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Don’t miss a great NEW event at LCC

OKTOBERFESTSaturday, October 6, 2012

4:00pm – 8:00pmLakewood Country Club Driving Range

This fun, new event will be an all-adult party outsideon the driving range. Come enjoy authentic food,

entertainment and of course a variety of beers.

$40 + tax per person ~ Call for Reservations ~ 214.821.1491Limited open seating will be available.

Cancellation Deadline: Wednesday, October 3, 2012 by 4:00pm.

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGEDear Members,

We survived the usual hot summer weatherand now we can enjoy the pleasant fall season.Your golf course is in excellent shape withMike Plummer and Staff once again outwittingthe heat (although the rough seems a little toohealthy in spots!).

Inside the Clubhouse, repairs are progressingwell. The replacement of the damaged roofsare substantially complete. The repairs for theBallroom, Boardroom, Main Entrance Foyerand Administrative Offices are in process andthe goal is to have them completed by mid-November in time for the Holiday season.The repair work in the Mixed Grill has beenscheduled for January in order to be able to uti-lize this area during the Holidays. It wouldhave been a tight schedule to get it completedin time for the Holidays and we did not wantto take the risk of not have it fully completedby then. As a reminder these repairs were cov-ered by insurance proceeds.

We are also in the process of refining thedesign changes for the Garden Room and adja-cent Dining Patio in order for it to be a morefunctional and inviting area for dining. Theimprovements in this area will requireShareholder approval. If approved, the cost ofthese improvements will come from cash onhand (primarily due to initiation fees andinsurance proceeds) and the constructionwould take place after the new year. Once pro-posed plans are completed the information willbe communicated to the Members.

Work continues on the Long Term PlanningCommittee’s recommendations addressing thegolf course, tennis courts, pool and parking.Right now the various projects are goingthrough architectural and engineering designin order to obtain materially accurate cost esti-mates. Once this process is completed, theBoard will bring these recommendations to theShareholders for review and approval.

Please note that the Board has approved a $25dues increase for all Membership categorieseffective October 1st. The last dues increasewas over three and a half years ago and sincethen we have expanded services (e.g. tripledthe size of the Fitness Area; added the AdultDining Deck) and incurred increased operat-ing costs (e.g. utilities, labor). This decisionwas taken only after a rigorous review of alloperations of the Club to ensure we are run-ning as efficiently as possible. In the finalanalysis we believe that this is an appropriateincrease to maintain the quality of your Club.

Bill LeiserPresident

C L U B M E S S A G E S

The Holidays arejust around

the corner!

Looking for a venue to host your Holiday events?Look no further than Lakewood Country Club.

Call or e-mail to reserve a room for your Holiday Brunch, Luncheons,Dinners and Cocktail Parties. We would love to help you plan a great event!

For more details on booking your event, please call Sheila Rigelsky at214.821.1491, extension 202 or e-mail [email protected].

MANAGER’S MESSAGEAutumn…by far the most pleasant time of the year in Dallas! Take advantage of the first fallmonths on the new Driving Range, excellent Golf Course conditions, the many tennis activ-ities and of course, outstanding outdoor dining. As the Clubhouse remodeling begins to takeshape, there are some related (and unrelated) reminders to assist in maximizing your enjoy-ment of the Club.

• Valet Parking – The location of this daily service has temporarily moved to the InformalEntrance. There are several occasions in October (LWGA Member/Guest, TX/OU week-end, Lakewood Invitational), where you may want to make use of this service.

• Administrative Offices – Until approximately the third week of October, the AdministrativeOffices are temporarily located in the south end of the Ballroom. Reservations, payments,statement questions and all traditional services are all available at this location.

• On-Line Statement Payments – Monthly Member Statements are now electronically trans-mitted. Statements are accessible anytime by logging on to the gated side of the Club web-site at www.lakewoodcc.com. The website also provides an online payment option. Pleasecall Robbie Miller or Don Heckmann at 214.821.1491, should you wish to continue receiv-ing a paper statement, or any questions you may have regarding the online payment options.

