APRIL 2016
THE WOODLANDS CLUB
ISSUE 4
SATURDAY, APRIL 30
8:00PM-11:00PM
FREE ADMISSION!
Lay down and boogie while Motor Booty Affair
plays their funky music at The Woodlands on
Saturday, April 30 from 8:00PM-11:00PM.
Admission is free and guests are welcome to
attend.
To get funky now in every way, register online.
Cash bar available for guests
In this Issue:
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Calendar
Club News
Dining & Social
Aquatics
Fitness
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Golf
Tennis
Committee Briefs;
Internal Directory
Calendar
April 2016
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
Saturday
2
Brad Siegel and
Barry Young
3
4
5
Spring Swim
Registrations
Dining Closed
10
11
6
7
Membership
Committee
Aquatics/ Fitness
Committee
8
8
Jason St. Pierre
Taste of Tuesday
Buffet
12
13
14
15
16
Kids Night Out
Golf Committee
Green Committee
Finance Committee
Dining Closed
17
18
Clubhouse Committee
Carmine Combo
Board of Governors
Tennis Committee
Taste of Tuesday
Buffet
19
20
21
22
23
Jason St. Pierre
Dining Closed
24
25
Taste of Tuesday
Buffet
26
New Menus
27
28
29
Triples
Tournament
30
Motor Booty
Cabin Fever
Reliever
Carmine Combo
Dining Closed
Taste of Tuesday
Buffet
Food Minimum
Quarterly Cycle for
Members H-O Ends
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Club News
From the General Manager
Once again this year, we took care of some pretty significant capital projects in the first two months.
We replaced the rubber membrane that was original to the Clubhouse and covers a large portion of our
roof. Because we had savings in that project, and because the company that did the work was so good,
we engaged them to stick around and make highly necessary repairs to a portion of our large patio
outside of the function rooms. Several breaches were identified and expertly repaired. As a result, our
members who utilize the Fitness Center, and especially studios 1 and 2, won’t have to work out around
dozens of towels and buckets on the floor after rain storms. I will never promise that we are leak proof,
but at this point we are certainly as buttoned up as we have been in many, many years.
One of the goals given to me by the Board for 2016 is to lay the foundation for an updated strategic plan to be created in
2017. The Club’s last plan was published back in 2010, so the time has come to update it. One of the key tasks in preparing
for 2017 is to populate the committee with members. The Board will ultimately have final approval over candidates, but I
will do most of the legwork. What are some of the desired attributes of a strategic planning committee member? Of
course, first and foremost a member must be willing to commit their time to attending committee meetings and in all
likelihood doing some “homework” in between meetings. A member should also leave his or her personal agendas at the
door, and rather bring a Club first mentality. They should also be adept at seeing the big picture, and in the long-term too.
Strategic planning is forward thinking obviously, but while we shouldn’t be bound to the past we should be familiar with it.
So, while it isn’t an absolute prerequisite, I would guess that most members will have served some prior role in
governance, or at a minimum have a demonstrated knowledge of our business. I’m genuinely looking forward to the
process, in part because this plan will encompass a period (2022) when the Club’s primary long-term debt will mature.
There will be many interesting discussions about what that might mean for the Club.
Until next month, we will see you around the Club,
Bill Robinson
Message from Membership
In an effort to fill the remaining Full Golf memberships, we are offering a Full Golf Spring Fever Reliever
Membership Promotion through April 30. Please share the details of this great deal (included in the ad on
Page 4) with friends, family, neighbors and associates. To sweeten the deal, they will receive a $500
credit on their first statement with your referral (see coupon on Page 4). Limit one $500 credit per Full
Golf membership.
There are also a very limited number of Recreation openings for your non-golfing friends. I will be happy
to answer any membership questions that they may have and be available to give personal tours of the clubhouse at a time
that is convenient. If you’d like to spread the word electronically, please send me an email and I can provide you with the
information.
