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m i lwa u k e e at h l e t i c c l u bclub life magazine may & june 2018

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MAY & JUNE 2018 c o n t e n tsIN THISI S S UE4 MAC 5 Letter To 6 Welcome to Directory Membership Membership7 Upcoming 14 Athletics 20 Food & Events Beverage22 23Wineof Chef's 24 MAC The Month Table Women28 MAC 32 34MAC May & June History Event Gallery Calendar 3

MACmay & june 2018D I REC TORYB oa r d o f di r e c to r s MAC S ta f fA. David Kriete Andrew Hunn Ryan Doerr Interim General ManagerPresident [email protected]@kgtruck.com [email protected] | 414.274.0629 Josh JanisJack Quinlevan Adam Puzach [email protected] Chief Financial OfficerVice [email protected] Eric Maher [email protected] | 414.273.4134Jeanine Sweeney [email protected] Maikel Correa Director of OperationsSecretary John [email protected] [email protected] | 414.273.4124 [email protected] Mesick Nadia Olker Laura Rizzo Director of Sales and [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] | 414.274.0633Dan Cooper TJ Molinari Brad Schendel Member Services DirectorPast President [email protected]@reinhartlaw.com [email protected] | 414.274.06224 Tori Strutz Membership Sales Manager [email protected] | 414.273.4126 Joseph T. Madden Food and Beverage Manager [email protected] Emily Mohr Fitness Coordinator & ACSM CPT [email protected] | 414.274.0621 Shannon Alioto Men’s Athletics Manager [email protected] | 414.274.0630 Larry LaRiviere Executive Chef [email protected] | 414.273.4131 Monica Millsap Marketing Manager [email protected] | 414.273.4114 Lou Warrix Night Manager [email protected] | 414.273.4115 Doug Heiderich Barbershop Manager 414.273.4111

may & june 2018 Letter to the Membership We need you! What a year its been! Fiscal year that is… Our Club operates on a fiscal calendar, which ends March 31st and starts anew on April Fools Day. While looking back on the last 12 months of planning, change, refocus, hard work and accomplishments at our Club, it is truly amazing how far we’ve come. And, as of April 1, all of our time and energy is now focused on the next 12-24 months, which will ultimately commence with the grand new opening of the New MAC. I can’t think of a more exciting time to be a member of the MAC. Am I crazy? Maybe a little. Over-optimistic? I think not.As members, we’ve grown to love our home away from home at 758 N. Broadway. Like most homes, we’ve got our littlequirks and our nagging frustrations and perpetual fix-me-up lists, but in the end, we love our homes and just as impor-tantly, the people in it.The MAC is no different. Our ‘home’ is 101-years-old this year and is looking forward to receiving a lot of love in the next12-24 months. As members, we’ve lived in this home for a century and its probably more appropriate to say that we’veendured it over the last decade or so.I admit that I am tugging at your heartstrings when I ask that you endure just a little longer for the good of our home,and the people in it – our MAC family.I felt called six years ago to run for the Board at the MAC to see if I could help in any way, shape or form to a) protect thegreat history and integrity of the Club and its members, and b) lead and / or guide the Club to newer and greater heights.I was fortunate enough to be asked to step in to the President’s role two-and-one-half years ago to work with a wonderful,selfless group of Directors and committee volunteers to help lead the Club in what has become the ‘final chapter’ of itsfirst era.Over the last two-and-one-half years we’ve doubled down our time and our efforts to be sure that the Club and its membershave a second era infinitely greater than its first. After endless strategy sessions, Club consultants, interviews, surveysand much more, we identified our path to achieve our mission, and have embarked on the journey we now take.The journey is long, bumpy at times, contains many forks in the road and isn’t always the easiest to navigate. But, it hasbecome crystal clear to me that the only way we will finish this journey successfully is with all of you by our sides. Thereis no other way to put it, WE NEED YOU!The time is now to ask questions, to give input, to volunteer your time and talents and to just be a vibrant, optimisticand engaged part of our Club. Thank you, as always, for everything you’ve already given to the MAC by being a part ofits membership. But, we need you now more than ever!Stick with us through the storm, and I guarantee that your Legacy won’t be forgotten. Our new MAC willbe the best of the best, and the next era at our Club will be one to make all members, past and present,extremely proud.God Bless,A. David Kriete 5President -- MAC Board of Directors

