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The FaGowee International, Sacramento Chapter

December 2006
 

Buggy Whip Restaurant
2737 Fulton Avenue, Sacramento
Saturday, December 9, 2006
6:30 pm - 11:00 pm

6:30 pm
No Host Cocktails

7:30 pm
Dinner (See choice at right)

8:30 pm - 11:00 pm
General Fun, Trivia Games, Raffle & Dancing

Dinner Selections

12 oz Sirloin
Teriyaki Chicken
Salmon
(Vegetarian on Request)

Dinner includes: pasta, green salad, homemade salad dressing, baked potato, roll, butter, coffee, tea & “special” dessert!!

Please Bring an unwrapped toy for

<Toys 4 Tots>

For More Information Contact:
Marilyn Miller
916-965-0513
Email

 

DON'T FORGET TO JOIN US AT THE
SOCIAL MEETINGS!
See Page 4 for times and places!

 

Board Members

PRESIDENT
Jim Van Riper
721-0892

 VICE-PRESIDENT
Richard Persons
977-0559
SECRETARY
Cynthia Barlow
722-1427

TREASURER
Norman Benedict
985-8523

MEMBERSHIP
Karen Fontaine-Benedict
985-8523
ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR
Lauri Thompson
987-1817

RACE
Lee Johnson
457-7743

NEWSLETTER/ WEBMASTER
Tracee Carter
509-279-8454

HISTORIAN
Bob McDonald
817-4277

Discount Ski Tickets
 Rob Rice
984-1567
 

 

Prez Says

     I’ve heard several grumblings over whether we should call our annual seasonal festive party in December a “Christmas Party” or a “Winter Party”. Listen up folks… We are FaGowee’s!!! We are generally noted for being Politically Incorrect!!!
     Several years ago, this club was divided on the issue of political correctness, and there was a huge split over it. About half of our members left the FaGowees and they formed their own club. I have given this issue of what to call our party quite a bit of thought and (like it or not) here’s my take on it..…
     I have a real aversion to change just for the sake of change, and I also have a problem with a few trying to ram their “politically correct” wills and ideas down the throats of the majority. If we change our annual Christmas Party to a “Winter Party”, just how much more will we have to change to make this work?
     I have never celebrated “Winter Day” nor have I ever gotten “Winter Day” off as a paid holiday at work.  What does a “Winter Tree” look like?  Can anyone sing me a “Winter Carol”?  Are there “Winter Gifts” and what kind of paper do I buy to wrap them if there are?  Do “Winter Snacks” include snowballs instead of rum balls?  What day is “Winter Day”?  I can't find it listed anywhere on my calendar.  What are we celebrating on “Winter Day”?  Winter? If that's the case, why don't we celebrate spring, summer, and fall with their very own holidays? If Santa Clause brings children Christmas presents, what does the “Winter Guy” bring? That's assuming it is a guy. It could be a woman, or a transgender individual. I smell a fictitious lawsuit by all the other yearly holiday characters. Where will all this nonsense end? This could go all the way to the 9th Circus Court of Appeals, and heaven knows what a bunch of whack’s they are.
     As long as I’m a member of this club, I will do my utmost to keep sanity and common sense alive and well, and I personally will continue to call it our “Christmas Party”. So I say to those of you who may disagree with my point of view: Get over it!!!
     To each and every club member, no matter what you personally call your holiday at this time of year, I do wish you all well. I hope Santa will bring each and every one of you everything you asked for on your Christmas wish list in your letter to him, and that you and your loved ones all have a safe and enjoyable time together this holiday season.

     One last thought… Whether you agree or disagree with our national leaders and our country’s foreign policies, please remember those members serving in our armed forces and their families that cannot be together this year. This is a rough time for them. They are sacrificing and serving your country for you, and they deserve no less than your thoughts, prayers and your support.

Merry Christmas

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Pictures Wanted!!!
Bob McDonald

Snow season has arrived and so has the opportunity for pictures! Take pictures of any FaGowee's having fun so I can include them in our photo albums. The albums are brought to each and every FaGowee function with the photos of our past events, and I depend on you, the general membership, to supply those photos for the albums. So...get those pictures taken so I can add them to our archives.

Currently I’m looking for pictures from Yosemite Trip & Family Picnic/Luau!

