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Published on the Mountain • Carrabassett Valley • Maine • Skiers Homecoming 2014
What’s Inside
2 • Upcoming Ski Club
3 • Homecoming
events
4 • Sugarloafers to be
Oktoberfest
inducted into Maine
Ski Hall of Fame
6 • Chateau des Tagues
7 • Maine Huts &
razed for bowling alley
Trails news
10 • CVA’s New Coaches
12 • The Birth of Sugarloaf
13 • Flashback
Village
14 • Multi-gen Project
Sugarloaf Mountain
Ski Club Officers
President - Bruce Miles
V. President - Steve Schaefer
Treasurer - Phil Hunter
Secretary - Nancy Holliday
Board of Directors:
Ragan Beauregard, Ginny Bousum,
Greg Foster,Venise Fournier,
Tom Hildreth, Kim Kearing,
Jennifer McCormack, Rick Ray,
Birch Royall, Lev Steeves,
John Thompson, Joyce Tobias,
Joe Tutlis, Peter Van Alstine
Jim McCormack - SMC
Eric Chamberlin - CVA
Ski Club Members:
Approx. 1,300
President’s message
Welcome home Sugarloafers,
As usual for this time of year, we
have been having some frosty
nights and some warm days. Last
week, we all got excited when
the snowmakers fired up the
guns to make sure everything
was up to snuff.You will remember last spring that John Diller
said we would be making snow,
weather permitting, a few weeks
earlier.This would hopefully
allow the mountain to open
with more terrain.
Danny Barker, the director of
Former Ski Club President G. Norton Luce receives an award for
the Sugarloaf Ski Club from USEASA President Paul Parker.
Grooming and Snowmaking, was
recently filling me in on some of
this summer’s on-mountain improvements. A new bridge was installed on Slasher, along with new
snowmaking pipe, making this important connector trail much easier to navigate, and enabling it to
open earlier. Another widening project was Peavey X-cut; there will be a lot more room at the
entrances from Hayburner and King’s Landing, making the cross-cut much more user friendly.
Also, my view from the Ski Club office is getting better.The east end of the Base Lodge is getting a
much needed facelift. Between that and the new paint job on Gondola Village, things are looking
pretty spiffy on this side of the mountain.
The big news this year is the return in March of the US Alpine National Championships; the last
time we hosted this event was in 2008. It will be exciting to watch the US Ski Team once again race
on our Narrow Gauge trail. Although it is certainly a biggie, the US Alpine Nationals is just one of a
very full slate of events lined up for this season. In March and early April, we will be hosting Nor Am
speed finals and U16 Alpine Championships, as well as the annual Seth Wescott Snowboardercross
event, USCSA Championships and several freestyle events. Besides having great competition venues,
Sugarloaf has a great ski club that supports all levels of competition; this is a big reason that high
level events keep coming back to us. All of you who are part of the Sugarloaf Mountain Ski Club
should be very proud.
As you can see from our calendar we will have a full slate of social events this year, from the ever
popular Oktoberfest, beer tastings, and midweek socials, to our annual signature event, the Snowball.
This year, the event features the very popular group North of Nashville. I hope to see many of you
at some or all of these events.
Have a great season, and we’ll see you on the hill,
Bruce
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2014-15 Ski Club Events Calendar
For more information about these events and to view our complete calendar of events,
check out our website at www.sugarloafskiclub.org
Homecoming
October 11-12
Ski Club Desk
Base Lodge
Saturday from 9 to 3,
Sunday from 9 to noon
October 11
Oktoberfest
Outdoor Center
• Social for Ski Club members
4:30 to 5:30 pm
• Dinner for general public
5:30 pm
Tickets are available on the
club website (tickets must be
purchased by October 7)
Upcoming
November 29
Competition Volunteers
Social
Competition Center
5 to 7 pm
January 10
Ski Club Annual Meeting
Carrabassett Library Begin
Room
Mark your calendars for the annual Snow Ball on March 14.
Popular band North of Nashville will provide the entertainment.
February 7
Beer Tasting
Outdoor Center
January 24
Sugarloaf Charity Summit
www.sugarloaf.com/charity
February 17
Spaghetti and Skating Party
Outdoor Center
March 14
Annual Snowball
With North of Nashville
King Pine Room
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Oktoberfest at Homecoming Weekend
Peter Van Alstine, Social Committee Chair
Join us once again and celebrate Oktoberfest during Homecoming Weekend on
Saturday, October 11th, at the Outdoor Center. Festivities will begin at 4:30 pm
with a cocktail hour for all Sugarloaf Ski Club members, and prospective members.
