Belmont is the Place To Be!

Belmont Country Club
Newsletter
June
2014
Board of Directors
John Bachey
President
Dean Stroh
Vice President
G & G Chair
Alex Gerken
Treasurer
Steve Stanford
Secretary, Mem. Dev. Chair
Dave Bishop
Golf Chair
Alicia Wagner
House Chair
Belinda Cavins
Social, Communications and
Marketing Chair
Tom Tillander
Long Range Planning Chair
Pete Allessee
Building Chair
Executive Committee
John Bachey
Dean Stroh
Alex Gerken
Dave Bishop
Steve Stanford
Belmont is
the Place
To Be!
Table of Contents
Inside This Issue
From the President………….…Page 3
John Bachey-President
Todd’s Topics…………….……..Page 4
2014 Belmont CC Junior Golf Program
Todd Daniels-Clubhouse Manager
Tennis Play
Membership News…………….Page 5
Garden Club’s Garden Walk
Jennifer Conrad-Membership Director
June Dinner Specials…………Page 6
On The Tee……………………….Page 7
Brad Apple-Golf Professional
Throught The Green………….Page 10
Belmont’s Bluebird Trail Update
Belmont Women’s Golf Assoc. Update
Social Event News
Eric Smith-Golf Course Superintendent
Club Happenings…May’s Trivia Night
On The Court…………………….Page 11
Belmont Country Club’s Contacts
Kyle Crocker
Belmont Country Club’s Dress Code
At The Pool……………………….Page 14
Jackie Venzel-Pool Manager
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From the President’s Desk
Spring has finally arrived at Belmont, and it's good to see the increased activity at the club. The warm weather has
helped with the repair of the winter damage on the greens. Eric and his crew have worked hard. Speaking of hard work,
the ladies of the Belmont Garden Club also have worked hard to plant flowers, prune shrubs and spruce up the grounds.
Our golf course and clubhouse grounds look great .... Thanks ladies and thanks to the grounds crew.
At the request of the members, we are expanding the dining service hours. Determining the hours of operation is a
difficult problem. We struggle to balance member demand with staffing costs. The solution is member support. Watch the
newsletter and the weekly emails that remind you of Chef Kyle's specials. Reservations are requested but not necessary
for that last minute decision to come to the club for dinner. Please note that 8:30 PM is the time of the last seating but
not the closing time of the club.
Another issue regarding our food service is menu pricing. I'm sure you have noticed the news articles regarding the
rapidly increasing prices of beef, poultry and seafood. These cost increases are showing up at grocery stores and
restaurants and have also impacted us. Prudent financial control of our food service requires that we adjust menu prices
effective June 1. Chef Kyle and his team provide outstanding quality. These modest increases are required to maintain
the service at the levels our members deserve.
The Board would like to clarify the tipping policy of Belmont. The Bylaws state that Belmont is a non-tipping club. The
exceptions to this policy are the Ladies and Men's locker room attendants and the Valet Parking attendants. Some
members have requested a way to tip the bag room staff. Late in the season, before the staff returns to school, we will
provide an optional sign up sheet for those who wish to thank the bag room staff. This is the best way to assure that any
money is distributed fairly to the entire bag room staff. The Board has approved this additional exception to the nontipping policy.
As always, your Board welcomes your comments and questions.
-John Bachey
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Todd Daniels
Todd’s Topics
Clubhouse Manager/
Special Events
419-666-0440 ext. 1
[email protected]
Greetings!
It’s hard to believe that I am writing for the June news letter already. It seems as
though just yesterday we were on a level 3 snow emergency. Well let me say that I am
extremely happy that spring has arrived with sunshine and rain because that puts us
one step closer to summer fun!!
I want to take a moment and welcome back our members who were fortunate enough
to spend the winter months in the warmer regions. And I also want to welcome all of
our new members to Belmont! We are all looking forward to a great year.
A few topics I want to touch on for the upcoming summer months….
1. Mrs. Cavins has some fun and exciting social events planned. Keep an eye on
your emails for these events. We have also updated our calendar on our website.
2. We are looking forward to our first Summer Youth camp that is taking place the
th
week of June 16 .
3. We are planning for this year’s Fourth of July party. We have some new and
exciting things we would like to try this year. We are looking forward to seeing
everyone at our signature event on July 2nd.
Please remember that the success of Belmont Country Club is always our first priority.
