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Black Diamond
November 2013
Inside this
issue:
The Columbia Ski Club
Why I Am A Member
of CSC
The Presidenti’s Writing Contest
Why I’m a Member of the Columbia Ski Club
Athena Dalrymple
Just as many people believe you have to
be new to Howard County to join
Newcomers of Howard County, so do
many people believe you have to be a
skiier to join and enjoy the Columbia Ski
Club, and I am hear to tell people you can
believe in Santa Claus, but don't believe
in such requirements for joining these
clubs, as it just ain't so! I am one of the
approximately 30% of people in the CSC
who do not ski and love belonging to the
group! CSC has an email list called MTS
which stands for "More Than Ski," and I
participate in many activities through
that.
Some of the many activities I have
enjoyed via MTS include: enjoying hot
cocoa and blueberry bagels with jam and
strawberry cream cheese before a
stimulating pre- and post-talk
surrounding interesting movies at
Sundays at the Charles arranged by
super networker Marge Collins,; enjoying
dinner following super hero and other
action films at Snowden Square arranged
by super Frank Marconi; playing trivia at
Union Jack‘s, and mini-golf at courses all
around the area followed by dinner out
as part of annual mini-golf competitions
arranged by champion competitor Chris
Law; breakfasts at Mimi's, and delicious
chili cook-offs arranged by generous
hosts Pat and Rob Foard; happy hours at
various bars arranged by different
volunteers each time; retirement parties
arranged by people who really have been
able to retire; annual dessert nights at
the beautiful home of gracious hosts
Jeannie and Ted Leoutsakos; a terrific
pool party at the resort-like home of Pete
and Kathie Kunz; go-carting with
dinners that follow arranged by my
loving, go-getting husband Scott; dinner
theatre and birthday celebrations
arranged by energetic-enough-to-be-anactress volunteer coordinator Sue
Muller; Thanksgiving and Cinco de Mayo
dinners at Ravens fan supreme Joyce
Wonka's home; Orioles games and
bullpen parties arranged by Bird fan
Karen Lewis; and so many more fun
things, but I am already over my word
limit I suspect! From Sunday to
Saturday, there are activities going on
through CSC, from weekly to annual
events to look forward to! CSC is also an
organization I have enjoyed planning
activities for myself, some of which
included a weekend trip to Harpers Ferry,
magic show in Baltimore, bowling night
with pizza and soda, and murder mystery
Why I am a member—cont’d on page 4
Next Meeting: Monday, November 11
DoubleTree Inn
Columbia MD
7:30 pm
We are still offering a 50% membership discount for first-time members
Come early; Happy Hour prices at Morgan‘s starting at 6:30
Linger a while after the meeting; Happy Hour prices continue
Columbia Ski Club
1
Athena Dalrymple
President’s Corner
2
Executive Committee
2
Committee Chairs
2
Moose Tracks
3
Kaitlyn’s 5th Birthday
Dinner / Dance for
SIDS
3
Special Events
3
Panzer House
Concerts
3
Cinema Sunday at
the Charles
3
President’s Writing
Contest
4
Get In Shape List
5
Bill Schrodel
Fashion Show for
November Meeting
5
CSC Night at
Princeton Sports
5
BRSC Sanctioned
Trips
4
2014 Ski Trip
Schedule
6-9
BRSC Sanctioned
Trips
7
Preferred Vendors
8
2104 MTS Trip:
Iceland
9
Trip Reservation
Form
10
Activities
11
www.columbiaskiclub.org
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Executive Committee
2012—2013
President/Director
Jim Ferrant
301-514-2378
President-Elect/Director
Gary Prestianni 410-799-4253
Directors
Denise Berger
Joe Brenner
Kat Rhee
Ron Coté
Mike Di Prospero
Linda Doolittle
410-730-8476
443-838-8267
410-465-1926
410-707-3308
410-750-2521
Treasurer
Alexa Fair
410-465-2966
Secretary
John Hubbs
443-280-1892
Committee Chairs
Activities
Deb & Bob McCune 410-637-5454
Sherry March
410-796-5266
Community Service
Sue Muller
301-498-8462
Data Base
Deb McCune
310-637-5454
Hospitality
Christine Hollis
410-381-5642
Membership
Joyce Wronka
410-730-6841
Meetings & Programs
Eliezer Richmond 410-578-0324
More Than Ski
Molly Hochman
410-721-4407
Newsletter
Mario Tinto
301-776-3487
Publicity / Marketing
John Hubbs
443-280-1892
Pete Kuntz
Social
Denise Berger
410-730-8476
Ski Trips
Bill Schrodel
410-795-9294
Web Site
Marc Chidester
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P resident‘s C orner
The ski season opens this month in the western U.S. Several mountains are already
open; watch Twitter and Facebook and stay tuned to the resort updates from Ted
―The Moose‖ Dietz.
