May 2015 Issue Mother’s Day Brunch Sunday, May 10th 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Mendocino & Victorian Ballrooms dsgfdgd Adults: $40.95++ Kids (7-12): $18.95++ Kids (3-6): $13.95++ Featuring all of your favorite Mother’s Day offerings. Please RSVP with the Front Desk. 72-hour cancellation policy is in effect. Altadena Town & Country Club 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Club Contacts CLUB CONTACTS Board of Governors Message from the President 3 4 4 Club Hours Diane Hough, ext. 208 CFO & Director of HR April Bergen, ext. 218 Member Services Director 3 Committee Chairs Message from the General Manager Craig Sloane, ext. 220 General Manager 2 Tracy Hamagiwa, ext. 206 Director of Food & Beverage Operations Sandy Phermsangngam, ext. 219 Director of Catering & Special Events 5 Food & Beverage Committee Report 6 Dining News Upcoming Events 6 8 Schedule of Events 10 11 We can be found on FACEBOOK, TWITTER, and THE KNOT! www.facebook.com/altaclub www.twitter.com/altaclub Instagram @TheATCC 2290 Country Club Drive Altadena, CA 91001 T: 626.794.7163 | F: 626.798.2877 www.altaclub.com Kelly Bash, ext. 202 Office Manager Ashley Owens, ext. 213 Restaurant Manager 9 Tennis News Fred Guerra, ext. 227 Tennis Director Ceci Hozaki, ext. 203 Accounting Supervisor 7 ATCC News Youth Corner & Swim News Matthew Zboray, ext. 209 Executive Chef Stephanie Duran, ext. 204 Catering Sales Manager Maria Munson, ext. 201 Banquet Manager Liz Carpenter, 626.390.1117 Junior Tennis Director Danny Jauregui, 626.755.0129 Head Tennis Pro Paul Click, 626.437.9672 Tennis Pro Gary Palmer, 626.688.5149 Tennis Pro Altadena Town & Country Club BOARD OF GOVERNORS Julia McCallin President [email protected] Amy Lyford First Vice President Tennis Liaison [email protected] Chipper Pastron Second Vice President Food & Beverage Liaison [email protected] Bob Altman Treasurer Finance Liaison [email protected] Reid Leslie Secretary LRP Liaison [email protected] Jenni Pancake Swim Liaison [email protected] Hunt Turner Youth Liaison [email protected] Valiere Byrnes Membership Liaison HR Liaison [email protected] Barry Segal House & Grounds Liaison [email protected] 3 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT by Julia McCallin It is hard to believe that we are in the month of May and the end of another school year is in sight. Congratulations to all the college and high school seniors who are graduating this year! I hope your summer is filled with friends, family, and memorable days at the Club. May is the month when we celebrate our mothers. Thank you to all the beautiful women in our lives (mothers and those who have acted as mothers) who have helped us along in our journey and have provided unwavering support throughout our lives. Take the time to thank these women and cherish their presence in your life. (And of course, bring them to the Club’s Mother’s Day Brunch on May 10th to show them how special they are to you!) It is also a great time to appreciate the hard working staff at the Club. It is because of them we enjoy our time at the Club. Please take the time to let them know you appreciate their hard work and caring. Our experience would not be the same without them! My family looks forward to the end of the school year and enjoying the slower pace of summer and the long evenings. The summer is our time to rest and recharge our weary souls. Whether lingering longer at the pool at night or seeing our friends at Summer Camp, Youth Tennis or at Dolphin Swim, there are many activities for your family at the Club. Swimmers wanting to get a head start on their training can enroll in Spring Swim which starts on May12th. The Dolphin Swim Team starts on June 9th with the traditional Dive-In Dinner on June 11th. Yes, this is also when you can bid for a reserved parking spot or premium table for the swim meets. (Conversely, you can arrive at the pool in the wee hours of the morning to claim your