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Tee Talk – February 2015
Tee Talk
From the President
As most of you know we had our AGM last Saturday January 24.
The meeting was very smooth headed by our, until that day, President Rodney Brooks, with the valuable
support of, also until that day our Treasurer, Randy Cooper.
It was a complete surprise for me and I never thought that two days later I was going to be writing a letter to
the Country Club de Chapala membership as the new President.
There was not a voluntary candidate for President for the elections of this last AGM, so, following our ByLaws, the elected Board of Directors during the first BOD meeting have to elect internally the new President,
they proposed and asked me to be the new President, and I accepted.
I have already been in the past serving the CCC as part of the Board and as Treasurer, that is why I know and understand the great responsibility
that represents being the Board of Directors President, a position that will require my best effort and dedication to serve the Club in the best way I
can, and operate it looking always for the most beneficial ways for the Club, its membership, employees, and to have a good relationship with our
society and government authorities.
I also expect to improve the relationship between the Club and Colonos as it was since the very beginning and should continue, as it is our closest
society, and actually a lot of the Colonos are also Club members, so, we should have an excellent relationship. It was already promoted by our
former President Rodney Brooks, to the Executive Boards of the Club and Colonos to meet twice a year to not only improve the relationship
between the two entities, but to study ways to improve the common areas, I couldn’t agree more with that idea, so I will propose that to the Colonos
Board and ours.
There is a very old problem that affects both Colonos and the Club, problem that has been faced and confronted in several occasions by different
BOD and Presidents in different periods of time but never settled. It is the issue related to the water well.
It is a very complex problem that began many years ago when the emissions of the concessions for the extraction of the water was transferred from
the Agricultural and Hydraulic Resources Secretariat to the, in those times recently created, National Commission of the Water (CONAGUA).
Some people misunderstanding the problem, and not knowing the commencement of it, have made the mistake to confront Colonos and the Club
as counterparts of the conflict not understanding that the real counterpart is CONAGUA.
It is a problem that eventually could legally affect the Club, that is already affecting Colonos because of the cost of the water, a latent problem that
could be worst depending on the reactions from CONAGUA, so it worth’s to give all of our attention to try to give a permanent solution to it.
I began to study the problem and to be involved in it when I was part of the CCC BOD more than ten years ago, together with the people that was in
those times confronting the problem, among them Mr. Loren Reynolds, the Club President in those times, but even though some kind of allowances
were gotten from CONAGUA, and their offensive was temporally appeased, a real and permanent solution has never been reached.
I will focus my attention in this problem to try to reach once and for all a real and permanent solution to the problem in behalf of the Club, but I am
sure Colonos will also be beneficiated.
As I was saying, it is not an easy task what I have accepted, but I can promise you that I will put my best effort and time to try to follow that path;
fortunately we are receiving the Club with a very good financial position, thanks to the excellent management of the former BOD and Presidents.
Thanks to all of them.
As informed in the AGM information package, two small increments of $100 pesos each were suggested and approved by the Assembly, so, these
increments will be retroactive to 01/01/15. These actually are not increments but adjustments to update with the expected inflation.
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We began this year with new requirements from the Federal Government since Hacienda is requiring a new kind of electronic accounting in order
them to be able to collate the electronic invoices in a digital way, which is a new lock to avoid the evasion of taxes, so we will require internal
changes in the accountability, we already began to work on that since these requirements are mandatory beginning 2015.
With only two days serving you as President, I do not have more issues to inform you, I expect to send a more extensive message for this coming
month.
Como todos Ustedes saben, nuestra Asamblea Anual Ordinaria tuvo lugar el pasado Sábado 24 del presente.
La junta fue muy bien llevada por el hasta ese día presidente Rodney Brooks, muy eficientemente apoyado por el también hasta ese día Tesorero
Randy Cooper.
Para mí fue una sorpresa y nunca pensé que dos días después estaría escribiendo un mensaje para la membresía como nuevo Presidente del
Club.
No hubo candidato voluntario para la posición de Presidente para las elecciones durante la última Asamblea, así es que siguiendo nuestros
Estatutos, la Mesa Directiva Electa, durante su primera junta, debe de elegir internamente un nuevo Presidente, ellos me propusieron y yo acepté.
