On the James

James River Country Club

1500 Country Club Road, Newport News, VA 23606

Clubhouse ........ 595-3327Golf Shop .......... 596-3112Tennis Shop ....... 595-9121Cabana ............ 223-0570

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Allen C. Tanner, Jr. .............................PresidentJohn R. Lawson II .....................Vice PresidentKathi DeRyder .............Secretary & Treasurer

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN

John F. Biagas Randolph P. Bryant Alan A. DiamonsteinJeffrey D. EllingtonW. Andrew JordanJohn R. Lawson IID. Wayne MooreWilliam F. Pile

Dr. Henry PrillamanBrian K. SkinnerSteven C. SuttleAllen C. Tanner, Jr.Dr. Gary TannerJeffrey C. VerhoefTimothy W. Whitlock

BUILDING & GROUNDSJohn R. Lawson IICONSTITUTION & BY-LAWSH.V. “Bert” Kelly, Jr.FINANCERobert H. BurchGOLFSteven C. SuttleGOLF MUSEUMJames I. BooneGREENRobert F. Lanier

HOUSEW. Andrew JordanMEMBERSHIPMichael G. ArchuletaPLANNINGCOMMITTEEAlan A. DiamonsteinTENNISTimothy W. WhitlockWATER SPORTSJoshua A. Dornan

GENERAL MANAGER Moe Bsat ................ 595-3327GOLF PROFESSIONAL Jeremy Franks ........ 596-3112 Assistant Golf Professional– Sean DalyMEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR Michelle Herbst ...... 595-3327TENNIS PROFESSIONAL Brian Hogge ........... 595-9121DIRECTOR OF GOLFCOURSE OPERATIONS Robert Wilmans ..... 596-6781

Many thanks to Tim Whitlock, Brian Hogge, John Lawson, Moe and his staff, all of our standing committees and their members, and most importantly the stockholders of James River Country Club for pulling together in short order to approve the construction of our new indoor multi-purpose tennis facility. As you can observe we have hit the ground running in an effort to complete this project by late fall. If you voted by proxy and were not present at the stockholders’ meeting held on June 13, please contact Moe with any questions that you might have regarding this project. One of the biggest issues revealed by the approval process was the fact that not all members of the Club were eligible to vote for or against this major capital project. According to the by-laws as currently written, only stockholders may vote. At the June Board meeting, we commissioned several members of the Constitution and By-Laws Committee, chaired by Alan Diamonstein, to address

this issue. Approval of future capital projects should be done in a fair and equitable manner that allows input from all Club members in the process. If you have any questions about this, please contact Moe, Alan Diamonstein or me for more information. It has been feeling a lot like summer lately, and the golf course is responding. Rob Wilmans and his staff have done a remarkable job! The grounds have never looked better. Please adhere to posted cart path restrictions, repair your divots and ball marks, and ENJOY YOUR CLUB. Membership Matters!

JULY 2016

President’s ReportAllen C. Tanner, Jr.

A R O U N D T H E C L U B

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Thank you for parti- cipating in the Club survey. It was very helpful. All your comments and suggestions were shared with department heads. Comments related to Club operation were addressed and the suggestions related to capital improvement will be shared with the Long Range Planning Committee. I hope you are enjoying the summer at your Club. Speaking of summer, it is the perfect time for you to encourage a friend or family member to join the Club. We have a great membership program going on right now for the month of July. Contact Mem-bership Director Michelle Herbst for more details. If you have not joined the Huntington Society yet, now is a

good time to give back to JRCC. If you would like more information, please contact the accounting office for more details. Think of the Club when planning a busi-

ness or social function at the club-house or off premises catering. Management will accommodate your needs any way possible. Please observe the dress code when you are in the clubhouse and remember that T-shirts, hats, bathing suits, cover-ups and bare feet are not allowed. Please super-vise your children when they are on the Club property. Also, please observe the 15 mph speed limit when you enter or exit the Club. Have a great summer. Enjoy your Club.

