CURRENTS. Inside: General Manager Update Cullasaja Summer Fun Club Updates Corrections to Directory Listing SUMMER 2013

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1 SUMMER 2013 HIGHLANDS, NC CURRENTS A Publication for Members & Friends of the Cullasaja Club Inside: General Manager Update Cullasaja Summer Fun Club Updates Corrections to Directory Listing

2 GENERAL MANAGER UPDATE by David Cull BOARD OF GOVERNORS Geoff Parker President Sonny Moss Vice President Emily Adkins Secretary Larry Thoele Treasurer Ron Bobo Victor Fransen Sid Nurkin David Trice Morris Williams STAFF David Cull General Manager/COO Tim Lamphier Controller-Human Resource Director_ Debbie Leonard Membership/Communications Director Larry Fruchtman Clubhouse Manager Maria Jandera Executive Chef Tom Pannier Head Golf Professional Tom Nelson Golf Course Superintendent Terry Fugate Head Tennis Professional Ken Wheeler Fitness Director Meredith MacNevin Clerical Accountant HIGHLANDS, NC 1371 Cullasaja Club Dr. Highlands, NC Fax: Rain, Rain, go away but it s alright to rain at night! Well, maybe just a little bit! The Highlands Plateau has certainly lived up to its designation of being a Rain Forest these past few weeks! In spite of the wet weather the show continued on for most of our traditional Cullasaja events. Thank you for all of your support and patience as we juggled our Kid s Camp and 4th of July holiday programs. We continue to receive rave reviews about our newly renovated Clubhouse. The ambience and relaxing feel of the newly decorated areas along with the additional space has allowed us to better serve you and your guests. Thank you for your tremendous support which is noticeably reflected through our Food & Beverage sales. While the weather has put a damper on both our golf and tennis programs, it has provided excellent growing conditions for our new Croquet Lawn. The Lawn is projected to open for play in early to mid August. Stay tuned for the announcement of Opening Day at the Lawn! As you may know, we were forced to postpone our Kid s Camp Fishing Contest and the Cullasaja Duck Race due to inclement weather. We have rescheduled the Fishing Contest for Saturday, August 31st at 9:30am followed by Duck Race that same day at 4:00pm. Details on both events will be communicated closer to the events. IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER: July 28th BEER & BRATS July 31st CANCER CHALLENGE GOLF, DINNER AND JEWELRY SHOW August 10th LOBSTER NIGHT AND JAZZ WITH LAURA COYLE September 1st LABOR DAY PIG PICK IN COOKOUT October 3rd & 4th MIXED CLASSIC INVITATIONAL October 11th FALL FOR CULLASAJA DINNER-DANCE SOCIAL 2

3 by Debbie Leonard & Ken Wheeler KIDS CAMP DAY 1 DAY 1 Highlands Aerial Park: There was a nature trail hike that ended at a spectacular water fall where we dug for Gems. Groups played field games and spent time on a lower version of a Zip Line course called the Brave Indian course. It included rope bridges, wobbly platforms and two zip lines. 3

4 KIDS CAMP DAY 2 Here is how the week played out DAY 2 Fun Factory followed by Scaly Mountain Outdoor Center: they enjoyed carnival and arcade games, drove go carts and bumper cars, played Put Put golf and ate Pizza for lunch. When the sky cleared we headed to a planned event at Scaly Mountain Outdoor Center for Summer Tubing fun. 4

5 Here is how the week played out KIDS CAMP DAY 3 DAY 3 Highlands Recreation Center: where we played a variety of games, and even got some time in the pool. Most really enjoyed a final event where we played Dodge Ball Campers VS Counselors. ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL EVENT IN SPITE OF THE RAIN! A TOTAL OF 67 KIDS FROM AGES Kids Camp is a highlight of our year with every department supporting the effort. We hope that it makes memories for all Cullasaja children and grandchildren so they want to keep coming back year after year as they make Cullasaja Club home in the summer. 5

6 GOLF CART PARADE July 6,2013 {1ST PLACE} Derwin & Marilyn Smith and family {2ND PLACE} Roy & Frazier McCrorey and family {3RD PLACE} Joy Turner and family 6

