6 1998

VOLUME XIV, PART 4, JULY/AUGUST 1998
NEWSLETTER OF THE FLORIDA GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION

July 10
- 12

UPCOMING
EVENTS

North Florida Transition
Tournament, Jekyll Island

July 13

Coastal Plains Classic,
Golden Eagle CC

July 14

South Florida chapter
Annual Meeting/Election,
TPC at Heron Bay

Jul;y 15

Seven Rivers chapter
Annual meeting, Oak Run

July 17

Palm Beach chapter Annual
Meeting, Broken Sound GC

July 20

Central Florida chapter
annual meeting, DeBary GC

July 22
- 23

UF/IFAS Turfgrass Field
Days, Gainesville campus

July 24/5 IFAS/Industry Retreat
Countryside CC
July 28

Suncoast bus outing,
Golden Ocala GC

July 30

Treasure Coast Annual
\ Meeting, Monarch CC

Stanley Carr, right, recently retired superintendent at Gulfstream GC in Palm Beach,
is shown with his good fried, Dick Blake, at the Palm Beach GCSA chapter meeting
at Addison Reserve. After 30 years at Gulfstream (yes, that was 30 years at one
golf course!), Stanley and his wife, Betty, are enjoying their retirement years on his
new ranch in Deland. He was presented with the FGCSA's 1998 President's Award
for Lifetime Service. Look forward to reading about Stanley's colorful past in an
upcoming issue of the Florida Green!
Aug. 8
- 10

Club Mgrs/Superintendent
Conference, Registry Hotel,
Naples

Aug. 10

7th Annual Pro-Supt,
WestCoast GCSA and PGA,
Lansbrook GC

Aug. 1

FGCSA Annual Meeting,
Bay Hill Club

Aug. 13

Aug. 2

FGCSA Etonic-sponsored
seminar, "Computers in Golf
Maintenance", Bay Hill Club

Treasure Coast chapter
meeting, Indianwood GC

Aug. 18

SF and PBGCSA, Joint
Meeting, Coral Springs GC

Aug. 3

Crowoot Open, Bay Hill Club Aug. 20
8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start

Seven Rivers chapter
meeting, World Woods GC

Aug. 25

Suncoast chapter meeting,
River Wilderness GC

Sept. 1

Treasure Coast Annual
Pro/Superintendent, Indian
River Club, Vero Beach

Sept. 8

West Coast chapter meeting
Tampa Palms GC

Sept 16
-19

FTGA Conference & Show,
Tampa Convention Center

Sept. 26

FGCSA Team Championship,
Southern Dunes GC

President's Message

President's Message
by Joseph Ondo, CGCS
Fiscal year 1997-98 is coming to an end
and it has been an interesting one to say
the least. The weather has gone from
can't get the rain to stop with no sun to no
rain and record temperatures topping
100 degrees with no relief in sight
I hope the information that the GCS A A,
USGA,andIFAS sent out was useful as
facts and not excuses for the poor turf
conditions. I have heard stories and
gotten phone calls on both sides, and it
seems that each person's boss interpreted
it differently.
Congratulations to all chapters and their
event sponsors for another successful
fund raising year with their tournaments.
Sorry I couldn't make it to all of them,
but you should be proud of your accomplishments and give yourselves a pat on
the back. Keep up the good work. Your
contributions support our state association and the FTGA which keep us a
leod° in the industry.
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Offering educational seminars on different topics each year is one of FGCS A's
priorities. Geoff Coggan, CGCS, Edu-

cation Chairman, did a great job this
year with Etonic seminars and coordinating regional pesticide safety programs, which were well received. We
would still like to hear your comments
or suggestions for future topics.
My term as president is almost over and
I would like to thank Mike Perham,
Darren Davis, and Dale Kuehner for
their help on association duties this year.
Also thank you to Marie Roberts, Association Manager, and Joel Jackson,
Editor and Director of Communications
for their hard work and dedication to all
of us. Thanks also to Kevin Downing
and Steve Pearson for their work on the
Research and Fund Raising Committees.
After hearing what Dr. Cisar's plans are,
I'm sure our research dollars will be well
spent in coming years at the University
of Florida.
Congratulations to Scott Bell on being
named this year's Distinguished Service
Award Winner. Scott will be presented
his award at a Treasure Coast meeting.
I will continue to serve on the board and
be involved and help out when needed.
Our association will grow and prosper
and will continue to need your support in
years to come.