The Manager’s DeskMoe A. Bsat, CCM, General Manager/COO

I am proud to announce Brandyn Kimball as our July Employee of the Month. He started with us on February 23, 2016, and has been a great addition to the dining room staff. Brandyn has received many compliments from our members on his level of service and professionalism. When asked, his co-workers described him as outgoing, a team player, hardworking and professional. Thank you, Brandyn, for your dedication to our members and co-workers!

Employee of the Month

BRANDYN KIMBALL

Report byJulie Yacobi, Dining Room Manager

E-MAIL UPDATES: If you are not currently receiving the Club e-mails about upcoming events, please con-tact Cynara Colbert at 595-3327or send her an e-mail: cynara@james rivercountryclub.com

DAILY SCHEDULE:TENNIS: 9:00 – 11:30 a.m.LUNCH: 11:35 a.m. – 12:25 p.m. (provided)GOLF: 12:30 – 3:00 p.m.SWIM/ACTIVITY: 3:15 – 5:00 p.m.$240 per child (Sibling discount available)

JRCC ALL-SPORTS CAMPSECOND SESSION:July 26–29, 2016

Tuesday–Friday • 9:00-5:00 p.m.(Ages 7+)

To sign up, please contact Membership Director Michelle Herbst at 757-595-3327 or michelle@jamesrivercountryclub.com

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Monday, July 4, 201612:00-3:00 p.m.

Adults $16.95Children (12 & under) $9.95

Food and fun for everyone,with live music from

Ken McNeillFLAG GOLF TOURNAMENT

MENU BBQ Baby Back Ribs

Grilled Chicken H Fried CatfishHot Dogs H Hamburgers

Baked Beans H Tomato SaladColeslaw H Potato Salad

Watermelon H Apple Pie H Cookies

BAR IS AVAILABLE

Please call 595-3327 tomake your reservations.

PLEASE NOTE:Club CLOSED Tuesday, July 5

Cancellations required 24 hours priorto the event to avoid billing.

COOKOUT

CLUB EVENTChef’s ItalianNight Special

Saturday, June 11, 2016

ICEBREAKERApril 3, 2016First Flight

1st Low Gross (59) Mike Link, Bob Bailey,

Nelson Cutler, Rex Davis2nd Low Gross (67)Mike & Renee Ponton,

Manny Mitchell, Susan WilsonSecond Flight

1st Low Gross (68)Jere & Mary Mills,

George Hankins, Patti BrownMost Enjoyable

Dave & Cindy Brinker,Arthur & Nancy Henderson

Straightest Drive,Men ~ #10Dave Brinker

Straightest Drive,Women ~ #1

Patti BrownClosest To The Pin,

Men ~ #17Nelson Betts

Closest To The Pin,Women ~ #15Jennifer Stevens

Congratulations!

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G O L F N E W S

A Note from the ProJeremy Franks, PGA

The most important part of the success of golf at JRCC is your participation in the tourna-ments and golf programs from you, the members. We wanted to take this month to recognize some of the winners from our spring tour-naments and let you know that July is jammed packed with great events for our golfing members. July starts off with the very popular One-Day Member-Guest, July 1, followed by the Flag Tour-nament on Independence Day. The Twilight Member-Guest will be played on Sunday, July 17, and our WGA Ladies’ Member-Mem-ber is on July 25. James River is hosting the prestigious VSGA Women’s Amateur Championship July 18-22. Please come out and support these ladies as they play our course. If anyone is interested in volunteering to be a spotter or scorer for the event, please contact me directly. Come show your pride for our great Club!

The pool is open and with it the kids of JRCC are out in full force! Junior Golf is in full swing as well this month. The JRCC Junior Golf Team, “The Eagles,” will be playing in matches against clubs in the area and will be continuing with team practice on Saturday afternoons at 2:00 p.m. It is not too late to be a part of the team. Contact Chris Dillow in the golf shop if you are interested. The second Junior Camp of the season is July 19 – 22 from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. The Junior Club Cham-pionship is July 27 – 28 and the Family Golf Championship is Sat-urday, July 30. The Family Golf Championship is comprised of any combination of family members in a two-person team, Captain’s Choice. There will be a 9-hole and 18-hole division followed by a family dinner in the Golf Museum.

