JUNE 2018 VOLUME 9 • ISSUE NO.6
A New Speaker Series KICKS OFF WITH HILLSDALE COLLEGE’S Dr. Paul Moreno on his book The Bureaucrat Kings SEE PAGE 6
TOLEDO CLUB OFFICERS MARK YOUR PRESIDENT Brett Seymour VICE PRESIDENT CALENDAR! Greg Wagoner TREASURER Doug Kearns SECRETARY Kathy Mikolajczak JUNE CLUB events TOLEDO CLUB STAFF ADMINISTRATION Roger Parker, General Manager JUNE 5 First Tuesday 419-254-2988 [email protected] Dawn Miller, Executive Assistant JUNE 11 ZIPZ Dinner - The Wise’s English Menu (see page 18) 419-254-2980 [email protected] FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE JUNE 15 Tom Brady at the Piano Ed Mackiewicz, Food and Beverage Director [email protected] JUNE 21 Third Thursday Theresa Carroll, Catering Manager 419-254-2981 [email protected] JUNE 27 Toledo Club Speaker Series: Devon Layman, Assistant Catering Manager The Bureaucrat Kings - Dr. Paul Moreno (see page 6) 419-254-2993 [email protected] Sean Moran, Executive Chef 419-243-2200 ext. 2964 [email protected] Charlotte Hall Concierge and Member Relations Manager UPCOMING... FACILITY Mark Hoffman, Facilities Manager 419-243-2200 JULY 26 Charlotte’s Ribs (see back cover) MEMBERSHIP Russ Wozniak, Membership Director SEPT 7 Party in the Parking Lot (see page 9) 419-254-2997 [email protected] ACCOUNTING Joe Monks, Finance Director 419-254-2970 [email protected] Dawn Miller, Accounting Analyst JUNE COMMUNITY events 419.254.2980 [email protected] ATHLETIC John Seidel, Director/Squash Pro Huntington Center Stranahan Theater 419-254-2962 [email protected] Charissa Marconi, Fitness and Aquatics Director Soul2Soul Tour with Wicked 419-254-2990 [email protected] Tim McGraw & Faith Hill June 6-17 SECURITY June 9 David Rainey, Operations Manager Dance Expressions 419-254-2967 WWE Smack Down Live June 19 TOPICS EDITORIAL STAFF June 19 Chairman: David Cameron Toledo Arts Commission 419-536-5272 [email protected] National Museum of the Editor in Chief: Shirley Levy Art Loop 419-536-9782 [email protected] Great Lakes June 21 Layout/Art Direction: Tandem Creative Royal Order of the Ancient Mariner 419-304-0154 [email protected] Contributing Writers: Karen Klein, Cindy Niggemyer, June 6 Toledo Symphony John Fedderke, Jim Jeffery, and Stephanie Wang Jaros Capt. Scuppers’s Kids Club: Contributing Photographers: Indigo Girls Andy Grier 419-872-2410 [email protected] The Lego Challenge 2018 (Toledo Club members — Kyle Talkington 419-882-5548 [email protected] June 23 ask about your special discount) Printing/Mailing: Millstream-Kennedy Inc. June 1 Findlay, Ohio Speakers Bureau - Topics Advertising: Independence Village of Aurora Dawn Miller – 419-254-2980 June 30 [email protected]
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Share the Fun at the Club Fellow Members, Were you at an event at the Club? Was your picture taken? Finally, summer has arrived!! We finally broke away from winter in Did you know we post all photos to The Toledo Club Facebook Northwest Ohio; it seemed as though this would never happen. page (facebook.com/TheToledoClub/) and that you are allowed to May was a busy month at the Club. In the middle of the month we download and print any of our pictures that our photographers celebrated the President’s Dinner. Dr. Marc Rayman gave a fantastic Andy Grier and Kyle Talkington take? Please share them with your talk about his Deep Space Mission “Dawn.” The Club put on a great friends and family. pre-dinner presentation in the Red Room and a spectacular dinner in the If you don’t know how to share a post simply go to the Club’s Main Dining Room. Many thanks for all the hard work of our staff. ZIPZ Facebook page (facebook.com/thetoledoclub) and hit the saw Charlotte’s Fried Chicken and Explorers took an Art Tour here at the “share” option. This Facebook page is a public page. We do have Club— just some of the other great happenings in May. two other Facebook pages which are private: the Junior and During the summer months many of us will spend a great deal of Intermediate page (facebook.com/groups/655358721260270/) and time outside. Please be sure and take advantage of the reciprocal the Squash page (facebook.com/groups/1522512917864275/). arrangements we have with other local clubs including golf courses. First We also have a Twitter account: @TheToledoClub (twitter.com/ Tuesday is always a member event to hit here inside the Club, so invite TheToledoClub?lang=en) and an Instagram account (instagram.com/ some friends and let’s make June 5 one of the largest First Tuesdays the_toledo_club/). in history. If you are at the Club and take photos, please “tag” us, or check in In athletics, summer will still have morning runners, summer squash box to let your friends and family know you are here. league and a golf outing, to name a few. The summer months are a great time to visit a new area of athletics. Maybe it’s trying squash for the first These simple requests listed above are invaluable in helping the Club time or it could be scheduling a training session in the Fitness Center. prop up its presence on all social media platforms. Join us in staying healthy this summer.
