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SKI BREEZE www.longbeachskiclub.org February 2016 Volume 77, Issue 8 Kris’ Kolumn Welcome to 2016!! Ok, so El Nino has produced some snow for us to play in. But, what Mother Nature has given us, Mother Nature can take away ! So, let’s be sure to get out there and make hay with the snow!! Many thanks to everyone for renewing their memberships, or becoming new members, or returning to the fold. Craig says we continue to increase our numbers each year. I hope that means we’re doing something right. Certainly, our members (and former members) are having more fun on the hill as well as back here in the big city. And, how about our racing team?? With more members, it’s more important to plan ahead. So, Lance is hot on the trail for the same location (if you like a great view of the setting sun over the water) for this year’s Annual Dinner-Dance in May. Like all festive events, this one needs a theme. So, please contact Lance, Sarah, or Cynthia with your ideas! Ideas for donations for the raffle and silent auction are also gratefully accepted. Each year we have a little change-over in the Board – all of us who make it possible for all of you to have so much fun within the Long Beach Ski Club. Please contact Brian if you’d like to nominate yourself or someone else for any position. While we’d like to put peoples’ names on the ballot, there will always be space for a write-in. When you receive or read this newsletter, some of us might be in Colorado, with Shep and Tara enjoying the best snow Aspen has had in several years.

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SKI BREEZE

www.longbeachskiclub.org February 2016 Volume 77, Issue 8

Kris’ Kolumn

Welcome to 2016!!

Ok, so El Nino has produced some snow for us to play in.

But, what Mother Nature has given us, Mother Nature can

take away !

So, let’s be sure to get out there and make hay with the

snow!!

Many thanks to everyone for renewing their memberships, or becoming new members, or returning to the fold. Craig says we continue to increase our numbers each year. I hope that means we’re doing something right. Certainly, our members (and former members) are having more fun on the hill as well as back here in the big city. And, how about our racing team?? With more members, it’s more important to plan ahead. So, Lance is hot on the trail for the same location (if you like a great view of the setting sun over the water) for this year’s Annual Dinner-Dance in May. Like all festive events, this one needs a theme. So, please contact Lance, Sarah, or Cynthia with your ideas! Ideas for donations for the raffle and silent auction are also gratefully accepted. Each year we have a little change-over in the Board – all of us who make it possible for all of you to have so much fun within the Long Beach Ski Club. Please contact Brian if you’d like to nominate yourself or someone else for any position. While we’d like to put peoples’ names on the ballot, there will always be space for a write-in. When you receive or read this newsletter, some of us might be in Colorado, with Shep and Tara enjoying the best snow Aspen has had in several years.

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Last year, neither Telluride nor Aspen had any snow in January. Half way thru this January, they have each had more than 5 feet! Hopefully, the rain that is supposed to hit San Francisco at the end of January will make it to Aspen with a good-sized dump! In January, Roberto set us up in 2 condos in Mammoth. Let’s get our forms and checks in quickly, and maybe we can get 3 or 4 condos in February! Read, read, read this newsletter. If you like to travel, you’ll love Sarah’s column. If you like journalism, you’ll like the way Cynthia pulls this newsletter together. When you see Ziba, please thank her for keeping the books straight!! And, when you see Dana, please thank him for helping keep our website in order…. And Cynthia, too! Lastly, our General Meeting for February at Ecco’s will be on the 2nd Wednesday, February 10, as some of us will be busy skiing the hills around Aspen, and searching out the night life. Cheers!

Kris

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Ecco’s Pizza

2123 Bellflower Blvd.

Long Beach, CA 90815

(562) 597 - 3357

Bring friends, coworkers,

family members,

boarders & skiers.

Everyone is welcome!

