Letters

AP_Letters1971_Part8

INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION Professor Stefan Kruckenhauser Bundesheim 0580 St. Christoph Am Alberg Austria Dear Professor Kruckenhauser: September 21, 1971 Some time ago, Dennis Sanford of the Professional Ski Instructors of America wrote you regarding four Austrian ski instructors who had made appll.cation to transfer into the Intermountain Ski Instructors Association. Your kind reply enabled us to process their applications and make them members of our Division. We would like to thank you very much for your cooperation in this regard. It may be of interest to you that the Intermountain Division is the only ski instructors division in the United States that transfers foreign instructors without requiring a certification examination procedure. Hore than likely, in the future, we will be writing to you directly regarding the certification status of Austrian instructors making application for employment and transfer into our Division. Again, we appreciate very much your cooperation. en: ld cc: Dennis Sallford I.S.I.A. E.e.D. Sincerely, . f 1-/"'-7) i ' _~{ (XLI- V - /C{/c/~ /l/\ . c-i---... Clark T. Parkinson President Hr. Lex Kun.lu P.O. box 548 Burley, Idaho Dear Lex: ~eptcmber 21, 1971 1 missed you before we left and would like to take this opportunity to thank you tor your efforts this last weekend at the Ponderosa. The arrangeracnts weLe excellent, and I feel that because of this, uur meeting was enjoyed tcemendously by all those who attended. Thant you very much tor a job well done. Sincerely, ~ Clark T. Parkinson President CTP:1d CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER I. S. I. A. INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION Clark Parkinson President I.S.I.A. 2245 Oneida Street Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 Dear Clark: September 22, 1971 Please find enclosed a "Continuing Guarantee" form which must be personally signed by you and notarized. I am also required to execute a similar form. You'll note that the essence of this agreement is that you and I personally quarantee the I.S.I.A. phone bill. Hope this makes you warm and comfortable. If you have any questions, please call me. EJP/bp Enclosures Very sincerely, .~~­~ EDWIN J. POND ADMINISTRATIVE VICE PRESIDENT I.S.I.A. THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY D~e Se~tember 23, 1971 Exchange __________________________________ _ CONTINUING GUARANTEE The undersigned requests The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, herein­after referred to as "Telephone Company" to furnish to~:---=--___:'--___:'---__=---~-:__:,.._--­Intermollntain Ski Instructors Association hereinafter referred to as "Primary Party," telephone services and equipment and also such additional service and equipment as said Primary Party may order in the future, either orally or in writing. The Telephone Company is not required to notify the undersigned of any changes. In consideration of the furnishing of such services and equipment for the use of the Primary Party, the undersigned hereby guarantees payment in accordance with standard billing and collection practices of the Telephone Company of all charges incurred by Primary Party on account of services and equipment rendered or provided by Telephone Company including, but not limited to all toll charges and termination charges. The Telephone Company's providing service after the Signing hereof constitutes acceptance of this Continuing Guarantee and no notice or other act is necessary. The Telephone Company may extend the obligation of the Primary Party one or more times and may surrender any other security held by it without notice to or consent from the undersigned, and the undersigned shall remain at all times bound hereby, notwithstanding such extensions or surrender of security, or both, or any other act or omission, including acceptance by the Telephone Company of any unsatisfied promise to pay made by the Primary Party, which might otherwise operate as a legal or equitable discharge of the undersigned. If Primary Party's service is terminated for any reason, all charges shall immediately become due and payable by the undersigned, if