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nisei ski club
N E W S L E T T ER
AUGUST
2011
current ski club news, events & activities
Editor’s Message
SUN VALLEY WEEK LONG
This month in history—On
August 2, 1873 - 1st trial run of SF ca- SKI TRIP ~ Jan 21, 2012
ble car, Clay Street between Kearny &
Don’t get left behind!!! Sign up for the Sun
Jones
Valley trip. See the info and sign up form
within and Morgan’s trip update.
So, What’s Happening?
For those with a Francophile bent, the
Skiing in JULY? At least
Chamonix trip (Mar 9-17, 2012) with Far
one intrepid NSC skier
West Ski can also be found in this
skied on Independence
month’s newsletter.
Day!!! See David Miura’s
article and pictures of his
October Almaden Quicksilver Park
fine day out! How many
Hike ~Oct 9, 2011
of you know that the LamMark your calendars for a hike in Alborghini Miura was
maden Quicksilver Park. On October 9,
named for David’s famAllen Hu will lead an invigorating hike
ily??? (Lui è italiano!)
amongst the flora and fauna. Detailed
information in this month’s newsletter.
FROM ARMAND’S DESK, we have the
membership report and more info on the
Chamonix, France weeklong ski trip. Please
Mountain View Obon Festival beer booth.
find Armand’s report and detailed informaGrant. Joo, the chairman of the Obon Festival
tion about the Chamonix trip.
beer booth expressed his gratitude to the
NSC volunteers in the enclosed Thank You THE DRAMIMINE EXPRESS— read
letter.
Karen’Gilligan’ Soo’s report about the maiden
voyage of the S.S. MINOW which had set out on a
“3 hour tour” in search of wily salmon
Our trip director,
Karen Soo, has come out of the
closet (so to speak)! After years working
diligently behind the scenes, Karen is back
as our trip director. See her report on our
ski trips for the coming winter. A couple of
items of note— a South Shore trip !!! and
a long weekend trip to Mammoth!
Nisei Ski Club Newsletter
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Skiing on the Fourth of July
~David Miura~
With the unusually large snowpack this year, several Tahoe resorts announced
they were opening up again for skiing on the 4th of July and I decided to take advantage
of the opportunity. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find anybody else who was interested in
going, so I made plans to go up to Tahoe and back in a day. Sugar Bowl was open, but
only to its season pass holders. Squaw Valley announced six lifts would be operating for
a $50 lift ticket. Alpine Meadows had a discount going where they would lower the price
of the lift ticket by $3.00 for every 1000 people who would “like” their Facebook page,
and so the cost dropped to $34. There was apparently some controversy because Squaw
and Sugar Bowl were allowing their season pass holders to ski for free that weekend, but
Alpine required people to sign up for their 2011/2012 pass in order to ski for free
(excluding military personnel who always ski free there.) People complained that it was 2010/2011 snow, but Alpine reasoned that since their fiscal year begins June 1, the new season had started.
I arrived at Alpine Meadows at 7:00am and parked in
the very front. People were walking around in t-shirts
and flip flops so I knew I had dressed appropriately. I
had on shorts, a long sleeve t-shirt to ward off the sun,
and an aloha shirt. Plus helmet, of course. Two lifts
were open, Summit and Roundhouse, and a cheer
echoed in the mountains as the lifts started at 8:00am.
As expected, the snow was soft and there were bare
patches here and there that were well marked. No
worse than Spring skiing however. Some of the differences of skiing in the summer are that you can inhale the fragrance of the forest and hear the water
cascading around you that you normally don’t experience in the winter. I even saw a black bear walking up the side of the run.
After skiing for only an hour I was starting to get tired, so I
took a break by sitting in the shade on the grass under a huge pine tree
at the base lodge. The atmosphere was quite festive and it was fun to
just watch people. One girl was dressed as a female Captain America
with a cape. There were two Uncle Sams and a very hairy man who
looked like a silverback gorilla. There were a few girls in shorts and
bikini tops, and some guys skiing without shirts. Lots of little American flags and pinwheels too. The local Reno TV station was there to
interview people and record it all.