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About LBSC: The Long Beach Ski Club is a friendly community of adults involved in skiing, boarding and year round recreational

social activities.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Kris Flaig

[email protected]

V.P. of Week Trips Robert ( Shep ) Shepard

[email protected]

V.P. of Weekend Trips Roberto Tovar

[email protected]

V.P. of Competition Craig Gibson

[email protected]

Social & Public Relations Lance Liebl

(562 ) 221 - 8475

Treasurer Ziba Gibson

[email protected]

Secretary Sarah Pool

[email protected]

Ways & Means Brian Maloney

L.A. Council Rep Cynthia Carter

Membership Craig Gibson

[email protected]

Ski Breeze Editor Cynthia Carter

[email protected]

Webmaster Dana Hart

[email protected]

The Ski Breeze is a monthly publication for the Long Beach Ski Club, published since 1938. The Ski Breeze is a controlled circulation

publication distributed to active/currently paid and subscription only members of the Long Beach Ski Club.

Email submissions to : [email protected] by the 20 th.

LONG BEACH SKI CLUB www.longbeachskiclub.org

Snowboarding & Skiing – All levels welcome Mammoth Mountain Weekend Trips

Week - Long Destination Trips Social & Recreational Events

Long Beach Ski Club contact info

Give them out to friends and people you meet. If you want some mailed to you drop Craig a line at:

[email protected]

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January 2016 LBSC Ski Club Trip Report By Bob & Tara Shepard

Here we all are, February 1st, with 11

LBSC Ski Club members and 75 other ski

club members from the Century City,

Space Park and Edelweiss Ski Clubs.

We are here in Aspen Colorado for a

week of fantastic skiing and great fun!

And we’re all enjoying Nastar Races, BBQ on the

hill, many Apre parties, new friendships, skiing

and a great end of the week group dinner in

Aspen.

Hope everyone made their LAX United Airline

flight in time. And hope members who were

driving, also arrived safe and in time for the

Aspen Welcome party.

The early return flight back to LAX

February 7th will get you back in

time for the Super Bowl game.

May the Best team Win !

The Aspen trip is Sunday to Sunday

Jan. 31 to Feb. 7, 2016, and the

Aspen trip is completely full, with

no one cancelling off the trip.

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Maybe next year in 2017, we will be in Big Sky Montana or Bormio Italy for another

week of fun Skiing!

Pizza time soon, so hope to see you all at ECCO’s for the LBSC General Meeting

Wednesday, February 10th, 2016.

See you there!

Shep

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Sarah Sez … By Sarah Pool

“Smooth Jazz Cruisin”

Well…she says she’s out of the country again…,

This time she’s on a Smooth Jazz Cruise in the Caribbean… Some of the BIG names on the cruise are George Benson, Peabo Bryson, Marcus Miller, David Sanborn, Brian Culbertson, Eric Marienthal, and Boney James for any of you Smooth Jazz fans…that’s just to name a few of the entertainers who will perform during the cruise.

The cruise leaves from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and then proceeds to the Grand Caymans, Key West, and a couple of other islands plus Cozumel, Mexico. The weather is supposed to be in the 80’s, so I’m packing light. The cruise line is Holland America and they run several specialty cruises out of this port including; 80’s Cruises, Country Western, Traditional Jazz, Gospel, Latin, and Star Trek. So if Smooth Jazz is not your thing, there are other options if you enjoy cruising and concerts. I’ll share some photos and report on the experience next month. Until then…Adios amigos!

Cheers! Sarah

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Craig’s Crag … Membership Report

By Craig Gibson

Great news! Our club is growing! Please note some interesting facts:

Long Beach Ski Club Membership

Year LBSC Membership Total

2013-14 62

2014-15 71

2015-16 80

These are certainly numbers we can all be proud of!

Race Report

On January 9, we were scheduled to have two GS races- one in the morning and the

other in the afternoon. The morning race went as scheduled. Midway into the

afternoon race, deteriorating weather conditions forced the Mammoth Race

Department to pull the course. Since all racers did not have a chance to participate, it

was determined that the afternoon race results would be nullified. Whether this GS

race is rescheduled remains to be seen. For the time being, our next race will be on

February 20 and will be slalom.

