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• ==================~==~========== Experienced Locker Room attendant. Twenty years at Classified Ads two Class A clubs. Thorough knowledge of service, bar and food operations. Courteous, meets the pub- lic well. Will consider winter or summer job. Address Rates: Minimum insertion $4.00 for 20 words; Ad 418 c/o Golfdom additional words 20¢ each. Bold face type, 25_ per word. Classified cols. reserved for help or Assistant Greenkeeper, 6 years experience, desires change to Ill., Chicago area, or Iowa or near by services wanted and for sale of used equipment. States. could be considered. Address Ad 421 c/o Golf- NO CLASSIFIED ADS ACCEPTED AFTER THE dom ~ 22nd of MONTH PRECEDING DATE OF ISSUE. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ARE WE PERMITTED TO DIVULGE THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF AVAILABLE: "EFFICIENCY EXPERT" & PRO- THOSE PLACING THE BLIND ADVERTISEMENTS MOTIONAL OPERATOR. 25 yr. Class "A" PGA Response to all box number ads should be ad. Professional, Course Architect & Manager. (Coast to Coast Experience throughout every phase of the dressed to the box number, mail to GOLFDOM, Business.) CULTIVATE: Quality, Eye-Appeal & 407 S. Dearborn, Chicago 5. Replies are promptly Showman hip Multiple Dept. Services. Thus, Stim- forwarded to advertisers. ulating VOLUME Patromzation in every Depart- ment of Club, etc. "Professional Consultation & Recommendations for a Fee •.. ?" Willing to re- •• locate upon mutual Contract arrangements ... ? MANAGER wants private club for winter in south Phone or Write: "Chappy" Chapman, 3515 W. or west. Experienced in administration, supervision 118th Place, Inglewood, Calif. Phone: OSborn ~ of all departments, maintenance. Excellent refer- 6-6312. ences. Address Ad 401 c/o Gol£dom Golf Professional desires a position with some Club in the south or southwest. Pier H. Morgan, 523 New Class A-I member Canadian PGA for fourteen years Harding Place, Nashville, Tennessee requires position as Teaching or Head Professional. age 45. Past four years Teaching and Associate Pro- Class A PGA member wants 9 or 18 hole course - fessional Buffalo area. Address Ad 423 c/o Golfdom • to 8 month season. Excellent instructor and credit. Address Ad 402, c/o Gblfdom Want job assistant Greenkeeper anywhere - GCSA member - good worker - appreciative - sober - ; English Professional seeks positron in America. healthy - age 53 - married .. Ad 424 c/o Golfdom. 16 years member of PGA. Age 34. Married, 2 chil- dren. First class teacher. Excellent references avail- JOB OPEN able. Address Ad 407 c/o Golfdom A SIST ANT WANTED IN CENTRAL OHIO. MUST BE INGLE. WRITE WALNUT HILLS Pro job wanted: Experienced. Prefer semi-private COUNTRY CLUB. BOX 145, REYNOLDSBURG. or public course in city of 20,000 or more. Mar- OHIO ried. Presently Pro-Mgr. All replies answered. Ad- dress Ad 408, c/o Golfdom Wanted, PGA teaching Pro, a believer in Politeness Play. Must be able to handle pro shop in private ,. PRO OR GREENKEEPER OR COMBINATION. country club, adjacent 24-tee driving range and long COMPETENT, EXPERIENCED. EASTERN OR Par 3 - 9 hole course, both nite-lighted and open SOUTHERN LOCATION PREFERRED. MODER- to the public. Complete project has automatically ATE INCOME SATISFACTORY. ADDRESS AD watered fairways and greens. A rare opportunity 409, C/O GOLFDOM for a businessman. George Diamond Country Club, Highway 59 and Grass Lake Rd., Antioch, Illinois. I am a top calibre Greens Supt. competent in Contact Mr. Harold Clunie all phases of Golf Course construction, renovation and maintenance. Practical experience with North- ASSISTANT WANTED by GOLF COURSE ARCHI- ern and Southern grasses. Qualified in all fertilizers, TECT. Applicant should have degree in Agronomy, fungicides equipment and irrigation. Presently lo- Landscape Architecture or Civil Engineering, be cated in South. Desire connection with good club between 28 and 35 year old, and willing to travel. "'where my ability would be appreciated. Any loca- Construction experience desirable, playing ability tion. No manager interference or supervision by him. secondary. Permanent a sociation for the right man, GCSAA Member. Address Ad 412 c/o Golfdom leading to career as golf course architect. Address Ad 403 c/o Golfdom GREENKEEPER - 23 years experience all types of maintenance. Motors - mower grinding - weld- Wanted: Golf Course Con truction Superintendent. ing. Married; no children. Will go anywhere. Ref- Write to: Moore Golf, Inc .• Box 606, Orange, Vir- erences. Present club no longer in business. Ad- ginia. Phone: Orange 7357 dress Ad 414, c/o Golfdom SALE MAN WANTED THAT CALL ON THE ••• upt. - 33 yrs. experience building, rebuilding, GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB. F LL LINE OF chemicals, arc & aceteylene welding machinery, de- MEN'S AND LADlE' SPORT WEAR. 100/0 COM- sires change, West, Northwest or Midwest. 