A member of the Far West Ski Association,
representing 33 Ski and Snowboard Clubs
April 2006
This year, as spring arrived we
were greeted with ~ MORE SNOW!
Inside this issue:
President’s message
1-2
Membership
3
Spring + Snow = Fun
4-5
Speaking of Benefits
6
Hot Sheet
6-7
Go Kart Event
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Ticket Return Voucher8-9
Steamboat Springs
What an amazing winter we’ve experienced. Snow fall of epic proportions which allowed us to have an unsurpassed race season with both
our Open and Singles League.
At the FarWest Championships held at Kirkwood over March 17th ~
19th, 2006 our very own Bay Area Snow
Sports Council / Singles League took First
Place. Congratulations to Bob Ellis ~ FarWest
Race Director and Kirkwood for running a
fabulous event!
Dennis Heffley
BAC President
There were many trips this season including
the FarWest trip to Telluride, BAC trip to
Beaver Creek, The BAC / Singles League trip
to Jackson Hole and many others that our
individual members took. I know that we all
enjoyed these adventures.
When you are part of a trip, whether it is with a group or with just a
few friends, please take a moment to go to the Marketing Department
or Customer Service of the resort you visit, let them know who you
are, where you are from and say “Hello & Thank You”!
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BAC Meetings:
April 10 General Meeting
7:30 at the Englander
San Leandro
April 17 Board Meeting
7:30 pm at the Englander
San Leandro
At our March BAC / General Meeting our guest speaker was Mr. Mark
Mackay of Atomic Ski Corporation. He gave a wonderful presentation!
If you are interested in having him come to your meeting and speak or
have questions about Atomic Products. Please feel free to contact him
at [email protected].
Our BAC Board Officer Elections are taking place at our April 10, 2006
general meeting at The Englander. On that evening nominations will
be opened for the final time then the voting will take place. If you
have any questions about an office, please contact me.
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FarWest Ski Association Convention at the Hyatt
Regency in Santa Clara ~ May 30 ~ June 4, 2007.
President’s Message
Continued from page 1
As with all accomplishments in the BAC and your
ski club, we depend on our volunteers for their
vision and energy to make things happen. There
are plenty of opportunities to be a part of the 2007
FWSA Convention and assist us with all that will
need to be done. Keep you eyes open for other articles and details!
The 74th Annual FWSA Convention,
21st Annual Silent Auction &
19th Annual Travel Expo
will be held June 8-11, 2006 at
The Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort and Spa
in Chandler, Arizona
Go to www.fwsa.org and look under “convention”
for further details. It is going to be GREAT!
The following year, WE ~ The Bay Area Snow
Sports Council will be hosting the 75th Annual
Thank you for being the one who makes the
difference!
BAC has just returned from
exciting FWSA Ski Weeks at
Davos and Zermatt.
still have a great time even though they never hit
the slopes. It had snowed the week before we got to
Davos. The town was covered and the Alps were
bathed in powder, a skiers dream. After 5 days of
Davos, we boarded the Glacier Express train to
Zermatt. It was an all day train ride through the
countryside of Switzerland, through some of the
most beautiful scenery in the
world. Zermatt was all that we
had dreamed of, lots of snow,
perfectly clear weather, and an
exquisite setting at the foot of the
Matterhorm. Zermatt is a quaint
tourist village, with narrow
streets, old Swiss style buildings,
where car are not allowed, and
gondolas, trams, cable cars, cog
trains and many other conveyances go high into the Alps.
We skied a couple of days on the
Swiss-Italian divide; on one side
was the town of Cervinia and only
Italian spoken and Italian food.
On the other side everything was
Swiss German. After Switzerland,
92 people continued on to Egypt
and a 5 day Nile river cruise.
FWSA trip leaders, Tucker and
Kathy Hoffmann did a superior
job as always, organizing and
running the Davos, Zermatt and Egypt trip. Corner
Mary or I and we’ll tell you more about the
Switzerland portion.