seat! Watching the sun rise on the pool is an experience that only a swim parent can appreciate.) The ATCC Tennis Academy and Youth Tennis Programs run throughout the summer. The ATCC Summer Camp has been refreshed and offers a variety of fun activities each week. Chef Matt will be offering cooking classes for the campers with a feast at the end of each day. Ahh…to be a kid again and have the Club as a playground! Altadena Town & Country Club 4 MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER by Craig Sloane The Club is abuzz this time of year. All departments are ramping up for the onslaught of summer, which includes the hiring and training of about 30-40 seasonal staff, and getting our equipment and facilities prepared for the increased summer member usage. This usually involves painting, cleaning, repairing, and replacing equipment when necessary (and often it is). But life would be boring if we weren’t multi-tasking. We continue to make inroads with the county regarding the land acquisition. We have engaged the services of a golf course architect for design and a firm to assist with the required community outreach. We have also brought on board, a firm to assist with our Club master facility planning. There will be a series of meetings with representatives from the staff and committees and we hope to have something to present to the membership in two-three months. Concurrently, we continue to press forward with plans to renovate the Kids Klub and update the Players Lounge in the Fall/Winter. As the weather continues to warm, and our members come out of hibernation, I’ll look forward to seeing you poolside or on the Terrace Patio enjoying a meal and the beauty of our San Gabriels. *********************** COMMITTEE CHAIRS David Moore House & Grounds [email protected] Robert Graff Swim [email protected] Kevin Strotz Food & Beverage [email protected] Pat Amsbry Tennis [email protected] Catherine Cadogan Youth [email protected] Club Policy Reminder Club policy prohibits any unauthorized coaching/ teaching/training of a Club member on property (includes pool, tennis, fitness, etc.). Outside instructors (non-Club employees) must adhere to a strict process which includes an interview, reference and background checks, meeting all insurance requirements and must have a written agreement on file with the Club before they can be considered an eligible independent contractor. Jacqueline Samols Membership [email protected] Tim McDonnell Long Range Planning [email protected] Altadena Town & Country Club CLUB HOURS Monday & Tuesday 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday & Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Friday & Saturday 9:00 a.m. to Midnight Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. DINING HOURS Brunch Service Sunday Brunch Buffet 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Lunch Service Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, & Saturday 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Happy Hour Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Friday 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Dinner Service Monday & Tuesday 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, & Saturday 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Friday 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. FITNESS CENTER HOURS 5:30 a.m. to 9:45 p.m. POOL & JACUZZI HOURS 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. 