January / February, 2016

Upcoming Events and Membership News
January / February, 2016
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Sawgrass Country Club
10034 Golf Club Drive • Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 32082
www.sawgrasscountryclub.com
Main Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 904–273–3700
Facsimile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 904–543–1022
Directory
Concierge / Dining and Reservations . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Golf Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tennis Pro Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fitness & Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Beach Club Topsider Bistro & Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Golf Clubhouse Grill Room & Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Pavilion Sandbar Bistro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Tarpon Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
To Contact the Board of Governors
273–3736
273–3720
273–3740
273–3748
394–0150
273–3701
543–1026
543–1039
Peggy Grant, Executive Assistant to
Board of Governors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3717
[email protected]
Club Personnel
General Manager
Barry McDonald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3710
[email protected]
Director of Golf
Greg Lecker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3707
[email protected]
Director of Tennis
Ken Veney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3740
[email protected]
Director of Fitness & Recreation
Tim Majure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3748
[email protected]
Director of Food and Beverage
Perry Kenney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3731
[email protected]
Executive Chef
Michael Ayres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3731
[email protected]
Director of Member Services
Janet Collins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3708
[email protected]
Assistant Director of Member Services
Karen Schoen-Kiewert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3704
[email protected]
From the General Manager
Barry McDonald
Happy New Year and welcome to 2016! This will be an exciting year to be
a member of Sawgrass Country Club as we continue to work our strategic plan
and provide outstanding amenities and service for all our members to appreciate
and enjoy. We are aware of the high expectations from our members and will be
eager to deliver throughout the coming year.
In December, the club recognized more of our associates for performance
and tenure during an awards evening held at the University of North Florida.
Yvette Floyou was recognized for 30 years of service and Deb Jordan was recognized for 15 years of service to Sawgrass Country Club. I must admit, it was a
privilege to present this recognition to these employees. We are fortunate to have
such dedicated employees here at the Club and they make me proud to be here at
Sawgrass Country Club.
Also at this event we recognized Meghan Nystrand, one of the club’s bartenders, as our “Employee of the Year” for Sawgrass Country Club. Meghan has
been a key component of our team for over three years. Her performance goes
beyond just serving drinks. She consistently delivers a positive experience for our
members with her professionalism, high standards of service and her bright personality. She is a shining star not only amongst the members but to her coworkers and managers. Please join us in congratulating Meghan for her outstanding
performance and contribution to excellence at the club.
The South course is open to carts! We have had a terrific fall and winter so
far this year. The golfing season is also upon us and normally we are already well
into our dormancy time here in North Florida. During this four to six month
season the Bermuda grass goes dormant which means it turns brown and doesn’t
grow. In our preparation for this, we are requesting that our members heighten
self-awareness of our rules on the course and your commitment to appropriately
filling your divots and repairing ball marks.
I’d like to add that avoiding heavily trafficked areas while traversing the courses
in a golf cart can have a meaningful impact on our course conditions throughout
Member Services
Mary McGarrigle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3703
[email protected]
Catering & Special Events Manager
Jenna Kirk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 543–1021
[email protected]
Communications Coordinator
Kevin Ramsey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273–3728
[email protected]
Activities and Recreation Coordinator
Molly Newsom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 543-1039
[email protected]
Accounts Receivable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273-3702
[email protected]
Please visit our social media channels to stay in touch with Sawgrass
Country Club on a regular basis and to receive updates, pictures, event
information, etc.
https://www.facebook.com/sawgrasscountryclub
https://twitter.com/sawgrasscc
http://instagram.com/sawgrasscc
https://www.linkedin.com/company/sawgrass–country–club
All venues, hours, menus, prices and entertainment
are subject to change without notice.
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Hours of Operations
Dining Reservations
273-3736
the winter. The reason we rope the golf course is to manage cart traffic
but we would also like to see our golfers using the cart paths as much as
possible this time of year. As a group of users, our members’ attitude and
concern for the golf course conditions and their role in the maintenance
makes a big difference. Please help us have the best conditions possible
this year by doing your part.
We continue to see progress on our Beach Club Renovation project
and we are posting regular updates on our club website if you are interested in seeing the latest updates. We understand our members are eager
and expectations are high for a successful completion of the project and
a timely opening.
We are starting the New Year off with a full schedule of exciting
and unusual dining and social events for your enjoyment in January
and February. No matter what your preferred choice of fun and entertainment, you will surely find something of interest. Amongst those is
a special cooking class and three course meal by our Chef Ben Brett,
former Executive Chef at Season 52 on January 7th; a Farm to Table
dining event on January 16; Alaskan King Crab Night from the folks
on Deadliest Catch on January 23rd and a special dinner prepared by
Iron Chef winner, Vincent Horville on January 30th. And just to help
you meet your fitness goals after all that fine dining is our Fit Fuel menus
and Fitness Challenge at the Fitness Center. In February, two of our
big hit events from 2015 are returning, The Chili Cook Off – Blazing
Saddles event is February 4th and you won’t want to miss our all new cast
for the Dancing with Sawgrass Stars event with Dance Alday Studio on
February 20th.
Beach Club Topsider,
Oasis Deck, Oasis Bar,
Ocean’s Edge
Reopens upon completion of
the Beach Club renovation.
Pavilion Sandbar Bistro
Call ahead for
Carry–Out–Pizza
543–1026
Open Seven–Days–A–Week
Monday–Thursday
11:00am–8:00pm
Friday–Sunday
11:00am–9:00pm
Weather Permitting
Kid Care & Kid’s Night Out
Tarpon Room
543–1039
Kid Care
Monday–Friday
8:00am–12:00pm
Kids Night Out
Friday & Saturday
5:00–9:00pm
Golf Clubhouse Grill Room
273–3701
Open Seven–Days–A–Week
Sunday Breakfast
8:30am–1:00pm
Lunch & Salad Bar
Monday–Saturday
11:00am–2:30pm
Dinner
Wednesday: Specialty Night
Thursday-Saturday:
A La Carte Night
Sunday: Carving Room
5:00–9:00pm
Live Entertainment:
Thursdays 6:00-9:00pm
Fridays 6:30-9:30pm
Inn–Between
543–1066
Monday–Sunday
8:00am–4:00pm
Sundays Only
Grill on the Green
11:00am–2:30pm
Grill Room Bar
273–3701
Monday – Sunday
11:00am–7:00pm
Racquet Club Pro Shop
273–3740
Sunday
8:00am–12:00pm
Fitness Center
273–3748
Monday – Thursday
5:00am–8:00pm
Monday – Saturday
8:00am–4:30pm
Friday 5:00am–7:00pm
Saturday 7:00am–6:00pm
Sunday 7:00am–5:00pm
Dining Reservations 904-273-3736
In closing, I would like to thank the Board of Governors and our
many committee volunteers for their hard work and support this year.
