The Standard Knife Collector's Guide

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Ritchie, Roy

STEWART, RON

Antiques & Collectibles

Collector+books

Discusses the history of shaving equipment and provides lists of manufacturers of straight razors and the value of their products as collectibles

The Standard Guide to Razors

The Mystery of the Lost Lemon Mine

Sunfire Publications, Limited

Sheila and Ron Stewart have been golfing together for more than twenty years They try not to take the game too seriously Although they love to watch a drive sail down the middle of the fairway a good shot is usually one where they can find the ball Their major responsibilities on the course as they see it are having fun while keeping up to the golfers ahead and keeping ahead of the golfers behind Much of their humor such as Not only is my husband one of the straightest hitters on the golf course he can do it from either rough comes to them during their games Sheila provides much of the ammunition for their humor Ron once asked what she thought of him going out to the street in his pajamas to get the newspaper She answered If someone sees you we ll just tell them it s your golfing attire

500 All Time Funniest Golf Jokes, Stories & Fairway Wisdom

Humor & Entertainment

STEWART, SHEILA

Humor

Acadia Scales Press

500 MORE All Time Funniest Golf Jokes, Stories & Fairway Wisdom is Sheila & Ron Stewart's second book of golf humor.

500 More All Time Funniest Golf Jokes, Stories & Fairway Wisdom: Volume II

From the links to the locker room, the Stewarts provides another round of great golfing stories, jokes and tidbits.

Another 500 All Time Funniest Golf Jokes, Stories and Fairway Wisdom

Acadia Scale Pr

Professors are being murdered at the university where Private Investigator, Jennifer Brookbaine and Prosecuting Attorney, Lorraine Brensley are investigating a crime. On the way, they stumble into an overly amorous police lieutenant and an oversexed, lying professor's wife. Her missing science professor husband appears to have been murdered, except he keeps showing up with his wife, and the lieutenant.

The Professor Murders

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Private Investigator Jennifer Brookbaine is being hired to investigate embezzlement and a suspected link between missing money and a drug dealer. She is also about to meet a wealthy man who owns a worldwide company.

The Sandstorm Connection

1000 BEST GOLF JOKES & STORIES IS A 247 PAGE HARD COVER EDITION OF THE BEST OF 500 ALL TIME FUNNIEST GOLF JOKES, STORIES & FAIRWAY WISDOM; 500 MORE ALL TIME FUNNIEST GOLF JOKES, STORIES & FAIRWAY WISDOM; AND ANOTHER 500 ALL TIME FUNNIEST GOLF JOKES, STORIES & FAIRWAY WISDOM.

1000 Best Golf Jokes & Stories

It has been brought to my attention that not everyone knows what a gamekeeper really is, in fact, while going over some thoughts on the subject before I started writing, I now realize how complex and difficult this task is going to be. He is hired by the Laird, the owner of an estate, to protect all the game from predators and poachers (people who take game illegally). An estate may consist of hundreds of square miles and a few dozen farms also owned by the laird and leased to individual farmers. In the case of very large estates such as this, it would be necessary for him to hire as many as six gamekeepers each with his own section, or beat, to look after. In addition to a small wage, he would also have the use of a house owned by the estate with firewood, coal, milk, and oatmeal included, for as long as he remained in the employment of the laird. A gamekeeper's day would start at daybreak and end at dusk seven days a week, but he did have some time to himself during the day when all his work was taken care of. When he was not out setting or checking his traps or snares for rabbits, he would be in his workshop repairing them. He had to maintain about forty traps and twice as many snares. He made all the snares from scratch, including the wooden pegs. He made all his bolt nets too. These were about three feet square with a drawstring woven in and out round the perimeter to which was attached a peg. He usually made them in the long winter evenings, sitting by the fire and listening to the radio. He was also required to protect the nests of game birds, such as partridge, pheasant, and grouse from predators, the worst offender being the hooded crow, a very wily bird that would nest in the tall pine trees. The gamekeeper would build a hide close to the nest and sit and wait sometimes for hours until the crow returned and he could shoot it. Weasels and badgers also created havoc on the birds' nests and had to be controlled too. Poachers were always a problem. When he would find some strange traps or snares on his rounds, he would leave them intact and find a secluded spot nearby and wait until the poacher returned and apprehend him. His traps would be confiscated and sent on his way with a swift kick on the posterior and the threat of death should he ever be caught there again. The police were seldom involved. The gamekeeper was well respected in the community and was classed with the doctor, minister, schoolteacher, and policeman and was regarded as one of the main sources of information in rural areas since there were no telephones and few folks had radio. We had a radio (a Christmas gift from the laird), so he was much sought after for information regarding the progress of the war with the Germans. Anyone could depend on him for comfort or advice in any situation, and he was always a willing giver.

The Gamekeeper's Son

Literature & Fiction

Xlibris

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