Dennis Heffley
We have just returned from Davos and Zermatt
Switzerland. FWSA holds an annual ski trip to
Europe or some other exotic foreign place. This
year’s group numbered 164 at Zermatt. We also
found that several people just go for the trip and
don’t ski. There is so much sight seeing that they
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MEMBERSHIP
Greetings from Membership Chair. What an incredible month of weather we have been blessed with
this March 2006. Records have been broken with
the large amounts of rain and snow we have had in
California. I hope that you have been able to take
advantage of the snow and get out there and ski or
snowboard.
I have just returned from Sun Peaks, Canada.
Debi Phelps and I went for 3 great days of skiing
and enjoyed the very nice Village atmosphere they
have there. We were able to ski with Nancy Greene,
Canada’s Female Athlete of the Century, she was
given that title in 1999. She s an Olympic Gold &
Silver Medallist in the 1968 Olympics. It was so
exciting to ski with her.
2006 BAC Dues. Clubs need to have their funds
turned in by September 30. Just a reminder that
your club may not participate in the BAC discount
lift ticket program or Race in Open or Singles
League unless you are current with Dues Payments
or have your current Roster turned in.
With spring and summer approaching Clubs are
having elections. Please alert you club members
that pick up the mail that I have mailed Rosters for
2006-2007 for them to fill out and return to me.
I will be mailing out in June the request for the
I can be contacted through email or home phone
number if any questions. 209-571-8125 HM
[email protected]
Michelle Nightengale, BAC Membership
Far West Ski Association
Ski Tahoe Discount Lodging
Hampton Inn and Suites
RATES:
INCLUDES:
$79* per night weekdays
$119* per night weekend
• Full Breakfast
• Shuttle to North Star, Alpine,
and Squaw
• Jacuzzi, health spa, and restaurant
(Rates for 1-2 people, $10 each add’l person, up to 4)
Reservations: (530) 587-1197, mention FWSA (Far West Ski Association)
11951 State Highway 267, Truckee, CA 96161
Blackout dates: 12/17/05-12/31/05, 01/01/06-01/03/06, 01/13/06-01/16/06, 02/17/06-02/20/06
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SPRING + SNOW =
FUN
TAHOE
We are lucky to be located
near lake Tahoe, which
receives huge amounts of
snow compared to other
places. Because our snow
has high moisture content
it tends to stick around
well into the spring, and
Richard Lubin, DC
even the summer someFWSA Safety Chair
times. Big ski areas like
Aspen or Vail are typically
closed by Mid April when we still have lots of skiing left. Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows seem
to be the two resorts that stay open the latest, and
that is typically at least until mid May. Their hours
are more limited than during the regular season and
they usually close by 1:30 to 3 PM. While it is
usually slushy by then, last year (2003) there were
times that they were closing with it snowing and
fresh wonderful conditions. Occasionally on a big
snow year Squaw will re-open in very limited
capacity for the 4th of July. Why is spring skiing so
especially good in Lake Tahoe. It relates to the high
moisture content of the snow, the altitude and latitude being unique. We get what is referred to as
“corn snow”. This is because the snow particles
freeze, melt, and refreeze forming snow ‘kernels’,
like corn Sometimes it seems more to me like it
should be called “oatmeal snow” when it gets wet
and slushy. There is a window of time in the day
when the temperature is just right and this corn
snow is just fabulous to ski or board on. Typically it
is from about 10am-1pm. Of course this varies
depending on the weather that day.
There is really no reason to stop skiing just because
it is spring. In fact this is one of the best times to
go get some turns. Most of the ski resorts in Tahoe
close due to lack of business, expiration of their
insurance and/or lease with the forest service not
lack of snow!
There are many great reasons to go up this time of
year
LESS CROWDED fewer people, which means little
or no lift lines. Everything is less crowded, the
parking lots, the bathrooms, the cafeterias, yes even
the traffic. When there is some new snow, which we
get every spring, there are more freshies untracked
for longer.
RUSH RUSH RUSH Generally there is less
urgency in the spring, because it tends to be icy
when the places open. There is generally a more
relaxed atmosphere. It’s way easy to get a good
parking spot. Stay up late the night before and
have an extra beer. That is unless it is a powder
day.
THE WEATHER This one is pretty obvious. It’s
spring, its warm, its beautiful. You probably won’t
need chains or 4WD, and that means a faster drive
to the ski areas. You can wear less clothes work on
your tan, and watch others do the same. In Tahoe
we do get plenty of snow usually in March, April,
and yes-even May. So be prepared if there is a system moving in.
TEMPERATURE Typically the weather is warmer.
The idea all the time is to stay comfortable cold or
hot. Recommended is wearing a wicking, breathable shirt next to your skin. If it’s very warm you
may want to wear even less. It’s great not having to
worry about it being too cold. The Bad part is it
might rain instead of snowing even at high altitude.
Also the snow quality is usually not as good as
winter. There tends to be ice early in the day and
slush later on as it warms. This wet snow can
make you soaked if you fall. Also, with the beautiful weather there is lots of sun and fantastic
views. If you get too hot, guess what, you are
CONDITIONING Most of you who have been skiing all winter are in pretty good shape by now.
That always makes it more enjoyable, more
endurance and a higher skill level. You can show off
your toned muscles in that Hawaiian shirt.
LODGING Most resort areas vary the lodging prices
in accordance with the demand. Since less people
are skiing this time of year, it translates into cheaper overnight accommodations. Even the big destination resorts like Aspen, Vail, or Whistler show
sharp drops in prices usually starting at the end of
March. Many hotels offer lodging/lift packages at a
discount.
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diuresis (increased peeing) , avoid them until afterwards.
SPRING + SNOW = FUN
Continued from page 4
BE AWARE OF THE SUN
The sun is strong in the spring. The intensity on
April 21 is approximately the same as August 21.
Be aware of this! Do not make the mistake of thinking the temperature has anything to do with getting
sunburned. You can just as easily get sunburned if
it is cold out. Even though this is obvious I always
see experienced people with sunburn. Protection is
easy and smart.
surrounded by snow. Take a breather by laying
your body down in the cool snow.
SNOWBOARDING Hey what a great time of year to
try snowboarding. The slushy stuff gives you a
good medium to turn in. Sometimes boarding in
these conditions is far more fun than skiing. Be
sure to bring waterproof pants and gloves, you will
get wet. If you want a lesson, talk to me. If you are
a boarder you are more likely to get stuck in deeper
snow and on traverses. Make sure you wax.
SKIN
The ultraviolet (UV) Rays are much stronger at the
higher elevations; after all you are closer to the sun!
But seriously, there is a lot of reflected sunlight and
fewer atmospheres to filter the ultraviolet. Use a
high SPF sunscreen, (at least 15) and don’t forget
to apply it to those other areas, like below your
chin, back of your neck, and ears. You may even
want to apply it to your nostrils. You may even get
sunburn with sunscreen on, be careful. Do not forget to re-apply regularly. Sweat and movement
require new applications. I hope know that you can
get sunburned when it’s cloudy.
DRESS PROPERLY Wear a layer next to your skin
that ‘breathes’. Clothing made from materials like
Coolmax, polyester, Polypropylene, and similar fabrics. . Wear an outer layer that is light enough and
breathes. Many nicer jackets have vents under the
arms. Also unzip if you get hot. Carry things that
you can take off like neck gators or a hat if you get
too hot, but that you can also put back on if you are
getting cold. Keep in mind that at the summit it may
be significantly colder than at the base lodge.
If you are snowboarding, you will likely get wet in
the warmer weather. Bring waterproof gloves and
pants. Avoid “FROSTBUTT”.
Also if you get Oral herpes (Cold sores) be aware
that UV activates this in many individuals. Make
sure that you re-apply protection to these areas regularly. Acyclovir is a prescription drug available
under different names( Zovirax, Valtrex) that can
really help prevent and treat these outbreaks.
Bring extra clothes with you. Sometimes the
weather can change quickly even when it starts out
as a nice day. Swap clothes if you get too sweaty or
wet.
EYES
The ultraviolet(UV) rays can damage your eyes.
