FEBRUARY  DINNER

Join us for a Valentine’s Dinner on February 16th at 6 p.m. at the new GRAND Restaurant upstairs [15] in the Kings Mall at the foot of the Grand Avenue “BRIDGE” [east side].  The menu choices are Mango Ginger Habanera Chicken Breast or Pork Chop Parmesan.  This includes salad, risotto, veggie, bread, sherbet, coffee and tea.  If you are vegetarian or gluten free, please call Margaret at 456-7409 for special dishes. 

The total cost will be $26, tax and tip included.  Your check, payable to 100 Club and mailed to Shirley Limoges, 410 13th Street, GWS, 81601 before Feb. 10th is your reservation.

SKIING AT SUNLIGHT

      Meet on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. on the Sundeck, and at noon  for  lunch.

SKIING AT SNOWMASS

      Fridays and Saturdays meet at 10 a.m. at Ullrhof and noon at Alpine Springs.

      Carpool from Roaring Fork Market Place (Office Depot) parking lot, leaving promptly at 8:15 a.m.  Get there early enough to transfer gear.

FEBRUARY X COUNTRY SKI  OUTINGS

      February  9 – Sunlight / Babbish Gulch. Meet at US 9:30 a.m. Snowshoers welcome.

      February 23 – Eagle/Yeoman Park / Hat Creek. Meet at NN 9:00 a.m. Snowshoers welcome.

      Questions ? call Jackie Durrett 945-8170

2 MORE SKI/SHOE EVENTS

      Feb 13 Cross Country trip sponsored by Rifle Recreation. Bus to Aspen Nordic Center.

January 30 Bus to Grand Mesa  Some spots still open. Call Gisela Koplin for sign up details! 970-625-3704

2012 OVERNIGHT HIKES

      Green River, UT     May 7-9

      Crested Butte        July 16-19

      Telluride                  Sept. 4-7

      For the CRESTED BUTTE Hike trip suggested lodging is the Christiana Guesthaus Lodge but capacity is limited so book early. 3 nights 16-18 1-800-824-7899 or Christiana Guesthouse.com .You may cancel no penalty up to 7 days prior. Dates are the week after the Wild Flower Festival but still prime time. Call Hal Sundin with questions, 945-0966

100 CLUB THEATER NIGHT

FRIDAY, February 24, 7:30 p.m.  Thunder River Theater, Carbondale. Anton Chekov's classic comic-drama of life in czarist Russia, "The Cherry Orchard". Opening night Champagne reception. Call 963-8200 for credit card ticket purchases.

 NAME PINS

      If you don’t already have a name pin, or have misplaced your last one, you can order one from Hal Sundin, 945-0966. They are available with pin clasp or magnetic clip. They help connect names and faces for both new and old members.

 LADIES’ BRIDGE

      4th Thursday at 1:00 p.m.

Please call Nancy Thomas, 963-9627.

MEN’S BRIDGE

      1st and 3rd Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. (Rotating hosts) Call Mark Kistner, 319-8296

TENNIS PLAYERS OR PADDLE BALL PLAYERS 

We have a new sport to play in the winter- PICKLE-BALL.

It is currently being offered at the Glenwood Rec Center on Tuesday's from 9 to 11am. A Rec Center membership or daily punch pass is required to participate. 

The court dimensions are the same size as a doubles badminton court, and has been set up in the basketball area at the rec center. 

The game is played with wooden paddles and a wiffle ball with rules similar to tennis. The net is similar to a tennis net. Paddles and balls are supplied by the rec center. 

Come out and try this fun new sport. Call John Wilsky at 984-0469 if you have any questions.

JOIN OTHER 100 CLUBBERS AS A MENTOR!
    The Pre-Collegiate Program of the Roaring Fork School District needs volunteers. The program mentors students 7th - 12th grade who are interested in continuing their education beyond high school, and who will be the first generation in their family to attend college. The program uses mentors to guide students on their journey as college-bound students to help make their goals and dreams come true. All mentors must have college degrees and college-related experiences. They should also have interest in working with students in middle and/or high school.

The program is committed to providing mentors with training and support. Anyone interested in more information about the program and volunteer mentor opportunities should contact Leslie Emerson, the program director, at 970-384-5967.