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posed plans . . . Motel facilities at Bed-ford, Pa., will include a course . . . Wasn't too long ago that motels with swimming pools were unusual . . . First step plans for $15-million resort development in Waynesboro, Tenn., have been approved.

The Grand Bahama Hotel and CC will be the host for the Southern Seniors Tournament, May 21-24 . . . Henry Gulp will serve as pro-manager of the 9-hole Rainbow Lake course in Geneva, Ind. . . . Culp has designed and constructed this course as well as White Rock near Moores-ville, Ind., and an addition to the Parlor City CC in Bluffton, Ind. . . . Roaring Gap (N.C.) is the site of the Southern Seniors GA spring tourney, June 4-7 . . . Gordon Anderson moves from the Park Rapids (Minn.) CC to the pro spot at Madison (S.D.) GC.

Scotch Hills CC in Scotch Plains, N.J., has signed John Capello as pro . . . Capello has spent the past 12 years at the Plainfield (N.J.) CC and the previous 18 at Hyannisport (Mass.) CC . . . While at Hyannisport, Capello instructed several members of the Kennedy family including

the late president and the current U.S. attorney general . . . The Capello family is well known to eastern golfers . . . John's dad was the supt. at the Essex CC in Manchester, Mass., for 50 years and Everett, one of John's brothers, now holds the spot . . . Another brother, Joe, has been the pro at Aronimink CC in Newton Square, Pa., for 35 years.

The town of Rye, N.Y., is considering the purchase of the million-dollar Rye Wood CC for muny operation . . . The action was given impetus when West-chester County announced plans to pur-chase the course . . . Rye residents fear over-crowding of streets and the harbor if the county acquires the course since all county residents would be eligible to use the club.

Dale Dempsev has been signed as pro at the new Rock Greek G&CC in Portland, Ore. . . . Dempsey's golf activities in the Northwest have included the pro spot at McNary GC in Salem, Ore., civic activit-ies, a weekly golf column in local papers and frequent publication in national golf-ing magazines and trade publications . . .

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Dave Taylor (I), pro at the Palm City CC, Palm Desert, Calif., recently arrived at the West Coast course from Highland Park, III. In one of his first rounds at Palm City, Taylor scored a double ace, driving the ball into the cup on the third and eleventh holes. Lou Jennings, A. G. Spalding rep, presents a specially mounted hole-in-one Dot golf ball to Taylor to commemorate the once in a life-

time double ace.

Starting from scratch, Dempsey left Mc-Nary GC with 400 regular golfers . . . Believing that activity breeds success for Rock Creek, Dempsey plans to organize an interior club at the public course to promote regular play.

Muny bond issue in Chicopee, Mass., for new course is underway . . . Ken Johnson has been named pro at the Miami View GC in Miamitown, O., and will set up shop in a new clubhouse . . . Ernie Gerandi moves from the pro spot at Putnam (Conn.) CC to become head pro at Shennocossett CC in Groton, Conn. . . . Arrowhead CC in Mebane, N.C., will open July 1 with Shake Harris as pro . . . Arrowhead joins the seven-year old Sham-rock Park GC to total two public courses in Alamance County, N.C. . . . Alamance CC is the only private course in the county . . . Harris is now pro at the 9-hole Dog-wood GC in Mebane which will be closed when Arrowhead opens.

Preliminary planning is underway for new 18-hole muny in San Angelo, Tex., on Lake Nasworthy . . . Jack Peck is the pro at Oak Hills CC in Loraine, O. . . . Rochester, N.Y., has denied exclusive rights enjoyed by Genesse Valley, Church-ville, and Durand-Eastman CCs to certain public facilities that for years have been leased to the clubs . . . It's all part of the civil rights turmoil and the extent to

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which the new city provisions will affect the clubs' operations is still up-in-the-air . . . There is a possibility that the Rochester clubs will lose their re-member-ships in the RDGA . . . The city's resolu-tion, though, is so ambiguously worded that it was difficult for reporters to assay the possible consequences of the action.