We will continue to work hard to provide you with outstanding service, the highest
quality of food, a top notch golf course, an award winning swimming program and a
revitalized tennis program. We are here to make each visit a memorable one. In doing
so we need your support through attendance of activities and consistent usage of all the
Belmont has to offer.
Looking forward to a great summer!!
Todd
Summer
Clubhouse
Hours
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Lunch - 11:30 - 2:00
Dinner - 5:30 - 8:00
Wednesday
Lunch - 11:30 - 2:00
Thursday
Lunch - 11:30 - 2:00
Dinner - 5:30 - 8:30
Friday
Lunch - 11:30 - 2:00
Dinner - 5:30 - 8:30
Saturday
Golf Buffet 11:30-2:00
Dinner - 5:30 - 8:30
Sunday
Lunch & Dinner
12:00 - 6:00
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Regular Membership
Ken and Ellen Nord
Intermediate II
Dean and Danielle McDowell
Junior
Nathan Urbaniak
Social
As the weather continues to slowly warm up, the
membership office appreciates all of your referrals. The
Club has many fun social events scheduled for this season
which gives all the members various opportunities to
bring guests out. Many new members were guests at past
events and had such a great experience they decided to
join! Please continue to support these social events and
encourage membership to your friends, family and
colleagues.
Thank You,
Jennifer Conrad
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Ken and Cloy O’Beirne
(upgraded from pool)
Returning Pool
Tim and Areka Foster
Amy Young and Michael Thomas
Marjan and Kelly Neceski
Stan and Bridgett Root
Chef Kyle’s June Dinner Specials
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June 19 – Thursday
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June 5 - Thursday
Roast Turkey Dinner - $15.00
Roast Turkey Dinner - 15.00
Teriyaki Beef Kabobs - $24.00
Spaghetti and Meatballs - $15.00
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June 6 - Friday
th June 20
Friday
Sautéed Lobster Cakes - $31.50
Southern Fried Chicken - $15.00
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June 7 – Saturday
June 21st – Saturday
Osso Bucco - $34.50
Pan Seared Chilean Sea Bass - $32.00
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June 26 – Thursday
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June 12 – Thursday
Roast Turkey Dinner - $15.00
Roast Turkey Dinner - $15.00
Roast Loin of Pork - $16.50
Belmont Fish and Chips - $17.50
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June 27 - Friday
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June 13 - Friday
Blackened Halibut Steak- Lobster Sauce-$38.50
Crab Stuffed Sole- Shrimp Cream Sauce-$31.00
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June 28 – Saturday
June 14 th - Saturday
Roast Tenderloin of Beef- served with Caprese
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Belmont Steaks – Club Event- 19 Hole Steak
Salad - $34.00
Dinner Cookout - $35.00
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June 15 – Sunday
Fathers Day Buffet- 5 to 8pm.
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Brad Apple
On The Tee…
Head Golf Professional
419-666-1472
[email protected]
May has come and gone already and I hope all of you have had
the chance to dust off your clubs and hit the practice range, golf
course, and hopefully maybe even played in a tournament or
challenged your friends for some bragging rights. With June now
upon us, the golf schedule is in “full swing.” We look forward to
you participating in our fun and active tournament program.
June Golf Shop Hours
Closed Monday
May Results:
Men’s Opening Day [Two best balls on par 4s & 5’s +
scramble on par 3s]
Tuesday – Sunday
7:30 a.m.–7 p.m
1st – Tony Maroun, Jim Montgomery, Murry Mercier, Marv Robon 115
nd
2 - Shawn Welch, Jim Euting, Dave Hancock, Steve Hopkins - 117
3rd – Ron Ashley, Tom Tillander, Dave Wise, Bob Brossia - 120
4th tie – Frank Barone, John Bachey, Carl Hedlund, Kurt Huber – 122
June Practice Range Hours
4th tie – Chris Clark, Ryan Routhe, Ron Hanna, Bill Behe -122
Closed Monday
Men’s Interclub: (Open to all male golf members of Belmont)
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Friday, June 6 at Toledo Country Club
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Friday, July 18 at Belmont Country Club
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Friday, August 15 at Stone Oak
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Friday, September TBD at Highland Meadows
Tuesday thru Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 2 hours
before dusk
Saturday and Sunday - 7:30 a.m. to 2
hours before dusk
o $55/player includes lunch, tournament entry,
range, guest fees and cart
o The first 20 to sign up for each event will
represent Belmont’s team
o All four events are now posted in the men’s
locker room
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On The Tee Continued…
June Dates of Interest
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5:00 p.m. start in the main ballroom
o
Dinner available following the annual meeting
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•
o
•
Wednesday & Thursday, June 4 & 5 – Ladies Belmont
Cup
Friday, June 6 – Men’s Interclub at Toledo CC
o
8:30 a.m. shotgun
o
Sign up in the men’s locker room or call [419]
666-1472
o
•
• Sunday, June 22
Sunday, June 1 – Annual Meeting
•
$55/man includes, lunch, cart, greens fee,
range and tournament prizes
Round 1 deadline for Old Pal & President’s Cup
matches
Wednesday, June 25 – Ladies Guest Day
o
8:30 shotgun
o
Course opens at 1:00 p.m.
