LCC LABOR DAY EVENT Monday, September 3

THE OFFICIAL INFORMATION SOURCE OF LEHIGH COUNTRY CLUB
CLUBHOUSE: 610-433-7443
SEPTEMBER 2012
LCConnection
L.C.C. LABOR DAY EVENT
Monday, September 3rd
Family Entertainment 5:00 to 8.00 pm
Face Painting and Balloon Animals
Deluxe Moon Bounce with Slide
POOL GAMES (1 to 3 pm) ♦ PONY RIDES (5:30 to 8 pm)
LOTS OF FUN!!!!!
POOL CLOSES AT 5:00PM
Labor Day Food Extravaganza 5:00 to 8:00 pm
Steamed Clams, Steamed & Cold Peel your own Shrimp, Popcorn Shrimp,
Plus a Soup & Salad Bar
From the Grill: Delmonico Steak Sandwiches, Chicken, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs
Also: Baked Potato Bar with all the Stuffins
And for Dessert: Make your own Sundae, Brownies, & Chef’s Famous Cookies
Adults: $36.50 Children: (6-12) $17.95
Plus tax & gratuity
Children 5 & U: Complimentary
Call the Club to make your reservations for this exciting day – 610.433.7443
S O C I A L
September Social Events:
Labor Day Event
Monday, September 3rd
Mixed Duplicate Bridge
Wednesday, September 12th & 26th
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MIXED DUPLICATE BRIDGE
Wednesday, September 12th & 26th
Come join us for Duplicate Bridge!
Members and their Guests are Welcome!
Parent’s Night Out & Kid’s Club
Friday, September 7th
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Fun Friday is Back!
Friday, September 7th
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Held every Second and Fourth Wednesday
of the month at 10:00 a.m.
It is sanctioned by ACBL and directed by Bill Forrester.
All are welcome. Join us for coffee, great games,
socializing and a wonderful lunch!
Hope to see all of you Wednesday, September 12th & 26th
LCC Weekly Dinner Offerings
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ALL LEVELS OF PLAY ARE WELCOMED.
FUN FRIDAY
IS BACK!!
Friday, September
6 to 8 pm
7th
Complimentary Hors d’oeuvres
Make your dinner reservations in
Mixed Grille or Four Seasons
Room by calling 610.433.7443.
Kid’s Club is available this evening.
Parent’s Night Out and Kid’s Club
Friday, September 7th
6:00 to 10:00 pm
Parents enjoy dining at your Club while our Kid’s
Instructors entertain your children with dinner,
movies and other activities including
Nintendo Wii!!
$25 per child plus cost of dinner
Targeted for trained children ages 4 to 12
Reservations required by Friday at 9 am for
staffing purposes 610-433-7443
PARENTS MUST BE ON THE PREMISES!!
Men’s Golf Member-Member Schedule
Friday, August 31st
CLUB
CLOSED
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER
4TH
Member Stag Night - No other dinner business
Pool closes @ 6:00 pm
Saturday, September 1st
Member-Member Tournament (27holes)
Regular Dining Hours - Course Closed all Day
Sunday, September 2nd
Member-Member Tournament (18 holes)
Regular Dining Hours - Course Closed until 5:00 pm
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Starting Wednesday, September 5th
TUESDAYS
Pizza & Wine Night
Every Tuesday evening start off your dinner with either a house, chopped or
Caesar salad. Then choose one of Chef Hardy’s specialty homemade pizzas
from our menu, served with a glass of house wine for only $17.95
(plus tax & gratuity).
SOUTHWESTERN WEDNESDAYS
A pre-fixe menu starting with Tortilla Chips, Pico de Gallo and sour cream, followed by
Southwestern Chopped Salad. Dinner comes complete with a Beef Fajita,
Fish & Chicken Taco, Mexican Rice and Refried Beans.
$18.95 (plus tax & gratuity).