Our ski trips are more than 80% sold, SIGN UP NOW for a trip. This really becomes
your best last opportunity to get on a ski trip. The October Ski Magazine reader‘s poll
ranks: Whistler 6th, Big Sky 12th, Snowbird 17th, and Mammoth 14th; in the east,
Whiteface and Sunday River are ranked 10th and 11th. If you are wait-listed for a trip
and the list is long, my advice is to sign up for another trip now. Our Ski Trip
Coordinator and Trip Leaders have begun to drop extra spaces on those trips not yet
sold out
Last month we had Lauren Bunney, a fitness instructor, give us tips on how to get in
shape for the upcoming ski season with some ski-specific exercises. For many of us,
that served as a rude awakening on how unprepared we are for the season. Maximize
your ski experience —GET IN SHAPE NOW!
This month‘s meeting features our annual fashion show, sponsored by Princeton
Sports. The fashion show is entertaining and serves as a teaser for CSC Night at
Princeton Sports. Long time CSC supporter, Alan Davis, of Princeton Sports invites
us from 5-7 p.m. Sunday November 17th to this special night at his Columbia store.
The evening will feature specials on ski clothing, skiing and riding gear, discounted
custom boot fitting, ski tuning clinics, and complementary beer, wine and food. Save
the date for this first CSC Night at Princeton Sports; remember ―CSC MEMBERSHIP
HAS ITS PRIVILEGES‖. If you are in the market for equipment, always consult a local
ski shop. While you could buy online and get a better price, you can‘t get the
individualized attention and assistance that a knowledgeable ski shop can give you.
A better price on the wrong piece of equipment is really not a great deal. Consider
bringing your current equipment in for an evaluation by a professional. For those not
in the market for new skis, ask yourself the following: Do my skis need to be tuned?
Are the edges and bases in good shape? When was the last time they were waxed?
Have the bindings release been checked in a few years or since I picked up weight?
If you say ―no‖ or don‘t know the answer to any of these questions, you likely need
some work done on your skis.
Last month I announced a writing contest: ―Why I am a member of the
CSC?‖ (alternatively, ―Why they are members of the CSC‖). This is open for all CSC
members—both skiers and non-skiers. Check for details in this month‘s newsletter;
prizes are Telluride lift tickets or a weekend at Wisp at Deep Creek Lake, Maryland;
the winner gets the first choice of prize.
This month I want to recognize our Web Team led by Marc Chidester. The team is
composed of Marc, Ron Maseda, and Tom Donohue with regular contributions from
Gary Prestianni as well as from Bob McCune and Sherry March for activities. This
year a concerted effort has been made to upgrade our site based upon our marketing
efforts and to keep our web pages current. Our web site gets over 7000 hits a month
and the team has been working to ensure that it is our most accurate and best
source of information about the activities and news of our club. A special thanks to
Marc, the Web Team and all those individuals that participate in maintaining and
enhancing CSC‘s key information source all year long.
Just point them downhill,
Jim Ferrant
Social Media
Terry McClung
Kat Rhee
The Black Diamond Xpress is published monthly by the
Columbia Ski Club, Inc., a not-for-profit organization
dedicated to the promotion and enjoyment of the sport of skiing.
