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7455 Erie Street • Sylvania, Ohio • 419.882.7153 • www.hmgolfclub.org<br />

th e highlander<br />

Getaway<br />

at the <strong>Meadows</strong><br />

Caribbean Night<br />

Friday, <strong>June</strong> 22<br />

buffet: 6:30pm • entertainment: 7pm<br />

6.<strong>2012</strong><br />

• Live Jimmy Buffett & Bob Marley Style Entertainment:<br />

by th e Gratitude Steele Band<br />

• Caribbean Flair Buffet with Other Summer Favorites<br />

• Tropical Drink Specials and Beer Specials<br />

• Limbo Contest<br />

buffet: $15 per person


Member to Member. Business Directory<br />

listings support the publishing of the highlander • contact the office for rates & publishing deadline dates<br />

DRy ClEaNER<br />

FiTNESS<br />

FlOORiNG<br />

FuEl & lubRiCaNTS<br />

FuNERal SERviCES<br />

Tom & Terri Bowles<br />

FRENCH TEaCHER<br />

HEaTiNG/COOliNG<br />

iNSuRaNCE<br />

J. Mark Atkins, LUTCF<br />

(419) 867-8887<br />

5330 Heatherdowns, Suite #203<br />

Toledo, OH 43614<br />

jmarkatkins@allstate.com<br />

© 2011 Allstate Insurance Company allstate.com<br />

lawN & laNDSCapiNG<br />

<br />

pROFESSiONal GROuNDS MaiNTENaNCE<br />

MARSHALL McCLURG CIC CLIA<br />

7450 Hill Avenue 419.866.7080<br />

Holland, Ohio 43528 Cell: 419.351.0867<br />

FAX: 419.866.3686<br />

www.mcclurgenvironmental.com<br />

SaFETy CONSulTaNTS<br />

in this issue<br />

4 <strong>Club</strong> Manager’s Memo<br />

Genene Gray, <strong>Club</strong> Manager<br />

“Fresh Look”<br />

6 Main Dining Room<br />

Point Patio Dining<br />

Family Fun Nights<br />

7 Main Dining Room<br />

1/2 Price Appetizer/Dessert Special<br />

Ladies’ Night<br />

8 <strong>Club</strong> Events<br />

Father’s Day Special<br />

Pork n’ Ale Barbecue<br />

9 <strong>Club</strong> Events<br />

July 4th Celebration & Pool Party<br />

10 Nick’s News<br />

Nick Myers, <strong>Golf</strong> Professional<br />

“Junior <strong>Golf</strong>”<br />

12 Gossip from the Greens<br />

Dan Salois, Grounds Superintendent<br />

“Sustainability”<br />

12 <strong>June</strong> Tournaments<br />

Member Guest<br />

15 <strong>June</strong> Tournaments<br />

Senior Men’s <strong>Club</strong> Champ.<br />

July 4th Couples<br />

Welcom e N ew Members<br />

<strong>Golf</strong><br />

burton Rose<br />

Referred By: Mark Rose<br />

Kenneth & Sandra Shulak Family: Cody, Kyle<br />

Referred By: Steve Dolgin<br />

intermediate i<br />

Jason Glass<br />

Referred By: Dennis Tucker<br />

Chris Mathews<br />

Referred By: Jason Glass<br />

intermediate ii<br />

Kip & Jennifer Gleckler Family: Cole, Luke<br />

Referred By: Roger Feeback<br />

Robert May<br />

Referred By: Brian May<br />

Dorey & Chris Fox Family: Regan<br />

Referred By: Chris Sim<br />

Social<br />

Terry & Christina awls Family: Jasmine, Cameron,<br />

Braden<br />

brian & Melissa Genide Family: Alec, Megan, Natalie<br />

Referred By: Andy Morgan<br />

Stephanie & brad Roesti Family: Caitlin, Emily,<br />

Charlie<br />

amy & Chris Giordano Family: Sammy, Mick<br />

Referred By: Jim Sanford<br />

Matt & Katy wroblewski Family: Jack & Adelle<br />

Referred By: Matt Geha<br />

Ronald & Mary beth burns Family: Megan, Kyle<br />

David & Kellyann Desser Family: Alex, Elizabeth<br />

Referred By: Tommy Pipatjarasgit<br />

Mike & Maria Diment Family: Greg, Nick, Kate<br />

Referred By: Robert Hartwig<br />

Membership Status<br />

06.<strong>2012</strong><br />

now<br />

is the time!<br />

we need YoU<br />

to spread the word ...<br />

