G E O F F R E Y S . C O R N I S H Golf

Course Architect

Fidd ler 's Green Amhers t , Mass.

phone: ALp ine 3 -3913 MoTionct Bonk ^ I ' d - g S r . O w r l t l . I f l i -KX,

Phona JVne 4 - 7 < l )

Pardy Acquires Control of Brideport Implement

Controlling interest in Bridgeport Imp lenient Works, Box 397, Stratford, Conn., has been acquired by Thomas G. Pardy, who now serves us president, lit- bad been sales and general manager since 1953. The newly reorganized firm plans to expand its sales through dealers in (lie commercial, industrial and farm fields.

• Other officers are E . Z. Sarka, vp, and Edna W , Pardy, sec, Bridgeport manufactures the Pixtonc, widely used for picking up, carrying and dump-ing stones from JJ to 9-in. diameter.

Toro's C a d d y m o s l e r Gives fingertip Con t ro l

Tiro's Caddymaster, a battery-powered cad-dy cart, is said to re-spond instantly to the linger to follow the player's stride, up or downhill. It can be dis-assembled without tools lor easy transport or storage. The unit has a I2v power supply thai is entirely enclosed, and a l t O v B.C. charger and timer clock are built in-to the battery box.

K O B E f V r B K U C E H A K R J S

<5olf (Bourse architect M f u t f t A M t t l C H M I Q C I I T I O f C O t < C O u l S l A I C H I T I C I J

ti4 N . M I C H I C A M AVtUUt

WHttrhill 4-^yO CHICAGO I I . i l l .

William F. Gordon

a n d

David W. Gordon

G o l f C o u r s e A r c h i t e c t s

D o y l e s l o w n , P e n n s y l v a n i a

Fillmore 8-4243 American Society of Golf Coufia Architect!

There's G l in t of Go Id in Those Etonic Shoes

There is a glint of gold in the Etonic all-gold Official Staff Model golf shoe for men.

It has full gold kid skin lining, cushion inner-sole and new Power-

k Play spike placement, i % Tl ie shoe is crafted of i k choicest calfskin with

IMM^ genuine 14-karet gold v leaf finish and is sold

only pro shops. • ' Etonic shoes are man-

tifacturcd by Charles A, Eaton Co., Brock-

Kent M a r k e t s Golf Tubes fo r Bag Inser t ion

Coif Tubes, product of Kent Sales & Manufac-turing Co., 501 Dodge St.. Kent, Ohio, are made oi tough, colorful transparent polyethylene and are inserted in bags to prevent club shafts from getting nicked and scratched. Crips also are pre-served by I he tubes- The tubes are packaged for convenient display, with bulk packs containing 150 or 42 lubes, and gift packs, 14. Colors are red, natural, green and yellow. The tubes are 31 ins. long and I l-i ins. in diameter.

Build Water Hazards & Reservoirs WHffif YOU WANT THEM!

with TOUGH, DURABLE

ACRIPLAST vinyl liners Save water and pumping costs — eliminate

seep areas ond water shortages.

Write for literature giving information on your water problem * . .

Agricultural Plastics Co. Dept. 33, 1982 W. Jefferson Ave.

Detroit 16, Michigan

Phone (Area 313) 825-2820

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W I S T V I R G I N I A KENTUCKY

C O L O N I A L GARDENS INC. 70B QRCENE BTREET- MAR PETTA, OHIO RHONC! S73-2188 AREA CODE

Joseph S. Finger GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT

Design ond Construction

Watering Systemj

6218 Westheimer, Office E — S t 2-6800

HOUSTON 27, Texas

E D W A R D L A W R E N C E

PACKARD GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT

Fleetwood 2-2 U 3 I t South la Grange Rood La Grange, Illinois

ALEXANDER G. McKAY Gol f Course Architect DESIGN and CONSTRUCTION

Groen Building Specialists Phone SB6-5467 P.O. Box 176

Morriitown, Tenn.

Pro*: See G o l f i n g A<1 • P 70

Use IHC 404 in Building Tippecanoe CC Course

Tippecanoe CC , Monticello, Ind., used an International 404 with 2000 loader to con-struct a 9-hole addition to its course last fall.

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The unit was primarily used for building tees. Alter Tina] touches are put on the new parH of the course this spring, the elub will use the tractor for mowing and other maintenance , work.

