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THE INK SPOTS ... An outstanding and one of the top vocal groups in show business, this act is in a class by themselves. Recording artists; formerly with Decca and now on the Verve Label, their hit records of ?╟úIf I Didn?╟╓t Care?╟Ñ and ?╟úCoffee and Tea?╟Ñ have sold over a million copies. They are great favorites both in the United States and on the European contin- ent. Currently at Larry Potter?╟╓s Supper Club; they have also been featured at the Sands in Las Vegas; the Mapes in Reno; Amato?╟╓s in Portland; Chez Paree, Chicago; the Palace Theatre, New York; and numerous others. This attraction is definitely in the ?╟úDon?╟╓t Miss?╟Ñ category. OCTOBER HOSPITALITY DAY RECORDS MANY VOTERS! The slogan winning votes and in- fluencing people was ?╟úThink. Mink?╟Ñ when members flocked ?╟úTo the Polls in Stolls?╟Ñ for Hospitality Day lunch- eon on October 23rd! The day was great fun and Mrs. Charles Sill and her committee were voted most or- iginal in their treatment of this theme. Leo?╟╓s presented a fabulous ?╟úFantasy in Furs,?╟Ñ set off to advan- tage on glamorous member-models, the Mesdames Philip Cerro, Ted Hume, John Kovacevich, Mary Jaynes,: Herbert Neuman, Stanley Zemny and Jack Monan. Thank you, girls, for the day?╟╓s ZEST and ZING! IN MEMORIAM Sincere sympathy is extended to the families of Dr. S. W. Iseminger, Sheldon Krasnow, William Hackney and John Altstaetter. ATTENTION! Nuthin?╟╓ again in the bulletin box from you ol?╟╓ members! Lissen . . . we want this TOP OF THE TOWN paper to be OF . . . FOR . . .AND BY YOU, the members! Unfor- tunately we cannot know ALL 700 of you personally to relate your doin?╟╓s . . . but if you?╟╓ll supply the facts, we?╟╓ll give with the fantasy! You supply the verbs . . . we?╟╓ll toss around the VERB AGE! Agreed? Let?╟╓s hear from you! AND WE DO MEAN YOU! Page 2 * --------;--------------- PAST PRESIDENT STAG NIGHT November 14, 1956 HONORING I: ; JIM T RING 1 ? σ || Entertainment featuring | HOLLYWOOD STARS I 1 The World Renowned !j ; INK SPOTS ; ? σ I; ! Steak Dinner Bring a Guest | ___________________________ ?╟ú23 SHOPPING DAYS ?╟╓TIL XMAS?╟Ñ IS THEME OF HOSPITALITY DAY WHE . . .W! After next Hos- pitality Day on November the 27th, Christmas ?╟╓ll be just around the corner! Mrs. John Thatch, chair- man, has thoughtfully arranged to have scads of Christmas items dis- played from local stores to aid in our last minute shopping sprees . . . for after next Hospitality Day there will only be ?╟ú23 Shopping Days ?╟╓Til Christmas?╟Ñ! . . . the day?╟╓s theme. The cocktail hour is from noon until one o?╟╓clock when luncheon will be announced. Guests may be in- vited . . . door prizes will be drawn , . . spend a pleasant afternoon playing cards, the committee invites! On Mrs. Thatch?╟╓s committee are the Mesdames L. A. Biedermann, Tex Little, Ruth Hopkins; Alberta Tozzi, Louis Miller, William Grim- sted and C. K. Curry. u<7Ae ^lafi of The official publication of the Bakersfield Country Club, P. O. box 7, Hillcrest Center Branch, Bakers- field, California. Published once monthly for members of the organiz- ation. Dick Raymond..Publicity Chairman Zora Roscoe .....................Editor Herb Tagen ........ ...Club Manager OFFICERS President ...............Gould Fitch Vice-President Glen Ferguson Secretary ......Charles Webster, Jr. Treasurer .............Ben Hougham Address items?