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THE WOODLANDS CLUB
PAGE 2 Calendar
PAGE 3 Club News PAGE 5 Dining and Social
PAGE 6 Aquatics
PAGE 7 Fitness
PAGE 8 Golf
PAGE 10 Tennis PAGE 11 Internal Directory,
Committee Briefs
207.781.3104 | WWW.THEWOODLANDS.ORG
NOVEMBER 2014
VOLUME 11
In this Issue:
Gingerbread House Decorating Sunday, November 30 Tuesday, December 2 Wednesday, December 3
12:30PM, 3:00PM, 5:30PM Max seating time is 90 minutes.
*Buffet Available : 12:00PM-7:30PM
4:00PM, 6:30PM Max seating time is 90 minutes.
*Buffet Available: 5:00PM-8:00PM
4:00PM, 6:30PM Max seating time is 90 minutes.
*Buffet Available: 5:00PM-8:00PM
Gingerbread House Decorating $50.00++ per house.
Included is a locally baked Gingerbread House, icing, and an array of candy to create your very own sweet masterpiece.
Assorted cookies, coffee and hot cocoa are provided as well.
Gingerbread Reservations: Online and In-Person: Begin 9AM, Monday, November 3
Phone: Accepted starting at 11:00AM, Tuesday, November 4 Please provide total number of adults and children in your party, as well as the number of houses you would like to purchase.
Each member can make only their own reservation, so please encourage other members to make their own reservations.
Due to its popularity, this is a members only event. Space is limited, so a waitlist will be established as sessions fill. Members 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, please make arrangements to have your gingerbread kit packaged to take home and decorate at your leisure.
*Buffet reservations are required for all decorators who choose to partake in a meal before or after decorating. You are encouraged to eat prior to decorating. Reservations begin Monday, November 3, and Justin St. Louis will contact you to confirm your dining reservation. If necessary, the Dining
Room and Lounge will be open for family seating during these days.
Buffet Dinner Pricing: Adults: $13.95++ Children: $7.95++
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Calendar
November 2014 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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2
3
Online/In Person Gingerbread & Santa Breakfast
Reservations Begin
Winter Swim Challenge Begins
4 Membership Committee
Phone Reservations
Begin
Taste of Tuesday Buffet
5
6 Aquatics/ Fitness
Committee
7
Larry Williams Band
8
9 10
Green Committee
Dining Closed
11 Veterans Day
Clubhouse Committee
Taste of Tuesday Buffet
12
Golf
Committee Tennis
Committee
13
14
Turkey Shoot Mixer
Carmine Combo
15
16 17
Finance
Committee
CPR Class Dining Closed
18
Taste of Tuesday Buffet
19 Board of Governors
New Menus
20 21
Bernie Bouthot
22
23 Cross Country
Tourney Golf
Course Closes
24
Dining Closed
25
Taste of Tuesday Buffet
26
27 Thanksgiving Club closes at 12PM Turkey Burn Cardio
Tennis
28
Steve Grover & Duane Edwards
29
Toy Drive
Begins
Gingerbread Decorating
30
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Message from Membership
2014 was another great year for membership growth, as we have added 51 new members to date, and earned $207,000 in initiation fees. Initiation fees from all new members go directly into our
capital fund which helps to keep our Clubhouse & grounds in tip top shape.
Recently I was doing some Woodlands membership data mining and I thought I would share a little with you. Did you know that our average age of member is 53? Our youngest member is 26 and
our oldest member is 91. There are 595 spouses who belong to The Woodlands and 1,049 children under the age of 26.
In this month’s newsletter, I’ve included some of the fun photos of our September Safari Night. More fun and festive photos are located on the club’s website in the Safari photo album.
We are in the process of planning the Club’s 2015 Social Calendar. If you have any suggestions for
events, please send them to me at [email protected].
Please join me in welcoming our newest Woodlands Club Members, Stephanie & Carll Wilkinson.