maY & JUNE 2018welcome toMEMBER S H I PJoin the MAC in Welcoming New Members!NEW MEMBERS Do you know someone who may be interested inDerreck Krause and Aimee Macpherson joining the MAC?Charles Cook Contact Us To Get StartedCarolyn GarskiNicholas Johnson Tori StrutzThomas Miller Membership Sales ManagerTony and Anne Mallinger (p) 414-273-4126John and Holly Ferguson (e) [email protected] and Sara FioritaBeau and Kathy Engman From the MAC Business OfficeWELCOME BACK Did you know that you can take the hassle out of writing a check for your monthly statement? Set upDavid Bowen your payments on automatic bill pay by contactingTawnya and Nathan Ganfield the business office at [email protected] Lentsch or refer to the website to download the forms: www.macwi.org. In Memoriam- Tina Weyand It is with extreme sadness and heavy hearts that the MAC Women share the news that fellow member Tina Weyand passed away on April 3rd due to complications from influenza. Tina was a kind and loving mother, family member and friend who was always willing to lend a helping hand or listen to a friend in need. Her talent, positivity, energy and overall fun-loving personality were evident in all aspects of her life, from her time spent with her daughter to her participation in the Rotary Club. At the MAC, she was very active in the MAC Women Committee and the Nominating Committee. Most recently, she volunteered her time to bartend for the Special Olympics at MAC's. Tina will be greatly missed.6

may & june 2018 UPCOM I NG E V EN T SMac cigar clubTuesday, May 1 and Tuesday, June 5 | 5:45pm cocktailsand 7:00pm dinnerJoin members of the MAC Cigar Club for a signatureCigar, dinner and cocktails.For more information call Brad at 414-274-0622 oremail [email protected]. MAC BOOK CLUB Me Before You by Jojo Moyes Wednesday, May 2nd | 11:30am The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah Wednesday, June 6th | 11:30am Please join us for what is sure to be a fascinating and informative discussion. There is no cost for attending the luncheon MAC Book Club other than your lunch expense, which is generally no more than $25. Contact Tori at [email protected] for any questions or to sign-up today! 7

maY & JUNE 2018 upcoming eventsfather daughter dance The Dark SéanceFriday, May 4 Photobooth Opens at 5pm, Thursday, May 17, Grand BallroomDinner at 6pm Experience a magic show wrapped in a ghost story!The Father/Daughter Dinner and Dance has been Nationally renowned illusionist Lochlan Masters willa tradition at the Milwaukee Athletic Club for many be your guide for a special Members only eveningdecades. Join us this year and create memorable of mystery. Join us for a theatrical recreation of amoments! Dads will receive a boutonnière and girls Victorian-era séance; a mind-bending and thrillingselect a corsage. Daughters and Granddaughters of adventure that is sure to mystify and delight! RSVPall ages are welcome to celebrate with the MAC again today as seats are limited.this year in the Grand Ballroom. An enchanted eveningof dinner & dancing awaits! Two Shows: 5pm show | Includes complimentary champagne, Cost: $47++ per person (Halibut or Vegetarian selection of hors d'oeuvres & show. $55++ entrée) $62++ per person (Strip Loin entrée) 7:30pm show | IIncludes 3-course fine-dining $30++ per person (Children’s entrée) experience from Chef LaRiviere, complimentary For reservations and details call Brad at champagne & show. $99 ++ 414.274.0622. mother's day brunchDid you RSVP to MacsDerby Day? Sunday, May 13, 10:00am to 1:30pm Treat your Mother to a special brunch in the magnificentSaturday, May 5, Starting at 3pm Grand Ballroom. The amazing display of fine foods isThe fun starts at 3:00pm, entry fee includes sure to make every Mother feel loved!appetizers. We anticipate a sell-out crowd. Participatein race games, ladies hat contest, best dressed man Cost: $45++ Adults | $20 ++ Kids under 12 | Kidsand other fun activities. under 5 are free Entry Fee: $15 For reservations and details contact Chauveen at Call 414.274.0622 [email protected] or 414.273.50808 Movie night Float-In Monday, May 21, 6:00-8:00pm 6th Floor Pool | Movie: Trolls Join our swim instructor for a fun evening watching the movie Trolls, while you relax in the pool. There will be food provided during a short 30 minute intermission. Flotation devices will be provided, however feel free to bring your own! $20/adult & $10/child – Guests of members are welcome! *Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult over 18 years of age. Please RVSP by Wednesday, May 15th via Cenia at [email protected]