JUNIOR GOLF CAMPTuesday, June 14 – Friday, June 17, 2016

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Congratulations!MEN’S ONE-DAY MEMBER-MEMBER

April 30 – May 1, 2016

First FlightLow Gross Mike Link/ Bob Bailey (130)Low Net Conway Smith/ Tom Aman (120)2nd Low Net Michael Jones/ Andy Beasley (123)

Second FlightLow Gross Rob Kochanski/ Peter Mertz (146)Low Net Rex Davis/ Jerry Hill (123)2nd Low Net Allen Tanner/ Tripp Tanner (124)

Third FlightLow Gross Mac Mullins/ Andy Mullins (151)Low Net Wally Garner/ Jim Kopp (124)2nd Low Net Rob Spitzer/ James Diggs (127)

Fourth Flight Low Gross Phillip Page/ Jeff Verhoef (158)Low Net Jeff Morrison/ Sam Rose (121)2nd Low Net Wallace Sink/ Bob Edwards (123 M/C)

Fifth FlightLow Gross Tom Hunnicutt/ Tom Highsmith (71)Low Net Conway Smith/ Cary Patrick (61)2nd Low Net W.K. Garner/ Jim Kopp (64)

Sixth FlightLow Gross Andrew Jordan/ Frank Belvin (81)Low Net Edgar Maroney/ Tom McDermit (63)2nd Low Net Manny Mitchell/ Scotty Hager (64)

Seventh FlightLow Gross Don Buchanan/ Terry Witherington (79)Low Net Bill Moore/ Loe Bartek (59)2nd Low Net Ed Maroney/ Dave Harlow (60)

MEN’S ONE-DAY MEMBER/GUESTMay 27, 2016

First FlightLow Gross Bill Cowardin/ Derek Porter (67)Low Net Raymond Suttle/ Steve Suttle (61)2nd Low Net Allen Tanner/ Jeff Fleishman (62)

Second FlightLow Gross Frank Wagner/ George MacDonald (68)Low Net Rick Brandt/ Eric Rutherford (61)2nd Low Net Tom Aman/ Herb Aman (64 M/C)

Third FlightLow Gross Bill Haywood/ Joe Latchum (73)Low Net Randy Bryant/ Steve Luddy (60)2nd Low Net Bill Hargette/ Gary Minter (65)

Fourth FlightLow Gross Sam Morgan/ Taylor Morgan (75)Low Net Josh Dornan/ Thomas Jones (63)2nd Low Net Brian Hutchens, Jr./ Shannon Sealey (64)

Fifth FlightLow Gross Tom Hunnicutt/ Tom Highsmith (71)Low Net Conway Smith/ Cary Patrick (61)2nd Low Net W.K. Garner/ Jim Kopp (64)

Sixth FlightLow Gross Andrew Jordan/ Frank Belvin (81)Low Net Edgar Maroney/ Tom McDermit (63)2nd Low Net Manny Mitchell/ Scotty Hager (64)

Seventh FlightLow Gross Don Buchanan/ Terry Witherington (79)Low Net Bill Moore/ Loe Bartek (59)2nd Low Net Ed Maroney/ Dave Harlow (60)

G O L F N E W S

WGA MEMBER-GUESTFriday, May 20, 2016

Putting ChampionJackie Turner

Chipping Contest ChampionMaria Chen

Closest to the Pin ~ #15Joan Verhoef, 13’ (member)

and Steva Williams, 3’9” (guest)Longest Drive ~ #6

Renee Ponton (member)and Missy King (guest)

Straightest Drive ~ #1Patti Brown-Whitlock (member)

and Kay Crumpton (guest)Low Gross

Renee Ponton, Cyndi Carlson,Susan Mehall and Jackie Turner

Low NetSusan Armfield, Pam Wilkinson,

Merrill Hemmert and Susan Nixon2nd Low Net

Susan Wilson, Ivy Mitchell,LaVerne Mitchelland Ann Mennall3rd Low Net

Patti Brown-Whitlock,Kathy Kretz, Jennifer Stevens

and Steva Williams

Congratulations!

