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Couriering this area this week in 1991 — 30 years ago

Michael Jordan is still playing basketball and won’t make it, but a bevy of other famous actors and athletes will be in town for the annual Crosby golf tournament. Bermuda Run Country Club again will host the event. This marks the Crosby’s 50th anniversary and the sixth year here. Former President Gerald Ford will be among the stars playing at the Crosby for the first time.

West Forsyth High School will present diplomas to 321 seniors on Friday. Kay Hester, a parent, will present the keynote event while Principal Jerry Peoples will present the diplomas.

James and Tracee Stewart of Lewisville announced the birth of a daughter, Arianna Jordan Stewart, at Forsyth Hospital. She has a brother, Morgan, 2½ years old. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William T. Tate of Greensboro and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. Stewart of Lewisville.

At Wake Forest University’s commencement on March 20, Christopher B. Wasilauskas, of Clemmons, earned a bachelor’s degree.  And two residents from Lewisville also earned degrees: John Stephen Martin and John Phillip Weatherman both earned bachelor degrees.

Kimberly Elizabeth Gunter, of Lewisville, has been selected as a marshal for commencement at Salem Academy. Marshals are selected by their academic standing. Gunter, a sophomore, is an honor roll student and made all A’s first semester this year.

Donald Lee Raines Jr., of Clemmons, graduated May 29 from the U.S. Naval Academy with a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. While at the academy, Raines was chosen platoon leader by the 10th Company. He was also chosen as a leader for Plebe Summer in 1990, where senior midshipmen with exemplary leadership ability train entering freshman the summer before the academic year begins. Raines is the son of Don and Ann Raines of Clemmons. He graduated from West Forsyth High School in 1987.

A hole-in-one. It’s a moment most golfers can only dream about. But for West Forsyth sophomore Jason Liner, connecting on the rarest of all golf shots has become a ho-hum affair. After all, over the past year Liner has stormed to links to record an unbelievable five aces. That’s right — five. Just days after his first ace on a regulation course, Liner returned to the Tanglewood Park Par Three course with West coaches Jeff Thompson and Dennis Ring. On the eighth hole, Liner smacked a shot that landed within five feet of the hole and rolled directly in for ace No. 5.