HVSC Volume LXVIV Number 3 Ski Club Poughkeepsie, * 2007 * Our 69th Year * March 2007

Happy St. Patrick’s Day

March 11: Set your clocks ahead one hour. IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING DISCOUNT TICKETS: …if you purchased tickets from Killington, Okemo or Sugarbush, we S ki strongly advise you to make sure that T Li ick ft you use them as the odds of your et being able to return them will be very slim at best. Note also the $15 surcharge See page 8 for details.

HVSC MIXED DOUBLES TENNIS TOURNAMENT

March Meeting Previews Sunday, May 20 Lift Ticket Lotto 8:30 until about 10:30 AM March 7 - Belleayre, Butternut, Catamount, Hunter, Arlington High School Route 55 Jiminy Sign-up as a team or as a single March 21 - Belleayre, Butternut, Catamount, Gore, I'll try to match you up Plattekill Limited to 8 teams

Cost $1 per team

Winners: Sign-up with Bob Bennett [email protected] January 17 - Belleayre - Ingrid Dodard, Plattekill - Kevin Kokosa, Gore - Jim Macek, Windham - Pat DeHaven, Catamount - Pete Gray 2006--2007 Ski Trip Schedule Lift ticket auction winners: Date Destination Belleayre - Mark Booska, Hunter- Mark Searle Weekend Trip Stratton Mt ~ Cancelled February 7 - Belleayre - Jim Gardiner, Butternut - Liz Dec 1-3 Harris, Ed Willett, Catamount - Jim Macek, Jiminy - Jeff Jan 5-7 Weekend Trip to Gore Mt, NY Noe, Hunter - Mike Harelick Lift ticket auction winners: Okemo - Rudy Kopecki, Jan 20-27 Big Sky, Montana with Moonlight Basin Platekill - Dave Ghostlaw, Stratton - Rudy Kopecki Feb 9-11 Trip to Jiminy Peak ~ Cancelled “Booska Bucks” winners: $40 - Rich Cooke, Bag of Cracker Jacks ® - Mike Harelick Mar 4-11 Jackson Hole, Wyoming February 21 - Winner will be announced in the next Mar 22-25 4-day Bus Trip to Jay Peak, VT newsletter Page 2 HVSC Information

search on ANY character Welcome to the following new member! Club Information string — even a few Club Officers Richard Cooke characters of e-mail President: address or phone Mark Booska 485-6246 Pete Gray [email protected] number. By the way, Vice-President: there are currently three David Ghostlaw 338-3528 From the Editor/Webmaster Donnas in the club. Secretary: Susan Eschbach 373-9138 Is the Online Membership Directory searchable? What’s the password? Treasurer: The short answer is, “Yes, it is!” I still get phone calls If you are a current member, you will find the Russell Gray 855-9339 like, “She’s a member of HVSC and I think her first current password on the back of your Sergeant at Arms: name is Donna — can you help me find her?” membership card. If you can’t find your card, you can e-mail Pete or myself and we will e-mail the Larry Slezak 454-7824 I’m not trying to run a dating service; but, if you are a password to your e-mail address of record. member of HVSC, you can access the Online Board of Directors Membership Directory and using your browser’s If you are not a member, you can join at any Ingrid Dodard “Find” option (usually on the Edit menu or Ctrl-F) meeting or mail. Information and application can 718-986-4201 be found on the HVSC website. Jeff Elwyn 334-8732 Pete Gray 462-2010 HVSC Board Meeting What’s the talk about PalTalk and Skype? Susan Hasbrouck 229-6786 There are several applications out there which Shirley Rinaldi 233-4168 some members are taking advantage of which Mark Searle 471-6402 essentially provide “free” phone service. PalTalk and Skype are two such services; AOL, Yahoo and other providers also provide something like Committee Leaders it. Most provide “chat” (i.e., typed messaging), Constitution: “phone” (i.e., two-way audio) and “video” (if you Glenn Morris 226-6167 have a camera on your computer. ) If you are Cross Country: interested, you can go to the various Mark Booska 485-6246 websites of these services. Or talk to Ed Miles 471-2504 Dance Chairman: Wednesday, March 21, 2007 me, if you have questions. Pat Cummins 298-0854 6:30 PM, Best Western Remember, no unsolicited or Education - PSIA/ASIA: unannounced e-mail from Hudson Valley Ski Club Mark Searle 471-6402 Route 9, Poughkeepsie has ever (and will never) contain attachments or Discount Tickets: Invitees: All Officers and Board Members are embedded executable files. Mike Russell Gray 855-9339 requested to attend. Any interested Ski Club Marketing: [email protected] members may attend as guests. Mark Booska 485-6246 [email protected] Contact: Mark Booska (485-6246) Membership: Pete Gray 462-2010 [email protected] Mentorship: Herb Eschbach 373-9138 Newsletter staff: NJ Ski Council: Deadline: Fifteenth of each Jim Gahn 561-6376 Ski Trips: month Nancy Egan 895-1714 Editors: Snow Boarding: Kevin Kokosa 229-6786 Mike & Angie Harelick Publicity: 183 Millers Lane Sal Alaimo 473-2481 Racing Program: Kingston, NY 12401 Tom Pompei 462-3944 845-339-4894 Summer Chairman: Walt Gorgas 297-8746 [email protected] Welcoming: ______Susan Hasbrouck 229-6786 Voice Message Service for Friday "Race Training:" last minute changes and new Susan Hasbrouck 229-6786 All phones area code 845 activities: 227-1123 Contact: Ed Miles (471-2504) to have a message put on the service. From your officers... Page 3

