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Huggers Ski Club Rochester, NY

JUNE 2016 Huggers Ski Club, Inc., Rochester, NY

JUNE 2016

***Next General Meeting – Friday August 19, 2016***

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Remember to renew your membership! If you haven’t done so, now is the time to do it. $20 Special ends June 30, 2016.

July 1st it goes back to $30. A special thanks to Irene Hammons; she recruit three (3) new members. Way to go Irene!

Looks like we have had some great weather while I was away. I see that several members were enjoying it by biking,

golfing and playing pickle ball.

WOW! Take a look at the calendar for another busy month ahead. Thank you to all of the members who are leading

events and also to those who are participating. Remember to check your HSC Google Mail as several impromptu events

are posted there.

At the May BOD meeting, we welcomed our new board members and we appointed our 2016-2017 Social Chairs.

Your Social Chairs are Iris Raiman and Dotty Lovell. Thank you Charlie Hernandez for helping Iris over the past years. A

list of our current BODs and Committee Chairs can be found on page 11 of this newsletter.

May was “Lyme Disease Awareness Month”. Since the majority of the club spends time outdoors, Sandi has provided some “General Information” on the following page.

Mike Sanguinito President

New members are: Kathy Bowen, Julie Cripps, Doris DeFeze, Georgeanne Donnelly, Michelle Jablonski, David Kennedy, Marie-Lorraine Pipes, Peggy Rickman, Sara Rubin, Bob Smith, Patty Verbjar, & George Wambach. We have a returning member: Steve Sussman.

If you have friends, family and acquaintances that would enjoy our activities, BRING THEM ALONG so they too can be our next new members!


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VICE-PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

First, I would like to thank you for voting me into office as your VP. In the past there has been a “VP Message” in the newsletter and I would like to carry on this tradition when I can. Below I have provided information about:

LYME DISEASE AWARENESS

EARLY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS (3 to 30 days after tick bite)

Fever, chills, headache, fatigue, muscle and joint aches, and swollen lymph nodes

Erythema migrans (EM) rash:

o Occurs in approximately 70 to 80 percent of infected persons

o Begins at the site of a tick bite after a delay of 3 to 30 days (average is about 7 days)

o Expands gradually over a period of days reaching up to 12 inches or more (30 cm) across

o May feel warm to the touch but is rarely itchy or painful

o Sometimes clears as it enlarges, resulting in a target or “bull's-eye” appearance

o May appear on any area of the body

PREVENTION

Avoid Direct Contact with Ticks

Avoid wooded and brushy areas with high grass and leaf litter

Walk in the center of trails

Repel Ticks with DEET or Permethrin

Use repellents that contain 20 to 30% DEET (N, N-diethyl-m-toluamide) on exposed skin and clothing for protection that lasts up to several hours. Always follow product instructions. Parents should apply this product to their children, avoiding hands, eyes, and mouth

Use products that contain permethrin on clothing. Treat clothing and gear, such as boots, pants, socks and tents with products containing 0.5% permethrin. It remains protective through several washings. Pre-treated clothing is available and may provide longer-lasting protection

Other repellents registered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) may be found at Insect Repellents: Use and Effectiveness

Find and Remove Ticks from Your Body

Bathe or shower as soon as possible after coming indoors (preferably within 2 hours) to wash off and more easily find ticks that are crawling on you

Conduct a full-body tick check using a hand-held or full-length mirror to view all parts of your body upon return from tick-infested areas. Parents should check their children for ticks under the arms, in and around the ears, inside the belly button, behind the knees, between the legs, around the waist, and especially in their hair

Examine gear and pets. Ticks can ride into the home on clothing and pets, then attach to a person later, so carefully examine pets, coats, and day packs

Tumble clothes in a dryer on high heat for an hour to kill remaining ticks (Some research suggests that shorter drying times may also be effective, particularly if the clothing is not wet.)

