December 2018

Alamance Today

December 2018

From the Board

by Gerry Francis, President

As you are reading thisnewsletter, I am in my last month serving as President of ACC.
But, I will not totally go away, since for 2019 I will continue on the Board of Directors serving
as Past-President. 2018 has been an interesting and productive year for ACC. We have
seen the last of the Clubhouse renovation projects completed; have planned, designed,
funded, built and opened the new Amenity Lawn; have finished the fiscal year in the black
in both operations and capital; and, in the midst of all this, hired a new General Manager.
As I said, an interesting and productive year.

For 2019 I feel the Club is in a good position and in good hands to continue its forward
momentum, but we must all always be aware that the Club’s stability is driven by membership numbers and
constant financial oversight—and that these are our responsibilities.

With the Christmas season upon us. I remind you that a fee directed to the Employees Christmas Bonus will be
added to your November bill. These funds are collected and distributed to all employees—cooks, grounds crew,
dishwashers, etc. as a way of saying thank you and have a blessed holiday season.

It has been my pleasure to serve in the President’s role for 2018. I have found my time on the Board, both as a
member and as the President, to be very beneficial to my better understanding of how the Club operates, and of
the wonderful employees we have who make our time spent at the Club so enjoyable. So, to each member and to
every employee, thanks for all you give.

ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING

Thursday, December 6th
Alamance Ballroom • 8:00pm

2018 In Review
New Board Members Election Results

From the General Manager

Charlie Nolette, General Manager | [email protected]

New Sunday Hours and Brunch Buffet Every Sunday!

It has been a busy fall and the holiday season is ramping up! TGIF continues to be one
of our most popular nights. The once a month Sunday Brunch Buffet has seen steady growth
over the past few months. With the holiday season here and that growing popularity, we are
going to start in December having our Brunch Buffet EVERY SUNDAY! On top of that, we are
going to have an amazing spread on our Bloody Mary Bar. You will have the option to make
that Mary as spicy or as mild as you like with a wide variety of mixes, additional ingredients,
garnishes and skewers that are over the top. We hope that making the Brunch a part of
your family’s Sunday will come easily and satisfy the after-church hunger. This is an easy way to get great food
fast and with something for just about everyone.
In a an effort to make this successful, we will be limiting our menu to the Brunch Buffet only on Sundays. Our
1946 Grill A La Carte Lunch and Brunch options will be rolled into the items that we serve on the buffet. We will
be changing some of our Brunch items regularly, so if you have a favorite, please let us know and we will put it
on the schedule.
As a Food and Beverage team, we listen to what you tell us you like and don’t like. We do this by looking at
when people come out, which items are ordered, and which ingredients we seem to order more regularly. One of
the things you have told us is that Sunday nights are not your favorite time to come out to dine with us. We have
looked back at several months worth of data, and Sunday night has been the slowest night of the week. With
that information in mind, we have decided to stop serving dinner on Sunday evenings in the 1946 Grill. We know
this may not be the most popular decision for some, but it is the right decision to make for a more efficient and
robust Food and Beverage operation. If you have concerns about this, please feel free to stop by the Club, call or
e-mail me so we can discuss the matter.
As the year winds down, I would like to say “Thank You” for helping to make ACC such a fun place to be! I am
looking forward to a great December and hope to see you at a Brunch, Christmas party, or just out to dinner on a
Friday.

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Membership

by Leanna Giles, Membership Director | [email protected]

According to Google, a map is a symbolic depiction emphasizing relationships between
elements of some space, such as objects, regions, or themes. We recently put all of our
members on a map. You might guess there are several members who live in the same
geographic area. I encourage you to look around at your neighbors—who lives in your
neighborhood that is not a member and invite them to consider the club. Schedule a time to
invite them out for some fun recreation (golf, pickleball, tennis, holiday activity) or dinner.
Be sure to let me know you are coming and I will provide you with all the materials. Sounds
easy enough, right? Don’t delay, we want to fill the roster for a fantastic spring.
Also, please take a moment to log-in to the website and update your member profile. We especially need
updated phone numbers and emails. Many folks are choosing to eliminate their home phones and go to cell
phones. Additionally, please be sure to let us know if you have celebrated the birth of a new child. All of this
information is very important as we are preparing to update some of our communication technology.

