1. food and drink
2. beverages
3. alcoholic beverages
4. cocktails and beer

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January
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POWDEREXPRESS
fall LIne
Park City, Utah March 1st through March 8th
bar had great burgers along with many other choices, or at
the base of the town lift was The Cabin. While The Cabin
did not serve food many places around would deliver a
st
On Sunday March 1 31, lucky people boarded the plane
meal there for your enjoyment. What made The Cabin great
to head to Park City, Utah. I say lucky because while the
- (aside from their special Bloody Mary) the bartenders,
area was in a drought we had Colleen F. on our trip, and she
Sasquatch & Yeti were fabulous. They even created a new
is a professional “snow dancer” who can bring snow to any
drink for Tamika McCoy which she named “The Real McCoy”
area. Over the years she has learned how to control her
and it was amazing. I am sure she will share the recipe
“dance” so that we get the snow at the resort and not at
with you, but to get the real thing you will have to join Fall
home. She started the minute we landed and it started
Line next time we are headed to Park City and actually pay
snowing that night. Great job Colleen!!
your respects to the mountain at The Cabin and ask SasOur condos weren’t quite ready for us but since Ken H.
quatch to make it for you.
had arrived early on his own,
After a hard day of skiing on
his condo was ready which
Monday Chris V, Sandy G &
he graciously opened for
Tamika M held a happy hour at
anyone needing a place to
their condo. A great time was
hang out while they waited
had by all as we shared our stofor their condo to be ready.
ries and swapped favorite trail
Thanks Ken. Some people
names to make sure we were
chose to walk around town,
getting the most out of the
grab a bite to eat and get
mountain. If you truly wanted
familiar with the area. After
to get the most out of your ski
arriving at the condo and
day stick with Ken H. who is said
getting settled, a few of us
to have hit 25 trails before lunch.
walked up the hill to Wasatch
Colleen F.’s dance was still goBrew Pub for a light bite to
ing strong and we had more
eat and watch the snow fall
powder on Tuesday and Wednesbefore getting a good night
day. A total of 20 inches of
sleep for the real reason we
(l to r) Tamika, Janice, Sara, Tom, Deb, Marion & Joe
snow ensured that every trail
came out… SKIING
was opened. Many went to the
Monday we all awoke to
Silver Spur on Tuesday, for drink, wings and burger specontinued snowing and hit the slopes. We were staying at
cials.
Park Station Condos which was a short walk to the town lift.
Wednesday night we all met up at No Name Saloon for
At the bottom of that lift was a great little restaurant which
the
midweek party, and a great time was had by all. We
many stopped at for a quick breakfast before taking the lift
were
in the upstairs bar area that had an outside deck.
to the fun. It continued snowing all day so each trail was
Ken
H,
Jane G, Doug M, Fran D & Craig D all went to Alta
awesome. You could find the steeps and bumps or the newly
that
day
and skied so hard that Ken, Jane & Doug were too
groomed trails to speed away. This mountain truly has
wiped
out
to join us. You guys missed a good time. But,
something for everyone.
By Sara Walls
There were two places that everyone loved. Collies Sports
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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
2015-16 OFFICERS
Hi Everyone!
Well, I just wanted to thank all of you who voted in our
elections and because of your input we will be starting
this New Year with a most fantastic board! I want to
thank our outgoing board members for their dedication
over the past several years to support our club. As you
know, these are voluntary type positions and those who
serve give up much of their time to make this club better
for YOU, THE MEMBERS.
Please start looking at our social calendar now as Nona
has planned some wonderful events to keep us all connected through the off-ski season months. Come out and
mingle with us at our happy hours that Jeannie plans for
us each Friday. Let's make Steve Archibald's golf event
in May a huge tribute in his memory. I don't even golf
and I am definitely going to honor Steve and his huge
contribution to Fall line Ski Club over the years. Also,
please take time to come to our Mixer Meetings at
Pennsauken Country Club. The staff there has been very
accommodating to the club to prepare specials for dinner
before the meeting with our fabulous server, Jessica. You
can come out and get specials prices as a FLSC member
for your dinner and drinks.
I also want to thank all the members for their wonderful response to our email weekend trip survey. The Winter
Trip Committee and the Board appreciates those that took
the time to fill it out for us. It is important to hear what
you have to say. If you have any ideas of how to make
this club better please see me or the board members at
any meeting.
