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<strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong><br />
2010 - 2011 Annual <strong>Ski</strong>ers Guide<br />
Table of Contents<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> ................................................................................2<br />
President’s Message ....................................................................................3<br />
NJSC Officers ..............................................................................................4<br />
NJSC Elected <strong>Council</strong>persons ........................................................................5<br />
Membership Services Committees ..............................................................6-8<br />
National <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol .....................................................................................10<br />
<strong>Ski</strong>er’s Responsibility Code .........................................................................11<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> Member Clubs ................................................... 12-36<br />
Amateur <strong>Ski</strong> Instructors Association ....................................................... 18-19<br />
NJSC Member Club Trip Schedule .......................................................... 20-21<br />
Adaptive Sports .........................................................................................24<br />
NJSC Race Program .............................................................................. 37-39<br />
Advertisers<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Banff / Lake Louise / Sunshine ............................................................... 7<br />
Sun Valley.................................................................................................. 9<br />
<strong>Ski</strong>.com ....................................................................................................12<br />
Elk Mountain .............................................................................................16<br />
Aspen / Snowmass ....................................................................................23<br />
Killington ..................................................................................................23<br />
Gore Mountain ..........................................................................................25<br />
Solitude………. ...........................................................................................26<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Windham.............................................................................................29<br />
Pabst <strong>Ski</strong> & Board Tuning ...........................................................................31<br />
Steamboat ................................................................................................31<br />
Jackson Hole .............................................................................................33<br />
Okemo .....................................................................................................35<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Quebec ................................................................................... Inside Back<br />
Hunter Mountain ............................................................................Back Cover<br />
1
THE NEW JERSEY SKI COUNCIL<br />
Purpose: The <strong>Council</strong> was formed in November 1939 to promote amateur<br />
skiing, assist in the development of new clubs, sponsor and run inter-club competition,<br />
and generally to promote club activity in skiing. It is incorporated as a<br />
“corporation not for profit” in <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong>.<br />
Membership: The <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> does not discriminate on the basis of<br />
race, color, national, or ethnic origin in club membership or any sponsored activity.<br />
Club membership is available to any active organized ski club in the State of <strong>New</strong><br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> and adjacent areas upon application and meeting certain requirements<br />
(By-Laws, membership list, and council meeting attendance). Contact any <strong>Council</strong><br />
Officer for information.<br />
Meetings: Each member club elects or appoints a representative to the <strong>Council</strong>,<br />
who has one vote at general meetings. Individual club members are also encouraged<br />
to attend <strong>Council</strong> meetings. Regular meetings of the <strong>Council</strong> are held the<br />
second Monday of each month September through May at the American Legion<br />
Hall, Clark, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong>, at 7:00 pm.<br />
Directions: From Garden State Parkway North, take exit 135 and bear right off<br />
exit to Brant Ave. From GSP South, take exit 135 and stay left (follow signs to<br />
Rahway). Continue around circle under the GSP and take first right to Brant Ave.<br />
Take Brant Ave to end and make a left at the light onto Westfield Ave. Continue<br />
on Westfield Ave. for 1/4 mile to the American Legion Hall on your Left (large helicopter<br />
on site). Address: 78 Westfield Ave., Clark, NJ.<br />
Due to special circumstances, meeting times and days may change. Always call<br />
the <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> Hotline at 877-411-NJSC (6572) before traveling to<br />
meetings and for information.<br />
This Guidebook is published by the<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong>, Inc., Copyright 2010<br />
Printed By: Wizard Printing, Pompton Plains, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
Cover Photo: Snowmass, courtesy of Snowmass<br />
If the clubs listed in this publication do not meet in a convenient area, please contact one of the following councils:<br />
• Metropolitan <strong>New</strong> York <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> - www.metnyski.org<br />
• Eastern Pennsylvania <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> - www.easternpaskicouncil.org<br />
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Welcome to The Winter<br />
Season of 2010-2011<br />
Welcome to the <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong>! Now that fall is upon us, an exciting new<br />
season awaits winter sports enthusiasts. The anticipation of skiing or riding at our favorite<br />
resort is already sensed as we await the first snowfall. This issue of the <strong>Council</strong>’s<br />
Guidebook will provide you with many outstanding opportunities to get out and enjoy<br />
a great sport, meet super people, and have a whole lot of fun doing it! As a member of<br />
a ski club and a <strong>Council</strong> Officer for many years, I’m delighted to introduce you to our<br />
member clubs and provide you with information about our great organization.<br />
The <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> has been serving clubs for over 70 years and is over<br />
12,000 skiers and boarders strong. We kick off the season with our annual Jamboree,<br />
and throughout the season we support our clubs by providing safety information, substantial<br />
lift ticket discounts, an early season tune-up day, annual trips to major domestic<br />
and overseas ski destinations, and an organized race program. As a member of the<br />
National <strong>Ski</strong> Federation, we are also able to offer many additional benefits.<br />
<strong>Council</strong> clubs are diverse and offer benefits for all. Whether a beginner or expert, single,<br />
married, or with a family, you will find the right club to share your enthusiasm. If you<br />
have been away from skiing for awhile, this is a great way to get back into the sport. In<br />
addition to skiing and snowboarding, most of our clubs offer four-season activities and<br />
many provide interesting travel opportunities. Many clubs own or rent lodges near the<br />
major Eastern ski areas providing lodging at a fraction of the cost of staying at a commercial<br />
property or owning your own vacation home. You are sure to find a club in your<br />
area ready to welcome you to join in the camaraderie that ski club membership offers.<br />
On behalf of the <strong>Council</strong>, I want to thank the mountain resorts, retailers, and tour<br />
operators for the generous support that made this publication possible. The <strong>Council</strong> will<br />
strive to maintain the strong partnerships and cooperation that we have developed over<br />
the years. We will also remain committed to support organizations that provide opportunities<br />
for disabled skiers and boarders, such as Vermont Adaptive <strong>Ski</strong> and Sports, the<br />
Adaptive Sports Foundation, and the Wounded Warriors Project.<br />
I personally want to recognize and thank the people who serve on the <strong>Council</strong>’s Executive<br />
Board and Committees, along with the dedicated volunteers who preside over our<br />
member clubs. They are the reason the <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> clubs have thrived<br />
for so many years. I also want to extend an invitation to any organized winter sports<br />
club to contact me or a member of the Executive Board to learn more about joining the<br />
<strong>Council</strong>.<br />
Have a great season and stay safe on the snow!<br />
Susan Donlan<br />
President, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong><br />
Be sure to visit our website at: www.NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
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NJSC OFFICERS 2010-11<br />
SUSAN DONLAN<br />
PRESIDENT<br />
Short Hills <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
President@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
sdonlan1@comcast.net<br />
sdonlan@cftc.gov<br />
(H) 908 522-1517<br />
DENNIS YOUNG<br />
VICE PRESIDENT<br />
CHAIR, CREDENTIALS<br />
Garden State <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
