Happy Halloween!! NASA Lewis Ski Club Naski Tips. October 2005

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1 NASA Lewis Ski Club Naski Tips Inside: Next Meeting: Tues, October 4 BW3-Rocky River 5 pm: Happy Hour 6 pm: Meeting Next Board Meeting: October 18 President s Message...2 Sunshine...2 October Birthdays...3 October Speaker...3 Geiger s Invitational Event...3 Ski Queen Pageant...3 Activities...4 Art & Wine & Appetizers...6 Golf Outing...7 Hilarities Outing...8 Warren Miller Movie...8 Jeanne Thoren...9 Ice Skating Party...9 Win a Pick-A-Day pass...10 Bike report...11 Hike with dogs report...11 Tinker s Creek hike report...12 Vail/Beaver Creek Trip...13 Canaan ValleyTrip...14 Morzine/Amsterdam Trip...16 Membership Form...17 October 2005 Happy Halloween!! Memberships expire Sept. 30. Renew now. See form on page 17. We will be raffling a one-day bus trip at the Oct. 4 meeting!!

2 - 2 - Issue 5, September Website: Hey Lewis Ski Club! How's everyone doin'? Rays of Sunshine September was another busy month for the Lewis Ski Club. We started up our regular club meetings and had a very informative talk about training, stretch and diet. Don't miss our next meeting, we're raffling off a free pass for one of our one day trips this winter. Alpine Valley and Boston Mills are both holding open houses October 14th, 15th and 16th. Along with that comes your chance to pick up a Pick-a-Day pass cheap AND get entered in a drawing for a free Pick-a-Day pass (see the Pick-a-Day article). We'll be having a booth and will need people to man it (hint, hint trip leaders). A sign-up sheet will be available at the next meeting. Our very own Barb Cool is vying for Ski Queen of Cleveland Metro Ski Council. Don't miss the pageant November 5th at Ampol Hall. Tickets are $20 and will be available at the October and November meetings. Drinks and refreshments will be provided so come on out, eat, drink, be merry and support Barb and your ski club. We're also planning an afternoon of ice skating at the Cleveland Heights Rec Center November 13th. Check out the article for more info. By the way, your ski club membership needs to be renewed. Why not fill out the membership form in the back of the newsletter today? See you at the meeting. Your president, Tim Condolences to Lori Manthey, whose mother passed away on Sept. 4. our Sunshine Chair, Kay Blaney, with any member news. (histopro47@hotmail.com) Officers of Lewis Ski Club SKI CLUB OFFICERS COMMITTEE CHAIRS President: Tim Kurtz ( ) CMSC Rep: Kristen Newcomb Alpine Vice President: Mike Kaltenstein ( ) Refreshment: Malcolm Wood ( ) Nordic Vice President: Tom Haag ( ) Sunshine: Kay Blaney Activity Vice President: Victoria Briscoe ( ) Social: Kathleen Moran ( ) Recorder: Janet Dubas ( ) Barb Cool ( ) Publicity Director: Cheryl Alden ( ) Racing: Mark Hyatt ( ) Treasurer: Tom Jones ( ) Membership: Lisa Ferenc ( ) Web Curator: Linda Elonen-Wright Trip: Annie Easley ( ) TRUSTEES: Annie Easley ( ), Gene Addy ( ) & Malcolm Wood ( ) 2

