august 2013 september 2013

Longue Vue contacts:
Main Clubhouse Number
412-793-2232
Golf Pro Shop Number
412-793-2375
Clubhouse Fax Number
412-793-2584
General Email
[email protected]
In this issue:
Vue From the Greens
Club Championship
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3
4
5
7
Jim Henry
F. C. Snyder
Tennis News
August Pool Hours
Swim Team Recap
Intermediate Program
Lobsterfest
New Members
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10
11
13
Events Calendar
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Longue Vue Club Website: www.longuevue.org
Longue Vue Club
August 2013
POOL CONCERT SERIES: MADDIE GEORGI ON SU NDAY, AUGUST 11
Back by Popular Demand - Maddie Georgi! Please stop by the pool on Sunday, August 11, from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. and enjoy the music of Maddie Georgi.
Named one of the Post Gazette’s “Young Pittsburghers To Watch”, Maddie Georgi is
exactly that. Her latest EP Glory Bound was released in January, 2013, and as the title
alludes, she has a very bright future ahead of her.
Her first EP Go was released in 2009 and its release propelled Maddie to cross paths
with Country Music Television (CMT) on several occasions. Competing in CMT’s Music
City Madness competition, her song “Gone Away Again” took second place out of
60,000 entries. CMT liked Maddie’s voice so much; they used her voice for the theme
song to one of their sitcoms, Working Class.
In 2010, Maddie participated in the New York Songwriter’s Circle, further showcasing
her voice and song writing ability. Her song “Go” earned her second place and the opportunity to perform at The Bitter End,
a bestowed music landmark nestled in New York City’s Greenwich Village.
No matter where her music carries her, Maddie is always deeply rooted in her family and hometown and is a regular on the
Pittsburgh stages. Local performances include the Three Rivers Arts Festival; the Three Rivers Regatta; and concerts at
venues like Hartwood Acres, Stage AE, Club Café, Market Square, and the New Hazlett Theater. Maddie has also received rave reviews for her rendition of The National Anthem, which she has performed for Pittsburgh Panthers, Pirates,
and Steeler games.
Her new EP Glory Bound is infused with the passion and soulful sounds like those of Maroon 5 or Adele. Influences such
as KT Tunstall; Grace Potter; Stevie Nicks; and Carrie Underwood can also be recognized and appreciated throughout the
EP. Glory Bound also features songs co-written by Maddie and Pittsburgh favorite, Bill Deasy, offering listeners songs that
are thoughtfully-crafted and very relatable.
Although music is Maddie’s first love, she also remains committed to the importance of education and balances performing
and the work of a full-time student with stride. A junior, studying Communications and Economics at Allegheny College, no
matter where she is in her life, Maddie is bound to keep writing and performing with the hope that her music will always
speak to the hearts and minds of her listeners.
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THE VUE FROM THE GREENS
Mother Nature has continued to leave her mark on the golf season; July showed a wide variety of
conditions across the board in weather with record rainfall amounts, to extreme heat and near record lows to
close out the month. The greens department spent 14 days repairing bunkers following rain events and
rough mowers were constantly in action as we tried to stay ahead of the game. The middle of the month
was busy with the Club Championship and hosting the Ladies Western Championship, which served as an
excellent opportunity to showcase the property. The SWAT picnic was an enjoyable event and I hope that
everyone enjoyed the golf course and putting course on #11 that evening.
The golf course remains in good condition despite all the changes in the weather. We did experience a few areas of scald in the fairways and approaches as a result of the saturated conditions and high
temperatures. Scald is created from the heat boiling the roots when experiencing field capacity conditions
following high amounts of rain, this could be a result of standing water in lows and from areas that are slower
to drain than others, an example being #14 fairway. The positive is that it allowed me to address the property from a drainage standpoint and point key areas to work on this fall and next spring so we can build towards the future. The 8 days of heat around the Ladies Western served as a great training tool for the staff
with hand watering and monitoring water management as we experienced both dry conditions and periods of
wet wilt.