Enjoy your Club! The Toledo Club will be a busy place this month with a great deal of weddings and member events. I hope to see all of you soon at the Club.
God Bless,
Roger Parker, General Manager
Brett J. Seymour, President
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June 2018 | 3 WHAT’S JUNE 25+ YEARS anniversaries
INSIDE... James R. Jeffery ’64 / 54 years Richard C. Hylant ’87 / 31 years 6 10 Carl N. White ’65 / 53 years Rudolph A. Robert C. Savage, Sr. ’68 / 50 years Peckinpaugh, Jr. ’87 / 31 years Michael T. Marciniak ’73 / 45 years Martin D. Werner ’87 / 31 years Thomas W. Palmer ’82 / 36 years Louis E. Tosi ’91 / 27 years James M. Appold ’86 / 32 years Thomas R. Uhler ’93 / 25 years 18 23 Bruce S. Schoenberger ’86 / 32 years
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FEATURES Brandon was most Excellent service. Salmon was over helpful and friendly! We have not 6 The Toledo Club Speaker Series: the top! Dr. Paul Moreno and been able to eat John The Bureaucrat Kings here in a while. The service by Tom Sondria was Food excellent; “do it 10 Equestrians at the Club superb and food again, Sam” service — Delightful service & was exceptional. better than excellent! delicious food! Very COLUMNS pleasant experience. John Allan 8 Banquets and Catering Bill
12 Membership at the Club I am writing to thank you for the lunch in the Club prepared for us Friday, March 23rd. The event could not have been better executed by the entire staff. Sports Grill & Tavern 13 In our opinion, this was the perfect luncheon. The salad presentations were thoughtful. The two different types of salads and the several accompaniments were excellent. Dining Room Buzz 18 My family longs for the Club’s New England Clam Chowder. 20 Aquatics and Fitness News All of the above pales in comparison to the devotion and hard work displayed by the staff. Please relay my family’s deep appreciation to Clara, Jill, Mel, Kelly, Danyelle and 22 Squash News Sondria. Moreover, Warren secured a microphone within a matter of minutes, at my request. Charlotte made an appearance and spoke to my nephew, Brian. 24 Member News The bar service was extremely efficient. Our thanks to Melissa and Erica for their friendly professionalism. Committees and Board Members 26 It was with tremendous sadness we lost Mary Bridget. For one day, the family was provided a measure of solace from you, Devon, Roger, and the entire Toledo Club’s devoted staff.
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June 2018 | 5 THE TOLEDO CLUB SPEAKER SERIES
SPECIAL EVENT on JUNE 27 AN EVENING WITH Dr. Paul MorenoBy John Fedderke
6 | June 2018 THE TOLEDO CLUB SPEAKER SERIES THE TOLEDO CLUB SPEAKER SERIES
From time to time throughout the year, The Toledo Club will seek accountable because, if you think about it, who has ever met a federal bureaucrat? opportunities to partner with other institutions to secure major And yet, they manage almost every aspect of our lives.” speakers. We are launching this series with just such an opportunity At Moreno’s talk, you will encounter Hegel, Napoleon, and Tocqueville, as well as as we invite Dr. Paul Moreno of Hillsdale College to present his new Washington, Adams, Hamilton, and then Wilson, Reagan, and a score of other major book on the origins of bureaucracy in the federal government. figures and players whose actions and thoughts influenced the evolving nation-state.
long with Hillsdale alumna, Becky Fuhrman, Don Leary, my wife Mary About Dr. Paul Mareno and I had the pleasure of hearing Dr. Moreno at Hillsdale earlier this Paul Moreno is the William and Berniece Grewcock Professor of Constitutional year and we immediately asked him if he would consider speaking at A History and Dean of Social Sciences at Hillsdale College. He earned his masters and The Toledo Club. Turns out he’s a baseball fan and when he learned the doctorate degrees from the University of Maryland. Moreno previously served as a Mud Hens would be in town, we set a date! visiting professor at Princeton University and the University of Paris School of Law. For The Toledo Club and Hillsdale College Alumni Association, Dr. Moreno, He is the author of several books, most recently The Bureaucrat Kings: The Origins Dean of the Division of Social Sciences at Hillsdale College, will present a and Underpinnings of America’s Bureaucratic State. He has written three other books most engaging and enlightening talk on his new book, The Bureaucrat Kings: and published countless essays and articles. the Origins and Underpinnings of America’s Bureaucratic State. All Toledo Club Paul lives in Hillsdale with his wife and four children. Despite being an invited members and their guests are welcome for this special event. professor in Paris, Paul assures us his lecture will not be in French. When not busy Speaking personally, I was enthralled to learn about the rise of the bureaucrat with academic pursuits, Paul is an avid baseball fan, so you will probably run into kings in a talk that was both accessible and straightforward. We almost never him at the Mud Hens game while he’s in town. meet these “kings” and we wonder where they came from, so now we can find out!