vicepresident@njskicouncil.org<br />
(H) 201-487-0485<br />
(W) 212-944-3839<br />
PATRICK FINN<br />
TREASURER<br />
High Life <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Craigmeur <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
(C) 908-295-2730<br />
(W) 908-791-4365<br />
pbfinn@msn.com<br />
KATHY MANCINI<br />
SECRETARY<br />
Mid <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Secretary@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
732-870-2512<br />
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MARK SCHULTZ<br />
PAST PRESIDENT<br />
Powder Hounds<br />
voklcarver@aol.com<br />
(H) 732-833-1092<br />
(W) 732-277-3185<br />
ELECTED COUNCILPERSONS<br />
BOB ZEGA<br />
CHAIR, PUBLIC RELATIONS<br />
High Life <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
RJZega@yahoo.com<br />
(H) 973-599-0973; (W) 973-257-8136<br />
BONNIE BROWN<br />
CHAIR, JAMBOREE<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Club of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
njskier@verizon.net<br />
(H) 973-697-6006<br />
ED DALTON<br />
CHAIR, PROGRAMS<br />
Monmouth <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
<strong>Ski</strong>Instruction@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
(H) 908-464-2071; (W) 908-237-4780<br />
JOHN CZYZEWSKI<br />
HOSPITALITY<br />
Watchung Amateur <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
jemjr6@yahoo.com<br />
(H) 908-391-4745<br />
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MEMBERSHIP SERVICES<br />
GUIDEBOOK<br />
Susan Amdur Coburn<br />
Garden State <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Guidebook@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE<br />
Carol Sudol<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Hospitality@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
(H) 732-494-3781<br />
LEGAL COUNSEL<br />
Ron Levine, Esq.<br />
Legal@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
(W) 201-489-7900<br />
MEMBERSHIP MBERSHIP DISCOUNTS<br />
Frank DeRossi<br />
stefan_der@hotmail.com<br />
(H) 973-239-8711<br />
RACE COMMITTEE<br />
Karen Sanderson<br />
Trailside <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
RaceChair@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
(H) 845-947-4270<br />
(W) 845-735-8300 x255<br />
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MEMBERSHIP SERVICES<br />
SAFETY COMMITTEE<br />
Phil Uhler<br />
Patrollers (National <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol)<br />
Safety@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
(H) 908-326-3660<br />
SKI INSTRUCTION & EDUCATION<br />
Ed Dalton<br />
Monmouth <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
<strong>Ski</strong>Instruction@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
(H) 908-464-2071<br />
VOUCHERS<br />
Al Modugno<br />
Mid <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
vouchers@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
(H) 732-870-2512<br />
WEBMASTER<br />
Ed Berberich<br />
Franklin Greens <strong>Ski</strong> Plus Club<br />
Webmaster@NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
(H) 732-968-3531<br />
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NATIONAL SKI PATROL<br />
Are you interested in joining the National <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> Region? We<br />
are an organization of highly motivated volunteers from all walks of life who<br />
provide Outdoor Emergency Care for the injured skier, snowboarder, and<br />
mountain biker. We are committed to the safety of these activities.<br />
If you are at least 15 years old (Student Patroller) and are interested in helping<br />
others to ski, snowboard, or bike, think about joining the <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol.<br />
We are involved in both Alpine and Nordic Patrols as well as Bike Patrols in<br />
summer/fall.<br />
We are committed to serving the public and facilitating an enjoyable and<br />
participating in year-round recreation.<br />
We will teach you first-aid, toboggan handling, and will sharpen your skiing and<br />
snowboarding skills. For more information, please contact our Recruitment<br />
Advisor or any of the following Patrol Leaders:<br />
Recruitment Advisor<br />
Joe Bates<br />
973-715-2841<br />
jbates104@comcast.net<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Areas Patrol Directors Telephone<br />
Alpine:<br />
Campgaw <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol Erik Van den Berg (201) 327-8167<br />
Hidden Valley <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol David J. Nelson Sr. (973) 334-6761<br />
Mountain Creek <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol William Snyder (973) 864-8068<br />
Nordic:<br />
Delaware Valley <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol Stu Gillard<br />
High Point <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol Jim Cowell (973) 764-1594<br />
Stokes <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol Greg France (570) 685-9619<br />
Waywayanda <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol Ken Marsh (973) 764-9362<br />
Mountain Bike:<br />
NJ Region Bike Patrol Stephen Kiel (908) 534-5160<br />
8
SKIER’S RESPONSIBILITY<br />
CODE<br />
There are elements of risk in skiing and snowboarding that<br />
common sense and personal awareness can help reduce.<br />
1. Always stay in control, and be able to stop or avoid<br />
other people or objects.<br />
2. People ahead of you have the right of way. It is<br />
your responsibility to avoid them.<br />
3. You must not stop where you obstruct a trail or are<br />
not visible from above.<br />
4. Whenever starting downhill or merging into a trail,<br />
look uphill and yield to others.<br />
5. Always use devices to help prevent runaway<br />
equipment.<br />
6. Observe all posted signs and warnings. Keep off<br />
closed trails and out of closed areas.<br />
7. Prior to using any lift, you must have the knowledge<br />
and ability to load, ride, and unload safely.<br />
Officially endorsed by: National <strong>Ski</strong> Areas Association<br />
THIS IS A PARTIAL LIST. BE SAFETY CONSCIOUS!<br />
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Best of Times <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Bordentown <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Marlboro, NJ<br />
Established: 1984 Membership: 118<br />
Address: P.O. Box 6 Dues: Single $20, Couple $30<br />
Marlboro, NJ 07746 (Ages 50+; younger spouse OK)<br />
Web: www.BestofTimes<strong>Ski</strong>Club.org<br />
Club E-mail: membership@BestofTimes<strong>Ski</strong>Club.org<br />
Meets: Year-’round; various locations<br />
Activities: Hikes, biking, walking tours, museums, luncheons<br />
President/Club Contact: Bob Levine, 609-395-9325,<br />
levcomm@comcast.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Eileen Fishkin, 732-617-2438, Esf510@juno.com<br />
Bordentown, NJ<br />
Established: 2008 Membership: 65<br />
Web: www.bordentownskiclub.com Dues: $10<br />
Club E-mail: bordentownskiclub@gmail.com<br />
Meets: Bordentown Elks Lodge, Amboy Road, Bordentown, NJ 08505;<br />
7:00 pm, 2nd Tuesday, Sept. to April<br />
Activities: Bowling, community volunteer work, social activities<br />
President/Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Jackie Lemesevski, 609-298-5109,<br />
jackiebell8@gmail.com<br />
Central <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & <strong>Snowboard</strong> Club<br />
Franklin Greens <strong>Ski</strong> PLUS Club<br />
Matawan, NJ<br />
Established: 1971 Membership: 225<br />
Address: P.O. Box 45 Dues: $60<br />
Matawan, NJ 07747<br />
Web: www.Central<strong>Jersey</strong><strong>Ski</strong>Club.com<br />
Club E-mail: info@centraljerseyskiclub.com<br />
Meets: TGIFridays, 3054 Rt. 35 S., Hazlet, NJ 07730; 8:30 pm, every<br />
Wednesday, Oct. to April; 1st & 3rd Wednesdays, May to Sept.<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Rochester, VT<br />
Activities: Winter weekend bus trips open to all ski clubs. Biking, kayaking,<br />
sailing, pool parties, walks, golf<br />
President: Cathy Eastmond, 732-872-7230, c.a.eastmond@att.net<br />
Club Contact: Lisa Eber, 609-557-2970, LEBER81@comcast.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Vasilios Montis, 732-922-2737, k2axis@optonline.net<br />
Manville, NJ<br />
Established: 1977 Membership: 70+<br />
Address: P.O. Box 5104 Dues: $25, Renewal $19<br />
Somerset, NJ 08875<br />
Web: www.fgspc.org<br />
Meets: Pizza N’ Pasta, 930 Main St., Manville, NJ, 08835; 7:00 pm,<br />
4th Monday of the month<br />
Activities: Biking, hiking, sailing, golf, summer concerts, Broadway shows,<br />
holiday party...anything that is fun! <strong>Ski</strong>ing as well as social club.<br />
President: Micky Brackett, 908-782-2760, m.k.brackett@att.net<br />
Club Contact: Carolyn Johns, 732-469-4128, carolyn0527@msn.com<br />
NJSC Rep: John Feterik, 732-985-0664, jfeterik@psands.com<br />
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Craigmeur <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Garden State <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
German <strong>Ski</strong> Club of NY<br />
Rockaway, NJ<br />
Established: 1939 Membership: 350<br />
Address: 179-9 Route 46 W, #226 Dues: Single $30, Family $50<br />
Rockaway, NJ 07866 (Min age: 18 to be voting mbr)<br />
Web: www.craigmeurskiclub.com<br />
Club E-mail: info@craigmeurskiclub.com<br />
Meets: The Exchange Restaurant, 160 East Main St., Rockaway, NJ 07866;<br />
973 -627-8488; 8:00 pm, every Wednesday, Oct. to April; 1st and 3rd<br />
Wednesday, May to Sept.<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: West Rutland, VT<br />
Activities: Clambake, rafting, camping, biking, motorcycling, golf, hiking,<br />
climbing<br />
President: Craig DeSantis, 973-927-9968, Craig.A.DeSantis@gmail.com<br />
Club Contact: Lee DeSantis, 973-208-5558, Lee-Dreamscape@hotmail.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Chris Budd, 201-602-8280, skijcb@hotmail.com<br />
Maywood, NJ<br />
Established: 1958 Membership: 400+<br />
Address: P.O. Box 54 Dues: Single $45, Appl. Fee $15<br />
