September 2011 - Silverado Country Club

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2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jim Lewis, President
Karen Sulenski, Vice President
and Mixed Golf
John Evans, Secretary
Dunbar Hoskins, Treasurer
Gary Campbell, Membership
Communications
Jim Clark, Men’s Golf
Genie Sasloff, Tennis
Myrna Andrews, Social
Andy Kirmse, Membership and House
Harry Matthews, Greens Committee
We want to hear your comments.
Please take pen to paper and send them
to your Board of Directors
c/o Vanessa Braun, Silverado,
1600 Atlas Peak Rd, Napa, CA 94558
or Fax to: 707-257-5528. Thank you.
email vanessa.braun@silveradoresort.com
THE SILVERADO
Connection
News and Information for the Membership September 2011
Wednesday Nights at the
Members Clubhouse Bar -
Those of you that have been at
the bar at 6 pm on
Wednesdays may have
noticed George Porter at his
best hosting trivia quiz night.
He leads anyone willing to participate in a
question and answer session of about 30 questions
on all manner of information that you
have long ago forgotten. I encourage the members
to join in the fun. Just put it on your calendar
for every Wednesday and you won’t be
disappointed!
New Chefs at the Grill - the above group
then collects at the Grill for the new menu
designed by new Chef Pablo. Chef Pablo was
hired by head Chef Jake and has lent his talents
THE HOLE IN ONE
Jim Lewis
EXPLORING THE HOME PAGE
to over a dozen restaurants in Napa and the
surrounding area. The newly designed menu is
terrific with Fish Tacos, Spaghetti &
Meatballs, Fried Chicken, fabulous soups and
salads, fresh fish, steaks, you name it! Both
the Owners and the Directors had input on this
menu so, I hope you enjoy it.
Silverado CC Board Nominating
Committee Formed - The board has appointed
a new nominating committee consisting of
ex-Presidents Bill Trautman, Carol Lewis and
Tony Marko. Feel free to talk to them about
any ideas you may have for the placement
of new directors. Their nominations will be
submitted to the Board by October 1st.
Congratulations to Don Heatherington who
got a Hole- in- One on August 31 on #17 South!
Gary Campbell
The home page is the starting place for using the members’ web site -
www.silveradomember.com. It has information on the upcoming events and links
to sign up. There are pictures of past events, quick links to the Calendar,
The Connection, the Photo Gallery, etc. You can also make the page bigger or
smaller, + or – on Windows, + or – on the Mac.
QUICK LINKS
Are short cuts to popular web pages that can also be accessed from the sub-menus under the
“Home” menu.
Photo Gallery – Are the pictures from this years events and going back to 2005. To view pictures
before 2011, access the Photo Gallery from the “Home” menu.
Directory – Is an online roster of all members that is searchable. It is also where you update your
contact information, address(s), phone number(s), and email addresses. You can opt in or out of
mailing lists for golf, tennis, etc.
Contact Us – A list of frequently used Resort and Club phone numbers for the Clubhouse, Grill,
Security, Golf shop, Tennis, The Spa, etc.
Logout – Logs you off the member’s web site.
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WOMEN’S GOLF
Sheri Evans
Guest Day and El Macero Play Day was July 26.
What a fun day! There was a Gold Flight and a
Burgundy Flight. Winner from the Gold Flight:
Marilyn Hoshiyama, Peggy Yamada, Kali
Flowers and Grace Nitta, 132. Patty Crile,
Kathy Turner, Freda Latter and Kathryn
Manges, 133. Jeanne Altobell, Meg Harmon,
Amy Farrella and Kate Washburn, 134. Burgundy Flight: Ellie
Kimbrough, Renee Kloss, JoAnn Cannon and Audrey
Schwatka, 124. Ella Gates, Patsy Finnegan, Barbara Ferrer and
Linda Minehan, 125. Mariann Sheldon, Edith Lonergan,
Karen Sulenski and Fran Grasso, 137. Member/Member Flight
winners were Dede Bell, Nancy Foss and Sandra Simon, 135.
A great SCCWGA Home and Home was held August 2. Players
came from Marin, Oakmont, Green Valley, Meadow Club and
Fountaingrove. First Flight: Low Gross: Kali Flowers, Dale
Quine, Marilyn Hoshiyama, Marion McGovern, 121. Low net:
Darlene Friedman, Sharon Murray, Jane Ilfeld, Janet Heller, 97.
