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Buffet Menu Carved Prime Rib with Au Jus and Horseradish Herb Grilled Chicken Breast Beef and Green Corn Tamales Sausage Bacon Corned Beef Hash Potatoes O’Brien Apple Crepes

Poached Salmon Smoked Fish Display Bagels & Cream Cheese Assorted Breakfast Pastries Large Selection of Fresh Fruit and Berries Assorted Dry Cereals Omelets Made to Order with large variety of toppings

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Dear Members: We are very excited to introduce the Skyline Country Club Clubster app! This app will allow you to be connected instantly to the club, other members, and the event calendar using your mobile device or computer. Many of you may have questions, and wonder what the benefit of Clubster is and how that will affect our current communication. We would like to address some possible questions. What is Clubster? “Clubster is the first mobile communication social network designed exclusively for members of private clubs. As a Clubster, you instantly have a real-time social connection with the club, your fellow club members and the club staff through your computer, iPhone, Android, iPad or Tablet.” Why the change to the Clubster app? As the Skyline Events calendar gets busier and busier, the staff would like to communicate to the membership more efficiently. In return, this will allow you to plan better, build relationships, and connect to other members with common interests.  Master Club Calendar – One calendar of events including Golf groups and outings, Tennis and Pickleball, Wine Dinners, Member Community Event, etc. …  Club Groups – Pre-established club groups have been loaded into Clubster for you to explore and join.  Private Groups - Set up your own private group to communicate meetings and changes more efficiently.  Connect to Friends - Find out who is going to an event or Happy Hour on your phone or by Clubster e-mail.  RSVP to Activities - Say “yes” to club group activities like Swingers Golf, Nine and Dine Golf, Tennis Open Houses, and more.  New Member Announcements – Get to know about your new members when they join, pictures will be included when available. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2015/2016 Jim Ballmer David Ellis President Gary Jeffries Peter Picus Don Arp

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Moreen Yunck

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Debbie Bond

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What will happen to the My Club communications?  Better Targeted Communications – My Club will still be used for all important Club announcements.  Event Announcements – Normal club events will be sent out through My Club, Clubster and the Newsletter. We understand that there will be more questions about Clubster and how it will affect you and your family. “Understanding Clubster” classes will be scheduled this summer to get you acclimated to this useful app. Not in town, not a problem we can send you the link to learn about Clubster. We hope that you will enjoy being more connected to the Club. We are looking forward to communicating with you more efficiently.

SKYLINE MANAGEMENT Lonnie Lister, CCM

General Manager Ryan Prosowski

Paul Cummins Interim Head Chef Nora Miller

Chris Dompier, PGA

Director of Golf Gary Slone

Clubhouse Manager

Catering Director

Golf Course Superintendent

Dana Lowe

Michael Morse, USPTA

Bernice England Marketing Communications

Membership Director Gary Collins

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his has been a great winter for the club. Member participation is up and we are seeing more and more new faces join the Skyline family. Over the past few months SCC members have been able to enjoy a variety of social events ranging from our traditional Lobster and Wine dinners to a new event our Derby Party. Please take the time to review our newsletter and weekly emails for any upcoming events. We plan to keep up the pace heading into the summer for all of the members that call Tucson their home 12 months out of the year. You may have seen a slight change to our traditional Terrace Dining structure. We have removed the salad stroll and replaced it with a la carte salads and appetizers. This was in response to many members stating that the price point of $22.00 was too much for the amount of food that they were able to enjoy. Over the years we as a club also saw a significant decline in participation that in turn creates a higher cost to the club for the event. We were still able to keep the all you can eat pasta bar, live action grill and dessert buffet. Please take advantage of these nights over the summer. Over the next few weeks we will be installing another Nana Wall in The Top. This will mirror the one that is located on the west side of the room heading out to the patio. These retracting walls add a certain level of ambiance and also create the open air bar concept that we are looking for. We have the best view in Tucson and these details only help us attract new members and also give our existing members a sense of pride in their club. We hope to see you throughout the summer! New Zealand Wine Dinner Skyline Wine Society Program Annual Memberships to Include Wine locker ($360.00 value) Complimentary attendance to Wine Court Wednesdays ($240.00 value) 2 Reservations to a Wine Maker Dinner ($200.00 value) Monthly emails on special wholesale wine values Use of premium Reidel stemware when visiting the Club Subscription to Wine Spectator Magazine ($50.00 value) Total Annual Value $850.00 Annual Membership for up to 2 people $600.00 Skyline Wine Locker Program Each Wine Locker can hold up to 12 bottles of wine bought wholesale from the club Annual Fee Single Occupancy $360.00 Double Occupancy $240.00 per member ($480.00 total) (Wine Locker Rental does not include Wine Society benefits)

