February 2016 - Sugarloaf Mountain Ski Club

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Sugarloaf Mountain Ski Club
NEWS
Published on the Mountain • Carrabassett Valley • Maine • February 2016
What’s Inside
2 • Ski Club Events
Snowball
3 • Pasta & Skating
4 • McKay/Waddle
Alpine & Tele Races
5 • Ski Club Socials
6 • Ski Heritage
Classic
8 • Maine Huts News
9 • CVA Alpine pics
10 • Comp Center
12 • CVA Freestyle/
Snowboard pics
Sugarloaf Mountain
Ski Club Officers
President - Bruce Miles
V. President - Steve Schaefer
Treasurer - Phil Hunter
Secretary - Nancy Holliday
Board of Directors:
Ragan Beauregard, Ginny
Bousum, Greg Foster,
Venise Fournier,
Tom Hildreth,
Kim Kearing, Jennifer
McCormack, Stacy Patrick,
Rick Ray, Birch Royall,
Peter Smith, Lev Steeves,
John Thompson,
Joyce Tobias,
Joe Tutlis, Peter Van Alstine
Jim McCormack - SMC
Kate Punderson - CVA
Ski Club Members:
Approx. 1,300
President’s Message
What a difference a day makes. The season got off to a rocky start with warm weather
and not much snow. Christmas day will be remembered for record breaking high temps.
But all that changed with one really nice snowstorm around December 29th, followed
by some good snowmaking temps. We went from lots of brown to lots of white in just 24
hours. Everyone’s spirits took a huge upward turn. By the end of the week most of the
main trails at the mountain were open.
The whole East had
been suffering from lack
of snow, but we were in
better shape than most
areas. This resulted in
several racing teams from
Vermont and other areas
making the long trek to
Sugarloaf to find some
training space. In
December, and after
the New Year.
The season is shaping up
to be a good one. As usual,
lots of great events are
happening at the mountain. The 66th annual ski
club meeting was held at
the Begin Room of the
Carrabassett Public Library
and was well attended.
After the meeting, attendees enjoyed a slide show of
an historical nature, and
were also treated to a presentation about the new
CVA/Ski Club/Sugarloaf
Competition Center project.
Thanks to a million dollar
gift from the Bill & Joan
Alfond Foundation, this
long time dream is becom-
Early to mid-70s – Sugarloaf Mothers Alpine Racing Team – S M A
R T; these energetic mothers of young racers are seen gearing up for
the annual Easter parade. Left to right: Jackie Mahaney, Muriel Gifford, Amanda Murray, Jean Hodgkins, Nancy Lord, Nancy Mcreel,
Jean Luce.
ing a reality. The total
cost of the project is $2.1
million dollars. During the
month of December alone
almost $300,000 was raised
from over 60 generous Sugarloafers. The new building
has stirred up a lot of excitement among Ski Club
members who want to be
a part of it. Lots of naming
opportunities are available,
so send me an email or
give me a call if you would
like to learn how you can
help.
Before too long the sunny
days of March and April
will be upon us and the
Jean Luce building BBQ
season will begin. I look
forward to seeing many
of you on the hill and at
many of our events. Mark
your calendars for March
19 so you will not miss
the return of North of
Nashville to our annual
Snowball.
See you on the hill,
Bruce
Village West #13 • Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947 • 207.237.6955 • www.sugarloafskiclub.com • Email: [email protected]
Sugarloaf Ski Club News • www.sugarloafskiclub.com • Email: [email protected]
Ski Club Events Calendar
Check our website for up to date
happenings at sugarloafskiclub.org
FEBRUARY
MARCH
February 13
9th Annual Maine Ski
Heritage Classic
March 8
Daylong celebration.
