THE WOODLANDS CLUB

NOVEMBER 2016

ISSUE 11

PAGE 2 Calendar

PAGE 3 Club News

PAGE 5 Dining & Social

PAGE 6 Aquatics

PAGE 7 Fitness

PAGE 8 Golf

PAGE 10 Tennis

PAGE 11 Committee Briefs;

Internal Directory

207.781.3104 | WWW.THEWOODLANDS.ORG

In this Issue:

$55.00++ per house Locally baked gingerbread house, icing, and a vast

array of candy to help create your very own sweet

masterpiece. Festive sweets, coffee & of course plenty

of hot cocoa are included in your cost. Each seating

will last ninety minutes.

Gingerbread Reservations: Online and In-Person:

Begin 9:00AM, Wednesday, November 9

Phone Reservations Accepted:

Starting at 11:00am, Thursday, November 10

See full details page 4

DECORATING GINGERBREAD HOUSE

Sunday, December 4 12:30PM, 3:00PM& 5:30PM

*Regular Menu available Sunday; please make dining reservations

Tuesday, December 6 4:00PM, 6:30PM

*Buffet Available: 5:00PM-8:00PM

Wednesday, December 7 4:00PM, 6:30PM

*Buffet Available: 5:00PM-8:00PM

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Calendar

November 2016

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Swim Challenge

Begins

2 3

Aquatics/ Fitness

Committee

4

Jason St. Pierre

5

6

7

Dining Closed

8

Clubhouse

Committee

Winter Fitness

Registration

Taste of Tuesday

Buffet

9

Online/In Person

Gingerbread &

Santa Breakfast

Reservations

Begin

Tennis Committee

10

Phone

Reservations Begin

11

Carmine Combo

12

Progressive

Dinner

13

14 Finance Committee

Green Committee

Golf Committee

Dining Closed

15

Taste of Tuesday

Buffet

16

Board of Governors

New Menus

17

18

Turkey Shoot

Mixer

Brad Siegel and

Barry Young

19

20

Golf Course

Closes for

Season

21

Dining Closed

22

Taste of Tuesday

Buffet

23

24 Thanksgiving

Club Closes at

12:00PM

25

The Larry

Williams Band

26

27

28

Dining Closed

29

Taste of Tuesday

Buffet

30

Food Minimum

Quarterly Cycle for Members P-Z Ends

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Message from

Membership In this month’s

message I thought I

would use my

allotted newsletter

space to share some photos on page 4

from two new social events both of

which just so happened to take place in

the fall. Tailgating (September 22) and

Blues & Brews (October 14) were very

successful and as a result, dates have

already been secured for 2017’s Social

Calendar.

It’s hard to believe that the Holiday

Open House, Gingerbread House

Decorating and Breakfast with Santa

events are just around the corner. These are all very popular member

events so please sign up early.

Mary Anne

Club News

From the General Manager

I begin this month’s article by providing an update on

the wonderful Chris McClure piece written by

member Chris Rhoades and featured in the

September newsletter. Subsequent to the publishing

of that newsletter, Chris received a call from Jeff

McClure, Chris’ brother, who lives in Detroit. Jeff

and his parents had received a copy of the article and of course

enjoyed it immensely. Jeff shared additional stories with Chris and

asked if there was anything he could do to show his appreciation. I of

course said there was nothing he needed to do, but it inspired me to

share this update. I heard from many, members and staff alike, who

found Chris Rhoades’ article very interesting and informative. Chris,

thank you! You are to be congratulated for bringing this story to so

many who didn’t know anything about Chris McClure.

As I write this it is two days after our annual staff appreciation event.

As usual it was a fun event attended by many, and from the looks of

things a good time was had by all. One activity really struck a chord

with me Monday and provided me a better appreciation of what this

event really means for some. I saw at least three instances of a couple

of staff members heading off in golf carts simply to enjoy the beauty

of the golf course. These particular people had no clubs and no

intention of actually playing golf. They just said that they really wanted

to see what it looked like (out there)! Everyone who attends really

enjoys the day and appreciates the opportunity provided by you. I am

often thanked by staff for having the party and I am always quick to

say that it is you, the members, who we all need to thank for this day.