5 Altadena Town & Country Club 6 FOOD & BEVERAGE COMMITTEE REPORT by Eric Neel Greetings Friends, In some harsh climes, the arrival of May means the first real stretch of days without a chill in the air or slush in the streets. But in our blessed corner of the world, of course, May means the return of a favorite comfort, a culinary oasis in the midst of long, warm afternoons. That’s right, the Splash Café opens again for weekday service (Wednesday through Friday, with a limited menu) beginning on May 13. Let us rejoice and be glad. Let us look forward to sweet potato fries in bunches and margaritas in the gloaming. And it only gets better next month, as Splash will begin 7-day-a-week service on June 6, featuring Panini sandwiches and our summer “on tap” beer, the ever popular and precocious Hanger 24 Orange Wheat. While you ready for these exciting developments, please join us for a special Cinco de Mayo edition of Taco Tuesday on (you guessed it) Tuesday, May 5, as we commemorate the Mexican army’s 1862 victory over France in the Battle of Puebla and celebrate the simple joys of a Chef Matt taco bar. Reminder All of our dining menus can be found online at www.altaclub.com. Reservations 626.794.7163 or email the Front Desk at frontdesk@ altaclub.com. Don’t forget to call in for your take-out! We can take your phone order during dining hours by calling: 626.794.7163. These are, of course, the days of vacation planning, and of that bittersweet moment when some of us wonder how it is that our summer schedules have become more crowded than the school-year calendar. Well, allow us to throw a few more items on the docket: On Tuesday, May 12 we’ll start opening the Players’ Lounge at 4:30 p.m. (which, as we at F&B like to say, is “5 o’clock somewhere…”). On Saturday, May 16, the much-anticipated Silver Oak/Twomey wine dinner takes place – get your tickets now. And on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, make your plans to join us for a Hawaiian-style bar-b-q on the grounds. Finally, two coming-soon notes: There will be a limited-time-only lobster special on the dinner menu in the weeks to come, and our hard-working F&B Cocktail subcommittee is preparing to roll out a new slate of drinks fresh for summertime fun. Keep your eyes peeled for further details on both in the weekly Food & Beverage note. All our best, Your friends at Food & Beverage DINING NEWS Premium by the Glass 2012 DuMol, Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley $15/glass $60/bottle May Wine Specials 2012 Atrea “The Choir,” Roussanne & Viognier, Mendocino $6/glass $24/bottle 2012 Carne Humana, Red Blend, Napa Valley (Wagner Family “Caymus”) $9/glass $36/bottle Altadena Town & Country Club UPCOMING EVENTS May 2015 Cinco de Mayo May 5th see page 5 Kids’ Night Out May 8th see page 5 Mother’s Day Brunch May 10th see front cover Birthday Night May 14th see page 5 Wine Dinner May 16th see page 7 Memorial Day BBQ May 25th see page 7 Music Night May 29th see back cover Splash Into Summer May 31st see page 7 June 2015 Birthday Night June 11th Kids’ Night Out June 12th Father’s Day Beer Club & BBQ June 21st 7 Altadena Town & Country Club 8 MEMBERSHIP UPDATE GREETINGS NEW REGULAR EQUITY MEMBERS Let’s extend a warm welcome to the following members who have joined our Club community: Sydney & Will Walker Tasha & Sachin Timbadia GREETINGS NEW SOCIAL MEMBERS Let’s extend a warm welcome to the following members who have joined our Club community: Kristin Bertell & Scott Patridge Lina & Issac Haddad William Davis MEMBERSHIP WAITING LIST Member input regarding any of the applicants is encouraged by contacting the General Manager or the Membership Committee. Regular Membership 18.Stephanie & 37.Emily McGrath & Mike Cardullo Gregory McLemore 1. Ralph Liu & Linda Chiang 38.Allison & Patrick Jeffries 2. Leonard & Susan Comden 19.Jared Becker & Maureen McGrath 39.William Hearst II 20.Rajesh Gade & Nirupa Ghai 40.Kimberly & Lee Blaine 3. Claudia Bogen-Froese & 21.Antonio & Kate Rangel Ken Froese 41.Steven & Begonya DeSalvo 22.Marcia & James Burnett 4. Ryan Rathman & Katherine Stronk 42.Jackie & Russell Bryne 23.Erin & Todd Dubester 5. Phillip &Mary Bruno 43.Jennifer Jenkins & Kyle Riddle 24.Jen & Robert Gustafson 6. Ronald Hall & Brett Kiesel 44.Matthew & Kimberly Bickell 25.Christina & Dan Joyce 7. Richard & Lori Lee 45.Jessica McConnell & Zachary First 26.Mary Grant & Douglas Harvey 8. Timothy & Nicole Fox 46.Virginia & Scott Boeker 27. Jennie & Chris McNulty 9. Greg Falzon & Nancy Whalen 47.Katie & Paul Soter 28.William Davis 10.Elaine Sichel & Paula Pingree 48.Jennifer & Mark Gunn 29.Katie & Doug Dickinson 11.Kristy & Ben Cecil 49.Lisa Quinn & John Ramos 30.Mary & Tom Bristow 12.Nancy & Andrew Svitek 50.Julie & Michael Christensen 31.Amy & Mark Munger 13.Julie & Jim Schnieders 51.Carlyn & Phil Piccinini 32. Lina & Issac Haddad 14.Marcia & James Burnett 33.Deborah Hirt & James “Skip” Phelan 52. Debbie & Todd Mokhtari 15.Ed Rounds & 34.Janet Chunn & Enrico Gnaulati Callae Walcott-Rounds Social Membership 35.Linda McLain & Matther Butteri 16.Kristin & Bryan Cook 1. Kathryn Korin 36.Stephanie & Kenneth Eversfield 17.Nikolette & Daniel Boland Easter 2015 Altadena Town & Country Club 9 Youth KIDS’ KLUB SCHEDULE Week 1: I <3 Mom Week Show a little love and appreciation this week as we celebrate Mother’s Day. Washer Pendants Cor ner Week 3: Memorial Day Week Let’s commemorate those who gave their lives for our country by showing our patriotic spirit. Patriotic Bug Repelling Candleholders These pretty baubles have the look of glass enamel but are easily created by painting with nail polish. Get ready for a bug-free celebration with these festive table toppers. Personalized Candles Don’t let a festive and fun holiday go by without trying to make a fun and festive recipe. Create a treasured gift in 3 steps with tissue paper, Sharpies, and wax paper. Week 2: Creature Feature You will go wild for these cool animal inspired projects. Jellyfish in a Jar Patriotic Popcorn Crunch Week 4: Super Snacks Whip up these portable, yummy, hand-held snacks. Walking Tacos This replica of the wiggly, jiggly jellyfish will amaze you. This chili is perfect on game nights. Frozen Dinosaur Eggs Give a whole new meaning to quesadillas with this sweet cream-and-fruit version. A DINO-mite project that will be a shame to smash. Find out all the fun activities we have planned for our Youth members in May! SWIM COMMITTEE REPORT by Steve Neufer Summer is just around the corner and before you know it we will be basking poolside enjoying cannonballs and wrestling with the age old question of fries vs. fruit with our burger. With just weeks to go, the countdown is officially underway. We have an exciting new way to kick off the summer this year with our “Splash into Summer” pool party! We will be celebrating our informal first day of summer with a taco cart, music, games and prizes, and a free popsicle for every member wearing an ATCC Dolphins t-shirt (kids and adults). Dolphin t-shirts and gear will be available on deck and t-shirts are free with program registration. This is going to be a fantastic way to get back in the pool and connect with our swim program coaches and committee members. If you are interested in swim programs but are just not sure if they are a fit for your family, this is a great opportunity to connect with a coach and learn about the range of options we offer for every skill level. Dessert Quesadillas UPCOMING EVENTS Kids’ Night Out: Reptile Night Friday, May 8th See page 5 We will also be soliciting ideas for pool facilities and program improvements so bring your questions, ideas, and most of all your bathing suits, appetites and sense of fun. Cheers! Summer Swim Program Calendar Splash into Summer: May 31st (11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.) Spring Swim: May 12th - June 5th Dolphin Swim: June 9th - August 1st Dolphin Swim Team Meet Schedule Saturday, June 13th: Relay Meet Saturday, June 20th: Home vs. La Canada Saturday, June 27th: Home vs. Valley Hunt Saturday, July 11th: Home vs. Oakmont Saturday, July 18th: Home vs. Gerrish Saturday, July 25th: Finals at PCC Saturday, August 1st: Club Champs at ATCC Altadena Town & Country Club 10 TENNIS NEWS MESSAGE FROM THE TENNIS COMMITTEE by Stephanie Miller April showers...hmmm hope there are enough May flowers for Liz and Giselle as they get ready to say “I