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OCTOBER 2012

NO WINE TASTING NIGHT IN OCTOBERNEXT WINE TASTING IS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2ND

Past Presidents…In my last article I mentioned the pictures of ACC’spast presidents that are on display in the BoardRoom. I mentioned them in the context of tellingour club championship history, which is fitting sincein the formative days ofgolf clubs the office ofpresident grew out of theclub championshipcontest. It was electionby combat; the clubchampion became thepresident.

The memory of thisancient practice is preserved for posterity in thewonderful driving-in ceremony at St. Andrews. The1894 ceremony featuring Lord Balfour and “Old Tom”Morris is included with this article. Nobody doesceremony like the English and the Scots. But thiselection by combat had its drawbacks as the skills ofa champion golfer did not necessarily translate intobeing an effective chairman, as I mentioned in aprevious Arrows article devoted to those few whodid possess both qualities.

I also mentioned in last month’s article that it wouldbe nice to have pictures of all the past championsdisplayed around the clubhouse. It would be agallery of golfing champions. What is on display inthe Board Room is a gallery of business andacademic leaders who devoted their considerabletalents and time to ensuring that there be anArrowhead Country Club for those golfers to havesomething to be a champion of.

The golf champion is the happy recipient ofnumerous kudos and congratulatory handshakes.The club president in the meantime is doing all theheavy lifting regarding the problems that come withthe office, and his efforts are usually unheralded,regardless of the herculean efforts entailed.

Even going back to the beginnings of golf it takessome digging to ferret out who was responsible forthe formation of the Royal and Ancient Club. It wasprobably John Whyte-Melville. In a history of St.Andrews, after many paragraphs dedicated to hiscontributions to the club beginning in 1816, and

alluding to the fact thathe was given the honorof laying the foundationstone of the Royal andAncient Clubhouse, itshould be noted thatwhen he was laid torest, in 1870, he wasreferred to as the“Father of the Club.”

In that same vein one might ask‘who is the “Father of ArrowheadCountry Club”?’ In regards to JohnWhyte-Melville, it is said from theday he sat foot on St. Andrews heexercised considerable influence.In the early days of Arrowhead,nobody exercised more influencethan Gail Stockton.

After the club was formed in 1944 one of the firstorders of business was to seek out a new site for theclubhouse. This takes a great deal of planning andlogistical skills. Carrying the burden and sufferingthe second guessing of those relocation years from1946, ‘47, ‘48 and ‘49 were Dr. E.L. Tisinger, BrudShay, Ken Hunter and Don Knapp.

An ongoing concern since 1927 was the bisection ofthe course by Marshall Blvd. The removal of thisthoroughfare was finally accomplished whenPresident Neal Bowen asked Dr. John Lounsbury (seephoto) to meet with Clyde Kane of the StateHighway Department in 1961.

Dr. Lounsbury was President and Chief ExecutiveOfficer of San Bernardino Valley College in the 40’sand 50’s. After his retirement Dr. John brought hisconsiderable influence to the benefit of Arrowhead.As a member of the Board he started and edited aclub newsletter and took on the Presidency in 1963.Finally, another note worth making in anydiscussions of this type is the name of Leslie Harris.

In a previous article I mentioned how valuable thenegotiation skills of Mr. Harris were in the purchaseof the club from Arrowhead Springs Hotel in 1944.He came to the aid of the club again in 1946 whenhe purchased a section of land for $7,500.00 on thewest side of Parkside, just on the outside chance the

club might need it in their search for a newsite. When it became evident that the landwas not needed he sold it to the club at hisoriginal cost. The club was later able to sellthe property at a substantial profit. Mr.Leslie Harris was not a president of theclub or a club champion, I don’t think heeven played golf, but he always had ourback.

I’ve just named a few of the community leaders whohave taken on the responsibilities of running theclub and accepting the attendant stress that goeswith having responsibilities such as terminatingcertain department heads, not to mentionterminating, albeit on extremely rare occasions,certain members for inappropriate behavior, inaddition to encompassing the regular expectationsof leadership and communication that accompanysuch an office. But what should be mentioned, andis often unheeded, is they all do this for no pay.Without these key leaders who dedicate theirpersonal resources, especially time and energy, theArrowhead Country Club we all love today simplywould not be the same.

