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Longue Vue contacts:
In this issue:
Main Clubhouse Number
412-793-2232
Vue From the Greens
Tips from Derek
Golf Pro Shop Number
412-793-2375
Opening Golf Par-Tee
Junior Golf Program
Shooting Schedule
Tennis Program
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3
4
5
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8
Kid’s Karate day
New Members
Wine Tasting Dinner
Father Daughter Dance
Events Calendar
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12
14
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Clubhouse Fax Number
412-793-2584
General Email
[email protected]
Longue Vue Club Website: www.longuevue.org
Longue Vue Club
March 2015
THE LAUGHS ARE AT LVC - JOIN US FOR COMEDY NIGHT ON MARCH 14
The Laughs are at Longue Vue on Saturday, March 14, 2015
Menu
Assorted hors d'ouevres
David Kaye
Mike Wysocki
Mixed Baby Greens Salad
with blue cheese, raspberries, feta
cheese, toasted pecans
and honey poppy seed dressing
COMEDY NIGHT AT LVC
Duet Plate
Forget your cares and laugh with your friends at the
Petit Filet of Angus Beef and
Club. On Saturday, March 14, the Club will present two
Faroe Island Salmon stuffed with
Pittsburgh comedians who have enjoyed success locally
lump crabmeat
and beyond, David Kaye and Mike Wysocki.
served with butter poached baby
carrots and asparagus, fire roastSave this special night and relish an evening out with
ed red pepper crushed potatoes
friends that is sure to tickle your funnybone. The fun begins
and citrus beurre blanc.
at 7:00 p.m. with dinner followed by the comedy show.
Enjoy both dinner and a great show for $50.00 per person.
Guests are welcome. Reservations please: 412-793-2232.
Laughter is the best medicine!
Chocolate fondant layer cake
with Grand Marnier cream
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THE VUE FROM THE GREENS
After unseasonable conditions to start the winter months, February reminded us all
that Old Man winter will always have the last laugh. The month was full of cold temps, wind
chills and snow events. The Greens Department has not slowed down, however; as we
have made continued progress on our winter projects, equipment repair & maintenance and
accessory work.
When able to brave the elements and venture on the course, we have placed continued focus on cleaning and thinning wood lines to improve aesthetics and growing conditions throughout the
property. Clean-up to the right of #6 has finally been completed from tee to green as a result of the remaining
debris from the major tree removal project a couple of years ago. The wood line to the right of the path on #5
received some TLC from the gulley to the green to improve light and playability for those wayward tee shots. Finally, attention was given to the right side of #2 tee complex. Work had begun on thinning the wood line between
#2 and #3 green over the past couple of seasons to improve much needed airflow to #3 green. Working off that
line, we removed the underbrush, vines and small diameter trees along the entire wood line towards the back tee.
The end result drastically improved the aesthetics for a popular spot on the course for golf and entertaining with
“dining with a Vue”. In conjunction with a tree company, work is slated to begin on #3 during the first of March to
remove four large oaks (two in gulley, two by the green) that have encroached into the line of sight and shot angle
for the hole. In addition to the tree removal, the contractor will remove several limbs on the two oaks that frame
the tee complex and the staff will work on thinning the wood line to the left of the green and continue down the left
side of #4 tee complex.
The unbearable days to be outside have given the opportunity for the staff to be well ahead of the game
when it comes to equipment repair & maintenance along with touching up accessories as we look forward to the
start of the season. The progress on the maintenance buildings unfortunately has been affected by the weather;
the below freezing temperatures have prevented the ability to pour concrete in both structures along with the internal plumbing and electricity of the Chem/Fert building. However, both buildings have been erected and all the
trench work for the plumbing/electricity has been completed. The past month has provided many educational
sessions for myself and the assistants on the local, regional and national level. Continuing education is important
for staff development, staying current with the trends of the industry and exploring ways to improve the operation.
Topics have included prevention of winter damage, tournament preparation, resistance and control of pests effecting Poa, tips to summer management and long/short term planning. All talks were informative and served as
additional tools to have in the holster as we continue to improve on a day to day basis.
March will serve as a busy month for the staff if weather can cooperate. The plate is full with wrapping
up the tee projects on #5 & #17, phase two of the collar and intermediate project and hopefully the start of aerification towards the end of the month. As always, check the blog and follow us on twitter for updates. Till then,
think of spring and stay warm out there!