7 GOLF IS IN FULL SWING AT CULLASAJA The season is off to wonderful start with active tournament schedule with great participation. The results from are major tournaments are as follows: Member-Member Champions: Mike Shawhan/Bob Fulton - 18 Hole Division Wright Turner/Kent Mergler - 9 Hole Division Women s Member-Member Champions: Beth Elzemeyer/Betsy Butler - 18 Hole Division Dorothy Lyles/Barbara Roberts - 9 Hole Division WGA Laurel Cup: Congratulations to all our Winners!! Beth Elzemeyer - 18 Hole Division Linda Brannan - 9 Hole Division GAME IMPROVEMENT SESSIONS The purpose of the Game Improvement Sessions is designed to strengthen a player s interest and development in the game of golf. The programs will emphasize the importance of the games fundamentals, in a fun comfortable learning environment. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Member Programs (Men and Women) SCORING SCHOOL Wednesday, July 24th, 31st, August 7th & 14th 10:00a.m. - 12:00p.m. SLICER S SCHOOL Friday, July 26th 45-minute scheduled time CHIP VS. PITCH Friday, August 2nd 10:00a.m. - 11:30a.m. PITCHING & GREENSIDE BUNKER PLAY Friday, August 16th 10:00a.m. - 11:30a.m. PUTTING Friday, August 30th 10:00a.m. - 11:30a.m. Ladies Program by Tom Pannier SEASON IN FULL SWING FULL SWING FUNDAMENTALS Thursday, July 11th Grip, Alignment & Posture 10:00a.m. - 11:15a.m CHIPPING CLINIC Thursday, July 25th 10:00a.m. - 11:15a.m PITCHING/GREENSIDE BUNKER PLAY Thursday, August 1st 10:00a.m. - 11:15a.m RULES CLINIC Tuesday, August 6th 12:00p.m. PUTTING CLINIC Thursday, August 15th 10:00a.m. - 11:15a.m Please Sign up in the Golf Shop for all Scheduled Game Improvement Sessions!! UPCOMING GOLF EVENTS: The following details the major upcoming golf events, formats and schedule of events. MEN S 9-HOLE GROUP MONDAYS JULY 8TH, 15TH, 22ND & 1PM AUGUST 5TH, 12TH, 19TH & 1PM THURSDAYS JULY 11TH & 10:30AM AUGUST 1ST, 15TH & 10:30AM TWILIGHT GOLF WEDNESDAYS JULY 10TH & 4PM MEMBER-GUEST TWILIGHT JULY 3:30PM CANCER CHALLENGE TWILIGHT JULY 3PM AUGUST 7TH, 14TH & 4PM WGA MEMBER-GUEST TWILIGHT AUGUST 4PM MEN S DAY Open to all members. If you are in need of a game, please call the golf shop and get involved with Men s Day and Sign Up!!! 9AM MEN S MEMBER-GUEST INVITATIONAL JULY 18TH & 19TH CANCER CHALLENGE BEER & BRATS SUNDAY, JULY 28TH PRO CHALLENGE MONDAY, JULY 1PM CANCER CHALLENGE TWILIGHT WEDNESDAY, JULY 3PM CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP THURSDAY & FRIDAY, AUGUST 8TH & 9TH WGA MEMBER-GUEST INVITATIONAL THURSDAY & FRIDAY, AUGUST 22ND & 23RD CULLASAJA CUP FRIDAY & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20TH & 21ST ONE DAY MEMBER-GUEST THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH (please note this event added to schedule) MIXED CLASSIC INVITATIONAL THURSDAY & FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3RD & 4TH WOMEN S GOLF ASSOCIATION 18 HOLERS HIGHLAND FALLS THURSDAY, JULY 18TH 9AM SHOTGUN 3 QUEENS & A KING TUESDAY, JULY 30TH 9AM SHOTGUN 18 HOLERS WILDCAT CLIFFS MONDAY, AUGUST 12TH 9AM SHOTGUN WGA MEMBER-GUEST INVITATIONAL THURSDAY & FRIDAY, AUGUST 22ND & 23RD