For the sake of ease in creating and displaying the photo pages, I’d prefer the prints to be 4”x 6” in size. Also, I would like them in groups of 6 so that they will take up a whole page in the album.
If you have any questions, or photos you’d like to part with, please contact me at 817-4277.

See Photos Online!!!

 
Snow News is published monthly for the FaGowee International, Sacramento Chapter members. Articles or photos MUST BE to Tracee Carter by the 20th of each month. You may e-mail the information to Tracee or call (509-279-8454). Editor has the right to edit or omit submitted material because of content or space, with Executive Board oversight.

 

Special Announcements

Welcome New Members!!!
We would like to welcome Charo Jumaoas & Amy Hibbitt
to the Sacramento FaGowees!

Welcome Back
Vic Kozielski and Delilah Jordan

We hope to see them all at all the meetings and gatherings!

 

December Birthdays
 

2

 Chizuko Kawamoto

10

 Diane Tiche

10

 David Sliper

10

 Karen Fontaine

11

 Cynthia Barlow

15

 Charo Jumaoas

30

 Adrianne Parks

 

JOIN US ON OUR NEXT “WILSON’S WALK”
Thursday December 14th
Diane Wilson

            On Sunday, November 12th, the weather gods again smiled on our day of hiking. Diane Wilson, Karen Benedict, Ann Fajen and Jim Van Riper trekked the wild and open spaces and the pine forest above Folsom.  The temps were comfortable, but a couple of us thought that it could have been a little warmer.  The views of Folsom Lake were wonderful as we enjoyed wandering (and wondering) about the concrete foundations of the old Mormon town site ruins of Salmon Falls.  Those foundations are usually under water most of the year, but the lake was low and that afforded us some exploration time that we normally would not have seen.　

　　　 This was an easy, three-mile, fairly level walk.  After hiking, we enjoyed a picnic lunch with an overview of one of the northern fingers of the lake.  Many of us don't know about all the hiking opportunities we have right here in our own back yard.  In addition to winter skiing, the area around where we live is fantastic for year-around outdoor recreation, if only you'd take the time to research and get out there to enjoy it.　

　　　 After our hike, we had time left in the early afternoon, so we decided to stop at Folsom Prison to visit the prison museum on our way home.  After we parked our car and approached the prison gate, we were thrilled to see a 5-point buck and his three "deer-ladies" grazing on one of the lawns within 40-feet or so from us.  (Bob McDonald - had you been there, you would have drooled at the great shot you could have had at Bambi.)  We also saw a small flock of wild turkeys (no, not the bourbon) on the grounds just outside the prison walls.　

　　　 The museum is sponsored by the Retired Correctional Peace Officers Association, and the $2 per person museum entry fees are used to help support the fight against cancer.  There were numerous items of historical interest within the museum as well as a short video presentation on the history of Folsom Prison.  We all learned some things we never even stopped to think about regarding the prison and the overall prison system.  Did you know that Johnny Cash was NEVER an inmate there?　

　　　 The jokester that we all know Jim to be, had asked if he could visit and say "Hi" to a couple of the prisoners he had known from his past professional association with them, but the staff on hand declined his request.  The ladies in our group were surprised when the guards actually allowed Jim leave the prison grounds after his making that request.

　　　 Be sure to plan to be available to join Diane on next month's "Wilson's Walk", scheduled on the evening of Thursday, December 14th, when we will check out the Christmas lights and the festive holiday decorations in several Sacramento area neighborhoods.  Hot apple cider and / or chocolate will follow the walk that evening.

Call 916-361-3140 for details.

 

Trip, Trips and more Trips
Jan 27 –Feb 3, 2007 FWSA Ski Week 2007
Steamboat Springs, CO		 Debbie Stewart
559-734-9294

Join us for first Social Meeting of the Year!!!
January 23 @ 6:30 pm

Social Corner
Please mark your calendars now for the following dates. There is always room for more.

Dec 9 Annual Christmas Party @ 6:30 pm - 11:00 pm ~ Buggy Whip
2737 Fulton Avenue, Sacramento ~ Marilyn Miller 965-0513
Dec 12 Board Meeting @ 7:00 pm ~ McDonald's Residence
1078 Perazzo Circle, Folsom ~ 817-4277
Jan 9 Board Meeting @ 7:00 pm~ TBA
Jan 13 Snowshoeing @ Castle Peak ~ 9:00 am (meet at Sno-Park) (SEE BELOW)
Lauri h 916-987-1817 c 916-837-1603
Jan 23 Social Meeting @ 6:30 pm ~ TBA

 

DON'T ALPINE SKI ON A HOLIDAY WEEKEND
SNOWSHOE OR CROSS COUNTRY SKI INSTEAD

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 2007
(Martin Luther King Birthday weekend)

　for a fun filled day of snowshoeing and cross country skiing in the beautiful High Sierra.

