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Friday, September 28 at 6:00 PM$20 per person

Tasting & Lite Hors d’ Oeuvres

Call for reservationsPre-dinner Beer Tasting 4:30—6:00 PM

Dinner Buffet 5:30—7:30 PM

Wednesday, October 23rd

Fri., Sept. 20th / 6:00—7:30 PM

New eNglaNd lobster bakePoolside

Enjoy our feast of Clam Chowder, Salad Buffet, Sea-food Dishes and Main Lobster flown in for this special oc-casion. Also serving roasted New York Sirloin.

$75 per person / Reservations required

(no dinner service in clubhouse)

48-hour cancellation

policy in effect.

Champagne Welcome featuring local designers -

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Reserve your table in advance, guests always welcome!

Call to reserve or sign up on the website

Luncheon &Fashion Show

Saturday, October 5th

48-hour cancellation policy in effect.

Dress up in your best and join us for an evening filled with precious moments.

Hors d’ oeuvres, dinner and dancing.

Adults $33 / Daughters $18Reservations required

Friday, October 4th 6:00-9:00 PM

FATHERdaughterdance

Celebrate Bavarian style & enjoy live traditional music.

• Cold Buffet Salad Bar and Soup• Many German specialties to choose from: Schnitzel, Sauerbraten, Oven-Roasted Pork Loin, Veal, Bratwurst, Knockwurst, Bockwurst, Potato Pancakes, Pan-Fried Trout• Desserts include: Apple Strudel, Linzer Tart, Kirsch Torte, German Chocolate and Black Forest Cake, Sacher Torte

Adults $42 / Children $15 (ages 4-12)

11:30 AM / $38

la cumbrelacumbrecc.orgcountry club

board cornerAnnetta Patrick, Women's Association President

A new year means new beginnings and fresh starts. For the La Cumbre Women’s Golf Association, the New Year brought us NEW rules to learn and appreciate, NEW tee box loca-tions that enhance our golf experi-ence, NEW course ratings to keep our handicaps competitive, three NEW members that quickly became NEW friends, and NEW benches on which to sit and reflect on our good

fortune. The WGA has also jumped on the tech bandwagon, and left paper in the past. All golfing event registration is now done online with ForeTees, and the GHIN app has made post-ing scores at home and away as easy as a few key strokes. We’ve come a long way with these new beginnings and fresh starts.

While much is new, we still have the tried and true… Tuesday Play, under the direction of Tournament Chair Karen Anne Platt, continues to challenge our members with innovative games, and a mix of tee choices. Guest Days for the year have been carefully planned by Cynthia Krueger. Her clever themes and attention to detail continuously delight all participants. Both Intracity and Gold Coast Team Play offer our members the chance to hone their competitive skills. Kathy Keller and Nancy Falberg have captained this ship very competently. La Cumbre brought home the gross win in Intra-city but ran into a very difficult draw for Gold Coast. MJ Baumgartner was our tournament chair for The Club Championship, which was a match play event this year. Sue Wilcox rules as the 2019 Cham-pion, with Chris Portney as runner-up. Jane Lodas won the net competition. In April, our Spring Fling Tournament, “Roses and Rosé” was co-chaired by Gaile Haslem and Tracy Jenkins. They did a spectacular job. “Cheers!” to these first timers. “On Broadway” was the theme for this year’s Member-Guest Tour-nament. Lee Drummy, assisted by Barbara Lowes and Kathy Keller, hosted a fabulous two-day event. Add to the mix; the guidance of Evan, the flair of Sandy and Casey, the talents of Chef Eric, and the wonderful course conditions- courtesy of Wayne and his crew, and you’ve got yourself a tournament to beat all tournaments. Many thanks to all of the helping hands that make La Cumbre CC shine in the spotlight. Summer Team is nearing an end. Barbara Lowes and Alison Hedge are this year’s captains. The team is doing well, and a win is anticipated. (fingers crossed)

Now we are on the downhill side of the year, but there are still many fun events in our future. The Better Ball of Partners single elimination tournament will be run by Allison Dittmann. The Fall Ringer, to be played from Gold/Green Combos and chaired

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by Sarah deTagyos will showcase our eclectic abilities. The Solheim Cup will offer an exciting competition, hosted by Sheila Davidson and Marnie Pinsker.