The forecast for August is great and the cooler temperatures should provide excellent playing conditions throughout the month as we approach fall. Towards the middle of the month, we plan to start seeding
certain areas of the rough to incorporate turf type Tall Fescue into high traffic areas, thin areas and areas
that have been damaged by Summer Patch due to the heat and rainfall on the existing stand of Kentucky
Bluegrass. Areas of the intermediate (“First Cut”) will also be evaluated and seeded with Perennial
Ryegrass to improve density and turf quality.
I’m happy to relay that Steve Poprocky came home from Harmarville South during the end of July.
His spirits continue to be high and he is continuing to improve on a daily basis. As always, I look forward to
seeing you on the course!
Fairways and Dreams,
Josh Saunders and The Greens Staff
LEVI MCCRADY SWAT PICNIC RESULTS
The event, contested on July 26, 2013, was Best 2 Balls of 4 at 75% handicap.
Congratulations to the winners!
1st Place (-23)
Bill Pietragallo, Jim Malanos, John Halicky, Derek Dejidas
2nd Place (-17)
Ben Rathfon, Jason Stewart, R. J. Kohler, Paul Riordan
3rd Place (-14)
Kevin Heher, Ed McKenna, Bob Baiz, Jim Elder
Skill Event Winners:
Closest to the Pin #3
3’ 10.5”
Ellsworth Bowser
Closest to the Pin #12
8’ 0.5”
Bob Dankmyer
Closest to the Pin #16
9’ 1.5”
Bob Baiz
Longest Putt Holed #8
29’ 2”
Bill Swartz
Longest Putt Holed #18
33’2”
John Bush
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2013 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Congratulations to Shawn Will, 2013 Longue Vue Club Champion. Joseph Bertucci was runner-up in the Championship Flight. Congratulations to both men for a great tournament.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
1st Place
Shawn Will
2nd Place
Joe Bertucci
3rd Place (tie)
Al Beeken
Mike Colville
MULLET FLIGHT
1st Place
Stu Lotz
2nd Place
Max Hoffman
Champion Shawn Will and Runner-up Joe Bertucci
FIRST FLIGHT
1st Place
Dick Heppner
2nd Place
Jim Hollihan
SECOND FLIGHT
1st Place
Jim Tucker
2nd Place
Grant Friday
Max Hoffman and Stu Lotz
THIRD FLIGHT
1st Place
Tim Burke
2nd Place
Ron Grzymkowski
FOURTH FLIGHT
1st Place
John Halicky
2nd Place
Jack Meck
Dick Heppner and Jim Hollihan
Grant Friday and Jim Tucker
Tim Burke and Ron Grzymkowski
Jack Meck and John Halicky
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JIM HENRY
The 2013 Jim Henry SSWAT is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, September 6th and 7th.
The Jim Henry SWAT is open to SWAT members. The Jim Henry is played from the blue tees (not the “new” black
tees) and, historically, the greens are prepared and the pins are set to present Longue Vue’s best golf challenge.
Accordingly, eligibility is limited to members with a handicap of 12 or less and it is recommended that guests be of
at least that level of playing ability. The maximum strokes any player may receive is 6. New this year will be an
enhanced emphasis on the four man SWAT games and pairing requests will only be accommodated for Friday play.
The charge for the 2013 Jim Henry SWAT is $320, and includes the following:
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Friday Lunch in Ballroom
Friday Dinner – White Terrace (Casual Attire)
On course beer & soft drinks, including award ceremony on Saturday
Two Rounds of Golf
Favor for host and guest
Trophies for the winners of the Jim Henry two-day event
Saturday Breakfast in Men’s Grille
Saturday Lunch in Men’s Grille
There will be shotgun starts at 12:30 p.m. on Friday, September 6th, and 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 7th.
All play will be in foursomes.