3 OCTOBER Birthdays Denise Mraz Oct 1 Kathy Coval Oct 2 Lorrie Stratis Oct 2 Sarah Dion Oct 3 Aggie Dlubac Oct 5 Aaron Varga Oct 8 Website: - Issue 5, September Mike Varga Oct 8 Sheila Bailey Oct 8 Isay Krainsky Oct 9 Lynn Roche Oct 9 Mary Ann Rini Oct 9 Janet Motta Oct 11 Richard Krawczyk Oct 11 Graham Wood Oct 12 Jeanette Lemp Oct 12 Mary Jo Perrette Oct 12 James Zinser Oct 13 Alex Rosenberg Oct 15 Jim Ferenc Oct 15 Samara Wright Oct 17 Dave Hoffman Oct 19 Diane Castner Oct 19 Michelle Witzke Oct 19 Joyce Below Oct 20 Lia Palisin Oct 20 Roger Meredith Oct 21 Gail Lynn Vogt Oct 22 Barb Cool Oct 24 Mallory Kolick Oct 24 Phyllis Cooper Oct 24 Amanda Demczyk Oct 25 Barbara Wamsley Oct 25 Klaus Gumto Oct 25 Megan Demczyk Oct 25 Christy Roche Oct 26 Cathy Keys Oct 27 William Alston Oct 29 Noah Dion Oct 29 Mike Anderson Oct 31 Geiger s will be our guest at our next meeting, Oct. 4. This will be a preview to the in-store Geiger s Invitational Event Oct 21st! New ski equipment, trends and clothing will be presented and talked about! One trend in skiing has been an increase in women skiers over the past five years. This has resulted in more and better options for women in ski equipment and ski attire! Your Social Chair, Barb Geiger's Invitational Event, Oct 21!!! The NASA Lewis Ski Club has quite a Special Night arranged with Geiger's Clothing and Sports! An invitational event just for our ski club! Geiger's is hosting an in-store event with special discounts for us on clothing, equipment, beverages and snacks, raffles, and a gift if you buy a package etc. Also, there is a special discount of all service on skis and snowboards ($10) for the evening. This would be a good time to get those needed tune-ups! RSVP to this private night at Geiger's (Friday night, October 21st) from 6-9P at their Lakewood store at Detroit Ave. Must RSVP to Barb Cool bhelencooley@aol.com or call CMSC s Ski Queen Pageant Cheer on our ski queen, Barb Cool, at the annual Ski Queen Pageant. It will be Saturday, Nov. 5 at Ampol Hall (4737 Pearl Rd, Cleveland) at 6:30 p.m. Ski queen candidates take the stage at 7, at which time the finalists will be announced and answer a series of questions. The new queen is crowned at 8:30. There will be appetizers, beer, wine, soft drinks and tunes played by DJ Dance Delite. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door. Barb will have them at the Oct. 4 and Nov. 1 ski club meetings or contact Christina Shariari at GOOD LUCK BARB!!!

4 - 4 - Issue 5, September Website: JOIN IN THE ACTIVITIES!!! October Event POC October 3 (Monday) Hike with Dogs C. Alden Monday evening at 5:30P. Bring your dog or just yourself to the Rocky River Nature Center (intersection of Shepherd Lane & Valley Parkway). Meet Cheryl and Sam (Golden Retriever/Chow mix) in front of the nature center. We had a great time last month! Those without Dogs are welcome to join, too! RSVP to Cheryl at skier117@juno.com or call her at leave a message. October 7 (Friday) Tremont: ART + Wine + Appetizers C. Cash/C. Harmon Starting at 6:00P we'll be sipping wine in a Sculpture's Garden at Atmosphere Gallery it's a great entertainment area! Sign Up to bring a Bottle of Wine to taste or an Appetizer to share. Everyone brings something, plus their own wine glass! The gallery is located in trendy Tremont. There are plenty of restaurants, bars, and other art galleries to browse within a mile radius. RSVP and let us know what you'd like to contribute to the 3 Hostesses: Carol Cash at carol.cash@ae.ge.com, or Crystal Harmon at crystal.harmon@pw.utc.com and Victoria Briscoe at VBriscoe@msn.com, leave voice messages at FLYER pg. 6 October 9 (Sunday) NASA Lewis Ski Club Golf Outing M. Kaltenstein/A. Easley Tee Time: 10:00AM at Dorlon Golf Course in Columbia Station (1800 Station Road -3 miles south of 82). Four person Scramble. Bring your foursome or sign up as a single, twosome or threesome. We will make up teams if necessary. There will be a dinner at the end of eighteen holes of golfing with a riding cart. Beverage will be provided. Cost: $59. This is a fall fun Golf Outing for our ski club members and friends. Contact: Michael Kaltenstein at , mkstein@adelphia.net or Annie Easley , ajeasl@sbcglobal.net Guaranteed: GOOD FRIENDS - GOOD FOOD - GOOD FUN! Call Now or to Reserve Your Spot! FLYER pg. 7 October 10 (Monday) Hike with Dogs C. Alden Monday evening at 5:30P. Bring your dog or just yourself to the Rocky River Nature Center (intersection of Shepherd Lane & Valley Parkway). Meet Cheryl and Sam (Golden Retriever/Chow mix) in front of the nature center. We had a great time last month! Those without Dogs are welcome to join, too! RSVP to Cheryl at skier117@juno.com or call her at leave a message. October 12 (Wed) Hilarities K. Cooper 8P at Hilarities which is part of the Pickwick & Frolic Club, E 4th Street, Cleveland and we are going to hear Jim McCue perform. $13 for preferred reserved seating. We'd like to go with the preferred reserved seating, so we can all be assured of sitting together. Anyone interested in joining us for an evening of laughter and fun, should contact Kathleen.Cooper@relizon.com, or cell , by Friday, 10/7. FLYER pg. 8 4