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G O L F N E W S

Women’s Golf AssociationMary Mills, President

Our Member-Guest Tourna-ment was a huge hit on Friday, May 20, even with all the maneuvering to beat the rain washout on the original Sat-urday date. Many thanks go to Joan Verhoef, Liz Warters, Patti Brown-Whitlock and Kathryn Cutler for all their hard work. We had a blast. This Friday one-day tournament was such a great format we highly recommend it for future tournaments. It enables both working and non-working women golfers to participate. The winners are listed in the sidebar. The Season Long Match Play has begun. Watch for the results of the teams (see below) through-out the year. It’s not too late—if you have someone you would like to pair up with, call the pro shop, 596-3112. The sun is out and we are playing at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesdays. If the weather looks iffy, check

with the pro shop or our Blogsite: http://jrccwomensgolf.blogspot.com/ for the latest updates. Participation in the monthly socials is way down (just about nonexistent). We are suspending them until October where we will pick them up again when summer competing activities are down. Nine and Wine is still being offered on Thursday evenings. Check the Blogsite for our latest updates. Remember that anyone who would like to play golf on Satur-day is invited to participate in the Women’s Blitz at 11:00 a.m. Just call the pro shop to let them know you will be playing. One last item—we request that if anyone has news of any of our members who are ill, please let one of our Board members know. It allows us to reach out to them to let them know we are thinking of them and wish them the best!

SEASON LONG MATCH PLAY TEAMS

Renee Ponton and Maria Chen

Nancy Henderson and Sue Aeschbach

Patti Brown and Joan Verhoef

Mary Mills and Margie Layser

Susan Wilson and Bongsook Hong

Jennifer Stevens and Barbara DeYong

Ann Moore and Nicole Guajardo

Becky Kelly and Marian Hutchens

Substitutes:Ivy Mitchell, Margie Holt and Milly Wassum

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W G A M E M B E R - G U E S TFriday, May 20, 2016

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G O L F N E W S

Green Committee

I want to take this opportu-nity to give an update on the status of our Bermuda grass, in particular, the shady holes. The fairways on some of the shadier holes have experienced some winter kill, particularly in the heavy shade and wet areas. With the erratic spring this year (green up in March, frost again in May, and cooler temperatures throughout the first of June) we have a few areas that will need to be re-grassed.

The areas we sodded include #6, #14, #18, #9 and the prac-tice tee. Most of these areas would have grown back even-tually, but we did not want to wait another month for that to happen. Other areas are filling in rapidly and we should be 100% in a few weeks. Sunny fairways look awe- some and are playing great! Greens have recovered nicely from aeration and should be back in prime form next week.

The bunkers are another area of concern right now and we have ordered multiple truckloads of sand to add in the green side bunkers to help with the con-sistency. This is a short-term fix but will help to get us through until we can address the prob-lems with the bunker liner degrading and starting to fall.

Robert F. Lanier, ChairmanReport by Rob Wilmans, Golf Course Superintendent

SAVE THE DATE!

Thursday, October 6, 20161:00 p.m. Shotgun Start

LEROY THOMPSONMemorial Golf Museum

Tournament & Fundraiser

Golf Museum James I. Boone, ChairmanRaymond H. Suttle, Jr., President, Golf Museum Trustees

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MEN’S ONE-DAY MEMBER/ GUESTFriday, May 27, 2016

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T E N N I STimothy W. Whitlock, Chairman Brian Hogge, Tennis Pro

6TH ANNUAL MEMBER-GUEST TENNIS TOURNAMENTFriday – Saturday, July 15 – 16, 2016

Friday, TENNIS DRAW PARTY • 6:00 p.m.Saturday, TENNIS TOURNAMENT • 9:00 a.m.