Not only do we have more club members; we have more club members on our race

team as well. We were tickled pink to have three newbie racers: Eric Hartman, Nia

Hartman and Dennis Potts. As per ULLR regulations, these racers were only allowed to

earn a maximum of one point for their first race but now that they have established

handicaps they will be able to compete for their fair share of points in their respective

classes.

Welcome to the team!

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Here are the results of our first race:

ULLR 1, January 9, 2016

Name Skill Place Points

Steve Brown 3 Vet Men 1 8

Ken Kawahara 4 Vet Men 1 4

Brian Maloney 6 Vet Men 1 9

Kris Flaig 6 Vet Men 3 0

Craig Gibson 7 Vet Men 1 6

Roberto Tovar 7 Vet Men 2 4

Eric Hartman First Time Racer 1 1

Dennis Potts First Time Racer 3 1

Nia Hartman First Time Racer 4 1

ULLR 1 Race Results by Club

Place Club Number of Racers Points

1 Aerospace 13 69

2 Century City 9 42

3 Long Beach 9 37

4 Four Seasons 4 18

The biggest surprise of ULLR 1 was the performance of Brian Maloney. Not only did he

garner the most points for our club, he got a double strike and will be saying bye bye to

Level 6. Even more surprising is that he did so without wearing what his wife Lisa refers

to as “that red body suit thingy”.

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Schedule for Upcoming ROKKA Clinics and Races By Craig Gibson

Below is the table of remaining days, dates and event types.

DAYS DATES EVENT TYPE

Friday February 19 Slalom

Saturday February 20 ULLR 3 GS

Friday March 4 ROKKA clinic GS/SL

Saturday March 5 Southern Calif. Championships GS/SL

Sat-Mon March 19-21 Far West Championships at Alpine

Meadows

Here’s a pic of the MVP line for breakfast! Hope to see you on the slopes before the end of this season!! Craig

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Mammoth Ski Trip Report By Roberto Tovar

For those of you that were not in Mammoth on the weekend trip of January 7th through 10th, you certainly missed a great weekend! The conditions that weekend were the best I've seen at Mammoth in 2 or 3 years and it certainly will get better! There were 9 members in the club condos, the most I've had since I've handled this job! Attending were Art Husami, Barbara Ellner, Lori Maynard, Catherine Singer, Jodi Hein, Russ Walters, Dennis Potts, Kris Flaig and myself.

There was an impressive turnout for the Saturday club dinner of club members who either own condos or were renting condos in Mammoth Lakes. About 20 or so members were in attendance. The club and I thank you for attending the function! I already have 4 members signed up for February, so don't be late signing up for the trip!

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Favorite Cuisines in Mammoth & Mammoth Weekend Ski Trips!! By Roberto Tovar RESTAURANT WHAT KNOWN FOR? LOCATION

Mogul Steakhouse The best steakhouse in Mammoth

Lakes!

On a side street off of Old

Mammoth Road

C J's Grill The chef/owner comes up with

interesting variations of old favorite

dishes.

On Old Mammoth Road

Campo's A nice take on modern Italian cooking. In the Mammoth Village

Berger's Simple, good comfort food. On Minaret Road, across from the

Village

Toomey's An interesting take on comfort food,

bison meatloaf, anyone?

On Minaret Road, down from the

Village.

Angel's Good rib stickin' grub, with onion rings

to die for!

On Main Street, just past Motel 6.

Roberto's A good Mexican taco/burrito joint, but

be prepared for noise.

On Old Mammoth Road

Further afield are:

Tamarack Lodge I've never been, but have had great

reports from friends who have.

Up above town, in the Lakes

Basin

Convict Lake Inn Elegant dining, the best wine service in

the Mammoth area. Under new owners.

On Convict Lake, down 395,

across from the airport.

Tom's Place Cafe If a storm chases you out of Mammoth,

this is a good place for a good country

breakfast.

