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Tee Talk – January 2017

Message from the P resident

First, let me wish to all of our members, friends and the staff of the CCC a very Happy New Year. I wish in this new year the best for all of you, your family, and dear and near ones, with a lot of health and blessings for all of you, congratulations. I commented last month, about the Cruz Roja annual tournament, that the CCC has been sponsoring for a lot of years. I want to say again about the importance that this tournament has for this so beneficial institution, in order to highlight for future BOD the importance of continuing our support to them. Last Thursday, 12/22/16, several people from the Cruz Roja, Ms Yolanda Martinez - their BOD President, Mr. Ben White - President of the Lake Chapala Society, Don Fraser, Sheila Paull - volunteers and several others from the Cruz Roja, came to CCC just to thank us and to assure us that with the funds gathered through the tournament together with other donations, was able to purchase a brand new ambulance for the Cruz Roja Chapala. They brought the new ambulance to show us. Ms. Martinez told us that the last time that a brand new ambulance was donated to the Cruz Roja was more than 30 years ago. They wanted to gratefully acknowledge that this would have been only be possible because of this tournament and the support of the CCC membership, our staff, and the BOD. Thanks to all of you in the name of the Cruz Roja Chapala. The preparations for our next AGM, to be held on Saturday January 28, 2017 continue. The information package for the meeting was completed, assembled, and published in accordance with our By-Laws. I want to emphasize about one issue that I have noticed is perturbing some of our members. It is about the increase on the monthly fees that we had the need to suggest as part of the 2017 operational budget. An increase from $1925 to $2368 pesos, which represents a 23% increase but at the same time we have to take into consideration that the Capital share decreased from $500 to $170 pesos. So both together represents only an increment of $113 pesos, equivalent to an increase of only 4.66% but that is in Mexican pesos. If we consider that the Mexican peso against the USA dollar, has had a devaluation of around 75% from 2013 to 2016, we can very easily understand that in terms of US dollars we are paying now is much less than we were paying in 2013. If we want to compare only what we were paying in 2016 to what we will pay in 2017, the devaluation that we had only during 2016 was near 25%. So again, in terms of the US dollar, we will be paying less in 2017 than in 2016, even with the 23% increment. It is not a consolation, I agree but we have to face the reality since we know that the exchange rate together with the increase in the gasoline prices will impact all the input prices. As I commented last month, Mauricio, tendered his resignation to the Club. He was with us until the NYE. Fortunately Carlos, our GM, in a very expeditiously, found among his contacts other potential candidates to replace Mauricio. Together we considered the resumes from these candidates and along with Rob Edwards, our Greens Director and with the approval from the BOD, we made a decision in favor of Mr. Miguel Angel Flores, to take the position of Greens Superintendent replacing Mauricio. Among other things, we found in Miguel Angel the following advantages: Agronomist Engineer with more than 20 years of experience as superintendent of golf courses. He has been responsible for the care of the Atlas and the Santa Anita Country Clubs and others. His last job was as agronomic manager with the Atlas Country Club for the foot ball soccer fields. He is already living in the area between the Atlas CC, on the main road between Chapala and Guadalajara and the CCC. He will try to begin with us on Monday 01/16/17. We welcome Miguel Angel. After all of the Christmas and NYE festivities, I think it is time to return to our normal and enjoyable rounds of golf. Enjoy them! Sincerely, Jose Diaz

Tee Talk


Mensaje del Presidente

Antes que nada deseo a todos los socios del Country Club de Chapala, a nuestros amigos y a todo el personal del Club un muy feliz año 2017 para todos ustedes, sus familias y sus seres queridos, que sea un año lleno de salud, bendiciones y parabienes para rodos, felicidades.

