clubhouse connection - september 2013

CLUB INFORMATION

Golf............................................................p.2-3Tennis.......................................................... .p.4Fitness......................................................... .p.5Croquet.....................................................p.6-7Clubhouse.................................................. .p.8Food.&.Beverage....................................... .p.9Membership............................................ .p.10The.Greystone.Inn.................................. .p.11UPCOMING EVENTS

President’s Message David Dew, CCM, CCE

September will be a busy time at Lake Toxaway, with two huge weekends of exciting events.The first event of September will be our annual Patriot Weekend. Our community will once again honor the sacrifice made for freedom by raising donations for the Folds of Honor Foundation. Last year, the Patriot Weekend Committee, led by Jim Dockter, expanded the one-day golf tournament into several days of activities and resulted in the second-highest fundraising event for Folds of Honor in the whole nation. Please read more about Folds of Honor at www.foldsofhonor.org.Once again, the Patriot Day Committee has worked closely with our club staff to create a weekend full of activities for all ages and interests, from the traditional Patriot Day Golf Tournament on Saturday morning through our “Concert at the Clubhouse” on Sunday, September 1, where two great bands will make this a fun event for the entire family. Thanks to the outpouring of support by our community, donations have already surpassed our 2012 event; now we need everyone to come out and join in the fun! See the complete listing of events and contacts on the calendar insert, or visit laketoxawaycc.com/patriotweekend. Please note that our normal Sunday Brunch will not be served on September 1 due to setup for that evening’s concert. Picnic on the Porch will be served on the Toxaway Porch from 11:30am to 2:00pm, and an omelet station will be available inside from 11:30am until 12:30pm.The final weeks of September will be abuzz with activity on the croquet lawns! On September 19-21, the club will again host the Lake Toxaway Golf Croquet Tournament, sanctioned by the U.S. Croquet Association. Then, on September 21, everyone is invited to attend the Toxaway Mountain Challenge IV. This annual event always draws a sizeable crowd of spectators to view some of the world’s best croquet competitors demonstrate their skills. The event is free, but reservations are required. Please sign up online or by calling the club at (828) 966-4020. To finish out the September excitement, Lake Toxaway Country Club is proud to host the U.S. Croquet Association’s Golf Croquet National Championships, featuring the 16 best players in the world competing for the 2013 title on September 22-25. We are extremely honored that the U.S. Croquet Association has chosen Lake Toxaway for this event.

Sept. 1 Patriot Weekend Events (see calendar)

Sept. 2 Labor Day Lunch

Sept. 8 Mixer Golf Event

Sept. 9 Feast with Friends

Sept. 10 Golf Ladies Toxaway Cup Matches

Sept. 12 Tennis Interclub

Sept. 14 Fitness Toxaway Hike

Sept. 16 Mallet Club End-of-Season Cookout

Sept. 17 Tennis & Croquet Mixer and Cookout

Sept. 18 Seven Hills WineryWine Dinner

Sept. 19-21 Lake Toxaway Golf Croquet Tournament

Sept. 21 Toxaway Mountain Challenge IV

Sept. 22-25 USCA Golf Croquet National Tournament

Sept. 24 Golf Ladies Day Closing Luncheon

Sept. 29 Golf Mixed Team Championship

September 2013

LAKE TOXAWAY COUNTRY CLUB2

Even with the rain in August, we managed to get our tournaments completed. The Mardi Gras Tournament was a huge success, not only with the number of participants, but also with the costumes! Winners in the net division were the Crowley and Roberts team. Winners in the gross division were a tie between the Veit and Kausch team and the team of Alexander, Ure, and Ward.The Men’s Member-Guest Tournament was won by the father and son team of Harry and Ryan Hornish in an exciting finish, beating Craig Eyster and Michael McCarthy in a three-hole sudden death playoff. The men battled the conditions throughout the Club Championship, but Dwight Duke successfully defended his title as Men’s Club Champion, while Ron Follman captured the Senior Club Championship. Congratulations to all the flight winners!Upcoming events in September begin with a Sunday Mixer on September 8 with a shotgun start at 1:00pm. Sign up as a couple or a single and we will pair you up. On Tuesday, September 10, Jeff and I will captain the teams for the Ladies Toxaway Cup Match. The Ladies’ Closing Luncheon will be on September 24. Sign up and come join the fun!We will be aerifying the greens on September 18 and 19. Nine holes will be open for play each day. Circumstances require that we do it sooner rather than later. Thanks for all your patience throughout the rainy times and changes. Drier days are coming!