***More information is available at: http://www.cdc.gov/lyme/

Sandi B - Vice President

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Upcoming Events For an absolutely up-to-the-minute list of all of our events and activities, visit the Google Calendars at our

website at HTTP://HUGGERSSKICLUB.ORG

BM Board Meeting

C Camping

DH Downhill Skiing

GM General Membership

HH Happy Hour

NL Newsletter

PD Paddle Power

PP Pedal Power

PS Pacesetters

S Social

SS Snowshoe

XC Cross Country Skiing

Questions? Phone the contact or a Board Member

SOCIAL PICNICS/HAPPY HOURS & MORE

Dotty Lovell – Co-Chair Iris Raiman - Co-Chair

Type Date Day(s) Event Location & Notes Contact

S Jun 3

5:00pm Fri HH

M’s 3400 Bar & Grill (Seabreeze) 3400 Culver Rd

Dotty

PP Jun 4-5 Sat-Sun PP Western New York Bike Festival (See Article) Bonnie M

S Jun 6 6pm

Mon S Pickle Ball (Meridian Center – Winton Rd, S.) Iris has extra Paddles & Balls

Iris

S Jun 10 Fri HH TBD TBD

PP Jun 11 Sat PP Tour de Cure (Webster) (See Article) Volunteers Needed

Bonnie M

S Jun 11 Sat S ADK Expo (Mendon Ponds Park Beach Area) 9:00 am to 4:00 pm (See Article) Volunteers Needed

Ingrid

S Jun 13 6pm


Iris

NL Jun 15 Wed NL All articles & Flyers are due for the newsletter. Email: [email protected]

Sandi B

S Jun 16 3pm

Thur HH Three Heads Brewery (186 Atlantic Ave) Grand Opening!

Sandi B

S Jun 17 5 pm

Fri HH Happy Hour in the Park (Fairport) White Brook Nature Area 250 Aldrich Rd (See Flyer)

Carmela & Roger

S Jun 18

Sat S

Euchre @ Ellies (2 Spots left – call Ellie to be added to list $5.00 Bring a dish to pass.

Ellie W

S Jun 20 6pm


Iris

BM Jun 22 6pm

Wed BM Board Meeting (Mike’s Residence) Dinner 6:00, meeting 6:30pm

Mike S

S Jun24

5:30pm Fri HH

Schooners Riverside Pub 40 Marina Drive

Debbie M

S Jun 27 6pm


Iris

NL Jun 30 Thur NL Newsletter published Sandi

S Jul 1

5:30pm Fri HH

Hedges Nine Mile Point (Webster) 1290 Lake Rd

Carol A

S Jul 10 3pm

Sun S Bocce Ball, Croquet, Horseshoes & Ice Cream Next to Henrietta Senior Center 515 Calkins Rd

Iris

S Jul 22-24 Fri-Sun C Weekend Get-Away Presque Isle – Erie PA (See Article) Gail

C Aug 11-14 Thur-Sun

C Cayuga State Park Camping Reserve your site (See Article & Flyer)

Sandi

GM Aug 19th

Fri GM-3 Summer Picnic (Perinton) - Stay Tuned Iris

GM Oct 22nd

Sat GM-4 End of Season Party (Power Mills Park) Powderhorn Joe D

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Pauline Motkowski-Chair huggersskiclub.org

PACESETTERS Walk-Hike-Snowshoe

**Arrive by 6:20pm** In case of rain, decision to walk

will be made at 6:30pm

Date/Time Day Location & Notes Contact

May 31st

6:30pm

Tue Swillburg Neighborhood Area Walk Meet in parking lot of Rochester Child First Network 941 South Ave

Pauline 249-9507

June 7th

6:30pm

Tue Trails at Helmer Nature Center and Neighborhood Walk Meet in parking lot of Helmer Nature Center 154 Pinegrove Ave.

Pauline 249-9507

June14th 6:30pm

Tue Secret Sidewalk to Abbott’s Ice Cream Walk Meet in parking lot of Slater Fishing Access near intersection of Greenleaf Rd & Beach Ave., near Lakeshore Country Club.

Pauline 249-9507

June 21st

6:30pm

Tue Maplewood Rose Garden and Area Walk Meet in parking lot of the Maplewood Park, Driving Park and Lake Ave.

Pauline 249-9507

June 28th

6:30pm

Tue Webster Walk Meet in parking lot of Holy Trinity Church 1460 Ridge Rd (Old Ridge Rd Rte.404) East of the town.

