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ing or playing when this happened.
General Manager’s Corner We have revised the “Hole-In-One” Club policy, and the policy as well
as the current list of participants is posted in the main clubhouse and
Jim Brand, CCM, CCE, General Manager the pro shop. If you want to be included in the “Hole-In-One” Club,
A special thanks to all of our members who have please contact the personnel in the pro shop and sign an authorization
been utilizing the club facilities throughout the slip, which will be forwarded to Accounting. The cost is $12.00 annu-
past several months. We have offered quite a ally and billed in January of each year. Any person who joins in the
few special events and the attendance has been middle of the year will receive a pro-rated amount on his/her club bill.
outstanding. Utilization of the club and its Also as a reminder, we still have the Bounty Card (frequent diner’s
numerous amenities certainly help us achieve card) that is available in the Captain’s office. You simply contact Marie
our budget expectations and we sincerely appre- or Christine and they will issue you a card, which can be used when-
ciate all of you. As we approach the summer months we will focus ever you have dinner or brunch.
even more than ever on monitoring expenses – we have had a good
year so far, but there are three months to go in this fiscal year! The Wednesday Night cash drawing has been attracting a lot of people
Revenues will be the deciding factor over the next 90 days. – up to three names are drawn each Wednesday night at approximate-
ly 7:15 PM. If you are the lucky member, you could win the cash for
I am very happy to report that our own Laurie Tinnell, Director of that night!
Tennis, was named the 2008-2009 USPTA Florida Division District
Professional of the Year. She was notified by the Florida Division Board
and was recognized for her outstanding dedication and professional-
ism. Her efforts as a tennis professional certainly make the Florida
Division “stand out” as the best in the association. We join Pat
Notice
Anderson, USPTA Florida Division Executive Director in congratulating GOLF CART TRAFFIC
Laurie for this noteworthy achievement – it is also a great honor and Please do not drive in the roped off areas on the golf course. There is
privilege to work with such a spectacular tennis “star!” I am told that ongoing maintenance being performed. We appreciated your cooper-
she will be receiving her award at the Trade Winds Island Grand Resort ation and apologize for any inconvenience.
in St Petersburg on June 13th. We are all very proud of Laurie, her great
staff and the many programs she makes available to our members.
The club hosted over 500 members and families on Mother’s Day, and STEAK OUT
the compliments were numerous. A few reciprocal families made
reservations and thanked the club staff and membership for allowing
them to attend.
Friday, June 12th
The staff has also been busy with food and beverage service at the You Choose the Cut, You Choose the Size
swimming pool, particularly on the Friday nights when many of our Your choice of Filet, Rib-Eye or Strip Steak, cut to the
members come out for casual relaxation, some good food and great size of your liking and grilled right on the patio!
service from our employees who are assigned in that area. It’s a good
night to come to the pool and enjoy the company of a lot of other Served with Salad Bar, Baked Potato Bar
members who have the same idea. and Grilled Asparagus
Last month we lost one of our main water pumps on the golf course, By the Ounce Pricing
which resulted in irregular watering times in addition to some malfunc- Filet Mignon $3.00/oz
tioning of the system. As a result, some of our members were caught NY Strip $2.00/oz
either on the range or the course when the sprinklers came on out of Rib Eye $2.50/oz
sequence. We sincerely apologize to any members who were practic-
June-July 2009 Newsletter www.bradentoncc.org
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2008-2009 OFFICERS 27th Nine and Dine*
(Executive Committee)
President
News from the Pro Shop SEPTEMBER GOLF SCHEDULE
3rd Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
Tom Moseley 5th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
1st Vice President Joe Stencik, Head 24th Nine & Dine*
Mark Goodson Golf Professional 26th Manatee High Soccer 1:30 PM Shotgun
2nd Vice President 28th Anna Maria Chamber
Joe Harrison
Dottie Drevyanko, OCTOBER GOLF SCHEDULE
Treasurer Assist. Golf Prof. 1st Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
George Bushong 3rd Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
Secretary GOLF TIP 10th Manatee Religious Services 1:30 PM Shotgun
Glen Fausset Having trouble with your chip shots? 16th Manatee Chamber of Commence
Immediate Past President Try your putting stroke with a lofted club (7, 8, 9 or pitching 1:00 PM Shotgun
Bob Spencer wedge). They call this putting with loft. 22nd Nine & Dine*
30th Palmetto Rotary 1:00 PM Shotgun
DIRECTORS RULE OF THE MONTH 31st Ladies Member – Guest 1:00 PM Shotgun
Terry Alford Two rules that have the same penalty and procedure.
Dave Coupland
NOVEMBER GOLF SCHEDULE
Steve Gitt Out of Bounds and Lost Ball: both rules have a penalty of 1 5th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
John Mayo stroke and you must go back to the spot you hit from and 7th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
Steve Mills play your next shot from there. 11th Men’s Stag Day 1:00 PM Shotgun
Randy Santos
19th Nine & Dine*
Bill Spokes GREAT GOLF 23rd Mid Gulf 8:15 AM Shotgun
On April 4, 2009 Ed Mitchell had an Eagle on #4. He hit a
7 Iron right into the cup for a 2. Witnesses were Doug DECEMBER GOLF SCHEDULE
STAFF
Mishler, Steve Peebles and Paul Drummey. 4th-5th Fall Classic
General Manager
9th Men’s Stag Day 1:00 PM Shotgun
Jim Brand, CCM . . .792-1600 On May 9th, George Smith had a hole-in-one on hole 16. 10th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
Head Golf Professional The shot was witness by Josh Berry and George Bushong. 12th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
Joe Stencik . . . . . . .792-4159 He used a 5 wood for the 152 yard shot 17th Nine & Dine*
Superintendent Ken Hemmelgarn had a hole in one on #16 On May 12, 25th Club Closed
Renze Berg . . . . . . .792-2943 2009. He hit an 8 iron 125 yards. The shot was witnesses by
Len Anderson, Bill Barnett and George Thelen. * Subject to cancellation if lack of participation
Controller
Jim Dumas . . . . . . .792-1600
Special Events Coordinator JUNE GOLF SCHEDULE
Ruthie Ellis . . . . . . .792-5319 4th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
Membership Director 5th Pro Member 1:00 PM Shotgun
Sarah Paul . . . . . . .792-1600 6th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
9th Junior Golf Clinic Starts
Dining Room Captains 10th Stag Day*
Christine Huggins
15th Verticut Greens
Marie Whalen . . . . .794-5577
16th Junior Golf Clinic 2nd week
Executive Chef 23rd Junior Golf Clinic 3rd week
Ron Mazurek . . . . .794-5672 25th Nine and Dine*
Director of Tennis 26th Junior Golf Clinic – Junior / Parent outing
Laurie Tinnell . . . . .792-2933
JULY GOLF SCHEDULE
Fitness Director 2nd Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
Kim Thomas . . . . . .737-9500 4th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
Aquatics Director Optional Flag Day everyone welcome.