ARROWHEAD C.C. BOARD MEMBERSPaul Sebree

President

Dr. Monty MaplesVice President

Greg HildabidelTreasurer

Randy SmithSecretary

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Paul Sebree, Monty Maples,Greg Hiltabidel and Roger Work

Dr. Monty Maples, 2nd Year ...........House, Tennis & SkeetGreg Hiltabidel, 2nd Year .....................Energy/ResourcesRoger Work, 2nd Year....................................MembershipMax Albert, 2nd Year ...................................Greens & PoolLarry Fletcher, 1st Year ..............................AWGA & SocialGene Tate, 1st Year..............................................Pro ShopGary Schelin, 1st Year ................................................GolfScott Lyon , 1st Year ...................................Board Member

COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONSBud Canady .......................................Greens CommitteeLarry Fletcher............................Invitational CommitteesKevin Gilbreth...................Pool/Swim Team CommitteesMichael Schaefer .................................Skeet CommitteeDoug Forcheskie.....................................Golf CommitteeTed Fike .........................................Handicap CommitteeGeorge Eninger.........................Membership CommitteeDee Williams ......................................Tennis CommitteeEve Clayton..................................Junior Golf CommitteeTanya Sofia..........................................Social CommitteePaul Sebree.......................................Budget CommitteeMonty Maples.....................................House CommitteeScott Smith.....................................................Tennis Pro

Staff MembersRosemary Rayney............................Clubhouse Manager

Chris Eckstrom...........................Course Supertintendent

Rose Agracewicz...................Membership Sales Director

Tisha Cable ....................................Front Office Manager

Joe Rock........................Asst. Food & Beverage Manager

Sean Cherry.............................................Director of Golf

Alan Briggs..................................Head Golf Professional

Brian Hamilton.............................Director of Instruction

NumbersArrowhead Country Club .....................(909) 882-1735Fax .................................................(909) 882-7262Pro Shop ..............................................(909) 882-1638

*WELCOME* New Board Member SCOTT LYON

In year’s past, the golf course closed for the entire month ofOctober for over seeding; however, this year, we are onlyclosing for one week, October 15-22nd, reopening onTuesday, October 23rd. During this time we are happy toshare that there are several clubs in the area that areoffering ACC members special rates so you may keep up yourgame while we are closed! Here is a list of local supportivegolf courses:Goose Creek Golf Club ...........................(951) 735-3982$40 Monday-Thursday; $45 Friday; $75 weekendsIndian Hills Golf Club ............................(951) 360-2090$29 anytime Oak Quarry Golf Club........................(951) 685-1440$55 Monday-Thursday; $75 Friday; $95 weekendsOak Valley Golf Club .........................(951) 769-7200$45 weekdays; $59 weekendsMoreno Valley Ranch Golf Club ...........(951) 924-4444$35 anytime up to 27 holesMorongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon........(877) 742-2500Monday-Friday $44; weekends $54San Bernardino Golf Club .....................(909) 825-1670$25 weekdays; $39 weekendsShandin Hills Golf Club..............................(909) 886-0669$25 weekdays; $36 weekendsSierra Lakes Golf Club............................... (909) 350-2500$39 Monday-Thursday; $49 Friday; $74 weekends

When you phone to book a tee time at any of these courses,please be sure to mention that you are a member atArrowhead Country Club. All the above prices are inclusiveof green fees and cart.

Members with club storage may leave their equipmentthrough the week of the closure if you do not need yourclubs during that week. If you do need your golf clubs pleasepick them up by Sunday, October 14th. Keep in mind – thisis an ideal time to tune up your clubs if you won’t be usingthem! Check the grips, give them that bath they deserve…our golf shop staff is happy to accommodate your golf clubfine tuning needs!

Last month the men played in the anticipated Citrus Cupwhich was hosted at Arrowhead Country Club this year.Congratulations to the Arrowhead Country Club Citrus Cupteam on their landslide victory over Redlands Country Club.We hosted them and toasted them! Very special thanks goout to team captain Clyde Thompson and co-captain Doug

Forcheskie for all their hard work, precise planning,organizational skills, and professionalism. We couldn’t havedone it without them.

We celebrate the hole-in-one champions Ted Fike, MikeCampbell, Mike Howes and John Giancola. Specialcongratulations go out to Don Ferro who actually made ahole-in-one (on #8), during the hole-in-one tournament!He won $1000 plus a skin; icing on the cake.