Myrna DeMartino, Amy Ferrella, Melissa Kurtz, Janice Still,
99. Second Flight: Low Gross: Leandra Stewart, Nona Leona,
Romana Bracco, Ginny Jozwik, 141. Low Net: Susanne
Harrison, Loanne Luepp, Connie Dietrich, Gabby Zunino, 102.
Virginia Gibson, Becky Hulick, Shirley Hooks, Linda Minehan,
106. Third Flight: Low Gross: Moira Russoniello, June Sullivan,
Susan Lewis and Judy Early, 149. Low Net: Ellie Kimbrough,
Francine Osenton, Majbritt Murdock and C. J. Bomer, 96.
Cynthia VanWagenen, Leslie Wiener, Ella Gates and Genie
Sasloff, 100.
August 9 was another fun computer pairing team event. BINGO,
BANGO, BONGO! First Place, 117: Jill Alexander, Betsy
Gustafson, Colleen Ploch and Connie Battisti. Second, 120:
STRIKING LADIES
Donna Foureman
Nancy Foss, Mimi Long, Audrey Schwatka, Mimi White. Tied
for third, 123: Dede Bell, Kali Flowers, Jane Ilfeld, and Darlene
Friedman, Sandra Simon, Linda Hewitt, Mariann Sheldon.
BEAT THE PRO, August 16. Our Pro(s) Pete Treyve, Tara
Lipanovich & Erin Long, 71. Lady winners: Kali Flowers,
Susanne Harrison, 65, Dede Bell, Sandra Simon and Linda
Grange, Betsy Gustafson, 66. Susan Fox, Joanne Depuy-Tikker
and Lorna Wray, Nancy Foss, 67. Bonnie Burns, Moira
Russoniello, Marilyn Hoshiyama, Patt Quinn and Donna
Foureman, Helen Madrid, 68. Ella Gates, Ellie Kimbrough and
Bobbie Leverette, Kate Hemphill, 69. Audrey Schwatka,
Christine Marek and Barbara Ferrer, Connie Dietrich, 70.
Great Tournament!
Congratulations to Captain Leandra Stewart and all the members
of the SCCWGA Futures Team. The final result of the year had
Silverado as the Low Net winner for all Futures teams. Team
members are: Bonnie Burns, Carolyn Charyn, Patty Crile,
Darlene Friedman, Shirley Hooks, Marilyn Hoshiyama, Jane
Ilfeld, Melissa Kurtz, Freda Latter, Mimi Long, Naomi
McGinn, Laura Shaw and Leandra Stewart.
There was a three way tie for Captain’s Trophy on August 23.
Nancy Foss, Darlene Friedman and Carmen Schmidt, net 73.
Low Putt winner, 27, Linda Jacobs. Good job ladies! Flight
winners: First: Low Gross, Dede Bell, 86. Low Net: Nancy Foss,
73, Colleen Ploch, 75. Second: Low Gross, Darlene Friedman,
96. Low Net: Linda Jacobs, 75, Susanne Harrison, 77. Third:
Low Gross: Christine Marek, 104. Low Net: Carmen Schmidt,
73, Vicki Hamilton, 76. Fourth: Low Gross: Cynthia Van
Wagenen, 114. Low Net: Ella Gates, 78, Mimi White, 80.
Congratulations to all our winners.
As always, we could not have had such a great month without
the help of all our staff. Thank you.
The Striking Ladies 9 Hole group has held several special golfing events this summer. Starting with a joint day playing 9 holes with
Silverado’s WGA. This was followed by a wine and cheese get together.
We also held our first exchange with Napa Valley Country club’s 9 Hole group. We invited them to play the North Course and join us
for Lunch. They were impressed with the north course and the excellent food in our clubhouse. We were invited to play the front 9 at Napa
Valley and honed our skills on uneven lies. We are already planning next year’s exchange.
August 25 was our first Guest day. Guests from Blackhawk, Fairfield, Sonoma and Napa Valley joined us for 9 holes and lunch. We hope
to hold more guest days this fall.
Coming in September is our third annual Couple’s twilight scramble. We will play a 9 hole scramble with several opportunities for
participants to win prizes. This will be followed by dinner and dancing.