Evelyn Magann . . .792-1600 All players tee off #1
Fax Number . . . . .794-5983 13th Junior Golf Event 8:30 AM Shotgun
23rd Nine and Dine*
Morand House . . .798-9514
AUGUST GOLF SCHEDULE
6th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
8th Half price guest days after 12:00 PM
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2009 Club Champion
On Saturday afternoon, March 28th, the golf finals for the 2009 Club
Championship were played. Though the wind was howling and trees
were bending the skill and courage of all players could be seen. There
was a nice gallery that was able to jump from match to match and keep
up with each one. Everyone enjoyed the event even with the wind being
reported at 24 mph, with gusts up to 30 mph. If you were standing by a
bunker it seemed like it was 50 mph. After all the matches had ended
there was a good showing of support and fellowship from the member-
THE “DOGFIGHTS” ship in the club house. We had 71 players start the event, with 66 match-
es and 30 of which finished on the 17 hole or farther. This is how each
MEN'S TUESDAY AND THURSDAY DOGFIGHTS — The men's Dogfight Quota of the flights finished and who the flight champ is until next year.
Tournaments are on the Summer schedule. The Tuesday Dogfights are played in the Look for Jennifer Neville’s and Sean Jacklin’s photos in the east hallway
mornings with a shotgun start at 9:00 AM. The Thursday Dogfights are played in the as well as all the champions photos in the main gallery at
mornings, but with tee times starting at 8:45 AM. Anyone with an established handicap bradentoncc.org.
can play in these tournaments, simply by calling the Pro Shop any day during the pre-
ceding week up to 5:00 PM on Sunday to play on Tuesday morning and any day during
the preceding week up to 3:00 PM on Wednesday to play on Thursday morning. Team Men’s Scratch Flight Ladies’ Scratch Flight
pairings are drawn at random. Recent winners have been: 1st Sean Jacklin 1st Jennifer Neville
Mar. 17 Teams: (+10) Sandy Elton, Steve Blass, Marty Groark; (+9) Len Anderson, 2nd Mark Gilluly 2nd Pam Frost
Dick Bishop, Dick Heller (G), Matthew Niebur (G). 3rd Jack Lyerly
Junior Flight 9 Hole
Individuals: (+8) (tie) Dick Bishop, Sandy Elton; (+6) Steve Blass. 3rd Matt Frith
1st Philip Knowles
Mar. 19 Teams: (+1) Sandy Elton, Gil Lucas, Ken Hemmelgarn. Handicap Flight 2nd Johnny Weichel
Individuals: (+4) Bob Taylor. 1st Mike Johnson 3rd Adam Smith
2nd Dan Callaghan
Mar. 24 Teams: (+8) Len Anderson, Marty Groark, Bob Taylor. Junior Flight 4 Hole
3rd Guy Virgilio
Individuals: (+3)(tie) Marty Groark, Bob Taylor. 1st Jack Knowles
3rd Steve Peebles
2nd Gabby Tomeo
55 & Over Scratch Flight 3rd Winston Spencer
Mar. 26 Teams: (+10) Gil Lucas, Bob Taylor, Dick Walter. 1st Kemp Riechmann
Individuals: (+7) Gil Lucas, (+5) Lee Turner. Junior Flight 2 Hole
2nd John Neville
1st Sheldon Spencer
Mar. 31 Teams: (+8) Tony Gaines, Gil Lucas, Lee Turner, Harold Wulf. 3rd Frank Buskirk
Individuals: (+5) Tony Gaines; (+4)(tie) Rick Cooper, Bob Taylor. 3rd Mark McLaughlin
Apr. 2 (No Teams) Individuals: (+3) Ed Jennings, (+2) Jack Smulowitz, 55 & Over Handicap Flight
(+1)(tie) Tom Baker, Gil Lucas. 1st Jacques Lemoine
2nd Rusty McInerney
Apr. 7 Teams: (-1) Len Anderson, Sandy Elton, Lee Turner. 3rd Greg Boast
Individuals: (+3) Walt Rector; (+2)(ties) Len Anderson, Sandy Elton, Tony Gaines.
3rd Joe Dillane
Apr. 9 Teams: (+4) Sandy Elton, Ken Hemmelgarn, Gil Lucas.
Individuals: (+4) Gil Lucas.
Apr. 14 (Rain) BRADENTON COUNTRY CLUB FAIRWAY LADIES
May 14, 2009
Apr. 16 Teams: (+6) Ken Hemmelgarn, Jack Smulowitz, Bob Taylor.
Individuals: (+4) Jack Smulowitz, (+2) Bob Taylor. 1 BB OF 3
Apr. 21 Teams: (+7) Bill Barnett, Sandy Elton, George Thelen. ARLENE BISHOP* BROKE 100!!
Individuals: (+8) George Thelen; (+7) Jim Collum (G).
LISA SCOTT
Apr. 23 Teams: (+3) Gil Lucas, Marty Groark, Lee Turner, Harold Wulf.
Individuals: (+4) Harold Wulf. MARIANNE BRAY
Apr. 28 Teams: (+12) Ed Jennings, Bob Siekmann, Lee Turner; (+9) Bill Barnett, Dick Bishop,
Bob Taylor, John Weichel.
Individuals: (+11) John Weichel; (+6) Lee Turner.
Apr. 30 Teams: (+13) Tony Gaines, Marty Groark, Gil Lucas, Bob Taylor.
Individuals: (+5)(ties) Sandy Elton, Tony Gaines, Harold Wulf.
May 5 Teams: (+11) Bill Barnett, Tony Gaines, Bob Siekmann, Lloyd Zube.
(+9) Sandy Elton, Willis Hermann, Gil Lucas.
May 7
Individuals: (+8)(tie) Willis Hermann, Walt Rector; (+6) Tony Gaines.
Teams: (-2) Tom Baker, Ed Jennings, Lee Turner.
Golf Guest Days
Individuals: (+1) Sandy Elton. Bring your guests in for half price
May 12 (No Teams) Individuals: (+4) Bill Barnett; (+0) Dick Walter, (-2) Len Anderson. green fees + cart on June 4th & 6th
Hole-in-One: No. 16: Ken Hemmelgarn. July 2nd & 4th, After 12:00 PM
May 14 (No Teams) Individuals: (+3) Tony Gaines; (-1) Ken Hemmelgarn, (-4) Dick Walter.