… and many other activities
Commissary
Ron Maseda
Columbia Ski Club
www.columbiaskiclub.org
November 2013
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As I take pen in hand to write this edition of Moose Tracks …
okay, I confess I am actually using a word processor so I
guess I was just saying that in a literary manner. So if I am
not actually writing with a pen does that mean I am illiterate?
Hmmmm, the things that wander around in my mind when
there is nothing better to think about. But wait! There is
something better to think about; skiing snow out West, ski
resorts opening already, and the forecast for snow in the
Maryland mountains. Now that is something to think about!
Did you know that Arapaho Basin and Loveland are open for skiing with two
trails and a terrain park at the Basin, and six trails at Loveland? This is actually
better than last season. Well over a foot of snow has fallen at these resorts.
Other Western resorts will be open by the middle of November. For those that
wondered if we could really return to skiing in the East, we have done it thanks
to brisk sales by our team of East Coast trip leaders. You just can‘t beat the
affordability of East coast ski trips and it was obviously something we needed
to get back to. Only a few spaces remain on these trips!
You will need something fashionable and warm to wear on your ski trip and
what better way to see all the latest in high tech clothing than to come to our
Fashion Show at our November meeting. There will be music, lights, a talking
moose, and of course, the CSC Super Models.
Our November meeting on the eleventh is Veterans Day; don‘t forget to thank a
veteran for the freedoms that you enjoy.
Special Events
Date
Nov 10
Warren Miller Film—
Ticket to Ride
Dec 7
SIDS Benefit Dance
Dec 8
Toby’s Dinner Theatre.
“Miracle on 34th
Street”
Dec 15
Christmas Caroling
Panzer House
Concerts
Date
Nov 22
While you are thinking about snow, don‘t forget to sign up for a ski trip! It may
be too late to sign up early, but you can still sign up often.
The Moose
Kaitlyn’s 5
th
Event
Artist
John Jennings
Donation $20. BYOB
Light refreshments served. Bring
dessert or appetizer to share if
desired.
Cinema Sunday
at the Charles
Birthday Dinner / Dance for SIDS
Saturday, December 7, 2013 from 6 - 11 p.m.
Dates
Brand new Legacy Hall at the Sykesville Freedom District Fire Department
6680 Sykesville Rd., Sykesville MD 21784
Tickets: $35 per person (or $325 for a table of 10)
Nov.
3, 10, 17
Dec
8, 15
Buy tickets in person, send a check, or buy online
BYOB
Details at: www.kaitlynsdance.com
Board of Directors Business Meetings are held on the first Monday of each month at 7:00 pm, in the Owen Brown Community
Center. Business meetings are open to all members.
Please contact the President ([email protected]) in advance to have an item included on the agenda.
Columbia Ski Club
www.columbiaskiclub.org
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Why I am a member—cont’d from pg 1
dinner at Greek restaurant Ikaros using Groupon
and Living Social deals.
What is the best part of belonging to
CSC? Having a second family who has been
there in good times and bad. I lost two parents
within a year and some members drove all the
way down to Silver Spring to attend my father's
wake and all the way up to Sykesville to attend
my step-mother's memorial service, and several
members also bought flowers to express their
sympathy, with Eli Conner even shocking us by
generously providing four beautiful floral
arrangements that were used for both the stage at
the service, and tables at the reception that
followed. People at CSC have warm hearts. I feel
lucky to be a part of the group and give thanks to
the many members who for some time kept
suggesting I join. People do others a service
when they get friends to join, and thus I have also
encouraged my friends and my brother to join
and am happy several of them have taken me up
on the suggestion. If you are reading this and
aren't a member yet, join now! Membership is
half price for brand new members for the first
time ever this year, and this might not be
repeated next year!
So in summation, why am I a member of
CSC? Because it's good for me and I hope I am
also helping to bring a bit of sunshine into the
lives of others in the club. I welcome
opportunities to help others smile and if you do,
too, become a member!
