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Tee Talk – December 2016

Message from the P resident

Dear Members and friends of the CCC, As mentioned last month and as scheduled, we sponsored the Cruz Roja annual tournament, that was held Thursday 11/03/16.The event was a big success thanks to the efforts of our staff and the volunteers that help every year. A foursome from our Club member, Janis Phair & her son, Rob Edwards & Bob Walton, won first place. Congratulations to them and of course congratulations to all the greens, golf, and club house staff for a work well done. During the last Board meeting the Board approved the date for our next 2017 AGM to be held on the Saturday January 28th, 2107. The preparations for the meeting already began since according to our By-Laws, we have to have all the information package produced, translated and ready to be published to the whole membership no later than 12/27/16. Fortunately during the same Board meeting, the Board approved the Budgets; Operational and Capital, for 2017. The Treasurer can now work on his annual report to be published as part of the information package for the AGM. His report will be the most important report and at the same time the most difficult and time consuming report to put together. A very important part of our AGM is the election of part of the Board of Directors. Carol Peel, our VP and Secretary, who is chairing the Nominations Committee, already has several candidates for the new Board but we are still looking for more candidates. So, if anybody is interested to be candidate for the 2017 BOD, please send your name and a brief resume to Carol. Her email address is: [email protected] I was sorry to learn this past week that our course and greens Superintendent, Mauricio Aguirre, tendered his resignation to the Club. It seems that he found a better opportunity to somewhere else. He made a valuable contribution in the improvement of the course and the Club and he is a valuable asset that we will be sorry to lose. We wish all the best for him and his family in this new professional venture. Mauricio will work with us until the last day of the month of this year. Rob Edwards, our Greens Director, Carlos, our GM, and I, are already evaluating the options we have to replace Mauricio. I will make a report to the whole membership about the decision we make about this sensitive issue. It is December already, the Christmas festivities have begun and New Year’s Eve is just around the corner. So being a little bit in advance since I will not have another opportunity to wish to the whole CCC membership and our friends a merry Christmas and a very happy and healthy new year, I do so now with all my heart. I wish all of you the best for you and your families, and I really wish all of you a very happy 2017. We will have several events during this month of December that somehow will affect the normal activities of the golf course, the Club house, and the restaurant. On the 8th we will have the Caddies tournament. The tee off is at 9:00 a.m. On the 10th, the CVL will have their residents Christmas party. The restaurant will be closed at 3:00 p.m. On the 15th, we will have our staff golf tournament. On the 17th, CVL will have their employees Christmas party. The CCC restaurant will be closed at 12:00 noon, On the 18th, we will have our employees children Christmas party. The restaurant will be closed all day and the 25th, Christmas day, the restaurant will be closed all day. I wish all of you a lot of good and rewarding golf rounds. Sincerely, Jose Diaz

