Waynesborough TIMES - Waynesborough Country Club

The
Waynesborough TIMES
Volume XXIII, Number 9
Peg Benoit, Editor
SEPTEMBER
Clubhouse Events
GOLF NEWS
Upcoming Events
Saturday, Sept. 1: Governor’s Cup, 7AM Tee Times
Monday, Sept. 3: Labor Day Couples, 1:30 Shotgun
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 7 & 8: Men’s Member-Member
Wednesday, Sept. 12: 18-Hole Ladies Doe Day
8:30 AM Shotgun
Thursday Sept. 13: Senior One Day Member-Guest
8:30 AM Shotgun
Saturday, Sept. 15: Mixed Member-Guest, 1:15 Shotgun
Sunday, Sept. 16: Junior of the Year Shootout
Thursday, Sept. 20: 9-Hole Ladies Chairman’s Cup
Championship, Rd. 1
Tuesday, Sept. 25: Fall One Day Member-Guest
1:30 PM Shotgun
Thursday Sept. 27: 9-Hole Ladies Chairman’s Cup
Championship, Rd. 2
Saturday, Sept. 29: Men’s Scotch Tournament
Course Closed until 1 PM
LABOR DAY PICNIC
Sunday, Sept. 2
Big BBQ on the Patio
Last big family get-together of the season!
Thursday, Oct. 4: 9-Hole Ladies Doe Day, 9 AM Shotgun
Sunday, Oct. 7: Sunday Couples Prospective Member
Invitational, 4:30 PM Shotgun
Sunday, Oct. 14: Fazio Cup at Moselem Springs
Friday, Sept. 19: Men’s Closing Day, 12 PM Shotgun
Sunday, Sept. 30: Ted McKenzie Pro-Member Scholarship
Tournament, 1PM Shotgun
2012 Larry Knier Flag Day
First Place: Rob Lord
Second Place: Paul McCabe
Third Place: Steve Negrotti
2012-4th of July Couples
1st Place Gross: Dan & Eileen Mullray, John & Fay Snyder
2nd Place Gross: Deb LaFountain & Hunter Hanson,
Sue Rakestraw & Lamar Kilgore
1st Place Net: Gale & Kit Alderman, Jim & Pat Siegel
2nd Place Net: Barry & Jean Anstine, John & Janet Ham
2012 Junior Member-Guest
Certified 1st Gross: Sean Hughes and Trey Conroy
Certified 1st Net: Richard Fitzgerald and Ted Purdy
Non-Certified 1st Net: Connor Nichols & Jake Anapolsky
PHONE: 610-296-2122
September 2012
(Continued on page two)
FAX: 610-993-8784
Fun for adults and children!
Waynesborough’s fabulous BBQ Buffet with
something for everyone— including salads, burgers,
hot dogs, ribs, chicken, seafood,
summer vegetables,
AND
Delicious desserts!
Music by DJ Stewart!
Moon Bounce, Face Painter, Balloon Artist!
Adults $31.95 +tax; Children $16.50 +tax
END OF SUMMER BASH
Saturday, September 8 - 4 PM
at the Pub and Pub Patio
In conjunction with the
Men’s Member-Member,
this “Adults Only” Party
will include Open Bar, Dinner,
and Dancing to the music of
“Group Therapy.”
ALL members are invited!
(This is not just for golfers!)
$55 per person
SWIM TEAM BANQUET
Friday, September 14
The big end-of-season swim team bash!
Buffet Dinner!
Awards! Trophies!
DJ, and lots of fun!
Adults $22.50; Children $12.50
Be sure to call to reserve.
See page 12 for more events.
WEBSITE: www.wcc1965.org
The WAYNESBOROUGH TIMES for September 2012
2012 Men’s Club Championship
Championship Flight
Kevin Cahill over Paul Yeakel, Jr. (3 and 2)
“A” Flight: Bryan Forcino over John Snyder (2 up)
“B” Flight: Bill Lloyd over John Van Grinsven (5 and 4)
“C” Flight: John Ham over Geremy Connor (3 and 1)
“D” Flight: Joe Cahill over Kent Dolby (2 up)
“E” Flight: Tom Guaraldo over Bernie Schaffer (4 and 3)
“F” Flight: Kevin Clark over Bill Pinkston (20 holes)
“G” Flight: John Salveson over Robert Sullivan (5 and 4)
2012 Husband/Wife Championship
Kevin Cahill and Paul Yeakel, Jr.
