BRECKENRIDGE - Tulsa Ski Club

2007
OCTOBER
Volume 36, No. 10
PUBLISHED BY THE TULSA SKI CLUB
December 12-16, 2007
Ski 3 1/2 days, shop, relax, sightsee.
A great vacation for both non-skiers & skiers.
*$786pp* • Lodging & Ground Transfer Only: $480pp
*Price includes round trip air, ground transfers to/from Salt Lake City, and 4 nights double occupancy lodging.
Trip Co-captains: James Carpenter 747-3979 and Jim Constantine 749-0976
Park Station Condo/Hotel is at the base of Main Street, only 1 block from the “Town Lift” and convenient access to Park City
Mountain Resort skiing. Park City was the site of the 2002 Olympics and has a wide range of restaurants, eateries, and night
clubs. You’ll love to stroll down Main Street’s unique shops in this charming historic unique downtown. Complimentary city
transportation is available. Lift Tickets are good for all three locations: Park City, Deer Valley, Canyons. Together these 3 ski
areas boast 348 runs with 52 lifts and gondolas. Each has an extensive trail system for beginners, intermediates, and advanced
skiers. You’ll feel like you are in a European ski town. Welcome party is included the first evening.
This has made required minimum and is definite. ONLY 9 SEATS REMAINING.
Arrive Salt Lake City at 10:00 – ski FREE first afternoon (airline ticket is lift ticket).
Other resorts in proximity: Alta, Breighton, Snowbasin, Snowbird, Powder Mountain, Brian Head, and Beaver Mountain.
BRECKENRIDGE
January 10-14, 2008
Cost: $348
4 ski days
3 nights at Pine Ridge Condos
Back by popular demand and just across the street from the lifts and the heart of the base area. Breckenridge
is an authentic 136 year old mining town. Its four peaks are flat on the fronts and steep on the sides. The
runs spread down to the broad face of 10 Mile Range with miles of green circle comfort skiing below and over
700 acres of open bowls and steeps above the timberline. The broad tree lined runs are great for beginners
as well as all level of skiers. In town, there are boardwalks, brightly painted Victorian homes, boutiques,
restaurants, galleries and nightspots by the hundreds. Our two bedroom, two bath condos give ski-in, ski-out
convenience on the Four O’clock ski run.
Trip Captain:
Dennis Holt 832-0998-H 836-1388-O
President’s Column
By Jim Constantine
PURPOSE OF TULSA SKI CLUB
The Lift Line
Published monthly by:
The Tulsa Ski Club
P. O. Box 702121
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74170-2121
Ski Club Hot Line
(918) 748-1757
Website Address
www.tulsaskiclub.com
Dana Grey, Webmaster
2007-2008 OFFICERS
President ................................... Jim Constantine
1st Vice President
General Trip Chairman .................. Bruce Dawson
2nd Vice President
Summer Trip Chairman .......................... Kim Macy
Treasurer, Record & Budget ........ Ruth Obermark
Secretary-Communication .......... Fred Hegenbart
As I see it, the purpose of Tulsa Ski Club is to
provide ski opportunities and create interest in
snow skiing. We also organize other social and
recreational events.
We are trying to reach people and families
interested in fun opportunities to learn and
improve their snow skiing. The club is not solely
for advanced skiers.
TSC was chartered for those purposes by IRS in
1963. We are a non-profit corporation, but we
have corporate operating expenses. Our trips
are priced to break even with those expenses.
To accomplish our mission, we provide Kincaid buses because their ‘booth and
bunk’ system is the best. They have tables in each booth for games, reading, or
socializing. These sleeper buses save daytime hours as they drive through the
night after bunks are in place.
Other charter sleeper buses do not have tables, and all seats face forward like
an airplane. On these other buses, the aisles seem narrower because of the chair
uprights. If you’re in the aisle it’s hard to visit someone without your butt being in
someone else’s face. So, Kincaid’s arrangement makes everybody happier. Plus,
with Kincaid, we can look forward to newly patented bunks later this ski season.
