March 2015
Volume 79 Issue 39
Monthly Newsletter
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Greetings
FOUR SEASONS WEST (4SW)
Ski & Snowboard Club, Inc.
The Club for ALL Seasons
Inside this issue:
Presidents’ Message
Winter Schedule
2
3
March Madness
Youth Program
4
5
Youth Ski /Snowboard
Mammoth Trip
6
7
Coaches Corner
8
Race Schedule
White Water Rafting
9
10
HouseBoat
FunFest
11
12
F.W.S.A. Event
President Invitational
15
16
18
19
20
22
Fleece Pullover
Order Form
Board/Staff Member
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President’s Message
As you are reading this message, we
are already in the month of March!
The year is quickly moving, and we
are more than half way through the
ski season. There are only a few
mountain trips left, and I hope that
you have joined us on at least one
event.
I would like to remind everyone to
always keep safety in mind when
you are involved in this sport.
Although we are having a great time,
injuries still occur and you must be
prepared just in case.
Here are some tidbits to keep in mind:
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Keep your body hydrated. Water is the best “lubricant”.
Remember to stretch before and after your physical event. Continue
to exercise in some form in between your mountain days.
Dress appropriately for the weather.
Keep your body fueled with the proper nutrients.
When riding in groups, it’s best not to be too close together. I’ve had
many collisions because someone did not see me and clipped my skis!
Let the speed demons go first. Watch the slower people in front of
you. If your group stops, each person should stop below the one who
is higher up in case someone slips and falls. Don’t stop in the middle
of the mountain because someone may run into you. The side of the
mountain is an ideal place to rest.
If you feel dizzy, take a break. The altitude may be affecting you.
Continue to stay hydrated.
Remember to have identification on you, including your insurance
card. Injuries are not common but they do occur.
Finally, if you have an injury, please follow the Dr.’s orders! Injuries may
become worse if ignored. Let’s be safe and have fun!
Jane
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FOUR SEASONS WEST SKI CLUB
WINTER SCHEDULE
(2014/2015)
Dec. 12-14, 2014
Ski & Snowboard Camp
Mammoth Lakes (Pat)
Jan. 15-19, 2015
Urban Winterfest
Mt Bachelor (David G.)
Jan. 23-25, 2015
Thrill Seekers
Mammoth Lakes (TBA)
Jan. 24, 2015
Learn-to-Ski/Board
Snow Valley (Sims/Pat)
Feb. 21, 2015
Learn-to-Ski/Board
Snow Valley (Sims/Pat)
Feb. 21-28, 2015
Black Summit
Snowmass, Col. (Ben Finley )
Mar. 20-22, 2015
UCLA Mammoth Trip
Mammoth Lakes (Jamic H.)
Mar. 14, 2015
Learn-to-Ski/Board
Local mountain (Sims/Pat)
Apr. 24-26, 2015
Youth Ski & Snowboard Camp
Mammoth Lakes (Sims/Pat)
Red=Mammoth Trip
Green = Local Mountain – Learn to Ski Trip
Black = Other 4SW Trips
TRIPLEADERS
BEN FINLEY
(310) 578-9613
DAVID GEIGER
(714) 745-9547
PATRICK HOLLOWAY
(323) 305-7777
CLIFFORD SIMS
(949) 770-3409
JAMIC HAMLIN
(310) 220-9945
WINTER DIRECTOR ----DAVID KENDRICK (323) 293-3309
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Coaches Corner
By Coach Kenneth Williams
“If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way.”, Dr. Martin Luther King.
I’m referring to our skiing at Mt, Bachelor, Oregon, the long weekend of the 2015
NBS Western Region’s Urban Winterfest, our annual celebration of the distinguished life and historic legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King. More than a dozen 4SW
members made the long trek to Bend, OR, a small town of nearly 81,000 visibly
happy residents. I won’t recount the goings-on off the slopes here – that’s likely
covered elsewhere in this edition. Instead, here’s a brief recap of the skiing, at
least for me (and the ‘Boardin’ for my roommate, Gary Everett).
A two and a half hour flight to Portland, OR, was followed by a short-hop, half-hour
flight to Bend. Friday’s weather and snow conditions were challenging for most, amenable for a few.
The next, day we drove the 21 miles to Mt. Bachelor while enjoying the scenic winter-scape surrounding us the latter two-thirds of the way.
