July/August 2015 CHATMOSS COUNTRY CLUB www.chatmosscc.org

Contents

Thoughts from the President ..................2Comments from theGeneral Manager ....................................3On the Greens ........................................4Golf News................................................4Tennis......................................................5Fitness Center ........................................5Serving It Up ..........................................6

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With Live MusicTuesday, July 14th • 6pm -9pm

Menu to FeatureOyster Display, Peel & Eat Shrimp, Scallops & Mussels Plus SidesThis is one of the BEST events of the year!!$28 ++ per person • $11 ++ Children 12 – 4

From 12pm - 6pm a buffet will be availableat the Clubhouse

The pool will be open from 10 am – 8 pm with games on the front lawn.All Members are welcome

The menu will be one that don’t want to miss!!Baby Back Ribs, Grilled BBQ Chicken, Hamburgers & HotDogs, Assorted Mixed Green Salad, Potato Salad, Cole

Slaw and Peach Cobbler

Adults $18 ++ per person$9 ++ per person 3 & Under FreeAla Carte Dining will be closed

Paige, Karen & Julie

Elizabeth and CarinLadies shopping expo night

Saturday, August 1st

Member Guest WeekendSummer Social in the Ballroom7 pm – 12 midnight

Featuring Music, Food Stations & Member Sign Bar

Monday, September 7thLabor Day Cookout

Saturday, October 24thCigar Pairing on the Patio

Wednesday, October 28thChatmoss Halloween & Hay Ride

Wednesday, November 11thLadies Fashion Show

Upcoming Events2015

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Thoughts from the President

The Chatmoss Experience is in full swing, with our members enjoying a glis-

tening pool, cabana treats, tennis and fitness events, world class golf, a lively

bar scene, and fun casual and fabulous formal dining options! Our manage-

ment and staff are again to be commended for all of their efforts in making Chat-

moss the finest country club in southwest Virginia! I also want to thank some

great friends of Chatmoss, who have donated their time , talents , and gifts over

the last few months. We have new pool umbrellas, new dining chairs in the Vir-

ginia room, a successful member work day, not to mention significant attention

to detail on painting, wallpaper, carpet, and many other areas. Thanks to all of

your acts of kindness to Chatmoss! Kudos also to our Event and House com-

mittee for raising the bar on all of our events. Fridays at Chatmoss are not to be

missed!

I want to again thank our membership committee for its efforts in retooling

our junior member program. This has resulted in several new members, and

additional plans are in place for a prospective junior member experience event

on June 26th.

A recent addition to our board is Debbie Toms, who will serve as Treas-

urer/Finance Committee Chair. Debbie is a long time member of our club and

we are very fortunate to have her on the Board!

On a very sad note, we mourn the loss of Steve Dashoff, a past President

and good friend. We will all miss Steve’s leadership and insight, and his genuine

interest in Chatmoss. He touched us all and will be sorely missed.

Thanks and see you at the club!

Richard Lawhon

President

Alice, Tami, Myrtle & Martha

Membership Directories

2015 Membership Directories are available in the

Business Office. Please drop-by, call, or email your request.

Business Office HoursMonday – Friday9:30 am – 4:30 pm

Questions about your bill, call Judy Chaney, at 632-1857 or email at judy@chatmosscc.org

Congratulations!

To the winners of our“Sunday Brunch for Two”

Ann Cardwell

Greg & Phyllis Gendron

The winners were selected from over 100 comment cards.

All feedback from members is important to us. Please take time to complete the comment cards.

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The first official day of summer is rapidly approaching as is the hottestweek of the pool season so far. The Chatmoss Pool opened with asplash for the 2015 season. If you haven’t had a chance to enjoy thepool, please stop by and spend the day with us! Many thanks to EricMonday for his tireless efforts and ongoing support. The pool looksmuch prettier this year thanks to the new umbrellas and knockout rosesdonated by the Monday Family!