Maywood, NJ 07607 (Min. age: 21)<br />
Web: www.gardenstateskiclub.com Hotline: 866-503-GSSC (4772)<br />
Club E-mail: president@gardenstateskiclub.com<br />
Meets: Victor’s Maywood Inn, 124 West Pleasant Avenue, Maywood, NJ<br />
07607; 201-843-8022; 8:00 pm, every Tuesday, year ‘round.<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Pittsford, VT<br />
Activities: Free Alpine and Nordic ski lessons; Bus trips to <strong>New</strong> England,<br />
<strong>New</strong> York, and Pennsylvania; Numerous European, Canadian, and<br />
Western ski trips; Nordic trips. Summer activities: tennis (free<br />
lessons), golf, canoe and camping trips, hiking, in-line skating,<br />
sailing, windsurfing, BBQ’s, parties, dude ranch weekend, deep<br />
sea fishing, sporting clay shooting, and cultural events.<br />
President: Art Gillan, 201-264-5940, agillan158@aol.com<br />
Club Contact: Adrienne Geffen, 973-248-8962, ageffen@optonline.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Kat Visich, 732-388-7453, visciouskat@verizon.net<br />
Bronx, NY<br />
Established: 1929 Membership: 106<br />
Web: www.germanskiclub.org Dues: $25<br />
Club E-mail: info@germanskiclub.org<br />
Meets: American Turners Club (Michaels Restaurant), 748 Clarence Ave.,<br />
Bronx, NY 10465; 8:00 pm, first Thursday of the month, Nov. to April<br />
Activities: Summer activities include hiking, boating, swimming at our<br />
summer camp located in Harriman State Park.<br />
President/Club Contact: Andrea Schmidt, 310-883-8230,<br />
andrealives@live.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Brian McNamara, 201-262-7588, germanskiclub@gmail.com<br />
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High Life <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Rockaway, NJ<br />
Established: 1965 Membership: 410<br />
Address: P.O. Box 9 Dues: Adults 21+, $45; Jrs 10+, $10;<br />
Rockaway, NJ 07866 Appl. Fee $5; Init. Fee $35<br />
Web: www.highlifeskiclub.org Club Hotline: 973-599-0973<br />
Club E-mail: Use link on website<br />
Meets: The Exchange, 160 E. Main Street, Rockaway, NJ 07866; 8:00 pm,<br />
every Tuesday, Sept. to May; 2nd and 4th Tuesday, June thru Aug.<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Chittendon, VT<br />
Activities: Winter: <strong>Ski</strong> racing team, NJ <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> races, ice skating, dinner/<br />
movie nights, Christmas and <strong>New</strong> Year’s Eve parties, ski trips<br />
to West and Europe. Summer: annual picnic, bicycle, golf and<br />
motorcycle weekends at lodge in VT, wine festivals, kayaking/<br />
river rafting, hiking, NJ Shore weekends, NYC shows, music<br />
festivals.<br />
President: Bob Zega, 973-599-0973, rjzega@yahoo.com<br />
Club Contact: Bob Liput, 973-839-9124, bobski711@optonline.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Amanda Zega-Greco, 973-664-1186, azega@optonline.net<br />
Haverstraw Elks <strong>Ski</strong> & <strong>Snowboard</strong> Club<br />
Haverstraw, NY<br />
Established: 2004 Membership: 50<br />
Address/Meets: Haverstraw Lodge #877<br />
877 Elks Drive<br />
Haverstraw, NY 10927<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Haverstraw, NY<br />
Activities: Numerous fund raisers and community activities, yacht club,<br />
softball team, bowling, golf outings, dances, bingo, etc.<br />
Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Richard Brown, 845-248-1489<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Hoboken, NJ<br />
Established: 1991 Membership: 350<br />
Address: P.O. Box 1364 Dues: $30<br />
Hoboken, NJ 07030 (Min. age: 21)<br />
Web: www.Hoboken<strong>Ski</strong>Club.com<br />
Club E-mail: info@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Meets: Willie McBride’s, 616 Grand St., Hoboken, NJ 07030; 8:30 pm, every<br />
Tuesday, year ‘round<br />
Activities: Hiking, biking, volleyball, etc.<br />
President: Scott Konzelmann, 201-232-7258, president@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Swaroop Jayaprakash,<br />
vouchers@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
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Hudson Valley <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Poughkeepsie, NY<br />
Established: 1938 Membership: 300<br />
Address: P.O. Box 2704 Dues: Single $40<br />
Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 (Min. age: 21)<br />
Web: www.hudsonvalleyskiclub.org Club Hotline: 845-227-1123<br />
Club E-mail: info@hudsonvalleyskiclub.org<br />
Meets: Mercury Grand Hotel, 2170 South Road (Route 9), Poughkeepsie, NY<br />
12601; 8:00 pm, 1st Wednesday, January thru December<br />
Activities: <strong>Ski</strong> racing, bicycling, tennis, golf, kayaking, rafting, weekly happy<br />
hours, dinner dances, annual pool party, annual softball game and<br />
cookout<br />
President/Club Contact: Mark Booska, 845-505-1027,<br />
mebooska@yahoo.com<br />
NJSC Rep: James Gahn, 845-561-6376, earmaster@juno.com<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> and Sport, Inc.<br />
<strong>New</strong>ark, NJ<br />
Established: 1976 Membership: 150<br />
Address: P.O. Box 1004 Dues: $40<br />
<strong>New</strong>ark, NJ 07101<br />
Web: www.jerseyski.org<br />
Club E-mail: jerseyski@jerseyski.org<br />
Meets: Day’s Inn, 450 US Route 1, <strong>New</strong>ark, NJ 07112; 7:30 pm, 2nd Thursday<br />
of each month, September to June<br />
Activities: Golfing, biking, skating, running, whitewater rafting, travelling<br />
President/Club Contact: Patricia Faison, 973-824-5172,<br />
patfaison@lycos.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Kevin Armstrong, 908-623-9007, jerseyski@jerseyski.org<br />
Mid <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Clark, NJ<br />
Established: 1948 Membership: 49<br />
Address: P.O. Box 844 Dues: $80, Init. Fee $50<br />
Woodbridge, NJ 07095<br />
Web: www.mjsc.org<br />
Club E-mail: mjsc@comcast.net<br />
Meets: Italian-American Club, 1001 Garibaldi Ave., S. Plainfield, NJ 07080;<br />
8:00 pm, Tuesdays, October thru April<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Wallingford, VT<br />
Activities: <strong>Snowboard</strong>ing, showshoeing, ski trips, beach trips, hiking,<br />
golfing, rafting, tennis, biking, BBQ’s, fun weekends at lodge in<br />
Vermont<br />
President: Mark Hritzik, 908-272-0440, metski1@msn.com<br />
Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Kathy Mancini-Modugno, 732-870-2512,<br />
kathy.mancini@verizon.net<br />
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14
Learn to Teach, or Learn<br />
to <strong>Ski</strong> or Ride Like a Pro!<br />
Do you wish you could glide down the hills or through<br />
the moguls and fresh powder like the pros you see<br />
while riding the lift? Do you wonder what secret gift<br />
or talent makes it so easy for them?<br />
It’s no secret, and you have the talent!<br />
The fact is, you can become a better<br />
skier or snowboarder by learning and<br />
applying certain basic skills.<br />
You can learn these skills by joining<br />
the Amateur <strong>Ski</strong> Instructors Association<br />
(ASIA) and taking our Alpine or<br />
<strong>Snowboard</strong> Teaching Certification.<br />
Don’t want to teach? That’s OK, join<br />
us for one of our many fun, two day,<br />
on snow instruction programs.<br />
ASIA is a non-profit, professional<br />
snowsports organization formed in<br />
1980 and run by its membership.<br />
We’ve trained and certified thousands<br />
of ski club members like you. ASIA is<br />
a member school of the Professional<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Instructors of America (PSIA), just<br />
like most mountain schools, and offers<br />
top quality, professional instruction at<br />
a very reasonable cost to members.<br />
Folks participate in the four day ASIA<br />
Teaching Certification programs to<br />
learn to teach others, then volunteer<br />
their time in a structured club, church,<br />
or school instruction program.<br />
Many folks use ASIA Certification as<br />
a first step toward becoming a member<br />
of PSIA without having to join<br />
a mountain ski school. Still others<br />
use the program simply to drastically<br />
improve their skiing or riding, as well<br />
as their understanding the sport.<br />
Everyone looks forward to the fun,<br />
camaraderie and learning opportunities<br />
our programs provide.<br />
It’s easy to become an ASIA member!<br />
Just go to www.asiaski.org, download<br />
our membership application, and mail<br />
it to ASIA with your dues of $25.00.<br />
To take a program, check the ASIA<br />
schedule for an event near you.<br />
Download the program application,<br />
mail it to the ASIA office with your<br />
check for the program fee, and start<br />
looking forward to the season when<br />
you learn to ski or ride like the pros!<br />
Come ski<br />
and ride<br />
with ASIA!<br />
Amateur <strong>Ski</strong> Instructors Association ~ www.asiaski.org<br />
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Area Program ASIA Offerings 2010-2011 Coordinator<br />
Belleayre Earlybird<br />
Highmount, NY<br />
November 27-28, 2010<br />
December 4-5, 2010<br />
Okemo Earlybird<br />
Ludlow, VT<br />
November 27-28, 2010<br />
December 4-5, 2010<br />
Belleayre Fall Rally<br />
Highmount, NY<br />
December 11-12, 2010<br />
USMA West Point<br />
Dates TBA<br />
Sno Mountain<br />
Scranton, PA<br />
January 8-9, 2011<br />
January 22-23, 2011<br />
Seven Springs Resort<br />
Champion, PA<br />
January 29-30, 2011<br />
Belleayre February Bump<br />
Festival<br />
Highmount, NY<br />
February 5-6, 2011<br />
Registration deadline:<br />
January 21, 2011<br />
Spring Rally - Venue TBA<br />
March 11-13, 2011<br />
Registration deadline:<br />
February 25, 2011<br />
Nov 27-28 Level 1 Alpine Certification Part 1<br />
Advanced <strong>Ski</strong>ing Improvement/Refresher<br />
Dec 4-5 Level 1 Alpine Certification Part 2<br />
Level 2 Alpine Certification - Dates, Venue TBA<br />
Registration deadline: November 12, 2010<br />
Nov 27-28 Level 1 Alpine Certification Part 1<br />
Dec 4-5 Level I Alpine Certification Part 2<br />
Advanced <strong>Ski</strong>ing Improvement/Refresher<br />