El mes pasado comentaba acerca del torneo que ya durante muchos años hemos patrocinado, quiero comentar otra vez acerca de la importancia que este torneo tiene para la tan benemérita institución, sobre todo para recalcar a futuras generaciones de Consejos del Club la importancia de nuestro apoyo. El pasado jueves 22 de Diciembre estuvieron a visitarnos en las instalaciones del Club personal de la Cruz Roja encabezados por su Presidenta la Sra. Yolanda Martinez, vino también el Sr. Ben White, Presidente de “Lake Chapala Society”, las Sras. Don Fraser y Sheila Paull, voluntarias de la misma institución y varios más del personal de la misma institución, para agradecernos por el torneo y dejarnos saber que con lo recaudado en el torneo, y complementado por donaciones particulares se compro una ambulancia totalmente nueva, la que fue donada a la institución, la cual trajeron a enseñárnosla, asegurando la Sra. Martinez que la última vez que la institución había recibido una ambulancia totalmente nueva fue hace mas de 30 años, y que esto se hizo gracias a la participación y apoyo de todos los miembros del Club, del personal, voluntarios y el apoyo del Consejo Directivo, por lo que el Consejo Directivo y Personal de la Cruz Roja Chapala reiteraron su agradecimiento a todos nosotros.

Los preparativos para nuestra Asamblea del sábado 28 de enero del 2017, y el paquete de información para la misma Asamblea fueron ya terminados, ensamblados, y publicados los últimos días del mes pasado, de acuerdo a lo que establecen nuestros Estatutos.

Quiero hacer hincapié en un asunto que he notado ha preocupado a algunos de nuestros socios, es sobre el aumento de las cuotas mensuales a las que tuvimos la necesidad de sugerir un aumento como parte del presupuesto operacional para el 2017, de $1925 pesos a $2368 pesos lo que representa un aumento del 23 %, pero al mismo tiempo tenemos que tener en cuenta que la parte de aportación para gastos de Capital disminuyó de $500 a $170 pesos, por lo que ambos juntos representan tan sólo un incremento de $113 pesos con respecto al 2016 equivalente a un aumento de tan sólo el 4.66 %, pero en pesos mexicanos, si consideramos que el Peso mexicano, contra el Dólar estadounidense, ha tenido una devaluación de alrededor del 75 % del 2013 a la fecha, muy fácilmente podemos entender que en términos de Dólares Americanos pagamos ahora mucho menos de lo que pagábamos en 2013. Si queremos comparar sólo lo qué pagábamos en el 2016 contra lo que pagaremos en el 2017, la devaluación que se tuvo durante el 2016 fue de entre el 20 y el 25 %, por lo que de nuevo, en términos del Dólar estadounidense, lo que pagaremos en el 2017 es menos de lo que pagábamos en el 2016, aun con el incremento del23% en las cuotas. No es un consuelo, estoy de acuerdo, pero es una realidad que debemos enfrentar pues todos sabemos que el tipo de cambio, mas los incrementos en los precios de las gasolinas impactarán tarde o temprano todos los insumos.

Como también lo comenté el mes pasado, Mauricio, presentó su renuncia al Club, él estuvo con nosotros hasta el día último del año. Afortunadamente Carlos, nuestro Gerente General, en una forma expedita encontró entre sus contactos algunos candidatos para ocupar la posición de Mauricio. Juntos estudiamos varios Curricula vitae de algunos de los candidatos, y junto con Rob Edwards, nuestro Director de Greenes, y con la aprobación del Consejo, tomamos una decisión en favor de Ing. Miguel Ángel Flores, para tomar la posición de Superintendente de Campo sustituyendo a Mauricio.

Entre otras, encontramos en Miguel Ángel las siguientes ventajas: Es Ingeniero Agrónomo con más de 20 años de experiencia como superintendente de campos de golf, ha estado al cuidado, entre otros, de los campos del Club Atlas y del Santa Anita, su último empleo fue como gerente agronómico del Club Atlas para los campos de fútbol, ya actualmente vive con su familia en un área entre el Club Atlas, en la carretera a Chapala, y el CCC, él intentará iniciar con nosotros para lunes 16 de este mes de Enero. Estamos listos para darle la bienvenida a Miguel Ángel.