Tee Talk


Mensaje del Presidente

Estimados socios y amigos del CCC, Como lo comentamos el mes pasado, y tal como se programo, nuevamente patrocinamos el torneo anual de la Cruz Roja, el cual tuvo lugar el pasado jueves 3 de Noviembre, acontecimiento que fue un gran éxito, todo salió de acuerdo a lo proyectado, el torneo de golf, la cena, la premiación, etc. fueron muy satisfactoriamente realizados, gracias a los esfuerzos de nuestro personal y de los voluntarios que cada año ayudan, con su trabajo, tiempo y esfuerzo, para este acontecimiento altruista, con una muy buena participación por parte de nuestros socios, tenemos además la satisfacción de que nuevamente un foursome de nuestros socios (Janis Phair y su hijo, Rob Edwards, y Robert Walton) ganaron el primer lugar, felicidades a todos ellos, y desde luego felicidades a todo personal del comité de Greenes, golf, y de la casa club por un trabajo bien hecho. Durante la última junta del Consejo se aprobó la fecha para nuestra próxima Asamblea para el 2017 que se programo para llevarse a cabo el sábado, 28 de enero del 2107; los preparativos de la junta ya comenzaron ya que de acuerdo a Estatutos, tenemos que tener todo el paquete de información elaborado, traducido y listo de ser publicado a todos los socios al corriente de sus pagos, a más tardar el 27 de Diciembre del presente 2016. Por suerte, durante la misma junta directiva, el Consejo también aprobó ya los Presupuestos, operacional y de Capital, para el 2017, facilitando de este modo a nuestro Tesorero para trabajar en su informe anual y ser publicado como parte del paquete de información para la Asamblea, que pienso es el más importante e interesante para todos nosotros, los miembros, pero al mismo tiempo el más difícil, más arduo y tardado de trabajar de todos los informes, por lo que ya nuestro Tesorero está en condiciones de trabajar en el. Uno de los puntos más importantes de nuestra Asamblea es la elección de nuevos miembros del nuevo Consejo Directivo, Carol Peel, quien está presidiendo el Comité de Nominaciones, ya tiene varios candidatos para el nuevo Consejo, pero tenemos todavía tiempo para tomar a más candidatos, por lo que si alguien está todavía interesado en ser candidato para ser parte del nuevo Consejo, por favor envíe su nombre y un breve curriculum vitae a Carol, su dirección de correo electrónico es: [email protected] Con pesar me enteré la semana pasada de una mala noticia para todos nosotros, nuestro Superintendente de campo, el Sr. Mauricio Aguirre, presentó su renuncia al Club. Parece que Mauricio encontró una buena oportunidad de mejorar su trabajo en otra parte, Mauricio realmente hizo una muy valiosa contribución con su trabajo para el mejoramiento del campo y del Club, y es un valioso activo humano que todos nosotros sentimos perder. Deseamos lo mejor para él y su familia en esta nueva aventura profesional que ambos decidieron aceptar. Mauricio dejará de laborar con nosotros el día último del mes y del año. Rob Edwards, nuestro Director de Greenes, Carlos, nuestro Gerente General, y yo, ya estamos evaluando las opciones que tenemos para sustituir a Mauricio, una vez que tomemos una decisión sobre esta sensible situación, con gusto la informaré a todos los socios. Ya es diciembre, la época de Navidad y de año nuevo ya están aquí, por lo que aunque un poquito adelantado, pero ya que no tendré otra oportunidad de desear a todos los socios del Club, y a todos nuestros amigos, una muy feliz Navidad y un próspero año nuevo lleno de salud y bienestar, lo hago de todo corazón desde ahorita, deseando a todos ustedes lo mejor para ustedes y sus familias lo mejor para el 2017 que está por iniciar. Durante este mes de Diciembre tendremos varios acontecimientos que de alguna manera u otra afectarán las actividades normales del campo de golf, la casa de Club, y el restaurante: el día 8 tendremos el torneo de caddies, con salida a las 9:00 de la mañana; el 10, Colonos de Vista del Lago tendrán la Fiesta de Navidad de sus residentes, el restaurante estará cerrado a partir de las 3:00 de la tarde; el 15 tendremos el torneo de golf de nuestro personal; el 17, Colonos de Vista del Lago tendrá la Fiesta de Navidad de Navidad de sus empleados, el restaurante estará cerrado a partir de las 12:00 de mediodía; el 18, tendremos la fiesta de Navidad de los niños de nuestros empleados, el restaurante estará cerrado todo el día; y el 25, el Día de Navidad, el restaurante estará cerrado todo el día. Deseo a todos ustedes tengan muchas buenas y divertidas rondas de golf. Sinceramente, José Díaz


Ladies Results November 2016 Convenors: Sheila Margellos & Karen Spencer Ladies Day – Nov 1/16 – Game: 1st Round of President’s Cup & Maria’s Cup (32) Ladies Day – Nov 8/16 – Game: Winter Solstice Scramble (55) 1st Lynette Romero, Connie Banford, Suzie DiGiovanni & Johanna Clark 2nd Ali Porteous, Sally Gurll, Frankie Olson &Jill Kimmel 2nd Sandy Stugelmeyer, Patti Gonzalez, Sandy Feldmann, & Sonia Mocnick Ladies Day – Nov 15/16 – Game: Quit Yer Bitchin (21) 1st Maggie Gaudet 2nd Lorna Rooper 3rd Olga Spraggett Ladies Day – Nov 22/16 – Game: Count Your Putts (19) “A” Flight Lorna Rooper “B” Flight Micheline Campeau “C” Flight Deb Magers “D” Flight Gladys Vigueras Low Gross Lorna Rooper Ladies Day – Nov 29/16 – Game: Ace of the Month (16) ACE Maggie Gaudet 2nd Margie Irving, Maggie Pye & Karen Spencer

Message from President 1

Mensaje del Presidente 2

Ladies' Results 3

Couples Nov Results 3

Bridge Results 3

Ladies President’s Cup 4

Maria’s Trophy Results 4

Men’s Results 5

Go Go Results 5

Social Members 5

Cart Barn Services 6

Kids and Their Future 6

From Greenskeeper 7-8

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 November 2016

Couples - Nov 1/16 (27)