Friday, June 26 Please join us for a fantastic dinner at 6:00pm. Reception with Hors d’ oeuvres and 6:30pm Four Course Dinner with Wine Pairing. $65.00 per person inclusive of service and tax. Dinner Menu Hors d’ oeuvres - Chefs Selection served with Nobilo Sauvignon Blanc To Begin - Seared Sea Scallop with curry, cauliflower and golden raisins. Served with Kim Crawford “Wild Grace” Chardonnay Main Course - Grilled New Zealand Lamb Rack with Caramelized Onion and Goat Cheese Mash, Fresh Grilled Asparagus finished with a Blackberry Sauce. Served with Nobilo “Icon” Pinot Noir and Kim Crawford “Rise & Shine” Pinot Noir Dessert - Pot De Crème in an Almond Waffle Cup and Cherry Infused Whipped Cream. Served with a 20 Year Tawny Port

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THE TOP AND LEGACY LOUNGE An experience where you can enjoy watching your favorite sporting event in a lively atmosphere or sit down for an elegant dining experience overlooking Tucson’s city lights. The culinary team has created a menu that features fresh seafood and premium chops that can accommodate all dietary needs. This service is available 6 days a week for lunch and dinner in addition to daily Happy Hours from 3-7pm COMMUNITY PARTY Every 2nd Thursday of the month we “Thank you for Being a Member” by inviting you to enjoy a hosted event filled with food, drink, and entertainment. New members have found that this is the best event to attend if you want to enjoy Skyline’s unique culture and meet our most active members. 5-7p.m. Reservations 299-1111.

WINE COURT WEDNESDAY Every 3rd Wednesday of the month we invite a premium wine professional to offer an elegant presentation and tasting of rare, eclectic wines or liquors. This is a great opportunity to learn about the different varietals, and purchase your favorite wines at wholesale prices. 5-7 p.m. $15.00 plus service and tax per person.

CLUB SOCIAL EVENTS - JUNE Summer Kids Camp – Monday, Friday, June 1-26 Don’t miss this opportunity to have your children try out golf, tennis, swimming and fun games. A fun full day with lunch included. Summer Camp is 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Or half day 8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Contact the Fitness Center to sign up.

and Domestic Cheese Platter/ Fruit Platter. Horseshoe shaped Cookies and Brownies. RSVP with the front desk.

Alfresco Dining – Thursday, June 4 & 25 This night will feature an all you can eat pasta bar. Entrées will be grilled on the patio. Salads and appetizers available a la carte. We will also feature a dessert buffet.

Father’s Day Buffet – Sunday, June 21 Don’t miss the opportunity to treat Dad to a wonderful breakfast at Skyline! Who knows? Maybe this would be a great accessory for his Father’s Day tie? Breakfast is served from 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. and reservations are suggested! $22.50++ Adults, $9.95++ Children.

Triple Crown Party – Saturday, June 6, $20.00 per person ++ Time 1:30-5:00 - Top and Patio, Race Time 3:40 Buffet: Poached salmon platter with sliced cucumber and lemon dill sauce. Slider Station with Roast Beef, Turkey, Hamburgers and necessary condiments. Vegetable Display/ Chefs Assorted Canapes. Imported

Happy Hour with Live Music – Friday, June 19 Featuring a local favorite Corey Spector (see Advertisement on page 2)

New Zealand Wine Dinner – Friday, June 26 Please join us for a fantastic dinner at 6:00pm. Reception with Hors d’ oeuvres. 6:30pm Three Course Dinner with Wine Pairing. $65.00 per person inclusive of service and tax. (Menu see page 4)

