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MWS 1 Layout 1 2012/2013 Directory CONTENTS Features Editorial & Advertising Office West: Mt. Bachelor . 8 621 Plainfield Road, Suite 406 Willowbrook, IL 60527 Europe: Skiing Across the Dolomites . 10 P 630.794.0696 F 630.794.0652 CMSC’s Trip to Madonna di Campiglio . 12 [email protected] Midwest: Marquette Mountain . 14 Publisher – Jeffrey Gayduk [email protected] Departments Managing Editor – Randy Mink President’s Message . 4 [email protected] CMSC Board of Directors . 6 Executive Editor – Rick Heinz Regional VP’s and Their Clubs . 7 [email protected] Club Directory . 16 Director, Design & Production – Trips by Destination . 21 Robert Wyszkowski [email protected] Associate Members . 23 Advertising Sales 630.794.0696 Club Profiles [email protected] PowderDogs American Blind Ski & Snowboard Club . 28 Chicago Metropolitan Ski Council Skiing Foundation . 25 Sanctuary PO Box 189 Battle Creek Ski Club . 25 Ski & Snowboard Club . 28 Wood Dale, IL 60191-0189 www.skicmsc.org Boeing Employees Ski Club . 26 Schussboomers Champaign Ski & Ski & Snowboard Club . 29 Ski & Ride Club Guide is published semi-annually by Adventure Club . 26 Premier Tourism Marketing, Inc., and is the official publication Sitzmark Ski Club . 29 of the Chicago Metropolitan Ski Council. Copyright 1999-2012. Chicago Friars Sitzmark Ski Club All Rights Reserved. No portion of this publication may be Ski & Bicycling Club . 26 reproduced in any form without approval of the editor. of Milwaukee Inc. 29 Elmhurst Ski Club . 26 Skunk Hollow Ski & Ride Club Guide serves as a means of communication Fleetwind Ski Club . 26 between CMSC and its intercouncil clubs, making it Ski & Snowboard Club . 29 Four Winds invaluable to all Midwest skiers. Copies are available Sly Fox Ski Club . 29 free of charge at CMSC general meetings, general Ski & Social Club . 27 meetings of member clubs, Chicagoland area ski shops Sno-Gophers Ski Club . 30 and sporting goods retailers and public libraries. To display Fox Valley Ski & Ride Club Guide in your establishment or request more Bicycle & Ski Club . 27 Snowdrifters Ski Club . 30 copies of this magazine, contact 630.794.0696, email Snowseekers Ski Club . .30 [email protected] or visit www.skigrouptrips.com. Hustlers Ski Club . 27 We welcome article submissions and letters to the editor. Inland Ski Club . 27 Springfield Ski Club . 30 East Iowa Ski Club . .27 St. Louis Ski Club . .30 On the Cover Joliet Ski Club . 28 Tatry Ski Club . 30 Austria’s Alpine splendor: CMSC’s 2013 Europe trip Thunderbird Ski Club . 30 goes to St. Anton am Arlberg in the Tyrolean Alps. Moraine Valley College (Photo courtesy of TVB St. Anton am Arlberg/Josef Mallaun) Ski/Board Club . 28 Team Trent . 30 www.skicmsc.com ❖ 2012/2013 DIRECTORY SKI & RIDE CLUB GUIDE ❖ 3 Message from the President Ray Piwowarczyk CMSC HAS A CLUB FOR EVERYONE he Chicago Metropolitan Ski Council (CMSC) is an umbrella T organization comprising 70 ski clubs that reach thousands of skiers in the Midwest. Its mission is to promote the excitement and camaraderie of skiing and snowboarding to everyone regardless of ability, age or economic background. CMSC member clubs hail from as far west as Nebraska and as far east as Ohio. Michigan and Wisconsin are on the north, Springfield and St. Louis on the south. The majority of CMSC clubs is concentrated in the Chicago metropolitan area. Run by energetic volunteers generous with their time and talent, the year-round social and ski activities of each club are limited only by their members’ imagination. CMSC has a ski club that will suit anyone’s lifestyle, whether a person is married or single, a single parent or married with children, over 21 or over 70, a novice or expert skier, is physically challenged, has an unlimited budget or is budget-minded, is active or just enjoys being around active people. Formed in 1957 as a non-profit corporation, CMSC in its constitution THANK YOU TO OUR provides for an annual election of officers. Each member ski club sends ADVERTISERS delegates to the Council’s meetings. CMSC’s magazine, Ski & Ride Club Guide, is published in the spring and fall. Chicago Metropolitan Arapahoe Basin Ski Area............7 Ski Council is a charter member of the National Ski Council Federation Aston Hotels ...............................5 representing over one-third of a million skiers in the United States. Boyne USA...............................15 The ski clubs of CMSC and the CMSC trips committee do a great job Grand Targhee..........................11 putting together economical and fun-filled trips for its members. There is Jackson Hole Mountain Resorts...11 no guarantee that the conditions will be perfect or that you will not do a face plant or have a yard sale right below the lift with several of