Congratulations to our Ladies’ Member/MemberChampions. This year the kudos go out to the grosschampions Lisa Richey and Georgette Williams who shot ascore of 163! Also a hearty congratulations go out to the netchampions Helen Urata and Elaine Tulley who shot a scoreof 141! Excellent job and great playing, ladies!

Note that on Saturday, October 6th the golf shop is runninga $10 buy-in gross and net skins game. Everyone iswelcomed to play anytime on Saturday, and as always, it’sa good idea to book a tee time. In fact, you can even playwith your normal groups. If you’d like to join in on the fun,let the golf shop know. Pay your fee prior to teeing off andmake sure someone can attest your score. Check back onSunday for final scores and payouts.

On another matter, we ask that you assist the handicapcommittee by properly filling out your scorecards. Thisincludes having at least your first initial and last name onthe card, indicate the tees you played, the date you played,correct scores, the 18 scores adjusted correctly, scorestotaled, and proper signatures. As you know, the committeeworks on a volunteer basis, so any help you can providethem is greatly appreciated.

The weather seems to finally be cooling down and we areexcited to fall into fall. We continue to have a lot of fun onthe course and will continue to through the holidayscoming. The golf staff looks forward to seeing you in the proshop, the driving range, and on the course.

Your Golf Professionals,Alan, Brad, Brian & Sean

Fall into Fall: Keep Hitting your Golf Ball

CONGRATULATIONS 2012 HOLE-IN-ONE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSTed Fike, Mike Campbell, Mike Howes and John Giancola

Don Ferro*HOLE-IN-ONE*Hole #8 9/22/123rd Hole-in-One

From The Clubhouse ManagerAs always I like to share our recent food andbeverage financials with you. Year to date weare on budget and still in the black overall inthis department. The 2011 year to dateconsolidated was at a negative ($114,218).The 2012 year to date consolidated is apositive $1,307. We are very proud of the hardwork our clubhouse, dining room and kitchenstaff have continued to put forth to realizethese incredible changes.

In September the club hosted the annualCitrus Cup against Redlands Country Club. Itwas a great event for the players and for ACC.

The 3 day total was more than $31,000 infood, beverage and pro shop revenue. A greatTHANK YOU is owed to Clyde Thompson andDoug Forcheskie who spent countless hourscoordinating such a successful event. We werealso proud to welcome back St. BernardinesMedical Center for their annual fundraisingtournament, which was also a great successfor their organization.

Changing gears to a personal note... by nowyou may have heard that the 5th of Octoberwill be my last day as your ClubhouseManager. I have accepted a GM positionelsewhere that promises to be a great career

move for me. While there are many dearmembers who I am sad to say goodbye to, Iwill not forget the support and kindness youshared with me during my time at your club.I hope to say a personal goodbye to many ofyou before my last day. I have always believedthat life is short and happiness is important,and I am simply following that pursuit ofhappiness. Again, to those of you who havesupported my efforts with kind words andletters, a very sincere and special Thank You."The key to happiness is having dreams. Thekey to success is making your dreams cometrue." ~ Anonymous

Rosemary

From the SuperSeptember brought us another hot month with elevendays above 100 degrees and only one day below 90. Thehigh temperatures provided great weather for growingBermuda and we were able to make good progress onareas that were previously predominately cool seasongrass. The summer was a long, hard push, but themaintenance staff has done an excellent job preparingour Bermuda fairways for the limited over seed thiswinter.

Over the past few weeks I have received a lot ofquestions regarding this year’s over seeding programand what golfers should expect. This year’s modifiedprogram will bring several changes and challenges. Theareas that will be over seeded are the tee tops, greensurrounds, approaches, and primary roughs(approximately from the intermediate-cut to the treeline). Some other high-traffic areas will also be seeded.Since the course will only be closed seven days, golferswill be exposed to some facets of over seeding that theyaren’t necessarily accustomed to. During thegermination and establishment phases of the seed, wewill need to irrigate the seeded areas every two hours.Members need to be aware that the golf course will bemore moist during this period, and also, due to theconstant irrigation cycles, member should be advisedthat irrigation water will be running amongst play.During a typical over seed when the course is closed,these cycles would run automatically without warning;

however, since our golf course will be open to play, thegolf maintenance staff will have to manually runirrigation stations amongst play. Every step will be takento disrupt play as little as possible, but someinterruptions should be expected. For example, golfersmay arrive at a tee during a shot irrigation cycle and mayhave a wait a few minutes for the cycle to complete.Seeding will be completed on the week of the 15th. Theadditional irrigation and establishment will continue forapproximately 21-23 days after seeding. We ask for yourpatience as we do our best to provide a quality surfacefor the winter.

