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OCTOBER 2015 Cherry Diamond Staff Publisher – Brent Kaniecki Director of Communications – Jim Wilson Content Marketing Manager/Managing Editor – Amy Freeman Communications Coordinator – Emma Frey Design – Lilyann Rice General Manager – Wallace L. Smith
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The Cherry Diamond Vol. 109/No. 10 (USPS: 102-560) is published monthly by the Missouri Athletic Club, 405 Washington Ave., St. Louis, MO 63102, (314) 231-7220. Subscription - $45 per year, subject to sales tax. PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAID AT ST. LOUIS, MO. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Cherry Diamond, 405 Washington Ave., St. Louis, MO 63102
Departments 2 Calendar of Events 5 President’s Column 6 From the GM’s Desk 7 Members News & Notes
12 Fine Dining 16 Athletics 20 Fitness Focus 26 Clubs Within the Club
29 Around the Club 31 MAC Past 32 Snapshots
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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October Associates Winery Trip Saturday, October 3 Join the Associates and travel to Chandler Hill Winery for the day! 12-4 p.m. $25 per person Chandler Hill Winery
Billikens Basketball Luncheon (DT) Friday, Oct. 16 Hear SLU’s head coach, Jim Crews, preview the upcoming basketball season. 11 a.m. - Registration 11:30 a.m. - Luncheon 12:15 p.m. - Program $30 per person
Italian Wine Dinner (DT) Tuesday, October 20
Big O Ginger Dinner (WE) Wednesday, October 14 Attend this tasting of Big O Ginger Liqueur. Big O is a premium liqueur handcrafted from high-quality, all-natural ingredients and artisan-crafted spirits. A three-course dinner prepared with Big O Ginger Liqueur by Chef Grant is included! 6:30 p.m. – Reception 7 p.m. – Dinner $50 per person, inclusive for Whiskey and Fine Spirits Club members $55 per person, inclusive for non-Whiskey and Fine Spirits Club members
Enjoy a night in Italy with fellow members while tasting Italian wine and partaking in an Italian dinner. 6:30 p.m. – Reception 7 p.m. – Dinner $45 per person, inclusive for Wine Society members $60 per person, inclusive for non-Wine Society members
FYC Dinner (WE) Saturday, October 24 Celebrate the FYC’s 10th Anniversary! 6:15 p.m. – Reception 7 p.m. – Dinner $40 per person, inclusive
Trunk-R-Treat (WE) Sunday, October 25 Adults and kids should wear their scariest and goofiest costumes to this family event! Parents can pass out candy from the trunk of their car while the kids “Trunk-R-Treat”. Dinner buffet available. 4-7 p.m. $10 per car
Crown Royal Whiskey Tasting (DT) Wednesday, Oct. 28 Sample brands like Crown Royal, Crown Royal Reserve, Crown Royal XO, Crown Royal Black, and Crown Royal Rye. 6:30-8:30 p.m. $35 per person plus gratuity for MTS members $39 per person plus gratuity for non-MTS members
12th Annual Wine Tasting and Sale (DT) Friday, October 30 Local wine purveyors offer some of their finest wines as attendees both sample and purchase goods at this Wine Society-sponsored event. Entertainment and hors d’oeuvres will be provided to make the night extra special. 6-9 p.m. $25 per person, plus service charge (No entry fee for Wine Society members.)
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November Veterans Day Commemoration (DT) Thursday, November 5 The MAC, in partnership with the Rotary Club of St. Louis, will host its annual Veterans Day Commemoration to salute all those who have served our country – remembering especially those who served in WWII and the Fall of Saigon. 11:15 a.m. – Exhibits 12 p.m. – Lunch and program $27.50 per person
Dance and Song Freshly Squeezed (DT) Friday, November 6 Join the Apollos and the Dance Club for an evening of songs from the 50’s, 60’s and 80’s and a dance showcase by the members of the Dance Club. The Charitable Society for Children will benefit from a portion of the proceeds. 6 p.m. – Cocktails 6:45 p.m. – Dinner 8 p.m. - Program $38.50 per person plus gratuity
Casino Night (DT) Friday, November 13 Attend the annual Casino Night sponsored by the Associates. Enjoy a night of games, live entertainment, dancing, beer and wine bars and a station-style food extravaganza! 7 p.m. – Dinner 8 p.m.-12 a.m. – Games $75 per person, inclusive $10 for extra chips and spirits Overnight rooms available for $75
Thanksgiving Brunch (WE) Sunday, November 22 Bring the family for a delicious Thanksgiving brunch at West! 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Adults – $33.95 Children (4-12) – $16.95
Thanksgiving Dinner (DT) Thursday, November 26 Come by the Downtown Clubhouse for Thanksgiving dinner and leave the kitchen at home nice and clean! 1-4 p.m. Adults – $33.95 Children (4-12) – $16.95
CWC MEETINGS The MAC offers a variety of Clubs Within the Club to bring together members with common interests.
Apollos Mondays, 7 p.m., Downtown Bike, Run & Triathlon Thursdays, 5:30 p.m., Downtown Book Club Second Thursday of the month, 5:30 p.m., West Business Development Group Third Thursday of the month, 7:15 a.m., Downtown Forever Young Club Third Friday of the month, 11:30 a.m., West Invitational Sanctioned Bridge Second and fourth Tuesdays of the month, 6:15 p.m., West Military History Club Fourth Tuesday of the month, 11:30 a.m., Downtown Toastmasters First and third Wednesdays of the month, 5:30 p.m., Downtown For more information, visit www.mac-stl.org or call 314-539-4402.
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Hello all, and welcome to another Red October. The “right of passage” I referenced in last month’s column has come again as the Cardinals spoil us with another postseason berth. With home field advantage expected for what we hope is another run to the World Series, the Downtown Clubhouse’s lobby and Jack Buck Grille will be a vibrant place this month. I cannot think of a better place to bring your family, friends or a client before or after the game. As always, there is plenty happening around both clubhouses to appeal to all. In late August, more than 100 members and guests descended upon Glen Echo Country Club for the MAC’s annual Foundations Golf Tournament. This type of participation and support from our members and sponsors has been pivotal to the growth of our three foundations: the Preservation Foundation, the Sports Foundation and the Foundation for the Arts. About $90,000 was raised for these foundations at this event. To further emphasize their importance, our commitment to these foundations has been enhanced with the hiring of Cynthia Goudy in the new role of Director of Foundations. See page 29 for more information about Cynthia, and expect to hear and see more about her role and engagement opportunities for our membership. To learn more about the foundations, login to the newly released website and visit the Foundations page. September marked the beginning of the new fiscal year for the MAC. While further details will be released in a more specific format, I am pleased to share that the Club’s financial position continues to improve year after year, and 2015 has been yet another success. The groundbreaking and scheduled construction of the 1903 bar at the West
Clubhouse is set to begin any day and represents a “game changing” initiative and investment for our Club. I look forward to sharing the details and progress updates throughout this project. I also wanted to remind everyone, if you’re not already aware, that we’ve provided an attractive incentive to waive your investment in the 1903 bar by introducing a new member to the Club. It’s probably the simplest and most effective manner to leverage this member benefit as a “coming attraction” that friends and prospective members can rally around. While doing so take advantage of the many benefits associated with Platinum Partnership. A few of our members share their experience with Platinum Partnership on page 10. It’s a win-win for all involved! As usual, last year, the holiday season at the Club was a bustling one. For those considering utilizing the Club’s facilities for holiday parties and gatherings, I encourage you to lock in the dates with the catering department sooner rather than later to better guarantee access to the room(s) and space that you need and prefer. We anticipate a similar bustling pace this season, and it will be here sooner than you think. Heading into October, I want to highlight a few upcoming events. The West Clubhouse will host the ever-popular Trunk-R-Treat on October 25, which always brings a great atmosphere of family fellowship. Also, Coach Jim Crews will address the upcoming Saint Louis University Billiken basketball season at the annual Billiken luncheon on October 16. In closing, I’d like to reiterate that the Missouri Athletic Club is comprised of some of the finest people that you will ever meet. I encourage you all to get better acquainted and get to know another member or family when the opportunity presents. I promise you will engage with some of the most interesting and fascinating people you’ve ever met, and your lives will be forever enriched. I hope I have the opportunity to see all of you at Club this month and talk further about the exciting times at the MAC.