Join us on June 27 at 6 PM for a reception in the Belvedere Room, followed by dinner and a talk that will be as provocative as it is enjoyable on how our country came to be administered by a body of bureaucrats that was never conceived in the Constitution.
We’re still working on the menu but we are planning a reasonably priced event that includes wine and beer, as well as hors d’oeuvres, at a reception to meet Dr. Moreno, followed by the three-course dinner so popular with our Explorers group. We will also get a chance to meet local Hillsdale alumni who will be joining us for the event.
In his book The Bureaucrat Kings, Paul Moreno indicts the American administrative state and our new ruling class. He analyzes the inner workings What Hillsdale students have to say about classes with Dr. Moreno: of the American government, suggesting that our federal system works not “Dr. Moreno has one of the funniest, subtlest senses of humor of any professor at as a by-product of the U.S. Constitution, but rather as the result of liberal and Hillsdale. And he has an encyclopedic knowledge of American history, as well as a progressive politics. firm grasp of why it all matters.” On a Book TV interview, Dr. Moreno said, “The United States is ruled by an “Great, funny guy. Very easy to follow in lectures, always available for help. Makes establishment nowhere mentioned in the Constitution which is based on the it easy to learn the material, though he expects a lot of his students.” separation of power. In the 20th Century, we’ve developed an administrative “Dr. Moreno is an excellent combination of intelligence, wit, and enthusiasm... apparatus, starting in the New Deal, which combines legislative, judicial and Beginning each class discussing current events or historical nuances always led executive powers. Madison called this the essence of tyranny.” to an instructive class time full of historical detail as well as broader perspectives. A distinguished academic and political analyst, Dr. Moreno asserts that He inspires love of history through his extensive knowledge and the concern he politicians have found “loopholes” in the U.S. Constitution, allowing for federal shows for each of his students.” bureaucracy—a state he feels is a misinterpretation of America’s founding dogma. He contends that constitutionalism and bureaucracy are innately About Hillsdale College incompatible, with the former suffering to accommodate the latter. Founded in 1844, Hillsdale College is an independent, coeducational, residential, According to Moreno, the leadership of the United States strayed from the liberal arts college with a student body of about 1400. Its four-year curriculum leads democratic principles of the early founders and grew to what it is today—a to a bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree, and is accredited by the Higher myriad of bureaucratic red tape couched in unreasonable policies. Learning Commission.
“This happened,” Dr. Moreno continued on Book TV, “ because Congress doesn’t legislate. They delegate. It is almost impossible to hold them
June 2018 | 7 BANQUETS & Catering Theresa Carroll, Catering Manager 419-254-2981 | [email protected]
THINGS ARE Heating Up! Theresa Carroll Finally, the warm weather has arrived! We have been busy in We “Catering Girls,” the catering office with bridal showers, baby showers, as you so Monday Musicale, school proms, weddings, the Squash affectionately Classic Dinner, and the fashion event for the Opera Guild. refer to Devon All of these events are just a small part of our annual rites of and me, are happy spring here at the Club. to oblige by preparing a take-out order for you. Just call us at 419-254-2981 with at least a day When your own events take you to your back yard or your lake or two notice and we will have it ready for pick-up at the front cottage, why not bring a little part of the Club with you? We can desk. This is a great way to utilize your minimum during those always pack some of our famous Toledo Club tomato soup for times that you are unable to visit the Club. you to bring along to ward off those chilly evenings, or perhaps some mini muffins to add to your breakfast table. We can even Enjoy your summer. We’ll see you soon. prepare an entire to-go meal for you to enjoy, or some steaks to have ready to grill. Theresa and Devon
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June 2018 | 9 questriansby Judy Finkel E AT THE C LUB Peggy Brown Her strong belief in good foundation training and application of physical education “Where are you off to next week, Peggy?“ techniques to riding and driving has helped I asked. her students succeed at both local and national “Japan,” she said with a slightly weary smile. championship levels. Riding together, Ben and Peggy Brown take on Peggy Brown is the most famous equestrian We are truly lucky to have such a world-class a water hazard. at The Toledo Club. Even though she travels equestrian here in Toledo. Peggy can be found the world, I saw her this summer at the Lucas teaching Centered Riding in many parts of the County Fair with her 4-H student. Culver Military Academy and was world. This past year she has already taught a member of the famous Black Horse An Advanced Level IV Centered Riding in Japan, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Austria, Troop. He enjoys competing with his wife and Centered Driving Clinician, she holds Germany, and the Netherlands. Peggy in combined driving events where a bachelor’s degree in education and has Peggy, a versatile clinician, has also joined he assumes the position of navigator. His trained horses and riders for more than 30 with Susan Harris to present clinics and job is to keep optimum time during the years at her stable, Walnut Hill Farm. She is demonstrations in Centered Riding, Centered cross-country phase and to keep the carriage certified with the American Rider Instructor Driving, Anatomy In Motion, safety, instructor from rolling over or hitting solid obstacles Association as an Instructor Educator and training, and horsemanship throughout North during tight turns. Expert Instructor in multiple disciplines. America, Australia, Europe, Iceland, and the UK. Ben also enjoys hacking in Oak Openings and on trips around the world, and Ben Brown by Peggy Brown Like so many other Toledoans, Ben Brown began his life with horses at Howard’s Stable on Secor Road. During college he taught riding at
Ben Brown driving at a show.