do”! All of us here at ATCC, tennis minded or not, wish them a life time of love, happiness and many amazing adventures. Liz has become a part of our tennis family and we are really excited about what life has in store for her! Another exciting weekend in May brings the Pro-Am Team Tennis Tournament, Friday, May 15th through Sunday, May 17th. This tournament is one of the most anticipated and most talked about tennis events of the year! Fred pulls together 10 pros and 30 club players, four on a team, to compete in a double elimination draw. The real fun begins on Thursday, May 7th when the teams are announced and you find out who is on your team. Mark your calendars now! Entry deadline is Monday, May 4th. Our singles and doubles ladders are in full swing. The doubles ladder has just started and has 40 teams combined in the “A” and “B” flights. This is a perfect way to hone your skills and strategies by encouraging you to challenge teams that you might not normally play. If you haven’t thought about it already, grab a partner and sign up. Singles also has a thriving ladder. As Fred often says, singles is good for your tennis and doubles is good for your doubles! The La Quinta Resort and Spa tennis weekend is Friday, May 8th through Sunday, May 10th. It is a great weekend to play great tennis in the desert. Call the pro shop for more details. As we look forward, summer is fast approaching. The ATCC Summer Camp is ready for all our junior tennis players! If you haven’t already, make sure you sign up your child for some summer tennis sessions. 11th Annual Pro-Am Team Tennis Tournament Friday, May 15th (6:00 p.m. for some teams), Saturday, May 16th, and Sunday, May 17th Some changes for this year’s tournament: • Entry fee $150.00. (fee was increased to attract more pro’s and also give a fair compensation for their time). • All #1 players will be 5.0 and above level. • There will be 10 teams in the draw. 10 pro’s and 30 club players. • The #2 player will pick the #1 pro and the rest of the team. • In the event of a 2/2 draw in match play, the deciding 5th match super tie-break would be played by the 1-2 or 1-3 combination that is drawn out of the trophy. Altadena Town & Country Club 11 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: MAY 2015 SUN MON TUES WED THURS FRI 1 3 4 Yoga 8:30 a.m. 5 Yoga 8:30 a.m. 6 Membership Commt. Mtg. 6:30 p.m. Cinco De Mayo Taco Tuesday 5:30 p.m. 10 11 Yoga 8:30 a.m. 12 Mother’s Day Brunch 10:00 a.m. 17 19 Yoga 8:30 a.m. Yoga 8:30 a.m. 13 Youth Commt. Mtg. 6:00 p.m. 14 Tennis Commt. Mtg. 7:00 p.m. 20 F&B Commt. Mtg. 6:30 p.m. 21 11th Annual ProAm Team Tennis Tournament 24 Kids’ Night Out 6:00 p.m. Yoga 9:00 a.m. 9 Yoga 9:00 a.m. Yoga 8:30 a.m. 15 11th Annual ProAm Team Tennis Tournament 16 Yoga 9:00 a.m. Swim Commt. Mtg. 6:30 p.m. Silver Oak/Twomey Wine Dinner 6:30 p.m. Birthday Night 6:00 p.m. 11th Annual ProAm Team Tennis Tournament Yoga 8:30 a.m. 22 23 29 30 Yoga 9:00 a.m. LRP Commt. Mtg. 7:00 p.m. 25 Yoga 8:30 a.m. 8 2 House & Grounds Commt. Mtg. 6:30 p.m. Spring Swim Begins 4:00 p.m. 18 Yoga 8:30 a.m. Yoga 8:30 a.m. 7 SAT 26 Memorial Day BBQ All Day Event Yoga 8:30 a.m. 27 Board Mtg. 6:30 p.m. 28 Yoga 8:30 a.m. Music Night Parade of Lights 8:00 p.m. Yoga 9:00 a.m. Yoga 8:30 a.m. Splash Into Summer 11:00 a.m. 31 Academy Tennis Program ATCC Tennis Academy: June 16th - August 7th for Ages 10-18 High Intensity Development Program Schedule Pricing Information Tuesday - Friday June 16th - August 7th Instruction: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Session Fee Member: $180/child Session Fee Guest: $240/child Drills, Match Play, and Live Ball Games Daily Rate Member: $60/child Daily Rate Guest: $75/child For more information or to register, please contact our Junior Tennis Director, Liz Carpenter, at [email protected] or call the Pro Shop at 626.794.9136. 2290 Country Club Drive Altadena, CA 91001
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