Event Catering

by Brittany Myers, Catering Director | [email protected]

Happy Holidays! I hope your holiday season is off to a good start, and I look forward to
working with you on your holiday party for the second year in a row. Just a reminder that we
are now taking reservations for December 2019! Be sure to call or email me as soon as you
have a date in mind, as December dates book fast!

Stumped for holiday decorating ideas? Something as simple as adding Christmas ornaments
to a glass cylinder or bowl can go a long way to create that holiday ambiance. Another idea
would be cranberries in a glass cylinder of water with a floating candle. The simplest idea
can go a long way! My favorite decoration that I have seen so far is a dining table with tall
tree branches in the center to hang ornaments from.
The best referral is word of mouth! If you have a friend, family or co-worker planning an event, please send
them our way. We love that you take pride in your Club and love to show it off. If you have anyone you know
that would be interested in touring our event facilities, please let me know!

Events

FRIDAYS TGIF JAZZ NIGHT REMINDER:
2019 Christmas Party Sign-Ups
will take a break in Begin on Monday, December 3 • 9:00am
December and return
Wednesday, December 12 • 10:00am
January 11th.
Get your partner or
Holiday Drop & Shop group together and
come out and play
Saturday, December 8 Bridge at the Club!

10:00am - 2:00pm • Ages 4-10 NO CORKAGE FEE NIGHT
Saturday, December 15
Do you have some last minute
holiday shopping that you need 1946 Grill | 5:30pm - 9:00pm
to get done? Worry no more, let Bring a bottle of your
us take care of the little ones
while you tackle that shopping favorite wine from home and
list! $30 per child (Includes we will waive the corkage fee.
Lunch and Crafts) Minimum of
7 children. Please RSVP NO
LATER than Thursday, December 6th by

calling the Clubhouse Office | 336-584-0345

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1946 Grill by Terri Ahlgren, Executive Chef | [email protected]

Daily Drink Soup PRIME RIB NIGHT
Specials To Go
Saturday, December 1 • 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Tuesday Prime Rib, Salad, Baked Potato and Vegetable
$5 Martini $25++ per person

Wednesday 1946 Grill | Dinner Reservations - 336-584-0345
50% Off :: The 1946 Grill Dinner Menu will also be available ::
Wine By
Glass or Tuesday Soup To Go Special
Bottle
Tuesdays in December
Thursday
50% Off Draft $10++ per Quart

Beer, • December 4 - Lemon Greek Chicken
House Wine, • December 11 - White Bean & Ham
& Liquor • December 18 - Chicken Noodle Soup
To place your order, call Marty at 336-584-0345.
Friday Please specify if you would like your soup hot or cold.
Buy 1 Draft, Pick-Up times are 11:30am - 9:00pm
Get 1 Draft
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUFFET
Free
Wednesdays - 1946 Grill | 5:30pm - 9:00pm
Saturday
$5 Bourbon (No Buffet Wednesday, December 26)
& Whiskey $14.95++ Adults | $5.95++ Children (5-12)

Sunday Entrées, Salad, Vegetables and Dessert
$5 Bloody
Mary Bar :: The 1946 Grill Menu will also be available ::

4 Sunday Brunch Buffet

Every Sunday - 1946 Grill | 11:30am - 2:00pm

$16.95++ Adults | $5.95++ Children (5-12)
Brunch Items, Entrées, Salads,Vegetables and Dessert

$5- Bloody Mary Bar with Garnishes & Skewers

::1946 Grill A La Carte Lunch Menu Will Not Be Available::

Soup & Salad Lunch Buffet

Wednesday, December 12 1946 Grill
11:30am - 2:00pm

Make it a quick and easy lunch with a cup of our
freshly made soup and a salad bar. | $12++ per person