Athena Dalrymple
The President‘s Writing Contest
Win Lift Tickets for Telluride
The President is sponsoring a writing contest, with the theme ―Why I am a member of the
CSC‖ (alternatively, ―Why they are members of the CSC‖).
Entries should be between 300 – 400 words. Winning entries will appear in each of the November and
December Newsletters. The first, submitted by Athena Dalrymple is printed in this edition (see page 1)
Entries should be forwarded to the President at:
[email protected]
and should be submitted by Nov. 15.
First Place Prize —Two (2) ―Comp Three Day Lift Tickets‖ for Telluride. That is six days of skiing (or
three days each for two people) any time from 11/28/2013 – 4/6/2014.
Estimated value: $600
Second Place Prize — One free 2014-2015 CSC membership (individual or family) PLUS a weekend (2
days, Sat/Sun) WISP Mtn. Resort Companion Pass for the 2013-14 season, a lesson with national ski patrol
ski and toboggan instructor, and two nights lodging at Jim's ski house.
Lodging dates — Lodging dates must be confirmed as being available between the beginning of the
season through February 24th 2014, before Jim heads west.
Columbia Ski Club
www.columbiaskiclub.org
November 2013
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Forget the packing list.
What about the Get-In-Shape list ?
It‘s that time of the year to start to think about the upcoming ski season. Resorts out west are counting down
the days ‗til opening, and Facebook has tons of resorts showing the first signs of snowfall in the higher
elevations.
Now reflect back on last ski season and then think back on the first ski trips you went on. How many of you
came to the realization that you needed to get in shape to ski, really? How many days, weeks or months do you
have to spend getting ready to ski out west? For me the experience at Highland Bowl at 11,500 feet and hiking
up an additional 800 feet with my skis strapped to my back and navigating the ridge line as I sucked air was an
eye-opener. Especially as the young, and even not-so-youthful ladies marched by saying ―oh, this is my third
time up today‖. It made me say ―next year I am going to be in better shape for the ski season.‖
To this end, there were a large group of us at the ―Sea Gull Century‖ bike ride on October 5 th. In preparation, I
biked 1,100 miles this summer and did both the ―Bay to Bay‖ 77-mile and ―Bike to See‖ 100-mile rides to
supplement my training. Last year I did the Metric Century ride and was very excited to do the full Century ride
this year. Bruce, Dave, and Tom met me at the start of the race for a photo opportunity and we met up at the rest
stops, while Joan and Tom rode alongside of me throughout the event.
Having biked all summer and completed the Sea Gull Century less than two weeks ago, I thought I was in really
good shape. Well, not really. At this month‘s meeting, Lauren Bunney of Arsenal Fitness did a demonstration of
―Functional Training‖ that simulated your skiing actions. We did 3 sets of 10 repetitions each of squats,
modified push-ups, and lunges that took us, maybe, 10 to 15 minutes in total. Guess what? I hurt more after this
short exercise than after 6 hours and 15 minutes on the Sea Gull Century. The moral here is that you have to do
the exercises that most simulate the physical activity you will do on the mountain as you prepare for the ski
season. That‘s why they call it ―Functional Training‖.
So here‘s my take-away. It‘s not too late to get out, walk, run, do some air squats, lunges, and pushups now.
The dividends are well worth the extra time you will enjoy on the mountain in this sport we all love. Who knows,
your doctor may say, ―hey, what have you done that has gotten your HDL up to goal?‖
Tell a friend to check out our ski schedule. We have some great trips and openings on Whistler, Mammoth,
White Face, Sunday River, Cortina, and Snowbird.
Think Snow,
Bill Schrodel
CSC Night at Princeton Sports
Sunday, November 17th
5—7 p.m.
Ski Apparel Fashion Show
At the November 11th General Meeting
Come to see the latest in ski apparel
modeled by your fellow CSC members
Sponsored by Princeton Sports
Long-time CSC supporter, Alan Davis of Princeton Sports,
invites us to a special night at his Columbia store.