Bob Harr/son Joins MacGregor Pro Staff

Robert W. (Bob) Harrison, former Norths Carolina Junior champion and member of a Rollins (Fla.) College golf team that was un-beaten for three years, has joined MacGregor's 1

advisory staff. Harrison, a pro since I960, did well in the 1961 Portland and Bakersfield Opens and in 1962 finished high in the money iu several tournaments. A fourth place tie in the Seattle Open was his high mark for last season. He is 24 years old and started playing golf eight years ago.

Turface Improves Dra inage in Green, Tee Construction

SS-J3 Reduces Seepage Owner-Pro Cforge Jernsek of Chris Town,

G & C C reports that seepage on the course's lagoon has been reduced by almost 90 per-cent through application of Soil-Sealer 13, InC formation aliout the chemical stopper can be obtained from Bishop White & Assoc., 3933 -E . Flower, Phoenix, Ariz.

Turface, product of Wyandotte Chemicals Corp., J. B, Ford div., Wyandotte, Mich., is a new type soil amend-ment developed for top-dressing and construc- • ^ ^ ^ tinn of tees and greens ^^tpSSSL^ to improve drainage and jFjuKm a^^tS aeration, A calcined YjfipjSf mineral aggregate, Tur-face Is said to help A ^ b ' j ^ V t grasses develop sturdier jp P ^ B ^ - "-.v.. • root structures by stor- I ^ H L ^ * 1 J ^ P J J J ^ B ing moisture at root ^RMMii^V level. It also aets as a k separator for aerification purposes, particularly in sticky, gummy soils.

* Cooler, Operated on L-P Gas, Needs No Electricity

i t Sahara Water Cooler Corp., 1633 S,E. 4th

st., Deerfield Beach, Fla., produces atl L - P gas operated water cooler adaptable to all .ourses. It requires no electricity Or batteries, derating on a time tested and proved gas Absorption principle. Courses with fresh water tines can easily connect to the Sahara, while those without lines ean manually Fill a 9.3

.gallon reservoir to supply it. Ti le manufacturer points out that wilh the cooler, costly icing problems are eliminated and there is no neces-sity to make water line and electric cable installations. A descriptive brochure can be ob-tained by writing to Sahara.

Mann Supervises First Flight, Palmer Co. Production

Paid Mann, who has specialized in the en-gineering of production lines and in producing golf equipment for the last 25 years, has

Dan O e h m i g Paul Mann Jack Marions

accepted a position with First Flight Co., Chat-tanooga, Tenn, to supervise expansion of the company's golf line and tit set up production of Arnold Palmer Co. equipment. Construction

.of a new plant to hnnse both manufacturing 'facilities was started in January, It will encom-pass about 36,000 square feet of manufacturing space. Mann attended Northwestern U. and is a graduate engineer. He is married, has two chil-dren and makes his home fit Chattanooga. An-nouncement of his signing with First Flight was made by Jack Unrkins, board chairman, and Dan Oehmig, the company's legal adviser.

Five Jacobsen Appointments

Jiicobscn Manufacturing Co., Harfnc, Wis,, recently announced the following appointments: H. Ernest Munch to manufacturing manager of the Racine plant; John E . Hurke to sales rep for commercial products; Hni>ert MeNabb to manufacturing engineer; John A. Chohanian to production control manager; Walter L . Stripe, Jr. to cost and budget supervisor; and John K. Jacobsen to conduct institutional mar-ket research.

1505 BLACKSTONE

FRESNO, CALIFORNIA Phone: AMhertt 4-1521

HOMER 0. F I E L D K O U S E & ASSOCIATES Golf Architects & Subdivision Consultants

5S1S University Ave., Madison 5, Wis.

Telephone: CEder 3-4150

CHARLES E. STEWART GOLF COURSE

IRRIGATION ENGINEER

Reports * Design • Supervision 18357 Homewood Ave., Homewood, III.

phona: SY S-3916

HORACE W. SMITH COI F COURSE ARCHITECT

Quality Construction Phone: 581-6101

Worces t e r , P a . 2 m i l e s f r o m IVorr is lown, F a .

ARTHUR J A C K SNYDER Goff Course Architect

Graduate Landscape Architect DESIGN - CONSTRUCTION - REMODELING

1009 E. Heatherbrae

SCOTTSDAtE, ARIZONA

P.O. Box 493

PINETOP, ARIZ.

FOR 38 Y E A R S -FOR 38 Y E A R S -The world's finest. biggest profit-building automatic golf teel

write: ivr

PAR, Incorporated 860 E. 75th St., Chgo* 19, III. 860 E. 75th St., Chgo* 19, III.

