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Bird fancier Alastair Urquhart had cause for concern when Gordie, our resident rooster, disappeared for a few days while the course was closed due to the heavy snowfall in late November. Alastair thought that perhaps one of the wolves spotted near the 14th hole might have had our Gordie for a light snack. But, as it turns out, Gordie had taken refuge up a tree (Foghorn Leghorn would have been proud) and eventually resurfaced, safe and sound and keeping a wary eye out for the big, bad wolves.
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Notes, quotes and anecdotes from a holiday notebook ... Wine and cheese, anyone? Apparently it's for everyone, because
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POST-CHRISTMAS CLEAROUT UP TO 75% OFF cost!
Our Summer Stock must GO!
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Cordova Bay Wants You Back! Don't look now, but the renewal date for membership in the Ladies' and Men's Clubs is looming. It's important that you renew sooner rather than later, because you need to be fitted for your 2007 members' gift -- a summer wind shirt. If you haven't been fitted prior to Jan. 15, there is no guarantee of proper sizing. Please see Dylan at the call centre to fill out the appropriate form. For those of you planning to flee to warmer climes for the winter, please indicate your intentions to renew by calling (658-4444) or sending an e-mail (info@cordovabaygolf.com) prior to your departure. |
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it was cheek to jowl in the pro shop and Bill Mattick's Restaurant at the annual Wine & Cheese bash on Dec. 4. The food was plentiful, as was the fellowship, and the pro shop cash register was ringing like the bells of St. Mary's. Yes, indeed, a good time was had by all. We'd especially like to acknowledge the two members who spent a good portion of the evening preventing the bar from collapsing. Thanks to all who attended . . . The great Guess When The Parking Lot Snowbank Will Melt lottery has come to a conclusion, and commissioner Jordan (Pops)
McLean has declared the winners to be Gary Wilson, Mike Griffin and Brian Hann. Those three fellows gazed into a crystal ball and correctly predicted that the pile of white stuff would vanish on Dec. 17. If was a fun contest, but it's one that we would prefer not to repeat, because that would mean another dose of the white stuff from Old Man Winter.
