SEPTEMBER 2016 Hamilton Ohio Lodge No. 93 B.P.O. Elks€¦ · 2016 Mixed Couples Club Championship – July 31st The Mixed Couples Club Championship is a one day event consisting

SEPTEMBER 2016 Hamilton Ohio Lodge No. 93 B.P.O. Elks

The 93 News • Published Monthly By B.P.O. Elks 4444 Hamilton-Middletown Rd.

ISSN: 383367-2, Edition Nos. 01–02, 01/02-13/13

Tom Sears Exalted Ruler Res: 870-9876Tom Ciresi Leading Knight Res: 470-5856Aaron Akeley Loyal Knight Cell: 503-4507 Randy Paxson Lecturing Knight Res: 755-0365Chuck Soule Secretary Res: 479-2771Al Cecere Treasurer Res: 896-6365Ron Armentrout Tiler Res: 896-4441Michael Scholl Esquire Cell: 532-5474Rick Anderson, PER Chaplain Res: 726-4741David Nebraski Inner Guard Res: 509-9285Ed Stasen, 2019 Trustee Cell: 254-9831Mike Basilone, 2017 Trustee Cell: 383-0786Don Bickel, 2018 Trustee Res: 874-5397Terry Benson, 2021 Trustee Res: 289-2221Mike Smith, 2020, PER Trustee Cell: 378-5543Scott Osborne, PER PresidentRobert Quick, PER Vice-PresidentJohn Dsuban, PER Secretary / TreasurerGerald Leshner Presiding JusticeJeremy McDaniel District Deputy, GER 1-937-673-1206Dayton Lodge #58 Email: [email protected]

CONTACT USInternet: www.hamiltonelksgolfclub.comE-mail: [email protected]: (513) 863-6105Business Office: Margaret Taylor (513) 887-4380 Ext. 14Pro Shop / Outings: Sean Arthur, PGA (513) 887-4384Banquet / Events: (513) 887-4380 Ext. 24Course Maintenance: Ron Patterson (513) 887-4387Trustees: (513) 887-4380 Ext. 12

Greetings Fellow Elks,

I would like to start out thanking all of those who contributed supplies for the Hospitalized veterans. We had a good assortment and quantity of supplies donated. Please know that these items were needed and appreciated. Also, special thanks to Chuck Soule for delivering these items.

I would also like to thank those that volunteered to help on August 25th at the Open Door Food Pantry in Hamilton. We helped distribute food to those in need and gave them a check for $1000.00 to help them to continue providing their services

to the community.

Additional thanks to our Elks Ladies Golf League. They hosted their invitational on July 26th and they raised $1000.00 to support the Special Olympics Golf. Please see the details inside this newsletter.

Finally, I would like to thank all of those who volunteer to help maintain and beautify our tee boxes. Please see the list of those in News from the Golf shop section of this newsletter. The work of our volunteers is the backbone of our organization and truly appreciated. You have all made me proud to be part of the Hamilton Elks.

We are going to re-start the Elks Hoop Shoot this year. This will be at the Miami Hamilton Campus on Saturday November 5th from 10 to noon. This is one of the most prominent events that the Elks do nationally each year. Please contact Aaron Akeley (Committee Chairperson) or Rick Anderson if you would like to volunteer to help with this event.

Please mark your calendars for October 15th for our annual Monte Carlo Night. Grand Prize is a Golf Membership for one year. There will be several Bid and Buy options as well as many other prizes to be given away. This is one of our most fun events for our members and guests. We are looking for donations for the prize items as we have in the past. Please contact Mike Smith or myself if you have any items you would like to donate for prizes. Tickets will soon be on sale at the Pro Shop and Business Office.

The split the pot will continue through September with the last three drawings on September 2nd, 16th, and 30th. Please continue to support these drawings with the proceeds going to support the Elks National Foundation.

As always, please continue to look for candidates for membership. We need to continue to grow our membership to keep supporting our lodge and facilities. We will have management meetings at 6:00 pm followed by Lodge meetings at 7:00 pm on September 13th and 27th. We will also be Initiating new members on the 27th during our lodge meeting. Please come to a meeting and see how you can get involved.

Elks Care – Elks ShareFraternally,

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SEPTEMBER 2016 DATES TO REMEMBERSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

AfternoonEvent

(Links for Lincoln)

GCGLTournament

MGAFall Scramble

(Birdies or Better)

Girls High SchoolTournament

18 Hole

SundayCouples

Labor Day(Dont forget to book your

tee times)

MondayMadness

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Afternoon Outing

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Team

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Couples

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shop)

ManagementMeeting 6:00 pm

Interviews 6:30 pmLodge Meeting 7:00 pm

ManagementMeeting 6:00 pmOrientation 6:30 pmLodge Meeting/

Initiation 7:00 pm

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Event

August Showers can bring great Fall weather.....

The month of August was interesting to say the least, hot and humid temperatures with enormous amounts of rain. But, Fall is just around the corner and we all can look forward to cooler temperatures and at least two months of great fall golf. We still have plenty of great events on tap, from the MGA Fall Scramble, to the Ryder Cup and Solheim Cups and our Couples events. Don’t put those clubs away yet, there are plenty of days to enjoy your Hamilton Elks Golf Club. See you on the links this fall!!!

Tee Box VolunteersThe club would like to thank all the members who sponsor tee boxes for the season and for their hard work in keeping the areas around our tee’s well landscaped and full of color. Also, special thanks to the Sue Chow and Kathy Monnier who helped keep the flower pots and beds around the clubhouse full of color.

