Slopes - Buck Ridge Ski Club

Slopes
&
Trails
November
20132008
March
CLUB NEWS & NOTES
Members attending the October meeting received a Me diterranean Tour with Ed Sobelewski as he sailed around Italy
this past summer. In November look forward t o trekking the
Tibetan highlands with Paula Kram p.
Our Holiday Social has been confirmed for a return to
Riverwinds on the Delaware River in West Deptford, New
Jersey this ye ar. Mark your calendar for December 11 (the
usual meeting night); see the reservation form on page 4.
The response to the lodge privilege option on your membership renewal form has exceeded expectations. For the
full lodge report on the fall work party and improvements
see the full story in column 2.
There was also a little added excitement when two sort-of
-elderly members arrived late, escorted in by a somewhat
disbelieving police officer after a minor traffic incident. Although there were no injuries cars were towe d. Where else
would a long time Buck RIdger be expected to go? Their
names are being withheld pending a full police inve stigation,
but Mary Ann Popm a’s grandson Joey O’har a’s account of
the incident below may provide some clue s...
Where do ski club members ask to be taken after a run-in with the law?
www.buckr
idges kiclub.org
www.buckr
idges kiclub.or
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STATE OF THE LODGE
Thanks to all the
club members who
included the lodge
privilege option when
renewing their membership. Over 55% of
renewals to date
have included the
lodge option. This has
exceeded our expectations and should
help put the Lodge
on a firmer financial
footing going into the
season. To help keep
this in perspective,
most clubs with a
lodge have membership fees in the hundreds of dollars!
With a turnout of 11, our fall work party was a big success. In addition t o the usual chores, the living area thermostat s were re-wired to m ake it e asier to ensure the he at
is turned off; the emergency exit ladder from the upstairs
bunkroom was replaced with a metal ladder and supports
(whoever heard of a wooden fire escape?!?); the upstairs
bunkroom was completely taped, spackled, and repainted;
and the lodge signpost , which had been listing at a 45degree angle t owards the r oad, was re-set and the lighting
re-worked. We were lucky to get to the sign before it
ended up in the road! With a nod to Joe Sheffer and his
wife on past wor k parties, Lydia and George Fitz made a
fine pair as “chefs d’cuisine*”. Lydia was also an unst oppable cleaning machine, finding places I never knew existed
to scrub down. Plus Bob Thom pson staged a one -man
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OFFICERS OF THE BUCK RIDGE SKI CLUB
Deadline for articles for the Slopes and Trai ls is the
15th of the month. Send submissions to:
Mike Fernandez
1118 Kings Highway
Swedesboro, NJ 08085
Phone: 609-254-8461
Email: [email protected]
For a paper copy of the monthly newsletter, please
contact Bi ll Raney at 610-356-5199 to be placed on the
mailing list, or download from the web site.
President
Dan Aronson
[email protected]
215-643-7252
Vice-President
John Theodore
[email protected]
610-623-3737
Secretary
Pat Beccia
[email protected]
610-664-9506
Treasurer
Linda Bailey
[email protected]
610-789-6823
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Activity Treasurer Dave Singer
[email protected]
Biking Chair
856-261-7187
vacant
Paddling Chair
M ichael Fernandez
[email protected]
Hiking Chair
Mel Stiles
[email protected]
Lodge Chair
M ike Fernandez
[email protected]
Program Chair
M aryAnn Thomas
[email protected]
Ski Chair
Dan Aronson
[email protected]
EPSC Council Rep. M aryAnn Thomas
[email protected]
609-254-8461
609-230-5046
609-254-8461
610-648-0249
215-643-7252
610-648-0249
W O O D B R I D G E LODGE
Lodge Reservation Chair
Lydia Hill, 1701 School House Lane, Ambler, PA 19002 Ph: 215-760-3322 / eMail: [email protected]
Lodge Telephone Number 802-464-6591
Only if you have been repeatedly unsuccessful contacting the reservation chair for a key should you
Contact the following people:
Mel Stiles 609-230-5046 / M ike Fernandez 609-254-8461 / Glenn Weisel 570-257-0271
ME MBE RSHIP
C H A N G E O F A D DR E SS
BRSC is an outdoor club for people of all ages wh o
If you are moving or changing your email address
and want to keep Slopes & Tra ils in your mailbox
enjoy companionship in outdoor activities.