Looking forward to seeing you around the Club,
Mary Anne
From the General Manager Our Clubhouse is just a shade over 26 years old, and like all 26 year old buildings there is always
something to be replaced, repaired or updated. That is especially true of a facility that gets used as
much as ours. Management, in collaboration with the Clubhouse Committee and the Board (under the
direction of President Mark Fasold), has sharpened its focus on those areas of the Club that were
looking particularly tired or in need of repair. This is a never-ending process, and each of you may
immediately think of examples you would like to see addressed. Don’t think for a moment that we
don’t see the same things, but understand that there will always be more wants and needs than
available funds. Some examples of recent, ongoing and soon to be addressed projects include, in no
particular order: replacement of all of the seat coverings in the adult side of the member dining room,
replacement of the member dining table tops, overhaul of the front steps to the main entrance of the
Clubhouse, replacement of carpeting in the Fitness facility, repair and replacement of wood on the
stairs leading up to the patio from outside the golf shop, installation of pavers on the side of the snack
shack facing the golf course, and the replacement of our crumbling water main. Additional planned
projects include an update to the main lobby and a multi-phase upgrade of our ballroom beginning in
2015.
While the end of the golf season is, unfortunately, right around the corner, there is still plenty to do at The Woodlands Club during
the long winter season. For you non-tennis playing members, I have a question. Have you ever given any thought to trying it, or
resurrecting your game if you used to play but no longer do? We have easily one of the best indoor tennis facilities in all of New
England. I can think of several members I have spoken to in recent years who have embraced or re-embraced tennis and have had a
blast. Along those lines, we all know what a great workout swimming is. Beth and Sheilla have a lengthy track record of taking
members who can barely swim down and back and turning them into accomplished swimmers who achieve goals that leave me
envious. In fact, on that front, I should take my own advice and give it a try! Oh, and another winter pursuit that is perfectly
acceptable is to simply gather with friends and family in the dining room and lounge for great food, beverages and music.
This month will bring the end of this work in 2014 on the irrigation replacement project. The Tanto crew members are here on
work visas, and they are required to leave by Thanksgiving. As I write this, we are in the midst of our worst weather week in a long
time, but if it turns and we get another decent stretch they will come close to completing the golf course this year. Regardless,
there won’t be a lot to finish up in 2015. As I have said repeatedly, we couldn’t be any happier with how this project has gone. It has
truly exceeded our expectations, and by a wide margin. Until next month, we will see you around the Club.
Bill Robinson
Club News
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26TH ANNIVERSARY SAFARI DINNER
Club News (Continued) Breakfast with Santa
Sunday, December 21
Buffet Seatings 8:30AM, 10:30AM & 12:30PM Adults: $28.95++ Children (12 & Under): $12.95++
Signups will be accepted online and in person on
November 3 at 9:00AM. Phone reservations will
be accepted beginning November 4. Photos
with Santa are included. Guests are welcome.
Annual Toy Drive November 30–December 21
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.
CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE ALBUMS TO SEE PICTURES FROM PAST EVENTS, INCLUDING MORE PHOTOS FROM THE SAFARI DINNER!
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Dining & Social
Friday Night Entertainment
Join us in the Lounge Friday nights from
7:15PM– 9:15PM
November 7:
Larry Williams Band
November 14:
Carmine Combo
November 21:
Bernie Bouthot
November 28:
Steve Grover &
Duane Edwards
November Featured Cocktails
Raspberry-Pomegranate
Martini
Stoli Raz Vodka, Stoli Vodka, Pama
Liqueur, Pomegranate juice
Mrs. Figginbottom
Jim Beam Bourbon, Amaretto, fresh
lemon, fig compote, orange bitters
French 75
Bombay Dry Gin, Prosecco, fresh lemon,
simple syrup
Brandy Alexander
Brandy de Ville, Crème de Cacao,
cream, nutmeg
Featured Beer Featured Wine
ATLANTIC BAR HARBOR REAL ALE
“A good, clean nut brown ale with a
malty body. This is our most popular
ale due to its smooth and malty flavor. A mixture of pale, crystal
and black malts in this one, and our
primary hop is Target, though we
also add some Whitbread Goldings
Variation as well.”
Brewed Since: 1991
Yeast: Nottingham
Hops: Wye Golding, Pilgrim
Malts: Pale, Crystal, Black Patent
ABV: 4.8%
2011 ANTON BAUER ZWEIGELT,
WAGRAM
“Shining ruby with shimmering
crimson; in the nose cherry fruit with berry undertones,
fine aroma; on the palate multi -
layered – a vegetable touch
joins the young berry fruit to
add additional fine spice: ripe,
with extract sweetness coated
tannin; tones of Mon Cheri and
chocolate finish the expressive
range of flavors.”
SAVE THE DATE!
HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, December 7th
4:00PM-6:00PM
Festive drinks, food and live entertainment provided by Brad Siegel &
Barry Young in the adult lounge from 4PM-6PM. It’s been another
fantastic year for membership growth, so let’s celebrate our good
fortunes while meeting new members and catching up with good
friends. Please RSVP to the front desk to help us staff accordingly.
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Aquatics Recreational Pre-Swim Team
November 3-December 18
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 will participate in swim
workouts, improve competitive
skills and stroke technique in
preparation for middle school and/
or high school swim team.
Please call Sheilla to register
or with any questions at
781-3104 ext. 116.
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 will focus 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.
Indoor Pool Hours Visit website for most current hours.
Monday
5:00AM-10:30AM
11:30AM-4:15PM
5:15PM-9:30PM
Tuesday
5:00AM-9:45AM
11:00AM-3:30PM
5:00PM-9:30PM
Wednesday
5:00AM-9:45AM
11:30AM-1:00PM
2:00PM-3:30PM
5:00PM-9:30PM
Thursday
5:00AM-9:00AM
9:45AM-3:30PM
6:00PM-9:30PM
Friday 5:00AM-10:30AM
11:30AM-9:30PM
Saturday
& Sunday 5:00AM-9:30PM
4TH ANNUAL
FAMILY & INDIVIDUAL
WINTER SWIM CHALLENGE November 1-February 28
Cost: Free!
Register by phone (781-3104 ext.112) or via e-mail to [email protected]
Welcome to our 4th 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 will be 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.
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
Save the D
ate!
Friday
Evening
, Marc
h 6
Swim C
hallenge
Party
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Fitness
Exercising Etiquette
Having Gym Shoes
Changing to indoor shoes and not wearing street shoes during the winter
months helps the fitness center equipment stay clean and live a healthy and
happier life.
Banging and Dropping Weights
Please refrain from banging and dropping the weights in the fitness center.
More than the disruptive noise, it shortens the life of the equipment
considerably.
Picking Up Your Equipment
Please return the equipment you use during your workouts to their rightful
place, be courteous of your fellow members and help keep the fitness center
clean and functional.
Guests in the Fitness Center
Please sign in guests when using the fitness, Racquetball, and Squash facilities.
Guests are allowed to visit these facilities five times per calendar year.
New Squash
League Begins
November 17
If you’re interested in joining, or
have any questions regarding the
League, please contact Josh at
Training Rates
Effective January 1, 2015, personal training rates will increase
slightly. However, even after this modest increase our rates will still be far
below market value.
The primary reason for the increase is that our personal trainers have not had
a pay increase in six years. As always, if you have any questions, concerns or
suggestions, we would be happy gladly hear them.
The new rates will be:
30 Minutes: $30.00
45 Minutes: $39.00
1 Hour: $49.00
Interested in Learning and
Becoming Certified in
CPR and AED? Monday, November 17
12PM or 6PM
$50 per person, Min. 5 Max. 8
Are you a parent or older sibling? Do you work in an office where you’re
concerned for some of your coworkers? Are you a nanny or babysitter? Learning the lifesaving skills
CPR, can help you feel more prepared in the event of an emergency
situation. Hopefully this never happens, but it never hurts to be
prepared. If you are interested in becoming certified and learning the skills in CPR and AED, join Damian in this CPR and AED Class, consisting of
Adult, Child and Infant CPR life saving skills. Help yourself be and feel more prepared by becoming certified in
CPR and AED. Please contact Damian by email at [email protected]. Rate includes educational material and certification card.
2014 Woodlands Squash Champion: Ben Lowenstein Runner-up: Chris LeFevre
Congratulations!
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Golf
From the Director of Golf
If you haven’t tried the golf simulator yet, it is really great! It is a radar based 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 (free) net and the high tech (fee) 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.
Please remember, in order to make this program successful, we are relying on your adherence to the honor system. The
golf committee is tracking how the simulator is used. Please check off the box (play golf or range) when using the simulator.
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
DID YOU KNOW??? Golf lessons may be taken by anyone, regardless of
membership classification.
Guests are permitted to take lessons, too!
GOLF SHOP HOLIDAY INVENTORY BLOWOUT SALE
BEGINS NOVEMBER 1!
All remaining men’s and women’s
clothing 50% off!
ADDITIONAL SELECT MERCHANDISE MARKED DOWN
IN STOCK MERCHANDISE ONLY
SHOP EARLY FOR
THE BEST SELECTION!
