POOLSIDE PARTY - Highland Meadows Golf Club

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• July Fourth Weekend Spectacular
- see page 8 for details
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Friday, July 15 • 9PM
guests are welcome to attend
• DJ Playing Your favorite Classic Rock from the 70’s & 80’s
• Bar Service and Munchies Available
• Supervised Children’s Activities Available
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dInner reservatIons are avaIlable before the event. Please
contact the club offIce for reservatIons. 419.882.7153
highland meadows
7455 Erie Street • Sylvania, Ohio
419.882.7153 • www.hmgolfclub.org
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Member to Member. Business directory
listings support the publishing of the highlander • contact the office for rates & publishing deadline dates
dry cleaner
FuEL & LuBRiCANTS funeral servIces
GENERAL DENTiSTRY
HEATiNG/COOLiNG
LAWN & LANDSCAPiNG
Tom & Terri Bowles
FLOORiNG
Insurance
PROFESSiONAL GROuNDS MAiNTENANCE
MARSHALL McCLURG CIC CLIA
7450 Hill Avenue 419.866.7080
Holland, Ohio 43528 Cell: 419.351.0867
FAX: 419.866.3686
www.mcclurgenvironmental.com
fInancIal servIces
Jake Holmes
holmes Financial Partners, llC
jake@holmesfp.com
419.517.5550
Edward J. Jacob DDS
Matthew Lark DDS
4315 n. holland-Sylvania rd.
toledo, Ohio 43623
419.824.7900
safety consultants
Don & Sharon Roman
regulatory Compliance Consultants
www.rcconline.us
419.882.9224
4 Club Manager’s Memo
genene gray, Club Manager
5 Membership
Welcome new Members
Membership Status
6 Chef’s Corner
nathan giroux, head Chef
6 Clubs with in the Club
Book Club
Water aerobics Club
7 Club Events
Mix & Mingle, ladies guest night
8 July 4th Weekend Extravaganza
9 Nick’s News
nick Myers, golf Professional
10 Gossip from the Greens
dan Salois, grounds Superintendent
11 Golf Leagues
highlander 9-hole league
lady 18-hole golfers
Wednesday Women’s golf night
12 2011 Tournament Schedule
13 Rally for a Cure
13 Couples’ League
14 Poolside
Bill geha, Pool Manager
15 Poolside Events
2011 Water Ballet
Big Splash, Pool Bash
16 Club Photos
Junior golf Clinic
Communication Form
May results - Clubs with in the Club
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club house
At the Club
July 4th Weekend
Spectacular
July 1-July 4
Rock n Roll
Poolside Party
July 15
Rally Draw Party
July 21
Book Club Meeting
July 21
Ladies Night:
Ladies Guest Day
July 27
Big Splash, Pool Bash
august 14
Manager’s Memo
genene K. gray, Club Mngr.
419.882.7153, ext. 278
gray@hmgolfclub.org
Welcome to the warm weather
season at highland! i hope your
summer has been enjoyable and
relaxing so far.
refer a new golf member to the club and ...
$$$ receive the following dues credits* $$$
1 MONTHS FREE DuES: 1 new Active or Intermediate Member
2 MONTHS FREE DuES: Each Additional New Active or Intermediate Member
Point Patio Dining:
Eat, Relax, & Enjoy the Summer Breeze!
Friday, Saturday, & Sunday: 5PM-9PM - Weather Permitting
the Point is located south of the pool & east of the main banquet room
The HMGC pool has seen a lot of action during these hot
summer days, and if you haven’t been in yet, i invite you to
give it a try. the water is warm, the drinks are cold – and all
that’s needed is you. Just bring a towel and jump in!
Speaking of the pool, plan to get rockin’ at the rock n
roll Poolside Party coming up on Friday, July 15. enjoy
a game of golf, or dinner at the pool, and then join the
party for some fun!
the feedback we’ve received from our monthly Member
Communication Form tells us that members want to see
clubs within the club, so some new initiatives are starting
to fulfill that need. Mrs. Hurst will be leading a book
club this summer, and water aerobics for adults will be
offered at the pool three days per week. Look for more
details in this newsletter, and stay tuned for additional
offerings as the seasons change.
there’s a new twist for dinner! While a full menu of
appetizers, salads, and sandwiches is available all day, our
Food & Beverage Hours of Operation
Lunch: tuesday-Sunday: 11aM-2:30PM
Dinner Hours:
tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday: 5PM-9PM
thursday & Friday: 5PM-10PM
Reservations Please: 419.882.7153
* A valid referral must be claimed at the time the membership application is submitted to the Club. The dues credit will be issued to your club account after the new member has received final approval from the Board of Governors.
