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May 1980 Property of JAMES B. BEARD Soil, Crop Sciences Dept. &M Univ. MEMBERSHIP ROSTER MICHIGAN AND BORDER CITIES GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION A PATCH o f Official Publication of the Michigan & Border Cities Golf Course Superintendents Association “ Transforming the trunk of a dead tree into a work of art is the skilled domain of Ken Boshell and his chainsaw.“ Greg Larkin, Art Critic, Grosse Pointe, Michigan On the fairway between the 3rd and 5th green, sits this totem pole- commissioned by Chris Schenkel, Sportscaster of ABC’s Wide World of Sports, and official host for Deer Creek Country Club, Deerfield Beach, Florida. knnounczmcnt “The Chainsaw Man of Michigan“ Ken Boshell If you have played at the Detroit Golf Club, the Lochmoor Golf Club, Farmington Country Club, Meadowbrook Country Club, Bay Pointe Golf Club, Sylvan Glen, or Pine Lake Country Club in Michigan, or Deer Creek Country Club in Florida, you wopld have seen some of my work. The idea . You have trees planted all over your course (private homes as well), for some reason it dies, or is deseased and must come down - or you already have some that are down and have an eyesore of a stump left. Rather than destroy what was once beautiful, have it trans­ formed into a beautiful lawn ornament. For more information, Call (313) 977-7856, or write: KEN BOSHELL P.0. Box 481 Sterling Heights, Michigan 48077 Work runs one (1) month behind initial order, as I am booked in ad­ vance - SO CALL NOW - to book an unusual type of artistry for your Club. NOTE - As of April, 1981 I w ill be moving to the State of Connec­ ticut to live and work . That’ s if I don’t die first. "A PATCH OF GREEN” MICHIGAN & BORDER P ubl ¡shed monthly by the CITIES GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS MICHIGAN AND BORDER CITIES GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION Circulation: 1,250 Ted Woehrle, CGCS, Oakland Hills C.C. PRESIDENT James Timmerman, Orchard Lakes C.C. JAMES TIMMERMAN, CGCS CO-EDITORS ORCHARD LAKE COUNTRY CLUB 7183 Buckthorn Printed At Orchard Lake, Michigan 48033 Off. 682-2150, Res. 682-7234 BLAKEMAN PRINTING COMPANY 31823 Utica Road VICE PRESIDENT Fraser, Michigan 48026 ROBERT HOPE,CGCS Phone: (313) 293-3540 THE LOCKMOOR CLUB 20740 Marter Road MONTHLY ADVERTISING RATES Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 48236 Off. 881-8112, Res. 884-8684 Double Page Spread.....................................$150.00 Back Outside Page............................................75.00 SECRETARY-TREASURER FullPage............................................................. 65.00 Half Page........................................................... 40.00 BRUCE WOLEROM, CGCS Quarter Page...................................................... 30.00 BARTON HILLS COUNTRY CLUB 435 Stein Road Eighth Page...................................................... 15.00 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103 Sixteenth Page.................................................. 10.00 Off. 662-8359, Res. 663-9213 Classified Ad (per column inch)................ 