::1946 Grill A La Carte Lunch Menu will Also Be Available::

Christmas Take - Out Reminder

Last day to place your order Monday, December 17th
Call 336-584-0345

Order Pick Up - Sunday, December 23
9:00am - 11:00am

Alamance Today • December 2018

Brunch with Santa

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16 | 11:30am - 2:00pm

Eggnog Baked French Toast, Bacon, Sausage, Scrambled Eggs,
Shrimp Cocktail, Salad Bar, Slow Roasted Prime Rib,
Glazed Ham, Turkey & Gravy, Chicken Marsala,

Haddock with Lemon Beurre Blanc, Porchetta with Prosciutto & Peas,
Dinner Rolls, Garlic Herb Biscuits, Spaghetti Squash, Green Beans,
Brown-Sugared Acorn Squash, Golden Yukon Whipped Potatoes,
Duchess Potatoes, Desserts

Reservations Required Minimum 48 Hours Prior to Event
Adults: $29.95++ | Children (6-11) $14.95++
Children 5 and Under - Complimentary

1946 Grill Amenity Lawn

5:30pm - 9:00pm ::Rain Plan: Alamance Ballroom:

Special Limited 5:00pm - 9:00pm
New Year’s Eve
Low Country Boil
Menu Celebration

Watch for Monday, December 31 London-Time Ball Drop
Menu Details “Champagne Toast”

Reservations We will be celebrating New Year’s Eve ball drop Kid’s Activities Offered
are Required on London-time this year! Whether you prefer a nice
336-584-0345 quiet dinner or more of a family party atmosphere, we Adults $30++ | Children $15++
will have it here for you! Make the Club your first stop
Reservations are Required
for the New Year’s Eve celebration! 336-584-0345

Golf at Alamance

by Drake Woodside, Head Golf Professional | [email protected]

Golf Notes & Reminders

•The holidays are right around the corner and now is a good time to make
sure you have everything checked off on your Christmas lists. Heavy traffic
can slow special orders, so please make sure you allow enough time for that
special gift to arrive. We have great selections from Peter Millar, Dunning,
FootJoy, JoFit, Adipure, Turtleson and more. Let the Professional Staff help you
find that perfect club for your bag by signing up for a fitting - wedges, putters,
drivers and irons (we don’t charge for fitting).
• As we head toward the New Year, the Golf Shop would like to thank everyone for a great 2018!
We hope you all enjoy a warm and happy holiday season!
• Winter Hours Schedule: Monday • 11:30am - 5:30pm | Tuesday through Sunday • 8:30am - 5:30pm
(Tee times begin one half hour after opening, weather permitting. Please call ahead to check for delays)
• Christmas Golf Hours: Monday, December 24 • Golf Shop 8:30am - 2:00pm (All carts must be in by 2:00pm)
• All Golf Shop Credits must be redeemed by December 31, 2018!!

Golf Shop Holiday Friday, December 7 | 8:30am - 7:00pm
Party and Sale
Hors d’oeuvres • 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Discounts of an extra 10% to 50% off any
IN-STOCK items! Complimentary Gift Wrapping!!!!

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Golf at Alamance Golf Pro Shop
336.584.1326

Mark Your Calendar!

Christmas Classic Tournament • Wednesday, December 26

Entry Deadline: Sunday, December 23 Time: 11:00am Shotgun Start
Eligibility: Members, guests, dependents at least 18 years old, teams may not be comprised
of two dependents Entry Fee: $30 per player (Includes prizes) *Cart Fees Not Included
Format: Four-person teams will play Captain’s Choice. Field will be handicapped by the USGA
recommendations of 20% of the “A” player, 15% of the “B” player, 10% of the “C” player, and 5%
of the “D” player course handicap. These numbers will be added together to determine the
number of shots each team will receive. Teams must use 2 tee shots from each player. Play-
ers under 60 years of age will play the white tee markers. A Senior Division is also available which requires that
all players be 60 and over to play the green tee markers. There will be no handicap adjustment in the Senior Di-
vision. Teams may be comprised of mid-am and senior players with appropriate handicap adjustments made for
the tee differential.

