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Ski Club of Washington, DC l www.SCWDC.org l November / December 2016 l Volume 83, Number 6
SCWDCT
Great Sports for All Seasons!
www.SCWDC.org
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President’s Message
Peñaranda as chairman, and Joan Zawacki and Joe Gilbert as members, to find candidates for Club President and Board of Directors, to be elected in April, 2017. A separate article on the nominations process is in this edition of the magazine. If you are asked to run, please consider doing so. Our Club exists and is successful because of the work of volunteers. Serving as President or Board member is the highest level of volunteering in this organization.
The Board just approved expanding multi-year memberships to include a 5-year option, and approved a small discount for those paying for multiple years. With the 3-year option, a person will save $10 and with the 5-year option he or she will save $20 over the one-year price. The same discounts will apply for couples/families. These rates will go into effect for persons joining or renewing starting May 1, 2017. Having multi-year memberships is good for the Club; it stabilizes membership and makes budgeting easier and more predictable.
The sailing program has a new leader. Long term program chair Patty Hagan is stepping down, effective January 1, 2017, and longtime sailing enthusiast and volunteer Mary Macaluso has agreed to take over. The Club is blessed to have such able leaders.
The Hilton Head tennis trip, which had been scheduled for October 8 to 15, had to be canceled. Hurricane Matthew hit the Island, and the Governor of South Carolina ordered an evacuation. No one was allowed to go on the Island. We saw pictures of severe flooding on the same street where our condos were. Our creative trip leader Karla Curran had a “Hurricane Matthew” party at her house for all the people that had signed up for the trip, including me. We had as good a time as possible under the circumstances. We expect to get a full refund from the realtor managing our condos and to refund our members.
The Club is doing well. Occasional bumps in the road are to be expected. I am very proud of this fine organization, as I hope all of you are.
Peter Hartogensis, PresidentSCWDC 2016-17
Table of Contents
President’s Message ……………………… 2
Meetings ………………………………… 3, 4
Eastern Ski Program …………………… 4
Western/International Ski Trips …5
Recreation …………………………… 6, 7
Social …………………………………… 8, 9
Sailing ……………………………………10
Team Sports ………………………………10
Tennis ………………………………………… 11
Our Western and International ski trips are now 80% sold. If you are thinking of joining one, you better act quickly. We expect remaining openings to be snapped up soon. All trips, prices, and leaders are listed elsewhere in this magazine.
We recently asked our Policy Committee for a recommendation regarding transgender roommates. They expanded it to include people
who snore. The committee decided that it could not fine tune a policy to cover all situations, so the new policy states that the trip leader will confer with all parties involved and try to find an equitable solution, including single-supplement accommodations. The leader may ask for assistance from the program chair. The Board agreed this was about as well as we could do because of likely variations in circumstances, and it approved the language of the Policy Committee.
The Board approved a Nominating Committee consisting of Frank
Peter Hartogensis
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www.scwdc.orgSKI CLUB OFFICE: 703-532-7776
President: Peter HartogensisVice President: Leo BoelhouwerBoard of Directors: Leo Boelhouwer, Mike Favole, Carol Finley, Mary Kaye Hrivnak, Chris Klocek, Charlie Lorenzetti, Megan O’Connor, David TomsRecording Secretary: Joan ZawackiTreasurer: Bill GaymonGeneral Counsel: Peter Hartogensis, Scott SexauerMember Services Chair: Gary RubensAdministrative Officer: Pete CampbellBudget and Finance: Gary RubensFinancial Manager: Brian ChollarWeb Administrator: Gary RubensWeb Master: Ken EngWeb Editor: Frank PeñarandaMagazine Editor: Leo BoelhouwerSki-O-Gram: Pete CampbellCapital Ski and Ride, Meetup.com: Chris KlocekEventbrite: Chris KlocekSCWDC Facebook: Vacant
Program Chairpersons:Eastern Ski Trips: Susan St. GeorgeWestern/International Ski Trips: Sue MillerSki School Director: Mike CavallaroRecreation: Trixi BicknellHiking: Bob PickettSailing: Patty HaganSports: Geoffrey PennoyerCultural: Bernie JoinerSocial: Bernie JoinerTennis Parties: Casey TarrTennis Special Events: Megan O’ConnorYoung Professionals: Elise Anderson
Committee Chairpersons:Activity Leader Evaluation (ALEC): Bernie GilbertHistorian: Kate HayesMeetings: Pete CampbellPast Presidents Advisory: Howard FisherPolicy: Howard Fisher
SCWDC (ISSN 0883-6817) is published bi-monthly,March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December, January/February, and is published at the SCWDC office, 5309 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA 22207 (Periodicals postage paidat Arlington, VA and at additional post offices).Subscription is limited to members of Ski Club ofWashington, DC, Inc.