remind yOuR FRiENDS about our new<br />

affordable GOlF MEMbERSHip category<br />

• an unforgettable golf and recreational experience with<br />

family and friends - includes full <strong>Club</strong> privileges<br />

• low $325 monthly dues and an affordable $50 monthly<br />

payment option for the <strong>Club</strong>’s certificate - limited<br />

memberships available<br />

• no food minimums or initiation fees<br />

MEMbER REFERRal iNCENTivES:<br />

As a thank you for referring new Active, <strong>Golf</strong>, or Intermediate<br />

members (“golfing” member), current HMGC members have<br />

the opportunity to receive the following dues credits.*<br />

1 new golfing member: 1 month free dues<br />

Each additional new golfing member: 2 months free dues<br />

* A valid referral must be claimed at the time the application for membership<br />

is submitted to the <strong>Club</strong>.<br />

Contact Membership Director, Melissa Lohbauer, with new<br />

member referrals. She would be happy to contact them with<br />

detailed membership information.<br />

419.882.7153 or lohbauer@hmgolfclub.org<br />

Active & <strong>Golf</strong>: 263 (capacity: 325)<br />

Intermediate I: 4 (capacity: 12)<br />

Intermediate II: 27 (Int 1 + Int 2: 32)<br />

Senior: 27<br />

Surviving Spouse: 7<br />

Social: 148 (capacity: 150)<br />

Honorary & Life: 5 (capacity: 5)<br />

Contact the <strong>Club</strong> Office for Membership details & rates.<br />

(Numbers as of 5.17.<strong>2012</strong>)


Manager's Memo<br />

Genene K. Gray, <strong>Club</strong> Mngr.<br />

419.882.7153, ext. 278<br />

gray@hmgolfclub.org<br />

July <strong>Club</strong> EvENTS<br />

July 4th pool party: 7.4.<strong>2012</strong><br />

ice Cream Social: 7.22.<strong>2012</strong><br />

Member project/Service bid profiles<br />

Members are invited to submit a profile that details the area<br />

of your profession or trade in order to bid on future <strong>Club</strong><br />

projects or services. Contact the <strong>Club</strong> Office for a Member<br />

Bid Profile Form. These forms will be kept on file and when<br />

a future <strong>Club</strong> project arises or services are needed and fits<br />

with in your profile information the <strong>Club</strong> will contact you to<br />

bid on the project. It will be the members responsibility to<br />

keep their profiles up to date.<br />

Fresh look<br />

The clubhouse has been neglected for too long and it’s time we<br />

restore it to help maintain the integrity of the physical buildings.<br />

What’s new at HMGC? The focus has been on the exterior of the<br />

clubhouse facilities and giving it a fresh new look.<br />

• Repainting of the clubhouse, pro shop, and cart barn has taken<br />

place along with a fresh coat of paint to the pool house and the<br />

wood fencing to bring the buildings and color together with the<br />

same look.<br />

• A replacement of the majority of wood soffits, trim, fascia, and<br />

support posts has been a part of the project. As well as many other<br />

areas of building including new gutters and down spouts. The<br />

under roofed area of the breezeway between the pro shop and<br />

clubhouse will be enclosed.<br />

• The tattered green awning is being replaced with a new frame<br />

and contemporary black awning. It will remain year round unlike<br />

the previous awning that was removed every winter.<br />

We hope you enjoy the fresh new look to <strong>Highland</strong>. Come out and<br />

enjoy your club! - See next month’s <strong>Highland</strong>er for the after photo.<br />