THURSDAYS
Create your own Burger
September 6, 13, 20, 27
Choose your Burger: American Kobe, Grass-Fed Buffalo, Grass-Fed Elk, Free Range Turkey or
Salmon
Choice of Bun:
Sesame Seed, Kaiser, Onion, or Whole Wheat
Choice of Cheese:
American, Cheddar, Pepper Jack, Swiss, Monterey Jack, Provolone, Blue Cheese
or Smoked Cheddar
Choice of Sauces:
Roasted Garlic Aioli, Bourbon Buffalo BBQ, Mayo, Creamed Horseradish,
Worcestershire or Tarter
Choice of Toppings: Crispy Fried Onions, Sautéed Onions, Sliced Onion, Sautéed Mushrooms, Cajun
Blackened Jalapeno Peppers and Lettuce-Tomato-Onion-Pickles
Choose your Side:
Fresh Cut French Fries, Regular French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries, Fried Onion
Rings, Tater Tots, Sour Cream Chive Steak Fries or Creamy Cole Slaw
PLEASE NOTE: On special menu nights; these offerings may not be available. Watch for email updates. FRIDAY & SATURDAY
September 14th & 15th
Allen Brothers Steak Nites
Reservations; 610-433-7443
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S O C I A L
German Night Menu
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
October 2nd, 3rd, 4th
Fun Friday
Friday, October 5th
Parent’s Night Out & Kid’s Club
Friday, October 5th
Sunday, October 14th
Mother/ Grandmother & Daughter/Granddaughter
Cupcakes and Tea
One-Day Member-Guest
Wednesday, October 17th
Ladies’ Night Out
Wednesday, October 24th
Sunday, October 28th
Family Fall Halloween Event
And
LCC’s Ever Popular Theatre Bus Trip
Wednesday, November 28th
Choose from “Newsies” and “Nice Work if you can Get it”
with Matthew Broderick.
More info to follow
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S O C I A L
German Night Theme Menu
Tuesday through Thursday
October 2, 3, 4
Help Yourself to our Soup and Salad Bar
German Sampler 22.00
A Combination of Roast Pork Loin, Sauerbraten,
Bratwurst, Sauerkraut and Mashed Potatoes
Roast Boneless Loin of Pork 22.00
Natural Gravy
Sauerbraten 21.00
Marinated Beef Braised in a Sweet and Sour Sauce
Weiner Schnitzel 25.00
Breaded Veal Cutlet Sautéed Golden Brown
German Octoberfest Beer & Wine will be
available at the bar.
Try some of your favorite German desserts:
Apple Strudel and German Chocolate Cake
(Ala Carte)
LCC is inviting all Mothers and Daughters and Grandmothers and Granddaughters
Sunday, October 14th
4:00 to 6:00 pm
Four Seasons Room
Be Artistic & Delicious – Decorate your own Cupcakes!
Enjoy assorted tea sandwiches, scones, cupcakes, fresh fruit with chocolate fondue,
assorted hot teas, iced tea and lemonade.
Music and Dancing with DJ Wesley Works
$20 per person plus tax and gratuity
Open Seating – Guests Welcome
Reserve at the Clubhouse 610.433.7443
Casual Dress
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Golf
LEHIGH WOMEN’S GOLF PROGRAM
A big thank you goes out to both Jackie Beck and Nancy Bogert for chairing the Ladies Day and the Rally
for the Cure events. It was as always a very enjoyable day and a great way to support a very worthy cause.
We extend our thanks to Lisa Zinkler for chairing the Ladies 9-hole Invitational. Due to inclement weather
the Invitational was cancelled and is rescheduled for Tuesday, October 2nd. Sean has arranged for a
spectacular day of golf at the fabulous Skytop Golf Course on Sept 6th. Please reserve this date with the pro
shop and plan on attending this fun golf field trip. It’s hard to believe that fall twilight is around the corner
and teeing up for a Sept 12th start date. Talk among yourselves and get your partners ready. Congratulations
to all the ladies who participated in the July tournaments. Please read on for the official results.