POSTMASTER: Send address changes to theSCWDC office, 5309 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA22207. Ski Club phone number: 703-532-7776.© 2016 SCWDC
MeetingsMonthly Social Meetings
(Please check the Ski-O-Gram and website for the latest updates) November Social MeetingDate and Time: Thursday, November, 6 p.m. Happy Hour at O’Malley’s Bar; 7 p.m. Visit with Event Leaders/Ask Questions; 7:30 p.m. MeetingOur speaker for the evening will be Steve Martin, Director of Mountain Services and Golf at Liberty Mountain Resort. He will tell us about the latest upgrades to all the Snow Time Resorts: Liberty, Roundtop, and Whitetail.
December Social MeetingDate and Time: Thursday, December, 6 p.m. Happy Hour at O’Malley’s Bar; 7 p.m. Visit with Event Leaders/Ask Questions; 7:30 p.m. MeetingOur speaker for the evening will be Chris Bunch from the Alpine ski shop. He will present the latest innovations available with ski and snowboard equipment.
Meeting Location and Directions
Location: Crowne Plaza Hotel, 1960 Chain Bridge Rd. McLean, VA 22102 (corner of International Drive), 703-893-2100. Directions: From I-495, take exit 46A to Rt. 123 South/Chain Bridge Rd towards Tysons. At the second light, turn right onto International Drive and then left at the next light, Greensboro Drive. Go about 30 yards, look for the Crowne Plaza sign on left and turn into driveway. Free parking is provided in a covered garage and surface spaces on all sides of the hotel.
Before the meeting, we’ll meet downstairs in O’Malley’s Bar to share plans and old times. Grab a beverage and some light hors d’oeuvres and catch up with ski club friends. You can bring food and drink into the meeting room. This is an opportunity for you to find out the latest information about our ski trips and other program activities. The fun starts at 6 p.m. in O’Malley’s!
If you are new to the SCWDC, there will be people at the meeting who can describe our current and future SCWDC events and provide signup information.
ARE YOU A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT OR BOARD OF DIRECTORS?
The Board of Directors at its October meeting appointed a Nominating Committee to find candidates for President and Board of Directors at the Club elections to be held in April, 2017. Here is the result:
Frank Peñaranda, Chairman Joe Gilbert, Member Joan Zawacki, Member301- 593-6472 434-962-2490 703- [email protected] joegilbert [email protected] [email protected]
Anyone interested in running for President or Director should contact any member of the Nominating Committee.
The President serves for a one-year term. Directors generally serve for two year terms, although in case a director in the middle of his term runs for and is elected president, a candidate will be elected to fill out the remaining one year of that term. There is no limit on the number of terms a president or board member may be elected to.
