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6:30 P.M. Gourmet Stuft Pizza 4200 Mercantile, Dr., Lake Oswego (503) 635-1313
Gourmet Stuft Pizza
6:30 P.M. 4200 Mercantile, Dr., Lake Oswego (503) 635-1313
Directions:
From I-5, take Lake Oswego/Hwy 217 Exit Drive east on Kruse Way toward Lake Oswego Turn right on Mercantile (next to sign for the Keg Restaurant) into the business park.
Alternative Directions
to avoid I-5 construction: From I-5, take exit 192, Carman Dr./King City Drive east on Carman Dr. toward Lake Oswego Turn right on to Kruse Way Turn right on to Mercantile
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Portland and Seattle Ski Shows:
NWSCC sponsors a booth staffed by club volunteers at both of these annual exhibitions. Member clubs are encouraged to bring brochures and other display materials to highlight their club activities. The Washington State Snowsports Expo will take place in Seattle October 26-29, 2000, and the Portland Ski Fever and Snowboard Show November 3-5, 2000. Contact Mary Olhausen at contact@nwskiers.org for more information.
Bachelor Blitz/Kick-off Event:
The 20th Annual Bachelor Blitz and Ski/Snowboard Improvement Camp will be held December 6-10th at the Inn of the Seventh Mountain in Bend, Oregon. This annual event is packed with skiing, parties, and racing, and this year we're introducing a silent auction to help get that holiday shopping out of the way! The price includes lodging, parties and the silent auction/dance. Pre-registration is required. Contact Mary Olhausen at contact@nwskiers.org for more information.
PACRAT:
The Pacific Northwest Area Clubs Recreational Alpine Teams race series provides a fun outlet for recreational racers. PACRAT uses a handicap system that works for everyone from novice racers to the experts. See page 12 in this directory for more information.
Winter Games of Oregon:
NWSCC is a sponsor of the Winter State Games of Oregon. The public is invited to participate in the games. More information is available from the Winter Games Office contact@nwskiers.org call for competition registration information.
Family Fun Day at the Mountain:
A new event for 2001! Family fun on the slopes with reduced price lift tickets, barbecue and fun race. Check our website in January for more information on this great new event.
NWSCC Scholarship Committee:
Since its inception, NWSCC has donated over $49,500 to up and coming Northwest ski racers. The Scholarship committee sponsors several fundraising activities throughout the year, including an annual Golf Tournament in July. Diane Hicks dskier1@aol.com is the contact for this worthwhile committee.
Annual Appreciation Night:
Held annually in July, Appreciation Night extends great big "thank yous" to those commercial members and volunteers the Council couldn't do without. Dinner, beverages and door prizes are provided. Marilyn Sigler is the contact for this event marski@teleport.com .
Founded in 1987, Altair is open to anyone age 21 or over. Present membership is over 300.
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Bend Ski Club
The Bend Ski Club was formed by a group of City League and Masters racers who wanted to ensure the continuation of masters training and city league ski racing at Mt. Bachelor.
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Bergfreunde Ski Club
Members must be age 21 or over. Bergfreunde offers year round skiing, sports, and social activities, and has over 2,400 member.
Boeing Employees Ski Club
Founded in 1988, the club is for employees or retirees of Boeing and their families.
Cascade Prime Timers Ski Club
The Cascade Prime Timers Ski Club is for downhill and cross country skiers age 50 and over.
Cascade Ski Club
Cascade Lodge and Ski Club makes Mt. Hood fun and affordable for everyone, especially families, by offering clean, comfortable housing and hot, hearty home-style meals.
Cowlitz County Ski Club
A year round sports club open to persons age 21 or older living in Cowlitz County.
Desert Ski Club
It's a great place to meet new people! Social and sports activities. Something for everyone, year round fun, More than 400 friendly members 21 years to seniors.
Ebony Rose Ski Club
Ebony Rose Ski Club promotes winter and other sports for ethnic minorities.
Ellensburg X-Country Ski Club
Newsletter, snowcat trips, meeting snacks, ski clinics, overnight outings.
Four Seasons Sports and Recreation
"Four Seasons" says it all for Salem?s fastest- growing sports and recreation club! Activities are limited only by the imagination, interests, and creativity of the members.
Longview Ski Club
This is primarily a social organization that provides trips and social events for skiers in the Longview area.
Mentor Graphics Ski Club
Founded in 1990, the club is for employees, friends and families of Mentor Graphics Corporation.
Mt. Hood Ski Education Foundation,
Mt. Hood Academy serves students with a sincere commitment to pursue challenging goals in academics and ski racing. Any serious ski racer (high school & up) is eligible to apply.
Youth
Mt. Hood SkiKats
founded in 1970, is an outdoor sports club for active skiers. Alpine skiing midweek, weekends, and destination trips-both local and out of state.
SkiKats
Mt. Hood Meadows Race Team
Meadows Race Team is a ski racing organization, primarily involved in teaching children, young adults, and a Masters division for the more mature skier
Youth
Mt. Bachelor Ski Education Foundation
In cooperation with the Mt. Bachelor Ski Education Foundation, members receive discounts on the NASTAR course and brunch at Mt. Bachelor, a free ski clinic, monthly social events, and more.
