2014JULY

BE COOL AT THE POOL

Managers Message —by Anthony Chelena

Summer is in full

swing and the Club

is bustling with

activity. Pull into the

parking lot any day

at lunchtime and the

adventure to find a

good parking space begins. It shouldn’t

be a surprise to anyone that handicap

parking spaces are at a premium- so much

so that the Board of Directors recently

had discussions about ways to make

the Clubhouses more accessible for our

Members who need a close parking space.

We have 14 handicap parking spaces at the

Club. But if we had 30, it still might not be

enough to accommodate every Member

entitled to use a handicap space. So why

don’t we just make 30 handicap spaces?

Because our Members most likely to use

a handicap space arrive at mealtime, but

there are Members visiting the Club all

times of the day for other Club activities.

So if you arrive at the Club and can’t find a

handicap parking space, step inside and see

Emily and she will suggest an unmarked

area for you to park. And especially if

you are playing golf and are entitled to a

handicap space, perhaps one of our cart

staff can meet you in the parking lot with

golf cart service. Just stop in front of the

golf shop and let them know. They will be

glad to serve you.

Think you don’t have time to play golf?

Ricky Fowler thinks you aren’t planning

enough into your day: https://www.

youtube.com/watch?v=Vp63Y36Mc24

Last month Elaine Harris invited me to

play golf with a Thursday morning ladies’

group. The foursome included Sally Boyd,

Elaine Harris, Sue Robbins and me. I

expected it to be fun, but it turned out to

be a lot of fun. At the end of the day I lost

$1.25. I’d call that a bargain.

It is GREAT to be back in full season.

The pool is busy every hour that the sun

is shining. Golfers are enjoying the golf

course in prime condition. Tennis players

are active in the mornings and evenings.

I’m so excited to see the Junior Golf and

Junior Tennis participation. And the dining

rooms have their usual crowds. People

not familiar with our Club frequently ask

me how seasonal our Club is. We estimate

that about 30% of our Members spend

the winter away from Hendersonville. But

as you can see from the graphlater in the

newsletter, Clubhouse dining activity is

heavily influenced by Christmas, January

and February, but is relatively consistent

for the other 9 months. Golf, as you would

expect, is dependent on weather.

Lewis Grizzard was a close friend of my

parents when I was a child. At that time

he was a sports writer for the Atlanta

Constitution. He later became a humorist/

commentator on southern culture and

wrote many books on the subject. In July

of every year, he wrote a column for the

Atlanta Constitution that began, “Hot

damn, it’s football season!” And to this day

I feel the same way in July when the college

football players report to camp. How’s your

team looking for this year?

generalmanager@hendersonvillecc.com

President’s Message —by Steve Johnson

Summertime

is a great time

of year around

Hendersonville

Country Club. Every

day seems to have

something going on.

It seems like I don’t go anywhere around

town without someone telling me about

their recent visit to the Club.

This is also the time of the year to make

preparations for the Equity Member’s

Annual meeting. The Club bylaws

provide that the meeting will be held at

7:00 PM on the 2nd Monday of August-

this year August 11. Each Equity Member

will receive a notice of the meeting in July.

The notice will also contain a condensed

financial statement and a ballot to elect

directors. The minutes from last year’s

annual meeting can be found on the

Club’s website www.hendersonvillecc.

com. The complete audited financial

statements will be posted on the website

in mid-July, soon after they are released

by our auditors. Meanwhile, any Member

is welcome to visit with Anthony Chelena

to review the Club’s detailed financial

statements.

The Nominating Committee Chaired

by Bill Boswell and consisting of Jimmy

Chandler, Jack Davis, Bill Smith and

Lavinnia Zimmerman has nominated the

following Equity Members for election

to the Hendersonville Country Club

Board of Directors: Tom Cooper, Henry

Johnson, Mike Roper and Jim Sparks. If

you are interested in more information

on the nominating process, you can

check the Club bylaws on the website or

call Anthony Chelena. And if you do not

currently have Equity and wish to do so,

contact Anthony and he will gladly make

the arrangements.