Board of Governors F Brent Kaniecki – President F Christopher Hyams –
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Class of 2016 F Bob Barnes F Peter Dunne F Christopher Hyams F Brent Kaniecki F Beau Reinberg
Class of 2017 F Rebekah Bahn F Tracy Beckette F Duffy Dunn F Troy Robertson F Tripp Zumwalt
Class of 2018 F Talmage Newton F Tim Powers F Mike Schoedel F Paul David Shuff Jr. F Tim Slater
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GENERAL MANAGER’S COLUMN
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not only “get it” but also care! My sincere thanks goes out to our entire team. I have included below some highlights from last year that our CFO, Larry Absheer, prepared for our Finance Committee as a quick review. Fiscal Year Highlights 1. Just over $1.5 million of cash flow was generated during FY 2015, which is $178,162, or 13.4%, greater than plan and $548,923, or 57.5%, ahead of last year. Dear Members: As of August 31, 2015, our fiscal year came to a close, and I would like to congratulate both our members and staff for a tremendous year. We emerged from past challenges stronger and healthier, which allows us to make improvements and catch up on much needed and deferred maintenance and club improvements. We have also been able to improve programs, which translates into happier more engaged members. Some of our programs such as tennis are running at record levels and producing winners and talented youth playing at very high levels! This is really fun, rewarding stuff, and we appreciate the engagement. Overall, our member support this past year was incredible. Our membership, catering and rooms buckets were replenished, which made all the difference this year. There is strength in numbers, and as I noted several months ago, just imagine if each one of our members had lunch just one more time each month at the club with one guest. This simple action would generate an additional $82,000 in revenue per month or $982,000 per year. Not surprisingly, our focus on a daily basis is to give you reasons to use your club. If there are ever programs or services that can be tweaked or improved, please share feedback. Our employees, as always, played a huge roll this year as well. From coaching to building to cleaning to cooking our folks are the best! We are fortunate to have a team of people who 6 F Cherry Diamond F OCTOBER 2015
2. Our member headcount grew during the year by 15. This compares to growth of 44 last year. We had 2,352 dues-paying members in August. 3. Our Platinum Partner headcount now stands at 1,008. We increased the total by 157, or 18.4%, during FY 2015. 4. Initiation fees topped $100,000 for the third year in a row, coming in at $102,200. 5. Total membership revenue (including initiation fees) climbed slightly above $7.5 million, which represented an increase of $294,000, or 4.1 %, over last year. 6. Rooms’ revenue reached a new high, coming in at $1,222,671, which compares to $1,155,200 last year. 7. Rooms occupancy came in at 47.8%, compared to 44.2% last year; ADR was $96.74, up from $90 last year; and RevPar came in greater than $46, compared to just under $40 last year. 8. Both food and beverage locations generated significant increases in revenue; revenues at both locations exceeded budget and last year. On a combined basis, revenues were up $315,000 over the prior year, which represented a 5.2% increase. 9. Both F&B locations were profitable again this year: DT profit was $300,292 and the profit at West was $143,776. The $444,068 combined total exceeded last year’s bottom line by $171,647, or 63%.
10. Total operating revenues (all departments) exceeded $10 million for the second year in a row, coming in at $10,748,910. This performance level represented a $721,280, or 7.2%, increase over last year. 11. The club experienced a very small net loss of $3,122 during FY 2015, but this was after the $283,265 pension expense adjustment. Excluding the pension adjustment, the bottom line showed a profit of $280,143, compared to a planned profit of $102,025. The bottom line in FY 2014 showed a loss of $282,051 (before a negative pension adjustment of $327,510). 12. Our long-term bank debt stood at $6,638,089 at the end of FY 2015, compared to $7,160,839 at the end of FY 2014. It is nice to put that one in the record books and to now move on to fiscal 2016. We have great challenges coupled with great opportunities ahead. The 1903 new bar project is moving along as expected. It is on time and budget to date, and the Trane Project at the Downtown Clubhouse is in the same condition. Both projects are game changers, and fortunately the majority of the work and effort is in front of us. Rest assured; we have really smart, engaged Governors totally in the mix and bringing various levels of expertise as they volunteer their time and energy for this awesome Club. Please tip your hat and give a thumbs up to our Governors when you see them. Hours of time and energy are expended on their parts, and the results from last year and our plans going forward are a result of all that work. Cheers! As always, thank you all for this incredible opportunity and for allowing me to be a part of this great place.
