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supt., Everett Comstock . . . The Canyon Club Inn in Palm Springs,. Calif, will open May 27 and is said to be the only hotel in Palm Springs with a private 18-hole course . . . Tom Boster has been named as assistant to Pro Tex Lankford at Spring Valley CC, Huntington, W. Va.

With USGA awarding 1967 Junior championship to Twin Hills G&CC, Oklahoma City, older pros and reporters recalled the 1935 PGA at Twin Hills when Johnny Revolta, the winner, elimi-nated Walter Hagen in the first round and Tommy Armour in the final . . . That year, Johnny was top tournament circuit prize winner with $9,543.

Architects Goeffrey Cornish and Wil-liam Robinson are designing the 18-hole addition to Stow (Mass.) Acres GC that will run 6,900 yards long . . . A 1966 opening is planned . . . Hal Purdy is to design the Cazenovia (N. Y.) CC's 18-hole course . . . The group organizing the club

has received a $300,000 FHA loan . . . Ardsley CC, at Ardsley-on-the-Hudson, N. Y., is moving its clubhouse into the former Frank J. Gould mansion, which for 10 years has been a conference center for New York University . . . The historic club, founded by the Goulds, Rockefellers and other millionaires of the Guilded Age, now returns to quarters (set in the midst of its famous winding course) that are reminiscent of its age of glory . . . The new pro shop is in the old caretaker's cottage.

George (Pat) Russell has been named supt. of grounds for the new Hilmar E. J. Neumann Memorial course in Cincin-nati,. O. . . . The course opens on May 29 . . . Woodmont CC in Rockville, Md. is building a new pro shop that will cost $125,000 . . . Its location will change the continuity of the North course . . . When the building is completed, the first hole on the North course will be shifted to

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the present 12th, and starting tees on both courses will adjoin the new shop, which will hold 72 golf cars in the base-ment . . . Jack Sinclair is now one of Pro Clare Emery's shop aides at Washington G & CC, Arlington, Va. . . . Bob Craw is now pro Bob Schuh's new assistant at Crofton (Md.) GC . . . Utica, N. Y. to have an indoor Golfomat that is scheduled to open in August.

USGA has decided that admission pay-ing spectators at 1965 Open at Bellerive in St. Louis will be limited to 20,000 any one day . . . Unusual advance interest in season tickets has prompted Louis \V. Menk of the Bellerive club to ask the USGA to limit the galleries . . . This will be the first time attendance has had to be held down at an Open . . . Pat (Busty) Romano of Apawarm's Club, Bye, N. Y. and Tony Anthony, former PGA tourna-ment coordinator, have been added to Jim Turnesa's teaching staff at Mill Biver Club in Upper Brookville, L. I.

Plans recently drawn for the Wabasha (Minn.) GC course and clubhouse . . . An FHA loan of $129,750 has been grant-ed to a group of over 175 farmers and rural residents of Martin County, N. C. for development of a recreational facil-ity, including a 9-hole course . . . An Islip, L. I., N. Y. town councilman has proposed converting a 213-acre privately owned country club into a ferry terminal link-ing the mainland with Fire Island Na-

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Richard Federale is now pro at Snow-hill CC in Wilmington, O. . . . He was previously at Terrace Park . . . Press Max-well is the architect for developer Steve Arnold's 18-hole course in the planned community of Woodmoor,. Colo., which is in the Rockies between Denver and the Air Force Academy . . . Pro at the Woodmoor CC course is Boh Hanson, formerly at Pine Hurst CC in Denver . . . Membership in the scenic club that faces Pikes Peak is obtained by a lot purchase in the development.

Hillcrest GC, Moline, 111., is now open, with play restricted to weekends until fur-ther notice . . . A late season opening is planned for the Huntingdon, L. I., N. Y. public course, located in Dix Hills Park . . . A group of southeastern Sussex County (N. J.) businessmen has under-taken to form a country club in the area . . . Plans call for a $25,000 investment,

including an 18-hole links, clubhouse and swimming pool . . . The club will be called Sussex CC . . . A September open-ing is expected for the 18-hole Granite Bay Public GC, now being constructed near Roseville, Calif.

Pro Ted Wurtz announced the April opening of the new 9-hole Sun Tides GC near Yakima, Wash. . . . Work started on an 18-hole county layout at Victoria Park, the fifth Los Angeles county (Calif.) course . . . Clear View GC, a 9-hole links, recently opened by Mr. and Mrs. Gil-bert Weaver at Myrtle Creek, Ore. . . . Kenneth E. Scripsma has been named manager of the Bancho Bernardo Inn and CC, north of San Diego, Calif. . . . A late Aug. or Sept. opening is set for Glenroy GC which is to be over 6,300 yards long on 180 acres. It is being built between Blountville and Bluff City in eastern Tenn.