First Place Gross: Phil and Mary Burtoft
First Place Net: Jerry and Emy O’Connell
2012 July One Day Member-Guest
1st Place Gross: Joe Viviano, Jim
Cunningham, Jeff Hagar, Bruce Hagar
1st Place Net: Sal Monastero, Sam Pilotti,
Henry Walker, David Fretz
2nd Place Net: Bill Harral, Pat O’Connor,
John Negrey, Fran Schanne
3rd Place Net: Jim Davidson, Peter
McCombs, John Neefe, Geoff Aton
2012 Junior Club Championship
2 Hole Boys
1st Place: Kyle Mauro
2nd Place: Patrick Buysse
5 Hole Boys
1st Place: Will DePhillipo
2nd Place: Patrick Nichols
5 Hole Girls
1st Place: Grace DePhillipo
2nd Place: Cameron Evitts
9 Hole Boys
1st Place: Chris Morrison
2nd Place: Alex Cook
18 Hole Boys - 1st Place: Michael Cook
18-Hole Girls - 1st Place: Brigh Desjardins
Kevin Cahill & Nick Wolfe,
WCC Head Golf Professional
Mary & Phil Burtoft
pose after winning the 2012
Husband/Wife Championship
2012 18-Hole Ladies Championship/
Chairman’s Cup
Chairman’s Bowl Overall Champion:
Deb LaFountain
Club Championship:
Championship Flight:
Champion: Deb LaFountain
Runner Up: Judy Owens
(Continued on next page;
see page nine for
Golf Pro letter. )
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Grace Desjardins holds her
Hole-In-One scorecard from #17
Runner-up Judy Owens,
2012 Club Champion Deb LaFountain, &
Select Score Winner Brigh Desjardins
The WAYNESBOROUGH TIMES for September 2012
2012 August One Day Member-Guest- Aug. 25
Individual Golf Lessons
Private Golf Instruction is available from any one of the five
PGA instructors on the Waynesborough Staff: Nick Wolfe,
Bob Wampler, Zach Emery, Dan Bisazza, or Kim Verrecchio. Please feel
free to contact us in the golf shop to discuss your golfing goals for this golf
season. We will help you put together a customized program to help you
achieve these goals. Lessons now may be booked online through our
club website!
9-Holers Update
9-Holers will continue in September on Thursday’s with Golf 101 Graduation
on September 6th, an Away Invitational at St. Davids on Wednesday,
Sept. 12, Evening Scramble and Sip on September 13, and the Chairman’s
Cup and Championship (Rounds One and Two) on September 20 and 27.
Please call the golf shop or look online for registration for these and other
exciting events! Let’s continue a wonderful season!
Junior Corner
The Junior Golf season is winding down. This being said, there are still a
few events to keep in mind for the remainder of the season. Clinics will
remain on Wednesday and Saturday from 4:30 – 5:30PM with the last clinic
on Saturday, September 8th. The Junior of the Year Shootout will be held on
Sunday, September 16th beginning at 3 P.M. The schedule can be found in
the Junior Golf Guide which is posted online at www.wcc1965.org.
The Cahill Family with their CHAMPION
NEWS UPDATE
Scott Crouse, son of former members
Jock and Mary Crouse and grandson of
Molly Markle, has been hired as Director
of Golf at Alpharetta Athletic Club in
Georgia. Waynesborough offers congratulations, and we wish him well in his
career.
Bob Wampler and Nick Wolfe address the field of the 2012 Junior Member-Guest regarding course etiquette and pace of play.
Directory Changes
2012 18-Hole Ladies’ Championship/Chairman’s Cup
COLEMAN, Kevin & Karen
Mr. B 610-889-5227
Mrs.B 610-768-5641
DEAK, Richard A. & O’CONOR,
Maryann E.
[email protected]
FRIEDMAN, Edward P. & Barbara C.
B 484-550-6499
FRISINA, Mark S. & Leslie A.
B 610-941-6100
GENONI, Richard & Malinda
H 610-356-6611
(More changes on page eleven)
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The WAYNESBOROUGH TIMES for September 2012
This was the summer of the London
Olympics, and the WCC 9-Holers had
their own “Olympic” golf competition on this side of the pond. Terri Borzillo
once again planned a very special Invitational with Philadelphia Country Club.