Thank you, everyone, for listening and I hope to see
all of you soon.
Chris
About this Newsletter
Questions? Comments? Ideas?
Please Contact:
Janice Lynch, Editor
[email protected]
Newsletters can be found on-line at:
www.FallLineSkiClub.org
If you do not wish your name and/or photo to appear
in the newsletter or on-line, please request it in writing to
the trip leader PRIOR to the trip.
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Officers:
President - Chris Vitale...............................609-410-6156
President-Elect - Susan Armstrong………..215-292-9464
Secretary - Debbie Cary..............................856-854-7835
Treasurer– Monica Stingel.….………………856-428-0236
Treasurer-Elect - Joe Broski.........................609-575-1395
Board Members:
Laura Kiefer
Nona Luce - Social Activities Chair………..856-778-1942
Janice Lynch - Newsletter Editor.…………856-858-6411
Jeannie Nelson………………………………856-889-5100
Patty Shearer - Winter Trip Chair...............856-220-5419
Club Phone...................................................856-931-4462
MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
Fall Line Ski Club membership begins May 1 and ends
April 30. Membership applicatioons for renewals and new
membership are accepted anytime during the year. The
membership fee is $25.00 until August 31, 2015 and $30.00
afterwards.
Members have the privilege of attending all Fall Line Ski
Club activities during the summer season as well as next ski
season. Membership applications may be obtained at any
Mixer Meeting, on the penultimate page of most newsletters, at our web site at www.FallLineSkiClub.org or through
the mail by contacting:
FLSC
112 Stephenson Way
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006-2229
Phone: 215/357.2305
eMail: [email protected]
The membership application should be completed in a
legible manner to ensure the proper forwarding of all
club correspondence. Any member not receiving the
newsletter should stop at the membership table during a
Mixer Meeting.
Changes in address or phone numbers should be reported as soon as possible so that you may remain informed of all Fall Line events and activities.
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ATCO TO MARGATE BIKE RIDE 2015
By John Kennedy
2016 – Trip Destinations
Big Sky, MT (ESPC Carnival Trip) – January 16-23
Mark June 6 on your calendar as Fall Line makes its
annual trek to the shore. This is a leisurely ride (average
speed 12-15 mph, but go at your own pace) to Maynard’s
Café, at 9306 Amherst Ave, in Margate, NJ. It’s about 55
miles and is a great training ride for those contemplating
the ACS (which is the following weekend) and MS-150
rides in October. We start at the NJ Transit station in
Atco. The parking lot is
off of the northbound
lanes of Route 73. We
begin to arrive around 8
AM for an 8:30 departure. The route
goes
out
Jackson
Road to Atsion Rd., down
206, into Hammonton, through
scenic Mays Landing past Lake
Lenape, Egg Harbor Township, Somers
Point, and crosses 2 bridges into Longport before the final push up to Margate. Along the way,
we’ll stop for breakfast in Hammonton, a quick beverage
at Testa’s in Mays Landing and maybe a stop at Dairy
Queen in Somers Point. Directions are provided. We
hope to have a support vehicle (calling John Steel!! We
would be delighted with your presence once again!) for
those who decide to take the easy way down. I will ask
for a donation from the cyclists to compensate our support drivers for backing us up.
For the trip home, we continue biking up to the Atlantic City rail station at the Convention Center. Cost to return to Atco with your bike is about $5.00. The trip is
asphalt all the way, although most of the riding will be
on the shoulders so it may not be all that smooth. I’d
like a head count, so if you’re interested, please dust off
your bikes, pump your tires, and e-mail me at
[email protected]
Steamboat, CO – January 30 - February 6
Snowmass/Aspen, CO – February 20-27
Madesimo, Italy – February 26 - March 5
Tuscany, Italy – March 5-8
Snowbird/Alta, UT – March 12-19
Killington, VT – January 8-10
Sunday River, ME (3 nights/3 days) – February 5-8
Mixer Meeting Schedule
May 19, June 16, July 21, August 17
WINE TASTINGS
By Joe Broski
ABC Summer Wines (Anything But Chardonnay)
Friday, May 1, 7:00 p.m. Joe Broski will be introducing us to new wines to be enjoyed
poolside, at the shore, or at that special
dinner on your deck. Limited
to the first 16 responders (or waiting
list.)