5 Website: - Issue 5, September October 16 (Sunday) Horseback Riding K. Moran 11 a.m. One-hour trail ride through Metroparks. Meet at Riverwood Stables on Barrett Rd in Olmsted Township. There is room for 5 riders, all must be over age 14. Cost is $28. RSVP to Kathleen Moran at Leave a message and she will get back to you. October 21 (Friday) Geiger's Invitational Event! B. Cool Don't miss this event!! The NASA Lewis Ski Club has quite a Special Night arranged with Geiger's Clothing and Sports! An invitational event just for our cur ski club! Geiger's is hosting an in-store event with special discounts for us on clothing, equipment, beverages and snacks, raffles, and a gift if you buy a package etc. Also, there is a special discount of all service on skis and snowboards ($10) for the evening. This would be a good time to get those needed tune-ups! RSVP to this private night at Geiger's (Friday night, October 21st) from 6-9P at their Lakewood, Ohio store at Detroit Ave. Must RSVP to Barb Cool bhelencooley@aol.com or call October 23 (Sunday) Roast Marshmallows & Hike Squire's Castle V. Briscoe Starts at Noon, dog friendly location, located in North Chagrin Metro Park (East side of Cleveland) Great fall event with roasting of marshmallows and hot chocolate around a roaring- wood burning fireplace inside the castle! Hike the woods or down to the duck pond.(see Article Page # for directions/details) RSVP your interest to Victoria at VBriscoe@msn.com or call November Event POC November 5 (Saturday) CMSC Ski Queen Pageant B. Cool Cheer on our ski queen, Barb Cool!! at Ampol Hall (4737 Pearl Rd, Cleveland) at 6:30 p.m. Ski queen candidates take the stage at 7, at which time the finalists will be announced and answer a series of questions. The new queen is crowned at 8:30. There will be appetizers, beer, wine, soft drinks and tunes played by DJ Dance Delite. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door. Barb will have them at the Oct. 4 and Nov. 1 ski club meetings or contact Christina Shariari at November 13 Cleveland Heights Ice Skating Linda Elonen-Wright 5 to 6:30 p.m. Ice Skating at Cleveland Heights Ice Rink for the Lewis Ski Club-Linda is also checking on feasibility of a beginner group lesson, too! The ice rink is located between Mayfield and Montecello Road.RSVP your interest to Linda at Linda.C.Elonen-Wright@nasa.gov or call ARTICLE Pg. 9 November 19 Warren Miller s Higher Ground 8p.m. SkiFest in lobby starts at 7 at the Akron Civic Theatre. This new ski/snowboard film features France, Switzerland, British Columbia, Aspen, Lake Tahoe, Vail and more. Tickets are $11 in advance, $13 day of show. Buy from Civic Theatre Box Office, Thomas Hall Ticket Office or Ticketmaster. For more info call The Civic Theatre at