not paid by the Primary Party. The undersigned shall become subrogated to the right of the Telephone Company to collect the debt if, but only if, the undersigned makes payment in full of the claim of the Telephone Company. It is agreed that this Continuing Guarantee may be terminated by the undersigned by giving written notice of such termination to the Telephone Company, and not otherwise; provided, however, that no such termination shall be or become effective until five (5) days after actual receipt of said notice by the Telephone Company and shall not be effective as to toll and other charges that have arisen during the term of this Continuing Guarantee, including the five (5) days after receipt of notice. It is understood and agreed that any change in any of the facts or circumstances which motivated the undersigned to enter into this agreement, whether or not said motivations or change of facts, or both, is known to the Telephone Company, will not terminate this agreement. The undersigned is still obligated to give written notice as above provided to terminate his liability under this Continuing Guarantee. If this Continuing Guarantee is executed by more than one person, it is understood and agreed that all of the terms, conditions and waivers shall apply equally to and be binding upon each of the undersigned, their respective heirs, executors and administrators, jointly and severally. Each party who signs this agreement shall be liable to the Telephone Company for payment of said indebtedness of the Primary Party precisely as if the total amount of same had been contracted for and was due or owing by each of the undersigned. The undersigned waive all notice of any kind whatsoever in connection with any obligation of the Primary Party. The undersigned covenant and agree that their community property and the respecti.ve separate property of each of them shall be liable for the payment of all obligations of this Continuing Guarantee. The Telephone Company shall not be required to institute or prosecute pro­ceedings against the Primary Party as a condition of payment hereunder or enforcement hereof. It is expressly agreed that this Continuing Guarantee is absolute and complete. This Continuing Guarantee contains the complete and entire understanding between the Telephone Company and the under­signed. The undersigned understands that no Telephone Company employee has authority to agree other­wise. The undersigned further agrees that in the event it is necessary to employ an attorney or to institute legal proceedings, or both, for the purpose of collecting any toll or other charges that may arise during the term of this Continuing Guarantee for services rendered to the Primary Party, or for the purpose of enforcing this Continuing Guarantee, the costs of any such proceedings and the reasonable fees incurred by reason of such employment of an attorney shall be paid by the under . The undersigned agrees by the signing hereof that he is bound by a tions of this Continuing Guarantee, which the undersigned has ca lly r d. WITNESS: The Mountain States Telephone Street .;;;..:;;...;::..::;,--.,;F:.=.r=:......;;;:;..:=..;.;:::...;;::.-------- City Sal t Lake Ci ty. Utah 84109 Tel. No. 486-8023 and Telegraph Company MST Form 2243 (Rev. 3-68) ~ () o 3 3 1-'. {/l {/l 1-'. o !J CD X '0 1-'. 11 CD {/l f-' \0 -J f-' t.r.l t:: ty' {/l () 11 1-'. ty' CD 0. PJ !J 0. {/l ~ 0 11 !J IT 0 ty' CD I-t) 0 11 CD 3 CD IT ::r 1-'. {/l tbf~ )t'&CL~ g~~~ ~.'-~ . ? jl k~U· (/;' ~-P A:e<- ~. y/ ~ v ~~ POHDE:ROSA ~ BURLEY, IDAHO INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION TO Mr. Bob Autry Box 308 DATE Park City, Utah 84060 ,>" \ Sep ember 22, 1971 Dear Bob, At the Ski Instructors Meeting in Burley t11is past wH::~k end thei'e was a lot ot ' discussion at the BOD and Ski Scr,ool Directors meetings about who a Ski School Director is, I and my impression of the tone of tl:ese meetings was---how to keep out the Directors of the Racing Schools, mass Ski Schools and cOmInunit;y sponsored scheols. Boq I teel this is the wrong ap!:roach and that these people should be encouraged to join our organization. First, they will have something to contribute. Second, there may already be some If our directors envoled in these programs ar r assist in them along with their regular School. Third, how can we ever reach or work with or get to know the~peo9le or their problems if we treat them badly or go out of our way to treat them badlBY, or embarrass them. '1'hf:se are only a few of the reasons I think we should try and I work with these people, and would I like to discuss this in more detai] I the next time we get together. I These people belong in ISIA andj maybe we call show them how. i I II I Very trul ~ Lex H. Kunau i co: Clark Parkinson I ...... f'\. ; ~ .