Welcome New Members!
Active
Jon & Bridgette Beeler Stephen & Katherine Branam
Family: Michael, Molly, Olivia Branam Oral Health Care Tech.
US Food Service Referred By: robert hartwig
Referred By: Jay Sepanski
David & Diane Fockler Norman & Marlene Gansmiller
Family: gregory & Janelle Bitumar
Harland Clarke Referred By: Joe Metzger
Referred By: Joe Metzger
Robert & Beth Napierala, ii Tim & Mary Jo Waldock
Family: Courtney, nicole, Family: daniel & laura
Bob iii, & elisabeth Owens Corning
True Label Referred By: tim Zuck
Referred By: Bill Maxwell Jr.
intermediate
Andy & Kelly Maher Erich & Sarah Weinlander
Family: Kaitlyn, lyla, Colton Family: lucy
Waterford Bank Fifth Third Bank
Referred By: Sharon Fulop Referred By: Sharon Fulop
Social
Joe & Marcia Grossmann Megan & Brian Mitchell
Merril Lynch-Bank of America Family: Maddie, Mollie, nate,
Referred By: Kevin Behrle hunter, haley, & hannah
Sylvania Schools
Christopher & Delia Perry
Family: lilia & Wynn
Toledo Clinic
Referred By: Paul Miller
e x tr a m o n e y ?
Membership Status
ARE YOu LOOKiNG TO SAvE A LiTTLE
Over $6,500 in dues credits have already been issued this year. Don’t miss your chance to save a little extra money!
Contact Melissa Lohbauer in the Club Office with your new member referrals or questions. 419.882.7153 • lohbauer@hmgolfclub.org
new dinner menu insert has been popular with members.
Chef nate has introduced a weekly menu of fabulous
dinner selections offering a fine variety of entrees that
keeps the menu new and fresh each week. this weekly
menu also allows the chef to take advantage of the week’s
promotions on quality products from our vendors, which
combats rising food costs. in this way, the Club is able
to offer items such as fine seafood and beef entrées at
reasonable prices during these promotions.
i’m happy to announce that many new members have
joined Highland this season! Melissa is doing a fine job
by keeping abreast of marketing opportunities and maintaining
good follow-up and record keeping. We hope to
keep this momentum going! Please take a look at the list
of new members in each newsletter, and reach out to welcome
these new members. We are thankful for all current
members who are referring new members and forwarding
prospective members. Let’s keep the ball rolling!
Summer is here. See you at the club!
Active: 272 (capacity: 325)
intermediate: 16 (capacity: 32)
Senior: 27
Surviving Spouse: 7
Social: 150 (capacity: 150)
honorary & life: 5 (capacity: 5)
Contact the Club Office for Membership details & rates.
(numbers as of 6/16/11)

4th of july . weekend extravaganza
Ladies’ Night
Wednesday Evenings
5PM-9PM
get the girls together
for a ladies’ night that
features specials available
only to the ladies.
Kids’ Night
Tuesday-Sunday
5PM-9PM
For each adult meal
that’s ordered from the
lunch or dinner menu,
one child’s meal is $.99
from the kids’ menu.
Dine-In Only
Dial for Dinner
Tuesday-Sunday
5PM-9PM
Families can easily dial
in their dinner orders
for pick up any evening,
tuesday-Sunday.
clubs with
in the club
Chef’s Corner
nathan giroux, head Chef
419.885.2159, ext. 231
chef@hmgolfclub.org
hMgC is the place to be to celebrate
america’s independence. the 4th
of July Weekend extravaganza has
something for everyone; golfers,
BOOK CLuB
Let’s start with a charming
Romeo & Juliet - type
book entitled Hotel on the
Corner of Bitter and Sweet.
Let’s plan to meet and discuss
the story on Thursday,
July 21, at 7PM in the dining
room at HMGC. Questions?
Contact Lauren
Hurst at 419.340.6437
Ladies’ Night
Wednesday Evenings • 5PM-9PM
get the girls together for a ladies’ night that features
dinner or drink specials available only to the ladies.