My sincerest thanks also goes out to the Robertson Family for theirgenerous donation of Chairs for the clubhouse. In my entire career in Club Management, Ihave never experienced such generosity from the membership. So much goes into the dayto day operation of a first class club like Chatmoss and donations from such a supportivemembership are very much appreciated!

Please plan on spending the 4th of July with your Chatmoss Family. Chef Joe has a widearray of cook out favorites planned this year including Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, GrilledChicken, Ribs and so much more.

Last summer’s first Chatmoss Shrimp & Oyster fest was a huge success. We plan on a sec-ond one this summer on July 14th, Mark your calendars and make your reservations today!Reservations are greatly appreciated and help us not only have enough food but scheduleenough staff to give the membership the best possible service! Many other events are sched-uled to keep your summer busy. Please check the calendar and be on the lookout for Emma’sthroughout the summer.

Looking for something to keep the little ones occupied in July? We still have some openingsfor the July Summer Camp scheduled July 13-July 16th. The Camp is loaded with activitiesto keep the kids busy. Please visit our Website to download a registration form.

I just recently experienced the loss of someone very dear to me and shortly after learned ofthe passing of Mr. Dashoff. There are no words to express how loss will affect your life, butit is the impact they made in your life that we remember. The life that we have is very short.Please take time to enjoy your family and friends.

Looking forward to seeing everyone this summer,

Michael BummelGeneral Manager

Comments from the General Manager

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First of all let me say this may be my shortest evernewsletter. Not that I don’t have a lot I could talk about butbecause we have so much to talk about that it has caused meto be very late getting started on this. The storm which hit uslate in the day on June 17 is easily the largest amount of stormdamage I have dealt with in the years I have been here. I amcertain though that we will get things back together very soon.The members involved with helping us through this have donea fantastic job. As soon as I got here to survey the damagethat evening, everyone has offered to help out in one way oranother. The member’s ………

Sorry, interrupted by a fire at the Cabana!! Unreal. In closing, thanks to all the members who volunteer your

time and expertise to help out with these crises. Even inchaotic circumstances it’s great to know as employees wehave steady leadership and we will get through anythingthrown our way.

Jody Reece

Golf Course Superintendent

Golf News On The Greens

Golf Schedule July/August(Course closed on tournament dates.)

July 23rd: SPCA – Putts for Mutts

Aug 1st – 2nd: MGA – Member Guest

Aug 17th: Conference 24 – High School Event

Aug 24th: Greens Aeration

One-Day member guestGross Division1. Bill Sibbick 66Teri Carter

2. David Swisher 68Don Nance

3. Carson Nease 69Dylan Jensen

Net Division 1. John Collins 62Herb Collins

2. David Swisher 63Ryan Forester

3. David Swisher 63Rick Funk

Member-Member1. Scott O’Neal 64-62-126Jacob Drake

2. Keith Decker 63-65-128James Ferrell

3. John Collins 64-64-128Scott Stone

Club Championship1. Keith Decker 63-63-1262. Jacob Drake 77-73-1503. David Swisher 74-76-150

Presidents Cup1. Keith Decker 67-67-1342. Scott O’Neal 74-66-1403. Jack Johnston 75-66-141

Chatmoss Junior Club ChampionshipThe Chatmoss Junior Championship, formally known as the Henry County

Junior Championship, allowed for the first time in its 50 plus year history thatplayers outside of the county were able to compete.

However, it was only fitting that local player and Chatmoss regular, Wood-son Smith, hoisted the trophy after a two-day total of 1-under par 143 (72-71-143). Woodson is the son of long-time members Will and Susan Smith.Woodson has been a regular around Chatmoss since he was just a kid andmade Chatmoss proud to win this event.

The Henry County Juniors has produced some of the greatest golfers tocome out of the area. They include current mini-tour professionals Adam Webband Jack Adkins, as well as long-time mini tour veteran Jerry Wood. Currentmembers Bill Sibbick and Keith Decker also played in the junior tournamentwhere they both went on to have excellent college careers. Sibbick played hiscollege golf at UNC-Chapel Hill and Decker took his talents to Elon Collegewhere he led the team to an NIAI National Championship his Senior year.

Of all the tournaments in Virginia Decker has won, he never won theHenry County Juniors. He finished runner up four years in a row at ages 14,15, 16, and 17.

Burch, Hodges, Stone was the main sponsor for the event, with Chemi-cal Solutions, without their help in recent years this golf tournament with over50 years of tradition may have faded away. Robby Burton and Will Smith, wereboth junior golf standout in the mid-1990s, and both spearheaded the effort tokeep this junior tournament going.

More recent champions of the Henry County Juniors include Wes Smith,Basil Boyd, and Dylan Jensen. Jensen went on to be a stand out college golferat Longwood University; Smith a rising sophomore at James Madison Univer-sity, and Boyd currently attends Woodberry Forest.

Head Golf Professional Robert Weinerth has high hopes for the tourna-ments future and has it poised to grow bigger and bigger with each year as itcontinues to produce young golf talents in the area.

Junior Camp Big Success Kids are having a great time this month with Assistant Professional P.C. Wellsas he teaches them the basics of golf. The kids have enjoyed learning how toplay the game of golf as well as the occasional ‘range pick relay race’ that hasalso been a huge hit with the kids.

Member-Guest (August 1st-2nd)Please Call Pro Shop to Sign Up (276)-638-7648

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June has been a whirlwind month at the tennis center. At thetime of this newsletter, we are cleaning up from the storm that rippedthrough Chatmoss. We did sustain some damage to our fences.Court six will be closed to play as the fence is leaning in on that court.Court 3 is open but balls may roll up the fence and go over. At thistime, we do not have a timetable for repairs. Please check with us inthe pro shop for updates with this project.

We have many activities going on in the upcoming months.Sports camp has been a big hit in June, and we are looking forwardto the July camp. Our Men’s Round Robin and Ladies’ Days are on-going. Please check below for upcoming dates. We also have ourLadies Team Match against the Roanoke Stars on July 23. Summerwill come and go before we know it.

With August approaching, we do turn our attention to the ap-proaching school year and the beginning of our after school clinics.Our plan is to do clinics on Tuesday afternoon again beginning onAugust 18. As we get closer to the start of this clinic check with usabout the details on timing for these. We look forward to seeing allof their young smiling faces back on the court.

Tennis CalendarJuly 1 Ladies’ Round Robin 9:00 amJuly 16 Men’s Round Robin 6:00 pm

July 23 Ladies’ Match Roanoke Stars 9:30 amAugust 20 Men’s Round Robin 6:00 pmAugust 28 Parent/Child Night 5:30 pm

September 2 Ladies’ Round Robin 9:00 amSeptember 18 Rally for the Cure 9:30 am

Events Subject to change check in the pro shop for up to date calendars.

Mike Weidl

Director of Tennis

Tennis Fitness CenterSummer is always such a busy time for everyone, so it is tough

to find time to work out or even bring yourself to come inside toworkout unless you are escaping the heat. Classes are ongoing;and as always, the schedule is posted online as well as a weeklyemail outlining classes for the upcoming week is sent on Sundays.If you are not receiving these emails, please call the tennis pro shopso we can update our information.

As always, we ask you, our members, to follow the postedrules for the fitness center. A few of these include:- Please sign in when you arrive at the fitness center.- Sign in guests. Guest fee is $10.00 per visit.- Please put up all weights when done with them.- Wipe down equipment after using them.- Be respectful of fellow members and do use profanity in the

fitness center.Following these rules and other posted rules make the experi-

ence for everyone more enjoyable.The Walking Club this past spring was another success. We

had 2000 miles of walking recorded, and I am sure many more weredone. Those who walked at least 200 miles were Rebecca Crab-tree, Joe Williams, Carin Gregory, Beth Sibbick. Walking at least300 miles was Laura Hundley. Our big winner was Al Hundley whowalked a grand total of 411 miles. Keep up the great work and stayactive.

