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President’s Corner
Y e a r r o u n d S p o r t S & Social c l u b We Live Mid-Life to the Max!
Find us on the web at www.tpscsd.org
october 2008
46th AnniversAry 1962-2008
There’s one member of our club who makes it her business to see that everyone feels welcome. Well known for organizing our monthly Happy Hours, Janet Hanson says that her purpose in life is to “make people happy and joyful.”
As a kid Janet lived in St. Paul, Minnesota; Westchester County, New York; Tokyo, Japan;
and ended up back in St. Paul where she graduated from Central High. From high school, Janet went to work for West Publishing Company and later Remington Rand Corporation.
After marrying, she moved to Lansing, Michigan, where her two kids were born. While living in Lansing, Janet worked for Hager-Fox, a small home center store. Eventually her family moved back to Minnesota and since her son was a hockey player, Janet became a “Hockey Mom.” During this time in Minnesota, Janet found the job that would suit her best until retirement; she became a receptionist in a dental office.
Janet moved out here to Southern California after her children had grown and she and her husband had separated. While working as a
receptionist at a local dentist office, Janet got to know an amiable guy named Harrison Wreden, who represented a dental lab and came in often. Then one day Harrison stopped coming by and Janet wondered what had happened to him. Two years later Harrison and Janet ran into each other at an outdoor concert. Though glad to see each other, nothing more came of that meeting. But fate didn’t give up. Soon after, they ran into each other at the supermarket. Throughout all these years a true friendship had been nurtured and from here, it blossomed. But their friendship was purely plutonic for several more years. Finally, on April 27, 1996, Harrison and Janet were married. Although not members of Torrey Pines at this time, long time club members Louise Oliverio and Steward Smith stood up with Janet and Harrison. Janet and Harrison became club members about 8 years ago in 2000.
Join Janet at one of the Club Happy Hours or at the next Club Walk that Janet organizes with her long time friend Louise, or at the San Diego Air and Space Museum visit that Janet has planned for October 28.
Picnic Thank YouWhat a wonderful day for the picnic and a great turnout-100 people!
We could never have done it without volunteers. A big thank you to Mike Mccutcheon for getting there at 4:00 AM and holding the site! Another thank you to our early set up team- larry benthien, Hobe Schroeder, Joe Goldhammer, Janet Hanson, barb Shramek and tom rothenburg. Also the great reception crew - barb Shramek, nance thielen, teri browne and Susan o’connell. Our food servers-tom and carolyn delahanty, camille rothenburg, dave and teri browne, elaine urquhart, bill and Sharon Whitaker, nance thielen, Karen Kerhin, nancy Staehr and richard Staszak. The clean up crew- eileen Frame, elaine urquhart, and John bauer and many others! Special kudos to Marilyn roland, bonnie Grim, barb Shramek and Janet Hanson for their tables! See you next year!
debbie SchroederWe need to add another name to this list of those that made this
day so special.…debbie Schroeder… for all of the planning that goes into organizing this event. She did a FantaStic job. thank you, debbie.
Catalina Trip October 1-3 (WedneSdaY - FridaY)
Thir ty-five Torrey Pines members are eagerly awaiting their three day, two night sojourn to beautiful Catalina Island. At least one week prior, reservations must be made for those playing tennis or golf. All other
tours, activities etc. can be arranged upon arrival. Google information concerning Catalina. Hotel - Pavilion Lodge. Boat - Catalina Express from Long Beach. Bus - Sureride, Inc of National City.
Meeting spot October 1st: Kantor and Governor Drive on public streets no later than 6:45 AM bus leaves at 7:00 aM. A second pick up will be made at around 7:20 AM at the Park and Ride at La Costa Ave and Highway 5. If unfamiliar with these spots we suggest you check them out before of the trip.
Group will return to the pickup spots October 3 at around 9:30 PM. Space on bus is limited. So pack light.
Janet tremaine, John bauer 619-297-0937
Joe Living it Up!
Join us for a fun, casual golf tournament at Tecolote Canyon Golf Course conveniently located just off Highway 5 near the visitor center in San Diego. Please let Hobe know, either by mail or e-mail, no later than September 17. This will constitute a commitment. You will pay at the golf course. The cost includes $2.00 for prizes for the team with the lowest score, and the individuals with the longest drive and closest to the
pin on designated holes. The play will be scramble (best ball) and we will try to even the teams. Please indicate if you expect to shoot below 80, between 80 and 90 or above 90 at this challenging executive course. After the play there will be a no host lunch at the Tecolote restaurant with the awards ceremony.