6 - 6 - Issue 5, September Website: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 th Trendy Tremont: ART + Wine + Appetizers We are going to paint the town Red/ with wine in the trendy Tremont area staring at 6:00P. We are being hosted in a private back-patio/sculpture garden of Atmosphere Gallery. You ll enter through the front door of the gallery and proceed on to the back door, passing unique art. Once in the sculpture garden, please walk back to the covered entertainment area. The wine and food will be at the bar. The setting emphasizes conversations and possibly some dancing under the stars! Rain or shine it s a grand place for us to gather quite fun & flavorful. The Atmosphere Gallery has invited us to mingle and view art, to stroll around checking out the Tremont neighborhood, to grab a bite to eat and return as often as we d like to our club s reserved entertainment area. In fact, Atmosphere Gallery is filled with jewelry and various mediums of art work from drawings to giant martini glasses. Shoppers remember to bring pocket books for a rare find. On the same block is a cute ice cream store, galleries with oil paintings, glass works, clothes, restaurants and pubs, plus more shops within just a few blocks. The theme for Friday night is Eclectic and the Deal is that everyone Signs Up to bring a Bottle of Wine OR an Appetizer. That way everyone brings something to share-- creating an eclectic smorgasbord of flavors!! Plus, don t forget to bring your own wine glass! Yes, bring that Wine Glass on a Rope! We ll also have a bottle of sparkling juice (non-alcoholic) for drivers and for those that prefer less detonation. Our club s president has already signedup to come and he s bringing a bottle of grape sparkle to share. Other s can sign up to bring that as well. Atmosphere Gallery is located (see map insert) at 2379 Professor Ave. in Tremont (Cleveland) next to Edison s Pub. Parking is street parking, come early to be close. Don t forget to RSVP your intended bounty that you ll be sharing. We want to ensure we have heavy appetizers and plenty of wine to taste. Don t miss out we are going to have a wine-terrific-time! Any comments and RSVPs should be directed to the 3 Hostesses: Carol Cash at carol.cash@ae.ge.com, or Crystal Harmon at crystal.harmon@pw.utc.com or Victoria Briscoe at VBriscoe@msn.com, please leave a voice message at

7 Website: - Issue 5, September NASA Lewis Ski Club Golf Outing Sunday October 9, 2005 Dorlon Golf Club Columbia Station on Station Rd, Total cost: $59 for 18 holes w/cart, dinner, pop, beer, wine, & prizes Fully catered steak dinner (real knives, forks, & plates) following the 18 hole scramble We will match up singles and pairs of players into 4 person teams or bring your own team of 4. * This is to be FUN!! not heavy competition. * First tee time is 10am, come early to practice your driving, pitching and putting on their driving range and practice facility. (small fee for balls for range) Contacts: Annie ajeasl@sbcglobal.net Mike mkstein1@adelphia.net

8 - 8 - Issue 5, September Website: Wednesday, 10/12, 8 PM NASA Lewis Ski Club Goes to Hilarities 4th Street Theater Hilarities, part of the Pickwick & Frolic Club, E 4th Street, Cleveland. The comedian scheduled is Jim McCue. At six foot six, Jim McCue stands head and shoulders above the sea of 'stick to the script' club comedians. Jim blends thought provoking material and uncanny improv skills with a style that actually encourages audience participation. Featured on Comedy Central, Comcast at the Montreal Comedy Festival, and most recently, entertaining our troops in Bosnia, the Boston Comedy and Movie Festival is the brainchild of founder Jim McCue.The Wednesday night show is a 'non-smoking' show at 8:00P. The regular rates are very reasonable: $10 for general seating; $13 for preferred reserved seating. We would rather go with the preferred reserved seating, so we can all be assured of sitting together. Anyone interested in joining us for an evening of laughter and fun, should RSVP Kathleen.Cooper@relizon.com, or Kathy's cell , by Friday, 10/7. DIRECTIONS: Pickwick & Frolic Restaurant and Club (2035 East 4th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44115) Directions from the East: Take Interstate 90/Rt. 2 West. Follow signs to downtown Cleveland. Remain on Rt. 2 as I-90 curves away to the left. Exit at E. 9th St.; turn left on E. 9th St.; to Prospect Ave.; turn right on Prospect Ave.; to E. 4th St.; turn right on E. 4th St. Directions from the West: Take I-90 East. Exit at East 9th St. and proceed north to Prospect Ave.; turn left on Prospect Ave.; to E. 4th St.; turn right on E. 4th St. Directions from the South: Take I-77 North. Exit at E. 9th St. Follow signs to E. 9th St. north to Prospect Ave.; to E. 4th St.; turn right on E. 4th St. Directions from the Southwest: Take I-90 East to I-71 North to the Inner Belt merge. Continue on Inner Belt (I-90) to E. 9th St.; Exit at East 9th St. and proceed north to Prospect Ave.; turn left on Prospect Ave.; to E. 4th St.; turn right on E. 4th St. Higher Ground Warren Miller s 56th Annual Ski & Snowboard Film Saturday Nov. 19, 8p.m. $11 in advance $13 day of show At the Akron Civic Theatre This film features ski areas in France, Switzerland, British Columbia, Aspen, Lake Tahoe, Vail and much more. Come early for the SkiFest in the lobby at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are on sale now at the Civic Theatre Box Office, Thomas Hall Ticket Office, and all Ticketmaster Centers. 8