• Child Minding – The service has become extremely popular, particularly on Friday andSaturday evenings. On most weekends there is a substantial wait list. As a courtesy to yourfellow Members, should you be unable to honor your reservations, please call a minimum ofthree hours in advance to cancel.

• Wi-Fi – The main Clubhouse provides a Wi-Fi signal throughout every area. The intend-ed use of this signal is primarily for recreational purposes. We kindly ask that the social areain the Men’s Locker Room, Men’s Cardroom and Men’s 19th Hole not be used extensivelyfor business purposes.

The Staff is most appreciative of your incredible generosity to the Hail Storm Fund. The fifty-five hourly employees who were at work on June 13th are the recipients of the proceeds col-lected. Thank you for your support of Chuck Keller’s idea.

The traditions of the Club’s rich golf heritage continued with some excellent golf inSeptember. Congratulations to the 2012 Ladies’ Club Champion, Kathy Crumley and theMen’s Club Champion, Neal Barfield.

As always, we are grateful for your continued support.

Ray De Tullio, CCM, General Manager

CLUBHOUSE CORNERThanks to all who come and use the Club facilities despite the ongoing repairs andremodeling. As you have noticed, Lakewood Country Club is going through a lotof changes. Even though our physical appearance is being altered, many traditionsremain and continue to be well attended: Tuesday night is Family Night,Wednesday is Steak Night; Thursday is Pasta Night, Friday is William Koval’sSeafood Specials and Saturday and Sunday feature a full Breakfast Buffet with anomelet station, waffle iron, pastries, fruits and many other offerings is available.

On October 6th Lakewood Country Club will celebrate Oktoberfest on the DrivingRange with authentic food, live music, wine and of course a lot of beers. There isstill time to let us know if you plan to attend.

In November, note the 16th as a date not to miss a Wine Dinner. The details arebeing finalized and the venue for this event is still open, but the wine is Arista andthe wine maker is Mark McWilliams.

Mark McWilliams, born and raised in Texarkana, Texas, is the son of Al and JanisMcWilliams. He has been involved in Arista winery and vineyard operations ofSonoma County for the past 10 years.

After graduating from the University of Texas - Austin with a degree in CorporateCommunications, Mark took his first job out of college working for Kendall JacksonWine Estates. What started as a temporary summer job developed into a passion asMark enrolled in UC Davis Wine and Viticulture courses, tasting groups, andannoyed his winemaker friends with endless questions. During his time with KendallJackson, Mark held various positions encompassing vineyard operations, harvestlogistics and cellar work. Following his time at Kendall-Jackson, Mark continued hispassion for wine and pursuit of industry knowledge by working as a wine consultantfor a wine and spirits distributor based in Dallas, Texas.

In the fall of 2003, Mark married Jennifer Habecker, a native of Dallas. Shortlythereafter, Mark and Jennifer returned to Healdsburg, California to be fully involvedwith Arista. Mark manages the day-to-day operations at the winery as well as assistswith winemaking duties. The McWilliams family founded arista Winery in 2002 witha mission to create the most elegant expression of Russian River Valley Pinot Noir.We are committed to sustainable farming practices and sustainable business practices.

When you read this, I will have been with Lakewood Country Club for a little overthree months. I am still in the learning process but I feel more useful every day. TheMembership at Lakewood Country Club has been very welcoming and I am mostappreciative. Please let me know, if there is anything I can do to enhance your Clubexperience. I can be reached at 214.821.1491 ext. 203 or [email protected].

Marcel Berlioux, CCM, Clubhouse Manager

ONLINE PAYMENT SYSTEMLakewood’s new Online Payment system has required sending out month-end statementslater in the month than we have previous to implementing this system. Because we can-not close a month until all payment “requests” have been “settled”, which takes a mini-mum of three to five work days, “automatic payment requests” should be set for no earli-er than the 15th of the month, or payment problems could occur. At the time we closea given month, an e-mail will be sent out titled Statement Notice, that announces themonth has been closed. At that time, a Member can choose to make an online payment.