Please join us for some ski trips this winter. We’re signing up right now.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lift Line Editor ...................... Michael Messimore
Membership ................................... Robert Foster
Social Chairman ............................. JoAnn Huber
Advertising Chairman ................ Don Wickersham
Race Chairman .................................. Josh Watts
Hospitality ......................................... Trey Sophy
Skimeister Editor and Publicity ....... Jan Simpson
Trip Assistant ................................. Anita Greiner
Immediate Past President ..................... John Hill
LIFT LINE COPY DEADLINE
The 15
th
of each month.
Please send all your copy and
photos for the Lift Line to:
Michael Messimore
918.269.4530
E-mail: [email protected]
Ski Swap Coming Soon!
Ski Swap 6 pm at the Elks Club, November 13 immediately before the Ski Club
general meeting. Bring your old ski equipment, diving equipment, sports clothing or
equipment of any kind to sell, trade or barter. Each individual is responsible for
setting up, pricing, selling and removing any items. We may have retail stores join
us for this event as well. Empty your closets, fill your wallets, go skiing!
Notice: Any photos you wish to have
returned must have your name and
address on the back!
Please notify TSC of your Address
Change. The Post Office will NOT
forward the Lift Line because of its
3rd class postage classification.
Mail your address change to:
TSC, P.O. Box 702121,
Tulsa, OK 74170-2121
Oktoberfest Memorial Bench
Dean Gildersleeve’s name has been added to the Oktoberfest Memorial Bench.
Dean has been a long time volunteer for Tulsa Ski Club and for Oktoberfest. The
bench will be at the Festival. Dean passed away in a boating accident on Lake
Skiatook on July 28th.
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Membership Report
By Robert Foster
Greetings Members and Guests: The Annual Picnic is now
behind us, and we had a great turnout; thanks to all who came
out and renewed your membership and to all the new members
who signed up. We hope to see everyone at the October
general meeting. October SNO will be at Oktoberfest. Bring
a friend, and join us at the Sports Tent.
Let us now welcome the following new members to the Tulsa
Ski Club:
Lauren Moore
Phil Boushon
Shirley Lindsay
Beverly Patterson
Eric Lagan
Julie DeWitt
Aria Vreeland
Ryan Patrick
Gary & Janet Orton
Duston Voris
Fred & Eileen Steams
Sam Peled & Janet Mudgett
If your personal information needs updated in the Membership
database:
1. You can update it on our website (under UPDATE
MEMBERSHIP) at www.tulsaskiclub.com
2. You can contact me with any updates at
robertfosterintulsa@ yahoo.com
3. You can contact me by phone at 918-493-7444
Cross Country Skiers Unite
If you are interested in banding with other Tulsa skiers who are
interested in Cross Country Pleasure skiing on any one of our
regular ski trips, please notify us of your interest immediately.
The ski trips are filling up right now.
Sporting Clay Shotgun
Event Combined with Side
Trip to Fabulous
Sandstone Gardens
We are trying to determine interest in traveling to SE Kansas
for Clay Pigeon shoot. Claythorne Lodge is offering Sporting
Clays, Skeet, and 5-Stand shoots. We will provide rudimentary
instruction to beginners, including dependents, or spouses.
Combined with that, we propose a day trip to sw Joplin (30
minute drive) to the new SandStone Gardens, a huge, wonderful
outdoor store featuring large and small statuary, plants, and
gardens. They also serve lunch on premises.
This could be planned as a one day trip, but several have
mentioned interest in overnight cabins or tent camping, with a
big country breakfast before returning to Tulsa. If there is interest
in overnight, it would include an afternoon Happy Hour,
Brisquet dinner, and a dance or social evening.
Most likely will be held on a Sat/Sun in May/early June,
2008. Carpooling for the two hour drive from Tulsa has been
suggested, to save bus costs.
Any ideas, opinions, and your interest is requested so we may
know how to best plan this event. To express interest or ideas
please call immediately. Costs will be moderate, depending
on activities individually chosen.
