September/October 2013 - The Athletic Club Of Columbus

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SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER 2013
Oktoberfest!
Friday, October 11
see page 9
From the General Manager’s Desk
Good Things Yet to Come
It’s nearly here…that time
of year when the weather
cools, tailgaters mark their
territory, warm sweaters
replace T-shirts, and the
ACC gears up with great
activities!
Paul Kroll, CCM
General Manager
We constantly strive for
new and meaningful ways
to make your member
experience even better.
Here are a few suggestions
for the Fall:
For your tastebuds. Expect to savor the flavor of ACC’s
own roast. Our new coffee roaster is on-site and ready
to be installed as soon as the proper permitting is
completed. There will be no fresher brew in the city,
and no better way to warm your winter mornings.
For your aching muscles, or to prevent your muscles
from aching. Book a treatment in our new massage area
on the third floor. The Club now offers the services of
three therapists in our re-designed private space that
will allow you to relax with a soothing massage. Read
more about the new ACC Spa on page 10.
For your career enhancement.Be sure to join us on
October 2 to learn from the best. Mark Ankerman,
Sr. Lecturer of Management and Human Resources
at OSU’s Fisher College of Business will present “the
Elevator Speech Without the Elevator” as part of our
Lecture Series.
For your friends. Don’t forget to mark your calendar for
our Fall “Great Taste of the Midwest” Open House on
September 12. Our culinary team will present delicious
tastes of Fall, and drinks are on us as you share the ACC
with friends who have heard tales of your fabulous
times at the Club.
For fun. Of course everything that we plan is fun,
but Oktoberfest has a reputation of its own. An ACC
tradition revived and re-energized, this evening
(October 11) of lederhosen, traditional entertainment,
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warm pretzels, and cold German biers is not to
be missed!
For the love of the game. Attention all roundballers
and squashers, competition in the fall leagues is stiff,
so be sure to keep your eye out for announcements for
basketball and squash league sign-ups. New members
and those new to the games are encouraged to join in the
fun!
So, choose a few new activities, or maybe just enjoy a
glass of wine in Carmichael’s, but make the ACC your first
choice for all things Fall!
Faces of the ACC
A chat with long-time member
and Past President of the Board
of Directors, Tom Lynch, Sr.
Read the story on page 12.
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President’s Message
Believe it or not, summer has come to a close. For those
of us who grew up in Western Pennsylvania, this time of
year was full of anticipation of a tight pennant race for
our beloved Pirates, and the kickoff to another Super
Bowl run by our beloved Steelers. Who knows? Maybe
history can repeat itself and it will be 1979 all over again.
As an organization, we
are lucky to have so many
dedicated, smart and
thoughtful professionals who
serve on our House, Finance
and Facilities Committees
who understand what needs
At the ACC, the end of summer means the end of our
to be done and are making
fiscal year. Our Club is in the best financial shape we’ve
recommendations to the
seen in many years. As of July 31, 2013, we had a cash
Board for addressing those
position of $1,500,935 which is up by $350,678 since
needs in a reasonable and
July of 2012. $489,726 of this cash is reserved for capital fiscally responsible way. We
improvements. Contributing to our financial wellness
all owe a particular debt of
Andrew C. Smith
this year were strong Private Event sales and a continued gratitude to Board Member
President
stabilization of our membership (1438). We are happy
and Finance Committee
to report that as of July 31, Private Event Sales were up
Liaison, Joe Patrick. Joe has
$157,774 over what was a stellar 2012 performance.
put in an immense amount of
time devoting his skill and talent as a CPA to analyzing our
Our operating expenses, as in any business, increase
Club’s cash and revenue stream and analyzing that data
each year. Simple expenditures for electricity, phones,
against the costs of the various projects that simply must
water, insurance, etc., are expected to increase at a rate be addressed in the next three years.
of about 2 1/2% for the ACC’s coming year. As outlined
in my recent communication, your Board of Directors
So, as summer winds down, and students get ready
are carefully considering the staging of vital projects
for the grind of schoolwork, projects, reports and all
such as the sidewalk repair, HVAC replacements, and
the other not so fun things that go along with school,
carpet replacement, with more appealing “front-of-the- please know that there are a lot of folks at the ACC who
house” projects like the member massage area, bowling are looking at the best way to continue to provide our
alley renovation, 6th floor overnight rooms, and a coffee
members and guests with the service and facilities that
roaster. We want to maintain a balance to keep our
make our Club truly unique. This summer’s budgeting
members happy and to keep the Club growing while we process was notably rigorous. Like the book report that
tend to necessary repair and construction.
is due the first week of school, the financial analysis may
not be a lot of fun, but it is a necessary step to prepare
After much study, we have determined that a nominal
for our future.
dues increase of approximately 5% is needed to maintain
our positive trends and achieve even greater success
(please see the dues schedule below).
