arrows newsletter july 2015

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MembershipPlease join me in welcoming our

newest Arrowhead Club Members

If you know anyone who may be interested in joining Arrowhead

Country Club there are spaces still available in the Introductory

Membership program. For more information please contact our

Membership Director, Elise Campbell at (909) 882-1735 x230

or email her at [email protected]

/PlayAtArrowheadCountryClub

@ArrowheadCCGolf

Christopher Warner – Introductory

Angela Misenheimer – Sports & Social

JC Bates – Introductory

David Diener – Introductory

Randy Bishop Sr. – Introductory

Paul Harp – Sports & Social

Evan Fuller – Sports & Social

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Arrowhead Country Club Newsletter

Roger Work - President

July 2015July 20153433 Parks ide dr san Bernardino, Ca 92404 (909)882- 1735

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Arrowhead Women’s Golf Association

ACC BOARD MEMBERS & APPOINTEES

Roger Work, PresidentKen Williams, Vice President

Mike Long, SecretaryMike Mugg, Club Attorney

BOARD ORGANIZATIONScott Beard – 1st Year Pool

Eve Clayton – 1st YearBudget & Finance, Women’s Golf

Karl Doerner – 2nd YearGolf Shop

Bernie Kersey – 2nd YearMembership, Orientation, Skeet

Monty Maples – 3rd YearHandicap, Energy & Resource, Tennis

Bob Martin – 1st YearGolf Tournaments, Junior Golf,

Men’s InvitationalMerrily Roesch – 3rd Year

House, Special, PublicityKen Williams – 3rd Year

Greens

STAFF MEMBERSWayne Austin -

General ManagerSergio Victorio -

Food and Beverage ManagerRachele Rechou - Chef DeCuisine

Alan Briggs - PGA Head Golf Professional

Elise Campbell - Membership Director

Tisha Cable - Office ManagerDan Holmes -

Course SuperintendentScott Smith -

Tennis Pro

NUMBERSArrowhead Country Club

(909) 882-1735Fax-(909) 882-7262

Pro Shop-(909) 882-1638Office email-

[email protected] Shop email -

[email protected]:

www.arrowheadcc.org

Organized ladies’ activites came to a close for the 2014-15 year with PLAY DAY on June 18. Great fun was had with “crazy” play activities. Following golf, awards for the year were presented to the following ladies:

Following the award pre-sentation the AWGA board members for 2015-16 were officially installed. Regular Thursday ladies’ activities

will resume on September 3, Putts and Platters, 8:30

a.m. shotgun followed by a General Meeting.

Have a great summer ladies!!

Ladies’ Club Champion- Eve Clayton -

Ladies’ Senior Champion- Judy Graves -

Most Improved Player for 2014-15

- Denise Work -Putter of the Year

- Eve Clayton -Most Birdies

- Denise Work -Most Net Eagles

- Nancy Hedding & Susan Smith (tie) -Dixon Winners- Ann Doty &

Miyako Fletcher -

Most Recent Platter Winner- Gina Schelin -

US Open Mixer UpdateCongratulations to all our winners!

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1st

John Ford & Kevin Mink

2nd

Leo Tarin & Ronald Fante

3rd

Curt Jure & Matthew Daniels

Randy Smith & Paul Sebree

4thWayne Reid &

Jesus Paez

5thTed Fike &

Mike Campbell

6thDoc Hildebrant

& Jerry Hedding

7th

Upcoming Men’s Tournaments: British Open Mixer: Saturday, July 18th - PGA Mixer: Saturday, August 15th - Men’s Hole-n-One Tournament: September 26th

Congratulations to

Vicki Armstrong for her

Hole-in-One in Ko Olina,

Hawaii!

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July 2015

Dan HolmesGreenway Golf Superintendent

Arrowhead Country Club

Summer is now upon us and with the rising

temperatures and extend-ed daylight, we will be-gin to see more stresses on our irrigation system. In order to prepare for the summer months, we completed auditing all of our sprinkler heads in or-der to ensure that they are working properly. While we do our best to ensure that our pumps are work-ing as well as possible, it is important to remember that no irrigation system is 100 percent efficient. As the heat of the summer approaches we will begin

to see the inefficiencies of our older irrigation system. In order to im-prove the efficiency we will prune any low-hang-ing tree branches, as well as hand water and place small sprinklers through-out the course to help combat any dry areas.

In order to help prepare

our tees, fairways and ap-proaches for the summer, we began core aerfication on June 15th. We will clean-up the cores on the tees and approaches and they will be top-dressed with sand. The fairway

cores will be allowed to dry and then will be dragged back in. While fairway aerification can be frustrating for golfers, it is an important process to help with water infil-tration and overall root and plant health. We will schedule this renovation process as best as we can to cause the least amount of impact to play as pos-sible. Our goal will be to only have two fairways ae-rified at a time.

