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Night with Dueling Sommeliers

Wine & EleganceA 5-Course Wine & Food Pairing

Saturday, March 2nd6:00 PM / $80

Eric VanderWerff, GM, Sommelier, will roll up his “som” sleeves challenging a fellow Sommelier in a duel with international wines vs. domestic wines. We’ll let you be the judges!

Executive Chef Eric Widmer will craft the perfect menu designed to pair and highlight the differences in each wine.

Please join us for our first one-of-a kind evening! Open to all members. Reserve early, this will surely be a sellout. Welcome Dale Haslem, club president.

March 22ndSave the Date!

Mystery Murder and Dinner to die for!

3-course plated dinner (with entertainment) $60Reserve online or call

board corner

Meet your 2019 Board of Directors

Dale Haslemclub president

Elaine Laustsenvice president

Martin Lynchsecretary

Melissa Goughtreasurer/director

Tom Careydirector

Paul Portney, Membership Chair

Welcome from La Cumbre’s 2019 Membership Committee! The members of the committee are Bill Gough, Brigitte Hesper, Hol-lie Heine, Charlene Heinz, Tracy Jenkins, Karen Lehrer, Greg Moss, Dave Prichard, Ann Richards, Nancy Werner and Russ Werner. They are already hard at work getting to know prospec-tive new members, as well as current members wishing to convert from one category (Social Clubhouse or Social Tennis, say) to another (a Regular Membership, for instance). This means they meet with each and every prospective member and spouse/sig-nificant other, read the letters written by current members who are acting as sponsors of the applicants and, in some cases, acting as sponsors themselves when applicants are new to the area and don’t know anyone at the club.

To give you a quick sense of the financial importance of the Com-mittee’s duties, initiation and transfer fees are expected to account for more than 10 percent of the club’s 2019 annual budget, and these are the monies that fund capital improvements such as clubhouse upgrades, the construction of the Tennis and Fitness Center and the wonderful improvements to pool area that were made several years ago. Last year was a banner year for the sale of equity (Regular) memberships, with 25 such memberships having been purchased,

the most in 35 years. Although it’s unlikely we can duplicate that record this coming year, we’ll certainly be trying to.

Of course, the true value of new members goes well beyond their financial impact to the club. Over time they become our golf, tennis, bridge and dining partners, our valued friends, in other words. And they bring enthusiasm and new ideas to La Cumbre from their experiences in life, including from other clubs to which they may have belonged. In short, they are the lifeblood of any first-rate club.

For that reason, every member of La Cumbre should feel that they are a part of the Membership Committee. Please encour-age friends, business associates and family members to consider membership at La Cumbre. If you know of people with a possi-ble interest, please refer them to Karen Webb, our outstanding Membership Secretary. She not only gives potential applicants a tour of our facilities and answers questions they may have, but she also shepherds them expertly through the membership process should they express interest.

The members of the committee and I look forward to working with you all in 2019!

Robert Lowesdirector director director

Christopher O’Connor Paul Portney

la cumbrelacumbrecc.orgcountry club

Glenn Carterdirector

The DivotFebruary 2019

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club newsOur beloved eucalyptus tree near the main entrance, likely planted sometime during the 1930’s or 1940’s, is coming to the end of a good life, despite our efforts to care for it. This beautiful specimen of a Eucalyptus tree in our parking lot has turned out to be another victim of the ongoing drought.

We noticed it starting to decline in the fall of 2017. At that time, we hired arborist, Duke McPherson, for inspection and consultation. He concluded it was due to the drought and the hydraulics of the tree not functioning properly. He also noted the location of the tree and its elevation to the surrounding grounds. Mr. McPherson suspected the tree had originally been grown on a mound and excavation had been done at the base to install the planter bed, or the tree had been planted in the planter after its construction. In either case, the situation was not ideal for the potential growth size of the tree and/or the heavy excavation around the tree had its effects on the root zone. We then started a program of heavy irrigation in the planter.