Tuesday Women's Golf
Flag Tournament, July 3rd, 2012 1st Place - Judi Kramer - Holed out on last hole - #18
2nd Place Lisa Johnson - Green #18
3rd Place Kathy O’Brien - Fringe #18
4th Place Maryann Meehan - Short of #18 Green
Par 3 Tournament 2 Best Balls Net of Threesome, July 10, 2012 1st Place Net Lisa Johnson, Judi Kramer, Kari Mesko - 33
2nd Place Net Mary Beth Bohri, Mary Gedney, Michele Pessina 47*
*Broke tie by a match of cards
Gross, Net, Putts, July 17, 2012 1st Place Gross Maryann Meehan 52
2nd Place Gross Lesley Morrow 53
1st Place Net Nancy Bitto 34
2nd Place Net Lisa Zinkler 35
3rd Place Net Shelly Pessina 39
1st Place Putts (tie) Kathy O’Brien, Kathy Serfass 16
3rd Place Putts (tie) Judi Kramer, Diane McMakin 18
Club Championship 18‐Hole Medal Play, July 24th & 25th, 2012 2012 Champion Diane McMakin
Runner-Up Susan Serfass
Flight 1 Winner Christine Jaeger
Flight 1 Runner-Up Judi Kramer
Flight 2 Winner Nancy Bitto
Flight 2 Runner-Up Kathy Serfass
Pre‐Teen Tournament One Best Ball of Foursome – 12 Holes , July 31, 2012 1st Place Gross Cathy Wright, Diane McMakin, Anita Raab, Jean Weiner, 57
1st Place Net Diane Adams, Judi Kramer, Christine Jaeger, Nancy Bitto, 37
2nd Place Net Pam Adamczak, Linda Epstein, Maryann Meehan, Blind Partner 38
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Golf
LEHIGH WOMEN’S GOLF PROGRAM
Continued
Thursday Women's Golf
Specialty Prize Tournament ‐ July 5, 2012 Longest Drive #2 Jennifer Miska
Longest Drive #17 Destiny Salvaggio
Straightest Drive #9 Barb Bennicoff
Straightest Drive #15 Barb Bennicoff
Closest to Pin #3 Barb Brodsky 30ft.4in
Closest to Pin #13 Lynn Codrea 11ft.3in
Closest to Pin #16 Cathy Wright 5ft.2in
Par 3 Tournament 2 Best Balls of Foursome, July 10, 2012 1st Place Gross Mary Bernd, Terry Khoury, Val Rich, Jane Warrick, 125
1st Place Net Fern Hozza, Erica Hyman, Mary McNairy, Anita Raab, 87
Ladies Day – Rally For The Cure One Best Ball of Foursome, July 19, 2012 18 hole league 1st Place Gross Mo Bryan, Meg Wisely, Beth Rafferty, Destiny Salvaggio, 74
1st Place Net Jackie Beck, Kelly Pelletier, Nancy Soares, Lori Carr, 52
2nd Place Net Jennifer Miska, Deborah Kepler, Cheryl Harries, Gail Clewell, 56
3rd Place Net Alisa Graybill, Elissa Graner, Judi Kramer, Lisa Zinkler, 57
4th Place Net Anita Raab, Cheryl Peters, Ruth Keblish, Mary McNairy, 61*
9 hole league 1st Place Net Kari Mesko, Karen Paxson, Lisa Johnson, Dolly DiCarlo, 21
2nd Place Net Kathy Serfass, Susan Serfass, Michele Pessina, MaryBeth Bohri, 22
Specialty Prizes Straightest Drive #9 Katrina Rainford
Longest Drive #17 Destiny Salvaggio
Closest to the Pin #16 Gail Clewell 5ft. 9in
Pot of Gold #7 - Mary Bernd, Destiny Salvaggio, Meg Wisely, Susan Christine, Kassie Rainford,
Anne Wolfe, Linda Epstein, Susan Moring, Andrea Jones
Club Championship, July 26th & 27th, 2012 Club Champion Ann Bahnick 168
Runner-Up Mo Bryan 178
Flight 1 Winner Renee Vostinak 182
Flight 2 Winner Barbara Brodsky 207 JUST A REMINDER
Due to inclement weather, the Ladies’ 9 Hole Invitational has been
re-scheduled for Tuesday, October 2, 2012.