Lori & Gary Roberts, Lindy & Ed Stasen, Cat & Dave Sobecki, Hilda Hodges, Sue & Bob Chow, Clare & Don Myers, Judi & Tom Sears, Donna & John Crowley, Sharon Long and the Goodes, Helen Schultheiss, Kathy & Tom Monnier, Paula & Mike Gresham, Adriana & Jim Edwards, Kathy Dixon, Barb & Jim Cooley, Tim Engler, Traci & Rick Anderson, Norma & Neil Grone, Ardeen Pittman & Frank Schmitt, Pat Spelski & Carol Moore, Joann & Don Bickel, Dina & Mike Gustin and Deb Jones.

Thank you for your hard work.

Tournament Results

2016 Denny McGonagle Member/Member Tournament – August 13th.

The club would like to thank everyone for playing in this year’s Denny McGonagle Member - Member and paid a little tribute to Denny. The event is a 27-hole tournament combining a 9-hole scramble, 9-hole best ball and a 9 hole modified alternate shot. Handicaps for each of the 9 hole events are based on a percentage of the team’s combined handicap. We had some great scores, great shots, a few skins and we only had to play a few holes in the rain. The winners receive gift certificates to the golf shop and our Champions will receive trophies on September 10th at our final MGA event. Champions - Aaron Akeley & Jim King 92.5 2nd place - Pete Millette & Doug Gescuk 93.5 3rd place - Scott Miller & Ernie Britton 94.75 4th place - Forrest Holger & Lance Schneider 97 5th place - Jerry “Giz” Lang & Wayne Rassel 97.5 6th place - Tom Donohue & Terry Benson 97.75 7th place - Dave Mosley & Doug Meacham 98 Tie 8th place - Don Bickel & Mike Smith 98.5 Larry Smith & Randy Paxson Karl Karlstrom & Steve Ronningen

Closest to the Pin Winners#3 Red - Gary Miller #3 White - Bob Clemmer #3 Blue - Tom Monnier

Congratulations to all the winners and we will see you all at our next event The Fall MGA Scramble “Birdies or Better” on September 10th.

2016 Mixed Couples Club Championship – July 31st The Mixed Couples Club Championship is a one day event consisting of 9 holes of modified alternate shot and 9 holes of 1 ½ best balls net. There are two divisions, gross and net. Here are the results, we had no fights, only a few comments and the only ones that lost were the attorneys.

Gross Champions: Kyle & Hilda Hodges 92.5

Net Champions: Mike Smith & Jody Rusche 87.75Tie 2nd Place: Clare Myers & Mark Flaig 88.75Tie 2nd Place: Helen Schultheiss & Dave Nebraski 88.75 4th Place: Chuck & Toni Soule 89.88

There was no paperwork filed with any attorneys to our knowledge, so the event was a huge success, thanks to all who played in the event.

Don’t forget to pick up your winnings in the golf shop; trophy presentation will take place on September 10th during the MGA’s Fall Event.

Great Shots in July & August I’m sure there were plenty of great shots in July and August, you just have to tell us. Please let us know so we can put your name in the Elks News!!!

Friday Night CouplesThanks to everyone who played in our Glow Ball event on July 22nd, there were some great shots, plenty of things that glowed in the dark and a good time had by all. Special thanks to the Jim & Adriana Edwards for everyone’s favorite get together on hole #5 White, plus we did not get the Police called on us this year. Our September Friday Night Couples events are booked on September 2nd and with the finale on September 30th. Stay tuned, we might do another Glow ball event in October. Thanks for another great year on Friday’s.

Upcoming Events & TournamentsSeptember 2nd – Friday Night CouplesSeptember 4th – 18 Hole Sunday CouplesSeptember 5th – Labor Day (Don’t forget to book your tee times)September 9th – Afternoon Outing (tee times will be available)September 10th – MGA Fall Scramble (Birdies or Better)September 11th - Divot Day (sign up in the shop)September 12th – Monday MadnessSeptember 14th & 16th - GCGL TournamentSeptember 19th – Monday MadnessSeptember 23rd - Lodge Appreciation DaySeptember 23rd - Ladies Fall TeamSeptember 24th – Afternoon Event (Links for Lincoln)September 25th – Ladies Solheim Cup EventSeptember 26th - Girls High School TournamentSeptember 30th - Friday Night Couples FinaleOctober - Fall Rates beginOctober 1st - Afternoon eventOctober 9th - Mens Ryder Cup Event

Make sure to check your Tournament Booklet or the website for additional information on all upcoming events.

Information we need to know….As fall approaches, the club would like to remind everyone to make sure we have your most updated information, especially new mem-bers to the club. We are collecting data at the counter, so please make sure we have your email address and correct phone numbers. As winter approaches, the only way for you to stay informed is to follow us through email blasts and our newsletter.

For your Eyes and Ears..... Just a little information to all our members, it is important that everyone properly fixes ball marks, replaces divots and rakes the bun-kers. Anytime a golf ball lands on the green you make a mark, so to properly fix it, you push from the outsides to the middle and press down. Please do not pop up the turf, if you have any question, check out the cart sign or just ask one of the professional. Also, even though we have sand on the golf carts and on the tees for the walkers, when you take a divot, please replace it and sand around the edges, the bentgrass will grow back. We have seen numerous bunkers that are not getting raked after golf shots, please help out your fellow golfers and rake after your bunker. Let’s keep the Elks in great shape.