Aerification of GreensWill take place Wednesday, September 18 and Thursday, September 19. Nine holes will be available for play each day.

Flight 1st Place 2nd Place

Augusta Craig EysterMichael McCarthy

Reg Heinitsh IIIMatt Woodard

CarnoustieOverall Winners Harry.HornishRyan.Hornish

Chris UreMark Smith

Southern Hills

Thomas BryanThomas Neely

Michael NowlinJohn Thommasson

Oakmont Keith SkivingtonSteve Rapp

Philip HessAndrew Hess

Pinehurst Roger AlexanderAlex Parkinson

Roy MesserCharles White

Pebble Beach

Charles ReynerAlan Reyner

Ron KempChuck Summers

East Lake Bill HoldenRandy Sexton

Bill NolanPaul Bergren

Men’s Member-Guest Tournament Results

GOLF

Men’s.Member-Guest.Winners.Harry.Hornish.and.Ryan.Hornish.(right).and.Runners-Up.Craig.Eyster.

and.Michael.McCarthy.(left)

August 29 - September 19:00am-6:00pmat the Learning CenterCome on out to the Learning Center Thursday through Sunday for a fun putting contest. Donations accepted for the Folds of Honor Foundation.

Patriot Weekend Putting Contest

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Sat. Aug 31 Patriot Golf Day

Sun. Sept. 8 Sunday Mixer

Tues. Sept. 10 Ladies Toxaway Cup Match

Tues. Sept. 24 Ladies Closing Luncheon

Sun. Sept. 29 Golf Mixed Team Championship

UPCOMING GOLF EVENTS

Golf Pro Shop | Lou Biago

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GOLF

2013 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSMen’s Club Champion: .....Dwight.Duke

Runner-Up: ....Jim.Grien

Senior Club Champion: ....Ron.Follmann

Flight Winners....1st.Flight:..Harrie.Crowley....2nd.Flight:..Gene.Volk....3rd.Flight:..Roy.Messer

Ladies Club Champion: .....Pinky.Israel

President’s Cup Winner: ....Anne.Young

Men’s.Club.ChampionDwight.Duke

Senior.Club.ChampionRon.Follmann

NET WINNERS: .....Harrie.Crowley.....Mary.Lou.Crowley.....Gary.Roberts.....Diane.Roberts

GROSS WINNERS (tie): .....Ted.Veit.....Marcia.Veit.....John.Kausch.....Cynthia.Kausch

.....Roger.Alexander

.....Renee.Alexander

.....Chris.Ure

.....Gus.Ward

Mardi-Gras Tournament Winners


TENNIS

Tennis Pro Shop | Kenny Lovett

828-966-4262

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I can’t believe how fast this summer has gone! Even with all the rain, you all have made this summer so great. Our tennis socials have been a full house and your support has made each event so much fun. Congratulations to Danita Dickman and Ellen Campbell for their first place finish in our Charities Pro-Am and to Alice Patlovich for finishing second. Patriot Weekend is almost here and we have some great events planned. Our Children’s Tennis Clinic will be held Saturday, August 31 from 10:00am to 11:00am. There is no charge for this fun time for all. Our Patriot Weekend Tennis Round Robin will be on Sunday, September 1 from 10:00am to 1:00pm. This will be a fun weekend for everyone, and I hope you all will come out to the courts and support it. Cost of $15.00 per person includes balls, a Patriot Weekend t-shirt, 1 drink ticket at the Courtside Beverage Bar, and prizes for the winning team. Please leave your registration form with a check or cash at the Pro Shop. Please register to play by Thursday, August 28. This will allow Kenny and the Tennis Committee adequate time to select equally-matched teams.The round robin will be followed by a Doubles Exhibition at 1:30pm featuring Korey and Kenny Lovett playing against Evgenia Dockter (daughter-in-law of Jim and Becky Dockter) and Lynn Blau (internationally-ranked junior). You will not want to miss this!Tuesday, September 17 will be our monthly Tennis/Croquet Social with a cookout at the tennis lawn. This is a great way to meet new friends and see old ones. The cost for cookout and refreshments is $12.

