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BAY AREA SNOW SPORTS COUNCIL ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼Bay Area SnowSports Councilwww.askibac.orgPresident: Dennis Heffley925-825-3262bac.president@skibac.orgBay Area Snow SportCouncil Ski and SocialClubsMember Clubs &Contact InformationALPINEER SKI CLUBPresident: Kent McCue 510-234-0730phytomanca@yahoo.comAPRES AKI CLUBwww.apres.orgPresident: Rich Fisher 925-945-8036rich.fisher34@yahoo.comBERKELEY SKI CLUBwww.berkeleyskiclub.orgPresident: Michael Malachowski510-549-2520president@berkeleyskiclub.orgBLADERUNNERS SKI &SPORT CLUBLockheed Martin Employee’sPresident: Monique Huygen408-946-4676monique.g.huygen@lmco.comBOTA BAGGERS SKI CLUBwww.jaws.com/botabaggersPresident: Bob Ellis 530-414-4270rellis9681@aol.comCARMEL SKI CLUBwww.carmelski.orgPresident: Stephanie Pintar831-601-3227splintar@mindspring.comCASTRO VALLEY SKI CLUBwww.cvskiclub.orgPresident: Karen Wehrman510-538-2872kwehrman@comcast.netCISCO SKI CLUBCisco Employee’sPresident: Joe Sanchezjoesanch@cisco.comFIRE & ICE SKI CLUBwww.fireandiceskiclub.netPresident: Marcelle Nicols408-263-5467mrnichols215@sbcglobal.netFREESTYLERS SKI CLUBwww.freestylersskiclub.comPresident: Wally Baumgartner916-744-1231kcoffee1@frontiernet.netAfter a week of skiing in Chamonix, many participantstook advantage of an adventure extension to Morocco.photo provided by Mary AzevedoINSKIERS SKI ANDSNOWBORAD CLUBwww.inskiers.comPresident: Brian Burgess650-598-0591Snowcat7@sbcglobal.netMARIN SKI CLUBwww.marinskiclub.comPresident: Mark Alkenberg510-301-5000marl@alkenberg.comMODESTO SKI CLUBwww.modestoskiclub.comPresident: Jack McDermott209-629-1465uconnjack69@hotmail.comMONTEREY SKI &SOCIAL CLUBwww.montereyskiclub.orgPresident: Greg Robinson831-384-3964gregrobi@ix.netcom.comNISEI SKI CLUBwww.niseiskiclub.orgPresident: Armand Gutierrezpresident@niseiskiclub.orgNORTH BAY SNOWONDERSPresident: Mary Redfern415-507-1510themnmns@earthlink.netOAKLAND SKI CLUBwww.oaklandskiclub.comPresident: Vicki Luibrand510-482-5805vicki.luibrand@gmail.comPENINSULA SKI CLUBwww.peninsulaskiclub.orgPresident: Steve Heidger408-893-8035sheidgere@sbcglobal.netRUSTY BINDINGSwww.rustybindings.comPresident: Travis Brophy925-625-1019travisbrophy@sbcglobal.netSAN FRANCISCO SKI CLUBwww.sfskiclub.orgPresident: Igor Goulaevsky415-308-5992igoroski@aol..comSAN FRANCISCOVIKING SKI CLUBwww.sfvikingskiclub.orgPresident: Mike Masek 510-538-7617mikemasek@juno.comSNO*FLAKES SKI CLUBwww.skisnowflakes.orgPresident: Roy Braley925-516-7815rebraley@earthlink.netSNOW DRIFTERS SKI CLUBwww.snowdrifter.orgPresident: Pamela Stewart719-331-2214president@snowdrifters.orgSNOWCHASERS SKI CLUBwww.snowchasers.orgPresident: Mary Azevedo925-944-9816maryliz4@sbcglobal.netSee you in Reno for the2013 FWSA Convention!Mary Azevedo and JoanieShawkey stopped to admirethe view on the FWSAInternational Ski Week toChamonix. Looks like theybetter go left. photo providedby Mary AzevedoSNOW MORE SKI &BOARD CLUBwww.snowmore.orgPresident: Alan Norton925-787-5303alannorton@comcast.netSOUTHBAY SKI CLUBwww.southbayclub.orgPresident: John Vanek 408-927-7370jjvanek@hotmail.comSUNBURST SKI CLUBwww.sunburstskiclub.orgPresident: Sue Kane 650-921-7223matissesue@yahoo.comSUNDANCER SKI CLUBwww.sundancerskiclub.comPresident: Dan Elliot, Jr.408-559-7589danjr27@comcast.netTHE OLYMPIC CLUBPrivate – Member SponsoredPresident: Steve Bardsbard@bardfamily.orgTOP OF THE HILL GANGwww.ggtothg.orgPresident: Norman Glickman530-906-4328normanggtothg@yahoo.com68 Far West Skier’s Guide 2O12 - 2O13