Fairways and Dreams,
Josh A. Saunders and The Greens Staff
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GOLF TIPS FROM THE PROS BY DEREK DEJIDAS , PGA
How Al Czervik Can Help You Improve Your Putting
Caddyshack is hands down my favorite golf movie of all-time, as I’m
sure it is for some of you. I’ve watched it more than I care to admit,
each time discovering another subtle nuance that makes me enjoy it
even more. I’d like to share with you something that I noticed in the
film that may help you with your game, particularly your putting.
Al Czervik, played by Rodney Dangerfield, has a putter with a scope
on it that was given to him by Albert Einstein. Humor aside, the thing
that jumped out at me was that Mr. Czervik set the putter behind the
ball, aiming the face of the putter before taking his stance. This is
something that all good putters do on each putt, including every tour player I have ever
seen. The direction that the putter face is pointing at impact is more than 90% responsible for the direction that the ball rolls. Due to this, it is vitally important to aim the putter
face first, and then build your stance around the club. I assume it is no coincidence
that Mr. Czervik rolled in his ball into the hole!
Conversely, I noticed that when Judge Smails addressed his 5-foot putt on the 18th green,
he took his stance before he placed his putter behind the ball. Maybe this is why Al Czervik bet him $1,000 that he would miss the putt, which Judge Smails proceeded to do before becoming angry and throwing his putter aimlessly onto the club porch where people
were dining!
Another thing that we can learn from Al Czervik that will help us on the putting green is
attitude. It is very evident to see that above all Mr. Czervik enjoyed playing the game.
Being in a positive mindset and having the ability to ignore the consequence of every
stroke is a powerful thing, especially when it comes to putting. Golf is just a game, so be
sure to enjoy every swing no matter how high the stakes are…even if there is no gambling at Bushwood!
For more golf instruction tips, please visit derekdejidas.com. To schedule a lesson with
Derek, please call the Longue Vue Club Golf Professional Shop at (412) 793-2375.
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THE ROBERT WHITE TOURNAMENT IS BACK!
The Robert White Tournament is back and better than ever! The traditional Governors Cup
event has been replaced by the very popular Robert White event. This five nine-hole match
play event will be held June 18 - 20, 2015. The price for the event will be
$525.00 and provides a great opportunity to showcase our beautiful golf
course while entertaining a friend, family member or client. Look for more
details to come, but put the date of June 18 - 20 on your calendar now!
GOLF OPENING PAR-TEE - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8
Start the golf season with a special Opening Par-tee, on April 8. All
the information on the coming season’s events, golf course updates
and USGA rules will be shared along with a great dinner. The Chef
has translated all the elements of golf into a great menu. There is no
penalty for the water hazards as you enjoy shrimp cocktail and baked
oysters. Swing by the practice range station and enjoy anti-pasta, crudité with dip and a
cheese display. Create your own green at the putting station with an assortment of salads.
The only slice you will see from the cart path is carved turkey and ham with rolls and condiments. Our bunkers and rough are filled with gourmet “sand wedges”, and fairway sliders.
Enjoy some out of bounds treats with pretzel sticks and beer cheese, nachos and mini
quesadillas. The sand trap will entice you to try a “par-fait” and other delights. And you can
always wind up at the 19th hole and enjoy a drink of your choice. The price for this evening
is $25.00 per person. You won’t need a cart to travel around to all the great food stations.
Come out and enjoy time with your fellow golfers in anticipation of a great season. The
evening is sure to be a hole-in-one! Cocktails begin at 6:00 p.m., informational meeting at
6:30 p.m. with dinner to follow. Reservations please: 412-793-2232.
LADIES’ GOLF OPENING SWAT AND DINNER - SAVE THE DATE
The Ladies officially open their season on Tuesday, April 21 with the Opening SWAT
and Dinner. Save the date now so that you won’t miss out on a great dinner peppered
with details of the upcoming season’s events. We look forward to seeing you! .