Hobe Schroeder 2331 darlington row la Jolla, ca 92037 [email protected] 858-551-9651 (cell 858-336-0539)
co-leader bob chrivia 619-665-1532
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TPsC Golf Tournament tecolote canYon GolF courSe
(tecolote pHone nuMber iS 858-279-1600)2755 Snead avenue (tG 1248 G6)
SaturdaY, SepteMber 27, 2008Meet 9:15 aM, FirSt tee tiMe 9:48 aM
$28.00 MeMberS $33.00 non MeMberS$12.00 cart optional
At our last general meeting Ray Ashley brought us up to date on the explorer Juan Cabrillo. Dignitaries from Spain, Portugal and Mexico will be at the Cabrillo Festival and so should you.
The Cabrillo Festival will be held at Ballast Point, Naval Base Point Loma - at the south end of Rosecrans Street. (TG 1288 B7). It is a fun event for the entire family with educational activities, cultural demonstrations and exciting folkloric performances with music and dancing of Native Americans, Mexico, Portugal and Spain. The Festival will have food booths with delicious traditional food of the four nations. You will see Kumeyaay basket making and acorn preparation demonstrations, knot typing and a 16th century Spanish soldiers living history encampment. the highlight of the day is the re-enactment of cabrillo’s landing on the shores of the San diego bay (Ballast Point). Cabrillo, his soldiers and a priest sail into the bay on the San Salvador and once again claim the land for Spain. They will be accompanied by two other tall ships. The landing begins approximately 1:00 PM and is narrated by San Diego TV personality Jack White.
barbara Shramek 619-286-1250 [email protected]
Cabrillo festivalSundaY, SepteMber 28, 2008
11:00 aM – 3:30 pMnaval baSe point loMa
ballaSt pointFree adMiSSion-Free
parKinG
Did you enjoy our August combined meeting with Don Diego Ski Club? Well, now you can join us this month for a combined tpSc and Ski council Happy Hour. We will be gathering at the brand new Marriott Courtyard in Liberty Station. All of the San Diego ski clubs will be participating so it is a great way to meet other ski club members and mingle with old friends! This will also be the location for the Winter Gala on Saturday, November 8.
Janet Hanson 858-278-9581 debbie Schroeder 858-551-9651 (cell 858-336-0887)
Happy Hour Marriott courtYard
libertY Station2592 laninG rd
(oFF n. Harbor drive) beHind uSS recruit SHip
619-221-1900FridaY, october 10, 2008
5:00 pM
It’s time to pull out the Lederhosen and join us at the Annual Oktoberfest sponsored by the German American Society. We will gather around 5:00 PM in the outdoor Beer Garden. Plan to have fun, dance, drink German beer and eat great food and desserts. There will be a large German band from Guggenbach! Please let me know if you are going so we can try to save seats if possible. Take I-8 east and turn south on Mollison.
Hobe Schroeder [email protected], 858-551-9651, (cell 858-336-0539)
OktoberfestSaturdaY, october 11
5:00 pMGerMan aMerican SocietY
1017 e. MolliSon ave, el caJon
donation: $ 5.00
Join us at Sunset point on Mission bay for an informal afternoon of Bocce Ball. We will be meeting at 2:00 PM at the dana on Mission bay drive (on Dana Landing Road…TG 1268 A3). Novice players are welcome. Bring a chair, drinks, (no alcohol) and snacks. If you have a set of Bocce Balls, please bring them also. Spectators are welcome and afterwards we will
see if anyone wants to do a group dinner.
tom rothenburg 619-435-0662 (cell 619-990-0472)
Bocce Ball SunSet point on MiSSion baY
SundaY, october 12, 2008 2:00 pM
This is the only Indonesian restaurant in San Diego. If you’ve never tasted this cuisine before, you are in for a delightful treat. It is a blend of Colonial Dutch and East Asian cookery. The specialty is Rijsttafel! or Rice Table, an amazing array of wonderfully spiced dishes served for all to share. Don’t miss this one! reservations please!
Janet Spiro 619-291-1935 [email protected]
Ethnic Diningbali tHai
407 caMino del rio SoutH tueSdaY, october 21, 2008
6:30 pM
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neck Wallets and TPsC Golf shirtsWe have neck wallets with the Torrey Pines logo. They are black with white
lettering and have two separate zippered compartments. They are light weight, waterproof and only cost $5.00. The TP golf shir ts are green with the Torrey Pines logo and are $15.00. Call or see Tom Rothenburg at the general meetings to buy yours. Please make checks payable to TPSC.