Pauline 249-9507

July 5th

6:30pm

Tue Fairport Village, Trails in Hart’s Wood and Canal Walk (Fairport) Meet in parking lot of Village Landing near the Dollar Tree Store 100 Village Landing

Pauline 249-9507

Rob Raiman-Chair PADDLE POWER

Kayak - Canoe ARRIVE EARLY! - We leave @ schedule time!

Date/Time Day Location & Notes Contact Jun 26 10am

Sun Canadice Lake Picnic to follow

Steve & Sherrie

Jul 17 10am

Sun Hemlock Lake Picnic to follow

Steve & Sherrie

DOWNHILL SKIING

WILL RESUME Winter 2016 Frank Lucas-Chair

CROSS COUNTRY SKIING

WILL RESUME Winter 2016- Save the Dates Sandi Benati-Chair

Date/Time Day Location and Notes Contact

Nov 12, 2016 Sat Wax Clinic (Henrietta) Roberts Cabin

Sandi & Iris

Jan 20-22 2017

Fri-Sun 1880’s Stay Tuned for more Details

Mary E

Jan 27-Jan 30 2017

Fri-Mon Garnett Hill Stay Tuned for more Details

Sue Q & Sheila Y

Feb 10-13 2017

Fri-Mon North County (NOTE: 3 Day Weekend) Stay Tuned for more Details

Mary Kay & Jim B

Feb 23-26 2017

Thur-Sun Camp Allegany Stay Tuned for more Details

Steve & Teddi Y


August 2015 Huggers Ski Club, Inc., Rochester, NY

Joe Doran-Chair PEDAL POWER Bicycle

ARRIVE EARLY! - We leave @ schedule time!

For all rides, please arrive 15-20 minutes early to sign-in, get map & get ready to ride. Bring a water bottle(s) for the ride, your own drink & a snack to share after the ride. HELMET IS REQURED on ALL rides.

Date/Time Day Location & Notes Contact Jun 2

10am-1pm Thur

Sea Breeze Ride (20-40 miles) - Meet at lot behind Bill Gray’s. Leader will send out details/updates/map on Google email every tues/wed before ride

Jon C

Jun 3 6-8:30pm

Fri Mendon Ponds Park (Beach Parking Lot) 20 miles, rolling hills

Steve & Sherrie

Jun 4-5 10am

Sat& Sun

Western New York Bike Festival (See Article)

Bonnie M

Jun 6 10am-1pm

Mon TBD No food & No Cooler

Deb M/Sue Q/ Jim W

Jun 7 6pm

Tue Dryer Road Park (18-30 miles) 7405 Dryer Rd., Victor, NY 14564

Bonnie M

Jun 9 10am-1pm

Thur Sea Breeze Ride (20-40 miles) - Meet at lot behind Bill Gray’s. Leader will send out details/updates/map on Google email every tues/wed before ride

Jon C

Jun 11 Sat Tour de Cure (Webster) (See Article) Bonnie M

Jun 13 10am-1pm


Deb M/Sue Q/ Jim W

Jun 14 6pm


Bonnie M

Jun 15 6-7pm

Wed Webster Park Holt Rd & Lake Rd. BYOB and snack to share

Alice P

Jun 16 10am-1pm


Jon C

Jun 18 10am-1pm

Sat Canandaigua Lake 759 S. Main St Canandaigua 14424 (43 miles Serious)

Bernie C

Jun 19 Noon

Sun Mel’s Ride Charlotte (10-40miles) Ride @ Noon, Picnic @ 2pm. Bring a dish to pass, BYOB, Chair & Cooler

Mel S

Jun 20 10am

Mon Buffalo Ride Ellicott Creek (20-30 miles) Niagara River Bike Path

Jim W

Jun 21 6pm


Bonnie M

Jun 23 10am-1pm


Jon C

Jun 25 10am-1pm

Sat Canandaigua Lake Rd McGregors Parking Lot (48 miles Serious) No cooler/no snacks provided, lunch@ Bob’s & Ruth’s. Bring Canandaigua Map#2

Bernie C 315-789-6323

Jun 27 10am-1pm


Deb M/Sue Q/ Jim W

Jun 30 10am-1pm


Jon C

***PEDAL POWER - Continued On Next Page***



Joe Doran-Chair PEDAL POWER Bicycle

ARRIVE EARLY! - We leave @ schedule time!