CLUB SOCIAL EVENTS - JULY Alfresco Dining – Thursday, July 16 & 30 Independence Day – Saturday, July 4 This night will feature an all you can eat pasta bar. Buffet featuring all of your summer favorites, Entrées will be grilled on the patio. Salads and reservations are required. $39++ Adults, $24.50++ appetizers available a la carte. We will also feature a Children. (Children’s entertainment. Fireworks show dessert buffet. at sunset.) 6-9PM CLUB SOCIAL EVENTS - AUGUST Alfresco Dining – Thursday, August 27 This night will feature an all you can eat pasta bar. Entrées will be grilled on the patio. Salads and appetizers available a la carte. We will also feature a dessert buffet.

CLUB SOCIAL EVENTS - SAVE THE DATE Member/Employee Golf Tournament – Tuesday, September 22 All members (including non-golfing members) are invited to participate. This fun day includes golf cart and off-site lunch included. Raffle and prizes. Sign-up in the Pro Shop. $30++ per person (inclusive). 8:30 a.m. shotgun. (299-0464)

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ello everyone. Great things are happening here at skyline, one of them being our new menu. The menu debuted in the beginning of May and is being well received. There are many fresh, contemporary items to choose from. Great summer fare is upon us as well. I can’t wait for our 4th of July Celebration. Great American food, family, and fireworks. Amazing things are happening all summer long here at skyline. With all the great food we need a refreshing drink. Here is a recipe for a delicious White Sangria. This drink pairs well with all foods and is a hit at the backyard barbeque.

Skyline Summer Dining Hours Our Summer Menu offers Salads, Sandwiches, Appetizers and Entrées Tuesday through Sunday Tuesday 11:00-6:00 Lunch Service The Top Happy Hour 3:00-6:00 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 11:00-3:00 Lunch Service The Top 5:00-8:30 PM Casual Dinner Service The Top, Bistro and Legacy Lounge Happy Hour 3:00-7:00 Sunday 8:00-1:00 Sunday Brunch The Top, Bistro and Legacy Lounge 11:00-3:00 Lunch Service The Top 5:00 – 8:30 Dinner Service The Top Happy Hour 3:00-7:00

6 White Sangria Ingredients · 2 (750-ml) bottles white wine, chilled · 1 cup brandy · 1 cup amaretto · 2 navel oranges, sliced · 1 lemon, sliced · 1 lime, sliced · 1/4 cup superfine sugar Directions Pour the wine, amaretto, and brandy over the fruit and sugar in a large serving bowl. Stir until the sugar is dissolved. Stick a ladle in the sangria so people can serve themselves and have a full bucket of ice by the side of the bowl.

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dog. The key is to start gradually and don’t overdo it the first day so you will be more likely to exercise a second day. Overdoing it the first day can make you so The number one reason most people say they don’t sore that you won’t want to exercise again, and being exercise is lack of time. Finding time in our busy lives consistent is the key to receiving the health benefits of is a real challenge, but not an excuse not to exercise. Hours at the gym doesn’t always have to be the answer exercise. Vary your routine, like biking one day and walking to staying fit. Short bouts of physical activity in 10the next or changing up your workout plan. Get minute segments can actually be effective in helping you achieve health benefits. Many doctors agree that in involved in a physical activity with friends or family to make it a more of a social event and to take your mind the absence of weight loss, even a few minutes of exercise every day will reduce the risk of cardiovascular off exercising. Try not to let anything get in the way of disease. The trick is to get your heart rate up and sustain your daily fitness routine if the time doesn't allow you to do your normal activity use an exercise bike in your that increased heart rate for at least ten minutes. Of home or do some cardio in your home like jumping course everything is relative and walking for some jacks, pushups, sit ups, running in place. Come visit the people achieves the goal of increasing ones heart rate Fitness Center our great staff Allie, Kenny, Brianna, while running or stair climbing will do it for others. Ariel, and Eddie will be more than happy to give you a Be sure to set realistic goals and take small steps to fitness. Try doing little things in your daily life, such as tour and get you a class schedule. The trick is to get to the point where you look at exercise like a daily activity taking the stairs instead of the elevator. Try parking further away instead of circling the parking lot until you like taking a shower or making up your bed. Something find a “princess parking” spot right in front of the door. that is part of a daily routine. Remember that physical fitness is something that can Walking the dogs is also a great way to get more exercise into your life as most people find walking ones be achieved and with small changes, you can experience dog enjoyable and stress relieving. Not only are you the benefits of health that will pay off for years to come. receiving the benefits of a more active life so is your FITNESS CLASSES - Check with the fitness center for current schedule. on’t Have Time to Work Out?