Wednesday, July 27 • MiX, & MiNGLE!: 7PM
our non-golfers, the ladies, the guys, the couples, and the
kids. We will kick off the weekend on Friday, July 1 with
the ladies 9-hole golf event and the Firecracker Cocktail
Party that includes grazing and dancing. Saturday,
July 2, is the men’s turn with their 18-hole golf event.
gentlemen, please invite your spouse to join you for
the “night of Blues” that evening. the “night of Blues”
includes the Ultimate Pig Roast, Martini Bar, and Ladies
Putting Contest. Sunday, July 3, is the Couples’ Golf Event
and the “Celebrate the red, White, & Blue” all american
BBQ. Join us at 10PM for the Centennial Quarry Fireworks
viewed from a top the hill from hole number 18. After the
fireworks, bring the family poolside for a midnight swim
while the roads open up to go home. non-golfers, please
join us for all of the Club events and parties. In addition,
the pool will be offering fun for the whole family
all weekend! Please see the full advertisement on page
9 for details.
WATER AEROBiCS CLuB
Tues. & Thurs.: 7-8AM
Saturday: 8-9AM
Cost: complimentary
Contact the Club Office
to sign-up
Dial
for dinner
Tired of fast food?
Families can easily dial
in their dinner orders
for pick up any evening,
tuesday-Sunday.
Call HMGC & place
your order to-go!
419.882.7153
Ladies’ Night
ladies guest night
Wednesday, July 27
9 holes, Cart, Prizes, & dining event
5PM shotgun start • 2 best ball foursome
7:30PM cocktail tasting & grazing: $35 per person
dining event only: $15 per person
CLuBS WiTH iN THE CLuB
The Club is looking
to provide a diverse environment to
accommodate different facets and
interest of the membership. We have
begun “Clubs within the Club.” Each
Club is organized and chaired by the
members but hosted at Highland.
HMGC has reviewed May’s survey
results and has selected a couple of
Clubs that members are interested
in. As the seasons change, look for
additional clubs to begin. May survey
results are on page 16.
Celebrate
with highland
Highland Meadows would like our members to think
of their Club when celebrating. Please consider the
below possibilities!
bIrthdays
Bring your family and friends to celebrate their birthdays at highland
Meadows and make them feel extra special with a great
meal from the hMgC kitchen and a custom cake from Syd’s
Bakery. Contact the Club at least 24 hours in advance to place
your dining room reservation and cake order. To set-up a private
birthday party contact lisa Silva, Food & Beverage Manager.
annIversarIes
Really impress your spouse or significant other with your
thoughtfulness by designing a special Dinner for Two planned
by you and created by our very own Chef nate. Pick out their favorites
and set the scene for a romantic dinner for two al fresco
or by the Main Dining Room fireplace. Set-up your consultations
with Chef nate and lisa Silva at least 72 hours in advance.
GRADuATiON PARTiES, SHOWERS, & MORE!
highland Meadows has assembled a great team in our banquet
department, and they go to great lengths to make sure that your
celebration is like no other and just the way you want it. Please
Contact Lisa Silva to set-up your celebration!
Don’t forget that Highland also offers pick-up/party trays if you
are planning a celebration at home. Orders need to be placed 72
hours in advance. Contact lisa Silva for details. 419.882.7153

schedule of events
the
HMGC
July 4th
Weekend
spec
t ac
ular
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t o n s
of fun
for the
w h o l e
family!
Friday, July 1
• Poolside: 12PM-9PM
Snow Cones, DJ, & Pool Activities
for the Entire Family, & Secret guest
Star teen entertainment
• Golf: 3PM tee times
Ladies’ 9-Hole Golf Event
Format: Shamble
entry Fee: $25 per player
(golf, Club event, & Prizes)
• Club Event: 7PM
“Firecracker” Cocktail Party
Grazing Stations • Festive Drink
Specials • DJ & Dancing
Summer Casual: wear your red
Club event Only: $10 per person
*Supervised Children’s Activities
• Main Dining Room:
11aM-7PM
Lunch/Anytime menu only
Saturday, July 2
• Poolside: 12PM-9PM
Snow Cones, DJ, & Pool Activities
for the Entire Family
• Golf: aM tee times
Men’s 18-Hole Golf Event
Format: Point game
entry Fee: $35 per player
(golf, Club event, & Prizes)
• Club Event: 7PM
The Night of “Blues”
Ultimate Pig Roast • Martini Bar, •
Ladies Putting Contest • DJ
Summer Casual: think Blues Brother
hats and sun glasses.