Ernest E. Smith • GOI.F COURSE ARCHITECT

Golf View Drive Tequesu — Jupiter, Florida

Telephone: 746-7397

Spatial Price on Golf Driving Range Ma l i as

per number you buy. Get facts ond detail*

today. State how many you need. From old

Manufacturer of Mats.

A l V I N C. BAIN MAT CO. Hancock/ Maryland

G O L F COURSE I R R I G A T I O N ENGINEERS & INSTALLERS

Any Phase or Complete Turn-Key Jobs

McCune & Company, Inc. 37 1 Mahoning Ave.,

Phone; SW 9 3131 Youngitown 9, Ohio

WILLIAM JAMES SPEAR G O L F C O U R S E A R C H I T E C T

J U N O 4 . S H O

WA 2-2964

P k i t i p J } . W o 9 u n

GOLF COURSE ARCHITECT

2! BUDIEIGH AVE., BEVERLY, MASS.

P. O. Box 245—Mo rich ester-By-The-S BO, Moss,

GOLF PROS 1 CLUB MANAGERS: Suy your golf •tflSi now! Quality Vermont Maple tees. Choice ot I i t " |St" \y," Lengths, Mired or Solid Colorsl

To 5,000 — S3,45 per DOO boxed (Add 25* per M West oi Miss. River)

To H.OOO — S3.40 per M boxed To 25 000-S3.35 per M Built To 50.000-S3.30 per M Bull

To 100.000--$3,25 per M Bulk Send Check to Vermont Maple Tee Co.

P.O. Bo* W, Derby, Vermont

T U F F Y B E R M U D A G R A S S New medium fine-textured variety developed

b y Soil Conservation Service. Released by

USDA and Univ. of Md, Will cover fairways and

ploy area* foster and better. Source: Or. Mark

Welsh, Certified Grass Cooperative, Inc., Secre-

tary, Md.

M A G I C F L U F F Floor Covering &

Fluf f Tee Mats H. M. WISE

312 Helen Ave., Mansfield, Ohio

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Pop-up institutional sprinklers made by Moist-

O'Matic, Riverside, Calif., o Toro Manufacturing Co.

subsidiary, have manual controllers that con over-

ride the automatic system for special watering pro

groms. Controllers are instolled outside the sprinkl-

ing diameter to control watering, completely elim*

noting the need for shifting hoses ond sprinklers as

with older system*. L

Disease, Measuring Guide in Mallinckrocft Chart

The convenient Turf Fungicide application chart, published by MallineVrodt Chemieaf Works, 2nd & Mallinckrodt sts„ St. Louis 7, Mo., again is available from this fivni It en-, allies the supt, to keep an accurate record of his turf disease control program for the entire year. It is recommended that he bang it over previous years' charts so that a detailed history of treatments of ever} green is available. The chart includes a Timetable which tells when to be alert for ccrtain diseases mid an Area Measuring guide for figuring correct fungicide dosages. ^

Wright Takes Flintite Post John Wright has been named sales engineer

of the Flintite sales dept., Indianapolis region, according to E. C. Koch, vp of tile Orangeburg div, of Flint-kote Co. He covers all of In-diana and central III. Wright was graduated from Purdue U, with a B. S, in civil engineer-ing and before joining the Flintkote firm was a sales engineer with Armco Steel Co. Orangeburg produces Flintite asbestos cement pipe in a new plant in Ravenna, O.

Polmer Instruct ion Record Ava i lab le f rom L-M Dealers

The Arnold Palmer instruction record, niacin in conjunction with the weekly ABC-TV Chal-lenge Golf show, is available exclusively through Lincoln-Mercury dealers throughout the coun-try. The L P records on which the Palmer lesj< sons are pressed consume about 1J4 hours play-ing time, and the allium in which they are pack-aged includes photos and text describing Pal-mer's swing.

Classified Ads

Rotes: Minimum insertion $4.00 for 20 word*;

add i t iona l -words 20? each. Bold face type, 2 5 ;

per word . Classified cols, reserved for help or

services wanted and far sale of used equ ipment .

NO CLASSIFIED AOS ACCEPTED AFTfK THE

j t l n d of MONTH PRECEDING DATE OF ISSUE.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ARE WE PERMITTED

TO DIVULGE THE NAME A N D ADDRESS OF

THOSE PLACING THE BLIND ADVERTISEMENTS

Response to all bo* number a d s should be ad-

dressed »o the box number , ma i l to G O I f DOM,

407 S. Dearborn, Chicago 5. Replies are promptly

forwarded to advertisers.