Después de todas las festividades de Navidad y Año Nuevo creo que podemos retornar a nuestras cotidianas y divertidas rondas normales de golf, que las disfruten.

Sinceramente,

José Díaz


Ladies Results December 2016 Convenors: Lynette Romero & Margie Irving Ladies Day – Dec 6/16 – Game: Pick Nine (19) “A” Flight 1st Ali Porteous 2nd Kathryn Vine “B” Flight 1st Margie Irving 2nd Becky Cummins “C” flight 1st Olga Spraggett 2nd Elizabeth Lee Low Gross Ali Porteous Ladies Day – Dec 13/16 – Game: Turkey Shoot (62) “A” Flight Lynette Romero “B” Flight Bonnie Hunter “C” flight Johanna Clark “D” Flight Wendy Wilton Closest to the Pin # 8 Sheila Margellos Pot o Gold Winners Connie Walton, Barbara Naisby, Karen Chastek & Irka Campbell Ladies Day – Dec 20/16 – Game: High & Low Net (25) 1st Laurie Zibnack, Rebecca Cummins & Connie Banford 2nd Sheila Margellos, Margie Irving & Lynn VanSlogteren 3rd Lorna Rooper, Karen Chastek, Susanna Malis & Sonia Mocnik Closest to the Pin # 4 Margo Fleming # 17 Lynette Romero Ladies Day – Dec 27/16 – Game: Ace of the Month (17) ACE Kathryn Vine 2nd Margie Irving 3rd Maggie Gaudet Closest to the Pin # 17 Rebecca Cummins

Message from President 1

Mensaje del Presidente 2

Ladies' Results 3

Couples Results 3

Bridge Results 3

2016 Caddie Tournament 4

Men’s Results 5

Go Go Results 5

Cart Barn Services 6

Kids and Their Future 6

From Greenskeeper 7-8

Ladies Turkey Shoot 9

Garbage 10

Library Corner 10

1000 Pesos Reward 10

Event Calendar 11

Classes Calendar 12

Line Dancing 13

Restaurant Services 13

Dalton Toyota 13

Couples December 2016

Couples - Dec 22/16 (24)

1st Barry & Karen Rowell, Lee & Sandy Schoon 2nd Tie Don & Bev Letourneau, Jerry Mlynek & Barbara Naisby Jeff & Laurie Zibnack, Dave & Audrey Naisby

Bridge Results – December 2016

Dec 7/16 1st Nancy Benefield 2nd Aubrey Righton Dec 14/16 1st Bob Day 2nd Aubrey Righton Dec 21/16 1st Nancy Benefield 2nd Aubrey Righton Dec 28/16 No Bridge Scheduled


2016 Caddie Tournament

1st Sergio Flores, Harold Ross, Micheline Campeau, Sue Campbell 2nd Pablo Gutierrez, Bob Walton, Don Pearson, Roy Lahti, Suzie Patch 3rd Mario Milian, Peter Wakeman, Glenn Patch, Laurie Zibnack

1st – Sue Campbell, Sergio Flores, Micheline Campeau, Harold Ross


Men's Results – December 2016 Men's Day – Dec 7/16 1st Ernie Sowers, Bill Patterson, Lee Schoon, Alex Barbor 2nd David Gurll, Jeff Herd, Gary Fish, Mike Garvey 3rd Lloyd Nabe, Mike Haddon, Ian Fraser, Don Lillie Men's Day – Dec 14/16 1st Jeff Herd, Rod Hensley, Lee Schoon 2nd Ernie Sowers, Karl Dyer, Bob Dorion 3rd Lloyd Nabe, Jim Szarka, Mike Gonzales Men's Day – Dec 21/16 1st Mike McLaughlin, Jim Szarka, Don Lillie 2nd Barry Rowell, Keith Foster, G.T. Finlay 3rd Rodney Brooks, Mike Briscoe, Brooks Wingrave Men's Day – Dec 28/16 1st Lloyd Nabe, Jim Szarka, Bill Patterson, Brooks Wingrave 2nd Harold Ross, John Brown, Gary Fish, Roy Lahty 3rd Rod Pye, Karl Dyer, Lee Schoon, Bob Dorion

