The Voice

of Talbot Country Club Easton, MD Founded in 1910 June 2011

Please join the fun for a delightful evening of COCKTAILS, DINNER & BRIDGE

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Dinner & Bridge Reservations Kathy Orme (410-822-7353)

President’s Letter We are now in our summer season… the pool is open and ready for action, even though Mother Nature has not provided us much summer-like weather. The golf course is in great condition. Guy and his staff have been doing everything possible to grow in the 15th fairway since it was sprigged with the Patriot Bermuda in May. Depending on the weather, the fairway should be grown in by July. We have many exciting events in June, starting with our New Member Party on June 3rd from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Please come out and put a name with the new faces you are seeing around the Club. Our Seafood Ex-travaganza will be held on June 11th and the Orpheus Dinner Concert (a Passport Eligible Event) on June 17th. We also have dinner service every Sunday in June from 5-8 p.m. With this all taking place, you better leave some time for golf, as June is full of great events, starting with a Member/Member Tournament on June 4th and the Mixed Member Guest on June 5th. The Men’s Member/Guest is June 9th to June 11th, June 17th is a Nine and Dine and the 26th is a Guys & Gals. As you can see, it is a busy month. In addition to the great dining, entertainment and golfing events, we also have many pool and tennis activi-ties, including our new Swim Team and Tennis Clinics and Camps. The children of the Club will be having the time of their lives at our great summer camps. Please remember to slow down when entering and leaving the Club to ensure everyone’s safety, especially that of the children. As we are halfway through the Club’s fiscal year, we continue to remain slightly ahead of plan. Thank you to Mr. Wyles and all the Department Heads for doing a great job of controlling costs and our membership com-mittee for bringing in new members to Talbot Country Club. I also want to thank you, the members of Talbot Country Club. The support from the members over the past 2 years has been tremendous, but we cannot stop now. As you can see in the Membership report, we have space available in every one of our membership classes. Please continue asking your friends that have or have not previously thought about joining TCC to at least come out and meet Chris and tour our great Club. As always, please use the newly updated website for TCC at www.talbotcc.com for the most up to date infor-mation about TCC. Butch Townsend President

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Membership Report

New Members Mr. & Mrs. James A. Cooper Jr. (Jean) FS PO Box 148 St. Michaels, MD 21663 410-745-5040 Proposer: Brent Raughley Seconder Joel Every

Mr. & Mrs. John Briggs (Leslie) FS 28295 Widgeon Terrace Easton, MD 21601 410-770-3881 Proposer: Jack Bishop Seconder: Todd Bishop

Mr. Philip O’Neil III J 23848 Mt. Pleasant Landing St. Michaels, MD 21663 443-786-7914 Proposer: Lisa Townsend Seconder: Buck Horsey Mr. & Mrs. Donald Rippert (Annette) FS 10221 Akhtamar Drive Great Falls, VA 22066 703-759-0922 6068 Westland Road Easton, MD 21601 410-822-2720 Proposer: Alex Mandl Seconder: Cliff Meredith

Reinstatement Dr. & Mrs. A. Gibson Packard (Mary Frances) S 7040 Old Schoolhouse Lane Easton, MD 21601 (410) 770-3767

30-Day Posting Mr. & Mrs. Todd Vecchio (Rachel) FS 3824 N. Oakland Street Arlington, VA 22207 703-276-1266 Proposer: Darrin Lipscomb Seconder: Mark Jules

Class Changes Mr. & Mrs. Jon Fox (Terri) FS to S

Resignations Mr. & Mrs. Michael Tappan (Irina) S

Membership By Class (May 31, 2011) Current Maximum Full Senior 340 425 Social 120 145 Junior 19 30 Sustained 3 10 Century Plus 17 No Limit Honorary 3 No Limit Total 502 610 +

Debbie Lipscomb Dianne Miller Membership Committee Co-Chairs

2nd Annual “Rally For the Cure Hole Sponsorships Available!! Wednesday, June 15th

Sponsor a hole for this great cause for $100! (Greater amounts accepted, of course) For every contribution of $100 or more, your name, business name or corporate sponsor-ship will be recognized by a placard on a hole in recognition of your donation. For more information on participating as a Hole Sponsor, please contact Carolyn Butler at 410-833-9864. You may also reach her at cbatoaks@yahoo.com.