JOKS W A N T E D

Experienced Lock Room attendant. Twenty yean at [ » » Class A clubs. Thorough knowledge of service, bar and food operations. Courteous, meets the public well. Will consider winter or summer job. Address Ad 221 c/o (*.i>]Mom

Pro Job Wanted: Available immediately for interview. 33 years old; experienced in private and public clubs,

.T. I • . . . . A A T J T , / . . f . l f . l Address Ad 222 c/o Golfdom

Supt. uesires change where ahility is appreciated. Con-struction experience, pool management and machinery rare the best. Available at once. Address Ad 227 c/o Golfdom

Golt Course Supt. — JO years experience, lull knowl-edge ot equipment, maintenance and course supervision, experienced in new construction and remodeling Will locate a nv iv he re. Address Ad 228 c/o Golfdoni

WeU experienced superintendent with background in both Northern and Southern golf course maintenance, bent a ltd bcrmuda. Particularly good at machinery rphm r \r TTl3inl/>n:inris V v — , I

- Golf Pro-Manager and Wile team, 10 years experience efficient operation all private club departments — golf, golf course, clubhouse, Excellent gall instructor, mer-chandiser. food and beverage manager. Now at Mid-west club; will relocate. Address Ad 201 c/o Golfdom

( ASSISTANT J'Kll - experienced desires assistant's job. Av' 24 single. Attended PC A school. Excellent relerenecs. Will relocate. Address Ad 2ft2 c/o Ijulk'oni

^rolessional — 17 years 0|H-rating Kange, wants Ltali c with Pro Shop Js Miniature. Lessons & Club repair ;•:v specialty. Address Ad 203 c/o Golfdom

* P R O O R CREENKEEPEK O K COMl i lNA ' l ION.' EASTERN UR S O U T H E R N L O C A T I O N PRE-F E R R E D . M O D E R A T E I N C O M E SATISFACTORY. ADDRESS AM a n . o C O L . F D O M

Coll Course ijupl, CtaH A GCSAA. 2:1 yrs. cx-perience. Proven ability in all plmses_ course main-tenance. Expert on greens construction, Complete knowledge of grasses, fungicides, chemicals, equip-ment (operation & maintenance) and training ot personnel. Married. Excellent references Available im-Mlrdiatcly. Address Ad 2(1'} c/o Gotfdpm

•Superintendent wishes change. Chicago District Club. Lifetime experience in maintenance and construction. Necessary qualifications. Age 51, Address Ad 206 c/o

* Golfdom -

Experienced Coif Club manager desires position with club in California. Proficient in course maintenance, cocktail bar, food, pro shop, golf promotion. If your dub lacks enthusiasm and activity, I 'm your man. Address Ad 207 <•/,, Ci.lfdi.ni.

Golf Course Superintendent — sixteen years experi-ence at resort and semi-public courses desires change

-I , Eastern location. Will eonsidi-i pro-superintendent Address Ad 2118 c/n GnUilom

, Greenkeeper: 35 years experience in all phases of Golf Course Construction and Maintenance. Class A member GCSA A a net Class A member MAGCS . Box 208 e/n Golfdom. S. Dearborn. Cliicago :">. 111.

Supt. —• 33 vrs. experience building, rebuilding, chem-icals, are -V acetcylene welding machinery, desires change, West. Northwest pr Midwest. 48 yrs, old, married, no children. Physically fit. At present close

^i' <' • I- .isi- Address Ail 210 c/o Golldoui

EXPER IENCED G O L F P L A Y I N G E Q U I P M E N T SALESMAN SEEKS T E R R I T O R Y T O P MANUFAC-

T U R E R METROPOLIT AN N E W Y O R K . AGE 48. PRESENT SALES E M P L O Y M E N T 1(1 YEARS N O T IN G O L F D R A W I N G $12,">00. ADDRESS AD 211 c/o G O L F D O M

Young English Pro Golfer, member of the PGA for four years, requires suitable position any where in UnilcO Sinles. Plays off plus twrn and has considerable experience in pro shop management. Nigel Skerritt,

*t-"lat I The Rectory, Church Sq., Shepperton. Middle-sex. _ _ .

