T h e Ryan G R O U N D S G R O O M E R attaches to a tractor equipped with a 3-point hitch and P T O . T h e operator can adjust blade height or depth, as well as empty the 5-cubic-yard hopper without leaving the tractor seat.

T h e hopper has a double steel door. At the top of the hopper is a wire screen to prevent stones, etc. , from being thrown out.

I t s 5-foot-swath reel is equipped with four rows of combination mowing and slicing blades. T h e reel can also be easily changed to all mowing blades, making it a " f la i l " mower.

Blade cutting ranges are from 2 " into the ground for vertical slicing — to 3 " above ground for rough mowing. All blades are "free-swinging" and rotate in reverse. This design creates air turb-ulence which blows leaves, thatch, clippings, etc. , into the hopper.

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The GROUNDS GROOMER picks up thatch, clippings and debris in a 5-foot path.

The operator easily empties the 5-cubic-yard hopper from the tractor seat.

EQUIPMENT COMPANY 2055 WHITE BEAR AVENUE, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55109

Manufacturers of the world's finest turf-care equipment

GROUNDS GROOMER Keeps large turf areas in tip-top condition

Renovates, removes thatch, sweeps and flail mows in one operation

W H O H A V E TO BE S O L D -Its smoother ride you'll discover immedi-ately—its more economical operation will be apparent in a few hours—its rugged durability you'll begin to appreciate in seasons to come. Whatever you most de-sire in a golf car or runabout you'll find it in the Walker Jato Executive for '67.

Get a demonstration now and see why there's no better buy for the individual, nor investment or lease program for the club than this handsome, all-steel value leader.

(1) G e n u i n e M o n r o e shock a b s o r b e r f loa ts y o u across the course.

(2) Direct D r i ve s impl ic i ty e l im ina tes t roub le -some be l t s , chains a n d noise!

(3) You can l i f t en t i re b a t t e r y pack o u t f o r ex-change . T ime saver f o r the c l ub o r fleet

FINANCING... LEASING PURCHASE AGREEMENTS

Jato Manufacturing, Inc. Clay Center,

Kansas 67432

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New products Continued from page 60

Purdy Steak Corporat ion of fers a new f rozen dressing, seasoned and avail-able in exact port ions of three and four ounces. It adds var iety to menus in just a few minutes.

For m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n c i r c l e n u m b e r 1 10 on c a r d

Borden Chemical Company has de veloped a new broad control insect spray with systemic insecticide, Nutro BC spray. The new spray contains Meta-Systox-R, to contro l insect pests on roses, f lowers, sh rubs , shade and ornamenta l trees. It is packaged in an eight ounce size for $ 2 . 9 5 .

For m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n c i r c l e n u m b e r 1 1 1 o n c a r d

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Wonder Trussless Bui ld ing, Inc. has a new Wonder Shade shelter that is avai lable in any des i red length. The double corrugated, a rched panels are assembled on the site wi th standard nuts and bolts. The galvanized arched s t ruc tu re is suppor ted by tubular steel co lumns.

For m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n c i r c l e n u m b e r 1 12 o n c a r d

Br ighton By-Products Company, Inc. manufactures Uraplex for iron-anemic tu r f . Uraplex is compat ib le with fungi-cides and di f fers substant ia l ly f rom chelated or fer rous mater ia ls .

For m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n c i r c l e n u m b e r 1 13 o n c a r d

Rain B i r d S p r i n k l e r M a n u f a c t u r i n g Corp. introduced a new mois ture sens-ing device that will tell an automatic spr ink le r control ler when water is need-ed in the soil. This device is called the I r rometer .

For m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n c i r c l e n u m b e r 1 14 o n c a r d

Now! Litter-Caddies Come In Green, Too We've sold thousands of w h i t e ones already. Now available in green, too (grassy green, v e r y tasteful ; subtle.) Made for tees . . . they won't t i p or blow over. Slow to f i l l , easy to empty and move. Mighty easy on the eyes. And all-metal-easy to keep neat and new looking for years.

STANDARD MFG. COMPANY CEDAR FALLS, IOWA 50613

FOR P E O P L E

Gas or Electric Models available via direct delivery on our trans-ports.

W A L K E R

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Speaking o f golf shafts!

THERE'S more talk about golf shafts these days than at any time since True Temper first introduced the famous Step Down® steel

shaft. Main reason, of course, is the coming of the aluminum shaft.

