PAGE TEN WN J Ye) Contrary to other reports, it is illegal to purchase alien equip— ment to connect additional TV sets to the Back Mountain Telecable Co. service lines un— der Section 3926 of Pa. Crimes Code, Title 18, Act of 1972, No.334 as amended Fines, prison sentence or both can be levied. BASEBALL SEASON IS STARTING TWO REASONS TO GO CABLE: rear S | no Mets on canner 9 E + Yankees on CHANNEL 11 E |. Phillies on CHANNEL 17 Stop The ReRun Ho-Hums GO CABLE TV G ‘10 : SAVE and Dial 10 Channels CALL 6735-1171 675-1171 or 675-1172 BACK MOUNTAIN TELECABLE 47 MAIN STREET, DALLAS prepa 3 A J NR BEE (») Installation Now!!! WESTMORELAND INDIANS--Members of the Westmoreland Indians Minor League (left to right) kneeling are John Randolf, Chris Banks, Mark Konopki, Robert Grant, David White, Jeff Spudis and John Carriglitto. Second row (left to right) Manager Thomas Oliver, Robert Oliver, John Walsh, James Grant, Jeff Brin, David Kistler, Joe Campbell, Jay Butler, Pat McDermott and Coach Joe Banks. (Photo by Fay Broody) YOU'RE INVITED TO ATTEND Nr Franklin's SWIM CARNIVAL AN AGE GROUP MEET LRG LER SAT., AUG. 6, 1977 RL Re SLL [ER 1 HAMILTON ST., KINGSTON, PA. ® SPONSORED BY FRANKLIN'S FAMILY RESTAURANTS ® PROCEEDS TO HELP THE WILKES-BARRE YMCA SWIM TEAMS by Lee L. Richards A field of 91 teams will compete in the Annual Potentate’s Golf Tourna- ment at Irem Temple Country Club this weekend for over $3,500 in prize money. Tom Gauntlett, Jr. and Carlyle Robinson are the defending champions. They won in the rain- delayed event last year which wiped out the fea- tured match-play compe- tition. All of the teams entered will be gunning for the low 16 slots on Friday. The remainder of the field will be competing for the bags of loot in medal and net with prizes going to the low rounds each day. There will also be prizes awarded for two-day totals in both the gross and net. Some of the leading teams which could land in the low 16 are Bob Valtka and Len Coleman, Rollie Schmidt and Don Koval, Jack Kennedy and Bob Zagorsky, Ed Rome and Jack Lannunziata, Ray Cecconi and Larry Gur- nari, Chet Blazick and Cy Monka, Bob Bachman and Jack Vasil, Joe Wesley, Sr. and Joe Jr., Tom Davis and Bud Crossin, Bob Kopp and John Zimich, Don Stein and Rich Jurballa, and Bernie Vinovrski and Dennis Puhalla. Players will be feted to a superb dinner on Friday evening and Saturday night is always one of the real highlights of the golf season when Chuck DeWees and wife, Jean, put on their plush party just off the third tee. Meanwhile, it promises to be four excellent rounds of golf and a heap of golf stories are sure to be told. CLIPBOARD NOTES: There will be a halt in the action for the club titles at Irem this week. Only three remain in the champion- ship bracket. Ed Rome ad- vanced to the finals for the first time with a big win over Chet Blazick. Rome will meet the winner of the Lance Hungerford--Rollie Schmidt encounter...Four players are left in the “B”’ Pennsylvania 76ers are having a fun game weekend Aug. 19 to 21 at Stoney Mt. campground Tunkhannock. There is also election time, so members are asked to attend if possible. There: will be an assortment of games for young and old, plus an ice- club members and their families. This month the club camped at Meadowview campground in Montrose. While there, some of the members toured Old Mill Village in New Milford. Members present in- cluded Joe and Celeste Dymond, Clifford Dymond, Stan and Ruth Farr, Ken and Jeanne Hunter, Troy Hunter, Glenn and Ruth Johnson, Wayne and Blanche Rosencrans, Art and Beatrice Shelley, Gene and Pat Shelley, Mark, Tracey, Amy, Shelley, Leonard and Joan Oley and family, Lee and Betsy Hackenbury, Jeff, Jill, Lee Hackenbury. The usual covered dish supper will be omitted for August because of the home-made ice-cream and cake. The Harveys Lake Rod and Gun Club, Inc. recently hosted two Wilkes-Barre Township High School students who had been sponsored by the club for a Conservation Leadership School at Stone Valley Recreational Area near State College, the first two weeks of July. The students were present at the club’s meeting and told of their experiences and showed pictures taken at the school. It was noted that of the 40 students, there, there were 13 girls and some of the students were from as far away as New Jersey and California. The date of the club’s annual outing has been changed