See you at the Club,
Wally Smith, General Manager Missouri Athletic Club
Welcome New MAC Members from August! Ahn, Joon Soo (Helen L. Ahn): Orthopedic Center of Southern Illinois, 4121 Veterans Memorial Dr., Mt. Vernon, IL 62864, 618-2423778; Res: 12800 Post Oak Road, St. Louis, MO 63131, 314-984-9968 Baldwin, Elliott (Kerri H. Baldwin): Centene, 7700 Forsyth Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63105, 312-395-9316; Res: 2115 Pardoroyal, St. Louis, MO 63131, 773-259-9845 Berrier, Stephanie J. (Stephen A. Berrier): Nestle Purina Petcare, 1 Checkerboard Square, St. Louis, MO 63102, 314-982-4850; Res: 2350 Menard St., St. Louis, MO 63104, 770-335-2736 Capps, Thomas H. (Paula S. Capps): Synvisus, LLC, P. O. Box 410474, St. Louis, MO 63141, 314-384-6204; Res: 402 Hammersmith Rd., St. Louis, MO 63141, 314-878-0929 Desloge, Christopher (Emily H. Desloge): Bar Assoc. of Metro St. Louis, 555 Washington Ave., Ste. 100, St. Louis, MO 63101, 314-421-4134; Res: 6530 Devonshire Ave., St. Louis, MO 63109, 314-482-0380 Groff, Louis: Wheelhouse Restaurant & Bar, 1000 Spruce Street, St. Louis, MO 63102, 816-674-8830; Res: 1004 Spruce Street, St. Louis, MO 63102, 816-674-8830 Gross, Stephen F. (Kelly E. Gross): Northwestern Mutual, 7733 Forsyth Blvd. Ste. 1000, St. Louis, MO 63105; Res: 1022 Savonne Ct., Chesterfield, MO 63005, 636-519-7876 Hamdy, Omar: FDA, 314-539-3872; Res: 5463 Genesta Walk, St. Louis, MO 63123, 757-353-8952
Sauer, Anne F. (D. John Sauer): Res: 331 Bryn Wyck Place, St. Louis, MO 63141, 314-786-5068 Schmaltz, Jessica L.B. (William J. Schmaltz): Einstein Consulting Group, 4359 Forest Park Ave., St. Louis, MO 63108, 314-578-4848; Res: 4359 Forest Park Ave., St. Louis, MO 63108, 314-578-4848 Shah, Bobby H. (Lisa Marie Shah): St. Lukes Hospital, 222 S. Woods Mill Rd, Ste. 310, Chesterfield, MO 63017, 314-576-3626; Res: 327 Bogey Lane, St. Louis, MO 63122, 314-287-6057 Sosnoff, James D. (Elizabeth I. Sosnoff): KMOV TV, #1 Memorial Dr., St. Louis, MO 63102, 314-444-3315; Res: 14171 Forestvale, St. Louis, MO 63017, 314-482-1703 Sullivan, Evan J.: Renaissance Financial, 5700 Oakland Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63110, 314-932-4334; Res: 6269 Itaska Street, St. Louis, MO 63109, 314-630-9723 Taylor, Ronald J. (Amy R. Taylor): DHL Express, 1612 Park 370 Ct., Hazelwood, MO 63042, 314-266-0494; Res: 13009 Barrett Crossing Ct., St. Louis, MO 63122, 636-288-8520 Thomas, Todd E. (Drea Thomas): GATX Corporation, 222 W. Adams, Chicago, IL 60606, 312-621-8470; Res: 423 Marion Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119, 843-513-7131 Wall, Thomas B. (Megan Jo Wall): Mitchell Wall Architecture & Design, 2 The Pines Ct., St. Louis, MO 63141, 314-716-2028; Res: 11077 Graeser Lane, St. Louis, MO 63141, 314-716-2028
Haywood, Michael S. (Suellen Haywood): Retired; Res: 3044 Arbor Station Ct., Ballwin, MO 63021, 314-750-8772
Warmack, Dwaun J. (LaKisha Warmack): Harris-Stowe State University, 3026 Laclede Ave., St. Louis, MO 63103; Res: 5776 Kingsbury Place, St. Louis, MO 63112, 314-280-9966
Kelley, Melissa L.: Downtown St. Louis, Inc., 720 Olive St. Ste. 420, St. Louis, MO 63101, 314-335-2306; Res: 42 Queensbrook Place, St. Louis, MO 63132, 314-954-9666
Westbrook, Kyle: HeplerBroom LLC, 211 N. Broadway, Suite 2700, St. Louis, MO 63101; Res: 7748 Wise Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63117, 314-341-7842
Laney, Richard A.: SLU Law Student; Res: 305 Crystal Lane, Fairview Heights, IL 62208, 618-726-7198
White, Ronnie Lee: Armstrong Teasdale LLP, 7700 Forsyth Blvd., Ste 1800, St. Louis, MO 63105, 314-552-6611; Res: 1520 Washington Ave. Unit #407, St. Louis, MO 63103, 314-412-9860
Lewis, Elisabeth Galle (Derek M. Lewis): Res: 7117 Cornell Ave., St. Louis, MO 63130, 217-553-0967 Murphy, William (Deborah K. Murphy): KMOV TV, #1 Memorial Drive, St. Louis, MO 63102, 314-444-3301; Res: 920 Marshall Ave., St. Louis, MO 63119, 314-942-7075 Nuxoll, Jared P. (Ginny Lyn Nuxoll): Edward Jones, 5720 N. Belt West, Ste. 40, Belleville, IL 62226, 618-277-0446; Res: 7546 Hiawatha Ave., St. Louis, MO 63117, 217-821-4583 Oliver, Stephanie A.: Dielmann Sotheby’s Intl. Realty, 8301 Maryland Ave., #100, St. Louis, MO 63105, 314-725-0009; Res: 7716 Lovella Ave., St. Louis, MO 63117, 314-322-6992 Rosman, Brian M. (Leise M. Rosman): BJC, 1 Barnes Jewish Hospital Plaza, St. Louis, MO 63110, 248-877-8890; Res: 5842 Pershing Ave., St. Louis, MO 63112, 248-877-8890 Ruiz, Javier: Res: 2615 Washington Ave., St. Louis, MO 63103, 901-680-9791
Wienert, Emily A.: Coloplast, 314-348-1017; Res: 10 Brighton Way, 25, St. Louis, MO 63105, 314-580-1799
Thank you to the following members for sponsoring new members to the Club in August. F Ryan Alban F Eric Ames F Rebekah Bahn F Brett Benyo F John Betten F Alex Bowman F Lisa Cancila F Patrick Cantwell
F Charlie Ferretti F John Germain F Gary Grewe F Ashley Gross F Greg Gutzler F Matt Haywood F Jarid King F Angela Minges
F Talmage Newton F Jim O’Leary F Craig Parker F Beau Reinberg F Fred Sauer F Bob Vatterott F Jimmy Williams F Doug Woodruff
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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
» Nick Bauer The Cherry Diamond sat down with Nick Bauer from Empire Comfort Systems and learned interesting facts about this young MAC member and his use of the Club.
CD: How long have you been a member of the MAC? MB: I joined right out of college and when I moved to downtown, so around seven years. CD: Have you held any events at the Club? If so, why did you choose the MAC? MB: We use the MAC a lot for our business, Empire Comfort Systems. We host plant tours for customers and have them stay at the MAC. It is a perfect location to access our plant over in Belleville and take them to a Cardinals game that night. We also host our annual sales meeting every year where we have 50 sales reps, engineers and employees on the third floor for about four days. It is a great tool to have everything you need under one roof. CD: How have you utilized the Club since joining? MB: I use the Club for many different reasons, everything from basketball before and after work to business functions and breakfast meetings to attending many outside-the-club events that the MAC basketball team has throughout the year. CD: Have you joined any Clubs Within the Club? If so, which ones? If not, do you plan on joining any? MB: I joined the basketball team and continue to play in every league. I also joined Toastmasters for a while and really enjoyed it. Since leaving, I have found my public speaking skills have suffered a bit!
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What’s New ON THE WEB?
The new MAC website is two months old, yet there are still some exciting aspects of the site that may have been overlooked. Check out the user-friendly tools below in order to maximize your online experience!
Logging In for the First Time To log into the website for the first time, visit the MAC YouTube Channel at www.youtubecom/missouriathleticclub to view a tutorial on the process! Court Reservations This simple and easy tool allows you to book a court for tennis, squash or racquetball! F Login to the website F Click on Reservations on the right-hand side F Select your preferred sport
Dining Reservations Want to make a reservation at one of the MAC’s restaurants? You can now make one online! F Login to the website, F Click on Reservations on the right-hand side F Select “Dining” Event Registration Club events are some of the best things offered by the MAC. Now you can register online for any upcoming Club event. F Login to the website F Click on Reservations F Select “Events”
The MAC is on Instagram The Club jumped on the Instagram bandwagon and is now sharing artsy snippets of club life on this popular social media channel. View pictures from weddings and Club events from swim meets to happy hours and everything in between. Follow the Club @macstlouis and share your own shapshots! Stay tuned for an Instagram contest in mid-October.
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P latinum Partnership THE POWER OF
Platinum Partnership made its debut at the Missouri Athletic Club three years ago. Since then, it has been a great benefit to members and the Club. Read further for a wonderful Q&A with two Platinum Partners who have set a prime example.
Platinum Partnership is powerful. Michael Lofton and Luke Pope think so. This two-man team is an excellent example of what camaraderie and friendship look like at the MAC. The Club needs more of these teams. As Michael Lofton said, “What’s better than sharing the wonderful experience you’ve had at the Club with another person?”