Peggy Brown (in skeleton suit) with muscles painted on the horse to show how the rider’s position effects the horse’s muscles. 10 | June 2018 successfully competes in riding and pleasure In 2013, Judy and her Arabian horse André to relearn riding with Meg Howard at Fox driving events. His knowledge of horses and (registered Coke Nally) rode at the Fulton Meadow in Temperance, MI, and fell horsemanship skills allows Peggy to travel County Fair Grounds and became the in love with horses all over again. Marja has and work while keeping their stable of six 136th member in the USA of the Century two horses, a 22-year-old thoroughbred, horses healthy and happy. Club, part of the United States Dressage Coco Chanel, and a 16-year-old Arabian, Foundation’s way of encouraging seniors to Dear Pruddhance. Judy Finkel continue riding. The qualifications are that the age of the horse and rider equals 100 She is now boarding at Flying Change Farm Judy Finkel has been teaching beginning years. Judy said André was very, very old. and although she doesn’t jump anymore, riders for over 30 years in the Toledo area. she can look at a house full of ribbons
She started taking lessons at Hunters Run In July of 2017, Judy had the honor of that her Arabian won. He was a wonderful Riding together, Ben and Peggy Brown take on in Temperance, MI when she first moved qualifying as a Centered Riding, Level 1 jumper and competed in Cleveland, a water hazard. to Toledo in the early 1970s. Later, after Instructor. Although slowing down, she Kentucky, Chicago, and the Horse Shows deciding that Dressage* was the best still teaches at the newly opened St. Eligius By-the-Bay in Michigan. Marja won many way to ride and teach, she started teaching Stables in Toledo. season championship ribbons during her “young children, sensitive riders and career. Now the young riders at the barn *a highly skilled form of riding performed in nervous adults.” ride her horses. the stable and competition As a former Elementary/Jr. High School *a technique used to train a horse by letting teacher in Maine, she always enjoyed Marja Dooner him trot at the end of a 30-foot lead teaching the kids. After spending many Marja Dooner came to Toledo from Finland years in the hunter/jumper circuit she where she grew up in a “horse family.” thought that there must be a better way of Marja’s father, at one time in teaching horseback riding than yelling at the 1960s, bred one of the best harness riders. As a riding instructor, she found that racing horses in Finland. many mothers who brought their kids to ride were “wanna be” riders themselves. At age 50, Marja returned to riding and went back on the longe* line
Judy with 2017 GLDC Champion Allie-Oop and student Alyssa Fink.
Judy Finkel riding André during the 2016 USDF Century Ride at the Fulton County Fair Grounds.
Marja Dooner with her horse Coco Chanel.
June 2018 | 11 Russ Wozniak Membership Director Membership AT THE CLUB 419-254-2997 | [email protected] UTAA & TC Partnership
The University of Toledo Alumni TC Boards for moving this Partnership forward. NEW Association and The Toledo FYI, April was the best TC member recruiting MEMBERS Club are “Partners.” month in recent memory. Three Resident, three Russ Wozniac Beginning this past May, Intermediate, two Junior, one Dual, one Non and one Timothy Anderson The Toledo Club will give UT alums a 50% Business Family member joined the Club. Thank you to Scott Estes credit toward their Toledo Club membership every member and staff person who made this possible. initiation fee. This is a savings of $125 for Junior Bradford Koles, Jr Memberships, $250 for Intermediate Memberships and TOP MEMBER RECRUITER Bradley Krzyston $375 for Resident Memberships. Our new partnership Congratulations, Mrs. information is posted on the UTAA website as well as Jackie Barnes. You have Andrew Kurt a link to toledoclub.org. UTAA will email 65,000 alums won the right, proposing two Brandon Segura to announce the new partnership. This would be a new Intermediate members, Dan Wood great time to remind friends and associates who are UT to use the “Top Member alumni of the outstanding value of a TC membership, Recruiting Parking Space” for and urge them to give it a try! the next two months! I would like to thank TC member Stu Cubbon, UTAA Director Dan Savig and both the Association and the Russ Wozniak
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June 2018 | 13 Dining& Events JUNE 2018
Hours SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
MDR MDR Dining Reservations 26 27 28 29 30 1 OPEN 2 CLOSED 419-254-2961 Dining in the • Tavern
Dining Service Main Dining Room Third Floor TAVERN OPEN TAVERN OPEN LUNCH MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR 3 CLOSED 4 CLOSED 5 OPEN 6 CLOSED 7 OPEN 8 OPEN 9 CLOSED Monday–Friday* 11:30 AM – 2 PM First Dining in the DINNER Tuesday Tavern Thursday and Friday* 5:30 – 8:30 PM *check schedule for alternate dining room TAVERN OPEN TAVERN OPEN TAVERN OPEN location if MDR is closed MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR Sports Grill & Tavern 10 CLOSED 11 OPEN 12 CLOSED 13 CLOSED 14 OPEN 15 OPEN 16 CLOSED (Casual attire) ZIPZ Dinner: Tom Brady Dining in the DINNER at the Piano Tavern Thursday and Friday The Wise’s 5 – 10 PM English Menu (Beverage service until 12:30 AM) TAVERN OPEN TAVERN OPEN TAVERN OPEN LUNCH AND DINNER Saturday MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR OPEN CLOSED 11 AM–10 PM 17 CLOSED 18 CLOSED 19 CLOSED 20 CLOSED 21 OPEN 22 23