your Mammoth Mountain..................32 friends riding above at the exact time. However, it can be guaranteed Mt. Bachelor ...............................9 that the volunteers who spend the time and effort in planning an event really want you to have fun, meet new friends and have the opportunity Nub's Nob ................................15 to get away from the routine of work and home to relax, with all the Ski Banff.....................................5 logistics taken care of. All you need to do is arrange payment and show up for the bus/plane with your gear and follow the crowd. Just don’t Ski.com ....................................24 follow them over double black diamond cliffs unless you really want to! Steamboat ................................20 Ray Piwowarczyk Tamarack Resort ......................20 President, Chicago Metropolitan Ski Council Telluride Ski Resort...................31 Whitefish Mountain Resort ........31 Richard Halman Winter Park Resort....................20 4 ❖ SKI & RIDE CLUB GUIDE 2012/2013 DIRECTORY ❖ www.skicmsc.com Ski. Sleep. Ski. Sleep. ASTON LAKELAND VILLAGE BEACH & MOUNTAIN RESORT Located on Lake Tahoe’s breathtaking south shore, this family-friendly resort features free shuttle service to Heavenly Mountain, an on-site ski shop, two hot tubs and daily continental breakfast during ski season. Choose from affordable studios to spacious multi-bedroom townhomes, all with full kitchens. Tahoe’s favorite resort for CMSC ski clubs of all sizes!❆ ❄❄ ❄ Leaving Lasting ImpressionsSM 866.774.2924 AstonHotels.com❅ 11:46AM one more lap then lunch Your wild is a personal thing; something unique that’s deep inside you. Ski all day, dance all night or shop ‘til you drop. Whatever YOUR wild is we’ll help set it free. This is Canada’s Protected Playground™. More than 8,000 acres of unparalleled terrain spread across three world-class resorts, all wrapped up in a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has become this country’s most iconic winter destination: Banff National Park. Find YOUR Groups Wild: Email [email protected] or call 1-877-754-7255 WWW.SKIBIG3.COM/ch skilouise.com Photo: Martin Lortz 2012/2013 Chicago Metropolitan Ski Council Board of Directors Raymond Piwowarczyk Rick Burke Glenn Yoshimura Gene Schulz President Regional Vice President Vice President Membership Alpine Racing - Registration raymond.piwowarczyk 280 Springfield Ter. [email protected] [email protected] @century21.com Des Plaines, IL 60018-1128 Cell: (312) 515-1327 Wild Bunch Ski Club Work: (708) 482-6239 [email protected] Nomad Ski Club Of Chicago, Inc. Cell: (708) 927-0330 Cell: (847) 682-7456 Sanctuary Ski & Snowboard Club Four Winds Ski and Social Club Michael Thomas Jon Clegg Ruth Sulda Shane Hennessy-York Executive Vice President, Regional Vice President Pins & Shirts, Awards Alpine Racing - Travel Shows Alpine Racing - 10938 S. Fairfield Ave. Technical Delegate [email protected] Secretary/Treasurer Chicago, IL 60655-1812 [email protected] Home: (630) 543-4328 [email protected] [email protected] Team Trent Cell: (630) 640-5989 Cell: (630) 621-5410 Home: (773) 779-4025 Fleetwind Ski Club Elmhurst Ski Club Nomad Ski Club Of Chicago, Inc. Michael Pogar Judy Gratz John Clark Sue Finis Treasurer, Webmaster Liaison Regional Vice President Vice President Public Relations, Alpine Racing - Sponsorship [email protected] [email protected] V. P. Recreational Skiing & Public Rel., Assistant Trip Home: (847) 381-4452 Work: (630) 961-1776 1312 Northgate Dr. Leader - Chicago Week Work: (847) 381-4452 SUD’s Social Club Bartlett, IL 60103-8704 [email protected] Skunk Hollow Ski and [email protected] Cell: (708) 203-3831 Snowboard Club Cell: (630) 488-9249 Chicago Friars Ski and Bike Club Four Winds Ski and Social Club Lynn Newton Shirley Henderson Rick Heinz Edward Mitchell Assistant Treasurer Regional Vice President Ski & Ride Club Guide Editor Vice President Special Events 6101 N. Glenwood Ave., #1 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Chicago, IL 60660-1845 Nomad Ski Club Of Chicago, Inc. Cell: (224) 563-6191 Work: (312) 287-0507 [email protected] Skunk Hollow Ski and Nomad Ski Club Of Chicago, Inc. Cell: (773) 218-4986 Snowboard Club Chicago Friars Ski and Bike Club Mark Kinney Bob Murphy Rick Drew Randy Baustert Corresponding Secretary Regional Vice President Publicity Ski & Snowboard Shows, [email protected] 17726 Oak Park Ave., Suite E 9923 S. Ridgeland Ave., #167 Trip Leader - Europe Home: (847) 395-7610 Tinley Park, IL 60477-4450 Chicago Ridge, IL 60415-1262 38W652 Bowes Rd. Sitzmark Ski Club [email protected] [email protected] Elgin, IL 60124-4302 Work: (708) 532-7070 Work: (708) 430-5070 [email protected] Fax: (708) 633-0535 Cell: (708) 289-0994 Home: (847) 622-3968
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