The Ms. Witch October guest day, orchestrated by Lynn Wells and Annetta Patrick, will thrill and chill members and guests alike. The Women’s Senior Championship chaired by Jane Atwater will honor our seasoned golfers. The Tur-key Shoot, run by June Brusse, will get us into the holiday mood. This will be followed by the festive Holiday Guest Day, chaired by Candy Short and Marnie Pinsker. Finally, we will enjoy the Holiday Mixer, where we will be SPARCing Joy to a very worthwhile charity, thanks to Stina Hans and Lynn Pearl.

Other chairs and officers to be recognized for 2019 are; Ace Day- Chriss Zubas, Hole in One- Joan Tomeo, Rules- Sue Wilcox, Handicap- Suzie Swenson, Secretary- Kathy Keller, Treasurer- Karen Carey, Communications- Nancy Falberg, Hospitality- Chris Portney, Parliamentarian- Sally Smith, SCGA Liaison- Lee Drummy, Photo Wall- Pat Aiken, and Nin-ers- Linda Gamble. I am honored and grateful to know such a wonderful group of talented, dedicated and competent women.

April 19 – 21, 2020 (Sunday – Tuesday) Limited to 32 players

Direct flights from Santa Barbara to Phoenix on American Airlines; flights also available from Burbank to Phoenix.

Airfare and transportation to resort not included.

• Three rounds of golf at two championship courses • Two-night stay at the We-Ko-Pa Resort and Casino • Hosted arrival dinner and drinks after golf on the 19th • Includes breakfast daily • $1,200 Single / $1,800 couple

Contact Scott Johnson for reservations at: [email protected]

Scott & Eric are proud to announce La Expedition de La Cumbre, a series of golf expeditions to fun and

unique locations that will appeal to club members.

Our first trip in this series is a couple’s excursion to We-Ko-Pa Resort and Casino in Arizona.

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Sponsors: Doug Katsev, Kelly Foy

Nick & Melissa Katzenstein regular Nick & Melissa were both born and raised in Santa Barbara. They have three daughters ages 4 and twin 2-year-olds. Nick works in his family business, Mission Linen Supply. He is also coaching baseball at Bishop Diego High School. Before hav-ing kids, Melissa was a teacher at Cold Spring Elementary School.

Sponsors: Russ Werner, Paul Portney

Mark & Tiffany Lemons regular Mark and Tiffany recently relocated from Park City, Utah with their three daughters Brooke (16); Courtney (14) and Ashley (9). Mark runs their family foundation and Tiffany is active volunteering for many non-profit organizations. The whole family plays golf and tennis and enjoys outdoor sports.

Sponsors: Jason Mochi, Tracy Kanowsky

Jennifer Drury & Susanna Pullen social clubhouse Jennifer and Susanna are long-time residents of Santa Barbara. They own Drury Pullen, law firm in town where their practice specialty is divorce law. They have two daughters, Cassidy (20) and Ella (15).

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

Sponsors: Stephen Drummy, Margie Niehaus

Mark & Susan (Susie) Mosby social tennis Mark and Susie both grew up in Santa Barbara. Mark gradu-ated from U.C. Santa Cruz with a degree in geology and had a career with Chevron for 39 years. During that time, they lived in Indonesia for 20 years, the Philippines, and in different places around the U.S. They have two grown daughters and three grandchildren.

Sponsors: Russ Werner, Brigitte Hesper

Andrew Gutman & Leslie Murdoch social tennis Andrew and Leslie recently moved to Santa Barbara from Park City, UT. They have a family of four children and four dogs. The children live in various parts of the country except Max who will be attending 12th grade at Laguna Blanca. Andrew and Leslie are both retired.

Sponsors: Dexter Goodell, Charles Foss

Don & Mary Schmidt social clubhouse Don and Mary are both retired from careers in real estate and finance. They were previous golfing members and social clubhouse members of La Cumbre in the year’s past. We warmly welcome them back!


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women’s associationWinning Team:

Robin & Don Van BurenMarjorie Gies & Ron Yttri

Women’s Guest Day

Hello Dolly Flight Gross 1st - 52 Pts

Barbara DeGroot (Valley), Sheila Davidson, Chris Portney & Leslie Wilk (Saticoy)

Hello Dolly Flight Gross 2nd - 49 Pts

Nancy Falberg, Tina Moniot (Alisal), Esther McKinley (Montecito) & Kathy Keller

Hello Dolly Flight Gross 3rd - 46 Pts

Fumie Sato (SB), Anne Goodson, Kathy Barton (Birnam) & Hilary Sims

Annual Member-Guest Played: Monday & Tuesday, August 5th & 6thDay 1: 2-Ball Point-Par, Day 2: 3-Ball Point-Par

