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Welcome everyone:
I hope you are enjoying your ski season thus far.
We have had an exceptional year for skiing with the tremendous amount
of snow fall. It has made some of the best skiing that I
have experienced in years!
With that said, the time has arrived to announce this
years NH REGION STUDENT PATROL TRAINING SEMINAR. This years
training will be held at Pats Peak Ski Area in Henniker, NH. Bob
Wright and his staff have opened their doors to us and provided a
fantastic venue for a day full of tobogan handling, OEC
skills, and of course, SKIING.
Keeping with our standards of years past, we will meet at
the Ski Patrol Building located at the bottom of the mountain just off
to the left side of the parking lot. We will conduct a
brief welcome and orientation for all students, evaluators,
assistants, and our host. Once we have completed our greetings,
we will begin the morning with ski and tobogan skills.
A break for lunch will be given, then it will be off to an
afternoon of OEC skills practice. The remainder of the day will
be for free skiing.
If you are a STUDENT, click
here
to download the registration pack which consists of an application
form and liability waiver that must be signed by your parents.
This information MUST be returned to me as soon as possible at:
Chris Rousseau
172 Federal Hill Road
Milford,
NH 03055
If you are a student advisor or someone who would like to
volunteer for the day to help out, send an e-mail to: crousseau@greatbrook.net
and let me know who you are and what patrol you are from. This
event is sponsered by the NH Region of the National Ski Patrol and is
a FREE all day training and clinic for the pure benifit of our
Region students.
I hope to see you all at Pats Peak on February 10th, at
8:30am. My best to you, and have a happy and safe remainder
of the ski season.
Chris Rousseau, NREMT-I
NH Region Student Advisor
Last updated 05/20/2008
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