Featured will be specials on:
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Ski clothing;
Skiing & riding gear;
Discounted custom boot fittings;
Ski tunining clinics
Complementary beer, wine, and food.
Save the date for what we hope is merely the first CSC
Night at Princeton Sports
Columbia Ski Club
www.columbiaskiclub.org
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Ski Trips 2014


January 12—19
(MLK Weekend)
$1505 per person
Trip includes:
January 17-20
$495 per person
Trip includes:
R/T air from BWI & ground
transfers;
7 nights lodging at The Cliff
Lodge;
Ski in / Ski out
Baggage handing at resort;
6 day combo Snowbird / Alta lift
tickets;
Spacious rooms w/ two queen
beds;
Outdoor heated pool, 3 hot tubs;
World class spa;
Rooftop pool and hot tub
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Kat Rhee
410-465-1926
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
Joan Pamperian
410-294-4143
[email protected]
R/T motor coach from
Columbia;
3 nights lodging at Northwood‘s
Lake Placid Inn—in the heart of
Lake Placid Village;
Hot buffet breakfast included;
Welcome reception;
Two day lift ticket tickets w/
optional 1/2 day for Monday;
Optional reduced-price bobsled
or skeleton run ($50);
Greatest vertical drop in the
east, at 3,430 ft
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Alvin Friendlich
410-218-2242
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
Mario TInto
301-776-3487
[email protected]
Crested Butte, CO
January 19-26
$1415 per person
Trip includes:
R/T air from BWI & ground
transfers;
7 nights lodging at Grand Lodge
Emmons Suites w/ kitchenette;
At base area w/ short walk to lift;
Daily breakfast buffet—only
$9.50
Town bus pickup at our door;
A plenitude of dining options
close to the Lodge;
On-mountain dining at the worldfamous (and only) Ice Bar;
300 inches of snow annually /
121 trails;
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Only a few
Ted Dietz
spots remain
410-353-4467
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
Michelle Horton
301-572-6031
[email protected]
For more complete details on any specific trip, please see the flyers on the club’s website:
http://www.columbiaskiclub.org/skitrips/tabid/55/Default.aspx
Please note that prices are subject to change as a result of unforeseeable circumstances, such as increases in
airline fuel charges, fees, or taxes.
Columbia Ski Club
www.columbiaskiclub.org
November 2013
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Vail, CO
Big Sky, MT
Jan 31—Feb 9
(BRSC)
February 15—21
Trip includes:
BRSC events.
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Only a few
spots remain
Mike DiProspero
410-365-6782
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leaders:
Jan O’Connor
443-621-1767
[email protected]
$1795 per person
Trip includes:
R/T air from BWI & ground
transfers;
9 nights lodging at Vail Cascade
Resort & Spa;
Ski in / Ski out w/ private lift;
Award-winning Spa;
Feb 22—Mar 1
$1680 per person
$2420 per person
7 of nine day lift tickets, good at
Vail, Beaver Creek,
Breckenridge, Keystone, and ABasin;
Hotel rooms w/ one king or two
queen beds;
Infinity pool + three hot tubs;
Whistler/Blackcomb,
Canada
Trip includes:
R/T air from BWI & ground
transfers;
Lodging at the Valley Suites at
the Lodge in the Mountain
Village;
5 day lift tickets for Big Sky &
Moonlight Basin;
Complimentary daily breakfast;
R/T air from BWI & ground
transfers;
7 nights lodging at Coast
Blackcomb Suites on Blackcomb
Mountain;
2BR condos w/ full kitchen &
fireplace;
Montainside ski in / ski out;
Slope-side ski access;
Complimentary hot buffet
breakfast daily
Baggage handing at resort;
Heated indoor pool, 4 hot tubs;
Optional activities includes—
snowmobile tour of Yellowstone,
Nat‘l Park, zipline through the
forest above the base area, more
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Gary Prestianni
410-799-4253
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
Pat D’Adamo
410-740-4946
[email protected]
Ted Miksinski
310-525-5289
5 of 6 day lift tickets;
Outdoor heated pool;
Pool and hot tub;
Shuttle service to / from Whistler
Village.