may & june 2018 upcoming eventsMAC ANNUAL Meeting - The Big one father's day brunchTuesday, May 22, 5pm, TBA Sunday, June 17, 10:00am to 1:30pm Chef LaRiviere will create a wonderful experience toJoin us for a follow-up to the last Town Hall Meeting show your father you care. We will be offering an athis coming May in the Ballroom. We will be discussing la carte menu that will appeal to all ages as well as afurther details and updates on the MAC redevelopment special Father’s Day MAC signature Bloody Mary barplan along with a few other updates regarding the Club. with all the fixings.We hope you will join us for this great opportunity tolearn more about what’s happening to your Club. You Cost: $28++ Adults | $15 ++ Kids (ages 12 & under)won’t want to miss it! Kids under 5 are free For reservations and details contact Chauveen at If you are not currently receiving updates, [email protected] or 414.273.5080 please contact Tori Strutz at [email protected] cocktail party on theDeck celebrating First FridayFriday, June 1, starting at 5:00pmStop by for some of the best views in the city and enjoya cocktail or two. Coinciding with First Fridays, wehope to rally a big crowd of members. The best wayto extend Deck season is to start early. Block off yourcalendars and make your way to the Deck . Contact Brad for reservations and details call 414.274.0622. Painting party Wednesday, June 20, 5:45pm, MAC Deck Socialize on the deck, and bring home your own creation! Everything is made easy with expert and professional artist Stacie Estrada. We had a big crowd last year and what better place to be for inspiration than outside overlooking the city. Special a la-carte menu items will be available and of course cocktails. Put a group of your friends together and sign-up. Cost - $39 for products/materials Contact Brad for reservations and details call 414.274.0622. 9

maY & JUNE 2018 upcoming eventsB a dg e r a n d Pac k e r L ott e r y & b a dg e r ti c k e tsti c k e t pac k ag e s & packagesLottery System: Monday, June 11 through Sunday, June 17 game tickets only“Single” game Badger and Packer ticket packages may be requested Monday, June 11 Fri., August 31 – Western Kentuckythrough Sunday, June 17 via a lottery system. Details/pricing and lottery information Sat., September 8 – New Mexicowill be available June 1. This will be your chance for tickets, food and transportation Sat., September 15 – BYUto all the big games. Sat., November 3 – Rutgers Sat., November 24 – MinnesotaFootball lottery sheets will be available online or at lobby/athletic desks and completedforms may be dropped off at same areas. *Requests for single tickets can be made starting June 11You may also enter by calling 274-0622 or e-mail to [email protected] entry per club number, maximum request is four tickets. Ticket PackagesTickets & Ticket Packages: Throughout the month of May Sat., October 6 – Nebraska Sat., October 20 – Illinois (Homecoming)Throughout the month of May, you may purchase both Badger and Packer seasontickets. There is no need to enter a lottery, you will be guaranteed tickets to the games Season Package Cost: $758 includeslisted. If games are designated “Ticket Packages” they include luxury motorcoach 7 games listed, transportation, foodtransportation, food and beverage. and beverage To request tickets or more info contact: Pac k e r ti c k e ts & packages game tickets only Thur., August 16 – Pittsburgh *Requests for single tickets can be made starting June 11 Ticket Packages Sun., September 16 – Minnesota Sun., November 11 – Miami Season Package Cost: $536 includes 3 games listed, transportation, food and beverage10

may & june 2018 upcoming eventsSave the date for these eventfun events: calendarall american BBQ MayTuesday, July 3, 6pm 01 | Cigar Club 02 | Book ClubJoin us this year for our annual event on our beautiful deck! Enjoy the best 04 | Father Daughter Danceview in the city for fireworks. We will have delicious BBQ and drinks for you 05 | Derby Dayto enjoy! This will be a great family event. 08 | MAClebrity Bartending 13 | Mothers Day Brunch $59 for Adults | $19 for kids 12 & under | 5 & under free 17 | Dark Séance Dinner Theater RSVP Required to receive wristband 21 | Movie Night Float-In *Wristbands will be required for any rooftop access. 22 | MAC Annual Meeting RSVP with Chauveen at [email protected] or 414.273.5080 JuneLuncheon withHall of Fame Inductee,Jerry KramerThursday, July 19 | doors open 11:30am, lunch served at 12pmHear stories from Green Bay Legend Jerry Kramer just weeks before hemakes his Pro Football Hall of Fame Speech. This event includes a signedpicture (please, no autographs during event). Cost: $59 To make reservations for this event call Brad at 414.274.0622.DRY CLEANING 01 | Member Cocktail Party on the DeckSERVICES OFFERED 05 | Cigar Club 06 | Book Club50% OFF 11 | Football Lottery Open 12 | MAClebrity BartendingFOR MAC MEMBERS 17 | Fathers Day BrunchM,W,F, | PICK-UP/ DROP OFF 20 | Painting PartyStop by the lobby front desk and sign-up today! 11

THURSDAYS AT THE M ILWAUKEE A THLETIC C LUB JOIN US M AY 1 5 - S E P T E M B E R SIGNATURE COCKTAILS LIVE MUSIC SOCIALIZING NETWORKING SWEEPING CITY VIEWS DELICIOUS FARE TO RSVP OR live music line-up FOR MORE INFO june 6/7 Jim Madritsch Trio 414.273.5080 6/14 Smith & Binder www.macwi.com 6/21 Martelle Jossart 6/28 Brecken Miles32