TOURNAMENT RESULTS Dustin Moore Dwight Jefferson

2018 Club Championship Results

Saturday & Sunday, October 20-21

Championship Flight (Blue Tees)
1st Place Gross - Dustin Moore
2nd Place Gross - Tom Monahan
3rd Place Gross - Ben Selkin
1st Place Net - Connor Massey
2nd Place Net- Andrew Purse

Mid-Am Flight (White Tees)
1st Place Gross -Dwight Jefferson
2nd Place Gross - Steve Craig
1st Place Net - Michael Splawn
2nd Place Net- Kevin Minter

Ladies Flight (Red Tees) Ryoko Berkowitch Michael Splawn
1st Place Gross - Ryoko Berkowitch
2nd Place Gross - Laura Lea Allen

Super Senior Flight (Red Tees)
1st Place Gross - Jim Brannock
2nd Place Gross - Bill Coble

Chase for the Cup Final

1 Joe Ashley Qualifier Jeff Angyal Qualifier Michael Splawn
2 Ronnie Wall Qualifier Alec Ashley Qualifier Shaun Tirgrath
3 (t) Dustin Moore Qualifier Bill Gomory Qualifier David Vaughn
3 (t) Steve Craig Qualifier Don James Qualifier Greg Voorhis
5 (t) Wayne Pyrtle Qualifier Dwight Jefferson Qualifier Kevin Womack
5 (t) Jim Brannock Qualifier Doug Massey Qualifier Ray Womack
5 (t) Tom Monahan Qualifier Kevin Minter
5 (t) Mac Williams Qualifier Pete Sanders

Ladies Play Day Results

October 18 “Fall Finish”

1st Place Pam Buchholz, Linda Parks, Nancy Sain

2nd Place Nancy Simpson, Sue Paris, Elsie Bolick,Sandy Scott

3rd Place Martha Brannock, Alliene Johnson, Jean Matthews

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Golf at Alamance

Ladies’ Pink Ribbon Golf Tournament

PINK RIBBON TOURNAMENT | Thursday, October 25 Back 9 Results

Front 9 Results 1st Place Pam Buchholz, Vee Chandler,

1st Place Martine Gomory, Meredith Freeman, Sue Lamm Gurley, Sadie Farthing

Cassie Thorton, Cheryl Cassel 2nd Place Pam Bonney, Marlene Carter,

2nd Place Lisa Bauguess, Jeanette Kowalski, Olivia Linthavong

Phyllis Bauguess, Lisa Norton 3rd Place Patty Brothers, Beth Glidewell,

3rd Place Jean Matthews, Nancy Sain, Sherry Meachem, Diane Lloyd

Denise Johnson, Marsha Moran 4th Place Kathy James, Deb Scott,

4th Place Dawn Massey, Cynthia Clayton Tracy Shea, Susie Lambeth

Krista Hunt, Ann Taubitz 5th Place Marie Crissman, Paula Reardon,

5th Place Karoleigh Allred, Kelly Glick, Linda Parks, Janet Latham

Andrea Thomas, Gayle Gunn 6th Place Nancy Simpson, Helen Ellington,

6th Place Anne Fortney, Glenda Crawford, Anne Powell, Sue Smith

Janice Kernodle, Gen Street 7th Place (t) Linda Shirley, Martha Brannock,

7th Place Caroline Johnson, Alicia Voorhis, Sue Paris, Laura Lea Allen

Jill Plunkett, Candice Turner 7th Place (t) Jean Minton, Susie Wall,

Longest Drive #3 - Dawn Massey Gaynelle Abernathy, Melva Sharpe

CTP #4 - Anne Fortney CTP #8 - Kelly Glick Longest Drive #10 - Pam Bonney

Closet to the Line #9 - Cassie Thorton CTP #14 - Sue Lamm Gurley CTP #16- Pam Buchholz