The format of play will be as follows:
Jim Henry Tournament Format: Better ball of partners at ½ handicap, with a maximum of six (6) shots. Prizes will
be awarded for the best 18 holes of 36. All play will be from the blue tees. Plus handicaps will be played at onehalf thereof, rather than at scratch.
A $10 per man SWAT will be held on Friday and a $20 per man Swat on Saturday. Friday’s SWAT event will be
best 2 of 4, ½ handicap. Saturday’s event will be best ball on par 3’s, best 2 balls on par 4’s, and best 3 balls on
par 5’s at ½ handicap. On Friday, there will be a $10 per man closest to the pin shootout with qualifying on holes
#10, #12, and #16, with the five closest balls on each participating in a one shot shootout on #18 following Friday’s
play. Winner takes all. There will also be a $10 per man skins game for each day. Each member must pay $120
for these events in advance (covering member and guest for both days) to Tony Rocco in the Men’s Locker Room
before play begins Friday.
There will be a pari-mutuel betting on the Friday and Saturday rounds as well as the Jim Henry two-day event.
There will be an optional hat pool for each day’s play at a cost of $20 per team each day, which should also be paid
to Tony Rocco before Friday’s play begins.
If the Jim Henry event results in a tie for first place, there will be a sudden death playoff starting on #1 to determine
the winner.
Award Ceremony
After Saturday’s round, record your scores at the scoreboard. Beer and light snacks will be provided while scores
are being tabulated. Trophies will be awarded to the winners.
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JIM HENRY (CONTINUED)
Sign-up Procedure - New Procedure This Year
The field will be limited to forty-eight (48) two-man teams. If the event is oversubscribed, total team handicap and Jim
Henry tenure will be used to determine the field. The sign-up period begins immediately and will end August 30.
Please sign up by both phoning the pro shop at 412-793-2375, and speaking directly with Steve Antenucci or by email to Steve, [email protected], providing your guest’s name, home club and handicap index. You will
receive a phone call confirmation from Steve Antenucci or an e-mail confirmation from Steve if you sign-up via Steve’s e-mail. Clubessential online tee time registration is not being used for the Jim Henry.
Since total team handicap is a primary cutoff factor in an oversubscribed field, you must include your guest’s name
and handicap index with your entry in order to be eligible.
We are looking forward to an outstanding event. Please direct any inquiries regarding the 2013 Jim Henry to Rick
Ban, Jim McBride or Ben Rathfon.
F. C. SNYDER SCHOLARSHIP TOURNAMENT - 21ST YEAR!
Save the date! The 21st F. C. Snyder Memorial Golf Tournament is scheduled for
Saturday, August 10th.
In 1993, Mrs. Pat Snyder started and continues to support the F. C. Snyder Memorial Scholarship Fund in honor of her late husband, Franklin, a long time club member who loved Longue
Vue and particularly our employees. Through the ensuing years, the Fund has greatly helped
dozens of our employees with their education; including caddies, waitresses, pro shop, locker
room, greens and pool workers. The F. C. Snyder Scholarship Fund has given out over
$550,000.00 in scholarship aid based on club employment, need, diligence, and grades.
On Saturday, August 10, 2013, we will hold our 21st Annual F.C. Snyder Golf Tournament, the
keystone of our fund raising. Those who have played in the past know what a great day it is
and we hope they will sign up again. This year’s fee is $135.00 which includes a continental
breakfast, golf, cart, golf course refreshments, a delicious lunch and great prizes. The event is
open to all members and guests.
However, if you are unable to support the Fund by playing, we are asking that you be a Hole
Sponsor by buying a tee sign. The tee signs are available in three categories, Bronze at
$135.00, Silver at $250.00, or Gold at $500.00.
You can participate by sending a check payable to “Franklin C. Snyder/Longue Vue Club Employee Scholarship Fund” to Ken Pizzica at the club or you may choose to put it on your account. Keep in mind that the Fund has been approved by the IRS as a non-taxable foundation.
Thank you.
