The Inside Edge A P u b l i c a t i o n o f t h e N e w a r k S k i C l u b Ski with the Best Website: http://newarkskiclub1.homestead.com Address: Newark Ski Club, Inc. P.O. Box 4001, Newark OH 43058 LOOK FOR US ON FACEBOOK Prez Sez... We are now officially into Summer. The guy on the weather channel tells me that days are already getting shorter. Ski season may be less than six months away. Have no fear Ski Club is here. We ve got lots of playtime before Winter fun begins. Let s have a picnic! Our July meeting will be at the Crowley Household. The club supplies the food you supply your own drinkables. Bring a lawn chair, a game maybe. Come and enjoy an evening with your friends The Ski Club Golf outing is just a few days later on Friday, July 9 at Harbor Hills. We will begin teeing off between 6:00 and 6:30 pm. There are still a few spots available. If that isn t enough to keep you busy, how about a bike ride? July 17 is the more ambitious Land of Legend ride while July 18 is the Newark to Granville Ice Cream Run. See the details further in this newsletter. Your trip leaders have been hard at work planning good times for the coming months. The CVSR wine train is going to be super and you won t want to miss the Kokosing River weekend with the Apple Valley finale. What better way to wrap up the Summer than with a trip to Alaska. Wahoo those lucky people.! But wait! There s more. Be part of the Zipline, River, Bike, Camping extravaganza at Caesar Creek. And then, AND THEN PARK CITY Newark Ski Club Meeting Tim Crowley House 461 Eddy St Newark, OH 43058 (740)-328-9883 Inside this Issue Prez Sez... Directions to July Picnic at Tim Crowley s House Next Meeting July 6, 2010 Crowley House Social Hour Club Meeting JULY HIGHLIGHTS Picnic at Tim Crowley s Wine Train Bike Ride New Trip Ideas Wanted Kokosing Canoe Trip Park City Trip Golf Outing Zipline Camping Trip Directions to Tim Crowley s House 6:30pm 7:00pm 461 Eddy Street Newark Ohio From East of Newark Take Route 16 to Hudson Ave exit & go North Go a block or two then turn left & go 2 blocks to Mount Vernon Road ( Route 13) Turn Right on Mount Vernon Road Turn Left on Moull Street (about 0.5 miles) Turn Left on Eddy Street to 461 From West of Newark Take 161 East until it joins with Route 16 Exit onto 21st St and head North Turn Right onto Moull St, Turn Right onto Eddy St. From 21st St in Newark Moull St is 2 streets South of the BP station on 21st Moull St is 3 lights North of the freeway, 2 lights North of Newark-Granville Rd Turn East on Moull St & drive almost to the end (0.8 miles) then Turn Right on Eddy Street From South of Newark Route 13 North is closed. Use 21 st Street. Wine Train, Kokosing Canoeing Weeking & Golf Outing 2 Zipline & Ceasar Creek Camping 2 Membership Birthdays & Joe s Column 3 Park City, Utah Trip 3 Bike Ride & Christian s Chitchen 4 Calendar of Events & Tentatively Planned Trips 5 Board of Directors & Payment coupon 5 1 bruce kern, president July & August Table Calendars 6
Page MAY 22010 2 Wine Train All Aboard the Wine Train Cuyahoga Valley National Park August 20 21, 2010 Train leaves at 7pm on Friday the 20th We still have a few open spots on the wine train. Money must be paid by the July 6 meeting. Any spots not spoken for will be turned back in after that date. You might catch a glimpse of white tailed deer, blue heron hunting in the Cuyahoga River, families enjoying a hike along the Ohio & Erie Towpath Trail, and historic buildings that hold within their frames stories of those who have called this valley home. For $143 per person (based upon double occupancy) you can enjoy not only coach seating on the 2 hour trip through the park, but also overnight accommodations at the Clarion Hotel in Hudson, $30 voucher for 2 towards dinner (4:30pm-6:30pm), transportation to and from the train (shuttle leaves at 6:30pm), and a buffet breakfast on Saturday morning! (Please note that the rooms and packages are set up for 2 people/room). Also, don t forget that the Cuyahoga Valley has a great bicycle trail. Several of us are planning on bringing our bicycles and doing some biking on Saturday after we check out of the hotel. If you decide you have ridden too far you are able to jump on the train for a ride for only $2. Please contact me right away if you are interested in going! Ginny Young Ginny.skis@gmail.com 614-596-7199 ZIPLINE TOUR, SUNDAY SEPT. 26TH 11:30 am - 3:30 pm 7 ziplines & 7 skybridges thru the trees of SW Ohio $75, but $55 if we sign up more that 20 (need 4 more, & non-members are eligible) $50 deposit due by July 6th meeting Age Limits: at least 10 yrs., Weight Limits: 80-260 lbs. OZONE ZIPLINE ADVENTURES-OREGONIA,OH (2 hr drive SouthWest of Newark) P.S. Ziplines are a really SAFE & FUN way to feel like you re doing something dangerous while you swing through the trees!!!! Kathy Kern, Tripleader Kokosing Camping, River, Bike & Sunday at the Lake Cookout Weekend August 27-29,2010 We still have room to add campers with their own boats or willing to take a chance that they can rent or who prefer biking or going up to Amish country on Saturday vs riding the river! $35 per person covers: 2 nights tent camping Welcome wine & cheese party Friday night Weiner Roast, Chili, & S mores Saturday night Special invite to meet at Apple Valley home of Tom & Jan Erndt for cookout & fun at the lake after we check out of the campsites on Sunday morning RV sites available for an additional fee as well. If the river is high enough, the campground owner has canoes, kayaks, & tubes to rent for an additional fee. We are using our own boats (all our spoken for at this time) & don t mind low water, but the livery/ campground owner won t rent if the river is low and he makes that call on a daily basis Call us for details or send an e-mail. Deadline for sign up and payment in full is the July 6th meeting. See ya on the River!!! Tom & le Huffman dayandtom@roadrunner.com (740)-334-9438 GOLF OUTING at Harbor Hills Country Club Friday, July 9th Tee off time at 6:00 PM We still have a few spaces available. Call Bruce Kern at 740-587-3109 if you haven t already signed up. Come clubbing with us, then head on over to Doug & Tina Hoermle s at the 6th green for wine and snacks! CEASAR CREEK CAMPING WEEKEND Friday, Sept. 24 - Sunday, Sept 26 Cost of Campsite: 1 night $36/site 2 nights $66/site Sites have electricity. Sites may be shared by 2 tents or vehicles & up to 6 people. Breakfast will be available for $2. $25 deposit due by July 6th meeting & be sure to let Kathy Kern know you plan to camp! Activities available for Saturday: Bike the Little Miami Scenic Trail (78 miles) Visit Fort Ancient or Shop Lebanon, OH Canoe/Kayak/Tube the Little Miami River (rentals available) Kathy Kern, Tripleader
Page MAY 32010 3 Words from Joe Hi Skiers, Cruisers, Campers, and Party-Goers, As you can see from the newsletter schedules, we have lots of activities and trips on our schedule!! I am so excited that we have all these choices and we have members who are willing to do the work to be tripleaders. It has been a fantastic winter ski season and spring. I am looking for some summer fun! Does anyone in the ski club have a swimming pool? Let s have a party! Please make an extra effort to join in our club activities & trips because where else are we going to find a group dedicated to having fun?? Your boss wants you to work 80 hours a week until you are driven to the nursing home totally used up!!! Don t let this happen! Be Cool Hand Luke and join us for the party!! You know what? I should publish that picture of Mark Moon Miller that I took at the May Happy hour the other day! (Thanks Deb & Nancy for setting up our Happy Hours!!!!) Cheers, Joe D. Phillips, Activities Chair Membership Birthdays Ginny Young Wylie Jane Skinner Hayley Taylor Scott Arnold Doug Hoermle Tina Hoermle 6th 12th 13th 15th 19th 21st Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, You look like a monkey, And we act like one like one, too!!! PARK CITY, UTAH SKI TRIP 2011 Saturday, March 5 Saturday, March 12, 2011 Park City Peaks Hotel Full package : $1350/person Ground package : $970/ person 2 people per room/26 spaces available Includes: Lodging at Park City Peaks Hotel in downtown 5 days of skiing: 2 at Park City, 2 at Canyons, & 1 at Deer Valley Welcome Wine & Cheese Party Daily Hot Breakfast 1 Daily Beer in the evening Airfare & Transportation to & from Salt Lake City (for full package) This area offers great skiing, The views of the Wasatch Mountains are breathtaking! This is the site of the 2002 Winter Olympics. Bobsled rides are available, as well as tours of the Olympic Village. The hotel is centrally located and offers a heated outdoor pool, a hot tub, restaurant, sports bar, ski storage, laundry facilities, and much more. Local bus routes service this hotel so transportation to and from the slopes, local grocery, or nearby bars is not a problem! For more information or to sign up, contact trip leader Bob Wirick at 740-323-0963 or at robert.wirick@yahoo.com
Page MAY 42010 4 Bike Rides July 17 & 18 Join your Newark Ski Club bike buddies and enjoys the trails and treats of Licking County. Two entirely different bike experiences are available the weekend of July 17 and 18. On Saturday, July 17, 2010, the Licking County YMCA will be hosting the 39th Land of Legend Bicycle Tour. Here is their description: The 2010 Land of Legend Bicycle Tour This year's ride will be on Saturday, July 17th. Registration is from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. at the Licking County Family YMCA. The tour will be a fully hosted tour with well defined routes, rest stops, plenty of food vendors along the route, SAG and, of course, cookies! We've designed this year's tour to appeal to family riders, casual road riders and the long-distance hillclimber looking for a challenge. Route options of 32, 64 and 100 miles wind through the scenic back roads of Licking and Knox counties. Go to the Landoflegendbiketour.org web site for details and online registration. Register by July 12 and save $5. Want to do the short ride? Wear a Ski Club T- shirt and meet at the YMCA at 8:00 am. Want to do one of the long rides? You re on your own! Have a nice ride! Please be sure your bicycle is in good shape and a helmet is required! And/Or The July 18 Leisurely Newark to Granville Mini -Tour with Options and Custard 2 Mini Hill Ride: Meet at the Newark Bike Path on Sharon Valley Road across from the Ice Rink ( go past OSU on Country club and turn right on Sharon Valley) at 1:00 Or 1 Mini Hill Ride: Wait at the Cherry Valley Road Bike Trail entrance and we ll come by and get you there about 1:30 Or 0 Hill Ride :Meet us in front of Whit s Ice Cream in downtown Granville around 2:00 Optional side trip to visit the Granville Community Gardens and limited Sag Wagon Service back to your car will be available. Bruce and Kathy Kern 740.403.3910 CHRISTIAN S CHITCHEN Old-Fashioned Cooking Updated for Ease ICEBOX RIBBON DESSERT A Southern Summer Classic from my Sainted Granny, Mrs. Caleb T. Dickson Will be made in 4 separate layers over at least 10 hrs 1 sleeve Honey Graham Crackers 1/2 lb Soft Sweet Cream Unsalted Butter 1/2 lb Neufchatel or Cream cheese 1 cup Confectioners Sugar 1 box Cherry gelatin 1 box Strawberry gelatin 2 cups 2% milk or whipping cream 1 cup Cut Fruit - berries &/or grapes work best Or 1 can Fruit Cocktail 4 cups Whipped Cream (1 container) Layer 1: Crust In a 10x9 glass casserole dish (to better show off the layers), place 1 layer of Graham Crackers. Cream butter, cheese & sugar together until easily spreadable. Using a knife, spread over crackers, attempting to overlap edges to create solid layer. This takes patience, practice & a well creamed mix. Place in fridge for at least 2 hours until solid. Layer 2: Parfait Fully dissolve box of Cherry gelatin into 2 cups boiling water. Whisk 2 cups milk or cream until slightly frothy. Place in fridge for 30-45 minutes to partially firm up. Then ladle over solid 1st layer & return to fridge for at least 4 hours to firm up. Layer 3: Gelatin Fully dissolve box of strawberry gelatin into 2 cups of boiling water. Option 1 - Stir in 2 cups of cold water. Place in fridge for 30-45 minutes to partially firm up. Add the cut fruit, then ladle over layer 2. Place back in fridge for at least 4 hours. Option 2 - Stir in 1 cup of cold water and 1 can of fruit cocktail. Place in fridge for 30-45 minutes to partially firm up. Ladle over layer 2 then place back in fridge for at least 4 hours to firm up. Layer 4: Whipped Cream At any time, using a rubber spatula, spread the whipped cream over top of layer 3 and refrigerate until firm. Cut into squares and use a wide spatula to serve and enjoy. Your friends and family will fight over the last piece. Guaranteed! For extra punch, add pieces of cut fruit on top of the whipped cream in a fun pattern. Feel free to use any flavor of gelatin or fruit. Or use a flavored whipped cream or cream cheese. Add more sugar & use fruit cocktail for a sweeter taste. Plan to take 2-3 days to make so you can make a layer and forget about it until tomorrow. But cover & hide it well because it WILL be gotten into if seen!
