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2. MORE CUSTOMER SATIS• FACTION Cadillac Motor Divi­sion rated us third in the nation in customer satisfaction out of 1,600 Cadillac Dealers. For the past two years, we've been one of only 3 volume Cadillac dealers in the country to win the prestigious "National Service Excellence Award", based on our customer's response to the quality of our serv­ice. We also won the coveted Time Magazine Quality Dealer Award and Cadillac Master Dealer Award.

3. LONGEVITY We are in our 51 st year as a G.M. Dealer in San Francisco, longer than any other Bay area Cadillac Dealer. Family owned, not a chain dealership, this is our only business.

4. MORE EXPERIENCE Our personnel have over 600 combined years of experience and 55% have over 10 years of service. There's a continuity here, not a different face each visit.

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COVER STORY Seventy-two teams competed in the

Club-sponsored Trans-Tahoe Relay Meet this year, but the wind and the waves were high, and only 43 finished. One of them was our 'A' team which won the 14.4 mile swim in 6 hours, 12 minutes, as you will see on page 8.

Coach Dennis Berger took the cover picture and those inside to demonstrate nicely the versatility of our athletic staff. - THE EDITOR

OLYMPIAN is published monthly by The Olym­pic Club at The James H. Barry Company, 170 South Van Ness Avenue, San Francico, Califor­nia 94I03, and entered as second class matter at the Post Office at San Francisco under the Act of March 3, 1879. Editorial offices at 524 Post Street, San Francisco, California 94102. Manuscripts will not be returned unless accom­panied by a self-addressed stamped envelope. Subscription price, $13.00 per year. Single copies $1. IO each at Club Office. For advertis­ing rates, apply to advertising manager. To insure publication,' copy and changes should be sent to OLYMPIAN office not later than six weeks prior to publication. For prompt delivery of the magazine, Olympians should please notify the accounting department at 524 Post Street of any change of address.

OLYMPIAN (ISSN 0030-2163)

VOLUME 12 / OCTOBER, 1984 / NUMBER 10

7 Memo From Club President / HERBERT F. SUHR

8 Club Swimmers Win Trans-Tahoe Relays / BILL FOEHR

10 1984 Intermediate and Junior Golf Champions / BILL SHERMAN

11 Junior Golf Invitational

12 Junior/Juvenile Summer Program

13 Senior Golfers Midsummer Frolic

14 Lowell Victor In U .S.-Canadian Tennis Tourney

16 WGS Halloween Tournament Set October 30 / RUTH BRUSH

22 In Memoriam

24 Berger Named Handball, Squash Coach

24 Club Schedules Annual Meeting November 7

OLYMPIAN STAFF

EDITOR: ROGER VERRAN. ADVERTISING MANAGER: George M. Lively.

ART DIRECTOR: Tom Hall. STAFF WRITERS: Bill Buckner, Ruth Brush, C.P.

McCarthy, S. Barre Paul, M.D., George Rhodes, William Sherman, Jim Stephen­

son, Rawley Tandy, Tom Torriglia, Roger Williams. STAFF ARTISTS: Howard

Brodie, Joe Frazier, Gus Colichidas, Steve Hall, Nick Leaskou, Jack Martin, King

Harrington. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS: Tom Hall, Bob Palmer, Chet Patter­

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No two diamonds are ever exactly alike. They may vary slightly in color. They may have inclusions which serve as fingerprints as well as birth­marks proving natural origin. They may be cut in any number of dif­ferent ways. In fact, it's almost im­possible to cut two diamonds exactly alike, since each diamond betrays the handiwork of one person alone.

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More interesting facts next month.

SUNDAY

7 45th P1s101 Match & Ga'Tles U S Navy vs TOC

A·B-C Member Gues1 Tennis Tournament

Father•Son Goll Tournament

Brunch

and

14

Country-Brunch. Family Buffet and Dinner

21

Country· Brunch. Family Buffet and Dinner.

28

Country- Brunch. Family Buffet and Dinner.

MONDAY

1

Ladies· Invitational Golf Tournament Both Courses

8

15

22

29

OLYMPIC CLUB ACTI\JITIE:S CALENDAR

FOR

TUESDAY

2

Ladies· Invitational Golf Tournament. Both Courses

9

WGS Stroke Play. Northern Awards 2s Lake. 4s Ocean

16

WGS Match vs Par 4s Lake. 2s Ocean.

23

WGS Stroke Play, Best Low Net. 2s Both Courses Open Meeting.

30

WGS Halloween Tournament.

OCTOBER

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

3

Ladies Tennis Championships Members Only

Chorus Rehearsal. 5 30 pm.

10

Chorus Rehearsal. 5 30 pm

17

Chorus Rehearsal. 5 30 pm

24

Chorus Rehearsal, 5:30 p.m.

31

Chorus Rehearsal, 5:30 p.m.

4

WSS Bridge Lessons. 10 30 a.m City Buffet 6 to 9 p m

11 SGA Invitational Golf Tournament WSS Bridge Lessons. 10 30 a.m City Buffet. 6 to 9 pm

18

WSS Bridge Lessons. 10:30a.m City Buffet. 6 to 9 p m

25

WSS Bridge Lessons, 10:30 a.m. City Buffet. 6 to 9 pm

5

Country Dinner. 6 30 to 10 p m Dancing to music by Jimmy Diamond 9 00 p.m to 12:00 a.m.

12

Country Dinner. 630 to 10 p.m

Dancing to music by Jimmy Blass 9 p m. to 12 a.m.

19

Country Dinner. 6 30 to 10 p m Dancing to music by Judy Dennis · 9pm to 12a.m

26

Country Dinner, 630 to 10 p.m Dancing to music by· Judy Dennis 9pmto12a.m.

CITY CLUBHOUSE

6 Ladies Mixed lnv1ta110na1 Goll Tournamen1

A-B·C Member·Gues 1

Tennis Tournament

Country Dinner 630to10pm

to music by Jimmy 9 pm to 12a m

13 lnterclub Tennis Tournament. T.O.C. vs. Pebble Beach Country Dinner. 6 30 to 10 p m Dancing to music by Jimmy Blass 9 pm to 12 a.m.

20 Country Dinner. 630to10pm

Oktoberfest 9 pm. to 12 a.m.

27 Turkey Tennis

Tournament Tennis Banquet.

Country Country Dinner, 6 30 to 10 pm Dancing to music by John Shine 9pm to12a.m.

Breakfast-Main Dining Room. . 7:00 am to 10:00 am, Monday thru Friday Luncheon-Main Dining Room. 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm. Monday thru Friday

-Grill Room. 11 :30 am to 2:00 pm, Monday thru Friday Dinner•Main Dining Room 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Thursday (Buffet)

COUNTRY CLUBHOUSE . 7:00 am to 10:30 am. Saturday, Sunday. Holidays

Brunch-Main Dining Room.... . . . . . . . . . 10:00am to 2:00 pm. Sunday only Luncheon-Grill Room. . 11 :00 am to 2:30 pm. Wednesday thru Sunday, Holidays

-Main Dining Room . 12:00 pm to 2:30 pm, Tuesday thru Friday Dinner•Main Dining Room. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6:30 to 10:00 pm, Friday 6:30 to 10:00 pm, Saturday and 5:00 to 8:00 pm. Sunday IBuffet & A ta Carte)

GENERAL INFORMATION Buffets. City & Country, Games Night. co·untry. $14 50 per person Sunday Buffet. Country. $9 50 per person

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NOVEMBER SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY

1 SGA Get-Better-Acquainted Golf Tournament. WSS Bridge Lessons, 10:30 a.m. City Buffet, 6 to 9 p.m.

4 5 6 7 8

WSS Bridge Club's Annual Lessons,

Country - Brunch Meeting, 8 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Family Buffet Chorus Rehearsal, City Buffet, and Dinner. WGS Guest Day. 5:30 p.m. 6 to 9 p.m.

11 12 13 14 15 WSS Bridge

111v1tational Nor. Lessons, Cal. Handball 10:30 a.m. Tournament SGA Annual Dinner Country-Brunch, Dance, Country. Family Buffet WGS Turkey Chorus Rehearsal, City Buffet, and Dinner. Tournament. 5:30 p.m. 6 to 9 p.m.

ARIZONA

Arizona Club, Phoenix

CALJFORNIA

Los Angeles Athletic Club and Affiliated Clubs The Los Angeles Club

Reciprocal Clubs In order to take advantage of the recip­rocal privileges with the following Clubs, members must obtain a card of introduc­tion to the host Club. Please contact the Front Office of the City Club.

Pasadena Athletic Club

COLORADO

The Denver Athletic Club

IIAWAII

Outrigger Canoe Club, Honolulu The Pacific Club, Honolulu

lNDIANA

Indianapolis Athletic Club, Inc.

lOWA

Des Moines Club

MARYLAND

The Kenwood Golf and Country Club

MASSACHUSETTS

Harvard Club of Boston

MINNESOTA

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Minneapolis Athletic Club Saint Paul Athletic Club

MISSOURI

Kansas City Athletic Club Missouri Athletic Club, St. Louis

NEBRASKA

Lincoln University Club

NEW YORK

Downtown Athletic Club, NYC New York Athletic Club, NYC

NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte Athletic Club, Inc.

Omo The Cincinnati Ciub, Inc. Cleveland Athletic Club The Toledo Club

FRIDAY SATURDAY

2 3

Country Dinner, Country Dinner, 6:30 to 10 p.m. 6:30 to 10 p.m. Dancing to music by Dancing to music by Walt Tolleson Walt Tolleson 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. 9 p.m. to 12 a.m.

9 10 Invitational Nor. Cal. Handball Invitational Nor. Cal. Tournament Handball Tournament Fathers-Daughters Fathers-Daughters Night, Country, Night, Country, Dinner- Dancing-Show. Dinner-Dancing-Show.

16 17 Big Game Night

Country Dinner, Country Dinner, 6:30 to 1 O p.m. 6:30 to 10 p.m. Dancing to music by Dane ing to music by Judy Dennis Judy Dennis 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. 9 p.m. to 12 a.m.

OREGON

Multnomah Athletic Club, Portland PENNSYLVANIA

Pittsburgh Athletic Association TEXAS

Dallas Athletic Club Country Club The Fort Worth Club The Houston Club

UTAH

Alta Club, Salt Lake City Ambassador Athletic Club, Salt Lake City

WASHINGTON

The Spokane Club Washington Athletic Club, Seattle

WISCONSIN

Milwaukee Athletic Club

AUSTRALIA City Tattersall's Club, Sydney The Lakes Golf Club, Sydney Tattersall's Club, Brisbane Tattersall's Club, Sydney

CANADA The Montreal Amateur Athletic Association The Mount Stephen Club, Montreal The Ontario Club, Toronto Terminal City Club, Vancouver Vancouver Lawn Tennis and Badminton Club

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THE OITMPIC CLUB COMMITTEES ACTIVITIES Richard X. Waters, Chairman Donald A. Bering William G. Faris William P. Lynch, Jr. Anthony R. Sanchez-Corea Joseph P. Stretch

ATHLETIC W. Reed Foster, Chairman Mark Avelar Lewis E. Cook, Jr. John P. Dudeck Robert L. Kahl Anthony J. Martorana, Jr. Gerald E. Nourse Larry Wilkins Richard A. Young

BUILDING David W. Leventhal, Chairman Bernard P. Hagan Michael J, King Scott R. Loring Robert B. Roche James H. Trevor

CITY HOUSE Bruce L. Scollin, Chairman William Breslan T. Max Kniesche Ill Raymond W. Perkins Douglas J. R. Smith Robert A. Sonnenberg

COUNTRY CLUB Robert Gould, Chairman Lloyd Aubry Carl E. Borders, Jr., M.D. Tom Caddell Ralph L. Cicurel Art Hileman Laurence Lange Leslie M. Lawrence James B. Leaskou Calvin R. Myers William J. Smith Richard C. Specht

FINANCE David P. Dawson, Chairman W. Penn Arnett Chester R. MacPhee, Jr. Theodore E. Nelson Roger Staples Charles J. Willin

FORWARD PLANNING J. Raymond Healy, Chairman Robert R. Callan Michael P. Ferro Tevis P. Martin, Jr. Edward Molkenbuhr, Jr.

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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS-1984 Herbert F. Suhr, President James J. Doherty J. Russell Levikow, Vice President James G. Shea, Secretary Theodore E. Nelson, Treasurer

Frank M. Heffernan, Jr. M. Peter Lillevand Gilbert Papazian

W. Penn Arnett James P. Conn

INVESTMENT AND ENDOWMENT Dr. G. Stephen Jizmagian, Chairman Leonard C. Asiano Frank J. Glynn Allan Hitchcock Wallace Sheehan, Jr. Thomas W. Witter James M. Stewart, Ex Officio

JUNIOR/~UVENILE Robert D. Woerner, Chairman Raymond J. Arata, Jr. Richard P. Doyle, D.D.S. Walter J, Farrell Peter T, Grassi Edward J. Lynch

LEGAL E. Neal McGettigan, Chairman John J. Conneely Richard J. Lucas, Esq.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Robert L. Durand, M.D., Director Francis J. Doyle, M.D., Asst. Dir. Ban C. Lally, M.D., Asst. Dir.