That morning, thick fog, temps in the low 20’s and deep snow that had been thrown about by many
skiers in the days ahead of our arrival, combined to make for less than thrilling skiing. Nevertheless, my expert skills and wide (mid-fat) Blizzard Cochise
skis well equipped me for the trying conditions. Quiet but ready to rebalance arms, narrower stance for two-ski-platform stability, uninterrupted
forward stance; check, check, and check! Gary fared fairly well with his Advanced snowboarding skills, even learning to maneuver the bumps that pimpled every run, whether of the Blue Square or Black Diamond variety. Quiet
arms, forward stance, assertive edging; check, check and check!
After a yummy chili-dog lunch, I joined Gary in enjoying a Sunny and much
warmer (temps in the high 30’s) afternoon of semi-blissful skiing off of the Pine Marten Express, Outback Express and Sunshine Accelerator chairlifts. Northwest Express and Summit Express chairs
never opened, but we were highly satisfied with what we skied/’boarded.
Saturday was a wash-out, literally, for many, including Gary and I. It rained the entire day, rendering the conditions miserable and messy, at least in mine and Gary’s estimation. We skipped skiing
and returned to our Hotel room for some needed rest and relaxation.
Sunday’s drive promised better conditions with welcome Sunshine all the way to the
mountain. But upon arrival, the heavy overcast straddling its peak and outer
reaches prevailed, making visibility poor due to the flat light. A brisk wind threatened to lessen the otherwise acceptable conditions. And the snow was bullet-proof
despite having been groomed the night before; it had also frozen into near-cement
overnight. Skiing with Snow-Pro’s Forrest King-Shaw, Ernest Brown (both, Instructors at Squaw Valley), and Dino White (our veteran Instructor at Mammoth) on this
morning (Gary had opted to ‘Board with a new acquaintance), I enjoyed skiing with
excellent skiers who, like myself, negotiated the wide variety of terrain (the hallmark of Mt. Bachelor skiing, I think!) with smooth, graceful arcs of linked turns with
visible aplomb. We had a ball!
As the honored Dr. King said per his quote above, I was not able to do great things (ski the whole
mountain or more of its flanks all three days), I did do small things in a great way (ski trying conditions well, and skiing with Pro excellence).
(See the season race schedule elsewhere in this newsletter.)
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Race Schedule for the 2014/15 Ski Season
Date
12/12/14
thru
12/14/14
12/13/14
1/10/15
1/15/15
thru
1/19/15
2/21/15
Race
4SW Ski & Snowboard
Camp
Type
Location
Additional
N/A
Mammoth Mtn.
Mammoth Mtn.
LA Council Club Race
Giant Slalom (GS)
– Postponed to
January 2015
Slalom (SL) –
Postponed to
TBD date in February 2015
$349 for campers, $275 for First
Runners!
Open to all club racers
Mammoth Mtn.
Open to all club racers
NBS-WR Urban Winterfest 2015
GS
Mt. Bachelor
Ski Resort, OR
Open to all club racers
Mammoth Mtn.
Overlaps with NBS Summit week;
Open to all club racers
LA Council Club Race
LA Council Club Race
GS – Moved up
to January 2015
2/21/15
2-3 days during NBS Summit;
thru
Open to all club racers
NBS Summit
GS
Snowmass, CO
2/28/15
3/7/15
SoCal Championships/
GS on 3/7/15
&
Mammoth Mtn.
Open to all racers
Club Races
SL on 3/8/15
3/8/15
3/28/15
Far West Racing Assoc.
SL on 3/28/15
&
Mammoth Mtn.
Usually open to all racers
Championships
GS on 3/29/15
3/29/15
Notes:
Giant Slalom (GS) races require big, round turns with race gates set far apart (most like free
skiing); Slalom (SL) races require quick, short turns with race gates set closer (more technical racing).
Dates are tentative and subject to change due to weather, schedule changes, etc.
All races are by skill level, sex/gender, and incremental age groupings to ensure competitive
races.
All races require the payment of a small race fee (amounts TBD) to cover race costs.
Most Fridays preceding club races at Mammoth Mtn. include a Rokka League-sponsored race
clinic.
Pre-race training and post-race instruction must be pre-scheduled in advance through Ken Williams, 4SW Race Director, who can be contacted at (310) 245-7577 and [email protected].
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FUNFEST 2015
PUNTA CANA – THE REMIX
Nothing quite like a Zip Line Rush!
Barceló Barvaro Beach Resort Punta Cana D.R.
Saona Island Catamaran Excursion
YES!! We are headed back to the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC for more fun in the sun.
Not to mention more gourmet foods, more cocktails, more pool party, more line
dancing, more everything Caribbean. The resort and the fun is all-inclusive when
you make your ALL ACCESS travel plans with 4SW and the Western Region! You
know how we roll…so grab your posse and get onboard.
