Northwest Ski Club Council

Northwest Ski Club Council

NEXT Meeting: Wednesday, January 21, 2004

6:00 pm Social Hour

7:00 pm Meeting

LOCATION:

Gourmet Stuft Pizza

4200 Mercantile Drive

Lake Oswego, OR

503-635-1313

Guest Speakers:

Timberline Ski Area and Sam Weirich, MD and Anita Rao, MD (both Orthopedic Surgeons)

Door Prizes !!!

#162

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Mon Dec 15, 2003 5:29 am
Subject: NWSCC Meeting--Dec 17

omary@...

Northwest Ski Club Council

NEXT Meeting: Wednesday, December 17, 2003

6:00 pm Social Hour

7:00 pm Meeting

LOCATION:

Gourmet Stuft Pizza

4200 Mercantile Drive

Lake Oswego, OR

503-635-1313

Guest Speakers: Ski Chalet, Vail/Heavenly Resorts, and The Resort At The Mountain

Come see what's new with these NWSCC Commerical members!!

Door Prizes !!!!!!

#161

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Fri Dec 5, 2003 5:12 am
Subject: Meadows Passes for Sale

omary@...

NWSCC has six (6) Mt. Hood Meadows 10-Time Punch Passes for Sale. The cost is $275.00 each. Please reply ASAP, this is first-come, first-served. All buyers need to respond to me at contact@.... Please send me your full name, club name, email address and phone number where I can reach you in the evening.

Thanks and happy skiing/snowboarding!!!!!!

Northwest Ski Club Council

#160

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Tue Dec 2, 2003 8:02 am
Subject: NWSCC Ski News

omary@...

MT. BACHELOR DECEMBER BARGAINS

Just want to remind all FWSA/NWSCC card-carrying members ... of some great early-season deals at Bachelor.

Our lodging partners are offering special rates on room/lift ticket packages from December 1-19. Lift ticket prices range from $25 to $35 depending upon how the package is structured. Check the Bachelor website for package information. An added benefit also awaits at the On The Rocks Pub & Grill in downtown Bend. On Friday & Saturday evenings (December 5&6, 12 &13, 19 &20), NWSCC members may order "happy hour drinks with 1/2 price appetizers" from 5--8 p.m. Members will need to show their NWSCC card. For further information on Mt. Bachelor, visit their web site at www.mtbachelor.com.

PACRAT RACING REGISTRATION DEADLINE:

The registration deadline for PACRATS is December 11th. All forms and materials can be found on the NWSCC web site at www.nwskiers.org. Please get your signup sheets into Dale Parshall by the 11th. Team Captains' bib pick up party will be at the Rose & Raindrop, Monday, December 15th at 6PM.

STEVEN'S PASS RESORT (WA) DISCOUNT:
Ski Steven's Pass for half price!!! Present your NWSCC card on Sunday, March 7th, 2004 and the tickets will cost $23.85 after tax.

FAM TRIP AVAILABLE:

Arrangements for this FAM trip were made and due to unforseen circumstances, Ron Neve can not attend. He is sending out this message regarding this last-minute trip opportunity. Plese call him directly (do not reply to this email).

Must act by Tuesday, December 2nd, no later than 9:00am.

Alyeska, Alaska FAM Trip.

Trip for 1 or 2 to Alaska - Thursday, December 4 to Sunday, December 7, 2003
$600 for 2, or make an offer!
Trip includes:
1- All transportation from PDX to Alaska and back
2- 3 nights at Alyeska Prince Resort Hotel
3- 1 day skiing at Alyeska; additional day available as time permits.
4- Seaward Glacier Half Day Cruise
5- Welcome reception, breakfast orientation, Apres ski parties, on the mountain lunch, dinner reception, site inspections and ski rentals
6- All taxes
7- You'll need to pay for only 2 meals!

Call Ron Neve at 503-452-1639 or 503-635-5444 by 9:00 am on Tuesday morning if you are able to attend.

Thanks and see you on the slopes!!

NWSCC

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#159

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Tue Nov 18, 2003 6:47 am
Subject: NWSCC Meeting--Nov 19th

omary@...

It's time to ski!!!! Come join your ski/snowboard friends at the NWSCC Meeting

DATE: Wednesday, November 19, 2003

6:00 pm Social Hour - 7:00 pm Meeting

LOCATION:

Gourmet Stuft Pizza

4200 Mercantile Drive

Lake Oswego, OR

(503-635-1313)

Guest Speakers: Rob Hutson of Mt. Hood Skibowl and Oregon State Highway Patrol

Door Prizes !!!!!!

Thanks,

Northwest Ski Club Council

nwskiers.org

#158

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sun Oct 19, 2003 8:41 pm
Subject: SKI FAIR, Wed, Oct 22nd--Highlights

omary@...

SKI FAIR (one night only, Wednesday, October 22).

Monarch Hotel, Clackamas, OR (Take the Sunnyside exit (#14) off of I-205).

Doors open at 6:00 pm and ADMISSION IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

MAJOR SKI AREAS/RETAILERS--both local and out of state, including:

Airtime Hood River, Alyeska, Anthony Lakes, Apex, Big White, Silver Star, Sun Peaks, Big Mountain, Brundage, EZ Load Rack Systems, GI Joe's, Grouse Mountain, Inn of 7th Mountain, Jackson Hole, Mt. Bachelor, Mt. Hood Cultural Center, Mt. Hood Meadows, Mt. Hood Skibowl, Mountain Shop, Red Mountain, Resort At The Mountain, Fernie, Kimberley, Lake Louise, Ski Chalet, Stven's Pass, Sunshine Village, Timberline, and Vail/Heavenly.

PASSES SOLD AT SKI FAIR:

Mt. Hood Meadows: 10-Time Punch Pass. $275.00 to club members. (FORM attached as pdf file---complete & bring to the show).
www.skihood.com

Mt. Bachelor: 5-Day Pass. $179.00. Express Pass. $20.00 Fee (gets you lots of goodies). NOTE: If you have purchased a season pass on-line, you can get your pass produced at Ski Fair.
www.mtbachelor.com

Mt. Hood Skibowl: Ten-Time Pass. $219.00 Ten-Time Night Pass. $125.00 Season Night Pass. $199.00
www.skibowl.com

SKI CLUBS--renew memberships, sign up to join a club: Various local clubs--something for everyone.

COUNCIL SKI TRIPS--find out the details & sign up: Silver Star, Mt. Bachelor Skill Building Days, Whistler, Tahoe/Race Championships, Mt. Bachelor Ski/Golf Weekend, Sun Peaks, FWSA Ski Weeks, Mt. Bachelor Ski Week,

PACRAT RACING--find out about recreational racing---teams need racers from beginners to advanced (skiers & snowboarders).

HELMETS FOR SALE (Oregon Safe Kids Coalition): Incredibly low prices.

SILENT AUCTION: Offering all kinds of ski trips, lift tickets, and equipment. Bring checkbooks, cash or credit cards and get some great bargains!!