Down 395, in the village of

Tom's Place

The hands down best restaurant in Mammoth, according to an overheard conversation on the town shuttle, was opened by the former chef of Tamarack Lodge. It is located on the second floor, above the bowling alley. Try it and give me a report! All of the restaurants in Mammoth Lakes can be reached on the evening Red line bus, which runs between the Snowcreek Athletic Club and Mammoth village. See attached application below & let me know which trips you are interested in joining! Enjoy and see you on the slopes. Roberto

[email protected]

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LONG BEACH SKI CLUB 2015-16

MAMMOTH WEEKEND TRIP APPLICATION

NAME _______________________________________________________________

ADDRESS _____________________________________________________________

CITY: _______________________________ STATE ___________ ZIP CODE ________

PHONE ________________________________________ EMAIL _________________

Please complete a separate application for each trip. Please check the date of trip you

wish to attend:

X Dates Description Member Non-Member

February 18-21, 2016 *three day weekend

Thurs-Sun

$ 200.00 $250.00

March 3-6, 2016 *three day weekend

Thurs-Sun

$ 200.00 $250.00

March 19-21, 2016 ^*three day weekend

Thurs-Sun

$ 200.00 $250.00

April 21-24, 2016 #three day weekend

Thurs-Sun

$ 200.00 $250.00

* indicates trips where Ullr league races occur

^ indicates trip to Alpine Meadows Far West Championship

# indicates possible Early April trip to Mammoth

Make payment to Long Beach Ski Club

Do you need lift tickets YES NO

Are you willing to be a car pool driver? YES NO

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How many people (include yourself) can you accommodate with ski/board gear?

_________ What time do you prefer to leave town? ___________

Three day weekend trips leave on Thursday. All trips return Sunday. All trips are car

pool drive-ups. Each individual is responsible for purchasing/providing for their own

lift ticket.

The prices listed above apply to current Long Beach Ski Club members and their guest.

Premium for a Non-Member is applied to membership, and Non-Member must

complete a Membership Application to be eligible to stay in the Club Condo. Prices

subject to change without notice. Waiver and Release of Liability (attached) must be

signed and returned with this signup sheet.

Signature ____________________________________________Date

_________________

TRIP CANCELLATION POLICY

If it necessary for you to cancel your trip for any reason, the following refund policy will

apply:

1. No refund will be issued if the Long Beach Ski Club will suffer financial loss.

2. A refund will be issued if all spaces on the trip have been sold and your cancelled

space has been filled and paid for in full.

3. If a refund is issued, penalties imposed will be deducted from the refund.

4. Refund will be issued ASAP.

CONTACT: SIGN UP:

Roberto Tovar, VP of Weekend Trips At any club meeting, event OR

[email protected] Mail payment & appl to: Roberto Tovar

1339 Park Ave., Long Beach CA 90804

For this and other club information visit our website at: www.longbeachskiclub.org

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Long Beach Ski Club Inc.

RELEASE OF LIABILITY, WAIVER OF CLAIMS, EXPRESS ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND

INDEMNITY AGREEMENT

I _______________________________________________ do hereby affirm and

acknowledge that I have been fully informed of the inherent hazards and risks

associated with Winter Sports Activities, including travel to and from winter

designations. I fully understand that these risks can lead to severe injury and even loss

of life. I further understand that:

1. Risk of injury from the activity and equipment utilized is significant including the

potential for broken bones, severe injuries to the head, neck, and back or other

bodily injuries that my result in permanent disability and death.

2. Possible equipment failure and/or malfunction or misuse of my own or others’

equipment.

3. I AGREE THAT I WILL WEAR APPROVED PROTECTIVE GEAR AS DECREED BY THE

GOVERNING BODY OF

THE SPORT I AM PARTICIPATING IN. However, protective gear cannot guarantee the

participant’s safety. I further agree that no helmet can protect the wearer against all

potential head injuries or prevent injury to the wearer’s face, neck or spinal cord.

Failure to wear a helmet may result in denial of any claim(s) against the Long Beach Ski

Club Inc. and its insurance provider.