The President is the chief executive of the Club. He or she presides at Board
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Eastern Ski Program2017 SCHEDULE
* SPE means Ski Performance Enhancement (instruction in skiing and boarding)
Name of Trip Begin Date
EndDate SPE? SPE
DaysType
of Trip Trip Leader Phone # Email
Ski Liberty #1 1/15/2017 Same Y 1 PYOT Ronald Rolfe (703) 314-3690 [email protected]
Blackwater XC MLK 1/13/2017 1/16/2017 N PYOT Patricia Grantham (813) 731-6859 [email protected]
Ski Liberty #2 1/22/2017 Same Y 1 PYOT Jelena Berberovic (202) 352-3080 [email protected]
Snowshoe #1 1/27/2017 1/29/2017 N PYOT Ronald Rolfe (703) 314-3690 [email protected]
Ski Liberty #3 2/5/2017 Same Y 1 PYOT Kate Allen (847) 338-2331 [email protected]
Timberline 2/9/2017 2/12/2017 Y 3 PYOT Alicia McCarthy (202) 390-1549 [email protected]
Ski Liberty #4 2/19/2017 Same Y 1 PYOT Ronald Rolfe (703) 314-3690 [email protected]
Snowshoe #2 2/24/2017 2/26/2017 N PYOT Jelena Berberovic (202) 352-3080 [email protected]
Blackwater XC 2/17/2017 2/20/2017 N PYOT Anne Clark (202) 363-0784 [email protected]
Mt. Tremblant, Canada 2/5/2017 2/10/2017 N Flight Pete Campbell (703) 532-7776 [email protected]
Scheduled SPE Training Days................................7Averge number of participants ............................23Average number of training hours .........................3estimated number of overall training hours .....483
New Overnight LeadersJelena Berberovic
Alicia MCarthyRonald Rolfe
MLK = January 16President’s Day = February 20
Meetingsmeetings and sets the agenda, but only votes in case of a tie vote. He or she presides at Club social functions and membership meetings. The paid staff and program chairs all report to the President, and he or she nominates persons to fill vacancies in those positions, subject to Board confirmation.
The Board of Directors meets once a month, at the call of the President, do make business and policy decisions for the Club. Urgent matters that cannot wait for the next Board meeting are usually decided by email vote, to be confirmed at the next regular board meeting. Each Board member is liaison to one or more programs within the Club, such as Western Skiing, Eastern Skiing, Sailing, Tennis parties, Tennis trips, Recreation, and the like. The Board member is expected to be in contact with the program chair for whom he or she is liaison, to bring concerns of the program to the Board’s attention, and to bring the Board’s messages to the program chair. When vacancies occur in programs, the liaison helps recruit replacements.
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Western / International Ski Trips
Trip Destination Dates Leader Price
Vail, CO Sat., Jan 7 – Sat., Jan 14, 2017 TBD $2,105
Revelstoke, BC - MLK Week Sat., Jan. 14 – Sat. Jan. 21, 2017 C. Klocek $1,450
Taos, NM Sat., Jan. 14 – Sat., Jan. 21, 2017 J. McCarthy $1,885
Whitefish, MT Sat., Jan 21, – Sat, Jan. 28, 2017 G. Pennoyer $1,520
Park City, UT - Sundance Film Fest M-M
Mon., Jan 23 – Mon., Jan 30, 2017 S. St. George $2,025
Park City, UT - Sundance Film Fest M-S
Mon., Jan 23 – Sun., Jan. 29, 2017 S. St. George $1,865
Jackson Hole, WY Sat., Jan. 28 – Sat., Feb. 4, 2017 J. Gilbert $1,660
Breckenridge, CO - BRSC Sat. Feb. 4 – Sat., Feb. 11, 2017 D. Toms 1,825
Beaver Creek, CO Sat., Feb. 11 – Sat., Feb. 18, 2017 D. Toms $1,770
Pragelato, ITA - President’s Week
Sat., Feb. 18 – Sun., Feb 26, 2017 K. Eng $2,999
Steamboat, CO Sat., Mar. 25 – Sat., Mar. 4, 2017 P. Campbell $1,730
Park City, UT Sat., Mar. 4 – Sat., Mar. 11, 2017 R. Togni $1,820
South Lake Tahoe, CA Sat., Mar. 11 – Sat., Mar. 18, 2017 TBD $1,625
Aspen, CO Sat., Mar. 18 – Sat., Mar 25, 2017 B. Johnston $1,960
2017 SCHEDULE
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Recreation
Join Trip Leader Tammy Vetter and other fun-loving members on a 1-week dream vacation to Club Med’s fabulous
4-star Columbus Isle resort in the Bahamas. The incredible low trip price of $1799 (members) includes the
following:
• Airfare on American Airlines from Reagan National to San Salvador, via Miami
• Double accommodations in garden view rooms with balcony and private bath