NW SKIERS DIRECTORY & FWSA SKIERS GUIDES: Will be distributed

SKI FAIR, October 22, 2003, Monarch Hotel, Clackamas, OR (I-205 & Sunnyside Road, Exit 14). Doors open at 6:00 pm. FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Take advantage of this early opportunity to visit with ski resorts & retailers, purchase ski passes, see new fashions, bid for bargains at the silent auction, win prizes in the raffle, and get information on membership in ski/snow/recreational clubs. This year will feature helmets for sale by Oregon Safe Kids Coalition. Mt. Hood Meadows will sell 10-Time Passes for $275. Mt. Hood Skibowl will sell 10-Time day ($219) & night ($125) passes, as well as a season night pass ($199). Mt. Bachelor will also sell passes. For more information contact: Mary Olhausen at 360-892-1814, contact@...

#157

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sat Oct 11, 2003 6:53 pm
Subject: Ski Passes @ SKI FAIR, Oct 22nd

omary@...

Here's the scoop on passes being sold at SKI FAIR, Wednesday, October 22nd @
Monarch Hotel, Clackamas, OR.
Doors open at 6:00 pm.

Mt. Hood Meadows:
10-Time Punch Pass.  $275.00 to club members.  (FORM attached as pdf
file---complete & bring to the show).
www.skihood.com


Mt. Bachelor:
5-Day Pass.  $179.00.
Express Pass.  $20.00 Fee (gets you lots of goodies).
NOTE:  If you have purchased a season pass on-line, you can get your pass
produced at Ski Fair.
www.mtbachelor.com


Mt. Hood Skibowl:
Ten-Time Pass.  $219.00
Ten-Time Night Pass.  $125.00
Season Night Pass.  $199.00
www.skibowl.com


THANKS and see you at SKI FAIR.
Mary Olhausen
contact@...

#156

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sat Oct 11, 2003 9:06 pm
Subject: Fw: SKI SHOW--Portland--Need Volunteers

omary@...

Not sure this reached everyone, as I have had NO responses!! We need club volunteers for this ski show in Portland, in the NWSCC Booth. I need to complete the registration list by Oct 15th. Appreciate hearing from you soon---it's a great way to get into the show free and meet people.

Thanks, NWSCC

----- Original Message -----

From: Mary Olhausen

To: Mary Olhausen

Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 9:13 PM

Subject: SKI SHOW--Portland--Need Volunteers

It's SKI SHOW time in Portland!! We are looking for club volunteers to staff the NWSCC booth. All clubs in NWSCC are welcome to have club flyers/brochures in the booth---even if they do not have volunteers for the show. All the details below. Please get back to me ASAP, as I need to complete the Volunteer List by October 15th.

SHOW:

Portland SkiFever & Snowboard Show

Portland Expo Center

2060 North Marine Drive

Portland, OR 97217

503-736-5200

DATES of SHOW:

Thursday, October 30: 1:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Friday, October 31: 1:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Saturday, November 1: 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

Sunday, November 2: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

BOOTH DETAILS--------NWSCC is BOOTH #131 (subject to change at last minute):

10' x 10' booth space, back & side drape, 8 foot table, two chairs, carpeting. Typically, we like the booth set up with the table up against one side of the booth---so that people can actually walk into the booth---the table should not be sitting horizonatly in the booth and we do not want volunteers behind the table. It's easier to engage people if the booth has that open feeling.

Booth space is reserved for only those clubs who have paid dues in NWSCC---any club can have their flyers at the booth. Remember---we only have an 8 foot table to share with all the clubs for NWSCC---please be conscientious of how much club material you bring. Somehow, it's all got to fit on one table----and hard telling how much stuff we'll have until we all get there. Clubs usually bring a flyer or brochure about membership, and/or a flyer listing your club activities (please do not bring separate flyers on all your trips----takes up too much space). If room for photo albums, they may be used also. If you have any of those nifty plastic things that stack up and consolidate the holding of flyers---great!

Working in the booth is fun---you get to tell people all the great reasons for joining a ski club. Volunteers will represent NWSCC as a whole and ALL clubs of NWSCC (not just your own club). You will speak mostly on behalf of the Oregon clubs, but remember there are some in Washington as well. You will promote the benefits of joining a ski club in general (great trips, make new friends, see new places, etc), pass out flyers on club membership/trips, and pass out NWSCC Skiers Directories and NWSCC related flyers. You will find even if you are not that well-versed on all the clubs and such, that it's pretty easy & fun to answer questions (and you can find alot of the answers in the Skiers Directory!).

MOVE-IN:

Move in begins Tuesday, October 28, 8:00 am to 10:00 pm; Wednesday, October 29, 8:00 am to 10:00 pm; Thursday, October 30, 8:00 am to 10:00 am. NWSCC board members will basically decorate the booth on Wednesday night. Clubs just need to drop off their flyers/brochures during these hours if they want their materials from the opening of the show. Many clubs may not bring their items until Sat afternoon or so----when someone from their club works a shift. The people working the first shift, and thereafter, will arrange the table---it's a work in progress as more club stuff arrives. We do the best we can with all that shows up. I will personally be at the show setting up on Wednesday night about 7:00 pm.

MOVE-OUT:

Move out begins Sunday, October 26, 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Each club needs to make arrangements for the removal of their club items (or talk to Mary Olhausen).

ADMISSION TO SHOW:

Volunteers in the NWSCC booth will get FREE admission to the show, the day of their shift. You may arrive when the show opens and leave when it closes, working your shift in-between. Admission to the show is only possible by me FAXING your names to the show management ahead of time. I'll need all the volunteer names no later than October 13th. Please provide to me, your full name, club name, phone numbers, and email address. You will pick up your badge and/or ticket at the WILL CALL DESK (located at the front entrance). PLEASE do NOT pick up any other volunteers' badges----only your own. Your club ID badge will be critical when picking up your show tickets.

BADGES--NAME TAGS:

Entrance into the Expo will be smoothly facilitated IF you where your club badge. PLEASE make sure you wear your club name badge at all times during the show.

PARKING:

Parking is not paid for volunteers.

VOLUNTEERS' SHIFTS:

We would like two people per shift. For each person who volunteers, I need full name, club name, phone number, & email address (send email to Mary Olhausen):

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30:

1. Thrs, Oct 30, 1:00pm to 4:00pm.

Person A: BARB PARSHALL Person B________________________

2. Thrs, Oct 31, 4:00pm to 7:00pm.

Person A: EMILIO TRAMPUZ Person B________________________

3. Thrs, Oct 31, 7:00pm to 9:00pm.

Person A: ____________________ Person B________________________

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31:

1. Fri, Oct 31, 1:00pm to 4:00pm.

Person A:________________________ Person B________________________

2. Fri, Oct 31, 4:00pm to 7:00pm.

Person A:________________________ Person B________________________

3. Fri, Oct 31, 7:00pm to 10:00pm.

Person A: ________________________ Person B________________________

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1:

1. Sat, Nov 1, 10:00am to 1:00pm

Person A:________________________ Person B________________________

2. Sat, Nov 1, 1:00pm to 4:00pm

Person A:________________________ Person B________________________

3. Sat, Nov 1, 4:00pm to 7:00pm

Person A:________________________ Person B________________________

4. Sat, Nov 1, 7:00pm to 10:00pm

Person A________________________ Person B_________________________

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2:

1. Sun, Nov 2, 10:00am to 1:00pm

Person A: BILLIE REASE Person B________________________

2. Sun, Nov 2, 1:00pm to 4:00pm

Person A: DEBBI KOR Person B JODIE DIERICKX

3. Sun, Nov 2, 4:00pm to 6:00pm

Person A:________________________ Person B________________________

Thanks for volunteering!!! We look forward to a really great ski show and appreciate all the volunteers who can help. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate contacting me.