LVC TO HOST THE PRESTIGIOUS LESLEY CUP IN SEPTEMBER
The Lesley Cup was originally conceived as a triangular contest between Massachusetts, Philadelphia and Metropolitan New York. Eventually Eastern Canada joined the ranks. Each year,
these four “districts” enjoy competition at the best golf clubs in the Eastern United States and
Canada. The Tournament is named for Robert W. Lesley, President of the Golf Association of
Philadelphia from 1902-1921. This year, Longue Vue, in conjunction with Oakmont Country
Club, will join the ranks of Merion Golf Club, Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Winged Foot Golf
Club, and Royal Montreal Golf Club, in hosting the Lesley Cup. U. S. Amateurs who have
competed in the Lesley Cup include William C. Fownes, Jr., and Francis Ouimet. We will share
more with you on the Lesley Cup throughout the golf season in anticipation of this legendary
tournament.
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2015 JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM
The junior golf program has undergone some changes for 2015. Clinics will be at a expanded to 8 weeks. Details of the
programs are outlined below. Please call the Golf Shop at 412-793-2375 to sign-up and for additional information.
KIDS CLINICS
For juniors who are just starting to learn the game of golf or just want a fun and exciting refresher course, we
will be holding 24 one-hour clinics. These clinics are open to all of Longue Vue Club’s juniors ages 6 to 12. During
these clinics we are going to be covering all of the basics from grip & stance to chipping, putting, bunker play, full swing,
as well as etiquette and the rules of golf. Golf clubs will be made available to those juniors who need them. We will be
offering these clinics from 10:00 – 11:00am.
Dates for the Kids Clinics are as follows:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
June 09, 10, 11
June 16, 17, 18
June 23, 24, 26
June 30, July 1,2
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
July 7, 8, 9
July 14, 15, 16
July 21, 22, 23
July 28, 29, 30
The cost of these clinics is $40 per session or $100 per week.
JUNIOR SWAT
The Junior SWAT is going to be held on Wednesday mornings at 11:08 following the Junior Clinics. The cost for the
Junior SWAT is $10 per player. This program is designed for highly advanced, competitive junior golfers that are
able to play golf while walking and carrying their bags for 18-holes in a timely manner within Longue Vue Club’s
pace of play guidelines. The first Junior SWAT will be on Wednesday, June 17th and continuing on Wednesdays in
June, July and August. Please call the Golf Shop to sign-up on a weekly basis.
EVENTS
Junior Club Championship
The 2015 Junior Club Championship is going to be held on Thursday, July 23rd with starting times beginning at 11:00
am. As opposed to past years, there will be only one age division.
Pro Shop - Junior Scramble
The Pro Shop Junior Scramble is going to be held on Thursday, July 30th. It will be a fun event, which includes the juniors getting to go out and play 7-holes with the Professionals. Following the round there will be a lunch buffet and prizes
for all participants.
Junior Diebold Team Matches
Longue Vue Club will be defending their title for the 2nd year in a row on Wednesday, July 22nd at Longue Vue.
Private Instruction
Private game improvement lesson packages are also going to be available for individuals that are looking to take there
game to the next level. They will consist of 3 half-hour lessons along with a nine-hole playing lesson. Please call the Pro
Shop to get more information and to sign-up.
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GREAT SHOOTING AT LONGUE VUE
Longue Vue Club
Shooting Schedule - 2015
Regular Shooting Hours (year round):
Thursday 4 PM - 10 PM
Saturday 11 AM - 4 PM
- Lessons 9:30 AM - 11 AM by appointment (call Club)
Sunday Noon – 5 PM
Note: On occasion, private or club events will close the
Shooting Ground, restrict its hours, or restrict its use to members. For your convenience, please check the Club calendar or
call the Club to ensure the range is open. (412-793-2232)
In addition, the Shooting Ground will frequently open on
holidays. Some are listed below, but shooting may be open on
other holidays as well. Check the Club calendar or call the
Club.