Class A teaching Pro available immediately. 15 yrs. experience at one club. Married; 3 children. Prefer dry climate bill will go anywhere. Served 4 vrs. as of-ficer ol 50. Central PGA. Address Ad 212 c/o Golldom

security. Locate anywhere. Member GCSA A. Address A.I 229 c.-'n Golfdom

ATTENT ION B O A R D OF D IRECTORS , Club OwlH ers & Professionals. Are you seeking a PGA Profession-al who is cooperative — 8 years of top merchandising experience — Jood instructor — excellent credit — hard worker with progressive ideas — then can I be of service tn von? Address Ad 230 c/o Golldom PGA Member — 12 years experience desires employ-ment as Pro or assistant radius 1(KI miles from New W k City. Address Ad 232 e/o Golfdom

Superintendent, experienced in construction and main-tenance, reference J, desires permanent position with Club that drmands good course. Salary open pending fringes. Address Ad 233 c/o Got Mom

Class 1) PGA Member desires permanent Asst. posi-tion. Married; 2a years aid, attended 1960 PGA Husiness School. Wil l settle ans-where. Can turniib eeferences. Address Ad 234 c/o Golfdom CLUB M A N A G E R presently managing a very popular and pronunenl restaurant & lounge in Chicago gross-ing appro*. $80,000 sales per month all year round, desires to manage a Country Club. Twenty years of actual experience ill all phases of f til ill, bey eragc, preparation, banquets, parties, purchasing and con-trol. Age 44. married, 2 daughters 10 & 15. Excellent references. Will relocate. Address Ad 236 c/o Golfdom WANT JOB CREENKEEPER . " GCSA A M E M B E R " G O O D W O R K E R — APPRECIATIVE — SOBF.R — STEADY. C . FOSTER. 1417 W. 36TH ST., BALTI-M O R E 11, M P .

Supt. — tops in Golf Course Construction and Main-tenance, Greens expert. Full knuwledge of northern bents and southern grasses. 328 and Ormond Bermuda, Thoroughly experienced in fungicidal disease, insecti-cides, fertilizers and equipment, GCSA member, mar-ried, no children. Locate anywhere, South preferred. Address Ad 239 c/o Golfdom.

JOBS OPEN

Central New Jersey, Private Golf Club desires services of combination 'Slarter-Caddymaster' for the 1963 sea-son. Job could become year-round, depending on the ability & versatility of the applicant, Send details to Ad 214 c/o Golfdom

PKO-UKEEN KEEPER — Seven Month Position. Michigan1® beautiful Upper Peninsula. Nine holes. Private club. Watered fairways. Washington Bant greens. Year round clubhouse faculties. Will pay salary plus usual golf activity earnings. Give references, vitaJ statistics. pa.it eNnerience. Address Ad 215 c/o frplfdom W A N T E D — Pro i>hop Representatives* Choice ter-ritories now open — Two excellent golf accessories (non-apparel}. Sell in every Pro Shop — High repeat sales — Profitable, Send Resume, Lines Carried, Ter-ritory Covered, All replies answered. Ad 216 c/o Golf* dom

Salesmen covering golf clubs to sell unusual, inexpen-sive easy selling golf glove. Commission or otherwise. Write experience and territorv covered. K O O L C L O V , B O X hi31, BR IELLE , N . J

Wanted Experienced PGA Golf Starter for full time starter's jot) from May 1 thru October 1 at Northwest Suburban Chicagoland semiprivate golf course, List iiualilications. Salary open. Address Ad 223 I'/o Golf-<lnm

CADDYMASTER WANTED FOR CHICAGO AREA COUNTRY CLUB. APRIL 1ST T O OCTOBER 31 ST REFERENCES. SALARY $300.00 MONTH-LY, BOARD AND ROOM AND CONCESSIONS. AD 1 > RF.SS Ai) 224 c/o COL I-DO VI

WANTED SINGLE MAX GENERAL DUTIES IN GOLF SHOP, CLUB CLEANING, REPAIRING, ETC. PRIVATE COUNTRY CIA B, CHICAGO AREA. SALARY, R O O M AND BOARD. ADDRESS AD 225 c/o GOLFDOM

Caddy Master wanted. Experience desired. Exclusive private Country Club near Detroit, Membership ol 600- Good opportunity for right person. Write to: williaii] F. vanLierop. General Manager, Orchard Lake Country Club. Orchard Lake. Michigan.

Manufacturer Representative for one man gasoline Rolf cat and golf course maintenance vehicle. Write giving complete details ot line presently handled and terri-lury rove red to E. A. Thompson, I'acer, Inc., 644 Baker St., Costa Mesa, California.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE, MODEL 3<X)_ E-Z-CO Golf Cars, com-pletely rebuilt and repainted, new batteries and charger, each >495.00. Our trucks can deliver. Nassau Car Co. Inc., 13,1 E. Jericho Turnpike, Mlrlrola, New York.