-.. ~ .~ c ~~~. ot- 0~ PACIFIC NORTHlI'lFST SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION To assure the skiing public is not misled by deceptive and confusing advertising claims made by some ski schools and organizations as to their qualifications, PNSIA is offering the following consumer protection announcement to aid you in recognition of the official Ski Instructor organizationsLand their affiliate$. The enclosed list of Ski Schools show those schools who have fullfilled all the requirements to be granted the status of PNSIA RF.COGNIZF.D SKI SCHOOL for the 1971-72 season. Since many new schools are nO'TrT forming, the list of those ski schools granted provisionary approval will be published at a later date. Should information be needed on a ski school's qualifications, please contact the PNSIA office. Box 6228, Seattle, Wa. 98188 or call CH 4-8541. Our Executive Secretary, Joy Lucas, vTill be happy to help you. vmAT IS THF. PNSIA A]\"T!) 'lfHY IS IT IMPORTANT? The PNSIA is the OFFICLU, Instructors Association for the ski instructors of vJashington, Oregon and Western Idaho. It is one of seven regional Divisions which comprise the national body of the Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA). PNSIA and PSIA, along with other skiing countries of the world, form the IN orId INTF.RSKI CONGRESS, which brings the ski instructors of the world together to share and improve the newest techniques in skiing and teaching. Organizations belonging to these groups are recognized vl0rld wide •• Keep these names in mind as other organizations make claims to fame from time to time, but they are not officially recognized qy any other instructors organizations ANYWHF.RF.. The PNSIA has provided the education, training and Certification of instructors in this Region since 1939 when it Was a part of the Pacific Northwest S.ki Assn. Later, as the numbers gren, they formed their own Association. PNSIA now has about 600 Certified, 600 Associate and about 1300 Registered instructors as its members. These instructors teach in 88 PNSIA RF.COGNIZF.D AId f>chools throughout our Division. All recognized Ski Schools have either a full Certified instructor as its Director or Co-Director in charge of instructor training. PNSIA is very proud of the technical quality of its instru~tors. Last year, at the North American Ski Instructors Congress (NASIC), in Vail, Colo., our Tech-. nical Vice President, Gordon !!,fest, v1as chosen the most outstanding ski instructor in North America •• and three of our members made the ten-man team sent to INTF.RSKI in Germany last winter •• Al Voltz, our Educational Vice President; Lyle 'rTIledt, Seatt1e; and Greg Ferris, Boise •• People like these have helped make our PNSIA one of the outstanding instructor organizations anywhere. This technical kno1rlledge is shared with our members through Seminars for the Ski School Directors and Supervisors; Symposiums for all the instructors and Ciinics to train new people to become ski instructors. F.ach Ski School continually holds clinics for its ovm teachers to prepare them to upgrade by taking the Examinations for Associate and the top classification •• the full Certified instructor. To the Management & Staff of the Ponderosa Inn Burley, Idaho September 22, 1971 Re: l1eetings of the Intermountain Ski Instructors Association held September 18,19, 1971 Gentleme.n: This letter is to express the thanks of the Intermountain Ski Instructors Association for the hospitality shown to us over the week-end of the above mentioned dates. The efficient service, good food, and comfortable facilities made our stay a pleasant one. You can be assured we will return again when the occasion arises. cc: Clark Parkinson cc : lex Kunau Very sincerely, ~ ..