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2015 SHOOTING SCHEDULE
Target These Dates
March
6th – Friday
7th – Saturday
10th – Tuesday
April
May
July
Quad Club Shoot Dinner at Oakmont
Quad Club at Oakmont
Women’s Interclub Shoot at PFC
11th - Saturday
25th – Saturday
LVC Club Championship
LVC Member Beginners Shoot
25th – Monday
Memorial Day (11 AM – 4 PM)
3rd – Friday
Independence Day (11 AM – 4 PM)
September
7th – Monday
26th – Saturday
Labor Day (11 AM – 4 PM)
LVC Member Beginners Shoot
October
17th – Saturday
2015-2016 LVC Season Opening Event
November
7th – Saturday
27th – Friday
LVC Member-Guest Shoot
Day after Thanksgiving (11 AM – 4 PM)
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2015 TENNIS PROGRAM, EVENTS AND CALENDAR
2015 LVC TENNIS CALENDAR
Friday
Monday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Monday
Monday
Saturday
Monday
Monday
Saturday
Thursday
Thursday
Saturday
Mon-Thurs
Thursday
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
May 1
May 4
May 6
May 13
May 18
May 25
May 30
June 8
June 8
June 13
July 2
July 30
July 18
August 3-6
August 6
August 15
September 7
Sept 8
Courts Open
Junior Spring Clinics begin
Cardio Tennis begins
LVC Kickoff Event
Men's Monday Night Doubles begins
Memorial Day Adult Scramble
Saturday Morning Mixed Scrambles Social begins
Junior Tennis Clinics begin
Junior All-Day Tennis camp begins
Women’s Member-Guest Tournament
Adult Margarita Party
Family Fun Night
Junior Club Championships
Fox Chapel Junior USTA tournament
Family Fun Night
Longue Vue Adult Club Championships
Labor Day Adult Scramble
Junior Fall Clinics begin
Adult Tennis Socials
May 13
Longue Vue Tennis Kick-off
ALL MEMBERS are invited to attend the tennis kick-off event. Social tennis will be played from
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm followed by a light buffet!
May 25
Memorial Day Adult Scramble
ALL MEMBERS are invited to attend the mixed scramble. A continental breakfast will be
served starting at 9:30 am followed by social tennis (scrambles) from 10:00-12:00 noon.
July 2
Adult Margarita Party
The party will be a fun evening of match play. Come and enjoy social tennis, great food and
drinks. 6:30-Dark
September 7
Labor Day Adult Scramble
ALL MEMBERS are invited to attend the mixed scramble. A continental breakfast will be
served starting at 9:30 followed by social tennis from 10:00-12:00 noon.
Adult Tennis Programs and Events
May 6
Cardio Tennis (CO-ED)
Cardio Tennis is first and foremost a fitness program. It is more about getting people moving
and active…less on hitting great forehands and backhands. Cardio Tennis is a new, fun, group
activity featuring drills that give players of all abilities an ultimate, high-energy workout. If you
want to find a great new way to get in shape and burn calories, you must try Cardio Tennis.
Wednesdays, 10:00am-11:00am (exception: June 10 to July 1, 9:00am-10:00am)
May 18
Men's Monday Night Doubles
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Starting May 18 matches will be set up with LVC members and other clubs.
May 30
Saturday Morning Mixed Scrambles Social begins
Starting May 30th the club will reserve the courts for social doubles play from 8:30am-11:00am
June 13
Women’s Member-Guest Tournament
The Longue Vue Club will host a member-guest tournament on Saturday morning June 13th.
Lunch on the Pink Patio will follow.
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2015 TENNIS PROGRAM,EVENTS AND CALENDAR (CONT.)
August 15
Longue Vue Adult Club Championships
On Saturday August 15 the Adult Club championships will be held. Events will include Men’s
Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles.
PRIVATE LESSONS (Juniors & Adults): Please contact Tom Mercer to schedule.
CONTACT TOM MERCER: Email address: [email protected]
Cell phone #: 412-334-5440
LVC Tennis Pro-shop: 412-793-2232 ext. 280
Junior Tennis Programs and Events
May 4- June 5
Spring Junior Tennis Clinics
Please contact Tom for details
June 8-August 7
Junior Summer Clinics
8 weeks of junior clinics will be held Monday–Friday from 11:15- 2:00*.
Week 1 (June 8-12)
Week 2 (June 15-19)
Week 3 (June 22-26)
Week 4 (June 29-July 3)
Week 5 (July 6-10)
Week 6 (July 13-17)
Week 7 (July 20-24)
Week 8 (July 27- July 31)
Week 9 (Aug 3-Aug 7)
*Clinic times depedndent on age category
Age
4-5
12:30-1:15
Lower Courts
Age
6-8
11:30-12:30
Lower Courts
Age
9-11
11:15-12:30
Upper Courts
Ages 12-17 12:30-2:00
Upper Courts
June 8-July 3
Junior All Day Tennis
NOTICE: The All-Day Tennis Camp will be prorated for swim team members.