Hello Dolly Flight Net 1st - 117 Pts

Jill Penner, Kathy Dunlap (La Rinconada), Paula Goodwin (Sandpiper) & Stina Hans

Hello Dolly Flight Net 2nd - 115 Pts

Chriss Zubas, Cathy Lonegan (Saticoy), Cynthis Krueger & Peggy Guy (Birnam)

Hello Dolly Flight Net 3rd - 107 Pts

Alison Hedge, Kelly Rau (Valley), Tomi Topinko (Montecito) & Marnie Pinsker

On Broadway

Dream Girls Flight Gross 1st - 21 Pts

Terri Gough (SB), Carol Fell, Marilyn Signor (Montecito) & Candy Short

Dream Girls Flight Gross 2nd - 21 Pts

Diane Wootton (Birnam), Lee Drummy, Gail Harling (Montecito) & Suzie Swenson

Dream Girls FlightGross 3rd - 16 Pts

Betsy Dam (Valley), MJ Baumgartner, Ingrid Shattuck (Valley) & Elaine Laustsen

Dream Girls Flight Net 1st - 109 Pts

Jane Lodas, Laura Wyatt (Montecito), Marjorie Gies & Rosalind Fendon (Birnam),

Dream Girls Flight Net 2nd - 107 Pts

Kathy Bielen (Montecito), Kay Tsuzuki (Mon-tecito), Gloria Vaughn & Sandy Campbell

Dream Girls Flight Net 3rd - 106 Pts

Melissa Dvorak (Birnam), Laurie Recordon, Mau-reen Kincannon & Kathie Young (Santa Ana)


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women’s association

+ + COMBO TEES + +

Flighted Gross & Net Prizes

$10 entry fee charged to your account

2019 Fall RingerTournament

September 1st thru November 15th

October 15, 17 & 223 Day-3 Formats

Jane Lodas, Chair

(805) 683-4727

President’s Partners’ Cup

SAVE THE DATE

Annetta Patrickhonoring

member-member teams

Sign up on-line or contact the Golf Shop

Congratulations Wendi Hunter

WGA August Ace Day winner with a net 69.

Get ready for a super scary

October 3rd, 2019The La Cumbre CC WGAHalloween Guest Day

An 18-Hole, Par 3 Competition with lots of

Thrills and Chills

8:30 Shotgun start...Sign up on Foretees

Halloween


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niners news

Kenneth Badish, Jane Lodas & David & Alison Hedge

Thom & Anne Goodsen & Gail & Dale Haslem

Message from our Chair Linda Gamble:The Niners extend a warm welcome to our new members Judy Jones and Andrea Banks. We meet every Friday in front of the golf shop between 8:15 and 8:30 to play the back 9. On the last Friday of the month, we play a Scramble Mixer. We are open to members of all levels of play. For more information con-tact Linda Gamble at [email protected] or Jill Winchester at [email protected]

Three ways to sign up for Fridays play: sign up online, call golf shop or just be ready to play in front of the golf shop be-tween 8 am and 8:15 am. After golf everyone is encouraged to gather at the Patio Bar & Grill for coffee and conversa-tion.

The Country Hoedown Nine & Dine was held Sunday, Au-gust 11th with much success and “hee-hawing”. It was, of course, a Texas Scramble along with beer tasting, western attire and a delicious western-style dinner.

Note that there will be no Niner Friday golf on September 13th as the club will be preparing for the Chase tournament. The Niner yearly dues are $25 and will be charged to your account in January 2020 unless you choose to discontinue membership.

Hawaiian Scramble Winners

Barbara & Bob Lowes & Andy & Jill Winchester

The Country Hoedown Winners

Phyllis & Charlie Cox & Sandy & Harvey Campbell

Best Costume:Paul & Jeannine Daniel

Niners' Golf TournamentSunday, October 20th / 3:00 PM$10 per person tournament fee

Costumes encouraged! Prizes include best costume

Register with Jan McGuire: [email protected]


