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Aug 2008 WEB.Pub The Pacesetter Richmond Ski Club Founded 1954 August 2008 President’s Message It’s hard to believe, but summer is flying by. I hope that you are finding time to enjoy all that summer brings, as well as to attend a few of the fun-filled Club Socials that have been offered. There is one change on the Club’s Board of Directors that I need to share with you. Kerry Svoboda, Meetings Director, had to resign her Board position due to an accident suffered by her brother. Kerry has committed to help him in his recovery efforts and she did not feel that she would have time to adequately fulfill her Board position. On behalf of the Club and the current Board, I’d like to thank Kerry for her work on the Board as Meeting Director last year, as well as this year. She had already begun planning for this year’s meetings as well. We also wish her brother a speedy recovery. Fortunately, Anne Clendenin has agreed to fill the Director of Meetings position for the remainder of the Club year. Anne has served on the Board previously as Director of Pacesetter and Social, so she will transition effortlessly into her new role. Thanks, Anne! Planning is well underway for this year’s Xtravaganza. This is the kickoff event for the Club each year and it will be held September 21st at the Ski Center in Midlothian. As in the past several years, we have been fortunate to partner with the Ski Center to offer you the chance to learn about and sign up for one of the trips that are being offered, as well as to take advantage of fun, food and some great deals on ski and boarding gear and clothing from the Ski Center. More details will be published in the Pacesetter, as well as on our website. In last month’s message, I outlined some of the steps that the Board has taken to create a balanced budget for the Club. We have been successful in creating the budget, but it took a lot of effort and discussion among the Board. We will continue to evaluate the Club’s expenses and we may need to implement additional changes throughout the year. One area that has not yet been finalized at the time I’m writing this is the monthly membership meetings. We are reviewing the meeting location contract and costs and we will work on that in the upcoming month and we will keep you posted on our progress. Rest assured, our goal is to make sure that you receive the best possible value for your Club membership. Have a safe and fun filled August! Debbie Crawford President 2 www.RichmondSkiClub.org The Pacesetter August 2008 Richmond Ski Club, Inc. P. O. Box 1048 · Richmond, VA 23218-1048 www.RichmondSkiClub.org Our Club is a nonprofit organization made up of a diverse group of fami- Our website offers all the information in our newsletter, plus: lies and individuals of all ages who share a love of snow sports. We have • Local Resort up-to-the-minute weather and information two simple goals: make skiing and snowboarding easier, more fun and • Email links to all Trip and Activity leaders more affordable; bring people together who enjoy these winter sports. • Memories of trips and activities, including articles with pictures • Newsletter archive Regular Membership Meetings are held October through March (the • More to come April meeting is a designated social meeting,) on the first Wednesday of Preview The Pacesetter online the last few days of each month. the month at The Marquee, 3015 Cutshaw Avenue. Doors open at 7 pm. Guest fee of $10 can be applied toward membership. N The Pacesetter Our monthly newsletter is your guide to great trips, fun and activities with people EW who share your love of snow sports and the outdoors. Copy deadline is the 10th of the month. Email news and items of interest to: [email protected] M EMBERS Cheryl Buell ADVERTISING IN The Pacesetter PAYS! Especially when you EMBERS target a select group of potential customers. With a distribution of almost 400 M Lewis Edgell copies each month to active members, your message will be reaching the most comprehensive group of skiers and snowboarders in the Greater Richmond area! Dennis Casey The demographics of the reading audience are just what you want to reach— EW people with above average incomes, leading a healthy, active lifestyle. Robert Adkins N Inside pages: 1/8 page .......$20 15% discount for Deborah Sharp 1/4 page.......$35 advertising in Ad Rates: 1/2 page.......$50 multiple issues Full page......