To see your Statement through the website1. Log onto the website www.lakewoodcc.com.2. Click on Member Statement, which appears under Quick Links.Your current Statement comes up automatically, which is the ongoing detail for thecurrent month’s transactions.

To see the prior month’s Statement1. Click on Billing Statement.2. Click Bill Pay if you would like to request an online statement.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERSTENNIS

Michael Ferguson is in Sales at J.J RoofingCompany. He and his wife, Shanel, have two chil-dren, Tripp and Liam.

Charles (Dane) Hardy is anOil and Gas Broker atNobles & Hardy, L.P. Heand his wife, Alex, have twochildren, Drake and Kline.

Ryan Magee is an Attorney at Patton Boggs. Heand his wife, Claudia, have one child, Aidan.

Coby Nichols is the Director of BusinessDevelopment at M2 Dynamics.

SOCIAL

Anita Childress is an Attorney and Owner of herown law practice, Alessandra Law Firm. She andher husband, Gregory, have one child, Roman.

Matthew Howland is theVice President of InformationTechnology at CCS Medical.He and his wife, Ashley, haveone child, Ethan.

Nicole Moreno is ahomemaker. She and herhusband Michael, havefour children, IsabellaWeis, Marlene Weis,Eddie Weis and Amelie.

Robert Shirk is a pilot for American Eagle Airlines.He and his wife, Mary An, have one child, Amelia.

April Bell-Tokerud is a selfemployed Consultant andMarket Researcher at AprilBell Consulting. She andher husband, Lloyd, haveone child, Autumn.

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NEW ADDITIONSTo announce your new

“special delivery”,call Sheila at

214.821.1491 x202or e-mail

[email protected].

C L U B N E W S

It’s not too early to start planning…

Spend an unforgettable eveningat your Club!

Monday, December 31, 2012

ELEGANT

NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER6:30pm – 9:30pm

For a quiet, intimate dinner, Chef William Kovalhas created a tempting menu.

NEW YEAR’S EVE

CASINO NIGHT8:00pm – 2:00am

Chef William Koval’s extensive hors d’oeuvres menu,open bar and special wine bar and traditional

midnight breakfast.

BACK THIS YEAR ~ We will feature the popularCasino with Blackjack, Texas Hold ‘Em, Craps and

more…plus prizes at the end of the evening!

Also to keep the party rockin’ we are proud to havethe high-energy variety band,

Cuvee playing live music from 9:30pm – 1:30am

C L U B E V E N T S

JOIN US FOR FAMILY NIGHTEvery Tuesday Night

5:30pm – 8:30pm——————————————————————————————

October 2nd ~ Chicken and Catfish FryOctober 9th ~ Tex-MexOctober 16th ~ Asian

October 23rd ~ Lighter side of Lakewood ~ Soup, Salad, Potato BarOctober 30th ~ Chicken and Catfish Fry

——————————————————————————————Adults ~ $16.95 + tax per person, Children Ages 4-12 ~ $6.95 + tax per person

Children Ages 3 and Under ~ Complimentary

REPORT CARD REWARDS!A’s have Advantages!!

Since school is back in session, we’re sure all the kiddos are work-ing hard to keep their grades up. So, now it’s time to let all thatstudying pay off.

Bring in your straight ‘A’ report card and receive a complimenta-ry meal at Pasta Night along with an Ice Cream Sundae.

We look forward to seeing all those ‘A’s’ come in!

THANKSGIVING – Thursday, November 22, 2012It won’t be long before Thanksgiving so make yourplans early. We will be serving a Thanksgiving Feastat the Club that the entire family will enjoy.

Hosting Thanksgiving at home for your family andfriends? Traveling to a family member’s home? Let

us do the cooking for you. Watch the NovemberLakewoder for our extensive Thanksgiving To Go menu.