Wine, light
appetizers, dessert
included
$20. Will be at his
house in Columbus. Reply
to: [email protected].
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then again you got to Ski Alta, way to go!
Thursday brought blue skies with plenty of sunshine
which was a great day to head over to the Canyons. After
a day of skiing we all met at Murdock’s for a happy hour.
Vail Resorts kicked in a little something to help pay for
the happy hour.
Friday was another blue ski day where many headed
over to Deer Valley. Not only is Deer Valley famous for
their groomed trails but, they are one of the few places
that does not allow snow boarders. Not sure which one I
prefer but, for those two reasons Deer Valley is one of my
favorite mountains. Some found another reason to love
WESTMONT PUB CRAWL
SATURDAY, MAY 2ND AT 1 PM
Normally we request you to pray to the snow gods for
up coming outings but we’ve had a long, cold winter so
on May 2nd we are hoping for warm sunshine as we make
our way in Westmont for an afternoon pub crawl. Of
course, rain will not stop us!
We will meet at PJ Whelihan's at 1pm to taste a few
brews before taking a two-minute walk to the Irish
Mile. From there it is only a nine-minute walk to the Pour
House. The Keg and Kitchen is just a short two minutes
away. We are looking to end our tour at Brewsters where
there is music and a pool table.
Close to Brewsters and across the street is free parking. We plan to park there and walk down to PJ Whelihan’s so our car will be where we will end. Parking is also
at the Westmont PATCO High Speed Line station or you
can take the train to Westmont to avoid driving.
Every place we are going to has good food selections
along with beers so we can grab a bite to eat to start and
dinner to finish.
Wednesday night at the No Name Bar
(standing l to r): Laura, Fran, Marion, Tamika, Sara, Franklin,
Deb, Charlie, Harry (kneeling l to r): Craig & Janice
Deer Valley, the $18.00 Bloody Mary at St Regis hotel.
That night a group started at The Cabin. Many stayed but
some walked over to Collies for a bite to eat.
After a long day of skiing on Saturday, everyone was
sad that it would be our last day so we headed to High
West Distillery to partake in their famous batch of vodka
drinks and some wonderful food. Laura K, Bob A, and
condo mates Franklin C & Scott S held a “clean out the
condo” party. To make things interesting they planned a
scavenger hunt. The winners were Fran D, Craig D, Harry
S & George M getting all items on the hunt. Way to go
guys!!
I think this was one of my top favorite ski trips. Aside
from the accommodations and conditions we had a fabulous group of people who made it even more enjoyable. I
hope all that made this trip and many that didn’t will be
on the next adventure. As of the reading of this article the
winter trip committee has already put together next year’s
trips. Hope you will be on one with me! I would like to
thank everyone who helped load & unload the bus especially Bob A. I would also like to thank Ken H & Marianne
S for shuttling people around that was a big help!
On a side note, please join Deb & I for a pub crawl on
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This is an on your own event but please let us know if
you are coming so we can keep an eye out for you. Hope
you can join us.
Deb and Sara
609-757-8582
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FRIDAY, MAY 1ST
HAPPY HOUR AT BENIHANA CHERRY
HILL
5255 Route 70, Pennsauken, NJ 08109
Happy Hour Prices From 4:00 pm to
7:00 pm.
Yes, the same Benihana that has
highly trained chefs that delight customers
with intricate knife work and theatrics. Our Happy
Hour will be held in the Sushi Bar and Lounge for
dine-in only.
They are offering:
 $3.00 Sake
 $3.50 Bud Light
 $4.00 Kirin Light
 $5.00 Premium Well Drinks
 $6.00 Wines
 $6.00 Specialty Cocktails
 Special pricing on Sushi and rolls and
food.
For more information, call Jeannie Nelson 856889-5100.
FRIDAY, MAY 15TH
HAPPY HOUR AT P. F. CHANG’S
The Promenade at Sagemore
500 Route 73 South, Marlton, NJ 08053
Happy Hour Prices From 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm (most people
start arriving around 5 - NOTE special prices are in the
bar and patio only.
A new Happy Hour location for Fall Line, this upscale
Chinese restaurant chain was founded in 1993 by Paul
Fleming and Philip Chiang. The combination of Chiang’s
simplified Chinese cuisine and Fleming insistence on having American-style service, a wine list and a dessert menu
has made this restaurant a huge hit.