Sat. Aug. 3110:00am

Patriot Weekend Children’s Tennis Clinic

Sun. Sept. 110:00am

Patriot Weekend Round Robin

Sun. Sept. 11:30pm

Patriot Weekend Pro Exhibition

Thurs. Sept. 1210:30am

Interclub with Brevard Health and Racquet Club

Tues. Sept. 173:00pm

Tennis/Croquet Social & Cookout

UPCOMING TENNIS EVENTS

To be a stronger doubles player at any level, learn to poach at least twice a game to cause your opponents into unforced errors. Also, change formations often. For example, sometimes line up both on baseline when returning a serve. When serving, Australian is a great way to line up to get in your opponents’ heads and make them think about which way you’re moving. Try these tips and see how your doubles game will improve. See you on the courts!

IMPROVE YOUR DOUBLES GAME

Charities.Pro-Am.Participants.


FITNESS

Call the Fitness Center for an appointment: (828) 862-6571.Personal Training with Annie or Tony

HOURS.OF.OPERATION

Sunday.|.9:00am-2:00pmMonday-Friday.|.7:00am-6:00pmSaturday.|.7:00am-4:00pm

Annie CruzanFitness Center Director

828-862-6571

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TOXAWAY RIVER TRAIL HIKE with CHIP FREEMANSaturday,.September.14.|.10:00am

Come spend part of your day on an old favorite trail to the Toxaway community. Free for all residents and guests. Bring bug spray, water, pack a lunch and be prepared for approximately a 4-hour roundtrip hike. Please call the fitness center to sign up. Meet at the main clubhouse parking lot no later than 9:50am.

Coming in October:PANTHERTOWN AUTUMN COLOR HIKE with TONY AUSTINSaturday,.October.19.|.10:00am

Mark your calendars for this fun fall hike! Please call the fitness center to sign up.

Fitness Tip: Power walking Fall in particular is a spectacular time to be out hiking and walking in the fresh mountain air. Follow these tips below to get the most out of your autumn walk. Did you know that speed walking can increase your caloric burn rate without the joint jarring effects of jogging? Without a doubt, walking is good exercise. But if you want an extra challenge, try speed walking. Simply put, speed walking, or power walking is walking very fast without running. Arms are swung in pace with the stride, and one foot is on the ground at all times. Your stride is slightly longer and considerably quicker than in a leisurely stroll.Briskly walking one mile (brisk usually means 3.5 to 4 miles per hour) burns nearly as many calories as running a mile at a moderate pace, and confers similar fitness and health benefits. Even strolling or slow walking (about 2 miles per hour) will give you some health benefits.The number of calories burned during a speed-walking workout depends on such factors as your weight, the length of your workout, and how vigorously you swing your arms. Remember to pick up the pace for your health!

YOGA ON THE LAWNPatriot Weekend | August 31 | 9:00amHelp us reach our goal of 100 participants! Join us for great instruction and prizes. Sign up with Annie at (828) 862-6571.

Group exercise classes will wind down this month. Please note the schedule below:

Total.Body.ConditioningMonday,.September.2.|.9:00am

YogaSaturday,.September.7.|.9:00amMonday,.September.2.|.10:15am

If you are interested in a fall yoga class, you must contact Annie at the Fitness Center and cast your vote! We need a minimum of 7 committed participants to continue class throughout the month. Please call as soon as possible. (828)862-6571

September Fitness Classes


CROQUET

at the top of the charts for raising important dollars for our important community through Lake Toxaway Charities. Thanks to all who participated.

Annual Meeting & Club ChampionshipsAugust 26 was another auspicious day for the LTMC. Our Annual Meeting was held and was well attended. We would like to bid a fond adieu and thanks to our outgoing President, Linda Garner, and her cabinet for doing such a grand job coordinating our hectic season. We would also like to welcome our new President, George Bagwell, and his posse. We look forward to a great 2014 under their leadership. I am sure that our ranks will continue to grow and prosper. It was heartwarming to hear Don Buebendorf explain to us in the meeting that if it were not for croquet, he and Nancy might not have stayed at Lake Toxaway. After their first year here, they had not met many folks. They were enticed to try out croquet, and their friendship world exploded. Let that be a lesson to all you readers who are not Mallet Club members. Give the game a try, and we bet you will like it. Your dues for the 2014 season can be mailed to our treasurer, Fred Caswell, at his Hilton Head address. Club Championship matches were also held August 26. After more than 200 competitive matches in the Golf Croquet Tournament, the results were as follows: Gary Harden defeated Ted Mullet in the 3rd Flight, Les Avera was victorious over Roy Messer in the 2nd Flight, Grady Price outwicketed “Coach” Catuzzi in the 1st Flight, and Dave Wilkes was the commander of the Championship Flight over Don Molitor. In the Association Rules Tournament, Nancy Avera and Bob Hamilton were the final victors over George Bagwell and Don Buebendorf in a spirited match. Thanks and congratulations to our winners, runners-up, and all who participated this year.