For a membership appli cation and procedures
for joining, visit our website
(www.buckridgeskiclub.org) or contact:
Mary Ann Popma, Membership Chair
1037 Warren Road, West Chester, PA 19382
email: mapopma@veri zon.net / ph. 610-692-5928
or inbox, pleas e notify:
Merle Roemer
4 Anser Lane
Lewes, DE 19958
E-mail: [email protected]
R EGULAR ME ET IN GS AR E T HE SE C OND W E DNE SDA Y O F T HE MO NT H, 8 pm AT
S PRINGFIEL D MAS ONIC HA LL ON RT 4 2 0 , S PRIN GFIEL D (D EL AWAR E CO.) PA.
NO MEET IN G IN J UN E, J UL Y, OR A UGUS T.
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ACTIVITIES
& TRIPS
HIKING
S K I I N G - ON THE
CHEAP!!
For folks not joining us or otherwise
getting out west this coming season, why
not spend some time at the Woodbridge
Lodge? Everyone likes to save a little green
for more après-ski enjoyment! Our Lodge will help hold your
nightly costs down, and ther e are plenty of options for discounted lift tickets to area resorts.
Many areas now sell frequent skier cards that provide discounted tickets either at the ticket window or, as at Stratton,
by scanning in the lift line. In addition, both Stratton and Mt
Snow now offer discounted advance ticket sales through their
web sites. These advance ticket sales are a lot like buying an
airline ticket - you never know what the cost will be until you
visit the site. Some days you may get a discount of over 60%
off window rates - other days maybe $5. You won’t know until
you visit the website.
The Eastern Pennsylvania Ski Council offers advance purchase ticket vouchers for discounted tickets to a number of ski
areas in Pennsylvania, New York, and New England. These
must be purchased on line thru the EPSC. Visit their website at
www.easternpaskicouncil.org/, click “read more” under discount lift tickets, then “list all products” under order discount
tickets. Be sure to read the restrictions on use and returns.
In addition to the advance purchase ticket vouchers, the
EPSC Council Awareness Days offers discounted tickets at Mt
Snow. For 2014 the dates are Jan 10-12 (Fr/Sa/Su); Feb 21-23
(Fr/Sa/Su); and Mar 14-16 (Fr/Sa/Su). Tickets, purchased in
person from the group sales office, are $45/$53/$49 (Fr/Sa/
Su). See the EPSC web site for more details. You must show
your EPSC club membership card at the time of purchase to
get this pricing.
Another alternative for discounted tickets is through one of
the Connecticut Ski Council clubs. The CSC has negotiated the
greatest number of discount days and the biggest discounts at
most Vermont and some New Hampshire ski areas. The cheapest and easiest way to join a CSC club is the CAST (Connecticut
Après Ski Team) club, a “virtual” ski club that exists only on
the internet. CAST membership is $10 single / $15 family, and
your membership card will get you the CSC Awareness Day
discounts. See page 9 in this newsletter for information on
CAST membership and lift ticket discounts.
And finally, don’t forget some of the smaller ski areas.
Bromley and Magic both offer affordable mid-week tickets.
Magic is only open Thursday thru Sunday, but Thursday pricing
is set to “throw you back” to the seventies &
eighties in terms of cost. What a deal! See you
there!
Fall 2013 Short Hike Schedule
BRSC Wednesday hikes are in high gear and
will continue later into the season this year with some new
destinations.
The meeting place is at Granite Run Mall, Route 1 entrance
traffic light, next to the McDonalds Restaurant. Drive in the
entrance street, and park on the back side of the curb in the
mall lot.
Meeting time is 9:15 am to arrange car pools and
parking, leaving promptly at 9:30 am. Please bring lunch, dress
in layers w/small back pack and $ for driver(s)!
Be sure to contact the trip leader in advance, as the schedule is subject to change at the whim of the group!
Hikes are approximately 5-7 miles and easy to moderate in
difficulty. Consider wearing comfortable hiking shoes and
bringing extra shoes since some hikes can be muddy. Questions? Mel Stiles phone: 609-230-5046. Email: [email protected].
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November 6
November 13
November 20
November 27
December 4
December 11
Ridley Creek SP
Delaware and Raritan Canal SP (NJ)
French creek SP
Maurice River Bluffs (NJ)
Evansburg SP
Schuylkill Canal Park
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December 18
White Clay Creek SP
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Brandywine Creek Park hike
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Please join us at
River Winds Restaurant
for the
Buck Ridge Ski Club Holiday Social
Our club had such a great time last year at RiverWinds* we decided to do it again!