BREAKFAST BUFFETEvery Saturday 7:00am–12:00pm &

Sunday 10:30am–2:00pmAssorted Pastries & Breakfast Breads, Fresh Fruit &Assorted Cheeses, Oatmeal & Grits, Hash Browns,Waffles, Biscuits & Gravy, Bacon, Sausage & Ham,Omelet Station, Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice

Adults ~ $14.95 + tax per personChildren Ages 4-10 ~$10.95 + tax per personChildren Ages 3 and Under ~ Complimentary

O C T O B E R 2012HOURS OF

OPERATION

SwitchboardTuesday – Saturday8:00am – 9:30pm

Sunday8:00am – 8:00pm

Accounting OfficeMonday – Friday8:30am – 5:00pm

DiningTuesday – Thursday7:00am – 9:00pm

Friday – Saturday7:00am – 10:00pm


Family Patio &Adult Deck

Tuesday – Saturday11:00am – 8:30pm


Fitness CenterMonday

5:00am – 1:30pm

Tuesday – Saturday5:00am – 9:00pm


Golf ShopTuesday – Sunday8:00am – 9:00pm

214.821.7690

Tennis ShopTuesday – Sunday8:00am – 9:00pm

214.821.8440

Address6430 Gaston AvenueDallas, Texas 75214

214.821.1491www.lakewoodcc.com

Pasta Night5:30pm-9:00pm

Seafood Specials6pm-9pm

SaturdayBreakfast Buffet

7am-12pm

Prime Rib Night6pm-9pm

SundayBreakfast Buffet10:30am-2pm

Family Night5:30pm-8:30pm

Tex-Mex

TX-OUTENNIS

Steak Night6pm-9pm

LWGAMEMBER-

GUEST

Pasta Night5:30pm-9pm


7am-12pm


All FacilitiesClosed


Steak Night6pm-9pm


Family Night5:30pm-8:30pmLighter Side of

Lakewood –Soup, Salad,Potato Bar

Steak Night6pm-9pm


7am-12pm

TENNISMEMBER–MEMBER



GOLF COUPLESINVITATIONAL

TENNISMEMBER–MEMBER



Chicken andCatfish Fry

Steak Night6pm-9pm

21 22 23 24 25 26 27


Asian



7am-12pm




7am-12pm

OKTOBERFESTPARTY 4pm-8pm


14 15 16 17 18 19 20


Pasta Night5:30pm-9:00pm

COOKINGCLASS

6pm-8pm

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

7 8 9 10 11 12 13


Steak Night6pm-9pm






Chicken andCatfish Fry

1 2 3 4 5 6

LAKEWOOD INVITATIONAL

28 29 30 31 Nov. 1 2 3


LWGA FUNFEST

FROM THE COURTSDear Tennis Players and fans!

What a fall to remember here at the club! In addi-tion to the regular schedule of league and team ten-nis, we had the world-class pro-am back inSeptember, and we have the upcoming Red RiverServeout (LCC Members with OU or UT affiliationLoad Up and duke it out on the courts in the World TeamTennis format) on Wednesday, October 10th.

Then on October 27th and 28th, we have our 2012 Member-Member Doubles Tournament! Wewill have Men’s Doubles and Women’s Doubles. Both will be flighted (the Club flight for 3.5sand below, and the Championship flight for 4.0s and above). Sign up now!

Quick Start for women begins this month, on October 12th and runs for five Friday morningsfrom 10:30am to 12:00pm. This has been a great way for beginners to get into the game, learnit right and make lots of new tennis buddies. In fact, this is our 30th season of running QuickStart. Tell a friend! Priority given to Tennis, Intermediate and Stock Members. Entry fee: $330,which includes a custom-strung, premium graphite tennis racquet!

See you on the courts!