Thank you.

I think it’s quite safe to say that anyone with more than a passing

interest in the game of golf was touched in some way by the recent

passing of Arnold Palmer. He was truly a living legend and deserving

of his nickname, The King. Even if you weren’t a golfer, you saw him

on television pitching everything from Penzoil Motor Oil to Rolex.

He was a part of our culture for decades and someone we all trusted

and almost felt we knew. One of The Woodlands Club founders, Dr.

Bob DeRice, wrote a piece for us detailing a memorable week he

spent with Arnold some 30 years ago. You can find it on our website,

or view on the bulletin board across from the elevator on the lower

floor.

Until next month, we will see you around the Club,

Bill Robinson

HOLIDAY NEWS WISHING YOU A

HAPPY THANKSGIVING From all of us at

The Woodlands Club

Reminder that the Club will close at

12:00PM on Thursday, November 24 in

observance of Thanksgiving Day.

ANNUAL TOY DRIVE December 4–December 18

Drop off an unwrapped toy under our

Woodlands Club tree in the lobby and

we will make sure that the children at

The Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital & Child & Family Services receive the

toys in time for the holidays.

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Club News

Gingerbread Decorating RESERVATION DETAILS: Due to the popularity of this event, this

will be a members-only event and

each member can only make a

reservation for their own family.

Please provide the total number of

adults and children in your party, the

number of houses you would like to

purchase and whether you will be dining

at Club on your decorating day.

Jacquelyn Gilligan, Assistant Dining

Room Manager, will contact you at a

later time to confirm your dining

reservation. The Family Dining Room,

Fireside Room and the Lounge all will be

open for family seating during these days

to accommodate everyone.

Space is limited at each house decorating

seating, and a waitlist will be established

as sessions fill. Members on the waitlist

will be contacted in the order they were

placed on the waitlist, as spaces become

available. If we don’t receive a response

within 24 hours, we will contact the

next member on the list.

Once a gingerbread order is made, it

cannot be cancelled. If you cannot attend

your seating, (illness, conflict) please

make arrangements to have your

gingerbread kit packaged to take home

and decorate at your leisure.

You are encouraged to eat prior to

decorating so the candy ends up on your

house and no one ends up with an upset

t u m m y . *W oo d l an d s D i n i n g

reservations are required for all

decorators who choose to partake in a

meal at the Club before or after

decorating on Sunday (regular menu)

Tuesday (buffet and limited menu) or

Wednesday (buffet and limited menu).

Menu to follow online.

Tuesday & Wednesday Buffet

Dinner Pricing:

Adults: $15.95++ Children: $9.95++

Blues and Brews

Tailgating Member Mixer

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Dining & Social

Featured Beer

NOVEMBER

FEATURED COCKTAILS

Jammin’ Maple Bourbon

Manhattan

Bulleit bourbon, maple liqueur &

orange marmalade

Spiced Pear Collins

Beefeater Gin, pear purée,

rosemary-clove simple syrup,

lemon juice & club soda

Autumn Royale

Prosecco, St. germain & Apple

liqueur

Cranberry Gimlet

Absolute citron vodka, fresh lime juice, Organic cranberry juice &

agave nectar

And for Dessert!

Stoli vanilla vodka, coffee liqueur

and a splash of Baileys

Friday Night Entertainment

Join us in the Lounge Friday nights

from 7:15PM– 9:15PM

November 4:

Jason St. Pierre

November 11:

Carmine Combo

November 18:

Brad Siegel and Barry Young

November 25:

The Larry Williams Band

PROGRESSIVE DINNER Saturday, November 12

6:00PM

$60++ per person

Space is limited to 20 People

Chef Stephanie would like to invite you for dinner around the club. You will

be joining Stephanie in the Main Kitchen for a Cocktail Reception–where you

will be provided the unique opportunity to watch the Woodlands Culinary

and Service Team in action.