╟÷ Publicity, P.O. Box 7, Hillcrest Center Branch. TEA AND TALES... by Ye Ed. THE WELCOME MAT is out to friends of the Vincent Caspers . . . their new domicilium being 119 Panorama Drive. * * * And speaking of new homes . . . JACK and SHIRLEY REEDER have already broken ground for their DREAM HABITAT on Country Club Drive! * v 'r:?√ß * Friends of the FRANK GOLDMANS toasted their new casa at Cayucos with a HOUSEWARMING recently. Fad to catch on quickly was swim- ming in the fog, Mary Bonaventuri relates! * * * THE CARL REXROTH8 are now occupying their new manse on Flint Ridge Road which borders No. 5 fairway. ?√ßx * * Peggy Sill, Billie Muxlow, Marie Weekes and Terry Miller, sojourning in San Bernardino last week, played in the Women?╟╓s Two-day Invitational at Arrowhead Country Club. * * * BACK SAFE AND SOUND from a month?╟╓s motoring trip to Olney, Illinois, is DAN FEHRENBACHER who visited his brother and four sisters living there. # ; ' ?√ß * * ; ?√ß CONGRATULATIONS are due JERRY FEHRENBACHER, Dan?╟╓s grandson, who scored a HOLE-IN-ONE October 14th on No, 8! Playing with him and bearing witness were his golfiing pals Karl Jensen, Gary Crab- tree and Victor Manley. * -x * GEORGE BELLUOMINI and his hunting party brought back many bucks from Nevada recently . . . both SILVER and ANTLERED VARIETY. * * * HUNTSMAN NELSON ROSCOE bagged a moose and elk in Wyom- ing last month. * * * KENNY ALLEN flew his friends into Idaho for elk on their annual hunting safari. * * * FISHERMAN DR. F. E. WALTHALL, in Mexican waters off Coronados Island, bested quite a chunk of flailing fishflesh . . . A MARLIN weighing 173 pounds! Anyorre for bridge? Page 5 --- ?╟÷y----------^ GOLFING CALENDAR ! Nov. 2nd, Friday?╟÷Last day to qualify for Women?╟╓s Handi- | | cap Tourney. ' - Nov. 6th, Tuesday?╟÷Handicap j Tournament begins, ensuing | dates of play : 8th, 9th, 16th j | and 20th. | I ' Nov, ,13th, Tuesday^^\.^1!-y4|{$?i Open Day | \ Nov. 18th, Sunday?╟÷ Turkey | Shoot, partners?╟╓ best ball. ! 1 Nov. 2 7th, Tuesday?╟÷ Home j i team play. . | Nov. 30th, Friday-p-Guest day. || 1-------------------------------- > TURKEY SHOOT Choose your partner for Sunday, November 18th, and ?╟útrot?╟Ñ to the pro shop to sign up for the Turkey Shoot which Terry Miller has ar- ranged. It?╟╓s a mixed (guys ?╟╓n gals) partners?╟╓ best ball tourney for senior golfers. There will also be a special tourn- ey for players with handicaps over 35, so EVERYBODY play! Starting times will appear in the paper. En- try fee is $2.00 per person. F L ASH! BCC WOMEN SCORE VICTORY OVER VISALIA TEAM! Scoring 11 ^ points to Visalia?╟╓s J/2 point, BCC women made a sweeping victory in team play Octo- ber 26th when Visalia invaded the hilltop course: Despite this fact, Visalia remains in top place with 33 points, Stock- dale and Sunnyside are tied with 31 points, Fort Washington and BCG are tied with29j/2 and Kings County Golf Club, 25 points. Team Captain Doralee Beckel says most of our games have been played away from home and next spring when team play is resumed with many games played at home, our standing is bound to improve. BCC players are Ruby Kitchen, Terry Miller, Earline Riel, Blossom Terrano, Jean Mello, Gladys Ohls- son, June Jeffries and Doralee Beckel. (------------------------------- I PRO SHOP HAS PHONE Members may now call the | pro shop direct. For faster j service dial?╟÷ * 1 EM 6-8242 I