Each hole had a sign announcing an interesting Olympic fact. Each team had
a chance to win a trivia contest by completing a questionnaire about Olympic
history. Did you know what two original Olympic sports are no longer part of
the competition? Tug of War and Pigeon Shooting. The winners were
awarded gold, silver, and bronze colored necklaces along with their respective
medals as they took their appropriate places on a three-tiered platform. It
was a wonderful event on a beautiful day. The winners for WCC were:
1st Low Net: Carol Netter
2nd Low Net: Van Deacon
3rd Low Net: Correen Wright
Longest Drive: Colleen McShane
Closest to the Hole: Lisa Fox
9-HOLER NEWS
Carreen Wright, Carol Netter, Terri Borzillo,
Colleen McShane at PCC Invitational
On Wednesday, June 13, WCC 9-Holers
traveled to Overbrook for an Invitational
event. The winners of that competition were:
1st Low Net: Van Deacon
2nd Low Net: Sue Shevland
3rd Low Net: Melissa Thach
Invitational Chairs:
Closest to the Wave: Sue Shevland
Sandy Cusik, Chester Valley
Terri Borzillo, Waynesoborugh CC
August 15th saw the Nine-Hole ladies
headed to Chester Valley Golf Club for their Invitational. It was a great event.
Chester Valley welcomed us to a wonderful day of golf and a delicious lunch.
Each player was given a different colored ball to use in play. If you still had
your special ball at the end of the nine holes,
you initialed it and put it in a bowl for a door prize drawing which
was won by WCC member Colleen McShane. Other prizes were:
1st Low Net: Correen Wright
2nd Low Net: Sue Shevland
3rd Low Net: Melissa Thach
School may be starting soon but the golf season has not begun to wind
down. There are still many great events on the schedule:
Thurs., Sept. 6: 101 Graduation Day (Scramble) with Open Play players.
The 101 program has been a great success with many new members coming
out as first time golfers. The seven sessions of 101 instructional play led by
the professional golf staff covered the basics of golf. About 25 women
attended the sessions. The 101 Graduation will include a morning of play
with the more seasoned 9-Holers.
Wed., Sept. 12: Away Invitational with St. Davids Golf Club.
Thurs., Sept. 13: Sip and Scramble Evening event 5:30 PM. Nine holes of
play followed by a complimentary cocktail and delicious flatbread pizza.
Thurs., Sept. 20: Championship/Chairman’s Cup - Front nine
Thurs., Sept. 27: Championship/Chairman’s Ciup - Back nine
Thurs., Oct 4: Doe Day: This is a member-guest, so invite a golfing friend
to join you for nine holes followed by prizes and lunch.
The heat will break, and beautiful golf-friendly fall days will follow, so
come out and play.
Carol Netter
FOUR
Careen Wright, Carol Netter, & Van Deacon
with their “Olympic” medals.
Jean Wasilewski & Melissa Thach
at Chester Valley Invitational
Chester Valley Invitational winners: Melissa
Thach, Sue Shevland, Colleen McShane, Carreen
Wright display their special event golf balls.
The WAYNESBOROUGH TIMES for September 2012
MARK RAY’S TENNIS SEASON WRAP-UP
As we near the end of the summer (ugh!) and another
tennis season, I thought it would be good to reflect on what
we did this year, as the seasons seem to flow too freely and
quickly into each other.
Our ladies’ interclub teams managed, during a tough season, to
hold all our cups, which I feel was an awesome achievement, with
special “kudos” going to Cup 2, a team with a lot of spirit. The
teams were held together at the beginning of the season by our
hard working, thoughtful ladder chairs, Beth Stahl and Sue Zoeller,
who were never afraid to try new rules for the betterment of the
Club.
In June our Waynesborough team of men and women won the
coveted Main Line Cup at Merion C. C. on grass courts, the first
time a “non-grass court club” achieved this.
On the Junior Scene, our girls made it to the finals of the
playoffs under the excellent coaching of Ann O’Shea. This season
we added a USTA Under 12 World Team Tennis Team that played
on Saturdays, which gave the kids additional match play, which
also helps in future tennis play.
John McShane captained his Div. 3 team to another winning
season, and having won the league, they are moving up to Div. 2.
Great job, guys!
The ladies’ 4.0 team, under the direction of Sharon Yonker,
went to districts for the first time—another fine achievement.
