Save the Date A Note from the General Manager

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OCTOBER 2009
Save the Date
Newsletter Published for the Members and Friends of Kensington Golf and Country Club
A Note from the General Manager
By Bob Crissman | General Manager
T
All Hallows’ Eve Party
October 30, 2009
Ribbon-Cutting
Welcome Back &
Party
November 14, 2009
en, Nine, Eight,
Seven……..
It’s
countdown
time
at Kensington! As seen
in the photos emailed to
you recently (and on the
following pages), we’re
nearing the completion of
the renovation of our beautiful clubhouse.
There is still much work to do, but our
contractor has assured us that they will
be ready for the Certificate of Occupancy
(C.O.) inspection by November 1st. We
then plan to take delivery of Furniture,
Fixtures & Accessories (F. F. & A.) between
November 3rd & 6th. This is our current
and realistic schedule however, we cannot
control issues related to inspections or code
interpretations. That being said, our plan is
to move in during the week of November
9th, warm up the kitchen equipment, get
the jitters out of the staff and OPEN with
a ribbon cutting “Welcome Back” party on
Saturday, November 14th!
So, we believe it is safe to plan your travel
schedules to be part of this very exciting
day. Additionally, our wonderful project
chair (and reason we continue to be on
time & under budget), David Portman,
will be conducting project tours the week
before opening as well as the following
weeks for our more seasonal flock. Watch
your email for details on scheduling and
sign-ups as these will be limited in group
size.
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Our Food & Beverage operating schedule
as noted on the calendar, has been adjusted
and enhanced. We are adding another night
of dining (Thursday) and enhancing the entertainment quality for Friday evening dinner
dances with table d’hôte dining two times
most months and will bring you theme dining, some with programs, seafood nights and
periodic club parties on the other Fridays. We
hope and trust you enjoy these offerings as
your staff and committees have worked hard
to provide fresh and exciting ways for our
diverse membership to enjoy our new surroundings.
You will see many familiar faces when you return, as well as several new ones. Katie Flicker
has joined us as our new Lead Receptionist.
Katie hails from Leicester, England and has
been living in Naples for the past 11 years. She
worked in Guest Services at the Marco Island
Marriott & the Ritz-Carlton Beach Resort
and spent six years with Gulfstream Homes
working in Sales, Warranty and Administration. Additionally, Ms. Becky Taylor has
joined the team as our new Executive Club
Secretary supporting our Administrative and
Marketing functions. Becky was previously
with London Bay Homes and is from Medford, New Jersey where she was the Executive
Assistant to the COO of Burlington Coat Factory. Please join me in welcoming these fine
ladies as well as all the smiling new ladies and
gentlemen who are joining the Kensington
Family.
We all look forward to kicking off this season,
and a great new era for Kensington Golf &
Country Club!
Kensington Golf & Country Club
CLUB NEWS
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Golf Shop
Tennis Shop
Fitness Center
Gate House
239-649-4440
213-1983
213-1998
649-0071
649-7862
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649-4664
Robert P. Crissman, CCM | General Manager
Ext. 202 (direct line: 213-1980)
[email protected]
Becky Taylor | Executive Club Secretary
[email protected]
Keith Hughes | Controller
[email protected]
Karl Coombes | Tennis Professional
[email protected]
Richard L. Erick, PGA | Golf Professional
[email protected]
Lindsey LaCroix | Marketing Director
[email protected]
David Lenio | Executive Chef
[email protected]
Corey McDonough |Golf Course Superintendent
(direct line: 649-6941)
[email protected]
Jamie Sweeney | Food & Beverage Director
[email protected]
Megan Nash | Asst Food & Beverage Mgr
[email protected]
Christine Carollo | Fitness Director
[email protected]
Israel Jimenez | Facilities Manager
[email protected]
Katie Flicker | Receptionist
[email protected]
Clubhouse Fax 649-0427
Golf Shop Fax 649-8250
Kronicle
Upcoming Events
October 16 & 23 | Poolside Buffet • $14.95++
welcome new members!
Carmen & Mary Ann LoRe (Equity Golf)
clubhouse renovation news
Chelsea Lounge
Kensington Dining Room
Clubhouse Front ready for fresh landscape
New 2nd Floor Balcony
Kitchen ready for new equipment
Ribbon-Cutting/Grand Opening of the newly renovated
clubhouse on November 14
Visit our website www.kensingtoncc.com
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social club directory
Membership News
By Lindsey LaCroix | Marketing Director
I
am so happy to take this opportunity to introduce myself and officially say “hello” to all of you. Having been
on board now for just about two months, I am thrilled
to be a part of your team and look forward to a great season
ahead… and beyond.