Last fall the tree showed more signs of stress. The arborist was brought back for an additional consultation. His suspi-cion was the feeder roots of the tree were in the base mate-rial under the asphalt. That combined with continued low rainfall, this area was just too dry to support the tree as the soil under the asphalt never received enough water. The tree now has die-back in the heavy wood.

This last consultation with the arborist on January 17, 2019 determined that the tree will never improve from its cur-rent condition or recover from the damage, and that it has turned into a liability for the club.

We will soon remove the tree and form a committee to fo-cus on future planning for that area of the parking lot, as well as the entirety of the parking lot.

membership cornerThe Board of Directors, members, and staff extend a warm welcome to our newest members.

Sponsors: Dale Haslem, Jane Atwater

Ray & Susan Harman regular Ray and Susan recently moved from San Diego to be near their daughter and family, Michelle & Chris Martinich, Social Tennis members at LCCC. Ray proudly served in the Marine Corps for 22 years, followed by a second career with the U.S. Postal Service for 18 years. Sue had a career at a local school. They were longtime members at Rancho Bernardo Country Club and excited to now be at LCCC.

Gaucho Coaches from 2 Eras Combine for a Winning Formula

This year’s UCSB Gaucho’s team (16-3 under 2nd year coach Joe Pasternack), is having its best season since La Cumbre’s own Jerry Pimm coached the team in the

1980’s and 90’s. If you can’t get to this season’s games in person, tune-in live and let Jerry Pimm and play-by-play announcer Gerry Fall describe all the excitement. The Gauchos are 11-0 at home and have an excel-lent chance of gaining a bid

into The NCAA Tourney in March. The telecasts are easy to find online; just go to ucsbgauchos.com then hit the Men’s Basketball link to watch all the games live (or the older games “on demand”). “Pimmer” does a great job as an analyst from a coaches perspective; making viewing the games even more enjoyable.


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Sarah de Tagyos won a golfing trifecta by winning the 2018 Ace of Aces competition against 12 other Ace Day winners and ties. Sarah shot a net of 73. June Brusse and Tracy Jenkins were sec-ond and third. Nancy Falberg’s low putts of 25 earned her Putting Queen of 2018. Sarah’s net 73 was also low net for the first Ace Day of 2019, and, it also qualified her for the 2019 Ace of Aces competition. Good job, Sarah! Three wins in one golf game!

WGA Chair, Annetta Patrick, and her board are hard at work planning another year of outstanding golfing events at La Cumbre for WGA members and their guests. All event signup will utilize ForeTees on the club website.

Nancy Falberg, Communications Chair

2018 Ace of Aces CompetitionJune Brusse, Sarah de Tagyos and Tracy Jenkins

women’s association

WGA Upcoming February Events

Tuesday, the 5th Ace Day, 8:30 shotgun

Thursday, the 7th Guest Day, 8:30 shotgun

Tuesday, the 12th Women’s Golf, 8:30 shotgun,

Intracity Team Play at Sandpiper

Tuesday, the 19th Women’s Golf, 8:30 shotgun

Thursday, the 21st Intracity Play Day at La Cumbre,

8:30 shotgun

Tuesday, the 26th Women’s Golf, 8:30 shotgun

Thursday, the 28th Gold Coast Team Play at

San Luis Obispo

Gross

1st 16 Pts. Sue Wilcox, Sheryl Larsen (Alisal Ranch) Wendi Hunter, Robin Cappon (Valley Club)

2nd 13 Pts. Hilary Sims, Asia Anthony (Birnam Wood GC) Hilary Chapman, Nicole McHugh (Valley Club)Net

1st 45 Pts. Candy Short, Ingrid Brandes (Birnam Wood GC) Marnie Pinsker, Gail Harling (Montecito CC)

2nd 40 Pts. Annetta Patrick, Teri Sahhar (Birnam Wood GC) Sarah deTagyos, Ingrid Shattuck (Valley Club)