CD: Michael and Luke, how long have you both been members? LP: I have been a member for three years, and I grew up in Mascoutah, Ill. ML: My parents joined the Club in 2001 so I was involved at a young age. After I finished grad school, I joined eight years later in 2009. CD: How did you both meet? LP: Six years ago, I met Michael and began to regularly play basketball as a guest with him and the guys. Then I started realizing the benefits of the Club, the camaraderie shared, and the close proximity to where I worked and lived, and I decided to become a member. I connected with Michael and Patti in membership to get things going, and I was playing basketball as a member a week and a half later. CD: What made you both decide to become Platinum Partners?
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ML: When Luke joined, it was around the time that Platinum Partnership debuted. We were already great friends enjoying the Club so why not become Platinum Partners and enjoy money-saving benefits as well? We were both under 30 at the time, and it was an economic advantage to both of us. We were going to remain friends whether or not we were Platinum Partners so it just made sense. It’s a winwin all around. LP: If you find a person that you already enjoy being around and with whom you share similar interests, then why not invite them to become a member? CD: What would you say to other members about this opportunity? ML: It just makes sense. Plus, it benefits the Club. I’m not sure I’d still be living in St. Louis if it wasn’t for the MAC and what a huge role it’s played in my life.
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Governor Beau Reinberg, a long-time member of the Club and COO at The Atlas Companies, recently brought in a new member, Rick Isaak, CFO and part owner at Merric Millwork and Seating. The Cherry Diamond sat down with both gentlemen and got the inside scoop on their thoughts about the MAC and why proposing new members is such a big deal. CD: Beau, how long have you been a member at the MAC? BR: I have been coming to the Club since I was five years old, having participated in the Saturday morning Downtown Clubhouse boys program. My father, Gregg Reinberg, is an emeritus life member and was pivotal in getting our family involved from the very beginning. CD: What persuaded you both to join the Club? What were the benefits? BR: The Club was a natural fit for me, given my family’s membership and my desire to get my kids involved in activities at the Club at a very young age. Also, as a downtown resident and employee, I saw and still see the Club as an epicenter for professional activity and relationships. RI: I was looking for a club that not only offered a variety of recreational activities and dining but also had exciting events and people with whom to
have fun and share memories. I also wanted to be part of a club that had a rich tradition in St. Louis both in the city and county. By visiting Beau Reinberg at the MAC for various meetings, I saw that the MAC offered all of these amenities. CD: Beau, you are a Platinum Partner. Would you say that becoming one was a good decision? If so, why? BR: It was a great decision, since it got my younger brother, Cody, an attorney at Thompson Coburn, in the Club and involved. He is now seen daily at the Downtown Clubhouse. CD: If you had 30 seconds to explain the main benefits of becoming a Platinum Partner, what would they be? BR: Friendship with a side of value! How can you pass up the opportunity to get one of your friends or associates involved in a great club, for a discounted rate? It just makes sense.
RI: If you like to have fun and enjoy life, take a tour of the MAC! You will be convinced after you have seen all of the amenities. CD: Although you and Rick Isaak are not Platinum Partners, bringing him onboard since the 1903 investment began resulted in having your monthly investment waived. If you both had 30 seconds to tell other members about the benefits of this opportunity, what would you say? BR: This investment is an opportunity for our Club to forever change the landscape of our West Clubhouse and really take it to the next level from a social and dining standpoint. It will become the epicenter of the west social and business scene over the next decade, and all of us can be a part of this great opportunity. RI: Attracting more members will allow the MAC to continue to grow while continuing to offer the best to its membership all the while keeping its premier status!
You Can Have Your 1903 Investment Waived Too! Here’s How: Just like Governor Beau Reinberg, simply bring a new member into the Club to have your 1903 investment waived! It’s that easy! This great opportunity allows for the MAC to increase its membership while fortifying and assuring its future success and longevity. To propose a new member, contact Michael Gray (Downtown) at 314-539-4471 or mgray@mac-stl.org, or Julie Kueper (West) at 314-539-4408 or jkueper@mac-stl.org. Cherry Diamond F OCTOBER 2015 F 11
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Homestyle to Go Make your Monday easy by ordering dinner to go from the West Clubhouse. Ordering is simple. Follow these easy steps: 1. Call 314-539-4441 before 3 p.m. to place your order. 2. Select a pick-up time between 5-8 p.m. 3. Call 314-539-4441 upon arrival, and give the hostess your name and vehicle description. 4. A delicious hot meal will be delivered to your car! PRICING F Dinner for 2 – $25 F Dinner for 4 – $48 F Dinner for 6 – $69 F Dinner for 8 – $88
Downtown Wines of the Month Dine at any of the MAC’s downtown restaurants during the month of October, and enjoy these wines by the glass or by the bottle. $10 per glass ✦ $38 per bottle
Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars Hands of Time Napa Valley 2012 Chardonnay Flavor: This Napa Valley Chardonnay offers pleasing aromas of melon, apricot and tangerine with a subtle hint of vanilla. The wine has a soft entry with mouth-filling flavors of apple and citrus, which lead to a lingering finish. Pairs Well With: Grilled calamari, Sole Meuniere or fresh pasta in a lemon-butter sauce with fresh peas and pancetta.
2012 Liberty School Cabernet Sauvignon Flavor: Concentrated flavors of juicy raspberries and black cherries dominate the entry, while refined notes of earth and pepper emerge as the wine unfolds on the palate. The wine leaves lingering hints of cherry on the long and satisfying finish. Aroma: Deep ruby in color, this Cabernet Sauvignon exudes aromas of plum, black currants, blackberry, smoke and earth. Soft tannins and bright acidity add a sense of balance and substance to this full-bodied Cabernet.
October 5 Buttermilk southern fried chicken, homemade sausage gravy, butter whipped potatoes, bacon braised green beans, and yeast rolls Dessert option: Apple pie with caramel sauce ($4 per person) October 12 Beer-braised bratwurst, colcannon, bacon braised Brussels sprouts, and pretzel rolls Dessert option: Bread pudding ($4 per person) October 19 Homemade lasagna, Saint Louis salad, and cheesy garlic bread Dessert option: Decadent chocolate cake ($5 per person)
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October 26 Pork schnitzel, nutmeg spätzle, braised red cabbage, mushroom gravy, and yeast rolls Dessert option: Apple cobbler ($4 per person) Note: No substitutions; orders received after 3 p.m. are subject to availability.
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Thanksgiving To Go order form Let Chef Grant and the MAC West Clubhouse Culinary Staff take the work out of your holiday meal, allowing you to enjoy the day with friends and family! If you are interested in ordering Thanksgiving dinner from the West Clubhouse, please fill out the form and return to: Attn: Turkey Order Missouri Athletic Club 1777 Des Peres Road Town and Country, MO 63131 Keep these dates in mind for your holiday planning: Orders received by mail must be postmarked no later than Tuesday, Nov. 17. Phone and in-person orders will be accepted until Thursday, Nov. 19.