We are excited to be offering a new class this summer by anew instructor. The class is P90x and it is on Tuesdays at 11:15 inJuly. It is taught by Lori Puckett Strachan. Do not let the namescare you off. Lori offers many modifications to the moves, and itis a great work out. We are glad to add her to a great group of in-structors here at Chatmoss.

As school starts back up at the end of August, we look forwardto a busy schedule and fitness center as a new school begins andfall being right around the corner. We look forward to seeing every-one at the fitness complex, and if you have any questions or con-cerns, please feel free to contact the tennis pro shop with these,and we will address them

Gratefully,

Mike Weidl

Fitness Director

Tuesday Night Tennis GuysStanley Bowles, Danny Winn, Phil Garrett,

Deepak Banerjee, Don Grayson

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Chatmoss Signature Packages(Serves 5-8)Meatloaf Dinner ..................................................$50Meatloaf with Mushroom GravyWhipped PotatoesRolls/ButterChoice of Pie

Chatmoss Fried Chicken Dinner ........................$45Fried Chicken Macaroni & CheeseRolls/ButterChoice of Pie

Chatmoss Signature DishesServes 5-8 (does not include sides)Mediterranean Chicken Casserole......................$32Chicken Enchilada Casserole ............................$28Chicken & Broccoli Divan Casserole ..................$34Cheese Hash Brown Casserole..........................$28Lasagna ..............................................................$32Vegetarian Lasagna............................................$34Beef Tips ............................................................$38

BreadsMiniature Muffins (1 dozen) ..................................$8Roll & Butter (5) ..............................................$2.50Pita Chips (Gallon Bag) ........................................$4

Side Dishes (Serves 5-8)Whipped Potatoes ..............................................$18Buttered Noodles ................................................$12Macaroni & Cheese ............................................$22Steamed Vegetables ..........................................$18

Sauces (Quart Sized)Mushroom Gravy ................................................$10Burgundy Wine Sauce ........................................$10Marinara Sauce ..................................................$10

Desserts (Serves 8-10)Pecan Pie ..........................................................$18Pumpkin Pie........................................................$18Sweet Potato ......................................................$18Apple ..................................................................$18

Must have 24 hour notice(276) 638-2484

Build Your Own Menu To GoWhat a week!! Just as the pool seasonis really kicking off we get hit with twounimaginable circumstances. Afterclosing the pool for two days due tostorm damage, we instantly turnaround to a fire at the Cabana!! We willstill be offering food and beverages

with a limited menu until we can get the Cabana up andrunning again; and remember, the club house is alwaysavailable for take-out. We are swiftly and diligently workingto get everything put back together but these things cantake time so please be patient with us.

On a lighter note, we have Fourth of July right aroundthe corner with a great outdoor cookout planned. Then ifyou missed out on the Shrimp & Oysterfest last year, you’llhave a second chance on Tuesday, July 14th. This was anamazing event last year and sure to sell out fast! Makeyour reservations today!! In closing, I’d like to thank thestaff and members for all the hard work they’ve done tohelp with the clean up. We couldn’t make it without every-one’s help.