4:00 - 6:30 pm
Auction and reception
at Sugarloaf Inn
www.skimuseumof
maine.org
February 16
Pasta and
Skating Party
Fun for all ages
5:30-7:00
Outdoor Center
February 20
Annual CVA Big Raffle
and Auction
6:00 - 9:00pm
Shipyard
d
Annual Snowball
with North of
Nashville
Tuesday Social
Fun for all ages
4:30 - 6:00pm
Widowmaker Loft
March 11-12
Winter Kids
Downhill 24
www.winterkids.org
March 19
Annual Snowball
Dinner Dance
With North of Nashville
King Pine Room
APRIL
April 6
Wednesday Social
The Rack
4:30 - 6:00pm
April 9
Annual McKay/
Waddle Race
and BBQ
Kangaroo Hill,
Narrow Gauge
Come to the Snowball and dance to North of Nashville’s
country rock music.
This year’s annual Snowball dinner dance will take place
on March 19 in the King Pine Room of the Base Lodge.
The ever popular North of Nashville will be returning to
play their very danceable country rock music.
The evening will begin with a social hour and historic
slide show, followed by a country buffet dinner, and then
there will be music and dancing until 11pm. The cost is
just $55 per person. There will be a cash bar for the evening, and there will be door prizes for attendees.
This is not only a great social event, but also an important
fundraiser for the Sugarloaf Ski Club Scholarship Fund.
Reservations are mandatory and can be made online at
the Sugarloaf Ski Club website store.
Yes, I would like to be a member of
the Sugarloaf Mountain Ski Club!
Name:_______________________________________Address:____________________________________________
City: _______________________State: ____________ Zip:________________ Email:_________________________
r Individual $30 r Couple $50
r Family $60 r This is a renewal. I’ve been a member since:_______________
Please make checks out to: Sugarloaf Mountain Ski Club, • Village West #13 • Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947
Or join at our online website store at sugarloafkiclub.org
2 • Village West #13 • Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947 • 207.237.6955 • www.sugarloafskiclub.com • Email: [email protected]
Pasta and Skating
Tuesday, Feb. 16, Outdoor Center
Join your Ski Club and CVA/WP friends on Tuesday, February
16, for the 6th annual Pasta and Skating party at the Sugarloaf
Outdoor Center. Lots of fun and a delicious dinner will be served
by the always talented group of volunteers. This is a fun evening
with many families showing up to enjoy the ice skating and a great
meal. If you feel taking a chance on the rink is too much, you can
just enjoy yourselves in the Outdoor Center Great Room while
the kids attack the ice.
Chefs extaordinaire
John Thompson
and Jeff Beauregard
helped prepare the
spaghetti dinner
last year.
The meal
includes
spaghetti,
salad,
bread and
dessert. You may bring your own beverages, including your favorite adult beverage. The fun starts at 5:30pm and the price includes skating and a complete meal. The cost for the event with
food and skating is just $10 for an individual, $15 for a couple or
$30 for a family. You can’t beat it.
A table full of pasta-eating skaters.
Ice skate rentals will be available at a modest cost.
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Call Jim today for a review
of your current insurance
207-235-2642
Jim Wilson • Branch Manager
Carrabassett Valley, Maine
Jim Harrison • CIC
Village West #13 • Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947 • 207.237.6955 • www.sugarloafskiclub.com • Email: [email protected] • 3
35th Annual McKay/Waddle
Scholarship Races
Saturday, April 9, Telemark and Alpine Divisions for young to old
Saturday April 9th is the
date scheduled for this
year’s races in memory
of Dan McKay and Mike
Waddle.
The 2-run Giant Slalom
format fun race is held
each spring with proceeds
going to the Sugarloaf
Regional Ski Educational
Foundation’s McKay/Waddle Scholarship Fund. The
fund was established to
honor their memory and to
help young ski and snowboard competitors defray
the costs of travel expenses
and entry fees.
The fund was started in
the early 1980’s by the
families of Dan McKay
and Mike Waddle, two
young Alpine racers who
died tragically in separate
accidents. Dan and Mike
were good friends as well
as competitors who trained
with the Sugarloaf Junior
Racing program and raced
throughout the state of
Maine as well as New England. They exemplified
the “Spirit of Sugarloaf”
with their determination
and style. Both Mike and
Hanging out on McKay/Waddle race day in 2014.