West Clubhouse Thanksgiving to Go Date of order _________________________________________________________ Member name ________________________________________________________ Member number ______________________________________________________ Member phone number _______________________________________________ Pick-up time ________________ (o AM or o PM) on Wed., Nov. 25 Turkey options: $6.00 per pound o Small (12 lbs.) o Medium (16 lbs.) o Large (20 lbs.) o Cook YOUR turkey $25.00 o Slice YOUR turkey $15.00 Ham options: $8.50 per pound o (10 lbs.) o Cook YOUR ham $25.00 o Slice YOUR ham $15.00 Each turkey comes with 2 qts. of cornbread dressing and 1 qt. of turkey gravy. Do you want the dressing and gravy ? o Yes o No ____ qts. (extra) cornbread dressing (1qt. feeds 5-7 people) - $7.00 qt. ____ qts. sausage and apple dressing - $8.00 qt. ____ qts. (extra) turkey gravy - $12.00 qt. ____ qts. sweet potato casserole (1 qt. feeds 6 people) - $9.00 qt. ____ qts. green bean casserole (1 qt. feeds 6 people) - $8.00 qt. ____ Dozen yeast rolls - $11.00 ____ Dozen caramel rolls - $15.00
Please contact Courtney Hake or Janet Jones at 314-539-4490 to place your phone order. Please note: Thanksgiving To Go orders are limited to the items listed here.
____ Pumpkin pie - $15.00 ____ Pecan pie - $25.00 If you would like us to cook your ham or turkey, please bring it to the Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reservation desk NO LATER THAN Monday, Nov. 23.
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Jack Buck Sports Awards Banquet
The candidates for the prestigious Missouri Athletic Club Sports Personality of the Year are set. The award, which MAC member Jack Buck established in 1970, annually honors the top local sports figure. The candidates for the 2015 Sports Personality of the Year are Mike Matheny, Robert Quinn, Trevor Rosenthal, Becky Sauerbrunn, Vladimir Tarasenko and Michael Wacha. Since taking over for Tony LaRussa before the start of the 2012 season, Cardinals manager Mike Matheny has led all Major League managers in wins. In 2015, he guided the Cardinals to a fourth straight postseason appearance under his direction. His book, “The Matheny Manifesto,” was published in 2015 and attracted national acclaim for its insights into youth sports. Rams defensive end Robert Quinn leads a line considered among the elite in the NFL. The 2013 Defensive Player of the Year got the 2015 season off to a strong start with two sacks in the Rams opening day victory over Seattle.
Cardinals pitcher Trevor Rosenthal established himself as one of the premier closers in baseball. He was named to his first All-Star game in 2015. Rosenthal began September on pace to set the team’s single-season record for saves. Becky Sauerbrunn was the defensive cornerstone for the U.S. Women’s National Team that captured the 2015 World Cup. The graduate of Ladue High School has won back-toback National Women’s Soccer League “Defender of the Year” honors. Blues winger Vladimir Tarasenko was as one of the most dangerous goal scorers in the NHL in 2014-15. His 37 goals ranked 5th in the league and earned him a trip to the All-Star Game. In Game 2 against the Wild, he became the first Blues player in more than a decade to net a hat-trick in the playoffs. Cardinals starter Michael Wacha bounced back from an injury-plagued 2014 to become an ace pitcher this season. He earned his first career trip to the All-Star game. Wacha led the Cards in wins and ranked among the
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league-leaders in earned run average. The 2015 Sports Personality of the Year will be selected by MAC members. Be on the lookout for the ballot with the statements in early October. Over the years, the award has honored some of the biggest names in sports history: Bob Gibson, Lou Brock, Ozzie Smith, Brett Hull, Albert Pujols, Kurt Warner and Marshall Faulk are a few of the legendary past winners. Make plans to attend the premier sports banquet in St. Louis at the 46th Jack Buck Sports Awards banquet, presented by Maryville University. Sponsorship opportunities are available by contacting Jim Wilson at 314-539-4488.
Wednesday, Dec. 16 5:30 – Cocktails F 7 p.m. – Dinner 8 p.m. – Program $135, inclusive Reservations: 314-539-4470 The event always sells out so make reservations early. Reservations will be accepted beginning Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 10 a.m.
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Thank you to all of our golfers, auction bidders and generous sponsors! Platinum Lodging Hospitality Management Stifel Tri-Rinse gold CliftonLarsonAllen Redbird Carriers Silver Carmody MacDonald CDG Engineers Clark Logistic Services Crane Insurance Agents and Brokers Great Southern Bank Inflexion Laclede Cab Lou Fusz Automotive Network Moneta Group Ronnoco Handcrafted Coffee The Private Bank USI Insurance
Golf Classic
a Winner of a Day
The annual Foundations Golf Classic took place on Aug. 24 at Glen Echo Country Club and was once again a resounding success. On this gorgeous, cloudless, 80 degree day, more than 100 golfers took to the green to help raise money for the MAC’s three foundations: the Preservation Foundation, the Foundation for the Arts and the Sports Foundation. After a full day of golf and socializing, a dinner and auction took place with Kim Tucci serving as auctioneer for the evening.
2015 Golf Classic Winners First Place – 1st Flight Ed Costigan Dennis Corrigan Phil Caster Second Place – 1st Flight Greg Hantak Jeromy Fritz John Cochran First Place – 2nd Flight Bob O’Loughlin Orville Middendorf Jim Kennedy Second Place – 2nd Flight Bob Frederic Grant Frederic Trent Frederic Longest Drive Trent Frederic Closest to Pin Bob Frederic Gov. Rebekah Bahn 16 F Cherry Diamond F OCTOBER 2015
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(Top photo) Craig Campbell, President Brent Kaniecki, Greg Reinauer. (Middle row) Bob Luby, Rick Lodewyck, Justin Williamson, Joe Fresta, John Mattingly and Gov. Tim Powers; Ryan Luhning, Gov. Mike Schoedel, Larry Fuse, Joel Karsten, Dean Eggerding and D.J. Hrebec. (BOTTOM ROW) Dennis Corrigan, Phil Caster, and Ed Costigan, the threesome with the lowest overall score; Kim Tucci served as auctioneer for the evening; Jim Wilson gets ready for a drive.
Friday Night MACtivities Starting the month of October, new Friday night MACtivities will be offered at the West Clubhouse for children ages 5-13 from 5:30-8:30 p.m.! MACtivities will be held primarily in the gym with Movie Nights in the banquet room once per month. A variety of sports and games will be offered as well. Parents must sign children in and out. NEW! Friday Night Drop-In Specialty Sports Clinics! Different sports will
be highlighted monthly such as basketball, soccer, baseball, racquetball, tennis and squash. Sports clinics can be seen on the monthly activities calendar. Clinics will be offered from 6-8 p.m. with a $10 drop-in rate. No registration is necessary and sign-in occurs upon arrival. Check the MACtivities monthly calendar at www.mac-stl.org to see what clinics and events are happening each Friday!
2015 Summer Basketball League Recap The Summer Basketball League at the Downtown Clubhouse concluded on Aug. 4 with the championship game. The winner of the summer open league was the team captained by Kris Turley. They beat the team captained by Drew
Weckbach 49-39 in the championship game to finish with a record of 9-1. Luke Hornof (Team Hippler) led the league in scoring with an average of 25 points per game (PPG). Nathan Stonner (Team Nixon) finished second
(above L-R) Front Row – David Ludwig, Brian Brungardt, and Alan Schneider. (Back Row) Captain Kris Turley, Addam Wall, Jim Dibble, and Matt Eversgerd.