Although some people might think that all that iscompleted is the course over-seeding during the closureperiod, there are actually several other tasks that arecompleted during the closure. During closure, the greenswill receive their monthly deep-tining. The onlydifference is that they will be heavily top-dressed withsand. Since the course was closed for an extended periodof time in the past, the sand was completely worked-inbefore reopening and the greens most likely playedfaster and firmer. Since we will only be closing for oneweek this year, members should expect the greens tostill have a fair amount of sand on them. This will alsoimpact the speed of the greens. The condition of thegreens should return to normal within two to threeweeks. During closure, we will also take to repair andmaintain any course furniture, as well as complete anumber of other small projects.

Since this year is the first time that the club has decidedto not fully over seed the course in quite a long time,there will most definitely be a learning curve foreveryone. One of the most important issues thateveryone will need to work together on is trafficmanagement. Although I am very confident in thestrong Bermuda base that we will be going into winterwith, it is very important that everyone is cognizant ofany course stakes and or signage as it will take the turflonger to recover from stress caused by wear.Throughout the winter, there may be days when golferswill only be permitted to drive in the rough. Followingany guidelines set out by the golf staff and golfmaintenance will be very important to our success thiswinter. When I attended Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, wehad a motto in the Ag Department: “Don’t be a cow.”What it meant was don’t follow the same patterns everyday and don’t always follow the crowd. Whether it wasnot sitting in the same seat, or taking a different routeto class every day, we were always encouraged to strayfrom the norm. I think this motto works great for golfcourses. Remember when leaving the cart path toalways “scatter” and not follow directly behind the cartin front of you. And always take a different route fromtee to green in order to be sure not wear down hightraffic areas. This winter I encourage everyone to takepart in my favorite Cal Poly motto and “Don’t be a cow!”As always, we look forward to seeing everyone on thecourse and look forward to enjoying a great fall andwinter.

Chris Eckstrom

September started with a WOW for the ladies. Thesummer weather has continued to be a challenge butArrowhead ladies have persisted in making the best ofthe weather and the humidity.

The Arrowhead Women’s Golf Association 2012Invitational was held on September 5th, 6th and 7th.Format for the 2-day tournament was a best ballpartners 2-day eclectic flighted with equal gross andnet. The tournament was kicked off on Wednesday,September 5th with a Turtle Race that started at 3:00followed by karaoke and lively entertainment providedby anyone that wanted to hold the mic. The first day ofplay was followed by hors d’oeuvres and entertainmentprovided by three dancers demonstrating differentdances from several of the islands. A fun time was hadby all. Winners were announced at the end of the secondday of play. Winners were:Flight “A” - Gross Hula Girls:1st ..................................Eve Clayton & Betty R. Pfahler2nd .....................................Lisa Richey & Rita Goulette3rd...................................Sandy Cooper & Roz Harrison Flight “B” - Net Hula Girls:1st..............................Georgette Williams & Janet Giles2nd ..........................................Denise Work & Gail Rice3rd ................................Vicki Goeres & Nancy P PhillipsFire Dancers1st.....................................Vangie Bulter & Shirley Love 2nd.....................Regina Johnson & Marcia Ann Keeter3rd................................Cecilia Leonard & Gail Warekois Fire Dancers1st .................................Thelma J. Verdone & Terri Guss2nd .............................Ann Ciauri & Monica E. Corcoran3rd...............................Joan Bergstrom & Dolores DavisFlight “B: - Gross Mai Tais: 1st..........................................Dena Hull & Lori Laborde