4. Variation and/or steepness of terrain, variation or changes in surfaces including

but not limited to snow surfaces, ice, bare spots, rocks, stumps, debris, cliffs, trees,

fences, posts, trees, light poles, signs, buildings, roads, walkways, ramps, rails, stairs,

pyramids, manual pads, bowls, half-pipes, jumps, padded and non-padded barriers,

other persons, and other natural and man-made hazards.

5. My own negligence and/or the negligence of others, including but not limited to

operator error and guide decision making including misjudging terrain, weather,

riding surfaces or other obstacles.

6. Exposure to the elements and temperature extremes may result if frost nip, frost

bite, heat exhaustion, heat stroke, sunburn, hypothermia and dehydration.

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7. Dangers associated with exposure to natural elements include but are not

limited to avalanche, rock fall, inclement weather, thunder and lighting, severe and

or varied wind, temperature and other weather conditions.

I understand the description of these risks is not complete and unknown or

unanticipated risks may result in injury, illness, or death. Nevertheless, I wish to

proceed and I freely accept and expressly assume all risk, dangers and hazards that may

arise from such activities which could result in personal injury, loss of life and property

damage to me.

In consideration of being allowed to participate in Long Beach Ski Club activities, I

hereby agree as follows:

8. To waive and release any and all claims based upon negligence, active or passive

with the exception of intentional, wanton or willful misconduct that I may have in the

future against Long Beach Ski Club Inc., their officers, directors, employees,

representatives, agents, and volunteers from liability and responsibility whatsoever

and for any claims or causes of action that I, my estate, heirs, survivors, executors, or

assigns may have for personal injury, property damage, or wrongful death arising from

the above activities whether caused by active or passive negligence of the Long Beach

Ski Club Inc. or otherwise.

9. By executing this document, I agree to hold Long Beach Ski Club Inc. harmless

and indemnify them in conjunction with any injury, disability, death, or loss or damage

to person or property that may occur as a result of my engaging in the above activities.

10. By entering into this agreement, I am not relying on any oral or written

representation or statements made by the Long Beach Ski Club Inc., other than what is

set forth in this agreement. I further agree that this Agreement shall be governed by

and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of California, United States of

America.

11. If any provision, section, subsection, clause or phrase of this release is found to

be unenforceable or invalid, that portion shall be severed from this contract. The

remainder of this contract will then be construed as though the unenforceable portion

had never been contained in this document.

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I hereby declare that I am of legal age and am competent to sign this Agreement

or, if not, that my parent or legal guardian shall sign on my behalf, and that my parent

or legal guardian is in complete understanding and concurrence with this agreement.

I HAVE READ THIS AGREEMENT, I UNDERSTAND IT, AND I AGREE TO BE BOUND BY IT.

Signature of Participant

____________________________________________________ Date ______________

Signature of Parent or Guardian If Participant Is a Minor, and by their signature they, on

my behalf release all claims that both they and I have.

___________________________________________________ Date ______________

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Get Loose with Lance By Lance Liebl

The highlight of January was the

club’s trip to Mammoth where our

LBSC club racers had great success!

The LBSC party at the club condo in

Snowflower was awesome and we all

had a great time!

Over 20 attended and Roberto and

Art were gracious hosts!

The appetizers were delicious and the lasagna was Von’s best. New member Brian

Maloney, made chili from scratch which he slowed cook all day at the condo where I

was staying with Ron Scholz, Dave Lopez, and Brian.

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The snow was fantastic, but Saturday

we had an ice storm and we couldn’t

keep our goggles clear.

Sunday was perfect with blue sky,

lots of sun and no wind.

Consequently, the skiing was

phenomenal!

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There will be no February social event

because of our next Mammoth week ski

trip and Valentine’s Day.

For March we will have a St. Patrick’s

Day party at Brian’s and Lisa’s home.

And in April, we will have wine tasting at

a new venue in Belmont Shore, called

The Urban Table.