Important Club Reminders…..

• Alcohol consumed on Club grounds must be purchased from the Grille Room Bar, Pool Snack Bar or Beverage Cart.

• Members should at no time enter employee areas. These areas in-clude behind the Grille Room Bar, behind the cooking line of the kitchen and the downstairs prep kitchen.

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From the General Manager…. As June rolls in, I hope you will help me welcome back our summer staff that will be creating memorable mo-ments for the 2011 season. With all Club areas in full swing, June will keep you busy with TCC activities. Please make the Club your first choice when deciding where to spend your time this summer.

Please come join us to meet some of the Club’s new members. The New Members Party will be held on Fri-day, June 3rd from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. We will have hors d’Oeuvres for all of you to enjoy. New members will receive complimentary hors d’Oeuvres and beverages. There will be Live Music from Justin, our wonder-ful local guitarist and singer. Please call the Club’s front desk to make your reservations. $10.00++ per per-son. Our Golf Professional, Marc Kimminau, will be having a spring sidewalk sale outside the Pro Shop as well. Come out and check out all of the new fashions.

Come join our Seafood Extravaganza on Saturday, June 11th. Cocktails and hors d’Oeuvres will be served at 6:00 p.m. We will be offering an array of seafood for you to enjoy. An extravagant dinner buffet will follow the cocktail hour. If you do not eat seafood…don’t worry, we will have items to tempt your pallet as well. Please call the front desk to make reservations. $49.00 ++ per person

The Orpheus Dinner and Concert is back on Saturday, June 18th. Reservations are filling up fast for America’s Oldest Singing Group. Coming from Philadelphia, the group has a rich history and camaraderie that you do not want to miss. TCC hosted this event in 2009 and it was a sellout! Cocktails and hors d’Oeuvres will begin at 6:00 p.m. Dinner will follow and then you can sit back, relax and enjoy the show. $49.00++ per person.

The Pool Team has put together a new event for 2011: Family Bingo Night, scheduled for June 18th. Come join us at the pool for a fun night of games and friends. The fun will begin at 4:00 p.m. Check out the pool information boards for future details.

On Friday, June 24th, we will host a tennis “Margarita Mixer” starting at 5:30 p.m. Come over to the courts for a fun evening of cocktails and tennis. All skill levels are welcome. The casual format lends itself to accom-modating men and women for a wonderful evening of fun. And remember…every Friday, all summer long we have a DJ providing LIVE ENTERTAINMENT. Please sign up at the tennis courts.

Many new programs are available for 2011 for the tennis program and the pool. There is something for juniors and adults. Please take a moment to visit the website to get the registration forms. Activities include junior tennis camp, adult and junior weekly tennis clinics with our new tennis professional staff, other fun tennis events and the Club’s Swim Team. Please make sure you register, as we need participation for these events to be successful now and into the future.

If you are interested in the 2011 tennis program, please call Chris Wyles or check out the Club’s website, www.talbotcc.com for more details. The Pool and Tennis Committee has taken your feedback and is offering a variety of events, clinics and private lessons that have been requested. Try a weekly stroke clinic to enhance your game or sign your child or grandchild up for a weekly junior clinic or a junior tennis camp. Dave Mar-shall, head coach at Washington College, will be administering the Talbot Country Club Tennis Program for 2011. I am excited to see you out on the courts.

The July 4th Pool Party is always a TCC favorite. Come enjoy a day in the sun with the family. We will be making snow cones and the popcorn machine will be popping. A waterslide will be provided from 12:00 noon to 4:00 p.m. The barbecue grills will create that wonderful summer aroma that fills the air. Sign up at the pool or at the Club’s front desk.

