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THIS IS A WEB PAGE DEDICATED TO
THE BOLD GOLFERS
WHO MAKE THE ANNUAL TRIP TO THE
G.A.S.P. TOURNAMENT.
INSTEAD OF WAITING FOR THE NEXT
ISSUE OF THE GAZETTE
TO APPEAR IN YOUR MAILBOX, NOW
YOU WILL BE ABUSED
OVER THE INTERNET YEAR ROUND!
With the G.A.S.P. trophy, freshly sanitized after this stomach-turning scene from last year, ready to grace another course (and new homes), it is time to pass on what is known about this year’s event. Joe and Lyle, the Dynamic Duo, have been
very busy planning the tournament. So far they have made one phone
call to book our tee times on Friday, June 23, and Sunday, June 25, both
at the Lacombe Golf and Country Club. Unfortunately, the course is
completely booked on the Saturday, so they are looking elsewhere for a
course available to us on this day. Innisfail, Red Deer, and Ponoka
are possibilities, but we won’t know until they make that second call.
Camping facilities are available in Lacombe, but as yet nothing is confirmed
other than the fact that we will be camping rather than staying in condos
(in Lacombe?) or hotels. So be prepared to cozy up to the fire with
a dozen or so of your favourite brews and relive each aching moment from
the previous round. With Jack and Malcolm apparently backing out
of the tournament this year, we may be looking for another golfer or two
to join us. Be sure to explain our $100 entry fee ($200 for ex-Corlac
officers or its employees), payable to the editor of this rag. Paper
is so expensive these days. John and Dave will be rejoining us this
year, and Robert Fauth might hack his way along with us as well.
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Photo Caption: Lacombe Hole #6, the 169 yd Par 3.
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Photos, secretly obtained by this reporter, support allegations that a local scientist (who wishes to be referred to as Mr. B, and is pictured below) has reversed the scourge of manhood, inflicting many a golfer at our fine event. And I’m not talking about enlarged prostates, beer bellies, or bladders that constantly require emptying. Male Pattern Baldness, or in scientific circles known as “Faichuk Syndrome”, has left too many of us scratching our heads, checking if the last follicle has departed. But in a local laboratory, Mr. B has demonstrated that this is no longer a worry. By subjecting himself to his own cure, Mr. B now has the hairstyle last seen in 70’s disco dancers. The research involved hybridizing the DNA of his own human hair with that extracted from Kentucky Blue Grass. After a painful course of aeration, followed by application of 16-20-0 fertilizer, Mr. B has a scalp suitable for both parting and putting. After seeing the results with his own eyes, Lyle was arrested attempting to break into Mr. B’s lab. “He can’t keep it to himself. Kopp and I are coming after you - you won’t sleep until my head has more hair than my back!” The only drawbacks are mushrooms, fairy rings, and the need to cut every 5 to 6 days. |
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