Golf Shop Specials & Club fittingThe fall season is the best time to play golf, the next eight weeks will bring us great temperatures, awesome foliage and excellent play-ing conditions, so don’t put away the clubs. The golf shop has some great deals on equipment, apparel and accessories. See below for some of our specials: Specials valid during the month of September

September Specials• The Titleist 915 Driver’s are on sale for $349.95 each while in stock supplies last. Get ready for the new 917 Metals from Titleist, in shops in November. • Titleist 915 Fairways on Sale $229.95 Save $50. • Callaway XR Drivers for $299.95 or Fairways for $199.95, Hybrids $189.95.• Ping G Specials on remaining drivers, fairways, hybrids and wedges. • Save $50 on the Taylor Made M2 drivers & $25 on the M2 Fairways & Hybrids • Taylor Made Tour Preferred Golf Balls, 2 dozen for $80 Save 20%. • Taylor Made Project A Golf Balls, 2 dozen for $60 Save 15% • Great specials on all Foot-Joy Tour Apparel, Oakley, Under Armour, Adidas & more, $39.95each, save 30%. • Specials on all remaining ladies apparel from Adidas, Antigua & Under Armour.

Club Fitting SpecialistLet the Professional staff at the Elks fit you with the proper equipment. When making the investment in your game, it is important to be fit for proper length, lie, shaft and grip. There are certain stores whose #1 goal is sell you equipment, not the right equipment, so come and experience a true outside fitting, where the flight of the golf ball can be seen for the entire distance not just the first fifteen feet into a net. Competitive pricing and experience is what you get from your professional staff at the Hamilton Elks Golf Club. Remember, I own my golf shop and I’m here to help you play this game better, so always check with your golf professional first before buying any equipment.

Silver Tee Kitchen & Craft Baris now OPEN

Hours11:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. — Monday - Sunday

For Reservations, Please Call (513) 816-7300

Restaurant Happy Hours 3-6 p.m. – Monday thru Friday(1/2 off Bar and Appetizers)

Elks Special for the month of September – 10% Discount on food items at the restaurant.Must provide your Elks membership card for discount.

(Bar closing hours may vary)

Please tell your friends and neighbors that Silver Tee Kitchen & Craft Bar is now OPEN!

Greens Superintendent’s Report- 8/18/15Maintenance Employee Notes: Recently, there have been some closecalls with maintenance workers nearly getting hit by golf balls. It clearlystates in the golf course Rules of Play that, “Players shall not hit the balluntil maintenance workers are securely clear of possible injury”. Pleasebe patient and let the maintenance crew member mow that last pass on afairway, green or rough when they are in front of you.And please be sure,for example, the bunker crew knows you are hitting when they are doingtheir job. They will wait and watch for the ball.

Another recent issue that came up is members complaining directly tomaintenance employees. Workers are just doing what they are told to do.The Elks Rules of Play, Section XII: Complaint Procedures clearly statescomplaints should be directed to the Golf Professional for investigation,and if necessary, involve the Management Committee, to preserve thecourse and for the common good of the membership. On the other hand,many, many compliments have been passed along to the maintenanceemployees. They and I really appreciate it!

Bunker Renovation: Since my July 28th report, the bunker left of Blue4 green has been rebuilt. It was shortened in the back some, which willbecome a grass bunker after all bunkers are done for the year. Blue 8 onthe left side should be finished today and then work will start on the rightside bunker.

– Ron Patterson, CGCS

Blue 4 Left Bunker is Finished Except the Grass Bunker Part.

Elks Special for the month of November and December

NOVEMBER 2015 DATES TO REMEMBER News from the Golf Shop – Holiday Edition

It’s hard to believe that another season of great golf has come and gone. We hope everyone had a terrific year, enjoyed the golf course and got to spend some quality time outside playing the game we all love. As Thanksgiving approaches and we prepare for the Holidays/Winter in the Cincinnati area (hopefully mild) don’t forget the time for our “Early Bird” membership renewal period begins on December 1st. If you pledge your early bird deposit you will get our lowest membership price of the year. So, don’t be a scrooge and miss the best pricing of the season.

In November and December, the golf shop will be open Tuesday - Sunday from 9:00am to 5:00pm weather permitting. If the weather is projected to be warm on Mondays, we will open for play, normal business hours. The golf club will announce Monday openings by the prior Saturday through email blasts.

The club is now allowing carts to be covered for winter golf. Please make sure that the cover is secure, don’t tape or add any adhesive to the cart and please make sure to help us keep the golf carts free of trash and clean. Tournament Results

The Benevolent Tournament - Sunday, October 25th

We would like to thank everyone who participated and donated to this year’s Benevolent Tournament, the event raised over $4,300 that will be used for Elks members in need. The event was a Four Person scramble with two separate divisions, open and mixed. This year we played the Red and White Golf Courses with 8-inch cups and it was amazing how well each of the teams putted and played. Here are the winners of each division and by the way, this event was handicapped based on the lowest teams combined handicap.

Open Division Winners

Steve Griffith, Todd Conrad, Stu Carter & Tom Darwish 55 2nd Place Tie -

Jason Asher, Scott Engler, Ben Phalen & Marc Seitz 55.5

Rick Anderson, Chuck Soule, Tom Sears & Tom Ciresi 55.5

Mixed Division Winners

Justin & Katie Guy, Bo Zwolski, & Jim Townsend 56.5

2nd Place - Mike Smith, Forrest Holger, Michael & Paula Gresham 57 3rd Place - Don & JoAnn Bickel, Debbie Jones & Mike Jones 58

The Ryder Cup- September 26th

The teams for the 2015 Ryder Cup were shaken up this year with new captains and players. A program was established that every three years we will redraw for new teams. The new captains selected 24 new players through a draft system and paired up the matches based on handicaps. Wayne Rassel and Forrest Holger were captains of the Blue Team and Bud Stelzer along with Mike Basilone and Dave Thomas captained the Red Team. The event consists of three 9-hole events, a One Best Ball of the team, a Modified Alternate Shot and then 24 Singles matches. The Ryder Cup came down to the last two groups to finish with the Blue Team securing a victory for the first time with 25 1/2 to 22 1/2 point win. Thanks to the Captains for their hard work and all of the players who made the event such a success.