Date: Wednesday, 12/11/13
Address: 1075 Riverwinds Drive, West Deptford, NJ 08096
Cost: $34.95 per person for dinner
Times: 6:00-7:00pm cocktail hour (cash bar with mixed drinks, beer and wine); 7:00pm to 10:30pm dinner and program.
Dinner: Join members and guests in Riverwinds banquet room, overlooking the Delaware River waterfront, for the Riverwin ds Banquet Dinner, with 3 choices (pick one) consisting of:
Parmesan Crusted Chicken sea red chicken b reast in parmesan panko bread cru mbs topped with a tomato cream sau ce;
Pesto Crusted Salmon Atlantic Salmon en crusted with herb pesto & panko bread cru mbs topped with a roasted garlic
crea m sauce;
Grilled Filet Mignon 8oz grilled to perfection topped with a demi-glaze.
Each entre will be served with a choice of fr esh seasonal garden vegetable and a starch. Also included is a Mesclun salad tossed in
our homemade balsamic vinaigrette dressing, assorted breads & butter, unlimited soft drinks and assorted deserts.
Program: Nancy Wick Beard will be showing all of the latest in skis and skiwear with a fashion show. Again this year we will be
having our award presentations, so come out and recognize those individuals who have made major contributions to our club.
Transportation: Please call number below if you are interested in participating in carpooling and/or helping some of our members
get to the event and call if you are in need of assistance to get to River Winds.
*Riverwinds Riverfront Restaurant is located in the “Riverwinds” complex, a West Deptford Community Center extraordinaire. It is part of the sprawing facility
consisting of a fitness/community center, golf and tennis center and an 18 hole golf course. There are paved walking trails throughout the facility as well as a beautiful waterfront viewing area right on the shore of the Delaware, which is lighted for evening strolls and relaxing.
Please complete form below with entrée choices cir cled for each person and send to:
Mel Stiles - 435 Country Way - Mickleton, NJ 08056-1251. DEADLIN E IS 12/01/2013.
Questions: 609-230-5046.
Please make check payable to: Buck Ridge Ski Club
Name ___________________________________________
Choice:
Fish
Chicken
Beef
Phone: ____________________________ Email ____________________________________
Name ___________________________________________
Choice:
Fish
Chicken
Beef
Phone: ____________________________ Email ____________________________________
Name ___________________________________________
Choice:
Fish
Chicken
Beef
Phone: ____________________________ Email ____________________________________
Name ___________________________________________
Choice:
Fish
Chicken
Beef
Phone: ____________________________ Email ____________________________________
Name ___________________________________________
Choice:
Fish
Chicken
Phone: ____________________________ Email ____________________________________
Beef
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ODDS ‘N ENDS
UPCOMING PROGRAMS:
PROGRAMS :
Get to know your fellow Buck Ridgers!
November 13 - Travels to Tibet with w orld
traveler Paula Kramp
December 11 - Holiday Social at Riverwind s
January 8 - Winter Board Meeting
February - T BD
March - TBD
April 9 - Paddling the Georgian Bay of
Ontario with Mike Fernandez
May 14 - Ski Season Highlights - bring your
pictures and stories to share.
We meet on the SECOND WEDNESDAY of the
month at 8:00 PM at the Springfield Masonic
H al l, 400 W W oodl and Ave, Springfield, PA 19064. Meeting s are held from September through May.
I’d really l ove to hear from you if you have an
interest i n sharing some of your adventures. We
usually ask the presentation run about a half an
hour or so to all ow for questions and discussi on.
The presentation starts right after the general
business meeting.
We, of c ourse, will keep you inf ormed by our
website, Slopes and Trails, and an occasional
email or two. But feel free to give me a call or
send an email about the programs. Can’t d o it
without you!
Mary Ann T homas
610--648
648--0249
[email protected] / 610
Is this your problem?
I can’t ski because (circle one or more):
My feet are: cold / hurt me / odd sizes
My skis are: too old / too stiff / too soft /
too long / too short
Stop making excuses! Here’s some good independent reviews if you are wondering what skis
or boots to buy. A good independent site with
ski and boot reviews: www.realskiers.com
And for just good detailed boot reviews:
www.bootfitters.com
No more excuses!! Get out and ski!!
Membershi p Updates ...