Mary Olhausen - Director of Membership, NWSCC

360-892-1814

omary@...

#155

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sat Oct 11, 2003 5:56 pm
Subject: Equipment Sale @ Hillcrest Ski & Sports Shop

omary@...

"EQUIPMENT SALE NIGHT" AT HILLCREST SKI & SPORTS SHOP

Come on out to Hillcrest Ski & Sports Shop "Equipment Shopping Night", new 2nd store location (9515 SE 82nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97266----82nd Avenue between Johnson Creek Blvd & Otty Road, near the new Krispy Kreme).

October 16th & 17th

6:30 pm until you're done shopping!!

Preview this year's state-of-the-art skis, boots, and bindings at incredible prices (better than SkiFever show this year!).

Meet the reps from Rossignol, K2, Atomic, Volkl, and Salomon. Skis in all types---

Performance, Race, and Recreational. Reps will be on hand ONLY the evening of October 16th. All sales will be on an "order-only" basis to ensure the best pricing.

Questions?

Dexter Hill @ Hillcrest Ski Shop: 503-771-5200, hillcrest@...

Gary Gunderson: 503-258-8051.

See you there!!! Pray for snow!!

Thank you,

NWSCC

#154

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sun Oct 5, 2003 7:53 pm
Subject: SKI FAIR Event

omary@...

Hello Ski Clubs, Retailers, and Resorts,

NWSCC is asking your assistance in promoting SKI FAIR event. Please forward this email announcement to all your friends & neighbors, AND post on your web sites. For further information about SKI FAIR, please contact me at 360-892-1814, omary@.... THANKS, and I look forward to seeing you at SKI FAIR.

DONATE - DONATE - DONATE

At SKI FAIR, we�re having a Silent Auction and Raffle to benefit the many programs who receive NWSCC�s support, including the new Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum, Northwest Snow Sport Foundation, and many others. Any prize you are willing to donate for this exciting and fun event will be appreciated! Items should be new�suggestions range from ski equipment/clothing; lift tickets; services such as restaurants/catering, sports, car repair, entertainment�just about anything you can think of!! In return for your support, you will be listed in our program with telephone numbers and/or web site information (if you wish), and we�ll also display any promotional literature that you provide.

If you are interested in booth space, volunteering for this fun kick-off event, or donating items, please contact Mary Olhausen at omary@... (360-892-1814).

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#153

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Mon Sep 15, 2003 5:38 am
Subject: NWSCC Meeting, Wed, Sept 17

omary@...

Northwest Ski Club Council

NEXT Meeting: Wednesday, September 17, 2003

6:00 pm Social Hour

7:00 pm Meeting

Gourmet Stuft Pizza

4200 Mercantile Drive, Lake Oswego, OR

(503-635-1313)

Guest Speakers: Mt. Hood Meadows & The Inn of 7^th Mountain

Directions:

From I-5, take Lake Oswego/Hwy 217 ExitDrive east on Kruse Way toward Lake OswegoTurn right on Mercantile (next to sign for the Keg Restaurant) into the business park.

#152

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sun Aug 17, 2003 4:42 pm
Subject: NWSCC Meeting--Wed, Aug 20

omary@...

NORTHWEST SKI CLUB COUNCIL MEETING

Wednesday, Augut 20, 2003

6:00 pm Social Hour

7:00 pm Meeting

Please join us for free pizza, upcoming trips for 2003-2004 ski season, and bring your ideas to your new board of directors.

Gourmet Stuft Pizza

4200 Mercantile Drive, Lake Oswego, OR

(503-635-1313)

See you there!!!!!

NWSCC

#151

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Wed Jul 2, 2003 5:55 am
Subject: Fw: Extraordinary NWSCC ski trip to Vail !

omary@...

Dear Skiers:

NWSCC Presents VAIL

This is urgent. If interested, you need to act right away! (OK, sleep on it one night, if you must!!!!). But respond by July 15.

Here's an opportunity to enjoy an affordable visit to Shining Mountain, America's largest ski area! Shining Mountain is the name the UTE Indians gave to the mountain we now know as Vail.

When asked where they want to ski on club trips, one of the most named destinations is Vail. However, peak-season prices are some of the priciest anywhere. Lift tickets sell for $71. Ouch!

But Steve Coxen, the NWSCC Chairperson, has put together an amazingly affordable trip to Vail for this coming December 9 - 14, 2003. Almost everything is included in the total price of only $700 for 5 nights and 4 days. This includes:

- 5 nights lodging at the Enzian Lodge (3 bedroom, 3 bath)

(or an optional upgrade to the exceptional

Landmark Towers (2 bedroom, 2 bath)

for $50 per person more)

- 4 days all-day lift tickets at Vail

- Airfare to Denver from Portland (or Seattle)

- Ground transportation from Denver to Vail

- NWSCC Party !!!

THIS IS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY!!!

Just imagine: All of Vail, but without the crowds! You have to ski Vail to believe its size.

1. The famous back bowls are 6 miles wide! Powder, powder, powder!

2. The new Blue Sky Basin is a whole new mountain on the back side, opened for the 2000 winter season. Its famous Cloud 9 trail includes tree skiing on groomed snow!

3. Total of 33 lifts, covering 5,289 acres.

4. One gondola and 14 high-speed quads!

5. Maximum vertical is 3,450 feet.

6. The base village is at an elevation of: 8,120 feet.

7. The summit is at an elevation of: 11,570 feet.

Will there be enough snow? Well, statistically, the mountain has been receiving an average of 61 inches of snow in November. That's 5 feet of snow! And then another 60 inches of snow in December. So, it's reasonable to expect at least 5 or 6 feet of snow by mid-December.

If you ever plan to visit Vail, this is a good time to do it. Not only is the price reasonable, but, like Warren Miller says: "If you don't do it this year, you'll just be a year older when you do!"

Also, for PACRAT racers, keep in mind that this year we will most likely not have a race in December. So, your whole month of December is free for trips just like this one.

BUT YOU MUST ACT QUICKLY!!!

The airlines have very strict deadlines for group reservations, so a deposit is needed immediately! If you want to go on this trip, here's what to do:

Send a $50 deposit (per person) - due immediately - in the form of a check made payable to NWSCC, and mail it to Steve Coxen, 620 N. Hayden Bay Drive, Portland, OR 97217. (Full payment will be due by October 1, 2003).

For more information, call Steve at 503-285-7491 or email SteveCoxen@....

Also, visit Vail's web site at www.vail.com.

#150

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sat Jun 21, 2003 4:32 pm
Subject: Ski Photography Wanted

omary@...