2nd .................Gloria Capelouto & Deborah Lunderville3rd .....................Atsuko Kawamoto & Yumi Hamamoto 4th..................................Betty Smith & Marilyn Frazier Flight “B” - Net Mai Tais:1st...................Margaret I. Dealey & Suzanne E Roberts2nd ..............................Fran Brough & Kerry K Williams3rd ................................Sandra L. Glenn & Dee Holman4th......................................Barbara R Myers & Jan VigilVolcanoes:1st......................................Cherrie Lubey & Joyce Perry2nd..................................Pris Krasney & Perri Feinstein 3rd ..................................Judith Graves & Julie Turnbull 4th........................................Pat B Miller & Lorrie Hong Volcanoes:1st .................................Miyako Fletcher & Cindy Smits2nd ..........................................Linda Foster & Sue Lyon3rd......................................Marilyn Albert & Lorie Click4th ......................................Bev Murray & Joanne Long

Ladies also played a 2-day Member/MemberTournament on September 13th and 20th. The weatherheld out for a sunny, hot two days of fun golf. Winnersare as follows:

Gross:1st .............................Lisa Richey & Georgette Williams2nd ...................................Eve Clayton & Cheryl Erskine 3rd .......................................Denise Work & Cindy Haas Net:1st ........................................Helen Urata & Elaine Tully2nd .............................Cherrie Lubey & Miyako Fletcher3rd.......................................Vicki Goeres & Judy GravesChair Eve Clayton also announced that the winners ofthe closest to the pin were Gina Schelin on Hole #10 andVicki Goeres on Hole #15. Great jobs ladies!

Our most improved golfer for the month of August wasLisa Richey who lowered her index from a 6.5 to 5.7.Several of our ladies also improved their handicaps asfollows: Ann Doty’s handicap went from a 23.9 to a 22.5,Georgette Williams improved her handicap from a 16.2to 15.2, Marilyn Albert went from a 25.4 to 24.01, andthe fifth most improved handicap was Vicki Goeres goingfrom a 17.5 to 16.6. Congratulations to all our ladies,many more improved their handicap but we just havetoo many to note all of them!

While the Jack and Jill Tournament on Labor Day onlyhad 16 players a good time was had by all. After 18-holesof golf, hors d’oeuvres were set up and the winners wereannounced. Congratulations Gross Winners Fletchers &Richeys and Net Winners Alberts & Fosters.

Our next Jack and Jill Tournament will be on October 7th,hopefully the weather will be slightly cooler and morecouples will come out to play. The Jack and Jillcommittee will collect an additional $5.00 to cover foodthat the committee plans on providing. The committeewants to make this a very pleasant event for all ourhusband and wife golfers. Mark your calendars and wewill see on the 7th.

Thursday Events Chairman Bobbie Terrell reported that$175.00 was paid out in the month of August. Our Puttswinner for the month of August was Eve Claytonwinning with a total of 23 putts, way to go Eve. LisaRichey was the Platter winner with a total 68 for the day.September 27th is the next Platters and Puttscompetition due to other scheduled tournaments andevents for the ladies.See you out on the course!Linda Foster - AWGA Secretary

A r r ow h e a d Wom e n ’s G o l f A s s o c i a t i o nAWGA

Ladies' Member/Member Results:1st Gross: Williams & Richey 2nd Gross: Clayton & Erskine 3rd Gross: Work & Haas

1st Net: Urata & Tully 2nd Net: Fletcher & Lubey 3rd Net: Goeres & Graves

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Clubhouse closed.10th tee and golf

Course opens 12pmBar open 2:30pm

Lunch 11-2

Breakfast 7-1Lunch 11-2:30

Skeet RangeOpen 9am-Noon

Breakfast 7-1pmLunch 11-2:30

USTA 10 & UnderTennis Clinic

8-9:30am

DINING ROOM& GOLF COURSE

RE-OPENS TODAY

Lunch 11-2

Men PreferredMorning on CourseLunch 11am-2pm

Dinner 5-8pm

Ladies’ PreferredMorning on Course

Lunch 11-2

Breakfast 7-1Lunch 11-2:30




Lunch 11-2 Men PreferredMorning on CourseLunch 11am-2pm

Dinner 5-8pm



Lunch 11-2

Lunch 11-2Dinner 5-8

No Wine Tasting ThisMonth

Swim Banquet


FREE Junior Tennis4-5pm

Breakfast 7-1Lunch 11-2:30Skeet Range

Open 9am-Noon

J&J Event




Dinner 5-8pm


Dinner 5-8pm


Lunch 11-2

Men PreferredMorning on Course

Breakfast 7-1pmLunch 11-2:30

Lunch 11-2

Men PreferredMorning on CourseBreakfast 7-1pm

Lunch 11-2:30

Sknis GameAll Day $10 per player

Come Celebrate Your Birthday on Any Wednesday Night of Your Birthday Month


FREE Junior TennisClinic 4-5pm

FREE Adult Tennis Clinic5-6pm

MondaySunday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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OCTOBER 2012