We all have a great deal to be proud of from 2015 and look forward to
a rewarding 2016. Your fellowship of club members, management team
and staff appreciate your leadership. Your respect and support is noticed
and appreciated. Happy New Year to all!
– By Barry McDonald
SAVE THE DATE
Concierge Hours:
Monday-Saturday 9:00am–5:00pm
Sunday 9:00am-4:00pm
Call 904–273–3736. Reservations
made by voice mail will be confirmed the next day
All outdoor seating is first come, first served.
•5 Day Cancellation Policy for Special Events (See your Club Rules)
April 7-9
Calling all Artists & Crafters
New artists needed to showcase arts and crafts.
Registration forms will be at the Concierge Desk February 1st.
Contact Bruce Ann Ferguson 543-9534 or
Bob Nickerson 280-8187 for more information.
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Golf
President’s
Cup
Match Play
Championship
Saturday & Sunday February 20 & 21
Saturday: 12:00pm Tee Times
Sunday: 8:30am Shotgun
Format: 36-Hole Individual Stroke Play, Net
Stableford. All play will be from the
White Tees. Following completion of
play Sunday, there will be a Shootout
to determine the President’s Cup
Champion. The Overall Flight
Winners from each division will
earn a spot in the Shootout.
January through April
Time:
Matches to be played within
two-week segments.
Registration deadline is
December 31st at 4:00pm.
Pairings: Field will be flighted according to
handicap; number of flights determined
by participation. Tee times will be
assigned and published by Committee.
Cost:
Individual Match Play, Net
(100% Handicap). All play
will be from the White Tees.
Pairings:
Players will be seeded based on
blind draw following deadline;
first thirty-two (32) registered
will be guaranteed a position;
additional may be put on a waitlist.
Eligibility: Open to all members with
Golf Privileges except NonVoting Temporary Members
(See bylaw section 3.4).
Eligibility: Open to all members with
Golf Privileges except NonVoting Temporary Members
(See bylaw section 3.4).
Prizes:
Format:
Flight Champion and Finalist will
receive Golf Shop credit. The Overall
Champion will receive Champion’s
Blue Blazer and Golf Shop credit.
$25+ tax per person plus
applicable golf fees; lunch menu
and pricing to be determined.
Prizes:
Champion will receive a
plaque. Champion, Finalist,
and Quarter Finalists will
receive Golf Shop credit.
Costs:
$25+ tax per person plus
applicable golf fees.
Monitor:
Bill Swerbenski
Monitor: Bob Long
Valentine’s Day Couples Mixer
Sunday, February 14 • 12:00pm Shotgun
Format:
One Best Ball of Men, plus One Best Ball
of Women, Stableford Points.
(Men: 90% handicap; Women: 95% handicap)
Pairings:
Members will make their own foursome.
The Golf Shop can also help pair couples.
Eligibility: Open to all members with Golf Privileges.
Prizes:
Prizes for low foursomes.
Cost:
$35++ per person plus applicable golf fees,
includes dinner at Golf Clubhouse
Golf Shop 273-3720
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Golf
Celebration of Men’s Golf
Friday, February 19 • 1:00pm Shotgun
6:30pm Cocktails and Dinner at Golf Clubhouse
Format:
One Best Ball of Foursome, Net Stableford
Following golf, we will recognize all Past
Champions, Award the 2015 President’s Cup
Champion his jacket, recognize our current and
past Club Presidents, and have a guest speaker.
Pairings:
Members will make their own foursome.
Eligibility: Open to all members with Golf Privileges.
Prizes:
Prizes for low foursomes.
Cost:
$25+ tax per person plus applicable golf fees;
dinner menu and pricing to be determined.
Monitor:
Bob Long
Dog Tip
Happy New year
Sawgrass! 2016 is
going to be a great year
for the game of golf
here and around the
world. With the New Year comes a new
start. I ask all of you to make a resolution
to improve your health through more exercise, and what a better way than to get out
and play golf every week, at least a couple
days a week! It’ll make a difference in the
way you feel about almost everything,
I bet! We are excited to help you with
your game, and with new LPGA teaching Professional, Laura Baugh to help you,
what could be better! Let us inspire you to
enjoy your visits to the club even more! We
are all so very fortunate to call Sawgrass
home and all of us in the golf shop want to
thank you for your continued support and
look forward to making sure your visits
here at Sawgrass are most memorable. See
you around campus.
– Greg Lecker, PGA
Director of Golf
Golf-A-Rama
Friday, March 18
Come join us on the Practice Range as some
of the biggest names in Golf Equipment
preview their latest developments and
showcase their products for you to try.
Members will also enjoy complimentary
Hors D' Oeuvres, Beer and Wine.
SAVE
THE DATE
2016 John Hayt
Collegiate College-AM
Thursday, February 25th, 2016
Mars VS Venus Couples Mixer
Sunday, March 6 • 12:00pm Shotgun
Format: Four-Ball Match Play; One Better Ball of Mars versus
One Better Ball of Venus. Three (3) points are available
for each match. The team with the most points wins.
Pairings: Golf Shop will pair individuals based on current
handicap index. Spouses will not compete against one
another.
Eligibility:Open to all members with Golf Privileges.
Prizes: Winning team will receive Golf Shop credit
Cost:
$50++ per person plus applicable golf fees, includes
dinner at the Golf Clubhouse
Golf Shop 273-3720
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Golf
Introducing Our Newest Teaching
Professional Laura Baugh
Sawgrass is proud to welcome Laura Baugh, former LPGA Tour Player.