GREEN SHEE
Editor:
Joel Jackson, CGCS
(407)248-1971 (fax/phone)
e-mail: FLGrn@aol.com
News Coordinator:
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newsletter printed as follows: Jan./Feb.,
March/April, May/June, July/Aug.,
Sept./Oct., Nov./Dec.
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It has been a fun and rewarding year and
I would like to thnk that we made a little
progress in our association and we will
continue to serve the needs of our membership the best we can.

The Florida GCSA
presents
The GCSAA
Etonic's Superintendent
Leadership Series

Computers in Golf
Course Maintenance
Gary Bueltel, CGCS
Sunday, August 2nd
Bay Hill Club
8:00 a.m.
.35 CEU's (tested)

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Director's Diary
by Joel Jackson

• Government Relations.

FQPA - EPA has responded at least
politically to the letter writing efforts
of concerned pesticide users. Issuing a
white
paper
on
FQPA
Implementation, the EPA is seeking to
allay the concerns of user groups
about the methods used in reassessing
the organophosphate and carbamate
pesticides. A task which must be
completed by August 1999.

What facts and assumptions EPA will
actually use and how to assign what
value to minor crop and turf uses in
the FQPA Risk Cup is still an
unknown quantity.
So, we must be ready to respond
favorably or with concern as the
methodology is revealed. I have
volunteered to work on a subcommittee of the Florida FQPA
Action Group to come up with ways
individual groups can provide realistic
product use and exposure risk data to
EPA. One device is called a crop
profile. While it was designed
primarily for commodity crops, I think
it can be modified to reflect the
possible FQPA impact on the golf turf
management industry in Florida. I will
be requesting input from all chapters
in this effort. We are waiting for the
results of the current Tolerance
Reassessment Action Committee
meetings this summer to see what
position EPA is taking.

Pesticide Review Council -

The next area of emphasis is going to
be surface waters and the non-target
impacts of pesticide use. While the
immediate focus will be on Nitrates
(see the Nitrogen BMP article by Dr.
Snyder and Dr. Cisar in the summer
issue of The Florida Green), pesticides
will be on the radar screen soon.
Nitrate nitrogen is currently the single
biggest positive hit in water samples.
Word from PRC Chairman, Dr. Rich
Buddell is that many areas of concern
have been solved by user groups
voluntary following of BMP's related
to planning and application of
products. This is true over a wide
range of products including fertilizers.
July/August 1998

Director of Communications' Activities
On the surface water issue, it appears
that FDACS and other agencies will
be looking at practices and concerns
as they are identified within watershed
basin areas. This basin approach will
allow for the identification of problem
areas and the point sources in that
basin. The committee acknowledged
that recommendations and BMP's
may need to be tailored to the
circumstances of each basin
depending on the specific product, its
crop use, percolation, geography,
seasonal fluctuations, irrigation
practices, etc.
Perhaps the most perplexing issue that
came up relating to surface waters was
the concern over the new generation
of "low rate" pesticides. Think of
products like Illoxan, Chipco Choice
and Heritage. While praising the
products for being less toxic to
humans and other mammals, FDACS
still has concerns about impacts on
non-target organisms. With EPA's
emphasis on the obvious "Less is
Better" theory in approving these new
products, they think EPA is missing a
subtle key point.
The amounts of the active ingredient
are so small that currently the state
doesn't have the technology capable
to detect them in its water sampling.
FDACS wants more information on
the persistence and mobility of these
products. It has been shown by the
manufacturers that some of the new
herbicides are still active on plant life
at concentrations in the parts per
trillion range. FDACS wants to
understand die implications to nontarget organisms. There will be a
presentation of some of this data at the
next PRC meeting on September 11th
at the Immokalee IFAS Research and
Education Center. The public is
welcome to attend.