Registration deadline: November 12, 2010<br />
Intermediate <strong>Ski</strong>ing Improvement<br />
Advanced <strong>Ski</strong>ing Improvement<br />
Registration deadline: November 25, 2010<br />
Level 1 <strong>Snowboard</strong> Certification<br />
Level 1 <strong>Snowboard</strong> Refresher<br />
Level 1 Alpine Certification<br />
Level 1 Alpine Refresher<br />
Jan 8-9 Level 1 <strong>Snowboard</strong> Certification Part 1<br />
Level 1 Alpine Certification Part 1<br />
Level 1 Refresher - Movement Analysis<br />
Jan 22-23 Level 1 <strong>Snowboard</strong> Certification Part 2<br />
Level 1 Alpine Certification Part 2<br />
Advanced <strong>Ski</strong>ing/Refresher<br />
Registration deadline: December 25, 2010<br />
<strong>Ski</strong>ing Improvement<br />
Registration Deadline: January 14, 2010<br />
Mogul Introduction: Learn to ski those pesky moguls<br />
that pile up when the powder and groomed gets pushed<br />
around!<br />
Mogul Improvement: If you already love the bumps, you’ll<br />
learn tactics for skiing the troughs, sides, ridges or any<br />
place you want to ski them.<br />
Intermediate <strong>Ski</strong>ing Improvement<br />
Advanced <strong>Ski</strong>ing Improvement<br />
Steeps, Deeps, and Trees<br />
Great end of season fun!<br />
Bill Hornbeck<br />
845-679-4609<br />
asiadesk at asiaski.com<br />
Nancy Nolan<br />
203-272-4681<br />
nancynolan at snet.net<br />
Bill Hornbeck<br />
845-679-4609<br />
asiadesk at asiaski.com<br />
TBA - Check ASIA website for<br />
additional details<br />
www.asiaski.com<br />
Peter Ryan<br />
215-657-8792<br />
peteski3 at juno.com<br />
Ernesto Fagnelli<br />
412-996-8242<br />
bgaylepub at comcast.net<br />
Ray Owens<br />
845-369-3961<br />
rayowens89 at hotmail.com<br />
Nancy Nolan<br />
203-272-4681<br />
nancynolan at snet.net<br />
Posted 8/06/2010<br />
Tentative schedule<br />
Programs may be full before cutoff date.<br />
Schedule is subject to change<br />
without notice.<br />
See WWW.ASIASKI.ORG for additional programs<br />
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2010-2011 TRIP LIST<br />
Contact Contact<br />
Club Date Destination Name Info<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & Sports, Inc. 12/4 - 12/11/10 Snow Bird jerseyski@jerseyski.org<br />
Best of Times <strong>Ski</strong> Club 12/7 - 12/15/10 Vail Carol Kelly 338-288-9552<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 12/10 - 12/12/10 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Trailsweepers Snow and Sports Club 12/10 - 12/12/10 Killington Rudy Firmbach rudy@fi rmbachCPAs.com<br />
Watchung Amaetur <strong>Ski</strong> Club 12/10 - 12/12/10 Okemo, VT (Wkend drive-up) Larry Thomas 732-740-3317<br />
Central <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & <strong>Snowboard</strong> Club 12/12 - 12/17/10 Mt. Tremblant Bill Metzgar 732-525-1723<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 12/17 - 12/19/10 Stratton, VT Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
Watchung Amaetur <strong>Ski</strong> Club 12/19/10 Belleayre Mountain, NY - Bus Trip Joe Tag 908-542-0885<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 12/23 - 12/26/10 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 12/26 - 12/30/10 Car Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Princeton <strong>Ski</strong> Club 12/28/10 - 1/2/11 Banff, Alberta, Canada David Corbishley 609-466-1564<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 12/30/10 - 1/2/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Onondaga <strong>Ski</strong> Club 12/30/10 - 1/8/11 Acosta Valley, Italy Scott Severance peg@twcny.rr.com<br />
Trailsweepers Snow and Sports Club 12/31/10 - 1/2/11 Lake Placid <strong>New</strong> Year’s Trip Dale Ziegenfelder 845-657-6312<br />
Hudson Valley <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/2011 (TBA) Mt. Snow, VT James Gahn 845-562-6376<br />
Watchung Amaetur <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/2/11 Windham Mountain, NY - Bus Trip Joe Tag 908-542-0885<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 1/2 - 1/7/11 Sugarloaf, ME Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 1/5/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Sitzmark <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/6 - 1/9/11 Okemo, VT Frank D’Alio 908-782-8951<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/7 - 1/9/11 Stratton / Mount Snow, VT ski-stratton@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Hudson Valley <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/7 - 1/9/11 Gore Mountain James Gahn 845-562-6376<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/7 - 1/9/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Princeton <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/7 - 1/9/11 Bretton Woods, <strong>New</strong> Hampshire Ed Chobrda 732-656-9454<br />
German <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/9/11 Belleayre Mountain, NY Brian McNamara 201-262-7588<br />
Trailsweepers Snow and Sports Club 1/9 - 1/13/11 Killington Midweek Dale Ziegenfelder 845-657-6312<br />
Best of Times <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/9 - 1/17/11 Okemo Anne Greene 201-652-5009<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 1/12/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/13 - 1/17/11 Vail ski-vail@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/14 - 1/17/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 1/14 - 1/17/11 Stowe, VT Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
Staten Island <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/16 - 1/21/11 Sunday River, ME - Bus trip Bill Coyne vouchers@siskiclub.com<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 1/19/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Triple Cities <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/21/11 Windham Bus Trip Craig Wakeley 607-748-0677<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/21 - 1/23/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 1/21 - 1/23/11 Killington/Pico Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
Watchung Amaetur <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/21 - 1/23/11 Mount Snow, VT (Wkend drive-up) Larry Thomas 732-740-3317<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/21 - 1/29/11 St. Anton, Austria ski-StAnton@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Morris County <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/21 - 1/31/11 Val Gardena, Italy Ed Tideman etideman@pvsc.com<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & Sports, Inc. 1/22/11 Windham, NY jerseyski@jerseyski.org<br />
German <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/22 - 1/23/11 Killington/Pico Brian McNamara 201-262-7588<br />
Central <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & <strong>Snowboard</strong> Club 1/22 - 1/29/11 Aspen Vasilios Montis 732-778-9389<br />
Garden State <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/22 - 1/29/11 Big Sky Montana Donna Calen 973-809-2800<br />
Best of Times <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/23 - 1/30/11 Windham Ed Shiffer 914-725-0102<br />
High Life <strong>Ski</strong> Club Inc. 1/23 - 1/30/11 Mammoth, California Bob Liput 973-839-9124<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 1/26/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & Sports, Inc. 1/27 - 1/29/11 Killington/Okemo Weekend Karen Flippen 732-297-6533<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/27 - 1/31/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Triple Cities <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/28 - 1/30/11 Bolton Valley, VT - Bus Trip Terri Noga-Starnick 607-723-7018<br />
Trailside <strong>Ski</strong> Club of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong>, Inc 1/28 - 2/5/11 Madonna di Camplio, Italy Joe Harvis 973-533-3452<br />
Hudson Valley <strong>Ski</strong> Club 1/29 - 2/5/11 Sun Valley, Idaho John Macek 845-489-6056<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 1/29 - 2/5/11 Telluride, CO Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
Hudson Valley <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/2011 (TBA) Lake Placid, NY James Gahn 845-562-6376<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 2/2/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & Sports, Inc. 2/3 - 2/6/11 Eastrn Reg. Winterfest - Sugarbush JB Brown 732-317-1369<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/4 - 2/6/11 Killington, VT ski-killington@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/4 - 2/6/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Trailsweepers Snow and Sports Club 2/4 - 2/6/11 Pico Dale Ziegenfelder 845-657-6312<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 2/5/11 Berkshire East, MA Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
Central <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & <strong>Snowboard</strong> Club 2/5 - 2/12/11 Vail Bill Metzgar 732-525-1723<br />
Onondaga <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/5 - 2/12/11 Big Sky, Montana Peg Hotaling 315-686-5025<br />
Sitzmark <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/5 - 2/12/11 Banff / Lake Louise Sal Vitagliano 609-447-0557<br />
Watchung Amaetur <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/6/11 Elk Mountain, PA (Bus Trip) Joe Tag 908-542-0885<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 2/9/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Morris County <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/10 - 2/13/11 Stowe, VT Ed Tideman etideman@pvsc.com<br />
Triple Cities <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/11/11 Bristol - Bus Trip Marie Monaco 607-785-0117<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/11 - 2/13/11 Sugarbush, VT ski-sugarbush@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
See Our Website for Updated Information: www.NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
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2010-2011 TRIP LIST<br />
Contact Contact<br />
Club Date Destination Name Info<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/11 - 2/13/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 2/11-2/13/11 Bromley, VT Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