Kim Macy 254-6995
JoAnn Huber 742-4156
Bill Millis 1-918-335-0550 Bartlesville
Jim Constantine 749-0976
Most resorts have flat cross country trails set aside for your
pleasure.
Call Nancy Brahn 494-2643 or Jim Constantine 749-0976.
Parking for Trips
Ski Chile, South America
Anyone who may be interested in a ski trip summer 2008 to
Chile, please let us know immediately. We are trying to
determine interest in advance, before formal plans are made.
If you have any interest at all, or have knowledge, please call
with your opinion.
Lance Agnew 744-8186
Bruce Dawson 451-9777
Jim Constantine 749-0976
Horizon Mechanical
6550 E. Skelly Drive
258-9000
Horizon Mechanical has offered their lighted, fenced,
secure parking lot for Tulsa Ski Club members to park their
cars while on Ski Club trips. $10 donations will be collected
per car, per trip. Horizon Mechanical is located 2 blocks
north of the 41st Street and Sheridan intersection and can
be accessed by turning east on the Skelly Drive service road
(between Street Lamps of American and I-44). Horizon
Mechanical is one block east of Sheridan Road.
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2007-2008 Winter Trip Destinations
TRIP
DAY
DATE
SKI TRIP DESTINATION
7121
WED
SUN
12-12-07
12-16-07
Park City, Utah Fly Up Trip
Lodging: Park Station Condo/Hotel
Trip Captains: Jim Constantine 749-0976
James Carpenter 747-3979
7122
WED
MON
12-26-07 Keystone / A-Basin Christmas Trip
12-31-07 Lodging: La Quinta Inn & Suites
Trip Captain: Phil Wiltfong 523-7733-H
8011
THUR
MON
1-10-08
1-14-08
Breckenridge, CO
Lodging: Pine Ridge Condos
Trip Captain: Dennis Holt 832-0998-H
# SKI DAYS
Trip Cost
3½ ski days
4 nights (Wed - Sat)
$786.00
4 ski days
3 nights (Thu, Fri, Sat)
693-1397-C
$435.00
3 ski days
2 nights (Fri, Sat)
$348.00
836-1388-O
8012
THUR
TUES
1-17-08
1-22-08
Vail / Beaver Creek, CO (MLK Weekend)
Lodging: Vail Racquet Club
Trip Captain: Matt Moss 576-4938-C
4 ski days
3 nights (Fri, Sat, Sun)
$387.00
8013
TUE
MON
1-29-08
2-4-08
Flatlands Ski Association - Steamboat Springs, CO
5 ski days
Lodging: The Phoenix Condos
4 nights (Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat)
Trip Captain # 1: Gene & Evan Elsberry 477-9001-H
Trip Captain # 2: Kelley Phillips 447-0494 FSA Rep
$585.00
8021
THUR
TUE
2-14-08
2-19-08
Crested Butte (President’s Day Week)
4 ski days
Lodging: The Chateau & Three Seasons Condos
3 nights (Fri, Sat, Sun)
Trip Captains: Bill Obermark 629-7627 or 245-1095-H
Terry Gordon 294-1532-H
$399.00
8022
TUE
SUN
2-19-08
2-24-08
Banff / Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada
Lodging: High Country Inn
Trip Captain: John Hill 808-0987
4 ski days
5 nights (Tue - Sat)
$939.00
8023
THUR
MON
2-28-08
3-3-08
Taos, NM
Lodging: Kachina Inn
Trip Captain: Don Woolsey
3 ski days
2 nights (Fri, Sat)
$282.00
747-5133
8031
FRI
WED
3-14-08
3-19-08
Wolf Creek, CO (Spring Break Trip)
Lodging: Oak Ridge Lodge – Best Western
Trip Captains: Michael Messimore 269-4530
Piper Messimore 810-7813
4 ski days
3 nights (Sat, Sun, Mon)
$348.00
8041
SAT
SAT
4-19-08
4-26-08
France
Lodging: Château de Beaulieu & Hotel Novel
Trip Captain: Bruce Dawson 451-9777
1 week
$1,995.00
8042
SAT
TUE
4-19-08
4-29-08
France
Lodging: Hotel La Flore (Côte d’Azur)
Trip Captain: Bruce Dawson 451-9777
1 week plus 3 night extension
$2,784.00
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Annual Sign-up Picnic
“We are fam-i-ly… I got all my
sisters with me…” Isn’t that a
line from an old song?