bEFORE<br />

clubs within<br />

th e club<br />

fitness club<br />

Introducing the newest addition to<br />

"<strong>Club</strong>s within the <strong>Club</strong>", the Fitness<br />

<strong>Club</strong>. The Fitness <strong>Club</strong> will begin with<br />

the Summer Fitness Workshop Series.<br />

This series features different workshops<br />

that focus on health and fitness<br />

for just our lady members!<br />

chair-person: Michael Lang<br />

NEw Dining Room Supervisor: Jessica bailey<br />

As far back as I can remember, my fondest memories<br />

include food—prepping, baking, eating, and feeding.<br />

My childhood summers were spent on a step stool plating<br />

desserts and salads for a buffet line at a now closed<br />

destination restaurant in Tecumseh, MI. When I was old<br />

enough to not raise the ire of child labor groups, I began<br />

waiting tables after school and on weekends. Through<br />

high school, college, and even my 10 year career as a<br />

legal secretary, I enjoyed providing quality service to aid<br />

in a memorable dining experience to thousands of hungry<br />

guests at a popular casual fine dining restaurant on<br />

Wamplers Lake in Brooklyn, MI.<br />

For me, the key to a memorable dining experience is<br />

a team effort that includes the front of the house and<br />

the heart of the house, the kitchen. Quality service isn't<br />

only the server's attentiveness or personality. It's the<br />

knowledge of the products offered by an establishment,<br />

from the wines and liquors at the bar, to the ingredients and preparation of dishes on the menu.<br />

It's having the confidence of being able to guide a member through a remarkable meal prepared<br />

with the finest ingredients. It's paying close attention to all of the details from the cleanliness of a<br />

table, the warmth of a dining room, and the presentation of the food. Most of all, quality service<br />

is knowing that at the end of a meal the member is more than satisfied with the delicious feast<br />

and libations set before them. As a whole, my service philosophy is rather simple: to treat each<br />

member that dines at the <strong>Meadows</strong> as if they were a guest in my own home.<br />

The <strong>Club</strong> is looking to provide a diverse environment to accommodate<br />

different facets and interest of the membership. In response, we have<br />

created “<strong>Club</strong>s within the <strong>Club</strong>.” Each <strong>Club</strong> is organized and chaired by<br />

the members but hosted at <strong>Highland</strong>.<br />

Summer Fitness workshop Series<br />

the first workshops focus on health:<br />

workshop #3 (pilates) <strong>June</strong> 30 | 9am | $30<br />

Learn to build strength properly from deep within the intrinsic<br />

muscles along the spine. This changes the way you workout<br />

and move through life in general.<br />

the final workshops focus on fitness:<br />

workshop #4 (Kettlebells) July 28 | 9am | $30<br />

Learn to properly recruit all muscles in the body to increase<br />

strength and power. This way of moving helps in sports or just<br />

picking up a bag of mulch without throwing your back out.<br />

workshop #5: (Metabolic blast) aug 25 | 9am | $30<br />

The mother of all workouts! If you are pushed for time or<br />

want to get more out of your workout, this workshop is a must!<br />

ClaSS SiZES: limited to 10 ladies/guests welcome<br />

wHERE: ladies’ locker room upstairs<br />

RESERvaTiONS: Melissa Lohbauer/419.882.7153<br />

package pricing available.


highland meadows. main dining room<br />

Food and Beverage<br />

Hours of Operation<br />

lunch Hours:<br />

Tuesday-Sunday: 11AM-2:30PM<br />

Dinner Hours:<br />

Tuesday, Wednesday,<br />

Saturday, Sunday: 5PM-9PM<br />

Thursday and Friday: 5PM-10PM<br />

Reservations: 419.882.7153<br />

or www.hmgolfclub.org<br />

Book it Now!<br />

Do you know where to have<br />

your graduate’s party, wedding<br />

reception, class reunion, meeting,<br />

birthday, or anniversary party?<br />

Let HMGC take the worry out of<br />

your events by having Lisa Silva,<br />

the <strong>Club</strong>’s Food & Beverage<br />

manager, assist with planning<br />

your special occasions.<br />

Point Patio Dining<br />

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday<br />

5pM-9pM • weather permitting<br />

Enjoy the summer-time weather and the Main Dining Room<br />

menus while dining al fresco on the Point Patio!<br />

The Point Patio is located south of the swimming pool.<br />

Family Fun Nights<br />

on the point patio<br />

2nd to last Sunday, each month, <strong>June</strong> - august <strong>2012</strong><br />

5pM-9pM • weather permitting<br />

Don’t feel like cooking? Bring the family out to the <strong>Club</strong> for a<br />