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Dave Hodges
301-412-3352
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
Deb Dwyer
443-802-3731
Don‘t Forget the BRSC Sanctioned Trips
A number of trips offered by the various BRSC member clubs have been sanctioned. This means that any
member of a club affiliated with the BRSC may participate in one of the sanctioned trips without the
burden—and cost—of joining the club that is sponsoring the trip.
To view the list of BRSC sanctioned trips available to you, go to:
http://www.skicouncil.com/tripsbydate.htm
Columbia Ski Club
www.columbiaskiclub.org
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Jackson Hole, WY
Sunday River, ME
March 1—8
March 2—7
$1470 per person
$575 per person
Trip includes:
Cortina, Italy
(BRSC)
March 7—15
$2700 per person
Trip includes:
R/T air from BWI to Jackson Hole
Airport + ground transfers;
7 nights lodging at Parkway Inn;
Three blocks from historic town
square;
Private CSC & public buses to
Jackson Hole Mountain;
Four day lift ticket for Jackson
Hole;
One day lift ticket &
transportation to Grand Targhee;
Daily continental breakfast;
Pool, hot tub, fitness center;
Pre-trip, welcome, On-trip, &
post-trip parties;
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Sold Out
Wait-Listed
Terry McClung
410-530-0620
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
Marc Chidester
443-631-1506
marc_chidester@yahoo,com
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Trip includes:
5 nights at Jordan Grand Hotel
R/T air & ground transfers;
5.5 day lift tickets;
5 adult perfect turn clinics;
7 nights lodging at four-star
Hotel Ancora
Buffet breakfast & dinner daily;
Welcome reception;
BRSC parties and events;
Pre-trip & post-trip parties;
Welcome party, local guide for
local activities & daily tours;
Many optional daily excursions
available;
Oh, and skiing too—122
groomed trails, 87 miles of trails,
6624 ft vertical drop;
Optional Venice pre-trip—3
nights lodging w/ daily breakfast
(approx $640);
Optional Florence post-trip—4
nights lodging w/ daily breakfast
(approx. $610);
For more information contact:
On-trip activities;
Annual snowfall: 167 inches;
16 lifts, 742 skiable acres, 2340
ft. vertical rise.
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Pete Beck
443-280-4682
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
Eliezer Richmond
410-578-0324
[email protected]
Trip Leader:
Cathy Homens
410-796-1190
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
John Hubbs
443-280-1892
[email protected]
Preferred Vendors
Below are the retailers who have agree to provide discounts to CSC members. As the list of vendors
willing to provide discounts to CSC members grows, we will provide that information.
Ski Shoppe, Ltd.
Ski Haus Sports Center
202 Main St.
824 East College Parkway
Reisterstown, MD
Annapolis, MD.