Club event Only: $12 per person
*Supervised Children’s Activities
• Main Dining Room:
11aM-7PM
Lunch/Anytime menu only
Sunday, July 3
• Poolside: 12PM-Midnight
Snow Cones, DJ, Pool Activities for
the Entire Family
• Golf:
Couples’ Golf Event
Format: Best Ball event
entry Fee: $40 per couple
(golf, Club event, & Prizes)
• Club Event: 7PM-dark
“Celebrate the red, White, & Blue”
all aMeriCan FaMilY BBQ
BBQ Ribs & Chicken • Live Calypso
Band • Festive Drink Specials •
Juggler • Churros • Cotton Candy
• Balloon Lift Off • Family Relays •
Face Painting
Centennial Quarry Fireworks • 10PM
Family Viewing from the 18th tee hill
Midnight Swim for the Entire Family
Summer Casual: wear your festive 4th
of July attire
Club event Only: $15 per adult
Kids: (5-12) $6, (4 & Under) Complimentary
• Main Dining Room:
11aM-7PM
Lunch/Anytime menu only
Monday, July 4
• Poolside: 12PM-9PM
Snow Cones, dJ & Pool Activities for
the Entire Family
• Golf: Open Play
• Open Grill: 11aM-3PM
At the Point Patio
Hamburgers • Hotdogs • Festive
drink Specials
• Main Dining Room:
11aM-9PM
Lunch/Anytime menu only
*Supervised Children’s Activities: 5PM-9PM • First child: $10, Each Additional Child: $5
Includes: Child care, 4th of July activities, and kids meal
PARENTS MuST REMAiN ON CLuB PROPERTY AND ADvANCED RESERvATiONS
ARE MANDATORY. SPACE iS LiMiTED AND ON A FiRST COME, FiRST SERvE BASiS.
CHiLDREN NEED TO BE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 4-10 YEARS OLD.
golf
4th of July Weekend
Extravaganza
Friday, July 1
ladies’ 9-hole event
Cocktail Party
Pool Activities
Saturday, July 2
Men’s 18-hole event
Ultimate Pig Roast
Pool Activities
Sunday, July 3
Couples’ golf event
BBQ ribs & Chicken
Fireworks & Activities
Monday, July 4
Open golf
Open grill
Pool Activities
Nick’s News
nick Myers, golf Professional
419.882.4040, ext. 270
proshop@hmgolfclub.org
As the spring rain has finally ended
and summer has arrived, the Fourth
of July weekend kicks off a month of
fun-filled activities. On Friday, we
will get the weekend started with
a ladies 9-hole shamble with the
“Firecracker” Cocktail Party in the
evening. Saturday morning, the men
will compete in a 4-man team point
event with the Ultimate Pig Roast
later that evening at the “night of
Blues”. On Sunday afternoon, the
holiday couples will take place,
followed by an all american BBQ
event in the evening. this will be a
wonderful holiday weekend to gather
the family and enjoy the club.
Following the long holiday weekend,
we will have the second Member
July Pro Shop Hours of Operation
SHOP: tuesday-Sunday: 8aM-7PM
RANGE: tuesday-Sunday: 8aM-7PM
Guest of the month; starting at 2PM on Thursday, July 14.
the Parent-Child will take place on Saturday, July 16, running
with tee-times from late morning through the afternoon.
this event is open to all ages and levels and is a great
way to get your son, daughter, grandson, granddaughter,
grandfather, or grandmother involved in a fun event. On
Sunday, July 17, we will crown the Couples’ Club Champions
in a Pinehurst alternate shot event. the tdga Jan taylor will
be held on Wednesday, July 20, at 1:30PM, with a dinner
following. For the final event of the month, we will have the
popular, rally for a Cure.
So far, we have had some wonderful events that have taken
place. This year’s Senior club championship gross title was
won by denny Spencer, who shot two solid 72’s for a 144
total. On the net side, dave Smith blistered the course with
a 13 under par performance over two days. Congratulations
to both and all who played over the weekend. In the
ESPN Challenge, Kevin Tackett and George Skaff captured
the net division with a great score of 57 in the 2-man best
ball event, while the gross title was captured by Rick Elrod
and Bill Holtfreter. Both teams advanced to compete in a
regional qualifier in August. In the first Member Guest of
the year, dave Varanese, lyle Vogel, Paul Symington, and
rick Vogel were victorious. to end the month, we had
the always fun Summer solstice, where Jake Holmes, Todd
hawley, Steve Mossing, and dave russell won the best
ball competition. In the Emergency Shoot-out, Joe Belinske,
Steve Welly, trevor Faust and Chuck Winger outlasted
everyone to capture the fun event.
as the spring has gone and summer approaches, the club is
off to a good start considering one of the wettest springs in
history. as we move forward, i would like to thank everyone
for the continued support and look forward to a successful
2011 season. Let us continue to make Highland Meadows
the place to be in the toledo area.