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e are looking forward to a summer with early and late tennis for those of you hearty enough to stick it out here in Tucson. While most people play early in the morning, around 7 or 7:30, we also have four lighted courts, and evening play on clay, without the heat radiance of asphalt, is very pleasant. To that end, we will start by offering Open House events on these Fridays for all members and homeowners: Thursday, May 28 Thursday, June 18 Thursday, July 16 Thursday, Aug 7 These are from 5-7 pm. 5-6, Tennis and Pickleball optional, 6-7, light refreshments. If you wish you can proceed upstairs for a casual meal.There is no charge for this event, however we would like an RSVP at 299-4977 or [email protected], or on Clubster. We will be offering Junior Tennis during June and, if well attended, for the summer until school starts. Wednesdays in June starting on June 3 from 5:30-7pm. Cost is $15, per child per session Please sign up for this a week ahead so we know about staffing 299-4977 or [email protected] Please check in with Clubster for other events as the summer progresses. See you soon!

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ee times start as early as 7:00 a.m. during the summer months to avoid the heat. The Pro Shop will close at 3 p.m., but the outside staff and the driving range will be open until dusk if you want to play or practice as the sun sets. Up ahead in July we will be conducting our annual Flag Tournament. It is just $5 and it’s quite fun to see all the flags as you finish your round. Kids Camp is also right around the corner. This year with the increase in young members and their kids our camp is now four weeks long. If you know of anyone interested give us a call. Dates are June 1-26, 2015. The summer reciprocal with the Tucson private courses is back again. It will begin on June 1 and run through September 30. Come and talk to the staff to get the information you would like to play some of the private courses in town. Don’t forget about our TBAM days this summer. It always falls on the second Thursday of each month. Guest fees are complimentary on TBAM afternoons to encourage you to bring your friends to the party to that follow at 5 p.m. Be safe wherever your summer travels may take you. Professional Report I will be traveling and competing in several professional events this summer. I will be all over the southwest, but the big event for me this year will take place in late June in Pennsylvania at The Philadelphia Cricket Club. It will be a nationally televised event on the golf channel. The top twenty players will qualify for the PGA Championship at Whistling Strait. I am trying to raise money for travel expenses. If you would like to help I am offering a lesson raffle board in the Pro Shop for $20 a square. Wish me well, and thanks to everyone for your support and generosity. In August, I will be attending the Phoenix Golf Show, ordering all the new merchandise for 2016. If you have an special requests or ideas let me know. Stewart Gregory will be away in North Carolina acting this summer. Davis Rich and Dylan Kornberg will be here most of the summer working on their continuing PGA education. I will also be hiring several more new staff members in September preparing for even a busier fall season. Have a great summer.

Summer Schedule “TBAM” Thank You For Being A Member Thursday June 11, 2015 Make your own tee time after noon. No charge for cart fees or guest fees. TBAM Party starts at 5:00pm Skyline Flag Tournament Friday July 4, 2015 Make Your Own Tee Times $5 Entry 50% Handicap Paying Top 5 “TBAM” Thank You For Being A Member Thursday July 9, 2015 Any tee time after noon. No charge for cart fees or guest fees. TBAM Party starts at 5:00pm “TBAM” Thank You For Being A Member Thursday August 13, 2015 Any tee time after noon. No charge for cart fees or guest fees. TBAM Party starts at 5:00pm Labor Day Golf Tournament Monday September 7, 2015 8:30 AM Shotgun $30 Entry Fee – per person “TBAM” Thank You For Being A Member Thursday September 10, 2015 Make your own tee time after noon. No charge for cart fees or guest fees. TBAM Party starts at 5:00pm Member /Employee Golf Tournament Tuesday September 22, 2015 8:30 AM Shotgun $30 Entry Fee – per person Overseeding Schedule Tuesday, September 29 – Sunday, October 4 Front Nine Only Monday, October 5 – Monday, October 19 Course Closed Tuesday, October 20 – Sunday, October 25 Back Nine Only