Tom Rothenburg 619-435-0662 [email protected]
This beautiful month is a good time to repeat our walk of last October. We are off to Miramar Reservoir. From Hwy 15 go East on Miramar Mesa Blvd. Turn South on Scripps Ranch Blvd. and East on Scripps Lake Drive. Breakfast - Lunch will follow at a nearby restaurant. Bring a friend and join us for a beautiful morning walk.
Janet Hanson 858-278-9581 (cell 858-336-8396) [email protected] louise oliverio 858-569-9999 (cell 858-569-9999) [email protected]
JUsT fOr fUnWalk with
Louise & JanetMiraMar reServoir
FridaY, october 24, 2008 9:30 aM
I have lived in San Diego for 27 years and until recently I had not visited the Air and Space Museum. I could not believe what I had been missing. I think I could have spent the entire day there and still not managed to take it all in. The history ranges from the days of the Wright Brother’s, World War I, World War II, the advent of the commercial airline and space travel. Please join me on the 28th and see it all for yourself. There have been changes so even if you have visited before, it is well worth a return. Free admission for San Diego residents on this date, (bring proof.) There is an additional charge if one wishes to attend the Star Wars Feature. Lunch follows. pleaSe rSvp.
Janet Hanson 858-278-9581 cell 858-336-8396 [email protected]
AIr AnD sPACE MUsEUM
balboa parK tueSdaY, october 28, 2008
10:00 aM
Mark your calendar for Thursday evening when the Museum of Man celebrates the country of portugal. Experience the rich heritage by sampling regional food, drink and entertainment. Tickets may be purchased at the door.
*(FYi—last for the year) barbara Shramek 619-286-1250
Tower After Hourssan Diego Museum of Man
balboa parK (619-239-2001)tHur. oct. 30, 2008
6:00 – 8:00 pM$15.00 Senior adMiSSion
$10.00 MuSeuM oF Man MeMberS
Join us for a private tour of the factory that produces the Taylor Guitars. This is a very high tech facility and offers a full line of guitars. Since 1974 Taylor Guitars has produced limited-edition and limited-run guitars. The company employs around 335 people and occupies a 143,000 square foot complex. They make beautiful guitars and in its history have grossed $30 million. Come view how these instruments are made. There is space for a limited number of people. let me know by october 29 if you plan to attend.
barbara Shramek 619-286-1250 [email protected]
Taylor Guitars factory1980 GilleSpie WaY
(tG 1251 c1)el caJon, ca 92020
619-258-1207-FactorY pH. no.tHur., nov. 6, 2008 9:45 aM
Hold this date for “Bocce in Borrego”
with the famous Bocce King-tom rothenburg.
Saturday, november 15, 2008details next month.
Mark Your CalendarSaturday, February 28, 2009
Get ready to Boogie, Woogie! We are going to the beautiful, newly refurbished Balboa Theatre on Saturday, February 28 at 8:00 pm. The show is “In the Mood” - A Swinging 1940’s Musical Review.
Watch for details in the November newsletter.
debbie Schroeder
We are seeking an Assistant Treasurer for the Club. Please contact any board member if you are interested. We are also in need of trip leaders and co-leaders for the upcoming
ski season. Without leaders there will be no trips.
Joe Goldhammer 619-286-0624
Welcome New MembersLinda RainesJean Zebedee
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OCTOBEr BIKE rIDEsDAY/TIME LEVEL LUNCH WHERE TO MEET LEADERSat. oct 4 a 12 Hodad’s bay to beach eileen Frame10:00 AM Quivira Rd Mission Bay 858-569-0962 front of seafood restaurant ( TG 1268 A3)
Sat. oct 11 a 12 Hudson bay bay to broadway Mary coates10:00 AM Seafood Bali Hai parking lot 858-453-5376 N Shelter Island (TG 1268 C3)
Sat. oct 18 a 12 victor’s bay loop bob tauber10:00 AM Parking lot north of 858-273-4996 Visitor Ctr, Mission Bay (TG 1248 D7)
Sat. oct 25 a 12 Golden crown around Miramar lake Kathy Hagenbach10:00 AM Meet in parking lot near 858-485-5506 restrooms (TG 1209 G3)
bike coordinator: Kathy Hagenbach 858-485-5506 [email protected]
although helmets are not usually required, they are strongly recommended for all of our bike rides. We are always looking for volunteer leaders for the a and b rides. please call Kathy Hagenbach, coordinator, (858-485-5506) if you are interested.