3rd 39 Pts. Karen Carey, Maggie Marks (Montecito CC) Jane Atwater, Anne Hall (Birnam Wood GC)

(Tie) Nancy Falberg, Barbara Kummer (Birnam Wood GC) Chris Portney, Barbara Hill (Valley Club)

Women’s Guest DayPlayed: Thursday, January 10thFormat: 2-Ball Point-Par

Women’s Club Championship

2019 Spring Ringer Tournament

Flighted Gross & Net Prizes!!$10 Entry Fee charged to your account

March 1st thru April 30th

Sarah de Tagyos - [email protected]

Sign up online or at the golf shop

SAVE THE DATE

March 12,14 and 19 / Match Play FormatMJ Baumgartner, Chair / [email protected]


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golf newsOn Niners welcome all women golfers regardless of skill level. We meet on Friday mornings in front of the Pro Shop between 8 – 8:30 AM and usually play the back nine holes. After fin-ishing the round many will meet at the Patio Bar & Grill for a coffee and friendly conversation. New golfers interested in joining the Niners should contact Jill Winchester at [email protected] or Linda Gamble at [email protected]. The 2019 dues for the Niners’ for is $25.

Upcoming events include the first Nine & Dine of 2019, to be held Sunday, February 10 with a 2:30 PM shotgun start. The Valentine’s Day theme will be “A Love Scramble”. Deadline for sign-up is February 6th. Contact Karen Carey at [email protected] for more information.

The 2019 Ringer Tournament will begin this month. See the information posted in the ladies’ locker room. This is a fun way to keep track of your best score on each hole throughout the months that the tournament runs.

REMINDER: There are some changes to the “Rules of Golf” for 2019, all of which can be found on the USGA website. Most seem to make golf much more “user friendly”. Here is a simple one:

Taking Relief: The ball must be dropped straight down from knee height (the height of the player’s knee when in a stand-ing position). Question – Does anyone’s hand reach her knee when standing? But my favorite one follows:

Integrity: When determining a spot, point, line, area or other location under a rule, a player’s reasonable judgment will not be second guessed. Whoa! Love it!

Please send any suggestions for the next Niner Divot article to me at [email protected]. I can use all the help I can get.

Meet Linda Gambleour Chair for 2019

Men’s Upcoming Golf Events

Men’s Team Play Dates in February There will be two Saturday team play matches in the month of February. On February 9th the Saturday team will play host to North Ranch CC and on February 16th Saticoy CC will visit. Both matches will use a 9:30 AM semi-shotgun. Good luck to our Saturday team!

President’s Day 201918 Holes will be open at 8:00 AM on Monday, February 18th President’s Day.

Men’s Member-Guest Stag: Wednesday, February 20th February’s edition of the Men’s Stag will again use a 12:15 PM shotgun start with lunch served before the shotgun and dinner and awards presented after golf. There will be two flights: All-Member and Member-Guest with gross and net prizes awarded in each flight. Sign up as a foursome or notify the Golf Shop Staff additional players are needed to fill out your group. Remember, there is a 29 foursome limit. Sign up through La Cumbre’s website.

President’s Cup Golf Tournament: Saturday, March 2nd Plans are currently underway to establish the format and start time for this event in honor of La Cumbre’s 2019 President, Dale Haslem. It is safe to say that the shotgun start will take place at approximately 11:00 AM to give all an opportunity to return to the club for the President’s Party that evening. More information will be distributed as they become available.

Laguna Blanca Golf Tournament: Monday, March 4thThis is the first charity golf tournament of 2019. The golf course will be unavailable on this day however the practice range will be available after 12:00 PM.

The Niners’ are all about hav-ing fun on Friday mornings and I never miss a Nine and Dine on Sunday if I am in town. Those are always loads of fun! I joined the group al-most 3 years ago when my friend invited me out to play.