• GCSAA News. I spent three
days at GCSAA Headquarters in
Lawrence, KS attending the 1998
Publications Committee Meeting.
Besides giving input on future
editorial content, the committee
recommended to the Board that the
Table of Contents of GCM be a two
page spread and not broken up by
advertising. That decision does have
some revenue implications and will be
discussed by the Board. Probably the

biggest disappointment was the timing of
the decision by the Board to allow
advertising in Newsline. The down side is
the decision had to be made without the
Committee having input because national
advertising sales calendars are out of sync
with our GCSAA fiscal and operating
calendar. This was not an easy decision. It
has been discussed and rejected several
times. So the explanation will come in the
same issue with the ads. The up side is that
75-80% of the money spent on producing
Newsline can be returned to
providing services and education to the
members. We're talking $190,000 $200,000. Like all organizations faced with
fund raising challenges, the GCSAA must
evaluate all potential revenue sources and
weigh the consequences and benefits.
I spent an extra day visiting with
department heads in Government
Relations, Chapter Relations, Media
Relations, and a few minutes with COO
Joe O'Brien following up on our
November '97 Planning Session results.
One item ofparticular interest is the hiring
of Chuck Borman as the new Executive
Director for the Carolinas GCSA. Borman
spent 18 months working for the GCSAA
in Membership Services, before moving to
South Carolina for family reasons. Since
Borman now has a unique perspective of
GCSAA versus Chapter operations,
GCSAA has asked him to return to
Lawrence several times over the next year
to update staff on what works and what
doesn't at the chapter level. This can only
help GCSAA focus on meaningful
programs for chapters and members.
•Media Relations. As soon as the
summer issue of The Florida Green is put
to bed, I begin work on a Media Contact
List. You can help immeasurably by
sending me names, job titles, phone
numbers and addresses of print and
radio/TV media persons in your area.
Sports writers, TV sports casters, radio
sports talk show hosts, environmental
writers or anyone else you can think of. I
have a good jump start on some names
through my International Network of Golf
membership directory and the Golf Writers
Association directory that Jeff Bollig of the
GCSAA gave me. But many of those are
national in nature and I need to get a
current list of Florida contacts. Craig
Weyandt was successful in getting a press
release on Treasure Coast's Blue Pearl
printed in the Stuart newspaper. Please
share any of your past successes with me.
Thanks.
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Minutes of FGCSA Spring Board Meeting

The Spring 1998 meeting of the
FGCSA Board of Directors was called
to order by President Joe Ondo,
CGCS, on Friday, May 15 at Naples
Beach Hotel.
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All officers were in attendance. All
chapters except North Florida and
Seven Rivers were represented. Other
FGCSA members attending were Roy
Bates - Everglades chapter; Past
Presidents Mark Jarrell and Kevin
Downing; Joel Jackson - Florida
Green editor; Steve Pearson, Fund
Raising Chairman, and Dr. John Cisar.
OLD BUSINESS: The draft of the
FGCSA Standard Operating Procedure
Manual was discussed. External VP's
are requested to look this over and call
the FGCSA with any suggested
changes before the next board meeting
DIRECTOR OF COOMUNICATIONS: Joel Jackson gave a report
on his activities for the past two
months. Chapters are urged to call
Joel if they want him to come to one
of their meetings that would warrant
Florida Green coverage. Chapters are
limited to one visit a year. Joel will be
expanding his list of media contacts
and requested help from local chapters
on putting this list together. He gave
an update on the Gulf Coast GCSA
and the Food Quality Protection Act.
SECRETARY/TREAS. REPORT Minutes of 1998 Winter board
meeting were approved. Darren Davis
went over the Financial Statements for
the third quarter. Statements were
approved. Doug Abbuhl of Coastal
Plains chapter indicated that their
chapter would be sending a $1,500
donation within the next few days.
Darren then went down the list of
items for the 1998-99 budget
worksheet.
It was decided to
eliminate the line item for embossed
membership cards since it was felt
they have no real purpose. Decals will
be sent every year. The Chapter
Planning line item was removed as it
will not be an annual event.
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A discussion was held regarding the
merits of having a full audit at this
time. Even though many thought this
was a good idea, it was felt that we
should establish a system of checks
and balances with our local chapters
before we subject ourselves to a
critical audit.
We must establish
minimum accountability guidelines for
our chapters to follow.
One
suggestion was to consider having one
of our local chapters audited and then
use the results of that audit as a
guideline for other chapters. Since the
fee schedule for most audits are based
on revenue, this might be an
economical way to get all chapters in
line. Palm Beach External David
Court volunteered to look into this for
the Palm Beach chapter and report
back at the next board meeting.
Discussion of the DOC salary and
expenses were tabled for this meeting.
The officers will get together and
submit a proposal to be voted on at the
next board meeting.
The $25,000 donation to the GCSAA
"Investing in the Beauty of Golf' will
continue to be paid through the
FGCSA Research Account in five
annual $5,000 payments. The 1998
payment has already been made.
Roy Bates reported that the FTGA
may ask the FGCSA to pay the
lobbyist directly rather than going
through the books of the FTGA.
Their accountant is checking on this
and will get back to us. All chapters
were reminded that their annual dues
notice must indicate that a portion of
dues supports a lobbyist.
Dr. John Cisar discussed funding for
the Turf Coordinator position. Since
the University of Florida has not
finalized the funding for the position,
John suggested that we do not allocate
anything in the budget until he
contacts Darren. He requested that all
chapters contact him with suggestions
on ways that he might best serve the
superintendents' turfgrass research
needs.