J U N I O R T E N N I S C A M P June 2016

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J U N I O R T E N N I S C A M P June 2016

S W I M ! S W I M ! S W I M !W A T E R S P O R T S

POOL HOURS(Through Labor Day)

Tuesday – SundayUPPER POOLS

10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.LOWER POOL

Noon – 7:00 p.m.

CABANA HOURS223-0570

Tuesday – Sunday11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

FOOD SERVICE HOURSTuesday – Thursday & Sunday

11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.(Beverages & snacks available

every day until 8:00 p.m.)

Friday & Saturday11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Hours RIVER RATZ IMPORTANT DATESJoshua A. Dornan, Chairman

The River Ratz have begun the season with 65 kids, new Head Coach Kevin Hennessy, returning assistant coaches Rachael Snyder, Joey Rento, and Whitney Hager. We welcome a new assistant coach and senior, Cameron Goodman. The kids seem excited after the time trials and team pictures, the first home meet versus George Wythe and their pizza party. We welcome all members to come out and cheer on the team at our home meets. Swim fast, Ratz! Swimmers are asked to be at the pool by 4:30 p.m. for home meets and 5:00 p.m. for away meets. Meets begin promptly at 6:00 p.m.

Thursday, July 7 Home Meet vs. Marlbank

Monday, July 11 Make-up date

Thursday, July 14 Home Meet vs. Glendale

Monday, July 18 Away Meet vs. Colony

Monday, July 25 Away Meet vs. Hidenwood

Thursday, July 28 Make-up date

Wednesday, August 3 End-of-Season Banquet, 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, August 6 City Meet at Ft. Eustis, all-day event

WATER AEROBICSwith Sandra Swartwood

Wednesdays10:00 – 11:00 a.m.

This low-impact workout class isdesigned to increase mobility and flexibility,

increase muscle tone and improve balance with good body alignment.

Participants will work at their own pace andability. Benefits include increasing strength and

cardio conditioning.

Classes are complimentary.

AQUA ZUMBAwith Marsha Turner

Fridays10:00 – 11:00 a.m.

Come and join our low-impactAqua ZUMBA

classes—have fun and burn calorieswithout putting any undue stress

on your joints or muscles.

Classes are complimentary

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M E M B E R S H I P N E W S

Membership Committee Michael G. Archuleta, Chairman

Can you believe it’s already July? I’m sure everyone is thoroughly enjoying their summer! Now is a great time to help others learn about JRCC and join while the weather is still nice. To help us do that, your Board of Directors approved a summer promotion to help entice potential new members to join. This promotion runs through the end of July. If you know anyone who is looking to join our family and experience all that JRCC has to offer them, please reach out to them today. The limited time offer discounts the initiation as follows:v Active Athletic/ Social -

$5,000 (Does not include stock and capital

contribution)v Junior Athletic/ Social -

$3,000v Junior Junior Athletic/ Social -

$1,000 Along with enjoying our summer activities, we are start-ing to prepare for the winter months which now includes an indoor tennis program thanks to our recent member-ship approval! Michelle Herbst is already busy welcoming new tennis members. There are two options for tennis-only member-ship: annual or winter. Annual members are invited to play on

the indoor courts from October 15 – April 15. Although the new tennis-only members will have access to the tennis structure and courts only (no other Club amenities), they will be able to upgrade their membership to a full social or athletic membership anytime they choose. If they do upgrade their membership, their prior initiation fees will apply toward the upgraded member-ship. If you know someone who is looking for a tennis member-ship, have them contact Member-ship Director Michelle Herbst. All tennis members will go through the normal membership process including a 30-day posting, spon-sorship by two members, recom-mendation letters and meeting Board members. Last but not least, we were able to spend time at the CNU Setting Sail Orientation to give new CNU students and their parents some information on JRCC. We attended all four sessions and will continue with different receptions and open house events over the year. We have received such positive feedback from our CNU families on what an asset their member-ship has been for students and their families while traveling to CNU. Thank you all for supporting all of our goals in the membership department. As we continue to aim for our second year in a row of membership growth, we know we can’t do that without your support. See you around your Club!

