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March, 1960 113 • Reduces fertilizing time by more than • low, easily loaded hopper .•. largest one-half capacity • Controlled, uniform spreading pattern • Vibrating hopper bottoms eliminates burning and striping • On-off control of material-flow to • Spreads pelleted .and granular ferti- fans easily operated from driver's lizer from 30 to over 50 ft. wide seat. BELT CORPORATION Dept. GD ORIENT~ OHIO been accepted for the Stockbridge course. at larger courses. Within this same period, Only 43 have graduated. Of those who did 15 per cent moved from 9-hole to 18-hole not finish, one-third dropped out volun- courses. The remaining 58 per cent have tarily during their course work, one-third stayed in the same position during this pe- decided they were not interested in turf riod. work after a 6 month placement training Fourteen per cent of those who graduat- and one-third were compelled to drop out ed started as assistant supts. Within one because of poor grades. Despite the rather to five years following graduation, 30 high percentage of students who fail to per cent of this total qualified and ac- graduate, interest in this type of course cepted positions as supts. of 18-hole cours- has increased during the last five years. es. Twenty-one per cent of the graduates Yearly enrollments have increased from started as workers on golf courses with al- 10 to 24 during this period, the average most one-half of this total ending up in size of the freshman class being 15 as com- the service within a year or two following pared to an average graduating class of 8. graduation. Several of these men have Golf course positions in the Northeast obtained jobs on service courses while in are plentiful, particularly for those young the Army or Air Force. Two per cent of men just getting started who want to get the graduating turf majors went into ahead. Statistics for the last five years types of turf work other than golf cours- show that all graduates with a major in es and 12 per cent left the turf manage- turfgrass management who have elected ment field completely. golf course work as a career have been Salary Range placed in good jobs at a level consistent Job opportunities are good. Whether a with their abilities. Fifty-one percent have student qualifies depends entirely upon started as full supts. (65 per cent of this himself. College provides the student with total at 9-hole courses, and 35 per cent at an opportunity to show what he can do. 18 or 27-hole courses. It is interesting His professors can evaluate his work and to note that with from one to five year's recommend him for a position consistent experience after graduation, 17 per cent with his abilities, experience and maturity. of those who started as supts. of 9 hole The rest is up to him. courses moved on to become assistants It is difficult to report data on salaries

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of supts. and their assistants because some "This Is Your Life, o. J. Noerll are only employed seasonally while others have houses and sometimes utilities pro- (Continued from page 94) vided as a supplement to their income. tographed bedded down under a Texas Many now have expense accounts. Records Sombrero with a glass of his favorite herbi- kept during the past five years represent cide in his hand. total earnings per 12 month year regard- Between these photos, Noer was shown less of the actual working contract. They as a 12-year-old chicken farmer, the man- include a nominal allowance for housing ager of his high school basketball team, a and other benefits, where applicable. Dur- college graduate, Chemical warfare major ing this period the average starting salary (World War I), a bridegroom (he was mar- for graduates. of the turf major course of ried in 1919 to Julia Carvel Anderson), and study (regardless of type of starting posi- thereafter in various stances as an agron- tion) was $4280 per year. This figure omist on the prowl for nematodes, sitting represents a range from $2900 to $6500 astride a tractor or in his laboratory acti- per year. With from one to five year's vating sludge. Lafkin revealed that Noer's experience after graduation, the average greatest contribution to mankind was not, salary was $5450 per year, which repre- as you would expect, in the field of agron- sents a range from $2900 to $8500 per omy but in the compounding of a bever- year. One-third of these men earned from age, while he was serving in France in the $3000-$4000 per year; one-fourth from first World War, in which the atom was $5000-$6000; one-fourth from $6000- split for the first time. Happily, it was $7000 and one-sixth more than $7000. It intended to be consumed and not dropped. is not possible to compare the average The climax of the Noer episode came earnings from different classes following when his daughter, Mrs. Dirk van der varying years of experience since no two Burch, and her three children, Dirk II, groups completing the course have been Nancy and Sara, who had been flown in composed of men with similar potentiali- from Palo Alto, Calif., made a dramatic ties. Thus, some advanced more rapidly entry into the Emerald Room for a reunion than others. . with O. J. and Mrs. Noer.

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March, 1960 119 Swinging Around Golf (Continued from page 32) Shackamaxon . . . Handwerg had Shack- amaxon six years ago . . . Steve Doctor continues as the club's pro. Leo T. Fugiel, Springfield, Mass., ama- teur, turns pro and is engaged by Marco Marinello, owner of Wyckoff Park G&CC Holyoke, Mass., to succeed late Alfred DeCesare ... Candidates for University of Houston golf squad include Doug Lind- say, runner-up 1958 USGA Junior cham- pionship, and Billy Hyndman IV, son of vValker Cupper. Toy Town Tavern and its golf club at Winchendon, Mass., bought by Simplex Time Recorder Co. of Gardner, Mass. . . . It will be operated for Simplex per- sonnel and their families, customers and guests plus special memberships for other local residents . . . Curtis G. Watkins, Sim- plex pres. starts course improvement pro- gram .•• Yorba Linda (Calif.) CC spend- ing $300,000 on clubhouse expansion • • . Elimination of 20 per cent federal tax on capital improvements at golf clubs cer- tainly has spurred construction • . . David -the revolutionary new nylon Aber, Morgan and son. Jeff, of Blackwell, Okla., rubber and additive material which affords building clubhouse at 9-hole course at unequalled resistance to wear, scoring, their mineral spa resort near Mesa, Ariz. denting and puncturing. Mike Rubish to buiId$100,OOO Par 3 • WITHSTANDS HEAVIEST FOOT TRAFFIC course and range at Durham, N. C., ... • DEFIES DESTRUCTION BY SPIKES, CLEATS, Jack Schneiderman returns as pro to Natick SKATES (Mass.) CC after year's absence manag- • POSSESSES RESILIENCY WHICH SILENCES ing a range . . . GCSA officials and FOOTSTEPS members praised Tom Davison, Houston • EXCEPTIONALLY SLIP RESISTANT, WET OR DRY Post golf writer for his coverage of the • EASY TO CLEAN superintendents' conference . . . Said Davison reported and explained to golfers course management problems and plan- ning better than it ever had been done in news of a superintendents' national meeting, John Morris builds first of his compact 9-hole courses for Jacksonville, Fla., fi- nancier, Paul Reinhold's Ribault Club ... New course is on site of the Ribault 9-hole course built in 1926 and closed in 1942 .•• Bill Ezinicki tells Boston Herald golf writer, Joe Looney, that entry fees average about $30 a week on his budget ..• Entry for Palm Springs Desert Classic was $86.50 . . • Ezinicki has been allow- ing himself $8 a day for room and same Write for free sample piece, literature, prices and names of amount for meals ... His caddie fees aver- clubs in your area which have them. age $65 a week. AMERICAN MAT CORPORATION Jim Beasley, formerly asst. to Clarence 1802 ADAMS STREET TOLEDO 2, OHIO Doser at Woodmont CC (Washington dist.), now pro at Bedford Springs (Pa.)

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