Support the Randolph Mountain
Club while enjoying a gourmet dinner at Libby's Bistro!
111 Main Street, Gorham, NH
We'll start at 6 PM with cocktails
(cash bar) and then partake in a delectable summer meal.
After dinner, we'll play a competitive
(but friendly) RMC game with prizes!
The cost is $35 per person,
to be paid at the door. There is a limit of fifty people for
this event. Reservations must be made.
If you would like to at attend,
RSVP to RMC Social Events Chair Sarah
Gallop.
IMPORTANT! We'd like our trail and hut crew to be with us
at this RMC dinner. Would you be willing to donate $35 to sponsor
a hungry crewmember? If you would, please let Sarah know.
Special thanks to Liz Jackson,
fabulous RMC supporter & owner and chef at Libby's.
RMC Trail
Crew and Caretaker Centennial Reunion! Day 1 Friday, August 6, 2010
All day: Oral Histories
RMC alumni caretakers Steve Chase and Sally Manikian will be
on hand at the Randolph Pavilion, adjacent to the Ravine House
Pool, collecting oral histories from attending alumni. The project
will endeavor to collect a wide range of oral histories over
this three day period. National historians from the USDA Forest
Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will assist in conducting
formal oral history interviews. Both single and group interviews
will take place. Further information will be coming, later. Please
consider participating. We can't let the rich history and the
grand experiences that we all had while working for the RMC be
lost.
Rain site: second floor, Jones Cottage.
Contact: Sally
Manikian.
Friday evening, 6 pm on: Potluck dinner and campfire
Join us for a low-key, evening potluck around the campfire at
the Jones Cottage. Trail crew alum Dan Rubchinuk Healey will
provide fresh chicken, and alum Amy Huyffer will provide ice
cream from her Stafford Organic Dairy. Bring a dish to share.
The Jones Cottage kitchen will be available for use.
Contact: Laura
Conchelos.
RMC Trail
Crew and Caretaker Centennial Reunion! Day 2 Saturday, August 7, 2010
All day: Oral Histories
See information above.
2 pm:
Alumni Trail Crew versus Caretakers Softball Game
The baseball diamond is located in the field in front of Cold
Brook Lodge. Park at the designated location, near the tent and
ball field. Bring a mitt if you have one. Extras will be available.
Contact: Dave
Salisbury.
5 pm - 8 pm: Potluck dinner at Stearns Lodge
Libby's Bistro (http://www.libbysbistro.net/)
will be catering the entree portion of this dinner gathering.
Attendees are encouraged to bring a small side dish or dessert
to share. Dinner will be under the large event tent, in case
of inclement weather. There is a nominal charge of $25, payable
at the dinner, to defray the cost of the dinner and the tent.
There is no charge for those under the age of 10.
Copies of the brand new RMC
history, Peaks and Paths, to be released this July 4th, will
be available for sale and can be signed by author Judy Hudson.
Commemorative RMC t-shirts will also be available.
Important note: Reservations
are required for the dinner, so the RMC can tally numbers. To
make a reservation: Simply email Doug
Mayer. Thank you!
7 pm:
RMC Trail Crew and Caretaker Jeopardy
Master of Ceremonies: Al Sochard
During dinner, we'll take a short break from socializing, to
play a round of Al Sochard's popular RMC edition of "Jeopardy."
8 pm - 11 pm: Bluegrass with Hot Flannel
There may be no better band for a gathering of trail crew and
caretaker alumni, than the critically acclaimed New England bluegrass
group Hot Flannel. Featuring award-winning fiddler Patrick Ross,
the band plays throughout the northeast, and has even hiked to
Madison Hut to play at the annual August-fest mountain bash.
The lively group includes electric and acoustic violin, electric
and acoustic guitar, upright bass and drums. Bring your dancing
shoes, or just relax in the corner and listen to some great music.
For more details on Hot Flannel, see http://www.myspace.com/hotflannelvt.
RMC Trail
Crew and Caretaker Centennial Reunion! Day 3 Sunday, August 8, 2010
9 am- mid afternoon: Alumni trails and camps projects.
As part of the weekend's festivities, attendees will have an
opportunity to give back to RMC, by participating in some light
trail work and camps projects. The Camps Committee is planning
a composting and/ or site rehabilitation project at Crag and/or
Log Cabin.
On the Trails front, Trails
Co-chairs Mike Micucci and Cristin Bailey have planned a project,
building cedar and tamarack bog bridges at the start of the Howker
Ridge Trail near the Randolph East trailhead.
to see which events
celebrate the Club's 100th birthday! 
RMC Picnic & Charades