The Price includes: Nosh in the Kitchen with a Glass of Wine , Two Courses

for Dinner in the Casco Room, Dessert in the Fireside Room

Menu to follow.

HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE Sunday, December 11

Details in December’s newsletter.

BREAKFAST WITH SANTA Sunday, December 18

Buffet Seatings:

8:30AM, 10:30AM & 12:30PM

Adults: $32.00++ Children (12 & Under): $15.00++

Signups will be accepted online and in person on November 9 at 9:00AM.

Phone reservations will be accepted beginning November 10. Photos with

Santa are included. Guests are welcome.

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RECREATIONAL

PRE-SWIM TEAM

November 3-December 15

Mondays: 4:15PM-5:15PM and/or

Thursdays: 5:00PM-6:00PM

Cost: $120

Prerequisite: Passed The Woodlands Club

Level 4 swimming or Age 10 with

Aquatics Staff approval.

Swimmers participate in swim

workouts, improve competitive skills

and stroke technique in preparation

for middle school and/or high school

swim team.

The Woodlands swimmers and their

parents have elected a recreational

approach to swim team. At The

Woodlands, we try to accommodate

members’ need for flexibility. This

recreational team focuses on skills for

the school competitive swimmer, fun

and fitness as we allow swimmers to

participate as little as once per week

at a level of commitment that fits their

need. There are no meets with this

program.

Please call Sheilla to register or

with any questions at 781-3104 ext.

116. If this doesn’t fit your schedule,

contact Beth or Sheilla.

EVENING ADULT INTRO

TO LAP SWIMMING Wednesdays 5:30PM-6:15PM

November 2-December 14

Cost: $175

Requirements: Must be able to swim a

minimum of 1 length of any stroke.

Swimmers will learn how to take their

current ability and put it into an

effective workout. We will be working

toward swimming the mile (or more

depending on ability). Swimmers also

learn how to use the pace clock, take

stroke counts, swim some typical

practice sets, use swim equipment and

receive some technical instruction.

Call Sheilla at 781-3104 ext. 116 to

register. No lesson Thanksgiving week

Aquatics 6TH

ANNUAL FAMILY & INDIVIDUAL

WINTER SWIM CHALLENGE

November 1-February 28

Cost: Free!

Welcome to our 6th Annual Winter Swim Challenge! Once again we will be

offering the Family Challenge category and the 100 Mile distance as well as

maintaining our traditional 20 & 50 Mile challenge format. Starting November

1 and continuing through February, we will be running a FUN 4 month self-recording distance swim program for the average and slightly above average

swimmer.

We have selected 20, 50, and 100 Mile swim distances that can be achieved in

three to four months depending on distance and level of commitment. You

can even miss a week or two and finish on time. If you have never done much

swimming but know how to swim, this is a nice way to surprise yourself with

how much you can accomplish. The other benefit is that when mid-February

comes, you’ll be all ready for that warm winter vacation.

The distance challenge is all about achieving the distance so you can swim any

stroke, use fins or even just kick or pull to achieve your goal. It doesn’t

matter if you finish first, last or somewhere in between. All finishes are

equally important! Along the way, fun little prizes will be awarded to those

who meet their monthly targets. The aquatics staff will support you, so give

us guidance about what you’d like… maybe some fun sets, maybe some

technique drills… maybe just be left alone. Registrants who complete the

challenge will receive prizes.

Register by phone (781-3104 ext.112) or via e-mail to bstreeter@thewoodlands.org

FAMILY 20, 50, or 100 MILE Swim Challenge

All family members compile their distances to contribute to the total.

Husbands and wives make a great team too! Encourage other families to join

your family in the swim challenge.

20 MILE Swim Challenge (35,200 yards total)

This is a Pro-Active Winter/Holiday swim challenge for the average person.