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Golf
GOLF SHOP NEWS
Wayne Phillips, Golf Professional
We have some great golf events on the September calendar – mark these dates and plan to be here at the Club:
September
1-2
3
6
15
21
22
29
Men’s Member-Member Championship
Labor Day Mixed
Women’s Bus trip to Skytop Lodge
Pro As Your Partner
Men’s Bus trip to Huntsville GC
One Day Member Guest
LCC Ryder Cup
Our fall merchandise is arriving daily in the LCC Golf Shop. Some of the new arrivals includes shirts, slacks,
sweaters, and outwear from such leading manufacturers’ as Polo, Fairway & Greene, Nike, Travis Mathew, E.P.
Pro, Nivo, Cutter & Buck and Adidas. The newest in Footjoy 2013 styles are in stock for men and women alike.
Special orders are always available as well from Nike, Adidas, and Ecco.
The LCC practice facility will close at 6:30 p.m. daily throughout this month. It is still not too late to get your golf
swing and golf game back in good working order this fall! Check out your schedules and give an LCC Golf
Professional a call to end the season on the right track!
The summer tournament schedule is coming to a close. Congratulations to the following players who made it into
the winner’s circle this summer Twilight I
North:
South:
Jerry Barr – Dave Kepler
Rick Reinhard – Frank Posocco East:
West: Jan Graybill – Platte Moring
Mike Lentz – Bryan Snapp
One Day Member Guest
Gross:
Dave Zinkler, Gary Daniels, Jeff Ferro, Blaine Phillips
Net:
Ron Smoll, Mark Smoll, John Zayaitz, Tom Copehart
July 4th
Gross:
Net:
Bob Beck, Sean Lyons, Navid Hadian, Jack Daddona, Jr.
Joe Bubba, Brian Sullivan, John Yurconic, Jr., Vince Kraft
July 4th Mixed
Gross :
Bob and Jackie Beck
Net:
George and Nancy Bitto
Steve and Katrina Rainford
Pat and Maryann Meehan
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Golf
GOLF SHOP NEWS CONTINUED:
LCC Member Guest
Low Gross:
Most Points:
Low Ringer:
2nd Low Gross:
Flights
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Tom Soares and Jeff Zieky
Jack Daddona Jr. and Pat Boyle
Navid Hadian and Bob Della Sala
Steve Rainford and Ed Flowerdew
Art Wright and Tom Bartolacci
Bob Beck and Dave Dibrigida
Dave Cox and Paul Smith
Tony Salvaggio and Joe Milutis
Rick Reinhard and Rick Stauffer
Gaspare Dicarlo and Herb Levy
Keith Vadas and Carl Napoletano
Bob Zamboldi and Rob Zamboldi
Joe D’Amico and Pete Penz
Due to the aerification of the
golf course, the course will be
closed on the following days . . .
Tuesday, September 4th
Wednesday, September 5th
Thursday, September 6th
Course re-opens on
Friday, September 7th
Most Points Saturday: Bob Beck and Dave Dibrigida
FORMAT:
18 holes using each player’s net score with Wayne’s gross score in a Better Ball event.
Wayne is everyone’s partner for the day.
ENTRY FEE:
$15.00 per player
PAIRINGS:
Make your own foursome and declare your intentions by signing-up in advance at the
Golf Shop that day or to your playing partner on the tee that morning or afternoon.
WHO’S ELIGIBLE:
Any Lehigh Country Club golf member (men & women) with an official USGA handicap.
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Golf
LCC RYDER CUP
Saturday, September 29th
The 2012 Ryder Cup matches are scheduled for September 27 to 30th at the Medinah Country Club in
Chicago, IL pitting the United States against the Europeans. In conjunction with this international event,
we will be conducting our own version of this great tournament at Lehigh Country Club on Saturday,
September 29th.