Closet to the Line #18 - Vee Chandler

From Tee to Green

by Peter Horn,CGCS | Director of Golf Course and Grounds | [email protected]

With November coming to a close and the start of December, we are still in the middle of
getting leaves cleaned up. Hopefully, in a few weeks most of the trees will have dropped
their leaves. The fall sesaon has been on the cool side with plenty of rainfall, and our first
freeze occurred on November 11th. The bermuda grass is slowly going dormant, but the
greens will still produce a little growth on the warmer days. With the frost and freeze comes
the delay of starting tee times. Mother Nature takes control of this, and some days it will
only be a short delay while other days may incur a delay of two hours.
Later this fall and on throughout the winter we will be working on tree management. There are several trees
that need to come down around the course, with many decaying and showing dead branches in the canopy. We
will also lift the canopies to allow more light to reach the turf. We are planning to work on irrigation if there is a
break with colder temperatures. As winter settles in, we will start to work on equipment and get prepared for
next spring. Please remember to repair ball marks. This is always very important, but especially this time of year
as the grass slows in growth and is not able to recover as quickly.
The Golf Course Maintenance crew wishes you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

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Fitness Christmas Hours

by Matt Sommer, MS, CSCS, CES, PES, Christmas Eve 7:00am - Noon

Director of Fitness | [email protected] Closed Christmas Day

New Year’s Hours
New Year’s Eve 7:00am - 6:00pm

Thanksgiving has passed and Christmas is right Closed New Year’s Day

around the corner, marking the beginning of a 5-week

holiday celebration that often spells doom for your health and fitness plan. Along with those

celebrations will come headlines and news stories highlighting the holiday weight gain that

thousands of people experience every year. Ignore them. Don’t think about weight gain this

holiday season. Instead, think about celebrating with friends and family while simultaneously enjoying the

sensation of living in a body that’s healthy. What you do on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day isn’t your major

concern. It’s all the other days in between that will determine if your holidays are healthy. Overeating on

Thanksgiving Day isn’t going to get you out of shape. Just like doing things right one day isn’t going to get you

in shape. It’s all the little things on a daily basis that determine if you are moving forward fitness or away from it.

Here are a few tips for surviving the holidays and for increasing your energy and reducing your stress, this

season and all year long.

1. Take time for yourself. Although spending time with friends and family is essential, it’s also important to

have at least five minutes to yourself to relax. Try practicing a deep breathing exercise when you feel

stressed out.

2. Don’t set unrealistic goals. Aim to exercise 20 minutes a day instead of an hour. You’ll be sure to get at

least 20 minutes of exercise per day without feeling disappointed if you do not complete an hour.

3. Enlist a friend or family member to exercise with you. Walking and talking with a friend can be a great

way to burn extra calories and reduce your stress level.

4. Don’t try to lose weight or stick to a restrictive diet this holiday season. If you enjoy your favorite

foods in small portions, you’ll feel more satisfied. Trying to stay away from certain foods may make you

feel deprived, which may cause you to eat more than you intended to.

5. Create new, more active traditions. Instead of throwing a dessert or cocktail party, try an alternate

holiday event.

6. Drink plenty of water. Although the cold weather may make you less inclined to grab a glass of water,

it is just as important in the winter as it is during the summer.

7. Spread out meals. Don’t feel like you have to eat everything at once. Try eating dinner early and then

taking a walk before sitting down for dessert.

8. Don’t overdo it with alcohol or caffeine. These stimulants will only cause you more grief in the end by

adding to your feelings of stress.

9. Don’t aim for perfection, and enjoy imperfections. There is no such thing as the perfect party or the

perfect decorations or the perfect way to spend the holidays.

10. Laugh. Laughing is a great tension reliever. It burns calories, reduces stress, and usually means that you

are enjoying yourself.

The ACC Fitness Center Staff wishes you and your family a happy, healthy, and safe Christmas and New Year.!

