June - Fall Line Ski Club

June 2011
Fa l l L i n e S k i C l u b
is
FALL LINE SKI CLUB’S
Board of Directors
Is Pleased To Announce
A New Meeting Location!
Where
When
DUBLIN SQUARE
Short Hills Shopping Center
482 Evesham Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
(Evesham Road & Short Hills Drive)
(856) 520-8312
Free Valet Parking on 7/19 and 8/2
http://www.dublinsquarepubs.com/cherry-hill/home/
Beginning JULY 19, 2011 at 7:30 pm (new time)
All General Club Meeting Mixers
(1st & 3rd Tuesday of every month.)
SPECIALS:
$3.00 – Domestic Beer
* $4.00 – Imported Beer
$4.00 – House Wines * $4.00 – Well Drinks
10% off all Appetizers and all Food served in the second
floor meeting room.
(Must present your Membership Card to receive discount on food.)
Come to the Fall Line Happy Hour on July 8th to check out our new meeting place.
Directions: http://www.dublinsquarepubs.com/cherry-hill/contact/
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MEETING INFORMATION
Mixer Meetings... are held the first and third Tuesday
each month (except for December) at Champp’s at Route
70 & 73 in Marlton. Meetings are from 8:00 pm until
10:30 pm for trip sign-ups, announcements, information
and socializing. Please bring a friend, for newcomers are
always welcome.
Board Meetings... are held the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of
each month and start at 7:30 p.m. In order for the board
to discuss all agenda topics in a timely fashion, members
who wish to attend a meeting must contact the Fall Line
President prior to the meeting. Your cooperation in this
matter is appreciated.
Winter Trip Committee Meetings... are conducted by
Patty Shearer, board member and Winter Trip Chair, and
occur monthly. Please call Patty (856/220-5419) if you are
interested in attending or participating.
Events Committee Meetings . . . are conducted by Nona
Luce, board member and Events Committee Chair. Please
call Nona (856-522-9867) if you would like to participate
in planning or leading an event for the club.❖
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
Fall Line Ski Club membership begins May 1 and ends
April 30. Membership applications for renewals and new
membership are accepted anytime during the year. The
membership fee is $25.00 until 9/10/11 and $30.00
afterwards..
Members have the privilege of attending all Fall Line Ski
Club activities during the summer season as well as next ski
season. Membership applications may be obtained at any
General Meeting, on the penultimate page of most
newsletters, at our web site at www.FallLineSkiClub.org or
through the mail by contacting:
FLSC
112 Stephenson Way
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006-2229
Phone: 215/357.2305
eMail: [email protected]
The membership application should be completed in a
legible manner to ensure the proper forwarding of all club
correspondence. Any member not receiving the newsletter
should stop at the membership table during a General Meeting.
Changes in address or phone numbers should be reported
as soon as possible so that you may remain informed of all
Fall Line events and activities.❖
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2010-11 OFFICERS
& BOARD MEMBERS
Officers:
President - Bill Roehner . . . . . . . .215/431-3205
President-Elect - Kathy Reed . . . . .856/356-2239
Secretary - Michele LaConey . . . . .609-410-2177
Treasurer - Tom Bianco . . . . . . . . .856/297-4603
Treasurer-Elect - Siobhan Michaud .856/608-1320
President Ex-Officio - Ken Heath . .610/368-8935
Club Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .856/931-4462
Board Members
Tom Bianco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .856/297-4603
Janice Lynch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .856/858-6411
Jeannie Nelson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .856/889-5100
Wayne Schofield . . . . . . . . . . . . .856/931-2173
Patty Shearer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .856/220-5419
Nona Luce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .856/778-1942
About this Newsletter
Questions? Comments? Ideas?
Please Contact:
Janice Lynch, Editor
[email protected]
Design and Typesetting by
Bill Kaisla and Dan Scharnitz
eMail: [email protected]
Newsletters can be found on-line at
FallLineSkiClub.org.
If you do not wish your name and/or photo to appear
in the newsletter or on-line, please request it in writing
to the trip leader PRIOR to the trip!
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Movie Nite
Fall Line Ski Club
Wednesday, June 15th
Rave Motion Pictures Ritz Center
900 Haddonfield - Berlin Road
Voorhees, NJ - (856) 783-2726
Looking for something to do on “Hump Day?”
Take a mid-week break and join us for a
relaxing evening at the movies.
Bring a friend - you do not have to be a member to
come to this event.
We usually meet at Applebee’s after the movies for a
night cap, discount snacks, Trivia and to
talk about the movie or just catch up
with friends.
Cost: $7.25 per movie
Movie and Time: TBD, watch for our
Blast the Monday before the movie
date.