Christopher Valentinuzzi, husband of Erica (Govan)
Valentinuzzi. Same address as last year.
Linda Scaffidi, significant other of long time member
George Fritz.
Joseph Bernardo
204 Mohegan Street, New Britain, PA 18901
ph: 215-345-4193; email: [email protected]
Act: S
Kevin Buckwalter
410 E. Ninth Avenue, Collegeville, PA 19426
ph: 610-213-5568 (c); Act: S K H B;
email: [email protected]
New (and old) members are reminded that one of the best
ways to communicate with club members is to join our Buck
Ridge Yahoo Group. Just click on the Yahoo Groups icon on the
Buck Ridge Ski Club Web site (www.buckridgeskiclub.org) and
follow the step-by-step instructions. Please join today and
become an informed Buck Ridger. You will be the first to get
notice when newsletters are posted and other late-breaking
news. Do it today!
Why wait for winter? Ladies, if you have been thinking about upgrading your skis (or want to get a
pair for your daughter), here’s a great opportunity!
WOMEN’S SKI SALE
Rossignol B3
Dimensions: L 160; waist 83
A true all mountain, quiver-of-one ski. Good
in powder, crud, & in the woods. Skis come with
small bindings and have been well cared for.
Although a few years old, this is still a great ski.
If you are looking to take a step up from your
older narrow skis, you won’t regret this!
Asking $150
Salomon Scream8 Pilot
Dimensions: L 160; waist 69
An older model, this is deal for someone
looking to move up from an entry level ski. A
good ski for eastern carving. Comes with small
bindings. Good condition. Asking $75
Pictures can emailed or skis can be inspected at a
club meeting with prior notice. Contact Mike Fernandez ([email protected]).
Proceeds benefit Woodbridge Lodge.
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MANAYUNK PADDLE
Ten Buck Ridgers & friends showed up on the riverbank in Manayunk for a glorious day paddling the Schuylkill on September 7. After some brief introductory paddling instructi on for a few folks with minimal experience, we paddled upriver to the
ledges just above the Green Lane Bridge for some snacking and basking on the
rocks. Although water levels were markedly lower than last year - we were unable
to body float thru
the zigzag channel
on the west end of
the ledges - the
current still provided a challenge.
As we continued
upriver towards the
foot of the Flat
Rock rapids, we
had one paddler take an unplanned swim. After making it upstream as far as we
could, we turned around for an easy float back to the launch. We debated paddling downstream towards the Phila Canoe Club, but the lure of the Manayunk
Brew Pub proved too strong to resist. Thanks to Hi dden River Outfitters for
making the boats and equipment available.
Lo d g e Up d a te (Co n tin u ed fro m p a g e 1)
blitzkrieg on the mouse population!
Thanks to Terry McGinn for organizing the work party and to Lydia Hill, Ge orge
Fitzgerald, Bob and Nancy Thomspon, Bernie Kline, Dave Hudson, Laura Harvey and
her sons Brandon and Alexander (who re ally pitched in!) for all their hard wor k, and
to Marj Coar for being there in spirit. Marj was supposed to join us but had a serious
fall - we hope she get s well soon! I do think she would have been hard pressed to
find things for us to do on this work party as she has in the past. As a side note, Bob
and Nancy did the laundry chores in Manche ster where they were able to located a
laundry with high capacity machines. While it certainly is a longer drive than Wilmington, it offer s more leisure activities while waiting for the laundry and the
higher capacity machines saved the club about $50 com pared to Wilmington! Lets
remember that for next season...
I’m sure you will appreciate the improvements when you get up t o the Lodge this
season. The gas fireplace insert provide s the am bience of a wood fire without the
need to haul wood or ashe s, plus it is very efficient. The re-wiring of the thermostats has made a few changes to the opening and closing procedure s during your
stay; we’ll get these posted up there. Until then here’s the important things to
note:
There are now TWO master on-off switche s, located above each living area thermost at. When you arrive for your stay turn
these to ON, then use the thermost at to set the heat. Whe n you leave for your activities during the day lower the thermostat s
as has been past practice. When you le ave to go home at the end of your stay, remember to turn the master on-off switches to
OFF; this will eliminate the problem we had with folks turning the thermostat s all the way down and thinking they were set to
off. Winter heating is one of our biggest expenses, and we need to do all we can to keep it down. The procedures to set the
lower kitchen thermostat and close all doors to the be droom s and lower kitchen when leaving remain the same.