MAC Squash Pro, Adam Bews, Debuts an Elite Squash Program and High Performance Program The Elite Squash Program and High Performance Programs train players through advanced drills, racquet work for one hour and an extra 30-minute fitness session with the MAC’s personal trainers. The Club currently has 15 juniors who have been selected by the MAC coaches to be involved in these programs. Director of Squash, Adam Bews, is delighted with the support and enthusiasm shown for these programs. “I am so happy with the signup for ESP and HPP,” says Bews. “To have this number of juniors willing to work hard on their games is fantastic. These programs are not easy but these athletes have shown such enthusiasm to learn and work hard. Go-getters like these give other juniors in the club something to strive toward.” More than 50 juniors are actively participating in the squash program. Sign up for squash programs online at My MAC > Athletics > Squash.
with 21.4 PPG, Tyler Rasmuson (Team Connolly) finished third with 20.6 PPG, and Brian Turner (Team Weckbach) and Mark Ommen (Team Connolly) tied for fourth, both with 20.3 PPG to round out the top five in scoring this summer.
Basketball Pickup Games Basketball pickup game times are as follows for the Downtown and West Clubhouses. Downtown – Monday and Thursday at 11:30 a.m.; Friday at 6:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. West – Wednesday at 6 a.m. and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Contact Scott Mattingly if interested at 314-231-7220 ext. 7020.
Downtown Athletic Department Fall/Winter Hours M-F – 4 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. – 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Sun. – 10 a.m.-4 p.m. (closes one hour after kickoff for all Sunday Rams home games) Cherry Diamond F OCTOBER 2015 F 17
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Billikens Basketball Luncheon Friday, Oct. 16 11 a.m. – Registration 11:30 a.m. – Luncheon 12 p.m. – Program $30 per person Downtown Clubhouse Register online by visiting the My MAC page > Reservations > Events.
College basketball kicks off in November, and Saint Louis University head coach Jim Crews will be returning to the MAC to give a preview of the upcoming season. The 2012-2013 National Coach of the Year and two-time A-10 Conference Coach of the Year will strive to lead his young Billiken squad to the NCAA Tournament in 2015-2016. Come enjoy lunch and a lively discussion about college basketball.
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L to R: Suzi Yannakakis, Julie Reinauer, tennis pro Scott Stutz, Allie Zumwalt, Melissa Kantrovitz, Donna Krutzman and Carla Burkart.
The MAC ladies “B” summer interclub team are the 2015 champs! Captained by MAC tennis professional and coach Scott Stutz, the MAC womens’ team ended a three-month season in the 14-team league with the best record of 10-3 and led the league overall with 68 points. “I couldn’t be happier for the ladies,” says Stutz. “Each summer the competition gets stronger and stronger. We’ve got a fantastic group of ladies here at the MAC. They put a lot of time into their games and couldn’t be more deserving!” Those who competed for the MAC “B” team were: Christy Bell, Carla Burkart, Megan Clarke, Robin Garlich, Mellisa Kantrovitz (MVP-9-0 record), Donna Krutzman, Suzi Yannakakis, Allie Zumwalt, Anette Mandel, Debbie Holley, Jill McNieve, Julie Reinhauer, Kristin Shannahan, Stephanie Smith, and Maragret Wright.
Smack Down TENNIS
Raises Money for CSC 2015 Charities
On Saturday, Sept. 19, members gathered for the Charity Tennis Exhibition Smack Down at the West Clubhouse to help raise money for the Charitable Society for Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2015 charities: The Maren Fund, Coat-a-Kid, Inc. and Sweet Babies. After a buffet dinner, tennis pros Scott Stutz, Kim Steinmetz, Max Shapiro and Kenny Powell formed teams with the junior tennis players and battled it out on the courts. Team Stutz consisted of Scott Stutz, Kim Steinmetz, Carli Connors, Trey Owens and Rex Serituk. Team Powell included Kenny Powell, Max Shapiro, Margaret Junker and Braden Davis. At the end of the night, Team Powell beat Team Stutz with a score of 12-7.
ESCRIP PROGRAM You can now designate MAC Charitable Society for Children as one of your charities through the Schnuckâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s eScrip program. eScrip cards are an excellent way to fundraise for charities that work in your community via percentage-based contributions by local merchants whenever a cardholder purchases items or services. Cardholders may designate up to three charities to be listed on each eScrip card. Existing cardholders may add or substitute the MAC Charitable Society for Children, Group ID Number: 500043391, as one of their three charities. Contact member Jarid King for more information or to sign up at jaridking@hotmail.com or 314-249-0871. Cardholders may register their cards with Schnucks in one of the following ways: F Register by phone with our Group ID #500043391 at 1-800-931-6258; ask for eScrip F Log in www.escrip.com/merchants/ identity/schnucks/
TOP PHOTO: Rex Serituk, senior at MICDS, makes a serve at his opponent, Braden Davis, a senior at Lindbergh High School. ABOVE: Kim Steinmetz addresses the attendees and explains the team set-up; Sam Hopmeier, chairman of the CSC, and Marie and John Salter smile for the camera. See more photos on Facebook!
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The MAC Welcomes Bethany Bogosian, New Yoga Teacher Bethany Bogosian is a registered yoga teacher with Yoga Alliance and certified in the children’s yoga teacher training program, Yoga to Grow. A long-time elementary school teacher, she has taught yoga to children ages 2-16, adults, and seniors. She considers it a great honor to share her love of yoga and the joy and peace it offers with students of all ages. After several years of dabbling, she came to realize that the practice and study of yoga played an integral role in her life. Bethany gives much credit to her experience of battling cancer in 2009 and the support of loved ones as an impetus to becoming a yoga teacher. She particularly enjoys teaching those who have little to no yoga experience, and she possesses a strong desire to make the practice of yoga accessible to all regardless of age, ability, or physical limitations. “Yoga for You” Classes Instructed by Beth Bogosian This open level hatha yoga class combines conscious breathing with asana (yoga poses). Thursdays at 8:15 a.m. West Clubhouse Sign up at the fitness desk or just show up!
Bosu Blast Join personal trainer Courtney Hutt for an enthusiastic Bosu ball class! This multi-dimensional training class integrates core strength balance, coordination and resistance training in a fun-filled and challenging workout. Wednesdays from 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Downtown Clubhouse Call 314-539-4495 for more information!
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Gorgeous Day Welcomes Eighth Annual Sprint Triathlon at West Triathlon participants gear up for the 300-yard swim.
On a crisp, cool morning in early September, 17 members gathered at the West Clubhouse for the annual Sprint Triathlon. To finish, competitors had to complete a 300-yard swim, followed by a 12-mile bike ride and a three-mile run. After the race concluded, participants
regained their energy with a hot breakfast buffet.
2015 Sprint Triathlon Winners Overall: Patrick Dolan – 1:10:27; Men’s Member: Patrick Dolan – 1:10:27 and Women’s Member: Tracy Hart – 1:23:38.
Left: Patrick Dolan, the male winner of the triathlon, crosses the finish line. Right: Tracy Hart, the female champion, completes the last leg of the race.