As the morning wore on,
the snow got wetter and
more clumped up. It became work to push through the snow and when I noticed I was skiing
like a beginner, I decided it was time to quit. In spite of the record
snowfall this year, I only managed to get in 5 days of skiing, one of
which was futzing around with my little nephews at Badger Pass. So
the big decision was whether to count July 4th as my 6th day of skiing,
or the first day of 2011/2012. Regardless, I had a great time and enjoyed the novelty of skiing in the middle of summer in the beautiful
Sierra Nevada.
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Mountain View Obon Festival.
On July 16, many NSC members volunteered their time in support of the Mountain
View Obon Festival beer booth. Grant Joo,
the chairman of the beer booth, expressed
his gratitude to all of you with the following
letter:
Please thank all of the volunteers who helped on Saturday and Sunday at the Mt.
View Obon beer booth. It was a pleasure to meet new volunteers and to see returning volunteers. It is without a doubt that the success of the beer booth each
year is directly related to the overwhelming response of the volunteers from the
Nisei Ski Club. Thank you for your dedication and hard work in making the booth
such a success. I personally want to invite each of you to volunteer again next
year to keep this tradition going strong.
Please forward this message to all beer booth volunteers.
Thank you again,
Grant Joo
Chairman of Mt. View Obon Beer booth
VOLUNTEERS
Brian Hess
Dave Hori
Mike Ryall
Karen Soo
Hoyt Nelson
Keiko Franklin
Frank Chang
Marvin Ozawa
Tom Ryugo
Curtis Otaguro
Haruko Nagaishi
Janet Ngai
David Uyeda
Bill Lee
Janice Moy
Morgan Hua
Mary Jang
Rod Ngai
Video Links!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgQQjEqoaY8
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I’m Baacck..
Karen Soo – Trip Director
After 3 years of volunteering behind the scenes with
NSC, I’m back as your 2011 -2012 Trip Director.
Who can think of cold weather in August?
The West Coast is waiting for their summer, the East
Coast is melting with high temperatures and before
you know it, snowfall will start covering the hills of Lake
Tahoe.
I started the early stages of planning our ski trips for
the 2012 season, so what are our plans for next year?
Trip 1 – February 10- February 12, 2012 – South
Shore
The last time we went skiing in Heavenly was 2009. Can we do a repeat performance?
Trip 2 – March 2 - March 4, 2012 North Shore
Trip 3 – Our long weekend trip is planned for Mammoth Mountain March 23 – 27,
2012
The weekend trip will be similar to our 2009 trip. Ski the first day in Tahoe, 3 full days in
Mammoth and 1 day in Squaw on the way back. I know everyone had a great time on
this trip. If you are interested in going on this trip, please let me know.
I sent out a survey to our 2009 Mammoth participants and we have 20 people interested.
Prices for all the weekend trips are still being worked on and I hope to get them posted
in the fall. With the unpredictable rising gas cost, the cost of the trips will go up slightly.
I will do my best to keep the cost down.
Just a reminder, our week long trip to Sun Valley, Idaho is scheduled for January 21 –
January 28, 2012. As reported by Morgan Hua, 21 people had already signed up for
this trip. Hurry up and send in your deposit if you are interested in going on this week
long party.
Until next month, start getting friendly your Stair Climber at the gym and start working
out those core muscles.
Ciao…Karen
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NSC 2012 Weeklong Ski Trip to Sun Valley
Sun Valley, http://www.sunvalley.com, has
2054 acres, 3,400 feet vertical, 9,150 feet summit elevation. The lodge is at 5920 feet above
sea level. Sun Valley also has Heli-Skiing.
We will be staying at the Sun Valley Standard
Condos which forms a horseshoe around the
village and is within a ten-minute walk of the
Sun Valley Inn or Lodge.
http://www.sunvalley.com/trip-planner/lodging/#/condominiums
We will be at Sun Valley during Theme Week. Various events are still in being planned by Sun Valley.
Last year included receptions, mountain tours, and NASTAR races.
Dates: Saturday, January 21, 2012 - Saturday, January 28, 2012.
Price: $1200
Package includes:
 Round trip airfare from San Jose, California (SJC) to Boise, Idaho (BOI).
 Ground transfers to / from Boise Airport (Bus Tips included).
 7 nights lodging at Sun Valley Standard Condominiums, 2 bedrooms/2 bath.
