What a difference a few days make! We seem to be back into the swing of winter out here at the Brim, snow making kicked back into gear last night and continues as I write and natural snow fell in squalls for most of the day today. The effect Monday's rain had seems to be reversed now that the groomers have taken a few passes over our refrozen surface...game on.
On more than a few occasions today snow squalls filled the air...
(this was snow...not fog)
By mid afternoon the sun had cut through the overcast skies...and blue began to spread across the horizon
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94.9 The Rock Presents MEN'S DAY AT BRIMACOMBE!
On Monday, February 8, 2010 it's "boys only" at the Brim, as 94.9 The Rock presents Men's Day 2010 at Brimacombe. From 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., enjoy an exclusive, fun-filled day on the slopes all in the name of a great cause; all proceeds will be donated to the Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing (CADS) in Durham.
Be aware, only a limited number of tickets will be available, and these will be sold on a first-come, first-serve basis only!
Tickets are on sale now at the Main Office in Brimacombe's East Chalet or by calling 905.983.5983!
Your exclusive ticket is only $90, or buy 4 or more and pay only $80 each! Cash and credit will be accepted.
Your Men's Day 2010 ticket includes...
• Exclusive access to the slopes
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner with a "meat" theme
• Live entertainment
• Giveaways, demos and more!
Here's a peak at some of the great prizes to be won...
1/4 of Black Angus freezer beef, locally raised by Dawe Farms.
Jamie Kennedy/Gilead Bistro – Dinner For two (excluding drinks)
Deluxe Toronto, Private Screening for 50 -at their studios-
Golf Rounds for Newcastle Golf Course
Xbox games and DVD prize packs and giveaways from Astral (The Movie Network).
$100 Sporting Life Certificates
$50 Gift Certificates from Frosty John's
Ski Can vouchers ($300, and $200) towards trips for 2 to any Skican Western Canada resort.
Reusch Gloves
Lorpen Socks
About the Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing (CADS)
The Canadian Association for Disabled Skiing is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion of skiing for persons with disabilities. This national organization has many provincial and regional programs, including CADS Durham, but each is committed to the same idea that “SKIING IS FUN FOR EVERYONE“.
To learn more about CADS, please visit disabledskiing.ca
About CADS Durham
The CADS Durham program operates out of Brimacombe seven Sundays of each season starting the second Sunday after New Year's. Each session lasts about two hours. Trained volunteers are matched with participants, providing support and helping those with who are physically and intellectually challenged learn to ski with confidence.
To learn more about CADS Ontario and CADS Durham, please visit disabledskiingontario.com
If you plan to attend, please be sure and purchase your tickets by Sunday January 31, 2010.
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It's Back! LADIES' DAY AT THE BRIM on Feb. 22!
Spend some time with the girls, Monday, February 22 as Brimacombe hosts the return of the Ladies' Day! From 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. enjoy an exclusive, fun-filled day on the slopes all in the name of a great cause; all proceeds will be donated to Bethesda House.
Be aware, only a limited number of tickets will be available, and these will be sold on a first-come, first-serve basis only!
Tickets are now on on at the Main Office in Brimacombe's East Chalet or by calling 905.983.5983!
Your exclusive ticket is only $90, or buy 4 or more and pay only $80 each! Cash and credit will be accepted.
Your Ladies' Day 2010 ticket includes...
• Exclusive access to the slopes
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Live entertainment
• Giveaways, demos and more!
About Bethesda House
Bethesda House has provided a wide range of services to women and their families dealing with domestic abuse in Durham Region since 1995.
In partnership with our community, Bethesda House provides secure shelter and woman-centered advocacy and support to women and their children, to empower them to live free from fear, domestic abuse and oppression.
Services include;
- 24 hour telephone crisis counselling
- Secure, temporary shelter for women with and without children
- Child & Youth Worker support to shelter mothers and children
- 1:1 and group counselling to both shelter and community clients
- Community-based 1:1 and group counselling for youth (both female and male)
- Educational workshops and presentations
To learn more about Bethesda House, please visit bethesdahouse.ca.
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Planning for Family Day? Don't forget we will be OPEN Family Day, Monday February 15, 2010.
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Another fantastic day at the Brim!
Cheers,
Mark