1st David & Sally Gurll & Kieth & Arleen Foster 2nd Jeff & Laurie Zibnack & Lee & Sandy Schoon 3rd Don & Bev Letourneau & Bob & Susan Dorian

Bridge Results – November 2016

Nov 2nd 1st John Wester 2nd Robert Carlson Nov 9th 1st Cleo Hengstebeck 2nd John Wester Nov 16th 1st Anne Rowell 2nd Bob Day Nov 23rd 1st Cleo Hengstebeck 2nd John Wester Nov 30th 1st Jenny MacArthur 2nd Bob Day


LADIES' ANNUAL PRESIDENT'S CUP - Match Play Winners November 2016

Overall Winner - Maggie Pye, Runner Up - Sheila Margellos Consultation Winner - Micheline Campeau, Runner Up - Kathryn Vine

MARIA'S TROPHY ANNUAL Match Play Winners November 2016

Overall Winner - Mary Wingrave, Runner Up - Sonia Mocnik Consolation Winner - Laurie Zibnack, Runner Up - Frankie Olson

Good golf ladies, some of the matches went to 20 holes to grind out a winner. Great job.

Thank you to all the participants to make it happen.

Ladies' Tournament Committee


Men's Results – November 2016 Men's Day – Nov 2/16 - No Data Available Men's Day – Nov 9/16 – Game: Best 3 on 5s 2 on 4s best 1 on 3s 1st Barry Rowell, G Phllips GT Findlay 2nd Ernest Sowers, Ian Fraser, Bob Dorion 3rd Lloyd Nabe, Rod Hensley, Allan Farmer Men's Day – Nov 16/16 – Game: Stableford 1st Rodney Brooks, Len Spraggett, Gary Fish & Jim Pelzl 2nd Nigel Birnie, Bill Patterson, Roy Lahty & Mike Garvey 3rd Ernest Sowers, G Cardas, Keith Foster & Bob Dorion Men's Day – Nov 23/16 – Game: Best 3 on 3s 2 on 4s & 1 on 5s 1st David Gurll, Hal Hutchins, P Biamonte & B Wingrave 2nd Bob Johnstone, Mike Briscoe, Keith Foster & Dennis Van Dyke 3rd John Brown, Paul Buchanan, Gary Fish & Roy Lahty Men's Day – Nov 30/16 – Game: Stableford 1st John Brown, Jeff Herd, Keith Foster, Barney Leader 2nd Lloyd Nabe, Ian Fraser, Gary Fish, Mike Garvey 3rd Barry Rowell, Len Spraggett, P Biamonte & Brooks Wingrave

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 November 2016

Go Go - Nov 10/16 - Game: Rewards with a Change 1st David Gurll, Howard Malis, Karen Rowell, Rick Feldman 2nd Nigel Birnie, David Naisby, Dolres Leader, Olga Spraggett Closest to the Pin Men Ladies #4 ---- Sally Gurll #8 David Gurll ---- #13 ---- Helen James #17 Nigel Birnie ----

To all Social Members: It is the time of the year to renew your Social Membership. Please let us know if you are going to renew or not by notifying us no later than December 30th 2016. Please use this address only: [email protected]


~ John and Bob were two of the bitterest rivals at the club. Neither man trusted the other's arithmetic. One day they were playing a heated match and watching each other like hawks. After holing out on the fourth green and marking his six on the scorecard, John asked Bob, "What'd you have? Bob went through the motions of mentally counting up. "Six!" he said and then hastily corrected himself,. " No, no....a five." Calmly John marked the scorecard, saying out loud "Eight!" "Eight?" Bob said, "I couldn't have had eight." John said, "Nope, you claimed six, then changed it to five, but actually you had seven." "Then why did you mark down eight?" asked Bob. John told him, "One stroke penalty, for improving your lie." ~ A couple of buddies, decide to play together for the first time. Mac is an avid golfer and Jimmy is new to the game. On the way to the course, Mac asks "By the way, what's your handicap?" Jimmy replies, "I don't have one..it's more like a permanent disability"

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 the end of the year approaches and 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

It’s natural to look back and lament the passing of time. We all get nostalgic occasionally, and when we get frustrated with current trends, why wouldn’t we want to return to better days? Some in our industry have expressed a similar yearning for a bygone era. Over the past several years, I’ve overheard conversations in conference hallways and read on blogs and in magazines that many of the newer golf cleat/sole designs cause more damage to putting surfaces than older designs did. Heck, some have even advocated for the return of the 8-mm metal spike. Are things really that bad?

