October 50, 1941.

Mr. Bill Winey,
1607 Crescent Road,

Lawrence, Kansas.
‘Dear Bll:

T want to congratulate you on the business-like manner
in which you have submitted your report on work done on the >
golf course. I eam very proud of you, Bill.

I realize, of course, that the assistance you get will
not be as expert as you, but I am sure that with your super-
vision the golf course will be in fine shape. I want you to
keep up the good work. On November 6th, particularly, we
want the course to be in tip-top condition. Wiss Patty Berg,
the ranking woman golfer, and Miss Helen Detweiler, will be
here for a demonstration on our University course, and I want
you to have it looking as fine as possible.

Our irregular payroll is turned in at the Business
Office on the 24th of each month, and the checks are avaii-
able about the 10th of the following month. For that reason
it will be necessary for us to hold the time you submitted
for Sctober until the 24th of November. Will you please
keep these dates in mind, and turn in your time just prior
to. She E40h so Nhat we Gam lave you on Mie payroll eth oer
other employees?

I have computed your time submitted for October as

19% hours - $6.83. If you you will stop in the office sometime
soon I will explain it to you.

Very sincerely yours,

. Director of Physical Education and Recreation,
FPCA:AH Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach.