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MD School for the Blind 2
President’s message 3
Ballot 3
Haunted Ski Resorts 4
Raffle 5
2020 Trips Survey 5
Condolences 5
In Memorium 5
Birthdays 6
ULLR Festival 6
Support Rusty BSC Super Plunge 6
Season Passes 6
IMPORTANT: Website Change 7
EUROFEST 7
FREE TRIP Last Chance 7
Thanks, Warren Miller 7
2018-2019 Ski Trips 8
Ski Trip Cancellation Policy 8
Ski Trip Ads 9-10
Baltimore Ski Club Info 11
Member Ads 11
Calendar 12
Inside this issue:
A Monthly Publication of The Baltimore Ski Club
Sharon Albaugh, Editor Mark Jones, Production Assistant
Bring your checkbook
Holiday ‘WHO-Liday’ Celebration Wednesday, December 5, 2018
Fun begins 7:00 PM
ST. THOMAS’ EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1108 Providence Road;
Towson, MD 21286
Don’t be a Grinch! Come join the ‘Who-Liday’ Party (that’s Holiday Party) and celebrate the season with your BSC friends.
“It’s the most wonderful “meeting-time” of the year”
Please bring your favorite appetizer or dessert to share. Club will provide fried chicken, sides and non-alcoholic refreshments. Cash bar for beer & wine
We will be collecting warm clothing for students of The Maryland School for the Blind at December meeting. Sort
through your ski attire and pull out items you no longer wear or have outgrown. Sizes needed vary from elementary children to
adults up to age 21.
Ski Pants / Bibs Ski Jackets/ Coats
Hats / Gloves / Mittens Turtlenecks
Neck Gaiters
Balaclavas Base Layers
Helmets Goggles Socks
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BALTIMORE SKI CLUB 2018-19 Executive Council
Officers President: Mike Jones (h) 410-282-6695 E-mail: [email protected]
Vice-President: Beth Muscedere (h) 410-296-8270 (w) 410-468-2136 E-mail: [email protected]
General Treasurer: Mark Jones (h) 410-284-6264 E-mail: [email protected]
CorrespondingSecretary: Rick Todd (c)443-465-1388 E-mail: [email protected] Recording Secretary: Joe Herbert (h) 410-252-1895 (cell) 410-967-0789 E-mail: [email protected]
Directors Business: Chris Rose (c) 410-236-9260 E-mail: [email protected]
Communication: Jocelyn Curtis (h) 410-239-8425 E-mail: [email protected]
Membership: Joe Mihalovich (h) 410-592-9193 E-mail: [email protected]
Programs/Mtgs.: LuAnn Snyder (h) 717-741-0085 (w) 410-716-7079 E-mail: [email protected]
Trips: Dave Karczmarek (h) 410-612-9918 E-mail: [email protected]
Special Interests: Christopher Pukalski (h) 410-292-6656 E-mail: [email protected]
Blue Ridge Reps Joe Mihalovich: (h) 410-592-9193 E-mail: [email protected]
Bruce Eichen: 443-306-0011 E-mail: [email protected]
Committee Chairs
Eastern Trips Chair: John Landon H/W: 410-876-6638 C: 410-259-6618 [email protected]
Euro/Western Chair: Eileen Karczmarek (h) 410-612-9918 (w) 443-997-8746 Email: [email protected]
Membership: Sharon & Mark Jones (h) 410-284-6264 E-mail: [email protected]
Schuss: Sharon Albaugh (h) 410-284-6264, (c) 410-960-9709 E-mail: [email protected]
Trips Treasurer: Alan Leberknight (h) 410-592-2058 E-mail: [email protected]
Webmaster: Mike Cohen (h) 410-663-8858 E-mail: [email protected]
Baltimore Ski Club Executive Council Meetings are held on the third Wednesday of each month starting at 6:30pm. Business meetings are open to all members. Meetings are held at:
Divinity Lutheran Church 1220 Providence Rd. Baltimore, Md. 21286
Give your gently used ski attire a second life! Bring any of the items from the list below to our December 7
th Holiday Party for
the Maryland School for the Blind.
All sizes needed from children to adult
WINTER Items Needed:
HELP DONATE Gently Used Winter Ski &
Spring Attire
Ski Pants
Ski Jackets
Gloves / Mittens
Your winter ski attire will be used by MSB students who partici-pate in ski trips to WISP Mountain Resort. Our donations and support help to make their skiing experience more enjoyable.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ All sizes of clothing from children to adult are needed for the
MSB Clothes Pole Store.
Also needed are swimsuits, towels & washcloths for swimming pool activities.
Donations are tax deductible
Helmets
Goggles
Turtlenecks
Ski socks
Base layer
Hats, Scarves
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Our last "White Christmas" came in 2002 when rain turned to snow that accumulated about an inch. Snow has fallen on Christmas Day in Baltimore only a dozen times since
1872. Lets hope that our luck will be different this year. I would hate to travel just to see a White Christmas.
Thanksgiving is only a few days away and many resorts across the U.S. have already opened up their slopes. Although most BSC members don’t venture out on the slopes until after the holidays, some of us will be traveling north to start our season early.
December meeting will be our holiday affair. Bring your appetite. It will also be our annual election. Currently, everyone is running unopposed. This is the first time in 15 years that you will not see my name on the ballot. If you like to put your name in to run for any position, come to our meeting and ask to be put on the ballot.
The proceeds from this month’s 50/50 raffle will benefit the Maryland School for the Blind. The money raised will go towards the purchase of ear-phones so that teachers can more easily be heard when giving verbal instructions to the students. We will also be collecting gently used winter clothing for the students - for their ski program as well as for just playing in the snow!
Some trips will be closing soon so you need to act if you still want to get on board. Although some western trips are sold out, spots may open due to cancellation. We will let you know thru Constant Contact on trips that open up and there is no one on the wait list. Sometimes there may be discounts on such said trips. We will also use Constant Contact for last minute skiing at local resorts when snow is in the air.
Don’t forget to go on our website (now www.baltimoreskiclub.org) to take the new trips survey. Where do you want to ski in 2020?
In keeping with the season spirit, Mark, Sharon, Gloria and I wish everyone Happy Holidays from the Jones Family and hope to see you at our December party.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE By Mike Jones
President – Mary Rose Cook
Write in __________________________
Vice President – Beth Muscedere
Write in __________________________
Treasurer- Mark Jones
Write in __________________________
Recording Secy- Joe Herbert
Write in __________________________
Corresponding Secy- Rick Todd
Write in __________________________
Director- LuAnn Snyder
Write in __________________________
Director- Jocelyn Curtis
Write in __________________________
Director- Lauren Heap
Write in __________________________
Blue Ridge Rep.- Joe Mihalovich
Write in __________________________
BSC Election Ballot for 2019
Signature ___________________________________ BSC # ___________
Mark the box next to the candidates name with an X if you are voting for that person. You may also write in another person’s name. If you are unable to attend the Annual Meeting held on December 5, 2018 you may submit an absentee ballot which must be received by Monday, December 3, 2018.
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Haunted Ski Resorts and Safe Travels
The guest speaker for BSC’s meeting in November was Charlie Leocha, who entertained us with tall tales about ghosts in haunted ski resorts and he also reminded us about the more serious aspects of safe traveling. Charlie’s narrative began in New Hampshire’s Mt. Washington Inn and continued through Vermont locations such as: Stowe’s Green Mountain Inn and the Brass Lantern Inn; Stratton’s Equinox Hotel (Manchester); and Mt. Snow’s White House Inn (Brattleboro). One story focused on a tap dancing ghost nicknamed Boots who can still be heard in room 302 of the Green Mountain Inn. Although Charlie Leocha proposed that the hotel management pipes the tap-dancing sound into the room at night. He also mentioned the ghost parties at the Brass Lantern,
where visitors could hear the boisterous parties, but when they opened the door the room was empty. Fortunately, BSC members stayed at the Commodore Inn during last year’s trip to Stowe and were protected from these spooky characters. Charlie also disclosed an enigmatic story about Mrs. Abe Lincoln who was known to vacation at Stratton. Ultimately, he suggested that we should accept these ghost-tales with a “believe it or not” attitude.
As the stories unfolded, Charlie shifted to the West Coast with Oregon’s Timberline Lodge at Mt. Hood. The exterior of this lodge was used in Kubrick’s film, The Shining. He also disclosed that the indoor scenes of this film were shot at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. Another eerie tale is associated with the Prospector Restaurant in Breckenridge, Colorado. A previous owner of this restaurant, Sylvia, is a ghost who may only seen by men (because Sylvia was always looking for a husband). Since Breckenridge originated as a mining town, there are also rumors about the ghosts of men who died in the mines. Perhaps some of these male apparitions can only be seen by women. Charlie’s supernatural anecdotes continued to Durango’s Strater Hotel, and the Forest Queen Hotel in Crested Butte. Paranormal activity was also reported in California (near Mammoth Mountain) and southern New Mexico resorts. Canada is not exempt from specters, and so Charlie revealed that in Banff “Sam the Bellman”, who wears a kilt, has been sighted by hotel guests who have ordered room-service.
The last ten minutes of Charlie Leocha’s presentation focused on consumer advocacy of his organization, Travelers United. He has also published a book entitled Travel Rights. Charlie is a nationally-acclaimed consumer spokesman for airline issues that pertain to: tarmac-delay regulations; baggage compensation; delayed boarding; family seating arrangements; and most recently, the size of personal seat-space. He pointed out that the standards established by the Federal Aviation Administration are connected to safety and health regulations.
If you missed the meeting or would simply enjoy a repeat of Charlie Leocha’s presentation, there is a video that BSC member, Jim Curtis, uploaded to YouTube. You can view the presentation at:
BSC Presents: Charlie Leocha - Haunted Ski Resorts (26 minutes) November 7, 2018.
https://youtu.be/l9xbKMVdH8o
BSC Presents: Charlie Leocha for Travelers United Advocacy (11 minutes) November 7, 2018.
https://youtu.be/dPwjOAIfTwY
Guest speaker Charlie Leocha at BSC November meeting
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2020 Trips Survey now available!!!
Dear fellow members: It’s time to let your opinion be heard! As members this may be the most important duty you have to perform besides renewing your membership, and signing up for trips, and making your trip payments. Ok, so maybe it’s
the 4th most important thing. Whatever. Now is the time to let the Trips Committee know your preferences. Please go to Survey Monkey and take the very a short survey. IYou can link to it from the Baltimore Ski Club Facebook page or if you’re Facebook illiterate (as I am) you can copy and paste the following link into browser. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/V6BBTV9 Questions? Dave Karczmarek 443-243-8540 E-mail: [email protected]
THE WINNER’S CIRCLE Each month, from September through April, there’s a landmark activity at the BSC general membership meetings - - gambling! You will usually see Mark Chapman circulating with
tickets for a 50/50 raffle. During the November meeting, Rick Todd won $75.00 and the balance was donated to Maryland School for the Blind. The same raffle also awarded three lift tickets to Ski Liberty, Whitetail and Roundtop which were won by Bill Shewchuk, Jeff McBride, and John Landon. These were pretty good prizes for a $5 investment on 6 tickets, and helped BSC to support a good cause. Just remember the old adage: You gotta play to win!
The Baltimore Ski Club Offers Heartfelt Condolences to
John Wotel On the recent loss of his wife
Ann
Hassell Golden Vass JULY 10, 1922 ~ OCTOBER 30, 2018 (AGE 96)
On October 30, 2018; Hassell Golden Vass, SSG, born July 10, 1922, in Carroll, County, VA. After 18 years on the farm, he moved to Baltimore, MD to work at Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Company. He was drafted in December 1942 and went to Ft. Meade, MD staging area, then transferred to Ft. Bliss, TX for basic training. In April 1943 he joined the 10th Mtn. Div. as a second cook, later promoted to Mess Sergeant. He was wounded on Mt. Pizzo Di Campiano and spent six months in the hospital and convalescing. Receiving honorable discharge Sept. 24, 1945 at Camp Pickett, VA his medals include: Good Conduct, Expert Rifleman, Combat Infantry, Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He was married to the late Iva Rakes for 56 years.
FROM 2008...The Baltimore Ski Club was honored to have Mr. Hassell Vass, who served with the legendary WWII alpine fighting force, the 10th Mountain Division, and Ms. Abbie Kealy, a 10th Mountain descendent and the Writer, Producer and Director of the “The Last Ridge”, an inspirational documentary for PBS who spoke at our January 2nd General meeting.
Hassell recounted his experiences of serving with the 10th Mountain Division from his training at Camp Hale in Colorado to how he was evacuated from the mountains via the tramway system when he was injured during the battle at Riva Ridge.
After the war, many of the veterans of the 10th Mountain Division came home to leave their mark of influence on the ski industry. There is not a ski resort in American that wasn’t touched in some way by the 10th. Many of the prominent ski areas in the U.S. were started or managed by 10th vets, including Vail, Aspen, and Ski Cooper. One vet founded NIKE, another vet was Senator Bob Dole who ran for president. A dozen made the Olympic ski team and another coached that team.
Hassell and his peers will be missed.
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SUPER PLUNGE
Jan. 18, 2019 Rusty Buchanon and his girl friend, Erica Wheeler are Super Plungers! In case you don’t know what a Super Plunger does (as I didn’t) they commit to Plunging once an hour for 24 hours –Brrrrrrrr!
The 2019 Polar Bear Plunge is right around the corner for the Maryland Special Olympics. Please support me and my girlfriend Erica as we brave the cold water to plunge for 24 hours straight and learn more at: plungemd.com
Thank you for your support, Rusty!!! http://somd.convio.net/site/PageNavigator/MSP_Polar_Bear_Plunge.html
Scroll down until you see the section “Donate to a Participant or Team” and type in Rusty Buchanon.
Purchase season and advantage passes at pre-season prices from Snowtime rep, Teresa at our December holiday party.
SNOWTIME RESORTS
ROUNDTOP + TRÖEGS PRESENT:
3RD ANNUAL ‘ULLR FEST ‘
DATE: Saturday, December 8, 2018 TIME: 6:00 PM PLACE: Roundtop Mountain Resort (at snow tubing hill) Lewisberry, PA COST: FREE
ULLR Fest, 3rd
annual bonfire event featuring great food, Tröegs Brewing, music from Riff Mountain, and more! New this year: zip line through the night on our new Dual Zips. You won't want to miss Ullr Fest, the official start of winter at Roundtop. The festival honors, and calls upon ULLR, the Norse God of Snow, to bring plenty of snowflakes to the area this winter. Revelers get the chance to enjoy some cold seasonal beer to kick-off the winter season at Roundtop Mountain Resort.
Michael Ahl
Cherr'ie Arkuszeski
Sandra Bartkowiak
Shelley Brown
Vicki Burt
Earl Deisroth
Mary Lynn Devlin
Robin Dodd
James Floyd
Richard Funk
Mark Jones
Mike Jones
Mark B. Jones
Bob Juskus
Alan Leberknight
Sarah Lord
Jason Ogden
Christopher Pukalski
Kiel Quinn
Chris Rose
Suzanne Royer
Ann Truelove
Dudley Winters
James Wood
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PLEASE NOTE The Baltimore Ski Club
website has changed from www.baltimoreskiclub.com
to www.baltimoreskiclub.org
BRSC EUROFEST Val Di Fassa & The Sellaronda
Trentino, Northern Italy March 8 - March 16th, 2019
Contact Steve Peirce BRSC Coordinator for more detail and
participating clubs.
Open to all members of any BRSC club.
Steve Peirce: [email protected]
LAST CHANCE...FREE TRIP Special Promotion...WINTER PARK, CO...February 24th - March 2nd 2019
Sign up and you are entered to win a full refund of your purchase price paid to BSC. Minimum of 26 participants required. Drawing held during the trip at Winter Park. Sign up now, you may be the LUCKY winner !
