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year-round calendar of
Piccadilly Ski Club events attracting a
diverse group of indi-
Here is the batting order that our PSC Board viduals. Our member-
and Trip Committee are excited to bring you. ship is roughly 180
On deck are this year’s destinations, a grand with an even number
slam lineup of events: of males vs. females
and a 60/40 split on
Leading off is our winter warm-up to Tamarindo, the number of singles
Costa Rica, for five days of fun in the sun Dec. vs. married folks. We
4-8. Batting second is our one-day trip to the best snow are a 21-and-older club with the majority of our members
conditions in the New Year in the Midwest, Jan. 10. Next at in their 30s to 50s.
bat is Copper Mountain, Colo., Jan 23-27. Batting in the
clean-up position is our Family Favorite drive-up to Meetings are held at 8 p.m. the first and third Thursday of
Cascade Mountain, Wis,. Feb 6-8. Following right behind is each month (except May, June and July) at Ballydoyle in
our weekend trip to Indianhead Mountain in Michigan’s U.P., Downers Grove, Ill. Dues are $30 per year for returning
Feb 20-22. Sixth in the lineup is a doubleheader of members and $35 for new. Piccadilly marks the beginning
Tamarack & Brundage Mountains, Idaho, Feb. 26- March 2. of the new ski season Nov. 13 with our special Free Open
And last in the order waiting to crush it out of the park is House Membership Meeting.
our trip to Panorama & Kicking Horse in British Columbia,
Canada, March 15-22. Step up to the plate, join Piccadilly Ski Club. Check out our
new website for information on year-round activities.
Whether you’re an avid skier, boarder, socializer or traveler,
Piccadilly Ski Club offers you the opportunity to do what For more information:
you love. Founded in 1971 and based in the western sub- Duane Amlee, President, 815-254-9034
urbs of Chicago, Piccadilly originally formed to focus on dramlee@comcast.net
www.piccadillyskiclub.com

skiing, but has expanded through the years to provide a

St. Louis Ski Club

The St. Louis Ski Club is celebrating
its 50th anniversary this year. In our
club there is something for everyone,
from skiing and snowboarding to
biking, hiking, canoeing or just
hanging out to tell the tales of our
latest ski adventure. Our member-
ship is stable at 225 and consists of
all age categories.

This year the club will be traveling to
five exciting destinations: Vail, Dec.
9-14; Telluride, Jan. 5-11; Copper, Jan. 27-Feb. 1; Members receive the club’s newsletter, The Sitzmarker, by
Mammoth, Feb. 21-28; and Park City, March 14-21. mail. They may also choose to receive the bi-monthly
While each trip is different, there are usually members electronic newsletter, The Out & About.
of all abilities, from beginner to advanced.

The club plans monthly activities and meetings through-
out the year. There are usually hikes and bike rides in the
spring and fall. The summer typically includes a float trip
and a golf scramble. Our annual Holiday Dance is in early
December.
For more information:
Trude Corless, President, 636-861-1931
tcorless@sbcglobal.net
www.stlouisskiclub.com

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