Reigning national grass court champion, Leslie Pixley, duplicated
her performance of last year by reaching the final at Merion C. C.,
ultimately ending as runner-up. Culminating that result, Leslie was
picked to represent her country in the World Team Championships
in Croatia. Karen Kemmerer and Ayae Herman repeated as Club
Champions in Doubles, and Karen won the Singles Club
Championship.
Jim Olson and Mike Reckmeyer repeated as Senior Doubles
Club Champions. The Men’s senior team continued to flourish
under the enthusiasm of Fred Witzeling. We gain new “old guys”
every year, part of the process I suppose, and a good, successful
time is had by all.
Thanks to Jessica Beers and Suzanne Olson for their
innovative and fun ladies’ events. The turnout to these events has
been good, thanks to their contributions.
Jim Olson and I were picked to play for Philadelphia in the
Men’s 55 Inter-Districts where the Philadelphia team finished
runner-ups in a strong six-team event.
This year we introduced Saturday Socials from 4:30-6:00 PM,
where members can invite guests to an informal format; they have
proved very popular with anywhere from 5-8 courts being used
every Saturday in what would be “down time” normally.
All in all, we have had a very busy, fun season. I look forward
to seeing you through September and into the Paddle Season.
Thanks to the Tennis Committee and Vlatko
and Ann for all their support.
Sincerely,
Mark Ray, Director of Racquet Sports
PADDLE RALLY
SAVE THE DATE
Monday, Oct 15
8:30 a.m. – noon
Aronimink Golf Club
Please join in the fun!
www.lbbc.kintera.org/
paddlerally
Come join us at the lower hard
courts every Thursday at 5 p.m.
and Saturday at 9 a.m. for
Pickleball. No reservations are needed;
paddle attire is suggested.
It’s easy to learn, fun for people of all ages, and a
great workout! come out and try it!
Demo paddles are available.
EMPLOYEE NEWS
If you are a frequent visitor to the Pub, you’ve
probably already met
Joshua DiPietrantonio,
since he’s been here
for a while. If you
haven’t met him, stop
in the Pub and say
hello to this newest
employee.
After graduating from
high school, Josh
jumped right into the restaurant field and was
employed in several different positions in local West
Chester restaurants. Working his way up, he held
multiple manager positions on the Main Line,
assisting with staff personnel as well as food and
beverage operations before finally joining the
Waynesborough staff.
When he’s away from the Club, Josh enjoys
spending time with family and friends, practicing his
guitar, and hitting the links!
Welcome to Waynesborough Country Club, Josh!
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It was a long season for WCC’s 4.0 women, as they
competed in the Main Line Flight/Chester County
SubFlight of the USTA (United States Tennis Association)
Middle States’ Philadelphia District from late April through
June. In the end, Waynesborough finished in first place,
with a record of 8 – 2, amongst a field of 11 very
experienced local teams.
WCC advanced to the Philadelphia District
Championships, held Friday, July 13, and Saturday, July 14,
at Frosty Hollow Tennis Center in Levittown. “The
competition was tough, and the heat was brutal,” said
Team Captain Sharon Yonker. “We placed fourth in our
flight after playing several close matches against some of
the best 4.0 teams in the region.”
Congratulations to the following women on an
outstanding season: Sharon Yonker (captain), Sue Zoeller,
Kim Koelle, Dee Morrison, Helena Carolin, Elizabeth
Unger, Janet Pollan, Nadine Rudd, Jamie MacGibbon,
Anita McLean, Laura Petersen, Pat O’Donnell,
Penny Boulden, Brooke Fritz, and Barb Miles.
WCC’s 4.0 USTA team finished first and advanced to the
Philadelphia District Championships.
Back row, from left: Jamie MacGibbon, Pat O’Donnell,
Kim Koelle, Dee Morrison, Sharon Yonker, Barb Miles.
Front row: Laura Petersen, Nadine Rudd, Sue Zoeller,
Janet Pollan. Not pictured: Penny Boulden, Helena Carolin,
Brooke Fritz, Anita McLean, Elizabeth Unger.
Under the enthuastic leadship of captain
John McShane, the mens division 3 team went onto win
their Division title this summer moving up to Division 2
now. This is the 2nd championship for this team over the
last three seasons. Congratulations to Bruce Hartlein,
Paul Marvel, Bill DeLaney, John McShane, Jack Burke,
Jim Roe, Marty Stenson, Brendan McShane, Tom
Mead.(pictured above) as well as Roger Carolin, Phil
Cottone, Christian and Gary Lyon, Fred Witzeling,
David Levine, and Ron Madey.