Club Telephones

Office 763-5384

Mon-Fri 9:00 - 15:00

Sat 10:00 - 13:30

Pro Shop 763-5136

06:30 - 18:30

Restaurant 763-5625

Mon-Thurs 09:00 - 18:30

Friday Dinner 18:00

www.ccchapala.com

Website access a problem?

Call the Office (376) 763-5384

Go Go December 2016

Go Go - Dec 15/16 - Game: Rewards 1st David Gurll, Dino De Giovanni, Dolores Leader, Frankie Olson 2nd Don Pearson, Peter James, Susan Malis Closest to the Pin Men Ladies #4 Don Pearson Lorna Rooper #8 Tom Mills ---- #13 Geoff Rooper ---- #17 Lee Schoon Lorna Rooper Go Go - Dec 29/16 - Game: Rewards 1st Lorna Rooper, Harold Ross, Barney Leader, Susan Doiron 2nd Thomas Mills, Georff Rooper, Bob Doron, Sandy Feldmann Closest to the Pin Men Ladies #8 Tom Mills ---- #17 Bev Cofell Lorna Rooper


Mulholland believed himself to be a superior caddie. He certainly had a superior attitude towards the man whose clubs he carried, ever since he had caddied for Lee Trevino. Each time his client asked for a 5-wood, the boy would sneer,”Lee Trevino used a 4-iron from here.” And so it continued all the way around. The caddie recommended the clubs Trevino would have used, and the golfer’s game went rapidly from bad to worse. Finally, at the 18th tee, there was a huge lake to cross. “OK, know-it-all,” said the golfer, “what would Trevino suggest here?” “I think if Lee had come this far with you, he would say, ‘Use an old ball.'”

A foursome of senior golfers hit the course with waning enthusiasm for the sport. “These hills are getting steeper as the years go by,” one complained.

“These fairways seem to be getting longer, too,” said one of the others.

“The sand traps seem to be bigger than I remember them,” said the third senior.

After hearing enough from his senior buddies, the oldest, and the wisest of the four of them at 87 years old, piped up and said, “Just be thankful we’re still on the right side of the grass!”

Cart Barn Services

1. All stored carts are automatically insured.

2. Staff will bring out and/or return any members cart.

3. Staff checks battery water level in all electric carts stored in the barn every two

weeks. When found to be low, they are filled to the correct level with distilled water. This

service is provided at no extra cost. The maintenance of private carts is the responsibility

of the cart owners; this includes checking battery connections, checking for battery

corrosion, checking the air in your tires, etc.

4. Arrangements can be made to fuel gas carts.

5. A compressor is available to put air in tires.

6. Carts will be cleaned / washed upon request. There is no requirement to pay; some

members tip a few pesos and others don't. If the staff parks your cart, they will sweep it

out before parking it

7. Mechanical maintenance/repair for carts and chargers is available through the

ProShop. A diagnosis and estimate will be provided; members must fill out and sign a work

order authorizing the labor and purchase of parts. The work order book is on the counter in

the ProShop. Members also have the option to bring in their own mechanic or have the cart

taken to a repair shop, but must provide staff with identifications of workers and exact

times they will be on Club property. All costs for maintenance/repair are the responsibility

of the owner.

Kids and Their Future

A Brand New Year

As our thoughts turn toward the New Year, we are all reminded that this is a perfect time

to renew our efforts to support the education of the children of our employees here at the

Country Club de Chapala. Members can contribute on a monthly basis by contacting Antonio

at the office and signing up to begin to help.

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

― Nelson Mandela

T-Shirts available in assorted colors and sizes for

100.00 pesos. All proceeds go to the Kids and Their

Future Program.

