MEETING
PLACE
IMPORTANT
NEWS & DATES
CCSS CLUB NEWS
CSC NEWS
CALENDAR
MISC NOTES
DRIVING DIRECTIONS
MEETING PLACE
MEETINGS ARE:
Third Wednesday of each Month
LOCATION:
The
Room: 206
TIME: 7:30
This Month’s Meeting
APRIL 19
Ticket returns, club position nominations
See Calendar Section for future dates
IMPORTANT NEWS & DATES
Return your unused
pre-buy tickets at the April 19
meeting or they can be mailed to Christina
Roder. They must be to her by April 29. If she does not get them, you
will not be credited next year. Her
address is
LOGO Contest - Now that skiing is winding down, you have time to set your artistic talents to work. Next season marks the Snow Snakes 20th anniversary and we are looking for that special logo to mark the event. Thank you to those who have sent in their entries, we cannot wait to open the envelopes. The Board has decided to extend the cutoff date to May 1, 2006. Mail entries postmarked no later than April 30, to
CCSS, c/o S. Nolan,
Any member can submit an entry and there is a $100.00 gift certificate to the Alpine Haus, plus one item of clothing with the new logo for the winner. Here are the details:
No larger than 8.5” x 11.0”
No smaller than 2.5” x 3.0” Hand drawn
Name and address on the envelope - not on the drawing (ensuring anonymity for judging)
We are
trying to make a decision about our (Snow Snakes only) Western Trip next year.
We have suggestions so far of
Message from our President, Lois A. Krause:
Well, the season seems to be winding down. Our bus trip to Jay Peak might be the last time on the slopes for many of us - if it was, and you have pre-buy ticket vouchers left - make sure you attend the April meeting (April 19 - 7:30 PM at South Windsor Community Center) to turn them in for credit. Remember, they have to be to Christina Roder by April 29 and/or post-marked by April 26 (if mailed).
Now, speaking of the
I have to get serious now and remind everyone to look elsewhere in the newsletter for descriptions of our open service opportunities for next year (VP - Rick Paliuca is writting it for you to review). I also have to remind you to start thinking of who you want to keep your club going in the years to come. April's meeting will be for nominations for club officers (and other ways to serve). I want to thank Sylvia Nolan and Russ Fisher for running that 1/475th article last month. It explained everyone does not have to do it alone, but we really need to have more people helping out. At the time they were using the number of members at the beginning of this season, but as we close, it was brought to our attention that that number should have been 1/660th (counting the children/juniors). With that many people, taking advantage of the "bennies", we should have more "stepping up" to help out! Think about doing just a piece of a position - my Grandmother used to say, "Many hands make light work", and she was right! Just think about doing a program, or just booking a program, or bringing some snacks for one meeting. We will need some coordination for some summer outtings as well, THINK ABOUT IT - call me or any officer or Council rep. and participate!!
Well, take a look at the rest of the newsletter for more
information about more items, and come
on out to the April meeting to participate and perhaps make suggestions to
"make light work"! At the very
least you will see pictures of
THINK
SNOW (or at least THINK SNOW SNAKES)!!!
Message from Bil Doster-Trip Chairman
To All The Participants of the
As Trip Chairman of the Snow Snakes, I want to thank everyone who took part in the Jay Peak Trip. I also want to commend all the parents and young people who attended, on their behavior and skiing etiquette, it was tremendous. I had several comments about how nice it was to see young people behaving and also their ski courtesy on the mountain was well noticed, thank you.
I also want to thank our co-coordinator for this trip Mark Zaza, who I think did a wonderful job contacting, collecting, and keeping all informed on this wonderful trip. As you all know anyone can be a trip co-coordinator on any of our trips that myself and the board have put together, to volunteer (we will give you assistance and direction) just contact Lois Krause or myself. There are some benefits to volunteering, such as contributing your time to the club, usually a free stay if the number of participants reach a certain goal set by the mountains, etc.
In closing, if you had a good time please, tell your friends
who are or are not in our club, what they are missing. Our trips for next year will be voted on at
our May meeting and we would appreciate your input. Yes, we will be going back to
Thanks to All,
Whitewater
Rafting set for June 23-25
CSC is running its first whitewater rafting trip to the
To get up to date information on Council & CCSS Club
news visit www.skiclub.com.
CALENDAR
May 17 Elections, refreshments
MISC
NOTES
Deadline for
newsletter entries is the second Monday of the month. Contact Russ Fisher at ccssskiclub@cox.net
DIRECTIONS
The
Directions:
From Route 84 East: Take Exit 62 (
*At
the second traffic light, turn right onto
From Route 84 West: Take Exit 62 (
*At
the second traffic light, turn right onto
From route 91N:
Take
the Rte 291exit toward
From route 91S:
Take
Exit 44 onto Rte 5. Follow Rte 5 south for about 4 miles. Turn left onto
Officers
for 2005/2006
860-289-8150
Vice
President: Rick Paliuca
860-644-5934
Treasurer/Membership:
Sam Rubin
860-523-1171
Secretary/Historian/Banner:
Sandy Knoll
413-567-2290
Council
Ambassador: Earnest Marquez
860-649-6435
Council
Representatives (4):
Adam Fitzgerald
860-568-2767
Pam Cropley
860-646-2396
Peter Krause
860-289-8150
Joe Healy
860-571-0022
Marie
Carparelli (Alternate)
860-649-5765
Newsletter
Team
Editor: Russ
Fisher
860-649-4091
Mail
Distribution: Sylvia Nolan
860-665-0031
Web Site:
Diane Oswald
Email:
Race Chairman:
Peter Krause
860-289-8150
Trip Chairman:
Bill Doster
644-1155
Trip Coord:
Mark Zaza
860-747-4130
Ticket Coord:
Christina Roder
203-723-5770