Striking Ladies 9 Hole group is open to all women golf members of Silverado. If you are interested in joining us to play on Thursdays
this fall, please contact Brenda Schneider at nana99@gmail.com or Donna Foureman at dcjwcf@aol.com

MEN’S GOLF
Jim Clark
A quick report on the state of men’s golf, past,
present and future…
Men’s Match Play Finals were held August 6th
with the following results: Tim Tiegen defeated
Rodney Wray; Bud Alexander defeated Wayne
Sutton; Paul Turner defeated Don Heatherington;
Ray Fazzio defeated Jorgen Erting.
The match play event was a self administered event with all the
players setting up their matches in a given time period. Brian
Schaffer was the main coordinator and by all reports things ran
quite well. Thanks to all who participated.
On August 7th, the Junior Golf Tournament was held with 22
participants. There were hamburgers and hotdogs following the
tournament. Men’s Golf was the sponsor for this event. As you
know, this is a project the entire Silverado golf community can
stand behind. I would welcome anyone’s input on this project, so
please feel free to contact me at: lclark6372@aol.com.
With the Director’s Cup just two days away, August 27th, it
appears that we’ve exceed our participation goal of 50 players. This
should be a great event, with prizes of gift certificates to local
restaurants. I want to thank you all in advance in supporting our
event.
September at Silverado always promises fabulous weather, with
this in mind, the Men’s Gold Event, The Club Championship, will
be held on Saturday and Sunday, September 24 & 25th. This
MIXED GOLF
Karen Sulenski
Our Mixed golf season is rapidly winding down
with only three tournaments left to play. By the
time you receive this there will be only four days
left to sign up for our Member Guest event on
Sunday, September 4th. There will be three
flights, member guest, member-member, and noncompetitive.
Here’s the scoop: North course, 1 pm
shotgun, Shamble format, make your own foursomes then come in
for a Margaritaville - Jimmy Buffet Social a la Myrna Andrews.
All of you married folks out there will want to come out and
compete for the title of Mr. and Mrs. Club Champion on Sunday,
September 11th at 9 am. Sign-in at 8:30 am and be ready to work
as a team and achieve the title with low net best ball. An award for
low gross will also be given as well prizes to additional teams
having low scores. The event will be followed by lunch on the
Fairway Deck.
Our final and possibly our most important tournament of the year
is Golfing Fore the Cure on October 9th. Benefitting the Komen
Foundation for breast cancer, Arnie’s Army for prostate cancer
and the American Cancer Society, this Battle of the Sexes event
event will crown both the Regular Club Champion and the
Senior Club Champion (ages 68 & over). If you are a senior, you
may elect to participate in the Regular Club Champion. Those
electing the regular Club Championship may only participate in that
category and must elect either gross or net flight. The Senior Club
Champions participants will only compete in that category and may
win Senior Club Champion gross or net flight prizes.
The format is stroke play over 2 days, beginning Saturday the 24th
on the North Course at 8:30am shotgun. Sunday, will be held on
South Course, 8:30am shotgun. Cost for the tournament is $50.00
per player.
This event, over the years, has been the least attended overall;
therefore, we’ve shortened the event to 2 days and will add a
“Players Only Pari-mutuel” to heighten interest. Plan on appetizers
and a drink on Saturday, and an Awards lunch and a drink on
Sunday.
On Sunday. October 2nd we will be hosting the Li’l Abner Event.
It is a 9:00 a.m. shotgun. It’s not too late to grab a partner.
September 2-5, 2011, for all of you patriots, there is a chance to
recognize the men and women of our armed forces, by donating
at least $1.00 for “Folds of Honor Society” at the Silverado Pro
Shop. If you donate $25.00 of more, you will be entered in a
drawing for a free Golf Lesson from one of our pro golfers.
Register for all or any of the above listed events at:
www.silveradomembers.com
See you on the golf course!
promises to be challenging and fun. Make your own foursome of
men or women and plan on using two best balls of the team. If you
insist on mixed foursomes, one best ball of the men and one best
ball of the women will count. Your entry fee is your donation with
25% going to each charity and the winning side benefitting
another 25% to either the breast or prostate foundations. Please
mark your calendars. More information will be provided on the
members website registration form.
Myrna Andrews – you are the best!! Look at the grand success
you sponsored as part of the Social and Mixed Golf events!!
Gourmet Golf on August 20th was welcomed and applauded by all
those who participated. We extend special recognition to you
Myrna for helping me plan and to Chef Jake for the fabulous food,
and to Tony Monaco and his very accommodating staff for the
wonderful service. Great job and many thanks to you all!!