Ya he servido en el pasado como parte de Mesas Directivas del Club, e incluso he sido Tesorero del mismo, por lo cual se y entiendo la gran
responsabilidad que representa el ser Presidente, una posición que requerirá mi mejor esfuerzo y dedicación para tratar de servir al Club de la
mejor manera posible, operándolo buscando siempre lo mejor para el Club, sus miembros, sus empleados y el tener una buena relación con la
sociedad y con las autoridades Gubernamentales.
También espero mejorar las relaciones del Club con los Colonos como debería de ser siempre, ya que es nuestra más cercana sociedad, y
muchos de los Colonos son al mismo tiempo miembros del Club. Por lo que deberíamos de tener siempre excelentes relaciones. Ya fue antes
promovido por nuestro anterior presidente, el Señor Rodney Brooks, el que los Comités Ejecutivos del Club y de Colonos se reunieran dos veces al
año no solo para mejorar las relaciones entre las dos entidades, sino para buscar la forma de mejorar las áreas que nos son comunes; estoy
totalmente de acuerdo con esa idea, por lo que propondré a la Mesa Directiva de CVL y a la nuestra que lo llevemos a cabo.
Existe un viejo problema que afecta tanto al Club como a Colonos que ha sido enfrentado en varias ocasiones por diferentes Mesas Directivas y
Presidentes del Club en diferentes períodos de tiempo pero nunca solucionado. Es el problema relacionado con el pozo del agua.
Es un problema muy complejo que empezó hace muchos años cuando la emisión de las concesiones para la extracción del agua pasó de la SARH
a la recién creada en aquel entonces CONAGUA.
Algunas gentes malentendiendo el problema y no sabiendo cómo se inició han cometido el error de confrontar al Club y a Colonos como
contrapartes en el conflicto sin entender que la real contraparte es CONAGUA
Es un problema que podría eventualmente afectar legalmente al Club, que ya está afectando a Colonos por el costo del agua, un problema latente
que podría ser peor dependiendo de reacciones por parte de CONAGUA, por lo que vale la pena que pongamos toda nuestra atención para darle
una solución definitiva.
Empecé a estar involucrado en el problema y a estudiarlo siendo parte de la Mesa Directiva del Club, hace más de diez años, junto con la gente
que lo trató de enfrentar en esos tiempos, entre ellos el Señor Loren Reynolds, Presidente del Club en ese timepo, pero aunque se consiguieron
algunas prerrogativas por parte de CONAGUA y se apaciguo temporalmente su ofensiva, nunca se ha alcanzado una solución definitiva.
Enfocaré mi atención en este problema para tratar de conseguir de una vez por todas una real y permanente solución al problema en beneficio del
Club, pero también estoy seguro beneficiará a Colonos.
Como les estaba diciendo, no es una tarea fácil la que he aceptado, pero les puedo prometer que pondré mi mejor esfuerzo y tiempo para tratar de
seguir el camino propuesto. Afortunadamente hemos recibido el Club en una excelente posición financiera, gracias al excelente trabajo realizado
por las anteriores Mesas Directivas y Presidentes, gracias a todos ellos.
Como oportunamente se informo en el paquete de información de la Asamblea, dos pequeños incrementos en las cuotas de $100 pesos cada uno
se propusieron y fueron aprobados en la Asamblea, estos incrementos se aplicarán retroactivamente al primero de este mes de Enero, en realidad
estos no son incrementos sino ajustes para librar la inflación esperada para este año.
Iniciamos este año con nuevos requerimientos por parte de Hacienda que está pidiendo unos nuevos reportes contables electrónicos que sabemos
son con el propósito de compulsar todas las facturas en forma digital, o sea un nuevo candado para evitar la evasión de impuestos, por lo que
necesitaremos hacer cambios en nuestra contabilidad al respecto, ya empezamos a trabajar en ello, ya que este cambio lo hicieron obligatorio
iniciando el 2015.
Con solo dos días sirviéndoles como Presidente no tengo mucho que informarles, espero enviar un mensaje más extenso para el próximo mes.