The F. C. Snyder/Longue Vue Scholarship Committee
A PAIR OF EAGLES BETWEEN BROTHERS
Congratulations to brothers Ben and Max Hoffman. Both young men secured their first
eagle on the golf course this month. Ben Hoffman, 15, used a pitching wedge to get
his ball in the cup on #2 from 120 yards. Max Hoffman, 13, had an eagle on #7. Max
used a sand wedge to hole his shot from 90 yards away.
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LADIES’ 7 HOLERS
Join us every Thursday Night at the practice tee at 5:30 p.m. Steve Antenucci, our head pro,
will provide a mini clinic for 30 minutes. At 6:00 p.m., we will separate into skill groups and
head up to #1 to play from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. each threesome will have a current LVC Women's
golf member to play with and to provide coaching on etiquette, golf rules, etc. We will play a
scramble in a shotgun format if the first several holes are open; some may alternatively want
to play their own balls. After play, head back to the Clubhouse to enjoy dinner/drinks together. All women are welcome. The cost for those who are not golfing members is $50.00,
which includes the use of a cart. The fee for golfing members is $10 for the cart. This is a
great opportunity for women of various golfing skills to participate in a weekly event. For more
information please contact Caren Tobin at 412-576-8294. Please use the online tee system
to register each week or call the Pro Shop at 412-793-2375, so that we can plan accordingly.
HUSBAND AND WIFE TOU RNAMENT - SUNDAY, AUGUST 25
Save the date and sign up with your spouse for the Husband and Wife Championship. This
event, sure to challenge matrimonial harmony, will be played in foursomes, with a 2:00 p.m.
shotgun. The format will consist of 6 holes of Scramble of the husband’s and wife’s handicap);
6 holes of better ball (at 7/8 handicap); and 6 holes of Chapman (60% lower handicap, 40%
higher handicap). Casual cocktails, dinner buffet and awards presentation to follow play.
LONGUE VUE SHOOTING GROUND
It is never too late to enjoy a new sport or rekindle interest in sporting clays. The Longue
Vue Shooting Ground offers skeet, trap and 5 stand for your sporting pleasure. The Shooting
Ground is open on Wednesday nights from 4:00 p.m. to dusk. Shooting is available on Saturdays from 11:00 to 4:00 p.m. and Sundays from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. The Club has guns, vests,
safety glasses, ear protection and ammunition available for your use. Walt Oggier, our shooting
instructor and attendant, is available to work with shooters of all ages and experience levels.
He may be contacted through the Club at (412) 793-2232, ext. 273. Anyone interested in being
a part of our shooting program is welcome to send his or her email address to the Club at
[email protected].
LONGUE VUE CLUB TENNIS PROGRAM
Sunday Morning Ladies’ Doubles - Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. - Lower Courts
Social play for all levels
Sunday Afternoon Mixed Doubles - NEW! 1:30 p.m. - Lower Courts
Grab a partner and join us for mixed doubles every Sunday.
Monday Night Men’s Night/ Women’s Night - 6:30 p.m. - Upper Courts
Every Monday night we team up with the Field Club, alternating
men and women at each club.
Ladies’ Tuesday Night Clinic - 6:00 p.m. –Upper Courts
Tuesday Night Cardio Tennis - 7:00 p.m. - Upper Courts
Please contact Tom Mercer at [email protected], 412-793-2232
x 280, or 412-334-5440 for more information.
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WINE TASTING AND TENNIS - FRIDAY, AUGUST 16
Please join us as we serve up a fun evening of Wine Tasting
and Tennis on Friday, August 16, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Enjoy mixed social tennis, small bites and wine selected by Tim
Mink. This is a fun evening and we hope to see you there
Please let us know you are coming by emailing Tom Mercer at
[email protected] or calling 412-793-2232 ext. 280.
The cost is $25.00 per person.