The Solheim Cup - September 27th

The Ladies Solheim Cup consists of three 9-hole events mirroring the Solheim Cup with a Best Ball event, Modified Alternate shot and Singles matches. The ladies play the event with full handicap and we had a total of 28 players this year. The Solheim Cup came down to the singles matches and a late rally from the Red Team. The Solheim Cup ended with a perfect 14 to 14 split of points which gave the Cup back to the Red Team. We would like to thank all 28 ladies for playing this year and the Captains for their hard work with team preparation.

Hamilton Elks Golf Club – Great Shots each month

Did you hit a career shot; make your first Hole in One, your first eagle from the fairway or an eagle on a par 5. If so, then let us know in the golf shop and we will celebrate with you each month. Congrats to our members on their great shots!!!

Karl Karlstrom Hole in One #3 Red August 25thJeff Hilbert Hole in One #3 Red September 21st

Information we need to know….

As winter approaches, the club would like to remind everyone to make sure we have your most updated information, especially new members to the club. We are collecting data at the counter and in the lodge office, so please make sure we have your email address and correct phone numbers. The only way for you to stay informed is to follow us through email blasts and our newsletter.

Golf Shop Specials & Club fitting

The winter season is here and now you can put on your cart covers for winter golf. Please do not put any adhesive on the carts to help keep out the cold and if you use a propane heater, remember to keep them away from the windshields and dashboards. The golf shop will be running some great specials on all apparel, equipment and accessories in November. Check out our Cost Plus Days!! Don’t forget we still offer club fittings all winter long and check out the new equipment from Callaway, Titleist & Taylor Made. Here are a few of our specials:

November & December Specials

• The Titleist 915 Driver’s are on sale for $349.95 each while in stock supplies last. Get ready for the new 916 irons and the new 916 hybrids they are arriving now, so come and get fit.

• Titleist 915 Fairways on Sale $179.95 Save $70, Hybrids on Sale $169.95 Save $50.

• Check out the New Great Big Bertha drivers and fairways, Callaway has a great trade in program on all prior year equipment, so if you want more

distance and speed check out the Great Big Bertha. • Ping G30 Specials on remaining drivers, fairways, hybrids and wedges. • Ping G25 irons, one set left for $599• Taylor Made Tour Preferred Golf Balls, 2 dozen for $80-Save 20%. • Callaway Speed Regime Golf Balls, $30 per dozen while supplies last. • All Under Armour Polo’s, buy 1 get 1 at 50% off. • Under Armour Special Polo’s Large only for $29.95, plus outwear at $39.95• Great specials on all Foot-Joy Tour Apparel, $29.95, save 50%. • Srixon Q-Star 5 sleeve packs for only $20. • All remaining in stock shoes from Foot-Joy $20 off per pair.• Specials on all remaining ladies apparel from Adidas, Antigua & Kate &

Lord.

Our Annual Holiday Golf Shop Sale will take place on December 4th, 5th & 6th. Hope to see everyone in the golf shop for some Holiday Cheer!!!

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The following new members were initiated on October 13th, Tim Bailey, Reuben Felsheim, Mark Kaiser, Vito Ortiz, Stephen Raabe, John Rizzo, Jessica Sears, Mark Trinkle, Josh Wheeler, Matt Winkler, and Luke Zimmer.

Greens Superintendent’s Report- 10/28/15

Greens: The greens are still being mowed at .125” or 1/8” daily and double cut at least once a week. The verticut reels have been used weekly except a couple of weeks when the temperatures were in the 90’s and right after the Stampede and club championship when they were stressing and thinning from the 90 degree heat at that time too. And verticutting had to be suspended after topdressing and fertilizing to not bring the sand and fertilizer back to the surface. The Blue greens were core aerated on September 28th with ½” quad tines, which have very close spacing but produce fast healing holes. The holes were filled with USGA spec topdressing sand. Verticutting had to stop for a couple of weeks to not bring up more sand to the surface. The Red and White greens had to be aerated with smaller 3/8” quad tines September 19th and 20th because of a delayed outing and the Benevolent Tournament coming up. Half of the tines were removed after 2 passes on the Red practice green because the close, small tines were causing lifting of the turf from the amount of compaction. The Red and White greens were completed with half of the 3/8” quad tines in the machine and topdressed with the same sand. The growth regulator/stress reducer normally used was stopped 3 weeks before aeration and the October fertilizer application was applied 2 weeks ahead of the plugging, both to help them heal quicker before the Benevolent Tournament.

Projects: The record setting rain in June and July slowed down project work immensely along with routine maintenance. Sand bunker renovation on the Blue side was the 1st priority. The major part of the Blue bunker rebuilding project began in early July. Blue 4 right side was completed first, then the right front of Blue 9 green. These drains needed minimal work. The left side bunker at Blue 4 took a while. It was shortened in the back, making part of it a grass bunker later when it was cooler weather to lay sod in September, as my July report told. Two drains had to be installed to properly rebuild that one, along with very much sand. The greenside bunkers work at Blue 8 went fairly smooth. There was concern the left bunker wouldn’t drain