• FREE - Gourmet meals in 2 separate restaurants or a less formal café or bar
• FREE – Open bar with premium beer, wine, cocktails, and soft drinks
• FREE – Nightly entertainment
• FREE – Tennis instruction drills, round robins, tournaments on clay courts
• FREE – Windsurfing & fitness instruction, kayaking, sailing, snorkeling
• FREE – Yoga, Zumba, aqua fitness
• Additional costs for private tennis lessons, excursions, and spa treatments
More information available on the website https://scwdc.wildapricot.org/event-2275607, or contact Tammy at
CLUB MED ISLAND GETAWAYFebruary 4-11, 2017
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Recreation
SCWDC is happy to announce the details of the summer 2017 Viking River Cruise up the Danube River from Bucharest to Budapest, on a tour called the “Passage of Eastern Europe”. This is a follow-up to the 2015 Viking Rhine Getaway from Amsterdam to Basel in June of 2015. A $500 deposit can hold your space until mid-August when the balance of the cruise must be paid in full. Now on to the details:
Basic Trip:
• Departure June 19, 2017 in the evening; Non-stop air from IAD to Bucharest, arriving Tuesday morning in Bucharest; Air provided by Viking and transfers from airport to pier included.
• 11-day total cruise/tour with river-view stateroom in Cat. E (Standard-river level 150 sq. feet) or Cat. D (French Balcony 135 sq. feet) or Cat. B Veranda Balcony Stateroom. We currently have deposited 5 cabins Cat. E, 6 cabins Cat. D and 2 cabins Cat. B.
• 1-night hotel lodging in Bucharest and 2 nights in Budapest as part of the land tour; 7 guided tours with audio headsets; optional tours available at an extra cost
• All meals: 7 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 7 dinners, featuring regional specialties and including Welcome Cocktail Reception & Dinner and Captain’s Farewell Dinner; breakfast and walking tour included at hotels
• Complimentary wine, beer, and soft drinks with onboard dinner and lunch service• Visit 1 UNESCO World Heritage site• Cultural Curriculum: Enjoy Serbian & Hungarian folkloric performances; learn about icons & orthodox religion from
a Bulgarian priest; attend lectures on Serbian current affairs, the myth of Dracula & the European Union; enjoy the authentic flavors of Eastern Europe, on shore and aboard
• All port charges• Free Wi-Fi (connection speed may vary)• Day 1 Bucharest, Romania • Day 2 Bucharest, Romania • Day 3 Veliko Tarnovo & Arbanasi,
Bulgaria• Day 4 Vidin & Belogradchik, Bulgaria• Day 5 Iron Gate, Serbia/Romania• Day 6 Belgrade, Serbia• Day 7 Osijek, Croatia• Day 8 Kalocsa, Hungary• Day 9 Budapest, Hungary• Day 10 Budapest, Hungary• Day 11 Budapest, Hungary• Mandatory Medical and Repatriation Insurance
Trip Prices:• Category C cabins – $5,032 (subject to availability)• Category E cabin – $4,532 (only 1 cabin left)
* Special incentives apply IF paid in full by end of October• $400 per cabin shipboard credit OR• Silver Spirits beverage package (free cocktails), OR• Risk Free cancellation (voucher for a future cruise)• Optional Bucharest/Transylvania Pre-Extension – 3 nights – $799 pp• Optional Budapest Post-Extension – 2 nights – $549 pp• Optional Prague Post-Extension – 3 nights – $749 pp
Viking River Cruise in 2017
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H���� HoursNovember Happy Hour @ The Elks ClubDate & Time: Thursday, November 17, 5 – 8 p.m. Location & Directions: Arlington-Fairfax Elks Lodge 6331 Seven Corners Center, Falls Church, VA 22044 703-531-1390 http://www.elks.org/lodges/contactus.cfm?LodgeNumber=2188
December Happy Hour @ Red Robin – New PlaceDate & Time: Thursday, December 15, 5 – 8 p.m. Location & Directions: Red Robin – Gourmet Burgers 6331 Seven Corners Center, Falls Church, VA 22044 703-560-2188 http://www.redrobin.com/
Social
Snow is not quite here yet but there are things aplenty to do in the weeks till the snow arrives. What combines food, dance, live and silent auctions, fabulous door prizes, and casino-style games? A benefit party and a good time for a good cause! And a chance to dress up! Guys, is there a tux lurking in your closet? Get it out and be James Bond for a night. Gals, dress to wow!