Not that the aluminum shaft is any news to us. Recent development of new aluminum alloys for aircraft and space programs has made it possible for True Temper engineers to culminate more than 20 years of aluminum shaft research with quantity production of aluminum shafts which meet our high standards for steel shafts. And — as the club makers and the pros know — those are mighty high standards.

A True Temper steel shaft answers the club designer's needs for a club that hits true, hits far with the proper flexibility control, the proper feel.

Nor are we resting on our medal score. Using the new Mar-Aging stainless steel alloy (Almar® 362 — an aerospace product of Allegheny Ludlum) True Temper is developing a stainless steel shaft with such superior corrosion resistance it can almost be called a "lifetime" shaft.

In all this persistent striving to support the club maker's effort to help you play better golf, True Temper makes use of the most advanced research and engineering tools and techniques.

These include the new True Temper Golf Club Testing Device (lower left) which exactly reproduces the classic pro-golfer's swing, time after time, allowing completely scientific analysis of shaft performance.

What should you know about golf shafts? Without sounding too much like a hole-in-one golfer — let's just say this: Whatever material your club shafts are made of — if they're made by True Temper, they're the finest modern science can develop and modern production engineering can turn out.

It's always a good idea to ask for clubs with shafts by...

RUE TEMPER. Leading Maker of Golf Shafts for More Than 40 Years

Now you can effectively control MOSQUITOE

and other flying and crawling insects around your club-house and inside

WITH H U B S T A T E S ECONOMICAL

CYTHION FOGGING CONCENTRATE

H u b S t a t e s C Y T H I O N F O G G I N G C O N C E N T R A T E is unequal led for ef-f e c t i v e n e s s in killing m o s q u i t o e s , flies, fleas, gnats , c h i g g e r s , mites , m o t h s , w a s p s , hornets , R O A C H E S of all spe-c i e s (even r e s i s t a n t s t r a i n s ) , ants , silverfish, beet les , s p i d e r s , c r i c k e t s , a n d other i n s e c t s . . . . y e t it is safe for use a r o u n d foods , facili t ies , plants a n d animals . L o w in c o s t . Just mix 1 g a l l o n of H u b S t a t e s C Y T H I O N Fogging C o n c e n t r a t e with 25 gal lons of No. 2 fuel oil . L e a v e s no s t a i n s ; l o w odor .

1 gal. can. 5-gal. pail.

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. 11.93 per gal.

For Quick, Complete Coverage

A powerful professional fogger that 's small enough to put in a car trunk and easy to carry. Blankets thousands of cubic feet of area in minutes wi th a fine dry fog. Bil l ions of microscopic droplets of lethal Malathion insecticide penetrate into every crack and crevice in a bu i ld ing, k i l l ing even the hiding insects. Output up to 7'/> gal lons per hour. Can be adjusted from a fine to a coarse fog. N o special t raining required to operate i t . $372.00.

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Fitting clubs the'mod'way

New machine not only aids the pro

in teaching, it helps him determine the correct

dub specifications for the pupil

T h e golf pro may just have found a friend for life. The owner of a new machine called the Swing Re-corder, already patented, claims to have put the tricky and compli-cated question of club fitting on a reliable basis.

The pro merely follows the read-ings of computerized charts, called Photoanalytical Club Fitting Analy-sis Charts. These charts are en-cased in plastic and bolted to the machine and enable him to record the results of a golfer's perfor-mance with a variety of clubs as measured by photoanalytical po-laroid shots.

The golfers performance as to his impact speed, clubshaft flex and loft are carefully recorded on the charts until the proper com-bination gives him the optimum trajectory. He thus has in his hands an exact and clearly understandable series of records of what his best fitted club will do for him on the average. The machine will also help to determine which club is best for the golfer.

The device is electric and works best indoors. It is 18 inches wide, nine inches deep, 40 inches high and weighs 65 lbs. The pro can also use the machine to give his lessons.

One example of its use in teach-ing is illustrated in figure 1. The action of the golfer can be stopped motionless at any point and can be viewed by the student, with his instructor interpreting his action.

All the theories developed and later embodied in the charts were actually tested on the driving range

Figure 1. The sensitivity and accuracy of machine enables the most critical action of the golfer to be stopped and viewed. Clubhead speed above was 88 mph; carry 180 yards.

and were very accurate in their predictions, it is reported. Golfers, from the average to the touring pro, were subjected to these meth-ods and their performances were accurately measured while they hit shots on the range. These shots c o m p a r e d with the predic ted results.