WE WILL REPAINT AND RELETTER YOUR USED GOLF BALLS FOR 7< EACH. BADGER GOLF CO. WATERFORD, WIS,

WANTED FOR CASH OLD GOLF BALLS — RETRIEVED FROM PONDS.

GOLF COURSES ETC.

Cut or bumped » .3 t per doi. Off brands and slightly nicked 1.54 per doi. Round and perfect $1.25 brands

for refin'sfiinfl , 2.40 per doi At above prices, freight to be prepaid by shipper.

Send for shipping tags and instructions N O T E — N o Golf Driving Range Culls wanted at

present time. We are nation-vide Distributors of the finest in Driving ftan-je. PAR 3 and Miniature Course equip-ment — balls, clubs, mats etc. Send for our current supply catalogue

NORTHERN GOLF BALL CO. 2350 W. Roscoe Street Chicago 18, Illinois

WE MANUFACTURE IRONS, WOODS, PUTTERS TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS AND TRADEMARK [JOBBING QUANTITIES), WRITE FF.RNOl EST It JOHNSON GOLF COMPANY, OOLMA, CALIF. FOR PARTICULARS.

For Sale - - Pixtnnc • - used on 20 acres. Excellent condition. 1750,00 1. o. b. Akron, Ohio. Bill Lyons, I M l Glen i no lint Ave.

SALESM AN WANTED THAT CALL ON THE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUBS. FULL LINE OF MEN'S AND LADIES' SPORTSWEAR. 10% COMMISSION. AD-DRF.SS AD 21H <7o GOLFDOM

Can't run two golf courses. Will sell or lease new 9 hole course iti :l-town area near Farmington, New Mexico. Only public course in county of 53,000 pop, l.iii'ge Bent Cjrass greens, bluegrass fairways, all water-ed. Course equipment in fair shape. Smalj Pro Shop-Good potential for Pro-Greeukeeper or Grecnkccper. Least |3600 a year, sell $10,000 down payment. Jim Terrs-. Pro. Rt- 2. Seminole. Trx.

FOR SALE — 20 Moto-Caddyj - - slightly used. $75.00 per unit F.O.B. Albany, N. Y. Nat-Car Golf Sales St Rentals, Inc., 1033 Central Ave., Albany, N. Y.

FOR LEASE! GOLF COURSE, If! HOLES, COM-PLETED WITHIN TIIF. NEXT TWO MONTHS: LOCATED IN SUNNY CARIBBEAN, POPULATION 50,000, ONLY COURSE WITHIN 50 MILES WRITE OR WIRE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS - ARCHIE H. LOWE, CITY MANAGER. CITY HALL, KEY WEST, I H >R 1DA1 PH< )NE 294-3721.

Will lease, buy or actively participate in Golf Driv-ing Range or Course. Situation must have merit with past, present and future performance recoid, Address Ad 219 c.-'o Golfdom GOLF CENTER lor sate or lease. Central New E n ? land. For further information address Ad 220 c/o Golfdom _ _ _ Golf Course for Sale — If! hole tournamrnt Length Watertown, N, Y. area - Federal Highway SI through property — i hour norili ol Syracuse. 222 acres; $20,000 clubhouse; water to all greens ti tees; brook through length of course. W[ork barn; Ford tractor: 7-gang & 5-gang fairway units; 2 new cutting green • units/ Full course V equipment price 15.000.00, C. Buckv Hewitt. Willow Brook GC,, Fireside Lane, Camillus. New York. _ * RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS TO BUY O R LEASE GOLF COURSE, SEND FULL PARTICU-LARS IN FIRST LETTER. ADDRESS AD 22G c/o" GOLFDOM

Toro Master hitch. Like new . Complete! less mowers. $195.00 f.o.b. Pliila Area. Whitford Country Club, Ex ton. Chester Co. Pa. __

FOR RENT OR LEASE — COUNTRY CLUB. BAR AN1) DINING FACILITIES, SWIMMING POOL, If! HOLE GOLF COURSE, L IGHTED DRIVING, RANGE, $300.00 PER MONTH, MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT EXTRA. LOCATED IN NORTH I.Ol ISI \N \ \1IDRESS \l) 231 . I .OLE I HIM For Sale — 18 hole Par 71) Public Golf Course. Club-11

house. Dining Room, Ballroom, Bar, liquor license, large Pro Shop. Flourishing community Eastern Penn-sylvania. Add l ess Ail 2115 e/t.i i lolfdimi

FOR SALE ONLY — 0 HOLE GOLF COURSE FULLY EQUIPPED. CLUBHOUSE. RENTAL PROPERTY ATTACHED. G O O D LOCATION. ADDRESS AD 237 c/o GOLFDOM

USED & " RE-MANUFACTURED ELECTRIC GOLF CARS EOR SALE. SEE O l l R AD ON PAGE fi THIS ISSUE OF GOLFDOM, H. COSTER ELEC-TRIC CAR CO.