I had given up playing golf for many years to spend time with my 3 beautiful granddaughters. My skills had gotten a little rusty and I was a little nervous to get back out on the course. Joining the Niners’ was a great way to get back into the game. The ladies are warm and welcoming and very encouraging for all levels of play. It’s my privilege to serve such a great group of ladies as chair of the Niners.

Notable Accomplishments

The month of December was full of notable accomplishments for some of La Cumbre’s golfing Members, Congratulations to:

Hani Zeini for his hole-in-one on La Cumbre’s hole #7 on Wednesday, December 19th. Hani decided on a 9-Iron for the tee shot from the white tee to a front pin and struck it perfectly. This was Hani’s first ever hole-in-one.

Glen Wysel also struck a tee shot to perfection on hole #7. His hole-in-one came on Saturday, December 22nd. For his perfecto Glen chose a 7-Iron from the white tees. This was Glen’s 7th lifetime hole-in-one.

John Rydell found Saturday, December 22nd to be a memorable day as well. He will always remember it as the day he shot his age with a 72!

Finally, Bob Atwater joined the parade by acing La Cum-bre’s 7th hole on Sunday, December 23rd. Bob calibrated the distance and the wind and decided on a 6-Iron for his tee shot which was perfect! This was Bob’s 7th lifetime hole-in-one.


fitness & staff news

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Do you need to exercise?…or MOVE?!

Last month we talked about the idea of be-havioral change and the focus on habit and behavioral development as an alternative model for goal setting instead of the standard “lose 15 pounds” goal in January.

One of the primary limitations I have seen both in research and personal experience is simply the way we THINK about movement. Not only does this come in the way we goal set (i.e. behaviors versus pounds) but in the way we think about how we prepare, train and move.

It’s been shown that about 50% of the U.S. hates exercise. Twenty-five percent is indifferent and about 25% enjoy it.

The club offers massages in the Fitness Center by ap-pointment only. Please contact Jason Barnett, LMTor Sierra Bingham, LMT to schedule (805) 687-0795.

massage

Diego Garcia, LAc, MAcOM, CSCS Licensed Herbalist, AcupuncturistBy appointment: please contact the fitness center to schedule.

acupuncture

Could that be helped, perhaps if we think about it differ-ently?

What if we:1. Allow ourselves time to get to the “Action” phase of the Transtheorectical Model of Behavior Change (shown in picture)?2. Think about movement as such: a daily Movement Program or daily Training Program.

Could it be that simple? Perhaps. A movement or training program implies there is purpose, meaning and value to what we are training for. When purpose exists, goals for change having meaning, and our mental state is ready for change…good things can happen.

Contact us at the Fitness Center to Inquire about Behavioral Goal Setting.

Chris Ecklund, MA, LMT, CSCS, TPI, PES, [email protected] 805-687-0795

Michael Amador, Food & Bev-erage Manager, has resigned after 12 years to pursue other ventures. We wish Michael well.

Congratulations Janelle!Janelle Noffz has been pro-moted from Accounts Payable/ Receptionist to Accounts Re-ceivable Clerk. We are pleased to promote from within our won-derful staff.

Congratulations Elizabeth! Elizabeth Stuart is our new Ac-counts Payable Clerk/Recep-tionist, stepping into Janelle Noffz’s most recent position. Eliz-abeth moves from the Golf Shop. We are pleased to promote from within our wonderful staff.

Staff Changes


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tennis news

February 2, 9, 16, 23 Ladies’ Interclub Home Matches and Practices 9:00 & 10:30 AM

February 9, 13 Men’s Senior League Home Matches 12:00 PM

February 9 Men’s Valentine Day Doubles Championships

February 23 Pickleball Saturday 2:00 PM

Court Calendar for FebruaryFebruary Tennis February for tennis players is more optimistic than January.

The first month of the year is a busy, scheduling and recovery time. The second month you “get down to it” and it always feels good. League tennis, pickleball and tournaments invite La Cumbre’s tennis players to come out and compete in that great fresh air supplied by winter time.