hot weather. practices
Tournament
Results
Senior Club
Championship
June 11-12, 2011
Gross Division
1st Place: (144)
denny Spencer
Net Division
1st Place: (128)
dave Smith
Member Guest
June 15, 2011
1st Place team: (129)
dave Varanese, lyle
Vogel, Paul Symington,
rick Vogel
Solstice Marathon
June 21, 2011
1st Place team: (117)
Steve Mossing, todd
hawley, Jake holmes,
dave russell
Shoot-Out 1st Place
team: Joe Belinske iV,
Steve Welly, trevor
Faust, Chuck Winger
Gossip from the Greens
dan Salois,
grounds Superintendent
419.882.6492
dsalois@toast2.net
“It’s a sure sign of summer if
the chair gets up when you do”
-Walter Winchell
With July upon us, sticky, hot
weather is right around the
corner. With last year’s record
summer still fresh in our minds,
i thought of several misconceptions
about last summer that
got me some funny looks.
First of all, when you manage
turf at such low mowing heights
DATE CHANGE: 10 MiLE CREEK
Please note the date change for the annual 10 Mile
Creek tournament.
MOvED TO: Friday, August 26
(around an eighth of an inch for greens, and less
than a half inch for tees and fairways) it is important
to recognize that such diminutive plants don’t
stand up well to heat, humidity, and heavy foot/cart
traffic. Often, members will liken the conditions of
the greens to their brown lawns. Fortunately, your
lawns aren’t mowed daily at a fraction of an inch or
have 200 people walking around them in golf spikes
every day. It takes a slew of fertilizers, chemicals,
equipment, and careful attention to keep the playing
surfaces in acceptable shape.
That being said, there will be times during the summer
when certain maintenance practices will be implemented
to alleviate the heavy summer stress on
the small, delicate plants. First of all are everyone’s
favorite – the dreaded yellow ropes. the ropes are
not just for keeping carts out of wet spots, but more
importantly allow us to distribute and move cart and
foot traffic. If yellow ropes are near a green edge,
chances are we are trying to protect a section from
increased foot traffic. Please divert your foot path
around the ropes as much as possible. this spring,
ropes have been necessary to protect the areas
recovering from the spring water/heat damage.
Another practice we may use at times is the skipping
of ‘clean-up’ passes on greens, tees, or fairways. the
‘clean-up’ pass is where the mower cuts the outer
Hole-in-One
Brian May - 5.7.2011
hole number: 11 Yards: 170 Club: 6-iron
Bob Cowan - 6.12.2011
hole number: 15 Yards: 174 Club: 3-hybrid
circumference of the area to make a nice, sharp line
between the green and collar, or fairway/tee and
the rough. Since these areas get mowed and driven
over more than any other areas on the golf course,
we may stay off of them once or twice a week to
keep the turf healthy and reduce the compaction of
the soil. as you have seen in years past, when the
conditions get hot, it’s often the edges of fairways
and greens that struggle first.
Hopefully, Mother Nature will be a little kinder to
us this summer, and we won’t have to do anything
unusual. Just know that your maintenance staff is
always diligent and tries to do what’s best for the
health and long-term playability of your golf course.
If you ever have questions about what’s going on,
please contact me anytime. If such practices are in
use and noticeable, I will be sure to cover them with
photos and information on the maintenance blog.
now throw some sunscreen and bug spray in your
bag and get out there!
Highlander Nines
Nine Hole interclub Event
Wednesday, July 13, 2011 • 8:30AM Shotgun Start
Nine hole ladies remember that we will be hosting Stone Oak
nine hole ladies at highland. - Phyllis hammons
18 Holer’s
Senior Men’s invitational
Tuesday, July 12 • 8:30AM Shotgun - Lunch to Follow
18 hole ladies & Senior Men
Wednesday Working
Women’s Golf Night
Wednesday Evenings • 5:30PM
9-Holes of Golf • Variety of Skill Levels
This is a fun, relaxed, and flexible opportunity to get out a
spend some time with the girls! Contact Sharon Roman if you
are interested in joining the ladies. phone: 419.392.1994 or
email: rccsharon@aol.com
Join us after golf for Ladies’ Night in the Main Dining Room.