Host your next eventRooftop DeckontTHhhoeset your next event on Rooftop DeckIt’s alLmoooksitnpgaftoirothseeapseoronfre! clLatropgoleakcgienrogtuopfhoeorvsetthnyteo?uprenrefextctneptlwacoerktinoghost yoTuher nRoeoxfttonpeDtwecokrkcainngacocromlamrgodeagteroguropupesvfernomt? 5T0h-e2R5o0ogftuoepsDtse.ckThcaisn uarcbcoamn-mruosdtaictesgpraocuepswfrilolmha5v0e- y2o50urgugeusets.tsThe RooftoprePavtaeionliDdnegctkhinheertLehaaekt teshiegMMhiictlwshaiaugknaedenAsstohhluoetnricedClsilnuoebf,isdntroouwtlytnootnoemwofentnhMteicoiiltnwy’stahmueokset sepectacular hidden gems for events. This urban-russttuicnsnpaicnegloscautendsoentsth!e top of the building will have your guests reveling in the sights and sounds of Downtown Milwaukee and the Lake Michigan shoreline. Call 414.273.0633 or email [email protected] to Call 414.273.0633 or e-mail CreasteerrinvegStaoledsa@ym! acwi.org to reserve today! 13

MAC Upcoming eSvpeonrttss AT H L E T I C Sf it n e ss s c h e d u l emay-june 2018M T W TH F S11:30-12:15pm 6-6:45am 6-6:55am 6:15-7am 6-6:45am 8:30-9:25amCycling | Holly Pilates | JoAnn Cycling | Kathy Yoga | Rosie O. Pilates | Erica Cycling | Katie11:40-12:25pmS&C | Josh 6:45-7:45am 7:00-7:30am 6:45-7:45am 6-6:55am 9:30-10am12:30-1:10pm Boot Camp | Deep-Stretch Boot Camp | Cycling | Katie S&B 50+ | KatieTCC | Frenchy Malorie Yoga | Rosie Malorie 9-9:30am 9:00-9:45am 11:40-12:25pm 9-9:30am 10:05-11am12:30-1:15pm Aquatic Fit | Cardio Circuit | S&C | Josh Barre | Holly F. Gentle Yoga |Yoga | Rosie Mary Emily Lauren5:30-6pmInterval Abs | 11:40-12:25pm 11:40-12:25pm 11:45-12:30pm 11:30-12:15pmMalorie S&C | Josh S&C | Josh Pilates | JoAnn Cycling | Holly F. 11:45-12:15pm 11:30-12:15pm 11:40-12:25pm S&B 50+ | Tonieh Alignment Yoga | S&C | Josh To n i e h 12:30-1:10pm TCC | Frenchy 5:30-6:00pm Barre | Holly F. S t u d i o A Studio B Gym Pool 6th Floor* Classes are subject to change. Please refer to www.macwi.org for the latest schedule14 14

may & june 2018 mac athleticsMovie night Float-in MAC ATHLETIC APPAREL SUMMER SALEMonday, May 21, 6:00-8:00pmLower Level Pool | Movie: Trolls June 4 & June 5, 8am-4pm, lobbyJoin our swim instructor for a fun evening watching the Stop by and get all of your MAC athletic gear at 50%-60%movie Trolls, while you relax in the pool. There will be off !food provided during a short 30 minute intermission.Flotation devices will be provided, however feel free to AN OAK LEAF WEEKbring your own! June 11-15, 11:20am – 12:30pm $20/adult & $10/child – Guests of members are Meet the group on the 6th floor in the basketball gym welcome! during the second week in June, beginning Monday, June 11th – the MAC strength & conditioning class *Children must be accompanied by a responsible will be biking the oak leaf trails during the lunch hour. adult over 18 years of age. Bring your own bike or rent one from a Bublr station. Please RVSP by Wednesday, May 15th via Cenia at Cost: Complimentary [email protected] Please contact Josh Stanisch for more details and to RSVP in advance at [email protected] YOGA ON THE ROOFTOP DECK SUNSET BOOTCAMP ON THE DECKEvery Saturday, beginning in June, 10:05am-11amwith Lauren & Courtney Monday, June 11, 6pm-7pm, with MalorieGentle Yoga is a great option for individuals who are Join us with 60-minutes of full body-weight training on thenew to Yoga and anyone interested in fine-tuning their deck while enjoying spectacular views of the city! One guest iscurrent practice. allowed per member – enjoy a glass of wine on us post workout. Cost: Complimentary Cost: $10/Member 20 spots maximum – Please RSVP in advance at [email protected] MEMORIAL DAY Pilates & hours 15 Monday, May 28 Athletic Department Hours: 6am – 2pm Pilates: 7am – 7:45am Bootcamp with Frenchy: 10:30-11:30AM | 6th floor Gymnasium Bootcamp with Frenchy: 10:30-11:30AM | 6th floor Gymnasium