They are offering:
 $3.00 Bud Light Lager, Spiked Lemon Tea,
Cruzan Mongo Rum
 $4.00 Samuel Adams Seasonal, Piquitos Moscato, Manager’s Choice Craft Beer
 $5.00 Wells Drinks, $6.00 and $7.00 Wines
 $3.00 to $7.00 Food Choices
For more information, call Jeannie Nelson 856-8895100.
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FRIDAY, MAY 22ND
HAPPY HOUR AT KAMINSKI’S
BAR & GRILL
1424 Brace Road, Cherry Hill, NJ
Happy Hour Prices From 3:00 pm to 7:00
pm
(most people start arriving after 5:00
pm)
Join us at a Fall Line favorite. We will
meet out on the patio. Happy Hour specials start at 3:00 pm and run until 7:00
pm. They are offering: $3 Drink Specials,
$3 Fireballs, $2.50 Coors Light, with a
$6.00 bar menu.
Exclusive Soul featuring
Zach Bruce & Malice & Mario will be the musical entertainment from 5pm until
9 pm.
For more information, call Jeannie Nelson 856889-5100.
FRIDAY, MAY 29TH
HAPPY HOUR AT THE TAPROOM BAR &
GRILL
427 W Crystal Lake Ave, Haddonfield, NJ 08033
Happy Hour Prices From 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm
This is a favorite and popular Fall Line summer time
location and we are meeting out on the deck. They have
extended the happy hour time for Fall Liners with wristbands, which makes it so much better. Ask your bartender
for a wristband.
Join us for Fireball Friday, they are offering;
 $4.00 Fireball Shots
 $5.00 Cinnamon Toast Crunch Shots (Fireball
& Rum Chata)
 $5.00 Long Island Iced Teas
 $3.50 Flying Fish
 $1.50 All Domestic Drafts
 $3.50 All Premium Drafts
There is also a bar menu from $3.99 to $4.99. For
more information, call Jeannie Nelson at 856-889-5100.
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Fall Line Ski Club presents the
1st Annual Steve Archibald
NMemorial Golf Outing
Co
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A w t est
ar s/
ds
Last Day to Sign Up is May 5th Via Mail
To honor the memory of Steve, an avid golfer,
Fall Line will be hosting what promises to be an annual event.
All proceeds will be contributed to the
Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society (“PAWS”), Steve’s favorite charity.
Date:
Saturday, May 9, 2015
Course:
Golden Pheasant Golf Club
Tee-Time:
1:00 p.m. – Shotgun / Scramble Format
Price:
$75 per Golfer Includes: Golf, Cart, BBQ Dinner, Beer, Goodie Bag
SPONSORS:
We are seeking sponsors (both business and individual) as follows:
1. Hole Sponsor: $175, includes full color sign at hole, name in program, item / business card in
goodie bag, name in FLSC Newsletter and Website.
2. Golf Balls: $225, includes having your company name printed on 60 sleeves of balls, name in program, item / business card in goodie bag, name in FLSC Newsletter and Website.
3. Poker Chip Ball Markers: $250, includes your company name and contact information printed on
one side of the poker chip (150 chips), name in program, item / business card in goodie bag, name
in FLSC Newsletter and Website.
4. Cigar Fund: Seeking individual donations towards having a cigar placed in each goodie bag as a
tribute to Steve.
For additional information contact Patty Shearer at 856.220.5419 or [email protected].
REGISTRATION FORM
Name:
Mailing Address:
Cell Phone:
Handicap:
E-mail address:
☐
I do NOT have a foursome
☐
I already have a foursome and will be golfing with:
☐
I would like to sponsor:
☐
I am a non-golfer but would like to make a donation in the amount of:
I have enclosed my check made payable to FLSC in the amount of $
. Please put “SEA Golf” in the
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LAKE TAHOE – ESCAPE FROM THE BIG
CHILL…
chance had it ended up being a lousy ski week, we had
some rather luxurious lodging at the all suites Lake Tahoe
Resort Hotel. Located smack in the center of Tahoe, on
the California side, we were just a stone’s toss from NeBy Jeff Stein
vada’s smoke-filled casinos and just five minutes from
the
Heavenly gondola.