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WGA News MGA News
March 17, 2009 T’s & F’s 2009 MEN’S MEMBER-GUEST • March 20th & 21st
1st Flight CLOSEST TO PINS ON FRIDAY
1st 26 Penny Johnson Guest Member
2nd 32 Pam Frost #2 Park Weldy 6’10” # 6 Dennis Hale drew
2nd Flight # 16 Brent McGary 8’2” #18 Dick Pomeroy 9’11”
1st 34 Mary Herold
2nd 35 Connie Penrod CLOSEST TO PINS ON SATURDAY
3rd Flight Guest Member
1st 32 Mary Lou Dreier # 2 Jeff Aarts 10’10” # 6 Rob Prine 3’1”
2nd 33 Barbara McNelis # 16 Tim Judy 10’ #18 Jerry Woodward 4’1”
4th Flight Mark Gilluly Hole in One
1st T-1st Marla Sverdlow & Ida Black
OVERALL WINNERS
Ladies’ Member – Guest March 24, 2009 LOW GROSS SCORE Bill Bruckmann and Jeff Aarts SCORE 235
1st Place LOW GROSS 143 OVERALL WINNERS George Bushong and JP Nixon SCORE 7 on Hole # 1
Marcie McGovern, Susan Sweeney, Pat McGary
and Mimi Henderson FLIGHT 1
1st Place LOW NET 108* won match back 1st PLACE George Bushong and JP Nixon SCORE 207& Trophy
Marla Sverdlow, Patty Gassner, Maggie Hoskins 2nd PLACE Bill Bruckmann and Jeff Aarts SCORE 214
and Carol Triechel 3rd PLACE Mark Gilluly and Park Weldy SCORE 215
2nd LOW NET 108 4th PLACE Dick Pomeroy and Kevin Pomeroy SCORE 216
Peg Barnett, Ginny Freeman, Ida Black and Jean
Holmes FLIGHT 2
3rd LOW NET 108 1st PLACE John Mayo and Ryan McIntyre SCORE 203 & Trophy
Melanie Knowles, Dannielle Huff, Debbie Weichel 2nd PLACE Chuck Moore and Tim Judy SCORE 207
and Linda Deucker 3rd PLACE Larry McGary and Brent McGary SCORE 211
4th PLACE Ron Sikkema and Kent Geartz SCORE 219
April 21, 2009 SCRAMBLE
1st 63 Peg Barnett, Emily Buskirk and FLIGHT 3
Marla Sverdlow 1st PLACE Stu Gregory and Greg O’Brien SCORE 211& Trophy
2nd 64 Pam Frost, Melanie Knowles 2nd PLACE John Tucker and Ken Bolek SCORE 211
and Marge Vita 3rd PLACE Mike Novak and Dave Kamps SCORE 217
T-3rd 64.9 Marcie McGovern, Maggie 4th PLACE George Smith and Benny Simpson SCORE 218 Match Cards 4-4
Hoskins and Jeanne Geary
FLIGHT 4
Susan Evans, Susan Cooper 1st PLACE Dan Rikard and John McNeil SCORE 207& Trophy
and Shirley Schweiger 2nd PLACE Jeff Gravely and Philip Gravely SCORE 208
April 28, 2009 FUN DAY!
3rd PLACE Dennis Hale and Bob Hogan SCORE 214
Overall Winners 4th PLACE George Zulanas and Bill Ferrari SCORE 215 Match cards 4-3
1st 61* Melanie Knowles, Tara Gitt and
Debbie Weichel
2nd 61
Front Nine Winner
Marcie McGovern, Betty
Rogers and Jeanne Geary Derby Days Run For the Roses
1st 33* Mall Chaney, Arlene Purdum APRIL 25 12:30PM PAIRINGS DRAW “WINNER” a “PLACE” and a “SHOW”. After scoring,
and Marianne Bray we were off to the food trough where a “Derby Feast,
2nd 33 Roz Scheffer, Susan Cooper Everyone gathered round for the first annual BCC prepared by Chef Ron and his “ponies” awaited us.
and Gloria Ladue Derby Day Pairings Party. Chef even prepared the same kind of ham served at
Back Nine Winner 52 players kicked off the first annual BRADEN- the Kentucky Derby to go with the theme. After the
1st 27* Pam Frost, Arlene Bishop and horses were “watered and fed”, we closed the
TON CC DERBY DAYS EVENT.
Marge Vita evening reveling in the wonderful day. THANKS TO
The field of “Jockeys” was divided into:”A” LADIES, ALL OF YOU FOR MAKING THIS A HUGE SUCCESS!
2nd 27 Melanie Knowles, Tara Gitt and
Debbie Weichel “B” LADIES, “A” MEN, and “B” MEN. The names were See you in the paddocks!
then randomly selected out of hats. The names were
then attached to a “horse” name. If spouses played, Derby Results
May 5, 2009 1 Best Ball Of 3 1st Charlie’s Angel 121
1st 54 Mall Chaney, Connie Penrod they could not play on the same horse. The room was
and Marge Vita so quiet; you could hear a pin drop as the names Melanie Knowles, Susan Smith, Terry McGovern
were drawn. Once the horses were drawn, the jock- and Gil Lucas
2nd * 56 Roz Scheffer, Betty Rogers and
Debbie Weichel eys had some time to meet and greet each other. Our 2nd Saranna 123*
3 Derby Queens, Nancy Kiernan, Phyllis Roe, and Lisa Mary Lou Dreier, Ginny Dreher, Mary Herold
*Won Match Of Cards Scott helped to get the “fun” started as certain “tick-
and Bill Barnett**
ets” became available.
END OF SEASON AWARDS 3rd Pro’s Pal 123
Most Improved - Lisa Scott When we heard the “call to the POST” everyone gath-
ered round as we went over the rules for the game Marcie McGovern, Judy Thelen, Mark
Most Birdies - Pam Frost McLaughin and Wade Ladue
and then….they’re off! The game was 1 best ball of
Most Chip-Ins - Betty Callaghan and Roz Scheffer the ladies and 1 best ball of the men. It was so much *Won Match Back
Most money won from chip-ins - Mall Chaney fun! A good time was had by all and new friendships **Personal Best Score 77
were formed. The scores were posted and we have a
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Mid Gulf Golf Results
Laurel Oak March 9, 2009 Misty Creek April 23, 2009 Monday May 4th. Year-end service awards and
B Flight A Flight winners were announced and determined. Sue
Pam Frost 3rd Low Net Marcie McGovern 1st low Net Joy-Sobota from Laurel Oak was awarded the
Marie Rauterberg Founders Trophy for being the
D Flight C Flight
highest point earner of the season. Mimi
Roz Scheffer 1st low Net Susan Evans 5th Low Net
Henderson from Mission Valley was second,
Mary Herold 2nd low Net
D Flight receiving the Marie Evans Trophy and Linda
Arlene Purdum 5th Low Net
Mary Herold 1st low Net Erickson from TPLC Prestancia was third. Linda
Sandy Tocco'5th Low Net
Arlene Bishop 3rd low Net was presented with the Glo Schmidt Award by
long-standing honorary life Member Glo Schmidt.