In a time of year when life in Naples is generally at its slowest, August
and September, I have noticed a great number of people inquiring about
homes, rentals, and memberships. October will bring us several home and
membership resales, the start of our rental season, and many of you arriving
back for season. I have been receiving several calls a week from people
inquiring about renting a home here in season, with a golf membership.
The good news for the economy is that we have run out of rental options!
The bad news for the renters is that the demand outweighs the supply. If
any of you still have a rental unit available with a golf membership, please
let me know and I will try to match you with a renter. If you have friends
and family coming down and are still in need of a rental unit, please feel
free to contact me and we can discuss your options.
In preparation for what we believe to be a fantastic season, I’d like to share
with you some of our plans for marketing and promoting Kensington. First
and foremost, our message is clear: We are a member-owned, financiallystable Club with a stunning, newly renovated clubhouse. With the instability
of some of the developer-owned clubs around town, this message has a
stronger meaning than ever for the coming year. We will be marketing to
those clubs in turmoil and hoping to convert some of their members to
Kensington. I am finalizing our advertising campaigns and working on the
details for mailings, prospecting functions, Realtor education functions,
and member events for the coming months. We will be showing off our
Club as often as possible!
We will continue to offer our Associate Membership for the 2009-2010
year. This is a one-year “trial” plan with an incentive to join at the end. This
membership plan could be a great opportunity to those that are not able
to find a rental in Kensington for the coming season but still want to have
access to our amenities and facilities. Additional membership information
will be sent out from the Board of Directors.
Once again, we are anticipating a great season ahead and I am delighted to
be a part of the excitement at Kensington. Please feel free to contact me at
your convenience to discuss the membership plans mentioned above or to
just say “hello!”
I look forward to the opportunity to greet you all at the front doors of our
new clubhouse soon!
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Ladies Lunch Bunch
Marie Harris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 659-6360
Rosemary Hammar . . . . . . . . . . 659-6304
Bridge, Ladies
(High Intermediate & Duplicate)
Connie Derry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 649-8831
Pam Nilson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430-4961
Bridge, Ladies (Intermediate)
Jeanne Morris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 430-5669
Joyce Oldham. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-1100
Bridge, Mixed
Tom & Marilyn Pritchard . . . . . 643-8219
Artists’ Guild
Joan Abelson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403-8831
Linda Heisler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 434-2332
Book Club
Kathy Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403-0807
Fairlyn Mooradian . . . . . . . . . . . 643-5163
Mah Jongg
Juanita Doctors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403-3956
Writers and Wanna B’s
Steve Roberts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 417-1554
Wednesday, November 18
“Ladies Lunch Bunch
Launches Clubhouse”
11:30 prompt
New Season, New Clubhouse
Pro Shop Trunk Show and
special discounts for attendees.
Be one of the first to see…..tours provided.
Call club for reservations
Wednesday, December 16th
Poinsettia Elegance
Ladies Lunch Bunch
Holiday Gift Exchange
Come join in the festivities of the
always popular and exciting holiday
luncheon and gift exchange
Bring a gift valued at $20, wrapped,
no tag
Plenty of surprises and fun!
GOLF
Scheduling Highlights
Ladies 9-Hole Golf
Schedule
November 5Opening Day
January 18 Guest Day
February 15
Guest Day
April 19
Closing Day Scramble
Ladies 18-Hole Golf
Schedule
January 21
Guest Day
February 11&12 Presidents Cup
February 25-26Invitational
March 4Member/Member
March 18
Guest Day
April 8
Guys And Dolls
April 13, 15, 16
Club Championship
April 29
Closing Day
Men’s Golf Schedule
December 9
GUEST DAY
January 20
GUEST DAY
February 16-17
Presidents Cup
February 24
GUEST DAY
March 24-26 Invitational
April 7*
Cumulative Point
Challenge
(Memorial Trophy)
April 14-16
Club Championships
April 28*
Closing Day
From the Fairways...