Dig out your bell bottoms and other 70’s attire and join us for the live disco music of Motor Booty Affair. It’s been a “gas”
in the past and we’re hoping to rock the clubhouse again this year (details on front page). Although this event happens to
fall on the last day of the membership promotion, this is a great event to bring prospective members so that they can check
out the Club for themselves.
Please help us grow our membership this spring by having your friends join the Club.
Mary Anne
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Club News
KIDS NIGHT
IN THE BUBBLE
Wednesday, April 13
4:00PM-6:00PM
The Tennis department will be
hosting a kids (9-18) event in the
tennis bubble. We will have a foam
ball tennis tournament for all abilities,
ping pong, pillow polo, and other
crazy fun games. Pizza, music and fun
for all! Come help us turn the
bubble into a raucous playground!
ATTENTION
MEMBERS!
Know anyone interested
in joining the Club?
New members will
receive a $500 credit on
their first statement
with your referral. So
flip
through
your
contacts, and maybe
one will even treat you
to dinner as a thank
you!
Register online or by emailing Jon at
[email protected]
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approaching, so if you need a place
to celebrate your grad, the Club is
here to help! Contact Toni Marie
Nappi if you’re interested in booking.
[email protected]
Indoor Pool Hours
Visit website for most current hours.
5:00AM-10:30AM
Monday
11:30AM-9:30PM
5:00AM-3:30PM
Tuesday
5:00PM-9:30PM
5:00AM-9:00AM
9:45AM-10:30AM
Wednesday
11:30AM-1:00PM
2:00PM-3:30PM
5:00PM-9:30PM
5:00AM-9:00AM
Thursday
9:45AM-3:30PM
5:00PM-9:30PM
Friday
5:00AM-9:30PM
Sat. & Sunday
5:00AM-9:30PM
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Dining & Social
Featured Beer
April
Featured Cocktails
Bunker Brewing
MACHINE CZECH PILSNER
5.2% ABV
Bunkers flagship lager. Old World
charm in a glass, Bunker-style. Biscuity
German malt meets boatloads of
grassy Saaz hops.
Rosemary Greyhound
Twenty 2 Vodka, rosemary simple
syrup, ruby red grapefruit juice,
club soda
April Rain
Beefeater Gin, Dry Vermouth and
fresh lime juice
April in Paris
Prosecco and
orange liqueur
Bees and Their Knees
Jim Beam Bourbon, fresh lemon
juice and honey simple syrup
Featured Wine
Merriam Vineyards
SNED RED
2008 SONOMA COUNTY RED WINE
14.8% ABV
Inky dark garnet, ruby color, the nose
is rich and complex showing juicy
black currant, blueberry fruit, loads of
dark chocolate and toast with just a
hint of star anise and mint. On the
palate, it is full and mouth-filling with
loads of dark fruit, chocolate and just
a subtle hint of pepper.
Friday Night
Entertainment
Join us in the Lounge Friday nights
from 7:15PM– 9:15PM
April 1:
Brad Siegel
and Barry Young
April 8:
Jason St. Pierre
April 15:
Carmine Combo
April 22:
Jason St. Pierre
Food Minimum Cycles
Members A-G
Jan. 1-March 31
April 1-June 30
July 1-Sept. 30
Oct. 1-Dec. 31
Members H-O
Feb. 1-April 30
May 1-July 31
Aug.1-Oct. 31
Nov. 1– Jan. 31
Members P-Z
March 1-May 31
June 1-Aug. 31
Sept. 1-Nov. 30
Dec. 1-Feb. 29
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April 27:
Carmine Combo
Aquatics
AQUA AEROBICS
SPRING SWIM REGISTRATIONS
Monday, Wednesday & Friday
April 25-June 17
10:30AM- 11:30AM
Cost: $121
Call Sheilla at 781-3104 x116 to
sign up, Class minimum: 6
All registrations taken by PHONE. Calls will be time stamped and
directed to Beth Streeter at 781-3104 ext. 112. You will receive a return
phone call confirming your registration within 48 hours.