University Park April 13, 2009
Mission Valley May 4, 2009
A Flight Mid-Gulf is one of the longest standing women's
Flight A
Marcie McGovern 5th low Net golf associations in the Southwest Florida area,
Marcie McGovern 5th low Net
being formed in 1961, Members compete over the
B Flight
Flight D season in twelve events for low gross and low net
Pam Frost 1st low Gross
Arlene Bishop 1st low Net prizes and year awards.
D Flight Arlene Purdum 3rd low Net
Congratulations to our wonderful Bradenton
Joanne Shirk 2nd low Gross
TEAM. Let’s get one of these awards next season!
Mary Herold 2nd Low Net The Mid-Gulf Woman's Golf Association held its
final event at Mission Valley Country Club on – Mimi Henderson, Reporter
PHOTO GALLERY
MEN’S MEMBER-GUEST LADIES’ MEMBER-GUEST
Flight 4 Winners Low Gross
John McNiel and Mimi Anderson
Dan Rikard Marcie McGovern
Pat McGary
Susan Sweeney
Low Net
Flight 3 Winners Marla Sverdlow
Stu Gregory and Patty Gassner
Greg O’Brien Maggie Hoskins
Carol Triechel
Flight 2 Winners
2nd Low Net
John Mayo and
Ida Black
Robert McIntyre
Peg Barnett
Jean Holmes
Ginny Freeman
3rd Low Net
Flight 1 and Overall Debbie Weichel
Winners Linda Deucker
JP Nixon and Melanie Knowles
George Bushong Dannielle Huff
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Bridge News
The first and third Thursday of each
month with lunch at 11:45 AM and
bridge at 12:45 PM. For information,
please call Mary Jane Hall, Chairman
747-2516, and Leigh Bass, Co-Chairman
792-8248.
HOSTESSES
Pro Member Tournament June 4, 2009
June 18, 2009
Mary Cadogen 761-9654 • Connie Penrod 792-6538
Connie Gorman • Estelle Schultz
June 5th 1:00 PM Shotgun July 2, 2009 Ruth Coyner • Susan Murphy
Get your team together July 16, 2009 Leigh Bass • Shirley Thomas
$75 pp August 6, 2009 Nola Bothwell • Kitty Pence
WINNERS - April 2, 2009 May 7, 2009
Golf Professionals from area clubs 1. Tina Crawford 1. Ruth Coyner
2. Connie Penrod 2. Eleanor Ganey
come and play with you and your 3. Mary Jane Hall 3. Leigh Bass
friends. Sign up at our pro shop. April 16, 2009 May 21, 2009
It is a great day of camaraderie! 1. Mary Cadogan 1. Betty Roach
2. Nola Bothwell 2. Mary Cadogan
3. Eleanor Ganey 3. Eleanor Ganey
4. Tina Crawford
LADIES’ DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Winners: May 13, 2009
1st: Marianne Bray and Bessie Sands
2nd: Helen Battle and Rae Reasoner
3rd: Virginia Lambeth and Freda Logan
The next play date will be Wednesday, June 10, 2009, at 10:15 AM. For reser-
vations, please call Virginia Lambeth, 746-8632. We are looking for addition-
al members, and encourage any women members who like to play bridge to
come and join us.
EVENING BRIDGE
Winners on Tuesday, April 7
1ST Estelle Schultz and Connie Gorman
2ND Sue Murphy and Leigh Bass
3RD Frank Thompson and Nola Bothwell
This will be our last meeting until November 3rd.
For further information and reservations, please call Audrey Wedding
761-2893, or Eleanor Ganey 748-1531.
Order
an Entrée from the NOTICE
ala Carte Menu and WEDNESDAY NIGHT RAFFLES
puchase a Beginning in June the Wednesday Night Cash drawing will add a new twist.
In addition to drawing three names for the big cash jack pot (still must be
Bottomless Glass of Wine present to win), we will hand out raffle tickets to those present for great door
for $8.00 prizes. We will draw names from those who dined on Wednesday Night and
those three names will win a door prize. You do not have to be present to
preselected red or white win the door prize. So come and join us for a great evening of fun!
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Swim Team News Pool News Fitness Facts
Evelyn Magann, Swim Clinics:
Aquatics Director If you can’t make it to camp but would like to Kimberly Thomas, Fitness Director
work on your swim strokes then come to www.bodybykim.com
(941)737-9500
Look outside you know its Our swim clinics for individual instruction
summer when you run out of Every Saturday and Wednesday from 11:00-
sunscreen in one day! We On April 18, the BCC fitness center
12:00 (1hr) $25.00
have a full summer schedule had a Personal Training Power Hour.
and are ready to swim. Our BCC Titan Swim SUMMER CAMP- JUNE 1ST –JULY 31ST April Cohenour was a great success in completing a full
Team is part of the Suncoast League in Florida. 2009 fitness evaluation. She thought she couldn’t do military
We compete with 10 other teams in our commu- Have you ever wanted to learn to do a back push-ups and was pleasantly surprised at her strength
nity. If you would like your child to swim on our dive? in performing more than 10! Go April! Anne and Kim
novice/ developmental fun swim team please are very proud of you. Keep up the good work!
give us a call we would love to have them. Would you like to learn to make a goal while
swimming?
Our Swim Team Training Schedule:
Would you like to learn to butterfly?
"We do not stop playing because
Tuesday and Thursday 4:00 PM-5:30 PM we grow old. We grow old because
Saturday 9:00 AM-10:30 AM Do you like playing sharks and minnows? we stop playing." – Unknown
Masters team- Tuesday and Thursday
5:30-6:45 AM Summer Swim Camp is for you- our schedule is
for June 1st – July 31st along with a special
Our Summer Schedule: Summer Evening swim till nighttime party. This
swim camp is RSVP only by Thursday prior to the
MAY next week. Times are 9:00am-12:00pm with an
May 25th Memorial Day is the official start day of
the 2009 swim season!!!
extended Jr. Lifeguard camp. Cost is $40.00 and NEW!!! BOOT
extended $55.00 per day.
May 30th YMCA Lakewood host- Bradenton
CAMP with Kim
Will have 1 on 1 coaching from our swim team
Country Club and Harrison Ranch Geared for Intermediate
coaches.