Richard L. Erick, PGA | Golf Professional
W
ow, summer has gone by quickly and the staff
has never been as anxious to get a season started
as we are this year. Under the direction of Golf
Committee Co-Chairs Jim Nelson and Gary London we
have a lot of exciting things planned. In addition to your
new clubhouse this is our trade in year for the golf car fleet.
There will be 50 new EZ-Go carts delivered the first week of November.
The Chelsea Tee Time system has been overhauled providing several new
options. If you haven’t already logged on since the upgrade was installed,
you will now access Chelsea through the Kensington website at www.
kensingtoncc.com. Once you are in the website simply click on Golf and
the first item in the drop down menu will be CHELSEA TEE TIMES.
Click on this link and it will take you straight in to Chelsea with no further
passwords required. Once you have your tee time business complete feel
free to browse the website for other information in which you may be
interested. Your Ladies’ and Men’s sub-committee chairs, Pat London
and Hagan Andersen, in conjunction with their committee members
have added several new events to spice up the schedule. In addition, Tom
and Julie McCarron of the couples’ sub-committee have developed a fun
schedule of events. The new event on the couples schedule will be the
“Kensington Fling” which will take place on Sunday January 24th. The
event will be chaired by Sue Butschi and details will be posted in the next
issue.
Don’t forget opening days for men and women are November 4th and
5th respectively. And our first Sunday Social for the year is November 1st.
Please be reminded that if your northern club is not on GHIN you need
to have your club forward to us your 20 most recent scores for handicapping purposes.
The Golf Staff is looking forward to yet another great season!
ACERS CLUB
Couples Events
Special congratulations to Faye Derham for
her Hole-in-One on August 4th at neighboring
club Royal Poinciana. Faye’s ace occurred on the
5th hole of the Cypress Course and there to witness her feat were Patsy Zalokar, Margie Fiocchi,
and Joanne Salazar.
January 24
Kensington Fling*
March 7
Couples Invitational
April 18
Jack & Jill
(Celebration Of Champions Awards Dinner)*
*New For 2010
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OCTOBER
SUNDAYMONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Golf
Tennis
Fitness
Club Dining
& Events
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5
Ladies Tennis Doubles
11
Mercedes Tournament
8:30am Shotgun & Lunch
18
25
12
19
26
6
Men’s Tennis Doubles
13
20
Glo Ball Tournament
27
7
14
21
28
THURSDAY
FRIDAYSATURDAY
1
2
Ladies Tennis Clinic
8
15
22
29
3
Men’s Tennis Clinic
Mixed Doubles 10:30 am
9
16
Poolside Buffet 6:00 pm
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Poolside Buffet 6:00 pm
10
17
24
30
All Hallows’ Eve Party
6:00 pm
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All Hallows’ eve Pa r t y
october 30th • 6:00 PM • $14.95++
Menu
~ Iceberg lettuce wedges,
blue cheese, candied walnuts, cherry tomatoes &
assorted dressings
~Roasted Garlic Bread
~Gingered Chicken with
scallions & tomatoes
~Fried Rice
~Marinated Grilled Grouper
~Autumn Pasta Salad
~Seared Sirloin Steaks
~ Potato Pancakes
~Ice Cream bars
Reservations Requested
Call 649-4440
N OV E M B E R
SUNDAYMONDAY
1
Sunday Social Golf
Sunday Brunch
10:00-3:00 pm
TUESDAY
2
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9
Women’s 9 Hole Golf
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Sunday Social Golf
Sunday Brunch
10:00-3:00 pm
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Sunday Brunch
10:00-3:00 pm
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Sunday Brunch
10:00-3:00 pm
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23
WEDNESDAY
3
10
17
Casual Dining 5:30-8:00pm
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Golf Shop Holiday Open
House 4-7:00
4
Men’s Golf Opening
Day
11
Men’s Golf
18
Men’s Golf
Ladies Lunch Bunch
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Men’s Golf
THURSDAY
FRIDAYSATURDAY
5
Ladies Golf Opening
Day
12
Women’s Golf
19
Women’s Golf
Tennis Welcome Back Party
5:00 pm
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Mah Jongg 1:30 pm
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7
13
20
Dinner Dance 6-8pm
27
Theme Buffet 6-8pm
14
Ribbon-Cutting &
Welcome Back
Party
21
28
Thanksgiving Day Buffet
12:00-7:00
30
Golf
Tennis
Fitness
Club Dining
& Events
Ribbon-Cutting &
Welcome Back Party
November 14th • 6:00 PM • $42.50++
Reservations Requested - Call 649-4440
GOLF
From the Rough...
of the many situations where we simply manage the population below thresholds that would cause turf loss. The loss of
Nemacur, as well as several other chemicals, puts us, as Golf
Course Superintendents, in a precarious situation because one
of our largest yearly pest problems now has no effective control. We are currently using an experimental product which is
an extract from a black walnut tree which acts as a repellent
but at the rate in which nematodes reproduce a repellent will
only work for so long.
