MEMBERSHIP
The Trial Membership program offers the opportunity for people to enjoy the ANCC lifestyle for a preview period of 6 consecutive months with no upfront Initiation Fee and access to all of the Club’s facilities and activities. The program is only open to NEW Members. • 1.5 of Resident Monthly Dues • $200.00 per month of Dues applied to participant’s account if he/she joins ANCC at end of his/her Trial Membership as a Resident Member • Initiation Fee locked in at rate when participant starts the program • Full Dining, Tennis, Fitness and Swim Privileges, Golf Privileges (May golf anytime except before 11:00 AM on Saturday mornings) • $50.00/month Food & Beverage Minimum Trial Membership - Be An ANCC Ambassador - Word of Mouth Referral is the best way to bring new Members to the Club! Recruit a new Resident Member* & receive a $500 * credit that you can spend throughout the Club. *Does not include new Members who join under the Newly Commissioned, No Initiation Fee category. ** The $500 credit may be applied to everything except Dues, Capital Infusion, Initiation Fees & the Employee Appreciation Fund. Member must be the Primary Sponsor to receive the $500 credit. The credit may not be applied retroactively. 2017 Holiday Social Passport runs from 1 December through 28 February.
Resident Mr. Christopher Michel Mr. Carlos Ruiz Lt Col Benjamin Joseph Gantt, USAF Welcome New Members 28 December to 26 January 2018
Absent 2ndLt Stacee Glass, USAF Lt John Vine, USN
Sons & Daughters Program Sons and Daughters over the age of 23 of current Members may be eligible for their own Membership at a discounted Initiation Fee if they meet eligibility criteria. Interested in learning more on how you can keep the ANCC legacy within your family? Click here for more information
F irst C onfederate C asualty Some 400 yards from the edge of our property in Fairfax, Virginia is a monument to Peyton Anderson, the first Confederate casualty of the Civil War. Located in front of the Roadway Inn at 9700 Lee Highway (West of Fairfax Circle), the monument commemorates the wounding of Peyton Anderson, who was on picket duty on May 27, 1861, by a Union cavalry patrol. The monument, which was dedicated by the United Daughters of the Confeder- acy on May 27, 1927, was originally located at the corner of Blake Lane and Lee Highway, but was moved due to the widening of Lee Highway. For more information, click here . ANCC Foundation - Did you Know?
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