The machine's inventor is E.J. Betinis. He possesses a background in mathematical physics and com-puter analysis and has played golf for about 25 years. •

National Golf Foundation announces a

Tough W o s o m e to beat Tough all right, because they cover for one

another. One shows you how to score, the other how to avoid the penalties. One's called Golf Lessons, the other Easy Way to Learn Golf Rules. Together they're called "tough to beat". Read their profiles and you'll see why.

Go If Lessons—an 8V2 x 11 -inch, 44-page 1968 revision of nine easily-understood les-sons with over 90 illustrations by Golf Maga-zine artist Dom Lupo.

Easy Way to Learn Golf Rules—an 80-page, illustrated pocket-sized version of the rule situations most frequently encountered on the course. Based on the Rules of Golf as approved by the United States Golf Asso-ciation, the drawings are by Dom Lupo.

Single copy prices: Golf Lessons, 45#; and Easy Rules, 15#. Order multiple copies at volume discounts as listed: Golf Lessons, 11-50 copies, 40£ each; 51-100, 35?; 101-150, 29?; 151 and over, 25?. And Easy Rules, 10-49 copies, 14? each; 50-99, 12?; 100 and over, 10?!.

The National Golf Foundation will imprint the name and address of your golf course, school or company on Golf Lessons for an additional charge of $5.50 for orders of 100 copies, and 50? for each additional 100.

Clip and maij to: NATIONAL GOLF FOUNDATION 804 Merchandise Mart, Chicago, III. 60654

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Golf Lessons

Easy Rules

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DOLGE PRODUCTS for MAINTENANCE

Weed Killers

Insecticides

Golf Ball Wash

Mole & Gopher Killer

Free Turf of Dandelions, Plantain E . W . T . ( 2 , 4 -D ) WEED KILLER

Selective. Rids turf of dandelions, plantain, other broad leafed weeds without injuring good grass. Non-poisonous. Dilute up to 400 parts of water; spray.

Rid Turf of Destructive Insects SOLEXTO

Kills bugs in and on turf . Dilute in up to 400 parts of water.

Exterminate Moles and Gophers N O M O L E

Finishes moles; punch holes in runs and pour in. Kills gophers, too.

Eradicate Weeds on Parking Lots, Roads SS WEED KILLER

Can k i l l any weed it hits. Use on parking lots, drives, walks, sand traps, and other places where you want no growth whatsoever.

Wash Golf Balls, Quickly, Thoroughly D O L C O PINE BALL W A S H

Right for rotary or paddle machines; has pine aroma; efficient, agreeable.

For l i terature on above products wr i te to The C. B. Dolge Company, Westport, Connecticut

People in the news

Davis Abernethy

M. Stanley Davis, Jr. has been named vice president of manufacturing for Certain-teed Products Corporation. He was formerly vice president and direc-tor of the corporation.

R.R. Abernethy has been appointed vice president of sales for both of the company's major sales divisions, the Weather-matic Sprinkler division and Telsco Fittings division.

Holmes Radaker William P. Holmes, president of Wil-

son Sporting Goods Company, was elected to the office of chief executive officer at a recent meeting.

Byron C. Radaker was promoted to vice president and general manager of the pipe division of Certain-teed Products Corporation.

John Singleton has been appointed technical marketing representative for the U.S. and Canadian East Coast by the Moist O'Matic division of Toro Man-ufacturing Corporation.

Don Walz has been named manager of specialty products advertising for Vel-sicol Chemical Corporation.

John G. Rickolt has been promoted to assistant sales manager for East Penn Manufacturing Company. He has been with them since 1966.

C. Kenneth Claunch was named pro-duct marketing manager for the indus-trial chemicals division of Mallinckrodt Chemical Works.

INCREASE EARNINGS, SERVICE & SPACE

Remodel your present storage space, bring your bag racks

up to date

WITH NEW Stafford VERTICAL BAG RACKS

U . S . & C A N A D I A N P A T E N T S

Your members will like the extra convenience and care. Your pro shop prof i ts from 40% more space these racks make available. Double unit shown holds 16 bags, size 2 ' x 4 ' x 6 ' -6" high, gives 12" x 1 2 " space for bags. Single unit holds 8, size l ' x 4 ' x6 ' -6 " high. Sturdy steel. Bags set solid on tapered shelves.

• Wear and tear of golf bags is completely eliminated

• Damp bags dry faster — no mildew

• Provides a neat appearance • Faster, easier storage • Easy to install and add

more as needed —

Send us your floor measure-ments, we will plan a layout and quote you — no obligation.