WOW!! In case you missed
it, the Sign-up Picnic was a
great success! 170 people
attended, and both members
and guests had fun meeting
old and new friends, eating
hotdogs, homemade salads
and baked beans. Laughter
and good-natured bantering
filled the room similar to a
family reunion. People were
overheard swapping a few
tall tales and making plans for
joint travel. “Ski Bucks” were
won by Trey Sophy,
Megan Hegenbart, Barb
Constantine, and Stacy
Huckabee. 206 trip
reservations were made for
winter season 2007-8. Many
trips are near full.
Breckenridge has the most
space left, but everything is
filling quickly. Sign-up now! A
great ski season is about to
begin. Join the family!
The success of this picnic was
due to the large numbers of
volunteers. Food was donated
by Barb Constantine,
Jeanean Doherty, Dana
Gray, Terri Lewis, Pat
Vail / Beaver Creek, CO
Elsberry,
Sharon
Polliard,
Lowell
Whitlock, Barb DeLosier,
Shelley Wiltfong, Sunni
Wager, Linda Russell,
Tess Huber, Shirley
Crane, JoAnn Huber,
Lance Agnew, Matt
Moss, and all that wonderful
chili was made by Gay
Sanwick — all 60 pounds
of it!! Many of these same
people helped set up, clean
up, run errands, and serve the
food.
New
member
Beverly Patterson also
jumped in to help serve food
and in that way got to meet
some of the old members.
Robert and Darla Foster
greeted people and signed
them in at the door. Trip signups and set-ups were staffed
by
volunteers
Ruth
Obermark,
Anita
Griener, Elaine Simpson,
Bruce Dawson, Ken
Gowriluk and the 12
captains for trips of the
coming year. Bill Wright
and Gary Cheatham
assisted in signing folks up for
planned summer/fall events.
Jim Constantine is a
wonderful example of how to
move through a room and be
welcoming to all.
At the end of the
day about a
dozen members
jumped up to take
down tables and
stack chairs, taking
an extra step to be
good neighbors to
the Elks Lodge that
consistently treats
us so well. Tulsa
Ski Club runs on the
energy of its
members
who
volunteer in so
many capacities.
Remember to thank
them!!
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January 17-22, 2008
Cost: $387
4 ski days
3 nights at Vail Racquet Club
Gondola from the bottom to the top of the mountain. The
Vail Racquet Club sounds like a nice place If you haven’t
been to Vail, you’re just not cool.
Vail is a big mountain that features a wide variety of ski
terrain. Great shopping in the village. With nearly 150 trails
wrapped around three expensive residential enclaves, this
is the country club of Colorado skiing. People who own
here can afford the very best, and they get it. Manicured
slopes, dining on the slope and even escalators from one
village level to the other. Vail is world famous for shopping
and dining.
Trip Captain:
Matt Moss 576-4938 cell
Crested Butte
February 14-19, 2008
Cost: $399
4 ski days
3 nights at The Chateau and Three Seasons Condos
4 days of skiing at Crested Butte. It’s a great mountain
with a variety of terrain. The green slopes are fun, and the
left side of the mountain features some very challenging
double-diamond terrain. Lots of great restaurants and
entertainment, both at the mountain base and in town.
Pyramid shaped Mt. Crested Butte looms over Crested Butte,
the last of the Colorado hippie ski towns. The lower front
of the mountain is mostly beginning and intermediate
terrain, while the cliff riddles bowls and faces on the back
side, known as the North Face, test even the most talented
skiers. The pretty Victorian mining town has excellent
shopping and dining.
Trip Captain:
Bill Obermark 629-7627, 245-1095 home
Terry Gordon 294-1532 home
Extended SNO – A Winner
of a Good Time!
and wet sponge
balls. Being too
close to the
pool was
a
dangerous
place if you
had plans to
stay dry!!!
