In This Issue
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Snowmaking– H2o, Air, P.S.I., 32f. Minus
In learning how to make snow, Larchmont Engineering has defied an old and established rule: they did something about the weather. This…
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Development– The Case For The Consultant
The wise and reasonable men in the ski industry wouldn’t let the guy next door perform a frontal lobotomy just because he’s…
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Electricity First
Electrical energy is the most common source of power for ski lifts in North America today. It is relatively cheap to operate,…
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Depreciation– What You Should Know
Have You Analyzed Your Accounting Procedure? By Ted Farwell Ski areas typically require a large capital investment in fixed assets to generate…
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Beating Back Bramble Growth
One of the most serious and expensive ski trail maintenance problems is controlling the growth of hardwood such as seedling trees, brambles…
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Editorial
Facts and Figures This publication has consistently urged on the ski area industry the importance of developing facts and figures to guide…
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New Products
Scientific Associates, Inc., Concord, Mass., has developed a kit for quickly patching gouges in polyethylene ski bases. The manufacturer claims that this…
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NSAA Newsletter
New Pro Ski Racing Circuit Sets U.S. Europe ’65-66 Agenda Next season’s agenda for the new professional ski league calls for four…
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Directory: Equipment and Services List
HOW TO USE THIS DIRECTORY On the first three pages are products and services. Under each category (e.g. Chairlifts, Vehicles, Inspections, etc.)…