7.50 DISCOUNT RATE: One Year 10% BOARD OF DIRECTORS Note: Advertising fees may not be deducted KEVIN DUSHANE from the above rates. WABEEK COUNTRY CLUB 159 Willards Way Union Lake, Michigan 48085 Off. 851-1689, Res. 698-2924 MICHAEL EDGERTON MEADOWBROOK COUNTRY CLUB 3066 Sesame Howell, Michigan 48843 Off. 349-3608, Res. 517-546-5927 • • • CHARLES GAIGE LAKELANDS GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 7390 Rickett Brighton, Michigan 48116 Off. 231-3003, Res. 227-4617 Benham Chemicals Ken Boshell ED HEINEMAN Century Rain Aid WATERS EDGE COUNTRY CLUB 10531 Bellevue Crown Lubrication 81 Specialties Ltd. Grosse He, Michigan 48138 Golf Car Distributors Off. 675-0927, Res. 676-3095 Lakeshore Equipment Corporation Lawn Equipment Corporation FRITZ MCMULLEN, CGCS FOREST LAKE COUNTRY CLUB Lebanon/Agrico 3912 Fieldview W.F. Miller Garden 8» Equipment Orchard Lake, Michigan 48033 NAPB Off. 335-1410, Res. 363-8030 Oxford Peat Company CHRIS MYERS O.M. Scott & Son, Inc. BLOOMFIELD HILLS COUNTRY CLUB Wm. F. Sell & Son, Inc. 2831 Saturn Drive Lake Orion, Michigan 48035 Sprinkler Irrigation Supply Off. 642-0707, Res. 391-2074 Terminal Sales Corporation Tire Wholesalers, Inc. PRESIDENT EMERITUS Turfgrass, Inc. CLEM WOLFROM Turf Supplies, Inc. DETROIT GOLF CLUB USS Agri-Chemicals 530 Kendry Wilkie Turf Equipment Corporation Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48013 Off. 345-4589, Res. 334-0140 Worthington Wood Works, Ltd. save as much as 35% on But that’s not all. equipment in the process. The System is also a time Because, instead of buying saver that can cut your labor separately powered units for costs. Accessories mount on the each job, you buy only the Turf- back of the Turf-Truckster. Your Truckster and the modular men do their work quickly, SYSTEM. Cushman accessories you need. efficiently... and then move on So you pay less in total for to the next job at speeds up to Because the flexibility of the equipment... and have only one 22 mph. There’s less wasted Cushman Turf-Care System power unit to maintain. traveling time, so you get more saves you time and money. work out of each hour of labor Here’s how! cost. The System is built around The Cushman Turf-Care the rugged, versatile 18 hp Turf- CUSHMAN System. Versatility, superior Truckster, 3-or 4-wheel model. TURF-CARE performance, economy. It’s a With this one power source and EQUIPMENT tough system to beat. options, you can haul, spray, OMC-Lincoln, a Division of Write today for your free Outboard Marine Corporation spike, spread and top dress. And 6201 Cushman Drive Cushman Turf Care Catalog. P.O. Box 82409 Lincoln, Nebraska 68501 Kbu can’t beat the system* CALL NOW For a demonstration GOLF CAR DISTRIBUTORS and price quotation. 1980 W. Wide Track Drive (U.S. 10) Pontiac, Michigan 48058 (313) 338-0425 CUSHMAN Phone: (313) 338-0425 MICHIGAN AND BORDER CITIES GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP ROSTER AS OF MAY, 1980 Classification Code: CLASS AA MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR AT LEAST 25 (AA) YEARS AND RETIRED AS A SUPERINTENDENT. CLASS A UPON APPLICATION, AN APPLICANT MUST HAVE BEEN (A) A SUPERINTENDENT FOR THREE YEARS. CLASS B UPON APPLICATION HAVE LESS THAN THREE YEARS (B) EXPERIENCE AS A SUPERINTENDENT, AND BE PRESENTLY EMPLOYED AS A SUPERINTENDENT. CLASS D UPON APPLICATION, APPLICANT MUST BE EMPLOYED (D) BY A REGULAR MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION.' CLASS E RETIRED MEMBER. CLASS A, B, D OR F MEMBER (E) REACHING AGE 60, WHO IS RETIRED FROM GOLF BUSINESS. CLASS F ASSOCIATE MEMBERS. ANY PERSON WHO IS INTERESTED (F) IN OUR PROFESSION AND WISHES TO ADVANCE THIS ASSOCIATION AND THIS PERSON DOES NOT FIT INTO ANOTHER CLASSIFICATION. CLASS H HONORARY MEMBERS (H) CLASS l INACTIVE MEMBERS WHO BY REASON OF (I) UNEMPLOYMENT SICKNESS, OR OTHER ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCES HAS UPON HIS REQUEST BEEN PLACED IN THIS CLASSIFICATION. CLASS S TURFGRASS STUDENT (S) ★ INDICATES PAST PRESIDENT THE NATURAL SYSTEM It was conceived to solve your sign, bench, and teemarker problems. For more information write to: It was designed to fill your needs for quality, strength, durability, and good looks. It is constructed and carved by our craftsman— shipped to you ready for assembly. P.O. Box 131, Southfield, Ml 48037 It is a tribute to MOTHER NATURE. or call (313) 356-6615. ABBOT, ROLAND (Libby) A ASH, MARVIN A 119 E . C rane 473 Pillette Ct. Howell, Michigan 48843 Rochester, Michigan 48063 517-546-5785 Commerce Hills Country Club 363-5199 ASHE, PETER B 101 Williams Ct. ADKINS, JAMES (Janet) F Hillsdale, Michigan 49242 P.O. Box 278 439-5371 New Baltimore, Michigan 48047 Hillsdale Golf and Country Club 725-5797 437-7861 A to Z Building Service 725-9900 AX, NORMAN F AHO, WILLIAM F Lawn Equipment Corporation Parks and Recreation Dept. 398-3636 60 East Pike St. Pontiac, Michigan 48058 BARTON, ROGER (Virginia) A 3060 Rogue River Road ALTER, DONALD D Belmont, Michigan 49306 5039 Anatole 616-364-8561 Detroit, Michigan 48236 Blythefield Country Club The Detroit Golf Club 363-5945 ALTMAN, HOWARD (Keene) F BAUER, DALE (Lynn) A 151 Chealevoix 498 La Londe Clawson, Michigan 48017 Rochester, Michigan 48063 435-2879 Lakeshore Equipment and Supply 781-6375 Romeo Golf Course 1-800-321-5951 ANDERSON, JOSEPH (Donna) A BELL, RICHARD (Ronetta) A 29292 Adams 36176 Parkdale Gibralter, Michigan 48173 Livonia, Michigan 48150 676-8749 425-3751 West Shore G olf and Country Club Country Club of Lansing 675-2055 1900 Mt. Hope Lansing, Michigan 48910 APPLEGATE,JAMES H 2955 Packard Road BENHAM, DONALD (Norma) F Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 626-1111 Washtenaw Country Club Benham Chemical 664-3200 Office ARMSTRONG, JAMES (Irene) F 834-3010 Warehouse 33876 Mulvey Road Fraser, Michigan 48026 293-2742 BENISH, STEVE F J D Armstrong Landscape Co. 14406 Riverside 264-8803 Livonia, Michigan 48154 ( Scotts) Helping the superintendent P r o T u r f through turf research... ■ Controlled Release Fertilizers ■ Fungicides-Herbicides—Insecticides ■ Fertilizer/Pesticide Combinations ■ Soil Testing—Weed & Disease Identification sc o tts • lely • g a n d y spreaders Jim Brocklehurst Finest quality turfgrass seed—Fairways • Greens • Tees • Roughs Technical Representative Scotts Windsor and Victa blends 1964 Catalpa Berkley, Michigan 48072 Telephone: 313-547-9632 * B E RTONI, ANDREW (Evelyn) AA BRADSHAW, BURT F 40640 Eight Mile Road Lawn Equipment Corp. Northville, Michigan 48167 520 West Eleven Mile Cleary Co. Royal Oak, Michigan 48067 349-1708 398-3636 Bl DWELL, ALAN D BRANDON CGCS, RONALD (Jacquie K.) 5370 Normandy A Milford, Michigan 48042 12007 Riverbend Road 887-6958 Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439 Farmington Country Club 694-3942 553-3335 Warwick Hills Golf & Country Club 694-4952 BIDWELL, LEROY (Eleanor) A 3281 Royal Road BROCKLEHURST, JAMES ( Rosemary)F Union Lake, Michigan 48085 1964 Catalpa 363-2692 Berkley, Michigan 48072 Farmington Country Club 547-9632 474-8004 O.M. Scott & Sons 313-547-9632 BISHOP, LEO (Laura) A 4822 Elmhurst BROWN, NORMAN (Mary) A Royal Oak, Michigan 48073 5364 Tahoe Dr. 549-6829 Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 Pine Knob Country Club & Resort Green Oaks Golf Club 394-0000 482-2386 BOWERBANK, GEORGE F BROWN, ROBERT (Sally) D 34617 Fountain Blvd.
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