By Corey McDonough | Golf Course Superintendent
F
or the past decade Golf Courses have
been under attack from environmental
groups mainly for the use of fertilizers
and pesticides. While I understand the concern
these groups have, the problem I see is that
we are being judged solely on opinion rather
than scientific fact. We have gone to extreme lengths to
prove ourselves, under accusations of misuse, to these groups
and the EPA but unfortunately we have been grouped with
two other agricultural entities, residential and commercial
landscaping and crop production, which have not aided
our cause. What’s our cause? We have tried to spread the
word that we are habitat builders not destroyers, that we are
environmental stewards and that we are as professional and
regulated in our approach to management as any other land
management group in the green industry. Unfortunately
the finger pointers have not actually visited the golf courses
that they are accusing of polluting the environment and seen
the abundance and variety of wildlife and wildlife habitat we
support. It is much easier to make a claim against an industry
if you do not actually know the facts.
Nemacur was taken off the market because it was used largely
in the crop production sector and was very effective to a point
that crop yields have drop significantly since it was pulled.
The EPA was ordered, as part of the Food Quality Protection
Act of 1996, to review 600 current pesticides and report on
which posed the greatest exposure risk to humans. Unfortunately this approach pitted agricultural producer interests
against consumer and environmental interests in a struggle
over measuring acceptable pesticide risk. Although I produce
no food crop, I am included in what is known as the “Risk
Cup” which evaluates all potential exposures and as a result we
lose an effective tool in maintaining the golf course.
Pesticides are used every day by everyone and public perception
is the only difference between what is acceptable and what is
viewed as a potential risk. Purell hand sanitizer is a pesticide
but many of us use this product several times a day, on the area
of the body that is most susceptible to absorption, without
considering any long term exposure risk. On the golf course
we use pesticides to create the acceptable condition that is
demanded within this golf market but we do so in a manner
that strictly adheres to the label and minimizes any potential
exposure to our members. Alternatives to the chemicals we
have lost will be developed and we will move forward but it
does raise several questions. Does using pesticides not make
us environmental stewards? Would you be willing to accept
the conditions of the golf course if pesticides were not used?
Could you live without using soap, bug sprays or sanitizing
products in your home?
The latest in a number of setbacks we have been dealt is the
loss of our only effective nematicide. This class of insecticide works against a plant parasitic worm called a Nematode.
Nematodes feed mainly on the turf ’s roots and have detrimental effects if left unchecked which can result in complete turf
loss of the affected area. I have personally seen low budget golf
courses that could not afford to treat large areas with Nemacur (product name), lose entire fairways during the summer
months because the turf has no roots to take up soil moisture.
Once nematode problems reach this extreme, which can happen in a matter of one summer, it is not an easy recovery.
There are 2500 species of nematodes but only two of them
are extremely detrimental to bermudagrass, Lance and Sting
nematodes. We have moderately high counts throughout the
golf course because it is impossible to eradicate the microscopic population through chemical applications. This is one
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GOLF
30 For 30
EXCITING GOLF NEWS !
New for the 2009-2010 Season
Now it’s easy and affordable for you to bring a guest
for golf. As an added incentive and membership value
we will be offering Prepaid Guest Packages for this
upcoming season. The regular daily guest rate during
season (November 1, 2009 – April 30, 2010) will
continue to be $115.00 + tax. If you take advantage of
the new package of 4 guest fees (which includes cart
fees) at the price of $320.00 ($80.00 per round) you will
save $35.00 per round! This is over 30% in savings if you
use all 4 rounds. You actually save money if you use only
3 of the 4 rounds!
Special Offer
Don’t wait to get your game in shape for
the season. Make an appointment with Head
Professional Dick Erick for a “tune-up”
before the season gets rolling.
Now through November 15th
you can schedule a
30 minute lesson for $30.
Hosting a guest at Kensington contributes to your club
in so many ways. First and foremost it provides you the
opportunity to pay back or entertain special friends.
