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flnd 'Tersan' 75 gives superior dis-ease control in the Texas Gulf Coast coun-try. It has enabled me to keep my greens free:>f diseaseand in top playing condition through-Gutthe season. The ease of mixing 'Tersan' 75f another important benefit."

OTIS ATLI F ,SuperintendentBeaumont Country Club. Beaumont. Texas

Gerald M. Dearie, Supetintenden;

". can't say enough for 'Tersan' OM.During the summer of 1959, when weatherconditions were very unfavorable for growinggood turf, it proved to me it will knock outdisease whenever it occurs. I give "Tersan'OM credit for keeping my greens disease-free.It is also very easy to handle."

GERALDM. D A I ,SuperintendentMedinah Country Club, Medinah, Ill.

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Describes Club Plan forGolf Day Contributions

early 20 caddie scholar hip fundhave been r cipi nt of aid from . ationalGolf Day, according to Fr d L. Riggin, r.,pre. of th . rational Golf Fund Inc.,which distribute' to various cau th ~money received from the country' bigg tgolf outing, which" ill be h ld [un Ll th,

ot only has th money ihann I d intothe caddi fuud nabl d thou and ofboys to rec ive college educations but ithas done much to make caddi s avail-able for clubs, Riggin add '.

Since Golf Day v as tart d in 1952.more than $741,000 has b en rai d forgolf projects, golf charitie and nationalwelfare organizations. mong tho thathave benefitted are the gre n section ofthe GA, the GSA, . T ational JuniorChamber of ommerce for conducting itnationwide Junior tournam nt, the m-putee golf organization, Veterans Ho 'pi-tals and the educational, r Ii f and ben-evolent funds of the PGA.

Blanket Club PlanEach year an increasing numb r ol

clubs has b n sending checks to . ationalGolf Day to cover contributions for allmembers. Individual contributions amountto one dollar. Blanket donations for mem-bers by clubs have been becoming mol'popular becaus T ational Golf Day oft nescapes th att ntion of the individual,or it is impossibl for many persons tocompete on the designated date. Yet, the emembers ur desirous of making contri-butions and th club plan is the an wer.

This year, the National Golf Fund hassent to club pre .idents copies of a sugge st-d card which can be sent to m mbers

with dues statem nts.It is recommended that th club use

their own discretion in sending copie ofthe card out. It is also suggested that par-ticipation ill ational Golf Day continuto be kept on a voluntary basis.

In citing th various agencies that ben-efit from ational 01£ Day, Riggin hasemphasized that one of the real needs ofthe game that has b en negl ct d is apension plan for professionals. Funds col-lected so far hav n't been sufficient to es-tablish a program of this kind. Participa-tion ill a plan of this kind by a ufficient-ly larg numb r of club', Riggin declares,might provide the additional revenu s re-quired to set up a solid pro pension plan.

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Swinging Around Golf(Continued from pa e 24)

Rip Arnold, pro at h rry Hill, it ofthe Open, Cen Root of Lak v -ood and

oble Chalfant of Denv r ,thinkplayers in the U CA v nt will g t abouteight per cent mor carry with th ir dri es,etc. due to the mil -high altitude and lowhumidity in the mountain t rrain . . . A200-yard drive at a lev 1, th y say, ar-ries 215 yards in the Rocky Mountain r -gion . . . Ralph Gudahl, who \ on the 193Open at h rry Hills, r calls that thtournament sc ne shift d to t. Loui thfollowing week and th pros sudd nly be-came "short hitters."

Woodbridge G& ,Lodi alif., gaveits pro of 30 years, Dave Dillon, a "day"on April 4th with a dinner and tournament

ew Jer ey PG hopes to increanumber of Pro-Ladi handicap tourna-ment from one to four thi year ... DickYoung, head of the . J. public link or-ganization, doubts if many a tern play rwill even think about the long jaunt toHawaii for the U G Public Link ham-pion hip . . . In all but Ea tern ection ofthe country, he points out, local grouphelp to finance player' junkets to the PLtournament sites, but public golf doe n'tstir that kind of enthu ia m along the astcoast.