Contact: Nona Luce prior to
Wednesday night if you will be joining
us so we can find you in the lobby.
[email protected] or by
phone
at 856-522-9867
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Co-Ed Softball
By Ken Heath
t’s once again that time of the year when we want to get
outside and “PLAY BALL”, softball that is. We have
begun our yearly quest for the coveted “trophy” when we
play against South Jersey in a best of three series. Remember
you don’t have to be a “Pro” to be a member of our team, just
come out to play some co-ed softball and have a good time.
Everyone who wants to play will play. We welcome an
enthusiastic cheering section to encourage our team and to join
us for beer and hotdogs after the games. Keep an eye out in
our newsletters, on our web site and on facebook for further
updates.
We start at 6:15pm. Costs are $3 to play and $7 for the BBQ
which includes food and beer/wine on bar-b-que nights. It
The 3-hour Kayak Trip
Come out and enjoy a great day paddling on the Great Egg
Harbor River. We’ll end at the outfitters (where the cars are
parked), and relax on the patio, where food and “beverages of
your choice” can be purchased. Come on out for a great time!
This trip will be “cash-only”, and pay on day of trip.
Obviously, I will need a head count about a week in advance
to tell Palace Outfitters the number of boats we’ll be renting.
Details:
When:
Saturday July 9th, 2011. There is NO
RAIN DATE! It’s July 9 or bust!
Where:
Time:
Palace Restaurant & Outfitters
6924 Black Horse Pike • Weymouth, NJ 08330
(609) 625-8552
Arrive between 9:30 and 10:00 AM to check in
We will depart on shuttles for the launch site at
10:15-10:30 AM.
Duration: Approximately 3-hours.
Cost:
Bring:
$30.00 for single kayak rental
$41.00 for double kayak rental
$15.00 transportation fee if bringing your own kayak
Includes transportation to the river launch site.
We kayak back to the cars.
sunscreen, insect repellent, sunglasses/straps,
old sneakers or flip flops, water-tight bag, light lunch
and water or juice (no glass bottles), towel and
change of clothes (leave in your car) for afterwards.
More info.: contact Steve Beach at
[email protected] or call
(856) 627-8565.
costs nothing to be a cheerleader, so bring a chair and cheer
on our Fall Line team. Be sure to stay and join us for beverages
after the game, it’s a great time to socialize after the game.
The home games are played at Old Barclay Intermediate
School just off Covered Bridge Rd in Cherry Hill NJ. Take
Route 70 west from 295. At the first light you have to take a
right to go left onto Covered Bridge Rd. Cross over Route 70
and make your 4th right onto Dorado Dr. At the stop sign make
a left onto Winston Way. The school is on your right and
parking is on the right in the back closer to the field.
For further information, please contact Captain, Ken Heath
at [email protected], or send your e-mail to Janice Lynch
at [email protected] to get weekly updates in the event of changes
due to weather or find out when the BBQ nights are.❖
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Keystone 2011:
Powder and Sunshine
by Bob Suravage
It was with great anticipation that a hardy group of Fall
Liners returned to a late season favorite, Summit County,
Colorado. This time it was Keystone’s River Run Village,
built by the company that produced Whistler Village and
Mt. Tremblant in Canada. Summit County is renown for
great spring skiing, and did not disappoint us at all. But
before I get to that, a Fall Line trip wouldn’t be a Fall Line
trip without some sort of travel day story. First of all, our
plane was late to the gate. Then we were ump-teenth in
line to take-off. Once in Denver, our supermarket stop
found us with a dozen or so locals and no cashiers. Then
snow at the Eisenhower Tunnel
required our driver to put
chains on, then, of course, off. Once we
finally checked in and our luggage was
delivered, my head hit the pillow at
3am MST (5am EST).
Our first day on the slopes greeted
us with 13” of fresh
powder, the finishing
touches of a four-day
36” snowstorm. Skiing was
as good as it gets: a soft and
consistent surface with mild
temps, light snowfall and good visibility. Skis
were whisper-quiet as we floated through the powder, and
as the day progressed, the snow ended and the sun peaked
out, a perfect finish to an excellent day one.
Save The Date
Weekend Getaway
June 10, 11, 12
In Lancaster, PA
By John Steel
Our destination is The Circle M Ranch at Outdoor World in
Lancaster County, Millersville Pennsylvania.