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golf news

Women’s Flight

1st 131 Barbara Lowes, Linda Odell, Sandy Nargi & Carol Brumberger

2nd 132 Cynthia Krueger, Kathy Keller, Sue Wilcox & Annetta PatrickMen’s Flight

1st 116 Shereef Moharram, Ramy Moharram, Mitch Stark & Matt Keenan

2nd 117 Jordan Scott, Tom Parrish, Mark Manion & Glenn Carter

3rd 121 Don Logan, Bill Terre, Vito Gioiello & Gunther Baumgartner

4th 124 Paul Graziano, Bruce Canetti, Howard Rochestie & Nick Zwick (Tie) Steve Pinsker, Jim Davidson, Mike Schmidtchen & Tom Orlando (Tie) Randy Glick, Rob Weatherby, Bob Kammer & Steve Hammer (Tie) Eloy Ortega, Earl Armstrong, Walter Hishmeh & Greg Hanson (Tie) Seb Sterpa, Dave Short, Doug Fell & Steve Keller

Santos Employee Scholarship Fund Golf TournamentPlayed: Friday, August 9thFormat: Two Best-Balls of Foursome

The Chase Men’s Annual Member-Guest Golf TournamentThursday, Friday and Saturday September 12th, 13th and 14th This is the premiere men’s golf tournament of the year! There will be optional practice rounds scheduled on Thursday morn-ing using an 8:30 AM shotgun start. Five nine-hole matches will be played over the course of Thursday afternoon, Friday and Saturday. Please refer to the formal invitation and advertise-ment for specifics.

All Greens will be aerated with sand on Monday and Tuesday, September 23rd and 24th. The Course will be closed both days. The practice range will be open as usual.

Kouples KapersSunday, October 6th Here is another opportunity for couple’s golf in 2019. Kouples Kapers are either all-member or member guest affairs where guest fees for guests are waived. Golf begins with a 1:00 PM shotgun start and is followed by dinner and awards on the ter-race. Sign up for this event in through La Cumbre’s website.

Upcoming Events

Men’s Hole In One Club StagPlayed: Wednesday, July 31stFormat: 4-Man Scramble

1st 55.85 Mike Murphy, Shereef Moharrom, Don Flanigan, Seb Sterpa

2nd 56.20 Justin Anderson, Bob Manning, Barry Gellert, Stan Harfenist

3rd 56.90 Jordan Scott, Bob Lowes, Mike Schmidtchen, Howard Rochestie

4th 57.35 Matt Keenan, Jerry Pimm, Kemp Carter, Ken Ziegler

5th 57.55 Glenn Carter, Paul Portney, Maurice singer, Ron Busch

6th 57.60 Tom Parrish, Phil McCowan, Earl Armstrong, Geoff Bloomingdale (Tie) Dave Gronsky, Charlie Leonard, Jay Smith, Milt Meler

7th 58.65 Stuart Braverman, Tom Orlando, Russ Werner, Alan Kirkby

8th 59.05 David Duron, Bob Kammer, Don Louie, Don Beeks


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tennis news

September 3,4,6 Junior after school clinics begin

September 4,11,18,25 Ladies Interclub matches and practices 9:00 & 10:30 AM

September 5 Men's Interclub Finals 5:30 PM

September 7,14,21,28 Men's Day Tennis 8:30 & 10:45 AM

September 12 Men's Workout Clinic begins 5:30 PM

September 11 Men's Senior League 12 Noon

September 21, 28 Junior Team Tennis Matches 1:30 & 3:15 PM

September 27 Pickleball & Wine 5:30 PM

Court Calendar for September

John Kinsella, USPTA Tennis Professional The relaxed tennis days of summer gives way to the frantic pace of September. La-dies’ Interclub, Men's Senior League, Junior Team Tennis, Junior Clinics and Pickleball all fight for space on the September tennis schedule.

Coming EventsSeptember 4th begins the Ladies’ Interclub nine-month season. La Cumbre Country Club will again field four full teams with over 60 ladies participating. Hopes are high for the men's 65 and over team with the addition of new recruits. Junior team ten-nis features teams of boys and girls in 11 and under and 14 and under divisions. A fun new men's tennis workout clinic keeps the Thursday evening 5:30 time as the men's league concludes. Pickleball and wine keeps its Friday night spot with a September 27th date.

Court ScorecardMen's Interclub enjoys a spectacular three match winning streak before dropping a tough match to league leading Cathedral Oaks. La Cumbre CC defeated Polo, Knollwood and Las Positas com-fortably to rise into a seeded position for the upcoming playoffs.

Teke Meisel won the 10 and under singles division in the recent royal Invita-tional tennis tournament.

Tennis Tip for SeptemberIt is always better to be

a good partner than to

get a good partner in

a doubles match.

Court Reminders for September1. Ladies’ interclub and practices use all six courts on

Wednesday mornings.