Family Fun Night! These evenings feature special menus and<br />

activities for our families at the <strong>Meadows</strong>!<br />

Special Fathers Day Menu • Sunday, <strong>June</strong> 17<br />

Ice Cream Social • Sunday, July 22<br />

Mexican Fiesta • Sunday, August 19<br />

TO bETTER SERvE OuR MEMbERS plEaSE Call<br />

iN yOuR RESERvaTiON aHEaD iF yOu plaN TO<br />

DiNE OuT ON THE pOiNT paTiO.<br />

HalF pRiCE<br />

for every dinner entree purchased, receive a<br />

appetizer<br />

Monthly Featured ladies’ Night Special • wednesday, <strong>June</strong> 27<br />

• A N ight of Flair •<br />

main dining room<br />

special<br />

or d essert<br />

Hurry in this offer is only<br />

good for the month of <strong>June</strong>!<br />

Ladies’ N ig h t<br />

wednesdays • 5pM-9pM<br />

guests are encouraged to attend<br />

Get all th e<br />

girls togeth er<br />

after golf, work,<br />

o r a l o n g d a y<br />

L a d i e s ’ N i g h t fe a t u re s<br />

dinner or drink specials<br />

available only to the ladies<br />

Enjoy a great meal at the <strong>Club</strong> while being entertained by a flair<br />

bartender mixing your drinks! - Think Tom Cruise in “Cocktails”<br />

SHINE<br />

HMGC ala CaRTE bREaKFaST MENu<br />

rise and<br />

Rise and Shine<br />

Saturday & Sunday<br />

8:30AM-1PM<br />

Jump start your weekends with<br />

the HMGC Ala Carte Breakfast<br />

menu. Don’t miss out on the<br />

most important meal of the day!<br />

Kids' N ight<br />

Tuesday-Sunday<br />

5PM-9PM<br />

For each adult meal ordered<br />

from the seasonal menu, one<br />

child’s meal is $.99 from the<br />

kids’ menu. Dine-In Only<br />

Dial for Dinner<br />

Tuesday-Sunday<br />

5PM-9PM<br />

Families can easily dial in dinner<br />

orders for pick up on Thursday<br />

and Friday evenings. Contact the<br />

<strong>Club</strong> at 419.882.7153


father’s<br />

day special<br />

Saturday, <strong>June</strong> 30<br />

Buffet: 6PM-9PM • Entertainment: 6:30PM<br />

Celebrate independence day with<br />

tangy barbecue and cold beer!<br />

• live entertainment<br />

• craft beer<br />

• Carolina Style BBQ<br />

Different style sauces - NC BBQ, Pineapple Teriyaki, Korean BBQ<br />

mashed sweet potatoes • baked potatoes • coleslaw • salad<br />

adults: $13 children: (5-12 yrs) $6 (4 & under) complimentary<br />

reservations please<br />

HiGHlaND iT’S FaTHERS<br />

& is offering a steak dinner special to honor them<br />

Sunday, <strong>June</strong> 17 • 5pM-9pM<br />

Surprise and treat dad with dinner at the <strong>Meadows</strong><br />

for Father’s Day. Available in the Main Dining Room<br />

or at the Point Patio (weather permitting).<br />

FaTHER’S Day DiNNER SpECial:<br />

• New York Strip Steak<br />

• Shrimp (add $3)<br />

• Baked Potato Bar<br />

• Salad and Dessert Buffet<br />

• Beer Special: $1 Domestic Drafts<br />

$17 per person • reservations please<br />

ala carte main dining room menus also available<br />

point patio Family Fun Night activity:<br />

magician/illusionist<br />

highland meadows<br />

Pork<br />

n’ Ale<br />

Barbecue<br />

4 th<br />

July Celebration<br />

and pool party<br />

wednesday, July 4<br />

pool Open: 12PM-9PM<br />

live Entertainment: 12PM-4PM<br />

pool activities: Throughout the afternoon<br />

buffet: 1PM-4PM<br />

save the dates<br />

• live Island Reggae Style Music<br />

by “SEEfari & ijahmelody”<br />

• kids activities<br />

• snow cones and cotton candy<br />

• festive drink specials<br />

• griller buffet<br />

adults: $13<br />

children: (5-12 years) $6 (4 & under) complimentary<br />

reservations please<br />

Ra l l y fOR THE Cure<br />

<strong>2012</strong><br />

Sunday, July 29<br />

open to women and men<br />

4 person teams • 2 best balls of 4<br />

Draw party • Thursday July 26<br />

See next months July <strong>Highland</strong>er for additional information<br />