(Beverage service Dining in the until 12:30 AM) Great Books Group Tavern • Third Beverage Service Thursday Oak Room Pub TAVERN OPEN TAVERN OPEN TAVERN OPEN First Floor Monday– Thursday MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR MDR CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED OPEN OPEN OPEN CLOSED 4–9 PM 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Summer Hours (April–September) 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 Fitness & Wellness Center 5:30 AM Runners 419-254-2990 Spin Class 6 AM Monday–Thursday First Friday Breakfast 5 AM–9 PM 7:15 AM Friday Aqua Aerobics 5 AM–8 PM 8:30 AM Saturday–Sunday 8 AM–7 PM 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Adult Swim Hours 5:30 AM Body 5:30 AM 5:30 AM Body Monday–Friday Sculpt Runners Sculpt Runners Runners 5–9 AM 9 AM Spin Class 9 AM Spin Class Aqua 6 AM 6 AM 11:30 AM–2:30 PM Aerobics Masters 4:30–6:30 PM 8:30 AM Aqua Aerobics Swim Aqua Aerobics 8:30 AM 5:15 PM 8:30 AM Saturday and Sunday Noon–2 PM
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June 2018 | 17 Dining Room BUZZ by Karen Klein
The ’ ZIPZ DINNER • MONDAY, JUNE 11 cats Spotlight on England! Karen Klein out of the bag Keep a stiff upper lip; try not to shed a tear, but fish and chips are not on the British menu chosen by our own Ellen and Patrick Wise. All things ,, ! British do share cuisines from other countries and the countryside as their colorful titles suggest. ho let the cat out of the bag?” is a common inquiry. WHO put the catW into the bag? And why would one PUT a cat into a bag? And why not a Toad in the Hole: mmm. Shepherd’s Pie also has a meaty base. And then pouch or a box or a crate? Why a CAT? Could the cat’s knowing eyes (even at there’s chicken Tikka Masala, an import from a bit of colonization to the night) and slinky, quiet walk on tiny paws have been factors? Does one ever east by those folks. And with a dessert called describe a cat as clambering up or traipsing across the back of a sofa? And sticky toffee pudding, how can this not be a how did this seemingly silly query become the metaphor of a SECRET being feast for the palate! The date is MONDAY, revealed? Is the CAT a tattletale or does it assume the persona of someone JUNE 11 for this reasonably carrying a secret? Anyway, it has long been a part of the lexicon: so much priced buffet. Be there for a so, it can be now gleefully be proclaimed that the CAT IS OUT OF THE BAG good time and great food — concerning dining in the Main Dining Room! piano music included! The newly implemented cocktail side with its casual seating arrangements, bistro tables and bar stools (chairs) have brought many compliments and The news is spreading about the dinner offerings: that cat is a squealer! The rightly so! Conversation comes easily as these informal areas are put to salmon and grits combo is delish and not something one would whip up at use. A drink, music and a comfortable seat go a long way to help unwind home: The tasso and cheddar make a difference. Midwesterners do L-O-V-E or to evaluate the day. And now offered are small bites as a tasty option! their beef and the steaks are just fabulous! Finished off, as ordered, and so Actually, the cheese plate is designed for two patrons and a combo of nicely plated! The rack of lamb is SIMPLY wonderful. others could well be a smorgasbord meal for June may pull a few weather surprises; we do live in northwest Ohio and why fun times. shouldn’t we? Light dining for warmer days? One can order interesting salads and top them with salmon, chicken, shrimp or steak! Custom orders are the strength of Club dining! Chef Sean does innovate menu items for First Tuesday, June 5. Hearing the why and what becomes part of the ritual, after cocktails and a stop at the appetizer buffet. YES, all are welcome to join in and there are no initiation rites! Lunch times do not change for summer, so enjoy a treat. And the BUZZ here is about the salmon BLT. Incidentally, gluten free bread is now available. ATTENTION: Birthdays and anniversaries do occur during the summer and certainly deserve the optimum celebration! Parents and grandparents of new graduates: Would not that new graduate recall forever the delightful grown-up pleasure of being feted in the MDR to celebrate that significant event? Have a toast with juice, coke or champagne and use a teachable moment! Yes, the wait staff will fuss and the kitchen Check out will produce a plate to the new graduate’s liking! REMEMBER: Summer Hours means the MDR is open ONLY on the new EVENINGS on Thursday and Friday. Exceptions are First Tuesday on June 5 and the ZIPZ dinner on Monday, June 11. LOUNGE area LUNCH is a different story: Monday through Friday as usual.