A discussion was held on the best
way to balance the budget
concerning chapter donations. It
was decided to put a surplus line
item in the budget.Darren will
continue to work on preparation
of the final budget to be submitted
at the Summer Board Meeting for
final board approval.
AWARDS: Gary Grigg reported
that we have received two
nominations for DSA which will
be decided on by the four officers
immediately following today's
board meeting. This year's
Presidents Awards nominees are
Stanley Carr from Palm Beach,
Jim Callaghan from Treasure
Coast, and Dwight Wilson from
the Everglades chapter. Plaques
will be ordered for these three and
forwarded to the chapter for
presentation.
It was suggested that the Florida
GCSA submit Dan Jones as a
nominee for the GCSAA
Distinguished Service Award.
The nomination must be sent to
the GCSAA by September 1 and
it was suggested that all External
Vice Presidents urge other
chapters to write letters of support
for Dan to be sent directly to the
GCSAA. Gary noted that these
letters are an important part of the
nomination process.
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BY LAWS: Darren Davis
discussed the By Law to allow
Student Memberships in the
FGCSA. A motion was made to
"Amend the FGCSA ByLaws to
add student memberships".The
motion was approved. The
FGCSA will send a supply of the
new student membership forms to
Lake City Community College
and to any other college as
requested by the local External
Vice Presidents.
PUBLICATIONS: Joel Jackson
announced his schedule for the
next few weeks. He also
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announced that Scott Bell would be
assuming the Assistant Editorship of
the Florida Green but that Mark Jarrell
would continue to write a column in
the magazine. It was also noted that
according to our new S.O.P. manual,
all committee chairmen are expected
to submit one Florida Green article.
Membership Directory: Advertising
solicitations will be going out in June.
Darren suggested that we include email addresses for members and
would like to see photos of all board
members in the directory. Joel will
see that individual photos are taken at
the Crowfoot meeting.
A poll of Directors was taken to see
how many are going off the board in
August. At this time it appears that
new Externals will be elected from
North Florida, Seven Rivers, Suncoast
and West Coast chapters for the
upcoming year.
Chapters were
reminded that this position is meant to
be a three year commitment.
EDUCATION:
Geoff Coggan
reported that the Poa seminar will be a
Financial Management Workshop
through Etonic. This program will
enable us to provide quality education
at very little cost to the FGCSA and
the attendees. We have about 40
people pre-registered.
The Crowfoot seminar is also an
Etonic seminar which will be given by
a Certified GCS from Texas who will
speak on "Computers in turfgrass
management" on Sunday, August 2
at 8:00 a.m. at the Bay Hill Club. It is
hoped that the quality of this seminar
will enable the turnout to increase
over recent years.
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The two pesticide seminars given by
DowAgrosciences and Toro in Naples
and Jacksonville went well and two
more are planned for June in Palm
Beach and Kissimmee.
External
V.P.s in those chapters are urged to
publicize these seminars in their local
newsletters for better turnout.
July/August 1998
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Central Florida chapter has registered
for a GCSAA Regional Seminar on
Wetlands for October 8 .
The
FGCSA is sponsoring three half-day
Etonic seminars during the FTGA
Convention this year as well as panel
discussions during the Concurrent
Sessions. A question was raised on
the CEU's attached to one of these
Etonic seminars and it will be resolved
before the FTGA brochure goes to
print. Joel Jackson is coordinating
our education at the FTGA.
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MEMBERSHIP: A discussion was
held as to what is the potential for
membership in the FGCSA. Gary
Grigg noted the GCSAA Guide to
Affiliated Programs is beneficial
reading for all chapters. Joel will look
into some type of membership
campaign that may be introduced in
the Florida Green.
FTGA:
Mark Jarrell urged all
Externals to support the FTGA
Conference and Show in their chapter
newsletters this month. Education for
superintendents has been upgraded
and now is the time to respond with a
good turnout. The FTGA will work
with the GCSAA in finding ways to
support both shows in the years when
the GCSAA is held in Orlando.
Dr. John Cisar thanked all members
who have supported him in his new
position as Turf Coordinator for the
University of Florida. He has a
meeting scheduled this week with
administrators regarding his job
description. He announced that the
UF is doing well with recent grants
and feels they are competitive in the
grant market. He will be prioritizing
programs and is looking for more
input from superintendents. The UF
turf retreat will be held in July with
meetings with other supporters to
follow. John announced that both
Monica Elliott and Robin GiblinDavis have sabbaticals planned for the
next fiscal year. A report of John's
meeting with some of our FGCSA
members is attached to these minutes.