golf. tournaments
HMGC Cart Fees:
HMGC Guest Rates:
9-Holes: $10
18 Holes: $17.50
Guest: $75 • cart not included
Guest Nine Holes: $37.50 • cart not included
Family Guest Rate: $37.50 • cart not included
Family Guest Rate Nine Holes: $20 • cart not included
highland
Congratulations to Denny
Spencer and Dave Smith, our
2011 Overall Gross and Net
Senior Club Champions!!
2011 TOuRNAMENT SCHEDuLE
JuLY
Sunday, July 3rd July 4th Couples (2:00 Sg)
thursday, July 14 Member guest (2:00 Sg)
Saturday, July 16 Parent/Child
Sunday, July 17 Couples Club Championship
Wednesday, July 20 tdga Jan taylor (1:30 Sg)
Sunday, July 24 rally For a Cure
AuGuST
Sat. & Sun., august 6 & 7 Men’s/Women’s Club Champ. (7:30 tt)
Sat. & Sun., august 13 & 14 Men’s Club Championship (7:30 tt)
Wednesday, august 17 Member guest (2:00 Sg)
Friday, august 26 ten Mile Creek
SEPTEMBER
Sunday, September 4 labor day Couples (1:30 Sg)
Friday, September 9 Senior interclub (8:30 Sg)
Saturday, September 10 St. Ursula Invitational
thursday, September 15 Member guest (2:00 Sg)
Sat. & Sun., Sept. 17 & 18 Pot O gold (9:00 Sg)
Tuesday, September 20 Owens Corning Supplier Outing (Course Closed)
Sat. & Sun., Sept. 24 & 25 Member/Member (tt)
Friday, September 30 Closing Old Pal
october
Sunday, October 2 Closing nFl Scramble (1:00 Sg)
meadows &
“Rallying for the we are ...
Cure”
sunday, july 24
1pm shotgun
tournament details
format: 4 person teams • 18 hole shamble
$38 entry fee per player
$20 donated to susan g. komen foundation - $18 golf, prizes & food (cart not included)
prizes: team prizes and men’s & women’s closest to the pin
• win a putter, gift certificates, golf ball •
mulligans: $1 each can be bought the day of the tournament
sign up: by noon july 21 (after that time you will be put on a sub list)
after tournament party
appetizers, raffle draw, silent and live auctions
rally draw party
thursday, july 21 • 6:30pm
• meet your teammates at the live drawing for teams
• buffet dinner and drink specials available
• buy raffle tickets $1 each or 6 tickets for $5
• bet on your team - parimutuel betting
Be a part of this fun evening - make your reservation now.
donate: If you wish to donate to the raffle this year, gift cards,
gift baskets, and items valued at $25 or more would be appreciated.
Donations may be dropped off at the Club Office or given
to Sandy Belinski by Monday, July 18. no volunteers needed.
DON’T MiSS OuT ON THE FuN!
T.G.i.F Couples’ Golf League:
The Couples’ Friday Night golf season is still
going strong! The first night of TGIF golf was a
fun-filled scramble playing with the theme of
yellow, green, and red. The outfits were colorful
as was the food and drinks! the second
tgiF night was 60’s night. although we only
completed 3 holes of golf because of storms,
it was an entertaining night of 60’s clothes,
food, and camaraderie. We still welcome anyone
interested in playing with Friday night
Couples golf; it isn’t too late to join! We have
many more themed golf nights coming up!
SPeCial nOte: July 29 will be guest Couples’
night – all Couples’ league golfers are encouraged
to invite a guest couple to play with on
that night. if you have any comments or questions,
please email TGIF.2011@yahoo.com.
See you on the links!