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NINERS By Sandy Cope udos to Ellen Fisher who has graciously served as President these past two years and certainly continued to make great things happen this golfing season for the Lady Niners!! We have been busy! There were many awards given at the closing luncheon. Margie Johnson was the Niners’ club champion and Rosalie Davis received the award for most improved handicap. State Medallions were received by Thea Meyer (gross winner) Carolyn Leon was runner-up. Marian Sherwood (net winner) with Margie Johnson runner up. The second all women's golfers event was a huge success, and is certainly on the schedule again for next year along with a Niners’ Invitational. The following slate of officers has been chosen to serve on the Board for next year. President: Elisabeth Mishkind Secretary: Trudy Stewart Vice President: Thea Meyer Weekly Tournaments: Gail Martin Treasurer: Margie Johnson Away Tournaments: Ellen Siskind

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The course has managed to come through the season in really good shape and should continue through the summer months. The grounds crew (outside of normal maintenance) will continue to cut back brush and trim trees where they can to open the course as much as possible. Preliminary overseeding procedures will start in early September. Have a great summer and try to stay cool.

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By Wendy Anderson WGA 18-Holers Sign-off for Summer. At the Closing Luncheon and final meeting for the 2014-15 Season, a big thank you went to Pam Bass, SWGA President for this past season. The new officers for next year were voted into office. They are Betty Davis, President; Carol Arp, Vice President; Thea Meyer, Secretary; Moreen Yunck, Treasurer; Cheryl Brown and Jeanne Parkhurst will co-chair the Invitational. Ringer Winners for the season were Moreen Yunck and Dee Dee Huffer for the First Flight; Lu Kembel and Nobi Pyle for the Second Flight. The Most Improved Players this season were Pam Bass, First Flight; Terry Frost, Second Flight; and Nobi Pyle, Third Flight. Congratulations to all of our Board and members. Wishing Chip-in money was distributed by Carolyn Leon. Carol you a happy summer and we will Arp had the most chip-ins look forward to seeing you on on Wednesdays this year. November 2, the first day of our The State Medallion 2015-16 season. winners this year are Dee (off-season schedule will run from Dee Huffer, Gross Player; May 1-Oct. 31 2015) Donna Grischow, Net Player. They will September 22 participate in the State NINE AND DINE/WINE tournament at Pebblecreek 8 AM Shotgun By Patti Christenson Golf Course in Goodyear, $30.00 per member ine and Dine will continue AZ, next January. through the summer, on Summer golf will Tuesdays, but starting May 1 we consist of making your will tee off at 4:00pm instead of own groups and tee times. 2:00pm. (to avoid the heat of the If you wish to participate day). As always, following 9 holes in the “game of the day,” Raffle & Prizes of a scramble format, we will meet let the Pro Shop know in the Top for socializing, food and when you check in to play. drink. All women golfers are Lu Kembel has graciously welcome! volunteered to organize the desert dwellers. If you Includes Golf Cart and GREENS REPORT need a partner to play with, Off-site Lunch By Don Arp please let me or the Pro ummer and hot weather are Shop know and we will be just around the corner which happy to help you out. means slower greens. Bent grass is a cool weather grass and doesn't All members (including non-golfing members) tolerate our high summer temps so are invited to participate. Sign up in the Golf Shop be aware as the weather warms up.

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By Essie Nadler e start the season at a different location for the convenience of our very important members. This seasons voting was very dramatic with no need for a run off. The following is our list: Crashing Through: A True Story of Risk, Adventure and the man who dared to see by Robert Kurson The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold T the 1936 Berlin Olympics. By Daniel James Brown Me Before You. by Jojo Moyes All the Light We Cannot See. by Anthony Doerr The Storied Life of A. J. Fikry. by Gabrielle Zevin Age of Innocence. by Edith Wharton The Cellist of Sarajevo. by Steven Galloway We look forward to seeing everyone in the autumn. Do have a great summer playing and reading. We always welcome all returning and new members, please call Essie Nadler at 299-1348.