THE SKINNY ON CROSS COUNTRY DINING OUT usually opts for meat, and By: Mark Booska Pippy's. Herb's taste seems most varied. It was difficult to Mike chose Veal Piccata - [email protected] The restaurant see where we on Mt Carmel Square - in my opinion the scaloppine Personal Grooming were going but where Mill St meets was sautéed to perfect tender- the snow was Delafield St has been ness. Sue chose the same and When you’re easy for the an icon in Pough- although the veal is normally out skiing have you ever sleds to negoti- keepsie for as long as served with risotto, she substi- thought about all the work ate. Making the any of us can remember; from Nick tuted spaghetti. Benny's in the 1960s (and before), that goes into creating a great ski sleds go requires nothing more Angie chose Chicken Osso Bucco through Galenti's in the 1970s, (Italian for "hollow bone") and after experience? There are a multitude than squeezing the throttle, but of obvious things and tiny details Cesar's in the 1980s to 1990s and tasting both our entrees thought hers getting up steep hills, minimizing other managements until it became was even better than mine. She stuck that any ski center must address ruts, anticipating slides, extri- just to prepare their facility for what it is today, Pippy's. with the risotto. cating yourself from drifts and Pippy's has hosted HVSC Herb opted for the Salmon in Puff visitors. The parking lot has to be knowing when to raise the regularly for the past year and many Pastry. He surfaced from the fish long cleared, the walkways shoveled, tracker require a little more of the members have experienced enough to assure us that his meal was food prepared and paper in the finesse and experience. I devel- great meals there. just fine! All the entrees were served bathrooms. The rental fleet has to oped new respect for the intri- Herb, Sue, Mike and Angie with fava beans, and although I had never be prepped, equipment maintained cacies of the job and I learned a met for dinner before one of our been a fan, these were more moist and and firewood stacked. Of course lot. I look forward to doing regular Wednesday meetings. The flavorful than I'd ever experienced. it is a business and like any busi- L-shaped dining room was large Sue reminded me to be sure to more. ness there are things that patrons enough that Mike and Angie could complement the waitress for her excel- see and there are many things that One of the attractive order wine at the bar before realiz- lent service; so our complements, Jenn, ing that Herb and Sue had beaten it was excellent indeed. As was that of take place behind the scenes. aspects of XC is that we can go anywhere where there is them to the restaurant and were Richie, the bartender, who blended a already seated and out of sight. In skiing one of the most snow whether it’s in our back- mix of merlot and shiraz for Angie. important tasks that people don’t Angie grew up (and her parents still The prices were reasonable (all of yard or through the park, I live) within a few blocks of the see is grooming. It is something often ski at night on the soccer our entrees were in the $16--$18 range restaurant, so we were able to visit including a salad) and the portions more that I have been interested in, per- field near my house but for me haps because it is somewhat re- her folks before our rendezvous. than adequate. Angie as usual took half the ultimate is to ski on nicely After dining several times lated to landscaping. I have always of her chicken home; Mike enjoyed it the groomed trails. It is so much with the Eschbachs I've confirmed following day for lunch. thought that it would be great to that we are all creatures of our easier, safer and enjoyable. So Pippy's drive one of those big groomers if you have not experienced own habits and tastes -- Angie often 2 Delafield St (Mt Carmel Square) and lay down beautiful corduroy groomed trails stop by FWP or chooses chicken and pasta ; Mike and crisp tracks. Fresh tracks Mohonk and check it out. will eat most everything, but leans Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 through virgin snow are a sight to toward the veal and salmon. Sue (845) 483-7239 You’ll love it. behold.