properly. But after reshooting the grade with the transit, it was decided to go the direction the original contractors went toward the catch basin in the fairway. Dr. McCoy from Ohio State University states that a 1/2% fall is adequate for bunker drainage. These two bunkers took more sand than anticipated, but should be good for the next five year. The left fairway bunker on Blue 8 was in bad shape, it had a drainage issue. The exit drain had 12’ of fall to the catch basin 100 feet toward the tee but when we turned a water hose on in it, water backwashed bad. There was a rise in the drain not allowing it to drain. A 100” trench, part of it 36” deep had to be dug to that catch basin to get correct fall. The bunker and trench turned out good. Blue 8 fairway bunker on the right side doesn’t need rebuilt at this time, as it drains and plays good. The sand supply was mostly depleted after that large bunker but we continued on. Blue 5 right fairway bunker is dug out, ready for drainage when sand arrives and the closest bunker to the tee left of the fairway is ¾ dug out. Work will resume quickly on it after fairway aeration and drier weather. All four ravines at Red 4 and at Blue 4 were mostly cleared from trees and brush that could block any shots and sight lines. They will need additional work this winter to ensure no in-season problems next year. Also the new driving range net was installed and should last many years with the new design. When the heat subsided in September, subsoil and then topsoil was placed in Blue 4 back grass bunker area. After compacting and grading, sod was purchased to place in the bunker and its bare surrounds. A 12” catch basin was installed in the lowest area to keep it dry. The extra sod was placed to the right of Blue 4 right bunker where the turf has a hard time surviving, along with to the back left of Blue 1 back tee where it was bare. Many irrigation repairs had to be made mostly on the 1972 single row irrigation system on the Red and White sides. Two places on White 6 fairway were repaired. Red 3 green valve pit had to be fixed, Red 3 tee valve needed repair along with the lake fill pump pipe from the river next to Blue 4 tee. The cleared ditch at White 2-8 was bush hogged again, seeded with a Ky. Bluegrass/ryegrass mix and strawed. The hydraulic spill area around the 2nd landing area of Red

8 fairway was seeded also, along with the main pipe repair at Blue 4 tee. There is still a small leak right of White 4 tee that leaks some days and doesn’t on others. It’ll be fixed soon. The long awaited catch basin the USGA agronomist recommended in the 1990’s that connects all pipes and eliminates the concrete catch area at Red 6 landing area has finally been installed. All the brick walls, old piping and enough soil were removed. The 4” clay pipe, 8” ADS pipe and the 6” pipe from Red 7 concrete pond from across Red 6 fairway were all fitted in perfectly. Subsoil had to be placed and compacted, then good topsoil the same. All that’s left do is sod around it. It will be sodded when the back bunker on Blue 9 has its bit of sand dug out, drain checked and topsoil added to make it ready for sod. I believe 1 pallet of bluegrass will do both jobs. Other recent jobs accomplished are the October fertilization of greens, tees and fairways at 1# of nitrogen per thousand square feet. A Thanksgiving application will be made and hopefully include some rough depending on budget. A new pear tree was planted to the left of Blue 1 cart path by the front tee. A new oak tree was planted at White 2 left of the fairway where the 2 large ash trees died from the emerald ash borer. All the record setting rain in June and July made the grub hunters happy. Our insecticide controls about 95% of the grubs but the moles, skunks and raccoons know where the other 5% are. I have trapped about 8 moles this late summer, fall and treated with post emergent insecticide where the skunks and raccoons are damaging. Red fairways were core aerated 10/26 with ¾” hollow tines. The sun and wind were perfect and the fairways turned out very good. The remnants of Hurricane Patricia has delayed doing White and Blue fairways for now. As of noon today, 3” of rain fell since last night. The White and Blue fairways will be aerated possibly as soon as Friday and finish next week early.

Ron Patterson, CGCS

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HELLO FELLOW ELKS:

Believe it or not, Fall is almost here and alongwith that comes some of the best golf weather ofthe year! Make sure you get out and enjoy yourgolf course. While you’re at it, bring a friend andshare the experience. Maybe they would like tobecome a member also.

On Saturday August 15th, Don Bickel, DennyNoggle and I attended the Elks State Fall Reunion (convention) inDublin, Ohio. During the Saturday morning business meeting wepresented checks to the state for ENF from the Hamilton lodge in theamount of $3,000.00.

During the meetings, there was a heavy emphasis on increasingmembership and becoming involved with the local community.Membership, I’ve been harping on all year and I’ll continue to ask eachand every one of you to please recruit new members. It will only helpmake our lodge stronger in the long run and benefit everyone.Community involvement, there are more grants available to us than wetake advantage of. There are grants for help to local Police, Fire, EMT,and community along with scholarships, etc. I’d like to see us takeadvantage of these offerings but we can’t do it alone. If you would beinterested in volunteering to learn more and helping with any of theseprojects, please let me or any of the Board members know.

Board of Directors meeting will be held at 6 pm and Lodge meeting at7 pm on the second and fourth Tuesday of September.

Elks Live - Elks GiveFraternally,Rick Anderson

CONTACTUS

Internet: www.hamiltonelksgolfclub.com

E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: (513) 863-6105

Business Office: Margaret Taylor (513) 887-4380 Ext. 14

Pro Shop / Outings: Sean Arthur, PGA (513) 887-4384

Banquet / Events: (513) 887-4380 Ext. 24

Course Maintenance: Ron Patterson (513) 887-4387

Trustees: (513) 887-4380 Ext. 12

The 93 News • Published Monthly By B.P.O. Elks4444 Hamilton-Middletown Road

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Rick Anderson Exalted Ruler Res: 726-4741Tom Sears Leading Knight Res: 870-9876Chuck Soule Loyal KnightTom Ciresi Lecturing Knight Res: 470-5856Denny Noggle Secretary Res: 777-3730Al Cecere Treasurer Res: 896-6365OPEN TilerMichael Scholl Esquire Res: 829-4194Aaron Akeley Chaplain Cell: 503-4507Randy Paxson Inner Guard Res: 755-0365Ed Stasen, 2019 Trustee Cell: 254-9831Mike Basilone, 2017 Trustee Cell: 383-0786Don Bickel, 2018 Trustee Res: 874-5397Tom Smith, 2016 Trustee Res: 336-8865Mike Smith, 2020 Trustee Cell: 378-5543Scott Osborne, PER PresidentRobert Quick, PER Vice-PresidentJohn Dsuban, PER Secretary / TreasurerGerald Leshner Presiding JusticeJeremy McDaniel District Deputy, GER 1-937-673-1206Dayton Lodge #58 Email: [email protected]