Jose Diaz
Presidente del Country Club de Chapala
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Ladies Results January 2015
From the President
1-2
Ladies' Results
3
Couple’s Results
3
Bridge Results
3
Men’s Results
4
Go Go Results
4
2015 Board of Directors
5
February Dinners
6
Dinner Reservations
6
Convenor(s):
Kathryn Vine & Maggie Pye
Ladies Day - Jan 6/15 – Game: Best Two Balls
1st
2nd
Low Gross
(19)
Lorna Rooper, Kathryn Vine, Elizabeth Lee & Karen Spencer
Rossana Aguirre, Karen Rowell & Laurie Zibnack
“A” Flight
Lynette Romero
“B” Flight
Maggie Pye
Ladies Day - Jan 13/15 – Game: Turkey Shoot
(18)
First Round of the PRESIDENT'S CUP and MARIA'S CUP
Ladies Day - Jan 20/15 - Game: Either / Or
Winners Canastas Tourny 7
(18)
Western BBQ
7
Bar/Food Bills
8
Requests from Library
8
“A” Flight
“B” Flight
“C” Flight
February Calendar
9
Ladies Day – Jan 27/15 – Game: Ace of the Month
Classes Calendar
10
Kids and their Future
10
Line Dancing
11
Restaurant Services
11
Dalton Toyota
11
ACE
2nd
3rd
1st
1st
1st
Maggie Gaudet
Elizabeth Lee
Irka Campbell
2nd
2nd
2nd
Karen Rowell
Maggie Pye
Karen Spencer
(16)
Joy Rathbone
DiAnne Maczko
Dawn Turner
PRESIDENT’S CUP - Jan 16/15 – Game: Match Play
Winner
Runner-Up
Consolation
Runner-Up
Lynette Romero
Micheline Campeau
Kathryn Vine
Rossana Aguirre
MARIA'S CUP - Jan 16/15 – Game: Match Play
Winner
Runner-Up
Consolation
Runner-Up
Maggie Pye
Laurie Zibnack
Irka Campbell
Patsy Neely
Couples Results January 2015
Couples Jan 22/15
1st
2nd
3rd
Sue & Bob Doiron, Janis Phair & Mike Daniel
Peggy & Rodney Brooks, Sue & John Scarlett
Johanna & Brad Clark, Suzy & Jim Park
Bridge Results – January 2015
Jan 7/15
1st
Mary O'Brian
2nd
Liette Levesque
Jan 14/15
1st
Cleo Hengstebeck
2nd
Nancy Benefield
Jan 21/15
1st
Nancy Benefield
2nd
Ruth Wilhelm
Jan 28/15
1st
Aubrey Righton
2nd
Keith Henry
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Men's Results January 2015
Men's Day - Jan 7/15 - Game: Stableford
1st
2nd
3rd
Yvon Campeau, Bob Delaney, Chad Olsen, Bob Lee
Barry Rowell, Rodney Brooks, Paul Buchanan, Ron Harrop
Thomas Mills, Jim Campbell, Mike Briscoe, Barry Pajak
Men's Day - Jan 14/15 - Game: 2 Best Balls
1st
2nd
3rd
Ernest Sowers, Allen Farmer, Paul Buckanan
Barry Rowell, Lee Schoon, Gary Fish
Yvon Campeau, F. Reidelberger, Gardeon Brown
Men's Day - Jan 21/15 - Game: Stableford
1st
2nd
3rd
Rod Pye, F. Reidelberger,Don Lillie, Bob Lee
Barry Rowell, Barney Leader, Paul Buchanan, Gary Fish
Ernest Sowers, Chad Olsen, Bill Patterson, Dennis Van Dyke
Men's Day - Jan 28/15 - Game: Best 3 on 5s, best 2 on 4s, best 1 on 3s
1st
2nd
3rd
Jack Cummins, Mike Briscoe, Bill Patterson, Paul Buchanan
David Gurl, Ian Fraser, Raymond Tuner, Jim Pelz
Nigel Birnie, Bob Delaney, Lee Schoon, Read Vawter
Go Go Results – January 2015
Go Go - Jan 15/15 - Game: Rewards
Club Telephones
1st
2nd
3rd
Beth Pearson, Suzie Di Giovanni, Peter James
Barry Rowell, Dino Di Giovanni, Olga Spraggett, Virginia Birnie
David Gurll, Len Spraggett, Karen Rowell, Melody Shurgour
Closet To The Pin
Men
Ladies
Barney Leader
Bob Hoch
Jeff Roper
Len Spraggett
Susie Di Giovani
---Lorna Roper
Lorna Roper
Office 763-5384
Mon-Fri 9:00 - 15:00
Sat 10:00 - 13:30
#4
#8
#13
#17
Pro Shop 763-5136
Go Go - Jan 28/15 - Game: String
06:30 - 18:30
Restaurant 763-5625
Mon-Thurs 09:00 - 18:30
Friday Dinner 18:00
www.ccchapala.com
Website access a problem?
