President's Column 1Happy Hours 2Birthdays 2Membership Form 3Sly Fox Trip List 4 Copper Mountain Info 5Spring Banquet Sign-up 6Morzine Report (Part 1) 7 & 8Timber Rattler's Sign-up 9Marquette Wrap-up 10For Sale Ad 10Sponsor Ads 2 & 11

Inside this issue:

Hi Everyone, It is March 1st and we only have one scheduled ski trip left for Copper Mountain Colorado on March 22-26th. Sam Fontaine, our fearless leader will be leading 60 members to one of my favorite ski areas. We were there over the New Years and they have expanded the lodge area at the West Village area where a lot of green runs are. There is a lot to ski for everyone.

We have had some wonderful trips. Big Snow/Indianhead & Blackjack, Morzine France & Paris along with Marquette Mountain. Those that didn’t attend, missed some great snow. We have had great accommodations, food, entertainment and most importantly, trip leaders. Lisa Belau for Big Snow, Sam Fontaine for France (of course the spouses help), and the latest was Dar Kramer for Marquette. Big thanks to all & those that pitched in during the trips. Our trips and events would not happen without volunteers from our membership.

We have one event scheduled for early summer, June 21st, TimberRattlers Tailgate & Game for $14. We have reserved seating. We had a great time last year with enough food, drinks, a great game, and fireworks to top it off. Keep an eye out for the sign up form in the Newsletter.

We are looking for volunteers for spring, summer or even fall events. In the past we have had white water rafting, golf outing or casual biking. If you are interested in organizing and leading any gathering, please feel free to contact me. We are here to help all of those that would like to get involved.

Getting involved is one way to get to know your fellow members. Starting on March 6th, we will be starting to take nominations for Officers/Board members. Every year we open up nominations for all positions, President, Vice President, Secretary & Treasurer. That will continue through the month of March with Election on April 3rd. Our Spring Banquet on April 19th will be the induction of the Officers. The banquet has been well attended and is always a great meal. There is a sign up form in this newsletter also. Speaking of volunteers, I also want to thank Trip Chair Sam Fontaine, Newsletter editor Sandy McMonagle, Membership & Advisor Jim McMonagle, Historian Dar Kramer & Social Chair Lynn Sommers. The Club is still reaching out to anyone that would like to step into the Webmaster position. Corey Meilke was gracious to help in the past but has too much going on in his life, but a big thanks for all he has done in the past.

Your Board of Directors have been busy over the past year and I want to thank all of them and all the members for your help and guidance. I have truly enjoyed my time as your President and a big thanks to all members.

To the Summit,

Deb

FoxtalesMarch, 2013

President’s ColumnBram’s Ski TrailsMonthly Meetings are held

the fi rst & third Wednesday of the month at THE BAR on Lynndale In Appleton.

Upstairs - Social 7 pmMeeting 7:30 pm

The next meetings will beMarch 6th & March 20th. Check out our web site:

www.slyfoxskiclub.org PLEASE JOIN US

Happy St.Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Patrick’s Day!

This is not an offi cial club function but rather just an informal gathering of members for Happy Hour

at different locations throughout the month. • March 1 - Stone Cellar 1004 S. Olde Oneida Street, Appleton 920-731-3322 • March 8 - Beef Eaters British Grille 2331 E. Evergreen Drive, Appleton 920-730-8300 • March 15 - McGuiness Irish Pub 201 S. Walnut Street, Appleton 920-830-7616 • March 22 - Old Bavarian 523 W. College Avenue, Appleton 920-730-0202 • March 29 - Pullmans Restaurant 619 S. Olde Oneida Street, Appleton 920-830-7855 • April 5 - Cleos/Cheyenne 203 W. College Avenue & 124 N. Appleton Street, Appleton 920-739-2288 & 920-731-8885 Do You have a Happy Hour location that you would like to see the Sly Foxes meet at?

Please e-mail: newsletter@slyfoxskiclub.org

Happy Hour HappeningsStart the weekend with the Sly Foxes

Fun Begins at 5:30Birthdays

March 1 - Deb Matz 3 - Timothy Reich 4 - Edie Shandonay 7 - Paul Datta 7 - Adam Hanson 9 - Mark Delveaux 9 - James Weyenberg 15 - Sybille Nickel 15 - Michael Weber 18 - Kyle Balda 21 - Nancy Fontaine 22 - Joe Kafer 27 - James Steber 28 - Lisa Belau 28 - Eric Edwardson 28 - Gerald Kimiecik 31 - Sandy McMonagle

Buy one order of regular or boneless wings, receive a second

order at 50% off. (Dine in only; One coupon per customer per visit.)