CALLING ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS--FOR THE COVER OF THE 2003-2004 NWSCC "SKIERS DIRECTORY"

Despite the weather, NOW is the time to look through all those great photos you took last winter, because one of them might win you a 10-time pass to Mt. Hood Meadows!!! Yes, the "Cover Contest" is open again to
submit photos for the Northwest Skiers' Directory! Electronic photos are great, with the highest resolution possible. Send your electronic photos to our graphic designer, Leslie Baird, by July 7, 2003 -
leslie@..., or mail your photo to the Council post office box:

NWSCC
P.O. Box 1915
Portland, Oregon 97207

Photos to be considered for the cover should be in vertical format. But send all your interesting ski or club-related photos, because we need LOTS of photos for the inside as well!

Thanks!!!!

Linda McGavin, Editor
Northwest Skiers' Directory

SNOWBOARD PHOTO WORKSHOP - TIMBERLINE, MT. HOOD, OREGON
SUMMER 03
High Cascade Snowboard Camp in partnership with international award-winning photographer Trevor Graves, TransWorld Media, and the Brooks Institute of Photography will welcome aspiring photographers to Mt. Hood, Oregon for their 2nd Snowboarding Photo Workshop.

Dates will be July 30th August 4th, 2003. The workshop is designed for up and coming photographers, team managers or anyone who just wants to get ahead with snowboard photography. Participants will be taught by renowned industry photographers Trevor Graves, Chris Owen, Embry Rucker, and Kevin Zacher, as well as assistants from the esteemed Brooks Institute of Photography. During the many hours spent shooting on snow, participants will focus on advancing their technical and creative skills shooting many of the
professional snowboarders that ride High Cascade Snowboard Camp's summertime facilities. Film will be processed on a daily basis and returned in time for evening critique sessions. Classroom sessions will cover the wide range of skills from basic business to multiple strobe techniques. TransWorld SNOWboarding editor will show as a guest for the workshop and will begin selecting student photos for a 4-6 page editorial to appear in TransWorld SNOWboarding magazine next season. This section will be reserved for shots exclusively taken by students at this workshop. Fuji will be releasing their new VELVIA 100 at the workshop and is sending a representative to distribute other Fuji products to students.
For more details call 1-800-334-4272
http://www.hcscphotoworkshop.com
Contact: Christy Chaloux
christy@...
High Cascade Photo Workshop is operated by High Cascade Snowboard Camp, the
world�s leading provider of intensive snowboard coaching programs.

#149

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Tue Jun 17, 2003 3:40 am
Subject: NWSCC News

omary@...

Northwest Ski Club Council Monthly Meeting:

Please plan to join us-----it's ELECTIONS for NWSCC board members!!!!!!

Wednesday, June 18th

6:00 pm Social Hour

7:00 pm Meeting

Gourmet Stuft Pizza

4200 Mercantile Drive, Lake Oswego, OR

(503-635-1313)

5th Annual NWSCC Golf Tournament:

July 27, 2003

Rose City Golf Course, Portland Oregon

4 person teams - all from same club to win Club Trophy

$49 - 18 holes, Goody Bag, Food, Awards & Prizes

Scramble Format

First Tee off at 12:30

For an entry form, please contact Marilyn Sigler at marski@... or 360-883-6937.

Vail, Colorado, Trip:

December 9-14, 2003. Vail has seen terrific snow conditions in December over the last two years, so you can expect awesome skiing and, of course, the wonderful Vail experience�-but without the crowds. We will be staying in excellent accommodations in the village near the gondola and restaurants. There will be two choices for lodging, the very nice and roomy Enzian Lodge (3 bedroom, 3 bath) or an optional upgrade to the exceptional Landmark Towers (2 bedroom, 2 bath).

PACKAGE PRICE - $700

Price includes: 5 nights lodging @ Enzian Lodge, 4 days, all-day lift tickets at Vail, Airefare to Denver from Portland or Seattle, Ground transportation to Vail, Council party.. Optional upgrade to Landmark Towers - $50.00 per person.

Payment Schedule:

Now until June 15, 2003: Accepting deposits of $50 to reserve a place on the trip.

October 1, 2003: Full payment due.
Checks should be made payable to NWSCC and mailed to Steve Coxen, 620 N. Hayden Bay Drive, Portland, OR 97217. For more information call Steve at (503) 285-7491 or email stevecoxen@....

Thanks!!!

NWSCC

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#148

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Fri May 30, 2003 3:59 am
Subject: NWSCC Presents VAIL Ski Trip

omary@...

Northwest Ski Club Council Present

Vail, Colorado December 11 to 16, 2003

Northwest Ski Club Council presents an early season trip to Vail, Colorado, December 11-16, 2003. Vail has seen terrific snow conditions in December over the last two years so you can expect awesome skiing and of course, the wonderful Vail experience without the crowds. We will be staying in excellent accommodations in the village near the gondola and restaurants. There will be two choices for lodging, the very nice and roomy Enzian Lodge and an optional upgrade to the exceptional Landmard Towers.

PACKAGE PRICE - $700

Price includes:

5 nights lodging at the Enzian Lodge

4 days, all-day lift tickets at Vail

Airfare to Denver from Portland or Seattle

Ground transportation to Vail

Council party

Optional upgrade to Landmark Towers - $60 per person

Payment Schedule:

Now until June 15, 2003 Accepting deposits of $50 to reserve a place on the trip.

October 1, 2003 Full payment due

Checks should be made payable to NWSCC and mailed to Steve Coxen, 620 N. Hayden Bay Drive, Portland, OR 97217. For more information call Steve at (503) 285-7491 or email stevecoxen@....

#147

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Wed May 21, 2003 5:31 am
Subject: NWSCC Meeting & News

omary@...

Northwest Ski Club Council Meeting:

NEXT Meeting: Wednesday, May 21, 2003

6:00 pm Social Hour

7:00 pm Meeting

Gourmet Stuft Pizza

4200 Mercantile Drive, Lake Oswego, OR

(503-635-1313)

FAR WEST SKI ASSOCIATION

2004 EUROPEAN SKI WEEK:

The FWSA board approved the 2004 European Ski Week. Tucker and Kathy Hoffmann will lead a trip to Morzine, France the week of March 6-13, 2004. Website: http://www.morzine.com/winter.htm. Approximate cost will be $1,300. The pre-trip (Feb 27-Mar 6) will be to Barcelona and Andorra (www.skiandorra.ad). The post trip (Mar 13-20) will be a riverboat cruse on the Rhone River from Lyon to Nimes. Deposits are $200 to FWSA.

5th Annual "Clubs 4 Play" Golf Tournament

July 27 (Sun.) Rose City Golf Course in Portland.

12:00 (noon) start.

Four person, 18-holes scramble format. Goody bag, food, awards party and prizes. Entry fee: $49 per person.

Deadline to register: July 9.

Specify members' names and phone numbers. Check to NWSCC, mailed to Marilyn Sigler, 2100 NE 77th Ave., Vancouver WA 98664.

Info at 360-883-6937 or: Marski@....

RACE CLINICS - SUMMER 2003:

Willie Scroggins announces SUMMER RACE CLINICS. Multnomah Athletic Club, of which I am the Master's racing coach, is holding two, weekend clinics, in June. The dates are June 20th..22nd, and 27th..29th. First weekend we will concentrate on GS, followed by Slalom the next weekend. The days will include drills, gate training, and video. Our day will start at 6:30 am and will end when the snow gets bad. The cost will be $300.00 per weekend which includes tickets, coaching, and video. You must sign up and have a deposit two weeks in advance. Deposit will be $150.00. Season Pass holders deduct price of lift ticket.

wmscrogginscontractor@... (503) 329-7955. I will take checks, money orders, or cash.