We’re just as pleased to offer her first Pro’s Tip:
Laura’s Line
One of the most important parts of your golf swing is the Grip - the only physical connection
you have with the golf club!
To start with have your teaching professional make sure you have the right size grip - too
narrow your hands will move and too thick you will lose feel, both of which are extremely
important part of the golf swing!
Once you have determined the right size grip - you then put your hands on club so that the
V's formed by your thumb and first finger point over your right shoulder. The thumb and
first fingers also form your pinchers which provide so much control of your club face during
your swing.
I'm often ask how firm to hold the club – hold it as tightly as you would hold a bird that
you want to control but not harm. If you start with a tight grip you will loosen it during
your swing and conversely if you start with a lose grip you will tighten during your swing.
So let's start with the right grip pressure, so you do not have to make adjustments during
your swing.
Your grip takeaway from the ball sets your tempo and sequence of your entire golf swing. Your grip effects
all parts of your golf swing!
If you want to hit a fade or draw one of the ways you accomplish this is a slight grip change - strong for a
draw and weak for a fade.
Always set your club down squarely and then put you hands on the club, that way you grip will remain
consistent. And if you want an open club face (like a bunker shot) set the club face open and then put your
grip on the club.
There are some variations of the grip by some great players - aiming the V's over the right shoulder is just
standard. If you have a health reason for a slight variations of a golf grip your teaching professional can help
you with that journey.
My grip let's my golf club know I'm swinging the club not the club swinging me!
Weekly
Golf
Clinics
Monday
Ladies’
4:00-5:00pm
Tuesday Girls Only
3:00-4:00pm
Golf Shop 273-3720
Wednesday
Juniors
4:00-5:00pm
Thursday
Saturday
Men’s
Juniors
9:30-10:30am 9:00-10:00am
Golf
Ladies Events
SWGA Team Day
Tuesday, January 5 • 8:00am Tee Times
SWGA Play Day
Tuesday, January 12 • 8:00am Tee Times
Grandmothers Tournament
January 19 • 8:30am Shotgun
Sign up as individuals. Step Grandmothers and Non Grandmothers are welcome. Non Grandmothers will play in a low net playday. Luncheon to follow in
the Sawgrass Rooms. Defending Champion- Mary Lou Bannon
SWGA InterClub
February 9 • 8:30am Shotgun, Luncheon to follow
Limited to first 20 SWGA members who sign up on foretees.
First Ladies Cup
February 16 & 18 • 8:00am Tee Times
Format:
Low Net Handicap Tournament
The SWGA Member with the lowest two day net total will be
crowned the First Lady Defending Champion- Chris Hunt
Save the Dates
2016 Member Member
March 8, 10 & 11 • 45 Hole Match Play Event
Spring Fling Member Guest
March 22 • “Its Five o’Clock Somewhere”
Cancer Tournament
March 29
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Dining
and
Social
Weekly Dining
Sundae Mondays And $3 Burgers
SUNDAE
MONDAYS
Every Monday • Pavilion • 5:00-8:00pm
Burgers $3 • Fries $3 • Sundaes $3
Featuring soft serve yogurt and toppings bar. All your other favorites available including
Pizza, etc. Seating is first, come first served. Dine-in Only
Fish Fry
Tuesdays • 5:00-8:00pm • Beach Club Pavilion
$16++ Adults • $8++ Children ages 4-11
Featuring locally caught Fish and Mayport Shrimp served with Coleslaw, Hush Puppies,
and Fries. Seating is first come, first served.
Trivia Night At The Golf Clubhouse
Wednesdays • Dinner: 5:00pm • Game: 7:00pm
Schedule of Entrée Buffet Selections
January 6
Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes and Collard Greens
January 20
Pulled Pork, Barbecue Chicken, Mac ’n Cheese, Baked Beans
February 3
Southwest Flank Steak, Fried Shrimp, Fajita Bar, Rice and Black Beans
February 17
Lasagna, Chicken Parmesan, Garlic Bread, Broccoli, Meatballs
Sunday Brunch Buffet
8:30am–1:00pm • Golf Clubhouse Grill Room
Call 273–3736 for Reservations • Price: $15pp++ • $6 Kids
Juice Bar, Coffee Station, Fresh Bakeries, Fresh Fruit Display, Yogurt & Granola, Cereal
Station, Eggs Benedict Station, Omelette Station, Waffle/Pancake Station
Carving Station, Smoked Salmon, Traditional Sides
The Carving Room at the Golf Clubhouse
Sundays • 5:00-9:00pm • $20pp++ Adults • $10 Children 4-11
Three Different Carving Stations featuring Fresh Roasts and a Fresh Catch of the Day.
Gourmet Accoutrements and signature sauces to complement your carved selections and a
Salad Bar.
A La Carte Dessert is also available.
Mirage Bar
Wednesday-Saturday 5:00-9:00pm
Sunday 10 :00am-1 :00pm with Bloody Marys, Mimosas & Breakfast Biscuits
Weather Permitting • 21 and over
Concierge 273-3736
Dining
Italian Buffet
and
Social
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Themed Buffets
Thursday, January 14 • 5:00-9:00pm
$18pp++ • Child $9 4-11
Italian Wedding Soup, Caesar Salad,
Chicken Marsala, Garlic Butter Broccoli,
Create Your Own pasta Bar, Stuffed Shells,
Antipasta, Salad Bar and Chef ’s Choice
of Selected Desserts
Far East Buffet
Wednesday, January 27 • 5:00-9:00pm
$18 pp++ • $9 Child 4-11
Sweet and Sour Chicken, Mongolian Beef,
Fried Rice, Pad Thai, Stir Fried Vegetables,
Egg Drop Soup, Salad Bar and Chefs Choice
of Selected Desserts
Tapas Buffet
Three Mediterranean Stations
Wednesday, February 10 • 5:00-9:00pm • $25pp++ • Child $12 4-11
Italy: Ravioli with Roasted Tomato Sauce, Mini Spaghetti & Meatballs,
Caesar Salad, Antipasta
Spain: Paella Valencia, Sauteed Calamari & White Beans,
Potato & Cheese Croquettes
Greece: Souvlaki with Pita & Yogurt Sauce, Greek Salad, Seared Snapper with
Olive Tapenade Chef ’s Choice of Selected Appetizers, Soups and Desserts
down south buffet
Wednesday, February 24 • 5:00-9:00pm
$25pp++ • Child $12 4-11
Whole Roast Suckling Pig, Fried Chicken, Collard Greens, Shrimp Creole and
Rice Pilaf, Sweet Corn and Goat Cheese Veloute, Low Country Boil, Salad bar,
Chef ’s Choice of Selected Desserts and Peach and Blueberry Cobbler
Dutch Harbor Alaskan King Crab Legs
Saturday, January 23 • Golf Clubhouse • 6:00–8:00pm • Market Price
Served with Fingerling Potatoes, Green Beans & Drawn Butter. Call 273–3736 for reservations.
