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ACTION: Plenty of action is what we're all about, Action since 1979! Besides skiing, If you enjoy camping, cycling, water- skiing, hiking, backpacking, tennis, theatre, concerts, house-boating, dining, parties, festivals, banquets, or mixers then check us out (Click Here).


ALL PEOPLE: New members are joining every month, while social others still find good reason to stay with us since the beginning! Novice or expert, we’ve got the activities, events, & discounts, with parties and friends to go with it. If you’re active or want to be active, if you’re single or a couple , if you want to meet quality friends, or if you want to be involved to make a difference, then we look forward to meeting you.


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*** FYI: July, Aug, Sept General Meeting and BBQ will be at Wildcreek Golf course. Look for the BBQ pavilion on the west side of the golf course *** The Club will provide hamburgers, veggie burgers, paper goods, and plasticware. Please bring a dish to share. Another great opportunity to get together with club members!

 

MONTHLY CLUB MEETINGS: Just drop in at our General Meetings (we don't bite), held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm (6:00 mixer) at Cantina Los Tres Hombres (Click here) 926 Victorian Ave, Sparks (at Victoria Square. It’s informal with announcements, guest speakers, and socializing. Or, drop in at our weekly "TGIF" mixers held Fridays at various restaurant lounges around town. People usually start arriving from 6:00 to 7:00, and it winds down around 8:30 to 9:00.  (Check the Hotline, or Click here, for locations of mixers, and for the Summer General Meetings which are held in a local park).


GETTING CONNECTED: Receive our monthly newsletter with your annual membership. The newsletter is a GOOD source of activities happening with the club, also available here in the "Members Only" section. 




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Hi, I am Ingeborg and carry the wonderful job of Miss Sunshine in our club. Events happen to all of us, some are happy, some are sad. At times we need to reach out to let our fellow ski club members know that they are not alone and that we think of them. To make this work, it requires you as a member to inform me when you hear of someone who should be contacted. I will send out a card, put in a phone call or help with a drive to the doctor. So please remember to email (Click here) or call me (pls get my phone # from the Members Only section).

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Did you know? (courtesy of Sierra Council):

Sierra Council members and friends, I hope that you are enjoying the summer. As we continue our summer activities, it’s not too soon to focus on planning for the upcoming ski season. The Northstar season pass offer has a very short deadline, so don’t be left out of this great deal. 

Purchase Northstar Double Whammy Passes through Sierra Council. Sierra Council is offering the Double Whammy Northstar Pass again this year for $399. You can add on Vertical Plus ($159) or Fast Pass ($99). An info sheet and application are attached. Every 11th pass we sell brings $399 into the club treasury. The deadline is earlier this year. Barbara needs your application and check by Sept. 20. Our thanks to Barbara Bryant for organizing our group pass purchase.

Race Schedule for 2010-11. The tentative race schedule for the coming season is attached. The Sierra Council board voted to charge $80 for season race passes for the coming season. Individual day passes will continue to be $20. More information on racing will be available after the Far West Racing Association meets Sat., Aug. 14 in Mammoth.

Snowmass Alpine National Races, January 3-7, 2011. The Nationals are moving to Snowmass for 2011. Snowmass will provide a different venue for racing and non-racers will have lots of options for skiing and other activities. There are some very attractive lodging options. Check out the attached flyer.

Far West Ski Week, Sun Valley, January 23-29, 2011. It’s still possible to sign up for this trip. Check the flyer under travel on the Sierra Council website www.sierraleague.com and contact our travel VP Debbie Stewart gwstewart@prodigy.net .  Sun Valley is a magical place to ski and have fun.

Go to Crested Butte with Capital Ski & Sports, March 5-12, 2011. Capital Ski and Sports is running a trip to Crested Butte and is inviting all FWSA club members to participate. Info is at the Capital website at this LINK.

New Benefits from the National Ski Council Federation. The Federation provides a wide variety of benefits to members, which include club members of the participating councils. Beginning this year, NSCF has engaged in a long-term agreement with The Ski Channel that will give clubs and councils an opportunity to host a premier of two films as a fund raiser. If your club would like more information, please contact me at jo_simpson@sbcglobal.net.

Also new for members this year is a unique ski pole offered by The Royal Shaft that incorporates the NSCF and member council logos for sale to members. Info is on the attachment.  Check out all the NSCF member benefits HERE.

It’s Jackson Hole for the 2012 Far West Ski Week, Jan. 28-Feb. 4, 2012. After the votes from the councils and the FWSA officers were tallied, Jackson Hole won. The resort offers skiing for all levels and a variety of non-skiing activities in the area.