Adrien Chabria, USPTADirector of Tennis

T E N N I S N E W S

FALL 2012JUNIOR TENNIS SCHEDULE

FUTURE STARS(ages 3.5 to 5.5)

Friday ~ 4:30pm to 5:30pm $15.The FUN-damentals!

ADVANCED FUTURE STARS(Invitational)

(age 4.5 to almost 6, experience required)Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ~

4:00pm to 5:00pm $15All the basics for great tennis!

THE YOUNG GUNS(ages 6 and up on the 36’ or 60’ court)Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ~

4:00pm to 5:00pm $15Stroke production and games!

Training for match play!

SWINGIN’ STRONG(full-court beginner, intermediate andadvanced players, aged 11 and up)

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ~5:00 to 6:00pm $15

Drills and skills to prepare for match playand tournaments!

TOURNAMENT TOUGH(advanced players, full-court)

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ~6:00pm to 7:00pm $15

High-performance training for ourtournament players.

THE JUNIOR TEAM WORKOUT(10s team and 12s, and 14s tournament level)

Saturday ~ 10:30am to 12:00pm $20Two groups of drills and match play.

One on a 60 ft ct, the other on a full-court.

In addition to our clinics, we offer privatelessons, team play and team workouts.

Come join us!

2012 MEMBER – MEMBERSaturday and Sunday, October 27 and 28, 2012

Men’s and Women’s Doubles at two levels of play.The Club Flight (3.5 and under)

and the Championship Flight (4.0 to Open)Entry Fee ~ $60 per player

Prizes, refreshments and lots of great tennis!

WOMEN’S QUICK-STARTOur beginner clinic begins October 12 and goes for 5 Fridays

from 10:30 to 12:00 noon!

It’s a really fun class in which beginning tennis players make friends and learn good ten-nis technique. We’ve tailor-made the class for beginners who want to learn tennis theright way from the very beginning.

Any rainouts will be made up in November (16 and beyond).

The fee for it is $330. That fee includes a custom-strung, custom-sized premium graphite racquet!

As with all of our tennis programming, this clinic is open to tennis, intermediate andstock members. If there is room, we sometimes have a spot or two for social members andguests (with an additional $50 guest fee).

Hope you can join us! ~ Sign up at the Tennis Shop.

FOR THE3RD ANNUAL LAKEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB

RED RIVER SERVEOUT

Load Up!OCTOBER 10, 2012

WORLD TEAM FORMAT: 20 men and 20 women per team / 10 men/women level 4.0 and higher and 10 men/women 3.5 and lower. ROUND 1: 4.0 and higher, 1 men’s singles match,

1 women’s singles match, 1 men’s doubles match, 1 women’s doubles match, 2 mixed doubles matches. ROUND 2: 3.5 and lower, 1 men’s singles match, 1 women’s singles match, 1 men’s

doubles match, 1 women’s doubles match, 2 mixed doubles matches. Team with the highest number of cumulative games won gets its photo on the golden racquet in the pro shop and wins

bragging rights for the year! Open only to Lakewood Country Club Members.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 106:30 - 9:30 pm

$60 Per Player Entry Fee IncludesBBQ on the tennis deck1 drink couponEvent logo T-shirt

RESERVE YOUR PLACE TODAY!Please contact Cari Groce at 214.821.8440 or [email protected]

OU CAPTAINS: Allison and Jason Lewis, Janet and Jason RiceTEXAS CAPTAINS: Heidi Paredes, Jennifer Spivey and Mike Stefanek

MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS FRIDAYS SATURDAYS SUNDAYS

FALL 2012 TENNIS CALENDAR

8:30 Double ShotsTeam

10:00 Ball BustersTeam

Steffi Graf/4.0League

8:30 Evert League

10:30 BJKingLeague

9:30 Dubs 202

11:00 Lakers Team

12:30 Primo Team

8:30 Anglers andCheers!