MEMBERSHIP Michael P, Ferro, Chairman Robert R. Callan Tevis P. Manin, Jr.

OLYMPIAN Edward E. Foulkes, Chairman Alessandro Baccari Dan Bonfigli

PROPERTIES John G. Hurd, Chairman William E. Callan Clyde Cournale John N. Dayton Scott P. Johnson Clyde C. Rogers C. Jay Scott, III David A. Thompson David J. Ware

TENNIS Rudy Enjaian, Chairman Dale L. Ames Robert Aune Richard Bechelli Alben H. Manin Kenneth L. Serafin

CLUB STAFF Thomas D. Marquoit, General Manager Robert Marshall, Controller Christian J. Kramer, Manager, City Club Keith D. Melton, Manager, Country Club

Roger Staples Charles J. Willin

COMMISSIONERS John S. Werle, Basketball Thomas A. Barth, Deputy Basketball Fred W. Ruhland, Chorus William R. Tubbs, Deputy Chorus Leonard A. Fregosi, Handball Roger B. Martin, Deputy Handball Thomas J. Molumphy, Junior Golf John P. Dudeck, Physical Fitness William G. Hayden, M.D., Pistol George R. Manin, Deputy Pistol Michel Dunia, Jr., Rifle Charles "Curtis" Jones, Deputy Rifle Paul V. Carmichael, Running and Marathon Theodore L. Althausen, Deputy Running and Marathon Robert C. Ribak, Shotgun Woodrow S. Herve, Deputy Shotgun Michael McNulty, Senior Soccer William S. Kaplan, Spin and Swim T. Max Kniesche Ill, Deputy Spin and Swim F. Thomas Huster, Squash James F. Feutz, Deputy Squash William L. Ferdon Ill, Junior/Juvenile Swimming James M. Beglinger, Masters Swimming Robert R. Momsen, Deputy Masters Swimming William M. Foehr, Rough Water Swimming Robert B. Clevenger, Deputy Rough Water Swimming Michael John Loughlin, Water Polo Edward V. King, Jr., Deputy Water Polo

1984 SENIORS' GOLF ASSOCIATION

Henry L. Cuniberti, M.D., President C. J. (Bud) Scollin, Vice President Richard Specht, Secretary Elmer Gavello, Treasurer Walter Giubbini, Tournamenl Chairman Frank Calegari, Tournamenl Co-Chairman Charles J. Willin, Tournamenl Co-Chairman William Keays, Membership James R. McManus, Special Events Frank Calegari, Pub/icily

1984 WOMEN'S GOLF SECTION Gladys Kennedy, Captain Ernestine Campagnoli, Co-Caplain and

WGANC Representalive Nele Needham, Secretary Dawn Donnellan, Treasurer Doris Barbata, Tournament Chairman Terry Pierce, Co-Chairman Dorothy Keays, Co-Chairman Nancy Hoedt, Invilational Chairman Barbara Azevedo, Co-Chairman Marjorie Goodwin, Co-Chairman Isobel Hamilton, Handicap Chairman Irene Wall, Co-Chairman Mary Fergus, Scores Chairman Esther O'Riordan, Co-Chairman Margaret Duff, Rules Chairman Trude Cushing, New Members Chairman Una Moloney, Decorations and Social Chairman Marjorie Diepenbrock, Co-Chairman Ruth Brush, News Editor Marion Renneckar, Ex Officio

MEMO &0111 our Club Preside11t

I am delighted to announce the return of both Tom Marquoit, our General Manager, and Melanie Twohy,

our Executive Secretary. Tom had a triple by-pass on August 31, and Melanie had major surgery two days earlier. I would like to thank all of the Olympians who showed great concern and interest in their welfare.

In the October 1 statement you received notice of an in­crease in monthly dues, green fees and tennis fees. I would like to assure you that the increase was executed only after an extensive study by the Finance Committee and manage­ment and thorough review by the Board. On an individual basis, the monthly increase was modest, but spread over the entire membership the net improvement to cash flow will enable the Club to keep moving forward with its capital improvements and maintenance projects. I would point out that even with these monthly increases, there is no better club buy in the Bay Area when you consider all of the facilities and service that are available. The waiting list for both regular membership and golf privileges do indeed

support this economic viewpoint. At long last the Portman organization has commenced

demolition of the garage next to the city clubhouse. It is ex­pected that it will take two years to build the 350 room lux­ury hotel. In the meantime, there will be inconvenience in the form of sidewalk barricades, noise, dust and most im­portant, the lack of next door parking, although there are many garages in the near vicinity of the Club. We hope the construction work will not deter you from using the Club, particularly the dining rooms.

With regard to the use of the City Club Main Dining Room, members of the Women's Social Section may now use the facility unaccompanied by a gentleman member of the Club. The same dining privilege which has been in ef­fect for years at the country clubhouse for Social Section members is now also in effect in the city clubhouse main dining room. Membership in the Women's Social Section is available through the Membership Secretary at the City Club. HERBERT F. SUHR

Olympian Daughters will all love to go to the annual

FATHER~DAUGHTER NIGHTS

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 & SATIJRDAY, NOVEMBER 10

COUNTRY CLUB

• • • • FEATURING

Complimentary cocktails before dinner for dads, and soft drinks and punch for the young ladies 6:00-7:30

Dinner served at 7:30 Fantastic stage show

Dancing until midnight Price: $30.00 per person

All tables set for 10 persons

Extra Bonus: Complimentary Caricature Sketches for the Young Ladies

RESERVATIONS NECESSARY: 587-4800 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9 RESERVED

FOR MEMBERS ONLY

7

SWIMMERS BATTLE THREE■FOOT WAVES IN TRANS■TAHOE RELAY MEET

Club "A" Team wins Open Division in 6 hours, 12 minutes. "D" Team places third. 72 teams compete in annual OC-sponsored event.

by Bill Foehr

I F A PICTURE is worth ten thousand words, then recall the opening

footage from the early 60's "Victory at Sea" TV series and you will appreciate the water conditions confronting six Olympic Club relays which, together

with 72 other teams, competed in the annual Club-sponsored Trans-Tahoe Swimming Relays from Sand Harbor, Nevada, to Chambers Landing, Cali­fornia.

For the first time in nine years, it was not water temperature which took its

toll; instead it was a 25 m.p.h. west wind which whipped up three-foot waves causing almost as many prob­lems for participants in the boats as for swimmers in the water.