If you enjoy the outdoors you can either camp with us or stay
at a nearby Inn and come to the campground to join us as you
wish. The Ranch has many amenities such as and indoor and
outdoor pool, an 18-hole chip and putt golf course, 18-hole
On Friday, many of us headed to Arapahoe Basin, home
to some of the highest lift served skiing in North America
and famous for an extended Spring season. Overcast skies
soon gave way to glorious sun, and quite an interesting
cast of characters and costumes on the slopes. A-Basin’s
upgraded lifts and expanded Montezuma Bowl were
welcome improvements, and the skiing was fabulous. The
notorious “beach” in the main parking lot was in full party
mode, and an eclectic band in the bar made for a festive
atmosphere.
Spring skiing often brings mild temps, and occasionally
summer-like temps, as Saturday proved. Denver hit 80,
and Main Street Breckenridge nearly 60 as a few of us
tried Breck for day three. The new gondolas and quadchairs at Breck certainly help more and more skiers make
access to the slopes, and the lift lines were proof of that.
We started off heading up to the very top of Peak 8, were
even with the clear blue skies, 40 mph gusts drove sandblasting snow from the slopes. The soft snow from two
days ago was gone, and the lower, less crowded trails were
wet and sticky.
Breckenridge is a fun town, but not necessarily the
better skiing in Summit County. On our final day of
skiing, most of us stayed at Keystone, and were treated to
another round of fresh snow. While the new snow at the
bottom of the front side was a bit heavy, the North Peak
and Outback had excellent quality snow, and plenty of it
– a terrific last day of skiing. All in all, a great trip, and a
great way for Fall Line to finish off another ski season.❖
covered miniature golf, a camp store with pool tables and game
room. Free hot showers, fire wood and other supplies are also
available for our use. There is also an adult lounge with TV
available to campers.
Each person is on their own for hiking, biking, kayaking,
fishing, or whatever your heart’s content for the weekend.
Currently proposed for Saturday is a famous John Steel
breakfast, a fun golf tournament on the 18-hole chip and putt
course, and an evening camp BBQ dinner.
Bill or John Steel will be collecting $20 deposits at our Mixer
Meetings.
For more information and to sign up for this getaway
weekend, please contact Bill Roehner by email at
[email protected] or by phone at 215-431-3205.❖
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Spring Fling was a Royal Blast!
By Nona Luce
his year’s Spring Fling at Carlucci’s Waterfront was a huge
success. We had a great turnout, excellent food, the bottles of
wine were flowing and the dance floor was always crowded.
Thank you to everyone who made it a Royally special night.
What would a Royal Wedding theme be without gifts! This year
we bumped it up a notch and added gift baskets with items and gift
certificates donated by our local businesses and from our much loved
ski resorts. Congratulations also to everyone who won gift baskets.
Along with our special thanks, Fall Line Ski Club would like to
mention all who gave generous donations to this year’s Spring Fling.
Many of these businesses are local and we encourage our members,
friends and family to support these generous donors.
Aldo Lamberti’s Family Restaurant
Applebee’s Restaurant
Battleship New Jersey
Bear Creek Mountain
Belleayre Mountain
Blue Salon
Champp’s Restaurant
Danzeisen & Quigley
Elk Mountain
Erlton Bike Shop
Freestyle Ski Shop
Gore Mountain
Greek Peak Ski Area
Healing Hands Wellness & Therapy Center
Main Street Pub
Marco’s Restaurant at Indian Springs Country Club
Okemo Mountain
Red Hot & Blue
Starr Tours
Victor’s Pub
Whitefish Mountain Resort
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WINTER TRIPS
By: Patty Shearer
would first like to thank everyone who traveled with Fall Line
Ski Club this past ski season. I had an opportunity to ski and hang
out with our great members, especially some new faces.
I’m sure everyone has put away their skis and pulled out those golf
clubs, bikes, etc. to start enjoying their Spring and Summer!
Remember, that Fall Line is not just ski trips. We have a wonderful
schedule of non-ski events that are a great way to stay in touch with
fellow members throughout the year and meet new friends.
Ever wonder how our fabulous ski trips get coordinated? Hint …
it’s not magic. Fall Line’s Winter Trip Committee, the committee
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Fall Line Ski Club also made a generous donation to the
baskets and also the following ski club members.
Thank you to all:
Janice Lynch
Ken Heath
Nona Luce
Patty Shearer
Sara Walls and Deb Taraska
Tom Bianco and Michele LeConey
Wayne Schofield
We are trying to gather the names of all the basket winners
and are missing a few. If you won a basket and your name is
not mentioned below, please contact [email protected]
and let me know which basket you won. I just had too much
wine that night to record all the names.