Dan were avid speed racers, competing in many
Downhill events. Even
though they skied very
fast and were always on
the edge, this was not the
cause of the accidents that
took their lives while they
were young men. Dan died
in a mountaineering accident and Mike was the victim of a commercial fishing
tragedy.
It continues to be important to the families
of these courageous and
crazy young men that their
legacies live on. The McKay-Waddle Scholarship
Fund was established in
the spring of 1982 with a
fun race on Lower Competition Hill, and has
been an annual event ever
since.
So, please come out and
enjoy a few hours of racing,
and a great BBQ lunch at
the Jean Luce building.
All prizes for competitors
will be randomly drawn
in bib-draw style, and the
first 100 folks who sign
up will receive a uniquely
designed commemorative
t-shirt. Sign up will be at
the Competition Center
from 8:00am - 9:30am on
the morning of the race.
See you there.
Mid-week Socials
Charlie and Diane Copeland at one of our monthly midweek socials
March 8 will be our next Tuesday Social, and it is scheduled to be in the Widowmaker loft from 4:30 to 6:00pm.
Our ever popular monthly socials include free appetizers
and cash bar. This is a great opportunity to meet up with
friends to socialize in a relaxed environment.
Mike Waddle’s brother, Matt
on course.
The final Social of the season will be on Wednesday,
April 6 at The Rack. Come out and have some fun.
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Anthony R. Jessen
First Vice President - Investments
Financial Advisor
One City Center, 7th Floor
Portland, ME 04101
Phone: 207-791-5112
Fax: 855-249-4228
Toll free: 800-388-8919
[email protected]
Ski Museum
of Maine
Bruce Miles,
Executive Director
256 Main St
Kingfield, Maine
207-265-2023
Email:
info@skimuseumof
maine.org
Winter hours:
Mon-Thurs
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Fri-Sun
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
The 9th
Annual
Maine Ski
Heritage
Classic
February 13th is
the date and Sugarloaf is the place for
this daylong celebration of Maine’s
Skiing Heritage.
The day will begin with a memorabilia display in the Sugarloaf
Base Lodge Maple Room from
10:30 am to 3:00 pm. Those of
you who have some vintage gear and clothing
are welcome to gather on The Beach at 3:30 for
a group photo with Amos and Blueberry and
others. From there we will gather at the Shipyard
Brewhaus in the Sugarloaf Inn for a reception
that begins at 4:00 and goes until 6:30. There will
be a cash bar and free appetizers. A large silent
auction with over 100 items will begin at 4:00,
and end by 5:40, followed by a live auction. One
of the major live auction items will be the ever
popular Cat Skiing experience for 18 people, including breakfast at Bullwinkle’s.
This is an important fundraiser for the Ski Museum of Maine and the suggested donation for
attending is $10 per person. For more information
about this and other events, or to learn how you
can help the Museum continue its mission to
“Celebrate and preserve the history and heritage
of Maine skiing”, please visit our website at www.
skimuseumofmaine.org or call (207) 265-2023.
Jano Wilkinson created this quilt
for the ski club using some of her
stash of event t-shirts.
MORONG FALMOUTH
Bill and Peter Sowles are pleased to support
the Sugarloaf Ski Club
www.morong.com • 1-800-356-4020
187 Route One, Falmouth, Maine 04105 • Sugarloafers since 1958
News from Maine Huts & Trails
Guests of Maine Huts & Trails enjoyed an extended hiking and biking season this year, but the snow did eventually fall! Now the trails are just right
for Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, and fat biking. This winter, they’re looking
forward to hosting cross country ski racers for the 8th Annual Adventure
Ski Race & Tour, a point-to-point race/tour. This year’s race will be held on
Sunday, March 13, 2016 and will feature three distances: 20K, 35K and 55K.
Participants in the 35K have the option to spend the night before the race
at Flagstaff Hut, while all 55K participants are required to stay at Grand Falls
Hut the night before, due to the remote, early start. For those who want to
join in the fun but not compete, there is an untimed tour option that’s popular with casual skiers. Volunteers are always appreciated for this fun event; if
you’re interested in helping out, please contact Sue Davis: sdavis@mainehuts.
org.