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may & june 2018 mac athletics Welcome our new massage therapist CASSIE NEWLIN Cassie recently graduated from the Institute of Beauty and Wellness in 2017. She is a licensed massage and cupping therapist certified through the International Cupping Therapy Association. Cassie views massage as a unique art form and has found through the practice that the mind and body relax as one. Her specialties are deep tissue, therapeutic and relaxation. Rates are available on our website at www.macwi.org. To b o o k a n a p p o i n t m e n t c a ll 414.273.4109Discover North Hills Country Club Full of tradition, history and friendship. Whether you’re looking for a premiere, 18-hole championship golf course or simply enjoy networking and camaraderie with fellow members, North Hills is the perfect complement to your lifestyle. Located at N73 W13430 Appleton Ave., Menomonee Falls, WI 53051 | 262.251.5750 17

maY & JUNE 2018 mac athleticsconnexusMondays: 6:15am - 6:45am | Tuesdays: 1pm - 1:30pm Wednesdays: 6:15am- 6:45am | Thursdays: 1pm - 1:30pm Quick & effective 30-minute sessions designed to improvestrength, endurance & flexibility. We are expanding our classofferings for time-strapped individuals who are looking to achieveresults in a small group setting led by a certified personal trainer. Cost: *Complimentary 1-week \"TRY It\" demo | $74 monthly unlimited $15 drop-in sessions Contact Emily or Josh at: [email protected] or [email protected] iet & N utritionL et ' s hear it Protein is associated with muscle growth and tissuefor chocolate repair, and athletes need it to reap the full benefits ofmilk ! practice sessions, according to the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Highly active people need toChocolate milk offers a number of key nutrients for consume about 1.8 g of protein for each kilogram of bodyathletes. According to the Nutrient Facts website, a weight, about twice the need of sedentary people. A cup ofcup of chocolate milk offers significant amounts of chocolate milk offers 8 grams of protein. Chocolate milkseveral B-complex vitamins -- nutrients you need tastes great, and has great potential. This is a win, win!to convert food into energy -- as well as calcium,phosphorus and vitamin D needed for healthy bones. + C arbsChocolate milk is low in saturated fat and cholesterol, + proteinand contains over a dozen vitamins and minerals. + electrolytes + fluidsProtein NeedsExercise increases stress on the muscles. Following =Recoverya workout your muscles are stressed and individualmuscle fibers may have undergone some damage.18

may & june 2018 mac athletics athletic calendar MayJoin the MAC Golf ClubMay 4 – 11, 2018All MAC golfers are encouraged to sign-up for the MAC Golf Club. Play with fellow 21 | Movie Night Float-INmembers this season on exclusive country clubs along with fun par-3s, all experience 28 | Memorial day Pilateslevels welcome. Men and women are all included with few exceptions for a specific 31 | Opening Tee-Off-GenevaMen’s or Women’s event. Guest/clients are allowed to join in the fun. Golf Club is * Saturdays Gentle Yoga on the deckinformed of upcoming golf outings and events by e-mail and; receive notice of lastminute golf opportunities. Here is a sneak peek of the first couple outings. juneThursday afternoon, May 31: Opening Tee-off at Geneva National – Palmer Course 04-05 | MAC Athletic Apperal SaleJust $81 round/cart this is sure to fill up fast! 11-15 | Oak Leaf Week 11 | Sunset Bootcamp on the DeckTuesday afternoon, June 12: North Hills Country Club 12| North Hills GolfA beautiful private course, cost $115 round/cartNorth Hills CC (Menomonee Falls) Golf Package upgrade available:$500 includes practice facilities/locker and no limit on amount of visitsMAC Golf Affiliates: Play some of the best courses in the stateGolf Affiliates: Missing Links (Mequon) Nakoma GC (Madison) Bishops Bay CC (Middleton) North Shore GC (Appleton) Bulls Eye CC (Wisconsin Rapids) Pine Hills CC (Sheboygan) Butte des Morts CC (Appleton) South Hills CC (Fond du lac) Country Club of Beloit Stevens Point CC Dubuque Golf & Country Club Wausau CC Greenwood Hills CC (Wausau) West Bend CC Horseshoe Bay Golf Club (Egg Harbor) Janesville CC Kenosha CC LaCrosse CC Meadowbrook CC (Racine)To reserve a spot contact: 19