10:00 Overserved

10:30 Love 50matches

1:00 MoodSwings

9:30 and 11:30TCD matches at

LCC (and all overthe Dallas area)

9:30, 10 or 10:30TCD matches at

Fair Oaks

8:45 Martina league

10:30 Tennis 102

8:00 AdvancedGrind (4.0+)

9:00 IntermediateGrind

10:00 BeginnerGrind

USTA matches atVillage

9:00 Men’sWorkout

(3 levels, 3 courts)

10:30 Jr. TeamPractice

10:00 am Co-EdClinic

Junior Teammatches (home andaway). Times vary.

Most often at1:00 or 2:30

Men’s Grind6:30 to 8:00 pm

4:00 Juniors(5s, 8u, 10u)

5:00 Full CourtJuniors

6:00 TournamentJuniors

7:00 Tuesday NightClinic

7:30 WimbledonLeague




6:00 Women’sFutures

7:00 Federer Men’sLeague




7:00 Sampras,Courier and Agassi

Men’s Leagues

4:30 Future Stars(ages 3.5 to 5.5)

5:30 LCC JuniorGrand Prix onselected Friday

evenings

Various local JuniorTournaments

4:00 pm Co-EdClinic

4:00 TCD MixedDoubles matches

Come join the FUN!

G O L F N E W S

SWING FROM THE PRO2012 Lakewood Men’s Club Championship Recap

The Club Championship weekend was certainly long and hot but it served asanother example of the way our Membership supports and enjoys competitivegolf. The fun and enthusiasm that you all show makes it worthwhile for all thework that takes place. We had a field of 104 making up seven flights. This wasthe 90th playing of the Men’s Championship and it certainly became one of themost dramatic in recent history in the Championship Flight. Neal Barfieldopened with 73-67 and after shooting even par on the front nine Monday, andparring ten and eleven, his lead was six shots. He missed a short par putt at twelvebut the lead was still six with six holes to go. We all know competitive golf is afickle thing and in a flash the landscape changed. Bob Bret holed a 35 foot birdieat thirteen to Neal’s bogey five, four shots, Bob made an easy par at fifteen toNeal’s double bogey, two shots, Bob knocks in a 20 foot birdie at sixteen to Neal’sbogey, all square! We had a great crowd following as Neal hit his six iron secondshot on the green on seventeen for an easy two putt birdie but Bob calmly got upand down from the right bunker with his eight footer to keep the tie moving toeighteen. Bob’s back nine charge fell short as he made a bogey at the last fromthe fairway bunker as Neal was hitting a great recovery onto the green from theleft trees. In the end it was Barfield 73-67-75 = 215 to Bret’s 70-75-71=216. Bobwas seeking the biggest spread for Championships in Lakewood history as his winwas 23 years ago. Congratulations to Neal for his win in his first year of LakewoodMembership.

The President’s Flight went to Bob Bret as he nearly won the whole thing. PaulNuckolls was second with 76-75-77 and Steve Kenny third, 74-79-76. The FirstFlight went to Dennis Kirkpatrick by one stroke in a close battle with ChaitainFahnestock. Second Flight went to Chris Kurzner whose steady rounds of 73-72-71 were good for a five shot win over Rex Roberts. The Third Flight came downto the wire with Ty McCall and John Pippen tying after 54 holes at 217. Ty’s parfour on number one was good for the playoff victory. Brad Walker shot an out-standing final round net 70 to come from behind and overtake Jeff Lightfoot inthe Fourth Flight. The best performance in all the net flights was in the Fifthwhere Richard Joseph went wire to wire with scores of 63-72-68 for the only subpar total in the tournament. Denny Sullivan and Mike Parker tied for second.

Congratulations to all our winners and thanks to all those who participated formaking our Club Championship such a special event.

2012 Lakewood Women’s Club Championship Recap

Sixteen ladies competed in two Flights in this year’s Championship. KathyCrumley shot gross scores of 74-77 to win the 86th playing of this event, her sixthconsecutive victory. Leah Margerison shot 83-86 to win the Senior trophy andPam Karlos shot net scores of 72-76 to win the overall Net prize.