Please make checks out to Willy Scroggins.

3827 N. Massachusetts

Portland, OR 97227

TYPICAL DAY:

6:30 - 6:45 Hand Out Tickets

7:00 - 8:00 Warm Up

8:00 - 10:00 Technical Drills Gate Training

10:00 - 10:30 Morning Snack Break

10:30 - When The Snow Is Bad Gate Training Lunch

1:30 Video

Name: _____________________________________________Age______

Address:_________________________________________________________

City:_________________________________ State:_______ Zip:___________

Phone:_______________________ Fax:_____________________________

Email Address:____________________________________________________

#146

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Tue Apr 15, 2003 5:28 am
Subject: NWSCC News & Meeting

omary@...

Northwest Ski Club Council Meeting

Wednesday, April 16, 2003

6:00 pm Social Hour -- 7:00 pm Meeting

Gourmet Stuft Pizza

4200 Mercantile Drive, Lake Oswego, OR

(503-635-1313)

Our feature guest speaker this month will be GI Joes. Come find out what's happening with one of our largest sponsors!!!!

Announcement from Mt. Hood Meadows:

Mt. Hood Meadows and Cooper Spur Mountain Resort would like to offer NWSCC club members a couple of special "Spring" offers. These specials are not offered to the general public, only to our loyal ski friends. To receive the offer, members only need to identify their club and show your club membership or FWSA identification card.

#1 - 2nd Night Free
Get your 2nd night free when you pay full price for the first night. Offer valid: now through April 26, new reservations only, based on availability.

#2 - 50% Off Lodging
Offer valid: April 27 - June 12. Based on availability, new reservations only. May 29 - May 31 excluded.

For more information, please contact:
Karen Lite - Sales Manager
Mt.Hood Meadows Ski Resort
(503)287-5438 ext. 182
www.skihood.com

#145

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Tue Mar 18, 2003 4:44 am
Subject: NWSCC Meeting & Announcements

omary@...

Northwest Ski Club Council

NEXT Meeting: Wednesday, March 19, 2003

6:00 pm Social Hour --- 7:00 pm Meeting

Gourmet Stuft Pizza, 4200 Mercantile Drive, Lake Oswego, OR (503-635-1313)

NWSCC is giving away a door prize of one, Mt. Hood Meadows, 10-Time Punch Pass----come and be the winner and ski free the remainder of the season!!!!

NWSCC - MAN AND WOMAN OF THE YEAR
At Wednesday nights meeting we will be voting on the Man and/or Woman of the Year. Please join us for this annual event for NWSCC. All club honorees will be honored at the Council's spring event "The Snow Rose Casino Night" on May 9, 2003. All club honorees are also eligible to become Northwest Ski Club Council's Man and Woman of the Year and represent the Northwest Council at the Far West Ski Association Convention from May 29 thru June 1 in Palm Springs, California.

CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN 1/2 PRICE DAY

On Sunday, March 30th, ski Crystal Mounain, Washington for 1/2 price!!! Just show your FWSA card.

SNOW ROSE'S CASINO NIGHT:

Friday, May 9th, 2003 will be the date for NWSCC's forst annual �Spring Fling.� This semi-formal event will be held at McMenamin's Edgefield, 2126 SW Halsey, Troutdale, in Blackberry Hall, beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a no-host bar. There will be wine tasting and a sit-down dinner, followed by an evening of fast action at the gaming tables. We will have black jack and craps tables for your evening's enjoyment. Your winnings will lead you towards a raffle for prizes at the end of the evening. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Mt . Hood Cultural Center & Museum. Bring your spouse or significant other! Bring your friends! This promises to be an exciting event, filled with fun, food and fast action. The cost will be approximately $40 per person, limited to 150 attendees. See your NWSCC representative for tickets or Debbi Kor at 503- 682-1563 ijustwannarun@... Diane Hicks at dskier1@... .

FAR WEST RACE CHAMPIONSHIPS-----or------A GREAT SKI GETAWAY WEEKEND FOR NON-RACERS.

Skiers and snow-riders of all sorts will be having fun enjoying the snow on Mt. Bachelor and partying at the Riverhouse in Bend, during the weekend of April 4-6. This event will have several dimensions: A chance to ski and party with fellow snow-lovers from Washington, California, Arizona, Nevada and Oregon. You don't have to be a racer, you don't even have to be a good skier. Hey, you don't even have to be a skier at all! Come learn how to ski. Or come just for the party (Saturday night, April 5)! PACRAT racers will have their last race of the season on Saturday (April 5). Come race or come cheer our racers! Far West Race Championships will be held. A world-cup style Slalom (on Saturday), and a Giant Slalom (on Sunday). Must qualify--Pacrat automatically qualify, races held during the FWRA week at Big Mountain, and the Masters race organized Skiyente Ski Club. Racing Clinics will be held on Thursday (free 2-hour clinics) and on Friday, April 4 (whole-day clinic for $45). So, come a day early and get some training (optional) before the main event. Everything is optional. There is no "package deal". Things have been made flexible. Sign up for as much or as little as you want. Here are the elements to choose from:

* 2 nights lodging at the Riverhouse: $93. (Lodging is $46.50 per person per day (i.e. $93 per person for 2 nights).

* FWRA Racing fee (Slalom & GS): $35.

* Optional full day race clinic Friday: $45.

* Discounted lift tickets only $33. (Racers, non-racers, and family)

* Saturday night Awards Party: $20.

To be part of all this fun stuff, register by mailing a check (made out to NWSCC) and your contact info to: Marilyn Sigler, 2100 NE 77th Ave., Vancouver, WA 98664. (360) 883-6937 or marski@... .

You can check out the Far West and the NWSCC web sites for more info on the Championships:

1) www.fwra.com/Championships/ 2) www.nwskiers.org

For racing-related questions, contact Jim Martin: crebholtz@....

For lodging and/or complete package, contact Marilyn Sigler: marski@...

Timberline Ski Resort - A weekend with Jeanne Thoren - March 28-30, 2003

This is a very special Weekend with Nationally renowned women's equipment expert Jeannie Thoren. Jeannie knows first hand the challenges women face in achieving proper equipment set-up. Sometimes just a few subtle, but critical, adjustments to a skiers exisiting equipment will produce immediate results. The two day package includes: lift tickets, two days with Jeannie, Friday evening reception, breakfast, lunch and dinner on Saturday and breakfast and lunch on Sunday. The cost is $399. Lodging is available at Timberline by calling 503-231- 5400. To register or for more information please call 503-622-0750. You can also check out Jeannie's home page at http://www.jeanniethoren.com/.

Camille Frederick - Event/Promotions Coordinator, Timberline Ski Resort (503-622-0750

PNSA CHAMPIONSHIPS - MT. BACHELOR, OREGON:

Mt. Bachelor Ski Education Foundations brings you the PNSA Championships. Any skier, 21 years or older, may enter the PNSA Championships to be held at Mt. Bachelor, April 10-13.
     April 10 - Super G Training on Cliffhanger trail
          11 - Super G on Cliffhanger, choice of 1 or 2 races
          12 - GS on Thunderbird trail
          12 - Dinner and Awards at Widgi Creek Golf Club
          13 - SL on Thunderbird
Go to MBSEF (www.mbsef.org), click on "Events," go April in calendar, for complete information and entry form or call MBSEF at 541-388-0002. Entry deadline: must be postmarked by April 2, 2003.