MRS. MISSIE REED Our July Member of the Month is Mrs. Missie Reed. She was chosen for a variety of reasons since she serves JRCC in more than one capacity. Missie can be found volunteering her time with the House Committee and, most recently, offering her time and advice while working with the interior decorator. She helped with all the current upgrades that have been completed on the main level of the clubhouse. Last but not least, she is very active on the River Ratz Swim Team—helping the team work hard towards a successful season. Thank you, Mrs. Reed, for your dedication to JRCC and being part of the JRCC family.

Member ofthe Month

In MemoriamMr. John E. Sim

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DR. SCOTT CONEDr. Cone and his family are looking forward to joining the JRCC family as Active Social members. Since their children, Chloe and Logan, are enrolled at Hampton Roads Academy, we know they will quickly become even more connected to the Newport News community. Dr. Cone is a psychologist, and his wife, Jen, is a dermatologist. Their children are very active and will be a part of the River Ratz Swim Team this summer. They are sponsored by Mr. Joshua A. Dornan and Mrs. Vicki Woodard Crowe.

DR. PAUL HIOTELLISThe Hiotellis family joins us as Junior Social members and are excited to experience all the Club’s offerings this summer. Dr. Hiotellis is a physician with TPMG Denbigh Family Medicine, and his wife, Ruth, is a TPMG Hospitalist Director for Mary Immaculate Hospital. They have two boys, Jack, who will be seven later this year, and Andrew, who is five years old. The Hiotellises are sponsored by Dr. Jeffrey Morrison and Mrs. Jennifer Stevens.

MR. MICHAEL OLSONMr. Olson joins us as a legacy and Junior Social member of JRCC. His father, Mr. David Olson, transferred his membership to Michael when he left the Club. Michael is an attorney and practices locally in Newport News. Mr. Olson is sponsored by Mr. Terrance L. Witherington and Mr. Michael P. Jones.

MRS. NIKI RUTTERMrs. Rutter joins us with her family as a Junior Social member. Her husband, Mark, and children, Maddy and Charlie, are all excited for the activities the Club has to offer. Niki is just finishing her MBA, while also working as an executive at Smithfield foods. Mark is an account executive for Cargill, specializing in their protein industry. The Rutter family is sponsored by Dr. Gary Tanner and Mr. Phillip B. Miller.

MR. BEN SINGLETARYMr. and Mrs. Singletary join us Active Social members. They are both retired and are looking forward to the social activities and dining opportunities James River has to offer. The Singletarys have had the chance to dine as guests with current members and realized it would be a wonderful addition to their life in Newport News. They are sponsored by Dr. John L. Lockhart and Mr. John O. Edelblute.

New Members

M E M B E R S H I P N E W S

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“THREE OF HEARTS” MURDER MYSTERY DINNERSaturday, June 18, 2016

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J U L Y C L U B E V E N T SSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

JULY 3BBQ BabyBack Ribswith baked beans and coleslaw

orChef’s Choice

JULY 10Cream Chicken

over Biscuit with vegetable

du jouror

Chef’s Choice

JULY 17Lasagna

with garlic bread

orChef’s Choice

JULY 24Meatloaf

with mashed potatoes and

vegetabledu jour

orChef’s Choice

JULY 31Fried Shrimpwith potatoes and coleslaw

orChef’s Choice

Sunday Night Supper Club

All entrées include choice of soup or salad,Chef’s potato & vegetable, roll, butter & dessert of the day.

$12.95 • Available 5:00-8:00 p.m. • Come early while selections last.

www.jamesrivercountryclub.com TRY OUR GREAT SUNDAY BRUNCH MENU! Served 11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

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Fried Chicken

Southern FriedChicken • $10.95

Southern Fried Chicken

Southern Fried Chicken

CLUBCLOSED

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CLUBCLOSED

CLUBCLOSED

DIRECTOR OF FOOD & BEVERAGEJoel Wesley

EXECUTIVE CHEFJerry Beaudry

DINING ROOM MANAGERJulie Yacobi

BANQUET MANAGERNatasha Byrum

Prime Rib Night

Prime Rib Night

Prime Rib Night

Prime Rib Night

Twilight Golf

Member–Guest4:00 p.m.