Congratulations go to the winners of that tournament. First place
was awarded to the team of Sasloff and Smith. Second place went
to Foureman and Campbell and third to the team of
Milton/Buyers/Renne. The team of Foss/Crile won fourth place
and Lewis/Spencer took fifth place.
Please remember to sign up for the remaining events on line at
silveradomembers.com or call the Pro Shop.

SOCIAL SWIRL
Myrna Andrews
Hello Everyone! It’s not too late to sign up for Margaritaville on September 4rth, this is a member-guest event so put
your tables together and make your reservations. For all you Parrots out there!!! We will be sipping, celebrating and
dancing to the classic strains of Jimmy Buffet! This is our end of summer event with Mixed Golf.
Gourmet Golf Twilight Social was well received. Karen Sulenski and I have discussed putting it on the calendar again
for next year. Michale Belair and Sara entertained us with beautiful background music. Thanks go out to Tony Monico
and his staff for delivering yummy appetizers during play. Thought we would try something different with the dessert, but
realized how much our members enjoy the Ice Cream Station. Promise we will always have it on the Menu!!!
Looking ahead, our Artists are busy creating Beautiful Art and Crafts for our 14th Annual Art Show coming November 3-6.
Please see the website for details on how to enter, if you’ve not already done so.
Hope you are all having a great summer. See you at the Socials!!!!
GREENS COMMITTEE
Harry Matthews
Your Greens Committee met in August with Director of Golf, Tim Geesey and Grounds Superintendant, Dustin
Strickland with discussion centering on housekeeping and maintenance issues which are detailed below:
Construction Update
The Lake Project on the South Course is moving along perfectly. As this article is written, the liner has been installed
and concrete edge has been poured. There will be sodding next week and the entire project looks like a huge success. The
removal of the peninsula next to the 9th green has made a dramatic impact on the green complex. One thing to notice is
Johnny Millers’ use of some of the dirt that was removed to enhance the front entrance to the green.
One of the other big changes that Johnny Miller made was the addition of a new forward tee on the 15th hole. This hole has been a very
difficult hole for some of our members and guests due to the forced carry over the water. With the new slope in front of the green, the
addition of this tee was very important. Tim Geesey wants, once again, to convey his appreciation of your patience through this process.
North Course Work Continues: One of the important points that Tim wants communicated to everyone in the membership is the Resort’s
continuing effort to improve the turf conditions on the North Course. The turf renovation program that was started last year will
continue for the foreseeable future. In September they will again be applying the herbicide that kills Kikuyu grass and over-seeding with
the Rye/Bluegrass mix that’s been used extensively on the North Course. During this process, golfers will notice the browning of
the Kikuyu grass followed by some wetter-than-normal conditions. These conditions are needed to germinate the grasses that are being
seeded. The end result is a fantastic quality of turf that we will all enjoy.
Reminder: Share your cart and cart path only on par 3s.
GOLF
Tim Geesey
TROON PRIVÉ PROGRAM
I’ve been answering some questions about the
Privé Program recently, so I thought I would send
this out in the connection so everyone could
understand this wonderful program.
The Troon Privé program is Troon Golf's Premier
Reciprocal Program for golf members Troon’s
collection of private clubs. Golf members at Troon Privé private
clubs have the privilege to play at other private clubs for host club’s
cart fee rate. Also, members are entitled to bring up to three guests
that will play for host club’s accompanied rates ($100 here at
Silverado). Each golfer can play up to (6) rounds at any given
facility in one calendar year. (This benefit is limited to (3) visits for
clubs in same geographic market i.e. Marin Country Club).
The program has been a wonderful addition to our membership
and many of you have enjoyed the ability to play at other Troon
private clubs for a nominal cart fee. These clubs include: Pronghorn
in Bend, Oregon, Entrada at Snow Canyon in Utah, and Quintero
Golf Club in Arizona just to name a few.
As members of Silverado, I hope each of you will take
advantage of this program. In addition to the Privé program, you
also can book rounds of golf at Troon Daily Fee or Resort Courses
through the Troon Advantage Program. Please stop by the golf shop
and talk to Pete or Brian if you have any questions.