· .. .;~4 BONNIE R. POND EXECUTIVE SECRETARY I.S.I.A. September 22, 1971 TO: Divi&ion Vice Presidents FROM: Clark T. Parkinson, President The next step in our reorganization is to determine who the individuals to fill the department spots should be. This is the hard part. I have attached a suggested list of individuals for each division assignment and recommended some changes 1n the department descriptions. These lists .are overlaping, 1n that, 1 have suggested an individual for a number of departments. please review my &ugge5tions for personnel carefully. I'll call each one ,2! .you to discuss your thoughts and 5ugge&tions. (My lists should not be considered complete.) . When it has been decided between the Division Vice Presidents and myself who should be asked to Ull a spot, we will ask them to take the job. After these Ipots have tentatively been filled, t would like to hold a meeting of the D1vision Vice Presidents sometime before October 1st, to get organized, 60 we better hustle. · 1 feel that all spots must be filled even if we are not sure a person might not function. The department {unctions are really for the purpose of training and making opportunities available to interested and competent people • CTPrld Attachment 'cc r Lou Lorenz Sincerely, Clark T. Parkinson President CERTIFICATION VICE PRESIDENT: J. Phil Jones IAOU Lorenz Dick Conley Dave Laraen Robin Locke Dean Roberta Examiner Trainer: Lou Lorenz Woody Anderson Junior Bounous Dean Roberts John Sohrweide • TEcmnCAL VICF PRESIDENTa Demo Team coaciJ' Keith Lange"" iCe deu'iIi' Marv Casey Mike Wilson Dean Roberts . Eldon Scott Roger Roche Pepi Steigler Max Lundberg ~ _~;,r (Competition rr;l Sit sahaUlS adoUdY') Rik Washburn ~ , + 1Jl.H"tC~ ~ (/PIf.,O l1ethods Advisors .(lua..".l coorc'haUt> d "/LOu Lorenz ../jAndy Shearer " ,Robert B. Smith j~L . 5~/~J, · • ADMINISTRATIVE VICE PRESIDENT: Edwin J. Pond Credentials Chai~an' BU1 Haskin. Legal Counsel: """ Fdwin J. Pond Eth1cs Chairman. . .A .4 -~\'~" ,::;; ~ Spring Clinic. Budget Audit Chai~an: Dave Larsen Terry tlorr1s Election: Lou Lorenz Executive Secretary. Bonnie Pond Long Range Planning: Edw1n J. pond~~ Lou Lorenz V Committee: Past PreSidents Adv1sory Council Chairman Ski School Directors Advisory Council Chairman • COMMUNJCATI0NS.::IX~~W§DENT: @ (j ~<.l\'Y~ J ~.' .S~bd Ski Organization Rep resentativ;5\ ijlb Pattcf!r P.S.I.A. > #?l~ U.S.S.A. 1.0. Utah Ski Association , I~S.A.A. () ~~a.I.9\1- ~'t. 1~2: 2~n\td .. Dave <;haplin P. O. Box 161 Park City, Utah 84060 Dear Dave: September 23, 1971 ReI Newsletter It seems appropriate to me that an introduction of the new Executive Secretary should appear in the first edition of the Newsletter. It was 'my thought that I draft such a resume and introduction for the Newsletter. Hence, if you will advise me when you would like such an article in your possession I'll be happy to make it available to you. EJP/bp eel Clark Parkinson Very sincerely, EDWIN J. POND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT I.S.I.A. Appendix B CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER I. S. I. A. INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION September 24, 1971 TO: Ski School Directors FROM: Bonnie R. Pond, Executive Secretary SUBJECT: Ski School Directors Meeting at Burley, Idaho For those of you who were unable to attend the Ski School Directors Meeting on September 18, 1971 held at Burley, Idaho, please find enclosed a copy of the Minutes of said meeting. In particular, please note that the Ski School Directors in­tend to meet one day prior to the Exam Clinic (yet to be sched­uled this fall) for the purpose of helping to formulate desir­able certification information. If you have items you would like to see on the agenda, please mail them to Lex Kuneau, Box 548 Burley, Idaho 83318 as he is preparing the agenda which will be printed and mailed out to all of you. Also, it is requested that you provide me with your selection of a Newsletter Correspondent, Technical Representative and Certification Representative from your area in case you have not