Call the Office (376) 763-5384
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
David Gurll, Brad Clark, Helen James
Dusty Peel, Lee Schoon, Dolores Leader, Sandy Feldmann
Rodney Brooks, Joy Rathbone, Susan Doiron
Barry Rowell, Barney Leader, Olga Spraggett, Arleen Foster
Closet To The Pin
#4
#8
#13
#17
Men
Ladies
George Slingerland
Tom Mills
Rodney Brooks
Peter James
Helen James
---Feather Slingerland
Joy Rathbone***
!!!JOY HAD A HOLE IN ONE -- CONGRATULATIONS, JOY !!!
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2015 Board of Directors
Jose Diaz
President/Presidente
Charlie Temple
Greens Chair/ Director
Comité de Greenes
Rodney Brooks
House Chair/ Director
Casa Club
Frances Smartt
Vice President/Membership
Co-Chair
Vice Presidente/Co-Director
de Membrecías
Larry Powers
Treasurer/ Tesorero
Rod Pye
Golf Chair/ Director
Comité de Golf
Rob Edwards
Long Range Planning Chair/
Director Planeación de Largo
Plazo
Tom Mills
House Committee/ Comité
Casa Club
Dusty Peel
Comisario
Tom Light
Assistant Treasurer/
Asistente de Tesorero
Sally Gurll
Secretary/ Secretaria
Kathryn Vine
Membership Co-Chair/ CoDirector de Membrecías
Brad Clark
Communication Chair/Tee
Talk
Director Comunicaciones
Robert Hoch
Social Chair/ Director Social
Grant Morris
Assistant Comisario/
Asistente Comisario
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- I can airmail the golf ball,
but sometimes I don't put
the right address on it. ~
Jim Dent
February 2015 Dinners
Friday, Feb 6/15:
Spaghetti with meatballs and chicken fettuccini, green salad and garlic
bread
120 pesos
Paul & Herma Buchanan Guest Speakers: How Two People Made a
Difference
- Someone once told me
that there is more to life
than golf. I think it was my
ex-wife. ~ Bruce Lansky
- When the ducks are
walking, you know it is too
windy to be playing golf. ~
Dave Stockton
Friday, Feb 13/15:
Ricardo and Blanca Entertaining
Friday, Feb 20/15:
- Golf is a game where the
ball always lies poorly and
the player always lies well.
~ Anonymous
Pulled pork sandwiches, blackened tilapia, grilled veggies, salad, and
bread pudding
120 pesos
Noe with Jimmy Barto Entertaining 25 pesos cover charge
Friday, Feb 27/15:
- The reason the pro tells
you to keep your head
down is so you can't see
him laughing." ~ Phyllis
Diller
Steak or tilapia with tamarindo sauce and baked potatoes with gravy
and green salad.
125 pesos
Western BBQ: Ribs, Chicken, & Roast beef, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy,
and Salad
160 pesos
Folklorico Ixtlahuacan Entertaining 25 peso cover charge
Please sign up at the Club, on-line or call Javier 763-5625
MAKE YOUR DINNER RESERVATIONS ON LINE
IT’S EASY!!!
Go to www.ccchapala.com
Login.
Go to CCC Calendar and click on the CCC Social Event Calendar.
- The income tax has
made liars out of more
Americans than golf. ~
Will Rogers
- Golf is a game in which
you yell "fore"... shoot
six... and write down five.
~ Paul Harvey
Scroll down, choose the dinner reservation you would like attend.
Click on the BLUE RESERVATION
button to the right of all dinners.
Enter the number of people coming, your preferred table location (inside or out) and the
number of specific meals you would like.
If you have a special request, such as a vegetarian meal, enter your request in the option box.
Update your reservation at anytime.
Please cancel within 24 hours (or call Javier at the Club 763-5625)
View the reservation list to see who else is coming!!