 5 of 6 day lift ticket.
 Farewell Dinner.
 NSC 2012 Weeklong Trip Souvenir.
 Theme Week events and receptions.
Pricing does NOT include baggage fees.
Baggage fees as of 5/22/2011:
Alaskan: $20/first, $20/second, boot bag and ski bag is considered a single bag.
United: $25/first, $35/second, boot and ski bag is considered a single bag.
Contact: Morgan Hua, sunvalley@niseiskiclub.org, 408-242-6981
Payment Schedule: Full payment or $400 due on signup.
2nd payment: $400 due 8/26/2011.
3rd remaining payment due 11/8/2011.
Cancellation Policy: Traveler is responsible for finding a replacement. Any refund due is contingent on applicable fees charged to the Nisei Ski Club by the travel agent.
You must be at least 21 years of age and a member of the Nisei Ski Club to sign up for this trip.
CST 2098431-40
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NSC Sun Valley 2012 Week Ski Trip Form
Name_____________________________
Address___________________________
City______________________ State/Zip__________________
Phone: (H)______________, (W)______________, (C)______________
Email: __________________
Medical Insurance__________________________ Policy #_______________________________
Emergency Contact_________________________ Emergency Contact Phone: ________________
Gender: Male / Female
Bedding Preference: king (shared) / twin (dbl occ.)
Roommate Preference: _____________ Condo mates Preference: ____________________
Souvenir Shirt Size: ___ XL, ___ L, ___ M, ___S
Farewell Banquet: ___ Vegetarian, ___ Fish, ___ Beef
Package Options
Amount
Full Package, Airfare from SJC (San Jose CA) via Alaskan Airlines.
30 seats available.
$1200
Full Package, Airfare from SFO (San Francisco, CA) via United
Airlines. 10 seats available.
$1290
Land-Only Package (no airfare).
$890
Add 6th day of skiing
+$24
Senior (60+) lift pass discount
-$71
Annual NSC Membership (membership required for this trip). Fill
out a separate membership form:
http://www.niseiskiclub.org/membership.pdf
Amount Due
+$30
or
+$50/hardcopy
Total
Please make check payable to Nisei Ski Club and mail this completed form to:
NSC Sun Valley
c/o Morgan Hua
783 Mahogany Lane
Sunnyvale, CA 94086.
Confirmation will be sent by email or regular mail if a SASE is included.
WAIVER AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY, PLEASE READ BEFORE SIGNING!
In consideration of being allowed to participate in any way in the NISEI SKI CLUB programs, related events and activities, I
_____________________________________, the Undersigned, acknowledge, appreciate, and agree that: 1. The risk of injury from the
many of the activities is significant, including the potential for permanent paralysis and death, and while particular skills, rules, equipment,
and personal discipline may reduce this risk, the risk of serious injury does exist; and, 2. I KNOWINGLY AND FREELY ASSUME ALL SUCH
RISKS, both known and unknown, EVEN IF ARISING FROM THE NEGLIGENCE OF THE RELEASEES or others and assume full responsibility for
my participation; and,3. I willingly agree to comply with the stated and customary terms and conditions for participation. If, however, I
observe any unusual significant hazard during my presence or participation, I will remove myself from participation and bring such to the
attention of the nearest official immediately; and, 4. I, for myself and on behalf of my heirs, assigns, personal representatives and next of
kin, HEREBY RELEASE AND HOLD HARMLESS NISEI SKI CLUB, their officers, officials, agents, and/or employees, other participants, sponsoring agencies, sponsors, advertisers, and, if applicable, owners and lessors of premises used to conduct the event ("RELEASEES”), WITH
RESPECT TO ANY AND ALL INJURY, DISABILITY, DEATH, OR LOSS OR DAMAGE TO PERSON OR PROPERTY, WHETHER ARISING FROM THE
NEGLIGENCE OF THE RELEASEES OR OTHERWISE, to the fullest extent permitted by law. I HAVE READ THIS RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND
ASSUMPTION OF RISK AGREEMENT, FULLY UNDERSTAND ITS TERMS, UNDERSTAND THAT I HAVE GIVEN UP SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS BY SIGNING IT, AND SIGN IT FREELY AND VOLUNTARILY WITHOUT ANY INDUCEMENT.