Increased exposure to these is associated with
increased tendency to cataracts, macular degeneration, and other eye problems. Squinting will only
contribute to ‘crow’s feet’ around your eyes. Wear
sunglasses or goggles that block UV and preferably
wrap around. The sun is strong at these elevations
so bring a baseball type cap or better still a wide
brim hat to decrease some of the sunlight into your
eyes and head. Some helmets allow you to attach a
visor to them. I have seen ‘stick on’ after market
visors, which would work. A precautionary note: if
you have cheap sunglasses that do not block UV
well they may increase the damage to your eyes.
Why? Because the shading may cause your pupils
to dilate, letting in even more of the damaging UV.
DRINK LOTS OF FLUIDS I don’t mean wine or
beer. You would be amazed at the fluid loss during
a warm ski day. Drink fluids before during and
after you ski. Water backpacks, like Camelbaks are
fantastic. If you don’t have one yet, consider buying one. I fill mine with ice cubes and then whatever liquid. It stays cool for hours and in addition to
hydrating, helps to keep your temperature at a
comfy level. If possible use electrolyte replacement
drinks like Endura or Cytomax, which are scientifically formulated to replace your electrolytes(minerals like calcium, potassium, manganese, magnesium). This will give you less cramping and muscle
soreness. If these are not available to you, drink
water and/or juice. Soda pop, coffee, and alcoholic
drinks are lousy substitutes and actually cause
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* Monday, May 8th is the deadline for submitting
unused tickets/vouchers and returns form - no
exceptions!
* Only tickets/vouchers purchased through the
BAC Discount Lift Ticket program will be accepted.
* Returning a ticket/voucher grants you credit
toward the repurchase of a comparable
ticket/voucher in the 2006-2007 season. The
replacement ticket/voucher is not automatic.
Details about this are set forth in the instructions. Please contact me if you require further
clarification of the council policy in this regard.
* No fees or money is due with the ticket/voucher
return.
Speaking of Benefits...
Hello there & welcome to
spring! Curiously, some
of the finest skiing conditions of the entire
2005-2006 season are
happening now. With
that in mind, I regret
broaching the subject of
the returning unused lift
ticket...but it’s that time
Paula Kinahon
and the deadline of May
Benefits
8th will be here sooner
rather than later so we must at least make a
plan.
I look forward to seeing you at the April BAC
meeting. Meanwhile, I hope you’re having fun.
The gist of what you need to know is shown
below. The ticket returns form and the somewhat wordy instruction sheet are available on
council website: skibac.org; and are also included
in this newsletter. Club reps and presidents who
have elected to receive email via BAC Yahoo
Groups have been emailed the documents. I suggest a quick read through the instructions - even
if you’re a veteran BAC rep - so there won’t be
any surprises down the road.
Best regards,
Paula Kinahon
BAC Benefits Director
415 983-7145 (day)
510 357-6147 (evening/weekend)
[email protected]
BAC Upcoming Events/Travel/Deadlines Hot Sheet
April 2006
1 NorCal Championships SL - Alpine Meadows
1 BAC Ski For All/Disabled Sports USA Far West fundraiser at Alpine Meadows
2 NorCal Championships GS - Alpine Meadows
9 Skiing For Schools/Boarding For Schools, Su, $20 lift ticket for Alpine Meadows. See
www.exined.org/news-ski_for_schools.htm for more details.
May 2006
7 Snowchasers/Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation Indoor Go-Kart fundraiser, LeMans Karting, 45957
Hotchkiss St., Fremont, Contact: Harry Davis [email protected] 925-686-3774
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Hot Sheet Continued from page 4
8 FWSA Western Ski Heritage Contest entry deadline, win a free 5 day vacation for 2 at Steamboat, go to
www.fwsa.wbees.com/page/page/689540.htm for details.
8 FWSA Safety Person of Year Contest entry deadline, win a free 6 day vacation for 2 at Aspen, go to
www.fwsa.wbees.com/page/page/689655.htm for details.