already done so. Further, please provide me with a list of any written Ski School Sequence you use which I will deliver to· the Technical Vice President. One more item I need is to have your area policy regarding comp­limentary passes verified and returned to me. (See Appendix A of the attached Minutes) Your cooperation is supplying me with the above information will be greatly appreciated and will do much toward making our Assoc­iation a better one. Thank you. Our new address is 7234 Jona­thon Circle, Salt Lake City, Utah 84121. Phone [phone]. _er,i Clark Parkinson - Lex Kuneau Max Lundberg Very sincerely, BONNIE R. POND EXECUTIVE SECRETARY I.S.I.A. INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION SKI SCHOOL DIRECTORS MEETING September 18, 1971 Burley, Idaho A meeting of the Ski School Directors of I.S.I.A. was held at Burley, Idaho on the 18th day of September, 1971 at the hour of 3:30 P. M. Present were: Junior Bounous Phil Jones Lex Kuneau Harold Stanger Earl Miller Bob Parker Frank Gillette Kirby Dawson Gene Palmer Max Lundberg Al Ellis Bill Briggs K. Smith Bob Autry Claude Jones Sigi Engl Junior Bounous served as Chairman of the meeting and Bonnie R. Pond, Executive Secretary, served as Secretary of the meeting for the pur­pose of taking the Minutes. The Chairman called the meeting to order and on Motion made by Lex Kuneau and seconded by K. Smith, the reading of the Minutes of Dec­ember 6, 1970 were waived and the Minutes were approved as mailed. The Chairman announced that the BOD of I.S.I.A. had requested that the Ski School Directors after reviewing the proposed reorganization plan of I.S.I.A., make any recommendations they may have. Upon Motion duly made and seconded, the following resolutions were unan­imously carried: RESOLVED: That each Ski School should have a representative involved in formulating certification policy and if possible to have members on the examining boards. FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Ski School Directors will get together one day prior to the Exam Clinic (yet to be scheduled this fall) for the purpose of helping to formulate desirable certification information. Ski School Directors should mail items they would like to see on the agenda to Lex Kuneau P. O. Box 548, Burley, Idaho 83318, as he is pre­paring the agenda. FURTHER RESOLVED: That the agenda be printed and mailed out before the Exam Clinic. FURTHER RESOLVED: That technical information should be disseminated to the general membership more effectively; perhaps in the Newsletter, direct mailings, and through technical representatives. FURTHER RESOLVED: That each Ski School Director submit a copy of any written Ski School Sequence which the school uses to the Executive Secretary. Said sequences to be delivered to the Technical Vice President. SKI SCHOOL DIRECTORS Meeting - September 18, 1971 Page 2 K. Smith then raised the question of joining I.S.A. The feeling was that it should remain on a voluntary membership only and not on a club or Ski School basis. Junior Bounous at this time circulated a list of area cimplimentary policies and asked that Directors verify if the information is cor­rect to the best of their knowledge. (See Appendix A) FURTHER RESOLVED: To include under the Communications Vice Presi­dent a function designated "Area Operator and Ski Industry Liason" and that a committee should act as Liason to the Ski Industry and Area Operators but that the President should represent I.S.I.A. directly. FURTHER RESOLVED: That candidates for Full certification (already Associates) be separated for exam purposes from those candidates who do not hold an Associate rating. A discussion was then held regarding the criteria used for selecting the Ski School Director and the Ski Instructor of the year. It was decided that suggestions regarding future criteria in selecting the aforenamed individuals would be discussed at the next Ski School Directors meeting. FURTHER RESOLVED: That the Directors recommend that the Study Group Report be approved by the Board of Directors and be im­plemented with the Ski School Directors vote of confidence. Nominations for Chairman of the Ski School Directors Council were then opened and Bob Autry