Wine and German beer will be served.
At 5:30 pm, an Oktoberfest dinner will be served.The all-German dinner will feature
bratwurst, cabbage soup, sauerkraut, potato, and apple strudel.
German beer will be included
until the keg runs dry. Non-alcoholic beverages will be included,
or you may BYOB.This will be a
fun event! Ski Club members and
the general public are invited.
The cost is $22/person.
Club members Mary Collins and Bob & Betty
Dinner reservations must be
Crane catch up on their summer's activities.
made by Tuesday, October 7, online at the Sugarloaf Ski Club store,
by email: [email protected], or leave a message at the club office: 237-6955.
Serving up Bratwurst for the Oktoberfest
dinner at the Outdoor center.
The Ski Club looks forward to seeing its members and all Sugarloafers at Oktoberfest
on October 11th at the Outdoor Center.
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News From the
Ski Museum of Mane
Four Sugarloafers to be inducted into the Maine Ski Hall of Fame
at Lost Valley on Friday evening, October 24, 2014
Ski Museum
of Maine
Bruce Miles,
Executive Director
256 Main St
Kingfield, Maine
207-265-2023
Email:
info@skimuseumof
maine.org
Winter hours:
Mon-Thurs
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Fri-Sun
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
With the induction of the Class
of 2014, the number of skiers
recognized by the Hall of Fame
since its first induction banquet
in 2003 will reach 105.
The Maine Ski Hall of Fame
was formed to recognize those
Maine skiers that have brought
distinction to Maine skiing or
made significant contributions
to the sport. They may
include competitors, coaches,
instructors, ski patrollers, ski
area builders, managers and
volunteers. As a division of the
Ski Museum of Mane, the Hall
of Fame records the history of
Maine skiing through the
biographies produced for
each class.
Brud Folger was a successful
competitive skier in high
school and college who made
his mark in coaching. He
coached the UMO ski team
for 28 years, competing in
NCAA Division I against the
top teams in the country. During his tenure he had many
skiers qualify in all four events,
and his teams won the Maine
State Ski Championships four
times in a row.
Nikki Pilavakis-Davoren
won her titles in boarder cross
before it was an Olympic
event, which is why her victories are unknown to many. She
started on a newly formed European tour and won enough
prize money to focus on SBX
full time. In 1999, Nikki won
the title of Women’s World
Champion. In four short years
she had become the best female SBX competitor in the
world.
Rob and Anna Parisien
are joining their sister Julie in
the Maine Ski Hall of Fame,
becoming the first family to
have three siblings so honored.
While Julie is better known,
Rob and Anna had outstanding
ski racing careers leading to
the Olympics in 1992 for Rob
and in 1994 for Anna. After
attending Burke Mountain
Academy, where both had
impressive junior results, it
was on to USSA competition.
Anna dominated J-II and J-I
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competition, earning a place
on the US Ski Team in 1991.
She retired from ski racing
after the 1994 season at age
21. Rob earned his spot on
the US Ski Team in 1987 and
was the top American finisher
in GS in the 1991 World
Championships, and in the
Albertville Olympics in 1992.
Like his sister, he retired early
to attend college, graduating
from the University of Colorado in 1995 and Dartmouth
Medical School in 1999.
The other four inductees
include Carl Burnett who was
paralyzed below the waist in a
car crash at the age of five and
took up disabled skiing at age
12.Three years later he swept
all four junior national titles.
Named to the US Disabled
Team in 1998, Carl went on to
compete for nine years in
Nor-Am World Cup and
Olympics as a sit skier. He
skied in the Paralympics in Salt
Lake City in 2002, and in
Torino, Italy in 2006, where he
finished 5th in the Downhill.
Bill Briggs was born in Augusta without a hip socket on
his right side, and had to have
surgeries as a child simply to
make it possible for him to
walk.While his doctors believed he would eventually
spend his life in a wheel chair,
he proved to be a natural athlete who taught himself to ski.
He was certified as a ski instructor and became associated with Snow King Mountain
in Wyoming. It was on much
bigger mountains where he
became a legend in skiing.
After completing a series of
climbs and descents of major
mountains, including Mt.
Rainier, Bill had his hip permanently fused and in June, 1971,
after hiking to the top, he skied
the 13,770 foot Grand Teton.