Currently we know that baskets were won by:
Jane Gonzales
Jeannette Lummis
Tom Bianco and Michele LeConey
Siobhan Michaud
Pat Tamaki
Marcy Kerr
Colleen Richwall
Ed Keating
Wayne Schofield
John Weaver
Patty Shearer
Marianne and John Vetter
Thanks
that never rests, has been arranging the best ski trips to great
destinations for YOU, the members! We work very hard to provide
trips with pricing options, which is a ‘must’ in today’s economy.
Last, but certainly not least, I would like to say a big THANK YOU
to all of our Trip Leaders from this past ski season. All of them did
a wonderful job in ensuring our trips ran smoothly.
Speaking of Trip Leaders, if you would like to get more involved
then take the extra step to be a Trip Leader or simply join the Winter
Trip Committee. I know you all have skills which the Club would
benefit from by joining our team. It’s a wonderful feeling to know that
you’ve made a personal contribution to an already great organization.
If you’re interested in getting involved just contact Patty Shearer,
Winter Trip Chair, at 856-778-4657 or [email protected].❖
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Fall Line’s MS Bike team:
Get ready for the Challenge!
September 24 & 25, 2011
By Melanie Sawicki
I’m sure some of us are all looking back at the past ski season (like I
am) and saying to ourselves that if only I was in better shape I could
have handled that slope a little better or that I would not have had to
stop skiing at 2:00 because I was so exhausted. Staying in shape during
the summer is one way to get ready for the 2012 ski season which
STARTS in only eight months!! ;-) You are probably wondering what
you are going to do to stay in shape? Well, I might have a solution for
you... Biking! Join the Fall Line MS Bike team and we will work
together to get ready for the MS Bike ride (and don’t forget about getting
ready for that ski slope that took you out the previous season). The “MS
City to Shore” ride is a charity bike ride that takes place September 24
& 25. The MS organization is in its 31st year. Last year about seven
thousand riders joined the cause to fight Multiple Sclerosis. Named by
Bicycling Magazine as the “Best Cycling Getaway in NJ” a rider can
choose to ride one or two days totaling 25, 50, 75, 150, or 175 miles.
Prior to the main event, the Fall Line MS team will go on practice rides
together to train for the main MS Charity event.
Look for my next article and I will give you more reasons why joining
the Fall Line MS biking team will make you a better person. Are you
ready for the Challenge! Riding for this charity and your donation and
donations from others will help create a world free of MS. ❖
See you on the road!
Melanie Sawicki
Cell phone: 609-313-2643
email: [email protected]
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PRESIDENT’S
MESSAGE
he Spring Fling is now history and what a party it was.
If you missed it, we had a delicious dinner at
Carlucci’s Waterfront with dancing all night long. We
also had a Chinese auction where many lucky winners walked
away with some great prizes.
With summer right around the corner, the Social Events
Committee has been very busy planning many spectacular
adventures. There are many activities planned and no matter
what events you enjoy participating in there is something for you.
Not only has the Social Events Committee been busy, but the
The Garden State
Craft Brewer Guild
15th Annual Beer Festival
to be held aboard the
BATTLESHIP NEW JERSEY.
Saturday, June 18th
1pm to 5pm
Tickets: $45 and you must be over 21.
This is a non-Fall Line event, but since our own
Wayne Schofield is a volunteer to the ship,
those that have gone in the past had a blast.
Rain or shine under the tents on the ship.
The cost includes logoed sampling glass
and a self-guided tour of the ship.
Food and specialty vendors and live music
from the CABIN DOGS!
SAMPLE GREAT BEERS FROM:
Basil T’s, Cricket Hill, Flying Fish, Gaslight,
Harvest Moon, High Point, Iron Hill, JJ Bitting,
New Jersey Beer Co.
Pizzeria Uno, River Horse, Ship Inn,
Trap Rock Restaurant and Brewery,
Triumph, Tun Tavern.
Ticket Sales respond right to the ship
856-966-1652 x107
Visit WWW.njbeer.org and
www.battleshipnewjersey
for additional information
Getting to the ship: www.njtransit.com,
www.riverline.com, www.riverlinkferry.org
Winter Trip Committee has been burning the midnight oil setting
up 2012 ski trips. The dates and destinations have been selected;
check out next year’s trips because in July sign-ups begin.
Fall Line Ski Club needs your help! With one European
trip, five western trips, and four New England trips, we are
looking for trip leaders. Whether you’re an experienced trip
leader or want to run your first trip, now is the time to step
forward and get involved. ❖
Bill Roehner
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Happy Hours
Happy Hours
Hey Guys and Gals a NEW Happy Hour!!
Jolly’s Dueling Piano Bar
(In Academy House)
1420 Locust St • Phila, PA 19102
June 24, 2011
5pm-7pm happy hour prices
It’s an easy hop on hop off the Patco high-speed line
(12th and 13th) just walk back to 1420, easy.