2. Men's Senior League matches us three courts for

home matches Wednesdays at noon.

3. Junior team tennis uses four courts for Saturday

matches at 1:30 & 3:00 PM

4. Junior clinics begin the week of September 3rd – 7th.

Kelly Jensen round robin outfit winner

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

massage

Tiny Tots ages 4-6 Saturday 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Champions ages 6-10 Wed. & Friday 3:30 – 5:00 PM

Players ages 8-14 Monday & Wed. 3:30 – 5:00 PM

Back to School Junior Tennis Clinic Schedule


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club news

Hoedown!Saturday, September 21st / 3:30-6:30 PM

2nd Annual

Join us for a family-fun afternoon. Many activities planned including games, country

music, and meeting the mini ponies, face painting, cowboy food and smores.

$35 Adults/ $15 Children (ages 4-12)

Jessie Salvador 57 years Ladies Locker Room

Sandy Lovett 36 years Banquet Manager

Antonio Lagunas 27 years Greens

Jose Macias 27 years Greens

Jose Pinedo Barrios 19 years Kitchen

Juan Flores 16 years Dining

Andres Reyes 13 years Kitchen

Thomas Fernandez 2 years Outside Services

Dylan Douglas 2 years Kitchen

September Employee Anniversaries

september peak performerOur Peak Performer for Sep-tember is Elizabeth Stuart. Elizabeth is nominated for her outstanding performance, productivity and dedicated service. She is a professional and competent person, very friendly, and a compassion-ate co-worker. Her dedication, hard work and sincerity has enabled her to be a quick learner on the job. She is

always willing to take on additional responsibilities when needed.

In Remembrance

We are saddened by the passing of Carl & Jo Lindros (Regular).

Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to family and friends

Changes:

Linda Page—Regular to Social Clubhouse

Richard & Cecilia Fisher—Associate to

Social Tennis

Chris & Jennifer Arreguin—Associate to

Social Clubhouse

Farewells:

Brett & Marie McQueen—Social Clubhouse

Phil and Terrie Bugay—Social Tennis

Mrs. Patricia Jenkins—Social Tennis

Mrs. Patricia Johnson—Social Clubhouse

Private Club Soccer Tournament. La Cumbre placed 2nd!

Congratulations to our employees.


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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: Sept. 1, 8, 15, 22 Served 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Champagne Brunch: September 29 Served 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM Adults $27 / Children $12 (4-12)

tuesday Luncheon Buffet: September 3, 10, 17, 24(Regular lunch menu available)Featured weekly entrées, soup and salad$14 per person / Served 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Sept. 03 Chicken Marsala, potato gnocchi and broccoliniSept. 10 Veal Cordon BleuSept. 17 Alaskan Halibut with bacon-orange marmalade with summer squash, leek and spinach gratinSept. 24 Eggplant Parmigiana, chicken and mushroom ravioli with marinara and pesto cream sauces

sunday brunch

Prime Rib Buffet DinnerWednesday, September 4th5:00—7:30 PM/ $32 per person

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

Wed., Sept. 11th / 7:00 PM ($5 per card)Fun for the entire family!

Ghosts and Witches and Creatures of Fright!

Eat, drink and be scary!Haunting spirits and wicked potions!

DISTINGUISHED SPEAKER SERIES

Barbara Greenleaf"MUDDLING THROUGH MIDDLE AGE"

Friday, October 11th / 6:00 PM 3-course Dinner/ $45 per person

Includes a complimentary autographed copy of the book. Reserve early-a definite sell-out!

Have fun with Barbara Greenleaf as she reads from her brand-new book, THIS OLD BODY: And 99 Other Reasons to Laugh at Life. Along the way learn about

the link between humor and health, which she'll tell you is no joke!

Barbara is the author of six other books, all of them dead serious. She was a staffer at The New York Times, a serial entrepreneur, a public relations special-

ist, and, most recently, an associate vice chancellor at Antioch University Santa Barbara. Her husband has two Masters' de grees, but she has three holes-in-one.

You choose ...