80
plus
people of
all ages
enjoyed
swimming,
games and
wonderful
food in the
L u a u decorated
back yard
of JoAnn
Huber and Ken
Gowriluk.
C r o w d s
gathered at the
real bamboo Tiki
Bar decorated
with lights and
flowers. A keg of
beer
always
draws a crowd,
and
brightly
decorated food
tables invited
indulgence.
Horseshoes,
Washers and
Croquet
games were
available as
well as the
large pool
enjoyed by
guests of all
ages. Kids
ages 4 to 66
went wild with
water guns
Adults and kids
tried out the stilts.
B l a k e
Gowriluk
won the stilt race
held for the
13yo
and
under crowd,
and although
no prize was
given for adult
racers, Dennis
Holt showed great
speed and talent!
Names were drawn
for door prizes for
adults, and all kids in
attendance received
a door prize just for
showing
up
and joining in the fun!
Hawaiian dancers
Raymond Kelly
and
Don
Wickersham
entertained us with
their grass skirts and
smooth moves. Darla
Foster and Kim
Macy also look
stunning in grass skirts.
One person was
overheard saying
“There were mini
parties all over the
yard” as people
chatted with old
friends
and
welcomed guests and
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members that
had not been
seen in a
while.
Keystone
December 16-31, 2007
Cost: $435
4 ski days
3 nights at La Quinta Inn and Suites
Thanks to Jim
and
Gay
Sanwick,
Jan
and
S h a r o n
Polliard,
Jeanean
and
Bob
Doherty,
Jim Constantine for
help with decorations,
set up and to all other
helpers too many to
mention.
Free Night Skiing – are you kidding me? No I’m not. Load
up the kids and enjoy four days of skiing fun. Keystone
resort is known for its world class skiing; a diversity of
three mountains back to back to back and a bonus of night
skiing provide a tremendous variety that appeals to skiers
and boarders of all abilities. The abundance of natural
snowfall, top rated snowmaking and grooming assure you
a memorable skiing experience.
Mark your calendars
now for the next Ski
Club events. We have
fun together!!
Trip Captain:
Phil Wiltfong 523-7733 home, 693-1397 cell
Old Ski Boots Wanted
Do you have a pair or two (or more) of old ski boots you are
no longer needing? TSC is looking for permanent donations
of your old ski boots. Contact JoAnn Huber at 742-4156.
Holiday Dance just
around the corner!
”Save the date”
”Invite your friends”
Dec. 8, 2007
7:30 pm
Elks Lodge
Music by the G-Notes
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Tulsa Ski Club invites you to the main event of the year
Taos
2008 FLATLANDS RACE WEEK
at Steamboat Springs, CO
February 28 - March 3, 2008
Cost: $282
3 ski days
2 nights at Kachina Inn
January 29th – February 4, 2008
5 ski days, 4 nights: Phoenix condos:
Ski in, Walk out (next to the Gondola)
Champagne Powder®, Skiing with “Bad Dog”
Cost: $585 (FSA activity pass, transportation, lodging included)
Activity pass includes:
•
Welcome Party, Party, Party:
o
Free Boulevard Beer and Food bar
o
Cash bar
•
Awards banquet includes:
o
Boulevard Beer (FREE) and Elaborate dinner
o
Cash bar
o
Awards
Steamboat - Current home and sponsor of the NASTAR Nationals
and more!
Optional activities include:
•
Snowmobile, horseback ride, sleigh ride, take a dip in the
mineral hot springs
Party, Party, Party
•
•
Cross-country ski, explore the backcountry on snow-shoes,
Party, Party, Party
•
•
more than 70 restaurants and “BARS”
•
OH - and did we mention Party, Party, Party
Trip Captains:
Gene Elsberry – a.k.a. “BAD DOG”
phone: 918-477-9001
e-mail: [email protected]
Evan Elsberry
phone: 918-406-6831
Kelley Phillips (FSA representative)
phone: 918-828-1835
e-mail: [email protected]
Don Woolsey is the most experienced trip captain in the
ski club. Make sure you eat at Michael’s when you go.