For you folks who want to drive there is discount parking.
There is indoor and outdoor seating;
they are offering $2 beers, $3 drinks,
½ price wines and ½ starters.
With nice weather, what a great way to spend
a nice night in the city.
The Dueling Piano starts @ 6pm,
for those that have not heard dueling pianos
it’s not a night to miss.
For discount parking coupon:
http://philadelphia.centralparking.com/PhiladelphiaRittenhouse-Square-Parking
2011-2012
WINTER TRIP SCHEDULE
Okemo, Vermont:
December 16 - 18, 2011
Snowbird/Alta, Utah:
January 5 - 10, 2012
Steamboat, Colorado:
January 21 - 28, 2012
Tahoe, Nevada:
February 4 - 11, 2012
Snowmass / Aspen, Colorado:
February 25 - March 3, 2012
Whiteface, New York:
February 3 - 6 2012
Jay Peak, Vermont:
March 1 - 4, 2012
Cortina / Sicily, Italy:
March 10 - 21, 2012
Killington, Vermont:
March 16 - 18, 2012
Winter Park, Colorado:
March 28 - April 2, 2012
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Happy Hours
June 3, 2001
Phily Diner - Happy Hour on the upper deck
31 S Black Horse Pike • Runnemede, NJ 08078
Happy Hour prices are from 4pm until 7pm
Join us on the upper deck and enjoy the
warmer weather as summer is rolling in.
Live entertainment on the deck with two stories,
over 40 plasma and HDTV’s, a brick oven,
and a sports bar that has surpassed
everyone’s expectations.
They are offering reduced price drinks
and ½ price appetizers.
Easy to get to, a little over a mile from the
Jersey Turnpike (exit 3)
and less then two miles from I-295 (exit 28)
June 17, 2001
One of our favorite Summer spots!!!
TOP DOG
2310 West Marlton Pike • Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
Happy Hour prices 4pm to 7pm for drinks
Tell them you are from FLSC and receive a free drink and
free Buffet until 6pm.
They have a great outdoor patio with a DJ
w/ $3 drinks, $3 house wine,
$2 Coors lite, $1 draft.
Hope to see everyone there for our kick off
the SUMMER TIME FUN.
June 21, 2011
Treno Pizza Bar
233 Haddon Ave • Westmont, NJ 08108
www.trenopizzabar.com
From 4-7pm
We are not having a General Meeting
on Tuesday June 21st,
for everyone that would still like to get together
we are meeting at TRENO’s Pizza Bar.
A lot of Fall Liners have asked to go back again
as they had so much fun.
(It was formerly Kitchen 233)
Join us on the new patio they have just opened up.
The are offering $4 well drinks and martinis, $4 wine,
$2 beer’s for all you beer drinkers
Join us for Wood Fired Oven Pizza at a casual bar.
Can’t beat that.
Hope to see everyone there.
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Biking: Atco to Margate • June 4, 2011
By John Kennedy
Fall Line’s annual trek to Margate-by-the-sea takes place
Saturday, June 4. This is a leisurely 55-mile ride through the
Pinelands, past Atsion Lake, through Mays Landing and scenic
Lake Lenape, Egg Harbor Township, and across the Longport
Bridge to the shore. Along the way, we stop for breakfast at
the Red Barn Garden Center on Route 206, visit a favorite
watering hole in Mays Landing, and maybe stop for ice cream
in Somer’s Point before making the final run to Maynard’s
(9306 Amherst Ave.) in Margate. (Did I mention this was a
leisurely ride?) The average pace, when we’re pedaling, is 1416 mph. Expected arrival time at Maynard’s is about 2:30 PM.
This is a great way to start your training for the 65 mile
American Cancer Society ride in July or the 150 mile MS ride
in September.
We meet in the NJ Transit parking lot in Atco around 8AM
and try to start by 8:30. I’ll provide waivers to sign at the
meetings and maps (slightly more detailed this year). Entrance
to the lot is from the northbound lanes (towards Philly) on
Route 73, about a quarter mile north of the Route 30
interchange and about 150 yards south of Jackson Road. We
return to Atco via NJ Transit. Ride your bikes into Atlantic City
(about 5 additional miles) and hop on the train. You can bring
your bikes but they limit them to 2 per car. Cost is about $4. I
hope to have at least one support vehicle to trail our group in
case anyone needs a break from pedaling. If so, I’ll ask for
some donations for gas for the driver(s).
There is no formal signup for this but I’ll be at the meetings
in May and the first one in June to answer any questions. You
can contact me, John Kennedy, at 856-761-2863 or e-mail me
at [email protected] . ❖
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