• SaturdaY a rideS – MoStlY Flat • SundaY b rideS – Gentle HillS • all Star rideS a and b are oFFered. tG = thomas bros. Guide followed by coordinates. please note in case of rain - call the bike leader listed above. also the ride will depart 15 minutes after the meeting time.
TPsC 2009 ski Tripsnote neW date in FebruarY• We have reserved the 1849 Condos at Mammoth for our January 11-
16, 2009 trip. There is a $100 deposit.
• January 24-31, 2009 FWSa trip to big Sky Montana –Deposit $300, payable to San Diego Council of Ski Clubs and mail to: Susan Shafer, 12384 Sardina Cove, San Diego, CA 92130.
• February 5-11, 2009 will be the park city, utah trip.
Six days in Park City at the base of the slopes in the ski in/out Snowflower Condominiums. There will be a five of six day lift ticket with at least one day at Deer Valley. Cost includes air fare to Salt Lake City, bus to Snowflower Condominiums, return to San Diego, room rent, lift tickets, happy hours and parties. Best cost estimate, considering changing airfares, is $1450.00. Deposit required is $1,000.00 by October 15 with the remainder due December 1. Those who have made a $250.00 deposit, please send another $750.00. Make checks payable to tpSc and send to:
priscilla Moxley 7335 olivetas avenue la Jolla, ca 92037 858-459-4187 [email protected]
• March 22-27, 2009 we have reserved the 1849 Condos in Mammoth with a $100 deposit.
Except for the Far West Trip, make deposits for the Mammonth trips payable to tpSc and send to: Joe Goldhammer 5016 college Gardens court, San diego, ca 92115 619-286-0624.
please send your deposits for the park city trip to priscilla Moxley.
If you would like to be a trip leader or an assistant, please call Joe Goldhammer. If we don’t get volunteers, we won’t run these trips.
La Jolla Pancake ride
Bob at the Cabrillo festival fish fry
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sAn DIEGO COUnCIL Of sKI CLUBs
snowball Winter GalaWinter Gala and Weekend of fun is quickly approaching! The event has moved to the Marriott Courtyard
Liberty Station…2592 Laning Road San Diego, CA 92101. This is a brand new and beautiful venue. There is a limited number of rooms available for the low cost of ONLY $99! Call 619-221-1900. Be sure to mention the San Diego Council of Ski Clubs to get this rate. Come and join the fun with your friends CELEBRATING San Diego Council of Ski Clubs Man and Woman of the Year and the Joe Harris award Recipient. Times for the evening activities are: 5:30 PM -No Host Bar; 6:30 PM -Sit Down Dinner; 7:30 PM- Award Presentations; 8:30–11:30 PM Dancing
with North Star Band. The attire is a Semi-formal event (Black Tie Optional). Tickets are $49.00 pp on or before Oct 15, 2008 ($59.00 pp after Oct 15, 2008). Please include this information on your check for the Gala; – your choice for dinner…salmon, chicken or Portobello mushroom.
Gala Weekend Events SaturdaY, noveMber 8, 2008
Saturday activities…for details on events please contact event captains. Some events begin in the lobby of the Marriott Hotel at liberty Station. • GolFinG and bbQ at Sail Ho Saturday, november 8, 2008 to start around 11:00 aM $33.00 Play nine holes of “Shot Gun” golf with a barbeque lunch and one
drink. Limited to 32 golfers. If you wish to come and join the group just for the Barbeque it will be available for $23.00. For information or questions, please call Susie.
checks made payable to SdcSc and mail to: Susie vetter 848 d avenue # 102 coronado, ca 92118-2191
619-435-8736 [email protected]
• WalK tHe eSplanade and aMericaS MuSeuM tour ed and Michelle langmaid 858-2787-1774 [email protected] Meet in the lobby of the Liberty Station Marriott Hotel at 12:30 PM
• bicYcle SHelter iSland to Seaport villaGe & bruncH StopStephanie 858-232-9886, [email protected]
Meet in the lobby at 10:00 aM• courtYard Marriott at libertY Station 2592 Laning Road, San Diego (off N. Harbor Dr.) Limited number
of rooms. $99.00-mention San diego council of Ski clubs to get your discount 619-221-1900 reservations. There is complimentary parking.
• SnoWball Gala at courtYard Marriott libertY Station Saturday, november 8, 2008 $49.00 paid on or before october 15; $59.00 paid after october 15.