Westport, Conn. has bought Long horeC and will hav it converted to a muni-cipal course by May 30th . . . Purchaseprice of $1,925,000 was financed througha bond issue . . . Included wer 1 -holecourse, 15 summ r hom s, clubhous andbeach site ... G oHr y ornish is the de-signer of 18-hole pringfi ld (Ma .) mun-icipal course that is about to be built . . .,hartwell & ,near verna Park, Id.,

now under construction ... It will b ur-rounded by 280 homesites . . . D pt. ofAgronomy and Phys Ed d pt. at U. ofMassachusetts have p rsuaded chool offi-cials to build a Par 3, construction of \ hichwill start soon ... T\ lve cours s nov areunder construction in th greater Wa h-ington, D. ). ar a.

Johnstown, Pa. city official are lookingfor a site for a course. .. ity' 9-hole lay-out had 49,000 round played on it in1959 . .. tica, . . ha completed$250,000 muny c1ubhou e . . . 1 ewly or-ganized a tle 7iew T& , tlanta iplanning two 18-hole cour e , c1ubhou e,four pools and eight tenni court ... Pau-tipaug planning to tart building ofits 1 -hole cour e thi month . . . It' 10-

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'GlfENS STAYIN GOOD SHAPE

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Mr. Jensen, whose firm has planted over2000 golf greens since 1955, finds thatTerra-Lite vermiculite makes the mostsatisfactory soil conditioner ... used bothas a top dressing and for building greensand tees.

"Terra-Lite's moisture-holding abilitykeeps greens in good shape," says Mr.Jensen, "even during dry spells. Its highresiliency helps to prevent indentationsmade by planting equipment or by golfcourse personnel!"

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Women's Southwestern GA tournament, which willbe played at the Desert Inn ee, las Vegas, June6-12, is being promoted by (I to r) Mrs. Becky lahr,Mrs. Helen Doyle, Mrs. Hallie Keefer and Mrs.Evelyn Roen. About 200 women are expected to

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cated in iorwich, onn.... Orangeburg(S.C.) building a new 1 to replacits pre ent 9 which i going to a re identialdevelopment . .. 1Ii 1Iaple i architectand builder.

Golfland Par, new golf cent r v ith 80-unit motel, ncar Atlanta, Ga., to be readyby midsummer ... Rudolph Pierette adel-ing ] 8-hole Par 3 and range to his mii.ia-ture cours in Sam rton Springs, Pa. . . .Hal Purely d signing Par 3 for H. B ngey-fi ld in Williston Park, L. 1. ... Con-struction r c ntly begun on Spring Valley

e, Sharon, Mass., and .ranston (R. 1.)ee, both d signed by Geoffrey ornish· .. South Fork CC, near East Hampton,L. r., to b read) at th end of the sum-mer . . . George Cobb designed Iidge-vi1l (Ga.) CC to have 9 of its 1 readyfor play on July 4th ... Rolling Green C,ncar Ft. Lauderdal , Fla., is now bing1 velecl for 18-hole course Bill Mitchellhandled th blueprints Andrews FE,Washington, D. c., adding nine hol s toits pres nt 27 ... Frank. Iurray designedthe new addition.

Charles \V. Zaun, who wa the fourtholdest Toro • {{g. Corp. distributor in thecountry, has sold hi busines in Jackson-vi11e,Fla., to Ben Reemelin and ha. retired· .. Zaun wa a pioneer back in and gr endays with Or ille lapper and Gus ustin· .. Harry Dee, who worked under laudeHarmon at \Vin~ d Foot and later hadhead pro jobs in Del1wood and car dale,

T. Y., is taking over as head pro at j. font-clair ( . J.) GC, replacing ommy Har-mon, who has retired . . . Dave j. Iarr i.said to be leaving his job at edarhur t

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