See you at the Club…

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LADIESWednesdays1:00 – 2:00

July 2-16-23-30Aug 6-13-20-27

JUNIORSTuesday & Thursday

10:15 – 11:00July 3-15-17-22-24-29

Aug 5-7-12-14-19-21

SUMMER GOLF CLINICSBeginning in June, the golf staff will be conducting Ladies and Junior Clinics each week throughout the summer. If

you are interested in participating, please call the golf shop at least one week in advance. The fee per session will be

$15.00. Must have 3 people sign up per clinic.

BIRDIE DAYBring your guests, friends and colleagues to lunch through

our Clubhouse buffet and a round of golf for $25 per person. First Come, First Served on lunch reservations and tee times.

August 21 (Thursday) Lunch 12:30, Tee Times 1:30Call Beth at 692-2262 ext. 112

TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE FORJULY, AUGUST & SEPTEMBERJuly 6 Su Couples Golf Tee Times 12:00-1:30pmJuly 10-12 Th,Fr, Sa Men’s Member-Guest TournamentJuly 13, Su Men’s Member-Guest Rain DateJuly 15-16 Tu,W Greens Aerification – Course ClosedJuly 21&22 M&Tu Junior Club ChampionshipJuly 25 Fr Twilight Golf 5:00pm ShotgunJuly 28,29 M,Tu SMGA Championship – 1:30 Shotgun Tues.Aug. 5, 7 Tu, Th Women’s 18 Hole ChampionshipAug. 8 Fr 18 Hole Championship Rain DateAug. 9 & 10, Sa, Su Men’s Club ChampionshipAug. 14, Th 9 Holers Twilight Golf – 4:30 ShotgunAug. 17 Su Couples Golf Tee Times 12:00-1:30pmAug. 22 Fr SMGA Interclub 9:00am ShotgunSept. 5, Fr SMGA Interclub 9:00am ShotgunSept. 7, Su Couples Golf Tee Times 12:00pm - 1:00pmSept. 9, 11 Tu-TH WGA 9 – Hole Championship Sept. 12 Fr WGA 9 _ Hole Rain DateSept. 18 Th WGA Interclub 9:00 ShotgunSept. 26 Fr Twilight Golf 5:00 Shotgun

Golf News—by Ben Balentine

Family Golf started on Saturday,

June 14 and will continue each

Saturday throughout the summer.

We want to encourage Mom, Dad

and all the kids to come out and

have fun playing golf as a family. No

age limit or skill level is required. There is no charge and

no commitment and it is open to all Members. Please

call the golf shop to sign up for play, which begins at

11:30 am. Hope to see you in the coming weeks.

PGA Junior League Golf started off with a BANG with

23 of our juniors signing up to play in the 13 and under

program. We have 3 teams, one made up of 8 juniors

and two teams with 7, each having their own jersey,

either blue, purple or white. Play is every Thursday at

4:30 and everyone is invited to come and see how our

juniors are progressing. Thanks to all the juniors

and parents for making our first Junior League such

a huge success.

I have been approached by several Members to ask our

golfers NOT to get their ball out of the hole with their

putter head because it tears up the hole. We have a

device in the golf shop that was designed just for

that purpose.

The Men’s Member-Guest Tournament has a full field

once again and is scheduled to be held on July 10, 11 &

12 with a rain date on the 13th.

Independence Day ActivitiesIndependence Day Cookout at the Pool

Thursday, July 3 / 5:30 – 7:30 pm / Pool open till 9:00 pm

Summer Clubhouse Cookout with Appalachian Fire Bluegrass BandFriday, July 4 / Buffet: 5 – 7:30 / Music: 5:30 – 8:00

Adults - $16.95 / Children 11-12: $7.95 / Children 7-10: $4.95Children 6 and under: FREE

No Sunday Clubhouse Cookout on July 6, No Fun Friday Cookout on July 4 at the Pool, The Grill is closed for dinner Friday, July 4

Appalachian Fire

7/4: RED,WHITE,BLUE ROUND ROBIN10:00am - 11:30am / Come join us for some fun doubles.

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As I write this article,

the best golfers in the

world are gathering

in Pinehurst for the

women’s and men’s

U.S. Opens. It is

hard for me to think

about Pinehurst #2 without remembering

Payne Stewart. I can see him standing on

one leg, punching the air after he made

the biggest putt of his life. I can also

remember how his golf swing was the

definition of smooth power.