$85 Anyone can advertise Non-member ads must be club-related. All advertisements are subject to approval by the Board. Copy deadline is the 10th of the month. Email ads to: [email protected] Board meetings are held monthly and are open to the membership. Anyone wanting to attend a board meeting must contact the President at least one week in advance. Board meetings are usually held the first Monday of the month. Any questions concerning the operations of the Club may be directed to any of the Officers or Directors. August Rosemarie Jones 8/1 Mary Melton 8/16 Roxann Stam 8/1 Tanju Sonuparlak 8/16 Board of Directors Carey Wickizer 8/1 Ruth Hatcher 8/17 [email protected] John Connelly 8/2 Donna Pinnix 8/20 O FFICERS Steve Long 8/2 Michael Mewhirter 8/20 President Debbie Crawford [email protected] James Jenkins 8/4 Scott Muller 8/20 Karen Carmines 8/5 Mark Owen 8/20 President- Presiden- Elect Tom Foard [email protected] Robert Adkins 8/6 Karen Cameron 8/22 VP/ [email protected] Ed Carmines 8/22 Activities Judy Falls Debbie Reynolds 8/6 Amy Scheetz 8/6 Carol Wayne 8/22 VP/ VPOpera- Operations Sonny Clarke [email protected] Tomas Szmanski 8/6 Tommy Edwards 8/23 VP/ Trips Chris Gilman [email protected] Janelle Carlow 8/7 Justin Jennings 8/23 Treasurer Barbara Byrd [email protected] David Noveske 8/7 Neil Knarr 8/23 Bruce Agriesti 8/8 Stacy Sprowl 8/23 Secretary Steve Switzer [email protected] Rickie Smith 8/8 Jaime Tisnado 8/23 [email protected] Advisor Bill Hardesty Thomas Layton 8/9 Kristy Flynn 8/24 D IRECTORS Tom McGrath 8/9 Jim Cochrane 8/25 Marketing Patsy Willis [email protected] Paul Sciantarelli 8/9 Janet Poulson 8/27 Meetings Anne Clendenin [email protected] Diane Dinsmore 8/10 Bud Mihal 8/28 Cathy Surface 8/11 Don Olson 8/28 Membership Ed Carmines [email protected] Kelly Saunders 8/12 Mike Surface 8/29 News Kathy Carr [email protected] Catherine Agriesti 8/14 Jerry Cornwell 8/30 Sales Jan Brady [email protected] Paul Nicolaysen 8/14 John Holman 8/31 Social Teresa Fisher [email protected] Karen Preissner 8/14 Kim Kuhn 8/31 Fundraising / Volunteers Sue Mullins Ramsey [email protected] James Rucker 8/14 Jack Apostolides 8/31 Web Master Daulton West [email protected] Diana Gordon 8/15 August 2008 The Pacesetter www.RichmondSkiClub.org 3 SOCIAL CALENDAR Date & Time Activities Location Contact Price Bill Hardesty (804) 794-1601 Aug 8-10 Tour de Beach First Landing State Park Marty Casey $20 per person (804) 754-8104 Aug. 14 Champps Restaurant Teresa Fisher Happy Hour Dutch Treat 5:30 p.m. Stoney Point Mall [email protected] Aug. 16 Kayak & Canoe Linda Rains $100 per person All Day Massanutten Area Event Adventure [email protected] (Due July 5th) Popkins Tavern Aug. 21 Teresa Fisher 5:30 p.m. Happy Hour 121 W. Broad Street [email protected] Dutch Treat (Broad at Jefferson) Sep. 21 Winter Sports Judy Falls Ski Center FREE TBD X-travaganza [email protected] Bill Hardesty (804) 794-1601 Oct 10—12 Tour de Leaves Montebello, VA Marty Casey TBD (804) 754-8104 KAYAK & CANOE ADVENTURE RICHMOND SKI CLUB, inc. 13th Annual TOUR de BEACH 2008 When: August 16, 2008 (Saturday) Again this Summer we will venture to Virginia Beach for some camping, bicycling, hiking, sun & swim fun on the beach, at First Landing (Seashore) State Park – located at Cape Henry. The Park Time: Depart 7 AM to Return 9 PM (maybe from is just at the mouth of the Bay, right at Virginia Beach. Chesterfield Town Center) “As Virginia’s most visited state park, First Landing (Seashore) offers recreational activities along with an opportunity to ex- Where: Massanutten area, floating down the plore a unique habitat featuring lagoons, large cypress trees Shenandoah River approx. 14 miles and rare plants. More than 19 miles of hiking trails wind through the natural area.” Cost: $100 person, includes a bus, your kayak or Facilities include campsites, HOT SHOWERS, picnic areas, hiking canoe, and dinner trails, bike trails, swimming, and more! Food Lion & several res- taurants are nearby. Extra Cost on your own: Lunch, Tips for the Bus Driver and Dinner and BYOBeverage DATES: FRIDAY, August 8—SUNDAY, August 10, 2008. COSTS: $ 20/person. (Same as last year!) Deadline for sign-up: July 5, 2008 INCLUDES: Camping (Friday & Saturday nights) & park facilities. (specify Kayak or Canoe) Charcoal grill/s will be available for use, camp fire/s & FUNN! Come join us for our annual “Lunch Ride” through the park (possibly through Fort Story) and onto the Virginia Beach Board- Make check payable to Linda Rains walk, with lunch on the Boardwalk! Or hike or just relax by the Bay or Atlantic Ocean. We have a group camp area for twenty –five Mail to: 11808 Pleasanthill Ct.
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