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— is taking shape on 1,600 acres near Rancho Santa Fe . . . The complex is expected to be open for play in May or early June . . . Shorecliffs CC at San Clemente, Calif, is expected to open its second nine shortly . . . John Heller has been named pro at Glen Acres, Seattle, Wash. . . . The Brushy Mountain GC (N. C. area) opened its course and club-house on April 21 . . . Dayton (O.) G & CC has added space to its pro shop . . . Jack Berweiler is pro at Salton City, Califs, new 18-hole course.

The city of New Orleans, La. has au-thorized $20,000 for construction of a miniature course in City Park . . . Thomas F. Kelleher, Jr. has been named vp and general manager of Sapphire (N. C.) Val-ley Inn and GC . . . Work is under way on a new course near Gilbertsville, Mass. . . . The driving range should be open by June 1 and work on the clubhouse will begin shortly.

Spring Hills GC, near Watsonville, Calif., is under construction on an old estate . . . Nine holes are to be opened this summer with the full 18 to be ready by next year, making this the second course in the Pamjaro Valley area . . . The George Hall CC located in Franklin, Neb., was opened on April 25 . . . Robert Brown has been named manager of the new Stockton-Atwood (la.) GC.

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The Middletown (Conn.) High School "mayor-for-a-day" had as part of his pro-gram for bettering the community, a pro-posal for a city-owned course to help pro-vide the city with additional recreational facilities and revenue . . . The supt. of Jamestown (N. Y.) municipal course, Wal-ter Carlson, is planning to build the first nine of 18 in a nearby rural location, with the first nine opening this fall . . . The 18-hole course under construction near Spokane, Wash, has been named the Sage Hill G & CC . . . Del Mar Harbour sub-division, near Solana Beach, Calif., has plans for an 18-hole course.

Construction has begun on the Anita (la.) GC, with an estimated cost of $20,-000 envisioned . . . Town & County GC, Grundy Center, la., has purchased 80 acres that will be developed this summer into a 9-hole course . . . Joe Aycock is developing property near Sapulpa, Okla. into a 9-hole course . . . Bill Carnohan has been named pro at Huntingdon, West Va's. Glenbrier CC and Riverside Club at Chesapeake, O. . . . The two clubs have

the same owner-management . . . Charles Booth is assistant pro at both clubs.

It was erroneously reported in April Golfdom (page 3) that George Barnhart had left Cherokee Town & CC, Atlanta, as supt. . . . George, who opened the course seven years ago, plans to be around for several years yet . . . He is a veteran in the business, having served at clubs in the Evansville, Ind., area for 25 years before moving south . . . David Parson has been named supt. of the new Mill River Club, Upper Brookville, Oyster Bay, L.I., which will be officially opened some-time this month . . . Parson, a graduate of Farmington Agriculture School on Long Island, previously was at Seawane Club in Hewlett.

Pacific Northwest GA will hold a Seniors tournament July 28-30 . . . PNGA's version of "Golf House", started by the late Forest Watson, has been taken over by Hal Weston . . . The organization has also set up a new tax committee that is headed by Lloyd Avery and DeWitt Jones . . . A $5,000 Ladies Pro-Am is to be

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Three former caddies, now members of the Poland Springs (Me.) Caddy Camp Alumni Association, were honored recently when the organization got together for its annual roundup. Michael J. Rizzo (I) presented plaques to James L. Trayers, Boston businessman, George R. O'Connell, Quincy, Mass. and Max Zides, Brookline, Mass. for their contri-

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played at Oak Park (111.) CC, Aug. 9, for the benefit of the Brain Research Founda-tion, University of Chicago and the Dr. Willis J. Potts Heart Center of Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago . . . Bushkill Falls House, a long established hostelry in the Poconos in Pennsylvania, will open its first nine this month . . . Pocono Manor is opening another nine on July 1, bring-ing its total to 36 holes.

Shell Oil Co. recently announced that Tommy Jacobs, Dow Finsterwald, Tony Lema, Charlie Sifford and Bob Nichols are the first of 22 American and foreign golf stars to be lined up for the 1966 "Wonderful World" TV series . . . Dancers, singers stars, a leading orchestra, etc. have been signed to provide entertainment for festivities to be held in conjunction with the Sunnehanna Amateur, to be played June 3-7 in Johnstown, Pa. . . . Ellis Jacobs of Iron Rock, N.J. and John Mills of Bordenton, N.J. won the recent Philadel-phia GCSA golf tournament with low nets of 72.

Augie Boyd, veteran professional who has spent the last decade or so in Florida, is now in charge of the shop at Ledgemont CC, Seekonk, Mass. . . . After watching Jack Nicklaus at the Masters, and seeing him on TV in the Tournament of Cham-pions, we are beginning to wonder if people won't start calling him "Smiley" before long . . . North New Jersey home