Training Prices We will be rolling this out to the membership
on January1, however, we wanted to offer
The Fitness Staff at ACC is proud to be achieving 2 special packages for the month of December
such great results for our members. In order to to our valued clients as a thank you for
ensure we can continue to provide exceptional business!
service, we will be increasing the rates on all
our packages effective January 1, 2019. December Training Specials

This is the first price increase we have ever Stock up now (limit 2) before the new price
had since the addition of the Fitness Center in increase effective January 1, 2019!
2005, and this will enable us to continue to • 24 - 60 Minute Private Training Sessions $900
provide the quality and breadth of service you • 24 - 30 Minute Private Training Sessions $600
love. If you have any questions about the price
increase or our new packages, don’t hesitate to
contact me.

Matt Sommer, MC, CSCS,CES, PES Ben Austin, MS, CSCS Kenny Lutz, BS Elizabeth Madrid, LMBT
Massage Therapist, NC License #13115
Director of Fitness, Personal Trainer Assistant Director, Personal Trainer Personal Trainer

Fitness

Equipment Orientations Group Exercises

Schedule Now • Limited Availability in January CARDIO DANCE
Mondays • 6:00pm
Gift Certificates
(Class 45-60 minutes)
Give the gift that keeps NO Class 12/24 OR 12/31
on giving with health and well being.
Class size limited to
Gift Certificates available 12 members on a
for Personal Training First-Come,
and Massage Therapy First-Serve Basis

Available Located Basement of
at the Front Desk Fitness Center

in the Classes are Complimentary
Fitness Center
GROUP CYCLING
DECEMBER Tuesdays • 5:30pm
FITNESS SHOP
(Class 45-60 minutes)
DEALS NO Class 12/25

10% Off Salonpas Class size limited • $8 per class
10% OFF Generation Ucan Pre - Registration Required
336-584-9848
Located Basement
of Fitness Center

Self-Paced Program

Recipes of the Month Fit-To-Go At Home or Traveling

Butternut Squash, Kale, Don’t have time to come to the Fitness Center?
and Black Bean Quesadillas
• Self-paced training program designed
Fast Chicken Chili with Butternut Squash specifically for you by a trainer

Recipe Cards are available at the Fitness Front Desk • 4-weeks of workouts you do on your own
• Strength Training Only - $99
• Cardio Training Only - $99
• Combo Strength & Cardio - $129

Tennis

Stefan and I want to thank everyone that came out to the courts this season for lessons,
clinics, USTA league play, Men’s Night, ball machine usage and social/family play. We
appreciate all of your support to our program and look forward to an exciting 2019
tennis season. During the “off season” we recommend getting into the fitness center for
some strength training or cardio workouts. This will add power and conditioning to your
game. Contact Matt, Ben or Kenny for more information (336-584-9848).

Additionally, if you have a nagging shoulder, elbow, neck or back injury, give massage
a try. I have personally started incorporating massages into my off-court training and it
has made a difference. Aside from relaxation and recovery, massage also stretches the
muscles to aid in healing inflammation. Contact Elizabeth for more information (336-584-9848).
As the weather changes, we will begin preparations to close courts #1-3 and open courts #4 & 5 for the winter
season. The hard courts (#6-8) will remain open, weather permitting. Please call the Tennis Shop to make a
court reservation, use the ball machine, or to check on court conditions as colder temperatures could close all
the courts. We will also be taking down the windscreens this season to repair and replace any damaged sections.
Please contact me if you have any comments, questions or concerns. Always at your “service”.

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Tennis

Pickleball Play Days

We had an AWESOME turnout for our 1st ever Pickleball Play Days!
A total of 30 people participated, which included families, juniors,
advanced tennis players, and seniors. Pickleball is the hottest and
fastest growing sport in the U.S. and quite possibly the world.
It’s basically ping-pong in a tennis court! It’s fun and easy to learn.
We will schedule more play days for this spring. Additionally, the
Tennis Shop has plenty of paddles and balls for you to check out.
COMING SOON: Pickleball lessons and clinics!!