THE SCOOP
LODGING
FIVE NIGHT Land packages start at $855 per person based on double occupancy. All accommodations are located at the Barceló Bavaro Resort properties. The Western Region is ONLY OFFERING LAND PACKAGES AT THIS TIME. Offering LAND ONLY packages allows travelers to choose their
own flights with the benefits of securing flights that fit their preferred travel schedule, or payment
options (redeem miles, points, airline partner non rev, etc.). The WR does plan to offer a limited
number of airline seats for passengers who want the luxury of a full package, with a payment plan
and no worry about having to shop for flights.
For the LAND PACKAGES – NEW this year we are offering SUPERIOR HOTEL accommodations located on the exquisite white sandy beach , ADULTS ONLY (Barceló Bavaro Beach) resort side for
those seeking a bit more serenity and solace on their Caribbean getaway.
In ADDITION, we will again offer the JUNIOR SUITES with Jacuzzi tubs on your own private balcony. The JR. SUITE accommodations are located on the FAMILY (Barceló Bavaro Palace Deluxe)
side of the resort, in the energetic heart of all the activity.
You can choose your preference/passion
for lodging depending on what fits your needs and your budget. No matter which lodging you choose,
there are numerous options for bars, restaurants, pools and resort entertainment open to all resort
residents.
TRAVEL DATES
Nov 18 – 23, 2015. This means you arrive at your leisure on Nov 18, 2015 with your 5 nights lodging commencing on that date. Check out will be November 23, 2015. Extended stay options are
available up to 3 nights beyond November 23 rd based on availability. Make extension requests as
soon as possible.
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GROUND TRANSFERS
The Barceló Bavaro Resorts are located approximately 15 minutes from the newly expanded Punta Cana international airport. All ground transfers to the resort are the responsibility of the traveler and can be arranged
on an individual basis at the airport.
RESERVATIONS – TRIP OPENS JANUARY 15, 2015
We will begin accepting deposits for FUNFEST 2015 PUNTA CANA – THE REMIX effective January 15,
2015. All deposits should be submitted through a participating NBSWR club. The feasibility of registering for the
FunFest 2015 event online will be evaluated for those outside the region and/or those with no ski club affiliation.
AVAILABILITY
Space is currently limited to 60 reservations and will be processed on a first come first served basis – with deposit
receipt determined by postmark. Once all available space is booked to capacity, a waiting list will be established
and a bid to add more lodging will be submitted. Quoted land price is based on initial room block. Additional reservations are subject to availability and any applicable rate increase at the time of rebooking.
DEPOSITS
The DEPOSIT AMOUNT for the land-only package IS $100 PER PERSON plus $25 4SW Administration
fee. NON-REFUNDABLE. The deposit due for land packages with optional air add-on is $200 per person. Deposits may be TRANSFERABLE to another participant up to 61 days prior to departure. All checks should be made
payable to NEW HORIZON TOURS and mailed to 4SW FUNFEST Coordinator – ATTN: DJAE Edmonds, 4859 West
Slauson Avenue, Suite 600, Los Angeles, CA 90056.
OPTIONAL AIR-ADD-ON: We have received competitive group airfare quotes for travel from LAX, SFO & SAC at
this time and are currently offering optional AIR-ADD-ON for the convenience of those who do not want to shop
their own air. Should any departure city fall below the minimum seat requirement for a group (10), airfare would
need to be booked as individual fares and fares would be subject to change in accordance with the applicable individual fare at time of re-booking. Optional air-add-on is offered as a complement to the land only package. It is offered on a first deposit, first-come basis, and is offered as a priority to NBS Western Region
participants booking the Land package thru the Western Region. Seats are limited. Booking air with the
NBSWR will require an additional $100 per person non-refundable deposit. (i.e. if you book a land & air package,
deposit amount will be $200 per person).