Make check payable to “SdcSc” and mail to: Judy Schultheis 7536 el paso Street la Mesa, ca 91942
619- 461-4478 [email protected]
ski Council EventsaSpen, colorado, SKi trip – dec 11-17, 2008. $1075 (approx) includes lodging at the Grant luxury condos, lifts and airfare (Delta).
$100 down. Mike Sanford 858- 695-1442. Far West Travel
GreeK iSlandS – oct 1-17, 2008. $3250 per person. Travel to Rhodes, Crete, Santorini and Mykonos and Athens. Istanbul is optional. Sold out.
biG SKY Montana – January 24-31, 2009. $900-$1485 depending on lodging selection. Check Far West Website below for specific prices. Optional day in Yellowstone.
Susan Shaffer 858-481-5043. auStria, bad GaSStein (One hour from Salzburg) – February 27-March 7, 2009. $1690 per person includes air and breakfast.
Does not include lifts. Add Munich and Prague – March 7-14 for additional $899. Winter snow blankets more than 125 miles of slopes for all levels. $200 deposit ($400 including Munich & Prague) fully refundable -$25 each venue until Nov. 1, 2008. For more information on travel go to FWSA. Website at http://www.fwsa.org
council rep. nance thielen [email protected]
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TPsC Annual Member’s Picnic
Happy Hour at Liberty station, PL sports Bar
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General inForMationcall 619/583-8832
Organization: Torrey Pines Ski Club is a non-profit California Corporation. Mem-bership: Annual dues of $35 are payable in full with the application for member-ship. Applications are available at any time at the General Meetings of the Club. Any donations made to Torrey Pines Ski Club for raffle tickets or other fund-raising events are not tax deductible.
SaSe = (Self addressed Stamped envelope)Find us on the web at www.tpscsd.orgEditor’s e-mail: [email protected]
Torrey Pines e-mail: [email protected]
NEWsLETTER sTAFFEditor: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Barbara Shramek Printing: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fletcher Hills PrintingNewsletter Mailing: . . . . . . . . . . . .Barbara Shramek
torreY pineS SKi cluba caliFornia non-proFit corporation
TRIP RULEs 1. REsERVATIONs. A check for the full amount required, received by the trip captain, is
a request for a reservation. The trip captain will make the initial count five days after the flyer postmark. Directors of the board and Officers will be given priority if they inform the trip captain before the initial count. If there are more checks than seats available, checks will be drawn at random until the trip is filled. The trip captain will strive to reach a 50-50 male-to-female ratio. Couples should send their checks in together and they will be drawn as a pair. All participants must sign a release before departure.
2. CANCELLATIONs & REFUNDs. In the event of your cancellation, a refund will be made only if the seat vacancy is filled or if monies are recovered by the club. There also will be a non-refundable cancellation fee for all cancellations whether or not your spot is filled as follows: $10 for trips up to $100; $20 for trips $100 - $300; $30 for trips above $300. There will be an additional $20 charge for any returned checks. All departure times, locations, lodging, and other travel arrangements are subject to change without notice.
3. WAITINg LIsT. On ski trips, those on the waiting list due to the lottery will be accorded priority seating on the trip announced in the following flyer if they inform the trip captain before reservations are confirmed, i.e., the fifth day after the mailing of that flyer.
4. CHECks. Checks will be destroyed from those not going on that trip due to being on the waiting list.
5. CONFIRMATIONs. You MUST call and confirm your status with the trip captain UNLESS a SASE (self-addressed stamped envelope) is requested in the trip write up. You MUST include your work and home telephone numbers with your check.
6. gUEsTs. Guests who are sponsored by a member are allowed on trips. TPSC members have 5 days priority after the newsletter announcement to sign up for a trip. After 5 days, members may sign up one guest by including an additional amount on their check as follows (unless otherwise noted): for trips under $50, there will be either member priority or a guest fee; $10 for trips costing $50-$100; $35 (cost of membership dues) for trips costing over $100. Guests, like members of TPSC, must be at least 21 years of age and agree to the club “General Release and Waiver.”