We will meet at the Castle Peak Sno-park at 9:00am or arrange carpooling from the Sacramento area.  This is the trailhead for 4 different hikes of varying degrees of distance and difficulty.  We can snowshoe to the Peter Grub Hut, which is a 5.25-mile easy round trip hike or the hearty of us can cut off at approximately 2-mile point to go up to Castle Peak for a beautiful view of the Tahoe area (I think).  Snowshoes can be rented at Adventure Sports or REI.  Check around town for other places.  You will need a Sno-park pass that can be purchased at REI and other places in town.  I will be skiing Heavenly from January 10-12 so need to know to expect by January 3rd.

Information will be mailed to those who sign up.
We will plan to have dinner at The Rainbow Lodge on the way home.
Lauri　h: 916-987-1817　c: 916-837-1603

FaGOWEE FUNCTION OR EVENT SIGN-UP LATE FEES
(Approved and Adopted at the Executive Board Meeting on July 11, 2006)

SIGN-UP LATE FEES: On each and every advertised FaGowee club event published in the Snow News newsletter, a sign-up due date will be listed as well as the member and non-member prices to attend that function or event. Any person who signs up and submits their payment for attendance after that published due date will be assessed a 50% late fee penalty. In addition, any person who does not sign up at all to attend a function or event and just shows up at the door will be assessed a 100% late fee penalty (payable in full at that time) before being allowed admittance to that function or event.
 

FaGOWEE EVENT / TRIP REFUND POLICY
Revised, Approved and Adopted at the Executive Board Meeting, October 8, 2003

  1. The following Refund Policy applies to any Club event for which a fee is charged.

  2. You will automatically receive a 100% refund fur any trip or event cancelled by the Club.

  3. If you cancel and someone takes your place from the waiting list, you will receive a refund of the amount you paid, less a cancellation fee. The cancellation  fee will be $10.00 or 10% of the event/trip fee- whichever is more, unless a specific cancellation fee is advertised for the event/trip.

  4. If you cancel and there is no waiting list, or no one on the list takes your place, you will receive a refund of the amount you paid less a cancellation fee and less any expenses that the Club incurs due to your cancellation.

  5. If you arrange for someone not on the waiting list to take your place, you will be responsible for full payment to the Club plus any transfer fees or costs the Club incurs because of the change. Other money transactions are between you and your replacement. You must provide that replacement with a note for the trip leader or you must confirm the replacement directly with the trip leader prior to the event/trip. The person who submits payment must request all refunds from the Executive Board in writing within 60 days after the completion of the event/trip. The Executive Board will review the final financial report from the event/trip and may approve refunds in accordance with this refund policy.

  6. Any member may appeal to the Executive Board for refunds greater than provided by this policy if special circumstances warrant.

  7. There will be no refund for events that are designated as "Fund Raisers" unless they are cancelled or rescheduled by the Club.

 

Lauri Thompson
916-987-1817

EMAIL UPDATES
Club emails is now the responsibly of the activity director.  Please send all future requests for email distributions to the activity director. I am in the process of updating my email address for the club.  To expedite this process, if you want to receive the updates please send me your email address to Lauri or Activity Director. Thank you Norm for going above and beyond for so long.

FUTURE EVENTS

BEACH BLANKET BABYLON in San Francisco in the spring.  I may turn it into a weekend event by combining it with hiking the coast, Angel Island or seeing the Mountain Play at Mount Tam.  Email me your thoughts.  Details will be in later newsletters.

 

Discount Tickets

Each year the club offers members the chance to purchase lift tickets to the most popular North Tahoe resorts at a discount of $2 to $13 off the normal ticket price. The final prices have been received from the ski areas. Unfortunately, the price published for Alpine Meadows in last month’s newsletter was not correct. The corporate price for Alpine is $44, which is still $2 off the regular price. The Alpine discount is not good during holiday periods but vouchers may be upgraded for $11 on these days and will be honored even when the ski area sells out. Discount tickets for Northstar, Squaw, and Sugar Bowl are good during holidays with no additional cost.