Land contracts have been signed for 952 acres for homesite and course de-velopment in southeast Cobb County, Ga. . . . Reported price for the land is $1,500

' per acre, a total of $1.4 million . . . Lighted nine is planned for North Muske-gon, Mich. . . . Gardner, Mass., needs state approval to expand muny to 18 . . . Muny nine to be built in Hammond, Ind. . . . Stockton, 111., is selling shares at $100 per, for course devolpment . . . Manager Ken Emerson, Jr., moves from Honolulu to the Minneapolis (Minn.) GC . . . Also, new to the Minneapolis GC this season is Mickey Bessingnano, assistant to pro Gunnard Johnson.

Harold Hartman, golf coach at San Angelo, Tex., Central High School, has

' begun work on 9-hole, Par-3 layout . . .

Conflict between Jamestown (N.Y.) Com-munity College and plans for muny course were aired early in April . . . Seems that the recent $100,000 investment in golf may be scrapped to accommodate expan-sion plans of the college plant . . . Wind-crest GC in San Antonio, Tex., is set to open in June . . . Seguin (Tex.) CG, a quarter-million dollar project, is expected to draw members from much of southwest Texas . . . The new Bays Mountain CG in Seymour, Tenn., hopes to open first nine in June.

Politicos in Evansville, Ind., have ob-jected to second nine for muny there . . . They want to keep proposed site, a wooded area, in natural state . . . The Biddeford and Saco (Me.) CC opened in early March with eight of nine holes play-able . . . Some 50 golfers turned out for early play . . . Lamesa, Tex., petitions for 9-hole muny have received local editorial support.

A $65,000 clubhouse for the Weeks Park GC in Wichita Falls, Tex., has been approved by the city council.. . The facil-ity should be ready for the annual Texas-

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W e just hope that everyone who is on the winning Four-Ball Championship team at The Dunes Golf & Beach Club, Myrtle Beach, S. C., and takes custody of the winning trophy isn't a drinking man. This one would scare the hell out of a pink elephant. According to Jimmy D'Angelo, Dunes pro, there's quite a story behind this trophy. An al l igator was sent to the club from Colombia in t South America. A. R. Stache, a taxidermist, mounted it on a piece of cypress that was found only after the Dunes management made an extensive search to locate exactly the piece it wanted. Then the mounted specimen was sent to the Keystone Silver / Co. in Philadelphia for silvering. This firm was completely perplexed because it was thought im-possible to silverplate leather. Keystone spent seven months consulting with 5 0 or so technicians and , after weighing their advice, f inally got the 'gator encased in silver. Seems like it would have been so much simpler if the Dunes management had been willing to settle for just a plain old drinking cup

style trophy in the first place.

Oklahoma tournament . . . Geo. A. Hoff-man, course architect, has designed a 9-hole course for the Windcrest sub-division in San Antonio, Tex. . . . Bond issue in the offing to include $125,000 for muny in Harlingen, Tex. . . . Weeguahic Park course in Newark, N.J., is set for expan-sion to 18 just as soon as $300,000 is ap-propriated . . . Construction has begun on Quail Hollow G&CC just north of Tampa, Fla. . . . City council of Rochester, N.Y., has received proposal from county man-ager to prohibit use of park facilities by private clubs with exclusive memberships . . . Three Rochester courses are directly affected, including 62-year old Genesse GC.

Charles City (la.) CC has preliminary sketches for new 18-hole course, clubhouse and pool . . . Eighteen-hole course and two swimming pools are in the 1964 im-provement plans for Columbus, O. . . . Meridan, Conn., seriously considering a muny to promote golf for Junior and adult residents . . . Beaver Hills CC in Cedar

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Falls, la., is accepting bids for 9-hole course and has budgeted $70,000 for pro-ject . . . Stockton, 111., has voted to pro-ceed with plans for a muny nine . . . Zoning restrictions have been cleared for construction of new course at Schenectady,

» N.Y. . . . Brookfield, Conn., will see de-velopment of an 18-hole course as part of $4.5-million real estate project . . .

l Included in the Brookfield project is a | $200,000 chalet-type clubhouse.

Authorized expenditure of $10,000 made by the Columbus, O., city council

' for course architect . . . Muny at Minne-apolis, Minn., should be ready for Memor-

1 ial Day play . . . Contracts have been . signed with Kenneth Carlyle and Ardell | Spaulding, pro at Mattoon (111.) G&CC, to

build driving range and miniature near the Coles County Airport . . . San

1 Clemente, Calif., has asked for vote for new muny and is studying ways of raising

| revenue for the course . . . Four-hundred ^ members of Cypress Hills Men's Club in

South San Francisco, Calif., plan to form one of the largest active golfing clubs in Northern California . . . Walton, N. Y., golfers are planning to construct a course in the immediate future.