Swim 108 lengths of the pool each week (2700 yards/week) and rack up 6

miles/month. Choose your schedule distance. For example: 3 times/week = 36 lengths each visit, 2 times = 54, 1 = 108 OR you can swim more some

weeks than others

50 MILE Swim Challenge (88,000 yards total)

For the more experienced swimmer. Swim 6,300 yards per week.

100 MILE Swim Challenge (176,000 yards total)

For the more experienced swimmer. Swim 12,600 yards per week.

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Fitness

WINTER FITNESS

SIGN UP December 8, 2016

Winter is coming… and so are new

classes and times!

Stay tuned for what we have on the

horizon to keep you active during the

cold months.

BEGINNER YOGA 6:30PM-7:30PM Wednesdays

Begins November 9, 6 weeks

$90/person. Min 5, max 10

Intimidated to try a Yoga class? This

class will ensure that you shouldn’t

be. Come on in and enjoy learning

Yoga in a welcoming environment

with a very patient instructor.

YOGA FOR MEN 8:00AM-9:00AM Saturdays

Begins November 5, 6 weeks

$90/person. Min 5, max 10

Nothing like getting a great start to

the day, or even better, the weekend.

This class is geared toward the

beginner to novice guy who wants to

improve flexibility and muscle.

Whether you have tried Yoga in the

past, are someone who is a cardio

king, a weekend warrior or weight

training guru, come on in and work

on achieving the benefits of Yoga.

FAMILY YOGA 11:00AM-12:00PM Saturdays

Begins November 5, 6 weeks

$TBD/family. Min 4 families

Sometimes it can be tough to get that

Saturday workout in. If your child is

12 or older and wants to come in and

enjoy a workout with Mom or Dad,

as well as get some family bonding

time, this may just be the answer. We

hope this class helps to provide you

with something for your family to try

together.

Please email Damian at

ddow@thewoodlands.org if you are

interested in joining a yoga class.

BALLROOM DANCING With Joyce Bailey at The Woodlands

Thursdays 6:30PM-7:15PM.

6 weeks: November 3 through December 15

No class 11/24–Thanksgiving

$75 per person

Come with a partner. Bring comfortable shoes that are safe for the dance floor.

Learn to look good and have fun while partner dancing!

No prior dance experience necessary

Experienced dancers also welcome

Ballroom Dances: Foxtrot and Quick Step

To register, email Damian at ddow@thewoodlands.org by 11/1/16.

FIT TIP:

FIVE SIGNS YOU’RE WORKING OUT TOO HARD Exercise needs to be consistent for success. But if is consistently too hard, it

will be more of a detriment than a benefit. These five signs will help you to re-

evaluate and reconnect with your workouts.

1. You stop enjoying it

Exercise should be fun and you should look forward to it or at least look for-

ward to how you feel afterward. You can always scale back the intensity or

incorporate new activities to make things fun. Change it up.

2. You’re not finishing your workouts

If you are consistently not finishing your workouts you are working out too

hard or need more of an implementation of recovery workouts.

3. You’re doing HIIT training every day

High Intensity Interval Training is not designed to be done every day. In every class and with every instructor you hear about the HIIT Training Philosophy,

but it is designed to be 1-2 days a week. If you are doing that everyday your

energy stores will not replenish in time for your next work out.

4. You’re experiencing pain

With consistent intense workouts, the cellular damage to the muscles as well

as the energy systems do not heal. When the muscles cells do not have time

to recover, you are more likely to get muscle strains from too much use or

not the right use.

5. You feel fatigued after your workout

A good workout should leave you a little tired, but mentally charged. If you

have overall fatigue, then the workout is too hard. If you are feeling tired for

hours instead of moments, time to cut back on intensity.

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Golf

LESSONS AT THE

WOODLANDS CLUB Golf lessons may be taken by

anyone regardless of

membership classification.

Guests are permitted to take

lessons, too!

GOLF SHOP

HOURS Through November 20

Monday: 12:00PM-DUSK

Tuesday-Sunday: 8:00am-Dusk

*Golf shop hours are

dependent on weather.