Payne would practice hitting a driver

with a full swing, but only hitting 25% of

his normal distance. This slow motion

swing promoted balance with a smooth

continuous motion that only accelerated

through impact. Doing this drill may take

some time to get used to, as you need full

control of the golf club. With practice,

you will start feeling more solid contact

with this slow motion drill. Hopefully

this drill will help your normal swing to

be more fluid and under control as you

increase the club-head speed through

impact to a nice finish.

Ben Hogan said, “Whenever I am working

on something, I always do it in slow

motion.”

GREAT SHOTSBarbra Clay scored a hole-in-one on the 103 yard 17th hole using a 6 iron. She was playing the Mountain View Course at Callaway Gardens. This was Barbara’s first hole in one.

Scott Miller made an eagle 3 on the par 5 5th.

Bill Orr made an eagle 2 on Hole # 6 using a hybrid for his second shot.

Bill Alexander bettered his age by one shot, shooting a 79.

SMGA —by Dick DuRose

Upcoming events in July include our first

match against Cummings Cove for the

prestigious Jones Gap trophy as well as

bragging rights. We will play away on

Wednesday, July 9. You can sign up for this

event on the SMGA website. The second

match at home will be in September.

Near the end of the month is the SMGA

Championship, a two-day tournament on

Monday and Tuesday, July 28 & 29. Note

that to be eligible for this tournament,

you must have played in at least 5 SMGA

rounds prior to the Championship. If

you have not played in this event in the

past, give it a try. The competition is keen

without being vicious. The fee includes

breakfast on Monday morning and lunch

after the round on Tuesday.

For those of you who have asked, there

is another SMGA column on the SMGA

website which recaps the results and foibles

of our various events. Click on the NEWS

tab to find it.

Grounds —by Craig DeJong

So far, so good. July

brings us a little less

than halfway through

the heat of the golf

season. I am optimistic

about the condition

of the course, and

thankful for a diligent

staff to keep us moving forward. July

is a busy month for our department

agronomically and for tournaments. The

Men’s Member/Guest, WNC Juniors, and

the SMGA Championship are a few of

the tournaments that will keep us and the

Golf Shop Staff busy. Also, remember that

July 15, 16 (Tuesday and Wednesday) the

golf course will be closed for aerification.

These are two very important days for us

to perform numerous cultural practices

ensuring the health of our turfgrass

throughout the remainder of the summer.

As you play golf during the heat of the

day, you may encounter some of our staff

members hand watering various parts of

the golf course, primarily tees and greens.

At times this is necessary to maintain these

playing surfaces. We cannot rely solely

on the irrigation system to deliver the

necessary water for these areas of turf to

survive. We typically do our best to stay

clear of play while watering, but due to

certain circumstances we may need to water

in and around play. We appreciate your

understanding and patience.

Feel free to contact me with any questions.

craigwdejong@gmail.com

WGA 18-Hole —by Sandy Sessoms

2014 WGA Member Guest Results - June 12, 2014Longest Drive – #7 Putting ContestMember – Susan Bryan Member – Lillian WarrenGuest – Joan King Guest – Carol Nichols

Closest to the Pin - #13 Chipping Contest Member – Lillian Warren Jane HendrixGuest – Carol Nichols

Closest to Line - #16Member – Carol SewallGuest – Sallie Alexander

Flight Three Score (Net)1st Debby Chapman 118 Brooke Rousseau Caroline Bazzle Maggie Anderson

2nd Nancy Bellick 120 Jill Lashford Linda Cox Sharon Goell

3rd Margee Weaver 125 Liz Rodney Luann Ham Judy Hodge

WGA 18-Hole —by Sandy Sessoms

June has been a great golf month!

We began with our Member/Member

on June 3 with very competitive

teams. Our grand winners were

Nancy Bellick and Megan Wilson.

All other winners can be found on

our web site. We also were able to

entertain our guests in our “Noah’s

Arc” Member/Guest tournament.

That began with a cocktail party and

putting contest on June 11; a breakfast

followed by a 4-person best-two-ball

event on June 12; and finally with an

awards luncheon after the golf.

June’s final two events consisted of a

4-person team event and a flighted T

and F game counting only the holes

beginning with “T” or “F”.