FORMAT:
27 Holes using three different formats:
Four Ball -- Foursome -- Singles Matches
Sign up as a team of two or the Golf Shop will pair you with
another single.
Registration will be limited to the first 60 players.
Teams (U.S. and Europe) will be appointed by the Golf Shop.
All Men & Women with an established 18 hole handicap are eligible.
PRIZES:
Awarded to the winning team
TEE TIMES:
Will be assigned by the committee. Play will start on the first tee at 8:00
am and continue for 18 holes. After a short lunch break, the last nine
holes will be played.
ENTRY FEES:
$45.00 per person -- includes prizes and lunch
Sign-up begins Thursday, September 13th, at 8:30 a.m.
ONLY PHONE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED -- 437-1451.
Sign-up closes Wednesday, September 26th, at 12:00 noon or when the field is filled.
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“FALL FINALE“
LEHIGH COUNTRY CLUB
GOLF ONE-DAY MEMBER-GUEST
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17th
One Member May Bring Up to Seven Guests
(Each foursome must have at least one guest)
$130.00 per member
$150.00 per guest
Cart/Caddy fees are not included.
Sign-up begins Friday, September 14th, at 8:30 am
In-person or phone entries will be accepted - Call the Golf Shop – 610-437-1451
All members will be assigned a lottery number at the time of their sign up.
Sign-up closes Thursday, September 20th at 12:00 pm
The field will be limited to 100 players.
All players will be notified of their status for this event by Friday, September 21st
.
Guests’ USGA handicap verifications must be submitted to the
Golf Shop prior to Saturday, October 13th.
Any cancellations by a group after October 10th will subject the members of the cancelled group a 50%
cancellation fee of the tournament entry fees.
TEAM FORMAT:
One BB Front 9
Two BB Back 9
Low Gross and Low Net Team Prizes
STARTING TIME: 1:00 pm Shotgun
Lunch – Please Note: Golfer Buffet Luncheon is included.
Buffet available at 11:30 am in the Flynn Room.
Stag Day Includes: Prizes, Buffet Luncheon in the Flynn Room, Refreshments on the Golf
Course, Grazing Dinner, Draft Beer, Guest Greens Fees & all Taxes and Gratuities.
Grill Buffet Dinner begins at 5:30 pm and includes:
Steamers, Raw Clams & Oysters on the Half Shell, Steamed Clams, Hors d’oeuvres, Soup, Southwest Chopped
Salad ,Grilled Bone-in Filet Mignon, Yellow Fin Tuna Steak, Maryland Crab Cakes, Roasted Fall Vegetables,
Assorted Salads and Dessert.
(Gentlemen, during dinner service -- jackets are optional and please refrain from smoking.
Thank you.)
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R A C Q U E T S
RACQUET’S NEWS
Jennifer Capuzzi, Racquets Director
Labor Day Mixer
Monday, September 3
Labor Day – Play 9:00 – 11:30 – Lunch 12:00 – 1:00
This is an outstanding Round Robin format. Scores are tallied and the winners and runner-ups are
announced before lunch.
Fee applies: $15 per person
Fall Season Women’s Interclub: Wednesdays starting September 5th.
Ladies’ Instructional Clinic: Offered Wednesdays at 6:00 pm beginning September 5th.
Ladies Team Practice: 10:30 am on Friday
Organized Doubles Play: Monday @ 6:00 pm and Saturday @ 9:00 am
Junior Fall Skills Clinics – Tennis and Paddle
8 week program September 5th to October 23rd
Fee: 1 hr.: $14 per clinic
1.5 hrs: $20 per clinic
Tuesday
4:00 – 5:30
Intermediate-Advanced ~ ages 10-15
Wednesday
4:00 – 5:00
Basic Skills~ ages 6-8
Wednesday
5:00 – 6:00
Basic Skills~ ages 9-11
Thursday:
1:00 – 1:45
Teenie Tennis ~ ages 3-5
Junior Paddle Clinics begin in November.