Youth
Northwest Ski and Recreation Club
A club that has a "Major in outdoor activities with a minor in parties". No regular meetings, just fun events, twice a month Club Nights, and more
Olympia Ski Club
Olympia
Oregon Fly By Knights Ski Club
A ski and snowboard club open to adults by application and sponsorship by a current member.
PDX Ski Club
Founded in 1990, PDX has limited number of members and their main activity is PACRAT racing.
PDX
Plaza Ski Club
Club activities include weekend and week-long ski trips; golfing outings and weekend trips; parties and socializing.
Sahalie Ski Club
We are primarily a family club at Snoqualmie Pass, with a 4-story lodge situated on 80 acres of skiable terrain. Currently we have several rope tows.
Schnee Vogeli Ski Club
Schnee Vogeli is open to males age 21 or over, by invitation only. Known in the Portland ski community for its award winning race teams, as well as the "Pray for Snow" Dance in November.
Seattle Singles Yacht Club
While the Seattle Singles Yacht Club is not a ski club, quite a few of their members enjoy skiing in the winter, and chances are a number of skiers might want to joint SSYC for their many activities!
Seattle
Seattle Ski Club
Historic Ski Club based in Seattle, but now has member from throughout Washington who enjoy snowsports at our ski lodge at Snoqualmie Pass.
SkiBacs Ski Club (Boeing of Seattle)
SkiBacs Ski Club is Boeing Company employees of Seattle, Washington (employee, retiree, or subcontract employee).
SkiHawks Ski Club
Open to anyone over 21 years of age. Come join us for year round fun as we offer activities, including cycling, river rafting, climbing mountains, hiking, kayaking, tennis, golf, and anything else that sounds like fun!
Ski Hounds Ski Club
Founded in 1990 and winter activities include PACRAT racing and backcountry ski camp. We welcome first-time skiers to experts.
Ski Hounds
Skiyente Ski Club
The only all women?s ski club in the U.S. The club sponsors the King Winter Dance and Coronation, honoring a man or woman who has made a significant contribution to skiing on Mt. Hood
S'no Joke Ski Club
We offer year-round activities, and membership is open to anyone over 21 years of age. Our mission is to promote the sport of snow skiing and other recreational activities for members
Snow Bus
Started as and email list, and has ended up being a fun group that enjoys Thursday bus ski trips, summer camping, and special holiday events.
Solstice Ski & Sport Club
Solstice is a busy club with year round activities including alpine and cross country skiing, beach trips, parties, volleyball, tennis, golf, hiking, biking, rafting, annual picnic and more.
Yellow Signal
Yellow Signal Snowsports Club
Our membership is primarily snowboarders that love the mountain just as much as skiers!!
WIHSKI Ski Club
WIHSKI Ski Club is an activities club for adults based in Seattle. We feature skiing, cycling, tennis, golf, and many other activities as our members are interested in sponsoring.
Vice Chairman / Membership Marilyn Sigler marski@teleport.com
Secretary Linda Orlando snowmidget277@aol.com
Treasurer Mae L. Bell chrisandmae@yahoo.com
Director of Communications, Publications, and Public Affairs Linda McGavin lindam@mgrcs.com
Director of Member Benefits / Oregon Don Schuster dschus3018@aol.com
Director of Special Events / Web Page Mary Olhausen omary@teleport.com
Director of Membership / Washington Joel Carlson fox7777@netscape.net
Director of Member Benefits / Washington Jan Green greenej@nwlink.com
Director of Scholarships Diane Hicks dskierl@aol.com
Director of Safety Sylvia Kearns sylmarskier@aol.com
Director of Travel Russ Stanton Not Available
Past Chairman Ron Onslow rononslow@aol.com
NW Skiers Directory Advertising Barbara Pressentin pressent@equitygroup.com
Director of Racing Lynn Kovacs lkovacs@ustrust.com
Friends of the Council
Position Name Email
Nwskiers.org /
Contact Mary Olhausen contact@nwskiers.org
Nwskiers.org /
Maintenance Chris Miller webadmin@nwskiers.org
PACRAT World Headquarters 503.796.1112
PACRAT Activities
Historian Steve Coxen stevecoxen@aol.com
Special Events Assistant Billie Jo Rease billimoe@aol.com
Member Benefits Assistant / Commercial Memberships Barbara Pressentin pressent@equitygroup
NWSCC also works hard to provide input to government agencies regarding decisions that affect skiers and snowboarders, supply scholarships to young racers, promote winter sports safety, and create direct communication among its member clubs. NWSCC is also a member council of the Far West Ski Association, "The Voice of the Western Skier," which represents clubs and councils throughout the Western United States.
The Council invites all NWSCC clubs to appoint a club representative to attend the monthly Council meetings and act as liaison between the club and the Council. NWSCC meetings provide featured speakers from the ski and snowboard industry and regional ski areas, as well as reports of the Council's activities, which include trips, scholarships, PACRAT racing, public affairs and numerous special events.
The Council meeting begins with a social hour at 5:30 p.m., and actual business is taken up at 6:30 p.m. Council meetings take place on the 3rd Wednesday of every month, and the meeting place is listed on our Newsletter Page. Everyone is invited to attend and encouraged to get involved.
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