• Who doesn’t need another T-Shirt?

• What a great gift idea for someone!

Contact Brenda 106-0620


FROM THE GREENSKEEPER OFFICE

We all want to leave a lasting memory of what we have done. That is why we work hard and we try hard at all endeavors through our life. These last days we had the visit from Aguascalientes Country Club’s general manager Gustavo López and GCS Yolanda Hernández.

Aguascalientes CC has been experiencing problems with its irrigation lake (algae contamination), so much like we had when I arrived to CCC. They had the feedback from the supplier on how we did things to solve the problem, but still, they wanted to see themselves if it was for real.

They arrived december the 15th, and wasted no time to get the golf carts and drive to

see our lake. They were so impressed on what they saw and how we were able to manage things to get the job done. After that, we shared a few minutes at the Club’s restaurant. By now, they are working their way to clean their lake the same way we did it. This is how you make an impression in other’s lives. Being true and share your success with others.

That said, I want to say thanks to CCC for having me this last three years. It has been

an awesome ride for me and a challenge to climb the mountain and give back to this Club everything in my hands.

I am joining Hathaway Golf Development team in Queretaro city (www.hathawaygolf.com.mx). Also I am working with MacKellar International Golf Design, which is in the competition mix to land the Mayakoba Country Club Project at Cancun (www.intl-golf-design.com).


DESDE LA OFICINA DEL SUPERINTENDENTE

Todos deseamos dejar un buen recuerdo de lo que hemos hecho. Es por ello que trabajamos con ahínco e intentamos mejorar en todos los retos de la vida. Estos últimos días, tuvimos la visita del gerente general del Country Club de Aguascalientes Gustavo López y la GCS Yolanda Hernández.

Aguascalientes CC ha estado experimentando problemas con su lago de riego (contaminación de algas), muy similares a los que teníamos cuando llegué a CCC. Ellos tenían la información del proveedor, sobre cómo trabajamos para resolver el problema, pero aun así, querían checar personalmente la veracidad de la historia.

Ellos llegaron el 15 de diciembre y sin perder tiempo, tomamos unos carritos y nos

dirigimos a ver el lago. Quedaron muy bien impresionados con lo que vieron y cómo fuimos capaces de manejar las cosas para realizar la tarea. Después de esto, compartimos unos minutos en la terraza del restaurant del Club. En estos momentos, ya están trabajando en su lago, para replicar el éxito que tuvimos nosotros en nuestras instalaciones. Así es como se deja huella en la vida de otros. Siendo honesto y compartiendo tu éxito con los demás.

Ahora, deseo agradecer a CCC por haberme dado la oportunidad de servir estos tres

años. Ha sido una estancia genial y un reto escalar la montaña, para regresar al Club todo al alcance de mis manos.

Me estoy uniendo al equipo de Hathaway Golf Development en la ciudad de Querétaro (www.hathawaygolf.com.mx). También, estoy representando a la firma de MacKellar International Golf Design, con quien estamos compitiendo por el proyecto de Mayakobá Country Club en Cancún (www.intl-golf-design.com).


Ladies Christmas Turkey Shoot

Christmas celebrations is not just for kids!!!! The annual Ladies' Christmas Turkey Shoot brings out the best of foolish activities you dont' even realize can be an option for your game of golf. For many years now, we ask for a group of ladies to volunteer their innovation and organizational skills to create a truly fun day of challenging golf through 9 holes, varying from teeing off your ball with heavy duty oven mitts, to using your putter from tee to green, (including a sand shot-if that's what you did to yourself), use your pitching wedge from tee to green, or even better, just try and sink that great third shot for a par by navigating your way through the front end opening of a toilet seat. Guaranteed you'll walk away with more than a par-try a double or more!!!!!!!!!!! Following a 9 hole scramble, often made up of 5 or even 6 players per group, your scores actually do reward you. The top 4 best scores gets you a gift certificate for a turkey, OH YES, and those mulligan's you purchased, the monies go to covering organizational expenses, including the caddies, and the balance is placed in 4 little bags referred to as "A POT OF GOLD", and if it's your lucky day to have your name drawn - you win a nice little "SANTA GIFT" graciously donated by your dear golfing buddies who bought the mulligans, hoping to save their butt when their score could be over the top. Javier and staff served up a tasty turkey dinner buffet lunch to be enjoyed by 58 golfing gals and shared by 5 guests, ladies who are either previous golfers, or long time golfing gal friends who just enjoy being part of the festive atmosphere. The day's fun was finished off with a "White Elephant" gift exchange, and you could even steal someone's gift, and trade it for one you would rather give away, and there is nothing you can do about it -