The huts and trails are open to the public year-round at no cost to day visitors. On Saturdays and Sundays from 11:30-1:30, you can venture out to a hut
for lunch. They sell soups, salads, and baked goods that are made from scratch
on-site, and there’s a great selection of beer and wine. If you spend the night
Winter scenery on the trails
at a hut, all three meals are included in the price. This is a great deal for locals (residents of Franklin or Somerset County), since they stay half price on
Tuesdays. For an extra fee, you can even have all your gear transported to the hut so you can pack light.
Maine Huts & Trails is a non-profit organization based in Kingfield that operates 80 miles of multi-use recreational trails
and four off-the-grid backcountry lodges. For more information, check out the website: www.mainehuts.org or visit the
Kingfield office, open every day from 9-5.
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Ella Spear racing at
Sunday River on
January 17
Photo:
Doug Williams
Kelsey Kubota racing at Sunday River on January 17
Photo: Doug Williams
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NEW COMPETITION CENTER - ARRIVING NOVEMBER, 2016
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Carrabassett Valley Academy has received a
$1,000,000 grant from the Bill and Joan Alfond
Foundation in support of a collaborative new
Competition Center at Sugarloaf. This substantial
commitment from the Foundation will help make
this long-awaited new facility a reality and
honors the longstanding partnership among the
Sugarloaf Ski Club, CVA and Sugarloaf.
The 11,000 sq. ft. Competition Center will be
located on the same location as the current
facility but will be expanded. The key building
design tenets are functionality, durability, beauty
and financial prudence. The Center will include
day lodge space, tuning and waxing facilities,
locker rooms, a trainers’ room, meeting space
and offices. The building will honor and draw
upon the area’s passion for and commitment to
competition while incorporating contemporary
lines enhanced with traditional Maine materials.
Construction on the new $2 million facility is set
to begin in May 2016 and will be complete by
November 2016, ensuring that the new building
will be fully operational and ready for the U.S.
Alpine Championships, which return to Sugarloaf
in March 2017.
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“On behalf of CVA, the Sugarloaf Ski Club
and Sugarloaf, I would like to express our
tremendous gratitude to the Bill and Joan
Alfond Foundation for their extraordinary
support of this project. Competition has been
at the heart of our organizations from the very
beginning and this new facility will allow us to
expand this tradition, bolstering Sugarloaf’s
standing as a world-class competition venue,
providing a new home for the Sugarloaf Ski
Club and offering a warm and welcoming
hub for the next generation of athletes and
their families.”
-Earle Morse, CVA Board Chairman
“On behalf of my family and the Foundation,
I am very pleased to support this impressive
partnership that is bringing a new Competition
Center to Sugarloaf. Not only will the new
facility continue to inspire Maine youth to
raise their aspirations through athletics but it
will also be an important economic driver for
the region.”
-Bill Alfond, President of the Bill and Joan
Alfond Foundation
LEAVE YOUR TRACKS ON THIS EXCITING MOMENT IN SUGARLOAF HISTORY!
Thanks to the extraordinarily generous support
of the Bill and Joan Alfond Foundation, we are
poised and ready to finally make this long time
dream a reality. In addition to this lead gift, we
need the greater Sugarloaf and Carrabassett
Valley community to rally together to help us raise
an additional $850,000. There is a wide array of
compelling and unique naming opportunities
available within the facility, ranging from $1,000
- $100,000; spaces will be reserved on a first-
come, first-served basis as arranged with the CVA
Development team. All gifts of $2,500 or more will
be recognized on the main donor plaque.
Fundraising must be complete by May 1, 2016.
Pledges may be paid semi-annually or annually
and may extend for a period of up to two years
from the date the pledge is made but must be
fully paid by May 1, 2018.
Sugarloaf competition director Jim McCormack and Ski Club president Bruce Miles with Stratton School
students from the Ski/Skate program - an initiative supported by the Ski Club that gives local kids the
opportunity to ski or ride Sugarloaf Mountain.