As of September 1, 2013
Membership Category
Dues
Cap.
Improvements
(no change)
TOTAL
Quarterly
Minimum
(no change)
Resident & Corporate
$203
$23
$226
$65
Associate
$126
$11
$137
$65
Associate 32 - 33
$155
$11
$166
$65
Associate 34 - 35
$182
$11
$193
$65
Social
$105
$11
$116
$100
Non Resident
$64
$6
$70
--
Clergy
$102
$10
$112
$65
Privileged I
$66
$7
$73
--
Privileged II
$118
$11
$129
--
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financial picture: new jobs, promotions, retirement,
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changes make it necessary for us to periodically review
our financial plans to determine if they are still working
toward our current and future goals.
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NEW & RETURNING
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JUNE 2013
JULY 2013
Rex Anderson
Michael Baker
Martin Chambers
Timothy Kaskewsky
Gary Kay
Anita Mattson
Matthew Moore
Melissa Riley
Michael Shultz
Amanda Swan
Aaron Wozniak
Become a
Blue Wing!
Bring your guests to the annual ACC Open House on September 12! This event is
always a great way to introduce your friends and family to the club.
Remember, the $100 initiation fee special ends September 30. Please contact Sarah
Favara in the Membership Office for new member information.
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Catherine Burke
Craig Lerner
Eli Miller
James Stark
Edward Straub
Brent Swander
Nicole Veitinger
Steve Vujevich
Matt Yuskewich
Total Membership as of 7/31/13 - 1427
New and Returning Members for June - 9
New and Returning Members for July - 11
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WELCOME
Membership Snapshot
as of July 31, 2013
CRAFT BEERS & SIGNATURE HORS D’OEUVRES
• Open House & Fall Kick-Off •
Thursday, September 12 • 6 - 8 PM
at the Athletic Club of Columbus
Come for a taste of the Midwest, featuring over
15 select craft beers and signature hors d’oeuvres,
all special to the Midwest states!
• Guests will tour the entire ACC clubhouse, taking in the
many benefits of membership
• Stop by the 2nd floor for a sneak peek at our full line-up
of athletic offerings coming this Fall
• Sign up for leagues, learn more about group fitness classes
and speak directly with instructors and trainers
All current members and prospective member guests are invited.
Complimentary drinks and hors d’oeuvres. Guests encouraged to attend.
RSVP to the ACC Membership Office:
Sarah Favara • [email protected] • 614.643.3119
Looking for a new way to become involved in your Club?
Become an ACC Blue Wing and help engage new members within their first
year of membership! This ambassador program, devised by the Membership
Committee to aid in the Club’s retention efforts, is open to all members with at
least one year of ACC membership.
Learn more at the Blue Wing Info Session: Tuesday, October 15, 6 - 7 PM
Already a Blue Wing? Come and share your experience!
Contact Mary Alvarado with questions: [email protected], 614.545.1351
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Dining
Lobster Nights
Served in the Grill Room
September 6 & 7
October 4 & 5
Try a few new items in our dining rooms with
special theme weeks in September & October!
Whole poached lobster with
drawn butter, served with choice
of truffle mac n’ cheese or
scalloped potatoes
~ Market price
ACC Chop House
Served in the Grill Room
September 27 & 28
October 25 & 26
Enjoy a special menu of signature
chops paired with traditional
Chop House side dishes.
~ Market price
Please make your reservations for Lobster Nights
and Chop House Nights with the Front Desk:
614.221.3344, [email protected]
Birthday Night
Wednesday, September 18 and
Wednesday, October 16
All members with a birthday are invited to
celebrate at the Club with friends and family!
Those with a birthday will receive $25 off their
dinner, plus a complimentary dessert!
Reservations please.