X________________________________________________________ DATE SIGNED:___________________________
(Participant's Signature)
Notice: Photographs of this event including participants may appear on the NSC website or in the NSC newsletter.
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CANCELLATION POLICY
Traveler is responsible for finding a replacement. Any refund of traveler’s payments will be contingent
on applicable fees charged to the Nisei Ski Club by the travel agent.
PURCHASE MONEY HELD IN SEPARATE (TRUST) ACCOUNT
California law requires certain sellers of travel to have a separate (trust) account. The NSC has such
an account. Traveler’s purchase payment(s) will be held in this account until used to pay applicable trip
fees and expenses.
TCRF PARTICIPATION
The Nisei Ski Club is a participant in the California Travel Consumer Restitution Fund (TCRF). Eligible
California travelers may file a claim with TCRF if the traveler is owed a refund of more than $50 for
transportation or travel services which the seller of travel failed to forward to a proper provider or such
money was not refunded to you when required per the stated cancellation policy. The maximum
amount which may be paid by the TCRF to any one traveler is the total amount paid on behalf of the
traveler to the seller of travel, not to exceed $15,000. A claim must be submitted to the TCRF within 12
months after the scheduled completion date of the travel. A claim must include sufficient documentation
to prove your claim and a $35 processing fee. Claimants must agree to waive their right to other civil
remedies against a registered participating seller of travel for matters arising out of a sale for which you
file a TCRF claim. You may request a claim form by writing to: Travel Consumer Restitution Corporation, PO Box 6001, Larkspur, CA; or by visiting TCRC’s website at: www.tcrcinfo.org
Sun Valley Update
~ Morgan Hua ~
For the Sun Valley trip, I currently have 21 signups. 4 SFO seats out of 10 are
already taken.
If you want to book your own air, you can take the Land Only package for
$890. We have paid for a charter bus to take all of us from BOI to Sun Valley. Your Land Only package includes this bus. If your flight misses this bus,
then you are responsible for your own transportation from the airport to Sun Valley.
Our last group flight arrives at BOI on Jan 21, 2012, 1:36pm. Our first departing
flight from BOI is on Jan 28, 2012, 12:35pm. If you purchase a LAND ONLY
package and you want to catch NSC's chartered bus, you must arrive at BOI no
later than the last club booked flight which is scheduled to arrive at 1:36 pm on
Jan. 21, 2012.
If you are booking your own flight, you may want to fly directly into SUN instead
of BOI.
If you change your mind about airfare, contact me before November that is
when I must release our unused airfare seats.
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NSC Hike at Almaden Quicksilver Park
Location: Almaden Quicksilver Park, Hacienda entrance (New Almaden)
Date & Time: Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011 10:00 AM
We will hike the trails out of the Hacienda entrance & see
some of the mining relics, such as the Rotary Furnace, Spanish town, English town, etc. This is a moderate hike that allows us to see most of the sights in this end of the park.
HIKING DISTANCE: 7.0 mi
ELEVATION GAIN (cumulative): 1200+ ft
HIKING PACE: Moderate
DIFFICULTY: Moderate
Estimated hiking time is 4 hours.
COST: Free, this is a benefit of your NSC membership
Where to meet: Almaden Quicksilver County Park – Hacienda entrance, New Almaden
Almaden Rd.
San Jose, CA 95120.
Meet in the Parking Lot & Parking is free
When: Sunday, Oct. 9, 2011 10:00 AM
(arrive by 9:45 AM, we will leave on time)
Directions: The Hacienda entrance is located at the south end of
New Almaden.
From Almaden Expressway:
 proceed 3 miles along Almaden Road through the town of
New Almaden
 to the unpaved parking lot on the right.
 The Pat Tillman memorial is directly across from this parking lot.
Optional Post hike lunch at the Sonoma Chicken Coop on Almaden Expressway afterwards.
Sonoma Chicken Coop 5925 Almaden Expressway, San Jose, CA 95120, Tel: (408) 997-1272
Contact: Allen Hu – 408-515-1748, Email – almaden@niseiskiclub.org
How to Sign Up: Email Allen with your contact information (Name, phone #, email address)
Sign up by: Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011
Heavy rain cancels the hike. Contact trip leader if the weather looks questionable.