Staten Island <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/12 - 2/19/11 Snowbird, Utah Jack Halpern 718-447-3963<br />
Watchung Amaetur <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/12 - 2/19/11 Sun Peaks Resort, B.C., Canada John Czyzewski 908-241-1945<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & Sports, Inc. 2/13/11 Belleayre, NY jerseyski@jerseyski.org<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 2/16/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/18 - 2/21/11 Sunday River, ME ski-Sunday@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/18 - 2/21/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Princeton <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/18 - 2/21/11 Sunday River, Maine Karen Shannon 732-329-6387<br />
Garden State <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/18 - 2/22/11 Laurentian Mountains, Quebec Ron LeVine 201-825-2557<br />
Hudson Valley <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/19 - 2/26/11 Whitefish, Montana Mark Searle 845-471-6402<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 2/19 - 2/26/11 Vail, CO Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
German <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/21 - 2/25/11 Londonderry, Vermont Brian McNamara 201-262-7588<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/21 - 2/25/11 Car Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 2/23/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/25 - 2/27/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 2/25 - 2/27/11 Mount Snow, VT Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
Triple Cities <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/25 - 2/27/11 Stratton, VT Craig Wakeley 607-748-0677<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & Sports, Inc. 2/25 - 3/5/11 Steamboat Springs, Colorado JB Brown 732-882-2085<br />
Bordentown <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/26 - 3/5/11 Snow Mass with NJSC Jackie Lemesevski 609-298-5109<br />
Garden State <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/26 - 3/5/11 ASPEN-SNOWMASS with NJSC Dennis Young 201-487-0485<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/26 - 3/5/11 Banff / Lake Louise, Canada ski-banff@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/26 - 3/5/11 Steamboat, CO Len Frank lenfrank5@cs.com<br />
NEW JERSEY SKI COUNCIL 2/26 - 3/5/11 ASPEN-SNOWMASS Susan Donlan 908-522-1517<br />
Princeton <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/26 - 3/5/11 Steamboat, Colorado Dmitri Rizer 609-275-7277<br />
Trailside <strong>Ski</strong> Club of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong>, Inc 2/26 - 3/5/11 ASPEN-SNOWMASS with NJSC Karen Sanderson 845-947-4270<br />
Watchung Amaetur <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/27/11 Hunter Mountain, NY Joe Tag 908-542-0885<br />
Central <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & <strong>Snowboard</strong> Club 2/27 - 3/4/11 Sunday River Vasilios Montis 732-778-9389<br />
Morris County <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/27 - 3/5/11 Jackson Hole Ed Tideman etideman@pvsc.com<br />
Best of Times <strong>Ski</strong> Club 2/27 - 3/6/11 Killington Marvin Davidowitz 212-486-1344<br />
German <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/2011 (TBA) Jiminy Peak Brian McNamara 201-262-7588<br />
Hudson Valley <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/2011 (TBA) Sunday River, Maine James Gahn 845-562-6376<br />
Onondaga <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/2011 (TBA) Mt Tremblant, Quebec Leo Naylor lnaylor@hotmail.com<br />
Onondaga <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/2011 (TBA) Bristol, NY Jan Carr jljscarr@aol.com<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 3/2/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Trailsweepers Snow and Sports Club 3/3 - 3/6/11 Sugarbush/Stowe Dale Ziegenfelder 845-657-6312<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/4 - 3/6/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 3/4 - 3/6/11 Gore, NY Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
Best of Times <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/5 - 3/12/11 Aspen Annette Kaufman 561-750-7456<br />
High Life <strong>Ski</strong> Club Inc. 3/5 - 3/12/11 Whistler, Vancouver Canada Ken Chodkiewicz 973-729-5993<br />
Triple Cities <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/5 - 3/12/11 Banff, Alberta, Canada Tim Hanna 607-656-7680<br />
Sitzmark <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/6 - 3/13/11 Park City, Utah Ray Somers 908-782-5192<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 3/9/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Watchung Amaetur <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/10 - 3/13/11 Sugarbush/Mad River VT (3-4 day drive up) Ellen Earl 732-563-6764<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/11 - 3/13/11 Stowe, VT ski-stowe@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/11 - 3/13/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 3/11 - 3/13/11 Loon/Cannon Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & Sports, Inc. 3/12/11 Windham, NY jerseyski@jerseyski.org<br />
Central <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> & <strong>Snowboard</strong> Club 3/12 - 3/19/11 Baniff / Lake Louise Virginia Borromeo 732-861-3152<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Club Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 3/12 - 3/19/11 Jackson Hole, Wyoming Pat Van Orden-Hogue 732-449-8808<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 3/16/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/18 - 3/21/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 3/18 - 3/26/11 St. Anton, Austria Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
Hoboken <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/19 - 3/26/11 Heavenly, California ski-tahoe@hobokenskiclub.com<br />
Bordentown <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/20 - 3/25/11 Sunday River with NJSC Jackie Lemesevski 609-298-5109<br />
NEW JERSEY SKI COUNCIL 3/20 - 3/25/11 SUNDAY RIVER, MAINE Kathy Mancini-Modugno 732-870-2512<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers, Inc. 3/20 - 3/25/11 Sunday River, ME Jeff Meyer 631-471-2129<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 3/23/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Morris County <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/23 - 3/27/11 Alta/Snowbird Ed Tideman etideman@pvsc.com<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 3/25 - 3/27/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Bums Of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> 3/30/11 Hunter Mtn Bus Trip Every Wed. Carole Hirsch 732-462-7075<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 4/1 - 4/3/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club 4/8 - 4/10/11 Bus Trip - Waitsfield, VT Lodge www.miramar.org 212-978-9191<br />
Bordentown <strong>Ski</strong> Club TBA Blue Mountain, PA Jackie Lemesevski 609-298-5109<br />
Powder Hounds TBA BOLTON VALLEY Mark Schultz voklcarver@aol.com<br />
See Our Website for Updated Information: www.NJ<strong>Ski</strong><strong>Council</strong>.org<br />
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Miramar <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
<strong>New</strong> York, NY<br />
Established: 1949 Membership: 289<br />
Address: 71 W. 23rd St., Box B3 Dues: Single $195, Couple $370<br />
<strong>New</strong> York, NY 10010-4190 Init: $125 per yr for 2 yrs<br />
Web: www.Miramar.org (Must be over 18)<br />
Club E-mail: skiclub@Miramar.org Hotline: 212-978-9191<br />
Meets: Masonic Hall, Room 2E, 71 W. 23 rd St., NY, NY 10010-4190;<br />
Gen. Membership Mtgs., 7:30 pm, 3 rd Wed. in Jan., April, and Sept.<br />
Club Owned Lodge: Waitsfield, VT<br />
Activities: Winter: Bus trips every wkend, Dec.-April from Long Island,<br />
NYC, and Ramsey, NJ, to our fully-equipped and staffed lodge<br />
with easy access to Sugarbush, Mad River, and Stowe; Downhill,<br />
cross-country skiers, and snowboarders welcome; Racing program<br />
and Novice <strong>Ski</strong>er Reimbursement Program; Chef-prepared<br />
meals; linens supplied. Spring/summer/fall: Hiking, biking, rafting;<br />
fun and work wkends. In NYC - Baseball games, biking, Meet<br />
for a Drink night, ice-skating, concerts, year ‘round fun activities.<br />
President: Robin Bossert, 212-414-8266, robin@bossert.tv<br />
Club Contact: David Wallenstein, 718-857-8972, info@miramar.org<br />
NJSC Rep: Carol Sudol, 732-494-3781, Mcsudol@aol.com<br />
Monmouth <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Red Bank, NJ<br />
Established: 1939 Membership: 110<br />
Address: P.O. Box 851 Dues: Sgl $75, Cpl $125, Fam $125<br />
Red Bank, NJ 07701<br />
Init. fee $25 (For adults)<br />
Full members must be 18 years old; Need to pass basic ski test.<br />
Web: www.monmouthskiclub.com Hotline: 732-244-4267<br />
Club E-mail: see website for links<br />
Meets: The Wilde Rover, 153 Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, NJ 07701;<br />
8:00 pm, 1st Wednesday of the month, Oct. to May<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Pittsford, VT<br />
Activities: Club-owned Lodge allows one-hour access to four major ski<br />
areas, as well as several others. Award-winning chef cooks on<br />
winter wkends (other times by arrangement). Lodge is avail<br />
yr-round to mbr & guest hikers, bicyclists, kayakers, golfers,<br />
swimmers, etc. Lodge is avail to mbrs of other clubs affil. w/<br />
NJSC. (Call Pres. for info.) Annual Club SKI Race w/other VT<br />
NJSC clubs each March, pre- and post-season, 1st Run & Last<br />
Run events, periodic year-round work weekends, and a variety of<br />
other sports and social activities.<br />
President/Club Contact: Christine Beadle, 732-244-4267,<br />
cmbeadle@comcast.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Ed Dalton, 908-464-2071, fastedy77@aol.com<br />
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2010 NJ <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> Jamboree<br />