Call the Front Desk at 614.221.3344
September 16 - 21: Spanish Tapas
Served for lunch and dinner in Carmichael’s Pub
and the Grill Room; priced per plate or 3 for $20
Brochette of Jamón ibérico, Manchego cheese,
pickled pepper with grain mustard chutney
and grilled country bread • $6
White Spanish anchovies and roasted tomato
with fresh basil, mozzarella and rustic bread • $7
Braised beef empanadas and escabeche • $7
Charbroiled prime flatiron steak
with roasted tomato and chimichuri • $8
Spanish style quiche, scalloped potatoes,
roasted peppers, and Tetilla cheese • $6
Marinated artichoke hearts, Kalamata olives,
Marcona almonds, sundried tomato chutney • $6
Spinach and potato croquetas with saffron aioli • $5
Churros and cayenne hot chocolate • $6
October 14 - 19: “Hog Heaven”
featuring a menu of pork favorites with a fresh twist
Make the ACC your home for
Buckeye Football! Watch the
games on the big screens in
Carmichael’s Pub while enjoying
food and drink specials.
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Athletic & Aquatic News
Mark your calendar for these
Athletic & Aquatic Programs!
STROKE CLINIC for kids
SEPTEMBER:
Monday, September 16: P90X Fall Session
Take the P90X challenge at the ACC! This 12 week session
includes small group training sessions, plus motivation and
advice along the way. Contact Blair Visser for details and sign
ups: [email protected]
Thursday, September 19:
Rod and Gun Cooking Demo and Mixer
Join the Rod & Gun Club at 6 PM in Carmichael’s then move to
the ACC kitchen for a cooking demo led by Executive Chef John
Wolfe. Enjoy appetizers and beer afterwards. Free to R & G
members, otherwise $10. Sign up with Dana Johnson.
Friday, September 20: Aqua Gym
6:30 - 8:30 PM; $45 per child - An underwater scuba adventure
for kids ages 6 and up! Sign up with Reggie at the Pool.
Saturday Mornings, September 28 - November 9
Fall Swim Lessons: 9 AM - 10:40 AM, Sign up with Reggie.
Aqua Boot Camp: 11 - 11:45 AM; $80 for 8 classes
September 18 - December 13
Wednesdays: 5 - 6 PM & Fridays: 4:30 - 5:30 PM
Ages 5 - 14
$150 for entire session or $100 for one day per week
(22 sessions skipping Halloween and Thanksgiving week)
This stroke clinic will lead swimmers through a progression of skills ending
with final stroke development. All skill levels welcome!
Additional benefits:
• Team swim meets against other local stroke clinics
• Team swim suits
• Charity swim event
Sign up with Reggie at the Pool: [email protected],614.545.1380
Drafts will be held the week of September 30 and league play
starts the week of October 14. Sign up with Nick Bucci:
[email protected]. $90 league dues, members only.
You are allowed to participate in more than one league.
2013
MR. & MRS. ACC
COMPETITION
Squash League signups are underway online at
WEEK OF OCTOBER 14 - 18
Sign up now for the Basketball League!
www.accsquash.com; $90 league dues
OCTOBER:
Saturday, October 5: TEAM ACC Triathlon Stroke Clinic
Work with certified instructors to perfect your stroke! 1 - 3 PM;
FREE for TEAM ACC members, otherwise $10. SIgn up with
Reggie at the Pool.
Week of October 14 - 18: Mr. & Mrs. ACC Challenge
See right; Sign up with Dana to confirm testing days/times
Friday, October 25: Halloween Aqua Gym
6:30 - 8:30 PM; $45 per child - An underwater scuba adventure
for kids ages 6 and up! Sign up with Reggie at the Pool.
Test your fitness in the (12) categories listed below.
All fitness tests must be completed at scheduled times
within the one week testing period.
The overall winning male and female will be
awarded the title of Mr. & Mrs. ACC.
Winners from each age bracket will also be recognized:
open-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55-64, 65+ (male & female)
12 categories:
Bench Press • Wall Sit • Basketball Hot Shot
Medicine Ball Toss • Suicide Sprint
Chin-ups • 40 yard Swim
500m Row • Decline Sit-up
Vertical Jump • Balance Test
12 minute Run @ 1% incline
$35 per participant.
Sign up with Dana in the 5th Floor Athletic Office:
[email protected], 614.221.33444
Swim Lessons, Kids Stroke Clinic and Aqua Boot Camp continue.