SCWDC is pleased once again to be a partner in this year’s benefit event, the 20th Annual Rotary Monte Carlo Night. The black-tie-optional evening will feature casino-style gaming with prizes, live and silent auctions, food, door prizes, dancing, and entertainment. Proceeds go to worthy charities.When: Friday, November 4, 2016, 6:30 p.m. - 11 p.m.Where: Fairview Park Marriott, 3111 Fairview Park Drive, Falls Church, VA 22042
Price: $85 (A portion of the proceeds will support Rotary International’s Program to eliminate Polio worldwide). Price includes one free drink. Unlimited International Buffet. Free parking. Register and purchase gala tickets at https://scwdc.wildapricot.org/event-2309217
Dress: Black Tie Optional for the guys, Festive Cocktail for the galsEvening’s Schedule:6:30 to 9:45 p.m. - Silent Auction7 to 9 p.m. - International Food7:15 to 9:45 p.m. - Live Entertainment & Dancing to The Dominion Jazz Orchestra8 to 9:30 p.m. - Fabulous Fun and Gaming: Blackjack, Roulette, Craps & Texas Hold-em Poker. Win prizes with your winnings!10 p.m. - Live Auction, including once-in-a-life-time travel opportunities10:30 p.m. - Door Prize Drawings (Must be present to win)
Monte Carlo Night Benefit Event
Thanksgiving Dinner Date & Time: November 24 12:30 p.m. Cost: See text below Leader: Christina Anderson, [email protected]: Clyde’s at Mark Center, 1700 N Beauregard St, Alexandria, VA 22311703- 820-8300/http://www.clydes.com/mark-center
If you are not in the mood to battle the crowds at the grocery store and spend all day in the kitchen baking pies, then come join us on Thanksgiving Day at Clyde’s at Mark Center in Alexandria. They are serving an ala carte menu so you can order whatever you wish from fish to turkey. The traditional platter is around $26. We have space for 25 - 30 members, friends and family. The reservation is at 12:30 p.m.
Please email me your name and number in your party to book your space. Please do not call the restaurant directly.
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Social
Annual screening of Warren Miller Entertainment’s latest epic adventures. Warren Miller and Ski Club of Washington, DC (SCWDC) presents Here, There & Everywhere. It’s been 67 years since ski-film pioneer Warren Miller picked up a camera to capture the wonder, the adventure, the humor, and the beauty that is skiing. Since that time, Warren Miller film crews have traveled the globe—from storied slopes to hidden, snow-covered corners—to celebrate all things snowsports. Their quest has taken powder-hungry filmgoers, well, Here, There & Everywhere—and this year continues that legacy.It starts with Here. Because that’s what every snow adventure is ultimately about: being really here—in the moment. In this 67th annual Warren Miller film, here is a freeski adventure with Ingrid Backstrom and Wendy Fisher in Crested Butte. It’s a powder day with the ski patrol for Kaylin Richardson, Matt Elliott, and Marcus Caston in Kicking Horse, B.C. And it’s every other stunning locale the film takes you, from the steeps of Squaw Valley to the big air at Fenway Park (yes, that Fenway Park).The film also journeys There, that place we dream about whenever we’re not in the mountains. It sweeps across the expanses of Alaska, between the backcountry yurts of Montana’s Glacier Country, and down the slopes of Deer Valley as we pay homage to the great Stein Eriksen. It spurs us toward adventure, toward the undeniable turns we’ll take this year, as soon as the snow begins to fall.And before we know it, we’ve been Everywhere—crossing Greenland by dog sled with Rob Kingwill and Seth Wescott, and following Jess McMillan and Grete Eliassen on a Swiss holiday aboard the Glacier Express. All along the way, Warren Miller himself spins tales as only Warren can do, reminding us that through the years, Warren Miller films have truly taken audiences Here, There & Everywhere.Get your Here, There & Everywhere tickets now at http://scwdc-wme2016.eventbrite.com.Tickets are $12 each. Discounted 4-packs and 6-packs of tickets are also available, so bring your family and friends and save! Show times on Sunday, November 13 are 12 p.m., 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. at the US Navy Memorial – Naval Heritage Center, 701 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC.