Pro Shop Hours
Monday - Closed
Tuesday
9:30 am to 4:00 pm
Wednesday
9:30 am to 7:00 pm
Thursday
9:30 am to 4:00 pm
Friday
9:30 am to 3:00 pm
Saturday
9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Sunday - Closed
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P o o l
Dear Lehigh Country Club Members,
Can you believe another LCC pool season has come to an end! We were so pleased to have so
many fun filled hot and sunny pool days.
This summer not only did we add more family friendly pool nights but we also extended our Friday
night pool hours until 9pm which even allowed your families to bring their very own pool rafts
from 5-9pm! Along with late night Friday swimming we also had, Olympic pool games in honor of
the Olympics this summer, late night camp out swim and movie by the pool nights which were well
received.
Our swim team had a phenomenal season this year and we placed 4th overall at championships
which was held here at LCC pool. We had a great turn out and everything ran smoothly, thank you
to all of the LCC staff for volunteering your time and also to the parents we could not have done
this without you!
We had a high number of children participate in swimming lessons this season! We can not wait for
these little ones to join the LCC swim team in the near future!
My staff and I would like to thank you for a fantastic summer and we can not wait to see everyone
back again next summer at the Pool!
I hope you have a great school year!
Sincerely,
Melissa Kucharczuk
Pool Director
Pool Hours:
Saturday & Sunday
September 1st & 2nd
11:00 am to 7:00 pm
Monday, September 3rd
Labor Day 10:00 am to 5:00
Pool closes for the season!
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Duplicate Bridge Winners:
July 11th
North-South
1st
Louise Powell and B. Steiner
2nd
Nancy Trabin and Freda Witmer
East-West
1st
Barbara Stabile and Florence Futcher
2nd
Barbara Bert and Lois Fuini
rd
3
Susan Kuss and Nancy Kressley
July 25th
North-South
1st
Mike Stamatako and Ray Patridge
2nd
Hilda Gibson and Charlene Thomas
East-West
1st
Kay Hays and Phyllis McDowell
2nd
Barbara Benner and Barbara Greener
T
O
W
E
L
S
If by chance a golf towel or a
blue-striped towel found its way
into your car or home, please
return it to the club now. Very
shortly, the club’s linen supplier
will inventory all linens and
towel. Any shortages the club
must pay for. Thank you in
advance for your cooperation.
LCC IS CLOSED ON THE FOLLOWING
HOLIDAY DATES
Monday, December 24th
Tuesday, December 25th
Tuesday, January 1st
PLEASE NOTE:
LCC is OPEN on Monday, December 31, 2012
Reminder that the entire lunch & dinner menu is available for takeout during our regular dining hours. Weekly specials are posted on the club website. Page 15
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We Need Your Help, Please
DINING RESERVATIONS
Ordinarily we can accurately guess how many members will be using the Club’s dining facilities.
However, in recent months, it is becoming more difficult to predict. On behalf of the dining
room, kitchen, bar, and members who do make advanced reservations, please, if possible, give us
a call if you are coming to the club for lunch or dinner.
PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGES IN DINING HOURS
Beginning Wednesday, September 5, 2012, the kitchen will close at 9:00 p.m. on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, and Thursdays; at 10:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays; and at 8:00 p.m. on
Sundays. Please remember, your orders should be in the kitchen 15 minutes prior to the closing
hours.
DINING HOURS
Tuesday through Saturday
Sunday
11:30 a.m. to 9:45 p.m.
11:30 a.m. to 8:45 p.m.
(Beginning September 5th)
Tuesday through Thursday: 11:30 a.m. to 8:45 p.m.
Friday and Saturday:
11:30 a.m. to 9:45 p.m.
Sunday:
11:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m.
It’s beginning to look a lot like CHRISTMAS!