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Upcoming Events
Fall Fashion with ReDress Columbus
Thursday, September 26 | 6:30 PM
Whether your closet is fall-ready or not, join us for a fun and
fashion-forward evening with Columbus’s own style gurus,
ReDresss! Be inspired with new looks for wardrobe pieces
you already own, plus take away some simple yet snazzy scarf
styling tips! $15++ to attend, includes glass of wine and light
hors d’oeuvres. Applies toward minimum, guests welcome!
Hosted by the Women’s Committee. RSVP online or call
614.221.3344.
New Member Social
Tuesday, October 1 | 6:30 - 8 PM
All first-year members are invited to mingle with committee
members and clubs-within-the-club participants. Find new
ways to become involved with your club! Complimentary
fall-themed drinks and hors d’oeuvres. RSVP with Mary in the
Membership Office: 614.545.1351, [email protected]
Italian Wine Dinner
Thursday, October 3 | 6:30 PM
While strolling from station to station, enjoy a variety of wines
and active food stations during this one-of-a-kind casual wine
dinner. $36++ per person. RSVP online or at the Front Desk,
614.221.3344. Applies toward minimum, guests welcome.
Exclusive Event!
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with John Davidson and
Coach Richards
Tuesday, September 24
5:30 - 7:30 PM | ACC Ballroom
Meet President of Hockey Operations John
Davidson, along with Coach Richards of the
Columbus Blue Jackets, in this exclusive event
for ACC members. Get the inside scoop on
the season ahead from those leading our Blue
Jackets to victory!
Limited space available. RSVP online or to the ACC Front Desk.
Complimentary to attend. Cash bar.
Kids Movie Night: “Ratatouille”
Friday, October 4 | 6 - 8 PM
Bring the kids for a night of fun at the ACC! Each child will make
their own pizza. We will cook the pizzas and serve them as the
kids watch the movie, “Ratatouille.” Parents, enjoy dinner and
drinks in Carmichael’s while the kids are busy upstairs! $15++
per child. RSVP online or at the Front Desk, 614.221.3344.
Applies toward minimum.
Blue Wings Take Flight
Tuesday, October 15 | 6 - 7 PM
Learn more about this exciting opportunity to enhance the
member experience! Share ideas with current Blue Wings and
become a Blue Wing yourself. See page 5 for more details.
RSVP with Mary: 614.545.1351, [email protected].
Kids Halloween Spooktacular
Tuesday, October 29 | 6 - 8 PM
An ACC signature event! Bring the kids for ghoulish games,
monster music and tricky treats! Kids are encouraged to wear
their costumes. Dinner buffet and cash bar. $15 adults, $9 kids
(plus tax and gratuity) RSVP online or call 614.221.3344.
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ACC LECTURE SERIES
at The Athletic Club of Columbus
Doing the Elevator
Speech without
the Elevator
Presented by Marc Ankerman
Can you sell yourself in
30 seconds or less?
In order to give the elevator speech,
you have to know yourself, know your
audience and deliver a concise message.
Marc Ankerman is a Senior Lecturer
of Management and Human Resources
at The Ohio State University’s Fisher
College of Business. He is also President
of Ankerman Training Solutions and
specializes in employee retention,
assimilation and onboarding.
____________________________________
Brought to you in partnership with
The Ohio State University’s Fisher
College of Business, Department of
Executive Education.
Wednesday, October 2
5:30 PM Networking, Cash Bar
6:15 PM Presentation begins
7 PM Q & A Session
The ACC Lecture Series
events are free to attend and
are open to all ACC members
and their guests.
RSVP: online or 614.221.3344
Club Calendar
6&7
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16 - 21
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19
Lobster
Nights
Spanish Tapas
Week
Birthday Night
see page 6
“Great Taste of
the Midwest”
Open House &
Fall Kick-Off
see page 6
Kids Stroke
Clinic begins
Rod & Gun Club
Mixer
20
24
26
27 & 28
28
OCTOBER
Aqua Gym
“Unleashed in
the East” Blue
Jackets Preview
Fall Fashion
with ReDress
ACC Chop
House
2
see page 6
Fall Swim Lessons
& Aqua Boot
Camp begin
3
October
1
4
4&5
5
11
14 - 18
New Member
Dinner
Social
see page 8
see page 8
Italian Wine
Kids Movie
Night
Lobster Nights
Triathlon
Stroke Clinic
October
14 - 19 1
15
“Hog Member
Heaven”
New
see page 6
Social
see page 8
Blue Wings Event
SEPTEMBER
see page 7
see page 8
see page 8
see page 6
see page 7
Lecture Series
see page 8
Mr. & Mrs. ACC
Competition
see page 7
Oktoberfest!