Remember...Keep your eyes on the ball, bring the mallet back low and slow, follow through, and watch the wickets happen. And most of all, pray to the sky gods for more of the great yellow orb!

CROQUETNUTS, we have a problem! There seems to be an unusual object fixed firmly in the sky. This unidentified (obviously alien) orb is glowing bright yellow and seems to be emitting a lot of light and heat. This is something we have not seen in a long time. Whatever it is, we are happy because it is making our play time much more comfortable. Many thanks to the sky gods. Our lawn activity continues to grow and increase with each passing month. The Lake Toxaway Mallet Club is now up to 183 CROQUETNUTS strong, and WNC now officially has 10 mallet clubs in the region between Lake Toxaway and Highlands and is the fastest growing croquet area in the country. Wine and Wickets continues to be well attended, and Kenny Lovett is continuing to make our post-W&W challenges more fun each Monday. As a note, Wine and Wickets will be played on Labor Day Monday.

Feast with FriendsOur last “Feast with Friends” with Falconer Peter Kipp-duPont, Suri, and Seymour, was another sell-out event for the country club. Thanks to all who attended and again to Larry Bradner for putting together another rousing success. The final 2013 speaker’s series dinner is September 9 with our own Jim Morgan, CEO of Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, tell us how he brought this infamous company out of the doldrums and into more and more mouths. Please remember to call or go online to make reservations, as this is bound to be another full house.

Lake Toxaway Charities Tournament Lee and Denby Davenport have again outdone themselves by organizing another successful Lake Toxaway Charities Croquet Tournament. Twenty-four CROQUETNUTS had a great time competing, with Carol and Gary Harden taking home the victory in the first flight and Don and Nancy Buebendorf capturing the win in the second flight. The LTMC is consistently


annual Mountain Interclub Challenge. Gary and Carol Harden have put together some of our best shotmakers to represent us against the other eight participating clubs. It is a must for you to come to the lawns to cheer on your fellow CROQUETNUTS. Golf Croquet Tournament & Toxaway Mountain Challenge IV - On September 19-21, we will host our second annual nationally-sanctioned Lake Toxaway Golf Croquet Tournament, which is attracting players from all over North America, and the Toxaway Mountain Challenge IV, which is bringing in professionals from all over the world. The tournament finals and exhibition both being held on Saturday should make for an incredibly exciting day. Remember that the Mountain Challenge is open to everyone, so feel free to invite friends and family. The club will again have the grills fired up for a cookout lunch in between the two events. USCA Golf Croquet National Championships - Normally these are the season capping events for us, but this year we have yet another new and exciting display of talent for you: the USCA is so enamored with our contributions to the world of croquet and the quality of our lawns that they have asked us to host the USCA Golf Croquet National Championship Tournament on September 22-25. The top golf croquet players in the United States will congregate on the Lake Toxaway Courts to compete for the coveted trophy. This is your chance to watch the game at its top level and an honor for our club to be asked to host the tournament. We all want to thank Jane and George Enochs for being so instrumental in garnering this kind of national attention for our community. What an incredible 2013 season we are having!

CROQUET

Croquet | Kenny Lovett

828-966-4262

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Upcoming EventsAs if all of that was not enough, there is still more excitement and play to come! Patriot Weekend Croquet Events - On Sunday, September 1, Don Molitor will again organize the Patriot Weekend skills challenge. In addition, Don has put together four teams of eight players each to participate in a round robin competitive play. This should be a lot of fun, so come down to the courts that afternoon to watch your fellow malleteers compete.LTMC Cookout - September 16, following Wine & Wickets will be our annual LTMC Cookout on the Main Dining Room porch. This will be another fun time where our guys cook and wear silly aprons and the girls help set up and cleanup. Make your reservations so we know how much food to order. Social Chairpersons Susie Dickman and Mary Smith have done a fine job this year, and this event will be no exception.Mountain Interclub Challenge - On September 4, nine Western North Carolina clubs (including our own) will congregate on the Toxaway lawns for the