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Winners of First Annual Canastas Tournament
George and Sheila Margellos
Western BBQ January 30, 2015
Jerry Mayfield Entertaining
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BAR/FOOD BILLS
Members and guests using the restaurant/bar are asked to request the bill for
their food and beverage orders before leaving.
All of your orders throughout the day (breakfast, a drink from the bar cart, an
after golf drink or meal) will be maintained and one bill will be printed for you
before you leave the club.
Account members need to ask to sign their bill and a copy will be given to them.
Social members and guests are required to pay cash.
Please remember that tips are not included on your bill.
Requests from the CCC Library
- The library currently stocks books and movies. I think most people aren’t
aware of our movies, but we have a few. They are located on the rear shelf in a
basket. Please feel free to check them out and add to our small collection.
- There has been a suggestion made to include jigsaw puzzles in the library. We
have room for a few, if you are interested in donating jigsaw puzzles, please
leave them next to the book drop basket in the library.
- Please return books to the book drop basket, this enables me to determine
what books people are reading.
- To help you find books you might be looking for there is an index (white
binder) on the top shelf as you look toward the first hole. If you know a title
and don't know the author, leave me a note and I will see if we have it in our
library. Don't forget to leave your phone number.
Sherry Eastwood
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February 2015 CALENDAR
SUNDAY
1
MONDAY
2
TUESDAY
3
Ladies’ Day
8:30 am to 3:00 pm
WEDNESDAY
4
Men’s Day
8:30 am to 3:00 pm
THURSDAY
5
Couples Golf
3:00 pm
FRIDAY
6
Spaghetti w/meatballs
or Chicken Fettuccini
Paul & Herma
Buchanan Speaking:
How 2 People Make a
Difference
120 pesos
SATURDAY
7
8
9
10
Ladies’ Day
8:30 am to 3:00 pm
11
Men’s Day
8:30 am to 3:00 pm
12
Go-Go Golf 8:40 am
Registration
13
Steak or Tilapia
Ricardo and Blanca
Entertaining
125 pesos
14
15
16
17
Ladies’ Day
8:30 am to 3:00 pm
18
Men’s Day
8:30 am to 3:00 pm
19
Ladies Club
Championship
8:30 am Round 2
20
Mardi Gras
Pulled pork
sandwiches or
blackened tilapia
Noe with Jimmy Barto
Entertaining (25
pesos cover charge)
120 pesos
21
27
Western BBQ
Ribs, Chicken, Roast
Beef
Folklorico Ixtlahuacan
Entertaining (25 peso
cover charge)
160 pesos
28
Ladies Club
Championship
Round 1 8:30 am
Couples Golf
3:00 pm
BOD Meeting 1:00 pm
22
23
24
Ladies’ Day
8:30 am to 3:00 pm
Ladies Club
Championship
Round 3 8:30 am
25
Men’s Day
8:30 am to 3:00 pm
26
Go-Go Golf 8:40 am
Registration
Mixed Horserace
1:00 pm
Men’s Golf Clinic Tuesdays 9:30 am / Ladies Golf Clinic Wednesdays at 9:30 am
CCC Restaurant / Bar Telephone 763-5625
CCC Website http://www.ccchapala.com
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CCC Classes February 2015
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
2
Salsa, Cumbia, Danzon9:30-10:30*
Zumba Gold-10:45-11:45
3
Mexican Train-2:00
4
Zumba Gold-9:30-10:30*
Line Dancing-11:00
Bridge Group-1:00
5
Yoga begin-8:00-9:00*
Yoga interm.-9:15-10:30*
Zumba Gold-11:00-12:00*
6
Salsa, Cumbia, Danzon11:30-12:30*
Journaling: 1:00%%
9
Salsa, Cumbia, Danzon9:30-10:30*
Zumba Gold-10:45-11:45
10
Mexican Train-2:00
11
Zumba Gold-9:30-10:30*
Line Dancing-11:00
Bridge Group-1:00
12
Yoga begin-8:00-9:00*
Yoga interm.-9:15-10:30*
Zumba Gold-11:00-12:00*
13
Salsa, Cumbia, Danzon11:30-12:30*
Journaling: 1:00%%
16
Salsa, Cumbia, Danzon9:30-10:30*
Zumba Gold-10:45-11:45
17
Mexican Train-2:00
18
Zumba Gold-9:30-10:30*
Line Dancing-11:00
Bridge Group-1:00
19
Yoga begin-8:00-9:00*
Yoga interm.-9:15-10:30*
Zumba Gold-11:00-12:00*
20
Salsa, Cumbia, Danzon11:30-12:30*