A Very Special Dinner
Prepared by Vincent Horville
Winner of TVs Iron Chef
Saturday, January 30 • Golf Clubhouse
6:00–8:00pm • $90pp++
Passed Hors D' Oeuvres • 3 Course Dinner
Concierge 273-3736
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Dining
and
Social
Wine and Spirits News
R. Stuart & Co. Wine Dinner
January 12 & 13 • 6:30pm • Golf Club
$75 for Uncorked Members • $95 for non-Uncorked Members
Featuring the premium wines of Rob Stuart from the Willamette Valley in Oregon.
Guest Speaker, Rob Stuart, the proprietor and winemaker will be present at both dinners.
West Coast Wine Tasting
Thursday, January 21 • 5-6:30pm • Golf Club
Complimentary Event
A tasting of premium wines from California and the Pacific Northwest,
including Joel Gott, Coppola, Sea Glass, Columbia Crest and more.
Sommelier will be on-hand to sample and talk about the wines.
Row 11 Wine Dinner
Tuesday, February 23 • 6:30pm • Golf Club
$75 for Uncorked Members • $95 for non-Uncorked Members
This dinner includes the Winemaker and Owner of the vineyards,
who will be present to give in depth explanations of their
blending techniques in their renowned wines.
Cold Outside - Warm Inside
Thursday, January 28 • 5:00-6:30pm • Golf Club
Complimentary Event
Featuring Bailey’s, Grand Marnier, and Godiva Liqueurs
Keep warm this Winter with these examples of how to turn your favorite
cordial liqueurs into delicious coffee drinks and cordial cocktails. Club
Mixology Specialist Bo Cure will be present to give the demonstration
and mixology explanations.
Martini Chic
Thursday, February 18 • 5:00-6:30pm • Golf Club
Complimentary Event
A Luxury Martini Chic Event featuring Vodka's by Belvedere, Ketel 1,
and Ciroc. This event showcases three premium vodka’s blended into
samplings of the poshest of cocktails: The Martini. Club mixology expert
Bo Cure will be creating Martini’s with an emphasis on crafting.
Shaken or Stirred, that is the question!
Concierge 273-3736
Dining
and
Meet Chef Ben Brett
Social
Our new Golf Club Chef Benjamin Brett is a graduate of PICA in Pittsburgh, PA. He has led many great local
kitchens such as Mezza Luna, and Seasons 52. Join us as he leads a cooking demo and 3 course luncheon.
Chef’s cooking class with Chef Ben Brett
Thursday, January 7 • 12:00pm • Golf Clubhouse • $25pp++
Chef Ben Brett will be leading members through the preparation of a 3 course meal
and a wine Pairing by Bo Cure, Club Sommelier.
Introducing NEW
Fit Fuel Menu
Chef Ben has created menus to help you
achieve your New Year’s resolution. Look for
Fit Fuel Daily Specials on the Grill Room
Daily Menu and on the Website.
Farm to
Table Dinner
Saturday, January 16 • Golf Clubhouse
6:00–8:00pm • $75 pp++
Join us for a celebration of local fare with vendors that have locally
sourced products for us to enjoy the bounty of their respective talents.
An evening of delicious farm to table food and information about
local agriculture. Limited seating, wine paired.
Pub Crawl
Friday, January 22 • $35pp++
& Friday, February 26 • $35pp++
Join Perry and his merry
band of cohorts as they
discover the out of the
way, the interesting, the
novel and down right
obscure, however finest
places to sample pub fair
and drink. Transportation
is included, snacks,
wine and beer provided on
the bus and a great time is
guaranteed!
Concierge 273-3736
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Dining
Family Fun Night
and
Social
Sawgrass Mardi Gras
Super Hero/Minions Night on Pavilion
Saturday, January 2 •
6:00-9:00pm • Complimentary
Join the fun and dress up as your favorite
Super Hero or Minion and take the Pavilion
by Storm. DJ and Complimentary Keg Beer.
Super Hero/Minion Costume Contest for
prizes of $100 for best Adult Winner,
$100 for best Child Winner!
Tuesday, February 9 • 6:00-9:00pm • Pavilion
$25 Adults • $12 Children
Revelry abounds on Fat Tuesday at the Pavilion as merry makers
don costumes and toss beads to the crowds as we celebrate
Mardi Gras at Sawgrass with Entertainment by Cloud 9.
Join the Fun!
Thursday, February 4
Golf Clubhouse • 6:00pm
$10pp++
Featuring:
H Chili Samples from our
Competing Member
Chili Cooks
H The Mechanical Bull
H Member Charge Bar
available to wet yer whistle
H Members taste and
judge entries into the
Chili Cook–off
H Test your resolve in a
HOT Chili Pepper Eating
Contest with a new format.
H Entertainment by
Firewater Tent Revival
Concierge 273-3736
Super Bowl Sunday
on the Pavilion
Sunday, February 7th • 6:00pm
$20pp++
Join us Super Bowl Sunday for a
big game bash on the pavilion deck.