Big Blue Finals

We are down to the final four teams.Chuck Keller and Adam Richeyversus Craig Dunlap andMichael Baum, and CoreyHenegar and Joel Schubertversus Malcolm Holland andJeff Cash.

Dress Code Reminder

We continue to remind thatcargo shorts with baggy exteriorpockets are not allowed on therange or golf course. We appreciateyour help.

LWGA – LADIES’ GOLF NEWSWelcome to October. We think summer is behind us andno reason not to FALL into golf!

A recap of September for LWGA included, adding KathyCrumley and Carmen Marsh as Ace Day winners. OneThursday we played with the Pros. Our newest AssistantPro, Ryan Dodd, took the victory with the help of MaryRenwick, Victoria Coburn, Debbie Dunlap and ClaudetteKirby. Now that is how you get to be our favorite Pro!

2012 Ladies’ ClubChampionship Results

Thursday and Friday,September 7 & 8, 2012

To kick off the Ladies’Club Championship, wewarmed up with ahorserace. Winning

team Anne Nelson,Claudette Kirby, Pam

Karlos and Jean Dilworthwon by a “nose” as they say.

Overall Ladies Club Champion - Kathy CrumleyLadies Net Champion - Pam Karlos

Senior Club Champion - Leah Margerison

Call your best golf girlfriend TODAY and sign up for theMember ~ Guest to take place on Oct 11th. There will bea pre-party on October 10th. Call or email Marcia Warrenfor more information and the sign up.

Expect lots of great food, prizes and fun golf as we celebratethe Member ~ Guest honoring Lakewood Country Club100th year!

Last but not least, mark Oct 28th for the LakewoodCountry Club Couples Championship. Call the Pro Shopfor more information. Also, do not forget Ladies Play Dayeach Thursday 9am.

Halloween may be here but I’m not spooking you with allthis news. LWGA is a treat not a trick!

See you at the carts!

Pam KarlosPairings & Publicity, Ladies’ Golf Association

Pam Karlos Leah Margerison

Kathy Crumley

SPECIAL NOTESaturday October 6, 2012

The driving rangewill close at 10:00am

for the LakewoodOktoberfest.

Please mark your calendars.

Texas/OU WeekendFriday, October 12 Tee Times

Due to the great demand for golf on this day we willbegin to take tee time reservations two weeks inadvance on Sunday September 30th. You can call orcome by the Golf Shop beginning at 8am that day.

2012 Lakewood InvitationalOctober 17-20, 2012

We have a full field of 84 teams for this year’s“Centennial” themed event. If you are in the fieldand have not given us your guest info, please do sotoday. The golf course and all practice facilities willbe closed beginning Wednesday October 17th at 4pmand will re-open on Sunday October 21st. We willhave tee times at area courses for as many players as ispossible. Please contact the Golf Shop for details.

See you on the course!

Gilbert Freeman, PGAHead Golf Professional

2012MEN’S CLUB

CHAMPIONSHIP

RESULTSChampionship Flight - Gross Overall Rnd 1 Rnd 2 Rnd 3 Total1st Place Neal Barfield +2 73 67 75 2152nd Tie Andy McCabe +7 74 74 72 2202nd Tie Bob Stone +7 74 74 72 220

President’s Flight - Gross Overall Rnd 1 Rnd 2 Rnd 3 Total1st Place Bob Bret +3 70 75 71 2162nd Place Paul Nuckolls +15 76 75 77 2283rd Place Steve Kenny +16 74 79 76 229

1st Flight - Net Overall Rnd 1 Rnd 2 Rnd 3 Total1st Place Dennis Kirkpatrick +10 78 71 74 2232nd Place Chaitan Fahnestock +11 71 75 78 2243rd Place Dee Claybrook +17 79 77 74 230