For those who pre-ordered you tickets: Squaw Valley tickets have been sent out and you should be receiving them soon and pre-orders for other ski areas will be sent out once they are received. For those who did not pre-order tickets, discount tickets for all areas are still available and may be purchased while supplies last. The best part is, you can turn in your tickets at the end of the season by the posted deadline for a credit towards tickets next year. To order tickets you can use the form at www.ricero.com/fagowee or you can phone or e-mail me.

Alpine Meadows – $44 discount tickets: The regular price is $46 and $55 during holidays. Tickets may be upgraded during holidays for $11.

Homewood – $36 discount tickets: The regular price is $44, but Homewood offers other discount throughout the season.

Northstar-at-Tahoe/Sierra-at-Tahoe – $51 discount tickets: The regular price will be $63 and $66 during holidays. You get an $8 cafeteria/bar voucher when tickets are used at Sierra-at-Tahoe.

Squaw Valley – $53 discount tickets: The regular price will be $69 and $73 during holidays.

Sugar Bowl – $42 discount tickets: The regular weekend price will be $50 and $63 during holidays.
Robert Rice
FaGowee Discount Ticket Coordinator
Phone: (916) 996-9842
Email
Web Site: www.ricero.com/fagowee

 

Media Advisory:                                                                                                  Contact: Drisha Leggitt
  October 2006                                                                                                                      (916) 206-2553

 34th Annual Eppie’s Great Race
Saturday, July 21, 2007 

WHAT:           This year’s 34th annual Eppie’s Great Race—the World’s Oldest Triathlon—is scheduled for Saturday, July 21, 2007. Both teams and/or individuals can compete in divisions from “Junior,” to “Iron Person,” 70 years and older. Continuing in 2007 is the “Kids’ Duathlon, a 2.5 mile run, and a 6 mile bike ride; where children can train with their families, and compete in their own race.   Great Race participants run, bike and paddle kayaks on a racecourse located on and alongside the American River Bike Trail. Race event volunteers, event sponsors and potential exhibitors, as well as race participants, are encouraged to check www.thegreatrace.org, to sign up for this year’s event or receive more information. 

WHEN:           Saturday, July 21, 2007

START TIMES:
                         7:58 a.m. - Adaptive Divisions.
                         8:00 a.m. - Ironpersons & all other teams. 

WHERE:         American River Parkway, Rancho Cordova and Sacramento.

·         Begins at William Pond Recreation Area: Directions to William Pond Recreation Area: From Hwy. 50 exit Watt Avenue North, turn right on Fair Oaks Blvd., and then right on Arden Way to the park. From Business 80 (Capital City Freeway), exit Arden Way East and stay on Arden Way to the park.

·         Run to Bike transition: East end of the Guy West Bridge off University Ave., across from CSUS.

·         Bike to Boat transition:  Lower Sunrise Parking Lot and Footbridge.  Hwy. 50 East; Exit Sunrise north (left over the freeway); Right on S. Bridge Dr. (toward American River Raft Rentals; if you cross Sunrise Bridge you’ve gone too far); Go past American River Raft Rentals; Left at intersection—about ½ mile to the parking lot.                              

WHY:              The Great Race has been implemented each year as a fundraising event benefiting programs for the Sacramento County Therapeutic Recreation Services (SCTRS) that support mentally- and physically-challenged people. One hundred percent of The Great Race entry fees are donated to support SCTRS. To date, The Great Race has raised more than $707,800 for SCTRS and now accounts for over 20 percent of the program’s overall budget. 

FURTHER INFO:
For more information check the web site at: www.thegreatrace.org or call (916) 381-0255.

 

Race Corner

It’s time now to get ready for race season! Start those squats and crunches now!

If you want a race pass, you will need to get your Sierra League waiver form and check in NOW if you want a FAGAOWEE DISCOUNTED RACE PASS! (To make it easier for yourself down the line, you can also send in the individual ski resort waivers available at the Sierra League website) The FaGowees subsidize the pass by $25. This makes your club membership practically free! The pass is good for all 8 regular season races. The Sierra League waiver form is in this newsletter and can also be accessed at the Sierra League website: www.sierraleague.com.