Specials to include $1 import beers
and food stations such as:
Chicken Wings Bar
Sliders
Potato Skins
Crispy Shrimp Tacos
Nacho Bar
Cupcakes & Cookies
Dining
and
Social
Valentine’s Day Dinner
Saturday, February 13 • 6:00-9:00pm • Golf Clubhouse
Prix Fixe $55pp++ • Entertainment by Pierre (Saxman) Kendrick
Three Course Lovers Prix Fix Dinner
Love Potion Number One
Choose Your Favorite:
Lobster Bisque
Rocket Salad, Shaved Parmesan, Grape Tomatoes, Aged Balsamic
Tuna Tartare, Ginger Vinaigrette, Sweet Soy, Wonton Crisps
Love Potion Number Two
Choose Your Favorite:
Filet Minion, Exotic Mushrooms, Asparagus, Red Wine Sauce
Seared Red Snapper, Purple Peruvian Potatoes, Haricot Vert
Vanilla Poached Lobster, Celeriac Puree, Crispy Spinach
Roasted Airline Chicken Prosciutto, Goat Cheese, Herb Polenta, Parmesan Broth
Sawgrass Lovers Final Kiss
Mini Chocolate Soufflé with Vanilla Bean Anglaise,
Mini Crème Brule, Mini Ginger Float with Rose
Kid’s Valentine’s Bash
Friday, February 12 • 6:00-9:00pm • Golf Clubhouse Atrium • $10 Per Child
Treats, DJ, Dancing, Games, a Photo Booth and Lots of Fun for kids and parents
Who will be the next Dancing With the Sawgrass Star?
Saturday, February 20 • 5:00pm $45pp++
A Complimentary two-hour Titos Vodka tasting
Join us again this year, as an entirely new group of Sawgrass Stars take to the Dance Floor in the Dancing With
The Sawgrass Stars Competition.
Crab Stuffed Flounder with Lobster Sauce, Carved Beef Tenderloin Station,
Lamb Porterhouse with Pearl Pasta, Yukon Golf Mashed Potatoes,
Garlic Broccoli, Soup & Salad Bar, Crispy Fried Mayport Shrimp,
Sawgrass Patisserie
From Left to Right: Meghan Nystrand, Greg Lecker, Kelly Martens and Ruben Sagastume
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Fitness
A New Year’s Challenge
2016 Fitness Challenge: Seven Summits
January 1-February 26
Achieve your peak fitness level as you complete the Seven Summit Challenge. The seven summits are the highest mountains on each of the
seven continents. Your goal for this year’s challenge will be to climb to the top of as many peaks by taking advantage of our classes, swimming, running, or any other fitness activity that is offered and validated by our fitness staff. Each peak has its own unique goal and you must
complete the designated challenge to conquer that mountain. For additional details about each challenge please contact the fitness center.
∆ Carstensz Pyramid: Nutrition- Daily food and beverage log
∆ Vinson Massif: Group Exercise- 60 Classes
∆ Elbrus: Biking- 375 miles
∆ Kilimanjaro: Swimming- 25 miles
∆ McKinley/Denali: Running- 120 miles
∆ Aconcagua: Strength- 1000 Rep Challenge
∆ Everest: Combination of 3 smaller summits
Save the date: March 4th at the completion of the challenge
there will be a party rewarding all who participated.
Personal Training Invitation
for 2016
30 Minute Sawgrass
Pilates
• 2 free 30-minute personal
training sessions.
The new Fitness Special Offer is for
new and previous clients who have
not had personal training in awhile.
Let us help you reach your fitness
goals in 2016 by pairing you with
one of our personal trainers that
will be perfect for you!
January and February • $25pp
Call Ginny Helms or Ashley Uhl at 273-3748
to schedule your appointment.
We’re offering 30 minute express reformer
sessions. These sessions are perfect for those
who would like a little taste of what a reformer
session is all about.
Save the Date - Kids Triathlon
Weekly Zumba Toning Class
Thursdays, Beginning January 7
11:45am-12:45pm
Join the party with a new Zumba Toning Class.
Along with the fun rhythmic dancing, maraca sticks and
light weights will be added to sculpt those muscles in your
arms, legs, and core.
In 2016, Sawgrass Fitness center coaches
will be taking a team of our youth ages
5-15 through an 8 week triathlon training
program preparing them for the First Coast
Kid’s Triathlon in May. This is the biggest
kid’s tri event in the nation having over 1,500
kids participate. Each week, the team of kids
will be learning a different component of a
triathlon finishing with a mini mock-tri on
week 8. Please stay tuned for practice dates
and times in March.
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Fitness
Are you on “The Fuel”?
Start your Challenge off right with the Fit Fuel Advantage!
Specially developed by Chef Ben Brett.
Call the Concierge for details at 273-3736
Featured: Week one of January 5-8
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Grilled Chicken with Citrus Orzo
Poached Shrimp with Baby Kale, Mandarin Oranges, Shaved Onions,
Lime and Sherry Vinaigrette
• Tavern Ham, New Potatoes, and Green Beans
• Turkey Meatballs, Herbed Rice, Marinara and Broccoli
• SPECIAL: Sweet Potato Pancakes with Turkey Sausage!
Breakfast Items with Fit Fuel!
*Order no later than Friday, pick up Tuesday at the Golf Clubhouse
Men’s Only Fitness Class & Topic
Discussion Seminar
January 5 – March 10 • Tuesday & Thursday • 3:00-4:00pm
10 Week course with a minimum of 6 program participants
$400 ($40 / Week) or • $55 drop in week
Join Randy Woodrum for 10 weeks of men focused movements and men
topic discussions. Each seminar will cover a new topic related to men’s health
as we bring in 2016.
Fitness Protocol:
Week 1
Pre Strength Assessment &
Flexibility Measurement
Week 2
Functional Movements
Week 3
Strength Endurance Movements
Week 4
Isometric Strength Improvement
Week 5
Max Strength Test / Estimated Max Strength Test
Week 6
Athletic Performance Agility Drills
Week 7
Athletic Performance Weight Training
Week 8
Navy Seal Training
Week 9
Recovery Performance Training
Week 10 Post Strength Assessment &
Flexibility Measurement
*Note- There will be a make up week at the end of the program.