His feats led to his induction
into the US National Ski Hall
of Fame.
Tom Gyger is one of those ski
patrolmen who have done a
lot more than just show up
and patrol weekends. Rather
than settle for simply meeting
the standards of a Senior Patroller, Tom got involved as a
first aid instructor and served
on the first aid staff of the
Eastern Division’s Junior Seminar. He then went on to serve
on the National Junior Seminar’s Medical Staff.When National Ski Patrol transitioned
from Red Cross First Aid to its
own Winter Emergency Care
program,Tom was in the middle of the work to make sure
everything went smoothly. For
his work and devotion he was
awarded the NSP Gold Merit
Star.
Dave Carter was an out-
standing cross country competitor in high school and college, but his biggest
contribution came in developing cross country ski centers in
Oxford and Bethel, where he
led countless young athletes
into the sport. By introducing
so many to the sport, Carter
has enhanced the cross country experience for skiers
throughout Western Maine.
Reserve your seat now for
the Maine Ski Hall of
Fame dinner on October
24th at Lost Valley. Go to
www.skimuseumofmaine.org to reserve your
seat early as it is usually a
sellout. As well, if you
know of someone deserving of this recognition,
nomination information is
on the museum website.
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Chateau des Tagues
razed to make way
for Sugarbowl
A Valley landmark has been razed to make way
for a new bowling alley and restaurant.
“Sugarbowl” will open this winter.
One of the original “Valley”
hotels, the Chateau des Tagues,
was built by Sugarloaf Ski Club
member Leo Tague. It was a
smaller building, simply called
“Tagues”, and it was across the
street from the most recent
location. After a fire leveled
the original building, Leo decided to build something
grander on the present day
site. He called it “Chateau des
Tagues”. Along with Judson’s
and later The Red Stallion, it
was one of the “places to go”
in the Valley.
Chateau des Tagues changed
hands many times over the
years, and operated under various names. Among them:The
Mayor’s Place,The Carrabassett Valley Yacht Club, and finally, the Carrabassett Inn.
Below is a timeline, put together by “an old Sugarloafer”,
of its owners.
1957 - 1960 • Harold L.Tague
1960 - 1971 • Leo R.Tague
1961 • Tagues on west side of
Route 27 burns. Leo Tague
builds new building on east
side of Route 27
1971 - 1973 • Ronald E.Trip
1973 • Joseph & Lois Labeau
1973 • Jay L. Enterprises, Inc.
1974 - 1976 • Franklin Lee
Norton, Jr.
1976 - 1981 • Leo R.Tague.
During this time the operation
was leased out to others, including Ed Rogers and Roger
Marin
1981 - 1989 • Austin C.
Hodgkins, Jr.
1989 - 1991 • Valley Investors
1991 - 1995 • Diane &
Reginald Gordon
1995 - 2000 • William Nalle
& Gregory Kemp
2000 - 2004 • William R.
Walker, III & Faye Boyce
2004 - 2014 • Jeff & Mary
Jacques
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Fall happenings at Maine Huts & Trails
Learn more at MaineHuts.org
7th Annual Fall BBQ
Sunday, Oct. 12th
Each year, we hold a barbecue
to say thank you to our members and friends for helping to
support our vision of developing 180 miles of trails, constructing 12 eco-friendly huts
and ensuring free year-round
public access to our trail system.
This year’s event will be held
on Sunday, Oct. 12th from
11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at our
Poplar Hut.The menu will feature hearty, home-cooked
items like squash soup, homemade bread, pulled pork,
baked beans, apple cider and
more. Beer and wine will be
available for purchase.
Members eat for free, while
non-members pay $15/adult
and $7/child, or sign up for a
membership, eat lunch for
free, and support our mission.
Guided Fall Foliage Hikes
Join Maine Huts & Trails for a
guided hike up Bigelow Mountain. Enjoy stunning views from
the summit including views of
Maine’s fourth largest lake,
Flagstaff. Spend the day taking
in the natural beauty of Western Maine’s colorful fall foliage.
Bigelow Mountain is one of
Maine’s 4,000-foot peaks and,
while the hike is challenging,
going with a guide provides information on the area as well
as the comfort of hiking with a
group.
The hike is included during
two-night stays at Stratton
Brook Hut Oct. 17-19 (hike
on the 18th) and Oct. 24-26
(hike on the 25th).The stay
includes two dinners, two
breakfasts, and a packed trail
lunch to enjoy while on the
Bigelow summit. Call 207265-2400 to book your stay.