The form, waiver and check (made out to the FaGowees) must be received by 11/24/06. After that date the cost will rise $25!

Send it to FaGowee Ski Club
c/o Andrea Woelfle
4002 Hillcrest Lane
Sacramento, CA 95821
(916) 487-9052
Email

You must include a check for $95. This covers the $75 race pass fee plus the $20 refundable gate-keeping fee.

If you don’t want a pass, you can sign up at registration on race mornings.
First time racers are FREE! Subsequent races are $20 each.
After your first race in the Sierra League, you will also need to pay $20 for the refundable gatekeepers fee.

Everyone who races 3 or more times will get a surprise gift at the end of the season from the FaGowees.

Race Schedule
http://www.sierraleague.com/schedule.jsp

WHERE TO REGISTER IN PERSON FOR THE RACES

Northstar
    Register at Timbercreek restaurant at the entrance to the Village.

Homewood
Register in the bar at the South Lodge (formerly Tahoe Ski Bowl). This is about ½ mile down the road from the main parking lot.

Diamond Peak
Register in the bar upstairs in the main lodge.

Alpine Meadows
Register in the main cafeteria next to the stairs that go down to the special tickets office.

Heavenly
Registration is in the Cal Bar in the main California Lower Lodge, upstairs by the cafeteria. FWRA: from 7 to 9 AM
Race Team

The FaGowees race in the Sierra League, which is comprised of several ski clubs in Northern California and the Reno area. Racer levels range from low intermediate to expert. There are 10 ability levels with two age groups in each level. You race against skiers that have the age and ability as you do! Everyone is there to have fun and to improve their skiing while having a friendly competition. There are GS, slalom and one giant slalom races each season for a total of 8 races plus the NorCal and Far West finals.

Races are $20 each or you can buy a race pass for about $75 (FaGowees subsidize your race pass by $25, making your membership almost free!) You (and your friends that show up in the morning to register for the races) get discounted lift tickets on race day!

Scared to race? Don’t despair! The first race is free and there are several race clinics, including those before the first races, which are sponsored by the Sierra League

NON-RACERS SKI CHEAPER!

Racers get discount prices on lift tickets on race days – usually about $8-$12. Non-racers get the same price! Just show up where racers register between 7:30 and 8:30 (see schedules and registration locations in this issue) and you’ll get the same price!

 

Keep up with the Sierra League at their website
 http://www.sierraleague.com/home.jsp
Check out their Travel Page that has been updated with new trips!!

 

FWSA Ski Week 2007
 Jan 27 - Feb 3, 2007

Located in the Colorado Rockies, Steamboat Ski Resort is one of North America's largest ski mountains. With 143 trails, 3,600 vertical feet, and nearly 3,000 skiable acres, Steamboat provides a variety of terrain for every level of skier. The trail classification is 13% beginner, 56% more difficult and 31% advanced/expert. There are definitely runs for every skier.
Steamboat is a complete mountain range with Mt. Werner, Sunshine Peak, Storm Peak, Thunderhead Peak, Christie Peak and Pioneer Ridge. Steamboats six peaks are filled with groomed cruisers, bumps, steep, open meadows and legendary tree skiing. The phrase "champagne powder snow" was coined at Steamboat.

Mark your calendars for a great week of skiing, racing, and overall good time!
For information on becoming a "STEAMBOATer" Click Here!
Contact: Debbie Stewart, VP of Travel
430 S.Church St.
Visalia,CA 93277
phone: 559-734-9294
E-mail

 You, as a FaGowee, are automatically a Sierra League member.
Don’t miss this opportunity to have fabulous skiing vacation.
Contact Debbie Stewart to sign up;
also contact Andrea Woelfle
so that we can coordinate transportation and attendance of FaGowee members.
 

 

FWSA is offering an exciting European Winter Trip for 2007

Bormio, Italy
March 3rd-11th
Our Bormio package remains as advertised. For more information CLICK HERE
The Posta Hotel is full, but we still have space in the other three units and I'm assured they are excellent hotels.

And for those who can take the time, a pre and post trip extensions. 