And remember, you now have the option of using the gas fireplace or the north wall heater by using the switch above the
north wall thermostat. If the fireplace goe s out it is most likely because the temperature set at the thermostat has been
reached. One way to reduce the likelihood of this happening is to turn the south wall thermostat down if you will be using the
fireplace.
So plan a trip and enjoy the lodge this se ason. If you have any recommendations or suggestions ple ase let us know. Think
snow!
*For extra credit, can you find Chef George’s Bumbleberry Pie recipe on the home page of the BRSC web site?
Mike Fernandez, Lodge Chair
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BUCK RIDGE SKI SCHEDULE 2013-2014
Dan Aronson, Ski Chair 215-643-7252
DEPO SITS *
DATE
TRIP NAME
LO CATIO N
LEADER
LO DGE PRIVILEG E RATE
REGULAR MEMB ER
& GUES T RATE
Dec 13-15
Fri-Sun
Hunt for Snow I
Vermont Lodge
Mel Stiles
609-230-5046
$40
$60
Jan 24 -26
Fri-Sun
Cross Country
Weekend
Vermont Lodge
Mike Fernandez 609-254-8461
$40
$60
Jan 25-Feb 1
Sat - Sat
ESPC Winter Carnival Aspen, CO
See EPSC web site app $1695 pp
Dave Schoneker 215-822-2179
Jan 29- Feb 2
Family Weekend
Wed - Sun
Vermont Lodge
Feb 2-7
Sun-Fri
Vermont Mid Week
Ramble
Vermont Lodge
Feb 21-23
Fri-Sun
Paddlers’ Weekend
$80
$120
T BA
$100
$150
Vermont Lodge
Lev Barinov H: 610-668-8996
C: 215-287-9855
$40
$60
Feb 22-Mar-1
Taos Ski Resort
Sat-Sat
Taos, NM
Dan Aronson
See Flyer
Approx. $1670 per
person
Mar 14 -16
Fri -Sun
Vermont Lodge
$40
$60
Hunt for Snow II
Woodbridge Lodge
2013-2014 Season
Jerry Crowe
717-786-3248
215-643-7252
T BA
* Lodge Privilege Rate
$ 20.00 Per Night Winter
* Regular Member & Guest Rate
$ 30.00 Per Night Winter
Lodge Privilege Rate for Family of
three or more is $60 Per Night Winter
To sign up for ski trips, please send a (signed) release form to the trip leader along with your registration form and deposit for each Buck Ridge
ski trip. NOTE: Above deposits are based on the lodge fee times the maximum number of days in the trip. Please adjust deposit to account for
the number nights that you will be staying. There is no deposit required for children six years of age and under, but the trip leader needs to
know his/her name.
REGISTRATION FORM
TRIP NAM E:
DATE OF TRIP:
NAME(S):
ADDRESS:
CONTA CT EMAIL /
TELEPHONE # :
OPTIONA L: Please indicate your roo mmate preference (s):
RELEAS E FORM
In consideration of the benefits derived by me from membership in the Buck Ridge Ski Club and the use of its facilities, I release said club and
its members from all responsibility on account of personal injury to me or my minor children, or damage to my personal property which may
occur by reason of my/our participation in the activities of the club.
SIGNATURE(S):
SPOUSE (o r Guardian) SIGNATURE:
DATE:
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WOODBRIDGE LODGE – RESERVATION FORM
Note: Ski season reservations may only be made after October 1.
USAGE RATES (effective 11/1/2013)
Season
Nov 1 – Apr 30
May 1 – Oct 31
Members wi th Lodge Pri vilege
$20.00
$10.00
Regular Members & Guests
$30.00
$15.00
Rates are the same on weekends and weekdays. Child ren 6 and under are free.
A family of three or mo re with Lodge Privileges pays a maximu m of $60 per night, but all family members must be listed..
Member’s Name
Date: (nights)
COST
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
TOTAL:
________________________
GUESTS are welco me when acco mpanied by a member. Maximu m three (3) guests per member.
Inviting member is responsible for guests complying with the Lodge rules and regulations.
Guest’s Name
Accompanyi ng Member
Dates: (nights)
COST
1.
2.
3.
TOTAL:
________________________
Name, phone number, or Email where you can be reached:
_______________________________________________________________
Make checks payable to “B RSC LODGE”. Mail reservation form and payment to:
Lydia Hill, 1701 School House Lane, A mbler, PA 19002
Key Deposit - $75. Issue a SEPARATE CHECK and send with reservation form & payment.