to Aug. 28. All paid-up members are invited to attend and will be receiving more in- formation regarding this in the very near future. The Club will award shotgun shells as prizes at the next couple meetings. Refreshments were served following the meeting and a movie en- titled “For Want of a Horse Shoe Nail,” compliments of the Game Commission, was shown. The next regular meeting will be held the last Monday of August and members are urged to attend. Navy Lieutenant Scott A. Fry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Fry of. Irem Temple Country Club, Country Club Road, Dallas, has returned from the Silver Jubilee cruise to the United Kingdom. He is serving as an operations officer of the guided missile frigate USS Julius A. Furer, home- ported in Charleston, S.C. His ship was a member of a seven-ship task group that visited the United Kingdom during June and July in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s corona- tion. Additionally, the task group, which had em- barked 400 midshipmen from the U.S. Naval Acad- emy and collegiate Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps units, conducted intensive training during the cruise. The exercises included task group operations, shiphandling, Dallas football physicals set for Aug. 11 Coach Jack Jones an- nounced that physicals for candidates of the Dallas Senior High School will be Aug. 11 at 8:30 a.m. Football practice will begin Aug. 15. J gunnery, engineering, communications and elec- tronic warfare. In addition to the United Kingdom, he and his ship- mates had the opportunity to visit France, Scotland and Ireland during the cruise and particpated in athletic events and social functions with the host countries. He is a 1971 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., with a bachelor of science degree. Division. They are Jim Brace, Charlie Bankes, Don Stein and Tom Kil- duff...In a long line of Bush League events at Irem in recent years these latter two could be in the running for our ‘‘Goofer-of-the- Year” Award. Ted Wesley was tossed out of his competition when he couldn’t show for his match last Saturday. He was sent to Johnstown to deliver goods to the flood victims. He had arranged to play at a later date, but when he returned he was told you didn’t show, so you lose, pal...While Rome ' and Blazick were playing their match Saturday, they were held up by a foursome which included several whips of the Irem Divan. Blazick, after waiting for 10 minutes on a hole, asked if they could play through sine they were only playing a semi-final match for the club championship. The response was a flat NO! This ranks with one of the most discourteous exper- iences we’ve ever wit- nessed on a golf course. Complete unsportsman- ship. We hope the trio en- joyed their round. Both of these incidents are just a few of the jerk-water antics which have been going on of late. Meanwhile, we had an enjoyable time Sunday talking football with Rut- gers’ personable backfield coach, Bill Speranza. Bill was the guest over the weekend of Bob Saul. Bill and Bob are old Rutgers classmates. Bill had a bunch of compliments about Coach John Majors and his former Pitt staff. In fact, Rutgers and Tennessee will collide in 1979 at the Meadowlands. The grid program at the Jersey institution has been very successful in recent years and the Scarlet Knights make no bones about going big-time. They open with Penn State on Sept. 2. Saul and Scott Burnside took in the first round of the IVB Classic in Philly last week. It sure did help Saul’s game. Whitey = Grabenstetter was a keen observer of the lady pros at Pocono Manor last week and returned with many glowing reports. Whitey is going to take up chasing the little white ball yet. Football is finally here. We watched the second- half of Jets-Bears clash Saturday and got the feel- ing it’s going to be a long season for pals Walt Michaels and John Mazur. Their lack of quality per- sonnel reverts back to Weeb Ewbank as far as we're concerned. He did a lousy job in the draft and with the pocketbook. Hate to concede it but we kinda feel the Big Red Machine in Cincinnati may just about be out of it. If you follow baseball and like the Reds, you gotta be- lieve their pitching staff has a bunch of rag-arms. They just can’t get the other hitters out. ROUTE 415 |oALLAS 675-1252
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