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Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. Red/white stapled paperback with sharp tips. 64 pp. No names, tears or soil.

Comb Binding. Condition: Good. No Jacket. This is a collection of rare nonfiction Moose Lake Minnesota history book about the fire of 1918 called the 1918 Fire Stories, copyright 2003, soft cover in a comb binding, compiled by the Moose Lake Area Historical Society Commemorating the 85th Anniversary of the 1918 fires researched and coordinated by; Betty Lehet, Nancy Hanson, Patti Almquist, Charlotte Paulson, Gen Peters, Connie Carlson, Marge Renn and Inez Anderson. The book has slight soiling on front cover, usual library markings, otherwise in good condition with comb binding intact, some nice black and white photographs and 158 pages. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 201 pages. 8.50x5.75x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. You've been elected to the leadership position of your club. You may have been a member "forever" or may have only recently joined. What is the true scope of the job, what are my resources, how do I do this? What is the organization (club, district, zone, International) expecting of me? Organization and planning will break up a job what may seem overwhelming into smaller manageable tasks. What this book helps you do is have strategies and methods to assist and provide meaningful choices, methods, and alternatives to common issues. As the leader, you will be running club meetings, board meetings, planning meetings, etc. Having a quick guide to "how to" on parliamentary procedures will assist you all year. A very useful skill in business also. Membership recruiting and retention is another common issue. Lots of easy to implement ideas. The weekly club planner provides an organizational structure to your weekly meeting, helps you remember to arrange for assistance with the Invocation, Pledge of Allegiance, reciting the 4-way test, etc.; also, a reminder of the monthly RI focus area is included with that month's meeting planners. Don't get so wrapped up in the planning that you lose sight of what you are trying to do. Rotary needs be FUN and inclusive. It is the ability to get others to follow what you are advocating: to trust you; to respect you; and to feel that your vision and strategies are in everyone's best interests - not just your own.You were just selected/elected as president of your organization. This guide/manual/handbook will help you plan and organize your thoughts and activities for the year you will be President.So why is planning and organizing hot? Why is everyone telling me to get it done? It's your way to demonstrate that you are thoughtful and can think ahead - that you are not just about the big idea, but also about its execution. This is a powerful dichotomy to possess as a leader - the ability to not only be a visionary, but also have the drive to achieve the vision.Don't let what may feel like the tedious nature of sitting down to plan and organize stop you from achieving greatness as the leader of your club for a year. Let's consider what you can do today to get cozy and snuggle up to Planning and Organizing.A good team of officers is important to the efficient running of your Rotary Club. The following provides brief descriptions of the role each officer should assume; however, all officers should be familiar with the duties of other positions as well as their own. Each officer should be familiar with club, district, and international constitutions, bylaws, and policies. The responsibilities in each club are different, so you should use this information as a guide to be elaborated upon.The president of your club has two responsibilities which place this officer in a paradoxical situation. First, if a club is to be successful, the president must divide the responsibility of club leadership among fellow officers and club members. The use of delegated power is the only way to cope with large amounts of work in an efficient manner. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - You've been elected to the leadership position of your club. You may have been a member 'forever' or may have only recently joined. What is the true scope of the job, what are my resources, how do I do this What is the organization (club, district, zone, International) expecting of me Organization and planning will break up a job what may seem overwhelming into smaller manageable tasks. What this book helps you do is have strategies and methods to assist and provide meaningful choices, methods, and alternatives to common issues. As the leader, you will be running club meetings, board meetings, planning meetings, etc. Having a quick guide to 'how to' on parliamentary procedures will assist you all year. A very useful skill in business also. Membership recruiting and retention is another common issue. Lots of easy to implement ideas. The weekly club planner provides an organizational structure to your weekly meeting, helps you remember to arrange for assistance with the Invocation, Pledge of Allegiance, reciting the 4-way test, etc.; also, a reminder of the monthly RI focus area is included with that month's meeting planners. Don't get so wrapped up in the planning that you lose sight of what you are trying to do. Rotary needs be FUN and inclusive. It is the ability to get others to follow what you are advocating: to trust you; to respect you; and to feel that your vision and strategies are in everyone's best interests - not just your own.You were just selected/elected as president of your organization. This guide/manual/handbook will help you plan and organize your thoughts and activities for the year you will be President.So why is planning and organizing hot Why is everyone telling me to get it done It's your way to demonstrate that you are thoughtful and can think ahead - that you are not just about the big idea, but also about its execution. This is a powerful dichotomy to possess as a leader - the ability to not only be a visionary, but also have the drive to achieve the vision.Don't let what may feel like the tedious nature of sitting down to plan and organize stop you from achieving greatness as the leader of your club for a year. Let's consider what you can do today to get cozy and snuggle up to Planning and Organizing.A good team of officers is important to the efficient running of your Rotary Club. The following provides brief descriptions of the role each officer should assume; however, all officers should be familiar with the duties of other positions as well as their own. Each officer should be familiar with club, district, and international constitutions, bylaws, and policies. The responsibilities in each club are different, so you should use this information as a guide to be elaborated upon.The president of your club has two responsibilities which place this officer in a paradoxical situation. First, if a club is to be successful, the president must divide the responsibility of club leadership among fellow officers and club members. The use of delegated power is the only way to cope with large amounts of work in an efficient manner.

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. [A rare collection, in exceptional condition.] 104 golf book collection from a dedicated collector's library. Almost all volumes have dust jackets, in mylar. Most books are in fine to near fine condition. Bindings are excellent. A few volumes may have names or gift inscriptions. Pages are clean. Suitable for a superior golfer's library. Please contact us for shipping costs and for a full list of titles. Includes: 1.The secret to par golf; Richard Metz, 1940; 2.Swinging into golf; Ernest Jones, Innis Brown, 1941; 3.Byron Nelson's Winning golf; 1946; 4.Sam Snead's How to play golf; 1946; 5.Golf simplified; Edward Acree; 1946; 6.Ben Hogan's power golf; 1948; 7.If I were in your golf shoes; Johnny Farrell; 1951; 8.Enjoy your golf; Lealand Gustavson; Harcourt, 1954; 9.Golf for boys and girls; Chick Evans; Windsor, 1954; 10.Tips from the top; 52 golf lessons by the country's leading pros; Herbert Warren Wind; 1955; 11.Start golf young; Doug Ford; 1955;12.This is putting; Louis Stanley; 1957; 13.A round of golf with Tommy Armour; 1959;14.Dai Rees on golf; 1960;15.The education of a golfer; Sam Snead; 1962;16.Only on Sundays; Henry Longhurst; 1964;17.Golf, grave, and gay; Patrick Smartt; 1964;18.Your long game; Gene Sarazen; 1964;19.My 55 ways to lower your golf score; Jack Nicklaus; Simon and Schuster, 1964;20.Unplayable lies; Fred Corcoran; 1965; 21.Comeback; the Ken Venturi story; 1966; 22.All-weather golf; Wes Ellis; Van Nostrand, 1967; 23.The greatest game of all; my life in golf; Jack Nicklaus; 1969;24.Fore--and aft: irrverent sketches on the game of golf; Bill O'Malley; A.S. Barnes. 