Contact Trip Leader Mal (410) 698-8221 or [email protected] or Trips Director Dave Karczmarek [email protected] for more Details
‘Face of Winter’ Pays Homage to One of Skiing’s Greatest Legends While the man might be gone, Warren Miller’s legacy will live forever
October 17, 2018 by Jack Foersterling If you pull any skier off the mountain and ask them what the first ski movie they ever saw was, odds are good that one man’s name will be the first words out of their mouth—Warren Miller. The founding father of the modern ski movie, the late Warren Miller spent over six decades of his long 93 years dedicated to telling the story of the skier. The newest film from Warren Miller Entertainment, the company Miller founded back in 1949, takes that dedication and crafts it into a beautiful homage to the man who pioneered the genre of the ski movie. Ripe with throwback footage from every decade of Miller’s work
dating as far back as the ’50s, Face of Winter’s focus isn’t on pro skiers cramming as much crazy footage into their segment as possible, but rather examining what it is about skiing that brings us all together every winter, year after year. While Warren Miller may be gone, the countless interviews throughout Face of Winter prove that his impact, both through his personal interactions and his films, is far from over. For as long as people continue to ski, there will be people to film it, and with each and every press of the record button, Miller’s legacy endures. While it’s said plenty of times throughout the film, it’s worth saying again: Thanks, Warren.
BSC Trips Cancellation Policy
1. The Club does not intend to unduly penalize a trip participant who cancels from a BSC trip. However, other trip participants should not have to incur additional costs due to your cancellation.
2. Deposits and payments made toward the trip reservations being cancelled will be held until such time as a determination can be made that the Club or trip participants will not incur additional costs due to non-recoverable costs.
3. Non-recoverable costs are defined as those that are associated with the trip that due to contractual obligations cannot be recovered when the individual cancels his/her trip. Non-recoverable also include those costs associated with replacing a person or persons on a trip (i.e., name change charges on airline tickets, etc.) Refunds, if any, will be made based on the non-recoverable involved plus a cancellation fee. Cancellation costs will not exceed the cost of the trip. Club cancellation fee will be dropped if non-recoverable costs exceed 50% of the trip cost.
4. Replacement of a trip participant by a trip participant is strictly prohibited. Only the Trip Leader or Assistant Trip Leader can replace a trip participant who is unable to go on the trip. The canceling trip participant may suggest a replacement candidate to the trip leader or assistant trip leader, however the canceling trip participant is responsible for the cancellation fee (if applicable) and any non-recoverable costs.
5. Be sure to know the cancellation dates in relation to the trip you select so that you can avoid monetary losses. The following cancellation policy in is effect in relation to BSC trips. NR=Non-recoverable costs
Multi-Day Bus, Carpool or Flight trips: More than 125 days before departure - $0 More than 110 days before departure - greater of $10 or NR
More than 80 days before departure - greater of $25 or NR 80 days or less before departure - greater of $35 or NR
Destination Date Leader Assistant
Estimat-ed
Final Cost
JACKSON HOLE Wyoming
Jan 19—Jan 26 Sat—Sat
MLK Holiday
Jeff McBride 410-365-5439 [email protected]
Mark Jones 410-960-9698 [email protected]
$1699
SUN VALLEY Idaho Blue Ridge Ski Council
Feb 2—Feb 9 Sat—Sat
Chris Rose 410-236-9260 [email protected]
Dave Karczmarek 443-243-8540 [email protected]
$1715
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS Colorado
Feb 9—Feb 16 Sat—Sat
Christopher Pukalski 410-292-6656 cell [email protected]
Beth Muscedere 410-296-8270 [email protected]
$1905
SNOWMASS Colorado
Feb 16—Feb 23 Sat—Sat
Pres Week
Jocelyn Curtis 410-239-8425 [email protected]
John Landon 410-259-6618 [email protected]
$1845
WINTER PARK Colorado
Feb 24—Mar 2 Sun—Sat
Joe Mihalovich (h) 410-592-9193 [email protected]
Mike Jones 410.282.6695 [email protected]
$1545
SUNDAY RIVER Maine Blue Ridge Ski Council
Mar 3—Mar 8 Sun—Fri
Eileen Karczmarek (H) 410-612-9918 (C) 443-243-8541 [email protected]
Kathy Todd 443-465-1387 [email protected]
$965
BIG SKY Montana
Mar 16—Mar 23 Sat—Sat
Bruce Eichen 443-306-0011 [email protected]
Joe Herbert 410-967-0789 [email protected]
$1930
Baltimore Ski Club 2019 Trips
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Trip prices are estimates. All trips are subject to price adjustments due to potential airline fuel surcharge, increased security fees, airline ticket price fluctuations, etc.