Finishing first in the mens 25 + Relay was the Winged O "A" Team composed of Jim Griffith (Captain), Randy Williams, Jim Beglinger, Ed King, Mike Garibaldi and Ed Rudloff, Jr. in a time of 6 hours 12 minutes.

Close behind and finishing third in the 25 + in 6 hours 13 minutes was the Olympic Club "D" Relay; Jim Purcell (Captain), Post, Barthold, Dietrich, Hendrickson, Vanelli.

The Club's depth showed as less than 1 minute separated our two teams.

Other Olympic Club teams finishing were:

25 + "B,, (7th Open Divison) McNellis (Captain)

Creveling Clevenger Carlson Ferdon

Reid 25 + "C" (16th Open Divison)

Oviatt (Captain) Hubbel Ward

Lavelle Mah6ney

Laird 40+ "A,, (2nd 40+)

Gay Raven

Cartwright (Captain) Rice Hill

Harwood 40 + "B" (5th 40 +) Coghlan (Captain)

Foehr Clark Jones

Gaylord Sanborn

A challenging schedule of qualifying swims in San Francisco Bay arranged by outgoing Rough Water Commis­sioner, Bill Foehr, fully prepared club members for weather and water condi­tions which caused 29 of the starting teams not to finish.

Special thanks to Rawley Tandy, Susie Byars and the rest of the Club employees and members for all of their advance preparation and race day help.

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Ray Churton, lnter!Tl6diate Division

by Bill Sherman

R AY Churton won the Olympic Club Club Intermediate with a 78-83-

161 total, finishing 8 shots in front of John Doherty, his closest competitor in the Intermediate field. Steve Molinelli finished third.

In Intermediate Low Net scoring,

~

Intermediate Low Net winner Ken Hare.

OUR 1984 INTERMEDIATE AND JUNIOR

GOLF CHAMPIONS

Ken Hare put together rounds of 68-76 for a 144 total, blitzing the field by 10 shots. Kevin Pera was second with 154 followed by Mike Patt at 163.

In the Junior division, Ben Furth, the amazing 16-year-old, for the second consecutive year put together the best gross score of the tournament,

John Doherty.

Ben Furth, Junior Division

tallying 81 on the Ocean and 79 on the Lake for a 160 total.

Second place in the Juniors went to Mike Fabian who had the lowest 18-hole medal score with a 74 on the Ocean course. This was particularly notable because gale force winds were blowing in from the Pacific Ocean

continued on page 20

Junior Low Net winner Matt Kennedy.

KENNEDY-FITZGERALD VICTORS IN JUNIOR INVITATIONAL

Dees-Stephens capture low net honors.

l/1 Cliff B cthel, Mike Doherty, Chris Wright, Rick Glosser. Kai Vance.

Steve Molinelli scored a hole in one.

--------------~ 2-MAN BEST BALL

LAKE COURSE Low Gross

1. Matt Kennedy-Jim Fitzgerald 73 2. Kevin Clark-Jeff Biggam 76 3. Rick Glosser-Chris Wright 79

Low Net

1. Mike Dees-Rich Stephens 64 2. Mark Molumphy-Chris Aliaga 66 3. Tim Dees-Steve Starr 67

Closest-to-hole

Kai Vance 14'4½"

Joe Jezukewicz,

Jeff Callan,

Steve Starr,

Tim Dees.

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JUNIOR/JUVENILE SUMMER PROGRAM A RESOUNDING SUCCESS

Coaches add instruction in many new sports and skills. Excellent response from young members and their parents.

It was a

SENIOR GOLFERS MIDSUMMER FROLIC

joyous affair for Martin Greaney, Ken Jones, Sam Pappageorge and Ray Perin who placed first with a net 65.

J3 Top Teams

1. Greaney, Jones, Pappageorge, Perin 65 2. Flynn, Holland, Passantino, Camillo 66 3. Bouque, Casassa, Loveless, Merrick 67 4. Laveroni, McManus, Pellegrini, Price 67 5. Aubry, Cosgrove, Gellmann 68 6. Cuniberti, DiBene, Hubenette,

Maceachen 68 7. Bracco, Calegari, Harder, Moloney 68 8. Harrington, Gavel lo, McDowell 69

Closest-to-hole

1. De Rose 3'9" 2. Keays 10'9"

Winners Ray Perin, Sam Pappageorge, Martin Greaney, Ken Jones.

Ed Harder, Sean Moloney, John Bracco, Frank Calegari.

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BUYING CARPET DOESN'T HAVE TO BE A PERILOUS EXPERIENCE.

Poor Pauline! Went shopping for carpet and got taken for a ride. Fast talking salesmen ... confusing claims.

If only she had jumped on the right track and headed for the big carpet sale at Conklin Bros.

And prices so low ... Pauline would stop the train to catch the savings. Only at Conklin Bros.

fine carpet fashions by ~)-

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Ron Lowell victor in U.S.-Canadian tennis tourney

-------- "You can count 011 us ... people have since 1880" _______ _.

Olympian Ron Lowell and his partner Bob Hill, representing the United States, won the Number 2 Doubles championship in the 36th annual Gordon Trophy tennis competi• tion between United States and Canadian Seniors. Ron was selected to play by the United States Tennis Association. His selection was based on a series of victories in the California State, the New Mexico State and the Arizona State Seniors tourna­ments. He was nationally ranked in men's 45 and 50 doubles in 1982.

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Owning the best is better than renting it . .. Especially if it's across the street from The Olympic Club.

Call: 474-7333 ask for: J oho MacKay, Olympian

or: Bob Sarpolis

Proprietary interests are now available for Olympians in the top three floors of the Pacific Plaza Hotel.