I look forward to seeing you at the Club soon.

Respectfully,

Christopher S. Wyles General Manager

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Notes from the Short Grass Marc Kimminau, PGA Professional Summer is in full swing and the course is busy with many members enjoying Talbot Country Club. We have many exciting events scheduled, so please keep an eye on the calendar, our website and our ForeTees site. Did you know that you may now get specific information about any golf events on ForeTees? You may also sign up for tournaments on ForeTees and even send an email right to your fellow members.

Friday, June 3rd is our first annual summer sidewalk sale. We will offer a putting contest, live music by Justin, great deals and outdoor snacks and beverages. Do not miss this great evening of fun and live music with great deals!

Saturday, June 4th is our Member-Member Breakfast Tournament. This 9am shotgun will offer breakfast and lunch, included for a package price of $25 per person for both. Teams may be comprised of two men, two women or mixed. However, there must be 6 teams per division to offer separate flights. Otherwise, you will compete against the other teams in the appropriate flight.

In early June, will be our Mixed Member/Guest. This event will host a Hawaiian Luau theme and will be Sun-day, June 5th with a 1:30 p.m. shotgun. Invite another couple to join you for great camaraderie. Get your grass skirts, your camp shirt and get ready for a great day of fun.

Our next major event will be our Men’s Member/Guest tournament. This year’s Member/Guest has been moved ahead for better weather and course conditions. We are very excited to have the mobile pro shop from Titleist this year as our gift for all participants. This will allow each tournament participant to select the Titleist product of his choice. Also, for Thursday, June 9th non-tournament participants may take part in the mobile pro shop. This special pricing will occur for one day only.

Please remember to check into the pro shop every time before you play. All play MUST begin on hole number 1, unless the pro shop approves otherwise. UPCOMING GOLF EVENTS

PRO SHOP SIDEWALK SALE –Live entertainment by Justin, Putting Contest, Drink Specials, Deep Dis-counts, and great fun! Friday, June 3rd

MEMBER-MEMBER, Saturday June 4th 9 a.m. Shotgun

MIXED MEMBER-GUEST, Sunday, June 5th 1:30 p.m. Shotgun

18 TWGA Host TMG, Tuesday, June 7th 9:00 a.m. Shotgun

MEN’S MEMBER GUEST – NEW DATE - June 9th, 10th & 11th

HOME MISGA – Tuesday, June 14th 9:00 a.m. Shotgun

NINE & DINE, Friday, June 17th – 4:30 p.m. Shotgun

DEMO DAY #2 – Saturday, June 25th 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

SHELDON BLADES SR. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Saturday AND Sunday, June 18th & 19th Ages 50 and over

GROSS DIVISION – Senior Club Champion – 36 holes, stroke play- Blue tees NET DIVISON – 36 hole, stroke play – White tees

SUPER SENIOR NET DIVISION – 70 + Years 36 Stroke Play, White/Red/White tees

GUYS & GALS - Sunday, June 26th 1:30 p.m. Shotgun

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JUNE PRO SHOP HOURS

Monday 9 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Tuesday – Sunday 7 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

The Range will close at 6:30 p.m. on Thursdays and Sundays for clean pick. INSTRUCTION OPPORTUNITIES

Ladies Short Game Clinic Tuesday, June 14th 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Cost $85 Ladies 9-Hole Playing Clinic Tuesday, July 5th 3 – 5:30 p.m. Cost $80 PRO AM OPPORTUNITIES

Would you like to travel with three friends and one of the TCC professionals? We continuously get Pro-Am op-portunities sent us. How do these venues sound?