Thursday, June 26 – 1-day Member/Guest (aka: Stag
Day)
o
Lunch, Dinner, Greens Fee, Tee Prize, Range,
Tournament Entry and more for only $85/player
o
Call or stop by the golf shop to register your
foursome
o
Best deal in town
Tuesday, June 10 – Tuesday Night League begins
o
5:00 shotgun
o
$150 cash entry (for the season)
o
9-holes
o
12:30 shotgun start
o
Dinner available following golf
o
Limited tee available, call the golf shop for tee
times
•
Tuesday, June 17 – TDJGA (Toledo Junior District)
o
8 a.m. tee times
o
Course will open for regular play at 1 p.m.
•
Friday, June 20 – Twilight
o
5:30 shotgun start
o
9-holes
o
Call or stop by the golf shop to reserve your
spot
Friday, June 27 – Hollywood Casino Golf Outing
Sunday, June 29 – Divot Day
o
Join your friends and fellow golfers for a 1 hour
divot filling, ball mark fixing afternoon
o
Come at 4:15 with a bucket and a trowel (or
scoop). We will fill your buckets with sand and
assign your hole.
o
Everyone will go out at 4:30 to work on their
assigned hole.
July Dates of Interest
•
Wednesday, July 2 – Belmont fireworks and party
beginning at 8:00 p.m.
•
Friday, July 18 – Interclub at Belmont CC (8:30
shotgun)
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Friday, July 4 – Flag Day tournament. Sign up on the
first tee
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Saturday, July 19 – Men’s Event – Member/Member
(Sign up in the golf shop)
•
Wednesday & Thursday, July 9 & 10 – Ladies France
Trophy
•
Wednesday, July 23 – TDGA (Tee Times from 10 –
3:00)
•
Friday, July 11 – U of M golf outing. Call for
available tee times
•
Sunday, July 27 – Couples Member/Guest
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Sunday, July 13 – Round 2 deadline for Old Pal &
President’s Cup
Thursday, July 31 – 1-day Member/Guest (open to both
men and women)
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2014 Belmont CC Junior Golf Program
2014 Junior Golf “Meet & Greet” Sign-Up
Friday, June 20th from 4:00-6:30pm
Bring your junior golfer and register him/her for the upcoming season. This is
a great opportunity to meet the Golf Professionals that will be running this
years Junior Golf Program. Other items will be available for purchase/order
including, golf shoes, golf clubs, gloves and balls.
After you register we hope you can stay to play some golf and participate in
our putting contest. There will be food and prizes afterwards.
The Professionals will be available to measure your juniors for golf clubs and
assist with any questions you may have.
Age Groups & Dates
Ages 9 & Under – 9:00am-10:00am
Ages 10 & Above - 11:00am-12:00pm
Program dates are on the following Tuesdays:
July 1st
July 8th
July 15th
July 22nd
July 29th
August 5th
The year end tournament will be played on Saturday, August 9th starting at
3:30pm followed by awards and food.
Fees
$135- Golfing Member
$175- Non-Golfing Member (Social, Tennis, Pool, Dinning)
Fees include gifts, prizes, year end tournament awards and food.
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Through The Green…
Eric Smith
Golf Course
Superintendent
419-666-2687
[email protected]
Things seem to be getting back to normal albeit slower than many, including me, would like to see.
Within the last several weeks we have been able to begin our regular topdressing program and applying
growth regulator. In addition, you may have noticed that the height of cut is getting lower. Ideally we
would like to reach the optimum height of cut within the next couple of weeks. It is a slow, but
important process in order that the bent grass seedlings have the best opportunity to recoup vital
resources prior to maintaining the turf at the lowest cut.