JUNE and Advanced Exercisers
Please check the Marquee for all your pool
June 9th Bradenton Country Club host- G.T Bray information: Boot Camp workouts involve calisthenics like
Stroke School and Laurel Oak
COMING SOON pushups, jumping jacks, crunches and other
June 13th Coaches Meeting at YMCA West 1:00 PM body weight exercises. The difference lies in
DIVE IN MOVIE –LOOK FOR YOUR WEEKLY
June 13th YMCA West host- Bayshore and EMAIL FOR DATES the INTENSITY. You work, you sweat and, best
Bradenton Country Club of all, you burn calories like crazy.
June 20th Bayshore host- Bradenton Country Beginning on Wednesday's 8:30-9:30 AM June
Club and G.T Bray Stroke School
June 23rd Bradenton Country Club host- River Fitness Schedule 10th, 17th and 24th July 1st, 8th and 15th at
8:30 AM SHARP! Meet by the pool with a
Wilderness towel, athletic shoes & water.
June 27th Laurel Oak host- Bradenton Country New Just Get Toned (moderate)
Club and River Wilderness and Harrison Ranch with Trisha Members $14 per class or $78
Tues. & Thurs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:45-9:30 AM for all 6 sessions
JUlY
Group Personal Training (moderate) Non-members $16 per class or $90
July 9th Relay Meet Harrison Ranch host-
Bradenton Country Club and G.T Bray Stroke with Kim for all 6 sessions
School and Bayshore Mon., Wed., & Fri. . . . . . . . . . . .10:00-11:00 AM
July 11th Bradenton Country Club host Bayshore Pilates (mild-moderate) with Cindy
and G.T Bray Stroke School Tues. & Thurs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00-8:00 AM
JULY 13TH ALL MONIES AND ENTRIES DUE FOR Fit and Firm Forever (mild)
THE CHAMPIONSHIP MEET with Anne
Tues. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12:00-12:45 PM
July 18th – South Branch YMCA host – Laurel
Oak Kid’s Fitness Camp with Kim
Tues. & Thurs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30-9:30 AM
July 25th Championship Meet
Starts Tuesday, June 9th.
MORE MEETS TO BE ADDED
Boot Camp with Kim
For More Information call: Wed. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8:30-9:30 AM Duet Lessons Available for Personal
Coach Evelyn Magann Training and Reformer Pilates
Office (941) 792-1600 • Cell(941) 447-8816 For pricing information contact Kim Thomas at Check out specific rates at bodybykim.com
www.bodybykim.com or (941) 737-9500.
Savings with two!
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Easter Photos
Mother’s Day Photos
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Membership Matters Special Events & Parties Upcoming Events
Sarah Paul,
Membership Director
Ruthie Ellis, FRIDAY, JUNE 5TH
Special Events Coordinator PRO-MEMBER GOLF TOURNAMENT
(spaul@bradentoncc.org)
Here come those lazy summer
The Board of Directors
days. Why not spend them by
has decided to lower the JUNE 10TH
the pool? Let the children play
initiation fee to $5000 for
the next 20 Full Members
in the pool and on the play- MEN’S STAG
ground, challenge your friends
who join the club. This move is to encour- to a game of ping pong, enjoy a cool drink, a
age people who are already considering
joining the club to make the jump and join
snack, a sandwich or a salad topped off by an ice JUNE 12TH
cream treat. Think of it as a mini vacation. If one
by the end of June. Social and Tennis Social BIG STEAK OUT
of your children is having a summer birthday,
members who are interested in this offer why not plan a little party at the pool.
are encouraged to upgrade to Full member-
ship simply by paying the difference The annual Pro-Member Golf tournament will JUNE 18TH
between what they paid as Social initiation be on Friday, June 5th. Sign up at the golf pro BOTTOMLESS GLASS OF WINE
fee and $5000. shop. Don’t forget to sign up your children for
the Junior Golf Clinics too. Tennis is also featur-
Now is the time to encourage friends and ing a camp for Junior Tennis Players.
family to join. This also means children of SUNDAY, JUNE 21ST
members who are under 40 can join as Full Chef Ron will cut and grill your steak to order on FATHER’S DAY BRUNCH
June 12th for the Big Steak Out.
members for only $2500. The key is to act
fast, so please help us make this recruitment Make Dad happy; bring him to the Club for
tool a success so we can build our dues pay- Father’s Day Brunch. Chef always cooks up JUNE 25TH
ing base back up to where it should be. We something special. It’s a busy day, so make NINE & DINE
reservations early.
need your help!
Come join us on the Fourth of July for our All
Please help me in welcoming our newest American Buffet. The golf and tennis facilities SATURDAY, JULY 4TH
members. will also be open; music by the Anna Maria String ALL AMERICAN BUFFET
Amy Welch – Full Band. Make your reservations for by the pool or
in the clubhouse. The grill will be serving a lim-
ited menu until 3:00 PM. JULY 8TH
By popular demand, we will be repeating the MEN’S STAG
Stimulus Buffet on Friday, July 24th. Don’t
lose interest, make you reservations early.
Anna and Robert Smith Remember to think of the club first when looking
JULY 23RD
– Tennis Social Trial to dine out. The new grill menu will be out and NINE & DINE
your staff eagerly waits to give you the best serv-
ice around. We have the Flavors of Home
Menu, the Prime Rib special on Tuesdays, the
pool café to relax at, and a wonderful brunch on
Garth and Terry
Bryant - Full
Sunday. Don’t wait until August to use up those
food minimums, start working on them now.
Please call me if we can help you plan a special
Notice
event, a shower, a birthday, an anniversary, a Emailing Statements
wedding reception, or a pool party. We will
make it a memorable event. The club now has the capability to email
your statements to you instead of mail-
Please refer us to your friends and neighbors
too. ing them. If you are interested in this
William, Anna, service please contact Kathy Mahanna
Zina & Gera
I N S Y M P A T H Y to register. This service will save both
Riethmiller –
Social Trial The Board of Directors, Membership, Management and paper and postage fees, but you must
Staff of the Bradenton Country Club wish to offer their request it. If we do not hear from you,
sincere sympathy to the family and friends of:
NOT PICTURED: you will continue to received your paper
Fred Seyfried • Stephan Wojcechowskyj
Monica Costello – Interim Tennis copy in the mail.