Southwest Ireland Pro-Am, October 1 – 8, 2011

TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra, Florida, December 2 – 6, 2011

Monterey Bay, Including Pebble Beach Golf Links, January 4 – 8, 2012

For more information contact the TCC Professional staff. Junior Corner We are pleased to report that the Friday Junior Clinic has continued to grow week after week. This gets us excited, because we know that our Junior Program is growing. With summer quickly approaching, it’s time to get the jun-iors signed up for all of the instructional programs. Just a reminder, the Friday Junior Clinic ended in May and the next Friday clinic is Fun Fridays beginning June 17th.

June Junior Clinics:

1 Day Junior Golf School Fun Fridays will begin on June 17th and run through August 24th June 28th Ages 12-17 10:30-11:30 a.m. Ages 7-12 Ages 7-11 12:30-1:30 p.m. 9:15 a.m. -1:15 p.m. No Clinics - July 8th & 22nd and August 5th & 12th

New this year is TOUR SCHOOL… This is an opportunity for the Advanced Junior golfers, ages 8-15, to work on their game with supervised lessons from the professional staff. Each series will cover a specific aspect of their game to make them a better golfer. The cost of these lessons is $30 for golfing members and $45 for Social Members. The first session is June 18th and will cover Full Swing and will have Video Analysis. The session runs from 3:00 – 4:30 p.m.

We just want to take this time to thank all of the parents who make our Junior Program possible. Without your support and help, we would not have the turnout that we continue to have. It is important with these upcoming events, that the age limits are followed. These are put in place so that we can provide the best learning environ-ment for our junior golfers. If you have a child that does not meet the age requirement, private lessons and private clinics are available. Thank you again, parents, for making our Junior Program possible. Nick & Kevin

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Greens and Grounds The month of May has been ideal from the perspective of the greens and grounds crew. Fairway and green maintenance have been carried out on schedule. As golfers have noticed, the planned renovation of the fifteenth fairway has begun with the eradication of the old turf in preparation for sprigging with Patriot Bermuda. Weather permitting, the fifteenth fairway is expected to be playable, but not perfect, in time for the Men’s Member /Guest tournament in June.

The area near the pump house has become increasingly attractive. Ornamental grasses have been planted to obscure large pipes and the flowers in the landscaped sign area are in bloom. The grassy area in front of the sign area is receiving attention and will fill in as the season progresses. A nicely designed driveway to the pump house has enhanced the appearance of the entire area.

Further improvements have included the replacement of the weathered Talbot Country Club sign at the en-trance to the road into the Club and the planting of six trees in various areas on the course. The ongoing pro-ject of cart path repair will continue this year as funding permits.

Many thanks are in order for the members who have planted lovely gardens and planters at the club. Betty Jean Wheeler has overseen the planting of the garden behind the first tee and the flowers by the front entrance to the clubhouse. The members who planted the following are: Tee Gardens Number ONE--Virginia Oertel, TWO--Mary Riedlin, THREE—Jim and J.P. Lewis, FOUR—Mary Doetzer and Fred Endy, FIVE—Judy Madole, SIX—Yvonne Wilson and Barb Wheeler, SEVEN—Gail Jones and Trish Reynolds, EIGHT—Lil Cornett , Diane Blair and JoAnne O’Reilly, NINE—Elizabeth Hutchinson and Connie Wallace, TEN—Julie Wojcik and Mary Holston, ELEVEN—Jinny Monteith, in memory of Dick Hughes, TWELVE—Pat Lewers and Bobbie Seger, THIRTEEN—Tobey Frederick, FOURTEEN—Nancie Buscher, FIFTEEN—Lorraine and Mike Kelly, SIXTEEN—Nancy Collins and Jan Gnospelius, SEVENTEEN—Pam Epprecht, EIGHTEEN—Fran Every, PRO SHOP PLANTERS—Joyce Doehler. Nice work everyone.