Thanks!!!
Please contact NWSCC with questions: contact@...

#144

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Fri Feb 28, 2003 7:41 am
Subject: Ski News from NWSCC

omary@...

OK--alot of you asked if we could combine items into one email---here you go. Read to the bottom for bargains!!!

TIMBERLINE LODGE DISCOUNT LODGING

Timberline has over 100 inches of snow and the skiing is fantastic! Better yet, the skies have been blue and the roads clear! If you have been waiting to experience Timberline's genuine alpine atmosphere, now's your
chance! Reserve a Timberline room for Monday, Tuesday and/or Wednesday night, March 3 - March 12, for just $80 plus tax. That's 50% off of the regular $160 rate! Rooms are limited and we expect to sell out. This offer is subject to availability and cannot be combined with any other offer. Don't miss out. Make your plans today by calling reservations at 1-800-547-1406 and ask for the March Madness special.

NWSCC - MAN AND WOMAN OF THE YEAR
It's time to start thinking about thanking those people in your ski clubs who have gone above and beyond the call of duty. Hopefully, you have many people to consider as Man and/or Woman of the Year. I know the choice is a hard one, but please submit your club's Man and/or Woman of the Year. Let us know who they are, how many years they have been involved in your club, and what they did this past year to receive the special thanks as the Man and Woman of the Year for your club. All club honorees will be honored at the Council's spring event "The Snow Rose Casino Night" on May 9, 2003. All club honorees are also eligible to become Northwest Ski Club Council's Man and Woman of the Year and represent the Northwest Council at the Far West Ski Association Convention from May 29 thru June 1 in Palm Springs, California. Please send your club's choice of Man and Woman of the Year to Linda Orlando at snowmidget227@..., before March 26.

FAR WEST RACE CHAMPIONSHIPS-----or------A GREAT SKI GETAWAY WEEKEND FOR NON-RACERS.

Skiers and snow-riders of all sorts will be having fun enjoying the snow on Mt. Bachelor and partying at the Riverhouse in Bend, during the weekend of April 4-6. This event will have several dimensions: A chance to ski and party with fellow snow-lovers from Washington, California, Arizona, Nevada and Oregon. You don't have to be a racer, you don't even have to be a good skier. Hey, you don't even have to be a skier at all! Come learn how to ski. Or come just for the party (Saturday night, April 5)! PACRAT racers will have their last race of the season on Saturday (April 5). Come race or come cheer our racers! Far West Race Championships will be held. A world-cup style Slalom (on Saturday), and a Giant Slalom (on Sunday). Must qualify--Pacrats automatically qualify, races held during the FWRA week at Big Mountain, and the Masters race organized last weekend by the Skiyente ski club. Racing Clinics will be held on Thursday (free 2-hour clinics) and on Friday, April 4 (whole-day clinic for $45). So, come a day early and get some training (optional) before the main event. Everything is optional. There is no "package deal". Things have been made flexible. Sign up for as much or as little as you want. Here are the elements to choose from:

* 2 nights lodging at the Riverhouse: $93.

* FWRA Racing fee (Slalom & GS): $35.

* Optional full day race clinic Friday: $45.

* Discounted lift tickets only $33. (Racers, non-racers, and family)

* Saturday night Awards Party: $20.

Lodging is $46.50 per person per day (i.e. $93 per person for 2 nights).

You can check out the Far West and the NWSCC web sites for more info on the Championships:

1) www.fwra.com/Championships/ 2) www.nwskiers.org

For racing-related questions, contact Jim Martin: crebholtz@....

For lodging and/or complete package, contact Marilyn Sigler: marski@...

The last PACRAT race will be held on the same day (Saturday). Because the Far West racing rules are a bit stricter, and the number of racers larger, make sure to give the Far West race a priority. The PACRAT rules will be relaxed and more flexible, to allow everyone to do both races on the same day. For example, members of the same PACRAT team will not be required to race at the at the same time. There will be at least 6 separate courses set up for each of the Far West races. Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced racers will race on entirely different courses, set up on different slopes on the mountain. The information will be posted in the lodge at registration time. Make sure you go to the correct race course for your category at the appointed time. Races usually proceed at a fast pace, faster than our PACRAT races. So, don't be late showing up at the starting gate. Racers will be divided into 2 gender groups, 2 age groups (21- 44; and 45 and over), and 10 ability levels. You only compete against people in your own category. Far West race courses are usually 2 or 3 times longer than our average PACRAT course. The Slalom course may average about 1 minute and a half. The Giant Slalom may be as long as 2 minutes. Usually, as soon as a racer is mid-way down the course, they let the next racer go. So, if you fall in the race course, get out of the way quickly!

Mt. Bachelor Far West Championships REGISTRATION FORM

Mail To:

Marilyn Sigler, 2100 NE 77th Ave., Vancouver, WA 98664.

Make check payable to "NWSCC" (Northwest Ski Club Council)

Name(s): _________________________________________ Club: _____________

Address: ___________________________________________ Age: ______

Phone (Hm): ___________ Phone (Wrk): _______________

Email (Hm): ___________________________________________

Email (Wrk): __________________________________________

* Lodging 2 nights at the Riverhouse ($93 per pers., dbl. occy.) $ _____

* Race clinic on Friday: ($45 per person) _____________________ $ _____

* Far West racing fee ($35 per person for both races) _________ $ _____

* Lift tickets ($33 per person per day) ________________________ $ _____

* Saturday Night Party ($20 per person) _____________________ $ _____

TOTAL: ______ $ _____

Comments(For whom you are paying. Roommate requests, etc.):

__________________________________________________________________

MT. BACHELOR WELLS FARGO SKI DAY:

Friday, March 14 is Wells Fargo $10 ski day at Mt. Bachelor. You can get the $10 coupon at any Wells Fargo branch. More information on the Mt. Bachelor web site.

Thanks!!!!

NWSCC

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#143

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Wed Feb 26, 2003 5:54 am
Subject: Special Olympics Winter Games @ Mt. Bachelor

omary@...

Special Olympics Winter Games at Bachelor March 1-2

Mountain Has Long History With Oregonians With Disabilities

Bend, Ore. � February 25, 2003 �Continuing a strong, growing relationship with Oregonians with disabilities, Mt. Bachelor is again hosting the Oregon Special Olympics Winter Games on Saturday and Sunday, March 1 and 2, 2003.

Mt. Bachelor has hosted the Winter Games every season since 1982. During the two-day event more than 300 athletes will compete in a variety of Alpine and Nordic races near the West Village Lodge and Nordic Center. Mt. Bachelor employees do more than just set up slope fences and race courses for the games. Besides donating all lift tickets and Nordic Trail Passes, Mt. Bachelor donates employee time from every department for making lunches for the hundreds of Special Olympians, coaches and volunteers.