WCC
JUNIORS
WORLD
TEAM
TENNIS
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2012 JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
Future (very handsome) Stars
The Hermans
DePhillipo Family
Club Champ Players
SUPERVISED BRIDGE
The Arias Family
The Oberly Family
WOMEN’S BRIDGE
The Early Fall Bridge lessons (9am) and Supervised Play (10 a.m.12 p.m.) with Ala are Thursdays - Sept. 6, 13, 20, 27 & Oct 4.
Our Late Fall series is Nov 8,15,29, Dec 13
Please plan to join in the fun and learn how to improve your bridge
skills. You will really enjoy it, so give it a try.
Questions? Linda Dutton - [email protected]
MACHO BRIDGE
The men’s country club leagues are
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being reshaped by the president and
esteemed Pooh Bah of the Philadelphia Suburban Bridge Association,
A new season of Bridge is now beginning.
Our first lesson with Gus is September 7. Terry Coughlin, and his colleagues. The emphasis reportedly will be on
After the September 21 lesson we will have compatibility, but the form of the finished product remains elusive. In fact,
to paraphrase Sir Winston Churchill, it is still “a riddle wrapped in a
a short general meeting and lunch.
mystery inside an enigma.” With a new competitive season about to begin
Bridge matches.
in just a few weeks, we hope this matter will soon be resolved.
Women’s bridge
September 11
Inter-Club team maestro, Dick Nagle, suggested we introduce the
Main Line bridge
September 18
principle
of “gerrymandering” as part of the reshaping process. His vision
Delaware Valley
September 18
was a league that included the weakest clubs between Lancaster and
Recent winners - June 28
Wilmington thereby ensuring that Waynesborough enjoyed winning seasons
1st N/S Judy Coughlin/Terry Coughlin
for many years. I hear they ran this idea up the flag pole but no one
1st E/W Barbara Schaefer/Jean Andrews
saluted.
July 12
Meanwhile, Waynesborough and its gracious staff continue to provide
4th N/S Judy Coughlin/Terry Coughlin
a warm and comfortable setting for active but informal Wednesday
2rd E/W Barbara Schaefer/Jean Andrews
afternoon men’s bridge. Four of our members rotate as hosts, as twenty to
July 26
thirty guests have lunch followed by sociable card-play.
1stN/S Terry Coughlin/ Virginia Schuerger
H. Fussell - Village Volley Ball Coach
4th E/W Marianne McClennen/Betty Reading
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The WAYNESBOROUGH TIMES for September 2012
FULL
PETERSON, Mark E. & Sonia
Daniel
179 Old State Road
Berwyn 19312
H 610-722-0474
Mr. B 610-687-2340
Mrs.B 610-540-2032
ASSOCIATE GOLF
BEAULIEU, Jay R. & Linda
Cayla, Camiryn, Tyler
950 Ethan Allen Road
Berwyn 19312
H 610-640-2979
B 610-397-7163
LIM, James J. & Ann M.
Lilly, Jane
1294 Farm Lane
Berwyn 19312
H 610-647-2503
B 410-363-2725
MARTIN, Timothy M. & Kerri L.
T.J., Katie, Joey
315 Abbey Road
Berwyn 19312
H 610-722-0309
B 610-293-5799
Welcome New Members
HOUSE B
CHANDLER, Mark J. & Colton, Barbara M.
Kyra, Alyssa
571 County Line Rd
Radnor 19087
H 610-688-9359
B 610-745-5715
ASSOCIATE GOLF
PERRY, Jonathan L. & Angela
Jon Nolan, Morgan, Harrison
295 Blackburn Drive
Berwyn 19312
H 901-755-1422
B 610-293-5792
ASSOCIATE GOLF
GRAHAM, Erik & Catherine
Sam, Sophia, Adam
8 Horseshoe Lane
Paoli 19301
H 212-243-2211
B 646-256-4605
HOUSE
HOUSE
NEWMAN, Edward M. & Robin
Kelley, Edward, Mary, Robert
101 Anderson Farm Road
Phoenixville 19460
H 610-935-4930
B 610-935-4561
TEN
REED, Steven A. & Elizabeth A.