You must present your Sly Fox Ski Club Membership Card to obtain this discount. Excludes all other specials. Not valid with any other

discounts or promotions.

Expires: 7/1/13

Valid at the Bar on Lynndale Only.

Phone (920) 954-0888 Fax (920) 954-1700

April 4 - Jim Bosdech 6 - Ross Buckley 6 - Bonita Jordan 7 - Mark Nelsen 12 - Mary Weihing 13 - Holly Beau 14 - Kathy Thielke 21 - Melissa Honeck 28 - Jane Tennant

Membership Form 2012-2013Membership is open to anyone 21 years old or older.

Please complete the ENTIRE form and sign.

Name: (1) ____________________________________________________Birth Month:____________ and Day:________

Name: (2) _____________________________________________________Birth Month :___________ and Day:_______

Address: ___________________________________________________________________________________________

City:________________________________________________________ State:___________ Zip Code:_____________

Home Phone Number: ______________________________ Cell Phone (optional): _______________________________

E-mail address: (1) ______________________________________ (2)_________________________________________

In the event of an emergency, please contact: ______________________________________ Phone: _________________

New Member Referred by: (Enter Sly Fox member name) ____________________________________________________ Circle OneHow would you like to receive the “Foxtales” newsletter? (Mailed only if you do not have E-mail) E-mail OR MailWould you like to be considered for a Trip Leader Position? Yes NoWould you like to be considered for a Board Member Position? Yes NoMay we add your contact info to our roster? (Available to Members Only) Yes No

Please recommend one ski destination you’d like to see the club take a trip to:____________________________________

Membership Dues

PLEASE READ BEFORE SIGNINGI certify that I am at least 21 years of age and do hereby accept the policies and practices of the Sly Fox Ski Club. I understand that in my participation in club-sponsored events carries a degree of risk of injury or death. I hereby unconditionally waive and release the Sly Fox Ski Club, its offi cers, directors, agents, and members from any and all liabilities arising from any injury, property damage or loss I may suffer as a result of my actions. Further, I hereby grant full permission to any and all foregoing to use any photograph, videotape, motion pictures, recordings, or other record of any ski club event for any legitimate purpose. Please see the current Sly Fox Club policies or view them at the website listed below.

Signature: _________________________________________________________________ Date: ___________________

Signature: _________________________________________________________________ Date: ___________________

For current trip policies and other details, please see the website: www.slyfoxskiclub.org

Please mail your check for dues made out to:Sly Fox Ski Club

PO Box 1613Appleton, WI 54912-1613

Membership Type If Paid by 10/31/12 If Paid After 10/31/12Single $25 $35Married (as defi ned by the IRS) $40 $50

MARQUETTE MOUNTAIN FEBRUARY 15 - 17, 2013

COST - $280 at the Country Inn & Suites

COPPER MOUNTAIN, CO MARCH 22 - 26, 2013

Cost - $850 Round Trip via Frontier Airlines from Milwaukee to Denver, CO

BIG SNOW - Indianhead & Blackjack JANUARY 11 - 13, 2013

COST - $270 at the Indianhead Resort (w/ Hot tub & Pool)Initial deposit $100

Includes: Bus ride, subs on the bus up to Wakefi eld, 2 nights lodging at the Indianhead Resort, 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 1 dinner, departing pizza party, 2 day lift tickets - Indianhead on Sat. & Blackjack on Sun. The bus will load at Wal-mart in Depere at 5:30 pm and at The Bar in Appleton

at 6:00 pm and return by 10:30 pm on Sunday. Trip Leader: Lisa Beleau

Trip Opened May 15, 2012 - $500 DepositIncludes: Bus Transfer to & from Chicago O’Hare, Round Trip Airfare from GB or AP to Geneva, Bus between Geneva & Morzine. 7 Nights lodging at the 3 Star Hotel Club le Cret, 7 Gourmet Dinners and 7 Breakfasts. 6 day lift pass covering Portes du Soleil ski area. Paris extension:

Bus and Air transfers to Paris and return Air to Chicago. 3 nights lodging at the 4 Star Hotel de Castiglione in the Center of Paris. Bus transfer from Chicago O’Hare to Appleton

Contact: Sam Fontaine 920-337-0975

Initial deposit $100Includes: Bus ride, sub sandwiches on the bus, 2 nights lodging, 2 breakfasts and 1 dinner,

2 day lift ticket, NASTAR , 2 trail-side lunches. The bus will load at The Bar in Appleton at 6:00 pm and at Wal-mart in Depere at 6:30 pm and will return by 10:30 pm on Sunday.