Coming EventsThe Men’s Club Doubles Championship, rescheduled from a rainy January, is set for Sunday morning February 9. This com-petition takes on a Valentine’s theme with the winning pair awarded a potential heartfelt gift from the tennis shop.

Pickleball and wine continues in its Saturday afternoon time slot with play set for February 19. New players are welcome to attend.

Ladies’ Interclub and men’s senior league keep their busy Wednesday morning and afternoon schedule throughout the month.

Court ScorecardLa Cumbre Country Club ladies A2 team started off the year with an impressive 4-0 victory over visiting Cathedral Oaks. The pairs of Amy Pryor-Nanette Giordano, Toni Mochi-Shel-ley Fogg, Margie Niehaus-Kathleen McLychok, Peggy Lamb-Danielle McCaffery all won matches for La Cumbre.

The club’s rapidly improving C Team split with Cathedral Oaks 2-2. Behind wins were Crissy Prichard-Sheri Copus and Rachil Vincent-Angela Maloney.

New Pickleball Class Tuesday mornings from 10:00 – 11:00 AM Starting February 12, a pickleball class for beginners will be of-fered. Advanced sign up required. Cost $25 per person. Tennis Tip for February Run through short low balls with an abbreviated back swing. Keep the back straight, with hour legs under you, letting forward momentum supply the power.

Court Reminders for February 1. Winter weather, rain and dampness can cause the courts to be wet in the back during morning hours.

2. Pickleball equipment is available in the tennis pro shop. A regular tennis court can be adapted easily for a recreational pickleball game.

3. Some great tennis apparel Valentine’s gift ideas are available in the tennis pro shop.

Tiny Tots Ages 4-6 Sat 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Champions Ages 6-10 Wed & Fri 3:30-5:00 PM

Players Ages 8-14 Mon-Wed-Fri 3:30-5:00 PM

2019 Junior Tennis Clinic Schedule

Found!Pair of ladies earrings in the locker room at the pool

area about a month ago.

Please contact Karen Webb if you find them missing.

(805) 563-1610

John the forever optimist!

In Remembrance

Chad Dreir—Social ClubhouseAugust 4, 1947 – December 29, 2018

family night reunion pictures

View more pictures on the website


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weekly & special eventsPlease call for reservations on all events: (805) 687-2421 or go to the website and book on-line48-hour cancellation applies to Clubhouse special events

weekly events A la Carte Sunday Brunch: February 3, 10, 17 Served 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Champagne Brunch February 24 Served 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Adults $27 / Children $12 (4-12)

tuesday Luncheon Buffet: February 12, 19, 26(Regular lunch menu available)Featured weekly entrées, soup and salad$14 per person / Served 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Feb 12 Turkey Fritters, chipotle sauceFeb 19 BBQ Smoked Brisket with red beans Feb 26 Soy–maple glazed Salmon, red rice and glazed carrots

sunday brunch

Prime Rib Buffet DinnerWednesday, February 65:00—7:30 PM$32 per person

Roasted prime rib, salmon, assort-ment of salads & dessert

Wed., Feb. 6 / 7:00 PM ($5 per card)Fun for the entire family!

Friday, Feb. 22 6:00 – 8:00 PM $70 per person

Enjoy our feast of clam chowder, salad buffet, various seafood dishes and Maine lobster flown in for this special dinner. Also serving roast New York sirloin.

Reservations Required 48-hour Cancellation Policy

Lobster Bake

Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Flooding, Volcanos. Conflict Situations: ShelterBox is preparing every day for the worst day ever

ShelterBox USA is based in Santa Barbara, Cali-fornia. ShelterBox is the official Project Partner of Rotary International

in emergencies. ShelterBox USA is a 4-Star rated char-ity by Charity Navigator and has Platinum status from GuideStar. ShelterBox was nominated for the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize. Come learn about their global work and volunteer opportunities.