Topic Discussion
Week 1
Men’s General Health Goals
Week 2
Balance The Body With The Mind
Week 3
Keeping The Brain Sharp
Week 4
Weight Loss & Hormone Balance
Week 5
Cardiovascular & Muscular Strength Health
Week 6
Organ Health & Risk (Colon,
Prostate, Lung, Liver, etc.)
Week 7
Sexual Function & Mental Health Later In Life
Week 8
Dealing With Types Of Mental & Physical Pain
Week 9
Deciphering Your Doctor’s Diagnosis
& Recommendations
Week 10
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Fitness
Sawgrass Striders
Wednesdays • 5:30pm • Complimentary
Join the striders running group as we work on increasing our endurance during a weekly group run.
Distances will vary each week.
Speed & Technique Run Program
Personalized training plans are available for those who are interested in a more specific, customized
option.
Strider Events
HITS Triathlon Series • Naples Florida
Saturday-Sunday, January 9-10
Compete in a variety of race distances, including relay team options to choose from.
The Striders are sending an open invitation to join in on a fun, exciting weekend!
Gate River Run 2016 Training
March 12
Start training and increasing endurance for the largest 15k in the USA.
Training is held every Wednesday at 5:30pm.
Youth Sports Conditioning
Returns
Six Week Program • January 12 • Fitness Center
Tuesday and Thursday 4:00-5:00pm
$100/child for six weeks, $75/sibling • Drop in class: $10/child
This class is designed for the young athlete to improve his or her overall
athletic ability. With a focus on technique and proper mechanics, this class
will ensure a solid fitness base for success both on the field and off. Coach
Colin is former Jacksonville University baseball player and current professional golfer.
Ages 8-14 • Sign up online or call 273-2748
Fitness Pool Schedule
During this off-season the Fitness Pool schedule has been revamped due to
the rebuild project of our beach club’s family pool. There will be 3 designated
swim times for all to enjoy. Please log onto the website for complete details on
pool availability.
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Fitness
Outdoor Bootcamp Class
with Coach Lindsey!
Wednesdays • 10:00am
Join us for an all-around good workout featuring calisthenics and
free weight dumbells.
AM Express
PM Express
Mondays and Wednesdays
6:00-6:20am
Instructor: Audrey Maheu
Challenge yourself with a fast paced high
intensity class that takes participants
through a gamut of strength and cardio
exercises in 20 short minutes. This class
is perfect for those who have a limited
amount of time to get a good workout
before the day begins.
Tuesdays
6:40-7:00pm
Instructor: Ashley Uhl
Take part in this short 20
minute evening class that
is a high intensity interval
training guaranteed to push you
physically. Please come already
warmed up as every minute
counts in this quick workout.
Fitness Center
Hours of Operation
Monday–Thursday: 5:00am–8:00pm
Friday: 5:00am–7:00pm
Saturday: 7:00am–6:00pm
Sunday: 7:00am–5:00pm
Sawgrass Spa
Sawgrass Facial Service
Petite Escape Facial
Sawgrass Signature Facial
Microdermabrasion Facial
Fitness Center Pool & Beach Club Pools:
$55
$95
$150
30 min
60 min
60 min
Spa skin therapy services by a licensed medical
esthetician.
Three levels of service to bring out the
beautiful you.
The family pool is now closed for the remainder
of the Beach Club remodel. All swimming is to
be done at the Fitness Center Pool during this
time. Please note that there is a new fitness pool
schedule to accommodate all families as well as the
continuation of our existing aquatics programs
such as aqua aerobics and master’s swim. The pool
schedule can be found on the club’s website and
there are hard copies at the Fitness Center. The
fitness pool is open dawn to dusk during Fitness
Center hours only. All operational hours are subject to change.
Monday Appointments Only
Call Lora Vinik at 779-3929
Massage Therapy
Pool Towel Service
During the Beach Club Pool Renovation, towels
are available at the Fitness Center in the locker
rooms for use at the Fitness Center Pool.
30 Minute Massage
1 Hour Massage
1-1/2 Hour Massage
$55
$75
$125
30 Minute Deep Tissue Massage
1 Hour Deep Tissue Massage
1-1/2 Hour Deep Tissue Massage
$60
$85
$145
Call Rachell Tillman at 779-3929
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Tennis
January
Friday Social TennisMargarita Mixer
January 8 • 6:00–8:00pm Play
8:00pm Mixer • $20pp++
Enjoy social tennis play with a little kick!
We’ll have music, margaritas, tequila tasting,
hors d’oeuvres and multiple rounds of tennis
action in a mixed up round robin format.
See you on the court!
*Drop the kids off at Kids Night Out; make a
reservation with Molly at 543-1039 or ForeTees
Australian Open Twilight Tennis
Friday, January 22 • Time 6:00 -8:00pm
In celebration of first Grand Slam of the Year we will be holding a, “ Twilight Tennis” event. Join us from 6:00pm for a mixed
up round robin where players will play with and against different partners each round. Following play, join us at the
Beach Club Pavilion for an Australian themed BBQ for you to enjoy. There will also be a taste test on some famous Australian foods.
We will also watch Australian Open tennis action and we will be having an Australian Open quiz.
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February
2016 Sawgrass Country Club Pro AM Tournament
February 5 & 6 • Previously known as the Osprey Invitational, the Pro AM
Friday, February 5: 7:00pm - Cocktails
Saturday, February 6 • Registration 11:00am • Play 12:00-5:00pm • Cookout 6:00pm
Join us for the Inaugural 2016 Sawgrass Country Club Pro AM Tournament. Previously known as the Osprey Invitational,
the Pro AM will feature UNF tennis athletes as well as area tennis professionals who will be paired with our own tennis
members for a day of competitive tennis action. On Friday night join us for a pairings party and after play on Saturday we
will have a Cook out and presentation.
Friday Social Tennis –
Mad Hatter
February 26 • 6:00-8:00pm and food follows
Enjoy social tennis play with twist! Each player will bring their
wildest and craziest hat and each round we will draw for partners and players have to play in their hat! Courtside beverages
will also be available. We will feature a mixed up round robin
format where players will play with and against different partners each round. See you on the court!