Supports Adaptive Sports<br />
The <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> Jamboree, a <strong>Council</strong> tradition, is held during the fall of each<br />
year. The Jamboree is a combination trade show, trip planning event, membership drive,<br />
and ski season kick-off party. It is a great opportunity for winter sports enthusiasts to<br />
meet with representatives of local and national ski areas and to learn what is new in the<br />
ski industry. The <strong>Council</strong>’s clubs are also at the Jamboree to introduce themselves and<br />
to tout the advantages of club membership.<br />
A key element of our Jamboree tradition is supporting ski-related charities. Monies raised<br />
through raffles and auctions are customarily donated to adaptive sports programs. In<br />
2010, the <strong>Council</strong> contributed to the Adaptive Sports Foundation at Windham, <strong>New</strong> York;<br />
Vermont’s Adaptive <strong>Ski</strong> & Sports (VASS); and the Wounded Warriors Project.<br />
These programs are committed to furthering the equality and independence of individuals<br />
with disabilities by providing access to sports and recreational opportunities. They<br />
believe that sports and recreation provide a physical, mental, and social experience that<br />
is immeasurable in promoting self-confidence and independence in an individual.<br />
VASS offers year round programs and activities throughout Vermont. In addition to skiing,<br />
their programs offer opportunities to participate in sports that include cycling, sailing,<br />
canoe/kayak outings, horseback riding, and indoor climbing. Their administrative offi ces<br />
are located at Pico Mountain, Killington, Vermont.<br />
Windham’s Adaptive Sports Foundation also provides four season instruction and recreational<br />
activities for individuals with special needs. The Adaptive Sports Foundation is<br />
the largest adaptive sports program on the East Coast and one of the leading programs<br />
in the country. Their programs have served thousands who are cognitively or physically<br />
impaired since 1984. Their center is located at Windham Mountain, <strong>New</strong> York.<br />
The Wounded Warriors Project partners with adaptive sports programs throughout the<br />
country to meet the needs of severely injured service men and women. <strong>Ski</strong> resorts hold<br />
numerous events each winter hosting the Wounded Warriors.<br />
If you would like to volunteer, make a donation, or learn more about these programs,<br />
contact them at:<br />
The Adaptive Sports Foundation Vermont Adaptive <strong>Ski</strong> & Sports<br />
518-734-5070 802-786-4991<br />
www.adaptivesportsfoundation.org<br />
www.vermontadaptive.org<br />
Wounded Warrior Project<br />
212-629-8881<br />
www.woundedwarriorproject.org<br />
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Montclair <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Morris County <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
North <strong>Jersey</strong> Whiz <strong>Ski</strong>ers<br />
Fairfield, NJ<br />
Established: 1947 Membership: 100<br />
Web: www.montclairskiclub.com Dues: $85, Appl. fee $20, Init. fee $300<br />
(Appl. must be sponsored by an active club mbr.)<br />
Meets: VFW Hall, 45 Plymouth Street, Fairfield, NJ 07004; 8:00 pm, first<br />
Wednesday of the month, Oct. to May<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Schuss Pass at Mad River Glen, Waitsfield, VT<br />
President: Saralyn Betley, 973-808-1091, dsbetley@verizon.net<br />
Club Contact: Bill Copeck, 973-338-5528, bcopern@verizon.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Frank DeRossi, 973-239-8711, stefan_der@hotmail.com<br />
Morristown, NJ<br />
Established: 1960 Membership: 225<br />
Web: www.morriscountyskiclub.com Dues: $35, Appl. fee $5<br />
Club E-mail: dscheneck@msn.com (Ages 21+)<br />
Meets: Ramada Inn, 130 Route 10 W, East Hanover, NJ 07936; 8:00 pm,<br />
2nd and 4th Tuesdays (2nd Tuesday only - June, July, December)<br />
Activities: Biking, tennis, hiking, bowling, happy hours, broadway shows,<br />
attending major sports events, wine tasting, year-end party.<br />
President: Tom Buhlinger, buhlinger@aol.com<br />
Club Contact: Diane Engel, dscheneck@msn.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Lisa Hallman, hallmanlicorice@aol.com<br />
Maywood, NJ<br />
Established: 1951 Membership: 110<br />
Address: 154 Dover Chester Road Dues: $125, Init. fee $50<br />
Randolph, NJ 07869<br />
Web: www.njws.org<br />
Meets: Victor’s Maywood Inn, 124 West Pleasant Ave, Maywood, NJ 07607;<br />
8:00 pm, 1st and 3rd Wednesdays (limited summer schedule)<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Base of Mad River Glen <strong>Ski</strong> Area, VT<br />
Activities: Anything you can think of doing outdoors in Vermont in any season,<br />
hikes, picnics in NJ, clambake<br />
President: Matthew Kenny, 201-652-1968, mkenny3@aol.com<br />
Club Contact: Chuck Patti, 973-335-6810, chuckpatti@hotmail.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Phil Lee, 201-664-2131, philipalflee@optonline.net<br />
Ocean <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Ocean County, NJ<br />
Established: 1965 Membership: 62<br />
Address: P.O. Box 362 Dues: $132-$220, Init. fee $300<br />
Ocean Gate, NJ 08740 (prosp. mbrs must be spons. by a current mbr)<br />
Web: www.oceanskiclub.org<br />
Club E-mail: webmaster@oceanskiclub.org<br />
Meets: Connolly Station, Main St., Belmar, NJ; Sept. to April.<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Chittenden, VT<br />
President: Gary Church, 732-270-0813, wgary.church@verizon.net<br />
Club Contact: John Purwin, 732-295-1016, membership@oceanskiclub.org<br />
NJSC Rep: Bob Egelhoff, 732-620-0954, mtnbob@optonline.net<br />
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Onondaga <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Syracuse, NY<br />
Established: 1953 Membership: 662<br />
Patrollers (National <strong>Ski</strong> Patrol)<br />
Powder Hounds<br />
Jackson, NJ<br />
Established: 2004 Membership: 200<br />
Club E-Mail: voklcarver@aol.com Dues: $5<br />
Meets: No meetings, virtual club, all information is distributed via internet<br />
President/Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Mark Schultz, 732-833-1092,<br />
voklcarver@aol.com<br />
Members receive benefits of discount lift tickets and access to discounted<br />
group trips.<br />
Princeton <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Address: P.O. Box 8025, Teall Station Dues: Single $20, Appl. fee $5<br />
Syracuse, NY 13217<br />
(Ages 13 or older)<br />
Web: www.osc-ski.org<br />
Club E-mail: ladymarion131@yahoo.com<br />
Meets: Barbagello’s Restaurant, 6344 E. Molloy Rd., East Syracuse, NY,<br />
13057; 7:30 pm, 2nd Tuesday of month, Sept. to April<br />
Activities: Hiking, biking, camping, kayaking/canoeing, golf, sailing, running,<br />
rollerblading, swimming, etc.<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Lower Granville, VT<br />
President: Jack Lancet, 315-454-0852,jlancette@twcny.rr.com<br />
Club Contact: Marian Lapierre, 315-445-2275, ladymarion131@yahoo.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Bob Wiley, 315-696-6413, odiew@juno.com<br />
Established: 1957 Membership: 354<br />
Address: Box 333 Dues: $30, Init. fee $5<br />
Princeton, NJ 08542<br />
(under 18 not permitted on trips w/o<br />
Web: www.princetonski.org<br />
parent or guardian)<br />
Club E-mail: info@princetonski.org<br />
Meets: Charlie Brown’s, 4591 State Hwy 27, Kingston, NJ 08528; 7:00 pm,<br />
Sept. to April, 3rd Tuesday of each month<br />
Activities: Alpine and Nordic <strong>Ski</strong>ing: Day, Weekend, week-long.<br />
Destinations: <strong>New</strong> England, Western US, Canada and Europe.<br />
Sailing, biking, hiking, backyard BBQ, cultural events<br />
Lodge: Killington, VT<br />
President: Dmitri Rizer, 609-275-7277, president@princetonski.org<br />
Club Contact: Steve Friedlander, 908-500-6565,<br />
membership@princetonski.org<br />
NJSC Rep: Nicola Reid, njsc@princetonski.org<br />
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<strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
Established: 1938 Membership: 300<br />
Web: www.nspnj.org Dues: $65 (Min. age: 15)<br />
Meets: Wayne First Aid<br />
President: Don Cavallo, Region Director, 201-738-6270,<br />
doncavallo@optonline.net<br />
Club Contact: Joe Bates, Recruiter, 973-715-2841, jbates104@comcast.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Phil Uhler, 908-295-4457, pjuhler@optonline.net<br />
Alpine <strong>Ski</strong> Areas: Campgaw, Mountain Creek, Hidden Valley, and coming<br />
soon, indoor skiing at Xanadu<br />
Nordic <strong>Ski</strong> Areas: High Point State Park, Stokes State Forest, Washington<br />
Crossing State Park, and Wawayanda State Park<br />
Princeton, NJ
Ramapo Mountain <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Ramsey, NJ<br />
Established: 1947 Membership: 360<br />
Address: P.O. Box 157 Dues: $45, Init. fee $50<br />
Nanuet, NY 10954<br />
Web: www.ramaposkiclub.org<br />
Club E-mail: info@ramaposkiclub.org<br />
Meets: Knights of Columbus, 48 Mechanic St., Ramsey, NJ 07446,<br />
201-327-9606; 8:00 pm, Thursdays, October to April<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Waitsfield, VT<br />
Activities: <strong>Ski</strong>ing, nordic, boarding, hiking, biking, rollerblading, picnics<br />
President: Carlene Bassell, 845-358-5176, carbassell@verizon.net<br />
Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Liz Bellamy, 201-664-2020, lizbell@att.net<br />
Schussboomers <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Fort Monmouth, NJ<br />
Established: 1965 Membership: 135<br />
Address: P.O.Box 177 Dues: Single $10<br />
Eatontown, NJ 07724<br />
Web: www.Schussboomers.org Hotline: 732-222-4233<br />
Meets: Fort Monmouth, NJ, area; 2nd Thursday, Oct. to May<br />
President: Dave Sanderson, 732-22-4233, schussboomer10@schussboomers.org<br />
Club Contact: Dave Makow, Membership Chairperson,<br />
d.makow10@schussboomers.org<br />