Congratulations to the Newest Member to the
WOODLANDS HOLE-IN-ONE HALL
OF FAME
Gordon Hamlin
October 19, 2014
Hole #13
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Golf
Top Five Women:
Kris Lindsey
Patricia Robles
Amy Mulkerin
Debra Lovsin
Sue Moody
Top Five Men:
Johnny Powers
Paul Strasenburgh
Andrew Gendron
Alex Bubier
Ken Smaha
Top Three Juniors:
Mac Leahy
Tim O’Neil Jr.
Garrett Mc Donald
OCTOBER HOURS Pro Shop Hours through November 23:
Monday: 12:00PM-Dusk
Tuesday-Sunday: 8:00AM-Dusk
*Golf shop hours are dependent on weather.
THE PRACTICE RANGE IS CLOSED FOR THE SEASON.
Golf Course Closing Date
In order to the “put the course to bed,” the
golf course will close to all play at the end of
the day on Sunday, November 23.
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 23 so that we can make the switch
as soon as possible.
2014 MOST IMPROVED PLAYERS
(as determined using the USGA formula, minimum 10 rounds)
JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPION
AGES 9-12
BENNETT BERG
A November Golf Tip? Brr…
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 WHATEVER 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 shoulder 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.
Thank you all for your support this season. I hope you enjoyed
the season as much as we did.
Doug Van Wickler, Director of Golf, and staff
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Tennis
Upcoming Events Turkey Shoot Mixer
November 14 6:00PM-7:30PM
Annual Turkey Burn Cardio Tennis
November 27 8:30AM-10:00AM
Thanksgiving morning Cardio Tennis
2014 Holiday Tennis Fair
December 7
Stay tuned for details on the 2014
Holiday Tennis Fair! A must for your
tennis playing juniors!
Tennis Department Holiday Social
December 11 6:00PM
USTA Level 7 Junior Singles
Tournament
December 19-21
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!
2015 USTA Season
It’s just about here! For information
regarding leagues, teams, etc., please
contact Jon Parry in the Pro Shop.
From the Director of Tennis
You can get a PhD in sport psychology these
days, but nothing is more fundamental to
mental toughness and your game than
watching the ball into the strings, and you
don’t need a degree to become an expert. Bad
eye contact falls under the mental part of the
game because anxiety and rushing the stroke are what takes a
player’s eyes off the ball. We can’t, as players, eliminate the anxiety,
but we can, most certainly, learn to keep our strokes together in
the face of it. Our pros and I have been discussing this issue lately
and we want to help you. Stop in, give us a call, shoot us an email,
or join a clinic and we can help you specifically with how to “watch
the ball”.
Harvey McCartney
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Club News (Continued) Committee Briefs
Board of Governors:
September 17 Meeting: Approved August 20 minutes. General Manager reported
initiation fees above budget. Board selected new fabric option for dining room chair re
-upholstery. Motion to modify past due account procedure was passed with all in
favor. Discussion of capital needs over time. Motion for annual Employee party on
October 27 passed with all in favor.
Aquatics and Fitness Committee:
October 9 Meeting: New awning covers, mechanical items for pools and suit spinners
submitted to Capital Expenditure Budget. Fall class signups doing well. Aquatics plan to
host more social events to promote camaraderie among aquatics members. Fitness
likely to hire new trainer to replace Joe Lembo, with current staff accommodating his
absence in the mean time. Fitness usage is 3x what it used to be, and the equipment
will need maintenance. Salaries and wages of trainers to increase. Motion to increase
personal training rates 3%.
Clubhouse Committee:
October 7 Meeting: Food and Beverage reported improved communication between
servers and kitchen staff. New employees to start. Preparing for holiday season.
Maintenance reported skimming the flaking concrete on front steps, and focusing on
normal seasonal duties. Building water line and fitness area leaks in need of repair.
Discussion of phases of renovations to Ballroom. Plans to replace fitness floor
covering, dining tabletops, Fireside furniture, Short Stop deck, Tennis entry pavers, and
front lobby refresh.
Finance Committee:
October 13 Meeting: September minutes were approved as written. The Controller
fielded a few brief questions concerning September’s favorable results. The committee
discussed funding options for long-term capital projects. The meeting closed with a
discussion on the 2015 operating & capital budgets. The committee was generally
satisfied with the operating budget with some minor revisions. The committee asked
the General Manager and Controller to do a bit more work on the capital budget and
to bring forward a final budget package for November’s meeting.