To resolve any confusion, consult the Club Dining and Events calendar in in the MDR! Topics or on the website for what is when.
18 | June 2018 A TOLEDO CLUB EVENT
President’s Dinner MAY 15, 2018
PHOTOS BY Kyle Talkington
June 2018 | 19
Charissa Marconi, BS, WITS, Fitness & Aquatics Director 419-254-2990 [email protected] Fitness & Aquatics NEWS twitter.com/charissamarconi
Glass City Marathon Congrats to all the finishers! After we got beat up all winter with continuous cold and windy weather, race day sunshine and warmer temperatures showed up! It was a Charissa Marconi beautiful day to race for the finish line. There is simply nothing better POST-WORKOUT RECOVERY: than an accomplished goal. Rehydrating and Refueling Join us on Monday, Wednesday, For workouts less than 60 minutes, water is the best or Friday at 5:30 AM to continue for rehydration. For anything longer than 60 minutes, a the running or to start. combination of water and electrolytes to replenish what was lost is recommended. (Left) Kaitlin Ganss with her husband Kyle and their children Jaxson and Emmerson. The body needs appropriate (Below) “Bear-ly Going to Make It” team with fuels to replenish what was Laura Baird and co-workers from Ottawa Hills. lost during exercise as well as REHYDRATE enough nutrients to help the body recover from the stress imposed on the body by the physical activity. The need exists for a combination of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. Although many types of foods may work to help refuel, it is important to ensure that enough protein is consumed in the post-workout meal to aid in the recovery (the most recent research suggests somewhere between 15–25 grams of high quality protein during the post activity shake or meal). The protein needs may be higher for older adults. Meal examples: protein shake, chicken and sweet potato, tuna and crackers, oatmeal, eggs and avocado toast.
Pre-Season Swim Practice Thank you to the families who joined the 6-week swim class; you certainly have gotten a jump-start. And thanks to Melissa Shaner for her excellent instruction.
High-Milers Running, Biking, Swimming From Memorial Day to Labor Day, log all your miles at the Club and beyond. The run and bike chart will be in the Fitness Center, and the swim chart will be at the pool. (Left) Gonzalo Del Castillo races for Yoga the finish. (Above) The Huckabys at the Glass There will be no yoga for the summer. The last class was City Marathon. May 12, but it will restart in the fall. Thank you to those who enjoyed the class and thank you to our instructor Emily George.
20 | June 2018
VIP Bus Trip to Comerica Park
VIP BUS Park photos: shutterstock.com Saturday, August 11 • Detroit Tigers vs. Minnesota Twins Game time: 6:10 PM • VIP bus leaves The Toledo Club promptly at 3 PM Snacks and cold beverages provided on the bus • Arrive at Detroit Athletic Club for 4 PM tailgate party • Ball park fare food & 2 drinks included: Salad, potato salad, beer brats, BBQ pulled pork sliders, cookies and brownies • Seats located in Left Field Pavilion area • Bus leaves Comerica Park half hour after game ends • Cost: $129.99 per person inclusive • Seats are limited to the first 28 reservations Make your reservation by calling 419.254.2961 or at www.toledoclub.org
A TOLEDO CLUB EVENT
First Tuesday MAY 1, 2018
PHOTOS BY Kyle Talkington
June 2018 | 21 John A. Seidel Athletic Director and Squash Professional Squash NEWS 419-254-2962 | [email protected]
2017-18 Toledo Club Squash For our 2018 Championships we had more than 160 players competing for Championships Wrap Up titles in 16 different divisions. Our 2018 Champions are as follows: the Season! DIVISION CHAMPION FINALIST John Seidel A Rich Effler 3-2 Audrey Berling Rich Effler won his second Club championship title by surviving ALTD Nick Stack 3-1 John Skeldon two 3-2 decisions in the semifinals and finals to take the crown! Effler was down 1-2 in games and 1-6 in the 4th game to Fateh Ahmed before B Dan Effler 3-2 Craig Witherell sneaking back into the match with an 11-9 comeback victory and a win in C Nick Huckaby 3-1 Mike Effler the 5th game. In the final, Effler led 2-0 in games over Audrey Berling, D Andy Dale 3-1 Jack Miller in potentially the most anticipated final in Toledo Club squash history. Berling, however, stormed back to handily take games 3 and 4 to set up Novice Nick Huckaby 3-0 Vinny Delicata an epic final game. Game 5 was back and forth early until Effler, who Womens A/B Audry Berling 3-0 Maya Kouba was ahead 6-5, ran off 3 straight points and then rode that cushion Womens Emg Kate Amato 3-1 Renee Stack to his second Club title. Congratulations Rich Effler! 40+ A/B Fateh Ahmed 3-1* Michael Mack 50+ A/B Fateh Ahmed 3-1* Andy Ranazzi 40+ C/D Riaz Chaudhary 3-1 Lori Mack 50+ C/D Paul Lewandowski 3-1 Riaz Chaudhary 60+ Masters Garth Phibbs 3-0 Bruce Schoenberger 70+ Gr. Masters Marty Mohler 3-0 P James Burnor 80+ LEGENDS Joe Jordan 3-1 Amjad Hussain Clydesdales Pete Winovich 3-1 Jeff Levesque
