is a toss up between
Oilers and Bengals. Both
have tough schedules.
NFC is Cowboys,
Vikings, and Rams. Wild
Card goes to Redskins on
toss of coin over the Cards,
who have yet to win a
playoff game in two
straight tries. :
It’s obvious New
England will miss Jim
Plunkett. They can thank
the idiot Boston fans for
that bum trade.
CLIPBOARD NOTES:
From reports received last
week, both Pitt and
Maryland will enter
opening games this week
without =the services of
some of its top-notch
players. Pitt is hurting
offensively with Elliot
Walker and Tony Dorsett
limping around. Without
these two running backs,
Pitt’s backfield is similar
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Te
to a Corvette without an
engine. You can’t play
Notre Dame without your
first-line people... Mickey
Dudish, star runner from
Meyers, has locked-up the
second team fullback slot.
According to Coach Gib
Romaine, ‘‘Dudish has
performed in an
outstanding manner. He’s
done everything asked of
him. We’ll win with people
like Mickey Dudish.”
On our visit to Johnstown
last weekend, as the guest
of Coach Bobby Roper, we
were mighty impressed
with the Pitt football team.
They are low-key. The
coaches felt they were
behind a bit compared to
this time last year, but the
players’ attitude was
something special. They
know they are faced with a
big challenge, being so
highly ranked, expected to
post a winning record and
get into a major bowl.
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It was significant, Pitt is
concerned only with
preparing for and beating
Notre Dame. They refused
to converse with reporters
about the Heisman and
Outland Trophies. Coach
Johnny Majors discussed
the team at length at the
conclusion of Friday’
night’s practice. He’s
optimistic. They've got
some horses...Bob Spear;
former Dallas gridde ®)
hanging in tough for berth
on traveling team. He's
senior and continues to
work very hard.
Go Jerry go! Met hurler
Jerry Koosman notched
number 17 Wednesday
night and needs just three
more for coveted 20 circle
which has evaded him all
these years. Koos is super.
Dallas’ Brian Sickler
may be starting punter for
University of Miami. He’s
top frosh signal caller.
N.J. Molski, supervisor,
Pennsylvania Game
Commission, Dallas, has
announced that a hunter
safety training course will
be held at the Penn-
sylvania Game Com-
mission, located on
Memorial Highway,
Dallas, on Saturday, Sept.
18.
The entire course will be
given on that date. In-
structions will start at 9
a.m. and last until 2 p.m.
There will also be a
hunter safety training
course on Saturday, Sept.
25 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.,
at the Edwardsville
Borough Municipal
Building, Main Street,
Edwardsville.
Youths who will be
hunting in Pennsylvania
for the first time this year
are urged to take ad-
vantage of the opportunity
to take this trining. @
In order to qualify for
Pennsylvania hunting
license, a person under the
age of 16 years must
present either evidence. |,
that he held a hunting
license in Pennsylvania or
another state in a prior
year or a certificate of
competency showing that
he had successfully
completed a course of
instruction . in the safe
handling of firearm and
bows and arrows.
This course
conducted by
will be
District