Jim Lewis, Co-Chair Andy Crouch, Co-Chair

Pool Committee

The 2011 pool season is here! Please come out to the pool and to the courts and see all of the new programs we have to offer. For the children, there will be formal swim lessons, tennis clinics and tennis camps. There are still some openings in a few of the camp weeks. Our camp director, Emily Cranwell, has exciting new things planned for the campers this summer. Each week campers will enjoy tennis, golf and swim instruction along with the usual fun activities.

We are excited to welcome our tennis professional, Dave Marshall, and his staff toTalbot Country Club. They will be available for private lessons by appointment and will also be at the club to hit with and instruct mem-bers on Fridays from 3 to 7 p.m. They will be running weekly clinics. If your game is rusty, or if you are a be-ginner, look for clinics just for you! Our first tennis mixer of the season, the Margarita Mixer, is on June 24th starting at 5:30 p.m.

I am looking forward to another great summer!

Julie O’Donnell Pool Committee Chair

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Golf Committee Great events are coming up in June; please check the Club calendar for all of the activities.

The Men’s Member/Guest is scheduled for June 9, 10 and 11. We currently have 36 teams signed up, which makes six flights. Presently, new team sign-ups will be added to a waiting list until we have six additional teams and a new flight can be created. Please let the Pro Shop staff know soon if you are interested. The SEA-FOOD EXTRAVANZA on Saturday evening is a great event for golfers and wives and is not to be missed.

Be sure to check out the redesigned Club website, which has great information on everything related to TCC golf, such as Men’s, Ladies and Junior leagues and programs, information on lessons and instruction, course and pro shop hours, important rules and regulations, etc.,etc.,etc. You can use the Club website to post scores and verify handicaps as well. Of course, the website also includes great information on all of the other areas of the Club. Check it out!

ForeTees, which is our new online member tee time management system, is a big hit. If you have not yet tried booking a tee time online, please try it. You can use ForeTees to sign up for our golf events as well. ForeTees is accessed through the TCC website and it is very easy to use. Marc and his staff are available to offer a quick tour of the system and get you up and running.

Juniors, check out the new Junior Golf Ladder which will give you an opportunity to play regular matches with the other junior golfers at Talbot Country Club. Initially, the juniors will be seeded by their handicap at the beginning of the season. After that, juniors will be able to challenge players higher on the ladder, and if you win, you move up. The Ladder standings will be displayed on the Junior Golf Ladder board in the Pro Shop. The season begins when Talbot County Schools close for the summer. Check the Club website for more de-tails or call the Pro Shop.

For those of you that fix your ball marks… thank you, thank you, thank you.

For those of you that do not fix your ball marks… please, please, please, please, please fix your ball marks. Thank you.

Don’t forget about the opportunity to bring guests without paying a greens fee on Tuesdays and Thursdays af-ter 2 p.m. during June. This is a great way to introduce a friend or prospective member to the Club. Cart fees do apply unless you walk the course. “Some golfers lie awake at night And brood on what went wrong; I'd rather think of what went right. It doesn't take as long.” - a poem by Dick Emmons Please contact your Golf Committee if you have suggestions for improving the golfing experience at TCC.

Rick Heaton , Karl Knade, Jerry Wilcoxon, Pam Epprecht, Dianne Miller, Fritz Riedlin, Gene Katz, Hugh O’Donnell and Ralph Cruikshank.

In Memoriam

The Tuesday Men’s Golf Group recently made a donation for a planting in the Club’s Memorial Garden in memory of Dick Hughes.

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THINK PINK - IT’S RALLY TIME!! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15th - DRESS IN PINK- WEAR PINK JEWELRY - VIE FOR THE BEST IN PINK PRIZE!!

We have planned a nine-hole event, followed by a lunch, raffles and prizes. Help us support breast cancer research. The entry fee is $20. Sign up sheet in the Ladies Locker Room. Great fun is promised for all!