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Pretty soon, when the curtain rises for the fall season, we will enter the year of Shakespeare! We will celebrate the 400th anniversary of the bard’s death and the fact that his plays are alive and continue to fascinate audiences all over the world. The University of Arizona Repertory Theatre is gearing up for two Shakespeare productions. I hope you will join the Skyline Playgoers for dinner and “The Comedy of Errors” on March 24, 2016 and “The Tempest” on March 31, 2016. However, if Shakespeare is not quite your taste, there are other tempting plays on the University schedule, i.e. “Cabaret” (October 29, 2015); “Reckless” (November 19, 2015) and “Rent” (April 21, 2016). Did you know that The Rogue Theatre also celebrates the Shakespeare anniversary? Rogue actors quite often teach and/or act in University Repertory Theatre productions. To celebrate Shakespeare, The Rogue Theatre will present “Hamlet” and “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern” in tandem. Both theatres and the entire community will benefit from the display of one of the original Shakespeare Folios that will travel to Tucson and be displayed at the University’s Special Collections Library. But that comes later. Right now, the Skyline Playgoers wish all of you a pleasant summer until we see you again in September. Kate Phillips and Sue Richard.

BOOK CLUB II by Ruth Zales & Ken Greenfield e meet the second Tuesday of the month, at 3 p.m. Our first meeting of the season begins on October 13. Have a great summer.

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB by Ellen Fisher he Skyline Country Club Camera Club ended a successful year at its annual photo show on April 10. Eight members exhibited photographs that will be on display in the card room until fall. We have already begun to plan meetings for next year. The camera club meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 3:00. Our activities will include photo shoots, demonstrations, slide shows, camera instruction, and editing. One speaker next season will explain an unusual way to create art through photography. The club includes those who haven’t figured out how to use all the features of their camera (that’s most of us) to professional photographers. Keep your shutters limbered up this summer. We will share the results in the fall and learn some new tricks as well.

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For you this Summer! Exfoliating Scrub and Lymphatic Drainage $100.00 Keep your face hydrated this Summer with a HydraBoost Facial!! The HydraBoost Facial is a new facial at Skyline Country Club's Spa! The HydraBoost is an ultrahydrating Facial including a lactic peel, Vitamin C and A Serums, Mask and Oxygen Blast! This special also includes a foot massage! This special is for a 60 minute duration and is only $75.00

“The Women’s Salon Series will be on summer vacation May – August. We will resume September 16, 2015, when Dr. Jody Comstock M.D., President and Founder, Skin Spectrum, P.C., will be our guest speaker. Topic: “Skin Secrets to Looking Your Best.”

The Spa at Skyline Country Club is also offering a Stem Cell Facial using Phyto Stem Cells to improve cell turnover. The Stem Cell Facial targets fine lines and wrinkles! This special also includes a foot massage! The special is for a 60 minute duration and is only $75.00.

Please visit our website and check us out: www.womensalonseries.com.

Add a massage to any Facial Special! Facial and Massage duration is a total of 60 minutes and only costs $65.00.

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We would like to thank all of the Legacy Members of Skyline Country Club. The support provided by these members was instrumental in the success and without it Skyline would have never made it through this difficult time. We appreciate all you’ve done for the Club, its Members, employees, and the community. Acker, Loren and Darla Adams, Liz Addison, William and Barbara Adil, Faisal and Amber Aigner, Clyde and Vicki Alford, John and Diane Anderson, Bradley and Wendy Apostol, Dr. James Arnow, Norma Arp, Donald and Carol Aspros DVM, Douglas and Dee Bacon, Bud and Jennifer Badami, Avis Bailliere, Lawrence and Danielle Baker, Paul and Alice Balentine, John and Vicki Balevic, John and Debbie Ballantyne, Joseph and Michelle Ballmer, Doris Ballmer, Jim Barbero, Robert Barker, J Emery and Jacqueline Baron, Martha Bass, Charlie and Patti Bass, William and Pam Bassett, Perry Bates, Lenny Bayley, Michael and Wendy Becker, Giles and Jennifer Belson, Thomas and Suzanne Berg, L Bennett Bergmann, Robert and Alice Body, Thomas and Monica Bond, Mike and Debbie Boyer, Dr. Thomas and Carol Boyles, Dr. Dave and Ginny Brady, Denis and Barbara Brady, Kevin and Ann Brewer, Dr. Barbara Brown, Don and Cheryl Bruno, Anthony and Jeanne Buechel, Dr. David and Marvelle Burris, Janet Calkins, Roberta Calmes, Mary Ann Campbell, Bruce and Alice Carlson, Peter and Elizabeth Carroll, Ed and Nadine Chaffee, Fred and Martha Chipman, Russell and Laure Choate, D.C. Charlie and Judy Christensen, Louis and Ann Christenson, Jim and Patti Clark, Elton and Josie Cole, Milena Conway, Gerald and Martine Conway, Jane Cope, Don and Sandra Cotton, Earnest Crawford, Richard and Debbie Crosby, Franklin and Gisela Dalen, James and Priscilla Davies, George and Jean