GOLF COURSE

CLOSING DATE Sunday, November 20

In order to “put the course to

bed,” the golf course will close

to all play at the end of the

day on Sunday, November 20.

From the Director of Golf If you haven’t tried the golf simulator yet, it is really

great! It is a system that calculates launch angle, distance,

club and ball speed and spin rates while providing instant

feedback. It doubles as one of the most precise club

fitting tools available today. This is definitely not your

father’s golf simulator!

When taking Golf lessons in the simulator you will be able to see not just

the specifics mentioned above but the path of your swing as well. It’s so

much easier to improve with tangible feedback.

It’s hard to believe you can play Pebble Beach without leaving Maine. The

simulator is very easy to use and is incredibly accurate. The practice range

feature offers a ton of useful feedback and provides easy to read graphics.

As an alternative, the indoor practice net will remain available and is located along with the simulator in the bag storage room (off the fitness

entry alcove). You may enter through the door located in the fitness

alcove during normal club hours. Just follow the signs.

Both the low tech net and the high tech simulator are available on a first

come-first served basis. There are no “tee times” for the net. Reserve the

simulator by going to the golf page on the club’s website and follow the

directions. It’s easy. There is no charge for full golf members to use the

simulator although guest fees do apply.

You must bring your own golf clubs or make arrangements to borrow

clubs from the golf staff in advance.

BE SAFE–LOOK BEFORE YOU SWING-MAKE SURE THE AREA IS

CLEAR

Have fun!

Doug Van Wickler, PGA

GOLF BAG STORAGE REMINDER It’s that time of year… Time to convert our golf bag storage

area to make room for the Golf Simulator and Indoor

Practice Range

Please retrieve your golf clubs and pull carts by November

20 so that we can make the switch as soon as possible.

Thank you.

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Golf FROSTY? YOU BET! The dreaded frost delay…

A frost delay of, for example,

on e h ou r doe s n o t

automatically add one hour to

your scheduled tee time. We

can sometimes catch up

during a frost delay by

combining groups and using

empty tee times.

Feel free to call or email the

golf shop for a “best guess”

during a delay.

ATTENTION ALL

GOLF SHOP CREDIT

WINNERS! All 2016 golf shop credit will

expire as of October 31,

2016. Redeem your credit

winnings early for the best

s e l e c t i o n . S o r r y, n o

exceptions.

GREEN FEE AND

CART SAVINGS

PACKAGES

EXPIRATION DATE

REMINDER Please remember, the Guest

Green Fee and Cart packages

are non-refundable and must

be used this year. They may

not be carried over to the

next season. *course closing

date is November 20, 2016

A NOVEMBER GOLF TIP?

BRRRRR

Although no one knows what Mother Nature will bring for November, it can

be a great time to play. The trick to playing in cool weather is...DO WHAT-

EVER YOU HAVE TO DO TO KEEP YOUR HANDS WARM!

Here are a few ideas to make chilly weather golf more fun:

Don’t start a round cold because you’ll never get warm. Dress warmly

ahead of time. You can always shed a layer of clothing.

Walking is warmer than taking a cart.

Avoid injury, warm up. Walk briskly from the parking lot to the golf shop.

It gets the blood flowing. Don’t forget to stretch.

The ball does not travel as far in cold weather. You will lose about two

yards for every ten degree decrease in temperature. More if the ball is cold as well. Take one more club on a 50 degree day.

With additional layers of clothing it is important to note that your shoul-

der turn may be restricted. If I am at a distance where I normally hit 7

iron, I may choke down and inch or two on a 5 iron. My focus is on solid

contact.

GOLF SHOP HOLIDAY

INVENTORY BLOW-OUT

SALE BEGINS NOVEMBER 1ST

All remaining men’s and women’s clothing

50% off!

ADDITIONAL SELECT MERCHANDISE MARKED DOWN

SHOP EARLY FOR THE BEST SELECTION!