Week 1 (June 8-12)
Week 2 (June 15-19)
Week 3 (June 22-26)
Week 4 (June 29-July 3)
10am-4pm Lower Courts
10am-4pm Lower Courts
10am-4pm Lower Courts
10am-4pm Lower Courts
June 12
Junior Traveling Team Matches
Juniors ages 9 and older who demonstrate the ability to play matches are invited to play on the
traveling team Juniors will be selected based on their interclub rankings, ability to serve and
professional analysis.
July 18
Junior Club Championships
On Saturday July 18th the Junior Club Championships will be held.
Events will include boys’ singles and girls’ singles.
July 30 and August 6
Family Fun Night
Bring the family out for a night of tennis, food and drink. We’ll play games, matches, and mix
together moms, dads, kids and pros for a relaxing and fun end to the summer tennis season.
September 8-October 2
Fall Junior Tennis Clinics
Please contact Tom for details
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JUNIOR TENNIS SCHEDULE
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EMILY OJERHOLM WELCO MES ALL YOUR MEMBERSHIP INQUIRIES
Emily Ojerholm, Longue Vue ‘s Director of Marketing and
Membership Sales, is available to help you with all membership inquiries. If you have a potential candidate for membership, please contact Emily and she will be happy to provide
you with information on all of the membership options at
Longue Vue as well as arranging visits to the Club. This is
the perfect time of year to encourage your friends to consider
membership at LVC. Please contact Emily at 412-793-2232
ext. 212 or [email protected]. Thank you.Ages 41 - 64
TIMELY TEXTS OFFER N EXT LEVEL OF CLUB COMMUNICATION
Text messaging is now available from the Club. Text messages are being offered at your request and as
part of our ongoing efforts to improve and upgrade member communications. Members are encouraged
to sign up to receive text messages for time sensitive updates. Texts will be sent out to alert you of frost
delays on the golf course; pool closings during inclement weather; and other items that may affect events
at the club on short notice. Members must elect to receive the texts. If this feature would be of service to
you, we encourage you to sign up. To enroll through the website:

Click on the My Profile icon on the upper left hand side of the home page.

Scroll down below the email listings to Text Messaging.

Click the Edit button and select your text messaging/phone provider.

Enter your 10 digit phone number and click save.
While you are looking at your profile, please make sure that your email and other information is up-todate, so that you will receive all communications sent from the club, including weekly email blasts. Encourage your spouse and children to update their profiles as well.
Of course, you are welcome to contact the club at 412-793-2232 or [email protected], and we will be
happy to answer any questions, update your profile or enroll you in the text message program. Stay in
touch at LVC!
KIDS’ KARATE AND MINI–GOLF DAY - SATURDAY, MARCH 7
Our younger members will get a kick out of spending a special day at
the club designed for them. C. S. Kim Martial Arts will be providing
instruction in junior karate beginning at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday,
March 7. An indoor miniature golf course will provide entertainment
and friendly competition as well. Between the karate kicks and perfect putts, everyone will enjoy a lunch featuring tried and true favorites. The fun begin s at 11:00 a.m. The cost for this great day of activity is $25.00 per person. Please make reservations: 412-793-2232.
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Mr. John J. Bush
Charter Legacy
Student
University Of Pittsburgh
346 Maple Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15218
J. J. Bush
Mr. Leo Robert Kimball, II (Lauren)
Parker Jane, 2 1/2; Leo Robert III, 7 mos
Social Legacy
Lauren and Leo Kimball
Chief Operating Officer
Thread
124 South Highland Avenue, Suite 210
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
6925 Rosewood Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15208
Mr. Jason Lancellotti
Charter Legacy
Jason Lancellotti
Derivatives Trade Officer
PNC Bank
Allegheny Center Mall
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
119 South 19th Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
AED LOCATIONS AT LONGUE VUE
Longue Vue has three Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) at the Club. An AED is
currently located in each of the following areas: In the office of the main clubhouse; above
the oxygen cabinet near the water fountain in the men’s locker room; and at the shooting
lodge. We hope that there will never be a need to use them, but all three have been placed
at the Club to ensure the safety and well being of members, guests, and staff.