On Aug. 17, 2016, the Michigan Turfgrass Foundation hosted a field day. In preparation for the festivities, I gathered samples of some of the golf cleat/sole designs from the past 20 years that have been shown to be the most destructive to putting greens. How did I pull that off? Well, I’ve been performing golf cleat/sole studies since 1995, and I have cleats and shoes that have long disappeared from the market, partly because of the damage they inflict to the putting surface.

Treatments in my field-day study included the 8-mm spike, Champ Scorpion and Black Widow cleats inserted into flat-bottom golf shoes. I chose flat-soled shoes because research has proved that flat-soled shoes with cleats/spikes result in more visible damage to a putting surface than soles with protrusions (instead of cleats or spikes). In addition, in the mid-’90s, most golf shoes had flat soles. To represent the worst of the modern-day golf cleat/sole designs, I opted for the Adizero golf shoe from Adidas. I chose that shoe because of the numerous phone calls, emails and data that have shown me there was legitimate concern about their aggressive, destructive impact on greens. Unfavorable ratings were highest for the 8-mm spikes (80%), followed by the Champ Scorpion (37%), Black Widow (21%) and Adizero (11%). I admit to being surprised at the significant differences among each treatment.

When we compared the past 20 years of golf cleats, the ones on the market today did not cause as much damage as the older models did. Maybe, just maybe, things were not better in the past. More than likely, the advances of the past 20 years have elevated our expectations. The putting greens today

are managed with better topdressing equipment, sprinklers, rollers and mowers than the greens of 20 years ago. Our putting surfaces have never been smoother in the history of the game, and the closer we get to perfection, the more our imperfections are amplified. That said, just because things are better than they were does not mean we have to settle. The newer cleat/sole designs appear to be superior to those of the past, but our job is to remain vigilant and demand even better.

AUTHOR: Thomas A. Nikolai, Ph.D., the “Doctor of Green Speed,” is the turfgrass academic specialist at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Mich., and a frequent GCSAA educator.

PUBLICATION: GCM Magazine. Volume 84. Number 11. Title: Making our greens great again? Page 72.


DESDE LA OFICINA DEL SUPERINTENDENTE

Es muy natural el mirar hacia atrás y lamentar el paso del tiempo. Todos sentimos nostalgia ocasionalmente, y cuando

nos frustramos con las tendencias actuales… ¿Por qué no querríamos regresar a los buenos tiempos? Algunos en nuestra

industria han expresado un anhelo similar por tiempos pasados. Durante los últimos años, me ha tocado escuchar

conversaciones o he leído en blogs y revistas que muchos de los más nuevos diseños de suelas con spikes, causan más daño en

la superficie de los greens que los diseños antiguos. Caray, algunos hasta han apoyado el regreso de los viejos spikes de 8 mm.

¿Están las cosas tan mal?

El 17 de agosto del 2016, La Fundación para el Césped de Michigan invitó a un grupo de superintendentes a un evento en

campo. Para preparar la fiesta, junté muestras de algunos de los diseños de suelas con spikes de los últimos 20 años, que han

mostrado ser los más agresivos en los greens. ¿Qué cómo lo logré? Bueno, he estado haciendo estudios sobre los spikes y

zapatos desde 1995, y tengo tachones y zapatos que han desaparecido del mercado desde hace un tiempo, en parte debido al

daño que ocasionaban en la superficie de putt.

Los tratamientos en mi estudio de campo incluyeron los viejos spikes de 8mm, zapatos de golf de la firma Champ Scorpion y

Black Widow. Elegí zapatos de suela plana, ya que la investigación ha demostrado que los zapatos de suelas planas y con

spikes, producen el mayor daño visible en los greens que suelas con simples tachones en lugar de spikes. Adicionalmente, a

mediados de los 90s, la mayoría de los zapatos de golf tenían suelas planas. Para representar a lo peor de los diseños

actuales, seleccioné Adizero, zapato de golf de Adidas. A éste lo elegí por las innumerables llamadas, emails y datos de

investigación que demuestran la preocupación por su agresivo y destructivo impacto en los greens. Los superintendentes

fueron invitados a dar su calificación. Los ratings más desfavorables fueron para los spikes de 8 mm (80%), seguidos de

Champ Scorpion (37%), Black Widow (21%) y Adizero (11%). Admito que quedé sorprendido por las diferencias de cada

tratamiento.