For all rides, please arrive 15-20 minutes early to sign-in, get map & get ready to ride. Bring a water bottle(s) for the ride, your own drink & a snack to share after the ride. HELMET IS REQURED on ALL rides.

Jul 1 6-8:30pm

Fri Mendon Ponds Park (Beach Parking Lot) 20 miles, rolling hills

Steve & Sherrie

Jul 5 6pm


Bonnie M

Jul 7 10am-1pm


Jon C

Jul 11 10am-1pm


Deb M/Sue Q/ Jim W

Jul 12 6pm


Bonnie M

Jul 14 10am-1pm

Thur Sea Breeze Ride (20-40 miles) - Meet at lot behind Bill Gray’s. Leader will send out details/updates/map on Googl email every tues/wed before ride

Jon C

Jul 16 10am-1pm

Sat

Skaneateles Lake Ride Bryne Dairy, Jordan St (40 miles Serious) Skaneateles Lake Map #1 (40). Will provide unstocked cooler and some snacks. If you want to ride the shorter route (the north loop) bring Skaneateles Lake Map #2, and team up with a riding partner before making the trip to Skaneateles. Hang out in

Skaneateles and have lunch/dinner at Doug's Fish Fry.

Bernie C

Jul 18 10am-1pm


Deb M/Sue Q/ Jim W

Jul 19 6pm


Bonnie M

Jul 21 10am-1pm


Jon C

Jul 25 10am-1pm


Deb M/Sue Q/ Jim W

Jul 26 6pm


Bonnie M

Jul 28 10am-1pm


Jon C

Jul 31 1-3pm

Sun Webster Park Ride (Various distances) Hot Dogs & Picnic to follow. Bring dish to pass

Joyce & Richard

Aug 1 10am-1pm


Deb M/Sue Q/ Jim W

Aug 2 6pm


Bonnie M

Aug 6 9am-1pm

Sat Seneca Lake Ride Lakefront Park Geneva (78 miles Serious) Map to bring with you- Seneca Lake# 1. Starts 9:00 AM at Lakefront Park, 78 miles, lunch @ Glen Mountain Deli, Watkins Glen, Unstocked cooler/some snacks provided.

Bernie C


August 2015 Huggers Ski Club, Inc., Rochester, NY

**2016-2017 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL -REMINDER ** ~ Kathy Serow (Membership Chair 2016-17) A BIG "Thank You" to members who have sent in their renewals. I'm looking forward to receiving renewals from some procrastinators ... your membership expired on May 31 and you are now in the grace period. A reminder to get your renewal to me by the end of June ...after June 30, you will have to pay $30 to rejoin. ON-LINE Go to http://huggersskiclub.org/join/fees/, and click on RENEW to pay with PayPal. Another PayPal renewal option is to click on (or copy/paste to your browser) https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=ETARATK4N5V32 ...this will take to a PayPal screen ready to accept your $21 renewal. If you are renewing for more than one member, just change the quantity ...please be sure to always include the names, addresses and phone numbers for all persons involved. MAIL ...OR if you prefer to pay by mail, in the same JOIN, MEMBERSHIP FEES area, download and complete the printable membership form and send it along with your check for $20 made out to Huggers Ski Club to me: Kathy Serow 38 Cider Creek Circle Rochester, NY 14616 If you haven't already registered on the website, this is a perfect opportunity. You can also sign up for the Huggers' Meetup and/or Facebook group by clicking on their icon on either the Home page or the Membership Fees page … there is no charge for joining these groups.

WESTERN NEW YORK BIKE FESTIVAL Saturday, June 4th – Sunday, June 5th ~Bonnie MacLean

It’s almost here! The first ever Western New York Bike Festival! June 4th & 5th at Dryer Road Park in Victor, there will be a celebration of all kinds of bicycling. This event is a collaboration among all of the area cycling

clubs and organizations. Each club will have a table to distribute information. The weekend will feature multiple options for riding, including road rides, mountain bike rides, intro to triathlon and intro to road riding. There will be factory demo bikes, clinics, seminars and displays by local bike shops, kids events and food vendors. Plan to attend one or both days!