Club.Championship.Winners.and.Runners-Up


CLUBHOUSE

Joel MathisAsst. Clubhouse Manager

828-966-4020, Ext. 40

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September is going to be a very exciting month, and we look forward to taking care of each and every one of you. We will start off with Patriot Weekend, which will keep all of us at the club very busy. If you haven’t already made reservations for the Music Event on Sunday night, please do so quickly. Banks and Shane was a big hit last year and you won’t want to miss their return.And don’t forget to stick around one more day for our great Labor Day Lunch on September 2.The rest of September will be filled with events for golf, tennis, and croquet alike as well as cookouts and luncheons for these events. Our final Feast with Friends will be on September 9, and are expecting another sellout crowd, so make your reservations soon. Mark your calendars for our third wine dinner on Wednesday, September 18. This will be a very exciting dinner showcasing wines from the Seven Hills Winery, a family-owned winery in Washington State with a neat history and wonderful products.Then we wrap up the month with our fourth Toxaway Mountain Challenge. Come by the croquet lawns on Saturday, September 21, to enjoy champagne with strawberries and creme and watch some world-class croquet. Even those who don’t play croquet will get a kick out of this event. There is no cost for this event and the public is welcome to attend, but please make reservations so we know how many people to expect.Thank you again for all that each of you do to make Lake Toxaway such a special place to be. I’ll see you at the club!

Join us for special lunch buffet with hamburgers, hot dogs, barbecued chicken legs, assorted wraps, and a gourmet salad station.

Cost is $13++ for adults and $8++ for ages 4-12. No reservations are necessary.

Monday,.September.211:00am-2:00pmMain.Dining.Room

wine dinner

Join us for our next dinner featuring selections from Seven Hills Winery and five courses of food designed to perfectly compliment each wine. The cost is $100++ per person. Jackets for gentlemen are requested at this event. Seating is limited and reservations are required. RSVP online or call the club at (828) 966-4020.

Main Dining RoomWednesday, September 18 | 6:00pm

Established in 1988, Seven Hills Winery is one of Walla Walla Valley’s oldest and most respected wineries. Seven Hills crafts an acclaimed portfolio of vineyard-designate and appellation-inspired wines. Focusing on benchmark Cabernet Sauvignons and Bordeaux-varietal reds from the Red Mountain and Walla Walla Valley AVAs, the wines of Seven Hills have played an important role in establishing the region’s reputation for world-class winemaking, and are recognized as some of the finest wines in the Northwest.

Learn more at: http://www.sevenhillswinery.com/

Feast with FriendsMonday, September 9 | 6:30pm

The next Feast with Friends will feature guest speaker Jim Morgan, CEO of Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. Reservations are required; RSVP online or call the club at (828) 966-4020.


FOOD & BEVERAGE

TOXAWAY.ROOM

Lunch:.Monday-Saturday.|11:30am-2:30pm

THE.19TH.HOLE

Bar.Service.and.Light.Fare:.Daily.|.2:30pm-6:30pm

MAIN.DINING.ROOM

Dinner:.Monday,.Thursday,.Friday,.Saturday.|.6:30pm-8:30pm

Brunch:.Sunday.|.11:30am-2:30pm

LAKESIDE.DINING.ROOM

Breakfast:.Daily.|.8:00am-10:00am

Fine.Dining:.Daily.|.6:30pm-8:30pm

Reservations required: call (828) 966-4700.

September Dining Hours

Food and Beverage

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DRESS.CODEClub LunchCasual attire

Club DinnerCasual attire pants and

collared shirt,no jacket required

Greystone Inn Dinner: jacket required

for gentlemen Breakfast: casual attire

RESERVATIONSClub Dining 828-966-4020

Greystone InnDining828-966-4700

PLEASE NOTE:.Sunday.Brunch.will.not.be.served.on.September.1.due.to.setup.for.Concert.in.the.Clubhouse.in.the.Main.Dining.Room..Picnic.on.the.Porch.will.be.served.on.the.Toxaway.Porch.from.11:30am.to.2:00pm..An.omelet.station.and.Eggs.Benedict.will.be.available.in.the.Toxaway.Room.from.11:30am.to.12:30pm..

Dinner.will.be.served.in.the.Toxaway.Room.on.Saturday,.September.28.due.to.a.private.event.


Laura JohnsonMembership Director

828-966-4020

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MEMBERSHIP

14 Years and CountingIt’s larger than ever: 37 of our Toxaway artists will be on display in the club’s Main Dining Room on October 7 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm. We promise this will be a fun night! Enjoy wonderful art, good food, and fine wine, plus 15% of all art sales will go to support Lake Toxaway Charities. Bring your friends and neighbors to an unforgettable art festival event!