Due to the late arrival of spring, the typical clean-up, trimming, edging and mulching began later than
normal. We are currently working on these and other detailed tasks throughout the entire property. The
extreme winter is also to blame for the multitude of irrigation repairs that have been required this spring.
You may notice these repairs taking place on a daily basis at various locations on the course. My crew
continues to work diligently to return the course to member expectations as quickly as possible.
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On the Court...
USTA Tennis News
We currently have four USTA League teams that will
be competing this summer. The men have teams at the
A 18 & O 3.5 and 4.0 levels. If anyone is still
interested in signing up, each team could really use a
few extra players. The deadline is two weeks prior to
the league season final match.
4.0 Men’s Team
3.5 Men’s Team
Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m.
Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.
ADULT CLINICS
The Belmont Women have teams at the A 18 & O 3.0
and A 55 & O 7.0 levels. Again, if anyone is interested
in playing this team could use extra players. Even if
you haven’t touched a racquet in years, you may be
surprised at how fast you can dust off some of the rust.
Contact the tennis center if you have an interest in
becoming a part of the teams. It’s a great way to meet
new people and have fun while getting some exercise.
3.0 Women Team
7.0 Women Team
Mondays at 7:00 p.m.
Thursdays at 9:30 a.m.
Depending on the level of interest shown
by BCC members, summer clinics may
be scheduled throughout the summer.
There have been some ladies wanting to
do drill and play sessions. Wednesday
nights will most likely be the best time
for this as matches are scheduled on
other days of the week. There will be
sign-up sheets in the tennis center for
those interested. The clinics can be
structured to fit the needs of those
attending. If you would like to work on
your game on an individual basis,
private lessons are available. Group
lessons for families or couples may also
be something to consider so that you can
get back into the swing of things.
Contact the tennis center to get set up.
Thursday Evenings: 6:30 (Ladies night—many
of the 3.0 team members have been attending)
Saturday Morning: 11:00 (Co-ed drill—will be
structured to the needs of those attending)
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On the Court Continued…
Update on Outdoor Courts
The good news is that the outdoor courts are ready for play. Due to a good stretch of nice weather, the
final work was completed and the courts are in excellent shape. Remember it will take a few times of
playing on the new surface to get used to it, so get out and give it try. It is much easier on the feet and
joints then playing on hard courts. It will be nice to finally get in some tennis outside after the long winter.
We kindly ask that you wear only tennis shoes while playing on the courts to protect them from being
damaged. In the past, running shoes have really done some significant damage. Feel free to come out and
watch one of the matches. It is such a beautiful setting, you can’t ask for a better place to watch tennis. As
the summer progresses, continued improvements will be made to the tennis center. Any suggestions or help
you may want to offer would be greatly appreciated.
Note: For Belmont Country Club (BCC) members using the clay courts this summer, there will be a onetime billing of a $30 outdoor fee in May.
JUNIOR TENNIS (JTA)
The BCC Tennis Staff will continue to work with the JTA
kids this summer. JTA will meet Tuesday thru Thursday
from 9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m. Fridays will be reserved for
tournament and high school level players to play matches.
We also plan to start a beginner level group that will be for
some of our younger kids that are a bit newer to the game.
We would like to keep this group to ages 10 and up. They
will meet Tuesday and Thursday at 11:00 a.m. for an hour.
Belmont Country Club will be hosting a day during our
summer camp to introduce the kids to tennis. This will
happen each month throughout the summer. If you have
children that may be interested in any of these programs,
please contact the tennis center.
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All Belmont Members are invited to come out and watch
Tennis Play at Belmont’s Tennis Building & Courts
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At The Pool…
Nora and Will, children of Jay and Rachel
Davis, were the first to jump in the pool on
opening day. Warm weather with abundant
sunshine brought members to the pool to reconnect with their summer friends
throughout Memorial Weekend.
Here’s what we have planned for June:
Private pool parties are great for
graduation, birthday, baseball teams or
neighborhood celebrations. You will have
the entire pool from 7-9 p.m. Stop by the
Guard Hut to schedule your party!
June 8 – Paddling Pooches 7-8 p.m.
June 9 – SwimFit begins7-8 p.m.
June 9 --- Swim team begins morning practices
Deck open to all members at 11:00 a.m.;
pool opens at 11:30 a.m.