July began with our ever-popular

Solheim Cup which consisted of two

days of team competition similar

to the LPGA format: twosomes

match play and individual match

play. Camaraderie and team spirit is

always a big part of this all inclusive

competition. We thank the two

captains, Debby Chapman and Dee

Tichenor for all of their enthusiastic

support!

Connestee Falls CC was our

destination for Interclub on June 10.

Catawba CC was the location for

Western Carolina in June.

Things to watch for in the next month:Western Carolina will be at CC of

Spartanburg. Watch the bulletin

board for the sign-up sheet.

Interclub will be at CC of Asheville

on July 31. Again, watch the bulletin

board!

More weekly tournaments will give

us opportunities to compete and have

fun!

Finally, be sure to sign up for our

Club Championship tournament. It

is earlier than it has been in the past.

The dates are August 5 and 7, with the

8th as a rain date.

The picture shown is of Sue Robbins,

our State Day Champion that was

held on May 13. Congratulations to

Sue!!

Golf Quip: “You can hit a two acre fairway 10% of the time

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WGA 9-Hole —by Dorothy Spall

In June, our 9-hole ladies had our first opportunity to play the new Laurel Course.

We enjoyed the new challenge…just because the course is shorter, you still have

to putt the ball! And a BIG CONGRATS to Kathryn Deyerle for hitting the Club’s

first hole in one from the Laurel Tees! She scored the hole-in-one on the 78 yard

17th hole using a 4 hybrid.

Format – 2 Best (Net)Flight One Score (Net)1st Kathy Morgan 126 Vicki Jones Kay Campbell Mary Jaeger Gale

2nd Martha Todd 127 Karen Garcia Evelyn Agin Karen Rhodin

3rd Mary Lynn Griffin 128 Joy Warren Lavinia Zimmerman Martha Sigler

Flight Two1st Jane Hendrix 114 Rebecca Earle Lillian Warren Carol Nichols

2nd Bonnie Short 120 Patti Bartell Susan Fong Valerie Fitzgerald

3rd Sue Robbins 124 Kathy Newbold Dianne Broadway Candace Lewis

2014 Membership PackagesHendersonville Country Club has several member packages to choose from based on your interests. That makes playing through and paying through convenient and easy! Whichever way you choose to go, we look forward to having you.

• Class A MembershipIf you would like to take advantage of everything HCC has

to offer, this package is for you. It includes full golf membership,

as well as pool, tennis, fitness facility, and clubhouse privileges.

Age 46 and Over Membership - $12,500 Initiation Fee

Age 45 and Under Membership Age 22-30 - $5,000 Initiation Fee Age 31-35 - $6,000 Initiation Fee Age 36-40 - $7,000 Initiation Fee Age 41-45 - $8,000 Initiation Fee

• Class B Membership Golf isn’t your game? Then join with our Class B Membership package and play through the summer at the pool, tennis, fitness facility, as well as enjoy great food and special events all year at the clubhouse.

$5,000 Initiation Fee • Class C Membership

If you are looking to just relax at the clubhouse and take advantage of everything our grill and main dining room have to offer all year through, look into Membership C.

$2,000 Initiation Fee

DUES: Members choose from 3 dues payment options. Dues Annual Quarterly Monthly

A 2,700 700 237 B 1,750 465 159 C 820 227 77

A minimum of $1,500.00 or 25% of initiation fee deposit (whichever is greater) is due at membership inception and the remaining balance can be spread over 60 monthly installments.

Membership —by Beth Edwards

The winners of the US

Open tickets were

Timithy Cosgrove and

Eric Thomas! Congrats

and thank you for

supporting your Club by

sponsoring new members!

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JULY EVENTS7/4: RED,WHITE,BLUE ROUND ROBIN

10:00am - 11:30amCome join us for some fun doubles.