Minimum deposit is $250/person/trip for all trips.
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Mark Jones [email protected] H- 410.284.6264 C- 410.960.9698
Jeff McBride 1319 Stockton Rd Joppa, MD 21085 C – 410.365.5439 [email protected]
February 2, 2019 - February 9, 2019
Round-trip Air & all Transfers from BWI to Sun Valley
5 out of 6 Day Lift pass, Optional 6th Day lift ticket available at an additional cost of $39
In town Accommodations at the Sun Valley Lodge Apartments: 2 bedroom Apartments with a full kitchen.
Sunday: Watch the Super Bowl with the gang in the Bar.
Monday: 6-8 pm, Blue Ridge Welcome Reception
Tuesday: Council Race at the NASTAR Race Area. Followed by the 3 to 5 pm, Apre’s Ski Western Barbecue.
Wednesday: 6 pm, BSC Jimmy Buffett Party / Happy Hour
Thursday: Blue Ridge Farewell Dinner Dance 6-10 pm.
Estimate Price: $1715
Deposit: $250 per person (checks payable to BSC). Print and complete Trip sign-up sheet on BSC website. Mail check, completed form, and Copy of driver’s license or passport to the Trip Leader:
Chris Rose 20 Blondell Court Timonium MD 21093 H-410.252.7839 C-410.236.9260 [email protected]
Assistant: Dave Karczmarek C: 443.243.8540 [email protected]
February 9, 2019 - February 16, 2019
• Roundtrip Air from BWI to Denver (Now on SWA)
• Ground Transportation
• Seven (7) Nights lodging at “The Dulany at the Gondola”: 2-Bedroom/2 Bath or 3-Bedroom/3 Bath condos Ski In/Walk Out Slope Access, outdoor hot tubs, elevator, ski lockers & valet
• 5 out of 6 day lift ticket (6th day additional $84)
• 2 Group Meals
• Children 12 and under ski free with parent lift ticket
• Estimated Price: 1905.00
Deposit: $250 per person (checks payable to BSC). Print and complete Trip sign-up sheet on BSC website. Mail check, completed form, and Copy of driver’s license or passport to the Trip Leader:
Assistant: Beth Muscedere H: 410.296.8270 [email protected]
Christopher Pukalski 8 Dembeigh Hill Circle Baltimore MD 21210 C: 410.292.6656 [email protected]
Deposit: $250 per person (checks payable to BSC). Print and complete Trip sign-up sheet on BSC website. Mail check, completed form, and Copy of driver’s license or passport to the Trip Leader:
Assistant: John Landon C-410.259.6618 H-410.876.6638 [email protected]
Jocelyn Curtis 18220 Gunpowder Rd. Hampstead MD 21074 H 410.239.8425 C 410.934.9284 [email protected]
February 16, 2019 - February 23, 2019 • Roundtrip Air from BWI to Denver (now on SWA) &
ground transfers
• Ski-in, Ski-out lodging at “Top of the Village Condos” with balcony, fireplace, kitchen, daily maid service, washer/dryer, hot tubs, outdoor heated pool, fitness room, sauna, etc.
• 5-Out-Of-6 Day Ski-Lift Ticket Good at 4 resorts. (Seniors 65+ can deduct $74.00) Optional 6th Day Ski-Lift Ticket ($88 additional, Seniors to deduct $30)
• Complimentary shuttle-bus service to Aspen, Aspen Highlands, & Buttermilk Mountains.
• Welcome Reception and 2 group dinners.
• Optional trip insurance available.