Well now I have my chance. As a part-timer at Fah- Last nestock Winter Park I now have month’s the opportunity to dress up the Trail Pass snow. I don’t get to drive around Trivia answer: in a climate controlled Piston Bully A balaclava is an but, the snowmobiles that we use article of clothing are fun too. I can assure you that that covers the it looks easier than it is. Beautiful head and face tracks are created by skilled opera- and is used in tors using expensive equipment cold weather. and following proper procedures. Andrea Mannix As a rookie I have a lot to learn. got the Mohonk pass. The Valentines Day blizzard was This month’s Trail Pass my first attempt at grooming. I Trivia question is for a free lined up behind two other experi- pass to Mohonk. enced drivers and we drove in Q: What are the three univer- formation around the network for sal symbols that designate easy, 3-4 hours to pack down the snow. more difficult and most difficult?

Suggestions & Comments Box Do you have any ideas on how the club can be improved -- trips, meetings, events, etc? Send your Suggestions & Comments to Mark Booska [email protected] Page 4 HVSC Trips

BIG SKY, MONTANA JACKSON with Moonlight Basin HOLE

January 20 - January 27, 2007 WYOMING

The Big Sky trip has to be March 3— March 10 considered a great success. Although there was no new snow while we were out there (it did Price $1,180 snow several inches the day before we arrived), the sun shined every day and the temperatures were moderate. Trip includes: • 49er Inn - Modest rooms with 2 beds located in the Town No one got hurt, although Daniel Desmedt did of Jackson demonstrate the value of wearing a helmet. • Continental breakfast daily

Some purchased an extra day lift ticket to ski six days • Complimentary private mountain transfers included straight, but for those that wanted a midweek break, • Air from Newark to Jackson some of us went to Yellowstone National Park to check • 4 of 6 day lift ticket Jackson Hole out the geysers and critters in winter. It was great. • Group daytrip to GRAND TARGHEE See the photos in the Gallery on • Bus to and from Newark Airport the website. Thanks to those • Also, Jackson Hole offers great x-country skiing. who participated in the trip • Jackson Hole Nordic Center - 17 km groomed track with and made it a joy to lead. nature ski and snowshoe tours in Grand Teton National Mike Harelick Park • Grand Targhee Nordic Center - 15 km of scenic groomed Nordic trails with daily snowshoe tours with Resort Naturalist Trip Leader: Terri Searle P.O. Box 64, Lagrangeville, NY 12540 Email: [email protected] Phone: 845-471-9541 Make checks out to HVSC Trips and mail to the trip leader. Note Jackson Hole on check. *** All cancellations incur a minimum $50 penalty. The Trip Committee strongly suggests you purchase trip insurance. IMPORTANT: Any cancellation that causes the trip to fall below the minimum number of atten- dees will forfeit the full $1,180. See October or earlier newslet- ters for payment schedule. Ski House Rental in Vermont located less than 10 miles from Mount Snow

3 bedroom 1.5 bath chalet, fully furnished kitchen and dining area. TV/VHS/DVD player. Fireplace indoors or barbeque on the outdoor deck. Complex includes indoor/outdoor pool, tennis court, picnic area, and clubhouse.