Thank you for your pa-

tience as we complete this integral process.

Greetings from

Your golf course maintenance staff


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5-8:30 pm Jr. Adult Tennis

ACC @ Glendora 1pm

DinnerTaco Bar Buffet

5-8:30 pm

ACC @ Red Hill 1pm

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Wine Tasting 6 pmJr. Tennis

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ACC Alligators vs. Victoria

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- Lunch, Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 am to 2:30 pm(Unless marked on the calendar) 11am - 2:30 pm

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Prime Rib & Fresh Fish Special 5-8:30 pm High School

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Club ChampionshipsDinner

Prime Rib & Fresh Fish Jack & Jill 5:30pm 9Holes

Wine Tasting 6:00 pmFree Jr. Tennis

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September

The last page of Westway’s magazine, which one re-

ceives through the Automobile Club, is a wonderful historical piece. It is basically what I try to achieve here in my monthly efforts. This Arrows issue espe-cially mimics their format, i.e., a photo, then captions and/or narrative in order to enhance the nostalgia of the image. Hav-ing said that I would like to pick up where we started from in last month’s article with the aeri-al view of Arrowhead Country Club from late 1947. I started to do that last month but I got caught up in my pout about us soon becoming guests in our own house, or émigrés at other clubs like the Russian expatri-ates in the last few episodes of Downton Abby. Okay I’ll stop whining. I promise.

The 1947 clubhouse is the

first clubhouse built on this site. We are now occupying the second clubhouse, or the 1966 clubhouse. Arrowhead was not meant to be the subject of the photo and it is therefore off in the distance and located indis-tinctly in the top quarter of the original picture. One almost has to know what they’re looking

for in order to derive any bene-fit from the view. I mentioned last month a friend of mine say-ing “I could stare for hours at a photo like this.” Well, he hap-pens to be a native of San Ber-nardino which heightens one’s interest. The ultimate benefit in regards to viewing the photo is derived from being a native and also an Arrowhead member, and especially a member since be-fore this photo was taken.....and of course one must be old. In looking through one of our re-cent rosters none of our current members had joined when this picture was taken but some of them are 2nd or 3rd generation members and they would there-fore be familiar with some of the features identified in the image.

The photo, which was shot from the east looking west, shows the 1947 clubhouse un-der construction and the en-virons around the clubhouse being cleared for landscaping. The swimming pool had been completed well ahead of the clubhouse and is just barely vis-ible above the clubhouse. The photo is so aligned as to have us sighting right down 36th street but 34th street is also well de-fined and both streets terminate at the golf course. As we contin-ue to look to the left (south) we can see that Marshall Blvd. just keeps right on going through the course across Valencia until it hits the wash. Very well de-marcated is the circular lay-out

of Fairmount Dr. and Maywood cul-de-sac north of the golf course.

The photo doesn’t show the

activity in the swimming pool, which I had just mentioned in the preceding paragraph, but I can tell you from experience that it was populated. I was swimming in that pool before the picture was shot and I can remember the stacks of lumber alongside the pool as they were preparing for the start of the clubhouse construction.

As you look to the west

above the clubhouse you cross Parkside, then Waterman, and keep going across vacant fields to a new track of homes which stands out on Lugo Ave. just one block this side of Sierra Way. That track was built in 1947. My dad was the painting contractor for the developer and we had just moved in to one of those brand new homes and I could now ride my bicycle to the course. I definitely remem-ber being able to look east from my house across the chaparral type growth all the way to the Eucalyptus growing along Va-lencia.


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Did you KnowB y To m S e l f

1947Aerial Photo

Part two


July 2015

Pierre Ferland

Office:909.888.4802Fax:909.888.8982

Contractors License #901067E-Mail: [email protected]

275 South G StreetSan Bernardino, CA. 92410

Tennis this month

3433 Parkside DriveSan Bernardino, CA 92404

NUMBERSArrowhead Country Club

(909)882-1735Fax

(909)882-7262Pro Shop

(909)882-1638Office email

[email protected] Shop email

[email protected]:

www.arrowheadcc.orgFacebook:

/PlayAtArrowheadCountryClubTwitter:

@ArrowheadCCGolf

Junior tennis clinics Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur. From 4:30-6:00 pm

Cost is $8.00 per player.

High School & VarsitySaturday, 11:00-12:30 PM Cost is $8.00 per player.

Adult clinic6:00-7:15 PM Wednesday,

Cost varies on the number of participants.Please contact Scott before coming

Please go to www.scottsmithtennis.com for more info

Free Junior tennis clinic2nd & 4th Friday. 4:00-5:00 PM,

Must RSVP Scott by 5:00 PM Wednesday of that week.

Free Adult tennis clinic4th Friday 5:00-6:00 PM Must RSVP Scott by 5:00 PM

Wednesday of that week.

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