Ladies Tennis End of Season Cocktail Party | Thursday, December 6 | 6:30pm

Scott and Stefan will be hosting a Ladies Tennis Cocktail Party in the Saddle Club Lounge and invite
all our tennis ladies to join us for this get-together and share stories from the 2018 season and begin
planning for 2019! Light Hors d’oeuvres | Ticket Bar | R.S.V.P To Scott if you plan to attend.

Performance Zone Junior Clinics • Tuesdays & Thursdays • 4:00pm - 5:30pm

(No clinics December 24, 27 or January 1 • Clinics will resume Thursday, January 3
A shout out to ALL junior tennis players. We will run our junior tennis clinics for the following levels: Orange,
Green and Performance every Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00pm - 5:30pm. Clinics will be organized similar to
our junior team practices. We will warm up and do light conditioning together, then we will break out into
groups (by skill level) for drills and match play. Please contact Scott or Stefan to sign up (336-584-4115).

Our Thanks This Holiday Season

The staff would like to give a sincere ‘Thank You’
to the Alamance Country Club members for your
generosity with this year’s Christmas Bonus Fund.

The Staff of Alamance Country Club

44 Years 12 Years 7 Years 1 Year
Gerry Maynard
Danny Conklin Stefan Sumner Erik Webb
22 Years
Terri Ahlgren Elizabeth Madrid 6 Years Zane Ector
Ben Austin Daniel Byrd
21 Years 11 Years Manuel Leon Skylar Holt
Mauricio Hernandez Osmin Guardado Scott Schofer Krissi Armand
Peter Horn Heather Hauk Alexandra Van Steyn
Antonio Martinez 4 Years Brittany Myers
20 Years Meredith Citty Michelle Johnson
Tammy Blackwell 10 Years Leanna Giles Michael Volinski
Roberto Guardado Jeff Van Pelt Noel Surman
18 Years Max Martinez Emma Kelley
Leah Jones Bobby Smith 3 Years Kenny Lutz
Martha Smith Doug Massey
17 Years
Marsha Moran 9 Years Bryan Dishmon Colbie Moyer
Addie Oliver
Chase Almany 2 Years Drake Woodside
14 Years Myriam Aramburu Anthony Hutson
Maria Flores Lopez Hayley Billings Natalie Aramburu
8 Years Emerald Eanes Joseph Byrd
13 Years Billy Judy Colin Detomo
Denise Johnson
Matt Sommer Steve Perry Merry CLharuirsetmnaFsauacentdte a Happy New Year!

December

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Social Tennis
1
Dining Fitness
Prime Rib
Night

Golf Youth

2 34 5 6 78
Clubhouse Performance Kids’ Club
Sunday Brunch Wednesday Performance Kids’ Club
Buffet Closed Zone Jr. Tennis Night Buffet Zone Jr. Tennis Drop & Shop

11:30am - 2:00pm Cardio Dance Clinic “Parent’s Clinic 10:00am - 2:00pm
Night”
Class Group Cycling Ladies Tennis
Cocktail Party
Class

9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Clubhouse Performance
Sunday Brunch Ladies Performance Kids’ Club No Corkage
Buffet Closed Zone Jr. Tennis Bridge Day Zone Jr. Tennis Fee

11:30am - 2:00pm Cardio Dance Clinic Wednesday Clinic 1946 Grill
Night Buffet
Class Group Cycling “Trivia Night”

Class

16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Clubhouse Performance Wednesday Performance 29
Brunch Kids’ Club
With Santa Closed Zone Jr. Tennis Night Buffet Zone Jr. Tennis

11:30am - 2:00pm Cardio Dance Clinic “BINGO Night” Clinic

Class Group Cycling

Class

23 Clubhouse, 24 25 26 27 28
Sunday Brunch Closed Kids’ Club
Buffet Merry

11:30am - 2:00pm Christmas

All Facilities
Closed

30 31

Sunday Brunch New Year’s Eve
Buffet Dining

11:30am - 2:00pm 1946 Grill

Amenity Lawn
Low Country Boil

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Country Club U.S. Postage
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Burlington, NC 27215 PAID