Colleen Walter • Ward Foulkes
Michael and Mary Selby – Full Harry McKenna • Edna Koch
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Chef Ron & Kitchen Staff present
FLAVORS FRIDAY NIGHT FEATURES
Come to the Club and treat yourself to our deliciously prepared
of Home Friday Night Dinner Feature. All Entrees Served with a Choice
Of Starch and Chefís Choice Of Vegetable Rolls And Butter
Wednesday & Thursday Unless Otherwise Noted. Serving 5:30 – 8:30 PM
All Entrées Come with a House Salad, Bread,
Butter, Starch, Fresh Vegetable and Dessert JUNE 5TH • $16.00
$12.95 Three Fishes Three Sauces – Sautéed Sea Bass, Salmon and Sole With Tomato Mousseline,
Dijon Cream and Lemon Beurre Blanc Sauces
JUNE 3RD AND 4TH
Lasagna - Meat and Sausage Lasagna with lots of Cheese JUNE 12TH • $21.00
Chicken Acapulco - Boneless Breast topped with Salsa Prime Graded Prime Rib – Highest Grade Quality, Taste the Difference
and Cheddar Cheese
Flounder Françoise - Dipped in Egg Batter, Sautéed JUNE 19TH • $19.00
and topped with Lemon -Caper Butter Rack of Lamb – Roasted Garlic Crusted and Laced with a Minted Sherry Demi Glace
JUNE 10TH AND11TH JUNE 26TH • MARKET PRICE
Beef Tips Au Poivre - Over Buttered Noodles Three Pound Lobster for Two – Boiled and Served Table Side for Two with Two Dipping Sauces
Grilled Breast of Chicken - Almond-Rosemary
Breading finished with Lemon Butter JULY 3RD • $21.00
Jumbo Crab Cake - Drizzled with Mustard Sauce Veal Roulades – Stuffed with Fresh Mozzarella Cheese, Sundried Tomatoes, Fresh Basil and
Asparagus Finished with a Currant Cognac Sauce
JUNE 17 AND 18TH
10 oz Prime Rib - You Get Dessert This Time JULY 10TH • $18.00
Chicken Andre - With Soy Ginger Sauce Grilled Chili Bass – Over Fried Spinach, Brushed with Calvados Reduction
1# Snow Crab - Served with Drawn Butter
JULY 17TH • MARKET PRICE
JUNE 24TH AND 25TH Chilled Lobster Plate – 1 1/2 Pound Lobster Is Poached, Shelled and Served
Sliced Pork Tenderloin - Laced wth Au Poivre Sauce
Roast Half Chicken - Topped with Natural Pan Gravy
with Lemon-Basil Aioli
Salmon Dijonaise
JULY 24TH • $18.00
Butter Poached Scallops – Over Angel Hair Pasta with Parmesan Croistinis
JULY 1ST AND 2ND
Veal Marsala - Finished with Marsala Mushroom Sauce JULY 31ST • $18.00
Stuffed Cornish Hen - Yellow Rice and Raisin
Stuffing with Pan Gravy
Pompano En Papillote – With Shrimp and Lump Crab and Herbed Butter
Fried Flounder - With Lemon Herb Compound Butter
JULY 8TH AND 9TH
Let’s Go Italian
Veal and Sausage Stew - Over Rice
Chicken Marsala - Still a Favorite at the Club Come Join Us for
Mussels over Linguini - Topped with Marsala Sauce
JULY 15TH AND 16TH
Let’s Go Country
Father’s Day
Fried Boneless Pork Chops - With Pepper Gravy
Chef’s Fried Chicken - Give This Yankee’s Chicken a Try
Fried Catfish - With Homemade Hushpuppies
Sunday, June 21st
JULY 22ND AND 23RD
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Let’s Go Chinese
Pepper Steak - Over Fried Rice
Bourbon Chicken - With Stir-fried Vegetables and Rice
Tempura Shrimp - With a side of Cusabi Dipping Sauce Enjoy our delicious Sunday Brunch
JULY 29TH AND 30TH Featuring Steak and Prime Rib
Let’s Go Mexican
Served with Yellow Rice and Refried Beans $17.95 per person
Beef Tamales
Breast of Chicken with Green Chili Sauce
Grilled Snapper with Tomatillo Salsa
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ALL AMERICAN 4TH OF JULY
BUFFET
Pool Side BBQ 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM FRIDAY NIGHT
Grill Room 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM MEMBER BUFFET
(Food serviceends at 3:00 PM) Bring the family out for a
great meal at a great price!
~Menu~ • Serving From 5:30 - 8:30 PM
· Potato Salad · Cole Slaw · Grilled Burgers • Please call for reservations
• Casual Dress
· Corn Dogs ·BBQ Ribs · Grilled Chicken
· Hot Dogs · Pulled Pork · Corn On The Cob Friday, July 24th
· Apple And Cherry Pie · Cookies STIMULUS BUFFET
BACK BY POPULAR
Music by Anna Maria String Band INTEREST (DEMAND)
Vegetable & Meatball Soup
Tossed Salad Bar
Fresh Fruit
The golf course and tennis facilities Carved Prime Rib
will be open. Call the pro shops to set Lasagna
Fried Pork Chops
up your tee or court times. Chicken Tenders
Chicken & Dumplings
Baked Cod
Grill Room and Patio will be open with limited Cheddar Mashed Potatoes
Chefs Vegetable
menu items from 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM Rolls and Butter
Sundae Bar
When making reservations, please let us know Adults $10.40 • Kids $5.40
if you will be dining pool side or inside.
Adults - $12.95 • Children 6-12 years - $6.95
Under 5 years old - $3.25
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Upcoming Events Tennis News
GUEST FEES
Members please note that you may bring a guest Jay Grubbs
for no charge during the months of June, July (Auctioneer)
and August.
MEN’S TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE
The Men’s League’s new Commissioner Shane
Neumann introduced the power rankings system
Laurie Tinnell, Jack Steyn, in March. The battle for first place in March mad-
Director of Tennis Assist. Tennis Pro. ness went right to the wire with Paul Drummey, (Title Sponsor- Florida DSD Systems, LLC)
Doug Hicks, Dave Potter and Woody Johnson all Congratulations to the following BCC players!
MONDAY-FRIDAYS IN JUNE & JULY
in contention on March 31. Woody eventually
SUMMER CAMPS Men’s 7.0
9:30 AM – 2:00 PM (TENNIS & SWIM) took the honors with a .630 average followed by
Winners: Stan Tsigounis/Hal Niebanck
Paul, Doug & Dave. We also had a lot of fun with
Finalist: Tony Rogers/Tom Brey
TUESDAYS IN JUNE & JULY The Gators taking on the Noles, the Gators run-
6:00 PM MEN’S LEAGUE ning out on top this time. Women’s 7.0
Winners: Vicki Rowe/Lori Dickert
April brought Jerry Cercone, Doug Hicks, Terry
WEDNESDAYS IN JUNE & JULY Finalist: Hilary Tsigounis/Emily Enneking
Bird, Dave Potter and Woody Johnson to the top
6:00 PM WOMEN’S LEAGUE
of the power rankings table. Dave Potter pre- Mixed 7.0
TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH vailed with a .635 average. Congratulations Finalist: Stan & Hilary Tsigounis
MEN’S NIGHT 6:00 PM BEER & WINGS Dave. The Rat Pack went on to take a beat out of
Our other BCC competitors were Susan Adrian,
the Elvis Impersonators.