BEGINNING ADULT
SWIMMING
April 26- June 10
Cost: $88
Wednesdays 9:00AM-9:45AM
April 27-June 8
Phone-in Date Monday, April 4 at 8:30AM at x112
SPRING SWIM SCHEDULE
Level l
Learns basic water adjustment skills.
Beginning floats, submerging face, etc.
Graduates when able to jump in 4’ of
water, tread and swim width on back.
Tuesday
3:30PM-4:15PM (Age 4 & up)
Thursday 4:15PM-5:00PM (Age 4 & up)
Friday
9:45AM-10:15AM
Level II
Floats on own with relaxation and is
introduced to the aquatic line. Graduates
when able to demonstrate strong breath
control by performing various drills,
treading water, swims 25 yards on back.
Wednesday
4:15PM-5:00PM
Thursday
3:30PM-4:15PM
Thursday
4:15PM-5:00PM
Level III
Continues to develop breathing
foundation and build their long axis
aquatic line (for freestyle and backstroke).
Wednesdays 9:00AM-9:45AM
Students will also learn level 3 water
April 27-June 8
safety skills.
Cost: $88
3:30PM-4:15PM
Must be able to swim a minimum of Tuesday
Wednesday
3:30PM-4:15PM
1 length of any stroke. Swimmers
Wednesday
4:15PM-5:00PM
will learn how to take their current Thursday
3:30PM-4:15PM
Level IV
Continues to develop long axis aquatic
line and refine rhythmic breathing.
Swimmers will manipulate aquatic line for
short axis strokes (breast & fly) as well as
increase endurance. Students will also
learn level 4 water safety skills.
Tuesday
4:15PM-5:00PM
Wednesday
3:30PM-4:15PM
Cost: $88
If you are a non-swimmer, consider
yourself a beginner or an
“uncomfortable swimmer”… then
this is the class for you. Call Beth at
7 8 1 - 3 1 0 4 x 1 1 2 or e - ma i l
[email protected] to
register. Class minimum: 4
ADULT INTRO
TO LAP SWIMMING
ability and put it into an effective
workout. We will be working
toward swimming the mile (or
more depending on ability.) Call
Sheilla at 781-3104 ext. 116 to
register.
ADULT SWIM TRAINING
Thursdays 9:00AM-9:45AM
April 28-June 9
Cost: $88
This class will focus on endurance
and speed. Swimmers with
previous swimming experience, triathletes and those who have
completed our introduction to lap
swimming are welcome. Call Sheilla
at 781-3104 x116 to register.
TO THE FOLLOWING:
Individual Challenge:
Lisa Carew
Marsha Clark
Penny Guyton
Phyllis Hayes
Randy Harding*
Marcia Leander
Christina Mitchell*
Ben Potter
Janet Villiotte
Family Challenge:
Collins*
Mazelsky
Couch-Kelly
Rana
Holdredge
Record
Hendry
Waite
*Completed 100 mile challenge
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TOT SWIM
Ages: 6 months-3 years
Tuesdays 9:30AM-10:00AM
April 26-June 7
Cost: $88
One parent/adult must accompany
child in water
Please call Sheilla at
781-3104 x116 to register.
Fitness
NEW SPIN BIKES ARE COMING!
Not sure if you have heard the exciting news, but this
year we are replacing our spin bikes with the Keiser
M3i’s. This is a great bike that shares the same
footprint as our old bikes, but with added features
such as magnetic resistance, Bluetooth capabilities and
are great bikes for beginners as well as the advanced
rider.
The new M3i gives consistency and accuracy that will
give both Instructors and riders the confidence they
need to really use power as a training tool in classes. The Keiser M3i introduces
intelligent cycling and the most technologically advanced indoor group cycle ever, the
Keiser M3i featuring Bluetooth wireless display. The new Keiser Bluetooth wireless
computer is certain to become popular with both riders and group exercise
instructors. The computer can transmit to a receiver for projection onto a screen
and can also partner up with a wireless phone or tablet.