OVERSEEDING: COURSE & CLUBHOUSE CLOSED Oct 15-22nd

OVERSEEDING:COURSE & CLUBHOUSE CLOSED

Oct 15-22nd

If any member is interested in attending this year’s “National Orange Show Foundation’s WINE AND FOOD UNDER THE STARS”– October 11th from 6:00 to 9:00pm at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino- you can order tickets now from the DowntownRotary Club that meets here at ACC on Tuesdays at 12:00 noon! This Rotary fund raiser helps local children and students here in SanBernardino. Call ACC Member Wayne Austin for further information and/or purchase, 909-228-3171. Thank You!

UPCOMINGNovember Thanksgiving Brunch

Thursday, November 22nd - More info Soon!

*Going for the Green Postponed Until Further Notice*

“ACC Members: Call Cliff Direct for Member Deals"

Al Hannah909.886.7827

WELCOME NEW MEMBERSThe Hammond Family includes Sonny, Sandy, Zach and Carly.They currently reside in Running Springs and commute into SanBernardino where they all work at the San Bernardino Golf Clubfor Sonny’s stepfather Tom Self, who has a long history himselfwith Arrowhead Country Club. Zach is in his 2nd year at Riverside

City College and enjoys lots of golf and an occasional hunting trip with his Dad. Carly isjust starting her sophomore year at Rim of the World High School, where she plays on thesoccer team, plays on the local AYSO soccer team and occasionally works in a round of golf.“We are proud to be members of a club so steeped in history and look forward to usingany or all of its amenities.”

Benjamin & Robin Casillas, along with their two sons, recentlymoved in across the street. Benjamin is a physician for BeaverMedical Group, working as a hospitalist at Redlands CommunityHospital. Robin keeps the family going forward. “The beauty of thecourse attracted us, when we learned what the ACC had to offerincluding fine dining, community, and especially by way of family

hobbies of golf, tennis and for the children swimming, we could not wait to join.”

Rich & Esper Henderson live in Indio, California. Rich works oneday a week in Rancho Cucamonga and San Bernardino as aCalifornia State Judge which makes Arrowhead Country Club aconvenient place for Rich and Esper to get a quick game of golf inwhile in town.

Adam Simmen recently moved here from Tucson, Arizona andcurrently reside in Redlands. He is the Director of the San BernardinoBayada Home Health Care office. Adam attends Rotary meetingshere each week and has joined for the golf course and networkingopportunities.

John & Penny Richards live in East Highland Ranch and have twogrown sons, Jesse and Jake and two fabulous grandchildren. Jesseis married to Brandie and they recently applied for their ownmembership here at ACC as well. John is an independent consultantat Richards and Associates. Penny teaches 6th grade at Loma Linda

Academy. “We are enjoying the golf and clubhouse amenities. Very happy that Jesse andBrandie have applied for membership and we are looking forward to having our grandsonsin JR golf. Thrilled to be here.”

Sean Pagel & Lorrie Ann Mason live in San Bernardino and have two children, Madisonand Nicolas. Sean is the owner of his family business of 90 years, Pagel Service Co. in SanBernardino. They have joined for the golf course, junior programs and clubhouse amenities.(No photo available)

Paul & Tina Palta live in Riverside with their 4 year old son Josh. Paul is the owner ofPlus 1 Performance in Highland. He frequents the club as a guest of professional groupsthat use our clubhouse facility each week. He looks forward to furthering those businessrelationships and networking opportunities as a member of ACC. (No photo available)

*Important Update*Over Seeding Dates

GOLF COURSE &CLUBHOUSE CLOSED

Monday, OCTOBER 15THThrough

Monday, OCTOBER 22NDBOTH REOPENING

ON THE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23RD*Due to scheduled kitchen construction,

the clubhouse closure has beenextended until the 22nd.