9 Website: - Issue 5, September JEANNIE THOREN will be at Geiger s! Make Sure You ve Got the Right Gear Ladies one of the 100 most influential skiers of the Century (Ski Magazine) will be at Geiger s (Oct 13 & Oct 14) to help women be the best skier. It s Jeannie s mission in life to get women on the right gear, fitted for their bodies, with the bindings in the right place on skis (which is different from men). She quickly points out that women s bodies are different than men s and therefore your equipment should adjust accordingly. When/Where: Thursday, October 13 th at 10:00A: Geiger s Clothing & Sports Detroit Avenue Lakewood, OH ( ) Or on Friday, October 14 th at 10:00A: Geiger s Ski and Sport Haus, Chagrin Falls 22 W. Orange Street ( ). Itinerary: Light brunch to be followed by Jeannie s humorous presentation, Women Are Not Small Men. Appointments will be scheduled afterwards for individual questions and concerns. Ice Skating Party on November 13th! Please come and join us for an ice skating party on November 13th, from 5:00-6:30pm at the Cleveland Heights Community Center. We have rented the North Rink, an Olympic size ice skating rink. It'll be all ours! Lessons will be available for those who need it. They also have all the rental gear you could want. (Except for butt cushions! You'll have to bring your own BC, sorry!) The rink is located at the CLEVELAND HEIGHTS COMMUNITY CENTER, 1 Monticello Boulevard (at Mayfield Road) Cost is just $5 per person. Please make checks payable to Lewis Ski Club, Inc. and mail them to the address below by October 26th. Invite your friends and neighbors! Come on out to Cleveland Heights' beautiful rink and let's party on the ice! Your trip coordinator, Linda Elonen-Wright 2256 S. Overlook Rd. Cleve. Hts., OH or at NASA GRC, m.s.142/5, x9370 9

10 Issue 5, September Website: Skiing at Boston Mills & Brandywine!! Pick-A-Day Packages - An inexpensive way to ski or board locally with family and friends. What is Pick-A-Day? It is a season-long pass that allows you to pick one day per week to receive an all-day snow/lift ticket. It includes 5 "Freebies" that can be used throughout the season to bring a guest, or for you to visit an extra time in a week where your pass visit has already been used. In addition, the Pick-A-Day includes 4 group lessons for ages 8 and over. The group lessons are offered at specific times during the day. Below are the rates. Pick-A-Day Pass Pricing At Open House Regular Adult (13 & over) Pass Only $165 $180 Adult Pass w/ski Rental $245 $260 Adult Pass w/snowboard Rental $265 $280 Junior (8-12) Pass Only $145 $160 Junior Pass w/ski Rental $195 $210 Junior Pass w/snowboard Rental $215 $230 Like a chance at a FREE PICK-A-DAY PASS? There are no discounts for us signing up as a group. HOWEVER, if we have at least 21 people sign up through our club, BMBW will give the club a complimentary pass. There will be a drawing to give away the complimentary pass. Only those who signed up for their Pick-A-Day passes through the club (NASA Lewis Ski Club) by the BMBW Open House Oct will be eligible. The winner will be refunded the value of the complimentary pass! If you are interested in this prize, make a check out to Lewis Ski Club, Inc. for the amount of the Pick-A-Day pass in which you are interested and get it to me, Mike Kaltenstein, before the BMBW Open House on Oct You will also need to fill out the BMBW Pick-A-Day Pass form which you can get from the web at or contact me. Mike Kaltenstein (h) 6890 Crocker Rd. mkstein1@adelphia.net Valley City, OH The Pick-A-Day passes will NOT be available through the ski club after the BMBW Open House. 10