22-6/6 FWSA Machu Picchu & Galapagos Islands, $3,750-$4,400 + airport taxes/departure tax/tips,
includes air from LAX, intra-South America flights ground transportation and transfers, accommodations at
first class hotels with private bath (double occupancy), 3 night Galapagos Cruise aboard Galapagos Explorer,
25 meals, comprehensive sightseeing tours and shore excursions, professional English speaking tour
guides, Galapagos Park Entrance fee, Contact: Kathy or Tucker Hoffmann [email protected] 510-2785900
June 2006
8-11 FWSA Convention - Chandler, AZ, Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort, 4494 West Wild Horse Pass
Blvd, $129/night before 5/15 call 800-598-1753 now and say you are with Far West Ski Association, go to
www.fwsa.wbees.com/page/page/2862978.htm for registration details, early convention registration rate by
5/15/06.
September 2006
11 BAC Directory Cover Contest 2006, win 2 free lift tickets, submit photo/image/artwork of skier or
snowboarder or both to Scott Bowker, BAC Marketing Director at [email protected] no later than 9/11
Snowchasers Presents
INDOOR
GO-KART
EVENT
MAY 7, 2006
at LeMans Karting, 45957 Hotchkiss St. Fremont
www.lemanskarting.com, Phone 510-770-9001
Directions: Hwy 680 to Mission Blvd/Rte 262, right on Warm Springs Blvd,
right on Brown Rd; left on Hotchkiss St.
Entry Deadline: April 1, 2006
Teams consist of 2, 3, or 4 persons - COST $225. team
Contact: Harry Davis, 925-686-3774
[email protected]
Send entry fees to Harry Davis, P O Box 246, Clayton CA 94517
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BAC Discount Lift Ticket Voucher
Return Form
DEADLINE TO BAC : Monday, May 8, 2006
INSTRUCTIONS TO CLUB BAC/LIFT TICKET REPRESENTATIVES:
This form supersedes any and all previous information regarding the return of discount lift ticket vouchers
through the Bay Area Snow Sports Council (BAC). This also supersedes any information printed on a
voucher or furnished by a ski area.
To be returned through the BAC, all vouchers must have been originally purchased through the BAC
Discount Lift Ticket Program. Vouchers purchased through other means or by other agents will not be
accepted or processed. Returned vouchers will be checked by serial number.
All returns must be received by Paula Kinahon, BAC Benefits Director, by the deadline stated above.
If you have questions, or cannot attend a meeting and must make other arrangements to turn in your tickets, contact me 510-357-6127(H), 415-983-7145(W), [email protected] to make other
arrangements for submitting your returns.
The BAC is not responsible for any vouchers returned through the mail.
To claim credit for returned tickets, you MUST pay applicable fees and submit a lift ticket order for
the repurchased tickets for the 2006/2007 ski season. The deadline for repurchase of tickets is the
first Monday in November, 2006.
Returned Alpine Meadows tickets must have club name & club member name written on face of ticket.
Unused Diamond Peak, Mt. Rose vouchers are NOT RETURNABLE.
BY FILLING IN THE FORM BELOW AND SPECIFYING MY CLUB’S RETURNS ON PAGE 2, I SIGNIFY THAT I
UNDERSTAND AND AGREE TO THE CONDITIONS DESCRIBED ABOVE.
Returns submitted by:
Name __________________________________________ Ski Club ________________________________________
Address __________________________________ City ________________________ State ____ Zip _________
Home Phone ________________________ Work Phone ________________________
E-mail address ____________________________________________________________
Return vouchers to BAC Rep:
Paula Kinahon
510 357-6127 (H)
415 983-7145 (W)
[email protected]
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Return Form
DEADLINE TO BAC: Monday, May 8, 2006
Ski Area
# of vouchers
Voucher Serial Numbers
Alpine Meadows
(Write club & member name on
face of each returned ticket)
$40.00 credit
Bear Valley
$37.00 credit
Heavenly
$58.00 credit
Homewood
$32.00 credit
Kirkwood ADULT
$49.00 credit
Kirkwood YOUNG ADULT
$40.00 credit
Northstar/Sierra ADULT
$51.00 credit
Northstar/Sierra YOUNG ADULT
$42.00 credit
Squaw Valley
$53.00 credit
Sugar Bowl
$35.00 credit
Total Vouchers Returned
____________________
Club Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Club Representative Name: _____________________________________________________________________
Phone: ___________________________ Email: _____________________________________________________
To claim credit for returned tickets, you MUST pay applicable fees and submit a lift ticket order for
the repurchased tickets for the 2006/2007 ski season.