ADULT TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS - AUGUST 17 - 18
Draws for singles, doubles, mixed doubles. Match is best of three sets with the third set
using a 10 point tiebreaker. Please contact Tennis Pro Tom Mercer at
[email protected] or Luc Rogers, at [email protected] to indicate that you
will be playing. Both Pros are available for lessons as well.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE JUNIOR CLUB TENNIS CHAMPIONS
Boy’s 18 and Under Singles
Champion:
Andy Irwin (in red shirt)
Runner-Up: Eli Yofan
Boy’s 14 and Under Singles
Champion:
Alex Reuter (at far right)
Runner-Up: Charlie Smith
Boy’s 10 and Under Singles
Champion:
Zander Szilagyi (in white cap)
Runner-up: Cooper Smith
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EARLY FALL JUNIOR TENNIS CLINICS
Finish out summer with fun and instruction on the courts. The Early Fall Junior Clinics allow
juniors to take advantage of 3 weeks of clinic August. Beginnings August 3 and ending on August 23, just in time for the start of school.
Ages 4–5
1/2 hour class 12:30-1:00 p.m.
Monday through Thursday
Ages 6-8
1 hour class
Monday through Friday
Ages 9–11
1 1/4 hour class 11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday.
Ages 12–17
1 1/2 hour class 2:00-3:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday
Ages
4-5
6-8
9-11
12-17
Daily
$10
$20
$25
$30
Weekly
$34
$85
$106
$127.50
1:00-2:00 p.m.
Clinic rates
Looking ahead to fall — the Fall Junior Clinics run from September 4 through October 2.
Please contact Tom Mercer at [email protected], or 412-793-2232 x 280, or 412-3345440 for more information.
POOLSIDE PIZZA NIGHT— FRIDAY, AUGUST 16
When the moon’s in the sky like a big pizza pie—then it is time for
Poolside Pizza on August 16, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Enjoy pizza with
your favorite toppings and fresh salad as you linger poolside with
friends. Enjoy a refreshing glass of Sangría for $5.00. The pool will be
open until 10:00 p.m. to allow you to swim in the moonlight. $7.95 per
person. Come out and grab a piece of the pie—pizza pie!
FAMILY FUN DAY AT THE POOL
Bring the family out on August 24 for Family Fun Day at the Pool. There will be
an inflatable Bounce House for the kids to enjoy from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Parents
and grandparents can relax poolside with friends and enjoy swimming and socializing in the sunshine.
AUGUST POOL HOURS
From August 1 - 25, the pool will be open regular hours: Mondays from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. and Tuesdays through Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The pool will be closed on Monday, August 26.
Tuesday, August 27 through Thursday, August 29, the
pool will be open from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Friday, August 30, the pool will be open from 3:00 to
10:00p.m. so that you may swim under the stars to
kick off the Labor Day weekend.
Saturday, Augusts 28, through Monday, September 2,
the pool will be open from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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LVC SWIM TEAM ENDS ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON
The 2013 season was another successful one for the Longue Vue Swim Team.
After a slow start, losing our first dual meet, we went on to finish the regular season
with a record of 6-1. During the season, two records were broken. Caroline Colville
broke her own record that she set last year as a 13 year old, lowering the 13-14 Girls
50 Free mark to 32.66. Woody March continued the pattern that he started as an 8
year old, by breaking a record in the next age group, 9-10 Boys. Woody broke a 20
year old record that was previously held by Robert McGrath. It was the first time in
LVST history that a 10 year old boy broke 17 in a 25. Woody’s time was 16.94.
At Regionals, the team did quite well, qualifying in almost every event that we
entered. At Championships, the LVST finished 7th overall. The highest placing relays
were in Events 2 and 21. The team of Ben Hower, Ryan O’Toole, Wyatt Lyda and Baden O’Toole placed 2nd in the 8 and Under Boys 100 Free Relay. The team of Samantha Dockey, Meghan Quaid, Olivia Senan and Abby Wolf also placed 2 nd in the
Girls 12 and Under 200 Free Relay. Individually, our best finishers were Alden March,
Woody March, and Ben Hower. Alden and Woody both placed 3rd overall, with personal best times of 18.22 and 15.12, respectively. Ben Hower placed 2 nd in his 25
Free with a personal best time of 18.06.