11 Website: - Issue 5, September Winking Lizard Bike 2, the Sequel Sept. 10 We had another beautiful Saturday for biking and lunch at the Winking Lizard. Tim, Kathy, Matt, Ed and Chip rode 10 miles south to North Akron and found Shangri-La. Along the way we found a place that certainly did not smell like heaven on earth. In fact it smelled more like, well, let's just say it took everyone's breath. There was a whole lotta coughin' goin' on during that stretch of the ride. We were warned before we left that it would take 15 minutes to ride through. It was more like 5 but just seemed like 15. It was a lot better going back must have been the wind. After the ride we had a 20 minute wait for a table at Winking Lizard and Chip had to take off. That left four of us swapping white water rafting stories and discussing the advantages of Cleveland over Dayton. -Tim Kurtz Hiking With Dogs Sept. 12 We had a great hike at the Rocky River Nature Center. Tim knew the trails well and did a wonderful job leading us through the woods for about an hour. When we returned to the nature center the dogs got to drink water from the dog fountain. There are two more dog hikes this month on October 3 and 10 (both Mondays at 5:30 p.m.) You can bring your dog or just yourself. The fall leaves should look beautiful. -Cheryl Alden Tim with Kala, Ed with Luke, Gene with Blitz, Cheryl with Sam, Charlie with Dallas and Chance 11

12 Issue 5, September Website: Tinker's Creek Hike Sept. 18 Trip Leaders: Victoria Briscoe & Cheryl Alden KUDOS to the hikers who managed to arrive on time for this while the trip leaders were still lost! Once everybody got there, we hiked along Tinker's Creek hoping to find the Gorge Scenic Overlook. There were some pretty views of the creek, rocks and a tiny waterfall. Eventually the trail became two trails & we hiked up the one that was a very steep hill. We got to the top and saw a parking lot and realized we were not going the right way. We hiked back down and went along the creek. The trail ended and we hadn't gotten to the overlook yet. We hiked back to our cars. Several of us drove to the overlook and we saw the creek down below. We made a second stop at the trail to Bridal Veil Falls. We found the falls and also saw a toad and some unique mushrooms. It was a fun hike. Cheryl Alden Scott, Victoria, Mutsuko, Ed with Luke (white German Shepherd), Gary, Mark, Lorrie Teresa with Lorrie s beagle, Joey Victoria finds a way to make the trail more fun 12

13 Website: - Issue 5, September SKI Vail / Beaver Creek With the NASA Lewis Ski Club January 28, 2006 through February 4, 2006 $ Includes: Lodging - Landmark - 7 nights, 4 people per unit, 2 bedroom/2 bath & loft condominiums (Lionshead area yards to the lift) Lift tickets - 5 day lift ticket, which is valid at Vail, Beaver Creek, Keystone, A-Basin, Breckenridge.. (Note: small additional transportation fee for areas other than Vail) Roundtrip Airfare from Cleveland. Ground transportation from Denver to Vail. Complimentary welcome party upon arrival. Party on the slopes during the week. For sign-up contact trip leaders: Mike Kaltenstein home cell Jim Slifka home Judy Traxler home Payment schedule: $ Due now, non-refundable $ Due by August 1, 2005 $ Due by October 3, 2005 $ Due by December 5, 2005 Note: Must be a member of the NASA Lewis Ski Club at a very modest fee. 13

14 Issue 5, September Website: Come & ski with the Lewis Ski Club, Inc. Feb , 2006 in Canaan Valley, WVa $325 base price (Includes all transportation, 3 nights lodging and 3 dinners all you pay for are breakfasts, lunches and lift tickets!) Call and ask for special kids discounts on lodging and lift tickets. $75 non-refundable (No refunds after 1/10/ 2006) Deadline for sign-up is Jan.10, 2006 Friday, 2/17, 4:00pm 4:30pm Saturday, 2/18 Sunday, 2/19 Monday, 2/20 Leave Cleveland, NASA GRC Leave east-side pick-up point Ski at Canaan Valley Resort or White Grass Ski at Timberline Resort or White Grass weather optional: ski Wisp, estimated 6pm return! We ll be staying at the lovely Canaan Valley Resort & Conference Center. You ll have your choice of skiing downhill at Canaan Valley and Timberline or skiing telemark/ cross-country at the wonderful White Grass Touring Center. To sign up, please fill in the form on the next page and mail it with your check (Make checks payable to: Lewis Ski Club, Inc.) to trip leaders: Linda & Jim Wright w 2256 S. Overlook Rd h Cleveland Heights, OH l.elonen-wright@grc.nasa.gov Note: Must be a member of the Lewis Ski Club (please see for forms.) No Smoking on the bus! 14