and K. Smith were nominated. Ballots being duly cast it was determined that Bob Autry was elected the new Ski School Director Council Chairman for the coming season. The meeting was adjourned at 5:00 P. M. CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER I. S. I. A. Appendix A INTERMQUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION INTER~OUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION SKI AREA INSTr~UCTOR COI'lPLINENTA~Y PASS POLICY 1971-72 AREA SOLITUDE SUN VALLEY EAGLr:: ROCK PARK CITY WEST GORGOZA BRIGHTON ALTA r·lAGIC I'1OUNTAIN PO'dDEH. i\10UNTAIN POMERELLE JACKSON HOLE TARGHE:E PAI~K CITY SNOW BIfW SKYLINE SNOW KING ~OUNTAIN KELLY CANYON CERTIFICATION STATUS REGISTERED ASSOCIATE Complimentary SKI SCHOOL DIRECTORS ONLY Ccmplimei1tary One-hCilf Complimentary Complimentary 20% ComDlimentilry (one. per year) FULL Complimenta-ry Complimentary One-half Complimentary 20jb Complimentary (one per year) One-half One-half (with evidence of employment) ODE-half One-half NO POLICY YET o o o One-h<llf One-half One-half One-half One-half One-half C~1(~-h (3.~_ f One-half SKI SCHOOL Dlnr::CTOnS ONLY (~t area operators discretion upon introduction and identification) FOR 'rRAVELING INSTRUCTORS VISITING A SKI !.REA NO'r Or-I I.S.I.A. OFFICIAL BUSINESS Hr. Fill lash P • ::'. I ,) X 11 J J Sun Valley, ld~bo DCdI: bill: ::eptcmter 28, 1971 ')n l'-,} CL:tUl.Il in.!!.! LULl,-")','J fUUfiC: 0uwp(,d on IHy {tt.lOt i'<llLi: U.e '.".T.'. !>cl:at'tuuk--jutit:. !:d.t.t.lllg tht.l4c dJ..0pped otf appanmtly Ly :'1<1 .1t:!l~"L :.m his ~.;;;y to '1awai1. q "'Ills, our !11storicdl Chairman, iliJihHl1tc:d by l';ax LI.mdLel:b ",IH.i L e--:p;.l<.,iuled I:cgretl.ully by me a?parent I}' i~d'd (' L the bout., this ::;PlJ.Ug. ·\1, Oil sevcral occasions, told [;It: tJ,.c,L L .. J.Jst didn't Lnuw wiLlt tu do \-lith it, and dtter all, he WJ5 qUIU~ !.,u"y witL the ~li ;d"jul i1m'.jlL This ib the f iist tlme 1 Lad ever)' seen "our" historic.d. cmilnnttcc':; work, • .ind l.rdukly, 1 can't bell.eve it. The book, with the exc€jJt.i.'.)!l uf s.cctim1 on 19f;I-L2 events, is a stack o( old newspaper cl i;)~;ings--fIlostly 1951-59, ,vlnch Wa!;) dU.tl.ng yuur active years in thc-\ssocidtlun. 'li, tLele dce SOh,e ,.lrticies in the t,U's, but none on the {Aloody \nder~ori, '1ic1--. '!:)orhees, Luu L<JLCtl:l. \:)1 d. t111, -r ~JoulcJ cf'rta..lniy hate to see these pieces uf h.lst'.Ji-j 6') to waste. rttLo~s it J c0u1d get. the boo!. to you, somehow you could )iece tOLl?th(,c sume surt 01 clll:0fwlogl.cal lll.~tocy ot I.~.1 .'\., itt le;lst to tite extent that yOll weu: involved in it. T would be more than happy to <1pP<Hnt you '~istorinn, but it you would Ultber not t',lke on an viUeLl1 ~;n~,iti':n, T would te very gratetul 11 you WO<.lld take il loot, at Las \;.lC~~, t'J ~ee if at least an early hl.story Ciln be salvaged. T don't knuw wl<.:.t lidS transpireu over the years witl: the histoLlcal committee, Lut 1'1;1 afJ:uid that tLis ;)ile of cli?pin2b is <ill we n·)\,t:. ';;li~ l~ tell), i'cgret tu 1. You ct!rta~nly iwd ,) "good press" in thuse days. As President of I .~'. T .A.., my namt: has .:11Jpeateu in the Salt Lake Tr Ibune once--when 1 was squabbling with carl Waltets! The Salt Lake papen la-int our t.:crti.ficatlon H;f,;;.lts in their "sc.urcLoard" sections uou refuse to run articles on our r;linics or certific~tion pro81~m. ~fr. Lash ~-2&-71 Perhaps when you i.lre in town next. you Call take a lool at the scrapbook to det~tmine if it's wo.:-th salvaging. J\s it stands now, I'm .)l.anning on attending the Sun Valley ~ymposium on Decen,bcr 15th, and if T dnn' t see you before then, I'll bring the Look up. r:T.1': 1<1 ~.: inccLclj, Clark T. Parkinsun ,'resident 'r..' 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J7t~ 7,1' 71'.7 / n pI; ,XlI) ,) ~(fnbv..(J , IZ,?-):7 c~7 .7.7;7.7("/ In;; 'j:? /l)')I,)nl /' v ,t/ '/-" " '.' • -,' I' 'y:'j! / ( -hc" "/, I /71..J:"/7 Y', 1 r 1" , " f II L_ ~~~'~!!iI~~'''!'