Congratulations to the Longue Vue Swim Team for a tremendous season!
The 2013 Longue Vue Swim Team
IN MEMORIAM
Mrs. Frederick (Patricia G.) Lewis, Jr., passed away on Friday, July 19, 2013. A member
since 1962, Mrs. Lewis enjoyed dining and entertaining at the Club. Our sincere sympathy
to her daughters and their families.
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THE LVC INTERMEDIATE PROGRAM - THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN
It has been said many times before, but bears repeating. Longue Vue ‘s Membership is
second to none! With that in mind, we are always happy when members introduce their
family, friends and colleagues to their club. As more and more younger professionals and
families are looking to embrace life at a club of our caliber, we would like to remind you of
the Intermediate Membership program.
The Intermediate Program offers a wonderful opportunity for qualified young professionals, ages 21 - 39, to become part of the Longue Vue family. Initiation and dues are scaled
based on age, and cash credits are earned each year of intermediate membership that
may be applied to Social or Charter membership, at age 40 or when that decision is
made.
There are three basic levels of Intermediate Membership:
Intermediate II
Ages: 21– 25
Initiation: $750
Monthly Dues*: $198
Initiation: $1,000
Monthly Dues*: $300
Intermediate I
Ages: 26-30
* a portion of monthly dues ($62.50 for Int. II and $83.33 for Int. I) is credited to future initiation upon transfer to Social of Charter membership.
Advanced Intermediate
Ages: 31– 39
Initiation : $3,000 annually
Monthly Dues: vary by age
The Intermediate I and II members accrue a cash credit of $500 for each year they are
members in that category that may be applied toward the Social initiation of $15,000 or
the Charter initiation of $40,000 upon transfer. For each year an individual is an Advanced Intermediate, he or she accrues a cash credit of $1000 toward initiation. The earlier you join, the more cash credits are earned, effectively reducing the overall initiation
fee. Intermediate members have access to all the amenities, including unlimited golf, but
do not have voting privileges. They are responsible for the 36 month assessment for their
respective membership category.
Longue Vue is aware that circumstances are uncertain for those beginning a career, the
Intermediate program allows one to join without being responsible for the full initiation fee
until age 40. In many cases, the initiation may be satisfied prior to age 40, depending on
the age at which a person is elected to membership.
The Membership Committee is confident that the Intermediate Program at Longue Vue is
the best around and a terrific way to attract new young members who embody the values
of Longue Vue and will make their mark on the Club for many years to come. For more
information, please contact Pat Stuchell @ 412-793-2232, ext. 203 or
[email protected].
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MEMBERSHIP SUPPORT REAPS DIVIDENDS
There’s an old adage that says, “You get as much out of something as you put into it.” How
true this is in so many facets of our lives. Whether we are actively involved with local charities or serve on community boards etc. we often find that our efforts serving others improve
our own lives and more importantly, we find that the people around us are better too!
Now serving in my seventh year at Longue Vue, I have had an opportunity to experience
first-hand the generosity of the club’s membership. I am pleased to report that there has
never been a shortage of member volunteers to serve on the club’s numerous committees
and Board of Governors. While I am impressed with the number of volunteers, this is not
what impresses me the most. What impresses me the most is that the volunteers are actively engaged in keeping Longue Vue’s historic traditions intact and that they continue to
support and facilitate providing the high quality amenities and services club members have
come to expect.
I remember at the beginning of our country’s financial down turn in 2008, there were a lot of
committee and Board discussions about what the club should be doing to get through this
difficult time. Instead of cutting services and disinvesting in the club to protect the club’s
assets, the committees and Board decided to take the opposite approach. So, reinvestments were continued and new programs were launched to keep the membership engaged
with the club.