FOO D & BE V ERAGEBREAKFA S t ROOF TOP D e c k S p e c i a lsBALI GRILL S ta r ti n g i n j u n eMon - Fri | 7am - 10:30a sneak peakHIGHER GROUNDS CAFE Tuesday: Burger with a domestic beer $9 Wednesday: Prosciutto and ricotta flat-bread with a glass of house wine $12Sun & Mon | 7am - 2pm Thursday: Six wings with a domestic beer $11Tue-Sat | 7am-3pm L a di e s ' n i g htL UNC HMAC'S Every Wednesday is Ladies' Night in MAC's and starting in June on the Rooftop Deck!Mon - Fri | 11am - 2pm Get Happy!di n n e rMAC'S Tuesdays & Thursdays | 4pm to 6pm Our all-new happy hour in Mac's now runs from 4-6pmTue-Sat | 5pm - 9pm Tuesday & Thursday. Try our happy hour menu itemsBar Hours from pizzas to our newest cocktail Andrew’s \"Sunrise onMon-Sat | 4pm-Close Broadway.\" Ask your bartender for your weekly specials.Happy Hour $4 Domestic beer | $5 Rail mixers | $5 Import tap beerT-Th | 4-6pm $6 House wines | $6 for Andrew’s Sunrise on Broadway (NEW)*Pizza & Chili on Mondays*Fish Fry on FridaysROOF TOP dECKService starts in June20

may & june 2018 H ot T emps = C old D rinks ! S to p b y th e C a f é to d ay friday night Fish Fry served in Mac's Bar Join us this Friday!To make reservations please call 414.273.5080 21

may & june 2018Wine of the Month MAY Eagle Eye 2010 \"Infatuation\", Blend, Napa Valley TASTING NOTES Ruby color. Aromas of mulberry pastry, pomegranate vinaigrette, and toffee with a velvety, vibrant, dry-yet-fruity medium- to-full body and an effortless, engaging, medium-length marinated beets, cedar, and minerals finish with light oak. A tasty, supple red blend. Tasting Info Style: Oaky & Juicy & Smooth Aroma: mulberry pastry, pomegranate vinaigrette, and toffee Flavor: marinated beets, cedar, and minerals Sweetness: Dry-yet-Fruity Pairing: Baked Ham, Meat Loaf, Lasagna Bottom Line: A tasty, supple red blend. Order your bottle today! Call 414.847.2075 http://www.tastings.com/Wine-Review/Eagle-Eye-2010-Infatuation-Blend-Napa-Valley-USA-07-18-2015.aspx22

may & june 2018Chef’s TableBARIGOULE OFSPRING VEGETABLESIngredientsKosher salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste4 oz. snow peas, trimmed1⁄3 cup fresh peas6 baby carrots with green tops, tops trimmed to 1\", carrots peeled and halved lengthwise1 bunch pencil asparagus secured with a rubber band, trimmed1⁄2 tsp. coriander seeds1⁄4 cup plus 1 Tbsp. olive oil10 cloves garlic, peeled and smashed4 bulbs baby fennel, trimmed and halved, or 2 medium fennel, quartered4 bulbs spring onions, greens thinly sliced, white onions peeled leaving stem end attached, and halved4 cups vegetable stock10 sprigs thyme5 whole black peppercorns1 bay leaf1 vanilla bean, split lengthwise3 tbsp. sherry vinegarCilantro sprigs, for garnishinstructions1 Bring a 6-qt. saucepan of salted water to a boil. Working in batches, cook snow peas, carrots, and asparagus until crisp-tender, about 1 minute each for peas, and 2–3 minutes for carrots and aspar- agus. Transfer vegetables to an ice bath until chilled; drain, discard rubber band from asparagus, and set aside.2 Wipe pan clean and toast coriander seeds over medium-high until fragrant, 1–2 minutes. Add 1⁄4 cup oil; cook garlic until golden, 3–4 minutes, and, using a slotted spoon, transfer to a bowl. Cook fennel and white onions until golden, 6–8 minutes; transfer to bowl with garlic. Add sliced onion greens, the stock, thyme, peppercorns, bay leaf, and vanilla bean; simmer until reduced by half, about 30 minutes. Strain stock and return to pan; whisk in remaining oil, the vinegar, salt, and pepper, and heat over medium. Stir in all reserved vegetables; cook, covered, until vegetables are heated through, 2–3 minutes. Divide vegetables between bowls and ladle broth over the top; garnish with cilantro sprigs and sea salt. 23

may & june 2018 mac women MAC WOMENUpcoming Events:First FridayMay 4thJoin fellow members for happy hour from 4-7. A great way to unwind at the end of the week!MAClebrity BartendingTuesday, May 8th, 5pm-8pmFeaturing Elizabeth Pancratz, Laura Rizzo and Amy Rickmeier as bartenders. This event will be raising moneyfor fellow member Tina Weyand, who passed away on April 3rd.All tips and a portion of proceeds will be donated to her daughter Bella's college fund. If you haven't been to aMAClebrity event yet, this is one we hope you are able to attend.Mid-Month Ladies LunchWednesday, May 9thJoin us at noon in MAC's! No RSVP needed!First Friday: Member Cocktail partyJune 1stMAC Fashion ShowWednesday, July 25thThe fashion show continues to be one of the favorite nights of the summer, so this is not one to miss. We willbe featuring apparel from wonderful local boutiques such as the Navy Knot, Soho Boutique, Moda3 and manymore. Mark your calendars and get ready for warm weather, cold drinks and great local fashion!24

