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NEWSLETTER |

1956
GOLF

COURSE

SUPERINTENDENTS

ASSOCIATION OF NEW ENGLAND

N E X T M E E T I N G A U G U S T 6 at the
United Shoe Country Club
Beverly, Mass.
Take Route 128 . . . Turn off at Exit 13 . . . Elliot Street.
Turn right on 62.

Follow into Beverly about three miles.

Turn left at factory on McKay Street.
The course is on McKay Street.
Lunch at 12:30
Beer only sold at the club house.
This is the first time, we believe, that our Association has visited
this club. Joe Butler, the host Superintendent, (his first year
here), will be looking for you.

T h e Warwick C.C., Warwick, R. I., scene of
our July meeting, fulfilled all the nice things
which had been said about it. Seclusively and
beautifully located on Greenwich and Narragansett Bays it proved to be a very restful sojourn for the boys and girls who took the day
off. T h e enjoyable buffet luncheon on the
breeze-swept veranda, the excellent condition of
the course, including tip-top greens, and finally
topped off by a full course shore dinner at
Rocky Point were admirable features of the day.
In fact, Ye Editor was so intent on enjoying a
restful day he failed to obtain the results of the
tournament and many other details which
should have been secured. Excuse please.

"Certainly work is not always required of a
man. There is such a thing as a sacred idleness
— the cultivation of which is now fearfully neglected." /. McDonald.

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Please

Note
ANNUAL T U R F CONFERENCE
Kingston, Rhode Island

Wednesday and Thursday, August 15 and 16
Wednesday Evening — Dinner at Point Judith
Country Club
Thursday — Tournament at Point Judith
This is their 25 th Anniversary. Twenty-five
successful, educational, and commendable years
in turf work and research. Hearty congratulations and thanks from all the members of our
association.
"Men of great genius and large heart
sow the seeds of a neiv degree of progress
in the world, but they bear fruit only after
many years."
Mazzini.

W A N T E D — An editor for this Newsletter who has
the leisure moments, the inclination and the stamina
to turn out this medium on time during the summer
months. Apply at once with quill, ideas, and prepared for action.

H. DARLING,

Editor