Fall Women’s Weekend
October 17-19
Enjoy a guided hike or bike ride,
yoga, wine tasting, painting and
personal development classes
at the Fall Women's Weekend,
Oct. 17-19 at Stratton Brook
Hut.Women's Weekend guests
will enjoy all of the amenities
offered at Stratton Brook Hut,
including comfortable beds, hot
showers and facilities, a gear
shuttle, and locally sourced
meals, along with a special
wine presentation.
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available at Mainehuts.org/
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Last Chance for Locals Day
October is the final month to
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A big selection of your favorite beer and
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Our qualified butchers will cut you a
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New CVA Coaches
The CVA Alpine and Snowboard programs have grown significantly since last season. To keep up with
this growth, CVA has brought four new coaches on board. The three alpine coaches are Matt Murphy,
David Hamblet, and Sean Chatellard. Benjamin Bisson fills out the roster as a snowboard coach.
Matt Murphy will be headingup the CVA U16 program.
Matt started his career with
the CVA Weekend Program,
and then worked as an intern
with the Swedish National
Alpine Men's Team. He then
moved west to work with the
Park City Ski Team as the U16
alpine coach, and the University of Utah Alpine Ski Team.
Matt returned east to coach
with the Stratton Mountain
School in Vermont as the
Men's FIS coach. Over the last
twelve years, Matt has been a
private coach to many top
performing athletes in the
Northeast. In addition to private coaching, Matt was the
Alpine Program Director/U16
Coach for the Black Mountain
Alpine Ski Team in Jackson,
NH. Matt is a certified USSA
Alpine Coach, Level 3 USSA
National Sports Science Acad
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Certified Nutrition Counselor
and founder of Newtrition
360. During Matt's coaching
career he has guided athletes
from every program to become top performers. Many of
the athletes Matt has coached
have gone on to the U.S. Ski
Team, NorAm, NCAA, Eastern
Cups, and success at the local
and regional levels.
David Hamblet will serve as
the Alpine Weekend Program
Manager and an assistant
U14/U16 Coach. David raced
from age 8 to 18, and then got
his degree in Business Admin
istration from the UNH Whittemore School of Business.
After college, he spent 5 years
coaching at the high school
level, where he coached three
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boys to state championship titles. David then went back to
racing for a few years, competing in the New England Masters program and taking part
in one regional and one National Championship event. In
2007, he went back into
coaching at Gunstock Ski Club
(GSC), where he coached at
the J5 level for a few years. For
the past three seasons he has
been the lead CVA J4/U14
coach and full-time midweek
coach for U10's to U14's.This
past season, along with heading the U14 program with
30+ athletes and 4 coaches,
David was the lead coach for
GSC's brand new winter-term
with 16 athletes, three coaches
and two teachers. During the
past three seasons he has
coached 9 athletes to Eastern
Regional events and four to
Can-Ams, with one podium
finish at Can-Ams. During his
eight years at GSC, David has
served on the Board of Direc-
tors for seven years, six of
those as Vice President of the
organization.
Sean Chatellard will join
Doug Williams and Chip
Cochrane in coaching the
U18/U21 athletes. Sean was
born and raised in the ski
towns of Megève and Chamonix in the French Alps - he
grew up right in the center of
the alpine ski industry. Mentored and coached by his
father Jean-Pierre Chatellard
(World Cup and Olympic Ski
Coach), Sean was privileged to
travel the world and train with
World Cup skiers throughout
his ski racing career. After racing FIS, Sean played three
years as a semi-professional
tennis player on the Futures
(ITF) and FFT tours in Europe.
He then returned to the
United States to pursue a career in ski coaching. For the
past two years Sean has been
coaching at the Aspen Valley
Ski Club as a U16 coach, and
coaching at a world class tennis academy in South Carolina
during the summer months. In
addition, Sean speaks four languages: English, French, Japanese and Spanish, and is also a
free-lance cinematographer
video/photo editor. Sean's really looking forward to bringing
his international knowledge
and experiences as a high level
athlete and coach to the CVA
Alpine team.