Hannah, Ella, Benjamin
256 Country Road
Berwyn 19312
H 610-647-0702
B 215-963-5603
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Directory Changes
GITLIN, Louis J. & Edith
381 Applebrook Drive, Malvern
GRIER, Bruce H. & Elaine
Wentworth House, Apt. #114
5411 McGrath Boulevard
Bethesda, MD 20852
Mr.C 610-322-1348
Mrs.C 610-405-3064
HERMAN, Frederick B. III & Ayae K.
B 215-419-6610
JONES, William P. & Barbara A.
[email protected]
[email protected]
KARALIS, Dr. Dean G. & Kay
B 215-564-3050
KIESLING, John D.
H 484-266-0902
KUCH, Stephen & Deborah
H 610-687-0810
LOPES, Robert A., Jr. & Sarah M.
813-873-2020
MORAN, Mr. J. Maxwell
B 610-644-0206
ORR, D. Duncan & Joan F.
Mr. B 215-749-3374
Mrs. B 610-644-7676
POLLAN, Robert A. & Janet S.
H 941-751-0515
REISS, Steven J. & Shannan
H 610-341-3909
RICHTER, Barry D. & Elizabeth
B 610-716-0980
ROMAN, John G. & Kathleen B.
27 Duffryn Avenue, Malvern 19355
SCHAPPELL, Scott D. & Kristin L.
B 646-556-6782
SCHELLENGER, Ann
H 610-520-1181
SEVERI, Robert M. & Suzanne L.
[email protected]
[email protected]
SOPKO, E. Bruce & Karen F.
[email protected]
STETSON, Lee & Sally
B 610-353-7060
UCHIMOTO, William W. & Marsha
B 215-751-2876
WILDEMORE, John K. III & Sarah
B 610-408-1945
WURSTER, William G. & Angela B.
2 Harrison Dr., Newtown Square 19073
ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE POSTING
The following candidates are being considered for membership:
JACOBSON, Eric S. & Stephanie (nee Sciubba) HOUSE
7 Greenbriar Lane, Paoli
Sponsor: Geremy and Daphne Connor
Seconder: Matt and Kiki Rosenberg
Mr. Jacobson, a manager with Brandywine Global Investment Management in
Philadelphia, and his wife, Stephanie, have resided in the area for six years.
They have three children. Libby (8) and Ainsley (6) attend the Agnes Irwin
School. Spencer (3) attends the Tarleton School. Mrs. Jacobson is a
homemaker.
SMITH, Benson F. and Linda (nee Goa) HOUSE
1095 Maple Hill Lane, Malvern
Sponsor: Bob and Charlotte Brown
Seconder: John and Susan Salveson
Mr. Smith, CEO of Teleflex in Limerick, and his wife, Linda, have resided in
Malvern for one year; prior to that they lived in Duluth, Georgia. Their children
are grown. Mrs. Smith is self employed.
ABBONIZIO, Carl A. & Beth Ann (nee Hitzhusen) HOUSE
32 St. George Place, Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Sponsor: Dennis Wasilewski
Seconder: Tom Falvey
Mr. Abbonizio, of Abbonizio Contractors in Depford, New Jersey, and his wife,
Beth Ann, have resided in Palm Beach Gardens for 8 years. They also have a
residence in Newtown Square. They have two children attending the Benjamin
School in Florida. Sofia is 7 years old, and Gian-Carlo is 10. Mrs. Abbonizio is
a homemaker.
SEMMER, John F. & Jill (nee Buzzell) FULL
240 Blackburn Drive, Berwyn
Sponsor: Tony and Michelle Parisi
Seconder: John and Pam Bagby
Mr. Semmer, an executive with Accenture, and his wife, Jill, have resided in
Berwyn for five years. They have three children. Julia (12) and Jamie (11)
attend Tredyffrin/Easttown Middle School, and Jack (6) attends Beaumont
School. Mrs. Semmer is a homemaker.
WHITFORD, Thomas K. & Margaret (nee Lehr) FULL
1 Greenbriar Lane, Paoli
Sponsor: Duncay & Joan Orr
Seconder: James P. Dunigan
Mr. Whitford, a vice chairman for PNC Financial (in Pittsburgh) and his wife,
Margaret, just moved to Paoli from Fox Chapel, Pennsylvania, where they
resided for 16 years. Mrs. Whitford is a writer.