CLUB DON/\TELLO • At the Pacifo: Plaza Hotel· 501 Post Stred· San Franos,.,:v, Cr\ Y4102 • 4!5/474~7333

CLUB DONATELLO

S YOU SHOULD KNOW

~ w m2t HERD & CO., REALTORS

• HOMES • INVESTMENTS • TAX SHELTERS

100 Skyline Plaza Melanie & Niel

Hildebrand

Daly City, California 94015 992-4900/755-6435

Les Vogel, Jr. President

Phil Vogel Vice President

Donald A. Bering Sales Manager

Leslie Leasing Company SINCE 1949

All Makes of True ks and Autos

393 El Camino Real 2955 Kerner Blvd. So. San Francisco, Ca. 94080

(415) 873-7120 San Rafael, Ca. 94901

(415) 459-0293

222 San Bruno Avenue San Bruno, Ca. 94066

(415) 589-8850

2800 Cleveland Ave., Suite 14 Santa Rosa, Ca. 95401

(707) 542-8451

Curt Hayden Vlee President, Sales

From a Family

of Florists

Since 1900

Vince Rovetti Olympian

DON-EM TRAVEL CENTER

TOURS - COMMERCIAL TRAVEL CRUISE SPECIALISTS

703 Market St. • 3rd Floor San Francisco, Ca 94103

(415) 495.4959

ROSSI AND ROVETTI Two Locations

West Portal • 365 West Portal

San Francisco 94127 • 566-2260

Hyatt Regency Hotel 421-4145

Open 7 days a week

Michael A. DeNunzio C.F.R.E. President

Western Division

WILLIAM GABRIEL

Greg Corvi

STEVE MARTI

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COMMUNITY COUNSELLING

SERVICE CO., INC. HEALTH• EDUCATION• RELIGIOUS•

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(415) 392-5395

RESTAURANT 447 PINE ST.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA. 415-421-7104

CORVI CONSTRUCTION General Contractor

Calif. Lie. 351163

1292 Jenevein Ave. San Bruno, CA 94066

Phone 588-2172

LUNCH• DENNER• TAKE-OUT• COCKTAILS

ln the Financial District 244 Front Street 989-1866

• Across From Golden Gate Park • 770 Stanyan Street 668-2038

TONY FRISCIA Olympian

San Francisco

Shell Fish "Dee Lish"

A. FRISCIA SEA FOODS Wholesale Sea Food Dealers

555 Francisco Street, San Francisco, CA. 94133 673-8650 & 673-8652

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The Hermann Associates, Inc. Companies The Hermann Name Has Meant Security Since 1889

The Safe Mart

Safes & Lockers for valuable papers, money, jewelry, pistols & rifles, computer tapes & discs.·

Chairman

Bank Orayage

Machinery & Safe Movers Specialty movers

and installers serving building managers,

contractors, utilities, banks & savings & loans

(415) 285-8486 1405 Indiana Street, San Francisco 94107 (415) 282-5494

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210 Post St.• 3rd Floor 415-781-0063 San Francisco, CA 94108

WGS HALLOWEEN TOURNAMENT SET FOR OCTOBER 30

Lucille Feeney scores a net 66 in Northern

Awards Day play.

by Ruth Brush

W ITH the Invitationals behind us, the year winds down with the

Halloween Tournament set for October 30. Time will tell what Chairman Doris Barbata and her Co-Chairmen Terry Pierce and Dorothy Keays have in store for us for this special event. Watch the bulletin board for format and signup sheets.

Northern Awards day saw Lucille Feeney with a great 66 net on the Lake Course, a 95 with a 29 handicap, a very nice game! Tyke Glaser in second place in Class A, Ann Kingsbury third. Nele Needham led Class B, Ernestine Cam­pagnoli and Cele Andrews tied for second. Gloris Greco won Class A on the Ocean Course, Doris Barbara second place, Adrienne Antonini third. Mercedes Bianco first in Class B, Bar­bara Giles first in Class C.

The Iron Tournament always has a small field on the Lake Course, but the winners there didn't miss their wood clubs at all. Pat Hermann showed her iron skill as she led the field, Bobbie Harris and Betty Duca following in second and third place. Three times as many women played the Ocean Course. Barbara Azevedo Class A win­ner with a nice 94, Margaret Duff right behind her with a 95 in Class A. Janet Leuenberger won Class B, even with a broken toe. Ernestine Campagnoli second. In Class C Mollie McGee was first, Marge Cowan second. This is the first year we've had Marge with us on Tuesdays, a nice addition to our group.

Best Low Net day, winners tied for Lake Course winners, Ellen Meyer and Ginny Atwood, Tyke Glaser in second place. Una Moloney, Eleanor Shea, and Joan Levy winners in Class B. Jean Tollini captured Low Net on the Ocean, Coralie Ferro and Janet Leuen­berger (still limping) tied for second. Lee Ellis and Eileen Griffin first in Classes B and C.

Good turnout on Guest Day with continued on page 18

S YOU SHOULD KNOW

Al Scoma

JOHN R. AUSTIN

Scoma's by The Pyramid Seafood & Spirits

565 Clay Street San Francisco, California 94111 415 - 434-2345

Al Scoma's downtown restaurant.

AU$TIN & COMPANY Financial Advisory Services

Complimentary Private Consultation for Olympians (By Appointment)

322 Austin at 1537 Franklin 415/9-AUSTIN San Francisco, CA 94109 Direct line:415/928-7846

Registered Principal Financial Planners Equity Corporation Broker-Dealer/Registered Investment Advisor

DE WOLF REALTY CO. Property Management

"Since 1879"

4330 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94118 Near Sixth Avenue - 221-2032

O.A. (Bill) Talmage William A. Talmage

San Francisco "\ 0?-o~ A Tradition for over Half a Century

~ • ~ #8 Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco, California

Your Host: Joey Alioto (415) 673-0183

THE FINEST JEWELRY ~ GEMS COST YOU NO MORE ..

... at Azevedo. We are uniquely qualified as Graduate Gemologists of the Gem­

ological Institute of America. Our extensive selection of fine gemstone jewelry and our reputation for expertise and integrity are good reasons for visiting us soon!

Olympic Club Member

Jewelers • Gemologists

21 O Post St. • 3rd Floor

781-0063

THE BOHAN MANAGEMENT CO. Real Estate Management

200 Green Street San Francisco, CA 94111

JAMES C. BOHAN President (415) 433-5111

David F. Ravetti Broker

RED CARPET REAL ESTATE

DAVID F. RAVETTI Associates

Complete Real Estate Services

David N. Ravetti Broker

333 West Portal Avenue, San Francisco, 681-1040

U. J. (Al) Bottalla

Bus. Phone (415) 565-2269 Home Phone (415) 821-1922

Membership and Insurance Services For:

HOME OWNERS AUTOMOBILES HIGH-LIMIT ACCIDENT

Sales Representative 150 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, CA. 94101

Ginnie Anderson ROUND HILL

COUNTRY CLUB

GOLF COURSE LIVING Just 35 Minutes Out Of San Francisco

At Four Choice Country Clubs

DIABLO • BLACKHAWK CROW CANYON • ROUND HILL

"Come To This Valley Of Sunshine" In The East Bay Hills

ROUND HILL SALES PAVILION ALAMO, CALIFORNIA 820-4000

Shell Building Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS

Free Delivery Service in Financial District

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102 Bush Street San Francisco Donald C. de Zordo Telephone 981-5373

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LOS ANGELES ONE-OF-A-KIND HOTEL