Golf Shop Specials & Club FittingThe fall season is the best time to play golf, the next eight weeks will bringus great temperatures, awesome foliage and excellent playing conditions,so don’t put away the clubs. The golf shop has some great deals on equip-ment, apparel and accessories. See below for some of our specials: Spe-cials valid during the month of September.

September Specials• The Titleist 915 Driver’s are on sale for $349.95 each, while supplies

last. Get ready for the new 916 irons and the new 916 hybrids.• Titleist 915 Fairways on Sale $229.95 Save $50, Hybrids on Sale

$199.95 Save $50.• Callaway XR Drivers for $249.95 or Fairways for $199.95, Hybrids

$179.95.• Ping G30 Specials on remaining Drivers, Fairways, Hybrids and Wedges.

• Taylor Made Tour Preferred Golf Balls, 2 dozen for $80, Save 20%.• Callaway Speed Regime Golf Balls, $40 per dozen while supplies last.• All Under Armour Polo's, buy 1 get 1 at 50% off.• Great specials on all Foot-Joy Tour Apparel, $39.95, save 30%.• Specials on all remaining ladies apparel from Adidas, Antigua & Kate &

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Club Fitting SpecialistLet the Professional staff at the Elks fit you with the proper equipment.When making the investment in your game, it is important to be fit forproper length, lie, shaft and grip. There are certain stores whose #1 goalis sell you equipment, not the right equipment, so come and experience atrue outside fitting, where the flight of the golf ball can be seen for the en-tire distance not just the first fifteen feet into a net. Competitive pricing andexperience is what you get from your professional staff at the Hamilton ElksGolf Club.

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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015We are coming into the time of year where the Elks 93 newsletter will only be published every other month; so I want to mention several things that will be happening at the lodge during the November/December holiday season.

Remember that November 11 is Veterans Day. The Elks Grand Lodge has proclaimed the month of November as Veterans Recognition Month. We have several Veterans that are members of our lodge and to them I say “Thank you for your service.” Along with every other veteran that has served our country.

Since this newsletter will also cover December; I want to make sure everyone is aware that our lodge will conduct our “Empty Chair” memorial service on Sunday afternoon December 6 at 1:00 o’clock. This service is a memorial to our brethren who departed this life in 2015.

Breakfast with Santa Claus will be at the Lodge on Saturday December 12 at 9:30 a.m. Make sure to take a break from the Holiday rush and bring the kids, grandkids, nieces, and nephews so they can make sure Santa knows what is on their list before heading back to the North Pole. The Elks will provide Breakfast this year at no charge. Please contact Margaret in the lodge office on or before Monday December 7th to make your reservations so we’ll know how many to plan for.

Don’t forget to buy your tickets for the Elks New Year’s Eve Party! $150.00 per couple includes Live Music by “Stays in Vegas”, Appetizers, Buffet Dinner, Desert, Open Bar, and Champagne toast at midnight and a snack at 12:30 a.m. Sliver Tee will donate $20.00 per ticket back to the lodge. Purchase your tickets in the lodge office Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or call Margaret at 513-887-4380 Ext. 14.

Finally, as we close out 2015 I want to personally thank the members of Hamilton Lodge #93 for your help and support. 2015 has been a great year for our lodge. Let’s keep the momentum going and make 2016 even better!

Board of Directors meeting will be held at 6 pm and Lodge meeting at 7 pm on the second Tuesday of November and December.

Elks Live Elks Give

Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas, Happy New Years to All!

Fraternally,

Rick Anderson

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SEPTEMBER 2015 DATES TO REMEMBER

Ladies Fall Team PlayLadies 18 League

Shep Golf Outingfor Prostrate Cancer

MGA Fall Scramble9:00am shotgun

Labor Day(Don’t forget to bookyour Tee imes)

Board of DirectorsMeeting - 6:00 pm

Interviews - 6:30Lodge Meeting - 7:00 pm


Lodge Meeting - 7:00 pm

Ryder Cup Event

Monday Madness

Friday NiteCouples Finale

Lodge Appreciation Day Links for LincolnGolf Outing(Afternoon Shotgun)

The Odd Couples1:30pm shotgun

Girls High SchoolSectional

Solheim Cup Event

Lat Day of PermanentTee Times

Dorothy Overholts, Earl Zimmer, Payson Clyde, William House, Walter Hutto,Jack Young, Thomas Sweeney, Dennis Harget, David Thomas, John Murray,Frank Fontaine, Obie Mills, Ronald Armentrout, John Rosmarin, Sue Woodruff,Charles Rasch, Thomas Toman, Dieter Vonhaefen, Bernard Bollmer, Al Edmunds,Robert Wallace, Richard Begley, Frank Vitale, Dennis Clark, Carl Meyer, Gary Magin,Richard Schlub, Charles Cornelius, Mark Rinehart, Harold Weeter, Thomas Monnier,Randy Mass, Keith Johnson, William Robertson, Douglas Koliboski, Mark Krone,Kevin Pater, Tyrone Fanella, Gary Ruhl, Mark Lowery, John Clemmons,Stephen Marsh, Charles Manilla, Ronald Koehne, Michael Dunn, Charles Hill,