THE A. G. STAFFORD CO. 2000 Allen Ave. S.E. • P. O. Box 287 Canton, Ohio 44701 » 216/453-8431 For more information circle number 160 on card

News of the industry Ragan is paid tribute

The members of Greenbriar Hills Country Club, St. Louis, Missouri paid tribute to their superintendent, Walter C. Ragan and his wife, Mae for the 33 years he has been at Greenbriar. For 26 of those years he has been the superintendent.

The membership recognized him as a man unselfish of his time and talents in the caring of the greens. They acknowledged his 70 hour weeks during the summers and his time and devot ion to the club.

Insect control booklet A new booklet, covering various

phases of insect control, has been published by Curtis Dyna-Products Corporation and is offered with-out charge.

It outlines the problems inherent in insect infestation, and reviews the factors which must be con-sidered in control techniques. Var-ious w a y s of e r a d i c a t i o n are covered, and the brochure suggests some insecticide formulations and methods of distribution.

Above, the first five graduates of Michigan State University's 18-month turfgrass management tech-nical program. The graduates re-ceived special training under a program offered through MSU's Institute of Agricultural Technol-ogy and the Department of Crop Science.

When Quality Counts... SELL THE BEST!

BY TAYLOR-DUNN ...SINCE 1949 For personal pleasure or club use . . . the most luxurious of the Tee Bird line! Engineered for your personal comfort and safety. Automotive leaf spring suspension, low center of gravity and dual brake system. Plenty of leg room, extra soft individual seats and a handy console to hold your beverages while riding.

Va luab le te r r i to r ies ava i lab le for dea lers and distributors. Write for the facts TODAY!

Taylor-Dunn Mfg. Co., 2114 W. Ball Rd., Anaheim, Calif. 92804 • (714) 535-6021

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SUPER SECUR COMFORT STATIONS

MAKE BUSHES OBSOLETE

Electric TEE BIRD

Maintenance is practically obsolete, too! Super Secur Comfort Stations are con-structed of durable galvanized steel, with unbreakable cast aluminum fixtures for long lasting, maintenance-free operation.

A truly rugged building for a golf course, park, playground, or any area where heavy use or vandalism is a problem. Feel secure, buy Super Secur!

Choose from standard model comfort stations, concession stands, or storage buildings.

V A N D A L P R O O F !

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SUPER SECUR COMFORT STATIONS

778 Burlway Road Burlingame, Ca. 94010

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WORLD'S MOST DESIRABLE IRRIGATION SYSTEMS

ARE DESIGNED BY

AUTOMATIC GOLF COURSE IRRIGATION

CONSULTANTS DESIGNERS INSTALLERS

LARCHMONT ENGINEERING Lexington, Massachusetts

0 2 1 7 3 Members A.S.A.E.-S.I.A.

For pe rmanen t u n d e r g r o u n d i r r igat ion systems we use

J o h n s - M a n v l l l e

T R A N S I T E Asbestos-Cement

IRRIGATION PIPE For more information circle number 205 on card

THE FINEST GREENS ARE PLANTED WITH

TOEMNETT'STOLONS Perfect even texture and color are main-t a i n e d w i t h c lean, p u r e - s t r a i n WAR-REN 'S STOLONS. Greens planted with seed do no t ho ld the i r un i fo rmi ty of color and texture as w e l l .as g r e e n s planted with stolons. They are apt to de-velop a "patchwork" look after a few years.

The cost of STOLONS over the cost of seed is insignificant compared to the overall cost of the establishment of a golf course. Why be satisfied w i t h a n y t h i n g less t h a n pe r fec t greens only obtainable f rom pure-strain STOLONS.

TARREN'S TURF NURSERIES

PALPS PARK. ILLINOIS

WILT and DISEASE

. . . have one thing in common THEY ARE MORE SEVERE

IN AREAS OF POOR WATER MOVEMENT

AQUA-GRO . . .moves water...

prevents overly wet or dry areas

that encourage wilt and disease

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G raff is Continued from page 15

That de Vicenzo card is some-thing for the USGA Golf House museum.

Bob Jones, The Greatest, was not able to get out on the course or on TV to be seen by the mil-lions to whom he still is golf's "verray parfit gentil knight" . . . Many to whom Jones is Top Man in golf history never saw him play . . . Bob is in bad physical condition but sfill the same bril-liant personality mentally.