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Tennis
January Junior Tennis
Junior Fun Days
January 4-8 • 4:00-6:00pm
2016 Junior Tennis Blast Off! – Join us from 4:00-6:00pm Monday-Friday for Skills, Drills and Thrills! We will be covering all
areas of the game and doing team challenges, team tennis, beat the pro and fun games and drills. Players will be divided based on
availability levels and ages.
Sawgrass Junior Team Tennis
January 9-10 • 12:00-2:00pm • $10pp++
This is a great opportunity for our juniors to gain some valuable match play practice. We will be doing two person teams and
each player will play the exciting Fast 4 format consisting of singles and doubles. We will do a round robin format to guarantee
multiple matches. Join us on Sunday, January 10th for a Hot Dog Sizzle at 2:00pm
Junior Tennis One Day Camp
January 18th- One Day Camp – 10:00am – 3:00pm
Member Morning Session: $50 - Guest Morning Session $60 • All Day Member: $70 - All Day Guest $80
Children go through our skills test and are then graded based on ability and placed into groups that they will stay with during
the morning session of camp. We then cover various shots and give out points to award our “High Scorers”. The afternoon session is our Camp Championship where the kids play a round robin to determine the Champion.
Junior Tennis Academy
After School Program
GRASS J
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ACADEMY
IS
January 11-March 11
Session I of the Sawgrass Junior Tennis Academy . Featuring our
new pathway to put young players on the right path early so their
game can grow as they do. The key to success of our junior program is having each student at the appropriate level with students
of like ability. The criteria for each level must be maintained so the
skill level of each student is consistent with our teaching philosophies. The program is designed to develop each player
Technically, Tactically, Physically and Psychologically.
IOR TENN
Our Little Tennis Program for our younger
UN
players focus on Motor Skills, Eye Hand
Coordination and Technique while they develop
a love for the game and realize just how much fun
tennis can be. We also utilize teaching and training aids that make it fun and creates an accelerated learning environment.
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USTA Junior Grand Prix
Saturday, January 23
Sawgrass Racquet Club will host a USTA sanctioned Junior Grand Prix Tournament! Come on out and see some up and coming
junior tennis players from around the area vying for valuable points to move up the ranking list. This is a great opportunity for
Sawgrass players to compete in their own backyard!
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February Junior Tennis
Junior Tennis
One Day Camp
Friday, February 5
Morning Sessions Member Cost: $50
Morning Sessions Guest Cost: $60
All Day Member Cost: $70
All Day Guest Cost: $80
Children go through our skills test and are then
graded based on ability and placed into groups that
they will stay with during the morning session of
camp. We then cover various shots and give out points
to award our “High Scorers”. The afternoon session is
our Camp Championship where the kids play a round
robin to determine the Champion.
Junior Tennis Camp
Monday and Tuesday, February 15 & 16
10:00am-3:00pm
Two Day Morning Session Member: $90
Two Day Morning Session Guest: $100
Two Day-All Day Member: $120
Two Day-All Day Guest: $130
Children go through our skills test and are then
graded based on ability and placed into groups that
they will stay with during the morning session of
camp. We then cover various shots and give out points
to award our “High Scorers”. The afternoon session is
our Camp Championship where the kids play a round
robin to determine the Champion.
Family Parent/Child
Play Day
February 20 • 12:00-3:00pm • $5pp++
Join us for this event, its always a HIT! Put together
your favorite family combination of Grandparents,
Parents, Uncles or Aunties and pair up with your
favorite junior or two. We will have different flights
for ability and age ranges and we will have a round
robin format to guarantee plenty of tennis. At the
conclusion of play we will enjoy hot dogs, lemonade
and a presentation of awards to the champions.
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R e c r e at i o n , O u t i n g s
and
Activities
Adult Outings
Nights of Lights Sunset Sail
Sunday, January 3 • 3:00 - 7:00pm
St Augustine
Come enjoy a night of sailing in St Augustine along the intracoastal to watch the beautiful sunset and see the
Night of Lights from the water! Complimentary beer and wine are provided while we cruise on the water.
The cost of $65pp will include transportation, wine and cheese hors d' oeuvres for the ride down, and the
two hour sail. We will depart from the Golf Club at 3:00pm, set sail at 4:00pm and will return by 7:00pm.
Please sign up under the recreation events in Foretees.
Phantom of the Opera
Times Union Center • Sunday, February 14
$150pp • Departure 6:00pm • Show 7:00pm • Returning by 11:00pm
Looking for a great Valentine’s gift for your sweetheart? Look no further! The sell-out Phantom of
the Opera is in town and has been reviewed by critics as “bigger and better” than ever before. This
production involves 52 cast and orchestra and is one of the largest productions on Broadway right
now. The Cost of $150per person includes transportation, a wine and cheese hors d’ouevre, and your
seat for the two and a half hour event. Reserve through Foretees today as seating is limited!
*Dates subject to change.
For information Contact Molly 543-1039
Member Excursion
Adventure in Nicaragua
February 25-28
The opportunity has come to travel with Tim and Ruben to the Latin
country of Nicaragua where they will be spending 4 days at the wonderful
beach escape of Rancho Santana. This gated resort community
sits on 2,700 acres where activities like hiking, tennis, horseback riding, surfing, fishing, spa services, fitness, and yoga
retreats are available daily. Rancho Santana’s Spanish style
beach club and pools overlook the empty lineups at the
world class surf breaks and are a short hike away from
5 secret beaches.
For information contact Ruben at 273-3748
R e c r e at i o n , O u t i n g s
and
Activities
New Child Care Hours
School’s Out Camps
Tuesday-Saturday: 9:00am-1:00pm
9:00am-4:00pm • Tarpon Room
$5 for First Hour • $2.50 for
Each Additional Hour
January: Monday 4, Tuesday 5, Monday 18
February: Friday 5, Monday 15, Tuesday 16
Please reserve in advance
as spots will be limited.
We encourage you to enjoy
a morning workout at the
Fitness Center, try out the
tennis courts, or enjoy a morning walk on the beach!