SPORTS CAMP
SESSIONS STILL
AVAILABLE
Session 5: July 25-29
Session 6: August 1-5
Please contact Damian at
[email protected] if you
are interested
JOE’S CORNER
How is everyone doing with their
workout goals (I wrote about
goals in January)? Do you find
Best of all, this machine delivers exactly what it promises and several users have
claimed to have lost a staggering amount of weight after using this bike for just a few yourself still struggling to find a
months. More importantly, though, this item is surprisingly easy to use, even for goal? If so, how about attempting
to be more consistent with any
beginners.
exercise/activity. I’m still talking
about performance based activity.
NUTRITION FOR TRI-ATHLETES
Become consistent performing
Monday, May 2 10:00AM or 6:00PM
basic human movements; squats,
$14 per person, Minimum: 6, Maximum: 20
push, pull, hinge and push/pull sled.
Training for an endurance sport is tough work. It takes dedication, discipline and lots Are you able to squat? If you
of sweat. Training for the 12-16 weeks and in some cases even longer, you need struggle, you need to do them
sustainability and a fighting chance to maintain the energy and focus it takes to train more often.
effectively. Kay’s lecture on Nutrition for Tri-Athletes, maybe just want you need to
better your training regiment and provide you a greater potential to better your
times. Please email Damian to sign up for this lecture at [email protected]
It is said that ten thousand hours
is required to become an expert
at something. We don’t need to
COUPLES YOGA
be an expert. But, we do need to
Friday, May 20
be good. Becoming “good” will
6:00PM-7:00PM
take hundreds of hours (does not
Cost: $25 couple Minimum: 5 couples Maximum: 7 couples
Looking for something interesting and fun to do on a date night with your significant have to be done in a week). This
other? We might have just what you are looking for. Brett Russman is teaching a Yoga is where consistency comes
for Couples on Friday, May 20 at 5:30PM. Come on in and enjoy a fun and relaxing in. Doing small increments daily
yoga class, and feel free to enjoy a nice dinner together afterwards in the Lounge will add to the hours needed to
while listening to the Friday Night Entertainment. Price is for yoga class only.
become good at a movement.
When we were in school we
didn’t just read and write once in
DID YOU KNOW…?
awhile, we did it daily to become
The Woodlands Club has a Registered Dietitian on Staff. Kay Mullin, RD, CDE, has good.
worked in the nutrition industry for over 20 years. She has worked with a wide
-Joseph McLeod,
array of people including endurance athletes, children and older adults, people with
BA, NASM-CPT, FMS
diabetes and weight loss goals. Kay is very realistic and very goal orientated. If you
207-590-1473
would like to contact Kay, you may do so by calling her at 939 9259 or email at
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Golf
NEW FOR 2016! ONLINE
TOURNAMENT AND
LEAGUE SIGNUP!
Beginning April 1, all Men’s,
Women’s and Co-ed events will
require online signup. There will be
no more paper signups available.
The golf staff is available to assist.
Need help? Just ask!
It’s easy!
1. Access the Foretees homepage,
either directly or through the
Tee Times button on the Club
homepage.
2. Click on Events tab.
3. To view the event information
or to sign up for an event, click
on the event name. If unable to
select the event, then it is not
available for signup.
*To filter the event list and only
display events in a certain
category, check the checkboxes
next to the desired categories and
click Apply Filters. If multiple
categories are selected, only
events that match all selected
categories will be listed
Use the app: Once you log into
the club website, if you haven’t
already, you may download the
Foretees app for your mobile
device. You can access it by clicking
the button at the top right of your
home page that advertises “Get the
Foretees App,” and follow the step
by step directions for downloading.
Events will show on the app
beginning April 1.
From the Director of Golf
Taking golf lessons can be an expensive, time-consuming
effort. And like any good or service that costs money and
requires time, you should be careful before you buy.
Never forget: It's okay to shop around for a golf
instructor. Our staff of teaching professionals is just
that…professional. There should never be any issue if a
student changes instructors. We as instructors and
coaches want what is best for you and your game. Here are some things to
consider before you commit to golf lessons.
A golf instructor can do wonders with your game, but he can't do it alone.