The Golf Writers' annual tour-nament and party at the Dunes Club at Myrtle Beach, S.C., is the best of all sports writers' affairs, even though the multi-millionaires who've gone into pro football, baseball, basketball, hockey, etc., have presented some gorgeous wing-dings . . . This affair, just as a pre-Masters gathering of the golf writers, got millions of dollars in nationwide space for Myrtle Beach and made the place the number one stop for golfers between Florida and the northern courses . . . When there was a rumor that Myrtle Beach might not want the writers there were a half dozen Carolinas and Georgia coastal golf resorts eager to be hosts to golf's ink-stained wretches.

But the Dunes Founding Fathers received the Yankee migrants the week-end before the Masters with the old southern hospitality and ab-solutely the best coastal cooking this side of Marseilles . . . Bob Drum in conducting the auction with Seagram, Schenley, National, as co-sponsors, did his funniest and most beguilding job . . . Des Sulli-van of the Newark (N.J.) News was winner of the Harlow trophy for low gross with a one-over-par 73 and nobody was sore or wanted to check thescorecard . . . There was a bronze memorial tablet presented to Charley Bartlett . . . It noted his performance of taking 22 at the Dunes 13th home . . . Bob Drum wrote the inscription which ended with something about Father Bart-lett counting every stroke . . . Charley always did that . . . The Drum inscription was a pretty thing that should go with that Granny Rice poem about the great scorer.

Some of the most effective pro

COLD WATER DRINKING EQUIPMENT

SAFARI has a better w a y . . . out on the course!

SAFARI GAS-FIRED DRINKING FOUNTAINS operate for less than 7%4 a day. •

SAFARI GAS-FIRED WATER COOLER gives on the spot, cool,

refreshing water whenever desired.

SAFARI ELECTRIC DRINKING FOUNTAINS have no moving parts.

Allow low cost electric installation. •

SAFARI SANITARY ICED DRINKING FOUNTAINS

save up to 50% on ice and maintenance. •

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SAFARI (DEPT. G )

591 N.E. 5th St., Pompano Beach, Fla. 33060

Phone (305) 942-8076 u.s. patent *&66

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advertising I've seen this spring are the golf columns that are being written for small town papers . . . As for instance, that column John DanieJson has been writing for the Lake City (Fla.) Reporter . . . He's making steady golfers out of many Yankee immigrants . . . And prov-ing himself decidedly a community asset . . . Last winter and early spring we heard from a lot of pros who were teaching high school night classes in golf to older men and women who soon were to retire and wanted to take up golf . . . The way I've seen it is that the girls past 60 who have started golf in California, Arizona and Florida quickly get better than elderly male beginners.

Speaking of the always-young-folks Jack Redmond, the veteran trick shot artist, is on his eighth around-the-world tour . . . Red-mond has performed in 97 coun-tries . . . Kenneth M. Kier has been engaged as pro by the Mid-Pacific CC, Lanikai, Hawaii . . . Mid-Paci-fic recently spent $200,000 in reno-vating with course being up-dated to plans of Bob Baldock.

Cliff Cook from Kent (O.) State University course to pro job at new Belmont CC near Perrysburg, O. . . . W m . K . Ritchey appointed Bel-mont manager . . . He came from Twin Hills G&CC, Oklahoma City . . . Toni Matt, former U.S. ski champion, becomes course superin-tendent and ski manager of Spring Green, a 3,000 acre year-around resort in Wisconsin surrounding Taliesin home of late Frank Lloyd Wright, famed architect . . . Robert Trent Jones designed Spring Green course now under construction . . . Matt has been superintendent at Quaker Hill CC, Pawling, N.Y. . . . Saginaw (Mich.) CC replacing old clubhouse with $819,000 es-tablishment.

Evansville, Ind., talking about tjuilding 18-hole public course sur-rounding Angel Mounds, which archeologists have been exploring as the site of Indian villages during 14th and 15th centuries.

Superintendents and their chair-men at numerous clubs have been discovering this spring that they overlooked an important need last fall in not planning and budgeting new bridges on the course . . .

Continued on next poge

Grounds Maintenance

& Turf Equipment

SWEEPERS AERO BLADES THATCHERS AERATORS RENOVATORS SEEDERS SPIKERS BLOWERS TRUCKS TRAILERS

Write for Nearest Distributor

Rogers Manufacturing Co.f Inc. OLATHE, KANSAS 66061

Phone: 913-764-1615 or 913-782-0831

For more information circle number 210 on card

DIVOT-FIXERS

Golfers insist on good greens! Furnish them with a DIVOT FIXER and they will do their part helping you maintain these beautiful greens.