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ALAMANCE COUNTRY CLUB

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Burlington, NC 27215

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2018 Children & Youth Activities
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
by Meredith Citty, Children & Youth Activities
GERRY FRANCIS. . . . . . . President meredith.citty @gmail.com
[email protected]
Wow! What a year it has been! I cannot believe the Club
JEAN MINTON . . . . . . . . .Vice-President is already decorated with Christmas lights and many Christ-
Chairman - Tennis mas trees! Please stop by to see the wonderful decorations
as soon as you can! December is bringing about exciting
Chairman - Swim & Pool events for families and children. We will be hosting a “Drop
Vice-Chairman - House & Social & Shop” event on December 8 from 10:00am - 2:00pm.
This is for the families to drop their children off and go
[email protected] shop around town to get those Christmas presents. The
children will be making crafts, watching Christmas movies and playing games
BILL GOMORY . . . . . . . . Secretary while you are out. Please call the Club to reserve a spot for this event! In addition,
Chairman - Golf Brunch with Santa is back! I cannot wait to see everyone in his or her Christmas
Sunday Best. Brunch with Santa will be on December 16th. I will be there with
Vice-Chair- Finance holiday crafts for the children to do while waiting in line to take pictures with
Vice-Chair - Long Range Planning Santa. I cannot wait to see you there! We will continue to have Kids’ Club every
Friday in December, so hope you will be able to come and relax around the Club
[email protected] and enjoy these wonderful family events!

JANIE SELLERS . . . . . . . Treasurer Fridays | 6pm - 10pm
Chairman - Finance Committee
[email protected] $10 per Child | Guest Children $15 (Includes Meal) Members
must stay on the Alamance Country Club campus while their
RAY WOMACK . . . . . . Past President children are in the Kids’ Club. Reservations are Required •
Chairman - Long Range Planning Please RSVP and arrive before 7:30pm. If there are no children
Chairman - Greens & Grounds registered and none present at 7:30pm, the Kids’ Club will close
[email protected] for the evening. Please call ahead and reserve | 336-584-0345

MARK CRISSMAN . . . . . . Director Alamance Country Club Hours of Operation
Chairman - Fitness
Vice-Chair Tennis Administrative Offices • 336-584-0345 Tennis Facility • 336-584-4115

[email protected] MONDAY - FRIDAY | 9:00am - 5:00pm TUESDAY - SATURDAY | 9:00am - 6:00pm
SUNDAY & MONDAY | Noon - 6:00pm
GRANT HAUK . . . . . . . . . Director Golf Pro Shop • 336-584-1326
Vice-Chair - Greens & Grounds Clubhouse Dining • 336-584-0345
Vice-Chair - Swim & Pool MONDAY | 11:30am - 5:30pm The 1946 Grill
[email protected] TUESDAY - SUNDAY | 8:30am - 5:30pm
L n | TUESDAY - FRIDAY 11:30am - 2:00pm
WADE HARRISON . . . . . . Director Golf Pro Shop Snack Bar SUNDAY 11:30am - 2:00pm
Chairman - House & Social
Vice-Chair - Membership MONDAY | 11:30am - 6:30pm D | TUESDAY - SATURDAY 5:30pm - 9pm*
wade.harrison@ TUESDAY - SUNDAY | 9:00am - 6:30pm *Closes at 10:00pm on Fridays
harrisonwhitakerlaw.com
Fitness Center • 336-584-9848 Saddle Club Lounge
PETER BLAETZ . . . . . . . . . Director A O Dn
Vice-Chair - Golf MONDAY - THURSDAY | 5:30am - 9:00pm
FRIDAY | 5:30am - 8:00pm WEDNESDAY 5:30pm - 9:00pm
[email protected] SATURDAY | 7:00am - 6:00pm FRIDAY 5:30pm - 10:00pm
SUNDAY | Noon - 6:00pm
RANDY COX . . . . . . . . . . . Director
Chairman - Membership
Vice-Chair Fitness
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