club. events


N ick's N ews<br />

Nick Myers, <strong>Golf</strong> Professional<br />

419.882.4040, ext. 270<br />

proshop@hmgolfclub.org<br />

July TOuRNaMENTS<br />

Men’s <strong>Club</strong> Championship<br />

July 14 & 15; July 21 & July 22 (7:30AM TT)<br />

women’s <strong>Club</strong> Championship<br />

July 14 & 15 (7:30AM TT)<br />

Member Guest<br />

July 19 (2PM SG)<br />

parent Child<br />

July 28<br />

Rally for the Cure<br />

July 29 (1PM SG)<br />

Save the Date:<br />

SavE THE DaTE<br />

10 Mile Creek<br />

at Sylvania Country <strong>Club</strong><br />

Friday, July 13 at 12:30PM<br />

<strong>June</strong><br />

pro Shop Hours of Operation<br />

pro Shop: Tuesday-Sunday: 7:30AM-8PM<br />

Range: Tuesday-Sunday: 7:30AM-8PM<br />

Junior <strong>Golf</strong><br />

As the spring goes away and school lets out, our junior golf programs<br />

begin. This year we have enhanced our program for juniors to<br />

learn the game and elevate their skills. Starting Friday, <strong>June</strong> 8 we<br />

will begin our year long program that takes place for every Friday<br />

through August 3. This program is available for juniors ages 4-11<br />

to learn more about the game. Building on 2011, we will continue<br />

with the advanced development program, structured for juniors<br />

12 and up. This program is a game enhancement program that<br />

helps juniors elevate their games for junior tournaments and<br />

prepare them for High School golf. A continuation of last fall’s<br />

Junior High League we have added a summer league program<br />

that is designed for High school development. One of the goals<br />

to this year’s program was to help junior’s grow and develop as<br />

young players. I believe these programs will help grow today’s<br />

youth and lead them to enjoy a game for life. Additional information<br />

is available in the Pro Shop and from the <strong>Club</strong>’s website.<br />

Rounds played: It’s amazing the difference a year makes. By the<br />

end of May, we will have doubled the number of rounds played<br />

this year compared to last season. In <strong>2012</strong>, we will have over<br />

3,000 more rounds year-to-date, which is the equivalent to a full<br />

month.<br />

<strong>June</strong> Tournaments: In the upcoming months we have some fun<br />

events to participate in. On Wednesday, <strong>June</strong> 13 we have a Member<br />

Guest, which is a 2PM shotgun. The next weekend <strong>June</strong> 16 and<br />

17 we will crown this year’s Senior <strong>Club</strong> Champion. Thursday,<br />

Hole-in-One:<br />

Rick Osgood<br />

Hole #17 • 147 Yards • 8 Iron<br />

<strong>June</strong> 21 is the Summer Solstice <strong>Golf</strong> Marathon.<br />