Saturday and Sunday, June 4th & 5th

9:00-4:00 both days

Dryer Road Park, Victor

www.wnybikefest.com

Register online for $5, which includes admission for both days ($10 at the gate)

ADK OUTDOOR EXPO – HELP WANTED! Saturday, June 11th ~Ingrid Hunte The Genesee Valley Chapter of the Adirondack The Genesee Valley Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club will host its 19th Annual Outdoor Expo on Saturday, June 11, 2016, at the Mendon Ponds Park beach area, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Groups and vendors will join in a day of workshops, hikes, paddles, demonstrations and music that celebrate and promote the out-of-doors and outdoor recreation. Expo is open to the public. There is no fee for participants or for the attendees. It is always a great day! Huggers will have a booth for the purpose of attracting

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new members. We are asking for members to volunteer for one-hour increments, and would like a minimum of two members for each hour. It would be great to have members with experience leading or attending events from all our different venues. We will meet and greet visitors to the booth and offer information, brochures, calendars and other marketing materials. Please contact me at [email protected] or 585-261-7203, if you would like to volunteer to help at our booth with set up, tear down and/or for an hour or two to greet people who appear interested.

And here is Don's phone number: (585) 314-0378

TOUR DE CURE & TDC TENT Saturday, June 11th ~Bonnie MacLean

At the time of this writing, our Tour de Cure team is 56 members strong, and we are the largest team in our category! We are also the top fundraising team in our category so far! There are opportunities for everyone in the club to be involved:

Join the Team

There is still time to register for the team. The Tour is on June 11th with routes of varying distance, so there is something for everyone! Register at our Team Page here:

http://main.diabetes.org/site/TR/TourdeCure/TourAdmin/1338269462?pg=team&fr_id=11081&team_id=723613

Sponsor the Team or a Rider

Please consider supporting our team with a tax-deductible contribution to the American Diabetes

Association. You can make a donation to the team, or an individual rider. Visit our team page for a list of riders. Choose your favorite cyclist, or support a team member who needs a little boost to meet their fundraising minimum. Remember, every rider has made a commitment to raise at least $200 in order to ride. To make a contribution, visit our team page here:

http://main.diabetes.org/site/TR/TourdeCure/TourAdmin?team_id=723613&pg=team&fr_id=11081

Visit the HSC Team Tent on Tour Day

We’re going to have a tent in the Tent Village on Tour Day! We hope that club members who are not riding will consider coming out on Tour Day to hang out with the team, send riders off, and welcome riders back after their rides. Ride start times are staggered throughout the morning based on mileage (6:30-11:30am), and riders will be returning at various times (up to 4:00), so regardless of the time you come there will be someone to cheer for as they leave or welcome back after their ride is complete. Bring a cooler, a picnic breakfast or lunch, games, cards, bocce and stay for an hour or the whole day!

When : Saturday, June 11, 2016 Where : Xerox Complex Address : Chiyoda Dr, Bldg. 129 Parking Lot, Webster, NY


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PRESQUE ISLE WEEKEND GETAWAY, ERIE PA Friday, July 22nd – Sunday, July 24th

~Gail Underwood

UPDATE: Area hotels are filling up quickly. So far we have 13 rooms booked at the Comfort Inn, Clarion, Rivera Motel and a local bed & breakfast, all fairly close to Sara’s Campground. Feel free to book anywhere in the area as we’ll coordinate departure times and locations for walks, bike rides and get togethers. And, there’s a beer festival this weekend! A number in the group have bought tickets to the later session at www.eriepa.com/beer-on-the-bay.

Presque Isle is a 3,200 acre peninsula less than a three hour drive away where you can enjoy biking, swimming, kayaking and beautiful sunsets. 13.5 miles of biking on the Karl Boyes Multi-purpose trail which circles the entire Presque Isle State Park. The trail provides a relatively flat terrain and beautiful views of Presque Isle Bay and Lake Erie. Stops along the way offer outdoor exhibits, restrooms and water. Bicycles, surreys (four-wheeled pedal driven carts) and possibly Segways are available for rent at the Waterworks Pumphouse area; call 814-835-8900. Presque Isle State Park has 12 miles of public beaches as well as bike paths, nature trails, boat launch and a lighthouse. The lighthouse was completed in 1873; tours are $5 and leave every 30 minutes Saturday & Sunday 10am-4pm. Visit www.PresqueIsle.org, things to do, to view a map of the trails throughout the peninsula. Erie Zoo Erie Art Museum Erie Maritime Museum Waldameer amusement Park & Water World Lake Erie Speedway You can book a campsite beginning 4/1/16. Or, we suggest booking a hotel room by April 2016 as July is a busy vacation time. Feel free to book anywhere in the area as we’ll coordinate departure times and locations for walks, bike rides and get togethers. Sara’s Campground on the Beach 50 Peninsula Dr