8 MALLETS & MARTINI S by Terry Fugate and Ken Wheeler Many of you have asked if we will carry demo mallets and the answer is yes. We have 3 different styles for you to try they are available in the Tennis Pro Shop. You may demo on your own or during one of our Thursday afternoon match play sessions. As you can see from the photos we have more new croquet players showing up each week for instruction and match play. Croquet is every Thursday afternoon at 5:00PM so come on out and enjoy the fastest growing game on the plateau. Several of our members were invited over to Wildcat to play on their full size croquet lawn on Friday June 14th. Thanks to Lane and Clint Dawkins for arranging the matches for that day. During the month of July we were invited over to Highlands Country Club to play on their croquet lawn with some of their members. Once again Mr. & Mrs. Dawkins arranged for us to travel over there and play with some of their members without the pressure of an Inter-Club match. The date for the trip over there is Monday July 29th. Please RSVP that you would like to be part of our group that is going that day we can have between players FROM THE GREEN-Strange Weather by Tom Nelson The weather this spring and early summer, to put it mildly, has been extremely wet. To date (July 8th) we have received nearly 88 inches of rainfall. That is our annual average and we still have nearly 6 months to go!! In the 8 day span from June 30th through July 7th we accumulated 22 of rain. While we have done extensive drainage and topdressing over the years, I don t think any drainage system can stand up to that amount of water in that timeframe. The excessive rain has caused several issues on the course. The wet conditions have prevented us from completing our mowing procedures, leading to less than desirable playing conditions. Our new sod around the greens has also suffered from the rain. While sod does need water, it also needs oxygen in the root-zone to become well established. You may notice, particularly in the high traffic areas, the sod has thinned out. This is due to both the delays in the installation and the wet conditions leading to compaction of the soil. We have core aerified these areas and feel confident that they will rebound when the weather improves. On a brighter note, our poa promotion strategy has been moving along nicely. So far this season, the greens have had a much more uniform appearance. We have altered our fertilization schedule and changed up some of the plant protectant products that are applied. No doubt the cool wet weather has also contributed to our success. We plan to continue our efforts and evaluate the turf quality for the next several seasons. 8

9 by Terry Fugate TENNIS AT THE TOP TENNIS MEMBER/GUEST TOURNAMENT WAS A HUGE SUCCESS WITH 9 TEAMS COMPETING. Ladies Member/Guest Champions Margaret Eichman & Marlene Eichman Men s Member/Guest Champions Rick Eichman & Phil Powers Welcome Home Tennis Party had 16 for tennis and 35 for dinner at the main clubhouse that evening. COMING IN AUGUST: LADIES MEMBER/GUEST TOURNAMENT & LUNCHEON FRIDAY AUGUST 2ND 10AM MEN S MEMBER/GUEST TOURNAMENT & LUNCHEON SATURDAY AUGUST 3RD 10AM MODIFIED WORLD TEAM TENNIS SATURDAY AUGUST 17TH AT 10AM LUCK OF THE DRAW TENNIS MIXER SATURDAY AUGUST 31ST AT 10AM TENNIS PROGRAM SWINGS INTO OVERDRIVE DURING JULY: JUNIOR TENNIS CLINICS EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY 3PM FLAG TOURNAMENT THURSDAY JULY 4TH AT 10AM STRAWBERRIES & CREAM TENNIS MIXER SATURDAY JULY 13TH AT 10AM MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY JULY 14TH AT 3PM CANCER CHALLENGE TENNIS ROUND ROBIN SUNDAY JULY 28TH AT 4PM MEN S DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP SATURDAY AUGUST 24TH 9