2017–18 Honor Awards COMEBACK PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: Paul Lewandowski and Maya Kouba ROOKIE OF THE YEAR (presented to the first-year player that outperforms his rookie peers): Nick Huckaby MOST IMPROVED PLAYER (presented by the Squash Committee to the player that most improves their game over the season): Brian Deiger OTHER MOST IMPROVED PLAYER CANDIDATES: Audrey Berling, Cam Hahn, Mike Noble, Tim Kalucki, Paul Joseph, Aaron Swiggum, Brian Gotberg, Carlos Londono, Doug Andrews, Zac Husain CHAIRMAN’S AWARD (presented to the player that brought a unique and valuable contribution to the program during the season): Kristin “Special K” Winovich SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD (presented by previous winners of the award to the player that “represents the very finest qualities of sportsmanship both on and off the court”): Paul “Gretzky” Lewandowski LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD (presented by previous winners “in sincere appreciation of the a lifetime of support to The Toledo Club Squash Program”): Mike Goetz
22 | June 2018 THE 2018 TOLEDO CLUB SQUASH AWARD WINNERS
Photos by Andy Grier
Sportsmanship Award winner (and Comeback Player of the Year!) Paul Lewandowski with fellow Sportsmanship Award winners
Lifetime Achievement Award winner Mick Goetz (center) with John Seidel (left) and Rich Effler Club champion Rich Effler with first ever female finalist Audrey Berling Division Champion Andy Dale (left) Most Improved Player Brian Deiger and finalist Jack Miller (left) with John Seidel
80+ Legends Division finalist S. Amjad Hussain (center) Missing: Champion Joe Jordan
Novice Division finalist Vinny Delicata (left) with Rookie of the Year Novice and 40+ C/D Champion Riaz Chaudhary does a victory dance Chairman’s Award winner Kristin C Div champion Nick with finalist Lori D. Mack ‘Special K’ Winovich with Rich Effler Huckaby (right) 100% Club winners – a record 69 players played 100% of their scheduled matches!
June 2018 | 23 Have something you’d like to see in Member News? Contact: Shirley Levy JUNE Member News [email protected] | 419-536-9782
Toledo Club member, Dr. Christopher C. Phillips, is Mercy Health’s community projects including holiday toy drives for children and a recent live Executive Medical Director and Lead Cardiovascular and Thoracic town hall on school shootings. Surgeon for the NW Ohio’s Cardiac and Thoracic Surgical Service Line. “I look forward to new responsibilities and creative opportunities as I rejoin In November 2017 he obtained his masters of business administration the SJL and Lilly Broadcasting” he said. “It’s exciting to be part of the with a medical management concentration from The University of company’s commitment to serve the public with award-winning news and Massachusetts, Isenberg School of Management. By graduating community leadership. SJL and Lilly have terrific teams and I’m honored with a 3.975 GPA, he was granted to be able to work with them again. I also want to thank my friends and membership to the prestigious honor colleagues at 13abc WTVG and Gray Television. I will miss them but know societies of both Phi Kappa Phi and Beta they will continue with great success.” Gamma Sigma. He is also a VIP MBA Ambassador to the University. Christopher is a recognized fellow in the The Rudolph Libbe Group has been honored with a Construction Risk American College of Surgeons, American Partners Build America Award for its work on the ProMedica headquarters College of Chest Physicians, and the in downtown Toledo. The award, presented by the Associated General American College of Cardiology. He is a Contractors of America, recognized the ProMedica project as one of the best certified physician executive, as recognized construction projects of 2017 and the best building renovation project valued by the American Association for Physician Dr. Christopher Phillips between $10 million and $99 million. Leadership, a Board of Trustees Director for Rudolph Libbe Inc. served as construction manager and GEM Inc. performed the Ohio Physicians Health Program and also a member of the American structural steel work for the ProMedica Steam Plant and the former KeyBank Association for Physician Leadership Health Policy Legislative Affairs building, now known as the Junction Building. Toledo Club member Scott Advisory Panel. Libbe is executive vice president of Rudolph Libbe Inc. Over the course of his career, he has achieved a Top 50 Cardiovascular “These awards epitomize the latest and greatest projects the construction Hospitals accolade by Truven Health Analytics, and was a Medical industry has to offer,” said Art Daniel, the association’s president and Director Winner for the Case in Point Platinum Awards, a unique awards president of AR Daniel Construction Services in Cedar Hill, Texas. “The program that recognized the most successful and innovative case construction firms recognized have utilized outstanding skill, collaboration management programs working to improve health care across the and innovation to complete some of America’s most complex and ambitious care continuum. He and his wife Lyndee joined The Toledo Club in projects of 2017.” October 20, 2016. ProMedica selected the two very different local landmarks to house its administrative offices. The project involved extensive renovations of the After 16 years as News Director at 13abc, 78,465-square-foot Steam Plant and the 102,101-square-foot five-story Brian Trauring has taken a new position. Junction Building. He has been appointed Vice President of Listed in 2003 on the National Register of Historic Places, the Steam Plant News, Marketing and Content Development stood empty for for Lilly Broadcasting. 