Competition Center Steering Committee
Tom Pelletier (Co-Chair)
Earle Morse (Co-Chair)
Kate Punderson
Bruce Miles
Paul Fritzson
Kevin Burns
Patrick Willihan
Emily Leete
John Diller
Karl Strand
Kate O’Halloran
Rick Goduti (architect)
Linwood Doble (construction manager)
Competition Center Fundraising Committee
Kevin Burns (Chair)
Kate Punderson
Kate O’Halloran
Sarah Hinman
Bruce Miles
Tom Pelletier
April Cayer
Kim Kearing
Lloyd Cuttler
Janelle Michaud
Scott Hoisington
Tony Jessen
To learn more about this exciting project or to make a gift, please visit the web site:
www.sugarloaf.com/compcenter
Patrick Kiernan
competing in the Maine
Mountain Snowboard
Series.
Photo: Jack Michaud
Above: Dory Michaud competing
in the Junior Bump League
Photo: Jack Michaud
Osten Duncan
competing in the Junior
Bump League
Photo: Jack Michaud
Chloe Whipple competing in the
Maine Mountain Snowboard Series
Photo: Jack Michaud
Ava Cayer and
Haley Castner at
a U14 race at Mt.
Abram
FLASHBACK
Laurel Lashar and Diane Fournier made the Eastern Alpine
Ski Team in 1964. Laurel works at our Competition Center
because ski racing is in her blood.
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Our Merlot & Cabernet Sauvignon
have won double-gold awards
and are attracting attention
from critics, collectors
and people who are
passionate about
wine.
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A big selection of your favorite beer and
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Our qualified butchers will cut you a
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Featuring all kinds of deli meats, cheeses,
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Talk to our deli staff about making up a party
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We also have a laundry facility
Open 7 days a week until 8:00 PM except Sundays(5:00 PM)
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FLASHBACK
Tom Noonan, Sally Beck, Faron Fahy, Joe Cool McGovern,
Monnie Leary Levine, and Denny Olsen.
SUGARLOAF
AREA GROCERS
For all your Sugarloaf Area
Grocery needs since 1989
Sugarloaf Groceries
on the mountain
237-2200
Mountainside Grocers
just before entrance to
Sugarloaf Access Road
237-2248
Anni’s Market
Main Street Kingfield
265-2664
Ayottes Country Store
in the Valley
235-2443
John Beaupre “72” and Bob Thomas “82”
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Our hospital is located
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It won’t be long before you can enjoy our
BBQ’s on race days.
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207.874.0292
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Kimberley Kearing
Realtor
Kingfield, ME
207-491-9703 (C)
www.csmrealestate.com
[email protected]
207-265-4000 (O)
It's been over 15 years since I moved to Maine with my husband Dave. We left Wyoming so that our children would
grow up in New England where most of our family resides. We settled on Carrabassett Valley for many reasons,
great outdoor recreation, small community and good
schools. I am involved with several local organizations ; Carrabassett Valley Academy, Sugarloaf Ski Club, Carrabassett
Valley Public Library and the Carrabassett Valley School
Board. My years of living in Carrabassett Valley and on
Sugarloaf Mountain will benefit those clients who are looking to buy and or sell real estate in the area. If you are
searching for a reliable, knowledgeable agent give me a call.
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Circa 1961. Former Ski Club president Frank Woodard and his First Lady Jean pose beside the Trail map. Frank and Jean still
have a place at the Loaf, and their 3rd generation Loafer grandchildren ski with them now.
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YOUR SLOPESIDE LIVING EXPERTS
“Let us help you find your home at the ‘Loaf”
Mountainside Real Estate’s agents have a combined
total of 72 years of selling homes and condos at
Sugarloaf. Together our team has sold 12 times
the volume than any other agency in Carrabassett
Valley in the last 12 months. Nobody knows the
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Our Full Service Agency Offers:
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Sugarloaf Mountain Ski Club
NEWS
On the Mountain • Village West #13
Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947
www.sugarloafskiclub.com
Walter “Slim” Melvin is holding the
new sign of the original Melvin
House, named in honor of his
ireless volunteering.
INSIDE: News about stuff that only Sugarloafers care about!
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February 2016 - Sugarloaf Mountain Ski Club

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