DIVOT FIXERS are now available in both alumi-num and highly polished nickel steel, with stan-dard imprinting " F I X B A L L M A R K S O N G R E E N S T H A N K S — Y O U R G R E E N S COM-M I T T E E . " Samples furnished upon request.

Prices effective Jan. 1, 1968 (plus shipping charges):

Nickel steel ( FOB Des Moines)

100 - $20.00 250 - 35.00 500 - 52.50

1000 - 95.00

Aluminum (FOB Des Moines)

100 - $12.50 250 - 25.00 500 - 40.00

1000 - 75.00

$12.50 extra per order for special imprinting alu-minum only), 1 or 2 lines, one side only. 1st line limit 26 letters and spaces. 2nd line limit 29 letters and spaces.

Woodside Golf & Park Supply Co.

Des Moines, Iowa 50313 For more information circle number 232 on card

GOLFDOM/l968 JUNE • 69

B & W C-U-T-P-R-O-O-F

Solid Range or resale ball

HI-COMPRESSION Bri l l iant Polyeurathene Finish

Looks, Feels Like a Conventional Ball

$2.85 Doz. Red Striped.

Samples Available On Request

PRO SHOP SPECIAL LIKE-NEW STANDARD GOLF BALLS SUCH AS WILSON, SPALDING,

ACUSHNET, ETC. NEAR PERFECT $2.40 PER DOZEN

We feature a complete line of

range, miniature, par 3, and Pro

Shop equipment.

Write in for free catalog.

GOLF BALL CO. 6246 West Belmont Ave., Chicago, III. 60634

PHONE: (312) AVenue 3-7111

For more information circle number 163 on card

Light Weight-One Hand

lAXté&e/own Short handle, \ light weight. Golfer can rake trap while holding club in other hand

HIGH DENSITY PLASTIC_WEATHER- PROOFED

T h e b r i g h t , y e l l o w -h a n d l e d R A K E - E z e e R a k e f l a g s a t t e n t i o n , reminds golfers to rake trap. Stands erect on

' blunt metal point.

Sturdy, a t t r a c t i v e , won't r u s t , yet low in cost . R a k e - E z e e

s t a n d s e r e c t on point, reminds golfer to r a k e t r a p . F u l l y g u a r a n t e e d with tough plastic head. See your distr ibutor , or w r i t e : j>

M F D . BY N O R T H CENTRAL

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Graff is Continued from preceding page

Bridges for golf cars often were de-signed, built and located without any idea that the car traffic would reach its present volume . . . Many car bridges were built as expedients and now are in dangerous condition as well as unwisely located for turf wear and are within range of wild shots . . . Since the early years of golf car bridge building, superin-tendents have s e c o n d - g u e s s e d bridge design as an aid in getting machinery, material and men quick-ly to places they're needed.

GCSA of Southern California names its officers for the ensuing 12 months: president Randall K. Andreason, superintendent, Mead-owlark CC; vice president Richard Eichner, San Ana CC, . . . Three directors are to be chosen from the nominating committee's list: Nick Del Selva, Donald Fitz, Wm. Hoi-den, David Mastroleo, Harold Mol-lon, Manuel Orozco, Ron Taborski, Art Warren, Jack Wear and Jerry Woffinden.

Johnny Spence signed as pro by Mid-Carolina Club, now building course and clubhouse at Newberry, S.C. . . . Maple Bluff CC, oldest course in Madison, Wis. , is being modernized . . . Maple Bluff was one of the first courses in giving expert artistic attention to landsca-ping around the tees . . . Air land-ing strip to be built between the two courses of the Makahalnnand CC in Hawaii . . . A helipad will be in front of the Inn . . . Island-hop-ping by plane is a major factor in the booming golf development of Hawaiian Islands.

Sam Emerson hired as pro by Beaver Hills CC, Cedar Falls, la. . . . Tuscon, Ariz., buys El Rio 18-hole course and buildings from Henry S. Rosenberg and son, of Toronto, for $516,000 . . . City will make annual principal and interest payments from 35 per cent of gross of green fees plus a percentage from concessions . . . El Rio isTuscon's third muny course . . . Southern California GC is planning a pension program for employees of SCGA member clubs . . . SCGA also is preparing . . . Remodeling Mount M a s s i v e GC nine at Leadville , Colo., said to be highest golf course in U.S. , at about 10,200 ft.

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