Monday,.October.7.|.5:30pm-7:30pm

The 14th Annual Lake Toxaway

TOWN HALL MEETING

September 1210:00am

Reg Heinitsh Jr. will share more about our club operations and answer questions.

Each meeting is limited to 30 participants. You must sign up in advance to attend. Please contact Laura Johnson to sign up:

[email protected] or (828) 966-4020. Social.BridgeTuesdays.at.7:00pmToxaway.RoomJoin a convivial group of fellow members on Tuesday evenings for about 2.5 hours of social bridge.

Contact Carol and Ted Mullett at (828) 884-9208 for information and reservations.

Welcome New Members!Please help me in welcoming the following new members to Lake Toxaway Country Club:

Kevin.and.Elizabeth.Dice.-.Houston,.TX

Craig.Eyster.-.Boca.Raton,.FL

Kevin.and.Amy.Matto.-.Greenwich,.CT

Lewis.and.Sue.Robinson.-.Atlanta,.GA

Lake Toxaway’s annual Dam-to-Dam Swim has re-enlisted in Patriot Weekend!

2013 Dam-to-Dam Swim (It’s Not A Race)

Sunday, September 1 at 7:30am Rain Date: Monday, September 2 (Labor Day)

ASSEMBLE AT BOYERS’ DOCK, ADJACENT TO LAKE CARDINAL DAM

CALL TED OR CAROL MULLETT AT (828) 884-9208 FOR FUTHER DETAILS

All ages are welcome!

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

To ensure safety, every swimmer must be accompanied by a watercraft.


Our last club member cruise of the season will be Tuesday, September 3. Call the inn now for reservations!

CLUB MEMBER CRUISES

The GREYSTONE INN

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local828-966-4700

toll free800-824-5766

[email protected]

The Lakeside SpaDon’t forget, if you want to be updated on any last-minute spa specials, please email Spa Manager Stacey Galloway at [email protected]. Here is our featured service for this month:

Sweet Milk & Lavender Bud Facial This 100% natural treatment will deeply cleanse, fully exfoliate and wholly hydrate your skin. Powerful herbal antioxidants and natural nutrients combine to correct skin texture and tone.

We agree with the many club members who have told us that the best deal in town is breakfast at The Greystone Inn! For just $10 per person you can enjoy your choice of Belgian Waffles, Eggs Benedict, French Toast, and more! Advance reservations are required and may be made through the Inn.

Breakfast at the Greystone Inn

A wonderful, large crowd filled the country club’s main dining room for the Ladies Back Porch Bible Study end of the season luncheon on Monday, August 12. Members and their guests enjoyed a beautiful lunch prepared by Chef Mike McDonald and a lovely atmosphere planned by Chairman Mary Lou Crowley. Speaker Joanne Ellison was encouraging as she engaged the ladies in the topic, “Making room for God.” As this summer of Bible study drew to a close, the ladies were privileged to honor Carmen Ryan, who led the study for 25 years. She will continue to be a blessing to all who knew her at Lake Toxaway.

Ladies Back Porch Bible Study

Guest.Speaker.Joanne.Ellison

The leadership team will meet next week to plan the study for 2014, and we invite all area women to participate! If you would like your contact information added to the BPBS roster, please call Leslie Brown at (828) 862-3287 or Diane Roberts at (828) 884-7746.

Leslie.Brown.and.Carmen.Ryan

Lake Toxaway Country Club4366 West Club Blvd.Lake Toxaway, NC 28747

Join us for a fun-filled evening at the clubhouse! Musical entertainment will be provided by “Banks and Shane,” a high-energy, hard-kicking, blow-the-roof-off band that has capacity crowds around the world dancing in the aisles to party favorites and reminiscing with memorable ballads. Arrive early for an opening performance by the Jeff Sipe Trio and Lake Toxaway’s own Henry Heinitsh.

SEPTEMBER 1, 2013 | 4:00PM-9:00PMMAIN DINING ROOM

LAKE TOXAWAY COUNTRY CLUBThe buffet will include pulled pork barbecue, gourmet sliders, Johnsonville bratwurst, pasta salad, potato salad, cole slaw, fruit salad, and more. The kids get their own special buffet with chicken tenders, corn dogs, fries, and popcorn. For dessert, enjoy an ice cream sundae bar.

Attendees must check in under the porte-cochere to receive a wristband. Check-in begins at 3:30pm. Reservations are required; RSVP online or call the club at (828) 966-4020.