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After retirement, the coming years may seem like a black hole full of unknown things and hours of time to fill. The decades spent working a career – and for some, raising a family – were all that was known for quite a long time. Now, the future is open and full of time to be spent. The big question is: how can the retirement years be utilized so that they’re fruitful, rewarding and beneficial? Read on to discover some great activities to engage in during retirement! Find a Job – Although it seems a little like an oxymoron, some retirees find jobs totally unrelated to their career and end up feeling liberated and rejuvenated as they learn new skills and talents. Travel – The kids are grown and there is no longer a 9-5 job so why not see the world? Volunteer – There’s no better way to spend free time than helping others in need! Find an organization that could use the help and spend some time each week volunteering. There is nothing more accomplishing. Get a Hobby – Ever wanted to start up a hobby as a young adult but never had the time to fit it into the schedule? Now’s the time to start! Start a Sport – Honing skills at a current sport or finding a completely new one to try is an excellent pastime. Begin a Business – Put creativity to good use and start up a business using ideas for products or services that were brainstormed during the young adult years. Now there is time to make them a reality. Make a New Friend – Invest time in someone who is a different age. Starting new friendships, especially ones with younger individuals, can be really rewarding and may offer new insights into life. Take a Year Off – Young adults use this technique to explore options before entering college. Why not do the same? Take a year off after retirement, do a little research while setting sights on a rewarding goal or activity. Retirement is usually seen as the end of fun and being young, but it’s not. They are the years of discovery and exploring new things. Spend retirement by helping others and discovering new things and there will never be a regret.
The Gatesworth At The Gatesworth, Senior Living: Your Way means the best options in senior living are available to you. Exploring new ideas, discovering new things, sharing common interests and making new friends – living at The Gatesworth provides unlimited opportunities to satisfy your interests and enrich your life. Whether you’re interested in participating in educational programs, enjoying sumptuous meals prepared by an award-winning chef in one of our three restaurants, working out in a state-of-the art fitness center, or strolling through expansive manicured gardens, you will find all that and more at The Gatesworth. For more information or to schedule a personal tour, please call 314-993-0111 or visit us at: 1 McKnight Place, St. Louis, MO 63124
McKnight Place McKnight Place continues The Gatesworth tradition of excellence in senior living. Our residents are at the heart of everything we do and our goal is to see them be successful and enjoy a great quality of life! McKnight Place Assisted Living provides complete assisted living services for individuals who want to remain independent, but need extra attention and care. McKnight Place Skilled Nursing is a community for individuals who have health conditions that require the highest level of care outside a hospital setting. Both communities offer personalized care plans, created with each of our resident’s individual preferences and unique needs in mind. For Assisted Living, call Kelley at 314-997-5333. For Skilled Nursing, call Christina at 314-993-2221. McKnight Place is located on The Gatesworth campus at Delmar and I-170 in St. Louis. Cherry Diamond F OCTOBER 2015 F 21
At McKnight Place, you can expect a higher standard. You will find the very best in Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing at McKnight Place, provided by a team of caregivers who are passionate about personal service. Through the relationships we build with you and your loved ones, we are able to cater to your unique needs and wishes. We believe our residents deserve nothing less.
Come for a tour and learn more. For Assisted Living, call Kelley at 314-997-5333. For Skilled Nursing, call Christina at 314-993-2221. McKnight Place is located on The Gatesworth campus at Delmar and I-170 in St. Louis. We are committed to equal housing opportunity that does not discriminate in housing and services because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.
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SENIOR LIVING YOUR WAY Senior living is what you make of it, so make it the best it can be! At The Gatesworth, the opportunities for leading a fulfilling life are as interesting and unique as the Residents themselves. Our Residents find a variety of choices such as fitness classes, lectures, book clubs, beautifully landscaped settings and outings to support their physical, mental and educational well-being. For more information give us a call at (314) 993-0111 or stop by for a personal visit and come experience the difference! One McKnight Place (314) 993-0111
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Honoring Our Veterans On Thursday, Nov. 5, the MAC, in partnership with the Rotary Club of St. Louis, will host its annual Veterans Day Commemoration to salute all those who have served our country and remember those who served in World War II, which ended 70 years ago, and the Fall of Saigon 30 years ago, which ended the conflict in Vietnam. General Frank J. Grass, a native Missourian, Chief of the National Guard Bureau and a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will be the guest of honor and keynote speaker this year. The day’s events will include exhibits from a variety of military and veterans organizations, presentation of the Honored Veteran of the Year, recognition of employers who support the Keynote speaker General Frank J. Grass military veteran and other awards to recognize and honor our nation’s veterans. The MAC also recognizes its veterans year-round through the honor roll, which was published in the July Roster. If you need to add your name to this list, please contact Katie Maurer at 314-539-4402.
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Thursday, Nov. 5 F 11:15 a.m. – Exhibits F 12 p.m. – Lunch & Program $27.50 per person – Downtown Clubhouse F Reservations: 314-539-4470
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Apollos Join Dance Club and Charitable Society for Children for Musical Event Three CWCs will join forces in presenting a premiere musical event in the Missouri Room on Friday, Nov. 6. “Dance and Song: Freshly Squeezed” is the first-ever collaboration of the Apollos men’s chorus and the MAC Dance Club. The Charitable Society for Children will benefit from a portion of the proceeds. Classic tunes from the ’50s and ’60s will be featured in their revived and updated formats that were popularized by groups in the ’80s and later. The Ambassadors of Swing will provide the big music
Associates Winery Trip Join other Associate members and travel to Chandler Hill Winery for the day! Saturday, Oct. 3 F 12-4 p.m. $25 per person Chandler Hill Winery Register online at My MAC > Reservations > Events.
sound. Vocal work by the Apollos and some soloists will be interspersed with performances from Dance Club members. Reservations can be made online or by calling Stephanie at 314-539-4470. Cocktails by signature begin at 6 p.m. Dinner is served at 6:45 p.m., and the performance begins at 8 p.m. with dancing to follow from 9-11 p.m. Price per person is $38.50 plus gratuity.
MTS Crown Royal Whiskey Tasting Enjoy an evening of Crown Royal sampling as well as hors d’oeuvres and cigars! Whiskey brands include Crown Royal, Crown Royal Reserve, Crown Royal XO, Crown Royal Black and Crown Royal Rye. Wednesday, Oct. 28 F 6:30 p.m. $35 per person plus gratuity for MTS members $39 per person plus gratuity for non-MTS members Downtown Clubhouse Register online at My MAC > Reservations > Events.
Italian Wine Dinner Wine Tasting and Sale Attend the 12th annual wine tasting and sale hosted by the Wine Society. Local wine purveyors offer some of their finest wines as attendees both sample and purchase goods. Entertainment and hors d’oeuvres will be provided. Friday, Oct. 30 F 6-9 p.m. $25 per person plus service charge (no entry fee for Wine Society members) Downtown Clubhouse Register online at My MAC > Reservations > Events. 26 F Cherry Diamond F OCTOBER 2015
Enjoy an evening in Italy at the Downtown Clubhouse, sponsored by the Wine Society. Partake in a multi-course Italian dinner paired with Italian wine selections. Tuesday, Oct. 20 6:30 p.m. – Reception 7 p.m. – Dinner $45 per person, inclusive for Wine Society members $60 per person, inclusive for non-Wine Society members Register online at My MAC > Reservations > Events.