www.skishoppeltd.com
www.skihaussports.com
Columbia Ski Club
www.columbiaskiclub.org
November 2013
Mammoth, CA
March 15—22
$1630 per person
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MTS 2014
Iceland
September 20—27, 2014
$2550 per person
Trip includes:
R/T air from BWI & ground
transfers;
7 nights accommodations at
Mammoth Mountain Inn;
Across the street from gondola;
5 of 6 day lift tickets, 6th day
optional;
Welcome reception;
Heated pool & hot tubs;
3,500 skiable acres, 400‖ of
snowfall annually
Beer tasting at Mammoth
Brewery Company;
Complimentary on-call shuttle
service;
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Molly Hochman
410-721-4407
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
Linda Doolittle
410-707-6451
[email protected]
Trip includes:
R/T air from Dulles to Reykjavik
& ground transfers;
Private coach for touring, w/
licensed tour guide for entire
stay;
Tour of the entire island
country—the land
of Fire and Ice;
Sold Out
6 nights lodging;
Wait-Listed
6 breakfasts, 5 dinners;
See icebergs, glaciers, lava
fields, geysers, steep
mountains, narrow fjords;
Emergency medical insurance;
Optional extension to London
Payment Schedule:
$200 Deposit; $200 by 7/8, $200 by 8/12,
$200 by 9/9, $200 by 10/14, $200 by
11/11. $200 by 12/9, $200 by 1/13/14,
$200 by 2/10, $200by 3/10, $200 by 4/14,
$200 by 5/12, $150 (or balance) by 6/9
For more information contact:
Trip Leader:
Gary Battel
301-524-5739
[email protected]
Assistant Trip Leader:
Sherry Panzer
301-580-9401
[email protected]
For complete details on the MTS trip to Iceland, please see the flyer on the CSC website:
http://www.columbiaskiclub.org/morethanskiing/morethanskitrips/tabid/62/Default.aspx
Columbia Ski Club
www.columbiaskiclub.org
COLUMBIA SKI CLUB
Trip Reservation Form
TRIP: ___________________________________________
Date Received: ________________
Please Print Clearly!
TSA REQUIRED INFORMATION
FULL NAME:(first, middle, and last) as it appears on Passport, Drivers License or Military ID
_________________________/___________________________/___________________________________
Male ____ Female ____ Date of Birth (YYYY/MM/DD): _____________/_______/_______
ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________________________________
CITY: _________________________________________________. STATE: _____. ZIP: _________________
PHONE: Home: _____________________ Day: ____________________ Cell: ___________________________
E-MAIL: ____________________________________________________________________________________
Smoker ___ Non- Smoker ___ Roommate preference: _______________________________________________
Emergency contact: _____________________________________________ Phone: _______________________
Skier Ability: Green ____ Blue ____ Black ___ (Ski Trips Only)
BRSC Club ___________________________________________
INTERNATIONAL TRIP PARTICIPANTS
PASSPORT # _________________________________ EXPIRATION DATE: __________________
COUNTRY OF CITIZENSHIP: ________________________________________________________
I, the undersigned, have read and understand the Columbia Ski Club Trip Rules, Cancellation Policies and
Illness/Injury Policies. Furthermore, I acknowledge that travel and sports involves substantial and inherent
risks, hazards and dangers that may result in injury or damage to property. I accept and assume any and all
risks and dangers associated with such activities and hereby release the Columbia Ski Club, its officers,
directors, trip leaders and members from any liability, damages or claims arising from any injury or property
damage sustained by me on any CSC activity or event.
SIGNATURE: ____________________________________________________DATE: __________________
PARENT/GUARDIAN SIGNATURE: __________________________________DATE: __________________
(If participant is under 18 years of age the parent/guardian must co-sign this form. If the parent /guardian designates a
club member to act in their behalf, a notarized letter of their intent must be on file with the club.)
A c t i v i t i e s
November 2013
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Nov 2
Annual Chili Hiike—Hike 6 miles in Patapsco Park followed by a chili lunch at Dan and
Sherry's. Meet at Dan and Sherry's house at 9am. Contact Dan or Sherry at
[email protected].
Nov 3
Cinema Sunday at the Charles. Cinema Sundays at the Charles Theater—9:30 a.m. Cost:
$15.00 includes ticket and a simple brunch: a buffet of Sam's bagels and cream cheese,
gourmet Coffee Mill coffee, tea, and steaming hot chocolate. Seating fills up fast so get
there at 9:30 am to secure a table. Brunch begins at 9:45 am. The film begins at 10:30 am
followed by a spirited Q & A discussion. Titles are generally announced the week before
each screening on the web site and in the Today section of The Baltimore Sun each Friday.