FLIGHT ITINERARIES
Tue 17NOV15 UA 633 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
ARR
ARR
Wed 18NOV15 UA 1661 WASHINGTON, DC IAD
DEP 8:15AMREP
ARR
Mon 23NOV15 UA 1515 PUNTA CANA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DEP 1:49PMSEY
ARR
Mon 23NOV15 UA 1621 NEWARK/NY LIBERTY, NEW JERSEY DEP 6:30PMNIA
WASHINGTON, DC IAD
PUNTA CANA, DOMINICAN
Tue
ATLANTA GA
PUNTA CANA, DOMINICAN
17NOV15 DL 2258 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
Wed 18NOV15 DL 563 ATLANTA GA
DEP 10:30PM
DEP 10:45PM
ARR
ARR
DEP 11:00AMREP
6:29AM
1:06PM
NEWARK/NY LIBERTY, JER5:08PM
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFOR10:08PM
6:06AM
3:24PM
Mon 23NOV15 DL 912 PUNTA CANA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DEP 2:40PM
ARR
ATLANTA GA
5:30PM
Mon 23NOV15 DL 2258 ATLANTA GA
DEP 7:30PM
ARR
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
9:44PM
Tue 17NOV15 AA
DEP 11:59PM
MIAMI FLORIDA
PUNTA CANA, DOMINICAN
8:02AM
58 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Wed 18NOV15 AA 1502 MIAMI, FLORIDA
ARR
ARR
DEP 9:45AMREP
1:20PM
Mon 23NOV15 AA 1502 PUNTA CANA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DEP 2:20PM
ARR
MIAMI, FLORIDA
3:54PM
Mon 23NOV15 AA 2415 MIAMI, FLORIDA
ARR
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
8:50PM
DEP 6:25PM
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MISCELLANEOUS
Cost for JR DELUXE SUITES for the 5 night stay is $1,035 per person based on double occupancy.
Single supplements are available—for five night package, add $295 per person for Superior Hotel; add
$375 per person for Jr. Suites
Up to a 3 night-extension is available to NBSWR guests. Due to the limited number of flight schedule
deviations allowed by the airline, guests requesting extended stays may want to plan to book individual
air. Please call for rates to confirm individual extended stays.
SAMPLE PACKAGE PRICING – Add $25.00 4SW Administration Fee
Package 1
Hotel/Lodging Only-No Air
Package 2
Jr Suite/Lodging Only-No Air
$855 per person-double occupancy
$1035 per person - with a roommate
$1150 per person – single
$1410 per person - single
All Inclusive Barceló Bavaro Palace Deluxe
Superior Hotel Room on Adults Only Side
5 Nights Lodging
No Air/No ground transfers
All Inclusive Barceló Bavaro Palace Deluxe
Jr Suites w/Jacuzzi Tubs on Balcony on Family Resort Side
5 Nights Lodging
No Air/No ground transfers
For questions contact DJAE Edmonds, [email protected] 424-261-4859.
Horizon Tours Application: FunFest 2015 Punta Cana Trip Reservation Form LAND ONLY.pdf
FunFest 2015 Punta Cana Trip Reservation Form AIR ADD-ON.pdf
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – February 12, 2015
FAR WEST SKI ASSOCIATION SKI WEEK 2015
AT WHISTLER/BLACKCOMB SKI RESORT
WHISTLER, B.C.: The Far West Ski Association held its
annual Ski Week trip from January 31, 2015 to February
7, 2015 in Whistler, British Colombia, Canada.
The Far West Ski Association, founded in 1930, is a volunteer non-profit
organization representing 160 affiliated ski clubs located throughout nine
regional councils in the states of Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii,
Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. The
Association conducts active programs in public affairs, skier safety, ski
heritage, athletics, racing, communications, travel, council development, ski
industry, and community outreach.
More than 370 participants enjoyed the weather, great terrain, and amenities
offered at Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort, site of the 2010 Winter Olympics.
The fun was enjoyed by members of eight ski councils across the western
United States.
The Joe Ross Award, given to the club with the most race
points at Ski Week, went to Aerospace Ski Club; the All Council’s Award given
to the council with the most race points went to Bay Area Snow Sports Council;
the Council Challenge was awarded to Sierra Council, and; the Council
Costume Challenge was awarded to the Bay Area Council Pirates.
The Far West Ski Association is most appreciative of all the efforts of Ondrea
Ross, Group Sales Account Executive at Whistler Blackcomb, Mandy Rousseau,
Group Sales Event Coordinator at Whistler Blackcomb, Cate Webster, Race
Department at Whistler Blackcomb and Gloria Saiya-Woods, Group Mountain
Vacation Specialist at Ski.Com.
The 2016 Far West Ski Association Ski Week will be held from January 30 to
February 6, 2016 at Telluride Ski Resort.
In addition, the 83rd Annual Far
West Ski Association Convention is scheduled for June 5-7, 2015 at the Town
and Country Resort & Convention Center in San Diego, California, hosted by
the San Diego Council of Ski Clubs.
For additional information regarding the
Far West Ski Association, please visit www.fwsa.org.
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We’re Going to Italy
“The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page”
St. Augustine
It’s been about 15 years since 4SW has experienced the wonders of Europe! Now that
the value of the Euro against the dollar has vastly improved, it’s time to return. I would
like to personally invite you to join me on the President’s Invitational as we travel to one
of my favorite countries, Italy!