John Meinking, Michael Sanders, Andy Willis, David Smith, Frank Pavlinac,Jody Rusche, John Slayton, T Lehmann, William Moran, George Schmidt,John Niess, William Anderson, James Clear, Thomas Smith, William Floyd,Thomas Hartel, David Cauley, Ben Horton, Grant Martin, Thomas Miller,Thomas Sears, Jeffery Pohlman, Todd Carter, Bradley Arnott, Dan Sprague, RobertHicks, Stephen Lutz, David Emrick, Jeff Kirker, Mark Jones, James Maggard,James Hinchberger, William Blackburn, Christopher Roth, Charles Thomas,Mark Flaig, Michael Boyd, Marc Seitz, Christopher Frederick, Jason Poulin,Curtis Blevins, Brandon Hudson, Thomas Ciresi

September Birthdays

Ohio Buckeye Bucks 2016 Calendar On Sale NowSupport Your Local Elks Lodge!

Here’s how it works...

For $20 you will get a pocket calendar for 2016 with a four digit number for theOhio State Lottery four digit number drawings for the following:Based on the Ohio State Lottery four digit number drawings each day except forChristmas day.We are doing both an afternoon drawing and an evening drawing, plus tenholidays. Check your calendar for each winning holiday date.

Monday-Friday will be two$50 winnersSaturday & Sunday will be two$100 winners10 Holidays will be two$500 winners

There are 365 days in 2016 and minus Christmas, that leaves 728 chances to win,which costs you less than 3¢ a drawing for the entire year of 2016.

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TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 8TH, 2015THERE WILL BE TWO EXPENDITURES THAT THE LODGE WILL VOTE ON

1. Repairing & resurfacing the upper and lower parking lots

2. Demolition of the swimming pool, baby pool, and the sidewalks.

Jen and Gregg was in a Motorcycle Accident on Friday October 23rdWe all know Jennifer from working in the Snack Shack for the past several years

and for the last week on the maintenance crew. As of today Gregg is still at Miami Valley Hospital where he was air cared after the accident. He has had surgery on

his femur, hip, and arm. He has staples and stitches in his head. Jennifer has been discharged from Atrium Hospital. She has a cast on her leg, although the leg is not broken, it is mangled inside. Her other knee has stitches. Neither of them will be able to return to work for some time so if you would like to help them out in this time of need please drop off your donation to the Lodge Office or the Pro Shop.

Please make checks payable to Jennifer Hooks. Thank You!

Ohio Buckeye Bucks 2016 Calendar On Sale NowHere’s how it works...

For $20 you will get a pocket calendar for 2016 with a four digit number for the Ohio State Lottery four digit number drawings for the following: Based on the Ohio State Lottery four digit number drawings each day except for Christmas day. We are doing both an afternoon drawing and an evening drawing, plus ten holidays.

Check your calendar for each winning holiday date. Monday-Friday there will be two . . . . . . . . . .$50 winners. Saturday & Sunday there will be two . . . . .$100 winners. 10 Holidays there will be two . . . . . . . . . . .$500 winners.

There are 365 days in 2016 and minus Christmas, that leaves 728 chances to win, which costs you less than

3¢ a drawing for the entire year of 2016.

Hamilton Elks #93 New Years Eve PartyThursday December 31, 2015

7:00 P.M. – 1:00 A.M.

$150.00 Per Couple Live Music Provided By Stays In Vegas

Appetizers, Buffet Dinner, Dessert, Open Bar, Champagne At Midnight,

And A Snack At 12:30 A.M. Silver Tee Will Donate

$20.00 Per Ticket To The Lodge

Purchase Your Tickets At The Lodge OfficeMonday – Friday 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.

Closed 12:00 -1:00 Or Call 513-887-4380 Ext. 14

Breakfast with Santa is December 12th @ 9:00 A.M. This is free to all Elks Children and relatives. Please sign up by

December 7th to participate.

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We are having a coat drive this fall to help those in need. Please bring in your new or lightly used, clean coats and deposit them in the containers we have in the front lobby, pro shop, and Silver Tee Restaurant. We will donate all sizes. Please

deposit by December 21st.

Harold VaughnWilliam HofferHoward MatreGlen RoddyAustin GleasonBillie FulkersonOtto SwannerGerald MillerJack WolferEd SnyderLouis MotzerCharles ChadwellGlenn StitsingerDale LiermanDennis JeskeBill MonroeLyle CarmanPatrick HoganFred JeffersDennis BrittonWilliam GehrumPhillip WagersNicholas WeisbrodScott MatthewsThomas WolfThomas WillkeThomas MeagherJeffrey Mefford

Edward StasenSteven TimmelBill GrossSharon WagnerKenneth BertrandDavid BakerTimothy BoyleOwens PriceKingsley WientgeJames KingDavid StoufferRobert CroninWoody FittonJoe DillonDoug StitzelBrent DickeyErik KarlstromNeil DefeversGalon NelsonWayde HunkerD JonesThomas DonohueJames VoelkerBrett LewisWilliam MosierSteven SinnottJeffrey CocolaRobert Leshnak

Tim EnglerDennis HoganSteve FasigDaniel GescukJoel WarnekeJohn StittMatthew RothertMatthew BaumanDavid CroweJohn WilkinsonDonald HoskinsRobert RobinsonBrian MillerLance GreenAlexander HelsingerRobert BernhardtRobert HartmanJude SpoerlEugene SpoerlRaymond ErnstRichard GilbertWalter JacksonJames JonesRobert WynnJohn ProtzmanFrancis ParrishJohn BeitingJohn Basich

