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1st Annual 24 Hours of Sunlight Gala!

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The 24 Hours of Sunlight uphill/downhill ski race is a fund raiser for the Heuga Center for multiple sclerosis . Along with the race, they’re having a gala replete with silent auction and Ed Viesturs slideshow. I’m tagged to help MC the event (don’t know exactly what that means, so we shall see), but the star of the show is Viesturs, who’s incredible quest to climb all 8,000 meter peaks is a story I can’t wait to hear him tell in person. Check out this newspaper article about 24 Hours of Sunlight. Below is the gala info if you’re interested:

1st Annual WestStar Bank 24 Hours of Sunlight Gala!
Join us for dinner and silent auction, benefiting the Heuga Center.
Featuring special presentation by Ed Viesturs, this event is not to be missed!

February 10, 2006
Hotel Colorado Devereaux Room Glenwood Springs
6:00p.m. 10:00p.m.

Hors d’oeuvre, cocktails, dinner and presentation included in your ticket of $125.
Tables of 8 available for $1,000.

Please RSVP to Lindsey@24hoursof sunlight.com
or call (970) 920-7278 to reserve your seat.
Be sure to make your reservations early,
as we expect this event to sell out quickly!

Dress: Cocktail attire

Posted by Lou on February 7, 2006 | Filed Under Backcountry Skiing 

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