may & june 2018 mac womenPast Events: March & AprilMAClebrity Bartending- City ChampsOn Tuesday, March 20th, MAC Member Jared Bell served up drinks with two of the MAC's favorite staff members, BradSchendel and Tori Strutz to raise money for City Champs. City Champs is an organization that helps build character inlocal youth through boxing and martial arts training. The event was another major success and raised $1,500. Thankyou to the guest bartenders and staff who helped make this night great!Mid-Month Lunch:On March 14th and April 11th, the ladies of the MAC met for a casual, relaxed lunch in MAC's. There were many new faces,and it was good to connect the female members. Make sure to mark your calendars for the next lunch on Wednesday,May 9th!MAC Women Gallery | March & AprilMid-Month Lunch The Bucks Game in MarchInterested in joining the MAC Women Committee?We have plenty of upcoming events this spring and summer that we wouldlove to have help/input from other women members.Please contact Brad at [email protected] for more details. 25

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may & june 2018 MAC m e m b e r S POT L I G H T Paul Sweeney friends at St. Robert School. Thank You MAC for the past 30 years as a Member – Member Since 1987 I look forward to the next 30.My wife Lisa and I volunteered 27 to chair the 2018 St. Robert Emerald Auction, the majorannual fundraiser for the school whereour daughters Katherine and Kennedyattend. For the past several years, the eventhas been held at the Italian CommunityCenter, a very nice location but lacks thecharacter and history of the MilwaukeeAthletic Club. We wanted to change thingsup a bit so we suggested to our co-chairsthat we investigate the MAC. From thefirst inquiry over a year ago to the end ofthe event at 1:00 am on March 10th, thestaff at the MAC did a fabulous job. Thecatering staff was very accommodatingand easy to work with. We were able todevelop a menu and drink options thatwere very competitive with the ICC andother venues in Milwaukee. We receivedsuch positive feedback form the morethan 300 guests as to how beautiful theClub looked and the fantastic level ofservice from the catering staff, bartenders,waiters and waitresses, etc. As a long-time member, I was so proud to show offthe capabilities of this Club to all of our

may & june 2018 MAC histo r y Excerpt from OnMilwaukee.com, published Nov. 14, 2017 at 9:01 a.m. Of course, I've seen it, proudly anchoring the intersection of Broadway and Wells for decades. But I admit the Milwaukee Athletic Club, 758 N. Broadway, was one of those Milwaukee places I took for granted, not thinking about it too much. Until I couldn't seem to stop seeing little reminders of it. First, there was one of its old homes in the Wells Building, where I saw the former gym just under the roof and where I stood in aBy Bobby Tanzilo RSS Feed long-lost but recently re-discovered MAC swimming pool in theTwitter Feed Senior Editor/Writer basement. Then I heard about its rooftop concert series this past summer, and I went on a tour, where I saw some wondrous things.Next, reading a book about a local artist, I again saw one of those wondrous things andlearned more about it. Finally, I visited this year's Frank Lloyd Wright show at MilwaukeeArt Museum, where I spied another reminder of the Milwaukee Athletic Club. The resultis that I'm reminded just how ingrained in the city's history this place is.According to an MAC publication, the Milwaukee Athletic Club was founded as the MilwaukeeAthletic Society in 1879 and incorporated in 1882 by eight fellas who, like the Turners,were focused on \"developing the bodily powers through gymnastic and other exercises.\"Before it moved into its current home – designed by Armand Koch, son of noted Milwaukeearchitect Henry C. Koch – in 1916, the MAC had occupied seven previous homes, the lastof which was the Wells Building (also a Koch commission). The first meeting place wasthe \"Boynton lower hall,\" and the others were, according to MAC's \"The New Building ofthe Milwaukee Athletic Club\":Plankinton Hall (Old Library Building), May 1, 1882-Sept. 1, 1884Weber's Block, 420 E. Water St., Sept. 1, 1884-May 1, 1885388-390 Broadway, third and fourth floors, May 1, 1885-Aug. 1, 1889458 E. Water St., two upper floors, Aug. 1, 1889-May 15, 1893Light Horse Squadron Armory, Broadway, May 15, 1893-May 1, 190228