Results: April 20th - ABCD 1st Barbara Sheridan, Margaret Riehl, Pam Epprecht, Fran Every 2nd Shirley Hepler, Bonnie Richards, Pat Casgar, Pat Moore 3rd Jinny Monteith, Joan Frey, Nancy Shuck, Debbie Hayes

April 27th 1st Doris Hughes, Bonnie Richards, Nancy Shuck, Mary Lou Peters 2nd Jinny Monteith, Susan Schaeffer, Pat Moore, Fran Every 3rd Susan Segal, Joan Frey, Pam Epprecht, Joan Hahn Fewest Putts Joan Frey 17 and Marge Rue 17

May 11th - Match Play 2 vs. 2 ∗ Mary Lou Peters & Fran Every defeated Diane Blair & Dot Frenz, 3 and 2 ∗ Jinny Monteith & Pam Epprecht tied Elizabeth Hutchinson & Sandy Pudifin ∗ Susan Segal & Joan Hahn defeated Peggy Richardson & Susan Schaeffer, 3 and 1 ∗ Pat Keller & Myrna Darragh defeated Doris Hughes & Pat Moore, 2 and 1 ∗ Barbara Sheridan & Debbie Hayes defeated Jeanne Everngam & Marilyn Dietz, 4 and 3 ∗ Marge Rue & Margaret Riehl defeated Joan Frey & Pat Casgar , 3 and 1

May 17th – Member Member 1st (47) Peggy Richardson, Polly Watts, Barbara Sheridan, Kristine Cruikshank 2nd (47) Bonnie Richards, Connie Wallace, Mary Lou Peters, Rose Marie Bowles Longest Drive JP Lewis Closest to the Line Virginia Oertel

Many thanks go to Jinny Monteith and Debbie Hayes for planning the beautiful tables, the great lunch and a fun format. The weather threw them a curve ball and they handled it very well.

Margaret Riehl, Publicity

The Nine-Hole Member-Guest Invitation "The 9-hole ladies are going wild September 13-14, 2011." Or, at least, we are going on safari! On September 14th, the Niners will celebrate their annual Member-Guest Tournament, “Going for the Big Game – a Golf Safari” with a day of fun, course surprises and golf. The big event will be preceded by an evening cocktail party at the home of Pat & Tim Casgar where the food will set the mood for the African theme of the tournament.

It’s time to choose your guest, warm up those strokes with our pro staffs’ lessons over the summer months and practice. Any one of our participants can win the prizes – with a few good strokes and some golfer’s luck! Your co-chairs, Mary Lou Peters and Sandy Pudifin, are already busy finding imaginative, “wild” gifts for the winners. We can make better choices for all aspects of the event if we know that YOU are coming. The numbers that sign up determine the amount of money that we have to spend on everything. A full field of participants – 36 twosomes – will make the “hunting” fun for all!

Following is a sign-up sheet with all information that we need. Please take a moment to fill it out now. You will each be receiving attractive Safari themed “save the date” cards to send to your guests. Please join us, Mary Lou and Sandy.

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Going for the Big Game – A Golf Safari!

9-HOLE TWGA MEMBER-GUEST TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION FORM Wednesday, September 14, 2011

8:15 a.m. Registration & Continental Breakfast 9:15 a.m. Shotgun Start

Entry Fee: $95 per twosome

Cocktail Party at the Home of Pat and Tim Casgar Tuesday September 13th- 5:30-7:30 p.m.

RSVP to Pat Casgar 410-819-6655

Your check is your reservation. Please return this portion of the form with check payable to: “9-Hole TWGA” to: Sandy Pudifin, 4697 World Farm Road, Oxford, MD 21654.

Member Name: _____________________ Guest Name: __________________________

Guest Club: _____________________

Paired with: _______________________________________________

- Please note any special food requirements for member and/or guest. -

Be sure to dress your Safari Best!