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Mr. Charles Tyler Lewis (Hannah)
Charlotte, 8 months
Social Legacy
Director, Consol Energy
1000 Consol Energy Drive
Cannonsburg, PA 15317
743 Pinetree Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15243
Tyler and Hannah Lewis
Dr. Michael Srodes (Dr. Amy)
Dylan, 9; Emma, 5
Charter Legacy
Physician, UPMC
6001 Stonewood Drive, Suite 300
Wexford, PA 15090
126 Marvelwood Place
Pittsburgh, PA 15215
Amy and Michael Srodes
Mr. Paul Wood (Judy)
Charter
Paul and Judy Wood
VP/ Chief Communicatons Officer
UPMC
600 Grant Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
11 Waterside Place
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
RACQUET COURT RESERVATION SYSTEM
Members may view court availability and make reservations through our website www.longuevue.org. Click the
racquets court reservation link on the home page or under the racquet sports tab. Your user id is your first initial
and last name, the password is tennis. You will then be able to select an open court and make a reservation. If
you experience any difficulties in logging on through the website, please call the club at 412-793-2232,
and we will work with you to establish a good login. As always, we are happy to make the reservation for
you. We look forward to seeing you on the courts. Thank you.
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SUNDAY BRUNCHES - MARCH 1, 8 AND 29
Make your Sunday a little more special by enjoying brunch
from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.. Sunday Brunch at Longue
Vue is being offered on March 1, March 8, and March 29.
We hope you will take advantage of this wonderful array of
breakfast items, including omelets made to order as well as
delicious lunch entrees. The cost for brunch is $21.95; children 4-12 pay their age and those three and under are free.
Please call for reservations: 412-793-2232
EASTER AT LVC
Hop on over to LVC on Easter Sunday and enjoy wonderful brunch and dinner
buffet, sure to brighten your spring. There will be fun and flavors for the entire
family. Our younger members can make crafts and search for eggs during our
annual Egg Hunt! In all the excitement of the day, be sure to keep an eye out for
the Easter Bunny!
The LVC Easter Brunch buffet will be served from 11:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m. As always, traditional breakfast favorites such as eggs Benedict and warm French toast will be served. The
made to order omelet station is a great way to enjoy some of the eggs left behind by the Easter Bunny.
There will be carved ham and leg of lamb, chicken scalopini with Piedmont grains, Pacific coast salmon, roasted mini potatoes with garlic and rosemary, fresh vegetables, farfalle pasta pomodoro, spinach
ravioli with shrimp and scallop Dugléré sauce, and a terrific array of salads. Macaroni and cheese, chicken fingers, seasoned fries and mini beef sliders are sure to tempt the appetite of young diners. Enjoy
the Easter Egg Hunt at 1:00 p.m. The cost for brunch is $32.95, children 12 and under pay their age.
The Easter Dinner buffet from 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. is equally mouthwatering and features carved roast
New York sirloin of beef, roast leg of lamb and baked ham with honey mustard glaze; Sautéed chicken
scalopine with Piedmont grains, chayote squash with roasted tri-color peppers and shallot demi-glace;
and Pacific coast salmon with wilted spinach and oyster mushrooms. A variety of salads, including
roasted beet with blue cheese, country club salad, kale and chick pea salad with
hummus vinaigrette and fresh fruit, will delight your senses. Young members will
enjoy their favorites, while waiting for the Easter Egg Hunt at 6:30 p.m. A dessert
table adds the perfect finish to this celebration of spring. The cost for the dinner buffet is $34.95, children 12 and under pay their age. Reservations: 412-793-2232
A TASTING OF RHONE - WINE DINNER FRIDAY, APRIL 24
Please join us on April 24 for a Tasting of Rhone, as we explore wine
from areas surrounding the Rhone River. This will be a Wine Dinner not
to be missed. The cost is $85.00 per person. Please call the Club to
reserve your spot.
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LVC VINE CLUB
LVC is forming a Vine Club to provide our member with opportunities
to enjoy and appreciate a wider variety of wine. There will be 8 meetings held throughout the year that allow you to interact with other wine
aficionados, as well as taste and learn about wine. At each meeting,
one of our wine purveyors will serve as our presenter and share with you wine from a specific region or winery. Appetizers will be served during the meeting and you will be able to purchase wine presented that evening at cost. Come out and sample wines with Tim Mink and
his friends. The price for membership in the LVC Vine Club is $250.00. For those of you with
wine lockers, the price is $200.00. This cost includes your spouse or a guest as well. You
will be emailed the date of the first meeting. For more information or to sign up for the LVC
Vine Club, please contact Tim Mink at [email protected] or 412-793-2232. Cheers!