Page MAY 52010 5 Calendar of Events 7/6/10 July Club Meeting & Summer Picnic at Tim Crowley s House 7/9/10 Golf Outing at Harbor Hills 7/17/10 2010 Land of Legend Bicycle Tour 7/18/10 Leisurely Newark-Granville Mini-Tour 7/21/10 Newsletter entry deadline 7/27/10 Executive Board Meeting 8/3/10 August Club Meeting at Buckeye Winery - Wine, beer, & pizza available 8/20-21 Wine Train Trip in Cuyahoga Valley SP 8/27-28 Kokosing Camping & Cookout Weekend 9/4-12 Alaska Cruise 9/7/10 September Membership Renewal Meeting 9/24-26 Zipline & Camping Trip in Cedar Creek 10/5/10 October Club Meeting Dress-up Party for Halloween 11/2/10 November Club Meeting 12/7/10 December Club Meeting Christmas Party 3/5-12/11 Park City, Utah Ski Trip TENTATIVELY PLANNED TRIPS July ly Fall Happy Hour in Zanesville Happy Hour Nights Paintball Tournament 12/31/10 New Year s Eve Weekend at 7 Springs, PA 2/4/11 February Meeting at Snow Trails followed by 2/4-6/11 Spruce Hill Ski Trip weekend Winter Spring Red-eye ski trip Camping on Lake Erie????? Your Ideas Here!!!!!!!!! Board of Directors President: Bruce Kern 740-587-3109 brucekern@roadrunner.com Vice President: Penny Slater 740-739-0082 jandps5@embarqmail.com Secretary: Marla Morgan 740-654-3876 mrgan.marla@gmail.com Treasurer: Sandy Moore 614-565-5815 smoore@cbjlawyers.com Activities: Joe Phillips 740-501-4323 jphill32@columbus.rr.com Membership: Kathy Kern 740-587-3109 kathykern@roadrunner.com Director At Large: Tim Crowley 740-328-9883 papatimmyjay@yahoo.com Newsletter Editor: Christian Phillips 614-580-6591 nscnewsletter@rocketmail.com CORRECTIONS I misprinted Matt McBride s e-mail address in last month s newsletter. The correct address is: Mmcbride@glastonburybuilders.com Please make a note of this for any and all of your records. Thank you kindly. NEWARK SKI CLUB PAYMENT COUPON Your Name(s) Date Membership (place X on correct type) Individual - Individual 21 years of age or older New $30.00 Renewal $25.00 Family - Married couples 21 years of age or older New $50.00 Renewal $40.00 Trip/Event Trip/Event Trip/Event Amount Amount Amount Check # Total Amount Paid Make all checks payable to Newark Ski Club. Remember to show your trip deposit check to the trip leader. All other checks are to be submitted directly to the treasurer. All checks must be accompanied by a payment coupon. Your cooperation is appreciated.
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