Journaling: 1:00%%
23
Salsa, Cumbia, Danzon9:30-10:30*
Zumba Gold-10:45-11:45*
24
Mexican Train-2:00
25
Zumba Gold-9:30-10:30*
Line Dancing-11:00
Bridge Group-1:00
26
Yoga begin-8:00-9:00*
Yoga interm.-9:15-10:30*
Zumba Gold-11:00-12:00*
27
Salsa, Cumbia, Danzon11:30-12:30*
Journaling: 1:00%%
Activities marked with (*) cost 40 pesos per person. Please bring exact change. %%Journaling class is 50 pesos for a one hour session
KIDS AND THEIR FUTURE
WORLD CHANGE STARTS WITH EDUCATED CHILDREN
With an all time high enrollment of forty-four students to support, the Kids and Their Future Committee has begun
work on organizing the 2015 version of the Amigo Cup. Last year’s event was a great success with seventy-six
players enjoying a beautiful day, fun golf and a lovely meal following the competition. The tournament proceeds
made it possible for our committee to offer further educational support to our hard working employees. Currently
forty-five club members make a monthly contribution in the amount of 50 to 500 pesos to the education fund. The
Kids and Their Future Committee are grateful for this ongoing support.
th
The Amigo Cup 2015, will be held on March 26 . Information flyers will soon be in the pro shop as well as a sign
up sheet. The low entry fee from last year will be maintained at $600 pesos per person for club members and $800
pesos per person for non-members. The entry fee pays for a mini-breakfast, golf, cart, balls, prizes and a bountiful
meal when play is complete. Meal tickets only are available for $200 pesos each. Vegetarians should request a
meatless meal when they purchase their tickets.
The format is a Four Person Scramble and participants may sign up as a team of four, but pairs and even
individuals are welcome to sign up. Each team must have a minimum handicap of 60.
Play begins at 9:00 A.M. on Thursday , March 26th, 2015
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Board of Directors
FREE / GRATIS
President
Jose Diaz
[email protected]
EXERCISE AND FUN every Wednesday morning!!!
EJERCITESE Y DIVIERTASE cada Miércoles por la mañana!!!
Vice-President / Co-Chair
Membership Committee
Fran Smartt
[email protected]
Treasurer
Larry Powers
[email protected]
Assistant Treasurer
Thomas Light
Join us for Line Dance!!
Unase a nosotros para un Baile grupal en líneas (tipo Caballo Dorado)!!!
Great music and easy, fun steps!
Buena musica y pasos de baile fáciles y divertidos!
[email protected]
Greens Chair
Charlie Temple
[email protected]
Golf Chair
Rod Pye
[email protected]
Secretary
Sally Gurll
[email protected]
Co-Chair Membership
Committee
Kathryn Vine
[email protected]
House Chair
Rodney Brooks
[email protected]
Long Range Planning Chair
Rob Edwards
[email protected]
Info: Beth Nabe 763-5710
│Country Club de Chapala presents:
Country Club de Chapala Presente:
Heat & Eat take out food
Cost is 80 pesos and menu varies by day.
Call before 5 PM to 763 5626 to place your
order.
Comida caliente para llevar
Cuesta $80 pesos y el menú es variado
Hablar antes delas 5:00 pm al Tel: 7635625 para
hacer su pedido
Pies & Cakes
We need three days advance notice.
Best to meet with Javier and place your order.
Costs starts at 200 pesos.
Pyes y Pasteles
Se ordenan con tres días de anticipación
Es mejor contactar a Javier y hacerle el pedido
El costo comienza con $200 pesos
Catering
Let us cook for your next event.
We can supply servers and serving equipment,
too!
Comida para eventos
Dejenos el trabajo de cocinar a nosotros en su
próximo evento
Nosotros ofrecemos la comida con servicio y
meseros.
Communications Chair/
Tee Talk
Brad Clark
[email protected]
Social Chair
Robert Hoch
[email protected]
House Committee
Tom Mills
[email protected]
Commissario
Dusty Peel
[email protected]
Assistant Commissario
Grant Morris
[email protected]
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