10 Cullasaja s Congratulations to our Hole in One celebrities! Name BOB MORGAN Date Hole #14 Distance 157 YARDS Club Used 6 IRON Witnesses TOM WADE & MARK SANDERSON(in yard) Name JODI GRAVES Date Hole #7 Distance 117 YARDS Club Used 7 IRON Witnesses DENNIS GRAVES, FRANK ELLERBE & CAROLINE ELLERBE RESERVATION POLICYReservations are required for all Club social events. Reservations for á la carte dining are always recommended. If space is available and you do not have a reservation, we will make every effort to accommodate you on a first come, first served basis. SHIPPING Do you know the Club office will handle your UPS and Federal Express shipping needs? Just bring your package to the front desk and we ll take care of it from here. You pay shipping plus a $5 handling charge. MAIL SERVICE When you arrive at the Club for the summer, please be sure to change your address with the front office. We will change your address in our records so you will receive your billing and Club correspondence without delay. It is very important for you to complete the forwarding and stop orders when you move back and forth. If your mail is left in your box for more than 10 days without being picked up, the Post Office is required to hold it for 30 days and then they will return it to the sender. CANCELLATION POLICY If you have a reservation for dinner or any event and find you will be unable to attend, please call the Club to cancel in a timely fashion so another Member may take your place. To avoid cancellation fees, all reservations must be cancelled as stated in the 2013 Club Rules published in the 2013 Membership Directory. HOLE-IN-ONE CLUB Sign up now for your chance to win $550.00! Membership is only $3.75 per person. When we have a winner you will be billed an additional $3.75 to replenish the fund. Sign up through the Pro Shop or Club Office. RESERVATIONS You may any reservation requests to Larry Fruchtman at lfruchtman@cullasaja-club. Club Information CULLASAJA com. Be sure to include your name, date, time, number in party and any special requests (high chairs, boosters, Birthdays, Anniversaries, special guests, etc.). reservations should be submitted no less than 48 hours in advance of an event. Larry will confirm your reservation via . BRIDGE Bridge play will officially commence in June. Please watch each Patchwork edition for information from each of the Bridge committees. DRESS CODE Please observe the dress code for the Clubhouse, Activity Center, Golf Course, Tennis Center and Swimming Pool listed in the 2013 Club Rules, published in the 2013 Membership Directory. GENTLEMEN S HEADGEAR Gentlemen are required to remove their headgear when entering the social areas of the Clubhouse. SMOKING POLICY The Clubhouse, Activity Center and all adjacent patios and decks are smoke-free environments. Smoking is allowed only in designated areas outside of the buildings. CELL PHONE POLICY Use of cell phones/audio media is prohibited in the Clubhouse, Activity Center and on the Golf Course, except for medical emergencies. MINORS AND CARTS Any minor who operates any golf cart on Club property must have a valid driver s license. Due to serious liability ramifications, the Club staff has been asked to strictly enforce this policy. Thank you very much for your attention to this matter. INSURANCE CERTIFICATES FOR GOLF CARTS Please remember to submit proof of insurance for any golf cart you plan to use on Club property. DRESS CODE REMINDER Jackets are preferred for gentlemen on Saturday evenings in the Main Dining Room and the Enclosed Terrace. Although preferred, jackets are not required for gentlemen on Saturday evenings in the Pavilion, the Bar/Lounge and our new Overlook Room. Country Club casual attire will be considered acceptable attire throughout the entire clubhouse every evening unless otherwise noted in the promotional materials for special functions. 10

11 by Ken Wheeler WATER AEROBICS: WHAT A SPLASH! SPLISH SPLASH I WAS TAKING A CLASS Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10:15 a.m. things tend to get rowdy at the pool. This is not a complaint on the contrary- this is a great thing! The music gets turned up; the pool is invaded by BIG kids and the Water aerobics class starts stirring up the pool. For a long time this class consisted of all ladies. Then one summer, a Member who had some work done on his heart was talking to his Doctor about what kind of exercise program he could participate in. They discussed many things that would be too problematic post heart surgery then the Member mentioned the Club had a Water aerobics class. The Doctor jumped on it a great program in so many ways! With that one recommendation the class expanded greatly as several other Members heard of the benefits he described. FIRST, water aerobics is very low impact. The natural buoyancy of the body in water eases the shock on the joints as the body bounces around on the pool floor. This is especially important to those with arthritis or who have had joint replacements. SECOND, it is a cardiovascular exercise program. It is designed to increase the heart rate during the majority of the class. The benefits of cardio exercise are nearly unlimited especially since modern conveniences have taken most of the work out of our lives. THIRD, it is good for circulation. The key to Water Aerobics helping circulation is water pressure. The deeper you go the higher the pressure. This supports the circulatory system by compressing the legs to force blood back up toward the heart. FOURTH, it helps with flexibility. The water temperature helps ease the discomfort of arthritis and keeps muscles relaxed so that they stretch further while exercising. This class is ideal if there is a need to start an exercise program but are a little worried about too much strain or stress. The Members who participate in the class always have fun while getting in better shape. 11