Representative wanted lo sell line of top quality pro golf balls and also range balls. Territory open in Mid-west and South, Address Ad 23R c/o Golfdom.

Heads Southern Tier Association

A! Durland of Otterkill G & CC, New-burgh, N, Y., is president of the Southern Tier Turf Assn., which has a membershijp-cOmposed of supts. in the outlying metro-politan and Cats kills areas of New York. Francis Leffert, Port |ervis, CC is vp and Bob M out any e Tuxedo Park CC, is sec.

PGA Retirement Plan At the PGA's annual meeting last Ntv

veinber, delegates recommended that the possibility of establishing a retirement plan to eover present and future mem-bers of the organization be investigated.

Wants Super Senior W. It. (Bert) Way, 88-year-old dean o£

U. S. professionals is trying to get PCA support for a Super Senior tournament for both amateurs and professionals who are 7(1 or older.

FOR Y O U R C O N V E N I EN C E - G O L F D O M ' S

S B u y e r s ' S e r v i c e Check o f f your Needs, tea r out a n d ma i l th is sheet to GaJfdom, 407 S. Dearborn St., Chicago 5. III. You ' l l get prices, l i te ra ture direct f rom the sources of supp ly .

Golf Course A a ri tying equipt.i Fairway Q

green •

Alga* Killer (pondi)

Architects: course Q house •

^ Ball mark repair tool

Ball Waiher*

Boll Washing Compounds

Batteries (golf car)

Benches (tee)

Bent grass stolons

Bermuda Stolen*

Brown patch preventives

Color spray for turf

1 Compotl mixers

Crobgrass control; Regular [_J

Pre emergence Q

Crabgross control machine

Custom Stone Picking

Drinking Fountains

Fertilizers Solid • l iquid •

Flags (greens) • Flog polet •

Flog pole reminder signs

Fungicide*

Golf C a m Elec • Gas •

, Golf course furniture

Hole cutters

Hote damps

Humus

Hyd. lift haul carls

Irrigation consultant*

Landscape Contractor

La p pi ng-1 n Machine

Miniature Course Const'n

-» Min. Courte Obstacle*

Min. putting *urface (felt)

Mower*i putting green •

rotary H tee •

fairwoy • rough C] hand [ J

Mower Grinders

Peat Most

Pipe

Putting cups

* Sond (for greens, tee*)

Seed: fairway • green n

Seeding (ipray.mutch)

Seepage stopper (ponds)

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ADVERTISERS' INDEX FEBRUARY, 1963

Ujihnrt Process Sales Co. Agricultural Plastics Co. American Aq'iriilliiral chemical Company, The American Liquid Fertilizer Co.. Inc. American Mat Corporation Apuatrols Gorpnral ii>n of America . . .

VArdco Roto-Wed Spreaders Armour Agricultural Chemical Company Ault, Edmund B

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Caddy-Ro l l Renta l Serv ice .

. (.arlylo Tile Co.. TDo Xasl In'i Pine Research Association Certilled Gnt i Cooperative, Inc. Coir Nursery Co., The

^Colonial Gardens. Inc Container Development Cornnratlon Cooper Manufacturing Company . . .

b Cornish. Geollrey S Coster Electric Car Sales \ Service. H Cushman Molort Cyclone Seeder Ce., Jnr.H The

0 a A Products Company. Inc. Davit. Inc., George A. .

Moines Glove & Mln. Co Dillard & Aisociatrs. Inc., Norman . Ooggelt Pfeil Comnnny Dunlop t Ira & Rubber Corppretinn .

"PuPunt deNemnurs & Co., C- .

Eastern GfIf Comnany 1 Eastern Metal of Elmira, inc.