FATHER DAUGHTER DINN ER DANCE - FRIDAY, APRIL 17
The Annual Father Daughter Dinner Dance will be on Friday, April 17th. Your daughter
or granddaughter will feel like Cinderella as you treat your “princess” to a special evening of dinner and dancing Polish the glass slippers and transport yourself by coach to a
fairytale evening at LVC. A wonderful buffet fit for a king and his princess will feature
delicious hors d'ouevres, and seafood station with shrimp cocktail. Assorted sushi,
steamed mussels Provençale and Crab and Boursin Dip. Feast on carved tenderloin of beef with a
mushroom demi and horseradish sauce, Atlantic salmon Florentine with sundried tomato cream,
Gruyére potatoes, haricot verts, a pasta station, and an inviting array of salads. Younger guests will enjoy ambrosia salad, mini pizza, mac and cheese, chicken tenders, waffles fries, broccoli, cauliflower,
carrots and crudité with dip. A dessert table that will make for a storybook ending features cookies,
strawberry mousse swans, cupcakes, fruit kebobs, petite pastries and an ice cream sundae bar.
A photographer will be on hand to capture the magic and the DJ will have you
dancing until your coach turns into a pumpkin. Hors d'ouevres begin at 6:30 p.m.
Please call 412-793-2232 for reservations.
MARCH DINING HOURS
The Grill Room - A jacket (tie optional) is required for males over the age f ten on Saturday evenings
Dinner - Thursday: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday: 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Sunday: 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.
The Janssen Room Family Dining - Casual Attire
Lunch - Thursday through Saturday: 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.
Sunday: 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Dinner - Thursday: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday: 5:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Sunday: 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Please call the club at 412-793-2232 for dining reservations
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MARCH 2015
Sun
1 Sunday Brunch
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
2 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
3 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
4 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
5 Bridge and Lunch at
LVC
Shooting under the
lights 5:00 p.m.
6
7 Kid’s Karate Fun
Day 11:00 a.m.
Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
9 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
10 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
11 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
12 Bridge and Lunch
at LVC
Shooting under the
lights 5:00 p.m.
13
14 Comedy Night
Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
15 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00 - 5:00
p.m.
16 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
17 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
18 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
Membership Committee Meeting
19 Bridge and Lunch
at LVC
Shooting under the
lights 5:00 p.m.
20
21 Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
22 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00 - 5:00
p.m.
23 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
24 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
25 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
26 Bridge & Lunch
Shooting under the
Lights 5:00 p.m.
Board Meeting
27
28 Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
29 Palm Sunday
Brunch 11:00 a.m. –
30
31
There are a few dates remaining for Dining
with a Vue. Please contact Tim Mink at
[email protected] or 412-793-2232
ext. 203 for more information .
11:00 a.m. –2:00 p.m.
Shooting Ground
Open 12:00 - 5:00
p.m.
8 Sunday Brunch
11:00 a.m. –2:00 p.m.
Shooting Ground
Open 12:00 - 5:00
2:00 p.m
Shooting Ground
Open 12:00 - 5:00
APRIL 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2 Bridge and Lunch
at LVC
Shooting under the
lights 5:00 p.m.
3
4 Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
5 Easter Brunch and
Dinner Buffets
Shooting Ground
Open 12:00 - 5:00 p.m.
6 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
7
8 Golf Kick-Off
Dinner
9 Bridge and Lunch at
LVC
Shooting under the
lights 5:00 p.m.
10
11 Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
LVC Club Championship Shoot
12 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00 - 5:00
p.m.
13 Club and Pro
Shop Closed
14
15
16 Bridge and Lunch
at LVC
Shooting under the
lights 5:00 p.m.
17 Father Daughter
Dinner Dance
18 Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
19 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00 - 5:00
p.m.
20 Member Monday—after 1:00 p.m.
21 Ladies Opening
Swat and Dinner
22
23 Bridge & Lunch
Shooting under the
lights 5:00 p.m.
Board Meeting
24 Wine Tasting
Dinner
25 Opening “H”
SWAT
LVC Member Beginners Shoot
Shooting Ground
Open 11:00 - 4:00
26 Shooting Ground
Open 12:00 - 5:00
p.m.
27 Club and Pro Shop
Closed
28 Ladies’ Opening
Golf Event and lunch
29
30
31
Finance Committee
Meeting
Membership
Development
Committee