June 13 – Floating Friday 6-9 p.m.
June 14 – Flag Day Parade 2 p.m.
June 15 – Father’s Day Family games between 2
– 3 p.m.
June 16 – Water Fitness Begins Classes are from
4-5 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. Registration is not required.
June 16-19– Pre-School Swim Camp with Miss
Jackie 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Pre-registration
required. Class size is limited.
June 16 – 26 Group Swim Lessons Preregistration required. Class size is limited.
June 18 – Home Swim Meet vs. Inverness Pool
closes at 3 p.m. Meet begins at 5 p.m.
June 20– Floating Friday 6-9 p.m.
June 21 – Dude Ranch Stay-cation All Day
June 22 – Paddling pooches 7-8 p.m.
June 25– Home Swim Meet vs. Brandywine Pool
closes at 3 p.m. Meet begins at 5 p.m.
June 27 – Floating Friday 6-9 p.m.
We welcome your guests at the pool.
Please remember the Belmont member
should be in attendance unless other
arrangements are made. Guest fees are
$10 for all guests 3 years of age and older.
There is no charge for grandchildren of
members; however, adult children (i.e. the
parents) are considered guests.
A variety of food items, snacks to meals,
salads to burgers, ice cream to adult
beverages are offered at the snack bar.
Please support our food services; coolers
are not permitted at the pool.
Summer has arrived… grab your bathing
suit, your favorite novel and bring the
family to Belmont’s pool . . . We are here
to make your stay-cation a wonderful
family experience!
Jackie Venzel, Pool Manager
More information and registration is available at the pool.
Just stop by the information tables or call 419-666-3515
during pool hours.
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The Belmont Bluebird Trail
There are 15 donated bluebird houses on the
Belmont Golf Course this year. The trail
begins on hole number 6 where you will see
houses numbered 1 and 2, and continues
through hole 18 with houses at the tee. In
addition, several members whose property
abuts the course maintain their own houses
bringing the total number of houses to over 20.
Sue Purewal and I monitor the golf course
houses and check the nest status during the
season. The information about nests and
fledglings on the trail is reported to the Ohio
Bluebird Society in the fall each year. In 2013
we nested and fledged 19 bluebirds, 31 tree
swallows, and 5 wrens. So far this year we are
seeing bluebird nests in 3 of our houses and
swallow nests in an additional 4 houses. There
are also the beginnings of nests in the other
houses, but not enough to determine the
builders identity. The houses have been put up
in pairs to promote swallows and bluebirds.
Often a swallow will nest in one house and a
bluebird in the other. The tree swallows you see
on the course are the iridescent blue and white
birds that seem to soar and swoop. They are
actually catching insects when they are flying
like that and they can consume 1000 insects a
day. Both the bluebirds and the swallows are
beneficial birds to the Belmont Golf Course.
The sparrow is a predator to the bluebird and
will take over a bluebird house and nest. We
encourage you while watching our Belmont
birdhouses to watch for a sparrow sitting on a
house and report it to either Sue or myself as
this may mean a house has been taken over by
the sparrow. We will remove the nest to
discourage the sparrow. Enjoy our Belmont
birds and look for continuing updates on
activity on the trail. If anyone is interested in
sponsoring a new house the cost is $65 which
includes the house, pole and predator guard.
by Linda Stanford
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Belmont Women’s Golf Association
The ladies started their
opening day with a 9 hole
scramble followed by a
luncheon and talked about
the golf season ahead.
Although, the day was a bit
chilly, as May mornings usually
are, they came into a beautiful
luncheon planned by Patty
Foster, filled with Butterflies
along with a France theme.
Upcoming Ladies Golf Events
June 4 & 5 - Belmont Cup - 2 day tournament
June 11 - Two Person Scramble
June 18 - Big Sis/Lil sis
June 25 - Guest Day
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Social Event News
Winners of Thursday, May 15,
2014 Trivia Night!
Team Victorius Secret consisting of (from left
to right) Ryan Sperko, Jim Montgomery,
Terry Tansel (friend of Eric Hutchins), Bruce
VanVelzel, and Eric Hutchins.
They trailed in the rear until the last question
and made a wager of 20 points which gave
them the win of a great 71 points! Great Job!
We’ve got lots of great events in the works for this year! Our Events will be paired with a night of games and
activities for the children of those parents who wish to come to an event where you will have peace of mind
knowing your children are close by and well taken care.
