Published monthiy by the New Jersey Golf Course Superintendents Association

KARCh, 1956
FROM THE PRESIDEHT‘S DESK,,,.,

I wish to take this opportunity to than; the membership for
electing me as your President for the coming year. Also, for
electing such fine men as officers to help me run the Association.
Hope your trust in us will result in a successful year.

Heard at the National Ass'n. in California——

That the‘H.J. group was known as a very good and successful
organization.

That some of the best golf courses in the country are located
in the H.Y. and Philadelphia metropolitan areas.

Jack Ormond and "Scotty" had their heads together ~— watch out
Tore equipment:

That ALL of the N,J. boys attended ALL the turf conferences
and meetings —— strictly business:

Our treasury is a little low -- please remember that your dues

are now payable. J t 1
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MEETING NOTICE...-o

Date: Tuesday, March 20, 1956

Place: Essex County 0.0., Mt, Pleasant Ave., west Orange, H.J.
Host: Frank Votta, Supt.

Golf: Weather permitting, and foryou snow birds who really

love your game of golf.
Executive Board fleeting: 5:00 P.“.
Regular Business Meeting: 5:30 P.N.
Dinner: 6:30 P.H.

Program: Our speaker will be Dr, Ralph E. Engel, Turf Specialist,
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J.

His topic will be ”Turf Other Than Golf Course" and
will be illustrated with slides.

 

 

THE WELCOME MAT.....

We welcome the following new members who have joined our Assoc-
iation since November, and hope that they will attend each and every
one of our affairs with much pleasure and profit to themselves.

Regular Members: ‘
Edward P, Brittain; Rumson 0,0,
Edward T, Brittain, Galloping Hill G.C,
Joseph Malikowski, Asbury Park G.C,
William Muskwitch, Saddle River G.C,

Associate Members:
Harry Grace, Mbsconetcong C.C,
James O‘Gibney, Fort Monmouth 0,0,
Frank N. Pavlontonio Jr., Forest Hill Field Club
Michael Yarussi, Oak Ridge G,C,
James Roach,'Fertl~Soil Co.
Gordon White, American Agricultural Chemical Co.

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HEARD AT THE NINETEENTH H0LE..,,.

Congratulations are in order for Mr. & Mrs. Chester Wender on
.the birth of a daughter Deborah Jean and to Mr. 8c Mrs. T. George
Conley on the arrival of a daughter Judith Ann.

Samuel Cifelli remained at Rockaway River 0.0. while Joseph
Conover took over the job as superintendent at Crestmont 0.0,

Keep tuned in to Channel 13 at 8:30 P.M. on Monday evening,
April 2 on ”Report From RutgersH and receive some pertinent inflar-
mation on Lawn Management by Dr. Ralph Engel. Maybe some of you
already'viewed our T—V star when he appeared on this program on
March 5,

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FOR THE SUPERINTENDENT'S LIBRARY,,,,,

The following publications have been received by your Secretary
and they certainly should be in every Superintendent's library:

"Water” The Yearbook of Agriculture For sale by the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington D.C. for $2.00 or Free by writing
to your Congressman requesting same.

"100 Questions and Answers On Liming Land" Free from Bulletin Clerk,
Experiment Station, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N.J.
"A Guide For Design And Operation Of Sprinkler Irrigation Systems
. In New Jersey" Free from the Soil Conservation Service,
State Office, Box 670, New Brunswick, N.J.