2016 MAC Charitable Society for Children Nomination Process The Missouri Athletic Club’s Charitable Society for Children is now accepting charity nominations for 2016. Following recommendations made by the CSC, the Board of Governors will select three charities, which will receive donations and support from the MAC for the next year. The nomination deadline is Saturday, Oct 24, 2015. CRITERIA FOR CONSIDERATION To be eligible, the charity must be: F Local to the St. Louis metropolitan area F Non-denominational F Family-oriented with an emphasis on service to children F Supportive of human welfare (not animals) NOMINATION PROCESS & MATERIALS Deadline: Saturday, October 24, 2015. To be considered for nomination, MAC members or staff should submit the following documentation to Sam Hopmeier via email (hopmeier@aol.com) by Saturday, October 24, 2015. F A one page fact sheet about the charity, including contact information (website, mailing address, email address, phone number) F A copy of the organization’s IRS letter of determination as a 501(c)3 F A copy of the organization’s most recent Form 990 SELECTION PROCESS Thursday, November 5, 2015 7:30-9:30 a.m. West Clubhouse All Purpose Room F RSVP your attendance with Sam Hopmeier. F Each nominator will give a five minute pitch presentation to the CSC Selection Committee. F Following all of the presentations, the Selection Committee will meet privately to rank the top six charities in order of preference. F The ranking of the top six charities along with their fact sheets will be passed along to the Board of Governors who will select the final three charities.
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2015 Charitable Society for Children Charities This month highlights The Maren Fund, Inc. For more information about each of the three charities, please contact Sam Hopmeier at 314-434-5266 or hopmeier@aol.com. The Maren Fund, Inc. is diligent in positively impacting the lives of children with disabilities through educational programs. Its primary program, The Learning Program of St. Louis, supports the key mission of the charity: to ensure that children with disabilities are valued and given opportunities to pursue full and active lives. Facts About The Maren Fund, Inc.: F The organization survives through grants/ contributions and the work of volunteers F Five monthly learning programs are offered F The organization accepts children ages 2-14 F The program started in the 2006-2007 school year F In eight years, the number of families registered has increased from 12 to 80 F 13 services are currently offered F 25 school districts are represented as well as private and home schooled students
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Save the Date Be sure to mark your calendar for the following traditional Club events. Friday, Nov. 6 Apollos Fall Concert Friday, Nov. 13 Casino Night Thursday, Nov. 26 Thanksgiving Dinner Buffet
Trunk-R-Treat Adults and kids alike, wear your scariest or goofiest costume for this year’s Trunk-R-Treat at the West Clubhouse on Sunday, Oct. 25 from 4-7 p.m. Parents are invited to bring candy to pass out, and activities, food and prizes will be offered for the kids. Don’t forget to show off your holiday spirit by decorating your vehicle! Vehicles are $10 each. To make reservations, visit www.mac-stl.org > My MAC > Reservations.
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Give Thanks at the MAC The MAC is the perfect place to celebrate Thanksgiving! Bring friends and family, enjoy a delicious meal and best of all – no dishes to clean up! Make your reservations now for this exciting event! Thanksgiving Brunch at West Sunday, Nov. 22 F 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Adults – $33.95 Children (4-12) – $16.95 Reservations: Visit My MAC > Reservations > Events
Thanksgiving Dinner Downtown Thursday, Nov. 26 F 1-4 p.m. Adults – $33.95 Children (4-12) – $16.95 Reservations: Visit My MAC > Reservations > Events
Be a part of the Thanksgiving Day Parade! The MAC is looking for volunteers to ride aboard the MAC float in the annual parade, which kicks off at 8:45 a.m. on Thanksgiving Day. To participate, contact Katie Maurer at 314-539-4402 or kmaurer@mac-stl.org.
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Bring Holiday Cheer to the MAC! The MAC is looking for members who are interested in helping design and build the layout of the Club’s train display for the holiday season or who are interested in donating scenery, rolling stock or anything else. If interested, please contact Past Governor John Salter at jsalter@wfbco.com.
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Harry Weber is this month’s featured artist in the Downtown Art Gallery. Following his education at Princeton University, Weber served six years in the U.S. Navy, including a year on river patrol boats in Vietnam where he compiled a compelling series of drawings chronicling his experiences. These are featured at a permanent display of Military Art on the USS Alabama. Weber is well-known for his sculptures, which are highly regarded for their sense of movement and vitality, and more than 100 have been installed across the country and abroad. His aim is to have his sculptural work show the same life and spontaneity as his sketches. His sculptures of famous sports figures are prominent features at 12 professional and amateur stadiums, including Busch Stadium, and in 2011, he was named the National Sports Artist of the Year. If you are interested in purchasing the work on display, contact Wendy Descher at 314-539-4438 or wdescher@mac-stl.org.
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In September, Cynthia Goudy joined the Missouri Athletic Club as its Director of Foundations. She is responsible for fulfilling the mission and vision of the art, preservation and sports foundations. Cynthia graduated from Missouri State University with a bachelor’s degree in public relations, and she is pursuing a master’s in nonprofit administration at Lindenwood University. She has 10 years of experience in the nonprofit field, specializing in fundraising for annual and capital campaigns. Prior to accepting this position, Cynthia worked at the St. Louis College of Pharmacy as a major gifts and stewardship officer. While at the MAC, Cynthia is energized to meet with members and learn their story. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her husband and two children. Running and practicing yoga are two of her favorite past times. She can be reached at 314-797-5474 or cgoudy@mac-stl.org. Please join us in welcoming her! Cherry Diamond F OCTOBER 2015 F 29
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Reserve Tickets for the Fabulous Fox Theatre MAC ticket packages are now on sale for the 2015-16 season at the Fox. Get subscriber-quality tickets with the flexibility to pick and choose your favorites shows (or reserve a spot for all six). You’ll experience a fabulous evening of dining and entertainment with a three-course dinner and glass of wine, garage parking, transportation to and from the show aboard the MAC shuttle and tickets. Tickets are limited so contact Katie Maurer at 314-539-4402 or kmaurer@mac-stl.org to book now. Matilda The Musical “Welcome to the deliriously amusing, heartwarming, head-spinning world of Matilda The Musical. You won’t want to leave,” says Bloomberg News. This is a story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her own destiny. Beautiful – The Carole King Musical This is an inspiring true story of King’s remarkable rise to stardom from being part of a hit songwriting team with her husband Gerry Goffin to her relationship with fellow writers and best friends Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann to becoming one of the most successful solo acts in popular music history. Newsies Based on true events, Newsies tells the captivating story of a band of underdogs who become unlikely heroes when they stand up to the most powerful men in New York. It’s a rousing tale about fighting for what’s right…and staying true to who you are.
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Snapshots Maureen Werner, FYC president and Pat Rebholz, secretary, smile for the camera at an FYC meeting at West.
Gayle Hantak and Don, Jan and Peter Monroe at the Eighth Annual Sprint Triathlon at West.
Pat Corich, Sandy Rives, Susan Rosenthal and Carolyn Kribben play a game of Bridge.
Gov. Beau Reinberg, Gov. Chris Hyams, GM Wally Smith, Jeff Tuhro and Gov. Tripp Zumwalt pose with a strolling table diva at the Happy Hour on Sept. 17.
Teresa and Keith Wheeler, dedicated wine event supporters, attend the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Wine and Food Pairing Around the Worldâ&#x20AC;? event at the West Clubhouse.
Smiles abounded at the Mark Twain Society Wild Turkey whiskey tasting and bus tour. Front Row: Kelly Schaper and Katie Maurer; Back Row: Jen Jones, Carl Winters, John Noce, and Justin Fowler.
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Mayor Slay speaks about the future of the Rams at the preseason MAC tailgate party on Sept. 3.
Hermann Eisele and Glenn Bilzing celebrate Bilzing’s birthday at the Wallstreet Table meeting.
The Downtown Clubhouse pool gets a makeover with repairs and new paint!
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Meaghan Coltrane, Mr. and Mrs. Irv Goode and Linda Soncasie at the Cookin’ for Kids event.
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