Scott & Tina Hogan - Ryan & Helene Beat

pool
important Dates
Group Swim Lessons:
Session 2
July 5-14
Rock & Roll
Poolside Party
July 15
Art Show
July 17
Swim Banquet
July 19
Group Swim Lessons:
Session 3
July 25-august 3
Water Ballet
august 2 & 3
Big Splash, Pool Bash
august 14
Poolside
Bill geha, Pool Manager
419.885.4824
Memories of a great summer last
for a lifetime - the new friends
you make, the warm summer
days, and the cool things you do.
the sharks!
hMgC SWiM teaM REGuLAR SEASON
Swim Practice Times:
Begins June 13 - Mon-Sat
9-10yrs: 8:30aM-9:30aM
8 & Under: 9:30aM-10:30aM
11 & Older: 10:30aM-11:30aM
Dive Practice Times:
Begins June 13 - Mon-Sat
11 & Older: 9:30aM-10:15aM
10 & Under: 10:15aM-11:15aM
Morning Adult Swim:
Monday-Saturday: 7aM-8aM (begin the 2nd week of June)
Sunday: 10aM-12PM
adults 18 & older only
Our swim team is in high gear with over 100 members
this year. Our swimmers, parents, coaches, and chairpersons
are doing a great job. go Sharks!
Our summer book marathon is attracting many kids
who love to read. Please see me for details if your son
or daughter is interested in participating.
On tuesday, July 19, we will be featuring artwork created
by the children of hMgC at our very own art Show
from 1PM-4PM. See the ad below for details.
Mark your calendars for the Swim Banquet on tuesday,
July 19, and the Water Ballet on tuesday and Wednesday,
august 2 and 3.
are you ready to party? the Fourth of July extravaganza
is going to be an awesome party. don’t miss a thing;
we have many family activities and a few surprises, so
stay tuned.
SWiM MEET SCHEDuLE:
Dive Start Times
Warm Ups: 11aM/Meet: 12PM
Swim Start Times
Warm Ups: 2PM • Exhibition: 2:45PM/Meet: 3PM
Tues, 7/5 Pep Rally 7-9PM • Wed, 7/6 St. James @HMGC
Mon, 7/11 (9-12yrs @ St James - aM) (8 & Under @ laurel hills - PM)
tues, 7/12 (13 & Older @ SCC - PM)
Wed, 7/13 Diving Champs @ HMGC • Wed, 7/13 Pep Rally 7-9PM
thurs, 7/14 Championships @ laurel hills
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Pool Hours of Operation
Recreational Swimming:
Monday: 12PM-6PM • Tuesday-Sunday: 12PM-9PM
(Closed Wednesdays if a home swim meet is scheduled)
2011 water ballet
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Tuesday, August 2 • 7PM Showtime
hits
Wednesday, August 3 • 9PM Showtime
7PM: Chicken Fingers and Fries for Ballet Participants. $6
Please make reservations if your ballet performer is eating.
Please join us for dinner at the Club before both
shows in the main dining room. Contact the Club
with reservations for dinner. 419.882.7153
banquet
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SWiM BANQuET
tuesday, July 19
6:30PM
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Please watch the hMgC
weekly email reminders
for upcoming details!
Guest Fee:
WATER AEROBiCS CLuB
Tues. & Thurs.: 7-8AM
Saturday: 8-9AM
see page 6 for details
$5 per guest
A member’s grandchild & babysitter need not sign in
as guests at the pool.
big Splash
Pool bash
Sunday, August 14 • 12PM-4PM
teen hip hop entertainment
• cannon
ball competition and
other pool activities
Food and Beverage available
for purchase at the
Grill • Pool Snack Shack •
Point Patio
ART SHOW
Sunday, July 17 • 1PM-4PM
Kids submit your artwork to Bill
geha on the day of the show at
11:30aM. Please sign work with
name and age. the artwork will
be displayed around the pool.
medium: water color, chalk,
crayon, or oil

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MAY MEMBER COMMuNiCATiON FORM RESuLTS (47 returned forms)
1. The Club is looking to provide a diverse environment to accommodate different facets
and interest of the membership. To do this we would like to promote “Clubs within the
Club”, that are organized and chaired by the members but hosted at Highland. Please
select which clubs or groups you would be interested in chairing or participating in.
• Summer Book Club 20.5%
• Wine Club 47.7%
• AM Runners/Walkers Group 6.8%
• Water Aerobics Group 22.7%
• Card Club (i.e. card playing in the grill) 11.4%
• Women’s Exercise Group (i.e. yoga or pilates classes) 36.4%
• After Work Networking Group (i.e. meet for drinks and appetizers at the club) 11.4%
• Working Womens Golf Group 6.8%
• Kids Club (i.e. family golf night, game night, parent/child dance) 6.8%
The Club is taking the communication form result information to heart and is using the data collected
to better give our members what they want. Thank you for your time and feedback!