Edmonl. Inc. Elide industrial Marketing Division

Fete-Root-Heath Co.. Tho fieldhouse & Associates, homer D. Finger. Jose nil S First Flight Company .. . . F rloy Manufarlurlng Co Ford Tractor A Implenment Operations <Lt. S-) Feasor Toll Dresser-S piker

Gill, Oavld ^Gleneagles Hotel

Colt Cluli Management Co. Godttin & San, Hiram F Selling Magazine

" Sood Roads Machinery Corporation Gordon. William F. & David W. Gputd. National Batlerles. Ine, . . .

jr Hagen Division. Walter •lldin. Paul ilardie Manufacturing Co., Inc. Hariey Davidson Meter Company Harris. Robert Bruce Harison. James G.

— Hayman Co.. Inc., B . Hercules powder Company . . . Hester Battery Manufacturing Co.

, 'I ighland Bentgrass Commission Hiflerlch s. Bradsliy Company Holmet (t Sen. Arehlhald

Jecphsen Manufacturing Co. . -fjhns Manvllle Comortllon I ones, Robart Trent

•Kent I Cora amy David W. Kirtfh Card Setvleo Kre.Kar. lee

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National Chemsearch National Golf Foundation National Rain Bird Sales t Eng. Co.

Did Orchard Turf Nurseries

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Schendel. A. C Schneider Metal Manufacturing Co. Schofl Mfg. Ce., Inc., Tha Se*crepe Commission, The Shell Dll Company Simmons, Robert A Singleton Irrigation Systems. Inc. Sil-NRast Goll Bag Corporation Smith-Douglass Ce.. Inc Smith. Ernest E Smith, Horace W. . . . Smith. Kenneth Snyder, Arthur Jack . South Bend products Sales . . . Southern Turl Nurseries Spalding & Bros., Inc., A. G. Spear. William James . . Slandard Manulacturing Co. . . . Stewart, Charles E Superior Rubber Mfg. Co. .

Taylor. Dunn Manufacturing Ce. . Torn Manufacturing Corporation Trans.American Van Service, Inc. Troian Battery Company TuN. Alfred H TurnborTy Hotel

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Instruction Adiise from Six I'rns H e r b ( j r n f f i s 2 6

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On the Professional Side. 3 8

Tammy Brook J o s e p h W . D r a g n n e t t i 12

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Swinging Around Golf (Continued from page 113)

included expansion of the irrigation sys-tem and beautifying of the course . . . Henry Q'SulIivan, course manager, super-vised' the projects . . . Men's lockerroom and pro shop and bar at Oak Terrace CC, near Philadelphia, were damaged by tire in mid-January . . . Loss was estimated at .$15,000 . . . German Open will be play-ed Aug. 9-11 at Koln-Refrath . . . it comes a week alter the Amateur and Women's Open, which will he played at same loca-tion . . , l lermaii M. Watkins heads a group of Philadelphia businessmen which is going to develop Annandale Farm into ait 18-hole course . . . George Fazio, who had an option of the property, lias been retained to design and build the course.

Jim McCunigal retires as pro at Youngs-town (O.) municipal course . . . Eddie Griffiths goes from Youngstown CC to pro job at Chagrin Valley C C {Cleveland dist.) . . . Jim Dalgety retires as pro after 35 years at Seven Oaks CC, Course uni-versity course in Hamilton, N. Y. , . . He will continue on the university's athletic staff . . , Those Dalgetys are good reliable

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Volume 37 No. 2 • February, 1963

C O N T E N T S

boys who stay on the job . . . Bill is in his 31st year as pro at Wiltowbrook GC*' Cortland, N. Y.

Walpole ( i f ass.) CC enlarging pro shop for John Freitas who says he will open this „ spring with one of the most attractive spots in New England . . . Looks like Jim-,, my Thomson has steady work, this being his 44th year as pro at Mohawk GQ, Schenectady, N, Y., and his 46th winter of teaching at Pompano Beach, Fla. , . ,,, Earle T. Hallquist, now pro at Santa Ter-esa GG, new course at San Jose, Calif . . . -He was at Santa Anita, Arcadia, Calif., the previous seven years and before that-was at Lake Slorey Inn GC, Fairlee, Vt.

Capt. Karl C. Rader, Jr., killed recent If when plane he was piloting crashed in it fog at Los Angeles, was part owner of* Par Master, Inc., San Mateo, Calif., maker of the Par Master golf net . . . Karl, his wife, Helen, and Mel Smith and his wife were getting the business going good , . . v

Rader and Smith had been Flying Tiger pilots and planned the net business as t revenue producer after their flying days , . , . Joey Rey, A1 Geiberger and Shirley* Spork were helping push sales for them. -