Be sure to invite your friends! Lake Toxaway Estates property owners who are not members of the club are also welcome to attend this event. Non-members can call Laura Johnson at (828) 966-4020 to make reservations and must pay by personal check prior to the event day.

Aerification-9 Holes Open Each Day

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Dam-to-Dam Swim 7:30am 1

Tennis Patriot Round Robin 10:00am

Croquet Patriot Event 12:30pm

Lunch in Toxaway Room/Porch

11:30am-2:00pm

Tennis Pro Exhibition 1:30pm

Painting for Patriots 4:00pm

Concert in the Clubhouse 4:00pm

Fitness Total Body 2

Conditioning 9:00am

Yoga 10:15am

Labor Day Lunch

11:30am-2:30pm

Toxaway Room

Golf Croquet Mentoring 3pm

Wine & Wickets 3:30pm

Golf Ladies Day 8:45am 3

Tennis Men’s Day 9:00am

Social Bridge 7:00pm

Toxaway Room

Golf Men’s Day 9:00am 4

Croquet Mountain Interclub

Challenge 9:00am

Tennis Ladies Day 10:30am

Croquet American Rules 5

Play 9:00am

Twilight Golf 4;00pm

Friday Friends 5:30pm 6

Fitness Yoga 9:00am 7

Mixer Golf Event 8

1:00pm Shotgun

Golf Croquet 3:00pm

Golf Croquet Mentoring 3pm 9


Feast with Friends with Jim

Morgan, CEO of Krispy Kreme

Cocktails 6:00pm

Dinner 6:30pm

Toxaway Cup Matches 10

8:45am



Toxaway Room



Croquet American Rules 12

Play 9:00am

Town Hall Meeting 10:00am

Reservations Required Tennis Interclub vs BHRC

10:30am

Twilight Golf 4:00pm

Friday Friends 5:30pm 13 Fitness Toxaway Hike 14

10:00am with Chip Freeman

Golf Croquet 3:00pm 15 Golf Croquet Mentoring 16

3:00pm


Mallet Club End of Season

Cook-Out 6:00pm



Tennis Croquet Mixer &

Cook-Out 3:00pm


Toxaway Room



Seven Hills Wine Dinner

6:00pm Reservations Required

Twilight Golf 4:00pm 19 Friday Friends 5:30pm 20 Golf Croquet 21

Tournament Finals 9:30am

Toxaway Mountain Challenge

IV Croquet Exhibition 1:00pm

22

23


and Closing Luncheon



Toxaway Room



Twilight Golf 4:00pm 26 Friday Friends 5:30pm 27 Main Dining Room Closed 28

Dinner Served in the

Toxaway Room

Golf Mixed Team 29

Championship 1:00pm

30

September 2013 Calendar of Events

USCA-Sanctioned Golf Croquet Tournament

Aerification of Greens

USCA Golf Croquet National Tournament

Club Dining Schedule (unless otherwise noted on the calendar)

Lunch Monday—Saturday 11:30am-2:30pm Toxaway Room

Sunday 11:30am-2:30pm Main Dining Room & Porch

19th Hole Daily 2:30pm-6:30pm

Dinner Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday 6:30pm-8:30pm Main Dining Room

Thursday, August 29 Golf Putting Contest 9:00am-2:00pm | Come to the Learning Center for a putting

contest open to all. Daily winner. Donations accepted for the

Folds of Honor Foundation.

Contact: LTCC Golf Pro Shop (828) 966-4661

Friday, August 30 Golf Putting Contest 9:00am-2:00pm | Come to the Learning Center for a putting




Saturday, August 31 Patriot Golf Day 7:30am | Registration

8:30am | Shotgun Start

1:00pm | Lunch/Awards

Scramble tournament format; make your own team. A member

of the Wounded Warrior Marine Regiment will join each team

for Par 3s. Prizes for Low Gross and Low Net. Cost is $125/

person or $500/team. Hole sponsorships available for $250.

Contact: Lou Biago (828) 966-4661, Harrie Crowley

(828) 884-7972, or Charlie Simon (828) 966-9250.

Golf Putting Contest 9:00am-2:00pm | Come to the Learning Center for a putting




Yoga on the Lawn 9:00am | Meet on the lawn by the lake/marina and help us

reach our goal of 100 participants! Yoga instruction for all

ages and abilities, plus drawings for prizes donated by local

businesses. No charge.

Contact: Annie Cruzan (828) 862-6571

Children’s Tennis Clinic 10:00am | Join us on the courts for an hour of great tennis

instruction. Ages 7 and older. No charge.