15 Canaan Valley, Feb , 2006 Website: - Issue 5, September Name: Address: Phone number: address: Emergency Contact: phone number: Base price adult, double occupancy $ 325 x = (triple = $265, quad = 240) Base price child (ages 6-12) staying with 2 paying adults $ 140 x = Saturday lift ticket to Canaan Valley $ 40 x = Saturday lift ticket to Whitegrass $ 15 x = Sunday lift ticket to Timberline $ 40 x = Sunday lift ticket to Whitegrass $ 15 x = Tubing $ 12 x = Member of Lewis Ski Club? If not $ 10 single = $ 15 family = Renewing members (After deadline $ 15 single = of Nov. 14) $ 20 family = TOTAL: Mail to: Linda & Jim Wright or NASA, M.S. 142/ S. Overlook Rd. (216) Cleveland Hts., OH l.elonen-wright@grc.nasa.gov 15

16 Issue 5, September Website: TRAVEL WITH NASA LEWIS SKI CLUB TO MORZINE, FRANCE AND AMSTERDAM March 17-28,2006 Round trip air and ground transportation Seven nights lodging at Fleur Des Neiges in Morzine Breakfast and gourmet dinner included daily Optional side trips to cities in France and Switzerland Three nights lodging at Hotel Estherea in Amsterdam Breakfast included daily at hotel Lots of sights in Amsterdam including museums and canal trips Lift tickets are optional in Morzine (not included in trip price) and may be purchased from one to six days Cost is $ (double occupancy) Single supplement is $ if you want to be alone Payment schedule: Deposit due now $ ($260,00 non-refundable) August 25, 2005 $ October 25, 2005 $ January 5, 2006 $ Checks payable to NASA Lewis Ski Club Mail to: Annie Easley Wainwright Terrace Olmsted Falls, OH Membership required in NASA Lewis Ski Club Need Valid Passport for travel Questions? Call Annie Easley at AJEASL@SBCGLOBAL.NET 16

17 Website: - Issue 5, September LEWIS SKI CLUB MEMBERSHIP (October 1, September 30, 2006) Name:(first) (last) Home Phone: Work Phone: Home address: Street/Apt.: City: St: Zip: NASA Mail Stop(If applicable): Your Birthday: / (MONTH / DAY) Interests: Downhill Skiing Snowboarding X-country Skiing X-country Lessons Local/weekly skiing Learn to Ski Ski Racing Summer Activities Serve on a Committee Other Type of membership: (Check TWO Types) Single($10) *Family($15) New Member **Renewal *A FAMILY MEMBERSHIP is defined as: a member and spouse and/or DEPENDENT children. Please list eligible Family Members: Name Age-Kids Birthday Only (M/D) / / **Renewal rates for current members increase after November 14th to $15.00 for single and $20.00 for family. New members pay the lower rate no matter when they join. / / We prefer to mail the newsletter out via since it reduces our work and postage costs. If you would like to receive the newsletter via , please give your address: Release: I/We, single/family membership, acknowledge that many of the activities and events organized and sponsored by the Lewis Ski Club, Inc., in particular participation-type athletic activities, are dangerous and hazardous and can cause damage, injury and death. In consideration of becoming a member and/or renewing my member-ship I/we assume any and all risks of participating in such activities, including the risk of damage, injury and death, and I/we release Lewis Ski Club, Inc., its members and officers, from responsibility and liability therefore. This Release shall remain in effect while I/we am/are a member(s) and when and while I/we participate in any such activity, and even if Lewis Ski Club, Inc. is negligent. Legal Signature Date (Complete and return with dues to Lisa Ferenc, MS:60-5, NASA Glenn Research Center, Brookpark Road, Cleveland, OH Make checks payable to: Lewis Ski Club, Inc.) 17