This is a fun event with various formats and<br />

multiple rounds for members and guests. Gather<br />

your friends, tell your buddies and bring some<br />

guests and get involved in these great events.<br />

Governor’s Cup and Senior Tourney Results: I<br />

would like to congratulate all who participated<br />

in the <strong>2012</strong> Governor’s Cup and Senior Tourney.<br />

In a tough battle, Glenn Flick captured the net<br />

title, while Kevin Kornowa captured the gross division.<br />

In conjunction to the Governor’s Cup was<br />

the Senior Tourney. Rick Elrod, Gordy Wilson,<br />

Charlie Creech all captured the gross divisions<br />

in their respective age groups. While in the net<br />

divisions, Brian Darah, Mike Sheline, and Glenn<br />

Flick captured respective age groups. Thanks to<br />

all who enjoyed these events and participated.<br />

Mark Your Calendar<br />

Summer Solstice<br />

Thursday, <strong>June</strong> 21<br />

wom ens<br />

GOLF<br />

highlander nines<br />

Ladies, don’t delay. You’ll be sorry this summer<br />

when you realize that you have missed out on<br />

all the fun Thursday mornings. These mornings<br />

roll over to lunch on the patio, talking with<br />

friends, and of course laughter about the putt<br />

we missed. If this sounds like fun, and it is, the<br />

<strong>Highland</strong>er Nines are for you. We are a great<br />

group of ladies that also like the social part of<br />

the game. Join us, if you haven’t already.<br />

18-hole ladies<br />

The weather has cooperated for the start of the<br />

18 Holers Tuesday schedule. Looking ahead,<br />

our Member/Guest committee is planning for a<br />

Beach Party theme event on July 10. We’re sure<br />

that this day will be filled with many laughs, a<br />

few surprises, and most importantly, good golf.<br />

wednesday working<br />

women’s golf nig h t<br />

wednesday Evenings • 5:30pM<br />

9-Holes of <strong>Golf</strong> • Variety of Skill Levels<br />

This is a fun, relaxed, and flexible opportunity<br />

to get out a spend some time with the girls!<br />

Contact Sharon Roman if you are interested<br />

in joining the ladies. phone: 419.392.1994 or<br />

email: rccsharon@aol.com<br />

Join us after golf for ladies’ Night<br />

in the Main Dining Room.<br />

Pro Tip<br />

Driving Range Etiquette: When using the driving<br />

range and short game areas this year, try to contain your<br />

divots into a tight pattern. After hitting a shot, place the<br />

ball directly behind the original divot keeping it as close<br />

to the edges as possible. Start forward and work your<br />

way back in a nice tight pattern. Proceed with this format<br />

throughout your practice session. This will reduce<br />

the turf area that is taken up during a practice session.


Gossip from the Greens<br />

Dan Salois,<br />

Grounds Superintendent<br />

419.882.6492<br />

dsalois@gtoast.net<br />

“If you’re not a tree hugger, then<br />

you’re what, a tree hater.”<br />

---Doug Coupland<br />

Member Guest<br />

wednesday, <strong>June</strong> 13 • 2pM Shotgun<br />

Format: 2 net best ball of 4<br />

Entry: $60 per player - includes golf, food, and prizes<br />

Sign up Deadline: Monday, <strong>June</strong> 11<br />

Sustainability<br />

Recently, I was at a turf maintenance seminar about “sustainability”<br />

as it applies to golf course and turf maintenance. It would seem<br />

that the word “sustainability” has eclipsed “green” as the buzz<br />

word of choice in our industry. Sustainability, as defined by the <strong>Golf</strong><br />