On June 14 we will be having a Belmont Steak Cookout.
June 15 is Father’s Day Brunch/Cookout
July 2 is our Independence Day celebration with Fireworks!
July 10 is Bingo Night!
August 16 we will have a Name That Tune Competition! This promises to be lots of fun!
October 17 is our annual Adult Halloween Costume Party and this year we have added Karaoke to the mix, 1st,
2nd, and 3rd place prizes going to the best costumes! So, start planning your costumes now!
We are planning more Trivia Nights, along with some Mini Happy Hour Trivia’s, so you don’t want to miss out
on these. We have Wine Tasting Events, Beer Tasting Event, Scotch/Bourbon and Cigar event, and many more
events are in the works! Keep an eye out on your emails for the announcements of these upcoming events and
check the calendar regularly on the Belmont web page site for dates and times of these events.
Please feel free to email [email protected] for any events you would like to have.
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Happenings at the Club…..
Second Place Winners at Trivia Night!
Ken & Jean Lovejoy
Tom Tillander & Gina Shiffert
Kenneth O’Beirne & Cloy Dellaripa
Kyle & Kim Wojciechowski
They were just 5 points behind the winners
with 66 points!
Always a joy to see the Lovejoys, and so
excited to see our new members Kenneth &
Cloy and Kyle and Kim at our Trivia Night!!!
Also at Trivia Night was
John & Elaine Bachey
John & Starr Wlodarski
Brenda Mohr
Everyone sang Happy Birthday to Brenda as
she came out to Trivia Night to celebrate her
birthday!!! Thank you so much Brenda for
sharing your birthday with us at Belmont!!!
It was great to see John & Starr at Trivia Night
They are becoming very active members at
Belmont and we are fortunate to have them!
We had the pleasure of having these
wonderful people for Trivia Night.
Dean & Lil-Mar Stroh
John & Sue Byerly
Bill & Laurie Seibold
Looking forward to seeing them at events
we have planned for the future as well!
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Happenings at the Club cont....
This team called themselves the 6th Graders at
Trivia Night.
John & Alicia Wagner
Ron & Peg Hanna
Sue Purewal
Rocky Cavins
So good to see you all at Belmont Trivia Night!
Last, but not least, this was our last place
team at Trivia Night! But they did not go
home empty handed as they received free
drinks around the table.
Steve & Jane Hopkins
John & Bette Gilwee
David & Judy Walrod
We really loved having you at Trivia Night and
look forward to you coming back again!
We have so much more planned at
Belmont. Don’t forget to sign up and
come out and join the fun!
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Belmont Contacts
BCC Clubhouse Directory-Main Number- 419-666-0440
Ext. 1 - Todd Daniels - Clubhouse Manager/Special Events - [email protected]
Ext. 2 - Lunch, Dinner, or Special Events Reservation Line
(When making a reservation, please let us know if you or your guest is handicap so we can accommodate for him/her)
Ext. 3 - Greg Chernisky, Assistant Food and Beverage Manager
Ext. 4 - Bobbie LeFevers, Accounting - [email protected]
Ext. 5 - Sandy Schwartz, Accounting
Ext. 6 - Bar Lounge
Ext. 7 - Kitchen
Ext. * - Jennifer Conrad, Membership Director - [email protected]
Golf Shop - 419-666-1472 - Brad Apple - [email protected]
Tennis - 419-666-3454 - Kyle Crocker
Pool - 419-666-3515 - Jackie Venzel - [email protected]
Golf Course Superintendent 419-666-2687 - Eric Smith - [email protected]
Belmont Dress Code
Grill, Pub, and Private Dining Rooms-Casual, consisting of proper golf or tennis attire. Denim
pants are permitted provided they are not ripped, torn, or holed. Exercise wear, t-shirts, or swimwear
are not permitted.
Main Dining Room-Business casual, consisting of dress pants or khaki style pants. Dress denim is
permitted. Dress shorts should be 2 inches above the knee for men. Golf shirts can be either collared
or mock. Dress shirts can be worn outside the pants given the shirt is designed to be worn that way.
Women’s dress includes pants, skirts, shorts, bermuda shorts or dress denim. Shorts and skirts should
be no more than 3 inches above the knee. Gentlemen are not permitted to wear hats inside.
**Please be advised, certain BCC Club events may have a special “dress code” which will be
communicated with the membership prior to the event.**
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