Halloween is brewing at LCCCSunday, October 27th

5:00—7:30 PM

48-hour cancellation policy in effect

Haunted House, prize for best costume, games & fun

Adults: $35 / Children: $18 (ages 4-12)


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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

october calendar 2019

Prime Rib Buffet5:00 – 7:30 PM

Los Companeros

Champagne brunch11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Women’s golfPresident’s Partner’s Cup

8:30 AM shotgun

7:00 PM

Men’s choose up 9:00 AM


Women’s guest day 8:30 AM Shotgun

A la carte brunch 11 AM – 2 PM



1st TeeGolf Tournament

18-holes open2:00 PM

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Men’s Friday group 11:00 AM

Duplicate Bridge 1:00 PM



Niners’ golf



Board Meeting

Niners’golf



Father Daughter Dance 6:00 – 9:00 PM

Women’s Ace Day8:30 AM shotgun


18-Holes open2:00 PM


Men’sMember-Guest Stag

12:45 PM shotgun

Los CompanerosYom Kippur

Past President’s Day

Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat

september calendar 2019

Prime Rib Buffet5:00 – 7:30 PM

Los Companeros

Champagne brunch11:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Women’s golf8:30 AM shotgun

7:00 PM

Chase Member-Guest Tournament


Women’s guest day 8:30 AM Shotgun

A la carte brunch 11 AM – 2 PM Italian Buffet Dinner

5:00 – 7:30 PM

United Boys & Girls Club Golf Tournament

Board Meeting9:00 AM


Golf course closed

18-holes open2:00 PM

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Golf course closedA la carte brunch 11 AM – 2 PM

Chase practice rounds

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Women’s Golf Solheim Cup8:30 AM shotgun

Board Meeting

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CLUBHOUSE CLOSED FOR DINING

Lobster Bake Poolside

Couples Warner Labor Day Tournament

Starting times available

Paul Lato Winemaker Dinner 6:00 PM

Happy Labor Day!

Poolside BBQ

Labor Day

Women’s Ace Day8:30 AM shotgun




General MeetingCLUBHOUSE CLOSED FOR DINING

Italian Buffet Dinner 5:00 – 7:00 PM

NO MEN’S STAG Los Companeros

Rosh Hashana

Family Hoedown3:30 – 6:30 PM




Chase Member-Guest Tournament

Happy Halloween!

Halloween

Fashion Show & Luncheon 11:30 AM

Kouple’s Kapers 1:00 PM Shotgun

Niners’ golf



Distinguished SpeakerBarbara Greenleaf 6:00 PM

Buffet Dinner 5:00 – 7:30 PM


Columbus DayMen’s choose up

9:00 AM


8:30 AM shotgunMen’s choose up

11:30 AM

Oktoberfest Buffet 5:00 – 7:30 PM

Men’s Club ChampionshipMatch 1



Women’s Fall Mixer8:30 AM shotgun


Men’s Club Championship16-hole Final Match

CLUBHOUSE CLOSED FOR DINING

Club Halloween Party


8:30 AM shotgun

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]

Jeff Cowan 563-1614 [email protected]

TBD [email protected]

Elizabeth Stuart 563-1612 [email protected] Lanita Pattenaude 563-1616 [email protected]

Casey Earle 563-1622 [email protected]

Sandy Lovett 563-1613 [email protected]

Eric Widmer, CEC 563-1618 [email protected] Doug McAlister 563-1620 [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 – 7:00 PM (no breakfast) Tuesday – Sunday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 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: 2:00 PM - Dusk 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]

Ross Skinner 682-3143 [email protected]

Evan Colavincenzo, PGA 563-1621 [email protected]

Ben Owen, Assistant [email protected] Scott Johnson PGA 770-3219 [email protected]

Jay Johnson (805) 682-3131

Wayne Mills 563-1615 [email protected]

Felix Zaragoza

Bobbi Houghton 770-7495 [email protected]

Chris Balam, MS, CSCS 687-0795 [email protected]

450-0911 hours (5:00 – 11:00 PM)

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 pro

Women’s Association

Tennis - (all area codes are 805)

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

fitness director

security

Pool/Fitness - (all area codes are 805)

head golf pro

first assist. golf pro

dir. of instruction

golf shop manager

golf course superintendent

assist. superintendent

Golf Staff (805) 682-3131

& grill

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

It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of our Duplicate coordinator and director, Jo Lindros and her husband Carl. Jo gave her all in organizing the Friday afternoon duplicate game. Calling and mak-ing sure the tables would be filled, doing lunch with guests and members, and scoring at the end of each game. She and Carl were both ace bridge players and contributed to the game for many years. In fact, with Larry Yanover, they were instrumental in the establishment of the Santa Barbara Bridge Center.

Both will be greatly missed by La Cumbre and the Santa Barbara Bridge Community.

Duplicate Bridge

Security - (all area codes are 805)

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