Course Superintendent’s Association of America is “the integration<br />

of environmental stewardship, social responsibility and economic<br />

viability as a critical and never-ending goal.” We are focusing not<br />

just on doing what is right for the planet and human health, but<br />

also keeping the golf and turf industry as a whole profitable and<br />

relevant.<br />

In our corner of Ohio, the current state of the golf industry is no<br />

mystery. The amount of money spent on rounds of golf and club<br />

memberships has declined steadily and dramatically over the last<br />

several years. Along with that, the idea of golf courses as waterguzzling,<br />

pesticide-laden, environment-wrecking atrocities is still<br />

very prevalent. The algae blooms in Lake Erie, drought in 38% of<br />

the US, phosphorus issues all over the great lakes and eastern seaboard,<br />

and a lingering negative perception by non-golfers all make<br />

for a public relations nightmare. I doubt a government bailout<br />

would ever be extended our direction.<br />

The other side of this is people like us in the grounds department<br />

that depend on the industry not for recreation but for a livelihood.<br />

In a recent survey by the Ohio Turfgrass Foundation, the turf<br />

industry in Ohio alone accounts for $4.6 billion annually in economic<br />

impact and 42,000 jobs between golf courses, lawn care, municipalities,<br />

and public entities.<br />

From an environmental perspective, the maintenance of Ohio’s 4<br />

million acres in turf also contributes greatly to the health of the<br />

Senior Men’s <strong>Club</strong> Championship<br />

Sat. & Sun., <strong>June</strong> 16 & 17 • 9:30aM Tee Times<br />

Format: 36 Holes Medal Play<br />

Entry: $25 per player - includes golf and prizes<br />

Sign up Deadline: Friday, <strong>June</strong> 14<br />

planet. While trees tend to get all of the press,<br />

turfgrass is also excellent at sequestering carbon.<br />

An average home lawn can sequester 300 lbs of<br />

carbon per year, and a single fairway can grab<br />

almost 1500 lbs due to the increased density.<br />

According to the US Department of Energy, a 50year-old<br />

hardwood tree only grabs around 127 lbs!<br />

The trick on our end is to manage things carefully<br />

so we aren’t putting more carbon into the<br />

turf maintenance in the forms of fuel, fertilizer,<br />

shipping etc. than we are getting out of the atmosphere.<br />

Watching carbon closely benefits the <strong>Club</strong><br />

in controlling costs. Here at <strong>Highland</strong>, new hybrid<br />

fairway mowers, filling unnecessary bunkers, unmaintained<br />

rough areas, reduced creek maintenance,<br />

more efficient watering techniques, use of<br />

more efficient chemicals and fertilizers, and many<br />

other small things have combined to get us started<br />

in the right direction. New and exciting research,<br />

chemicals, fertilizers, sprinklers, techniques, and<br />

fuel-efficient machines are becoming available<br />

constantly. We strive each year to stay up-to-date<br />

with all of these and use what we can to move our<br />

facility forward environmentally while hopefully<br />

loosening up the bottom line and keeping the golf<br />

course in great shape.<br />

Sources: The Benefits of Turf, Pam Sherrat - http://buckeyeturf.<br />

osu.edu, www.gcsaa.org<br />

July 4th Couples<br />

Saturday, <strong>June</strong> 30 • 2pM Shotgun<br />

Format: to be determined<br />

Entry: $40 per couple - includes golf, Pork n’ Ale BBQ, & prizes<br />

Sign up Deadline: Thursday, <strong>June</strong> 28<br />

resu l ts<br />

Spring Scramble • 5.5.<strong>2012</strong><br />

*1st place Team (62): Bob Bernardo, Jim<br />

Heninger, Tom Toth, Ryan Tomkinson<br />

2nd place Team (62): Sam Hammons, Dave<br />

Russell, Scott Tucker, Pat Kriner<br />

*Won in Scorecard Playoff<br />

Save th e Date<br />

10 Mile Creek<br />

at Sylvania Country <strong>Club</strong><br />

Friday, July 13 • 12:30PM Shotgun


Poolside<br />

Bill Geha, Pool Manager<br />

419.885.4824<br />

important dates<br />

THuRSDay, JuNE 7<br />

New Parent Meeting • 6PM<br />

Returning Parent Meeting • 6:30PM<br />

• Parent handbooks will<br />

be given out at this time<br />

• Can still order swim wear from<br />

Wilkinson’s – order form is on-line<br />

SaTuRDay, JuNE 9<br />

Swim Team picture<br />

and inter-Squad Meet<br />

picture: 9AM • Meet: 9:30AM<br />