Secondly it obviously provides much needed revenue
and lastly it is truly a great prospecting opportunity for
those who have never been exposed to the Kensington
experience.
Here is how the program works:
Packages consist of 4 guest fees and include cart fees.
Price: $320.00 + tax
Purchasing window:
October 20, 2009 – January 20, 2010
Packages will not be available after the January 20th
cutoff for any reason.
To purchase the guest packages you will buy them
through the golf shop and the rounds will be
automatically tracked for you. This special offering is
nontransferable and non refundable and will
not apply to special events.
Usage window: November 1, 2009 – April 30, 2010
Limited to 3 packages per membership
New for 2010
KENSINGTON “FLING”
This is a new event for 2010. The “Fling” will be held January
24, 2010. Sign up will be individual, not couples, with
computer pairings. The format will be a 4 person mixed team
event. Field is limited to the first 104 players. There will be a
dinner following golf.
With the advent of the all new clubhouse this is the
perfect opportunity to show off your new club. Don’t
miss this special offering. Packages will go on sale
beginning Tuesday October 20th.
Feel free to call the Golf Shop at 239-649-0071 if you
have questions or would like to order your Prepaid
Guest Packages.
Kronicle
Entries open 8:00 a.m. November 16, 2009 and close 5:00
p.m. January 9, 2010.
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missy’s scorecard
I
am so excited for season to
begin. I love seeing people all
day long and it gets lonely in the
afternoons during the summertime.
I always consider the new season
begins October 1st and that is when
the new products start arriving.
Every year I try to plan an exciting
mix of products to accommodate
everyone’s needs. I try to buy items in all sizes but I am limited
to the quantities I can purchase. So if your size is not in stock
I can always special order it for you. My number one priority
is service and fulfilling member’s needs.
Ladies, you will see the best performing ladies lines returning
like Jamie Sadock, Tail and EP Pro. DKNY has introduced a
golf line which is designed by Jamie Sadock herself but using
the DKNY fabrics. Do you all remember Isisport? We are in
luck; the same designer and fabrics have been bought by a new
owner under the new name of le` helene. Before the holidays
find some great packable, fun, lightweight jackets from
UBU that have been featured in various magazines. We will
continue to offer Walter Genuin, Sesto, Footjoy, Golfstream
and now Aerogreen golf shoes. Have you heard of Baggalini?
This line of hand and travel bags was introduced by two flight
attendants and each bag has all the “right” compartments for
holding and organizing all your items. Look on our web page
for the array of choices from which you can special order.
We encourage you to view your golf shop as a store that you
will patronize not just for redeeming tournament winnings
but also your source for many other items. The more you
patronize your shop the more the
membership benefits from the
added revenue. The tournament
credits that you accrue should be
realized as added discounts to your
purchases.
Lastly, let’s not lose sight of the everyday savings you receive
as members in your golf shop. Most items are priced with the
retail price as well as the member’s
20% discount price. Please keep
in mind we are prepared to match
the price of any current golf
equipment that you see advertised
in local stores. Remember if we
sell it we service it. To inspire
sales for our first quarter of the
new season (October-December) we are offering a frequent
buyer reward program. At the end of the quarter we will track
the merchandise sales in the golf shop by member number
and reward Kensington Golf Shop Bucks based on your total
purchases. The “bucks” will be rewarded as follows:
GOLF SHOP BUCKS +
MEMBER DISCOUNT =
BIG SAVINGS $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
I have brought in many returning
“players” in the golf apparel lines and added a few new ones to
stir up the arrangement. I have brought in product for both
men and women that I consider “leisure wear” for the after
golf scene. And there will be items for those looking for gifts.
By attending various shows I have the capability to order from
many different vendors, so as you are looking for items with
your corporate name or for items to give as gifts for an event
I can do it all. There is nothing like a one stop shop inside the
gates of Kensington. There will also be various price points
and sizes available within our purchasing parameters.
$100 purchased=$10
$250 purchased=$30
$500 or more purchased=$60
These “bucks” can be applied in the second quarter (JanuaryMarch) of the season toward merchandise purchases.
Men can look forward to Adidas, Under Armour, Antigua ,
Nike and Greg Norman for your true performance golf attire.