Ages 5-12 • Childcare available for younger Kids
Full Day $55 • Half Day (4 hours) $30
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For camp days, we have a morning craft/ activity and play organized
games in the Tarpon Room. In the afternoon, we will go out to the
beach to hunt for sharks’ teeth, play soccer, football, kickball, etc.
We ask that parents provide lunch and a change of clothes.
Pre and Post Care available from 8:00-9:00am and 4:00-5:00pm
Please reserve a spot through Foretees Recreation Sign-up.
Children’s Programs
Themed Kids Night Out
Jazz Dance Saturdays
Paint Night
Saturdays • January 9-February 27 • Fitness Center
Saturday, February 6 • 5:00-9:00pm
Ages 4- 6 • $60per child • 3:00- 3:30pm
Ages 7 & up • $80 per Child • 3:45-4:30pm
Ages 6 mo-12 Yrs • $5 per child per hour
5 Child Minimum • Drop-in Rate: $10 per Class
Kids will learn jazz dance from certified instructor,
Lauren Martens! No dance experience necessary!
Please sign your child up
through Foretees.
Call Molly or Lauren
at 904-543-1039 for
additional information.
Does your child have an inner artist waiting to come out?
Have them join us for a fun, creative evening with a canvas and
some paints. We will provide paints, smocks, and a canvas for a fun
craft the weekend before Valentine’s Day.
Please reserve a spot through Foretees in advance as
seating and supplies will be limited.
Under the Sea
Saturday, January 16 • 5:00 - 9:00pm
Ages 6 Months-12 Years • $5 per child per hour
Leaders in
Training (LIT)
Thursdays • January 7, 21 and February 4, 18
6:00 - 7:30pm • Tarpon Room
Leaders in Training is a volunteer group for Sawgrass
pre-teens and early teenagers.
Sawgrass provides a pizza
dinner as the group plans for
future events such as canned
food drives, beach clean-ups,
Sawgrass event support, etc.
What better way to escape the winter blues than to enjoy a fun
“Under the Sea” Kids’ Night Out. Kids will create mason jar
aquariums and jellyfish, enjoy pizza
and a fun snack, and
an age- appropriate
under the sea movie.
Please reserve a spot
through Foretees in
advance as seating
and supplies will
be limited.
Contact Molly, Recreation Coordinator at 273-3748
Welcome New Members!
Dean & Amy Mechlowitz
Karah (22), Jessica (13) & Matthew
(10)
Sawmill Lakes
Ponte Vedra Beach FL
Nathan & Chelsy Marty
Alexander (14), William (11),
Benjamin (9), Samuel (6), Nicholas (4)
& Catherine (1)
Old Barn
Jacksonville FL
William & Fran Matthews
The Plantation
Macon GA
Brooks & Jacqueline Henderson
Tucker (7), Truitt (6) & Tristan (3)
Old Barn
Marshfield MA
Brian & Amy Maughan
Staten (14), Windsyr (13), Cairo (9),
Cayman (7) & Kapri (1)
Plantation Oaks
Ponte Vedra Beach FL
James & Janis Coovert
The Plantation
Ponte Vedra Beach FL
Laura Nicoles & John Dillingham
Club Cove
Ponte Vedra Beach FL
Richard & Joan Abel
Walkers Ridge
Westfield Center OH
Drew & Melissa Cihlar
Old Palm Valley
Boca Raton FL
Jason & Katie Hughes
Jackson (12), Anna (10) & Haley (8)
Ponte Vedra Beach FL
Andrea (Andie) Schwipper
Chad & Chloe (15)
Jacksonville FL
Robert & Lucretia Sprowell
Tifton Cove
Fort Collins CO
Elizabeth Stoner
Buzz (21) & Abby (19)
Rough Creek
Paia HI
Alan & Judith Kaur
Village Walk
Ponte Vedra Beach FL
membership milestones
January
Years as a member
Dennis McCarthy
Maurice Lazenby
Priscilla Boylan
Edward & Joan deSelding
Rosemarie Harkin
Robert & Elizabeth Smallridge
Herbert & Bonnie Elliott
James & Roseanne Corrigan
John & Cathy Militante
Robert & Sandra Tokarz
David & Vicky Vigil
In recognition
and appreciation,
we celebrate
these members’
joining anniversaries.
Ignas Labanauskas
2/15/23 – 6/26/15
Suzy Warren
1/25/40 – 10/19/15
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card games
Years as a member
Joan Engel
Valfrid E Palmer
Irvin & Mary Davis
Eugene & Joan Quinn
Jack & Ann Williams
Edward & Judith Spetnagel
Wayne & Arlene Lorenz
Robert & Carol Shearer
Robert & Dorie Hunter
Stephen & Diane Falor
J P & Nicki Moorer
Stephen & Phyllis Mallard
Lane & Judith Pettibone
Alan & Deborah Poulton
William Rosenblatt & Lynn Gordon
Jeff & Nancy Kmiec
John & Frances McEntee
Scott & Katie Ensign
Alexander Ross & Tonya O'Quinn
Charles & Kathryn Tanksley
Hal & Susan O'Steen
Ronald & Janice James
Robert & Margaret Semple
Thomas & Carolyn Lowenthal
In Memoriam
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Men’s Chicago Bridge
Mondays 1:30pm
Call Bob Higgins 273–1363
Women’s party bridge
Mondays, 11:30am
Call Patsy Harlow 285–4727
Chicago Bridge
NEW NIGHT-NEW LOCATION
Thursday Evening 7:00pm
Card Room
Bring a partner!
Call Elaine Atkins 285–8507
MIXED PINOCHLE
Tuesdays, 1:00pm
Call Glenn Dobrick 285–2320
Men’s Gin Rummy
Every Tues., Thurs., & Sat. 1:00pm
Call Gus Klein 285–1275
Mah jongg
Thursdays, 1:00pm
Call Estelle Beckerman 285–1864
or Barbara Endriss 285–7921
DUPLICATE BRIDGE
First & Third Fridays, 12:00pm
Ruth Olson, 285–3675
James Scielzo
5/19/42 – 10/30/15
Barbara Snell
09/30/37 – 11/24/15
Mark Miller
2/9/59 – 11/6/15
John McCutcheon
5/10/26 – 12/12/15