Bridge News

Eighteen teams took part in the Duplicate Bridge Tournament which ended May 17th. Final Standings for the teams completing the required 15 games: A nice game with 7 tables in play took place Thursday evening May 5th, with the following results:

NORTH/SOUTH: EAST/WEST 1st Susan Horning & Inini Wilford (61.51%) 1st Clay & June Railey (63.49%)

2nd Nancy Collins & Joan Kirby (55.95%) 2nd Frank & Rita Drews (61.90%)

The next Thursday night game will take place on June 2nd. Do make reservations to dine and play by calling Kathy Orme at 410-822-7353.

Number of Average of Players’ Names Games Best 15 Games

Collins and Stoner 30 60.21 Whitlock and Wilford 26 58.06 Everngam and Jones 25 55.23

Horning and Sheridan 24 55.03 Miller and Nily 24 53.50

Hansen and Long 22 53.27 Bissell and Darragh 28 52.44

Drews and Orme 21 48.45 Brady and Schen 15 45.84

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18-TWGA

Now that the official 2011 golf season is well underway, it is time to look to sign up for the next major tourna-ment ,which will be the Two Lady tournament, scheduled for June 16th and 17th. You can sign up on line or on the poster which will be posted in the ladies locker room.

Results for April 21st, where the format was Match play against par-Net are as follows: First Place Jane DeBriyn Score-4 Up Second Place Bette Kenzie Score-Halved Par

Closest to the Pin on # 18: Ann White with 8 feet and 9 inches Birdies: Joan Heiss and Bobbie Seger Chip Ins: Lil Cornett, Bobbie Seger and Joan Heiss

Results for April 28th, where the format was 1 BB Net, 1 BB Gross (not the same ball) are as follows: 1 BB Net First Place Melissa Panebianco, Mary Riedlin and Dianne Miller Score 9 Second Place Annie Graham and Lil Cornett Score 10 Third Place Connie Wallace, Lorraine Kelly and Virginia Oertel Score 11

1BB Gross First Place Gay Nily, Mary Doetzer and Jane DeBriyn Score 13 Second Place Mary Vandervort, Iris Fricker and JP Lewis Score 14 Third Place Lindsley Smith, Ann White and Betty Fox Score 15

Closest to the Pin on # 16: Linda Raughley with 13 feet and 6 inches Chip Ins: Gay Nily and Annie Graham

The Spring Tournament which was held on May 5th and May 12th recognized five winners as follows: First Place Gail O'Brien Score 69 Second Place Mary Doetzer Score 73 Third Place Sandy Johnson Score 73 Fourth Place Lorraine Kelly Score 72 Fifth Place Shirley Gooch Score 73

Chip Ins May 5th: Yvonne Wilson and Kay Perkins Birdies May 5th: Kay Perkins and Rosemary Trippe

Chip Ins May 12th: Donna Cantor Birdies May 12th: Barbara Wheeler, Bobbie Seger and Lorraine Kelly

The results from the alternate event on May 12th, which was 1 BB Net are as follows: First Place: Donna Cantor, Gay Nily and Karen Mathis Score 60 Second Place: Connie Wallace, Nancy Collins, and Ann Croker Score 65 Third Place: Lil Cornett, Dianne Miller and Blind draw Score 65 Fourth Place: Betty Fox, Iris Fricker and Joan Heiss Score 66

Closest to the Pin on #16: Joan Heiss 18 feet and 3 inches Virginia Oertel Publicity