So, watch for flyers in the next month Ski

Breeze!

Lance

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LOS ANGELES COUNCIL OF SKI CLUBS …

Here are links to other ski clubs in the Los Angeles area who belong to the LA Council.

Feel free to visit their websites and discover other local activities as well as ski trips!

OTHER CLUBS WHERE CONTACT INFO

Various

Events Various

Locations

AEA (Aerospace) Ski Club, South Bay

http://aeaclubs.org/ski

Various

Events Various

Locations

Auslich Ski Club,

[email protected]

Various

Events Various

Locations

Beach Cities Ski Club

http://bcskiclub.org

Various

Events Various

Locations

Century City Ski Club, Westside LA

http://ccscsports.org/main/

Various

Events Various

Locations

Conejo Ski Club, Thousand Oaks

http://www.conejoskiclub.org

Various

Events Various

Locations

Edelweiss Ski & Sport Club, San Fernando

http://www.edelweissskiclub.org

Various

Events Various

Locations

4 Seasons West Ski & Snowboard, LA Area

http://4sw.com/activities/

Various

Events Various

Locations

Grindelwald Ski Club, Los Angeles

http://www.grindelwaldskiclub.org/

Various

Events Various

Locations

Kronenstadt Ski Club, Pasadena

http://kronenstadtskiclub.com

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OTHER CLUBS WHERE CONTACT INFO

Various

Events Various

Locations

Over the Hill Gang of LA

http://www.overthehillganglosangeles.org/

Various

Events Various

Locations

Saga Ski Club, Los Angeles

http://www.sagala.org

Various

Events Various

Locations

Single Ski Club of LA, Marina Del Rey

http://www.singleskiclub.org

Various

Events Various

Locations

Snowbusters Ski Club, Pasadena

http://www.snowbusters.com

Various

Events Various

Locations

Space Park Ski & Snowboard Club, Redondo Beach

http://spaceparkskiandsnowboardclub.org/

Various

Events Various

Locations

The Unrecables, Los Angeles

http://www.unrecables.org

Various

Events Various

Locations

Wailers Ski, Snowboard & Social Club

San Fernando Valley / Los Angeles

http://www.wailersskiclub.org

Various

Events Various

Locations

Westwood Ski Club, West LA

http://westwoodskiclub.org/

Various

Events Various

Locations

Winter Fox Ski Club

http://winterfox.org/calendar/

ALL LA Ski

Council Clubs

LA

http://www.lacouncil.org/Club_History.html

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Los Angeles Council Report

The LAC is attending the 2017 FWSA trip to Breckenridge and we know that

many of LAC Clubs will be going with us!

Sandy Blackwell will be leading the trip on behalf of LA Council and will have a

flyer out in the near future with pricing and other specifics.

If you plan on attending this ski week, you may want to look at purchasing an

EPIC pass, in particular if you plan on doing any other skiing in the Colorados.

So mark your calendars for planning ahead to attend:

JANUARY 28 - FEBRUARY 4, 2017.

Sandy Blackwell

VP of Travel

Los Angeles Council of Ski Clubs

Sandy Blackwell's email address is [email protected]

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FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS!