Winter season rates start from $225 per day 10% discount to ASIA or HVSC members. For rates and details, visit: www.vermontskihouse.net or call us at 718-989-0182 Page 5 HVSC Committees

New Jersey Ski Council (NJSC) Ski Improvement Days 2007 President’s Race Ski Improvement Days will be offered in March as noted below. The Club has endeavored to make Saturday - March 24,2007 at Hunter Mountain, NY these days in connection with discount lift ticket days at several regional ski areas. These days allow Once again HVSC will be participating in members and their guests to take advantage of less the NJSC President's Race. This event is expensive skiing opportunities and FREE ski lessons open to all NJSC Ski Club Members and from certified and qualified instructors. Lessons will their children. Skiers of all ages and be available for everyone from the first-timer to the abilities are welcome. The cost is $55 (a upper intermediate who is having difficulty making the portion will be subsidized by HVSC) and transition to being a truly expert skier. Come join us includes an all area lift ticket, race fee, for one of the upcoming Ski Improvement Days and prizes, photo and pizza party. Pre- you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much better registration is required and you must be registered by 3/13/07. You your skiing will become. You may even learn about must complete a "Release Of Liability Agreement" at Hunter prior to the highly secret French technique for ski the race. All minors must have a parent or legal guardian execute the improvement. If you plan to attend one of the Ski Improvement Days, please contact the Club's Alpine agreement. Instruction Coordinator, Mark Searle at (845)471- 6402 or e-mail him at: [email protected] Form completion and Bib pick-up is between 8:00 am - 8:45 am the day so that we can ensure adequate instructors are of the race at Colonel's Hall in the base lodge. Course inspection begins available for your skiing. at 9:30 am and racing begins at 10:30 am. To quality for club team awards a team must have at least three women and four men racing.

Ski Improvement Days for March 2007 This event has always been a huge success and well attended by HVSC 3/2 - Friday - Hunter members. Everyone is encouraged to participate. If interested, please 3/4 - Sunday - Jiminy contact Tom Pompei at (845) 462-3944 or e-mail 3/9 - Friday - Windham [email protected]

Remember - discount lift tickets for all of these dates are available at Potters Brothers Ski Shops. Be sure to get your tickets before you go to the ski area. Also, bring your HVSC membership card with you.

Become an Instructor If you possess intermediate level skiing skills and are interested in becoming an instructor with the HVSC, please call the Club's Alpine Instruction Coordinator, Mark Searle at (845)471-6402 or e-mail him at: [email protected] .

Instructor Reimbursement For those of you who have taught ski improvement days for the club, please submit your reimbursement vouchers to Mark Searle no later than the March 21 membership meeting so that your lift ticket reimbursement can be promptly processed. Thank you for your contributions to the club. Page 6 HVSC

Where’s the Snow? By: Mike Harelick Tennis Parties March 17 Call it global warming, El niño or niña, St Patrick's Day Blame angry god or goddess and April 21 Or return of Ammon-Ra. 7:30 -- 11:30 PM Random fluctuation

Or alignment of the stars But airports close in Denver The moon’s too close to Venus And folks sleeping on the Cross Court Tennis Or the sun’s too far from Mars. floor Club Don’t care about our shortage Increase in greenhouse gases Crying, “We don’t need no Wappingers Falls Such as carbon dioxide more.” Cost: $15, or less if the number of signups justify a Burning fossil fuels Can be climatic suicide. “We’ve got drifts against the lower cost

buildings The only thing we know Feet of snow upon the road. Is that the skis are still in bags We don’t recall the likes of it Bring a dish to share (no chips, please) and your own non- The snowshoes in the closet The last time that it snowed.” alcoholic beverage. Cross Court has a liquor license; so And ski socks serve as rags. we bring our So as we put our skis away own soda, but all Vermont’s losing a fortune We must face one awful fact beer and wine As ski resorts must close We seem to be experiencing Eatery tables empty – must be one purchased there. Saying, “That’s the way it goes.” Bicoastal tumbling act. New tennis balls will be supplied by Cross Court. SUZANNE’S KILLINGTON SKI LODGE Colony Club Condo . . . Access road, 5 minutes to slopes. Please sign up in 4 bedrooms in modern condo for singles or doubles. advance. For information, or to sign up, contact: All amenities: furnished with kitchen, laundry, cable, telephone. Use on your weekends and, when available, other weekends, weekdays, and summer. Charlie Shanes ~ 227-5936 ~ [email protected] Full (every weekend) & half (every other weekend) shares available. ½ share: $1,100 per person per season. During winter: $12 per night for breakfast, munchies, staples and maid service. $45 per night for additional guests. Additional Information: Suzanne Couture (owner & manager) 212-714-9310 [email protected] Or Walt Gorgas (Shareholder) 845-489-3999 waltgorgas @aol.com Vacation Rental Schroon Lake

3 bedroom/2 bath house sleeps 6 1/2 hour to Gore Mountain $800/week or $150/nite 2 night min 845-236-3947 Greg or Joy Chippendale

New Jersey Ski Council NJSC Rep Jim Gahn 561-6376 Other NJSC events & trips: Ski Panorama — March 17—24 *** *** Note this trip overlaps with an HVSC trip. Page 7 HVSC Trips

Reminder: The North Star Lodge JAY PEAK, Vermont on the Killington Road 4 day bus trip provides discounts to March 22-25 Hudson Valley Ski Club members.