I have added upscale Peter Millar for their sun- washed golf
shirts, woven shirts, casual line of t-shirts, drawstring shorts
and swim trunks. Tommy Bahama is finally made available
to the golf shops their most popular silk camp shirts so think
of us when you are looking to update your cocktail wear.
Carnoustie is a men’s line that is prevelant out west in the golf
market with luxury performance cotton and birdseye collars.
We will also be offering items from the Jack Nicklaus collection.
And for those of you looking for the Nicklaus heritage polo
with tailored collar and left chest pocket, we’ll have it available
along with their expandable and gripper waistband short.
GOLF SHOP BUCKS + MEMBER DISCOUNT = BIG
SAVINGS $$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Writers & Wanna B’s
Group
3rd Wednesday of every month at 4:00PM
11/18, No December, 1/20, 2/17, 3/17, 4/21
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TENNIS
Across the Net
Food & Beverage Message
By Karl Coombes | Director of Tennis
By Jamie Sweeney | Food & Beverage Director
H
opefully in the next
few weeks we will
start seeing all our
seasonal members returning
to Kensington – we have
missed you!
There has been a venue date change
involving the tennis calendar – the Welcome
Back Party (previously scheduled for Friday
November 13th) is now moved to Thursday
November 19th. Please note this change.
The Pro Shop and restrooms will have a
completely new look this fall. Work should
be completed sometime in November, ready
for the winter/spring season. Many thanks
to board member – Rosemary Hammar for
her help and guidance in getting this venture
underway. The place will look great!
W
e are getting close to opening your new
clubhouse. The staff and I look forward to an
exciting season. We will be offering some new
events as well as an extra night of dining along with some
of your traditional favorites; we will have the popular early
dining specials from 5:30-6:30pm Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. Lunch in your new Mayfair Grill offered six days
a week 11:30am-3:00pm. Friday nights will be a combination of theme
buffets and dinner dances. And Sunday brunch will be served from 10:00am
to 3:00pm. Look for more information in next month’s Kronicle. Please
welcome Megan Nash our new Assistant Food & Beverage Manager. She is a
pleasant addition to our team. Your friendly, reliable staff is looking forward
to serving you as well as some new friendly and eager faces. Welcome back
to those of you traveling in from the North.
By christine carollo | Fitness Director
Beginning September,9th...Wednesdays
@ 9 am
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The week of October 12-17th, Welch Courts
will be resurfacing all seven tennis courts,
along with new lines. During this week
there will be limited play, check with Karl.
Warren Schneider’s super senior Mens
3.0 team will start match play the week of
October 19th – we will keep you posted.
Let us make this season one to remember –
see you on the courts.
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Lisa Mouallem
917-593-7527
Lisa’s passion for even movement
and flow
of the body, mind and spirit invite students
to explore their personal yoga practice in great depth and have fun in the process. Yoga
has brought her a world of joy, well being and healing and she feels it is a service to the
PILATES
community to share that joy with
as many people as she can. I really look forward to
teaching at Kensington.
Lisa
Mouallem
917-593-7527
“NEW” We now have 3 Peak
Pilates Professional Reformers
Kensington would like to welcome the newest member of our fitness staff, Kimberly Centalonza. Kim is a PMA certified classical Pilates instructor and re‐
Lisa’s YOGA
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#1 - With each yoga practice you contribute greatly to your body, mind and
spirit on the
mat, so let that same energy of contribution spill out and flow into your
tative programs. Kim fully believes in the power of Pilates – “It is a full body work‐
out that focuses on the world of work,
relationships, friends, and families.
Kronicle
internal stability muscles producing flexibility, endurance and core strength. You have to breathe to move, not move to breathe.” Contact Kim today to schedule your private, duet or trio lesson. Starting in November, Kim will also be teaching a group Pilates mat class. 2398964555 [email protected] 10
Sessions are available for:
•
Private ... Great for Beginners - $65.
intensively for the past ten years. She received her yoga certification at 7 Centers Yoga in
Sedona, Arizona and a Thai Massage Certification received in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Before she started teaching yoga, she was in the internet advertising industry for many years
and has lived and traveled abroad.
Lisa has a twelve year history in classical ballet and modern dance and has always had a
passion for the human body and how it moves as an art form so she decided to do a complete turnaround in her career and teach yoga. Having a dance background has really allowed her to set the foundation for bringing a strong emphasis on injury prevention, alignment, and breath to her classes and students as well as her own personal practice.