Contact Marge C. by email [email protected] or 410-340-6645
Nov 5
Happy Hour—from 4:30-8:00 at Eggspectation bar at 6010 University Blvd. [near Snowden
River Pkwy and Rts 108/100], Ellicott City. It's my Birthday, so come raise a glass. HH
prices from 3:00-8:00 (I'll be there around 4:30). Draft beer 2.90/16 oz., 3.40/22 oz., domestic
beer 2.40, rail drinks 3.50 and house wines 3.50. Appetizers $2.00 off, 1/2 price
burgers. Run your own tab or pay as you go. All are welcome. Contact Alexa Fair at
[email protected] or 410-465-2966
Nov 8
Silent Movie Night 11/8/2013 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Join Alexa and Tom for Silent Movies at St. Peter's on 11/8/13. Dinner is at 7:00 pm, Movie
is at 8:00 pm. Cost TBD. Contact Alexa ([email protected]) to RSVP.
Nov 10
Cinema Sunday at the Charles. See Nov 3 for details
Nov 10
Come to Warren Miller's 64th film, Ticket to Ride! Showings at 3pm and 6 pm. At the Naval
Heritage Center (naval memorial), 701 Penna. Ave., NW in Washington DC. See
announcement in this newsletter for more detail.
Nov 11
Monthly General meeting at the Doubletree Inn.
Nov 16
Adopt-a-Road—meet Pat and Rob at 9:00am at Princeton Sports in Columbia for our
quarterly road cleanup. Bring gloves and wear clothes appropriate for working on the
road. Lunch for participants after the road clean-up will be provided by Princeton
Sports. Contact Pat at [email protected] to RSVP.
Nov 16
Learn to Curl—Learn how to curl at the National Curling Center in Laurel Maryland, and play
an actual (abbreviated) game with the aid of trained Curling Club volunteer instructors. All
you need to bring is warm clothes (layers) and reasonably clean sneakers. All equipment
provided. Cost will be $20-$29 depending on the number of participants we get, so invite
your friends, non-members are welcome! Advance sign-up required. Optional dinner
afterwards. Contract Scott at [email protected] or 410-701-0741.
Nov 17
Cinema Sunday at the Charles. See Nov 3 for details
Nov 22
Panzer House Concert - Acoustic music in an intimate setting at the Panzer home in
Columbia. Featuring John Jennings. Show starts at 7:30 pm. Suggested donation of $20.00.
BYOB. Light refreshments served. Bring dessert or appetizer to share if desired. Doors
open at 6:30pm. Reservations required. Please RSVP to Sherry P. at [email protected]
or 410-531-9233
Dazzle Dash—Volunteers Needed. The Howard County Hospital Dazzle Dash will be
Nov 23, 24
Saturday & Sunday, November 23 & 24. CSC has volunteered at the Symphony of Lights
since 1999, this will mark our 15th year. We need a team of volunteers each evening to kick
off this event. The hours are 4:00—7:00 pm on Saturday, and 3:30—7:00 pm on Sunday.
email Gary at [email protected] to sign up.
Dec 7
SIDS Benefit Dance—7:-00—11:00 pm. At the brand new Legacy Hall at the Sykesville
Freedom District Fire Department, in Sykesville, MD
Dec 8
Cinema Sunday at the Charles. See Nov 3 for details
Dec 8
Toby‘s Dinner Theatre—We‘re off to see a holiday favorite, ―Miracle on 34th Street‖. Doors
open at 5PM. Group ticket price is $42.50 and includes buffet dinner and salad bar along
with tax, partial gratuity and one fabulous show! contact Sue for more info at 301 498*8462
or [email protected]. Money will be collected at the November meeting
Columbia Ski Club
www.columbiaskiclub.org
Annual SIDS Benefit Dance
Saturday, Dec 7
at the Sykesville Freedom District Fire Department
Screening of Warren Miller’s 64th Film: Ticket to Ride
Sunday Nov. 10 at 3 pm & 6 pm
at US Naval Heritage Center
CSC Night at Princeton Sports
5-7 pm, Sunday, November 17
(see pg 5 for details)
The Columbia Ski Club
P.O. Box 204
Columbia, MD 21045
www.columbiaskiclub.org