Please mark your calendars accordingly!*ATTN: MEMBERS

WITH CLUB STORAGE:If you will need your golf clubs

during the week of the course closureplease pick them up bySunday, October 14th.

GOLFERS:*see pro shop article for a list of

local courses offering our membersspecial green fee rates during our course closure,

and see the superintendent article for moredetail on the over seeding process*

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Weekly JR Beginner/Advanced Beginner Clinics$8/person: Mon 4:30-6:00pm, Tue 4:30-6:00pm, Wed 4:30-6:00pmWeekly High School & Varsity Clinics$8/person • Sat 11:00-12:30pmWeekly Adult ClinicCost varies, contact Scott SmithWed 6:00-7:15pmFREE TENNIS CLINICS!Friday, October 12th & 26thJuniors: 4pm-5pm (Free pizza to follow)Adults - Oct 26th: 5pm-6pmRSVP Required by 10/26 5pmScott Smith: 310-418-1545

USTA 10 & Under PLAY DAYSaturday, October 27th 8:00AM -9:30AM • ONLY $5 per child!All participants receive a small gift. This USTA clinic is to expose

children to tennis in a relaxed and fun environment.For more info, Scott Smith (310) 418-1545

USTA Mixed Doubles League Starting January!Contact Scott for more information 310-418-1545

Coming soon…. HOLIDAY TENNIS CAMP!

PUTTING CONTEST WINNERS1st Place - Mike Richey ..................................................$30 Pro Shop Script2nd Place - Paul Sebree .................................................$20 Pro Shop Script3rd Place - Chris Conway................................................$10 Pro Shop Script

Mike Hartley ..........................................$400 Stainless Steel Men’s WatchDonated By Thomas Caperton - Member / Gold & Gems Jewelry - San Bernardino, CALarry Fletcher .........................................................Angels/66ers Gift Bag

& Autographed Tim Salmon BaseballDonated by Kevin Shaw- Member / Angels Baseball/Inland Empire 66ers

Bill Caldwell...................................................$20 Johnny’s Tacos Gift CardChris Conway .................................................$20 Johnny’s Tacos Gift Card

Donated by Marco Lazzarini – Member / Johnny’s Restaurant – Redlands, CAWayne Hendrix ..........................................................Assorted Gift Basket

Dontated by Bob Hilton – Member / Hiltons Flowers and Gifts – Highland, CARandy Smith.........................................Rialto Players Community TheaterDon Barman .........................................Rialto Players Community Theater

Donated Sandy Courtney – Member2 Season Tickets -2012-2013 Rialto Community Players

Bryan Harris.....................................................San Bernardino SymphonyNick Depasquale .............................................San Bernardino Symphony

Donated by Judy Brewer – Generous Local Organization 2 Tickets San Bernardino Symphony - San Bernardino, CA

John Richards .................................................Bottle of Santa MargarhetaPierre Ferland ................................................Bottle of Santa MargarhetaKevin Shaw .....................................................Bottle of Santa MargarhetaAl Duerbig .......................................................Bottle of Santa MargarhetaRoger Work .....................................................Bottle of Santa MargarhetaJames Penman ................................................Bottle of Santa MargheritaBrad White.......................................................Bottle of Santa Margherita

Donated by Michael Kimmerle – Wine Vendor / Southern Wine & Spirits - Riverside, CAJohn Ford ..........................................................(2) ACC Logo Wine GlassesMichael Nespole...............................................(2) ACC Logo Wine GlassesMike Richey ......................................................(2) ACC Logo Wine GlassesJudy Standley...................................................(2) ACC Logo Wine GlassesJerry Patterson ................................................(2) ACC Logo Wine GlassesTed Fike...............................................Bottle of 120 Carmenere Santa Rita

Donated by Arrowhead Country ClubRobert Carlson .......................................Titleist Glove & Sleeve of Pro V1s

Donated by Arrowhead Country ClubJoe Kohorst ..........................................................EZ Flex Grip Training AidMichael Tochia.....................................................EZ Flex Grip Training Aid

Donated by Arrowhead Country ClubAllison Morris ..............................................ACC Guest Green Fee Gift Card

Donated by Arrowhead Country Club

no wine tasting night in octobernext wine tasting …some digging to ferret out who was responsible...

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