Dana Shaul, Janice Herschel, Denise Smith, Carol
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17TH However the best evening definitely the celebra- Niebanck, Lucy Weaver, David Leslie, Teresa
LADIES NIGHT 6:00 PM tion of Cinco de Mayo when beer was flowing on Rawe, Angela Romanski, Valerie Grubbs, Phil
FRIDAY, JUNE 26TH the court! Herschel, John Tinnell, Brian Berdusco, Sofia
MIXED DOUBLES MIXER 6:00 PM Montalvo, Jay Grubbs, Pam & Kurt Graetzer and
(GUESTS WELCOME) BCC OPEN FOR CURE 2009 Ben Adrian.
The third annual BCC Open "Cure For Kids"
TUESDAY, JULY 14TH Tennis Tournament was an outstanding success SPECIAL THANKS TO:
MEN’S NIGHT 6:00 PM CHICKEN & WINGS thanks to so many super players, hard working • Our ball persons: Brian Berdusco, Russell
volunteers and generous sponsors! The event Berdusco, Annie Brey, Morgan Demo, Ben
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15TH raised $10,000 for children's research in diabetes Dalto, Toby Howell, and Adam Smith
LADIES NIGHT 6:00 PM and cancer funding for the JDRF and V • Our Manateens volunteers: Zack Even and
Foundations. “The quality of the tennis was the Lissandra.
FRIDAY, JULY 31ST
best of all the tournaments I have seen for a long
MIXED DOUBLES MIXER 6:00 PM • Our court photographer: Sarita Montalvo
time” said Joey Gratin who played in the Men’s
(GUESTS WELCOME)
Open. • Our tournament Assistant: Dana Even
*Guests and Social members are welcome to
join in on any of our special events and lessons.
2009 saw the introduction of our BCC Pro AM • Our generous sponsors:
Leagues are by invitation. and exhibition. Tennis Pros from Tampa,
Bradenton and Sarasota kindly offered their time Title Sponsor- Florida DSD Systems, LLC
to raise money for our “Cure for Kids Charities.” The Bradenton Herald; Alday BBQ; Anna Maria
Notice The event kicked off with players bidding for
their favorite Pro’s and concluded with an enjoy-
Oyster Bar Palmetto; Canning Company; Ezra;
Manatee Memorial Hospital; Lakewood Ranch
able dinner and auction at Bradenton Country Medical Center; Dr. Richard Aranibar Team
• We will suspend guest fees for tennis during the
summer months. This will allow members to bring Club. Health; The Wolfe Family; Secure Aging-CPA
in prospective tennis members without having to Roger P Conley Attorney; Bradenton Country
incur the financial burden of recruitment. Club; Saint Stephens Epicopal School;
• Article 3 Section 4 of the by-laws which stipulates Zen Spa—Molly; Mire Consultants-T shirts;
that local guests can come to the club no more than Trophy Case; Boiler Room
six times per calendar year is still in effect. If your
guest is interested in membership, please refer them Our super committee: Teresa Rawe, Dottie
to Sarah Paul or Jim Brand for further information. Turner, Tara Gitt, Lance Martin, Ben Friendly,
Tony Rogers, Carol Niebanck, Janice Herschel,
Carol & Hal Niebanck
Barb Mire, Laurie Tinnell and Jack Steyn.
TENNIS STAFF:
Laurie Tinnell, Director of Tennis
Jack Steyn, Assist. Tennis Professional
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MIXED DOUBLES TEAM States. Gabby went through the regular season JUNIOR TEAM TENNIS
Congratulations to our 8.0 USTA Mixed Doubles being undefeated, including an incredible match Congratulations to our USTA Junior Team that
team on completion of their season: Barb Mire, with Sandra Montalvo that went to a nail biting represented our club in grand style in Orlando at
Jay and Valerie Grubbs, Trish Edwards, Carol 13-11 in the third set tie break. It was encouraging the Junior Sectionals May 9th and 10th. Our super
Niebanck, Tony Rogers, Tom Brey, Tom Morrish, to see so many of the high school players having players were Tatiana Esparza, Nicolas Esparza,
Mike Masiello, Hilary Hall, Stan Tsigonius, Lucy grown up on our BCC courts. These included: Sage Stryczny, Mia Stryczny, Annie Brey and
Weaver, Doug Hicks, Susan and Chris Adrian. Gabby Grubbs; Sandra Montalvo, Stephen Colson Engleberger. Big thanks to Captain Tom
Good work! Nicholas, Colton Morrish; Steven Scott; Dana Brey for his time and coaching with the juniors!
Scott; Steven Roberts.
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS
CONGRATULATIONS to Gabby Grubbs and the
Saint Stephens Girls Tennis Team for making
Luke Jensen Day
Nathan Fleece
Brooke McIntosh Best Forehand
Sportsmanship Award
Saturday Youth League
TENNIS
SUMMER CAMP
Come join the fun and polish those tennis skills. • June and July (not July 6-10)
• Monday – Friday 9.30 AM – 2:00 PM
• Tennis instruction and match play. • Lunch and swim at the club. • Ages 5+
• $150 members $200 guests • Contact the Tennis Pro Shop to register, 792-2933.
SESSION DATES:
June 8-12 June 15-19 June 22-26 June 29-July 3rd
July 13-17 July 20-24 July 27-31
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Join Us for
Sunday Brunch
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Breakfast Bar
Scrambled eggs, bacon,
sausage, grits, omelet station
KI DS FITN ESS CAM P
with cooked to order omelets,
eggs, pancakes, waffles and
Nutrition and Fitness for Kids!
assorted breakfast pastries.
Enjoy stretching, weight training,
Entrees
cardio fitness, nutrition stuff
• Carved Prime Rib of Beef with
au jus and MORE!
• Chef’s selection of either ham,
turkey, corned beef, brisket or Cost: Members: $12 day
lamb.
and Non-members: $14 day
• Selected hot items to include
meat, poultry and fish. Who: All kids ages 8-14
• Hot vegetables and various
types of potatoes and rice. When: Every Tues/Thurs. from
8:30-9:30 thru the summer.
Full Salad and
Dessert Bar
First class starts Tuesday, June
Juice, Tea and Coffee 9th and ends Thursday, August
13th. We will walk them to
• Full Brunch $17.95 tennis camp if they are
• Breakfast $9.95 attending!