To make golf lessons worthwhile, you must be able to follow up on them by
continuing to work on the instructor's suggestions on your own time. The
higher your goals, the more work will be required. Be realistic in your goals
and make sure you can offer the commitment necessary to meet those
goals.
Private lessons and group lessons are the two typical ways to receive golf
instruction. Both have strengths. Private lessons allow for follow-up visits
over a period of time-a building block approach to learning golf. Group
lessons are typically lower cost, offer an intensive amount of learning in a
short time, but can also offer too much information and without much
follow-up or one on one time.
Ask Around-Every golf instructor's best advertising is his or her past
students. To get an idea of the best teacher for your learning style and goals,
ask as many golfers as you know. It's likely that some names will come up
more frequently. This can be your starting point. You may find someone
who has taken lessons and can give a glowing recommendation on a
particular instructor.
Interview the Candidates-Yes; you really can interview golf instructors
before you commit to lessons. Remember-it's your business they want and
need. Ask your candidates about their teaching background and experience.
Do they use video? Do lessons include on-course teaching? What is their
teaching philosophy? This process should give you a good idea of how your
personality will match up with theirs, too.
Making the Choice-After these steps, you should be ready to make your
choice. It's important that you choose an instructor whose personality
meshes with yours. Going to a teacher you don't like will keep you from
learning. It's important that an instructor's goals match yours, and that your
commitment matches your goals. Once you've made your choice, throw
yourself into it - and watch your scores improve.
Yours in Golf,
Doug Van Wickler, PGA
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Golf
MAY GOLF
HIGHLIGHTS
2016 SPRING
CLINIC SCHEDULE
WITH PAUL PIVERONAS, PGA
All clinics will be available to the first six students who sign up online. A
minimum of five students is necessary to hold each clinic. Cost is $25.00 per
student for the one hour clinics and $50.00 per student for the two hour
clinics.
BUNKER SHOTS
Saturday, May 7, 14, 21, 28 or
Saturday, June 4, 11, 18, 25
10:00AM-11:00 AM
Get ready to be a magician getting out of the bunkers! A 60 minute clinic
focusing on what types of sand wedges to use and why, set up, mechanics,
ball position, weight distribution and tackling those buried lies.
CHIPPING AND PITCHING
Thursday, May 5, 12, 19, 26
12:00PM-1:00PM and 5:00PM-6:00PM
Two shots that mystify many golfers. A 60 minute clinic will focus on the set
up, mechanics, ball position, weight distribution and execution of chipping
and pitching, plus when it’s best to chip or pitch.
PUTTING
Saturday, June 4, 11, 18, 25 or
Monday, June 6, 13, 20, 27
12:00PM-1:00PM
Learn to become a better putter. 40-45% of strokes are with the putter. A
one hour clinic focusing on mechanics, green reading and drills to help with
the proper stroke to keep those scores low!
ON COURSE
PLAYING SITUATIONS CLINIC
Wednesday, June 8, 15, 22, 29
4:00PM-6:00PM
A two hour clinic on the course where we work on all aspects of playing golf
from a pre shot routine to hitting trouble shots from all different lies. Learn
to be decisive over each shot!
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ABCD CO-ED TOURNAMENT
Sunday, May 1
8:30AM shotgun start
Format: Stableford Points
WOMEN’S KICK OFF DINNER.
Wednesday, May 4
6:00PM cocktails followed by dinner
Say hello to your golf buddies and
meet new ones!
JUNIOR GOLF BEGINS
Thursday, May 5
WOMEN’S ABCD SCRAMBLE
Wednesday, May 11
5:30PM shotgun start
DEMO DAY
Sunday, May 15
12:00PM-4:00PM
MEN’S TWILIGHT LEAGUE
BEGINS
Tuesday, May 17
WOMEN’S TWILIGHT LEAGUE
BEGINS
Wednesday, May 18
WOMEN’S COBRA DEMO DAY
AND PUMA TRUNK SHOW
Wednesday May 18
MEN’S KICK OFF TOURNAMENT
Friday, May 20
1:00PM shotgun start
MEN’S GOVERNORS CUP BEGINS
Monday, May 23
9 AND DINE
COUPLES/CO-ED GOLF
Friday, May 27
5:30PM shotgun start
WOMEN’S KATAHDIN CUP
BEGINS
Monday, May 30
Tennis
TENNIS ETIQUETTE TIPS
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Pick up after yourself.