50% off midweek Cost: $560 10% off weekends We will be staying at Hotel Jay at the base of the Phone: 802-422-4040 Reservations: 800-422-2296 mountain. This trip includes 3 nights lodging, 3 day lift Email: [email protected] ticket, 3 breakfasts, 2 dinners, one lesson and round trip Check out HudsonValleyForLess.com transportation.

WEDNESDAYS At 8:00 AM we'll open up the store. You have to be fast - we are only able to provide a limited number of gift certificates Mother Nature is very good to Jay Peak. Because of the per week. mountain’s unique location and geographical features, we

SPORTS FRIDAYS we'll open the store at 8AM for a discount deal get more snow than anywhere else in New England pertaining to sports, health or wellness (ski resorts, golf courses, gyms (twice as much as many resorts). and more) Put that together with our 2,000-ft.

See the rules on the website. Hudson Valley Ski Club has no association vertical, massive glade system and with HudsonValleyForLess.com, but members might find the website of the only aerial tram in Vermont, some value. and you have one unique resort. Trip must be paid in full by February 21. NASTAR Race on Trip Leader: Big Star/Moonlight Basin Sal Alaimo 473-2481 Trip

On Friday, January 26 on our Big Sky/Moonlight Basin trip 11 members raced NASTAR . The results are shown below. Overall we took home 3 golds,5 silvers and 2 bronzes. Congratulations to all especially John Burkowske as it was his first race. Moonlight Basin was nice enough to supply some prizes for the winners. Bill Rosenberg

Competitor Time Handicap Medal Christopher Bopp 30.01 42.90 Silver John Burkowske 30.53 45.38 Bronze Herb Eschbach 28.91 37.67 Silver The 2006-2007 Big Lift Card RESTRICTIONS: *$25 lift ticket not valid on December 26, 2006. Discounts are $15 off weekend/holiday lift ticket pur- Dave Ghostlaw 37.03 76.33 - chases (reg. $57/$59) only applied to full season ticket pricing. Card cannot be used in conjunction with Walter Gorgas 26.49 26.14 Gold $20 off midweek tickets (reg. $50) any other discount program. Card can $25 lift tickets on Tuesdays* only be used once per day. One card per Peter Gray 27.53 31.10 Silver Plus, purchase or renew your card by guest. Card expires at the end of the Nov. 1 and we'll throw in an unrestricted 2006-2007 season, but may be renewed Mike Harelick 30.82 46.76 Bronze lift ticket! for next season. HOW MUCH? $39.00 through Oct. 6; Rudy Lapar 31.10 48.10 Silver $49 after Oct. 6 Bill Rosenberg 23.99 14.24 Gold Carl Runowich 25.93 23.48 Silver Rebecca Withers 28.04 33.52 Gold Page 8 Discount Ski Lift Ticket Purchases

Hudson Valley Ski Club Spring Dinner Dance

FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 2007

Christo’s Restaurant ~ Wilbur Blvd., Poughkeepsie, NY Cash Bar ~ Cocktails at 6:30 ~ Dinner at 7:30pm

$47 per person, complete

Hot Hors D'Oeuvres Seafood Newburgh ~ Spinach Turnovers ~ Pigs in a Blanket Stuffed Mushrooms ~ Meat Balls

Sliced Mellon, Salad Choice of Filet Mignon, Grilled Salmon or Chicken Marsalla with potato and vegetable.

Desert: Chocolate Moose Cake ~ Coffee, Decaf & Tea and Strawberries on each table

Live Entertainment: “Midnite Image Band” www.MidniteImageBand.com Reservations required ~ Please RSVP by April 20

Request forms appear on the HVSC website and will be in the April newsletter.