3 ski days at a great mountain. No snowboarding, just
classic alpine skiing in stunning Taos Ski Valley. Enjoy Taos’
Southwestern hospitality and the great ski area. The
altitude, steepness and northern exposure combine to rival
A-Basin, Snowbird and Mammoth. But don’t be intimidated;
beginners and intermediates do just fine because Taos
also offers groomed cruisers and dry powder. The ski area
has wide trails and sheer valleys facing every compass
position. The Taos Ski School is often rated the best in the
county where lessons are fun as well as instructive.
Trip Captain:
Don Woolsey 747-5133
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2007-2008 Winter Trip Payment Coupon
Trip
Date
Trip
Location
Total
Trip
Cost
1st /
Initial
Paymt
90 days
prior to
leaving
Final Pay
60 days
prior to
leaving
Dec 12-16
Park City #7121
$786
$262
Sept 16 - $262
Oct 12 - $262
Dec 26-31
Keystone
$435
$145
Sept 26 - $145
Oct 26 - $145
Jan 10-14
Breckenridge
#8011
$348
$116
Oct 11 - $116
Nov 11- $116
Jan 17-22
MLK Weekend Vail/
BeaverCreek #8012
$387
$129
Oct 19 - $129
Nov 19 - $129
$585
$195
Oct 29 - $195
Nov 29 - $195
#7122
Jan 29-Feb 4
Flatlands/Steamboat I #8013
Flatlands/Steamboat II #8014
Feb 14-19
President’s Day Week
Crested Butte #8021
$399
$133
Nov 14 - $133
Dec 14 - $133
Feb 19-24
Banff/Lake Louise
$939
$313
Nov 19 - $313
Dec 19 - $313
Feb 28-Mar 3
Taos #8023
$282
$94
Nov 28 - $94
Dec 28 - $94
Mar 14-19
Spring Break Wolf Creek #8031
$348
$116
Dec 14 - $116
Jan 14 - $116
Apr 19-26
France
$1,995
$665
Jan 19 - $665
Feb 19 - $665
Apr 19-29
France with Extension #8042
$2,784
$928
Jan 19 - $928
Feb 19 - $928
#8022
#8041
Payment Coupon (circle appropriate trip number - one trip per coupon only)
7121
7122
8011
8012
8013
8021
8022
8023
8031
8041
8042
Print names the payment covers and amount paid per person:
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Check
Check No. __________. Please use a separate check for each trip.
Credit Card: Visa
Mastercard
Card No. ____________________________________ Exp. Date ___________
Signature __________________________________________________________________________________________
Zip Code __________________________________________________________________________________________
Do you want 2nd & 3rd payments to be automatcally billed on/near the due dates? ___________________________
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Customer
Appreciation Night
JUST FOR YOU! On Friday October 26th, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Sun & Ski Sports
will host a VIP Customer Appreciation Night. We would like to extend a special invitation to
members of the Tulsa Ski Club. The VIP evening will include door prizes, refreshments and several Colorado
and New Mexico ski resort representatives on hand to fill you in on the latest happenings on their mountains.
Schedule of Events:
Friday, Oct. 26 – Sunday, Oct. 28
Gigantic snow sports merchandise sale
Door prizes throughout the weekend
Colorado and New Mexico Ski Resort info tables
Friday Customer Appreciation / VIP Night, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Colorado Ski Resort representatives will be on hand
Door prizes and refreshments
Dennis Wilson
Howard’s Auto Top & Body Shop
“Established 1927”
1040 North Peoria
Tulsa, OK 74106
Office: (918) 584-7285
Fax: (918) 584-2011
Paint & Body Work, Auto Trim & Upholstery
Member ASA
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Advertising Rates
for the Lift Line
E-Mail Updates
If you want to receive e-mail updates, send an e-mail to
[email protected]. IMPORTANT!!! Please
update your email address ASAP. I will let you know
when meetings and events are upcoming and when the
Lift Line is posted to the TSC website.