I believe these efforts by the Board and committees paid off! The general membership approved of the direction and continued to visit and utilize the club. This membership utilization kept the club’s financial books in balance in a time when it could have easily gone a
different way.
Now that our country’s financial issues appear to have stabilized, the club is positioned to
continue carrying its historic and storied traditions for years to come. The key to ensure the
club’s success in this endeavor is that all members continue to put forth an effort to visit the
club often, utilize and enjoy the golf course, dining areas, pool, shooting grounds and racquets facilities. In addition, recruiting new members is an important way to guarantee that
the lifeblood of the club stays vibrant.
On behalf of Longue Vue Club’s Board of Governors and committees, I want to thank the membership for putting forth an effort to ensure that the club stays active and healthy. I am comfortable saying that the membership’s determination to make
Longue Vue Club the best it can be has made it better for all!
I look forward to seeing everyone soon!
Warmest regards,
Tod Pierce
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LOBSTERFEST - FRIDAY, AUGUST 23
Always a popular night, Lobsterfest is a highlight of the summer
season. On Friday, August 23, the club will host the annual Lobsterfest, celebrating the joys of friends, seafood and music.
Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be served at 7:00 p.m. on the
white terrace. Dinner will be served at 8:00 p.m.
The Buffet will feature 2-1/2 pound lobsters. Enjoy a cocktail
while savoring shellfish from the chilled seafood and oyster bar.
Enjoy hot crabmeat dip, clams casino and steamed mussels Provençal. Enjoy the buffet which will include Mojito glazed mako shark, chicken scaloppini with lemon herb sauce, and a variety of salads. Finish off the evening with a bountiful dessert buffet and coffee station.
The soothing sounds of guitar music will hover in the summer air as you dine, laugh
and visit with friends on this special late August evening. $85.00 per person. Please
call the club at 412-793-2232 for reservations.
Please note that Sunday, August 18th is deadline for all reservations for the Lobsterfest.
LABOR DAY POOL PICNIC - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
Enjoy the Labor Day Pool Picnic on Monday, September
2. The poolside buffet will be served from 12:00 - 3:00
p.m. Say goodbye to summer and enjoy the last cookout
of the season. The Chef will prepare a bountiful buffet
featuring the best of summer’s offerings. The cookout is
$15.00 for adults: ages 4 through 12 pay their age; ages 3
and under are free.
AUGUST DINING ROOM HOURS
The Grill Room and Pink Terrace
A jacket is required for all males over the age of 10 on Saturday evenings. Tie optional.
Lunch Hours: Tuesday through Saturday: 12:00-3:00 p.m.
Sunday : 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Dinner Hours: Tuesday through Thursday: 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday: 5:30 - 10:00 p.m.
Sunday: 5:00 - 9:30 p.m.
The Janssen Room and Green Terrace
Family Dining - Casual Attire
Dinner Hours: Tuesday through Thursday: 5:30-9:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday: 5:30 - 10:00 p.m.
Sunday: 5:00 - 9:30 p.m.
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Mr. Jeffrey A. Ford (Lisabeth)
Meghan, 18; Rachel, 16
Social Provisional
108 Berrybush Drive
Harrison City, PA 15636
Partner
Grossman, Yanak and Ford, LLP
Three Gateway Center, Suite 1800
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Ms. Andrea Graham
Intermediate II Provisional
75 South 26th Street, Suite 502
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Marketing Specialist
PNC Bank
249 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Mr. Matthew Mazefsky (Carla)
Katherine, 4; Jacob, 3;
Charter
133 Oakhaven Drive
Wexford, PA 15090
General Counsel
Rosebud Mining Company
301 Market Street
Kittanning, PA 16209
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Siegfried (Jennifer)
Intermediate I
132 Stonebridge Drive
Oakdale, PA 15701
Manager/Pharmacist
Walgreens
1395 East High Street
Waynesburg, PA 15370
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Williams (Michele)
Sophie, 11; Jake , 6
Charter
281 Hilltop Drive
Cheswick, PA 15024
Proprietor
Williams/CDI Printing
Route 910 and Middle Road Ext.