Dogs (leashed) are allowed everywhere in this route. There are bathrooms and water only at the Hacienda
entrance. There are no parking or entrance fees. Bring adequate food & water. Maps will be provided.
LIABILITY WAIVERS NEED TO BE SIGNED AT THE TRAILHEAD
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FROM ARMAND’S DESK
Membership Activity
The NSC continues grow on pace with last year. At the end of July we have 55 members, which compares
with 53 members at the end of July 2010. As we get closer to ski season (yes, it will be here before you
know it), there should be an increase in membership, especially around the October time frame when everyone starts getting excited about skiing and the weekend ski trips. Also please welcome the following new
members: Mary Jang, Carolynn Honey, and Rick Dumlao
Chamonix Ski Week
When I first read about FWSA planning a ski week in Chamonix, France, it became apparent that this was
a trip in my destiny. Why? For starters, I’ve been yearning to return to the Alps (Swiss, Austrian, or
French) to explore the many ski resorts that Europe has to offer. I say “return” because I had the enviable
position of living in Germany for two winter seasons. And yes, during those two seasons a weekend trip to
Switzerland or Austria happened about twice a month. My only trip to France was to Tignes/Val d’Isere (a
one week trip), and to Corvatsch, Italy on a weekend trip. And now I get to add Chamonix to the list.
Although the trip is in March there should still be good ski conditions. But I’m not only going for the skiing. There’s the Aiguille du Midi, which is a mountain in the Mont Blanc massif in the French Alps. If
you’re afraid of heights then this is not the place for you.
Aiguille du Midi, Chamonix Mont-Blanc
I’m looking forward to the international flavor of European ski resorts. And I’m not talking about the food,
although that is certainly another consideration. The international flavor of hearing people speaking so
many different languages is a delight to the senses.
If you’ve never been to Europe for a week of skiing, then this is a golden opportunity. Yes, it is more expensive than the NSC ski week trips, but then what price can you put on a trip to Europe if you’ve never
been there? So far, my fellow skier, Curtis Otaguro, will be joining me on this trip. If you’re interested or
have any questions, then you know whom to call.
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Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France Ski Week
March 9 to 17, 2012
$ 1,191 per person double occupancy (w/o air)
$1,056* for air from SFO (+ $50 for LAX)
*Includes estimated US departure taxes, customs,
immigration and fuel charge of $557
Chamonix offers skiing and snowboarding for all levels. It has tremendously long slopes, glade skiing, free
ride and off-piste slopes. Chamonix,
1924 Winter Olympic Games site, is a
popular tourist destination that links
Italy via the Mont-Blanc tunnel
Prices include:
neva via Swiss International Airlines
representative
private coach
pin
Alpina Chamonix Hotel
in Superior Rooms. (Larger rooms)
-around dinner program daily. (Choice of 3 different restaurants for dinner; Alpina, Le
Prieure and Croix Blanche)
This is an FWSA-sponsored trip and is not subsidized by NSC. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me, Armand Gutierrez, at :
membership@niseiskiclub.org, or 408-377-4401.
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A True NSC Test of Patience
Karen Soo
Seven NCS members and guests ventured out to San Francisco Bay on July
23 for a day of salmon fishing. With 2
doses of Dramamine in my system
and my motion sickness band on my
wrist, I was ready to go. Most of us got
up as early as 4:00am to meet at
5:00am at the Emeryville Marina
where Tom Ryugo and I met our fellow
castaways.
Everyone checked in, handed over
$5.00 for the ―Biggest Catch‖ cash pot,
and we were on our way.
The boat headed north to somewhere
between Stinson Beach and Point
Reyes, it felt like 2 hours of surfing the
waves. Most of us went below deck,
trying to catch quick naps before arriving at our designated hot fishing spot.
NSC Castaways
When the boat finally stopped, I had no idea where we were. There was no land in sight - only the
ocean, clouds and the horizon. We dropped our lines and waited. And waited and waited and
waited and waited. Where’s the fish?
I, myself was trying very hard to keep my eye on the horizon while the boat was rocking left to
right. I started to feel a ―little weird‖ something was about to happen. I breathed and thought about
my Yoga poses. Downward Facing Dog, BREATHE, Child’s Pose, BREATHE, Happy Baby Pose,
BREATHE. Thinking of U2 songs playing through my head. Geez, its only 10:30am, when is this
boat turning back?