Reaching beyond the Special Olympics, in recent years Mt. Bachelor has expanded its employment program to include participants from the Opportunity Foundation of Central Oregon (OFCO). Through OFCO and the State of Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation Services department, Lodge Services Manager Jim Pierce employs numerous Oregonians with disabilities during the ski season. Working independently, these employees are responsible for stocking supplies for resort guests� use, clearing tables in cafeterias and maintaining resort bathroom facilities. Starting with one full-time employee two years ago, this program has grown to three full-time employees during peak season.

Mt. Bachelor also offers many recreation opportunities for guests with physical and mental challenges outside of the Special Olympics. Working closely with Oregon Adaptive Skiing (OAS) volunteers, Mountain staff provides instruction and assistance for guests who sometimes need a little extra attention. More than 15% of the 125 Mt. Bachelor ski and snowboard instructors have experience working with disabilities of all varieties. In addition to discounted Adaptive lift tickets, the Mountain and OAS share the use of special equipment, such as Sit-Skis with outriggers, for guests who need more than just the normal ski or snowboard gear.

For more information please visit www.soor.org or www.mtbachelor.com, or call 800-829-2442.

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Mt. Bachelor is in the Cascade Mountain Range just 22 miles southwest of Bend, Oregon. 3,683 acres of terrain surround the classic cone-shaped peak of 9,065 feet. Mt. Bachelor receives 350 inches of light, dry snow each year. Ski Magazine readers have ranked Mt. Bachelor�s lifts best in North America three of the last four years. For more information please visit our website at www.mtbach

#142

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Thu Feb 20, 2003 3:45 pm
Subject: NWSCC News--Crab Feed this Weekend

omary@...

We're sure many of you will be at the mountain this weekend, what with all the new snow!!! Cascade Ski Club would like to let you know of their annual CRAB FEED & SILENT AUCTION FUNDRAISER. Cascade Ski Lodge in Govy----across from Charlies!! Saturday, Feb 22nd. 5:00 to 10:00 pm. Featuring seafood buffet and libations, musical entertainment by Edelweiss Irregulars - Govy Cheeze. $25.00 donation (children's menu is $7.00). If you want to come for music only after 7:30 pm, that will cost $7.00. Call 503-272-9204 for more information. (I've been told they have some fabulous item on the silent auction!!).

Thanks,

NWSCC

#141

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Mon Feb 17, 2003 8:21 pm
Subject: NWSCC Meeting, Etc.

omary@...

Northwest Ski Club Council

NEXT Council Meeting: Wednesday, February 19, 2003

6:00 pm Social Hour ----- 7:00 pm Meeting

Gourmet Stuft Pizza

4200 Mercantile Drive, Lake Oswego, OR

(503-635-1313)

Timberline Ski Resort - A weekend with Jeanne Thoren - March 28-30, 2003

Mt. Hood Meadows - CARDBOARD DERBY & SNOWFEST - March 8th, 2003.

For more information log onto www.z100portland.com

Join the crazy & zany teams as they race down the mountain in their cardboard derby crafts (construced of only cardboard, tape, string, glue, paint & paper). Teams consist of up to six members/pilots, must be 18 years or older. Teams meet at 10:00 am on mountain and event starts at 12:00 Noon. Sponsored by Mt. Hood Meadows, Widmer Brewing, Mt. Shop, Broadway Toyota, Marshall Family Chiropractic, KWPB TV, Z-100 Radio, & 105.9 Radio.

The Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum - SKI THE GLADE DAY - March 1, 2003

Do you remember when the last run of the day from Timberline took you all the way to Government Camp? �Let�s take the Glade� was a familiar call for years to many, many skiers on Mt. Hood. Years have passed, however, since the Glade Trail has been open to recreational skiers, but the memories live on!

The Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum, in cooperation with the Forest Service, is presenting

"Ski the Glade Day", a Museum fundraising event March 1, 2003. This unique opportunity will allow skiers to relive the unique experience of skiing the Glade Trail and introduce new skiers to this historical activity. Ski the Glade Day will include a continuous shuttle to Timberline, groomed trail, local trail guides, ski patrol services, a hearty lunch at the Museum, an apr�s ski party, an action photo, and much more! This event is organized under a special use permit from the USDA Forest Service, Mt. Hood National Forest and in partnership with Timberline Lodge. Luxury Accommodations is providing shuttle service, and special ski equipment rental packages are available from Valians� Ski Shop.

Space is limited and reservations are required, so don�t miss the opportunity to �Take the Glade� once again. Event tickets are $150 each, of which $100 is tax deductible. Call the Museum at 503-272-3301 with your name, address, phone number, and number of reservations to hold your spot. Proceeds from the Ski the Glade Day fund raiser will directly support operations at the Museum.

For more information, please contact Chris Cooper, Executive Director, at 503-407-9492.

Thanks,

NWSCC

#140

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Thu Feb 13, 2003 2:20 am
Subject: NASTAR Race--Feb 16th @ Mt. Bachelor

omary@...

NASTAR RACE For Fun or Qualification to go to the National Championships

The only NASTAR Race in the Pacific Northwest this year is being held at Mt. Bachelor this Sunday, Feb. 16th. It will be the only opportunity for many to qualify for the NASTAR Nationals to be held at Park City, Mar 28-30. This race will qualify anyone who finishes in the top 3 of an age/disclipine category. The Bend Ski Club is underwriting this event. Details follow:
NASTAR RACE
Qualify for the Park City Nationals
SUNDAY, FEB. 16TH
STARTS AT NOON on MIDWAY TRAIL
Open to skiers, teles, boarders and disabled athletes of all ages
ENTRY FEE $10.00, 2 runs guarantied (lift ticket required)
Registration is in West Village Lodge, lower level, 9:00 - 11:30 AM
More info: e-mail to BendSSC@...

#139

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Thu Feb 13, 2003 2:12 am
Subject: Mt. Shop Pajama Sale

omary@...

Pajama Party Sale

February 21st

Friday February 21st will be the date for the Mountain Shop's Pajama Party Sale. All merchandise in the store (no special orders) will be 30% off from 4 PM to Midnight. Discount is not applied to rental or service items (custom footbeds, shop work, etc.). We will be holding merchandise starting Saturday February 15th. Merchandise on hold can be pre-payed, but you still have to come back wearing Pajamas on Friday the 21st between 4 PM and Midnight to pick it up.

***New this year***

**First day to hold merchandise is Saturday

**Sale hours extended to 4 PM to Midnight

**Powderhead Specials-40% off instead of 30%

off the following

*Mens Marmot clothing

*Women's Wild Roses Clothing

*Atomic Alpine Skis

*Fischer XC Skis

*Northwave Snowboard Boots

*686 Snowboard Clothing

*Sierra Designs Sleeping Bags

*Mammut Ropes

Mt Shop

628 NE Broadway

Portland, OR 97232

503 288-6768

#138

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Thu Feb 13, 2003 2:17 am
Subject: Scotty Graham Memorial Competition--Feb 23rd

omary@...

Hi Friends,
Due to lack of snow, the 6th annual Scotty Graham Memorial X-Treme Competition for Skiers and Snowboarders will NOT be held this year at Mt. Hood SkiBowl. Instead, Timberline has come forth and is hosting us as a part of the annual Windell's Timberline Classics Series on Sunday, February 23. The Fund will receive an undecided portion of the proceeds. This is a slopestyle event open to all ages. If there is enough snow at SkiBowl, we will hold the "Speed Trap" event on Saturday. Otherwise we'll have an innertube race.