12 MEMBERSHIP COMMUNICATIONS by Debbie Leonard WGA News {1} {2} Please join me in welcoming our newest Member: NEW NON-GOLFING MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM SHARON LOOS joined June 2013 SHE IS THRILLED THRILLED TO BE PART OF THE CULLASAJA FAMILY AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING THEM AROUND THE CLUB AND ENJOYING THE CULLASAJA LIFESTYLE! The WGA s first month of the season was filled with many exciting events and excellent member participation. During the month we had 2 major tournaments: Congratulations to Betsy Butler and Beth Elzemeyer, the 18 hole winners of our Member-Member Tournament in which 2 person teams competed for net best ball honors, and Barbara Roberts and Dorothy Lyles, the winning team for our 9 holers. We all showed we were not going to be deterred by a one day rain delay of the beginning of our Laurel Cup {3} championship and intermittent showers during the event. Beth Elzemeyer is our 18 hole champion of the 2 day net ringer event, and Linda Brannan won in a strong field of 9 holers. Kudos to you all!! Eight of our members played in the 18 hole interclub at the Country Club of Sapphire Valley and had a great time over there. One of our teams came in first!! Among our Tuesday events we had a Nassau format and played Heavenly Golf where Heavenly miracles helped us improve our scores! As you look at your July calendar, don t forget to play in our President s Cup on Tuesday, July 9th and Friday, July 12th. It is a 2 day Stableford event in which you receive points based on each hole s net score. There are both 18 and 9 hole divisions. This is one of our major tournaments of the year, so sign up and enjoy the fun! Please remember that since handicaps are more accurately reflecting each player s ability, there are no handicap limits for eligibility to play in either division. The Club Championship will be held on Thursday, August 8th and Friday, August 9th. Kathy Bowman and Ginny May have been hard at work preparing for our Cullasaja Cancer Challenge that begins on July 28th. Please be sure to see the article about all the fabulous events that have been planned and be sure to participate in this incredible fund raiser that WGA sponsors for the Highlands-Cashiers Hospital. Don t forget to sign up for the Member-Guest event August 22nd through 23rd, with a practice round being held on August 21st. Bettie Ingram, Jodie Graves, and Beth Elzemeyer have put together a wonderful tournament that will make us all proud! So, invite your friends for great days of golf and camaraderie! In addition to our Tuesday events for which many fun formats have been planned, we also have WGA open play tee times on Thursday mornings after the Ladies Clinics and on Saturday mornings. These are great times to fine tune your game, and enjoy friendship and the beauty of our course. Here s to seeing all of you out on the links!! {1} WGA LAUREL CUP WINNERS - LINDA BRANNAN & BETH ELZEMEYER {2} WGA Member- Member 9Hole winners - Barbara Roberts & Dorothy Lyles {3} WGA Member- Member 18Hole winners - Betsy Butler & Beth Elzemeyer 12

13 by Larry Fruchtman HOT OFF THE PLATE BURGUNDY WINE DINNER JULY 25TH $100 Dinner & wine $50 Dinner only (wine not included) Meet and Greet Patriarche 10 Bourgogne Aligote 1ST COURSE Mediteranean Crab Terrine Servin 10 Chablis Montee de Tonnerre Premier Cru 2ND COURSE Frog Legs Provencale Bouzereau-Gruere 11 Chassagne-Montrachet Blanchots Dessous 3RD COURSE King Salmon Rosette with Truffles Jouard 09 Santenay Champs Claudes 4TH COURSE Beef Wellington Clerget 09 Chambolle-Musigny Charmes Premier Cru DESSERT Molton Chocolate Tort Joillot NV Cremant de Bourgogne Rose BEER & BRATS JULY 29TH 6PM LOBSTER NIGHT with Laura Coyle Jazz AUGUST 10TH PACIFIC NORTHWEST WINE DINNER AUGUST 15TH $100 dinner with wine included $50 dinner (wine not included) 7PM CULINARY DINNER AUGUST 25TH Menu to be determined KIDS FISHING TOURNAMENT DUCK RACE AUGUST 31ST LABOR DAY PIG PICKIN SEPTEMBER 1ST with Curtis Blackwell and the Dixie Bluegrass Boys & Appalachian Fire SEPTEMBER 14TH Country Western Night with the Johnny Webb Band 13