Chef Wi%iam “Joe” Li%y

Serving It Up From Chef Joe

Wednesdays

Mon3ly Drink Special

JulyStrawberry Smash

Vodka or Gin, Fresh MuddledStrawberries & Mint, Simple Syrup,

Slash of Club Soda, Garnished with Lime Wedge

$5

AugustLemon Basil MartiniLemon Vodka, Triple Sec,

Fresh Homemade Basil Lemonade

$5

Special Events for July

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Mimosas & Bloody Mary’s

$4 Mimosas & Bloody Mary’sJuly: 5, 12, 19, 26

$5 Drink SpecialEvery Wednesday in July: 1, 8, 15, 22, 29

Happy Hour from 5pm - 7pm1/2 priced House DrinksEvery Thursday in July: 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

$5 and DineSoup and Salad ComboEvery Friday in July: 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Bring in your own bottle of wine with no corking fee.One bottle per membership.July: 11, 18, 25

Saturday, July 4th • 12pm - 6pmA Buffet will be available at the Clubhouse. The pool will beopen from 10 am – 8 pm with games on the front lawn. AllMembers are welcome

The menu will be one that don’t want to miss!!Baby Back Ribs, Grilled BBQ Chicken, Hamburgers & HotDogs, Assorted Mixed Green Salad, Potato Salad & ColeSlaw, Peach Cobblers

Adults $18 ++ per person • $9 ++ per person • 3 & Under Free Ala Carte Dining will be closed

Thursday, July 9thFeaturing our Garlic Rosemary Crusted Prime Rib. Includes a CCC Garden Salad or Soup & Two Sides.

Tuesday, July 14thWith Live MusicMenu to Feature: Oyster Display, Peel & Eat Shrimp, Scallops& Mussels, Plus SidesThis is one of the BEST events of the year!! $28 ++ per person • $11 ++ Children 12 – 4

Thursday, July 23rdCreate your own Asian Inspired Dishes$20 ++ per person • $10 ++ Children 12-4

Tuesday, July 28thHand-picked assorted wines accompaniedby an array of cheeses

Ike Schofield will be playing in the Elmwood Bar in July on the3, 17, 24, 31.

Thirsty Thursday

Soup & Salad Combo

Unc)ked Saturdays

Prime Rib Night

July 43

Wing Night

2nd Annual Shrimp & Oysterfest

Asian Cuisine Night

Ch�se & Wine Pairing

Live Music

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Special Events for August

Mimosas & Bloody Mary’s

$4 Mimosas & Bloody Mary’sAugust: 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

$5 Drink SpecialEvery Wednesday in August: 5, 12, 19, 26

Happy Hour from 5pm - 7pm1/2 priced House DrinksEvery Thursday in August: 6, 13, 20, 27

$5 and DineSoup and Salad ComboEvery Friday in August: 7, 14, 21, 28

Bring in your own bottle of wine with no corking fee.One bottle per membership.August: 8, 15, 22, 29

Saturday & Sunday, August 1st - 2ndSummer Social in the Ballroom 7 pm – 12 midnight Featuring Music, Food Stations and Member Sign Bar.

Thursday, August 6thHalf or Full Rack of Baby Back Ribs.Served with Corn on the Cob, Baked Beans & Cole Slaw.$18 ½ Rack • $21 Full Rack

Tuesday, August 18thBuild Your Own Gourmet Hot Dog Bar With Various ToppingsSuch as Chili, Cheese, Slaw, Jalapenos & More.With Beer & Drink Specials to run all evening

Saturday, August 22ndBocce Ball Tournament at the Cabana Offering LemoncelloCocktails, Antipasti Hors d’oeuvres Station & Cannoli Winner will receive a gift certificate for Two for Sunday Brunch $18 ++ per person • $9 for Children • 4 & Under Free

Thursday, August 27thFeaturing a Taco and Fajita Bar with assorted toppings, nachosand salsa

Thirsty Thursday

Soup & Salad Combo

Unc)ked Saturdays

Member Guest W�kend

Wing Night

Baby Back Rib Night

Dog Days of Summer

Bocce Ba% Tournament

Taco & Sangria Night

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Special Events

Summer Camps

Fun-filled session for kids from 5-12 years of age!

July 13 - July 16 • 9:00am - 2:00pm

Costs for 2015 Summer CampMember: one child - $140Member: multiple children - $130

Looking for a break from the summer to keep the little onesentertained? Chatmoss Country Club’s summer camps areback with two exciting session that will offer a variety of sports,including tennis and golf as well as arts and crafts and many funfilled games.