Signature: ____________________________________________________________________________________
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FWSA 2007 SKI WEEK
Jan. 27th to Feb. 4th, 2007
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, COLO.
Almost 3,000 acres open to skiers,
Base elevation: 6,900’, Vertical drop: 3,668’
To learn more, visit www.steamboat.com
Includes 7 nights lodging (double occupancy) and amenity package:
Steamboat Resorts Condominium Lodging:
Dulany: Decorator furnished ski-in/walk out location next to Gondola.
2 bedroom/2 bath
$1,030
3 bedroom/3bath
$ 950
La Casa: 100 yards to the slopes, up the street 200 yards from the Dulany .
2 bedroom/3 baths
$ 860
3 bedroom/4 baths
$ 800
4 bedroom/5 baths
$ 770
Units have: Outdoor hot tubs, guest parking, guest shuttle service, in-unit washer & dryer,
fully equipped kitchens, bell & staff concierge, daily housekeeping, and more.
Single bedroom hotel & condos are available in the Steamboat Grand and other hotels.
Contact Norm Azevedo for specifics.
Amenity package: Registration, Welcome party, Racing, BAC Council night party,
Mountain picnic, Après ski party, Farewell awards party, 5 of 7 day lift ticket.
(Seniors 70 and over may deduct $50 from above prices for their lift tickets)
Prices do not include air & ground transportation.
BAC is taking $200 per participant deposits now. Priority placement will be based on first received
deposits. Deposits are fully refundable until July 1, 2006. Make checks out to Bay Area Snow
Sports Council (BAC) with FWSA Steamboat noted in the “for” space. Please include the following
with your check: (1) your legal name and address, (2) phone number, (3) email address, and (4)
selected lodging. Send to: Bay Area Snow Sports Council (BAC)
c/o Norm Azevedo, 901 Sousa Dr., Walnut Creek, CA 94597-2922
Please send an email to [email protected] to confirm that you have sent a check.
For information contact Norm Azevedo at 925-944-9816, or email: [email protected]
FWSA CST # 2036983-40; BAC CST # 2050870-40
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Board of Directors
PRESIDENT
PAST - PRESIDENT
SECRETARY
TREASURER
MEMBERSHIP
TRAVEL
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
BENEFITS
COMMUNICATIONS
MARKETING
INDUSTRY LIAISON
DENNIS HEFFLEY
LINDA YAMAGUCHI
MARY AZEVEDO
WALTER JOHNSON
MICHELLE NIGHTENGALE
STEVE GREVSTAD
LINDA INDREBOE
PAULA KINAHON
SIEGFRIED KALTEIS
SCOTT BOWKER
DAVID CUNNINGHAM
925-825-3262
650-595-5008
925-944-9816
510-881-8201
209-571-8125
925-551-8374
408-248-8426
510-357-6127
925-229-1173
408-720-1454
510-504-3030
[email protected]
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Committee Directors
HISTORY
COMMUNITIES
WEBMASTER
DIRECTORY SALES
DIRECTORY EDITOR
COSMO DIFRANCESCO
SANDY KIYOMURA
LEE HOLZSCHUH
LINDA YAMAGUCHI
JIM KORN
510-471-6336
408-942-1747
650-595-5008
510-357-6127
[email protected]
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[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
League Officers
SINGLES LEAGUE PRESIDENT KAREN HALPIN
SINGLES LEAGUE RACING
CRAIG FAITEL
OPEN LEAGUE SKIERS PRES
OPEN LEAGUE RACING
JOHN SCHULTHEIS
925-313-9462
650-576-6677
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Website/Phone Numbers
BAC Web Site
BAC Newsletter e-mail
Singles League Racing
Open League Racing
Far West Ski - Association
Far West Ski - Racing
Web Cams on the Slopes
Road Conditions
Weather
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[email protected]
http://slracing.tripod.com/schedule.htm
www.olrc.org
www.fwsa.org
www.fwra.com
www.magnifeye.com
1-800-427-7623 or www.skibac.org
www.nws.mbay.net/home.html
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