Golf and Green Committee:
October 14 Meeting: Joint meeting. Received irrigation update and expenditures related
to the ledge contingency. Golf Calendar was discussed. Proposal regarding member
responsibility in golf course upkeep, subcommittee proposed to deal with issue.
Discussed comparative importance of driving range project and bunker sand
replacement.
HR Committee:
No meeting held in October.
Membership Committee:
October 7 Meeting: There is just one Full Golf Opening as of October 7 and waitlists
have been established for Junior, Social Golf & Recreation categories. YTD Initiation
Fees at $207,375 which is $83,375 better than budget. The proposed 2015
Membership Marketing Budget was discussed. Fewer membership openings will
translate into less initiation fees for 2015. Resignations YTD are fantastic at just 29 &
lots of positive verbal feedback was received about Safari Night at The Woodlands.
Tennis Committee:
No meeting held in October.
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 [email protected]
Membership Mary Anne MacArthur Ext. 102
Accounting Jay Stone Ext. 152 Controller [email protected]
Deanna Pelletier Ext. 122 Accounting Assistant [email protected]
Barbara Weber Ext. 117 Accounting Assistant [email protected]
Aquatics
Beth Streeter Ext. 112 Director of Aquatics [email protected]
Sheilla Bernier Ext. 116 Aquatics Assistant [email protected]
Childcare
Lynn Dunn Ext. 120 Childcare Provider
Fitness Damian Dow Ext. 149 Director of Fitness [email protected]
Food and Beverage
Stephanie Brown Ext. 107 Executive Chef [email protected]
Dave Moran Ext. 105 Dining Room Manager [email protected]
Functions Toni Marie Nappi Ext. 124 Event and Sales Manager [email protected]
General and Administrative Elizabeth Fox Ext. 100 Receptionist [email protected] Brittany Bartlett Ext. 104 Member Comm. Specialist [email protected]
Golf Doug Van Wickler Ext. 126 Director of Golf [email protected] Golf Shop Ext. 119 [email protected]
Greens and Grounds Ryan Minzner 207.781.9954 Superintendent [email protected]
Housekeeping
Karen Hadley Ext. 111 Housekeeping Supervisor
Maintenance
Scott Crepeau Ext. 128 Facilities Director [email protected]
Tennis
Harvey McCartney Ext. 113 Director of Tennis [email protected]
Jon Parry Ext. 133 Head Pro [email protected]
Committee Rosters
Board of Governors
Mark Fasold
President
Christopher Miles
Vice President
Paul Strasenburgh
Treasurer
Matt Chin
Clerk
Christine DeMichael
Rich Emerson
Cindy Maxsimic
Laura Sosnowski
AQUATICS/FITNESS COMMITTEE
Susan Clifford - Chair
Jane Bopp
Melissa Christie
Judith Goodrich
Steve Hendry
Katie VerLee
Joe Walden
Laura Sosnowski - Board Liaison
CLUBHOUSE COMMITTEE
David Kelley - Chair
Marc Gagnon Kelley Holland
Lois Lengyel Linda Rathbun
Bill Shain
Paul Strasenburgh - Board Liaison
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Tom Hyndman - Chair
Johann Gouws
Gordon Hamlin
Mark Fasold - Board Liaison
Christopher Miles - Board Liaison
Paul Strasenburgh - Board Liaison
GOLF COMMITTEE
Paul White - Chair
Anthony Berlucchi
Frank Frye
Patty Lage
Kathi O’Grady
Mike Ryan
Walter Wallace Pam Wichroski Andy York
Cindy Maxsimic - Board Liaison
GREEN COMMITTEE
Stuart Carter - Chair
Roxane Cole
Dale Lalone
Connie Lannon
Don Neidetcher
Scott Weymouth
Matt Chin - Board Liaison
HUMAN RESOURCE COMMITTEE
Judy Beressi - Chair
Bill Goodspeed
David Wilson
Christie DeMichael -Board Liaison
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
Bill Becker - Chair
Abbie Carter Gordon Chibroski Kelly Devlin-DeRice Adrianna DeRice
Roberta Jackson
Tiffany McKenna
Michael Sosnowski
Rich Emerson - Board Liaison
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Drew Swenson - Chair
Curran Burfeind
Scott Carter
Susan Clifford
Mark Lannon
David Maxsimic
Regina Walsh
TENNIS COMMITTEE
Allen Bruce - Chair
Bob Epstein
Anne LaFond
Lori Poulin
Christie Rana
Eric Uhl
Jon Young
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