RESEARCH: Steve Pearson
discussed the UF reporting on
projects being funded by FGCSA
or FTGA. Dr. Cisar announced
that he would be proposing semiannual reports in the future.
FUND RAISING: Steve Pearson
announced that he is working
with Rhone Poulenc on a
program. He suggested we look
into putting a research checkbox
on chapter dues statements. This
led to the feasibility of a unified
application/renewal form for all
chapters to use. Darren Davis
will work on this. Steve also
suggested that we get golfers
involved in the fund raising
efforts, siting the success of the
Palm Beach Golf Association.
GOVERNMENT RELATIONS
Mike Goldie will be giving his
annual report on this year's
legislative happenings for our
Annual Board Meeting in August.
NEW BUSINESS: We have
received a request from Lake City
Community College to support a
fundraiser for their Mechanics
Program. This would be a onetime donation and after a
discussion it was decided to send
a $1,000 donation to the LCCC
for their Mechanics Program.
Preliminary discussion was held
on a possible dues increase later
in 1999. It was decided that if
there is a justifiable reason, we
will discuss a $10.00 increase at
the Fall board meeting. More
accurate figures on expenses for
the DOC position will be
available by that time and will
help to establish if the proposed
increase would be justified.
Joe Ondo announced that the
Summer Board Meeting will be
held at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday,
August 1 at the Bay Hill Club.
FGCSA Annual Meeting will
follow at approximately 4:00 p.m.
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Chapter Events

Palm Beach 17
Annual Future of
Golf Tournament
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While there is some debate over
the exact anniversary (16th or
17th) of the event, the fact
remains that this is the Palm
Beach Chapter's main fund
raiser of the year. Proceeds
from these events have
primarily gone to fulfilling the
PBGCSA Otto Schmeisser
Scholarship Endowment Fund.
The fund has now reached
maturity and is being used to
provide scholarships through
the FTGA. The chapter itself is
in the scholarship business,
giving two types of
scholarships. One is for general
education to the dependent of a
Palm Beach member, and
another for a student pursuing a
degree in turf management.
The Futures of Golf event also
supports Palm Beach County's
junior golf program, Hook a
Kid on Golf, and the Palm
Beach GCSA's involvement in
the Audubon Cooperative
Sanctuary Program for Schools.
This year's outing netted
approximately $7,000 to fund
all of the above programs.
This year's event was held on
June 13th at the Emerald Dunes
Golf Club. The 1998 Futures
Committee was Karl Schmidt,
Chip Fowkes, David Court, Joe
Hubbard, Randy Bushway, and
host Steve Bernard. Bernard
didn't let all his hard work go
to waste as he captained the
winning team. His teammates
were John Begley, Jessica
Hayes, and Tyler Warner also
of Emerald Dunes. They
fashioned a low gross of 59 to
win by two shots over the field.

September 16 - 1 9
Tampa Convention Center
Education includes Etonic
Seminars on Wednesday and
Friday and superintendent
panel discussions on Friday.
Call FTGA today at
1-800-882-6721 for
registration information.