7/19: JR. PLAY DAY & CHAMPIONSHIPSFUN MORNING OF TENNIS FOR THE KIDS

AGES 5 and UP - MATCH PLAY FOR OLDER KIDS10:00 am - NOON - hot dog cook out after

$8.00 per child

JR. CLINICSJuly 1,2,3 9 am-10 amJuly 8,9,10 9 am-10 am

July 15,17 3:30 pm-4:30 pm

AUGUST EVENTS8/2: Adult Doubles Club Championships

8/9: Jr Play Day • 4 pm-6 pm • Pizza Party After $5.00 per child

8/16: Adult Mixed Doubles Club Championships

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We are having a great start to summer here at the

Tennis Courts. Jr clinics are going well.

Clay courts are filled with daily play. Please

remember to sign in your guest. This can be done

online when you make your court reservation. Also,

please cancel your court reservation if you do not

plan to use it. WE ARE BUSY! WE LOVE IT!!

Men’s and Ladies Nights are going well.

PLEASE REMEMBER THESE ARE NOT INTENDED TO BE DROP

IN. Email tennispeople@yahoo.com if you are interested in playing.

With our courts being busy with member play, lessons, and league play,

it is very important for me to know in advance how many players are

participating in Men’s Night (Tuesdays) or Ladies’ Night (Thursdays)

Knowing in advance I can try to make sure we have even numbers, also.

POOL NEWS —by Anna Nagreen

What a great summer

we’ve had so far!

We’ve got several

fun events going on

throughout July at

the pool.

POOL HOURS:

WATER WORKS AEROBICS M, W, F 8:45 – 9:45 AMADULT SWIM – 10:00 – 11:00 AMOPEN SWIM – 11:00 AM – 7:00 PMTHURSDAYS OPEN UNTIL 8:00 PMFRIDAYS OPEN UNTIL 9:00 PM

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Thursday, July 3Pool open until 9:00

SWIM JAMBOREE Practice Tuesday, July 8 and Thursday,

July 10 beginning at 5:30Swim Jamboree held on Tuesday,

July 15th beginning at 5:30

HAMBURGERS AND HOTDOGS ON THE GRILL

Friday, July 4Water events throughout the day

Pool open until 8:00

Here is a reminder of our local

guest policy. The term “local

guest” refers to anyone living in

Henderson County and the four

surrounding counties. A local

guest is limited to two visits

per summer at the pool. Local

grandchild (under 21) may

accompany their grandparents

an unlimited numbers of times.

However, the $5 guest fee

applies each time and all guests

are to be signed in at the pool

office upon arrive at the pool.

July 1Baked Scallops with ChardonnayRoast Leg of Lamb, mint SauceBarbeque Basted Pork Tenderloin Me-

dallions, Romaine Hearts, Peaches, Georgia Peanut

DressingRoast Sirloin of Beef au jus

July 8 Southern Fried Oyster SaladSouthern Fried Chicken, Pan GravyPork PiccataRoast Sirloin of Beef, Mushroom Jus

July 15Baked Boston ScrodChicken MarsalaChilled Atlantic Salmon Salad, Mixed

Greens, Garden VegetablesRoast Sirloin of Beef, Sauce Bearnaise

July 22Southern Fried FlounderKale Caesar Salad, Grilled Chicken,

Shredded AsiagoBeef and Broccoli Stir FryEnglish Cut Sirloin of Beef au jus

July 29Pan Roasted Salmon, Lemon SauceGrilled Chicken Taco SaladWeiner SchnitzelRoast Sirloin of Beef Mushroom Sauce

July 2Smoked Turkey ReubenRoast Beef with Horseradish Sauce, and

Pickled OnionFrench DipFried Grouper Sandwich

July 9Cheese SlidersShrimp Salad WrapChicken Salad MeltOyster Poor Boy

July 16Pulled Pork QuesadillaBLT & Avocado SandwichHot Corned Beef on RyeHoney Dipped Chicken Sandwich

July 23Monte CristoSteak Caesar WrapSloppy JoeMaryland Crab Cake Sandwich

July 23Philly Cheese SteakChicken Salad CroissantGyrosPork Tenderloin with Smoked Gouda Cheese

Tuesday Night Menu Wednesday Night Menu

$15.25++ $11.95++

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Pan-Roasted Halibut with Spinach, Leeks, and Shrimp