Short Hills CC in East Moline, 111., ( plans to spend $180,000 for clubhouse

remodeling . . . Finkbine golf course at t the U of Iowa in Iowa City, la., is build-} ing a new clubhouse . . . The Twentynine I Palms golf course in Calif, is involved in \ a "friendly suit" to prove validity of

financial arrangements for construction „ . . . The lease-purchase arrangement being ' used at Twentynine Palms has been used rfor municipal buildings but never for I course construction.

| Osceola G&CC, near St. Cloud, Fla., has voted to increase course to 18 and build a new clubhouse . . . Three dimen-sional display of the new Lamar (Colo.) P.B.O. Elks Lodge No. 1319 course dramatically shows the 9-hole, $250,000 layout now under construction . . . Bunker

1 Hill course in Dubuque, la., expects to i. be overcrowded by 1967 and is pushing

for additional municipal golf facilities . . . ' Prestwood CC in Hartsville, S.C., has .named H. R. Booth manager and supt. . . . 'Construction has begun at the new Beaver

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Brook GC in Whitehouse Station, N.J. Grundy Center, la., will build 9-hole

course as result of efforts of a non-profit corporation . . . Mesa, Ariz., plans to convert driving range property into 9-hole muny . . . Fraze (Minn.) GC opened for limited play on the 1st of May . . . Shorecliffs North, a real estate project in San Clemente, Calif., plans to wind home sites around a to-be-built golf course . . . Bald Mountain CC near Rutherfordton, N.C., is ready for play . . . Talk of new CC for Ripon, Calif., is still in the earliest stages . . . Little Rock, Ark., plans to open $120,000 muny this month.

North Moor GC in Peoria, III., has ap-proved further improvements which bring the current remodeling and construction expenditures to $83,000 . . . Townsend (Tenn.) G&CC is fast becoming a reality through efforts of local motel and hotel concerns . . . Glen-Aire GC in Sherman Oaks, Calif., plans to open this summer . . . Club-planned city is the promotional title used by real estate developers build-ing Atlantis (N.J.) CC . . . The Atlantis course is already open for play.

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this summer . . . Ski slopes surrounding a 27-hole course are planned in North-ampton, O. . . . Ponderosa Estate and G^ is taking shape at Sanford, N.C. . . . It's another of the sand and pines layout-being built on the Carolina coast . . . Bill Cornelius has been named pro at th< Pharaohs CC in Corpus Christi, Tex. . Pharaohs, which opened in mid-April, was designed by Ralph Plummer. j

Sixty acres have been cleared for tiie * new Cape Haze 9-hole course near Sara-sota, Fla . . . Crestline, O., will have new 18 and two-story clubhouse, called Valley View, open in June . . . Valley View part of civic program to keep youth in Crestline and to attract families and in-dustry executives to the town . . . Ot tumwa (la.) muny has added the duties of manager to current pro Roger Peter-son's job . . . Watertown (N.Y.) GC is attempting to lease park land to increase' present nine to an 18-hole layout Pro John Kessling and Dr. Joseph A. iJ Miller plan $500,000 private club witl 18 near Oaklandon, Ind. . . . Design is said to be a tough one, and clubhouse will" have no dining or bar setup. -

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GA has scheduled 20 matches at 16 area clubs during the coming months of 1964 . . . Pro Ken Burnette at Cedar Hill CC in Livingston, N.J., has signed Lesbia Lobo, Ladies PGA member, as an assist-ant . . . Middlebrook GC in Tuscaloosa, Ala., stands to lose five of its 46 acres to highway construction . . . New assist-ants in the Jersey district include George Wynn with Pro John Gustin at Echo Lake in Westfield and Chuck Genter with Bob Benning at Plainfield CC . . . Both the Jersey recruits are 23 . . . Wynn comes from Calif., and Genter from Fla.