Please make sure to wear sunscreen and bring a towel alongwith your bathing suit & tennis racket.

Drop off and Pick up will be on the Mushroom Deck by theplayground.

Spaces are limited, stop in at the office for a registration form.

Girls Night & Phil

Memorial Day Fun Jazz and Martini Night

Welcoming anyone interested in playing bridge at any level.Please call Ann Cardwell at 276-647-4503for more information.

Duplicate Bridge Dates:Friday, July 17, 20156:00pm Dinner • 7:00pm Bridge

Friday, August 21st, 20156:00pm Dinner • 7:00pm Bridge

Duplicate Bridge

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Beth Sibbick, Kim Snyder, Martha Cooper,Page Beeler, Barbara Holland

Summer Camp, June 2015

Brady WellsSon of PC & Julie Wells

Adeline PettitGranddaughter of Cece Johnson

Lillie Cate SappDaughter of Scott & Tami Sapp

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Club News

Chatmoss Country Club Guest Policy

In order to preserve the private status of Chatmoss Country Club, thefollowing guest policies shall apply to all guest use of the facilities ofthe Club.

Charging privileges are for members only, therefore any chargesthroughout the club’s facilities must be placed on a member’s ac-count.

Guests must be accompanied by a club member at all times unlessarrangements are made in advance. The member is responsible forall charges and conduct of the guest.

Golf guest privileges are limited to 5 (five) visits per calendar yearwith applicable guest fees for that day. Approved Reciprocal Mem-berships follow the same guidelines.

Tennis guest privileges are limited to 5 (five) visits per calendar yearwith a $10.00 guest fee. Golf & Tennis Member/Guest tournamentsare exempt from this limit.

Pool guests privileges are limited to 3 (three) visits per month with a$5.00 guest fee.

Fitness Area guest privileges are limited 12 (twelve) visits per calen-dar year with a $10.00 guest fee.

Golf guest must be registered at the Golf Pro Shop. Tennis and Fit-ness guests must be registered at the Sports Complex. All SwimmingPool guest must be registered with the lifeguard on duty.

A Temporary Guest Card may be obtained by any member for guestsresiding in their household on a short term basis, not to exceed 30days. In order to receive a Temporary Guest Card, the guest’s con-tact information must be turned into the business office in advance.The Temporary Guest Card will be granted for a defined period andthe member will be charged all appropriate guest fees. The Tempo-rary Guest Card carries unlimited privileges of service during the de-fined period.

A Child Care Provider is also eligible for a Guest Card and it may beobtained from the office with the approval of the General Manager.Time frame on this card will be determined on an individual basis.

“Significant other” is an individual residing in the same household,with the same mailing address as the member. Any special circum-stances must approved by the Board of Governors. The significantother will be extended the courtesies of a spouse in all areas of theclub.

The member is responsible for all charges made by the significantother. A document, which will remain on file, must be signed by themember acknowledging that any charges incurred by the significantother will be paid for by the member on his/her account. Should themember want to discontinue the significant other privileges, the mem-ber must come to the office and sign a document directing such dis-continuance.

Please Welcome...

Please welcome Chatmoss’ newest and

returning members....

Kimberly & John BuckKim works for Patrick Henry Community College and serves as the Pres-ident of the Boys and Girls Club of Martinsville. John is the ExecutiveDirector of Rooster Walk and on the Board of the Rives Theatre. Kim-berly and John are sponsored by Jay Frith, Will Pannill and Scott Stone.

Jason and Leah LagesseJason is the owner of Quarterdeck and is the President of Roosterwalk.Leah works for Henry County Schools. Sponsored by Jay Frith, WillPannill, and Scott Stone.