NJSC Rep: George Darragh, 732-747-1771, gadarragh10@schussboomers.org<br />
Short Hills <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Sitzmark <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Summit, NJ<br />
Established: 1954 Membership: 250<br />
Address: P.O. Box 116 Dues: $50, Appl. fee $50, Init. fee $50<br />
Short Hills, NJ 07078 (Must be over 21)<br />
Web: www.shorthillsskiclub.org<br />
Meets: Summit Elk’s Club, 40 Main Street, Summit, NJ; 8:30 pm, Tuesdays,<br />
Nov. to April; 2nd Tuesday, May to Oct<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: 3972 Route 100, Lower Granville, VT<br />
Activities: <strong>Ski</strong>ing, snowboard, hiking, biking, sail, golf, summer pig roast<br />
President: Craig Duda, 38 Clark St., Cranford, NJ 07010, 908-709-4676,<br />
c.doodah@verizon.net<br />
Club Contact: Jen Willmot, 973-784-3287, jwillmot@optonline.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Susan Donlan, 908-522-1517, sdonlan1@comcast.net<br />
Clinton, NJ<br />
Established: 1980 Membership: 112<br />
Address: P.O. Box 5443 Dues: Single $12, Family $20<br />
Clinton, NJ 08809<br />
Web: www.sitzmark-ski-club.org<br />
Meets: See club website for location; 3rd Tuesday, September to June<br />
Activities: <strong>Ski</strong> Trips: Western U.S., Canada & Europe, weekend to <strong>New</strong> England,<br />
day trips to Poconos and <strong>New</strong> York, Alpine snowboarding,<br />
cross-country skiing; Summer Activities: Biking, canoeing, golf,<br />
picnics and concerts.<br />
President/Club Contact: Frank D’Alio, 908-782-8951,<br />
gatewayelec@embarqmail.com<br />
NJSC Rep: John Mallon, 908-241-0949, johnpmallon@comcast.net<br />
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<strong>Ski</strong> Bums of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
Colts Neck, NJ<br />
Established: 1976 Membership: 50<br />
Address: 12 Joshua Huddy Dr. Dues $20, Init. fee: $30<br />
Colts Neck, NJ 07723<br />
Club E-mail: njskibum@hotmail.com Hotline: 732-462-7075<br />
Meets: Weekly meetings on the bus, Wednesdays, Dec. to April<br />
Activities: Wednesday bus trips to Hunter Mountain, NY, Jan. to March. July<br />
pool party; August BBQ at Hunter, NY; Sept. golf outing. Guests<br />
are always welcome!!<br />
President: Bill Sabanski, 732-872-9190, wsabanski@comcast.net<br />
Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Steven Gottlieb, 908-294-5389, njskibum@<br />
hotmail.com<br />
<strong>Ski</strong> Club of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
Maywood, NJ<br />
Established: 1938 Membership: 150<br />
Address: c/o MaryBeth Moltzen Dues: Yearly $70, App $75<br />
8 Edgren Way<br />
Montvale, NJ 07645<br />
Web: www.skiclubnj.com<br />
Meets: Victor’s Maywood Inn, 124 W. Pleasant Ave., Maywood, NJ, 07607;<br />
201-843-8022; 8:00 pm, 2nd and 4th Thursday, Oct. to April<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Chittenden, VT<br />
Activities: Family week, ski together weekends, ladies week, men’s week,<br />
hiking, kayaking<br />
President: MaryBeth Molten, 201-391-1647, (b) 973-404-2753,<br />
ptemoltzen@hotmail.com<br />
Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Nick Schneider, 201-236-0778, wine.ski@verizon.<br />
net<br />
Somerville <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Bound Brook, NJ<br />
Established: 1963 Membership: 45<br />
Club E-mail: krysb182@earthlink.net Dues: Single $50, Family $90<br />
(Age 18 and over; Must be over 6 to stay<br />
at the ski house)<br />
Meets: West Brook Inn, 525 Talmadge Avenue, Bound Brook, NJ 08805;<br />
7:30 pm, 2nd Wednesday of the month, Sept. to May<br />
Lodge: Rutland, VT<br />
President: Bill Johnson, 908-489-2101<br />
Club Contact: Al Leaf, 267-815-0150, alleaf-1@comcast.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Jim Barr, 908-284-0917, jbarr@its.jnj.com<br />
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Staten Island <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Staten Island, NY<br />
Established: 1956 Membership: 450<br />
Web: www.siskiclub.com Dues: $70, App $25, Init $25<br />
Club Email: statenislandskiclub@yahoo.com (Must be 21 or over)<br />
Meets: Great Kills Yacht Club, 37 Mansion Ave., Staten Island, NY 10308;<br />
8:00 pm, Tuesdays weekly from September to May<br />
Two Lodges: Killington, VT; Hunter, NY<br />
Activities: Biking, hiking, BBQ’s, holiday theme parties<br />
President/Club Contact: Patricia Else Ternes, 718-720-1660,<br />
patwhoelse@aol.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Kevin Gill, 718-720-1642, k.vongill@verizon.net<br />
Suffolk <strong>Ski</strong>daddlers<br />
Ronkonkoma, NY<br />
Established: 1962 Membership: 450<br />
Address: P.O. Box 1408 Dues: Ann. $45, Init. fee $15<br />
Ronkonkoma, NY 11779<br />
(Over 21 years of age)<br />
Web: www.skidaddlers.com<br />
Meets: Knights of Columbus Hall, 759 Long Island Ave., Deer Park, NY<br />
11729; 8:00 pm, three Wednesdays per month<br />
Activities: Bicycling, hiking, camping, kayaking, club picnic, club beach<br />
party, golf, tennis, Halloween & Holiday parties, annual dinner<br />
dance, one-day, weekend, and week-long ski trips to Western<br />
US & Canada, <strong>New</strong> England, S. America, and Europe.<br />
President: Mark Reindl, 631-243-1779, markfromhell@aol.com<br />
Club Contact: Bill Poy, 631-598-5308, dnhl@verizon.net<br />
NJSC Rep: Jeff Meyer, 631-471-2129, jeffski@optonline.net<br />
Swiss <strong>Ski</strong> Club of <strong>New</strong> York<br />
<strong>New</strong> York, NY<br />
Established: 1933 Membership: 250<br />
Address: 6 East 87th St Dues: $75, Init. fee $150<br />
<strong>New</strong> York, NY 10128<br />
Web: www.SSCNY.org<br />
Club E-mail: info@swissskiclub.com<br />
Meets: Liederkranz Club, 6 East 87th St., <strong>New</strong> York, NY 10128,<br />
212-534-0880; meeting dates on website<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Elkhorn Road, Waitsfield, VT<br />
Activities: Biking, canoeing, hiking, rafting, and tennis<br />
President: James Solly, 571-276-0770, President@Swiss<strong>Ski</strong>Club.com<br />
Club Contact: Bettina Drews, 212-928-1109, VP@Swiss<strong>Ski</strong>Club.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Helen Gorina, 908-301-0560, NJRep@Swiss<strong>Ski</strong>Club.com<br />
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Images from a recent NJ <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> trip.
Telemark <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Trailside <strong>Ski</strong> Club of <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
Somerset, NJ<br />
Established: 1961 Membership: 125<br />
Address: 4 Green Road Dues: Single $10, family $15<br />
Mine Hill, NJ 07806-2908<br />
Web address: www.trailsideskiclub.org Club Hotline: 877-TSC-NJVT<br />
Club E-mail: info@trailsideskiclub.org<br />
Meets: Virtual club; meetings at various locations announced via web;<br />
7:30 pm, as announced on website<br />
Activities: Summer BBQ mtgs. at member’s homes, June to Sept., 7:00 pm.<br />
Check web site for locations. Day, wkend, wk-long club trips local, VT, <strong>New</strong> England,<br />
and anywhere in the world. Instruction wkends provide sm. group & one-on-one<br />
instruction, volleyball, biking, BBQ’s, sailing, camping, rafting, scuba, rollerblading,<br />
music festivals, theatre, softball, sailing, tennis, picnics, beach outings, B’way theater<br />
outings, among many other activities members wish to organize.<br />
President: Keith Lehman, 732-404-7741, keithb.lehman@gmail.com<br />
Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Joe Harvis, 973-964-0834, info@@trailsideskiclub.org,<br />
njscrep@trailsideskiclub.org<br />
Trailsweepers Snow and Sports Club<br />
Brooklyn, NY<br />
Established: 1936 Membership: 160<br />
Web: www.telemarkskiclub.org Dues: $95, Appl. fee $100<br />
Club E-mail: telemarkskiclub@yahoo.com<br />
Meets: Danish Athletic Club, 741 65th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220; 8:00 pm,<br />
3rd Wednesday, Sept. to May<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Route 7, Pittsford, VT<br />
Activities: Inter- and intra-club races, golf, hiking, kayaking, 17th of May<br />
Parade, and socializing events.<br />
President: Dennis Micklin, 516-319-6843, dkbargain@aol.com<br />
Club Contact: Arnold Egeland, 732-408-0446, avegeland@yahoo.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Matt Twomey, 201-747-1274, mjstwomey@netzero.com<br />
Thrillseekers, Inc.<br />
<strong>New</strong> York, NY<br />
Established: 1991 Membership: 180<br />
Address: PO Box 238002 Dues: $40, Init. fee $15<br />
Hollis, NY 11423<br />
Web: www.thrillseekers.org Club Hotline: 212-491-8595<br />
Club E-mail: info@thrillseekers.org<br />
Meets: Killarney Rose, 127 Pearl Street, <strong>New</strong> York, NY; 6:30 pm, 3rd Thursday,<br />
Sept. to June<br />
Activities: Whitewater rafting, camping, biking, tennis, golf, and boating<br />
President: Sean Cottman, 212-491-8595, president@thrillseekers.org<br />
Club Contact: Terri White, membership@thrillseekers.org<br />
Kingston, NY<br />
Established: 1950 Membership: 145<br />
Address: P.O. Box 3061 Dues: $25/$35<br />
Kingston, NY 12401<br />
Web: www.trailsweepers.org<br />
Meets: Bridge Water Cafe, 50 Abeel St., Kingston, NY 12401; W-7:30 pm,<br />
S-8:30 pm, 2nd & 4th Thursdays<br />
Activities: Alpine, nordic skiing, biking, hiking, kayaking, picnics<br />
President: Rick Fick, 914-443-4060, rjjee@msn.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Jim Culla, 845-517-4478, jculla_9@msn.com<br />
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Trailthrill <strong>Ski</strong> & <strong>Snowboard</strong> Club<br />
Triple Cities <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Watchung Amateur <strong>Ski</strong> Club<br />
Winter Sports Association<br />
Established: 1965 Membership: 250<br />
Address: P.O. Box 23 Dues: $10<br />
Endicott, NY 13760<br />
(Min age: 21 for reg. mbrship;<br />
Web: www.TripleCities<strong>Ski</strong>Club.com Fee for Jr mbrs, under 21 - $5)<br />
Club E-mail: Info@TripleCities<strong>Ski</strong>Club.com<br />
Meets: Johnson City American Legion, 429 Main St., Johnson City, NY<br />