LOTS OF FUN!! Trip Leader: Dar Kramer

2012 - 2013SLY FOX TRIP LIST

Trip Opens Oct. 3, 2012 - 60 Spots AvailableIncludes: Round trip motor coach from GB & AP to Milwaukee. Round trip airfare Milwaukee to Denver, motor coach transfer to Copper Mountain Village. 3 Day lift pass, with condos walking distance to the lifts. Full Kitchens, Fireplace, Laundry, Hot Tubs & Pool located on premises.

Contact: Sam Fontaine 920-337-0975

Morzine, France & Paris JANUARY 25 - FEBRUARY 5, 2013

Cost - $2695 (Includes 3 Days in Paris)

trip is filled

waiting list only

The Sly Fox Ski Club is going to ski

Copper Mountain, Colorado Fri. Mar 22 to Tues. Mar 26, 2013

$850 * Open for sign-ups on October 3, 2012

* At time of printing, Frontier airlines has not published schedule and pricing. This is the estimated price and should come in at a lower price.

Trip Includes:

• Motor coach travel from Green Bay and Appleton to Milwaukee • Round trip Delta Airline from Milwaukee to Denver, Col. • Motor coach transfer to Copper Mountain, Col. • Condominium Lodging Center Village. 2 Bedroom Condo’s. • Walk to the Lifts • Units come with full Kitchens, Fireplace, Laundry. • Hot Tubs and Pool located on premises. • 3 Day Lift Pass.__________________________________________________________________________________

Cancellation Information:

Full Refund before Nov. 21, 2012 ; $100 Cancellation fee before Jan 17, 2013. After Jan 17, 2013, refunds are limited to whatever refunds we can obtain from the lodging , airlines and lift operator, less $100 cancellation fee.

See Sign-up Page for complete details

Questions? Call Sam Fontaine days: 920-337-0975 or e-mail samfont@athenet.net

trip is filled

waiting list only

Members & Friends,Enjoy Good Food and Fun!50/50 Raffle, Wingspsn Raffle, Great Prizes

Cost: $18.00 per person(Final count is due on April 15th)

Please call Lynne Sommers @ 920-731-4825 if after April 15th.---------------------------------------------------------

Spring BanquetFriday, April 19th, 2013

Fox Banquets (Formerly Michiel’s)111 East Kimball Street, Appleton

Cocktails: 6pm (Cash Bar)Dinner: 7pm

Free Beer & Soda

Send to:

Sly Fox Ski ClubPO Box 1613

Appleton, WI 54912

Name:________________________

Name:________________________

Amount Paid:___________________

Morzine, France Trip Report by Sam Fontaine

The last European trips have covered three of the four major Alpine countries, Italy, Switzerland and Austria. Now it’s France’s turn. We settled on Morzine, which is part of the Portes du Soleil region of 12 interconnected resorts. It actually stretches into Switzerland, so maybe it’s double counting. We had a total of 77 people on this trip including folks from Tampa, Phoenix, Minneapolis, and the Weber’s actually drove from their house in Northwest France. Swiss Air took us comfortably from Chicago to Zurich, Switzerland where we changed to our flight to Geneva. On the landing approach, we could see our final destination clearly out the left side of the plane, the Portes du Soleil and the peaks of the Dents du Midi. After landing and getting our passports stamped, we picked up our luggage off the belt. Oops, 4 people are missing a bag so they will have to fill out some paper work. We exit out the door marked “Nothing to Declare” and into: A MADHOUSE! Geneva, Switzerland is not that big a town. I think Milwaukee is bigger. As such, its airport is a rather compact facility sandwiched between the railroad tracks and the French border. But 14 Saturdays a year it is the destination of hoards of skiers from all over the world. This gateway to the French and Western Swiss Alps is bedlam inside of a zoo. Dozens of taxi, van, limo, and bus drivers are holding up their group signs to locate their charges. Crowds pushing luggage carts heaped with bags and skis mill about running into each other, over people’s toes, knocking over other stacks of skis parked against the walls and support columns of the arrival hall. We found a relatively open area to gather the group while I locate our buses outside. Here, there are about 30 buses parked at various spots. With 75 bodies on the ground, we had 2 buses lined up, but as luck would have it they are parked on opposite ends of the airport. We direct everyone out to the buses and spend about half an hour moving back and forth through the crowds because one bus has lots of luggage space, but not many seats, the other lots of seats, but not much luggage space. People get on and off looking for partners on the other bus. Civil-ians keep trying to board the bus thinking it’s going to Megeve, or St Gervais, or Chamonix. The people with the lost bags are still in the “secure” area filling out paper work. I pick up the phone and they buzz me in to find them finishing up. We exit, get on the bus and do about 10 head counts as Deb B took one bus and I took the other. We’d then get to together and review our counts. Finally, after threatening sudden death to anyone who got off the bus, we determined the count was good and off we went about an hour late. It’s only about an hour and a half to Morzine as half the distance is on the turnpike, then over 2 passes down to Morzine and our hotel, the Le Cret, so now we are almost back on schedule. Another 20 min-utes of pandemonium while everyone gets their bags, room keys and up the small elevator to their rooms and then we’re off to locate the ski shops where we rented skis. The walk into the center of town is about fifteen minutes and just a very gentle incline. After skis are rented, we are informed we can keep them there as well as our boots for the week, very convenient as they are right by the lift stations. Then it’s back to the hotel for our welcome party. With everyone gathered in the lounge, the Hotel Le Cret assistant manager, Alex, gave us a rundown of the hotels facilities and activities: 2 indoor pools, hot tub, sauna, and lower level theater with nightly shows. He reminded us that tonight was the magic show in which he would be the star performer. “Are you going to pull a rabbit out of your hat?” I asked. “An Elephant!” he replied. With that we handed out our lift passes, which is an RFI chip card that activates the turnstiles at each lift. We had our own area in the dining room for seating, and the Maitrix d’, Coreen, explained how it would work: help yourself to the huge buffet of salads, cold cuts, pates, cheeses, breads, soup. There would be a table service of a main course prepared nightly, or, we could eat from the steam table buffet, tonight it was burgers and fries. We took the plate dinner, followed by the dessert buffet. Coreen was in charge of keeping us Yanks in line because, being from Vancouver, BC, they figured she was an expert. The down stairs theater was quite spacious, it could easily hold 300. The magic show was surprisingly professional and it was now apparent that they had whole team of entertainers. Alex was the big boss, assisted by four young multitalented kids: Frank, Romain, Stephanie, and Agathe. But I still did not see him pull an elephant out of his hat. With an enthusiastic audience, the show was a lot of fun.OK, now this is a ski trip, not a cruise ship. Time to get out on the snow. There are two main lift stations in Morzine, the Pleney gondola going up the mountain on the same side of the river as the hotel, and the Super Morzine gondola that crosses the river and up to more lifts heading to Avoriaz. There is also a free bus to the Avoriaz cable car. More about Avoriaz later. Sunday we catch the Pleney lift and head toward Les Gets (pronounced “lay jay” I think. In French, you never know.) The runs are groomed, but it has been several days since the last snowfall, so they are fairly hard packed, (think Indianhead on a decent day). Around 2 pm, it starts snowing. That is a good sign.

(Morsine Cintinued)

Overnight we had 4 inches of snow with up to 10 inches on the upper slopes. Monday was a late start, and you snooze, you lose. By 11, everything was chopped up and we had the piles of loose snow surrounded by ice. I headed up Super Morzine toward Avoriaz. It was sunny and warm and the jacket liner got immediately stashed in the back pack. Two more express chairs and I was skiing through the purpose-built town of Avoriaz. Until 1968, this was just a barren plateau between two mountains. In that year, local legend, Jean Vuarnet, began developing it as a ski resort full of high rise condos and hotels. Even though some are 20 stories high, the cedar siding make them blend into the surrounding cliffs. No cars, the only way to get around is on skis with lifts running through town. From there, I skied down the opposite valley and then up to a little Swiss flag that indicates “You are now in Switzerland”. After lunch overlooking the Dents du Midi, it was time to ski back to Morzine.