Only enormous suites with kitchens, just 7 minutes from LAX

Surrounded by hundreds of yachts bobbing in the Pacific

A setting reminiscent of a fine country club, with tennis, swimming, racquetball, health spa, excellent restaurants, luxurious penthouses, and exceptional meeting facilities including a corporate concierge floor

Surprisingly, at about the cost of standard hotels

MARINA CITY CLUB RESORT HOTEL Los Angeles' one-of-a-kind hotel

Call your travel agent or toll free (800) 282-2212 From California (800) 221-8843

Four unique settings with views from the cliffs

high above the sea. Sea Food and Beverage Co.: Enjoy fresh seafood caught daily from the sea below your window. Enjoy a sunset. Or join us for our very special Sunday brunch. Phineas Barnacle: For a light meal, hot lrjsh Coffee blends and other soothing beverages, sit warm by the fire­place or watch the surf swirl and crash beneath you. Upstairs at The Cliff House: Join us in an Eden-like setting among Boston Ferns. Enjoy your choice of forty tantalizing omelettes, sandwiches, soups and salads. Ben Butler Room: A warm, antique-filled parlor by the sea. Yours for a quiet drink and a friendly conversation.

OUR TERRACE ROOM AVAILABLE FOR ELEGANT PRIVATE PARTIES

OPEN EVERYDAY AT SEAL ROCKS

386-3330

Spin and Swim teams ready for final drive

At the half way mark in the Spin and Swim competition, most of the indi­vidual leaders had reached or were nearing the maximum yearly total of 1600 laps. These included Glynn Jones, Rick Keller, Don Campbell, Arnold Weber, Bill Defries, J.C. Cala, Lincoln McGill, Dennis Rice and Pierre Merle. In team competition, the Sharks still looked like winners, but the Sea Lions, the Swordfish and the Seals are putting on an exciting year-end drive.

LADIES GOLF continued

many clubs represented. On the Lake Low Gross for members was won by Ellen Meyer, on the Ocean by Lucille Feeney. Class A on the Lake won by Ann Kingsbury, Class B by Joan Meyer (Ellen's daughter and one of our newest members). On the Ocean Joan Levy won in Class A, Mercedes Bianco Class B. Another new member we are very happy to have with us is Elena Merrick who needs no introduction!

Our next Guest Day will be Novem­ber 6, Election Day. Play, then VOTE!

I ; t • i!,!.4■ • • • ROMEO Drayage

& Warehousing Co.

PUBLIC WAREHOUSING

San Francisco - San Leandro Domestic and Custom Bonded

Trucking service daily throughout the greater Bay Area.

1301 6th Street San Francisco, California 94107

1952 Williams Street San Leandro, California 94577

DRAYAGE 863-6934

WAREHOUSING 863-6938

TOM FAENZI Vice President, General Manager

'.IANS YOU SHOULD KNOW

LATCH & SO CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES

A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION

1233-37 Van Ness Ave. (at Sutter) San Francisco

Specializing in neck, back and nerve disorders

Lloyd E. Latch, D.C. OLYMPIC CLUB MEMBER

David K. Randolph Co-owner

Lloyd E. Latch, D.C . ........ 775-4204

FARROADS INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL & TOURS Air-Ship-Rail-Bus - Anywhere In the World

• CRUISE SPECIALISTS

• GROUP TOURS • TRAVEL & STUDY TOURS

• BUSINESS & CONVENTION TRAVEL

Serving Major Airlines • Major Credit Cards Accepted No Extra Charge for Our Service • Free Ticket Delivery

51 Combon Drive, San Francisco, CA. 94132 (Parkmerced) • Phone: (415) 586-3040

Leonard 5. Mee

Henry Castellanos An Olympian Since 1932

Kevin T. Scarpelli Vice President

MOUNTAIN SPRINGS WATER CO. Spring Water

or

Distilled Water

Delivered Fresh Daily to Your

Home or Office

895 Innes Avenue, San Francisco 824-1131

MERCED MEDICAL PHARMACY In Lakeside Medical Center Bldg.

Lakeside's Only Exclusive Prescription Pharmacy

Sick Room Supplies Convalescent Aids

Emergency Oxygen Charge Accounts

2645 OCEAN AVENUE 584-6043

Today's Prescription is the biggest health bargain in History ... "

wedbush noble, cooke, inc.

Member of all Principal Secttrities Exchanges

142 Sansome Street, Fifth Floor San Francisco, California 94104

(415) 986-3330

•• SINCE Ul80

CARPET • TILE • WOOD VINYL

STEVE LYON

DAN CALLAHAN

(415) 282-1822

John P. Shiels 9 Bay Area Locations Bill Haskell

1100 Selby St., San Francisco, 94124

Law offices of

MACK, HAZLEWOOD, FRANECKE & TINNEY

A Complete Service Law Firm

Serving Louis S. "Gig" Business & Individuals Richard

Franecke Hazlewood 221 Pine Street, Suite 500 San Francisco, CA 94104

(415) 391-1560

T. Weatherly Kemp

T. WEATHERLY KEMP associated with

CALENDER-ROBINSON CO., INC.

500 Sansome Street 986-4078 San Francisco 94111

INSURANCE SPECIALIST for

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY

Since 1947 • State Contractors License #285780

Coulter· s Carpet Service Inc. SALES • SERVICE

INSTALLATIONS • REPAIRS • BINDING CARPETING • VINYLS

OLLIE COULTER• GARY COULTER

150 Starlite, South San Francisco• 761-0718

Gilmore Envelo1le Corp.

Howard N. Gilmore

325 VALLEY DRIVE

BRISBANE

467-6000

DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTI.iRERS OF PLAIN A;\;!) PRINTED ENVELOPES

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FRANKAHERN CONSTRUCTION QUALITY AND INTEGRITY IN BUILDING AT AFFORDABLE PRICES.

Thinking of remodeling your kitchen or bath? Need more closet space or a greenhouse window? But you don't know where to start?

We'll be happy to advise you,. for a free consultation call Frank Ahern.

(Professional design help available if needed)

COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION/REMODELING REFERENCES TELEPHONE 330-7084 LICENSE #293 685

Service .. Quality.

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PRINTING CO.

520 BRYANT ST.· TELEPHONE 397-1534

JOE ZABLOCKI

OLYMPIANS: WHEN YOU NEED A CAR

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WE'RE CLOSE, BUT NOT NEXT DOOR. We appreciate our past association, and look forward to serving you at our new location:

531 Sutter Street, 474-5300 (off Powell)

550 O'Farrell Street, 474-5300 Fisherman's Wharf, 433-3332

(500 Bay Street)

Pier 1 Embarcadero, 397-5567 (Ferry Building)

We feature GM cars like this Oldsmobile Cutlass. We feature GM cars.