Let’s visit Rome, Florence, and Tuscany together. Let’s experience the beauty
coliseum in Rome, the artwork in Florence, and the Tuscan countryside. How
learning how to cook with fresh olive oil? Tasting some of the best Chianti in the
where wine is cheaper than soda? Let’s not forget shopping for fine leather and
much, more!
of the
about
world,
much,
This is a bucket list trip that will be sure to sell out! I only have a limited amount of
spots so don’t delay. The current general cost of this inclusive trip is $3499. If I have not
sold out by May 2nd, the cost of this trip will go up $200. A deposit of $510 dollars is all
that you need to sign up, and pay at your leisure until the September deadline. There
will also be an informational meeting on March 24th; please call if you would like to
attend.
Dig out your passport, brush up on your Italian, and give me a call to sign up!
Ciao!
Jane Gutierrez, President
323-325-5534
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1/4” zip pullover
The sale of the 1/4” zip pullover is based upon receiving money from
16 people and then the order goes in. I have just completed the third
order. If you are interested in this item please send me an email and
then when I hear from 16 people I will contact each of you for the
money and the order will be processed.
Thank you for your continued support. To date, we have sold 56 shirts.
Nita Bryant-Azmar
[email protected]
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FOUR SEASONS WEST BOARD of DIRECTORS
Ben Findley, CoFounder
Craig Broussard
Khisna Holloway
James Wiley
Ken Williams
Stacia Belyeu
Clifford Sims
Greg Barmore
Jerrold Smith
Robin Dykes
Tois Whitaker
David N. Geiger, Jr.
Joshua Erwin
David Kendrick
Nita Azmar
John Hathman
Phillip Johnson
Joe Vinson
Kenneth Braswell
Beverly Kendrick
Stephanie Hemphill
Amir Azmar
Jane Gutierrez
Brendell Stewart
Jerri Boyles
Patrick Holloway
Jamic Hamlin
DJAE’ Edmonds
Yvette Moore
FOUR SEASONS WEST OFFICERS,DIRECTORS & STAFF
4SW OFFICERS
4SW DIRECTORS & STAFF
Craig Broussard, Asst. Mktg Director,
Jane Gutierrez, President
David Kendrick, Winter Director
Webmaster
(323) 325-5534
(323) 293-3309
[email protected]
[email protected]
Jamic Hamlin, Vice President
Robin Dykes, Social Director
(310) 220-9945
(310) 890-1317
[email protected]
[email protected]
Beverly Kendrick, Treasurer
Clifford Sims, Youth Director
(323) 293-3309
(949) 770-3409
[email protected]
[email protected]
Patrick Holloway, Sergeant-at- Brendell Stewart, L.A. Council
Arms
Rep
(323) 305-7777
(310)4234451
[email protected]
[email protected]
Joe Vinson, Marketing Director
(909) 248-4226
[email protected]
Joshua Erwin, Newsletter Publisher
(323) 919-3100
[email protected]
Nita Azmar, Culture Corner
(323) 292-9866
[email protected]
Ken Williams, Race Competition
Director
(310) 245-7577
[email protected]
Phil Johnson, Legal Advisor
(310) 621-0678
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4SW Greetings
Four Seasons West Ski & Snowboard Club, Inc.
4859 West Slauson Blvd. #600
Los Angeles, CA 90056
CST #2086700
The Club For All Seasons
OUR MISSION
The mission of Four Seasons West Ski and Snowboard Club, Inc. is to promote the sport of
snow riding amongst adult and youth of the greater Los Angeles African-American community.
In accomplishing this mission, it is essential that members receive exceptional value in terms
of affordable services of the highest quality. Our members, enterprise partners, and community must benefit from our success. We are a club for all seasons where families, single adults,
and youth can socialize, network, and have fun through various activities.
Ski + Board + Travel + Culture + The Ultimate
Experience for All Ages = 4SW
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ADVERTISEMENT RATES FOR NEWSLETTER/WEBSITE
For anyone interested in advertising in the 4SW newsletter or on the
website, payment for the ad must be received on or before the 10th of
the month and the content is subject to the 4SW advertising committee
approval. Space is limited.
Please make the check payable to Four Seasons West and mail it to the
following: Joshua Erwin
4307 1/2 Garthwaite
Los Angeles, Ca. 90008
The prices for ads are as follows:
$15 per month for a business card sized advertisement.
$30 per month for a quarter page advertisement.
$50 per month for a ½ page advertisement.
This is an introductory offer. All ads must be camera ready.
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