~(''~~~'''''~\lltIfi~?M'''.,r,,:t~·' r==:3~~~~~. d' "M< • "L .... & ....... _-"~"_ NOLLVI:JOSSV s~oJ.:Jn~:U_SNI DIS NIVl.NnOLAJC13.LN! , Mr. Craig Bennion 4 835 South Hyland Drive Salt L3ke City, Utah Dear Craig: October 4, 1971 Re: I.S.I.A. Bond It is my understanding that your company at this time bonds the President, Vice-President, Secretary & Treasurer of I.S.I.A. However, as you are aware we have gone through a re.organization of the association and find that at this time we have different titles and different personnel that need to be covered under the. bond. The name and tile and addre.ss of the individuals who need to be bonded at this time are as follows: 1. Clark Parkinson, 2245 Oneida Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, President. 2. Edwin J. Pond, 428 South Main Street, Salt Lake City, Administrative Vice-President. 3. Bonnie R. Pond, 7234 Jonathon Circle, Salt Lake City, Utah, Executive Secretary. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please feel free to contact me. EJP/bp cc : Clark Par.kinson ----.~-- _ ._-- Very s~ncerely, EDtHN J. POND Am,rrNIS Tl~.ATIVE VICE-PRESIDENT - - -- --_ .. __ . _._- .--.~ .-'--- ---_. . _-_ . - f" ',: : T:F;ED SK: TEI.CHEF. " ~ ~ '. :'~?:7"!I INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION eta,,!.R. T. PMunMI1 p JteA~de.lu TO: Executive Committee UniveY'sity CZub Building - Suite 2Z0;:; Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 Phone: [phone]Ze4 October 7, 1971 FROM: Clark T. Parkinson, President In order to implement the remainder of the reorganization and to implement the suggestions made at Burley by the Ski School Directors and Past Presidents, I felt it important that the old Executive Committee meet to finish off the reorganization and-discuss the individuals that will fill the departmental spots. I would like to have a meeting, then, on Friday, October 15th, at 7:30 P.M. at my house. Will all the Divisional Vice Presidents please be pre­pared to discuss and recommend names for each one of their departmental assignments. We will also plan the December General Meeting, Examiners Clinic, and Membership Clinic at that time. Please contact me by phone regarding any questions you have on personnel for departmental assignments prior to the meeting. CTP: Id Sincerely, /0 I" / .../-/'_ u.---0h Clark T. Parkinson President Mr. Robert F. Parker UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY October 7, 1971 Department of Henlth, Physical Education, and Rccreati.)n Logan, Utah 84321 Dear BoL: Hith regard to your ideas on P.S.T.A., J would recorrullend you contact Dennis ;,anford, Executive Secretary of P.S.I.A., and outline your ideas to him peL-sonally. I wou Id cecommend using the phone. He could direct you to either President Jimmy Johnston or a Board memLcr Ol" committee chairman who would be responsible for this type 01 activity. \·ie are working 011 a ski accident insur.mce policy for ' members of I. S.I.A. through the Haltfol:d Insue.wce Company. I have asked r:d Pond to follow up on an original inquiry made by me last year to the insuC;ince company. If this does not prove fruitful, I can provide you with an individual accident policy for ski acc~dents. I will keep you up to date. CTP: 1d cc: Ed Pond f:incerely, Clark T. Parkinson President October 7, 1971 T0: Executive Committee FRO!-1: Clark T. Parkinson, President . :. " " . .- . ~ ... ~'"..! :: ... ., .. In order to implement the remainder of the reorganization and to implement the suggestions made at Burley by the Ski School Directors and Past Presidents, I felt it important that the old Executive Committee meet to finish off the reorganization and discuss the individuals that will fill the departmental spots. ~ ... :: : I would like to have a meeting, then, on Friday, October 15th, at 7:30 P.11. at my house. Will all the Divisional Vice Presidents please be pre­pared to discuss and recommend names for each one of their departmental assignments. We will also plan the December General Meeting, Examiners Clinic, and Hembership Clinic at that time • . ~-. ~ .~ Please contact me by phone regarding any questions Y04 have on personnel for departmental assignments prior to the meeting. CTPzld Sincerely, Clark T. Parkinson President Cu!l4f~ P~I:J.p~ ~~I Hr. George D. M~rcitt 1820 i\t:utl~uit: . Bcls£, Idaho 83102 t:ear Sirs October 7. 