The Admissions Committee urges you to involve yourself personally in the
process in order to preserve the strength of our fine family club. Please
contact the committee at [email protected] with any
information regarding the above candidates that would be helpful.
Andy Spillard – Chair, Alexis Bové, Michael Cook, Lauren Campbell,
Bob Dahlhausen, Judy Hanson, Paulette Jacobs, Kim Koelle and Steve Smith.
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The WAYNESBOROUGH TIMES for September 2012
The Future of Tennis is alive and well at Waynesborough!
Boys’ 14 + Under
Boys 12 & Under
Boys’ 15 + Under
Boys 10 & Under
Champion Chad Kemmerer,
Finalist Joaquin Arias
Champion Cole Kemmerer,
Finalist Matthew Dempsey
Champion Max Arias
Finalist Drew Ryan
Champion Griffin Mulvey-Hudson
Finalist Max Arias
Girls’ 14 & Under
Girls’ 12 & Under
Girls’ 10 & Under
Champion Nina Herman
Finalist Claire MacGibbon
Champion Grace DePhillipo
Finalist Brooke Oberly
HOLIDAY PARTIES
Now is the perfect time to
arrange for your holiday party at
the Club. Choose your date before
the best ones are taken.
Let Waynesborough host your personal or company
luncheon, cocktail party, or dinner. Helen Kesaris
and our Catering Team will make your event a
success!
Call Helen at 610-296-2122, ext. 209, or email
hkesaris@wcc1965.
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Champion Julia Herman
Finalist Nina Herman
At Waynesborough, you are invited to join the
GREAT BOOKS Reading and Discussion Group
Those who wish to explore the ideas that have shaped our
world, from ancient to contemporary times, will enjoy
participating in this lively group. Following guidelines provided
by the Great Books Foundation, members choose, read, and
discuss the reading materials: fiction and non-fiction, plays and
poetry, selected portions and complete works.
Meetings take place the second and fourth Tuesday of each
month, 7 to 9 PM, September through June near the Dining
Room.
Contact John Kiesling, Great Books Group Leader, at 484-2660902, or [email protected].
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FROM THE GOLF PRO
September is finally here! The kids are back to school and vacations have
pretty much concluded. This month, for many of you, is a very active golf
month as we wind down our primary season in 2012. This has been a very
active season at Waynesborough, in particular on the golf course. Due to the
excitement from our membership and overall good weather, many of you are
getting good use out of the Club. On behalf of the staff, I would like to thank
you for your activity. With this increased activity some challenges do occur.
We tend to get some abnormal wear on the golf course especially in the way
of fairway divots and ball marks on the greens. In repairing these divots in the
fairway and fixing ball marks it is important to keep this in mind:
• It is the player’s responsibility to repair BOTH fairway divots and ball
marks on the putting green. This is a basic etiquette in golf. We all enjoy
our beautiful golf course, and if we want to keep it in premier condition,
Mitch Trent and his staff need your help.
• To properly repair a fairway divoto If the divot is intact, REPLACE THE DIVOT
o If not, fill it with sand and seed. Our carts have two sand bottles
attached to each cart. Our caddies carry a sand and seed bottle.
If you are carrying your golf bag, see Derek Kelly, our caddie
master, for a small sand and seed bottle.
• To properly repair a ball mark on a putting green, use a divot tool (we
provide them at NO CHARGE in the golf shop and at the caddie
master’s podium)
o Push down into the turf gently around the ball mark pushing the
grass inward until a flat surface is once again created.
o Tap down with putter.
o An unrepaired ball mark leaves a blemish for approximately 21
days. This is not kind to you or other members.
o If any of you need assistance on how to properly repair a ball
mark please see me or a member of the professional golf staff.
WE ARE HAPPY TO HELP!!
Additionally, with the increased frequency of play, we encounter pace of
play issues as well as other golf course etiquette issues from time to time.
Although pace of play has been improving over the past 15 months, since your
golf committee made it a priority ,we still have room for improvement. Our
pace of play PAR is 4 hours and 9 minutes for a foursome. I would like to
challenge all of you to be UNDER PAR! If every group speeds up 30
seconds per hole we can get our rounds down to 4 hours flat. Playing the
correct tees can also improve your pace of play as well as your enjoyment of
the game. I am sure that most of you don’t know you can even post a score
for handicap purposes from our Gold Family Tees. There is an actual GAP/
USGA course rating from these tees! Lastly, please be considerate of others
on the golf course. Always ask permission to go off of #10 if you have not
played the front 9 first. Never “cut in front” of other members on a random
hole unless the professional golf staff directs you to do so.
