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Spring 1975

New York State Sued

Action is currently pending in United States District Court for the Northern District of New York that could have far-reaching effects in the ski industry.

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20 articles

In This Issue

  • NSAA Agenda– 1975 Convention

    Complete agenda for 1975 Convention

  • Snow Simulator

    Snow Simulator

    In this age of sophisticated snowmaking systems, area operators often forget that large quantities of snow are lost due to poor trail…

  • Report

    The big overview on the season just finished — yes, we know that this issue publishes when a number of areas are…

  • New Products

    New Products

    SEPCO sports lighting Long a leader in airport lighting, the SEPCO Lighting Div. of Connecticut International Corp. has recently expanded into sports…

  • Speak-Out

    A tip of the hat to Cal Conniff for his work on the regional trade shows in January. Also to the regional…

  • Idea File

    Idea File

    Editor’s note: this is the fifth edition of Nils Ericksen’s Idea File. Its success depends on you, our readers, sharing your ideas…

  • Uniform Accounting

    Endorsed in late March by the Economic Study Committee of NSAA is a proposal to develop a uniform system of accounts for…

  • New York State Sued

    New York State Sued

    Action is currently pending in United States District Court for the Northern District of New York that could have far-reaching effects in…

  • Picking An Area

    How does the skier, who is fortunate enough to have several ski areas from which to choose, make the final decision on…

  • Package It!

    Legend says those magic words — “package it” — are what made Coca Cola and Aunt Jemima. They have done pretty well…

  • The Norton Phenomenon

    The Norton Phenomenon

    The phenomenon of Bill Norton, perennial secretary of the Eastern Ski Areas Association, perennial officer of NSAA, was first explained to me…

  • Ski-Roo-Bee-Doo

    Ski-Roo-Bee-Doo

    Never before had so many ski areas launched so many creative marketing programs. Confronted by discouraging skier growth statistics, threatened by recession,…

  • The Rental Boom Is On

    The Rental Boom Is On

    The ski rental business is up. In fact, at one area, Mt. Tom, Mass., it jumped 40 per cent from last year,…

  • Slim Davis Looks Forward

    Slim Davis Looks Forward

    “The days of shoe-stringing a ski area, like Dave McCoy did twenty Years ago at Mammoth, are finished.” “American skiing is being…

  • Night Skiing

    Night Skiing

    One month’s electric bill for Bristol Mountain ski area is just over $33,000. This may not be too spectacular when put against…

  • Getting More B.T.U.’S

    Getting More B.T.U.’S

    If you’re stuck with generating your own power, operating lifts with diesel or gas engines, or running snowmaking compressors, you can do…

  • Digging Out

    Digging Out

    In master planning ski resorts, architects, engineers and landscape planners think mightily on the problems like building placement, roof and exterior walls,…

  • Beyond The Bulldozer

    Beyond The Bulldozer

    When I was a kid growing up in Stowe, Vermont, probably the most delightful skiing was in the Slalom Glade alongside the…

  • Glendinning Report

    “Ski Industry Pilot Study and Recommended Marketing Effort” by Glendinning Associates It’s time we all put this matter of skier market growth…

  • NSAA Newsletter

    Association Fiscally Sound A year ago we promised you that NSAA would be operated efficiently and that your dues would be spent…

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