Davis, Baird and Rosalie Davis, David and Betty De Witt, Catherine Dearen, Dan L. & Gail C. Birkeland Delawder, Thomas and Cheryl Dineff, Alan and Jane Rose Dorsey, Michael and Linda Wetzel Dougherty, Beverly and Kit Doyle, Michael and Helen Dragoni Jr, Anthony and Joyce Drummy, Mary Jane Duchin, Sally and Ralph Dunn, Jack and Rosemary Efron, Albert and Harriet Ellett, Richard and Helen Ellis, David and Suzette Colley Farthing, J Guy and Virginia Finlen, James and Maxine Fish, Scott and Mary Fisher, Fred and Ellen Florsheim, Nancy Frank, Dr. Albert and Cynthia Freeman, Fred and Nancy Friedl, Michael and Carolyn Frost, Marc and Terry Gannon, Dr. Charles Gebhardt, Anthony and Joan Giles, Anna and Brian Gille, Greg Gilman, Richard and Wendy Girard, Ira and Mary Anne Gladish, Edward and Barbara Godbout, James and Joan Sweeney Goldfarb, Dr. Robert and Lesley Golseth, Robert and Lorna Gootter, Joseph and Paulette Goss, Edwin and Kathryn Grinney, M.D. Leo Grischow, Steve and Donna Haas, Dr. Lawrence and Diana Hager, Don and June Haley, Chip and Anne Hallaq, Dr. Issa and Henrietta Hambacher, Mary Hamilton, David and Mary Hancock III, Virgil and Judith Harlow, Dave and Pat Harpst, Patricia Heater, Joe and Sandra Heiligenstein, R. Ron and Judith Helton, Sandra and Norman Edelson Henderson, John and Vonda Henshaw, Guy and Susan Hillenbrand, Doby Holladay, Gerald and Hannah Hoogerland, David and Connie Howard, John and Nancy Howe, J Patrick and Lee Hudson, Les and Carol

Huffer, Brian and Dee Dee Huggins, George and Jean Baker Hurlburt, Daniel and Kay Hussey, Bill and June Jackson, Ronald and Margaret Jacobsen, Dr. Wayne and Laurie Jacobson, James Jaedecke, Robert and Deborah Jeffries, Gary and Cheree Johnson, Charles and Candace Johnson, Jim and Irene Johnson, Thomas and Patricia Johnson, Thomas and Margie Jones, Dave and Heidi Jones, Don and Judy Jones, Frank and Margaret Jones, Larry and Martha Ann Kanter, Allen and Diane Kasdan, Alan and Beverly Kembel, Lucille Kibbe, Daphne King, David and Barrie Kivel, Jane Kline, Darlene Knapp, James and Judith Knight, Patti and Larry Schick Knueppel, A. Terry Koberlein, Rosey Kolasa, Richard and Sandy Kolker, Dr. Ronald and Ruth Komo, Lance and Suzanne Konstanty Jan, and Pat Wallace Krisher, Mary Anne and Pat Kronenberger, Phyllis Kronenberger, Robert and Eileen Kung, Hank Kyndberg, Richard and Sammie Leon, Richard and Carolyn Lerner, Jonathan and Jill Levy, Helaine and Steve Alley Lievers, Louise Lightman, Al Linnell, Cotheal Little, Doug and Kathy Loebl, Konrad and Barbara Maly, Marigale Marberg, Edwin and Margaret Markovich, Dr. Dejan and Susan Mars, John and Adrienne Martin, Gail Mason, Bill and Susan Matthews, Mary McAnany, Beatriz McCulloch, Cal and Ada McFadden, John and Barbara McGinnis, Thomas and Maggie Meehan, Michael and Shelley Meeker, Shy Meloy, Rosana