Roger ParksWilliam RoseJoyce FerrellWilliam SmithPaul ThomasDavid GilbertFrank MargelloTimothy SchmidtKeith RussellGerald LeshnerBob ChowDavid McClainJerry KelleyMichael HackerGregory JolivetteWilliam RobinsonMichael CargioliBobby WilsonKirby BolenRichard HuberfeldGregory HelmkampGarry SprowlsPaul TillarMichael BasiloneRick AndersonSteve ThomasMatthew KornauWayne Legursky

Mark WelchRonald BrennerScott SnyderMichael BrownScott ThomasJohn SpoerlDarren HanerC JenkinsTodd BradingMichael SchultzJohn KohlmanJeffrey WoolumMichael LuebbeMichael CooperBrad BegleyRonald DuPriestScott WylieSteven NowakScott HaleChad BarrettBilly GuinigundoMatthew HuberJim SheldonTodd Hudson

November/December Birthdays


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Phone 513.829.2026Fax 513.829.2113







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Silver Tee will be having cookouts in September on the patio weather permitting.

Saturdays & Sundays 11am-2pm

Split-The-Pot

We will be continuing our bi-weekly Split-The-Pot drawing in the Pro Shop through September. The proceeds from these drawings will be used to meet our ENF Requirements and to the Cerebral Palsy Fund. The final three drawings will be September 2nd, 16th, and 30th. Thank you for your participation.

Mark your calendar! The Hamilton Elks Monte Carlo Fundraiser will be on October 15th. Tickets are $60.00 per person and are available to purchase in advance at the Pro Shop and Business O�ce. 1st prize – 2017 Single Golf Membership at the Hamilton Elks Golf Club2nd Prize - $500.00 CashDoor prizes given away throughout the evening Beer, Soft Drinks, Set-ups, Snacks Included. Cash Bar available.

Tickets are limited to the �rst 200 – So buy yours today at the Pro Shop or Business O�ce.

Sunday Football Special – Patio TV’s .50 cent Wings & Domestic Beers at $2.00 each

Weekday – Lunch Specials – 11:00-3:00Chicken Parmasan

Hot Italian Steak SubChicken Quesadillas

Chicken Fingers and FriesReuben Sandwich

Philly Steak or Chicken Sub

Open To The Public – Tell Your Friends & Neighbors & Facebook Friends

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Cat�sh, Hush Puppies

& Fries$11.00

Italian NightMeatball TrioLadies Night

5-9 $4.00 Margaritas

Ribs, Fries & Slaw

$14.95 half$26.95 Full

Ribs, Fries & Slaw

$14.95 half$26.95 Full

Fried Chicken w/

2 Sides $11.95

10ozNew York Strip

w/ baked potatoe$18.00

Pork ChopBreaded

w/ 2 sides $11.00Ladies Night

5-9 $4.00 Margaritas

Daily Dinner Specials

Richard BegleyChristopher P FrederickCharles A HillThomas E MillerJohn G RosmarinMatthew J WinklerJames P ClearJason PoulinThomas J CiresiPayson J ClydeFrank J PavlinacDieter H VonhaefenRobert Kerry HicksWilliam H HouseGary RuhlJody RuscheThomas Smith

Frank VitaleDavid J EmrickTodd M CarterCharles A ManillaJohn SlaytonJeff KirkerObie MillsCharles F RaschDennis L ClarkJames J HinchbergerWalter D HuttoGrant J MartinCarl N MeyerJohn B MurrayBradley W ArnottJohn H ClemmonsJames H Maggard

Gary P MaginWilliam E BlackburnCharles E CorneliusMark KaiserCharles D ThomasKeith JohnsonJohn R NiessMark RinehartDavid A ThomasEarl E ZimmerFrank E FontaineWilliam C RobertsonChristopher J RothRichard C SchlubThomas C SearsJohn W MeinkingWilliam R Moran

Jack YoungMark U KroneStephen C MarshGeorge F SchmidtSue L WoodruffThomas E TomanRobert W WallaceRonald E ArmentroutDouglas KoliboskiT Clay LehmannJeffery B PohlmanHarold T WeeterMarc SeitzKevin R PaterWilliam H FloydRonald R KoehneMichael B Sanders

Thomas SweeneyAndy S WillisDavid CauleyWilliam F DeitzerAl EdmundsMark FlaigMark Lee JonesDavid R SmithWilliam S AndersonMichael S DunnBen HortonStephen J LutzThomas A MonnierDorothy Overholts

September Birthdays

New members initiated August 8-9th:Michael Gerversman

Randy LarbesBryan MazeyDavid Mosley

Lawrence SchutteWilliam “Alex” Steinhilber

E. R. – Tom Sears

The Hamilton Elks Lodge #93 Ladies Golf 18 hole League held their Annual Invitational Golf Outing with an Olympic theme on July 28, 2016 with a total of 88 ladies participating. Mulligan sales and donations totaling $1,000 was donated to the Butler County chapter of the Special Olympics. From the raffle sales $200 will be donated to Cerebral Palsy. Above is a photo of the check for $1,000 being presented to Mary Swagler (Special Olympics volunteer) and Nika Swagler (Special Olympian).


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Phone 513.829.2026Fax 513.829.2113







513.829.4333 812.637.1875


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Phone 513.829.2026Fax 513.829.2113







513.829.4333 812.637.1875


NEED INSURANCE

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Phone 513.829.2026Fax 513.829.2113







513.829.4333 812.637.1875


NEED INSURANCE

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SEPTEMBER 2016 Hamilton Ohio Lodge No. 93 B.P.O. Elks€¦ · 2016 Mixed Couples Club Championship – July 31st The Mixed Couples Club Championship is a one day event consisting