Continue (or start) a great fall tradition! Join SCWDC and fellow snow sports lovers, snow enthusiasts, and adrenaline seekers in the greater DC Metro area for an exclusive screening of this movie that captures breath-taking skiing and panoramic splendor.
Watch the movie on a ginormous 46’x16’ High Definition screen with state-of-the-art 7.1 digital surround sound (largest High Definition screen in the DC region) in an intimate 250-seat movie theater, from a plush, tilt-back seat with unobstructed view, in stadium-style seating. With goodies for every ticket holder and prize drawings at every screening, it is the perfect excuse to get together with your skiing and riding buddies to get stoked for the season ahead. Enjoy the free mini Ski and Snowboard Expo before or after the movie for winter sports, travel, sportswear, and equipment exhibits.Before or after the movie, take in the vibrant nightlife, restaurants, and museums in the bustling Penn Quarter Entertainment District. Beverages and snacks are available for purchase at the theater. The theater is conveniently located just steps from the Archives-Navy Memorial-Penn Quarter Metro Station. Or take advantage of the no meter fee for on-street parking on Sundays.
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Sailing
Red sky at morning, sailors take warning;Red sky at night, sailors’ delight.
See all you sailors next year!
Team SportsFriday Night Bowling Date & Time: Every Friday - 7:30 p.m. (bowlers arrive 7:00 – 7:15) Leader: Pete Campbell 703-532-7776 (day)/[email protected] Location: Bowl America, Falls Church info and directions: Bowl America web site Casual, non-stressful, group bowling for those who wish to participate. Each week we will send out an email to see who is interested in bowling that Friday and will reserve the necessary lanes to accommodate. This of course will be dependent on lanes available.That’s right, you will not need to commit to bowl every Friday; only those Fridays you want to. Email Pete at [email protected] to get on the regular email list.This event is run every Friday night. You only pay the pro-rated lane costs, $11 for three games, to the leader, and you rent your own bowling shoes if you need to.We have regulars who come every week and some only occasionally. Beginners welcome. Bowling skill not required.
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TennisTuesday Tennis continues at Wakefield Park under the Leadership of Bob Richey. He reports 12-14 attendees, with the cost at $2/$3 depending on the number of participants. Tuesday Tennis will continue through the Fall as weather permits.
Sunday Instructional tennis has filled its courts for the 2016-2017 season. However, Tammy Vetter and Jayne Lynch are seeking to update their substitute list. Please contact them if you would like to add or delete your name from their current list.Indoor Tennis Parties (Best Deal In Town)Ski Club Indoor Tennis parties are held almost every Saturday night from mid-September through April, with one party in May. Tennis parties provide competitive social doubles and mixed doubles, where players enjoy good tennis, mingle, and enjoy a light buffet and beverages.
Who is eligible to attend? Parties are for adults over 21 years of age who are experienced intermediate players (NTRP 3.0 to 4.5 or higher). If you are not sure of your numerical rating, please review the USTA’s National Tennis Rating Program (NTRP) guidelines National tennis Rating Program.pdf (to discuss your level, contact Jack Tarr ([email protected]). Attendance is typically a mix of active singles and couples from their late 20’s to 60’s. Parties average 64 players each week. but some have up to 80 in attendance. Male/female split is close to 50/50 at each party. Newcomers and non-SCWDC members are welcome. Non-players are also welcome, just pay $10 at the door and you can eat, drink, and socialize.