Original Ink drawing from Bill Kumagai
Former NSC member Bill Kumagai asked
me to do a dance to attract the salmon. I
said no way I was taking my hand off the
railing. Two hours passed and nothing was
biting. Tom was tossing his cookies and I
just held onto the railing in front of me and
looked out into the horizon. The boat kept
rocking left to right, left to right.
Bill Kumagai, an accomplished graphic artist, made a really nice ink drawing of
salmon swimming in the ocean. We all
signed it and gave it to Captain Harry of the
Newseeker as a token of our appreciation.
Captain Harry has taken NSC on these fishing trips for the past 8 years.
With such good karma, Bill finally caught a salmon, 7 pounds and barely legal at 24 inches.
WHOO WHEE. Does that mean that it’s salmon feeding time? No such luck. That unfortunate
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salmon must of gotten lost, found Bill’s hook and met his doom. Lucky for Bill, he won the cash pot
for the biggest fish and the only fish.
Tom Ryugo reeled in a 23 ½‖ long salmon, only to find out that it was a ½‖ short of the legal requirement length. He also reeled in 2 undersized ling cods which have an extension on sea life.
He had to throw them back into the ocean. Other people landed four silver salmon which had to
be released (Silvers are considered endangered in CA).
By 2:00pm, we where heading back to the bay area. The sun finally came out and although the
rest of the people on the boat ―got ―skunked‖, We had a good time rocking on the boat and testing
our patience. Until Next year…
Bill Kumagai with his
winning Salmon
Tony Moy,
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Kevin Kumagai
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Karen Soo
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sing 2 fish
Discount at DJ's Boardshop.
DJ's Boardshop (www.djsboardshop.com) is giving NSC members a 10% discount and a swag bag if you make a purchase. They specialize in selling last
year's gear. If you make a purchase, send them an email
mentioning NSC and they will throw in a free swag
bag. The discount code for NSC is: NISC10
Check it out at : http://www.djsboardshop.com/
NSC 2011-2012 Officers
President: Morgan Hua
president@niseiskiclub.org
Vice President: vacant
vicepresident@niseiskiclub.org
Secretary: vacant
secretary@niseiskiclub.org
Treasurer: Frank Chang
treasurer@niseiskiclub.org
Trip Director: Karen Soo
tripdirector@niseiskiclub.org
Newsletter: Dan Lew
newsletter@niseiskiclub.org
Membership: Armand Gutierez membership@niseiskiclub.org
Webmaster: Morgan Hua
website@niseiskiclub.org
Ex-Officio: Morgan Hua
exoficio@niseiskiclub.org
Weekend Trip Coordinator:
weekendtrip@niseiskiclub.org
NSC 2011-2012 Board
Members
Joel Hayashida
Brian Hess
Hoyt Nelson
Karen Soo
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Nisei Ski Club Calendar
Community Calendar
See http://www.skibac.org/ for ski-related events.
Gen Mtg. 2nd Mon each month
Jan 21—28, 2012. NSC Weeklong Ski Trip to Sun
Valley - contact Morgan at
sunvalley@niseiskiclub.org
Sundays: San Jose Japantown Farmer’s Mkt. 8:30
to noon
Mar 9-17, 2012. FWSA weeklong ski trip to ChamonixMont-Blanc -contact Armand
membership@niseiskiclub.org
Oct 9, 2012—Almaden Quicksilver Park Hike—
contact
Alllen at : almaden@niseiskiclub.org .
Note: The Community Calendar is for information only. NSC is not affiliated
with or claims to endorse these events. Contact the NSC Newsletter Editor
for consideration of inclusion in this monthly list by emailing the Editor at
newsletter@niseiskiclub.org.
Nisei Ski Club MEMBERSHIP
To join NSC, please use this link:
http://www.niseiskiclub.org/membership.pdf
nisei ski club
NEWSLETTER
CURRENT SKI CLUB NEWS, EVENTS & ACTIVITIES
D. Lew c/o: M. Hua
783 Mahogany Lane
Sunnyvale, CA 94086
To:
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«Address 1»
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