Mark Malan February 1st

Faye Mumbauer February 2nd

Cynthia Carter February 9th

Al Womble February 10th

Lunn Bruback February 18th

Adriana Brown February 22nd

Catherine Singer February 28th

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Calendar of Events

FEBRUARY 2016

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 ASPEN SKI

WEEK TRIP &

LA Council

Downtown LA

2 ASPEN SKI

WEEK TRIP 3 ASPEN SKI WEEK

TRIP

4 ASPEN SKI

WEEK TRIP 5 ASPEN SKI

WEEK TRIP 6 ASPEN SKI

WEEK TRIP

7 ASPEN SKI

WEEK TRIP

8 9 10 General Meeting

Ecco's Pizza 7 PM

11 12

13

14 15 16 17 Board Meeting

4644 Katella Ave. Los Alamitos 7pm

18 Mammoth

Club Condo Ski

Trip

19 Mammoth

Club Condo

Ski Trip

20 Mammoth

Club Condo Ski

Trip

21 Mammoth

Club Condo Ski

Trip

22 23 24 25 26 27

28 29

MARCH 2016

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

1 2

General Meeting Ecco's Pizza

7 PM

3 Mammoth

Club Condo Ski

Trip

4 Mammoth

Club Condo

Ski Trip

5 Mammoth Club

Condo Ski Trip

6 Mammoth Club

Condo Ski Trip

7 LA Council

Philippe’s

8 9 Board Meeting 4644 Katella Ave.

Los Alamitos 7pm

10 11 12

13 14 15 16

17 18

19 St Patty’s Party

@ Maloney’s

Far West Alpine

Meadows

20 Far West

Alpine Meadows

21 Far West

Alpine

Meadows

22 23 24

25 26

27 28 29 30 31

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Long Beach Ski Club

Membership application and Waiver

June 1, 2015 – May 31, 2016

New Member

Renewing Member

Member Since __________

Personal Information

Sex: M F

Birthday

____/____

(Mo/Day)

21 – 29

30 – 39

40 – 49

50 – 59

60 +

Top Three Activities (after skiing):

1 _______________

2 _______________

3 _______________

Other favorites (circle):

wine tasting dining tennis

table tennis bicycling sailing

hiking camping RVing bikes

computers gardening cooking

museums fine art concerts

live theatre volleyball softball

travel (specify) _______________

cards (specify) _______________

other ______________________

Each Member must complete this Application

*Couples: each must complete a separate Application*

Name: _______________________________________________

Address: ___________________________________________ Apt.: ____________

City: ________________________________ State: ________ Zip: ____________

Email (required):

___________________________________________________________

Phone: Home ( ) ____________ Cell ( ) ____________ Work ( ) _____________

Occupation:

_______________________________________________________________

Person to be notified in case of emergency

Name: _________________________________Relationship: __________________

Phone: Home ( ) ____________ Cell ( ) ____________ Work ( ) _____________

Spouse’s/couple’s Name:

_____________________________________________________

I agree to comply with the club’s By-laws and waivers:

Signature of Applicant:

_______________________________________________________

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SKI BREEZE FEBRUARY 2016 VOLUME 77, ISSUE 7 Dues

Single: $40.00 Couples: $56.00

Couples can attach their applications and waivers together.

Application is not valid unless the attached waiver is completed

and signed.

Mail Application to

Long Beach Ski Club, Inc.

c/o PO Box 15291 Long Beach, CA 90815

Date Rec’d _____/_____/_____

Cash

Check # ______

Long Beach Ski Club Inc.

PLEASE READ AND BE CERTAIN YOU UNDERSTAND THE IMPLICATIONS OF SIGNING

RELEASE OF LIABILITY, WAVER OF CLAIMS, EXPRESS ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND

INDEMNITY AGREEMENT

I ________________________________________ do hereby affirm and acknowledge that I have been

fully informed of the inherent hazards and risks associated with Winter Sports Activities, including travel to and

from winter designations. I fully understand that these risks can lead to severe injury and even loss of life. I

further understand that:

1. Risk of injury from the activity and equipment utilized is significant including the potential for broken

bones, severe injuries to the head, neck, and back or other bodily injuries that may result in permanent

disability and death.

2. Possible equipment failure and/or malfunction or misuse of my own or others’ equipment.

3. I AGREE THAT I WILL WEAR APPROVED PROTECTIVE GEAR AS DECREED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE

SPORT I AM PARTICIPATING IN. However, protective gear cannot guarantee the participant’s safety. I

further agree that no helmet can protect the wearer against all potential head injuries or prevent injury to

the wearers face, neck or spinal cord. Failure to wear a helmet may result in denial of any claim(s) against

the Long Beach Ski Club Inc. and its insurance provider.