Don’t leave empty cups or old tennis balls out
on the court when you leave.
Dispose of any garbage you have in trash
containers on or near the court.
If you have old tennis balls that you don’t want
anymore, don’t leave them on the court,
please donate the balls to the teaching carts.
If you use the ball machine, please use one of
the sweepers behind the courts to clean up
the ball fuzz left behind.
2016 TENNIS CALENDAR
Kid’s Night Out
April 13
Triples Tournament
April 29
WOODLANDS TRIPLES, PART TWO!
Friday, April 29
6:00pm
Last month we hosted a Woodlands Triples Tournament and it was
a huge success! 5 courts with 4v4 triples play all evening long followed by dinner and drinks in the dining room. In April we would
like to host a second Triples Tournament using the same format.
You, the member, will recruit your team of 4 players consisting of
at least:
 One woman
 One man
 One player must be a “non-regular” player (someone
who plays one time a week or less).
This next event will be on April 29 beginning at 6:00PM sharp.
Email Jon Parry at [email protected] to register your team.
Margarita Mixer
May 27
High Performance/Junior Pro Camp
June 20-24
Contract Forms Due
July 10
July Challenge Cup
TBD
High Performance/Junior Pro Camp
August 1-5
USTA Districts
August 5-7
WOODLANDS TRIPLES FEBRUARY 2016
High Performance/Junior Pro Camp
August 8-12
Contracts Begin
September 12
Club Championship Signup Deadline
September 19
Club Championships Begin
September 26
Turkey Shoot Mixer
November 18
Junior Fair
December 4
Holiday Tennis Social
December 8
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Club News (Continued)
Woodlands Club Internal Directory
COMMITTEE BRIEFS
Board of Governors:
March 16 Meeting: New members Tom Hyndman and Scott
Weymouth welcomed. Bill discusses positive February and YTD
financial results. Mark Fasold approved as Chair of the Finance
Committee, and Chris Holdredge and Andy Altman approved as new
members of the Membership Committee. Increase in golf lesson rates
approved. Proposal to allow Recreation members to use golf practice
facilities for a fee tabled. Adjustment in membership class limits
approved via email day after meeting.
Aquatics and Fitness Committee:
January 7 Meeting: Aquatics reported group swim revenue down,
private lesson revenue up. Summer planning underway including
summer camps. Addressed comment cards. Fitness discussed addition
of motivational quotes to wall. Discussed financials. New spin bikes
ordered. Discussed class attendance and upcoming events on schedule.
Clubhouse Committee:
No meeting held in February.
Finance Committee:
March 14 Meeting: February minutes approved. Elected Mark Fasold as
Chair to replace Tom Hyndman. Controller recapped February’s
favorable results, noting savings in utilities as a significant driver. GM
reminded committee that final decision on driving range is needed
soon. He will provide an exact timeline on decision deadline by the
Board. Closed with discussion on membership Bylaws, focusing on
what to do with vacated memberships in the Social Golf category.
Front Desk
Front Office Fax
Dining Room
Fitness Center
Golf Pro Shop
Tennis Pro Shop
Bill Robinson
Mary Anne MacArthur
Jay Stone
Controller
Deanna Pelletier
Accounting Assistant
Theresa Novicky
Accounting Assistant
Beth Streeter
Director of Aquatics
Sheilla Bernier
Aquatics Assistant
Lynn Dunn
Childcare Provider
Damian Dow
Director of Fitness
Stephanie Brown
Executive Chef
Dave Moran
Dining Room Manager
207.781.3104
207.781.5226
207.781.3104 Ext.164
207.781.3104 Ext. 110
207.781.2890
207.781.2922
General Manager
Ext. 101
[email protected]
Membership
Ext. 102
[email protected]
Accounting
Ext. 152
[email protected]
Ext. 122
[email protected]
Ext. 117
[email protected]
Aquatics
Ext. 112
[email protected]
Ext. 116
[email protected]
Childcare
Ext. 120
Fitness
Ext. 149
[email protected]
Food and Beverage
Ext. 107
[email protected]
Ext. 105
Functions
Ext. 124
Golf Committee:
No meeting held in February.