1969;25.Billy Casper, winner; Paul D. Peery; Prentice-Hall, 1969; 26.The game with the hole in it; Peter Dobereiner; Faber, 1970; 27.Situation golf; Arnold Palmer; 1970; 28.The dogged victims of inexorable fate; Dan Jenkins; 1970; 29.The golfer's bedside book; Donald Steel; Batsford, 1971; 30.Pro : Frank Beard on the golf tour; Bantam, 1971; 31.Go for broke; my philosophy of winning golf; Arnold Palmer; 1973; 32.The great, the grand, and the also-ran : rabbits & champions on the pro golf tour; Dan Gleason, Random, 1976; 33.Shape your swing the modern way; Byron Nelson; 1976; 34.Arnold Palmer's best 54 golf holes; Doubleday, 1977; 35.Play better golf with Hale Irwin; 1980; 36.They call me Super Mex; Lee Trevino; 1982; 37.Following through : writings on golf; Herbert Warren Wind; 1985; 38.Bob Hope's Confessions of a hooker : my lifelong love affair with golf; 1985; 39.How to play your best golf all the time; Tommy Armour; 1985; 40.5 days to golfing excellence; Charles Hogan; Miller, 1986; 41.The clicking of Cuthbert; P. G. Wodehouse; 1986;42.Nancy Lopez's the complete golfer; 1987; 43.A unique teacher of the pros shows you how to play lower handicap golf; Phil Rodgers; 1987; 44.Play great golf : mastering the fundamentals of your game; Arnold Palmer; 1987; 45.Strokes of genius; Thomas Boswell; 1987;46.F.G. Tait, a record; John Low; The classics of golf, 1988;47.The Golfer's companion : an anthology of golf writing from 1457 to the present; Michael Hobbs; 1988; 48.The lessons I've learned : better golf the Sam Snead way; Macmillan, 1989; 49.The Why Book of Golf; William Kroen; 1992; 50.Playing the great game of golf : making every minute count; Kenneth Blanchard; 1992;51.Tom Watson's getting back to basics; 1992;52.The anatomy of a golf course; Tom Doak; 1992; 53.Around the world in eighteen holes; Tom Callahan; 1994; 54.The mental game of golf : a guide to peak performance; Patrick Cohn; Diamond , 1994;55.A woman's guide to better golf; Judy Rankin; 1995;56.A good walk spoiled : days and nights on the PGA tour; John Feinstein; 1995; 57.Advanced golf; Greg Norman; Tuttle, 1995; 58.Presidential lies : the illustrated history of White House golf; Shep Campbell; 1996;59.Golf has never failed me : the lost commentaries of legendary golf architect, Donald J. Ross; 1996; 60.Just a range ball in a box of Titleists : on and off the tour with Gary McCord; Putnam's, 1997; 61.Breaking eighty : a journey through the nine fairways of hell; Lee Eisenberg; Hyperion, 1997; 62.The complete short game : the ultimate guide to building and perfecting your chipping, pitching, putting, and bunker play; Ernie Els; Broadway, 1998; 63.Rookie on tour : the education of a PGA golfer; Carl Paulson; 1998;64.Shark : the biography of Greg Norman; Lauren St John; 1998;65.Q School confidential : inside golf's cruelest tournament; Dave Gould; 1999; 66.The majors : in pursuit of golf's Holy Grail; John Feinstein; 1999; 67.Smart golf : wisdom and strategies from the "thinking man's golfer"; Hale Irwin; 1999; 68.Dave Pelz's short game bible : master the finesse swing and lower your score; 1999;69.Fairways : inspiration for the golf enthusiast; Ken Abraham; Promise, 1999;70.On learning golf; Percy Boomer; Knopf, 2000;71.Breaking 90 with Johnny Miller; Callaway, 2000;72.Karsten's way : the life-changing story of Karsten Solheim-- pioneer in golf club design and the founder of Ping; Tracy Sumner; 2000; 73.The fundamentals of Hogan; David Leadbetter; Sleeping Bear Press, 2000;74.Bud, sweat, and tees : a walk on the wild side of the PGA Tour; Alan Shipnuck; 2001;75.The Bobby Jones way : swing secrets of golf's all-time power-control player; John Andrisani; 2002; 76.Oakhurst: The Birth and Rebirth of America's First Golf Course; Paula DiPerna; 2002;77.A love affair with the game; Frank Tatum; 2002; 78.The ultimate golf book : a history of the world's greatest game; Charles McGrath; Houghton, 2002;79.In every kid there lurks a Tiger : Rudy Duran's 5-step program to teach you and your child the fundamentals of golf; 2002; 80.Augusta and Aiken in Golf's Golden Age; 2002; 81.Who's your caddy? : looping for the great, near great, and reprobates of golf; Rick Reilly; 2003; 82.Getting up & down : my 60 years in golf; Ken Venturi; 2004;83.The wicked game : Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, and the story of modern golf; Howard Sounes; 2004;84.The grand sl.