Adrienne Graham Kinney, President/Ceo
Scotty Graham Memorial Fund

#137

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sun Feb 2, 2003 12:51 am
Subject: Glade Trail Day & Sportlania Auction

omary@...

Ski Historic Glade Trail Day - March 1, 2003
A participatory living history/ fundraiser event, conducted by the Mt. Hood Cultural Center and
Museum, under Special Use Permit, from USDA Forest Service, Mt. Hood National Forest.
Event tickets include: Morning coffee, shuttle service to Timberline all day, local trail guides,
ski patrol services, hot lunch, souvenir photo, and complimentary copy "Timberline and a Century of
Skiing on Mt. Hood. Participation limited to 150 skiers. Event tickets are $150.00, if which $100.00 is a tax-deductible donation. Reservations required. Call 503-272-3301, leave name, phone # and number of reservations needed. This event possible through the support of Luxury Accommondations, and Timberline Lodge. Special rates on ski equipment rental package from Valian's Ski Shop.
Come Ski With Us! Pass the word.
Mt. Hood Cultural Center and Museum

SPORTS AUTHORITY-----SPORTLANDIA 2003------SAVE SCHOOL SPORTS PROGRAMS

From THE Resource for Oregon Sports on the Web. www.oregonsports.org.

Reserve Your Place at Sportlandia 2003 Sponsored by The Brewery Blocks on February 27, the Oregon Sports Authority Foundation and the The Brewery Blocks will host Sportlandia 2003, the largest sports auction in the Northwest, to save school sports programs in the PIL and other school districts throughout Oregon. To receive an invitation for this special evening, please reply to this e-mail with your name and address, or call (503) 234-4500.

Sportlandia 2003, additionally sponsored by OregonLive.com, will have over 500 items, including once-in-a-lifetime sports trips and memorabilia--autographed by Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Michael Jordan and Wayne Gretzky. To make a tax-deductible item donation, please Call (503) 234-4500. Visit
www.oregonsports.org/sportlandia2003.html for more information.

#136

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sat Jan 25, 2003 6:24 am
Subject: Free Skiing @ Mt. Bachleor

omary@...

COCAAN Free Ski Day Starts WinterFest At Mt. Bachelor - Friday, January 31st.

Deschutes Cardboard Sled Race Highlights Saturday Events

Bend, Ore. � Donating three cans of food will get guests a free Mt. Bachelor lift ticket on Friday, January 31, but that is just the start of a fun-filled weekend on the Mountain that includes a Slopestyle competition, cardboard sled race and torchlight parade.

Saturday, February 1 is the second Mountain Dew Slopestyle contest for skiers and snowboarders of all ages. Hundreds of competitors in four different age and sport categories will compete for cash and prizes in the Slopestyle Arena at West Village. Also, Saturday is the annual favorite Deschutes Brewery Cardboard Sled Race. Starting at 3:30 PM sleds driven by �dummies� will compete in either the Family or Corporate Divisions. Entry forms are available at www.mtbachelor.com. Immediately following the race spectators can enjoy the spectacle of the Mt. Bachelor Ski School Torchlight Parade on the Thunderbird Run.

WinterFest on Mt. Bachelor includes plenty for the kids, too. The Family Fun zone has face painting, a snowslide, snowman building contest and more. On Sunday everyone receives $3 off any Snowblast Tubing park ticket with each WinterFest button purchased.

For more information please visit www.mtbachelor.com or call 800-829-2442.

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#135

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Sun Jan 19, 2003 4:00 am
Subject: Nastar Race @ Mt. Bachelor

omary@...

NASTAR RACE
in the Pacific Northwest

Sunday, Feb. 16, 2003

12 NOON

at
MT. BACHELOR

Qualifier for the Nationals in Park City, UT

Open to all skiers, boarders and disabled riders

Classes for all disciplines/age groups

Register day of race, $10.00
West Village Lodge, lower level
(lift ticket extra)

for more informaiton
call MB Events Dept. (541) 382-2442
email BendSSC@...
www.nastar.com

#134

From: "Mary Olhausen" <omary@...>
Date: Fri Jan 17, 2003 5:23 am
Subject: Cooper Spur--Please Read to Understand More

omary@...

www.friendsofcooperspur.com

Northwest Ski Club Council (NWSCC) would like to thank everyone for their response to the recent e-mail concerning �Friends of Cooper Spur Mountain Resort.� While the majority of the comments were in support of the group�s efforts, we did receive a few negative remarks. Most of these noted an opinion about keeping Mt. Hood undeveloped; however, there were several that criticized the political nature of the e-mail.

It should be understood that the "Friends of Cooper Spur Mountain Resort" is an organization whose members are users of winter recreation areas on Mt. Hood. Northwest Ski Club Council shares this constituency. At no time in the history of organized skiing in the State of Oregon have the skiers (Alpine or Nordic), snowboarders, or other recreational users of Mt. Hood had a voice in influencing the development on the mountain. Environmental organizations have a long, successful history. The voices of the developers are certainly heard. Where have we, the user, been?

It needs to be understood that "Friends of Cooper Spur Mountain Resort" has not been created to act in opposition to the efforts of any environmental group. On the contrary, the environment is a huge concern of the "Friends of Cooper Spur Mountain Resort"----they are in existence to give people and organizations like your ski clubs and their members a voice, whether you are pro-development or no-development. NWSCC supports any and all efforts to provide safe, fun, environmentally sustainable settings where we can enjoy ALL of the winter sports we love, anywhere in the Northwest. To that end, we will continue to make our club members aware of the activities of organizations like the "Friends of Cooper Spur Mountain Resort". We leave it up to you, the clubs and club members, to make the decision whether or not to support those activities. No board member of NWSCC will represent the views of his/her individual club & it's membership, and will not use their leadership position of their individual club, without permission from their club(s).

From FRIENDS of COOPER SPUR MOUNTAIN RESORT:

Friends of Cooper Spur request your support to attend a public hearing on Jan 22, 2003, 7:30 pm at the Best Western Hood River Inn. The meeting is held in order to take public testimony regarding its Goal 8 mapping. The outcome of this project will determine the sites in Hood River County where destination resorts will be allowed under Goal 8. While Cooper Spur Mountain Resort has not turned in a formal proposal to the county, Goal 8 mapping process will have an important role in determining how and when Cooper Spur resort will apply for approval. If the county maps the former Inn at Cooper Spur property as eligible, which we believe is appropriate, then it will indicate the county's support for a destination resort at Cooper Spur Mountain Resort. The developer will still have to go through a Conditional Use permitting process which will allow everyone an opportunity to debate the plan.

Friends of Cooper Spur are providing transportation (two locations to board the bus) to Wednesday's hearing in Hood River:

Please call in your reservations to ride the bus to 503-287-5438.

Tualatin Park & Ride - Departs 5:25 pm

Exit 290 off I-5. It's on 72nd Avenue.

Gateway Transit Park & Ride - Departs 6:10 pm

Multnomah & NE 99th Avenue

Gleason Exit - to 99th, Go Left, Across From Fred Meyer