We have an exciting pre-trip to Interlaken, Switzerland
It is truly a wonderful place for skiers and non-skiers alike.
Our pre-trip will start on Feb.27th flying to Zurich and on to Interlaken for 4 nights.
Interlaken was named by monks in 1130 because it is sandwiched between two lakes:
the Brienzersee and the Thunersee which are lined by a large collection of castles, shops, and restaurants.
It is nestled below the Jungfrau region, which is considered the birthplace of skiing. We got all this for a very reasonable price.

 Post Bormio trip is visiting Verona, Florence, a wine tasting in Tuscany, Siena and finally Rome (by motor coach)
We start in Verona on March 11th and will return home from Rome on March 18th.

 

We expect to have travel details out to all who have sent us deposits in two weeks. This package will contain payment schedules, a formal application and waiver, request for a copy of your passport, confirmation of Bormio hotel accommodations, optional tour availability and all the details we can accumulate on the three trips at this time. When we get closer to departure or as it becomes available,
we will provide you with more complete travel information, e.g. airline schedules, lift ticket arrangements, etc. 

Pre and post trip participation is limited by our ability to firm up airline arrangements.
We will fill airline seats based on the date we receive your deposit. 

To be included in the pre or post extensions, you must send FWSA an additional $100 for each of the pre and post trip (s) you choose.  

I believe we can get plenty of space for those who want to join us on the extensions at this time, 
but to do so we need to confirm airline seats within a couple of weeks. Send your deposits now to assure your place. 

Contact:
Norm  or Mary Azevedo
V.P. International Travel
Far West Ski Association (FWSA)
925-944-9816

 

FWSA is offering a 15 or 21 day China/Tibet
 Sept, 14th, 2007
 CLICK HERE for more info
 
Lhasa, Tibet & China - When we heard that the first passenger train from Beijing to Lhasa Tibet opened in July 2006, we wanted to be one of the first tour groups to take the trip. So we have arranged an adventure trip to China including the train trip to Tibet starting on September 14, 2007. The train ride from Beijing to Lhasa takes 48 hours and is 2,500 miles long with terrain over 13,000 feet above sea level. Oxygen supplies are provided in the railcar. What an experience this will be for FWSA adventurers. We have excursion options in Beijing and Shanghai for those who took the previous FWSA China trip with exciting alternative places to visit. See the flier for the sites and cities covered by the 15 and 21 day tours.
 
We take participants based on first deposit in, first signed up.
We will not take deposits for the Tibet/China trip until August 20, 2006.
Send a $200 deposit now if you’re interested in this trip.  

Contact:
Norm or Mary Azevedo
V.P. International Travel
Far West Ski Association (FWSA)
925-944-9816

NEED ADVERTISING SPACE? WANT TO SELL SOMETHING?

Several club members have recently made inquiries as to the possibility of placing personal advertisements in the Snow News. The Executive Board addressed that question at the January ’05 Executive Board Meeting. Effective immediately, we will be accepting personal advertisements for publication in your newsletters.

If you have something to sell or if you want to advertise your business, you can now place your personal advertisement in the Snow News, and your cost of placing each ad will be as follows:

AD SPACE SIZE:

MEMBER PRICE:

NON-MEMBER PRICE:

Business Card Size (2-1/8”H x 3-1/2"W)

$ 5.00 per month

$10.00 per month

¼ Page Size (4”H x 3-1/4”W)

$10.00 per month

$15.00 per month

½ Page Size (4”H x 6-1/2”W)

$15.00 per month

$20.00 per month

The Usual Small Print:

  1. Personal ads will be published one-time per month for the above-indicated prices. Please include your payment along with your ad and mail it to the FaGowee post office box.
  2. Your ad and payment must be received at the FaGowee post office box on or before the 10th of the month to be included in the following month’s newsletter.
  3. The Publications Editor has the right to refuse any advertisement that may be deemed inappropriate.

 

December 2006

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

 

         1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Christmas Party
10 11 12

Board Meeting

 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31            

December Events

12/9 - Annual Christmas Party @ Buggy Whip ~ Marilyn Miller 965-0513
12/12 - Board Meeting @ 7 pm ~ McDonald's 817-4277
 

January 2007

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

 

 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9

Board Meeting

 10 11 12 13

Snowshoeing
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23

Social Meeting

 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31      

January Events

1/9 - Board Meeting @ 7 pm ~ TBA
1/13- Snowshoeing @ Castle Park 9 am ~ Lauri h 916-987-1817 c 916-837-1603
1/23 - Social Meeting @ 6:30 pm ~ TBA