In This Issue
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How To Measure Your System’s Efficiency
In any discussion on snowmaking, the inevitable question always arises: airless or conventional? Also, where snowmaking expansion or modification is required, should…
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Young Granddaddy Of Ski School Design
Jerry Muth is a teacher. His classroom is 7,800 Colorado acres, his students are any age and number in the hundreds of…
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New Life From Litter
A ski area for every city and town? Robert Fox says yes. The 41-year-old president of the Warner Company, a Philadelphia environmental…
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Vermont’s Ecology Act One Year Later
When Vermont’s environmental control bill was enacted last year, it was widely hailed as a model piece of legislation. The aim of…
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Pied Piper Of The Promo Set
Get out and help your competitors sell because the whole of an effort is greater than the sum of its parts—that’s the…
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Food Service
Remember when skiers used to drive to the area with their ski boots on? In those days, even the Fancy Dans who…
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Marketing
Generally, publicity must be considered a gamble, for unlike advertising, which is paid for, there’s no guarantee that it will be used.…
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Speak Out
Ski instructor. Drop-out. Ski bum. Shiftless. Sabbatical from life. The put-down is heard too often.
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NSAA Newsletter
Bills urge improvements, compensation on U.S.F.S. lands The National Forest Recreation Association is urging public support of three bills introduced to the…
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Equipment
The Globe Ticket Company has announced the development of a new lift-ticket issuing machine capable of issuing up to 60 tickets per…
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Technology
Reviewing the B77.1 Standard While most ski area administrators are aware of the American National Standards Institute’s “Safety Requirements for Aerial Passenger…
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Report
The U. S. Forest Service has given its approval to plans for a new ski resort at Copper Mountain, near Wheeler Junction,…
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In Court
Smith, a certified ski instructor, claimed that two large area operators, substantial portions of whose trails were located on forest service property…