Mendelsohn, Sidney Jr. and Catherine Mickelberg, Paul and Tina Mishkind, Charles and Elisabeth Morken, Robert and Deanna Moser, Hans and Donna Mullins, Rev and Mary Lynne Murphy, M.D. Alma and Richard Sercer Nadler, Dr. George and Essie Nazzaro, Helen Nelson, Wyman and Charlotte Nichols, Anthony and Marianne Novak, Jeane and Joel Nunamaker, Dr. Jay and Nancy Opsal, Neil and Ginny Parkhurst, Vance and Jeanne Patzman, John and Ruth Paulin, Robert and Mary Payne, John and Stacia Pazzi, Dr. Nicholas and Marla Pepper, John and Patricia Perry, John and Karen Philips, Ronald and Marylou Picus, Peter and Shelly Pierce, John and Anita Pierson, Jack and Susan Pilmar, Frank and Carol Polivka, James and Nancy Powell, Richard and Gwen Pozez, Ruthann Prince, Helen Pyle, Charles and Nobi Quake, Maureen Rafferty, John & Jane Raskob, Patricia and Thomas Paulus Ray, Robert Rezetko, Virginia Rich, Donna Richerson, Russell and Mary Richman, Grace Rider, Sally and Betsy Strange Ritchie, Dennis and Amanda Rodney, James Rogers, Eleanor Ann Rogers, Thomas and Ginny Clements Ronstadt,James and Christina Roof, Thomas Root, Jim and June Roper, Richard and Marjorie Rounds-Kos, Joanne and John Kos Rubenstein, Judge Lester and Patricia Rundle, F William and Betty Russell, Henry and Susan Ryan, Dave and Liz Sarama, Maylene and Thomas Sargent, Murray and Kamie Scerbo, Frank and Susan Schachner, Joseph and Nancy

Schlosser, Dr. Harry and Patricia Schonwit, Frances Schumann, Joyce Schwartz, Ed and Paddy Servis, Gust and Jean Servoss, Dr. Diane Shaw, Dr. Steven and Cynthia Shaw, Gordon and Carol Shepperd, Don and Rose Sherwood, Lynne Shulec, J D and Sue Sitaraman, Kumar and Kim Smerdon, Dr. Ernest and Joanne Smith, Cheryl Sniezek, Richard and Wanda Sorensen, Donald and Glenda Stanford, William and Gloria Stateler, Charles and Janet Sterrett, William and Kate Stewart, Barry and Trudy Stewart, Scott and Jurate Straight, Tom and Jo Strauss, Harry Stufflebeam, Dwain and Joyce Sullivan, Timothy and Diane Sumwalt, Dr. James & Joanne Taylor, Jack and Mary Taylor, Raymond Terry, Peter and Sarah Thompson, Robert and Carolyn Townsend, Jason and Barb Troup, Janet Trubatch, Sheldon Tymosiak, Miroslaw and Diana Madaras Van Metre, Patricia Van Nort, Steven and Carolyn Vesling, Dean and Marilyn Wagner, Ingrid Wagner, Jean Walker, William and Jean Ward, Ronald and Laura Warne, Thomas Waterman, Karen and Matthew Weber, Albert and Martie Wedge, Wendy Weitman, Paul and Betty Westenborg, Jack and Jan Wharton, Richard and Polly White, Gary and Dr. Ann B. Wiedemann, Ted and Nancy Willenbrock, Alan and Dr. Peggy Jones-Willenbrock Willoughby, Stephen and Sali Wolfe, Virginia Wood, Robert and Lise Yunck, Dr. John and Moreen Zales, Ruth and Kenneth Zimmerman, Jerry & Terry

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