Lift Ticket Return Policy for 2006-07 Purchases Sk T i L ic ift k et Due to the extremely warm conditions, several area ski have limited the number of lift tickets that they will accept back for upgrades. As a result, the NJ Ski Council has placed limits on the number of tickets that clubs can return for upgrades. Also we have been informed that there are no restrictions on the number of tickets we can return and upgrade from Gore/Whiteface and Jay Peak. As a result, if you purchased tickets from Killington, Okemo or Sugarbush, we strongly advise you to make sure that you use them as the odds of your being able to return them will be very slim at best. And remember if the club has inventory that already meets the return limits, club member tickets will not be eligible to be returned at all for upgrades. So if you have tickets, we urge you to get out there and ski! Russell J. Gray

Remember also the New Jersey Ski Council requires a $15 surcharge for all discount ticket orders for the remainder of this year HVSC Page 9

Poughkeepsie: 845.454.3880 Kingston: 845.338.5119 Toll free: 888.330.4941 also in Fishkill, Middletown & Jiminy Peak New Preferred Customer Card Better than ever, our new Customer Card packs more value than ever before including 10% off ski, snowboard and patio. Over $84.00 in value - all for only $30 bucks. This year you'll get hooked up with a FREE Windham ticket to use on your first day back on the hill. Flex Lift Tickets - On Sale Now! Get ready for Winter and take a look at our great Flex Days starting at only $9.95 for a full-day (or night) of skiing and snowboarding. We have Flex Tickets for Belleayre, Windham, Hunter, Jiminy Peak, Catamount, and Thunder Ridge! Our 61st Year in Business ~~ For more information, visit us at: www.potterbrothers.com

For Sale: Answer to last month’s website trivia question… Who was President of Hudson Valley Ski Rossignol B1 Skis Club in 1991? (2005—2006 season) Bill Rosenberg served as HVSC President from 1990 to 1992. You can see a list of ALL the club presidents since Size: 170 cm — with bindings the club’s inception in 1938 by looking at the listing in the “Members Only” area of the Club web site. Newsletter Asking $200 & Website Editor Mike Contact: Larry Healy 845 399-5229 Dutchess County Singles Dance Friday, March 9, 2007 ~ 8:00 PM -- Midnight Best Western, Route 9 Poughkeepsie, NY

Admission: DCS members $12 = Non-members $14 Includes hot/cold hors d'oeuvres, coffee & dessert, cash bar. Music of the DJ "Ed Roberts" 50/50 Raffle! Visit: http://members.aol.com/HillsideAS/DCS

www.TerriSearle.com Friday Race Training Coming Events -- March 2007

Every Friday evening Club members meet at an area eatery for a February 21 Meeting at Best Western 7:30 couple of hours of friendly conversation. Board Meeting 6:30 PM If you have questions, comments or suggestions, contact Susan Hasbrouck 229-6786 race training coordinator. March 4-11 Jackson Hole, Wyoming Ski Trip Note: Always check the website and/or Ski Phone 227-1123 for latest updates, as last minute conflicts are inevitable. 7 Meeting at Best Western 7:30 February 23 Angelo's Steak and Seafood Beacon 11 Turn your clock ahead one hour March 2 Spanky's, Main Street Poughkeepsie 17 Happy St Patrick’s Day 9 Pippy's Poughkeepsie 17 Tennis Party at Cross Court 16 96 Main (old Derby), Main St Pok 21 Meeting at Best Western 7:30 23 Dubliner Irish Pub, MainSt Pok Board Meeting 6:30 PM (formerly Dicken’s) 22-25 Bus Trip to Jay Peak, Vermont 30 PC’s Paddock Poughkeepsie 24 President’s Race at Hunter The Online Membership Directory is constantly undergoing updates, not only to the content April 21 Tennis Party at Cross Court (which Pete Gray updates about every two May 20 Mixed Doubles Tennis Tournament weeks), but also to the format. The newest change you will see is the gray alphabetic “jump bar” (gray in color, not Pete Gray). So now you can skip around the OMD by clicking on the initial you seek from Happy anywhere in the listing, not just the top. See “From the Webmaster” on page 2 for more on the OMD. St. Patrick’s Day

Hudson Valley Ski Club P.O. Box 1024 Poughkeepsie, New York 12602-1024 www.hudsonvalleyskiclub.org [email protected]

March 2007

This month's meetings March 7 & 21, 2007 at the Best Western