Erie, PA 16505 814-833-4560 http://sarascampground.com/ Comfort Inn Presque Isle, 3041 W 12th St, Erie PA 16505, 844-299-1092, 2-star, outdoor pool, approx. $123-$200/night, inland from Sara’s Clarion Hotel Lake Erie, 2800 W 8th St, Erie, PA 16505, 814, 833-1116, 3-star, indoor pool, approx. $139-$200/night, close to Sara’s If you book, please let me know so I can add you to a group email. –Gail Underwood, [email protected], 248-5028

CAMPING - CAYUGA STATE PARK August 11-14 (Thurs-Sun) (See Survey Page 14) ~ Sandi Benati It’s at the same place as last year. This is a great day trip for those who do not want to spend the night. I will be looking for volunteers to lead biking, kayaking, canoeing, and hiking, events. Not staying overnight but coming to visit. Please fill out survey so we can add you to the events. If you book, please let me know so I can add you to a group email: [email protected]

XC SKIING (See Survey Page 15)

~ Sandi Benati Thank you trip leaders! So far we have four (4) trips on the books. If you want to lead a trip let me know! I am always willing to help out.

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**IMPORTANT POLICY CHANGE** HUGGERS SKI CLUB INC Policy Change

~ Board of Directors Overnight or longer trips with funds that pass through the club will require that checks from members be received by a deadline date. The deadline and the address for checks to be mailed will be published in the trip announcement. Trips must be announced to the membership at least two weeks before the deadline. Checks may be mailed as soon as the trip is announced. If a trip is oversubscribed, the Trip Leader and the Chairperson or BMAL responsible for that Committee or group will select the members eligible to go on the trip by random drawing witnessed by both parties. If someone is unavailable to do the drawing, the President will appoint substitutes as needed. The random selection will continue until all checks are given a sequential number. Should a cancellation occur, those on the waiting list will be contacted in numerical order until the trip is filled. Room assignments will be determined by the Trip Leader with attempt to accommodate all requests from trip participants. Should a participant disagree with their room assignment, final decisions will be made by majority vote of the Board.

HEALTH TIP What’s the Beef? ~Linda Louison-Krause, Certified Wellness Coach Americans eat 7 billion pounds of ground beef a year! That meat is a common source of food poisoning in the U.S. and 28% of us eat meat that is raw or undercooked. Consumer Reports recommends choosing meat without antibiotics, preferable grass fed. The top preference is organic grass fed. Always cook those burgers to 160 degrees F. A good alternative…veggie burgers with tomato and guacamole. Happy Grilling!

RECIPE CORNER ~Sandi Benati

VEGAN CARROT DOGS Prep time: 10 mins Serves: 4 carrots Cook time: 35 mins Total time: 45 mins Ingredients 4 thick carrots 2 tablespoons liquid smoke (I used hickory flavor) 2 tablespoons reduced sodium tamari or soy sauce 1 tablespoon maple syrup ¼ teaspoon onion powder ¼ teaspoon garlic powder Pepper Instructions 1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. 2. Peel the carrots. For true hot dog resemblance, when peeling, round the edges (like a hot dog.) 3. In a small bowl, whisk together the liquid smoke, soy sauce, maple syrup, onion and garlic powder. Place the carrots in a shallow baking dish and pour over the liquid mixture. If you have the time, cover and let them marinate for at least 2 hours (Overnight works best). If not, that's okay, just roll the carrots around in the mixture, using your fingertips to massage the marinade into the carrots. When the carrots are coated in the mixture, season with pepper and transfer to the baking sheet. Roast for 35 minutes or until fork tender. Every five minutes, brush the carrots with the remaining marinade mixture . 4. Once your carrot dog is done, place it into a hot dog bun and top it with your favorite hot dog toppings.