Make your reservations for an evening on an International affair

Wednesday, April 24, 2019, 6:00 PM3-course dinner / $35 per person

Special Tuesday Lunch Buffet Feb. 5, 2019 / $18.95 per person

YEAR OF THE PIG 2019

Celebrating Chinese New Year!

Special Dinner Buffet Fri. & Sun. Feb. 8 & 10 / $28.95 per person5:00 – 7:30 PM (regular menu also available)

Wednesday, February 13, 2019 Special three-course menu 6:00 - 8:00 PM

Live music from Pier 101 / 6:30 - 9:30 PM

$69 per person includes a glass of champagne to start off the evening

805-687-2421 or on the website

valentine’s dinner dance

Wine Tasting on the TerraceFriday, February 15 / 5:00 – 7:00 PM

Guests Welcome!

Try a sampling of many fine wine selections & enjoy

heavy hors d’oeuvres. $30 per person

St. Patrick’s DayCelebration & Dinner Buffet

Sunday, March 17

Adults $29.95 / Children $13.95

Complimentary Tsingtsao Beer


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Cooking with Chef4:00 PM

4th of JulyCouples Eclectic

Round 11:00 PM Shotgun

4th of JulyCouples Eclectic

Round 21:00 PM Shotgun

Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat

february calendar 2019

Women’s guest day8:30 AMA la carte brunch

11 AM – 2 PM Prime Rib Buffet5:00 – 7:30 PM

Los Companeros

Niners’ golf

Women’s golf ace day8:30 AM shotgun

Inter-City team play8:30 AM shotgun

play day

Champagne brunch11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Women’s golf8:30 AM shotgun Valentine’s

Dinner Dance Wine Tasting on the Terrace 5:00 – 7:00 PM

Women’s golf8:30 AM shotgun

President’s Day

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Niners’ golf

Men’s Friday group 11:00 AM

Duplicate Bridge 1:00 PM

Men’s choose up 9:00 AM

A la carte brunch 11 AM – 2 PM

A la carte brunch11 AM – 2 PM

9-holes open12:00 PM

BINGO 7:00 PM

Niners’ guest day Men’s choose up 9:00 AM








18-Holes open12:00 PM

Niners’ golf

Men’s team playvs. Saticoy9:30 AM



Super Bowl



Men’s member-guest stag12:15 PM shotgun

Ground Hog Day

Chinese New Year

Special lunch buffet

Board meeting

Los Companeros

Grammy Awards

Nine & Dine (front 9)2:30 PM shotgun

Lincoln’s Birthday Valentine’s Day

Lobster Bake 6:00 – 8:00 PM



Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat

march calendar 2019

Women’s guest day8:30 AM


Prime Rib Buffet5:00 – 7:30 PM

Los Companeros

Niners’ golf

Women’s golf ace day8:30 AM shotgun

Champagne brunch11:00 AM – 2:00 PM



Purim

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

Niners’ golf




A la carte brunch 11 AM – 2 PM


Laguna BlancaGolf Tournament

12:00 PM shotgun

BINGO 7:00 PM

Niners’ guest day Men’s choose up 9:00 AM









Niners’ golf





Men’s member-guest stag12:45 PM shotgun

play day

Board meeting

Los Companeros

Daylight Savings

Nine & Dine (front 9)3:30 PM shotgun

Ash Wednesday

Murder Mystery Dinner 6:00 PM



St. Patrick’s Dinner5:00 – 7:30 PM

Special dinner buffet

Men’s team playvs. North Ranch

9:30 AM

Special dinner buffet

President’s Cup

Dueling Sommelier Dinner

WGA Board Meeting9:00 AM



General meetingWomen’s Club Championship Buffet dinner


St. Patrick’s Day


Niners’ golf

Men’s SeniorClub Championship

12:30 PM

Duplicate Bridge 1:00 PM Women’s team play8:30 AM shotgun


Men’s SeniorClub Championship

12:30 PM

PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDSANTA BARBARA,CA

PERMIT No. 139

la cumbrecountry club

4015 Via LagunaSanta Barbara, CA 93110

Eric VanderWerff, CCM 563-1611 [email protected]