Think back to February of this year when the east
It did not take too long for the group’s adjustment to
coast was in the big chill and the snow machine was just
the
daily complimentary full cooked breakfast or afterhanging out over Boston. Perhaps the best place to be
noon
free happy hour drinks and snacks in the light-filled
was out west, way out west like California.
atrium.
And, had our arrival weather foreshadowed a
And on Saturday, February 7 at 6:55 AM, that is exactlimited
ski
week, that indoor pool and hot tub would also
ly what a sharp group of Fall Line
help in easing any frustrations.
skiers did as they departed the chills
At 4:30 PM on Saturday we had our
of Philadelphia for a fabulous ski
first “introduction” to the regular hapweek at Heavenly in Lake Tahoe,
py hours and the start of body condiCalifornia. The ride on that Saturday
tioning to our allotment of a complete
Southwest flight was a bit bumpy as
“have anything that you would like to
we made our way into Reno, Nevada
drink” bar. This introduction was folvia warm Las Vegas. If you are travlowed by our orientation hosted by a
eling that distance to an “almost”
Heavenly mountain representative.
there airport, and have two hours to
From the rep’s pep talk, it was becomkill until your next flight, no doubt,
ing clear that we could not judge a
Las Vegas is the hotspot to do this.
mountain by the outside weather at
Visiting the “Strip”…
6,400’ when at that level we could not
Although our visit to the “strip”
even begin to view the top of the gonwas in the form of a “flyby” nonethedola at over 9,000’ or see the summit’s
less we were greeted by banks of slot
10,000’ peak. With excitement, the
machines in the terminals at Las Vegroup rested up for Sunday’s 9:30 AM
gas’ McCarran International Airport.
gondola ride and special mountain
It was an ideal opportunity to try
tour.
your luck at “earning” a rebate on
Sunday’s Mountain Meeting and
the cost of that week’s trip. If we did
Weather Interruptions…
have a few winners that day, they
Lake Tahoe Resort Hotel Atrium
When we looked outside on Sunday
were mum about winning.
morning, the views were rather conSpring was Waiting for Us…
trasting. At ground level it surely was brown out there
Just after 11:30 AM we were taking off from the
and not too inviting for skiing. However, the views of the
“strip” for a much smoother and shorter flight into Reno.
surrounding mountain ranges depicted quite a different
It was before 1:00 PM that we arrived in the mild temperstory. The snow-capped ranges were foreshadowing quite
atures of Reno. By now we had plenty of time to forget
a different story neatly blended into the bright blue sunlit
about the winter on the east coast and begin acclimating
sky.
to spring in February out in the far west. And, now being
Fall Liners loaded into the gondola for the 2-½ mile
on west coast time, with that three-hour time difference,
ride up to Heavenly’s Tamarack base area for a meeting
time surely was on our side.
of sorts. At 9,000’ we were meeting both the mountain
Hello Lake Tahoe, California, But it is Looking Brown
and some fresh snow in almost spring conditions. The
Downtown…
calendar was showing early February, but the mountain
We loaded up the shuttle with all of our gear for the
was showing late March temperatures and conditions.
90-minute ride into Lake Tahoe, Nevada / California. But
Our special mountain tour with the group reps was
the ride was a bit concerning as we observed zero traces
suppose to show us the best of what Heavenly had to ofof the stuff that skiers come in search of…SNOW. And, as
fer. As the weather started changing quickly, those clear
we entered Lake Tahoe it was not looking very encouragsunny vistas and calm conditions were becoming memoing. It was not just brown, but wet with rain. Well at least
ries. Now nature was starting to show some of what it
on the plus side; the temperatures were very mild for earhad to offer.
ly February.
Stormy Side of Nature…
A Suite Week Ahead…
It was early February, but now the high winds, snow,
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ers as we checked in to our digs for the week. Just if by
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rain and warnings of lightning storms were occurring. As
threats of shutdowns to the gondola and major lifts were
pending, the experienced mountain guides were working
hard to provide us with alternative routes in an effort to
continue our group tours.
Some of the guides were able to stretch the tour into
the California side of Heavenly, but the luck was starting
to run out. The rain was prevailing, lightning storms were
on the horizon, and at 1:00 PM we were “politely” evicted
from skiing at Heavenly as the mountain was closed. But
back East we heard , New England was getting blanketed
with snow as the Pacific was being pelted by rain.