HO – HO - HO
Christmas is just around the corner and if you haven’t made a reservation for your
Christmas Party now is the time to do it. There are still rooms available. Please give
me a call, 610-433-7443, or E-mail me, [email protected], so I may schedule
your party before everything is booked. As of right now, we still have a few popular
dates/room available for your party ranging from 2 to 300 people.
As always, your Club is going to look spectacular for the Holiday season. What a
great time to show your Club off to your family members, friends and co-workers.
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Letter from your General Manager
August 20, 2012
Dear Lehigh Country Club Members:
WHERE HAS THE SUMMER GONE??? Not too long ago we were preparing for “Father’s
Day” and now we are preparing for “Labor Day” and getting the kids ready for “Back to School”.
Thank you to those members who responded to our mid-summer and restaurant surveys. Your
responses are extremely helpful. Your opinions enable us to better serve the membership.
Additional surveys regarding the pool and children’s summer camps will also be sent to you
shortly.
This summer we have a unique situation with regards to the pool; due to the high schools starting
prior to Labor Day we are reaching out to neighboring aquatic centers for extra help at the pool.
Our concern is, the week prior to Labor Day; with lack of lifeguards, it may be necessary to
reduce the operating hours. You will be notified of this if necessary.
On Monday, September 10th and 17th, a contractor will be repairing/recoating the walkways at the
tennis area. If you are at the Club on either one of those days, please avoid walking on the
walkways.
We received many positive comments regarding the new menu designs; thanks to Janine Sarmir,
evening receptionist and Chef Hardy.
To quote a recent survey response form a one-year member:
Survey question: In what areas do you feel Lehigh Country Club is particularly strong? In other
words, in what way is it better than most of the similar clubs?
Survey response: Member cordiality, staff excellent – best staff I have ever been privileged to
help me enjoy myself. I’m amazed so many know my name already. Staff is your strongest asset.
This season has been very busy, exciting and very successful thanks to our dedicated staff and
you – the members. Needless to say, our year-round full time staff are the best and this year our
seasonal staff were great also. When I say this, I am not limiting my comments to the restaurant.
I include the grounds seasonal staff including the H2B fellows from Mexico. I am also including
the pool, kid’s camp staff, tennis and golf staff. Everyone learned quickly and fit in beautifully.
This all starts with the hiring process; I compliment the department heads and Jen Felegy. These
are the people who make the choices that result in happy employees and happy members. Great
job kids!!!
Sincerely,
Zen
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LEHIGH COUNTRY CLUB WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS
July 2012
Junior member, Dr. Jack Basile, and his wife
Marcie joined Lehigh in July. Jack is a
Physician/Emergency Medicine at Team
Health/St. Joseph Medical Center. Marcie is a
Physician Assistant at LVHN Emergency
Medicine.
Transfer:
Mr. Paul Householder
Proprietary to Non-Resident
ENJOY YOUR OWN PERSONAL WINE TASTING!
Starting in September, you may order a flight of wine.
Choose any three wines from the tent wine list and enjoy a 2
ounce pour of each. The total price for the wine flight will
be the average of all prices on the tent. The wine flight is
equal to one 6 ounce glass of wine! Enjoy yourself with
having a little taste of each wine paired with your favorite
dish. It’s Fun!!
For representing Lehigh in the 3rd annual “Dawn to Dusk Golf Marathon”
sponsored by the Golf Association of Philadelphia to benefit the J. Wood Platt
Caddy Scholarship foundation.
Ethan was the only player to walk and carry his own golf bag out of the 34
participants! He played 144 holes in 12 hours walking almost 35 miles. Ethan
had sponsor dollars totaling $3,400. Lehigh Country Club is proud of you!!!!
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Arthur W. Wright Jr.
President
James Martin
Vice-President
Donald A. Zamborsky Thomas Scalici
Secretary
Treasurer
Term Expires
David Serfass
William H. Coles III
James Rodgers Jr.