NET SET/TENNIS HAPPENINGS
Genie Sasloff and Jacob Hansen
We have had another solid month of tennis in
an incredible summer tennis season. James and
Jacob have been on court more than they ever
imagined and the courts have been buzzing with
activity most mornings. We are looking forward
to the fall as that's when it really warms up
around here…
AUGUST HIGHLIGHTS
Advanced Mixed Doubles Night - We had 24 teams play king of
the court for our monthly mixed event. The two finalists were
members Michael and Caroline Price, who played out- of-towners,
Diana and T from Arizona. Diana and T just edged out the Price's
for an exciting final to end a great night of tennis.
Day for the Queen - Tennis had an incredibly successful event at
the member’s court. More than 50 players competed in a team
format. All of the credit goes to Marlene Kniveton and her staff for
running such a great Charity event. Thank you to all the members
who participated.
Jr. Program - Casey did a wonderful job working with the Junior
Program this summer. We saw a lot of progress in the kids, a ton of
fun, and a great desire to compete. It was a pleasure working with
all of your children and grandkids. Looking forward to the fall
program and next summer!
Windscreens, Water Coolers and Bulletin Board - Thank you for
your cooperation and flexibility with courts as we work to get the
windscreens up. They've given a very fresh feel to the courts along
with the new water coolers, score tenders, nets and paint going up
around the tennis courts. We've also got a new bulletin board
hanging on court 1 highlighting upcoming events. Big thanks to
management for their support.
MEDIA
Tennis Resorts Online: Roger Cox, whom many of you met in
June, has posted his write up on the resort. We've got a 5 Tennis Ball
Review Score from the 14 reviews we've received so far. To view it
click:
http://tennisresortsonline.com/trofiles/Silverado-Resort-and-Spa.cfm
MEMBERSHIP CORNER
Vanessa Braun
Inside Tennis: In the September issue of Inside Tennis, we have
a short write up about the program on pg. 38.
UPCOMING EVENTS
First Saturday of the Month Round Robin, September 3rd - We'll
have our monthly RR for members and guests. 9am start time. $10/
member.
Twilight Tennis, Friday, September 9th- Come enjoy wine and
cheese with some tennis mixed in for good fun. This will be the
only one for the month as we have other events conflicting on the
other Fridays. No twilight tennis on September 16th as we will be
hosting the Hanna Boys Charity Event. No cost to members.
Hanna Boys Center Tennis Classic, September 16th- This is a
charity event benefitting the Hanna Boys center that works with
disadvantaged youth. This is limited to 40 participants and includes
court fees, continental breakfast, participant vest, tennis balls,
refreshments, prizes and sit -down lunch. As a reminder, all
members who participate will receive a complimentary hour tennis
lesson. Please contact Tamara Stanley to participate at
707-933-2504 or go to www.hannacenter.org. $150 per person.
USTA Play Day, September 17th: We will be hosting a USTA
Play Day (10AM 6-8yrs old, 11am 9-10 yrs old, 12pm 11-14 yrs
old). This if for kids that are new to the game and will be a chance
for them to experience the new cushioned balls, smaller racquets,
and the smaller courts. Please contact us if you have a child or
grandchild who would be interested in this event. Kids will have
the chance to join a USTA quick start league and be eligible for a
free 10 and under USTA membership.
PBI Annual Meeting, Sept 19th -25th, Jacob and James will be at
PBI's Naples Grande Beach Resort attending our Annual
Meeting. They will receive 50 hours of continuing education both
on and off the court. During this week, Casey Bishop will be
available for private lessons as well as the daily clinic. There will
be no Twilight Tennis this week.
Jr. Tennis: We will be starting our junior program on September
6th. Please contact the Tennis Shack for more details regarding
dates and times.
Do you know the way to my office? Take a ride over to the Spa, proceed thru the Spa Café toward the sparkling pool and my door is your
last left before the exit. Please feel free to stop by anytime! Speaking of taking a ride over to the Spa, if you’re in your golf cart, please
do the groundskeepers a favor and don’t park on the grass around the Pool. It’s looking poorly in spots as a result of this practice. Instead,
park in the parking lot and take a very short stroll to the Pool. Thanks for that.
Given that smooth segue to discussion of golf carts… I must ask – is your cart currently registered? If you’re using a
private cart it must be registered with me and inspected quarterly at the Cart Shop. It should also be insured with General Liability limits
of $100,000/$300,000 and Bodily Injury/ Property of $50,000. Please call me to register your carts!