IN STOCK MERCHANDISE ONLY

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Tennis

UPCOMING EVENTS

TURKEY SHOOT MIXER Friday, November 18

6:00PM-7:30PM

2016 HOLIDAY TENNIS FAIR Sunday, December 4

12:00PM-1:00PM

A must for your tennis playing

juniors.

TENNIS DEPARTMENT

HOLIDAY SOCIAL Thursday, December 8

6:00PM in the Fireside Room

USTA LEVEL 7

JUNIOR SINGLES TOURNAMENT Friday, December 16 to Sunday, December 18

TENNIS NEWS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS UPDATE

All draws are well underway. The BIG

BOARD is in the pro shop with all the draws.

Good luck to all those participating!

2017 USTA SEASON It’s just about here! For information regarding

leagues, teams, etc., please contact Jon Parry

in the Pro Shop.

These kids, and many other members, have been working with our

talented staff to increase their court agility, speed, and balance. They

are getting the edge on their opponents, are you?

WHAT DOES YOUR ON-COURT TRAINING LOOK LIKE?

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Woodlands Club Internal Directory Front Desk 207.781.3104

Front Office Fax 207.781.5226

Dining Room 207.781.3104 Ext.164

Fitness Center 207.781.3104 Ext. 110

Golf Pro Shop 207.781.2890

Tennis Pro Shop 207.781.2922

General Manager

Bill Robinson Ext. 101

brobinson@thewoodlands.org

Membership

Mary Anne MacArthur Ext. 102

mmacarthur@thewoodlands.org

Accounting

Jay Stone Ext. 152

Controller jstone@thewoodlands.org

Deanna Pelletier Ext. 122

Accounting Assistant dpelletier@thewoodlands.org

Theresa Novicky Ext. 117

Accounting Assistant tnovicky@thewoodlands.org

Aquatics

Beth Streeter Ext. 112

Director of Aquatics bstreeter@thewoodlands.org

Sheilla Bernier Ext. 116

Aquatics Assistant sbernier@thewoodlands.org

Childcare

Lynn Dunn Ext. 120

Childcare Provider

Fitness

Damian Dow Ext. 149

Director of Fitness ddow@thewoodlands.org

Food and Beverage

Stephanie Brown Ext. 107

Executive Chef sbrown@thewoodlands.org

Dave Moran Ext. 105

Dining Room Manager dmoran@thewoodlands.org

Functions

Toni Marie Nappi Ext. 124

Event and Sales Manager tnappi@thewoodlands.org

General and Administrative

Elizabeth Fox Ext. 100

Receptionist reception@thewoodlands.org

Brittany Bartlett Ext. 104

Member Comm. Specialist bbartlett@thewoodlands.org

Golf

Doug Van Wickler Ext. 126

Director of Golf dvanwickler@thewoodlands.org

Golf Shop Ext. 119

golfshop@thewoodlands.org

Greens and Grounds

Ryan Minzner 207.781.9954

Superintendent rminzner@thewoodlands.org

Housekeeping

Karen Hadley Ext. 111

Housekeeping Supervisor

Maintenance

Scott Crepeau Ext. 128

Facilities Director screpeau@thewoodlands.org

Tennis

Harvey McCartney Ext. 113

Director of Tennis hmccartney@thewoodlands.org

Jon Parry Ext. 133

Head Pro jparry@thewoodlands.org

Club News (Continued) COMMITTEE BRIEFS

Board of Governors:

October 19 Meeting: The Board discussed and approved the 2017 Budget as presented by

Treasurer Mark Fasold. Phase 1 of a bunker renovation will begin late next summer or early fall. A modest increase in the staff holiday fund was approved. The amount had been the same for at least 15 years. Special member request was approved, as was a leave of absence request. Barry

Lundquist attended beginning of meeting and provided an overview of the strategic planning process, which will be undertaken in the first half of 2017.

