In This Issue
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ANSI Standards Illustrated 1
The seond in what will be an extended series. See also page 36
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ANSI Standards Illustrated 2
The first of a series of humorous illistrations by the ski world’s foremost cartoonist, Bob Bugg, on provisions of the ANSI B-77…
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5-Year Tabulation Of Lift Installations
An interesting and permanently useful record, broken down by manufacturer.
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Special Report On The Media
Reaching the Skier How to use the ski publications The top ski markets and how to reach them through newspapers Radio —…
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Media– Radio
It’s 4:30 a.m. No matter, Harry Baxter is at his station, telephone in hand. Harry is calling me to tell me that…
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Media– Newspapers
Each year the newspapers serving the major metropolitan markets of North America get into skibiz in a bigger way — and with…
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How About Dual Chairlifts
When the single passenger chair lift was developed in the United States in the 1930’s, capacities soared to 600 skiers per hour.…
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What Happened Last Winter
“There is a sumptuous variety about the New England weather that compels the stranger’s admiration — and regret. The weather is always…
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Updating Your Lift Drives With Scr
“Solid State,” (i.e. no tubes) technology was introduced on a massive scale with the transistorized radio in the 1950’s. The advantages of…
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Paying The Supervisor
One of the keys to a financially successful ski area food service operation is the structuring of a plan for compensating the…
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Letters
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New Products
The growing popularity of GLM-length skis has induced the Ski Safe Company, of 1714 Stockton St., San Francisco, Cal., to make sure…
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Speak Out
New directions for NSAA The news stories starting on Page 14 of this issue give the reader the outlines of what hopefully…
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Report
September 11 and September 20 were days that saw major changes set in the course of National Ski Areas Association. The first…