but pout!! . This year was no exception in surpassing the expectations of a great day, enjoyed by most!!! - now seriously, you have to admit, you really can't be that out of sorts on a regular ole day of golf and be able to laugh, make noise and poke good fun at an opponent and not get a penalty for your actions. This year's committee, under the direction of Ms. Susan Field Malis whose creative ideas are infectious and drummed up other team members to get on board to come up with new and old golf foolishness to really mess up your golf for a day. Those responsible for getting you into all those situations between tee to green, and then force you to sweep those 6 putts under the rug with a broom, are none other than, mischief makers, Santa's Helpers, Sheila Margellos, Ann Szarka, Barb Ferris, Connie Walton, Lesley Archer, Suzanne Scarlett, Laurie Zibnack, Susie Patch, Marilyn Edwards. Sue Malis has organized this event previously and her comments for 2016. BEST COMMITTEE EVER!!!!!!!!!! We the Ladies' Tournament Committee take no responsibility of any activities, koodos or blame - other than requesting a group of gals give it their best shot, volunteer their time and efforts to plan a traditional fun day to celebrate the Holidays, and that they did!!!!!!! Koodos for a great event, very well planned, organized and enjoyed by all. Submitted by the Tournament Committee: Maggie Gaudet, for Karen Rowell, Pres.-Advisor-Maggie Pye.


Library Corner

The library is ready to receive your return books and donations. Please use the Book Drop basket. Please do not shelve books.

Thank you

Garbage on Golf Course // Basura en el campo de golf

In the past few months, we have been seeing little bits of litter appearing on the golf

course. There at least 9 garbage cans provided on the course. Please use them. This

includes cigarette butts thrown down everywhere. This detracts from beauty of our golf

course. Remember that which YOU throw down will be there next time you play, and the

time after that, and the time after that. It is not the job of our greens staff to be

picking up your cigarette butts. Please carry and use an ashtray in your golf cart.

We now have ashtrays for sale in the ProShop for next to nothing!

En los últimos meses, hemos estado viendo pequeños trozos de basura que aparecen en el

campo de golf. Hay al menos 9 cubos de basura proporcionados en el curso. Por favor

utilizarlos. Esto incluye colillas de cigarrillos arrojadas por todas partes. Esto resta valor a

la belleza de nuestro campo de golf. Hay que recordar que lo que le tiran hacia abajo habrá

allí la próxima vez que juegue, y el tiempo después de eso, y el tiempo después de eso. No

es el trabajo de nuestro personal para ser verdes recogiendo las colillas de cigarrillos. Por

favor, llevar y utilizar un cenicero en su carrito de golf.

Ahora tenemos ceniceros para la venta en el Pro Shop para casi nada!

1000 Peso Reward!

All you have to do is bring a new GOLFING member to join the Club. Easy, right?

Current golfing member must be present at the time of new GOLFING membership payment in

order for the office to apply the credit to your account.