Where & when are the parties held? Most tennis parties are held at Fairfax Racquet Club in Virginia. One party is held at Georgetown Prep Tennis Club in Maryland. Check-in begins at 6:15 p.m., and scheduled tennis play is from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. Please allow for traffic delays to ensure arrival on time. If you arrive after7:30 p.m. you may be replaced by a standby, and will forfeit the entire party cost. You can register for each party in advance, and pay online. SCWDC members pay $20, non-members pay $25.
Sat, November 5 Fairfax Racquet Club Leader: Tammy Vetter/asst. Jayne Lynch 12628 Victoria Station Ct. Fairfax, VA 22033 703-449-9554 [email protected]
Sat, November 12 Leader: Shirley Cornett/asst. Jeanne Culbert 40120 Gap RoadLeesburg, Va., 20175571-918-1240 (c)[email protected]
Sat, November 19 Fairfax Racquet Club Leader: Trish Mast/asst. Mike Russell6512 Boulevard View, #A2Alexandria, VA [email protected]
Sat, December 3 Fairfax Racquet Club Leader: Karla Curran/asst. Deb Randall 3539 Queen Anne Dr. Fairfax, VA 22030 703-273-2896 [email protected]
Sat, December 10 Fairfax Racquet Club Leader: Chris Klocek/asst. needed9739 51st Ave.College Park, MD [email protected]
Sat, December 17 Fairfax Racquet Club Leader needed
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SKI CLUB OF WASHINGTON, D.C.
5309 LEE HIGHWAY
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 22207
SCWDC MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM
0BThe Ski Club of Washington, DC…
1BGreat Sports For All Seasons
Fill out the the membership application below, and mail it to the Club office at the address indicated. For Family Memberships, spouses, partners, and juniors (age 18 or younger) must reside at same address. Membership term is 12 months from initial signup, and annual renewal date thereafter.
Your membership information is confidential, and will only be visible to Club administrators, unless otherwise specified in your user profile. Your valid email address will serve as your Membership ID, and is used for most member communications, such as confirmation of event registrations and payments, membership renewal notifications, and election notices.
Find us on the web at https://scwdc.wildapricot.org/. Contact the office at 703-532-7776, M-F, 9 AM – 5 PM Email the office at [email protected]
Please sign the application at the bottom & mail a check, payable to SCWDC for the correct amount, and this completed application to:
Ski Club of Washington, DC, 5309 Lee Highway, Arlington, VA 22207 (703) 532-7776
____________________ _______________________ ___ _______ Last Name First Name MI Suffix Gender (M/F)
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__________________________________________________ E-Mail Address (must be a valid address) Home Phone Mobile Phone
_______________________ ________________________ ____ ________ ______________ Spouse/Partner Last First Name MI Suffix Gender (M/F)
___________________________ _______________________ Name _________________________________________________E-Mail Address (must be a valid address) Home Phone Mobile
Phone Juniors: ____________ ___________ ____________ ____________ ____________ __________
(18 or younger)
First Name Birth Date First Name Birth Date First Name Birth Date
Membership type One Year Three Year Single $35.00Couple/Family $53.00
$105.00 $159.00
Release of Liability: By joining SCWDC as a member on behalf of myself and all those joining on my membership, I hereby release SCWDC, its officers, directors, employee, event leaders and volunteers from any liability, damages, or claims arising from injury or property damage sustained by me related to any SCWDC activity or event. As a member, I will abide by the bylaws and policies of SCWDC. View bylaws and policies at https://scwdc.wildapricot.org.
Not Valid Unless Signed (hand-written signatures)
Member Signature:______________________________________________ Date: _______/_______/_______
Spouse/Partner Signature:______________________________________________ Date: _______/_______/_______
Total Fee Enclosed $__________ Make checks payable to SCWDC.
Notes: Contributions or gifts to the Ski Club of Washington, D.C., Inc., a non-profit 501(c)(7) organization, are not deductible as a charitable contribution for Federal Income Tax purposes. Multi-year memberships are non-transferable and non-refundable, and are only good for the term length paid, and must be made in one lump-sum payment.