13790; 7:30 pm, 1st Thursday of each month, Sept. to May<br />
Activities: Volleyball, hiking, biking, camping, kayaking, golf outings, annual<br />
ski sale, Adopt-a-Highway cleanup, social events<br />
President/Club Contact: Tim Hanna, 607-656-7680, tim_hanna@juno.com<br />
NJSC Rep: Dennis Ebert, 607-797-1615, debert3@verizon.net<br />
Mountainside, NJ<br />
Established: 1938 Membership: 120<br />
Address: P.O. Box 61 Dues: $40, Init. fee $15<br />
Fanwood, NJ 07023 Club Hotline: 908-305-1965<br />
Web: www.watchungskiclub.com<br />
Club Email: info@watchungskiclub.com<br />
Meets: Mountainside Elk’s Lodge, 1193 Rt. 22E, Mountainside, NJ 07092;<br />
8:00 pm, Thursdays, Oct. to April<br />
Activities: Social events including open house, club birthday party, themed<br />
dinners and barbecues, annual banquet. Off-season activities<br />
include hiking, biking, tennis, rafting, skydiving, and any other<br />
activity a member wants to organize. Also meet during the<br />
summer for dinners out.<br />
President: Mark Mintz, 908-322-9368, markmintz@yahoo.com<br />
Club Contact: Kathi Wolder, 908-889-4166, edelsonke@comcast.net<br />
NJSC Rep: John Czyzewski, 908-241-1945, jemjr6@yahoo.com<br />
<strong>New</strong> Brunswick, NJ<br />
Established: 1998 Membership: 250<br />
Address: 1 Squibb Dr. Dues: Single $5<br />
<strong>New</strong> Brunswick, NJ 08903<br />
Meets: Annual meeting in May<br />
President/Club Contact: Frank Malkiewicz, 732-227-7973,<br />
frank.malkiewicz@bms.com<br />
NJSCRep: Bruce Maine, 732-227-6293, bruce.maine@bms.com<br />
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Cranford, NJ<br />
Established: 2002 Membership: 85<br />
Address: 400 Springfield Ave Dues: $25<br />
Cranford, NJ 07016<br />
Web: www.vermont1828house.com<br />
Club E-mail: snooterbuckets@aol.com<br />
Meets: 1828 Reunion House, 5227 Rt. 103, Chester VT, 05143, Oct. to April<br />
Club-Owned Lodge: Chester, VT<br />
Activities: Tobaggoning, bicycling, picnicing, wake boarding, cross-country<br />
skiing<br />
President: Matthew Fitzgerald, 410-310-6337, mfitz59@live.com<br />
Club Contact/NJSC Rep: Chris Fitzgerald, 908-256-6898,<br />
snooterbuckets@aol.com<br />
Endicott, NY
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NEW JERSEY SKI COUNCIL RACING PROGRAM<br />
The <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> <strong>Ski</strong> <strong>Council</strong> (NJSC) sponsored three individual races and a separate race<br />
league consisting of three separate races this year. The results for the 2009-2010 ski season<br />
are as follows:<br />
NJSC STATE RACE<br />
February 6, 2010, at Pico, Vermont<br />
1 Run GS & 1 Run Slalom<br />
Team Results<br />
Place Women Men Combined<br />
1 Craigmeur A High Life A High Life A<br />
2 High Life A Ramapo A Craigmeur A<br />
3 Ramapo A Trailsweepers A Ramapo A<br />
Individual Results<br />
Place Women Men<br />
1 Anneliese Yombor (Craigmeur A) Andy Barnett (High Life A)<br />
2 Dawn Mazzanti(Craigmeur A) Chris Yombor (Craigmeur A)<br />
3 Carol Tomassetti (Trailsweepers A) Jim Tomassetti (Trailsweepers A)<br />
STANLEY SHARAGA MEMORIAL PRESIDENT’S RACE<br />
March 20, 2010, at Hunter Mountain, <strong>New</strong> York<br />
2 Run GS<br />
Team Results<br />
Place<br />
Combined<br />
1 Trailsweepers<br />
2 Garden State<br />
3 High Life<br />
Individual Results<br />
Place Women Men<br />
1 Sharon Vinsick (Trailsweepers) Yuri Kobziar (Trailsweepers)<br />
2 Melanie Foy (Trailsweepers) Tyler Bailey (Trailsweepers)<br />
3 Millie Bailey (Trailsweepers) Doug Carpenter (High Life)<br />
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CONSOLATION RACE<br />
January 28, 2010 at Hidden Valley, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
2 Run GS<br />
Team Results<br />
Place Women Men Combined<br />
1 Ramapo Ramapo Ramapo<br />
2 High Life High Life High Life<br />
3 <strong>Ski</strong> Bums <strong>Ski</strong> Bums <strong>Ski</strong> Bums<br />
Individual Results<br />
Place Women Men<br />
1 Carlene Bassell (Ramapo) Stu Bassell (Ramapo)<br />
2 Liz Holste (High Life) Greg Bassell (Ramapo)<br />
3 Maggie Dermott (Ramapo) John Allen (High Life)<br />
WEDNESDAY NIGHT RACE LEAGUE<br />
Six Nights of Racing at Hidden Valley, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
Alternates: GS, Slalom<br />
Team Results<br />
Place Women Men Combined<br />
1 High Life High Life High Life<br />
2 Ramapo Ramapo Ramapo<br />
3 Craigmeur Craigmeur Watchung<br />
Individual Results<br />
Place Women Men<br />
1 Dawn Mazzanti (High Life) Andy Barnett (High Life)<br />
2 Gail Bolte (High Life) Chris Priebke (High Life)<br />
3 Nina Jonsson (High Life) Bruce Roberts (Short Hills)<br />
All of the above racers/teams received plaques or trophies for their efforts. In addition, to make the races more fun and<br />
interesting, other prizes were awarded lottery style to anyone participating in the specific race. In other words, a person<br />
who finished last in the race had just as much a chance of winning a prize as the person who finished first. These prizes<br />
consisted of goggles, tuning equipment, boot bags, fanny packs, hats, gloves, etc. Also, participants in the State Race<br />
received a T-shirt and participants in the Stanley Sharaga Memorial President’s Race received a racing photograph of<br />
themselves. This season (2010 - 2011) plans for the same races are in the process of being formulated. These tentative<br />
dates and venues are as follows:<br />
STATE RACE: February 5, 2011 at Pico, Vermont<br />
CONSOLATION RACE: January 20, 2011 at Hidden Valley, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> (Rain date: January 27, 2011)<br />
PRESIDENT’S RACE: March 19, 2011 at Hunter Mt., <strong>New</strong> York<br />
WEDNESDAY NIGHT RACE LEAGUE: January 5 to February 9, 2011 at Hidden Valley, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Jersey</strong> (There are make-up<br />
dates and/or non-NJSC races in this schedule.)<br />
This year it is hoped to have prizes awarded lottery style to all participants as we did last year. The program is open<br />
to all individuals who are a member in good standing of a club in the NJSC. All categories of racers (beginner to expert)<br />
are welcome to come out and improve their skiing ability and have fun at the same time. Any questions on the<br />
program should be addressed to: Karen Sanderson, NJSC Race Chairperson, 2-7 Crescent Drive, Thiells, NY 10984.<br />
Telephone: (914) 319-1794 (cell), (845) 735-8300 (work). E-mail: skimoomoo@att.net (home), or<br />
karen.wright@hdrinc.com (work).<br />
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THE 2010 NJ SKI COUNCIL STANLEY SHARAGA<br />
MEMORIAL PRESIDENT’S RACE<br />
The 2010 NJSC Stanley Sharaga Memorial President’s Race was held on March 20, 2010, at<br />
Hunter Mt. <strong>Ski</strong> Bowl and was again a great success with eight clubs represented. The race had<br />
a total of 130 racers. The race was run on the Madison Avenue Racing Trail. The Hunter Racing<br />
Foundation once again provided a great course. This year, the scoring was done the same<br />
as last year. The racer’s best handicap was used to get a score. Results for men and women<br />
were ranked from lowest to highest handicap and divided into three equal groups. Points were<br />
awarded within each group starting at 30 on down. The team score was based on the top four<br />
men’s point and top three women’s point scores. In this way clubs with the not as good racers<br />
had an equal shot at winning the race and the more racers a club had the better chance to win.<br />
Top team awards were: 1st - Trailsweepers, 2nd – Garden State, and 3rd – High Life. This year<br />
there was a tie for third place between High Life and Ramapo. The tie was broken by taking<br />
the next women’s and men’s point scores and adding them to the total. High Life took third<br />
place by three points. The individual scoring was again divided into thirds with awards for Class<br />
A, B, and C racers. The women’s Class A winner was Sharon Vinsick, with second place going<br />
to Melanie Foy, and third place won by Millie Bailey, all from Trailsweepers. The men’s Class A<br />
winner was Yuri Kobziar, followed by Tyler Bailey, both from Trailsweepers and Doug Carpenter<br />
from High Life. The Class B men’s and women’s winners were Dan Rosen of Garden State and<br />
Aleksa Maz of Craigmeur. Ken Krupa of Ramapo and Gail Brunner of Garden State took second<br />
place, with third place going to Howie McArthur of Ramapo and Amy Parker of Trailsweepers.<br />
The Class C winners were Janet Minn of Trailsweepers and Ken Heller of Hudson Valley. Second<br />
place went to Lorrie Vece from High Life and Bob Reich of Ramapo, with third place going to<br />
Lisa Bukuvalas of <strong>Ski</strong> Bums and George Hulsair of Trailsweepers.<br />
The junior racers were divided into two age groups. For teen girls, the winner was Elissa Antelman<br />
of Ramapo. For teen boys, the winner was Kealey Viglielmo of Trailsweepers, followed by<br />
Scott Wingard from Trailsweepers. For pre-teen girls, the winner was Shannon Connelly of Ramapo,<br />
followed by Alyssa Brown of Ramapo, and Katie Viglielmo of Trailsweepers. For pre-teen<br />
boys, the winner was Andrew Heydt, followed by Griffin Connelly, both from Ramapo, and Jake<br />
Yombor from Craigmeur.<br />
Many thanks to all the people who helped organize and run this race. The purpose of the Stanley<br />
Sharaga Memorial President’s Race is to bring members of the NJSC together in a friendly<br />
and competitive environment. The race is open to skiers of all ages and abilities, including children.<br />
Trophies and prizes are awarded at the end of the day. In addition to individual and team<br />
awards, there is a lottery style drawing for prizes which is open to any racer who has completed<br />
at least two gates. Prizes are provided by ski areas, retailers, and manufacturers.<br />
Next year’s race will again be hosted by the NJSC Race Committee and is scheduled for March<br />
19, 2011, at Hunter Mountain.<br />
Karen Sanderson<br />
NJSC Race Chairperson<br />
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