30 years before Brian will oversee news operations at KITV, being purchased WSEE, WICU, WENY, Lilly Broadcasting’s by ProMedica. Washington Bureau, CBS Puerto Rico, CBS The Steam Plant & ABC USVI. For the past 16 years, Trauring restoration and Brian Trauring has been News Director for WTVG in Toledo, renovation created and previously was Executive (Corporate) a contemporary, News Director for Lilly and SJL Broadcasting. four-story office building inside “We’re extremely excited to welcome Brian back to Lilly Broadcasting. a single-story, His excellence in journalism and big-picture vision is exactly what structurally delicate local broadcasting needs. It is our goal to continue our growth with shell. A new, three- our hyper local news content and award-winning journalism. With The ProMedica Headquarters Steam Plant atrium story addition with Brian’s background, he is the perfect person to help us grow our floor-to-ceiling news departments,” said John Christianson, Lilly Broadcasting Chief windows adjoins the Steam Plant’s east wall. Elements of the old plant were Operating Officer. replicated or carefully preserved, including original steel roof trusses and a Brian has a long list of awards and experience. He was inducted into 13-ton bridge crane on original crane rail which is now suspended above the the Ohio Associated Press Media Editors Hall of Fame in 2016 and Steam Plant’s four-story atrium. served as a longtime board member of the Radio Digital Television The complete interior renovation of the Junction Building created office News Directors Association. He previously was a news director at space on the top three floors, a basement YMCA and two ground-floor stations in Tennessee, Georgia and Ohio. He has also coordinated restaurants. The building was redesigned with an open office layout.
24 | June 2018 June 2018 | 25 TOLEDO CLUB Committees Family Marketing Topics Chairman Chairman Chairman JUNE Nick Stack Fred Harrington David Cameron MEETING SCHEDULE
Social/Entertainment Committee (First Tuesday) June 5 • 5:30 PM Chelsea Room 419-321-1392 Business 419-385-2322 Home 419-536-5272 Business 419-215-1628 Cell [email protected] 419-266-4742 Cell Food/Beverage Committee [email protected] John Fedderke [email protected] (First Thursday) June 7 • Noon Laura Berling Tom Klein John Fedderke Chelsea Room Katherine Bolles Shirley Levy Fred Harrington Jared Lefevre Cindy Niggemyer Stephanie Wang Jaros House Committee Ian Malhoit Andy Ranazzi Jim Jeffery Alanna Paully Rick Rudnicki Mark Keesey (Second Tuesday) June 12 • Noon Renee Stack Karen Klein Georgian Room Shirley Levy House Dawn Miller Squash Committee Athletic Chairman Cindy Niggemyer (Second Tuesday) June 12 • 7:30 AM Chairman Shelley Walinski Kristi Polus Todd Berman 419-265-5607 Cell Bruce Yunker Georgian Room [email protected] Athletic Committee Patrick Andrews John Fedderke (Second Wednesday) June 13 • 11:30 AM Jay Secor Social/ Conservatory Room Kim Seidel Entertainment Brett Seymour Chairman Membership Committee Paul Sullivan Mike Mori (Third Tuesday) June 19 • Noon Ellen Wise Patrick Wise Board Room 419-885-8815 Business [email protected] Sports Grill & Tavern Committee Jim Burnor, Jr. (Third Thursday) June 21 • 5:30 PM Rich Effler Sports Grill & Tavern Robert Finkel Finance Mike Goetz Chairman Family Committee Will Lewis Doug Kearns Kathy Mikolajczak 419-902-8230 Cell (Third Thursday) June 21 • 6 PM Melissa Shaner [email protected] Sports Grill & Tavern Laura Baird Barbara Bettinger Finance Committee Eileen Eddy (Fourth Monday) June 25 • 4 PM Sports Grill Beth Hill & Tavern Joy Hyman Board Room Shelli Jacobs Co-Chairmen Kathy Jones Board Meeting Alana Hatcher 419-842-7848 Business Bonnie Milano (Fourth Tuesday) June 26 • 4 PM [email protected] Cindy Niggemyer Board Room Larry Boyer Roger Parker Neil Garrison JoAnn Phibbs Marketing Committee John MacKay Christian Piazza Mark Ralston Dave Quinn (Last Tuesday) June 26 • 11:30 AM Mark Ridenour Nona Snell Georgian Room Dirk Van Heyst Marlene Uhler Greg Wagoner Topics Committee 419-206-9341 (Last Tuesday) June 26 • 12:30 PM [email protected] Chelsea Room John Skeldon Kyle Wilson
26 | June 2018 Food/Beverage Squash Membership Chairman Chairman Chairman Ben Brown Rich Effler Scott Wm. Libbe Be an Active Toledo Club
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