January 2017 CALENDAR SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2 3 Ladies’ Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm

4 Men’s Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm President's Cup Begins 8:30 am Tee Off

5 Two Man Horserace 1:00 pm Tee Off

6 Dinner at Club! Chamorro Pork 140 pesos or Vegetable Lasagne 130 pesos

7

8

9

10 Ladies’ Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm

11 Men’s Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm

12 Go Go Golf 8:40 am Registration

13 Dinner at Club! Chicken Cordon Bleu or Grilled Dorado Fish 140 pesos

14

15

16

17 Ladies’ Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm Ladies Seniors Tournament 1st Round

18 Men’s Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm Calcutta Team Auction 11:30 am at Club

19 Calcutta Tournament 1st Round 8:30 am Tee Off Couples/Pairs Golf 3:00 pm

20 Calcutta Tournament 2nd Round 8:30 am Tee Off Dinner at Club! Molcajete Night 180 pesos/single 240 pesos/double

21

22

23 24 Ladies’ Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm Ladies Seniors Tournament 2nd Round

25 Men’s Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm

26 Go Go Golf 8:40 am Registration

27 Dinner at Club! Western BBQ 150 pesos Ricardo and Blanca Entertaining

28

29 30 31 Ladies’ Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm

Men’s Golf Clinic Tuesdays 9:30 am / Ladies Golf Clinic Wednesdays at 9:30 am

CCC Restaurant / Bar Telephone 763-5625 CCC Website http://www.ccchapala.com


Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

2 Yoga: 8:15-9:15*

3 Mexican Train: 2 pm

4 Line Dancing: 11 am Bridge Group: 1 pm

5 Zumba Gold: 9:30-10:30*

6 Yoga: 8:30-9:30*

7

9 Yoga: 8:15-9:15* Zumba Gold:9:30-10:30*



12 Zumba Gold: 9:30-10:30*

13 Yoga: 8:30-9:30*

14

16 Yoga: 8:15-9:15* Zumba Gold:9:30-10:30*



19 Zumba Gold: 9:30-10:30*

20 Yoga: 8:30-9:30*

21

23 Yoga: 8:15-9:15* Zumba Gold:9:30-10:30*



26 Zumba Gold: 9:30-10:30*

27 Yoga: 8:30-9:30*

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30 Yoga: 8:15-9:15* Zumba Gold:9:30-10:30*


Activities marked with (*) cost 40 pesos per person. Please bring exact change.


Board of Directors

President Jose Diaz

[email protected]

Vice President / Secretary Carol Peel

[email protected]

Treasurer Ernie Sowers

[email protected]

Greens Chair Rob Edwards

[email protected]

Golf Chair Rod Pye

[email protected]

Membership Chair Kathryn Vine

[email protected]

House Chair Laurie Zibnack

[email protected]

Communications Chair/ Tee Talk Editor

Brad Clark [email protected]

Social Chair

Raymond Turner [email protected]

Long Term Planning Chair

Javier Alatorre [email protected]

Member of Greens Committee

Agustin Rosas [email protected]

Comisario Dusty Peel

[email protected]

Alternate Comisario Guillermo Cardoso

[email protected]

│Country Club de Chapala presents:

Heat & Eat take out food Cost is 80 pesos and menu varies by day.

Call before 5 PM to 763 5626 to place your order.

Pies & Cakes

We need three days advance notice. Best to meet with Javier and place your order.

Costs starts at 200 pesos.

Catering Let us cook for your next event.

We can supply servers and serving equipment, too!

Country Club de Chapala Presente:

Comida caliente para llevar Cuesta $80 pesos y el menú es variado

Hablar antes delas 5:00 pm al Tel: 7635625 para hacer su pedido

Pyes y Pasteles

Se ordenan con tres días de anticipación Es mejor contactar a Javier y hacerle el pedido

El costo comienza con $200 pesos

Comida para eventos Dejenos el trabajo de cocinar a nosotros en su

próximo evento Nosotros ofrecemos la comida con servicio y

meseros.

FREE/GRATIS

LINEDANCE

LÍNEA DE BAILE

11:00am to12:00pm

It’s A New Year!! Join us for Line Dance!!

¡Es un Año Nuevo LÍNEA DE BAILE !!

Easy, fun steps!

¡Pasos fáciles y divertidos!

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