2nd Flight - Net Overall Rnd 1 Rnd 2 Rnd 3 Total1st Place Chris Kurzner +3 73 72 71 2162nd Place Rex Roberts +8 73 76 72 2213rd Place Paul Petruzzelli +13 76 76 74 226

3rd Flight - Net Overall Rnd 1 Rnd 2 Rnd 3 Total1st Place Ty McCall *won in playoff +4 72 67 78 217*2nd Place John Pippen +4 74 72 71 2173rd Tie Dan Lain +11 79 72 73 2243rd Tie Timm Baumann +11 77 73 74 224

4th Flight - Net Overall Rnd 1 Rnd 2 Rnd 3 Total1st Place Brad Walker +4 73 74 70 2172nd Place Jeffery Lightfoot +9 70 75 77 2223rd Place Jim Cunningham +10 73 77 73 223

5th Flight - Net Overall Rnd 1 Rnd 2 Rnd 3 Total1st Place Richard Joseph -10 63 72 68 2032nd Tie Denny Sullivan +15 78 73 77 2282nd Tie Mike Parker +15 78 67 83 228

2012 Long Drive Contest Winner - Dan DeichertLast year he won the Senior division, this year he wins it all with a 300 yard drive!!

President’s Flight - Bob Bret 1st Flight - Dennis Kirkpatrick 2nd Flight - Chris Kurzner

3rd Flight - Ty McCall 4th Flight - Brad Walker 5th Flight - Richard Joseph

2012 Men’s Club Champion - Neal Barfield

2012 Long Drive Winner -Dan Deichert

2012 LAKEWOOD

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULEOCTOBER9...........DWGA17-20 ...Lakewood Centennial Invitational28.........Couples Invitational

NOVEMBER10-11 ...Men’s Senior Championship

————————HOLE IN ONE

Scott KippFriday, September 7, 2012

#12, 8 iron, 148 yards.Witnessed by:

Steve Kenny, Joe Alcantar, Kelly Kraft

EMPLOYEE OF THE

QUARTERCongratulations to ParkerWilson for being votedLakewood Country Club’sEmployee of the Quarter.Parker has worked as a

Porter and most recently a Poolside Server at thepool for two summers. His hard work and dedicationshows when he is bearing the 100° days andexcelling at his job. He is a valuable asset to thepoolside team and will be greatly missed during the off-season.

Parker is a junior at Jesuit High School. He is a member andan officer of the Medical Society and the Spanish Society.Parker is very interested in the medical profession, and wouldlike to pursue a career in medicine.

When Parker is not working, studying or attending a societymeeting, he likes to spend time with his friends. He says “theyare what keep him sane!”

Thank you to Parker for all his hard work and dedication toLakewood Country Club! He is truly deserving of this award!

Parker Wilson

B O A R D O F G O V E R N O R SGarry N. BlackJeffrey CashMark S. DilworthRex A. Gunter

J. Scott JacksonTheodore A. JohnsStephen M. ParelThomas J. Spackman

O F F I C E R S O F T H E C L U B

C L U B S T A F FRaymond M. DeTullio, CCM................General ManagerMarcel A. Berlioux, CCM.....................Clubhouse ManagerJavier Gallegos .......................................Assistant ManagerMoises Rodriguez ...................................Service ManagerDon C. Heckmann, CPA ......................ControllerSheila P. Rigelsky, CWP........................Event CoordinatorWilliam A. Koval ..................................Executive ChefMacKenzie A. Triana.............................Purchasing DirectorA. Gilbert Freeman, PGA.....................Head Golf ProfessionalMichael D. Plummer .............................Golf Course SuperintendentAdrien J. Chabria, USPTA ...................Director of TennisLuis Olvera.............................................Clubhouse SuperintendentD’Ann S. Garza .....................................Membership Coordinator/

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William P. Leiser....................................PresidentJames C. Brownlee.................................Vice PresidentM. Scott Kipp ........................................TreasurerCarman R. Allen ...................................SecretaryR. Dennis Kirkpatrick............................Past President

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