PianistNick Subasic6:00-9:00 p.m.

One-DayMember-Guest

Pro Play Friday 12:30 p.m.

4th of July Cookout

12:00-3:00 p.m.FLAG

TOURNAMENT

Weekly Specials

Weekly Specials

Weekly Specials

Weekly Specials

Weekly Specials 1/2 Price Bottle

of Wine NightBirthday Night

1/2 Price Bottleof Wine NightBirthday Night

1/2 Price Bottleof Wine NightBirthday Night

1/2 Price Wine Bottle Birthday Night

6th Annual Member-Guest Tennis Draw Party

6:00 p.m.6th Annual

Member-GuestTournament

9:00 a.m.

Family Golf Championship

$5 Hamburger Night

$5 Soup &Salad Night

choice of 2 soups& salad bar

Nine & Wine5:30 p.m.

Nine & Wine

Nine & Wine5:30 p.m.

Nine & Wine5:30 p.m.

Oysters on the 1/2 Shell, after 5:00 p.m.

Oysters on the 1/2 Shell, after 5:00 p.m.

Oysters on the 1/2 Shell, after 5:00 p.m.

Oysters on the 1/2 Shell, after 5:00 p.m.

Oysters on the 1/2 Shell, after 5:00 p.m.

Supper Club

Sunday NightSupper Club

5:00 - 8:00 p.m.$12.95

Sunday NightSupper Club

5:00 - 8:00 p.m.$12.95

Sunday NightSupper Club

Sunday NightSupper Club

Young Professionals’6:30 p.m.

Golf Ratz (Ages 4-7)Wednesdays,through Aug. 3111:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

Golf Ratz (Ages 4-7)11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

Golf Ratz

Golf Ratz

WGAPlay Day

8:30 a.m.

WGAPlay Day

8:30 a.m.

WGALadies’

Member-Member

1/2 Price Bottle of WineBirthday Night

BABYSITTINGComplimentaryHors d’oeuvres

BABYSITTINGComplimentaryHors d’oeuvres

BABYSITTINGCompl. Hors d’oeuvres

BABYSITTINGCompl. Hors d’oeuvres

BABYSITTINGCompl. Hors d’oeuvres

Junior Tennis Camp10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. (lunch included)

Pianist–Subasic

Pianist–Subasic

Pianist–Subasic

ITALIAN NIGHT

Cardio Tennis

Women’s Blitz11:00 a.m.

Women’s Blitz11:00 a.m.

Women’s Blitz11:00 a.m.

Women’s Blitz

Cardio Tennis

Cardio Tennis

Cardio Tennis9:00-10:00 a.m.(recurring every Sat.)

Water Aerobics10:00-11:00 a.m.

Water Aerobics10:00-11:00 a.m.

Water Aerobics10:00-11:00 a.m.

Water Aerobics10:00-11:00 a.m.

Aqua Zumba10:00-11:00 a.m.

Aqua Zumba10:00-11:00 a.m.

Aqua Zumba10:00-11:00 a.m.

Aqua Zumba10:00-11:00 a.m.

Aqua Zumba10:00-11:00 a.m.

River Ratz vs.Glendale (HOME)

River Ratz vs.Marlbank (HOME)

Junior Golf Team Practice

Junior Golf Team Practice

Junior Golf Team Practice

Junior Golf Drive, Chip& Putt Contest

River Ratz vs.Hidenwood(AWAY)

River Ratz vs.Colony(AWAY)

River RatzRAIN DATE

River RatzRAIN DATE

ALL-SPORTS CAMP • Tennis, Golf & Swimming9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (lunch included)

Junior Golf Club Championship

Junior Golf Camp #2 • 3:00-5:00 p.m.VSGA Women’s Amateur Championship (Monday-Friday)