Lisa's passion for even movement and flow of the body, mind and spirit invite students to explore their personal yoga practice in
great depth and have fun in the process. Yoga has brought her a world of joy, well being and healing and she feels it is a service to
the community to share that joy with as many people as she can. I really look forward to teaching at Kensington. Lisa Mouallem
917-593-7527
Lisa’s YOGA Tips
Yoga tip #2 - Focus on your breath moving the body in a flow, let that
breath be fully present, abundant, and purposeful from the top of the lungs
to the bottom of the lungs moving through every place and space in the
body. Be grateful for all that life has to offer.
Lisa Mouallem 917-593-7527
Lisa Mouallem 917-593-7527
Yoga tip #1
With each yoga practice you contribute greatly to your body, mind and spirit on the mat, so let that same energy of contribution
spill out and flow into your world of work, relationships, friends, and families.
Yoga tip #2
Focus on your breath moving the body in a flow, let that breath be fully present, abundant, and purposeful from the top of the
lungs to the bottom of the lungs moving through every place and space in the body. Be grateful for all that life has to offer.
PILATES
PILATES
“NEW” We
now have 3 Peak Pilates Professional Reformers
“NEW” We now have 3 Peak Pilates Professional Reformers
Kensington would like to welcome the newest member of our
Kensington would like to welcome the newest member of our fitness staff, fitness staff, Kimberly Centalonza. Kim is a PMA certified
Kimberly Centalonza. Kim is a PMA certified classical Pilates instructor and re‐
ceived her training from the Pilates elders. With over a decade of experience, Kim classical Pilates instructor and received her training from the
works with clients in all Pilates formats and specializes in sport related or rehabili‐
Pilates elders. With over a decade of experience, Kim works
tative programs. Kim fully believes in the power of Pilates – “It is a full body work‐
with clients in all Pilates formats and specializes in sport related
out that focuses on the internal stability muscles producing flexibility, endurance and core strength. You have to or rehabilitative programs. Kim fully believes in the power of
breathe to move, not move to breathe.” Pilates – “It is a full body workout that focuses on the internal stability
Contact Kim today to schedule your private, duet or trio lesson. Starting in November, Kim will muscles producing flexibility, endurance and core strength. You have to
also be teaching a group Pilates mat class. 2398964555 [email protected] breathe to move, not moveSessions
to breathe.”
are available for:
Contact Kim today
to schedule
your private,
duet or trio
lesson. Starting in
• Private
... Great
for Beginners
- $65.
November, Kim will also be teaching
a group $42.
Pilates mat class. 239-896-4555
• * Partners...
[email protected] * Triplets (3 people)… $32.
Sessions are available for:
Private ... Great for Beginners - $65.
* Partners... $42. * Triplets (3 people)… $32.
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Reminders
2009-2010 Social Events
October:
Friday October 16th, 2009
Poolside Buffet
Friday October 23, 2009
Poolside Buffet
Friday October 30th, 2009All Hallows’ Eve Party Poolside
November:
Saturday November 14thRibbon Cutting WELCOME BACK PARTY
Wednesday November 18th
Ladies Lunch Bunch
Tuesday November 24th
Pro Shop Holiday Sale
Thursday November 26th
Thanksgiving Day Buffet
December:
Friday December 11th
Candlelight Dinner Dance
Sunday December 13th
Hanukkah Dinner
Wednesday December 16th
Ladies Lunch Bunch
Wednesday December 23rd
Eve of Eve Dinner
Thursday December 31stNew Year’s Eve
January:
Tuesday January 19thNew Member Reception
Wednesday January 20th
Ladies Lunch Bunch
Friday January 22nd
CLUBHOUSE OPENING GALA
Friday January 29thSeafood Extravaganza
February:
Saturday February 13thValentine’s Day Dinner Dance
Wednesday February 17th
Ladies Lunch Bunch
Friday February 26thSeafood Extravaganza
Saturday February 27thArt Soiree
March:
Saturday March 6th
Jimmy Keys & Dinner Buffet
Wednesday March 17thSt Patrick’s Day Buffet
Friday March 19thSeafood Extravaganza
Wednesday March 31st
Passover Seder
April:
Sunday April 4th
Easter Brunch
Friday April 16thSeafood Extravaganza
Wednesday April 21st
Ladies Lunch Bunch
Friday April 23rd
End of the Year Bash
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November 26th
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Turkey 12-14 lbs (6-8 people) $47.00
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