Wasi Ski Club Member News

(Updated on 2013-05-08)

Unfortunately, the May 11 Wood Cutting Day is cancelled! Please keep checking back for a new day.

Equipment Garage (Garage Mahal)

Completed during the summer and fall 2012, our new member-built garage provides safe storage for the snow machines and grooming equipment.

Check out the photos page or view the Facebook site for a complete set of photos and captions. You can leave comments there as well.

Coming clean about our trail lengths ...

Many of you already know that our trail names do not accurately reflect the actual length of our trails. Over time, we will transition the trail identification from numerical to a colour-based scheme. If you want to read the explanation and see the accurate trail lengths, you can click here.

2012/2014 Club Officers

Board Members

Bryan Boothe	Lily Boucher	Jennifer Brown	Joan Clark
Marlene Gillis	Bob Graham	Steve Hart	Brenda Holbein
Emerson Hunt	Gilles Lefebvre	Paul Revenboer	John Roberts
Dave Shaw	Kerry Somerville

Executive 2012/2014

President:	Brenda Holbein
Vice-president:	John Roberts
Secretary:	Marlene Gillis
Treasurer:	Bryan Boothe
Registrar:	Kerry Somerville

Outgoing 2000/2012 Board

WASI Ski Club Logo

Our logo is on file at Mark's Work Wearhouse (North Bay). They can make and sew the logo onto any fabric item that you wish for 12 bucks. Just go into the embroidery division and tell them you belong the Wasi Ski Club.

Chalet Hosting

On the weekend, during the ski season, volunteers act as hosts at our chalet. Duties include greeting members and visitors, answering questions about the trails and conditions, helping with sign-ins and checking that guests have purchased a day use pass. We will be scheduling the 3-hour weekend shifts shortly. Check out the hosting schedule page.

Trillium Foundation Grant approved spring 2009!

We were again successful in obtaining a Trillium Foundation grant in the amount of $46,800 to support the life of your club. Our grant has allowed us to upgrade the equipment, expand the parking area, do some serious trail work (culverts, ditching, bridges), and twin a portion of the 4 km trail.

"The Ontario Trillium Foundation is an agency of the Government of Ontario"