Gibsonia, PA 15044
AUGUST 2013
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Sat
1 Pro Shop /Junior
Scramble 10:00 a.m.
2 Diebold match at
OCC at 12:00 pm
3
8 Fox Chapel Junior
USTA Tournament
Sr. Interclub at ECC
Pink Terrace closed
for dinner
9 TaylorMade SLD
Launch 3:00 – 6:30
p.m.
Pink Terrace closed
for lunch
10 F. C. Snyder
Tournament
Shooting Open
SWAT
Pink Terrace closed
for dinner
15
16 Wine Tasting
Adult Tennis Mixer
Pool open until 10:00
Poolside Pizza Night
17 Shooting Ground
Shooting Ground Open
Diebold Matches
4 Shooting Ground
Open
Diebold Match LVC
12:00 pm
Tee closed 10:00 a.m.
5 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
11 Maddie Georgi at
the Pool
Shooting Open
Father & Daughter/
Son Tournament
SWAT
12 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
18 Shooting Ground
Open
Parent/Child Tournament
SWAT
19 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
20 Ladies’ Club
Championship
Pink Terrace closed
for lunch
21 Ladies Club Championship
Pink Terrace closed
for lunch
Shooting Open
22
23 LOBSTERFEST
24 SWAT
Shooting Ground
Open
Family Day at the
Pool
25 Shooting Ground
26 Club, Pool and
Pro Shop Closed
27 Ladies’ Guest Day
Pool open 3:00 - 8:00
p.m.
28 Pool open 3:00 8:00 p.m.
Shooting Ground
Open
29 Pool open 3:00 8:00 p.m.
30 Pool Open 3:00 10:00 p.m.
31 SWAT
Shooting Open
Pool 11:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m.
Open
Husband and Wife
Tournament
6 Ladies’ Ryder Cup
7 Fox Chapel Junior
Thu
USTA Tournament
Fox Chapel Junior
USTA Tournament
Ladies’ Interclub at PFC
13 Helen Crozier
Davis Tournament
14 Helen Crozier
Davis Tournament
Midweek SWAT Picnic
Shooting Ground Open
Shooting Ground
Open
SWAT
Open
SWAT
Pink Terrace closed for
dinner
SEPTEMBER 2013
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1 Shooting Ground
Open
SWAT
Pool open 11:00 a.m.
- 8:00 p.m.
2
Pool Picnic
Labor Day Golf Event
Pool Open 11:00 a.m.
- 8:00 p.m.
Labor Day Scramble
3 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
4 Ladies’ Golf Substitute an eagle
Shooting Ground
Open
5 Ladies’ Interclub at
Oakmont
Senior Interclub at
South Hills
6 Jim Henry SWAT
Invitational
7Jim Henry SWAT
Invitational
Shooting Ground
Open
8 Shooting Ground
Open
Men’s and Ladies
SWAT
9 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
10 Ladies’ Beat the
Pros
Pint Terrace is closed
for lunch
11 Shooting Ground
Open
LVC - Edgewood
Challenge
12
13 Ladies’ Shoot Out
14 Shooting Ground
Open
Seersucker SWAT
15 Shooting Ground
Open
16 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
17 Ladies’ Par Birdie,
Eagle
18 Shooting Ground
Open
19
20
McLaughlin Cup at
Longue Vue
21 Shooting Ground
27
28 Shooting
Ground Open
22 Shooting Ground
Open
McLaughlin Cup
29 Shooting Ground
Open
Men’s SWAT
23 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
30 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
24 Aeration - Golf
Course and Pro Shop
Closed
25 Shooting Ground
Open
Aeration - Golf Course
and Pro Shop Closed
26 Senior Interclub at
Butler
Aeration - Golf
Course and Pro Shop
Closed
Pink Terrace is closed
for dinner
Open
Super SWAT
Men’s SWAT