Jacob FrithJacob is the Son of Jay Frith and works for Infinity Global. Jacob issponsored by Jay Frith, Will Pannill and Scott Stone.

Michael and Katie WaddellMichael is the Director of Development at Carlisle School. Michaelcoaches Boys JV and Girls Varsity Tennis. Michael and Katie have threechildren, Gabriel, Mia and Levi. Michael and Katie are sponsored byWill Vaughn & Tommy Hudgins.

Danny and Jessica WulffDanny is the owner of the Martinsville Chic fil a. Danny and Jessica havethree children, Rhyan, Boone and Molly. Sponsors for the Wulff’s areDon Hodges, Mike and Sheila Grogan, Rudy O’Dell and Glen Edwards.

Peyton DranePeyton is a full junior member. Peyton and her son Patrick are looking for-ward to using the club’s facilities. They are sponsored by the Frith family.

Some Familiar Faces returning to Chatmoss ....

Mary Beth Noonan, MDMary Beth is a Pediatrician at Martinsville Memorial Hospital and is aMember of The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Medical So-ciety of Virginia. Mary Beth has two boys, Johnathan and Christopher.

Howard and Kelly HuffHoward is a banker for First Washington. Howard is involved with theMiss Martinsville-Henry County Scholarship Pageant. Kelly has beenthe director of the First Presbyterian School for the past ten years. TheHuff’s have two children, Matthew and Lindsey.

Steven and Melinda BrightwellSteven works for Positive Technology. Melinda has been the Registrar forCarlisle School for the past five years. The Brightwell’s have three children,Finley, Peyton and Easton. The Brightwell’s are sponsored by Bob Miller.

CHATMOSS COUNTRY CLUB550 Mount Olivet RoadP.O. Box 5063Martinsville, VA 24115276-638-2484 / FAX 276-638-2426

OFFICERSRichard Lawhon, President Will Smith, Vice PresidentDebbie Toms, Treasurer Beth Sibbick, Secretary

BOARD MEMBERSSergio Amato Karen Garrett Paige FrithBob Miller Eric Monday Myrtle RobertsonSteve Edgerton Gus BarberJohn Collins, Ex Officio

STAFFMichael Bummel, General Manager / michael@chatmosscc.orgRobert Weinerth, Golf Professional / rweinerth@gmail.comJody Reece, Golf Course Superintendent / jreecekr@gmail.comMike Weidl, Tennis Director / chatmoss10s@aol.comWilliam Lilly, Executive Chef / lillychef1@yahoo.comBusiness Office Manager, A/P - Robin Barbour, robin@chatmosscc.orgAccounts Receivable - Judy Chaney, judy@chatmosscc.org

TELEPHONE NUMBERSClubhouse 276-638-2484 / FAX 276-638-2426Golf Shop 276-638-7648 / robertweinerth@gmail.comSports Complex Tennis 276-632-1857 / chatmoss10s@aol.comGolf Course Maintenance 276-638-7964 / jreecekr@gmail.comPool / Cabana 276-632-1039Fitness Center 276-632-1857

web page: www.chatmosscc.org

Boxwood Grille HoursLUNCH Tuesday-Saturday — Noon-2:30pm

DINNER Tuesday-Thursday — 5:30-9:00pmFriday & Saturday — 5:30-9:30pm

SUNDAY BUFFET 11:30am-2:00pm

The Clubhouse is closed Sunday after Brunchand all day Monday for Food and Beverage Service.

Elmwood Bar HoursTUESDAY-THURSDAY 11:00am-10:30pm last call

Bar closes at 11:00pmFRIDAY & SATURDAY 11:00am-Midnight last call

Bar closes at 12:30amSUNDAY 11:00am-2:30pm last call

Bar closes at 3:00pm

The Clubhouse is closed Sunday after Brunchand all day Monday for Food and Beverage Service.

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U.S. POSTAGE PAIDMARTINSVILLE, VAPERMIT NO. 411

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