With that, I wish you all a great month of September and share with you one of my favorite quotes about this month, “By all these lovely
tokens September days are here, with summer’s best of weather and autumn’s best of cheer”
– Helen Hunt Jackson 1830-1885.

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SLIDE SHOW
The slide show has a few pictures of all of the events from the last year. Every few
seconds it cycles to the next picture in the slide show. To view more pictures click on
the Photo Gallery quick link, or click on the picture itself and it will take you to the
Photo Gallery.
In the upper left corner of the picture is an icon of an “envelope”, that is not visible
in this screen shot. Clicking on the icon will let you email the picture. This is also
available on all pictures in the Photo Gallery.
The next part of the home page has club events and news.
Home Page Left Column
The left column has links to The Connection, the yearly event list, and the online
Calendar.
Click on The Connection picture to bring up the most recent Connection. A list of past
Connections is also available from the “Communications” menu to the right of the
“Home” menu.
The “Calendar” link brings up the online calendar where you view and sign up for
events.
Under the “Calendar” link are the next few scheduled events. Clicking on the event’s
title opens the calendar at that event.
Home Page Center Column
Is the sign up information for the next month’s upcoming main events and sometimes
news about the resort, like the Langley Golf Tournament. Click on the icon of the flier
to sign up for the event, or view and print the flier.
Home Page Right Column
The articles in the right column are used to post news about the club and resort, new
events, course updates, web site page updates with new information, etc. Clicking on
the news item brings up more detail.
SPA NEWS
Suzy Bordeaux-Johlfs
Thank you for everyone for the warm welcome! I look forward to meeting you at the
Spa and around the beautiful Silverado property!
My position here as the Spa Director allows me the opportunity to create unique
programming with which to showcase our fantastic Resort. You will begin to see touches
of the spa as you enjoy the amenities around the property. I’d like to begin your
Silverado Journey by drawing your attention to the natural essences of our
lavender plantings as you walk from place to place around the Resort. They are not
only pleasing to the eye but beneficial to us as well. They were planted specifically to
rejuvenate your mind and spirit. Lavender is known as nature’s gift to soothe the
soul and has been used for healing proposes for centuries. Some of the benefits of
lavender are that encourages new skin cell growth, calms the stressed mind. It is also
a natural antiseptic. Here at Spa Silverado we offer two services where we
incorporate this amazing herb. Our Lavender Sugar Scrub will leave you feeling
renewed and refreshed as we scrub your worries away leaving your skin feeling well
hydrated and ultra smooth. Our Lavender Mint Clay Wrap will naturally pull toxins
from the skin while simultaneously exfoliating and improving skin tone and circulation.
Ask about our member special discounts so that you too can benefit from these
healing treatments. Enjoy in good health!
BRIDGE NIGHTS
Duplicate Bridge: September 9
Register at 4:45 p.m.
Casual Bridge: September 23
Register at 4:45 p.m.
Bridge Lessons by Gerry Fox
Starting Sept. 22 through Nov. 17
Every Thursday 10AM
Lessons followed by lunch.
ROSTER REVISIONS
WELCOME
Douglas Carlson & Marilee Irwin
Robert & Diana Doyle
Brian & Sally Sheekey
FAREWELL
Victor & Lauri Valdez
SPECIAL HAPPY
100TH BIRTHDAY
Member Since 1969
P. Alvin Larson
SEPTEMBER 2011
IN-HOUSE GROUPS
9/1-2 CALAFCO – 275pp
9/3 Wedding – 70pp
9/7-9 Doctors Management Company
130pp
9/9 Downey Brand Annual Retreat
100pp
9/10 CA State Auto Dismantlers – 120pp
9/10 Wedding – 200pp
9/12 SIGA – 150pp
9/14-18 Amer. Dermatological Assn. – 170pp
9/15 Napa Sunrise Rotary – 100pp
9/17 Local 38 Plumbers Union – 800pp
9/18-19 CA Senior Golf Association – 120pp
9/21 No. California Power Agency – 200pp
9/21 Napa Red Cross – 200pp
9/23 ParentsCAN – 200pp
9/23 Sorbo Golf Tournament – 200pp
9/24 Wedding – 100pp
9/25-28 Int’l. Assn. Claims Professionals
225pp
9/28 Molly’s Angels Golf Tournament
100pp
9/29 Napa Sunrise Rotary – 100pp