Michael Messimore
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Attention All Advertisers
Now is the time to renew your Lift Line ads. Your payment is
due by October 20 for the November issue. The Advertising
Editor will invoice you near the first of October. The payments
for those of you who began advertising midyear will be
prorated. Ads will not run in the Lift Line unless the check is
received with the request for the ad not later than the 20th of
the month prior to publication.
Don Wickersham
Advertising Editor
918-266-6001
ISSUES
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$1140 $1530 $1800
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990
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390
495
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$230
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$630
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250
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150
For help in placing your ad,
call Don Wickersham at 918-266-6001.
The Arrow Group
Insurance Agency
TSC MEMBERSHIP
APPLICATION
Membership year is MAY 1 to APRIL 30
Application cannot be processed
without payment.
Enclose your check payable to Tulsa Ski Club.
P.O. Box 702121, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74170
Please print legibly. This information
will be printed in the Skimeister.
Auto, Home, Life, Business
Employee Benefits, Bonds
CHOOSE ONE:
___Single $40
___Single Parent $45
___Family $55
___Junior (age 18-29) $25
CHOOSE ONE:
___Renewal
___New Member
Michael Lervig
258-6681 x 231
[email protected]
2720 N. Hemlock Ct., Suite A
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
NAME ___________________________________________________
LAST
FIRST
SPOUSE’s FIRST
ADDRESS ________________________________________________
STREET NUMBER
APARTMENT NUMBER
________________________________________________________
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE + 4
PHONE ___________________________________________________
AREA CODE - HOME PHONE
AREA CODE - OFFICE PHONE
EMAIL ___________________________________________________
If this is a family or single parent membership, list name and date of
birth of all dependents.
________________________________________________________
6550 East Skelly Drive
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Savings On Your Horizon
258-9000
NOTE: “TSC being a not-for-profit volunteer organization operated by and for the benefit of its
members will accept no responsibility or liability with respect to either person or property for any loss,
expense, damage, injury, accident, delay, irregularity or inconvenience however occasioned, sustained
or suffered in or during any trip, journey, tour, or activity or in the carrying out of any arrangements
booked by or through TSC in connection with any trip. Membership dues or contributions to TSC are not
tax deductible as charitable contributions for Federal Income Tax purposes.”
LIABILITY: Any member causing damage to any form of transportation, accommodations, etc. will be
liable for said damages.
Signature _________________________________________________
Date _____________________________________________________
(Application will not be processed without signature)
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October
General Meeting
SKIER’S NIGHT OUT
Tuesday, October 9
ELKS LODGE
5335 S. Harvard
Social Hour 7:00 p.m. – General Meeting 8:00 p.m.
Activities and Meetings:
Tuesday, October 9
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
General Meeting
Social Time
General Meeting
5335 S. Harvard
Thursday, October 18
5:30-7:30pm
SNO - Oktoberfest Sports Tent
2100 S. Jackson Avenue
Upcoming Events:
Thursday, November 15
SNO
Friday, December 8
Christmas Dance
December 12-16
Park City, Utah Fly Up Trip
December 26-31
Keystone / A-Basin Trip
January 10-14
Breckenridge Trip
January 17-22
Vail/Beaver Creek Trip
January 29-February 4
Flatlands - Steamboat Trip
February 14-19
Crested Butte Trip
February 19-24
Banff / Lake Louise Trip
(passport needed)
February 28-March 3
Taos Trip
March 14-19
Wolf Creek Trip
April 19-26
France Trip - 1 week
April 19-29
France Trip - 1 week extension
TULSA SKI CLUB
P. O. Box 702121
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74170
Oktoberfest
Sports Tent
The festival is located on the
west bank of the Arkansas River
at 2100 S. Jackson Avenue.
Thursday, October 18
5:30pm – 7:30pm
All members are invited.
Bring a friend and let them see
what the club is about.
Note:
SNO location is listed on the TulsaSkiClub.com website.
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
PERMIT NO. 1991
TULSA, OKLAHOMA