4. Variation and/or steepness of terrain, variation or changes in surfaces including but not limited to snow

surfaces, ice, bare spots, rocks, stumps, debris, cliffs, trees, fences, posts, trees, light poles, signs, buildings,

roads, walkways, ramps, rails, stairs, pyramids, manual pads, bowls, half-pipes, jumps, padded and non-

padded barriers, other persons, and other natural and man-made hazards.

5. My own negligence and/or the negligence of others, including but not limited to operator error and guide

decision making including misjudging terrain, weather, riding surfaces or other obstacles.

6. Exposure to the elements and temperature extremes may result in frostnip, frostbite, heat exhaustion,

heat stroke, sunburn, hypothermia and dehydration.

7. Dangers associated with exposure to natural elements include but are not limited to avalanche, rock fall,

inclement weather, thunder and lightning, severe and or varies wind, temperature and other weather

conditions.

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I understand the description of these risks is not complete and unknown or unanticipated risks may result in

injury, illness, or death. Nevertheless, I wish to proceed and I freely accept and expressly assume all risk,

dangers, and hazards that may arise from such activities which could result in personal injury, loss of life and

property damage to me.

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Long Beach Ski Club Inc.

PLEASE READ AND BE CERTAIN YOU UNDERSTAND THE IMPLICATIONS OF SIGNING

RELEASE OF LIABILITY, WAVER OF CLAIMS, EXPRESS ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND

INDEMNITY AGREEMENT

In consideration of being allowed to participate in Long Beach Ski Club activities, I hereby agree as follows:

8. To waive and release any and all claims based upon negligence, active or passive with the exception of intentional, wanton or willful misconduct that I may have in the future against Long Beach Ski Club Inc., their officers, directors, employees, representatives, agents, and volunteers from liability and responsibility whatsoever and for any claims or causes of action that I, my estate, heirs, survivors, executors, or assigns may have for personal injury, property damage, or wrongful death arising from the above activities whether caused by active or passive negligence of the Long Bea Ski Club Inc. or otherwise. 9. By executing this document, I agree to hold Long Beach Ski Club Inc. harmless and indemnify them in conjunction with any injury, disability, death, or loss or damage to person or property that may occur as a result of my engaging in the above activities. 10. By entering into this agreement, I am not relying on any oral or written representation or statements made by the Long Beach Ski Club Inc., other than what is set forth in this agreement. I further agree that this Agreement shall be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of California, United States of America. 11. If any provision, section, subsection, clause or phrase of this release is found to be unenforceable or invalid, that portion shall be severed from this contract. The remainder of this contract will then be construed as though the unenforceable portion had never been contained in this document. I hereby declare that I am of legal age and am competent to sign this Agreement or, if not, that my parent or legal guardian shall sign on my behalf, and that my parent or legal guardian is in complete understanding and concurrence with this agreement.

I HAVE READ THIS AGREEMENT, I UNDERSTAND IT, AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY IT.

Signature of Participant _____________________________________________ Date _______________

Signature of Parent or Guardian if Participant is a Minor, and by their signature they, on my behalf release all claims that both they and I have. _____________________________ Date ______________

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SKI BREEZE FEBRUARY 2016 VOLUME 77, ISSUE 7

CLASSIFIED ADS

YOUR

AD

HERE

Are there some things you want to

Buy, Sell, Trade, or Give Away?

Golf Clubs, Bicycles, Camera, TV, Electronics, Furniture, Etc.?

Cleaning out the Garage?

Remodeling the House?

Have a Property or a Timeshare to rent out?

Having a Garage Sale?

Selling a Car?

– HAVE IT POSTED HERE –

ONLY $1 A LINE & PICTURES ARE FREE

HAVE YOUR AD IN BY THE 18 th OF THE MONTH

TO GET IT IN THE NEXT MONTH'S SKI BREEZE

Send your Personal Classified Ad & check made out to “LBSC” to: Ziba Gibson, Treasurer

Long Beach Ski Club PO Box 15291

Long Beach, CA 90815