48 yrs. MI SION, ADDRE S AD 4{}4 c/o GOLFDOM • old; married; no children. Physically fit. At present r-lose to Chicago. Address Ad 415, c/o Golfdom PRO-GREENKEEPER - EA TERN HORE OF VIRGINIA NINE ECOND NINE Golf Pro-Manager and Wife, experienced in food, UNDER CONSTRUCfION; PRIVATE CLUB; beverage, catering parties, luncheons, receptions, CLUBHOU E FACILITIE AND PRO SHOP; etc. Golf Instructor class or individual, pro shop WILL PAY ALARY PLUS USUAL GOLF AC- merchandising. Relocate Midwest or outh. Address TIVITY EARNING. GIVE REFERENCE, PA T .•Ad 416, c/o Golfdom EXPERIENCE. ADDRE AD 410 c/o GOLFDOM Pro-Manager required for newly opened private Club Experienced Country Club Manager desires posi- in Eastern Pennsylvania. 9 hole course, Tennis. Rid- • tion with private club. Best of references. Twenty ing, Swimming, etc. Reply giving full details. age. year experience in club and restaurant business. experience, salary requirements, references, etc. to Address Ad 417 c/o Golfdom Ad 411 c/o Golfdom 173 Retired Greenkeeper looking for something to keep active during 3 or 4 mos. to act as 2nd pair of eyes FOR SALE, MODEL 300 E-Z-GO Golf Cars, com- for a very busy greenkeeper - also can act as a rang- pletely rebuilt and repainted, new batteries and er is a powered gas car. Address Ad 419 c/o Golfdom charger each $495.00. Our trucks can deliver. Nas- sau Ca~ Co., Inc., 133 Jericho Turnpike, Mineola, SALESMAN WANTED - TO SELL NEW TYPE New York. OF CIGARETTE HOLDER WHICH IS READILY ATTACHABLE TO A GOLF CART HANDLE. GOLF COURSE FOR SALE - 18 holes, Champion- THIS ITEM IS BEAUTIFULLY DISPLAYED AND ship Layout with watered fairways. Liquor License. HAS 24 CLIPS ATTACHED TO AN 11 x 14 CARD Course located 7 miles West of Detroit. $220,000 down. FOR COUNTER DISPLAY. WRITE - HEP Address Ad 406 c/o Golfdom ~ MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 21 NORTHLAND AVENUE, BUFFALO 8, NEW YORK USED BUT GOOD: Hand greens mowers, ball washers, sod strippers and "surplus" parts for mow- Representatives wanted for established line of im- ers and other supplies. SES, Box 2, Wayne, N.J. potted alpaca, cashmere and wool knits. Territories open: New England, Mid-Atlantic States, Florida, Close out sale: 2 - 1962 used Caddy Cars; 8 - Texas, Southwest. Address Ad 420 c/o Golfdom 1961 used Caddy Cars; 3 - 1962 used TeeBirdies; 4 - 1962 New TeeBirdies. Address Circle Sales Associate Greenkeeper wanted now for 18 hole public Inc., 405 Harrison Street, Springfield, Ohio. golf course in Chicago area. To assume position of Greenkeeper beginning with 1964 season. Year-round WANTED, "THE RIGHT MAN" to build and. position and good fringe benefits. Send resume of past operate 18 hole Golf Course. Owner has 175 ac~es, experience, references and salary requirement to Ad ideal terraine, water supply, Clubhouse, Motel Units, 422 c/o Golfdom profitably operating as private club. Territory needs course badly - Business and Industrial leaders sup- SALES REPS WANTED - To contact Golf Clubs, port assured. You build the Course, the property Pro Shops, Driving Ranges, etc. for Golf Guide. New title is yours for token payment, with balance fast-selling, pocket-size fact booklet for golfers .. Liberal spread over 15-20 years. Age & Health are owner's Comm. Golf Guide, Room 1101, 19 W. 34th St., New reasons for this unusual offer. If you are the rizht York 1 man, contact BILL BAIN, P.O. BOX 351, NEWARK, OHIO SALESMEN WANTED to sell PLA YMASTER ~olf equipment in the Midwest and Southwest. Com- For Sale - 2500 used Range Balls 80% Worthington plete line of golf gloves and golf jackets for women paintless, balance newly painted and re-st ripcd - and men. High commission. Calree Glove Co., Inc., used 2 seasons. $18.00 per 100 - $165.00 per M - Box 43, Baldwin, N.Y. $900.00 lot, F.O.B. Cleveland, C.O.D. Highland Golf Range, Iric., 3601 Green Road, Cleveland 22, Salesmen covering golf clubs to sell unusual, inex- Ohio pensive, easy selling golf glove. Commission or other- wise. Write experience and territory covered. KOOL GOLF CAMP FOR BOYS - at beautiful White Moun- GLOV, BOX 561, BRIELLE, N.J. tain, N. H. course - daily lessons - play, handicaps, etc. - all other camp activities - Write Richard A. MISCELLANEOUS Thomas, 392 Country Way, Scituate, Mass. FOR SALE - NASSAU GOLF CAR 1962 DEM- Want Results? Use Golfdom's ONSTRATOR, LIKE NEW, USED VERY LITTLE. MUST SACRIFICE. CAN DELIVER. BOX 55, Classified Ads ONEIDA, N.Y. WE WILL REPAINT AND RELETTER YOUR On the Professional Side USED GOLF BALLS FOR 7¢ EACH. BADGER GOLF CO., WATERFORD, WIS. (Continued from page 35) WE MANUFACTURE IRONS, WOODS, PUTTERS being the most comfortable shoe a person TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS AND TRADEMARK can wear. (JOBBING QUANTITIES). WRITE FERNQUEST There are two things that I do want ~ & JOHNSON GOLF COMPANY, COLMA, CALIF. FOR PARTICULARS to bring up about displays. The first is that it is old fashioned to display shoe For Sale - 18 hole Par 70 Public Golf Course. Club- house, Dining Room, Ballroom, Bar, liquor license, boxes. Your better shoe stores dropped large Pro Shop.
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