14 JULY 2013 cullasajaclub.org 7 21 sunday monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday (T) Open Play 14 (T) Mixed Doubles Championship 3pm (T) Open Play 28 Cancer Challenge Tennis Round Robin 4pm BEER AND BRATS 1 BINGO 8 HOA-BOD Meeting 9 am (G) 9-Hole Men 1pm CELEBRITY BRIDGE TOURNAMENT 15 (G) 9-Hole Men 1pm Book Club 2pm 22 CCC Cooking Class (G) 9-Hole Men 1pm 29 Doubles 10 am (G) 9-Hole Men 1pm PRO CHALLENGE GOLF 2 BOG Meeting 8:30 am (G) WGA KIDS CAMP 9 (G) WGA President s Cup (T) Men s CELEBRITY BRIDGE TOURNAMENT 16 (G) WGA 23 (G) WGA 30 (G) WGA (G) 3 Queens & A King 3 17 Duplicate Bridge 9am (T) Junior Clinics 3pm (G) Twilight Golf 4pm 4 No Lunch Service at Clubhouse (G) FLAG DAY EVENT (T) Flag Tournament Mixer Ladies Bible Study 3-5pm July 4th BBQ Duplicate Bridge 9am (G) Ladies Clinic 10 am (T) Ladies (T) Junior Clinics 3pm (G) Twilight Golf 4pm (G) 9-Hole Men CELEBRITY BRIDGE 10:30am TOURNAMENT Croquet 5pm (G) Men s Day 1pm Ladies Bible Study 24 Duplicate Bridge 9am (T) Ladies Double Championship (T) Junior Clinics 3pm (G) Twilight Golf 4pm 31 Duplicate Bridge 9am (T) Junior Clinics 3pm (G) Cancer Challenge Twilight Golf Dinner/ Jewelry Show (G) Ladies Clinic 10 am (T) Men s (G) 9-Hole Men10:30am (G) Men s Day 1pm Ladies Bible Study 3-5pm Croquet 5pm French Wine Dinner 5 (T) Junior Clinics 3pm (G) Twilight Golf 4pm 12 (G) WGA President s Cup (T) Junior Clinics 3pm 19 (T) Junior Clinics 3pm MEN S MEMBER-GUEST INVITATIONAL 26 CWO LUNCHEON (T) Junior Clinics 3pm 6 (G) Men s Day 9am (T) Strawberries & Cream Mixer 13 (G) Men s Day 9am 20 (T) Men s & Ladies 27 (G) Men s Day 9am Championship 14

15 cullasajaclub.org AUGUST 2013 sunday monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday 1 (G) Ladies Clinic 10 am (G) 9-Hole Men 10:30am (G) Men s Day 1pm Ladies Bible Study 3-5pm Croquet 5pm 2 (T) Ladies Member- Guest Tournament 3 (G) Men s Day 9 am (T) Men s Member- Guest Tournament 4 (T) Open Play 5 BOG Meeting 8:30 am (G) 9-Hole Men 1pm Book Club 2pm 6 (G) WGA 7 Duplicate Bridge 9am (G) Twilight Golf 4pm 8 Ladies Bible Study 3-5pm Croquet 5pm 9 10 (G) Men s Day 9am (T) Men s & Ladies Laura Coyle 11 (T) Open Play (G) Couples Cup 18 HOA ANNUAL MEETING 3PM ACTIVITY CENTER 12 HOA-BOD Meeting 9am (G) 9-Hole Men 1pm 19 CCC Cooking Class (G) 9-Hole Men 1pm 13 (G) WGA 20 (G) Men s Day 1pm 14 Duplicate Bridge 9am (G) Twilight Golf 4pm 21 Duplicate Bridge 9am (G) Twilight Golf 4pm 15 (G) Ladies Clinic (T) Men s (G) 9-Hole Men 10:30am (G) Men s Day 1pm Ladies Bible Study 3-5pm Croquet 5pm WINE DINNER 22 Ladies Bible Study 3-5pm (G) WGA Member-Guest 16 (T) Friday Night at the Courts 4pm 23 (G) WGA Member- Guest 17 (G) Men s Day 9am (T) Modified World Team Tennis 24 (G) Men s Day 9am (T) Men s & Ladies 25 (T) Open Play CULINARY DINNER 26 BOG Meeting 8:30 am (G) 9-Hole Men 1pm 27 (G) WGA 28 Duplicate Bridge 9am (G) Twilight Golf 4pm 29 (G) Club Championship Ladies Bible Study 3-5pm Croquet 5pm 30 (G) Club Championship CWO ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW 31 (G) Men s Day 9am (T) Luck of the Draw Tennis Mixer CART PARADE/DUCK RACE 15

16 CORRECTIONS TO THE DIRECTORY! 2013 Tom & Millie Coleman home phone Irwin Siegel Dennis Graves home phone Frank Forrest BOOK CLUB All are welcome to join us to discuss: FREUD S MISTRESS a novel By Karen Mack & Jennifer Kauffman A page-turning novel inspired by the true-life love affair between Sigmund Freud and his sister-inlaw. We ll meet in the Clubhouse Library: Monday August 12 th 2:00 pm