John Hayes
Richard Pearce II
John T. Yurconic
Peter Adams
Aman Barber III
Gerald Barr
2013
2013
2013
2014
2014
2014
2015
2015
2015
Committee Chairpersons
Richard Pearce II
Gerald Barr
John C. Hayes
Thomas Scalici
Dr. Anthony P. Abdalla
John T. Yurconic
Richard Adams
Patricia Cox
Kim Adams
House
Golf
Grounds
Finance
Membership
Tennis
Paddle Tennis
Swimming Pool
Entertainment
Subcommittees
Terry Khoury/Mary Bernd
Andy Lisicky
Co-Chairs Women’s Golf
Junior Golf
The mission of Lehigh Country Club is to be the private
country club of choice in the Lehigh Valley. This will be
achieved by providing quality facilities and services and by
making Lehigh Country Club every member's preferred
establishment for dining, social, and recreational activities.
We will provide an outstanding golf course in terms of
appearance, condition, and fairness to all levels of play, in
addition to an excellent tennis, paddle tennis, swim, and
clubhouse facilities, with well manicured grounds
surrounding the club complex. Employees will treat every
member, family member, and guest with courtesy and
respect, in a warm and welcome atmosphere.
In order to ensure the excellent experience for the
members, the Club will carefully select compatible new
members and appropriately limit the total membership.
The Board of Governors and management will be both
responsive to the membership, as well as responsible, with
the purpose of perpetuating the Club by constantly
maintaining the facilities and operating the Club in a sound
financial manner to protect and enhance the value of the
member’s equity, thereby assuring the continuity of Lehigh
Country Club's long tradition of excellence.
Management
Zenard W. Mikulski, Jr. CCM, General Manager
[email protected]
Richard Sarmir, Assistant Manager
[email protected]
Jack Albenzi, Controller
[email protected]
Marianne Zerfass, Banquet Manager
[email protected]
George Hardy, Executive Chef
[email protected]
Ed Decker, Clubhouse Engineer
[email protected]
John Chassard, Director of Grounds
[email protected]
Ryan Fogel, Grounds Superintendent
[email protected]
Wayne Phillips, Golf Professional
[email protected]
Jennifer Capuzzi, Head Racquets Professional
[email protected]
Tonia Lynn, Beverage Manager
[email protected]
Donna Torbert, Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
Jennifer Felegy, Membership
[email protected]
Amy Remaley, Member Billing
[email protected]
Immediate Past Pres.
Robert Zamboldi
NUMBERS FREQUENTLY CALLED
Clubhouse
610.433.7443
Golf Pro Shop
610.437.1451
Pool
610.433.8533
Starter
610.433.3449
Grounds
610.967.4643
Men’s Locker
610.435.5311
Tennis Pro Shop
610.434.7884
Solicitor
Paul A. McGinley
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F I T N E S S
BEGIN YOGA
Yoga will begin on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Come practice Hatha yoga, a gentle style of Yoga offered @ Lehigh Country Club!!
Where: Clubhouse
When: Tuesdays and Thursdays: 9 to 10 am
Come practice YOGA and BEGIN to feel great!
Practicing yoga benefits:
• builds cardiovascular fitness
● reduces stress
• increases strength and stamina
● improves flexibility and balance
• aides in maintaining immune function and lowered blood pressure
• gives you a deep sense of calm and peace
What could possibly be better than a fitness routine with mental health benefits?????
For more information please contact: Jacqueline
BEGIN YOGA
610.462.3924 [email protected]
Posture n Core Classes with John Bolesta
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
8 AM - 9 AM $12/class
Fitness – Personal Training We help you by discovering where you need to begin. Too many people neglect the key areas
that need to be built before advancing. If you don't begin correctly, you won't create the platform
upon which to progress. We begin through evaluating your body for strengths and weaknesses.
Contact us when you are ready to succeed.
John Bolesta - The Bolesta Method [email protected] 610-360-4152
Water Aerobics
Every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday
through September
Deep Water Workout
8:00 am to 8:45 am.
POOLS ARE HEATED!!!
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