• Estimated Price: $1845.00
Start your ski season
BIG
JACKSON HOLE, WY Jan. 19th - Jan. 26 (Sat - Sat)
$1699 pp/dbl
Parkway Inn, 3 blocks from town square
Round Trip Air
Hotel lodging, daily breakfast
4 of 6 day lift at Jackson, optional 6 day
1 day at Grand Targhee, with transportation
Welcome reception & group dinner
Limited spots still available Don't miss out contact Jeff or Mark today for more details
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February 24, 2019 - March 2, 2019
• NEW Roundtrip air from BWI to Denver via Southwest
• Ground Transportation • 6 nights lodging at the Vintage Hotel located
steps away from complimentary Cabriolet open air lift.
• 5 Day Lift ticket • Welcome Party • 2 Group Dinners • NEW LOWER PRICE—$1545
Joe Mihalovich 4213 Ravenhurst Circle Glen Arm, MD 21057-9774 H- 410-592-9193 C- 410-698-8921 [email protected]
Deposit: $250 per person (checks payable to BSC). Print and complete Trip sign-up sheet on BSC website. Mail check, completed form, and Copy of driver’s license or passport to the Trip Leader:
Mike Jones H- 410.282.6695 C- 443.257.9520 [email protected]
March 3, 2019—March 8, 2019
• Round Trip Motor Coach Transportation
• 5 nights ski-in-ski out lodging at Grand Summit Hotel
• 4 Day Sunday River Lift Pass (Optional 5th Day), Perfect Turn Clinic
• Daily Full Breakfast
• Welcome Party
• Health Club Access
• BRSC Fun Race, Apres Social
• Farewell Reception
• Estimate Price: $965.00
Deposit: $250 per person (checks payable to BSC). Print and complete Trip sign-up sheet on BSC website. Mail check, completed form, and Copy of driver’s license or passport to the Trip Leader:
Eileen Karczmarek 3805 Federal Lane Abingdon, MD 21009 H: 410.612.9918 C: 443.243.8541 [email protected]
Assistant: Kathy Todd C: 443.465.1387 [email protected]
• Roundtrip Air from BWI to Bozeman and Ground Transportation
• Amazing slope side hotel rooms with complimentary buffet breakfast daily. A two minute walks to the Lift. Hot tub, sauna, heated swimming pool, Free WiFi, Ski Lockers and free Shuttle.
• 5 out of 7 day Lift ticket, Extra Day Ticket is available for $75.00
• Big Sky Mountain Tour Orientation.
• Welcome Wine and Cheese party
• Jimmy Buffet Party Last Round Up BYOB party.
• Group Dinner.
• Estimate Price: $1,930.00
Deposit: $250 per person (checks payable to BSC). Print and complete Trip sign-up sheet on BSC website. Mail check, completed form, and Copy of driver’s license or passport to the Trip Leader:
Bruce Eichen PO Box 188 Millersville MD 21108 C: 443-306-0011 [email protected]
Assistant: Joe Herbert H: 410-252-1895 C: 410-967-0789 [email protected]
March 16, 2019—
March 23, 2019
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Organization - The management of the BSC is vested in the Executive Council which consists of the President, Vice President, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary and six Directors (see inside cover for list).
Activities - The BSC offers weekend and week long trips to Eastern, Western and European Destinations. Club activities throughout the year include a variety of social activities. Check our social media pages
Meetings - BSC meetings are held the 1st Wednesday of each month.
Formal meetings are held Sep—Apr at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, 1220 Providence Road, Towson, MD 21286 Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
Informal meetings are held May - Aug. at Glory Days Grill, 1220 E. Joppa Rd., Towson, MD 21286 about 5:30pm
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INDIVIDUAL $38
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All Schuss Material must be received by the 3rd Friday of each month and may be edited. Small classified ads for the sale/purchase of equipment or rental of property will be placed at no charge to members on a space available basis. Requests to repeat ads must be made monthly.
Send all Schuss newsletter materials to: Sharon Albaugh 3420 Cornwall Rd. Baltimore, MD 21222-6033 E-mail: [email protected]
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