Green Committee:
No meeting held in February.
HR Committee:
No meeting held in February.
Membership Committee:
March 1 Meeting: Motion to approve Chris Holdredge and Andy
Altman as members of Committee term ending 12/31/18 pending
Board approval. Brief discussion on the Board’s decision to cap the
Social Golf class. Discussed Annual Meeting presentation and
Committee Cocktail Party; Wednesday, March 23 5:30PM–7:30PM.
Finalized Spring Fever Reliever details along with advertising plan in
which to market this full golf campaign.
Tennis Committee:
February 10 Meeting: Reviewed financials, revenue down for month.
Reported in on upcoming events. Discussed the court cleaning and
who would be best suited for doing it. Seadogs clinic reviewed.
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[email protected]
Toni Marie Nappi
Event and Sales Manager
[email protected]
General and Administrative
Elizabeth Fox
Ext. 100
Receptionist
[email protected]
Brittany Bartlett
Ext. 104
Member Comm. Specialist
[email protected]
Golf
Doug Van Wickler
Ext. 126
Director of Golf
[email protected]
Golf Shop
Ext. 119
[email protected]
Greens and Grounds
Ryan Minzner
207.781.9954
Superintendent
[email protected]
Housekeeping
Karen Hadley
Ext. 111
Housekeeping Supervisor
Maintenance
Scott Crepeau
Ext. 128
Facilities Director
[email protected]
Tennis
Harvey McCartney
Ext. 113
Director of Tennis
[email protected]
Jon Parry
Ext. 133
Head Pro
[email protected]
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Permit No. 376
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FALMOUTH, ME 04105-1153
207.781.3104 | WWW.THEWOODLANDS.ORG
04/16
Committee Rosters
Board of Governors
Christopher Miles
President
Rich Emerson
Vice President
Mark Fasold
Treasurer
Judy Beressi
Clerk
Lin Austin
Tom Hyndman
Katherine O’Grady
Laura Sosnowski
Scott Weymouth
AQUATICS/FITNESS
COMMITTEE
Katie VerLee-Chair
Steve Abeles
Jane Bopp
Melissa Christie
Steve Hendry
Joe Walden
Laura Sosnowski-Board Liaison
CLUBHOUSE COMMITTEE
Lois Lengyel-Chair
Mary Jo Cross
Ken Porter
Bill Shain
Judy Beressi-Board Liaison
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Mark Fasold-Chair/Board Liaison
Bill Becker
Odette Thurston
Gordon Hamlin
Marie Leavitt
Christopher Miles-Board Liaison
Rich Emerson-Board Liason
GOLF COMMITTEE
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
Paul White-Chair
Curt Jordan
Mike Ryan
Walter Wallace
Pam Wichroski
Andy York
Scott Weymouth-Board Liason
Gordon Chibroski-Chair
Andy Altman
Chris Holdredge
Don Oakes
Paula Silsby
Tom Hyndman-Board Liaison
GREEN COMMITTEE
Peter Fendler-Chair
Christie DeMichael
Judith Goodrich
Charlie Hahn
Barry Lundquist
Terri Messer
Meredith Rousseau
Matt Chin-Chair
Stuart Carter
Roxane Cole
Dale Lalone
David Kelley
Don Neidetcher
Lin Austin-Board Liason
HUMAN RESOURCE
COMMITTEE
Judy Beressi-Chair/Board Liaison
Ella Brown
Eric Uhl
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
TENNIS COMMITTEE
Allen Bruce-Chair
Bob Epstein
Kristy Gorsuch
Dave McClees
Lori Poulin
Christie Rana
Kathi O’Grady-Board Liaison