16
25
25 & 26
29
Birthday Night
Aqua Gym
ACC Chop
House
Halloween
Spooktacular
see page 8
see page 5
see page 6
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see page 7
see below
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Book your
holiday
parties
at the ACC!
An ACC Premier Event!
Friday, October 11 | 7-11 PM
Enjoy the finest brews and bratwursts, surrounded by the sights and
sounds of Oktoberfest. Wear your Lederhosen and join the fun!
Entertainment by the Columbus Maennerchor and the Chris Weiss trio!
$45++ per person, applies toward minimum
Includes bottomless draft beer and a German-favorites food buffet
Commemorative glass beer mug for the first 100 guests!
RSVP: online at www.accolumbus.com or call 614.221.3344.
Guests welcome.
Space is filling up fast
for special events this
holiday season at the
ACC! Contact our Private
Events team to begin
planning festive cocktail
parties, elegant dinners
and family gatherings.
Kelly Freeman
[email protected]
Emily Knapp
[email protected]
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ACC Spa
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Relax in the new ACC Spa.
Book your appointment today!
The new ACC Spa is now open
on the 3rd Floor!
Massage Services List:
Relaxation - 30 minutes
Relaxation - 60 minutes
Relaxation - 90 minutes
Deep Tissue - 30 minutes
Deep Tissue - 60 minutes
Deep Tissue - 90 minutes
Specialty* - 60 minutes
Specialty* - 90 minutes
$30
$60
$90
$35
$70
$105
$75
$100
Chair Massage - 10 minutes
Hot Stone Enhancement
$10
$5 add on
(Specialty massages currently available
include hot stone, pregnancy and table Thai)
Body Treatment:
Moroccan Oil - Hydration Ritual $75
Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 10 AM - 7 PM
Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM Saturday: 9 AM - 2 PM
ACC Spa Director: Jen Rankin, LMT
[email protected], 614.545.1377
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Faces of the ACC
“I never handed out a single card,
yet I conducted more business with
friends and members from the Athletic
Club than from any other source.”
– Tom Lynch
Tom Lynch grew up in Clyde County, Ohio,
a son of a hard-working father in the
lumber business and an equally hardworking stay-at-home mother. He played
four sports in high school, and then narrowed his specialty to polevaulting while attending Ohio University.
Arguably the best-dressed and kindest member of all-time, Tom
has been an ACC member for more than 43 years, as well as serving
as Past President (1994). He describes his success as partner in
the Woodhouse Lynch Fine Clothing business, and his long-term
relationship with the Club.
ACC: As a purveyor of fine clothing, you conducted quite a bit of
business at the Athletic Club, true?
Tom: Yes. But it’s not the kind of business that you get from handing
out business cards and pushing your services. The Athletic Club is
about relationships and getting to know people and being able to
help them when they need you. It always felt good to help someone
look their best in the business world or for a special occasion.
ACC: It seems as though you were headed towards a different
field---maybe coaching or teaching---when you graduated from OU.
What happened?
Tom: Well, when I graduated, I had an opportunity to manage
a men’s store in Athens. That grew into merchandising, buying,
and marketing for an entire chain (University Shops). I moved to
Columbus in 1968 when we opened a headquarters here. In 1972
Jerry Woodhouse and I decided to go into business together, with
an emphasis on more traditional fine men’s clothing. We first set
up shop in a suite on 4th and Broad. Business grew quickly and we
expanded with fine clothing stores for men and women in three
locations downtown and two locations in Worthington.
ACC: Today there are all kinds of methods for gathering information
about what customers want or need. How did you do that in 1972?
Tom: I sat on the ledge of a fountain right on Broad Street and
watched business professionals as they went about their days. I saw
what looked good, and what didn’t look so good, and we came up
with a plan to help those professionals look their best. At the time
there was an ad campaign out for Head and Shoulders shampoo,
“You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression,” and
that was the truth---then and now. I gave presentations to classes to
explain the importance of professional dress.
ACC: You retired and closed your last shop at 146 East Broad just
two years ago. Why then?