Fall Liners Making the Best of It...
Realizing that the weather was beyond their control,
the Fall Liners saw this afternoon break as an opportunity
to get an early start on shopping and relaxation. It would
just be a few hours before then next happy hour and some
extra party food from the welcome reception.
Getting Our Rewards + A Party…
On Monday, the inconvenience of being booted from
the mountain Sunday was about to be rewarded. It was
another day of very mild temperatures and rain at town
level. But all we needed to do was hop into the gondola
for our ride up to the 9,000’ level to find over 8” of fresh
powder along some spectacular vistas of Lake Tahoe. The
group had a very good day out on the slopes.
Later that day, following our “regular” gathering for
happy hours, it was time for Fall Line’s club party. We
convened at the Straw Hat Pizza eatery located in a
neighboring casino. It was time for more socializing and
checking notes on the group’s ski day over drinks and a
plethora of food. But a trip through a casino would never
be complete without trying one’s luck on the
“equipment.” For one lucky couple their small investment
in a slot machine paid off with a return in excess of $100.
It was like getting paid to take a ski vacation.
Why Ski at Just One Resort When You Can Hit Three?
A benefit of our great ski week at Heavenly was that
we had the options of enjoying two other top ski resorts –
Kirkwood and Northstar. And when you combine all three
destinations for a total of more than 10,000 acres, to some
degree, we were able to ski an area nearly twice the size
of Vail. During the week the Fall Liners took excursions to
both of these areas.
Having some more expert runs, and lacking the full
village footprint, Kirkwood is a bit like skiing at Colorado’s
Arapahoe Basin (“A-Basin”). Except that it is about 2-1/2
times larger. A-Basin has the East Wall and Kirkwood has
The Wall.
Rated as a “double expert” from its 9,400’ peak and a
narrow cornice entrance, The Wall emptied into some rather nice bowl skiing. Wide open and under those early
spring conditions and a brightly lit blue sunny sky, the
Kirkwood experience was one not to be missed.
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For a different type of variety, and perhaps a bit more
relaxing, our Northstar excursion also was one not to be
missed. With its village shops, outdoor ice rink, eateries
and village hotels, Northstar had that flavor of being at
Beaver Creek, Colorado. But the Northstar mountain footprint offers more than twice the amount of skiable acres.
For all the mild temperatures and early thaw conditions,
more than 90% of Northstar was open. It was just another
sunny day in paradise for the Fall Liners.
And The Week Just Kept Getting Better…
For the balance of our week, as the east coast and the
Boston area continued to deal the big chill and more precipitation, our weather and conditions were just heavenly
for early February. By Friday, spring skiing was in full
bloom as Tahoe town temps teetered in the 60’s. On the
mountain it was warm enough that clothing really became optional. Although some of the guy skiers were just
out there in skins, it was the “Cali-gal” outfits that were
catching a few eyes. All of those “outfits” had to be outdone by that gal skiing on Heavenly’s California slopes
wearing just that bikini. But, she appeared to be well protected with that helmet.
Packing it in and Packing it up…
Friday afternoon seemed to come quickly and this
group’s week at Lake Tahoe was drawing to a close. But,
of course it would not be complete without our daily happy hour in the brightly lit hotel atrium. It was a time for
more bonding, smiles, laughter and reflections over more
drinks and snacks.
Saturday morning, after one last breakfast buffet, we
loaded into our tightly luggage-packed shuttle for the 90minute trip to the Reno-Tahoe International Airport. It
was just another sunny, blue sky mild “spring” day in
February as the Fall Liners awaited to board a Southwest
flight back to Philadelphia after one more pass through
Las Vegas.
But We Did Arrive - Didn’t We?
It was a long travel day by the time that we returned
to a frigid, snowy Philadelphia. By 9:45 PM we were at
the gate at PHL and anxious to “deplane”. As we all know,
if you safely made it this far, the next step is a walk in the
park as the exit procedure is rather simple. But that was
not going to be on this night.
The outside weather was enough of a factor that the
Jetway could not be moved and we could not be offloaded. The fix was to move the plane one gate to the
right. As passengers were standing and beginning to remove items from the overhead, we now had to sit down
and prepare for takeoff as the aircraft was being towed
just to the next gate. Because we all wanted to just get
home, this delay probably took about 25 minutes, but felt
much longer. Our ski week at Lake Tahoe now became
one of fond memories.