FROM THE EDITOR: Do you have trip reports or other content for the newsletter? I appreciate any ideas/suggestions that

you may have. Thanks. Please forward them to . . . [email protected]




HUGGERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

BOARD MEMEBERS

President Mike Sanguinito 750-7599

Past President Richard Henzel 872-4363

Vice-President Sandi Benati 727-5181

Secretary Gail Underwood 248-5028

Treasurer Steve Anderson 481-0450

BMAL: Pedal, Paddle Bonnie MacLean 281-4060

BMAL: Pace, Snowshoe, Downhill -TBD Peter Field 737-1095

BMAL: XC, News, PR, Property- TBD Alice Pidgeon 288-7867

Social Chair Iris Raiman 334-0972

Social Chair Dotty Lovell 508-308-0563

Down Hill Skiing Chair Frank Lucas 503-2979

Cross Country Skiing Chair Sandi Benati 727-5181

Email Groups Rob Raiman 334-0972

Historian Contact a Board Member

HuggerWare Mike Sanguinito 750-7599

Legal & Constitutional Craig Erickson 225-6668

Membership Chair Kathy Serow 451-2211

Newsletter Editor Sandi Benati 727-5181

Pedal Power Scheduler Joe Doran 723-0066

Pace Setters Walking Pauline Motkowski 249-9507

Pace Setters Snowshoeing Teddi & Steve Yuschak 249-9507

Paddle Power Rob Raiman 334-0972

Promotions/Publicity Gail Underwood 248-5028

Property Dottie Lovell 508-308-0563

Communication Mike Krause 678-1320

Web Master [email protected]

Web site URL www.huggersskiclub.org

NEWSLETTER INFORMATION

Article Deadline

All submissions must include the author's full name & telephone number. You can contact your program Chairpersons to give them your articles e-mail them to [email protected]

The deadline for all articles is the 15th day of each month. Newsletters will be published on the 25th day of each month.

Newsletters Flyers

All flyers must be pre-approved by the appropriate Board member or chairperson(s) and must be submitted to the Board or Committee Chair(s) before the next board meeting.

Advertisement Policy

Free Classifieds: Huggers (members only) can advertise items for sale or rent, free of charge in this newsletter. Such ads will be published when space is available for a maximum of three months. All items being sold or rented must be member-owned property. Send your classifieds to the [email protected] .

Paid Ads: An ad based on a member's business card can be published at a cost of $96/year. The cards must be in a horizontal format. Cards may be reworked slightly to make them more legible for publication. Ads deemed inappropriate will not be published.

Membership Renewal / New Sign-Ups: Sign up or renew at a monthly Meeting of the Members. For additional info or if you need a renewal form or membership brochure, call Kathy at 451- 2211 or visit http://huggersskiclub.org/join.

Hugger Ski Club, Inc. (HSC) and its directors, officers and representatives are not liable for any losses, damages, or claims arising from any personal injury or property damage that may occur during or in relation to any HSC activity, event, or trip. All participants acknowledge, accept and are bound by all terms and conditions of event contract(s)."


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CAYUGA LAKE STATE PARK

CAMPING

2678 Lower Lake Rd., Seneca Falls

315-568-5163

AUGUST 11th

– 14th

, 2016

Reserve Your Site! West Sites #171-198

Campfires, Happy Hour, Kayaking, Biking, Canoeing, Hiking, Wineries, Breweries,

Cheese, Sauders, Pot-Luck Dinner, Fishing, Geo-Caching, Orienteering, Antiquing,

Shopping & more!

Online at: NewYorkStateParks reserveamerica.com (Sites so far: 180, 182, 184, 188, 20, and 24

some campers might stay until Monday, August 15th

)

If you plan on camping more than the days listed, let the group know. I’m sure others

would love to spend more days.

“The Huggers Ski Club, Inc. (HSC) and its directors, officers and representatives are not liable for any losses,

damages, or claims arising from any personal injury or property damage that may occur during or in relation to

any HSC activity, event, or trip. All participants acknowledge, accept and are bound by all terms and conditions of

event contract(s).”

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