Again, thanks for all of your support for the golf program so far in 2012. I
hope that everyone has a great rest of the season. We are looking forward to
a strong finish to our golf season.
Everything for golf,
Nick Wolfe, Golf Professional
SEPTEMBER
Wine of the Month
Cartlidge & Browne
2010 CABERNET SUVIGNON
North Coast, California
Wines in the C&B portfolio were
made to be well-balanced, appropriately
tannic, lightly oaked, and low in alcohol
for food-friendly pairings.
The cabernet was aged in French oak
for 16 months, which has allowed it to
have a beautiful cardinal red color. The
nose is rich with cassis, brambleberry,
toasted vanilla short bread, and
huckleberry. Bold body with a weighty
mid-pallet. The tannin structure is soft
yet fine that carries for a lingering finish.
2010 SAUVIGNON BLANC
Dancing Crow Vineyard
Lake County
2010 Dancing Crow is 100%
traditional clone Sauvignon Blanc, 100%
organically grown.
A brilliant light straw color, the wine’s
aromas leap from the glass—ripe citrus,
fresh lychee and stone fruits, along with
a touch of the herbal/gooseberry
character which is Sauvignon Blanc’s
signature in so many of the famous areas
where it thrives.
In Memoriam
Waynesborough members and staff
mourn the passing of
Charles E. Furtaw
on July 20, 2012.
Mr. Furtaw had been a member of
Waynesborough for 40 years.
We extend our deepest sympathy
to his wife, Mary, and to their children
Geoffrey, Gregory, Cristen, Caryn,
to their entire family,
and to their friends.
NINE
SEPTEMBER EVENTS
Coming in OCTOBER
SUNDAY COUPLES GOLF
Thursday, September 20, at 7 PM
Travel to the Stations, where you will sample food and
partake of the featured country’s native wine
for a total immersion into the flavor of that country.
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Prospective Member Invitational
Sunday, October 7, from 4:30 to 7:00 PM
9-Hole Golf Tournament
with a modified scramble format for golfers of all levels.
Members are encouraged,
but not required,
to bring prospective members
to showcase the Club
(for no additional charge).
Pre-registration of guests is required.
KIDS’ HALLOWEEN PARTY
Sunday, October 28
OVER-THE-TOP LOBSTER
NIGHT
Friday, Sept. 28 – starts at 7 PM
A Seafood lovers’ Extravaganza
BUFFET DINNER to include:
Mixed Green Salad, Tomato & Mozzarella, Grilled
Asparagus, sliced fruits & berries, Cocktail Shrimp,
Bayou Seafood Casserole,
Steamed Littleneck Clams with Italian Sausage,
basil, & tomatoes,
Steamed Prince Edward Island Mussels
with coconut curry broth,
Alaskan Crab Leg clusters with garlic butter
Steamed Hard Shelled Crabs
Waynesborough Crab Cakes
New England Red Skinned Potatoes
Old Bay Corn on the Cob
Bring the children in costume for a great, “scary” time!
HAUNTED HAY RIDE!
COSTUME PARADE!
PUMPKIN DECORATING!
BALLOON ARTIST!
CRAFTS & PRIZES!
DELICIOUS TREATS!
DJ Stewart will provide the musical entertainment!
Adults $27.95 + tax; Children $16.50 + tax
Enjoy these “Specials” at Waynesborough
SUNDAY BREAKFAST
BUFFET
Bring the family between 10 AM and 2 PM to enjoy a
wonderful breakfast buffet
in the dining rooms.
Adults $12.95
Children 12 & under $4.00
Boiled, split to order 1-1/2 lb. hard shell Lobster
FOR THE LAND LUBBER:
Grilled NY Sirloin Steak with Frizzled Onions
Grilled Chicken Breast with Cajun Cream
AND, for all:
Sauce
Waynesborough Sundae Bar with Chocolate Chip Cookies
$52.50 + tax per person
Signature Bar
Be sure to call for a reservation.
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BRING YOUR OWN WINE
when you come to the Club,
and enjoy it with your dinner
in the Dining Rooms and the Pub.
Tuesday through Thursday nights
($5 corkage fee)