Contact: Kenny Lovett (828) 966-4262

Kayaking on Lake Cardinal 1:00pm-3:00pm | Meet at the Bradner Dock on Lake Cardinal

at 1215 Fairway Drive. Instruction and kayak games for youth

ages 9-15 and adults ages 16 and up. No charge.

Contact: Alice Patlovich (352) 281-2627

Patriot Weekend Dinner/Dance 5:30pm-11:30pm | An evening of great dining and dancing

with entertainment by the Mike Veal Band from Atlanta.

Dress is coat, tie optional. Reservations required. SOLD OUT!

Contact: Gil and Moree Tendler (828) 884-6814

Sunday, September 1 Dam-to-Dam Swim 7:30am | Start at the Boyers’ dock and swim the two miles to

Lake Toxaway Dam. This annual event is great fun for both

spectators and participants. Rain date: Monday, September 2.

Contact: Ted and Carol Mullett (828) 884-9208

Golf Putting Contest 9:00am-2:00pm | Come to the Learning Center for a putting




Tennis Round Robin 10:30am-12:30pm | A fun format for all levels with two teams

captained by Billie Messer and Bob Hamilton. Cost of $15 per

player includes balls, t-shirt, drink ticket, and prizes. Register

by August 28. Come out to play or just to cheer everyone on!

Contact: Kenny Lovett (828) 966-4262 or Chip and Leslie

Brown (828) 862-3287

Croquet Interclub Competition 12:30pm-2:30pm | Come out and watch the Interclub

Competition on courts 3 and 4, which provides ample space for

spectators and cheering. We encourage all CROQUETNUTS to

come out and join in the fun from the sidelines as you see fit.

Contact: Don Molitor (828) 966-4423

Croquet Fun and Games Event 12:30pm-2:30pm | Children and parents are invited to come try

out croquet with our Mallet Club mentors on courts 1 and 2. No

charge and no sign-ups necessary... just come have some fun!

Contact: Don Molitor (828) 966-4423

Tennis Pro Exhibition 1:30pm | Korey and Kenny Lovett face off with Evgenia Docker

(daughter-in-law of Jim and Becky Dockter) and internationally-

ranked junior Lynn Blau in what is sure to be exciting doubles

play. You will not want to miss this!

Contact: Kenny Lovett (828) 966-4262 or Chip and Leslie

Brown (828) 862-3287

Painting for Patriots 4:00pm-6:00pm | The Lake Toxaway Estates Art Guild will

work with our young residents to create patriotic paintings.

Contact: Donna Bradner (828) 862-5705

Concert in the Clubhouse 4:00pm-9:00pm | Back by popular demand, our featured

entertainers will be Banks and Shane, with an opening

performance by the Jeff Sipe Trio with our own Henry Heinitsh.

Enjoy a buffet of summer favorites plus a special kids’ buffet

and an ice ctream sundae bar! Open to all residents of Lake

Toxaway Estates and their guests. Reservations required.

Contact: Lake Toxaway Country Club (828) 966-4020

Lake Toxaway Patriot Weekend 2013

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Join us as Lake Toxaway hosts a world-class croquet event for the fourth consecutive

year. This is a unique opportunity for all of our club members to view croquet

players with internationally-recognized skills right here at home, as we showcase not

only our fantastic croquet facilities, but the entire Lake Toxaway community.

EXHIBITION ITINERARY

COURTSIDE COOKOUT | 11:30AM-12:30PM

Arrive early at the croquet lawn to enjoy a

grilled picnic lunch for only $10 per person.

CHAMPAGNE ON THE LAWN | 12:45PM

Indulge as we welcome you to this spectacular

venue with complimentary champagne and

strawberries with cream.

GOLF CROQUET EXHIBITION | 1:00PM

Face-off exhibition between internationally- acclaimed players Stephen Mulliner and Rich Lamm.

ASSOCIATION RULES

DOUBLES MATCH | 2:00PM

Exhibition match of Association Rules Doubles

play between Stephen Mulliner, Rich Lamm,

Sherif Abdelwahab, and Ben Rothman.

Exhibition to be moderated by Damon Bidencope.

No charge for admission. Advanced registration is required; RSVP online or call (828) 966-4020.

Sponsored by Lake Toxaway Country Club, Oakley Woods Croquet,

Before the Exhibition,

watch the finals of the annual

Lake Toxaway Golf Croquet

Tournament, featuring outstanding

local and regional players.

Play begins at 9:30am.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

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