Benjamin Bisson, an alumnus
of CVA from the class of 2009,
joins the coaching staff this
year as head development
coach. During his time at CVA
he competed in the US Snowboarding Revolution Tour,
Sprint Grand Prix, USASA Nationals, and Billabong World
Junior Pro. He was a CVA Elite
Team member and on the
USASA All American Snow
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The Birth of
Sugarloaf Village
Reprinted from Eastern Ski Bulletin, November 1960
“Year Round Recreational area Planned at Sugarloaf”
Kingfield, Me — Plans for a permanent village and recreational area on an 1800-acre
tract at the base of Sugarloaf mountain here have been announced.
Land for the development has been acquired by the Bigelow Corporation, headed by
George Fred Terry III, of Waterville.
Terry said that while the development was prompted primarily by the growth of
Sugarloaf Mountain as a major ski resort, the corporation envisions it as a year round
recreational area.
Across Town Line Road from Hug’s Restaurant,
this landmark is at an entrance to Sugarloaf
Village. The monument was designed and built
by Sugarloaf Village resident and architect
Charlie Hosford. He had a camp, which
included a tower, in Sugarloaf Village, and it
was featured in “Look” magazine in the 1960s.
Officers of the new corporation, in addition to Terry, include Adrian Asherman,Waterville, secretary-treasurer; Harvey Boynton, Kingfield, vice president, and Ralph
Clark, Gardiner, clerk. Directors include George Terry, Adrian Asherman, Harvey
Boynton, Jay Winter, Parker Poole and Alden MacDonald.
[Editor’s note:The 1,800 acres acquired by Bigelow Corporation encompassed land
going to the top of Bigelow Hill, as well as some of the land for today’s Sugarloaf
Golf Course. Sugarloaf Village as we know it today makes up only a small portion of
the original tract.]
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Left to right: Ginny Bousum, Hillary Hendrick Bousum, Isabella Bousum,
G.W. "Gus" Bousum, Scarlett Bousum, Bailey Sitz, Eliza Sitz, Serena Sitz, Steve Sitz.
Four generations of Bousums 1st - Al Dyer, “Took up skiing a the age of 70 so he could see why we loved it so much” 2nd - Ginny
and the late G.William “Bill” Bousam; 3rd - G.W.“Gus” Bousam; 4th - his daughters Bella and Scarlett; 3rd - Gina Bousam; 4th - her
daughters Eliza, Serena and Bailey Sitz.
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Maine Huts & Trails Continued from page 7
at Maine Huts & Trails. On three of the remaining Tuesdays this
month – Oct. 7, 14 and 21 – residents of Franklin and Somerset
Counties can stay overnight for half price at Poplar, Stratton Brook
or Grand Falls huts. Advance reservations are required to receive
the discount. Call 207-265-2400 to book your stay.
More Trails to Ride
Did you know that the Carrabassett Valley area has more than 45
miles of mountain bike trails for public use? Maine Huts & Trails allows mountain biking on nearly its entire trail network, with connections to the Narrow Gauge Path and other routes that make
hut-to-hut biking possible. MH&T trails are open for riding
through October, weather permitting. Mountain bikes with knobby
tires are recommended on MH&T trails.
CVA Coaches Continued from page 11
board Team. After graduating from CVA, Benjamin attended Westmont College, Santa Barbara, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts
in studio art. For many summers he has worked as waterfront director for Chop Point Camp, where he certified and oversaw all
lifeguards, staff and campers. He has also worked as a certified
Wilderness First Aid Trip Leader, tasked with leading wilderness
hiking and canoeing trips into wilderness areas of New England.
Most recently, he has been using his knowledge of marketing, social media, and Internet SEO as a real estate sales agent & marketing/web manager at Bisson Real Estate. Benjamin is looking
forward to bringing his love of snowboarding and the outdoors to
CVA's Development Team.
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For all your Sugarloaf Area
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Sugarloaf Groceries
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237-2200
Mountainside Grocers
just before entrance to
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237-2248
Anni’s Market
Main Street Kingfield
265-2664
Ayottes Country Store
in the Valley
235-2443
John Beaupre "72" and Bob Thomas "82"
Proprietors
We treat all pet
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Maine Veterinary Referral Center
in Scarborough. Maine
Open every day year round including weekends and holidays.
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On the Mountain • Village West #13
Carrabassett Valley, Maine 04947
www.sugarloafskiclub.com
Harvey Packard (on the left) and the late Dick Allison were
members of Harry Baxter's Sugarloaf Ski School in the mid
1960's. A Celebration of Life is planned for Dick at the
Outdoor Center on Sunday Oct. 12 at 5 pm. Pot Luck,
BYOB and bring a story if you have one.
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