Tom: It was time. I always said that when it was no longer a source
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of enjoyment, it was time to stop. I still enjoyed it, but not as much.
The retail industry has changed so much, and so has the style of
dress. Today there is much more leeway in the professional world,
and “Business Casual” is an accepted fashion. I still believe that
there is something to be said for traditional clothing of fine quality
that is tailored specifically for the wearer. It’s classic and can be
every bit as comfortable as more casual clothing.
ACC: Where do you get your clothes now?
Tom: I have enough clothes to last me until I am 105. After that, I’m
going to start looking.
ACC: Moving on from fashion. You have a brother, Jim, who has
been an ACC member even longer than you.
Tom: Yes. He had been at the ACC about six years before me. That’s
how I knew that the Club was for me. He was President before me,
too, in 1989. We are the only brothers to have held the presidency
at the Club. Plus, we are both Past Presidents of the Touchdown
Club that was such a big organization in the Club’s history. And, I
know you won’t believe this, but we have never had an argument.
Not once.
ACC: Who is the better-looking Lynch brother?
Tom: Wait. This might be our first argument.
ACC: How has the Club played a role in your life?
Tom: The Club has been there for me through everything.
Professionally, it was where I conducted much of my business.
Personally, we have made lifelong friends who will always be dear
to us. My kids (Tom, Mike, Wendy, Matt and Kelly) have great
memories of the Club---from Gym ‘n Swim to Zoo nights.
My wife, Mary Lou, remembers the days that women were allowed
in for 22 seconds on the third Wednesday, and we still laugh about
that. I think that the reason that the ACC is still so successful is that
our staff and Board has always been willing to listen to its members,
has had an awareness of the community, and is ready to do things
differently when change is needed.
ACC: The Club must be doing something right to keep you as
members for all of these years.
Tom: Yes. In the mid 80’s, I took stock of my life and made an effort
to return to core values---being a good parent, trying to do more
kindnesses, and recognizing how I can help others. We started a
men’s group that met monthly at the Club in 1987 with these values
in mind, and I think that the ACC was a perfect starting place for it.
The Club is always so warm and welcoming because of the people
inside. It’s a great mix of people—not all uniform and perfect, but
human. You can honestly feel the caring from staff and members
alike and you want to pass that along. I still feel special every single
time I walk through the doors.
“Steve always greets me with a smile and
he remembers my birthday and my mother’s
birthday every year. Who else can do that?!”
-Tom Lynch
Photo Gallery & Announcements
Pictured above: Micah Fening and
guests; Pictured below: Jennifer Stiff and
Toby Tomlin
Members headed
out to the CCC for
the first annual
“Chip & Sip” Par
3 Outing. It was
a beautiful night
on the course,
followed by drinks
and hors d’oeuvres
on the CCC patio!
Pictured above: Scott Hoshor, Floyd
Claprood and Jeremy Johnson; Pictured
below: Dana Johnson and Casey Brown
Chris Rechner, Brent Hausfeld and Matt Moore
Congratulations to our
Summer Basketball League champions!
Monday Night Competitive League Tuesday Night Rec League
Jon McCurdy Andy Winters
Brad McCurdy Dan Delucia
Dan McCurdy Jason McCurdy
Jimmy McCurdy
Andy Mills Chris Miller
Jon Husted Matt Terwilliger
Rocco Piacentino Zach Simpson
Families enjoyed a Saturday
morning craft at the “Art in
August” event on August 17.
The kids made sand art and
terrariums this year. Pictured
right: Kelly Casto and son, Colin
The 2nd Annual Summer Whites Wine Party, held on July 18,
featured a tasting of six refreshing white wines from around
the world, paired with light and fresh hors d’oeuvres.
The ACC
Kickball team
ended the
season at
Columbus
Commons in
July. Looking
forward to
another great
season next
year!
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Tickets
Broadway Across America
Orchestra and Loge Level seats available
for the following performances:
ACC
E X E C U T I V E S TA F F
Flashdance Friday, December 20: $79/ticket
We Will Rock You Friday, January 10: $79/ticket
Phantom of the Opera Thursday, March 13 - Saturday,
March 15: $89/ticket (matinee available)
Addams Family Friday, April 11 and Saturday, April 12: $71.50 $79/ticket (matinee available)
Book of Mormon Thursday, May 22 - Saturday, May 24: $89/ticket
Columbus Blue Jackets
(4) Lower Bowl seats available for the following games.
