SMOKE SIGNALS October Edition
2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS 4
HOURS OF OPERATION
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
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OCTOBER CALENDAR
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MAKETEWAH HALLOWEEN PARTY
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SIP & SHOP
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FARM TO TABLE
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TRIVIA NIGHT
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FAMILY BOWLING NIGHT
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MISTLETOE MARKETPLACE
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GOLF REACHES THE SEVEN HILLS
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MEN’S BOWLING LEAGUE
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INTERESTED IN HAVING A BOWLING PARTY?
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FITNESS 101
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MAKETEWAH BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
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WORDS FROM MELISSA PAULE
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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
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OCTOBER GOLF DATES
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RECAP OF THE GADDIE CUP
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GADDIE CUP PICTURES
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SHOUT OUT TO THE VEGAS BOYS
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INSIDE THE KITCHEN
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OCTOBER DINNER MENU
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WEEKLY & MONTHLY DINNER FEATURES
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DRINK SPECIAL
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The October Issue
MAKETEWAH ADVISORY BOARD
Hours of Operation Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 11:00 am-3:00 pm Wednesday-Friday: 11:00 am-8:00 pm Saturday & Sunday: 8:00 am-8:00 pm
Social Calendar Fall 2021
October
November
7 – Truck Shop (PC) 15 – Farm to table 16 – Trivia Night 17 – Family Bowling 19 – Annual Meeting 29 – Halloween 31 – Family Bowling
12– Trivia Night 14 – Family Bowling 19 – Wine Dinner 25 – Thanksgiving Buffet 28 – Family Bowling
December 1 – Ladies shop 3 – Trivia Night 4 – Wine Dinner 11– Kids Christmas Party 12 – Family Bowling 19 – Yule Log Event 31 – NYE Dinner
October Calendar Fall 2021 7 – Sip & Shop - Thursday, October 7th from 6:00-8:00 pm in the practice center 15 – Farm to table - Friday, October 15th at 6:00 pm in the upper main dining room 16 – Trivia Night - Saturday, October 16th at 6:00 pm in the upper main dining room 17 – Family Bowling - Sunday, October 17th from 11:00-3:00 pm 19 – Annual Meeting - Tuesday, October 19th at 6:00 pm 29 – Halloween Party - Friday, October 29th from 6:00-9:00 pm 31 – Family Bowling - Sunday, October 31st from 11:00-3:00 pm
FRIGHTFULLY FUN!
Maketewah Halloween Party 10/29/21
On Friday, October 29th from 6:00 to 9:00 pm, we will be hosting our annual Halloween Party! There will be a Dj, a haunted house, spooky food, and more! We hope to see you there!
sip
& shop 10/7/21
Thursday, October 7th from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, join us to shop around while sipping on your favorite alcoholic beverage! Ladies apparel and more! sip & shop will take place at our practice building
Farm to Table Friday, October 15 at 6:00 pm ---------------------------------------------------------------------
Seating available up to 60 members/guests Price point is $60 per person Reservation only ---------------------------------------------------------------------
What’s on the menu?
Braised pork belly salad, braised short rib, pumpkin cheesecake, and more! rsvp to peg peskin at ppeskin @ maketewah . com
Please RSVP to Peg Peskin at ppeskin @maketewah.
Trivia Night
Family Bowling Night Gather the family and head to Mak for some bowling fun!
Saturday, October 16th DRINKS & FOOD START AT 6:00 PM Bring a team of members
October 17 & 31 11:00-3:00 pm
MAX 8 PER TEAM. BUFFET $20 PER PERSON. PRIZES FOR THE TOP 3 TEAMS
Adults: $14++ Children: $10++
Call or email to join, limited spots available Ndowning@maketewah.com
Price includes: Bowling, Pizza, & Salad Be sure to make your reservations EARLY, as spots are limited! RSVP to Peg Peskin: ppeskin@maketewah.com
GOLF REACHES THE SEVEN HILLS By Gerry Lanham
*Available in Pro Shop in October
Mistletoe Marketplace Thursday, December 1st We will be hosting our yearly shopping extravaganza! More detials to come closer to the date! We are in need of vendors, so if you happen to know any, please reach out to Peg Peskin at ppeskin@maketewah.com
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*Hard Back Copies Available in November *All Copies Signed and Personalized *See cincygolfhistory.com for more book information
“As a golfer who grew up in Cincinnati and has been a PGA Member for 23 years, I wholeheartedly endorse this golf book. Gerry takes you on a journey through the history of golf in Cincinnati that you have never experienced before. This is a must read for anybody who loves the game of golf”. Dave Bahr, Golf Professional and eleven-time Qualifier for Professional and Senior Professional National Champion ships; winner of 2018 Horton Smith Award from SOPGA “Gerry Lanham is to be thanked for exploring and discovering much of the forgotten or incorrect history of the early years of Cincinnati golf.” James Cissell Rules Official at over 100 USGA Championships and 40 NCAA Championship “As a lifelong resident of Cincinnati and lover of the game of golf it never occurred to me how limited our knowledge is of the history of Golf in Cincinnati until reading Gerry’s book. His detailed, informative, historical account of golf’s history in Cincinnati is a must read not just for golfers in Cincinnati but all golfers.” -Robert Gerwin II Two-time Champion of Men’s Met and Ohio Amateur; Member of the Ohio Golf Association Hall of Fame
Strikes, spares & gutter balls
Maketewah Thursday night Interested in participating? men’s bowling league. Shoot an email to: Starting Thursday October makbowlingczar@gmail. com 28th!
