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cem as amiiversity player in thestates sand
a tine competitor in amateur events.
Dave Barr, Dan iIalldorsen, end Richard
Zokol.aimiade the cut along with Rick Gib-
son who 'has played at the local course
-seversti=ttmes. Rick had a good fourrounds
at the open, and 'his Dad who was carrying
the bag in all that heat, was a proud man as
they made there way around the course.
Meanwhile Rick's mom and .girlfriend wat-
ched from the gallery as he put forttlhis best
='effort.It-was-an exciting week for golf fans
shut:for Seaforth's fans it had that added
dash with 'an a competitor and Kenny Jr.
caddying for Jerry Pate, who made the cut
tut finished well off the sizzling pace set by
Jones.and Burroughs. It will be interesting
to see what happens next year.
'mother happenings this week:
The ladies night was rained out and the
qualifying round for the BMW was extended
to accommodate. the weather. Next week at
s.. Ladies night it will be statistic golf so come
on nut. Last week's senior winners were:
Men's night was also rained out and
there's a reminder that any men who are in-
terested in the match play should sign up by
'Thursday when we will snake the draw.
Junior morning starts on Tuesday at 9:30
a.m. with all juniors welcome. On Fri.,
night at 6:30 p.m. there will be a Scotch
2 -ball for couples night, which should be lots
of fun.
'RULE OF THE WEEK:
8-1/10 Looking into Another Player's Bag
to Determine Club Used.
Question: A looks into B's bag to deter-
mine which club B used for his last stroke. Is
this the equivalent of asking for advice?
Answer: No. Information obtained by
observation is not advice. But see also deci-
sion 8-1/11 (This decision says that if a towel
. had been covering the clubs in the bag, the
player may not remove the towel to ascer-
tain which club had been used. A player is
prohibited from obtaining such information
through a physical act.
Manor staff
from page 3
Bill Flanagan, Pat Ryan, Tracy Salverda,
Joanne Ryan and Ruth Hildebrand.
Thanks for being such good sports!!
Special thanks to volunteers Helen Con-
sitt, Heather Consitt, Doreen Kely, Viola
Lawson, Anne Downey, Hazel McGonigle
and to all those who brought in baked
goods. The event raised $90 for
Alzheimers.
Friday began with. Fun and Fitness in
the morning. In the afternoon a few
residents tried their hand at croquet with
the help of Jill Wood.
Welcome to the Manor: Andrew
Kirkconnell and Oswald Snowden,
Welcome Back: Kelly Lamont from the
hospital. Happy Canada Day!
40. IN MEMORIAN9
MILLER
In'. loving memory of a dear husband,father
and grandfather Lloyd who passed away June
30, 1986.
Dearer still as years depart
He lives forever in our hearts
Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by
wife Doris, children Dianne, Ron, Gretta and
grandchildren. 40-26-x1
DALLAS
In loving memory of Jim (Fritz) and Nicole who
passed away June 25, 1988.
Do not stand at my grave and weep;
I am not there, I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow,
I am the diamond glints on snow.
I am the sunlight on ripened grain.
I am the gentle autumn's rain.
When you awaken in the morning's hush,
I am the swift uplifting rush
Of quiet birds in circled flight.
I am the soft stars that shine at night,
Do not stand at my grave and cry,
I am not there. I did not die.
Sadly missed and fondly remembered by wife
and mother Rene and daughters and sisters
Beth and Sheila and son and brother Brian.
40-26-x1
COOPER
In loving memory of a dear father, father-in-
law and grandfather Morley Cooper who pass-
ed away six years ago June 28, 1983.
The years have quickly passed since that day,
and a lot has changed as we go on our busy
, way.
But one thing that remains the same and
always will,
Is that we think of you often Dad and love you
Still,
•Fondly remembered and sadly missed Lloyd,
June and Scott. 40-26-1
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