• Salad Bar $9.25
• Children (6-12) $9.25
• Children under 5 are Free
Where: Fitness Center 8:30-9:30 AM
E-mail or call Kim at
Receive a complimentary glass of
champagne or mimosa with full (941) 737-9500 to reserve your
brunch menu.
space now. Limited to 15 kids!
Reservations suggested, 794-5577
General Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-1600 Special Events & Parties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-5319
Membership Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-1600
Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-1602
Dining Room Reservations . . . . . . . . . . . . .794-5577
June 2009 Golf Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-4159
Tennis Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-2933
Fitness Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .737-9500
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
1 2 3 4 5 6
LADIES’ LEAGUE
HALF PRICE GUEST DAYS
MEMBERSHIP COMM AFTER 12:00 PM THREE FISHES
CLUB CLOSED MEN’S LEAGUE 11:30 THREE SAUCES $16 HALF PRICE GUEST DAYS
BCC BRIDGE AFTER 12:00 PM
COURSE CLOSED PRIME RIB GOLF COMM 5:30 HAPPY HOUR
FLAVORS OF HOME ALA CARTE
FLAVORS OF HOME BY 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
BY CHEF RON
CHEF RON
7 8 9 MEN’S LEAGUE
10 11 12 13
LADIES’ LEAGUE STEAK OUT
CLUB CLOSED PRIME RIB FINANCE COMM 11:00
MEN’S STAG 1:00* PRIME GRADE
BRUNCH MEN’S NIGHT OUT EXECUTIVE COMM 12:00
COURSE OPEN DUPLICATE BRIDGE PRIME RIB $21 ALA CARTE
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM 6:00 PM FLAVORS OF HOME
RANGE CLOSED FLAVORS OF HOME HAPPY HOUR
TENNIS COMM 11:30 BY CHEF RON
BY CHEF RON 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
GREEN COMM 5:30
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
LADIES’ LEAGUE
CLUB CLOSED LADIES NIGHT OUT BCC BRIDGE RACK OF LAMB $19
BRUNCH MEN’S LEAGUE
VERTICUT GREENS 6:00 PM FLAVORS OF HOME HAPPY HOUR ALA CARTE
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM PRIME RIB
COURSE CLOSED FLAVORS OF HOME BY BY CHEF RON 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
CHEF RON
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21 22 23 24 25 26 MIXED DOUBLES 27
MIXER 6:00 PM
5:52 PM
CLUB CLOSED MEN’S LEAGUE LADIES’ LEAGUE FLAVORS OF HOME THREE POUND
FATHER’S DAY BRUNCH BY CHEF RON
COURSE OPEN PRIME RIB FLAVORS OF HOME LOBSTER FOR ALA CARTE
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM TWO MARKET PRICE
RANGE CLOSED BY CHEF RON NINE & DINE*
HAPPY HOUR
5/27/09
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
28 29 30 EVENTS BY COLOR CODES
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DINING EVENTS - PURPLE GOLF EVENTS - GREEN
SOCIAL EVENTS - RED TENNIS EVENTS - ORANGE
BRUNCH CLUB CLOSED MEN’S LEAGUE
OTHER EVENTS - BLUE
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM COURSE CLOSED PRIME RIB
* SUBJECT TO PARTICIPATION
General Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-1600 Special Events & Parties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-5319
Membership Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-1600 Golf Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-4159
Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-1602 July 2009 Tennis Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .792-2933
Dining Room Reservations . . . . . . . . . . . . .794-5577 Fitness Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .737-9500
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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ALL AMERICAN 1 2 3 4
MEMBERSHIP COMM
HALF PRICE GUEST DAYS
5/27/09
11:30 HALF PRICE GUEST DAYS
4TH OF JULY BUFFET AFTER 12:00 PM VEAL ROULADES $21
GOLF COMM 5:30 AFTER 12:00 PM
BCC BRIDGE HAPPY HOUR
LADIES’ LEAGUE ALL AMERICAN
Pool Side BBQ 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM FLAVORS OF HOME 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM 4TH OF JULY BUFFET
FLAVORS OF HOME BY CHEF RON
5:52 PM
Grill Room 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM BY CHEF RON
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
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LADIES’ LEAGUE
FINANCE COMM 11:00
MEN’S STAG * GRILLED CHILI BASS $18 ALA CARTE
BRUNCH CLUB CLOSED MEN’S LEAGUE EXECUTIVE COMM 12:00
DUPLICATE BRIDGE HAPPY HOUR NO DINING
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM COURSE CLOSED PRIME RIB FLAVORS OF HOME 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
FLAVORS OF HOME IN VERANDA
BY CHEF RON
BY CHEF RON
12 13 14 COMM 11:30 15
TENNIS
16 17 18
GREEN COMM 5:30 LADIES’ LEAGUE CHILLED LOBSTER PLATE
CLUB CLOSED LADIES NIGHT OUT BCC BRIDGE
BRUNCH MEN’S LEAGUE MARKET PRICE
JR. GOLF EVENT 6:00 PM FLAVORS OF HOME
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM MEN’S NIGHT OUT HAPPY HOUR ALA CARTE
COURSE CLOSED FLAVORS OF HOME BY BY CHEF RON
6:00 PM CHEF RON 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
PRIME RIB
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
STIMULUS BUFFET
MEN’S LEAGUE LADIES’ LEAGUE NINE & DINE * UTTER POACHED
BRUNCH CLUB CLOSED
PRIME RIB FLAVORS OF HOME FLAVORS OF HOME SCALLOPS $18 ALA CARTE
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM COURSE CLOSED
BOARD MEETING 5:30 BY CHEF RON BY CHEF RON HAPPY HOUR
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM
26 27 28 29 30 31 EVENTS BY COLOR CODES
DINING EVENTS - PURPLE
MIXED DOUBLES MIXER
6:00 PM GOLF EVENTS - GREEN
LADIES’ LEAGUE FLAVORS OF HOME SOCIAL EVENTS - RED
BRUNCH CLUB CLOSED MEN’S LEAGUE POMPANO EN
FLAVORS OF HOME BY CHEF RON TENNIS EVENTS - ORANGE
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM COURSE CLOSED PRIME RIB PAPILLOTE $18
BY CHEF RON OTHER EVENTS - BLUE
HAPPY HOUR
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM * SUBJECT TO PARTICIPATION
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WEDNESDAY
NIGHT DRAWING
Come out and support the
club and win cold hard cash!
Every Wednesday night we will have a draw-
ing between 7:00 – 7:30 PM. The kitty starts
at $50. All members’ names go in the jar. If
you are present you win the cash. We will
pull up to three names per week looking for a
lucky winner. If the winner isn’t present the
money rolls over to the following week and
another $25 will be added weekly.
When someone wins the jackpot, the kitty will
go back to $50 and we will start it over again.
Come join the fun, support the club and win
some money! Must be present to win.
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