want to have a bowling party? see how many strikes you can score ! all we need from you is a 3- day notice
for reservations contact peg peskin at ppeskin @ maketewah . com
smoke signals
Fitness 101 By: Paul Bodenbach MA., FMR, FAFS, GPS Competitorsedge@msn.com (859) 802-2235 Allow me to take you on a walk through fitness history. First we must understand that fitness has been around in one form or another since the beginning of time. In it’s true form, fitness is oriented to the ability of one to physically function. Our modern day Olympics were initiated as “games”. Participants were primarily soldiers who trained for war. Soldiers trained for hundreds of years prior to the Olympics as a way to stay alive in battle. In addition, activities of daily living dictated one’s fitness. Can any of us truly imagine how hard the settlers of this country had to work each day just to scratch out a living. The industrial revolution changed all of that. Machines were invented to do work to make things easier and more efficient. There was a similar revolution in fitness during the 1970’s. Weight machines were invented and marketed as a better way to do strength and conditioning. Over time studies have shown that fitness machines are good for isolating muscles and increasing strength. However, they fall woefully short in training complex human movement. As a young Athletic Trainer I was part of a group of practitioners headed by Dr. Gary Gray who were preaching a better way to train the human body. Dr. Gray used the term “function” to describe our approach. Initially our teaching was looked upon as being radical and unsubstantiated. We were actually called a cult by those attempting to undermine our teaching. Since that time the Gray Institute has become a world leader in functional training for physical therapy, athletic training, fitness and conditioning. Modern day fitness is a compilation of many disciplines. Each is marketed to attract consumers. One of the newest is “Functional Fitness”and to young practitioners it might seem new and different. The cult believers have been practicing it for a long time and it’s truly been around since the beginning of time. It is however a great fitness practice if done correctly.
Maketewah Business Association MBA October Luncheon Wednesday, October 13th at noon Maketewah Legends Room Featured guest speaker will be Kevin Donnelly, Director, Project Manager, REDI Cincinnati REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE
MBA
Maketewah Business Association
ALL MAKETEWAH MEMBERS ARE WELCOME AND THIER GUESTS
REDI Cincinnati connects businesses with the resources, sites and partnerships they need to grow, thrive and prosper in the 16 county tristate region The only cost is the cost of your lunch
Please RSVP to Peg Peskin at ppeskin@maketewah.com
Please RSVP to Peg Peskin at ppeskin @maketewah.com
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Dear Maketewah Members, How is it already almost Halloween?! The temperature has finally started to cool down and pretty soon our views will change to the beautiful red and orange leaves. I do love the landscape in the fall! We have some fun social events planned for you this fall! We can’t wait for our Halloween party, we have a great DJ lined up as well as our famous Haunted House! I can’t wait to see all the little ones in their Halloween best (grown-ups too)! Just to quickly update everyone on the current membership status. I am proud to say that we have maintained our waitlist and have a current waitlist of 26 members with very few resignations. In fact we welcomed 6 new members to the club last month! Please see information following regarding each of our new members and make sure to stop and say hello the next time you see them on the course or around the club. They are each fantastic additions to our membership and I am excited to add them to the Mak family! I am also excited to see construction of the hitting bays and new paddle ball court which will be taking place very soon! Such an exciting time to be at Mak. The clubhouse will be beautiful. We look forward to offering you an updated space, that will allow endless entertainment opportunities for not only your personal, but your business needs. Enjoy your October and I look forward to seeing you around the club soon! Warm regards, Melissa Paule Membership and Marketing Manager
Welcome New Members... Brandon and Rachel Druffel Kevin and Christine Campbell Joe and Deanna Ropp Chris and Lorie Lewis Brian Smith Rhett Johnson
October Golf Dates October 6th – Women’s Closing Day October 7th – ORF Closing Day
Recap of the Gaddie Cup
October 9th – Men’s Closing Day October 14th – Womens Arrevidercci October 22nd/23rd – Cohiba Fall Invitational
Congrats to the Gaddie Cup winners Dan Kremchek and his partner Greg Smith! Spectacular job guys!
Gaddie Cup 2021
Shout out to the Vegas Boys!
Shout out to the Maketewah “Vegas Boys” for their generous support and donation of $3025.00 as the shirt sponsors at the 37th Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament. Additioally 12 members of the “Fabulous Vegas Boys of Maketewah” took time out of their busy schedules to participate in the tournament that was held on Friday August 19, 2021 at the Blue Ash Golf Course.
Inside the kitchen
Stuffed Pepper
DRINK SPECIAL
FEATURES Weekly Features Salmon Bourbon
Monthly Features
$28
and honey mustard glazed ,
pistachio and craisins crusted .
Served
with fall mélange vegetable and ruby harvest blended rice .
Mahi
$28
Lemon, dill, wine and butter baked mahi. Luxardo cherry caper relish to garnish. Served with ruby harvest blended rice, curry roasted carrots with M aple Mustard Tahini sauce.
Chicken
Pounded thin and stuffed with Dijon, Swiss, and ham. Breaded and fried. Finished with Mornay Sauce. Served Steakhouse potatoes and Broccolini.
$24
Duroc Pork Chop
$28
Brown Sugar Brined. Grilled to order. Finished with Ohio maple and smoky bacon butter . T hen topped with bourbon braised apples and candied pecans . S erved with roasted heirloom potatoes and fall mélange vegetable .
Vegetarian
$18
Vegan stuffed sweet potato. Blistered Kale slaw blend, Roasted red and golden beets , walnuts . M aple mustard T ahini sauce and chive oil to finish .
Pasta Three
with
$24
cheese tortellini , roasted
butternut squash , kale , caramelized onions , white wine and pumpkin cream
reduction sauce , pancetta , goat cheese ,
OLD FASHIONED
Have a great Halloween and we can’t wait to see you around the club!