7. EVENT gUEsTs: Members and guests not on the event/trip and who join a happy hour and/or dinner will be charged $8.00 per person per occurrence for the happy hour; $20.00 per person per occurrence for the dinner or combo happy hour/dinner.
oFFicerS and board MeMberSPresident Laura Meldrum* . . . . . . . . . . . . 858-483-7290
Vice President Debbie Schroeder* . . . . . . . . . 858-551-9651
Corporate Secretary Fred Blecksmith* . . . . . . . . . . . 619-233-4149
Recording Secretary Susan O’Connell* . . . . . . . . . . 858-205-8414
Treasurer Joe Goldhammer* . . . . . . . . . . 619-286-0624
Membership Barbara Shramek* . . . . . . . . . . 619-286-1250
Newsletter Editor Barbara Shramek. . . . . . . . . . . 619-286-1250
Co-Meetings Melanie Traci* . . . . . . . . . . . . . 858-375-7966
Co Meetings Larry Benthien . . . . . . . . . . . . . 619-602-0925
Racing/Web Laura Meldrum. . . . . . . . . . . . . 858-483-7290
SD Council Nance Thielen* . . . . . . . . . . . . 858-695-0269
Marketing Hobe Schroeder*. . . . . . . . . . . 858-551-9651
Biking Kathy Hagenbach . . . . . . . . . . 858-485-5506
Co-Reception Theresa Browne. . . . . . . . . . . . 858-452-6558
Co-Reception Nance Thielen . . . . . . . . . . . . . 858-695-0269
Just For Fun Debbie Schroeder . . . . . . . . . . 858-551-9651
Bocce Ball Tom Rothenburg . . . . . . . . . . . 619-435-0662
Ethnic Dining Janet Spiro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 619-291-1935
Happy Hour Janet Hanson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 858-278-9581
Walks Louise Oliverio . . . . . . . . . . . . . 858-569-9999
Equipment Joe Goldhammer . . . . . . . . . . . 619-286-0624
Past President Debbie Schroeder . . . . . . . . . . 858-551-9651
* Denotes Voting Board Member
Ski Committee: Joe Goldhammer, Fred Blecksmith, Tom Delahanty
Torrey PinesSki Club
Membership ApplicationMembership begins upon receipt of dues and approval of application and ends July 31st. Full year dues are $35. New members joining after April 1st pay $15 for April-July 31st membership. For more information, call 619-583-8832.
New Membership q Renewal q
A California Non-Profit CorporationSign this application, with your dues check, to Torrey Pines Ski Club, P.O. Box 82087, San Diego, CA 92138
print firstname middleinitial lastname areacode telephone:home
number street unitnumber
city state zip
cellphone
checkinterests:
()skiing ()golf
()biking ()tennis ()volunteer
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I hereby apply for membership in the TORREY PINES SKI CLUB. GENERAL RELEASE AND WAIVER - I release TPSC, its directors, officers, members and representatives from any and all claims or liability that may arise from participation in any of its activities and indemnify and hold them harmless from any claim by, or liability to, any guest of mine at club activities. I further waive my rights under California Civil Code Section 1542 which reads, “A general release does not extend to claims which the creditor does not know or suspect to exist in his favor at the time of executing the release, which if known by him must have materially affected his settlement with the debtor.”
Torrey Pines ski ClubP.O. Box 82087San Diego, CA 92138-2087619-583-8832
October 2008
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upcoMinG eventS-detailS inSideSeptember 25 Beach BunchSeptember 26 Coaster Village WalkSeptember 27 Golf with HobeSeptember 28 Cabrillo FestivalOctober 1-3 Catalina TripOctober 10 Happy HourOctober 11 OkterberfestOctober 12 Bocce BallOctober 21 Ethnic DiningOctober 24 Walk with Louise and JanetOctober 28 Air and Space MuseumOctober 30 Tower After Hours-PortugalNovember 6 Taylor Guitars TourNovember 8 Winter Gala EventsNovember 8 Snowball Gala Dinner DanceNovember 14-16 Snow Jam in Del MarNovember 15 Bocce in Borrego
TPSC General MeetingTuesday, October 7, 2008
6:00 Social7:00 Announcements and Program
“GET READY TO SHAKEOUT”Mark Benthien, son of Larry, will speak at our October 7 meeting…
about the Great Southern California ShakeOut which will occur on November 13. Mark is Director of Outreach and Education for the Southern California Earthquake Center at USC.
The ShakeOut is a drill that will include us all and teach us how to survive an earthquake that could affect our life and possessions. Bring your friends or neighbors, they may be your lifeline in the time of crisis.
NEw LOCATiONLA JOLLA MArriOTT HOTEL
CHArACTErS BAr4240 LA JOLLA ViLLAGE DriVE (TG 1228 C2)
PArkiNG iS VALiDATED*Mark you calendar for our November 4 general meeting fashion show at the La Jolla Marriott Hotel.
