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subday scores
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Birdwatcher
Registered User
Re: subday scores
I was an assistant manager for Jreck in the early 70s right out of high school (CCS 71) By then the bus was gone and the Ft Drum shop was constructed out of a converted garage kit on the corner of Pearl St Rd just outside the village of Black River across from Gate 1. The first shops only offered 12 variety of subs, with the regular sub being its mainstay. The original price of this sub was 99 cents to beat the hot dog tax. This meant a restaurant food item under $1.00 was not taxed. When I started all food was then taxed, so the regular sub was raised to $1.29 with roast beef being the expensive meal at $1.59 ($1.70 w/tax) Charles Lehman was my freshman English teacher. Ellis was my sophmore English teacher, Keith Waltz was my Algebra teacher. I did not have Jerry Hailey as a teacher but he was my studyhall monitior in my junior year. Jerry's sister-in-law Betty was the shop manager in Carthage when I was assistant there. Robert Martin is the brother of Ellis Martin and is actually not a teacher but a CPA. Jreck's original tag line was "A meal for your money, not a snack"
I was an assistant manager for Jreck in the early 70s right out of high school (CCS 71) By then the bus was gone and the Ft Drum shop was constructed out of a converted garage kit on the corner of Pearl St Rd just outside the village of Black River across from Gate 1. The first shops only offered 12 variety of subs, with the regular sub being its mainstay. The original price of this sub was 99 cents to beat the hot dog tax. This meant a restaurant food item under $1.00 was not taxed. When I started all food was then taxed, so the regular sub was raised to $1.29 with roast beef being the expensive meal at $1.59 ($1.70 w/tax) Charles Lehman was my freshman English teacher. Ellis was my sophmore English teacher, Keith Waltz was my Algebra teacher. I did not have Jerry Hailey as a teacher but he was my studyhall monitior in my junior year. Jerry's sister-in-law Betty was the shop manager in Carthage when I was assistant there. Robert Martin is the brother of Ellis Martin and is actually not a teacher but a CPA. Jreck's original tag line was "A meal for your money, not a snack"
Russell Jaslow
Registered User
Re: subday scores
Are there any around anymore? There aren't any left in Oswego. I think I did stop at one in Watertown a few years ago on my way back from Lake Placid, but I don't know if it was there last year.
Jreck subs were great! Kicked the crap out of Subway. And don't even bring up Quizno's. They suck!
Is there still a Jreck subs in Potsdam? I may be going up there in January. Would love to be able to stop there. And of course, a pizza roll at Sergio's after a night of drinking...
Are there any around anymore? There aren't any left in Oswego. I think I did stop at one in Watertown a few years ago on my way back from Lake Placid, but I don't know if it was there last year.
Jreck subs were great! Kicked the crap out of Subway. And don't even bring up Quizno's. They suck!
Is there still a Jreck subs in Potsdam? I may be going up there in January. Would love to be able to stop there. And of course, a pizza roll at Sergio's after a night of drinking...
PSUChamps2001
Member of the REAL Zoo Crew
Yea Russ, there is actually 2 down here west of Syracuse (1 in Auburn, 1 just opened in Geneva) still ones in Malone, Potsdam, Plattsburgh, Canton, Goveneur, Philly, Watertown, Syracuse (I think 2)...gotta love Series pizza rolls too....**** surgery!
Birdwatcher
Registered User
Re: subday scores
There is one in Potsdam, 4 in Watertown: http://www.jrecksubs.com/jrecklocations.asp
There is one in Potsdam, 4 in Watertown: http://www.jrecksubs.com/jrecklocations.asp
Re: subday scores
Russell
How could you call Sergi's Pizza Sergio's?????? You must now walk across the railroad bridge as punishment.
BTW: Fine Potsdam dining can be found here: http://northcountrynow.com/restaurants/potsdam
Russell
How could you call Sergi's Pizza Sergio's?????? You must now walk across the railroad bridge as punishment.
BTW: Fine Potsdam dining can be found here: http://northcountrynow.com/restaurants/potsdam
PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
Re: subday scores
I had Subway in Saratoga on Sunday. Sadly not till about 8pm though after the games at the Saratoga Rink were already completed
I had Subway in Saratoga on Sunday. Sadly not till about 8pm though after the games at the Saratoga Rink were already completed
collegehcky2
Vinegar Strokes
Re: subday scores
Good story.
I had Subway in Saratoga on Sunday. Sadly not till about 8pm though after the games at the Saratoga Rink were already completed
Good story.
MountieBoyOz
Eater of Worlds
Russell Jaslow
Registered User
norm1909
Larry Normandin
Re: subday scores
So like the "B" and the "N" are side-by-side so are the "I" and the "O", humm.....
So like the "B" and the "N" are side-by-side so are the "I" and the "O", humm.....