$80/ticket, sold in pairs.
September 15 vs. Pittsburgh
September 26 vs. Carolina
October 4 vs. Calgary
October 20 vs. Vancouver
October 22 vs. New Jersey
October 25 vs. Toronto
November 2 vs. Pittsburgh
November 7 vs. New York Rangers
November 9 vs. New York Islanders
December 6 vs. Minnesota
December 29 vs. Pittsburgh
January 17 vs. Washington
January 21 vs. Los Angeles
January 28 vs. Ottawa
March 4 vs. Dallas
March 11 vs. Detroit
March 13 vs. San Jose
March 28 vs. Pittsburgh
April 4 vs. Chicago
April 6 vs. New York Islanders
April 8 vs. Phoenix
Contact Mary Alvarado for your tickets: 614.545.1351,
[email protected]. All sales final.
Paul Kroll, CCM
General Manager
[email protected]
John Wolfe
Executive Chef
[email protected]
Robert Schneider
Director of Food & Beverage
[email protected]
John Eyster
Assistant Director of Food & Beverage
[email protected]
Dana Johnson
Athletics Director
[email protected]
Blair Visser
Assistant Athletics Director
[email protected]
Sarah Favara
Director of Marketing & Membership
[email protected]
Mary Alvarado
Membership Coordinator
[email protected]
Kelly Freeman, CMP
Director of Private Events
[email protected]
Emily Knapp
Assistant Director of Private Events
[email protected]
Ted Inbusch, Financial Advisor
An Ameriprise Platinum Financial Services® practice
Comprehensive Wealth Partners
A financial advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.
150 E. Wilson Bridge Road, Suite 100
Worthington, OH 43085
Tel: (614) 396-3800
Fax: (614) 396-3801
[email protected]
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Angel Mitchell
Director of Facilities
[email protected]
David Clark
Controller
[email protected]
Robert Lanius
Concierge & Front Desk Manager
[email protected]
Business Directory
Accountants
Jewelers
Mortgage Lending
Bill Keller, Doug Saxe, Tyler Abbruzzese.
Pritchett, Dlusky, Saxe & Keller, Ltd. Certified
Public Accountants. 1621 W. First Ave, Cols,
43212. 481-8051.
Dennis W. Fultz, G.G., President, Winston
Wilson & Co. Full Service Jewelers with
Goldsmith Shop on premises. The
Westin Hotel, 300 S. High St., 464-3030.
Banking/Commercial Lending
Energy Management
G. Scott McComb, President & CEO,
Heartland Bank, Central Ohio’s Community
Bank. Retail and commercial banking,
lending, mortgage and investment services.
Eleven central Ohio locations to serve you.
Log on to heartlandbank.com or call 614337-4600.
Jeff Lyon, Eco Engineering, Inc. Energyrelated services for commercial and
industrial facilities: Energy-efficient
lighting system upgrades: Interior
and exterior lighting maintenance:
Comprehensive energy consulting:
Project financing. Ph. 614.554.2502:
Fax 614.457.1574: E-mail jlyon@
ecoengineering.com
John Igoe, providing residential and
commercial financing across the country
since 1996. First Ohio Home Finance,
Inc., is a highly versatile residential and
commercial
mortgage-banking
firm
that provides a broad scope of flexible
and innovative financing options for all
residential and commercial property
types. 385 County Line Rd W, Ste 200,
Westerville, OH 43082. Ph 614-8181850 Fax 614-818-1860 or e-mail jigoe@
firstohiohome.com. MB.801145.000
LO.008670.000
Contractors, Mechanical
Tours & Tickets
Gregory C. Guy, President, Blue Chip
Tickets specializing in high demand seating
for local/national concerts & sporting
events. Group charters or tickets only,
corporate and individual accounts. We
buy unwanted tickets. Phone 457-1122,
FAX 457-3811. 2941 Kenny Rd., #210,
Columbus 43221. Visit us on the web at
www.bluechiptickets.com.
F. Randolf Sleeper, Bruner Corporation, 3637
Lacon Rd., Hilliard, 43026, 334-9000, FAX
334-9001, email [email protected]
or visit our website at www.brunercorp.com
Mortgage Lending
The Athletic Club of Columbus
136 E. Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43215-4386
View this magazine online at www.accolumbus.com!
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