Morning adult Swim:<br />

Monday-Saturday: 7AM-8AM (begin <strong>June</strong> 11)<br />

Sunday: 10AM-12PM (begin <strong>June</strong> 3)<br />

adults 18 & older only<br />

Everyday adventures<br />

Parents, have you been hearing ... “I’m bored”, “there’s nothing<br />

to do”? Well not at the most awesome pool anywhere.<br />

Every week get ready for games and challenges that will leave<br />

you speechless! Dance contests, sidewalk art shows, a poetry<br />

contest, a read-a-thon, trivia contests, best paper airplane<br />

contest, magic shows, concerts, and so much more. No you<br />

can’t sleep here but every day will be an adventure. Watch<br />

your HMGC Weekly Email Reminders for the latest happenings<br />

poolside. Be here!<br />

<strong>2012</strong> pool Guest Fee Rule updates:<br />

$5 per guest • all guests must register upon arrival<br />

• Guests may not use the pool area more than a<br />

total of six (6) times per year regardless of how<br />

many member sponsors he or she has.<br />

• Members’ children under the age of 12 years<br />

must be accompanied and supervised by an adult<br />

or a person 16 years of age or older. The supervising<br />

adult is not required to pay guest fees.<br />

• Members’ grandchildren under the age of 19 are<br />

not required to pay guest fees. The grandchildren<br />

must be accompanied by the member.<br />

*see the HMGC Code & Rules for additional information & details<br />

pool Hours of Operation<br />

Recreational Swimming:<br />

Monday: 12PM-6PM • Tuesday-Sunday: 12PM-9PM<br />

(Closed Wednesdays if a home swim meet is scheduled)<br />

Group Swim lessons<br />

session 1: <strong>June</strong> 11 - <strong>June</strong> 22<br />

session 2: July 9 - July 20<br />

session 3: July 23 - August 4<br />

sessions: 10 lessons for $50<br />

private Swim lessons<br />

$15 for a 45 minute session<br />

<strong>2012</strong> HMGC Swim lessons<br />

Members Only<br />

Contact Bill Geha at the pool to schedule private lessons<br />

sharks<br />

HMGC SwiM TEaM<br />

pRE-SEaSON<br />

Swim practice Times: May 29-<strong>June</strong> 8: Mon-Fri<br />

10 & Under: 4PM-5PM/11 & Older: 5PM-6PM<br />

Dive practice Times: May 29-<strong>June</strong> 8: Mon-Fri<br />

10 & Under: 5PM-6PM/11 & Older: 4PM-5PM<br />

REGulaR SEaSON<br />

Swim practice Times: <strong>June</strong> 11 - Mon-Sat<br />

9-10yrs: 8:30AM-9:30AM<br />

8 & Under: 9:30AM-10:30AM<br />

11 & Older: 10:30AM-11:30AM<br />

Dive practice Times: <strong>June</strong> 11 - Mon-Sat<br />

11 & Older: 9:30AM-10:15AM<br />

10 & Under: 10:15AM-11:15AM<br />

SwiM MEET SCHEDulE:<br />

Dive Start Times<br />

Warm Ups: 11AM/Meet: 12PM<br />

Swim Start Times<br />

Warm Ups: 2PM/Exhibition: 2:45PM/Meet: 3PM<br />

Date - Swim - Dive<br />

wed. 6/13 - n/a - Inverness @ HMGC<br />

Fri. 6/15 - n/a - Stone Oak @ HMGC<br />

wed. 6/20 - SCC @ HMGC - SCC @ HMGC<br />

Tues. 6/26 - SYOA @ St. James; warm ups 9AM/Meet 10AM<br />

wed. 6/27 Sylvania Rec. @ HMGC - JCC @ HMGC<br />

Mon. 7/2 HMGC @ St. James<br />

wed. 7/11 Diving Champions. @ HMGC; warm ups 8AM<br />

Thurs. 7/12 Champions. @ SCC<br />

10 & under: warm ups 8AM/Meet 9AM<br />

11 & older: warm ups 12PM/Meet 1PM<br />

*** EVERYONE can swim at Championships, this is a timed<br />

final, which means the top 12 swimmers from any heat will<br />

score the points for their age group. EVERYONE is allowed<br />

to swim 2 individual events and 1 relay as long as they have<br />

participated in 1 meet swim during the summer season.<br />

Swim banquet: Wednesday, July 18<br />

water ballet: July 31 and August 1


Wine <strong>Club</strong><br />

napa wines • 5.18.<strong>2012</strong><br />

hmgc.club photos<br />

view additional <strong>Club</strong> photos from the <strong>Club</strong>’s Facebook page.<br />

http://www.facebook.com/pages/<strong>Highland</strong>-<strong>Meadows</strong>-<strong>Golf</strong>-<strong>Club</strong>/193662324019523<br />

HiGHlaND MEaDOwS GOlF <strong>Club</strong><br />

bOaRD OF GOvERNORS<br />

president: Jack Steele<br />

Secretary: John Amos<br />

Treasurer: Brent Lochbihler<br />

<strong>Golf</strong> Services: Joe Dowdell<br />

Herb boyer and<br />

Richard Dulbs<br />

at Mr. Dulb’s<br />

95th birthday<br />

party here at<br />

the <strong>Club</strong>!<br />

Grounds: Rick Elrod<br />

House: Duane Horst<br />

pool: Todd Hawley<br />

Membership: Sharon Fulop<br />

Social: Jim Enderlen

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