Photo / Mammoth MountainCENTRAL COUNCIL OF CALIFORNIAKathy Durham is certainlyhaving fun in Crested Butte!photo by Irwin Center, Crested Butte,courtesy of Fresno Ski ClubCentral Councilof Californiaby Fran Long, PresidentCentral Council of California ismade up of six ski/sport clubsstretching from the coast to theSierra and from Santa Barbara toSalinas. Some of our clubs arequite large, with very active skiand activity calendars, while othersare quite small, relying heavilyon the council and Far West SkiAssociation for ski trips and otheractivities. If you reside in theFresno, Santa Barbara, or SanLuis Obispo area, there is aski/sports club with a comprehensivesnowsports, activity, and socialcalendar just waiting towelcome you as a member. Youwill see their websites and contactinformation in this publication.Bakersfield, Salinas, and Exeterare in the process of ‘growing theirclubs’. The clubs are small at thistime, offer some local activities,and participating heavily in counciland FWSA programs. Contactcan be made through the CentralBicycling along thecentral coast: what morecould you want - unlessit is with your ski clubfriends! OK!The slopes, maybe!photos provided by Fran LongCouncil of California website:www.centralcouncilskiclubs.org,or by contacting the club directlyby e-mail. That information isalso located in this publication.In addition to supporting theFar West Ski Association travelprogram, Central Council of Californiasponsors several eventsthroughout the year. Three orfour extended weekend snowsportstrips to Mammoth Mountaintop the list of councilactivities. In addition, we generallyoffer a summer campout andriver float trip, and enjoy the SalinasAir Show in late Septemberwhile we work to earn operatingfunds for the council. Specific detailson trips and other activitiescan be found on the website.Lifelong friendships are madethrough doing the things you lovewith like-minded people. Join oneof our clubs, participate in a coun-cil activity or two, and make newfriends throughout the centralcoast and central valley of California.We will all look forward togetting to know you!Central Councilof Californiawww.centralcouncilskiclubs.orgPresident: Fran Long805-238-1375francat2007@sbcglobal.netCentral Councilof CaliforniaMember Clubs &Contact InformationAVALANCHE SKI ANDSPORTS CLUBServing Bakersfield, Kern Countywww.centralcouncilskiclubs.orgPresident: Donna Barnesdbarnes@bakersfieldcity.usPowder + Sunshine =A great time!When a Club Fails: What One Club Didby Laveda Wren,Bakersfield Ski ClubCAMBER SKI CLUBServing the Salinas Valley and parts ofMonterey Countywww.centralcouncilskiclubs.orgActivities: Jayne Camiccamicski@aol.comFRESNO SKI CLUBServing Fresno Countywww.fresnoskiclub.comPresident: Brian Haskinspresident@fresnoskiclub.comSANTA BARBARA SKI ANDSPORTS CLUBServing Santa Barbara Countywww.sbski.orgPresident: Tara Brownpresident@sbski.orgSLO SKIERS, INC., A SKISPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUBServing San Luis Obispo, SouthernMonterey, and Northern SantaBarbara Countieswww.sloskiers.orgPresident: John Smithpresident@sloskiers.orgSNOW TRACKERSServing Exeter, CAwww.centralcouncilskiclubs.orgPresident: Helen Salsburyhelenzz@aol.comSeveral years ago the Bakersfield Ski Club ceased to exist due to lack of membership and leadership.At that time, there was a significant amount of money left in the club treasury. Last year, some of BakersfieldSki Club members gathered to discuss what to do with the money left in the treasury. Ten previousclub members were located and participated in the ensuing vote.It was decided to donate $1,465.75 to Small Miracles, a foundation that helps fill the needs of cancerstricken children and the needs of their families. An additional check in the amount of $1,465.76 wasdonated to Eastern Sierra Disabled Sports. Volunteers teach disabled people of all ages to ski and boardat Mammoth Mountain. Two great organizations doing a world of good were able to benefit from thegenerosity of these few remaining club members.While they miss their ski club, these remaining members feel honored to be able to donate theirclub money to such worthwhile organizations. Both organizations have websites for more information.Far West Skier’s Guide 2O12 - 2O13 69
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