Grilled Chicken, Asparagus, Mushrooms, and Tomatoes

Char Grilled Beef Medallions, Fingerling Potatoes, Haricots Vert

CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF OPERATION

LUNCH-11:30 TO 2:00 TUESDAY- FRIDAY

DINNER 5:00 TO 8:00 TUESDAY-THURSDAY

DINNER 5:00 TO 9:00 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

BAR 11:30AM TO 2:00 PM TUESDAY-FRIDAY

BAR 5:00 PM TO 9:00 PM FRIDAY-SATURDAY

BAR 12:00 PM TO 1:30 PM SUN

SUNDAY COOKOUTS5:00 PM TO 7:30PM

SEAFOOD BUFFETThursday, July 31 (Not Saturday)

5:00 to 8:30 pm

$26.95++ adults

Children 11 TO 12

YEARS OF AGE $7.95++

Children 7 to 10 years $4.95++

Children 6 and under free

Pan-Roasted King Clip, Asian Vegetables, Steamed Rice, Lemon Grass Broth

Blackened Grouper, Asparagus, Fingerling Potatoes, and Watercress Cream

Char Grilled Atlantic Salmon, Country Ham, Greens, Roasted Tomatoes, Sweet Corn Cream

Fried Gulf Shrimp and Oysters

Grilled Chicken, Artichokes, Broccoli, Rotini and Yellow Tomato Sauce

Roast Prime Rib au jus

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NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!The Grill will be closed for dinner

Friday evening, July 4th.

NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!The “Fun Friday Pool Cookout” on July 4th will be held

Thursday evening July 3rd from 5:30pm to 7:30pm.

The Grill Take-Out OrderDon’t let your $50 quarterly food minimum sneak up on you.Try an easy take out at the Grill. You can even pick this order up during breakfast hours. Just heat and serve. Call ahead for this order to go.

2 Half Racks of BBQ Ribs

1 Dozen Buffalo Wings

1 Whole Pecan Pie

$50 for the entire meal

JULY Lunch SpecialPeach Chicken Wrapwith romaine lettuce, avocado & walnuts $8.50 served with chips and balsamic dressing

Daily Breakfast SpecialPeach Pancakes1 cake $3.95 2 cakes $7.50

Ward Room SpecialTropical Peach Sodaw/ Peach Schnapps, Malibu Coconut Rum & Ginger Ale $6.25

Beer of the MonthHighland BreweryRazor Wit Witbier 16oz draft $3.25

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3 Thr Prime Rib Queen cut $15.95 King $17.954 Fri Closed for Dinner6 Sun (lunch) Chopped Steak w/ onions $9.95 10 Thr Prime Rib Queen cut $15.95 King $17.95 11 Fri Fried Scallops $14.9513 Sun (lunch) Chicken Marsala $9.95 17 Thr Prime Rib Queen cut $15.95 King $17.9518 Fri Fresh Grilled Salmon $14.9520 Sun (lunch) Grilled ham steak $9.95 24 Thr Prime Rib Queen cut $15.95 King $17.9525 Fri Crab Stuffed Flounder $14.9527 Sun (lunch) Corned Beef and Cabbage $9.95 31 Thr Prime Rib Queen cut $15.95 King $17.95

GRILL HOURSOF OPERATION

MONDAY THRU SUNDAY 7:30AM-11:00AM FOR BREAKFAST11:00AM-3:00PM FOR LUNCHTHURSDAY AND FRIDAY 5:00PM-8:00PM FOR DINNER

Clubhouse (828) 692-2261Pro Shop (828) 693-6507Pool (828) 692-2788Tennis House (828) 692-7744Grill (828) 692-2262 ext. 125Ward Room (828) 692-2262 ext. 130E-mail hvlcc@bellsouth.net

Hendersonville Country ClubP.O. Box 589Hendersonville, NC 28793

The Hendersonville Country Club is continually striving to protect the beauty of our mountain community and is determined to be proactive in our environmental stewardship. The Score is printed using lineseed/soy based inks and uses only FSC® certified paper.

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Best HomegrownTomato Contest

Plant your tomatoes now! Grow the best tasting tomato and be the champ.The judging this year will be Wednesday, August 6 at 11:00 am at The Grill by our distinguished panel of tomato expert judges. We will honor the winner of the contest by naming our September BLT of the month in their name. Bring your best tomato in August 4 or 5. Be a Winner!!!

Everyone is invitedfor the judging.