Cuando comparamos los tachones que han pasado por zapatos de golf en los últimos 20 años, los que están en el mercado

actualmente no causan tanto daño como los viejos modelos. Quizá, solo quizá, las cosas no eran mejores en el pasado. Ahora

más que nunca, los avances en los últimos 20 años han elevado nuestras expectativas. Los greens hoy en día, son manejados

con mejores equipos de retapes, aspersores, rodillos y podadoras, que los greens de hace 20 años. Las superficies de

“putting” nunca habían sido tan suaves en la historia del juego, y mientras más nos acercamos a la perfección, nuestras

imperfecciones quedan al descubierto. Habiendo dicho esto, sólo porque las cosas son mejores de lo que eran, no significa que

nos podemos conformar. Los nuevos diseños suela/spike son superiores a los que teníamos en el pasado, pero nuestro trabajo

es seguir vigilantes y demandar siempre mejoras.

AUTOR: Dr. Thomas A. Nikolai, el “Doctor de la velocidad en Green,” es el especialista académico en césped en la Universidad Estatal de Michigan, ubicada en East Lansing, Mich., y frecuente colaborador de la GCSAA.

PUBLICACIÓN: Revista GCM. Volumen 84. Número 11. Título Original: Making our greens great again? Página 72.


2016 RED CROSS TOURNAMENT

November 3, 2016 dawned bright and sunny, Country Club de Chapala was in fantastic condition, the roster was full and the

competition was fierce! The 13th Annual Golf Classic was set to go!

The day began with a putting contest. For the first time ever, four balls fell into the hole! A four-way play off resulted in a

winner - Johan Dirkes won two rounds of golf at El Tigre in Nueva Vallarta. Well done, Johan - enjoy!

The winning team for the competition was Bob Walton, Joel Phair, Janis Phair and Rob Edwards. Congratulations! Well

played!

The organising committee would like to acknowledge and thank all of our sponsors and donors, large and small, for their

contributions. Without them the tournament could not go ahead, and their generosity is much appreciated. Thanks also go to

all of our volunteers, without whom we could not succeed

Our mission this year was to raise money to refurbish the ambulances. All of the proceeds from the tournament will stay in

Chapala and this year, will be used to service the engines and re-equip the ambulance interiors. The Red Cross Chapala

ambulance service is vital to the community and ranges as far as Jocotopec and Poncitlan with emergency services. The

success of the tournament this year will go a long way towards achieving our goal.

CONGRATULATIONS WINNERS, THANK YOU EVERYONE ONE! SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!


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.


December 2016 CALENDAR SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 Couples/Pairs Golf 3:00 pm

2

3 Colonas Vista del Lago AGM Registration 8:00 am

4

5

6 Ladies’ Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm

7 Men’s Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm

8 Caddies Tournament 9:00 am Tee Off

9

10 Colonas Vista Del Lago Residents Christmas Party (CCC Restaurant Closed 3:00 pm)

11

12

13 Ladies Turkey Shoot 10:00 am Tee Off


15 Go Go Golf 8:40 am Registration CCC Staff Golf Afternoon 1:00 pm Tee Time

16

17 Colonas Vista del Lago Employees Childrens Christmas Party (CCC Restaurant Closed 12:00 noon)

18 CCC Employees Childrens Christmas Party (CCC Restaurant Closed All Day!)

19 20 Ladies’ Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm


22 Couples/Pairs Golf 3:00 pm

23 24 Christmas Eve (CCC Restaurant Closed 4:00 pm)

25 Christmas Day (CCC Restaurant Closed Al Day)

26

27 Ladies’ Day 8:30 am to 3:00 pm Ace of the Month


29 Go Go Golf 8:40 am Registration

30 31

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

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

2 Yoga: 8:30-9:30*

3

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

6 Mexican Train: 2 pm

7 Line Dancing: 11 am Bridge Group: 1 pm

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

9 Yoga: 8:30-9:30*

10

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



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

16 Dia de la Independencia Mexico Yoga: 8:30-9:30*

17

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



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

23 Yoga: 8:30-9:30*

24

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



29 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

Line Dancing FUN/El baile en línea es divertido

Every Wednesday morning/Todos los miércoles

11:00am – 12:00pm

EVERYONE WELCOME/TODOS BIENVENIDOS

Beth Nabe 763-5710

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