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NEXT MEETING MONDAY, JULY 2nd
Warwick C. C.

Warwick, R. I.

"Wine, women and song."
Well, not exactly. But the editor can think
of words which might apply on the initials
W. W. and S. to fit the occasion. We think
before the day is over you will have observed
and will say, "What wonderful sod," "Wonderful Women Still," "What Wonderfuf Seafood."
Yes, it should be a wonderful day. What with
being a joint meeting with the Rhode Island
Superintendents Association, all the ladies invited too, and ending in a big shore dinner at
nearby Rocky Point. This meeting you should
not miss. Certainly, you will want to see Paul
O'Leary's A.C.C. greens, (CI, 19, 27) and enjoy
the serenity of this exclusive club located on
Narragansett Bay.
Arrive early, get a light lunch, (12:30 sharp)
and play off early so as to finish in time for the
shore dinner at 5:30.
T h e ladies may relax around the club house.
Some may wish to don bathing suits (bath
houses on club grounds) and paddle in the
water in the bay. Others may wish to enjoy
the afternoon at the Rocky Point amusement
park (one mile away) including a swimming
pool.
T h e price of the full course shore dinner is
$3.50 (Chicken may be substituted for lobster
for those not wishing the bug) or without lobster, sausage or Indian pudding the price is
$2.50.
HOW T O GET THERE?
Go to Apponaug, R. I. via Route 1 or 5. Turn east there
on 117 toward Rocky Point. Warwick C.C. is
on Warwick Neck Avenue. Turn right off of
117 — Ask questions.

When you receive the return card from Bill
Ash please mail it promptly to Paul O'Leary.
We hope you will be there.
T h e editor regrets he was unable to attend
the last meeting held at the New Bedford C.C.
and cannot report first hand observation or information but there is no doubt that everyone
who attended had an enjoyable time. T h e results of the Chairmen-Supt. tournament were:
Ed Morris - M. Brown
W. Penbrook - J . Dinardi
C. Farnsworth - S. Braios
J . Brown - J . Latvis
Lone Supts.
R . Musciarone
A. Caranci

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81-14-67
82-15-67
82-13-69
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97-19-78

T h e attendance prize winners were: M.
Brown, M. O'Grady, and Paulino Bros. Three
new members were voted into the Association:
Guilford Johnson, Reservation G.C.; James
Smith, Tedesco C.C., and Ernest Wolfgand,
Franklin C.C. Two new members were proposed: Frank Cariglea, Marlboro, and J . F. Edwards, Leicester C.C.
T H E A U G U S T M E E T I N G W I L L B E HELD
A T T H E U N I T E D SHOE G.C.
Beverly, Mass.
"You never can do a kind?iess too soon,
for you never know how soon luill be too
late."
Old Satchel Page, the former Cleveland
pitcher, had many clever and original sayings,
one of them was, "Don't never look back, something might be gaining on you."
H. DARLING,

Editor