Aquatics and Fitness Committee:

October 6 Meeting: Aquatics discussed capital and operating budget. Looking at resurfacing

indoor pool. Fitness reported behind budget due in part to low participation and interest for certain classes. Seeking additional trainers to support increase in interest of personal training. Looking into introducing new classes, and discussed budget for upcoming year.

Clubhouse Committee:

October 11 Meeting: Approved September minutes. Discussed comment cards. Discussed hiring

challenges in kitchen. Maintenance reported completion of parking lot repairs and striping. Budget presentation highlighted what’s on horizon for 2017.

Finance Committee:

October 18 Meeting: September minutes approved. Controller presented a brief review of

September’s favorable results. Reviewed second draft of the 2017 Operating and Capital budgets. A majority of the discussion surrounded the bunker renovation project. Motion made to recommend the budgets as presented to the Board of Governors for final approval.

Golf Committee:

October 18 Meeting: Discussed comment cards. Handicap committee reported long term

planning and implementation of two signatures on tourney scorecards in the future. Golf better than budget. Discussed Friday events. Working with Green committee on FAQ document along with joint meetings of the 2 committees. Discussed communication to golf members.

Green Committee:

September 19 Meeting: Approved September minutes. Course in great shape, and winterizing will

begin over next few weeks. Discussed bunker project. Reviewed term limits for current members. Board liaison provided report.

HR Committee:

No meeting held in October.

Membership Committee:

No meeting held in October.

Tennis Committee:

October 12 Meeting: Reviewed monthly budget. Working on gathering interest in Halloween

Triples event. Turkey Shoot in the works. Court cleaning schedule on the books for Tennis Staff. Discussed leaving courts open later and opening clay courts earlier. Issue arisen regarding outdoor court reservations being booked and not used, impeding with those who would like to

use them.

Photo Credit: Carrie Aube Photography

THANK YOU MEMBERS FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF

THE 2016 ANNUAL EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION PARTY!

Committee Rosters

Board of Governors

Christopher Miles

President

Rich Emerson

Vice President

Mark Fasold

Treasurer

Judy Beressi

Clerk

Lin Austin

Tom Hyndman

Katherin O’Grady

Laura Sosnowski

Scott Weymouth

AQUATICS/FITNESS COMMITTEE

Katie VerLee-Chair

Steve Abeles

Jane Bopp

Melissa Christie

Steve Hendry

Joe Walden

Laura Sosnowski-Board Liaison

CLUBHOUSE COMMITTEE Lois Lengyel-Chair

Mary Jo Cross

Michelle Hunsinger Ken Porter

Bill Shain

Judy Beressi-Board Liaison

FINANCE COMMITTEE Mark Fasold-Chair/Board Liaison

Gordon Hamlin

Marie Leavitt

Odette Thurston

Rich Emerson-Board Liaison

Tom Hyndman-Board Liaison

Christopher Miles-Board Liaison

GOLF COMMITTEE

Paul White-Chair

Curt Jordan

Mike Ryan

Walter Wallace

Pam Wichroski

Andy York

Scott Weymouth-Board Liaison

GREEN COMMITTEE

Matt Chin-Chair

Stuart Carter

Roxane Cole

Dale Lalone

David Kelley

Don Neidetcher

Lin Austin-Board Liaison

HUMAN RESOURCE COMMITTEE

Judy Beressi-Chair/Board Liaison

Bill Goodspeed

Jane Bopp

Ella Brown

Eric Uhl

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE Gordon Chibroski-Chair

Andy Altman

Tate Ficker

Chris Holdredge

Paula Silsby

Shikha Vasaiwala

Tom Hyndman-Board Liaison

NOMINATING COMMITTEE Peter Fendler-Chair

Christie DeMichael

Judith Goodrich

Charlie Hahn

Barry Lundquist

Terri Messer

Meredith Rousseau

TENNIS COMMITTEE Allen Bruce-Chair

Bob Epstein

Kristy Gorsuch

Dave McClees

Lori Poulin

Christie Rana

Kathi O’Grady-Board Liaison

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