GORDON FEIST Vice President

Since 1928

S and C ~IOTORS 11\"C. WEST'S LARGEST FORD DEALER

Specializing in Fle2t Sales and Leasing Used Cars - Trucks - New Fords

Body Shop - Parts and Service Department

2001 Market Street, San Francisco 94114 Telephone 861-6000

JUNIOR GOLF continued

while a blanket of fog surrounded the golf course.

Rusty Bacigalupi tallied 76-87 for 163 and third place.

In the Junior Low Net scoring, Matt Kennedy, with a steady 75-77-152, led the field followed by Kevin Clark with 155 and Scott Nelson with 156 (Nelson bettered his net score by 14 shots on his Friday round played on the Lake course!)

O.C. Professional Steve Videtta was responsible for the smooth functioning of the 20-man field. The weather took on a Jekyll and Hyde character, chang­ing from the dank and windy 65 on the ocean to a bright, calm 75 on the lake.

The tourney capped a most success­ful season for Chairman Tom Molum­phy's proteges. Led by Burlingame's Mike Blewitt, a varsity golfer from the University of Southern California, the Winged O won the Northern Division of the Bay City's Golf League with a 7 and 1 record.

The Olympians defeated their old nemesis Santa Rosa, Diablo, Green Hills, Marin, Meadow Club, Round Hill and Presidio, losing only to Crow Canyon on the Victor's Course in a squeaker.

As The Olympian goes to press, the Juniors begin a home-and-home match with the South Bay City's Castlewood Country Club. The winner will claim the entire Bay Area Championship.

ATLAS LINEN

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FUNERALS-

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Phone 621-1130

Leo V. Carew, President

Carew & English FUNERAL DIRECTORS

WHERE FAMILY NEEDS COME FIRST

350 Masonic 346-2414 Spacious Private Parking

JACK SCHROTH President

SEE

YOU

NEXT

MONTH

George Battha

John DeAngeles

Bill Mohrdick

S YOU SHOULD KNOW

Personal Service Since 1924

LEWIS OF SAN FRANCISCO, INC. DIAMOND IMPORTERS-JEWELERS

Olympic Club Diamond Pins a Specialty

133 KEARNY ST., 2ND FLOOR SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94108 • 421-7460

Bay Area Mobile Glass

AL LUDWIGSEN

190 Airport Blvd. South San Francisco, California 94080

871-1505

HOLIDAY INN FINANCIAL DISTRICT Call our Catering Department for:

Banquets Retirement

Dinners Weddings

Meetings Christenings Private Parties Christmas Parties

750 KEARNY STREET San Francisco, CA 94108 (415) 433-6600, Ext. 2835

You're In Good Company With

JOHN DE ANGELES Hart Schaffner & Marx

Hickey-Freeman Christian Dior Austin Reed Of Regent St.

Pierre Cardin Nino Cerruti Just to mention a few of the celebrated Men's

fashions names at Hastings St. Francis Hotel Shop.

For Service and Fashion Guidance, ask for John De Angeles or phone 393-8912 for appt.

HASTINGS St. Francis Hotel Shop

Mohrdick Electric Company ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

135 Tenth Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 Telephone 552-7020

IF IT

APPEARS HERE!

Your Nome

Your face can be Your fortune

To place an ad:

Call George Lively Olympian Ad Manager 775-4400

SERVADEI SERVICE, INC. (SERV-A-DAY)

PAUL J. PARAVENTI

Plumbing and Heating Steam Boilers & Fire Sprinklers

Since 1936 • Lie. No. 168371 • 24 Hour Service

2071 Union St., Tel. 567-5025 • Sa/es Service

Richard F. Angotti President

SEE

YOU

NEXT MONTH

San Fra.ncisco Ambulance Service

PARAMEDIC UNITS

931-3900

CUSTOM TIRE AND BRAKE 363 Valencia St. 431-0850

BRAKE TIRES SERVICE WHEEL

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Mike Plut

Erick Engman

Dunlop Drum Computer Pirelli U.S./Foreign Balancing All Makes Shocks MacPherson Struts

KING-AMERICAN Ambulance Company Largest, best equipped fleet of inten­sive care ambulances in the Bay area.

24 hour service every day

SAN FRANCISCO 931-1400, 621-2100 DALY CITY 992-7500

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KORNBLUM, KELLY & HERLIHY A Professional Law Corporation

445 Bush Street, 6th Floor San Francisco, California

GUY 0. KORNBLUM President

Or.MPIANS ONTHE TOWN THE FINEST PLACES TO DINE AND HAVE FUN

(415) 392-7800

Personal injury, tort claims, insurance disputes, general commercial matters, real estate litigation.

An Olympian Since 1962

ESTRADA'S

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For the best in Spanish food and atmosphere, it's been Estrada's Spanish Kitchen for more than fifty years. Here you will truly enjoy famous food prepared by experts in the Art of Old World foods and cookery. Having a party at home? Call them and they'll prepare a complete service of authentic California Spanish dishes for you. Or come in and enjoy cocktails and old-time Spanish dinner. They're only 15 minutes from down­town, 7440 Mission Street, Daly City. 755-1282.

Al Scoma

Scoma' s Restaurant Delectable dining right over the water on

Fabulous Fisherman's Wharf

LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS • DINNER

On Pier 47, the very end of Jones Street

FISHERMAN'S WHARF

Malcolm Stroud

2400 Lombard at Scott, San Francisco, CA 94123 563-8988

IN MEMORIAM

Mrs. James H. Young, of Oakland, died on July 8. She had been a member of the Women's Social Section since 1970.

Harold F. Gardner, of San Rafael, died on July 19. He had been a member since 1913.

Roderic G. Smart, of Carmel, died on July 10. He had been a member since 1953.

Ian F. Michael, of San Francisco, died on July 23. He had been a member since 1955.

Mrs. Charles Henry, of San Fran­cisco, died on July 23. She had been a member of the Women's Golf Section since 1953.

Francis J. Solvin, of San Francisco, died on August 1. He had been a member since 1971.

Thomas X. Sullivan, of San Fran­cisco, died on August 6. He had been a member since 1933.

Stanley W. Mobbs, Jr., of San Fran­cisco, died on August 8. He had been a member since 1953.