Tuesday we had a group lunch was scheduled at “Chez Flo”, a slope side restaurant in Avoriaz. It was located by the top of the Avoriaz cable car so that nonskiers could get there easily. After skiing the area around Avoriaz, we all met there at 1 o’clock for a lunch of very generous portions, wine, and finish of local grappa. With very full bellies, we decided to call it a day and ski down under the cable car and meet everyone at the base and took the bus back to Morzine. After stashing skis and boots at the ski shop, we gather at what is now our usual après-ski spot, “La Remise”. David, the chef at “Chez Flo”, told us there was a great band at “The Cavern”, which was conveniently located downstairs. So at 5 we go downstairs to a packed bar with the best band I’ve heard in a long, long time. Cab Collective is a loose amalgam of Scottish and French snow boarders, but an extremely tight band musically. Back home for dinner and then the dance contest. It’s not about who is the best dancer but who can guess which three dance genres will get the most couples on the dance floor.

Wednesday turned out to be the best skiing of the week. The snow was now nicely consolidated, and the relatively warm temperature made for delightful spring like conditions that never got slushy late in the day. We decided to check out the Mont Chery area across the road from Les Gets. When we got there, we found that we had the whole mountain to ourselves, none of the normal crowds. So we spent several hours ripping up the slopes before heading back toward Morzine.

On Thursday, the dropping temperature turned all the runs to solid ice. Lots of people decided to make the journey to Switzerland. It was on the way that Deb Matz fell and had to be tobogganed down by the ski patrol. At the medical clinic, X-rays showed a fractured pelvis and she had to be transported back to the hotel by ambulance. Fortunately, we had about ten nurses on the trip, so Deb had plenty of assistance once back to Morzine. The hotel managed to make a room available on the ground floor where she was as comfortable as could be expected. Thursday night was the gala dinner night in the downstairs theater. This was a semi formal affair with plated courses, candle light, bottle wine on the tables, and even a singer providing dinner music. After dinner, the entertainment crew put on a one hour show which I could only describe as lip-syncing dance review. After checking that Deb was comfortable and fed, we turned in.

Friday was something I have never experienced before in the Alps, rain! It went all day, letting up just long enough to sucker you into thinking you could ski, only to start up again as strong as ever. This was a sign to us that we were taking the day off. After 5 days straight, most of us were getting a little whooped anyway. Senny Wegner was not going to let a little moisture stand the way of skiing, so he ventured out into the elements. He did not get the annual Gelandesprung Ski Trash award three years in a row for nothing! He reported that “The snow was pretty good, really!” The only others we saw skiing were our British cousins, who never let a little rain dampen their plans. We saw them at the end of the day at the après-ski bars wrapped in blankets drying their gloves by the space heaters. I spent the afternoon investigating ways to get our wounded Deb home. But with work from our nursing staff, by the end of the day she could sit up, move around, and she reported “I’m ready for Paris!” That was very good news indeed. We don’t like leaving anyone behind.

That night we had our farewell party. After the going over the departure procedures, it was time for the Lunar Awards. We had lots of nominations this trip, too many to detail all. One person decided to see how far you could go on the bus system and ended up in Switzerland when they shut down. Fortu-nately, the Swiss take pity on hapless foreigners, and after getting his mom to make him some dinner, drove the wandering stranger 20 miles back to our hotel. It was Judy Dreier who captured the coveted prize when one of her ski buddies suggested that the reason she was taking in inordinate number of falls was that she obviously had her ski boots on the wrong feet. Tomorrow, it’s on to Paris! Stay tuned for next month’s conclusion.

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OR CONTACT SAM FONTAINE: samfont@athenet.net or 920-337-0975Final Count needs to be in by June 17th!

Marquette Mt. Ski Tripby Trip Leader, Dar Kramer

The Marquette Ski trip has been one of the best weekend trips that the Sly Foxes have had over the years and this year was no different. We had great snow and plenty of sun-shine. The trip would have not been as much fun without the wonderful and helpful skiers on board. Right from the time the bus arrived, everyone chipped in with loading coolers, unloading skis and bags, running Nastar, setting up a wine and cheese party… to arriving on time every time we moved. A BIG thank you to all of you! As we arrived at our hotel this year, we discovered the club’s name had been changed to the Fly Fox Ski Club. They thought we would fl y down the hills and that we did on Sunday during the Nastar Races. We had several medals won and everyone fi nished the course safely. Thanks Jim for taking care of this event.

We did make it downtown Saturday night thanks to Al, our trusty and talented driver. There was an incident with a bale of straw....but what happens in Marquette, stays in Marquette. Please keep this trip in mind for next year....it is always a great time.

Here are a few of our ski buddies in action.

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