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June 2011

July 2011

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

9-TWGA WNL

2 Evening Bridge 18– TWGA

3 Pro Shop Sidewalk Sale & Putting Contest New Member’s Party 5:30-7:30PM

4 Member-Member Breakfast Tournament 9AM Shotgun

5 Mixed Member-Guest 1:30PM Shotgun

6 Clubhouse Closed

7 Bridge 1PM TMG Mixer with 18-TWGA 9AM

8 9-TWGA WNL

9 Men’s Member Guest

10 Men’s Member Guest

11 Men’s Member Guest Seafood Extravaganza 6PM

12 Dinner Service 5-8pm

13 Clubhouse Closed Swim Team Practice

14 Bridge 1PM MISGA Home 9AM Swim Team Practice Ladies Short Game Clinic 9AM-1PM

15 9-TWGA Rally for a Cure WNL 9-TWGA After Hours

16 18– TWGA 2-Lady Tournament

17 18– TWGA 2-Lady Tournament Nine and Dine 4:30PM Shotgun Junior Fun Friday

18 Sheldon Blades Senior Championship Jr Tour School 3-4:30PM Orpheus Dinner Concert Family Bingo Night-Pool 6PM

19 Sheldon Blades Senior Championship Dinner Service 5-8PM

20 Clubhouse Closed Camp Week 1 Swim Team Practice

21 Bridge 1PM TMG Camp Week 1 Swim Team Practice

22 9-TWGA WNL Camp Week 1

23 WPGA Tournament Camp Week 1

24 Junior Fun Fridays

Fun Friday Tennis “Margarita Mixer” 5:30PM

25 Demo Day #2 9AM-3PM

26 Guy’s & Gals 1:30PM Shotgun

27 Clubhouse Closed Swim Team Practice

28 Bridge 1PM TMG Swim Team Practice Jr Tennis Camp Ages 7-10 1-Day Jr Golf School 9:15AM-1:15PM

29 9-TWGA WNL Junior Tennis Camp Ages 7-10

30 18-TWGA 2-Lady Rain Date Junior Tennis Camp Ages 7-10 Swim Fit Boot Camp

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

Junior Fun Friday 2

3 Dinner Service 5-8PM

4 Flag Tournament July 4th Pool Party

5 Bridge 1PM TMG 9-TWGA Playing Clinic 3-5:30PM

6 9-TWGA No WNL Jr Golf Academy

7 Evening Bridge 18– TWGA President’s Cup Swim Fit Boot Camp

8 Junior Match Play

Fun Friday Tennis Mixer

9 Generations Cup

10 Dinner Service 5-8PM

11 Clubhouse Closed Camp Week 2

12 Bridge 1PM MISGA Camp Week 2

13 9-TWGA 9-TWGA After Hours WNL Camp Week 2

14 18– TWGA President’s Cup Camp Week 2 Swim Fit Boot Camp

15 18– TWGA President’s Cup Rain Date Junior Fun Friday

16 Breakfast Tournament Par 3 Junior Tour School

17 Dinner Service 5-8PM

18 Clubhouse Closed

19 Bridge 1PM TMG Junior Tennis Camp

20 9-TWGA WNL Junior Tennis Camp Ages 11-15

21 18– TWGA Swim Fit Boot Camp Junior Tennis Camp Ages 11-15

22 Fun Friday Tennis Mixer One-Day Junior Golf School

23 “No Traffic” Beach Party at the Pool

24 Guys & Gals 1:30PM Shotgun

25 Clubhouse Closed Camp Week 3

26 Bridge 1PM TMG Camp Week 3

27 9-TWGA WNL Camp Week 3

28 18– TWGA Camp Week 3

29 Nine and Dine 4:30PM Shotgun Junior Fun Friday

30 Junior Tour School

31 Dinner Service 5-8PM

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Reminders

♦ Please no jeans or jean jackets in the Clubhouse.

♦ Smoking is prohibited on the Club’s front porch at all times.

♦ Smoking is prohibited on the deck during dining hours.

♦ Smoking is permitted on the outdoor patio behind the bag drop.

“100 Holes for Hospice” TCC Members, Alex Fritzsche, Karl Knade, Ned McDonald and Andy Crouch will play

100 HOLES OF GOLF

at Talbot Country Club on Friday and Saturday, July 1st and 2nd, to benefit the Talbot Hospice Foundation.

Sponsors are needed for all 100 holes. (Donations in any amount are also welcome!)

Sponsor and donation forms are available on the TCC Pro Shop Bulletin Board, as well as online at www.talbothospice.org

For more information, please call the Hospice Foundation at 410-822-6681.