I would like to extend a special thanks to everyone on
the trip for making my job fun and easy.
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May 2015 Fall Line Ski Club Social Activities
Or Reasons to Get Out of the House. . .
If you would like to join the Social Activities Planning Committee
or have an idea for an activity, contact [email protected]
Date
Event
Leader
Details
Price
May 6,
13, 20, 27
Movie Night at Ritz 16
A Carmike Theater in the
Ritz Center in Voorhees
Nona Luce
[email protected]
856-522-9867
Movie announced in weekly Club
Blasts. Trivia at Applebee’s after
the movie.
$5 Movie
$8.50 3D
OYO
May 1
ABC Summer Wines
(Anything But Chardonnay)
Wine Tasting
Joe Broski
[email protected]
Joe will host this event in his
home in Columbus. New Summer
wines will be introduced with
pairings.
$20
Limited to the first
16 responders.
Wine, lite apps,
dessert included.
May 1
Happy Hour at
Benihana Cherry Hill
5255 Route 70
Pennsauken, NJ 08109
Jeannie Nelson
856-889-5100
[email protected]
Meet in the Sushi Bar and
Lounge for dine-in only for happy
hour prices on food and beverages.
OYO
HH prices from
4:00 to 7:00 PM
May 2
Westmont Pub Crawl
With Deb and Sara
Deb Taraska and Sara
Walls
609-757-8582
Five stops for brews and food.
Start at PJ Whelihan’s at 1PM,
then Irish Mile, Pour House, Keg
& Kitchen ending at Brewsters.
Starting at 1 pm
OYO
Rain or Shine
Patty Shearer
[email protected]
(856) 220-5419
Cost includes golf, cart, BBQ
dinner, beer and goodie bag.
Must pre-register to play.
1:00 PM Shotgun Scramble Format
$75 per Golfer
Seeking Sponsors.
Proceeds go to
PAWS
May 15
Happy Hour at P.F. Chang’s
The Promenade at Sagemore
500 Route 73 South
Marlton, NJ 08053
Jeannie Nelson
856-889-5100
[email protected]
New Location for FLSC
Beverage and Food specials.
Meet in the bar and patio.
OYO
HH prices from
3:00 to 7:00 PM
May 22
Happy Hour at Kaminski’s
1424 Brace Road
Cherry Hill, NJ
Jeannie Nelson
856-889-5100
[email protected]
Meet on the Patio for food, and
beverage specials. Live music
from 5:00 pm until 9:00 pm.
OYO
HH prices from
3:00 to 7:00 PM
May 29
Happy Hour at The Tap Room
427 West Crystal Lake Ave.
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
Jeannie Nelson
856-889-5100
[email protected]
Ask bartender for wristband for
special pricing on beverages and
food. Celebrate Fireball Friday
with $4 Fireball Shots and $5
Cinnamon Toast Crunch Shots.
OYO
HH prices from
4:00 to 7:00 PM
Leisurely 55 mile ride to
Maynard’s Café in Margate. Asphalt all the way.
OYO
$5 return train to
Atco.
May 9
June 6
Steve Archibald Golf Outing
Golden Pheasant Golf Club
141 Country Club Dr.
Lumberton, NJ 08048
(609) 267-4276
Atco to Margate Bike Ride
8:00 AM meet at Atco train station.
John Kennedy
[email protected]
Contact John if riding.
Details for the above events is found in this newsletter, on our Fall Line Ski Club facebook page and on our website at
www.FallLineSkiClub.org, under the Social Events tab.
Dates, Events, and Details are subject to change.
If you have an event you would like to plan or would like to be a member of the Social Planning Committee, please contact Nona Luce at
[email protected] for more information.
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Fall Line Ski Club
P.O. Box 1535
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Address Service Requested
Please Visit Fall Line Ski Club’s Website @
www.FallLineSkiClub.org
“As featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer”
By now you should have gotten in your mail box your Fall Line Ski Club pre-printed
membership application. All you have to do is check the information to make sure it
is still current; then either mail your application (instructions on application) or
bring your application to the next mixer meeting with your check for $25.00 and
your membership will be renewed for 2015-16 year beginning May 1, 2015. If you
wait until September the price goes up.
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