Supt. Ernie Stanley was honored at a dinner celebrating his 30 years at the Marine Corps Schools GC in Quantico, Va. . . . Looters took $2,360 in merchan-dise from Pro Tom Burn's shop at Mea-dow Brook CC in Racine, Wis. . . . Dean Refram, touring pro from the Boca Raton (Fla.) CC, will defend his 1963 title in the fifth Lincolnshire Open at the Lin-colnshire CC in Crete, 111., July 13 . . . The Thunderbird Junior Golf Invitational at Thunderbird Hills GC in Huron, O.,

is set for July 13-15 . . . Don Baker, pro at Sycamore Hills GC in Fremont, O., and Howard May, pro at Thunderbird Hills, are co-directors of the Junior event.

Part of the Masters tie-in celebrations was a press party for Toney Penna, vice president in charge of golf for MacGregor . . . Toney was honored for his contri-butions to the game as pro and as a key figure in the equipment industry for the past 30 years . . . The ninth Chick Evans Amateur Golf tourney at White Pines GC in Bensenville, 111., is set for July 28-31 . . . Proceeds will go for scholarships to members of the Chicago Boys Clubs.

Joe Finger, course architect in Houston, Tex., has the new Intercontinental GC in Houston scheduled to be completed in late fall . . . In the planning stage is a Finger-designed course for Texas City, Tex. . . . Joe also dropped a hint about a new course he is building in Dallas . . . Seems as if the backer, soured by the pressure-publicity that precedes many course openings, won't permit promotions of his Dallas layout until it's opened.

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Wilson S p o r t i n g Goods Co., 2 2 3 3 West St., River Grove, 111., o f f e r s Foremaster woods and irons that are said to increase accuracy and deliver high driving power. The heads of the woods are professional-ly styled Strata-Bloc and are treated to seal out moisture. Fore-master irons have bal-anced weight distribution designed to increase the hitting area. Both woods and irons have flex-action shafts and top-grade calfskin grips.

Cadminate Controls Disease

Cadminate, a product of Mallinckrodt Chem-ical Works, St. Louis 7 , Mo., is said to control disease for a full month or more following ap-plication of Vt oz. per 1 0 0 0 sq. ft.

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A purse, said to be small enough to wear on 1 a belt or toss into a golf bag, is made by Par-Mate, 10 West 33rd St., New York 1, N.Y. The compact purse, made of vinyl in a choice of eight colors, is roomy enough for make-up, cigarettes, money and other feminine needs.

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PGA Secretary Appointed AMF/Ben Hogan Salesman

Donald M. Gray, tourna-ment secretary for the PGA in Michigan, has been ap-pointed salesman for the AMF/Ben Hogan Company, 2 9 1 9 W . Pafford St., Fort Worth, Tex. A native of Michigan, Gray will represent the golf equipment manufact-urer in Mich., Northern Ind., and in the Northwest Ohio territory. Gray, a graduate of Wayne State University, has

been employed as a teacher in the Ferndale, Mich., public school system since 1951 .

New Brochure Describes Cushman GoIfsters

Cushman Motors, Lincoln, Neb., has released a four-color brochure covering both gasoline and electric powered Cushman Golfster models. The standard line, completely new in 1 9 6 4 , and the various optional accessories are de-scribed. Detailed specifications also are in-cluded in the brochure.

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Mardigian Corp., of St. Clair Shores, Mich., has appointed Norman Roy general sales manager of its subsidiary, Mardi-Car, Inc. Roy

has been connected with the golf car industry since 1 9 5 4 and was associated with Ford Motor Co. prior to his joining Mardi-Car. According to the firm, Mardigian is one of the nation's leading producers of automotive body dies, tools and prototypes and was the first manufacturer of a golf car designed on automotive industry styling and engineer-ing principles.

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Tony Lema Westerner woods and irons, Tony Lema Golden Gate, and the Fernquest & Johnson Accura clubs are described in a catalog available from the firm which is located on Collins Ave., Colma, Calif. A full page of the company's putter styles are shown, including hickory-shafted mallets, the steel-shafted Mars line, and

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Westinghouse Lighting Bulletin

A six-page lighting bulletin has been issued by Westinghouse Lighting Div., Edgewater Park, Cleveland, O. Requirements of night golf on regulation, Par-3 and minature courses as well as driving ranges are covered.

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