W. Alan Warnick, Jr., of Boise, Idaho, died on August 14. He had been a member since 1955.

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PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL SPECIALISTS

Computerized Ticketing At The Lowest Price

No Service Charge Business • Commercial • Cruise

Personal • Group •Tours

Call: (415) 433-0104 BIii Dauer - Sidney Mobell

R U C K E R F U L L E R 645 Battery St., San Francisco, Ca , 94111 • (415) 362-3700

• Jack Brown, President

Jay "Kelly" Veach

Tom Belluomini

A tradition of exacting service

business furniture since 1876

Boat & Af otor Mart 3250 Army Street, San Francisco

824-3545 Northern California's largest powerboat

dealer offering the industry's premium boats:

Sea Ray & Boston Whaler plus

Johnson outboards and a full line of Marine accessories--water skis and an

AAA rated service center.

AMERICAN POUL TRY CO. SAN FRANCISCO

PHEASANT BRAND

Fish - Vegetables - Sara Lee Products

(415) 648-9200

For solutions in ersonal com utin ...

PHOTO&SOUND COMPANY

Representing IBM, Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, and Apple Computer.

116 Natoma Street• San Francisco• 421-041 O Doug Michael Jerry Kintner

Dennis Shea

Olympian Joe Cresalia

Frank Spadarella

Andrew M. Regalia

Bruno Malucchi Owner

VIKING DISTRIBUTING COMPANY (FORMERLY ELDER CCNSTRUCTION, SUPPLY)

Concrete & Steel Fasteners/Tools Phillips Red Head USM Parabolt Buildex Tapcon Buildex teks

LOCKS American Security Padlocks

TOOLS Bosch Milwaukee Makita

JOB BOXES Knaack

22 Mississippi St., San Francisco 94107 Phone: (415) 626-3750

POST STREET SINCE 1912 Second Floor 278 Post St.

CRESALIA JEWELERS NIDEROST & TABER

SILVERWARE • WATCHES • JEWELRY Certified Diamond Specialists and Appraisers GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA

Have a trained gemologist help you select the diamond or other gem of your choice, explain its value and quality and issue your safeguard

warranty. Lowest prices guaranteed.

781-7373

TOTO'S restaurant and pizzeria

1913 Junipero Serra Blvd. Daly City 756-8686

LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS

Complete Italian Dinners

Authentic Neapolitan Style Pizza "It's Only a Driver and 2 Woods

From Lakeside to Toto's"

AUTOMOBILES-

BRITISH MOTOR CAR DISTRIBUTORS, LTD.

ANDREW M. REGALIA President

Rolls Royce, Maserati, Jaguar, MG, Excalibur

901 Van Ness Ave. S.F., CA 94109 Telephone (415) 776-7700

DEVINCENZI Trucking Co. STEPHEN MALUCCHI

General Freight and Warehousing DAILY SCHEDULE: San Francisco, San Jose, Salinas, Monterey, Santa Rosa, Napa, Sacramento, Stockton, Modesto, Oakland, Contra Costa and all intermediate points.

1598 CARROLL AVE. SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94124 Phone: 822-5515

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BIRGIR NAMID NIW HANDBALL SQUASH COACH

Will also assist in Club's Junior/Juvenile instruction program.

T HE newest member of the Athletic Department, Dennis Berger, has

assumed the duties of handball and squash director as well as assisting Paul Marshall in the coordination of the Junior/Juvenile activities.

Dennis comes to The Olympic Club from San Diego where he managed a Handball/Racquetball/Squash court complex. His background also includes a directorship of the San Diego YMCA and the development of an award win­ning youth program based in the greater San Diego area.

Born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, Dennis attended Wayne State University, receiving a bachelor of arts degree in health and physical education. While in college he com­peted in inter-collegiate swimming and

Dennis Berger.

diving. Upon graduation Dennis entered the U.S. Navy, serving four years as a 'member of the U.S. Under­water Demolition Team.

Known in southern California as "Mr. Handball," Dennis brings to his new post vast experience in staging suc­cessful handball/squash tournaments.

"I'm excited by the opportunity of working with a nationally renowned

program steeped in tradition, yet still in the forefront of the national hand­ball movement," Dennis said.

Club's annual meeting set

for November 7

The following notice of The Olympic Club's Annual Meeting on Wednesday, November 7th, 1984 was issued by James G. Shea, Secretary:

Please take notice that, pursuant to Article XX, Section 1, of the Bylaws, the Annual Meeting of the members (Active and Life members in good standing) of The Olympic Club is hereby called to be held on Wednesday, November 7th, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. (Pacific Standard Time), in the city clubhouse, 524 Post Street, San Fran­cisco. At said meeting all business re­quired or permitted to be transacted thereat by the Bylaws, including the nomination of Directors, will be con­sidered, acted upon and determined.

SERVING THE OLYMPIC CLUB

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--accelerates the Biturbo from 0 to 60 mph in 6.8 seconds (Car and Driver). Complimenting this is Maserati ·s Automatic Boost Control (MABC) which uses a micro chip computer to adjust turbo boost and maintain optimum performance and economy. All this power is handled with ease by the Biturbo 's 5-speed ZF

In the automobile industry, the term "legend" has been overused. It should represent achievements heralded over time as benchmarks of the industry. Unfortunately, it's been wasted on many not so legendary automobiles. To justify the title, a manufacturer must continue to produce products that live up to their heritage. The Maserati Bit urbo does :.:,;c:~~~~~===•-==~~~~11:.

transmission and fully independent

l.' ·ii- suspension. exactly that.

racing heritage is unmis­takeably ap­parent in the new state-of-the­art aluminum V-6 engine. The overhead cam-shafts. 1 valves per cylinder (2 intake and I exhaust) and twin IHI turbochargers (for greatly reduced turbo lag). produce a 185 HP surge of raw power that

~ , As expected from Maserati,

firm road-holding. precise rack and pinion steering

and power­assisted, four-

, wheel disc brakes provide superbly

balanced handling that lets you eat up the miles

with ease. Just sitting still, the Biturbo makes your pulse quicken. Its bold, sleek lines reflect Maserati 's tradition of beautiful

automo­biles, and inside, the soft leather seat facings and luxurious appointments are only a camouflage for an interior designed purposefully for the real job of driving. A complete luxury and performance car, yet the Biturbo was designed and built to be driven daily. It can dependably handle your most mundane driving needs and that claim is backed by a 24 month. 24,000 mile limited warranty. The new Maserati Biturbo is quite simply the most exciting 4-passenger sports sedan available today. "The Biturbo adds pavement-wrinkling performance and additional flash to the sport-sedan equation ... (Playboy) Would you expect anything less from a real legend? Visit your nearest dealer. Drive yourself wild!

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British Motor Car Distributors 901 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94109

Carlsen Maserati 875 El Camino Palo Alto, CA 94306 (415) 493-1515

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