Enclosed is my check for $75. I understand that this key is due back within 2 weeks after my planned tri p or my
deposit check will be cashed. My check will also be cashed if key is lost in the mail.
Signed: ___________________________________________
Any questions, email Lyd ia at: brsc_lodge_lmh@co mcast.net
RESERVATIONS will be CONFIRMED after payment In full is received.
PLEASE USE THIS FORM FOR A LL RESERVATION REQUESTS
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Buck Ridge S ki C lub
Me mber s hi p Renewa l For m
For renewing members only, not for new applicants.
The bylaws of BRSC provi de for a fiscal yea r renewal of dues by October 3l st. If you renew by September 30th,
you qualify for an “Ea rl y Bi rd Special .” Renewal is a t the regula r ra te between October 1st and October 31st.
Af ter November 30, dues are delinquent and membership is terminated. Delinquent members ha ve one yea r
from November 30 for reins ta tement by adding a $4.00 reins tatement fee along wi th the regular renewal ra te.
NOTE:The deadline for renewal in order for your name to be printed in the membership directory is October
31st.You will not be listed in the directory if dues are not paid by that date.
NAME: _________________________________________SPOUSE NAME (i f famil y membership) _____________________
ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
CHILDREN (if famil y membership - incl ude yea r of bi rth): _______________________________________________________
PHONE (H) ________________________ (W) ___________________________ (C) ___________________________
EMAIL: __________________________________________________________________________________________
INTERESTS (Check boxes): Ski
XC Ski
Canoe
Hike
Membership Category:
Ea rl y bi rd Ra te
Ple a s e che ck a s a ppro pria te
Be fo r e 1 0 /1
Indi vi dual membership –
Sail
Bi ke
Regula r Ra te
1 0 /1 - 1 1 /3 0
Ska te
Other_____________
Reins ta tement Rate
A f t e r 1 1 /3 0
$20.00
$25.00
$29.00
$25.00
$30.00
$34.00
Lodge Pri vileges -Indi vidual
$20.00
$20.00
$20.00
Lodge Pri vileges - Famil y
$30.00
$30.00
$30.00
Newsletter via US Mail
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
_________
_________
_________
Electronic newsletter access
Fa mil y membership –
Electronic newsletter access
Optional:
Total of che cked boxe s:
Note: To recei ve preferred nightly rates ($20 vs $30 indi vidual) a t the Woodbri dge Lodge, you MUST check the appropria te Lodge Pri vilege box.
For electronic newsletter access, please subs cribe to the list serve for email notifi ca tion or visit the website (www.buckridgeskiclub.org) where
the newsletter is typi call y pos ted by the fi rs t week of the month. Ins tructions on how to sign up for the list serve for email noti fica tion ma y also
be found on the web site
IMPORTANT
All adult members (including spouse for family membership) are required to sign the follow ing liability release .
In considerati on of the benefits deri ved by me from membership in the Buck Ridge Ski Cl ub and the use of i ts fa cilities , I release said club a nd i ts
members from all responsibility on a ccount of pers onal injury to me or my minor children or of damage to my personal property whi ch ma y occur
by reason of my/our pa rticipa ting in the a cti vi ties of the club.
Da te _____________ Si gna ture _________________________________
Spouse
_________________________________
Mail completed form wi th your check (your cancelled check is your receipt) pa ya ble to:
Buck Ridge Ski Club, c/o Ma ry Ann Popma , 1037 Wa rren Rd., West Chester, PA 19382
NOTE: Send a self-addressed st amped envelope for (ple ase check):
New membership ca rd
BRSC decal
(or you may pick them up at a meeting)
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In this issue:
Club New & Notes - p. 1
State of the Lodge
Activities & Trips - p. 3
Skiing on the Cheap / Fall Hikes
Holiday Social - p. 4
Odds ‘n Ends - p. 5
Programs, membership updat es, and more
Ski Schedule - 2013/14 - p. 7
CAST Ski Club info - p. 9
Membership Renewal - p. 11
Don’t Forget to Renew!!
Thoughts of Winter...
Buck Ridge Ski Club
c/o M Fernandez
1118 Kings Hwy, Swedesboro, NJ 08085
There’s still time to renew at the regular
rate! Renew now to avoid reinstatement fees after November 30.
See the renew al form on p. 9