Karen Webb 563-1610 [email protected]

Hallie Goodall 563-1614 [email protected]

Elizabeth Stuart 687-2421 [email protected]

Janelle Noffz 563-1612 [email protected] Lanita Pattenaude 563-1616 [email protected]

To be determined

Sandy Lovett 563-1613 [email protected]

Eric Widmer, CEC 563-1618 [email protected] Chuck Pressley 450-3500 [email protected]

Brooke Atkins [email protected]

Alex Gil 563-1626 [email protected]

LCCC HOURS OF OPERATION

clubhouse Lunch: (Tues. – Sat.) 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Tuesday Lunch Buffet offered /Closed Mon. Dinner: (Sun., Wed., Fri.) 5:00 PM – 7:30 PM Brunch: A La Carte Brunch: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Champagne Brunch last Sunday of the month Sun. Dinner Buffet Weekly Themed 5:00—7:30 PM

patio bar Monday: 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM (no breakfast) Tuesday – Sunday: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM Bar Menu available daily 12:00 Noon to closing

golf shop Monday: 12:00 - Dusk Tuesday – Friday: 7:45 AM – 6:00 PM Sat, Sun & Holidays: 6:45 AM – 6:00 PM Practice range hours as posted Golf courses closes at dusk golf course Mon: 12:00 PM (9 holes) Tues-Fri: 7:45 AM Sat/Sun: 6:45 AM

pool Open: 6:00 AM – Dusk, 7 days a week

fitness center Sat: 5:00 AM – 9:00 PM Sun: 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Dale Haslem [email protected] Elaine Laustsen Martin Lynch Melissa Gough Tom Carey Glenn Carter Robert Lowes Christopher O’Connor Paul Portney John Wells

Melissa Gough [email protected] Paul Portney Tom Carey [email protected] Robert Lowes [email protected] Glenn Carter [email protected] Christopher O’Connor Daniel McGuire

Annetta Patrick Karen Anne Platt Suzi Swenson Kathy Keller Karen Carey Chris Portney

John Kinsella, USPTA 682-3143 [email protected]

Chris McBride, Ross Skinner 682-3143 [email protected]

Evan Colavincenzo, PGA 563-1621 [email protected]

Scott Johnson PGA 770-3219 [email protected]

Jay Johnson 687-2421 ext. 251

Wayne Mills 563-1615 [email protected]

Felix Zaragoza

Bobbi Houghton 770-7495 [email protected]

Chris Ecklund, MA, PES, CSCS,TPI, USAW

687-0795 [email protected]

presidenttournament chair

handicap chair secretarytreasurer

hospitality

president

vice presidentsecretary treasurerdirectors

club counsel

2019 Board of Directors

finance

membershiphouse

green

golf

pool/fitness/tennislong range planning

Committee Chairs

tennis professional

assistant tennis pros

Women’s Association

Tennis

general manager/assistant secretary

executive assistant/membership/editor

controller

receptionist/accounts payable

accounts receivable/ member billing

human resources/ web maintenance

food & beverage manager

banquet manager

executive chef

facilities manager

communications director

patio bar & grill supervisor

Staff - (all area codes are 805)

aquatic director

director of fitness and performance

Pool/Fitness

head golf pro

dir. of instruction

golf shop manager

golf course superintendent

assist. superintendent

Golf Staff 687-2421 ext. 251

& grill

Telephone: (805) 687-2421 Fax: (805) 682-3964 [email protected] www.lacumbrecc.org

Rain or shine finds this dedicated duplicate bridge group at the tables. After a month off, all were eager to continue the battle of the bridge.

Winners for the month: Missy and Chuck Sheldon, Carl and Jo Lindros, Nancy and Dick Curry, Norma Mullikin, Jean Scorso, Nancy Trotter and Fran Pangburn.

Duplicate Bridge

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