1998 FGCSA Team
Championship
The 1998 FGCSA Team
Championship will be played
on Saturday, September 26 at
Southern Dunes GC in Haines
City. Again this year, a chapter
team may consist of 5 players
with best 4 out of 5 scores
counting or you may play with
4 players with all scores
counted. A superintendent does
not have to be on a chapter
team in order to play. Low
gross superintendent wins a
spot on the state team at the
GCSAA Championship in
Orlando. Call FGCSA office
for registration information.

Florida Club Managers
The Florida Club Managers
Association will meet at the Registry
Hotel in Naples on August 8 - 10 .
All Florida Superintendents have been
invited to attend the sessions.
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Schedule includes talks by Chris
Hartwiger and John Foy of the USGA
on Saturday followed by a discussion
on pesticide leaching and risk
exposure by Dr. John Cisar in the
afternoon. Sunday's morning session
includes Chris Wilkerson on
Clubhouse design and construction"
and a session on Interior design and
planning." A golf tournament is
planned for Sunday afternoon. Call
Jim Briggs, FCMAA at 561-276-0690.

Future of Golf Comm: Randy Bushway
Karl Schmidt, Chip Fowkes, Steve
Bernard, David Court & Joe Hubbard
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Blue Pearl - Another
Gem in a String of
Pearls

22 Annual Larry
Kamphaus Crowfoot
Open

Treasure Coast president Bill
Lanthier got the 6th Annual
Blue Pearl event started
promptly at 9 a.m. but not
before he thanked all the
sponsors and the generous
members of Loblolly Pines.
Then Bill presented a gift of
pearls to Shelly Foy for all her
hard work in the Audubon
School Sanctuary Program and
all the help she gave us in
getting the "Blue Pearl"
started. Shelly has been the
driving force behind the scenes
getting things started and
keeping them moving.

The Twenty-Second Annual
Larry Kamphaus Crowfoot
Open will be held at the
prestigious Bay Hill Club on
August 2 and 3 .

by Craig Weyandt

The golf course was
exceptional as usual. Fred
Hinkle and his staff should be
commended for all their hard
work in this trying time of the
year (transition / post el nino).
The tournament came to a
close figuring out who the
Blue Pearl winners and
whiners were. 1st Low Gross
Team was: Skip Kervian,
Eddie
Black,
Todd
McDorman, and Jay Schrader.
1st Low Net Team members
were: Tim Cann, Mike Neary,
Paul Schaaf, and Tom Tobey
Contest winners: Longest drive
Steve Fink. Closest to the pin
winners were Tom Benefield,
Steve Kuhn,
Dennis
Cunningham, Rory Baglos and
Dave Oliver. Closest to the
"pines," yours truly, Craig
Weyandt.
The raffle after the tournament
is always a highlight of the
event with great prizes (color
TV's, VCR's, CD players,
etc). All in all, it was great fun
for a worthy cause.
July/August 1998

More Chapter Events

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by Tom Alex

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Saturday, August 1 . FGCSA
Board Meeting. 1 p.m.
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Sunday, August 2 - 8:00 a.m.
GCSAA Etonic Seminar:
"Computers in Turfgrass
Management" by Gary Bueltel
CGCS. Participants in the
seminar will receive hands-on
training for superintendents,
giving them useful tools to
improve
management
efficiency. They will do
budget and payroll calculations
along with file management
techniques. Seminar fee is
$35.00 prior to July 27 .
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Blue Pearl Low Gross (L-R): Todd McDorman,
Eddie Black, Skip Kervian, Jay Schrader

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6:00 - 7:00 P.M. Cocktails
7:00 P.M. Banquet with
entertainment and door prizes.
Dress is casual.
Monday, August 3 . - Bay
Hill Club. 8:30 a.m. Shotgun.
Bay Hill is a spikeless facility
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Entry fee includes Banquet and
continental breakfast - $100.00
Extra dinner ticket is $45.00.
Only one guest per entry. No
cancellations with refund after
July 18, 1998. Make checks
payable to: Larry Kamphaus
Crowfoot
Open,
4124
Kingsbridge Drive, Orlando,
FL 32839 (407)351-6815.
Deadline is July 18 .
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For lodging call Bay Hill
Lodge at 1-888-422-9445.
Mention the Crowfoot Open.

Blue Pearl Low Net (L-R): Tim Cann, Tom Tobey,
Paul Schaaf and Mike Neary
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