may & june 2018 MAC HISTORY\"The building to be erected on the Hathaway corner will be 12 stories high and modern inevery detail,\" boasted \"The New Building of the Milwaukee Athletic Club.\"\"It will be of steel and fire-proof construction throughout. The entire building will bethoroughly ventilated by a modern and elaborate automatic ventilating system. The plansarrange for all the departments needed by the Milwaukee Athletic Club, and make fullprovision as well for the many activities of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association.... The Milwaukee Athletic Club is to raise the $250,000 within 90days. The lessors will thensign the lease and will possession of the property May 1, 1916.\" According to the WisconsinHistorical Society's Architectural Inventory for the 12-story building on Broadway, \"Theclub featured an exclusive clientele of Milwaukee's most prominent businessmen andprofessionals and, according the City of Milwaukee's Central Business Survey, was thelocation where many major business deals were made.\" While it still has the vibe of aplace where deals get done today, my visit made it pretty clear that the club is really opento everyone. There's a little coffee shop and library on the first floor, where, just off thelobby, there's also a pub. The rooftop – home to a nice open-air bar – has great Downtownviews and there are indoor racquetball courts up there ...though the shuffleboard andthe outdoor racquetball and handball courts are gone. Back in the day, there were somelegendary parties up there... and men sunbathed naked (naked swimming in the pools wasallowed until about 2003). Inside, there are men's and women's pool areas, workout areas,fitness classrooms and gyms, of course. A number of floors are occupied by guest roomsthat are rented just like hotel rooms, and there are even some offices in the building, notjust for MAC staffers, but available for rent, there is also a barbershop on site. Previouslythere were bowling lanes in the basement and an amazing Art Deco bar area in the lobbydubbed The Snake Pit (pictured below), which is now long gone, sadly.Current Home | Est 1916 The Snake Pit 29

may & june 2018 MAC HISTORYA surviving Art Deco beauty of a space in the MAC, however, is The Elephant Room, withits undulating bar and great elephant-populated murals.\"It's, to me, the coolest room in the entire building,\" says MAC's Member Services DirectorBrad Schendel, who has a deep institutional knowledge of the club, where he's worked for40 years. \"You can kind of see how, back in the day, when you're talking about the '50s and'60s, this is where business was done. The Elephant Room\"I can absolutely guarantee you, this place would be busy from lunch all the way throughdinner, typically not a lot of women up here. Handshake deals. It was the power brokers ofthe city were right in this room here.\" It's always been a popular space – which is adjacentto the former billiards room – says Schendel, adding, \"The only ones that ever complainedabout it is when we had a Democratic Party event in here, they didn't like it to be calledthe Elephant Room.\"Another adorned space is the Bali Grill on the third floor which serves breakfast, lunchand dinner. Here, the walls are covered in murals depicting tropical scenes, including someonce-controversial topless figures. Perhaps my favorite thing in the entire place is thegargantuan black walnut bas relief above the fireplace in The Lounge on the third floor.Created by Milwaukee artist Dick Wiken, the panel, which is 15-by-8-feet, is intricatelycarved with a wide variety of figures. \"In 1948 the Milwaukee Athletic Club was searchingfor a sculptor to design and execute a wood-carved bas-relief panel for the area above thefireplace in the Club's third-floor men's lounge,\" wrote Anna Passante in her fine surveyof the artist's work, \"Dick Wiken, Milwaukee Architectural Sculptor.\" \"'They decided, withsplendid results, to put their chips on a local product, Dick Wiken,' said Dan Cooper,architectural and interior design consultant and a writer for Craft Horizons. 'I have neverseen finer carving anywhere,' said Cooper in an August 1948 issue of Craft Horizons. 'I say\"bravo\" to anyone who gives local boys a chance to show what they can do...'\"The main portion of the panel shows a variety of athletes engaged in sports, from NativeAmericans playing lacrosse to boxers going at it, a baseball batter, an archer pulling back30

may & june 2018 MAC HISTORYhis bow, a weightlifter raising his bar, a fisherman hauling in his catch and others. Runningalong the bottom is a border of relief representations of Milwaukee history, from PereMarquette to Solomon Juneau trading with the Native Americans to workers building thecity and even a tiny City Hall. It's quite astonishing, really.\"The carving of the panel is not only a piece of artistry,\" Passante quotes from a 1948 issueof the Milwaukee Journal, \"but is also an almost Herculean labor, with the full force ofthe sculptor back of every blow of the hammer. The work should be one that will reflectcredit not only on the artist and the club, but also on Milwaukee, where Wiken receivedhis training.\" Wiken had also designed a frieze depicting the Roman goddess Diana fishingamong the cattails, with a variety of fish in the foreground and a unicorn – a symbol of goodluck – behind her. Wiken tapped stonecutter Adolph Roegner to execute the 44x38-inchpanel in Bedford limestone and it was installed above the MAC's Mason Street entranceas part of a 1954 remodeling project. Alas, another such project – this one in 1993 – led tothe panel's removal. It was then sold to a private collector.The ballroom is a heavily ornamented room that hosts banquets and other events. As youcan see from the photos below, its decor has undergone changes over the years, and atone time the space was also a venue for musical performances.The Grand Ballroom | circa 1930s The Grand Ballroom | circa 2000sThe Milwaukee Athletic Club home has a little something for everyone it seems, but ithas never lost sight of its original purpose, to encourage physical well-being and fitness.Racquetball, anyone? 31

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