1911 ! have discussed 10tith Lou Loren<l: you,' telephone couveu3ti':Jn nogal'ding yOUl" ~cti"ity wlth thu Idaho Leglslatu"e dnd huve Lecc1ved fl:ODl Luu the draft of your intended Legislature. J have scheduled a meeti.ng of our Officers and legal council and will dunng th45 meeting discuss your drdft. At this po1nt, 1 aID not Mt hbe~ty to sive you any lndica-. t10n uf uu!" tllionkiug. T W1U not.oly )c)u by n~ later than r:ovec.bcr ht on our nwction to t.his. CTP,ld eel Lou Lorenz Sincerely, -@ Clark T. P~rkinson President CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER I. S. I. A. &.i'R;rrM INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION BOI1MC Pond Ex l?_cLttive, SI?_cJLetafuj 7234 Jonathan CiY'cle Salt La7<e City, Utah 84121 Phone: [phone] October 12, 1971 TO: Instrllctors delinquent in Clinic Attendance FROM: Executive Secretary, I.S.I.A. SUBJECT: Members dropped from I.S.I.A. for failure to attend an approved clinic within the last two years. Dear Ski Instructor: Please be advised that the Board of Directors has dropped your name from membership in Intermountain Ski Instructors As­sociation for the reason that you have failed without valid excuse, to attend an approved clinic within the last two years. However, in your case, the Board of Directors did wish to pro­vide a means of reinstatement without re-certification. Hence if by December 31, 1971, you have presented this office with verification of your attendance at an approved clinic, the Board of Directors will be inclined to act to reinstate you. An approved clinic means a clinic sponsored by a Ski Instruc­tors Division and would include the Sun Valley Symposium held each year and would also include the fall clinic which will be sponsored by I.S.I.A. as soon as snow falls this year. Please help us keep you as a member by attending and verify­ing an approved clinic by December 31, 1971. cc: Clark Parkinson -~~ --- --- Very sincerely, "';'/:/ '''/ --/:~) /l #,,=7,:~Ii!;t-K~ ;1. /,..1:;:.'£ BONNIE R. POND EXECUTIVE SECRETARY I.S.I.A. -- -- ----,- --- "--~~---- ASSIG~~ENTS MADE AT EXECUTIVE MEETING - I.S.I.A. held October 15, 1971 The following assignments were made to the following individuals: Fred W. Finlinson 1. Obtain awards to be presented to those individuals awarded at the last Spring Clinic for Ski Instructor of the Year and Ski School Director of the Year. 2. Supervise the preparation of a brochure for Registered members. 3. Draft the By-law changes incorporating the reorganiza­tion of I.S.I.A. in time for the Board Heeting in Dec­ember, 1971. Edwin J. Pond 1. Prepare an Agenda for the Annual Heeting to be held in conjunction ~Ilith the Fall Clinic in December, 1971. 2. See that the old officers of the Association are pre­pared to give an oral report to the Association mem­bers at the Fall Meeting. 3. Begin preparation of the budget fOT: 1971-1972 so that members may be able to discuss it at the Fall Heeting. Max Lundberg & Phil Jones 1. Make preliminary plans for activities to be partici­pated in at the Fall Meeting. All i J • 7 7 .~ !. 2 Vice Presidenc.s will have presented in written form by November: 10, 1971, to the AdminisL:ative Vice President their estimated budget projections for the coming year. .lJ:. Lol., ;"endall TilE L.\hG':. CUi~'~,:,y P .,:'. Fox 30b frooilllield, Culo,"du 6JJ2v Uctober 19, 1971 Attached is the invoi<.;e irom our pll.uter, Dutiac, Inc., L)J:: ti.c LCl.:ellt .'k.i ling to our Utbh Rod I daLo [fI~i1.,bc H • rlc~5~ ie~l free to usc OUt sCl~ices in the futulC. I w0~Ld,l~wL.el, 11.ke t-:' lecommend that if you 21'(; to continue YVUl pCO[UQtJ.l.lii lil(~cl,~n! ... & you did this year, that YO'-' plovicl" 'iki School ;')iH;ctoU: \-Ilt,; clLCt,f [OL'ms peiot' to the ploruvtion. Also, J would urge that YCIU r"qulit: U,€' illstructol to bLine:, the Sli::;Ilt;.O 10rm to the tJL'omotion <Hid lcq(..lir~ ~(i.L. t) show Lis l.r .1.A. ide~tilic~tion cacd. It was good sceing you. Cl'P:ld Att<ichrnent be: Max Lundberg Sinc€J..ciy, c: 1.u k T. r art.-, ins(Jfi President CROYILEY INSURANCE I.C.~t>~CY 430 sour: 1 MA!;~ SiT.EET SALT LAKE CiTY, UTAH 94;C" October 21, 1971 M:"o Stephen J. Cro~ley 430 South Main Stroot Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Re: INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION Dear Mr. Crowley: We can provide (l quotation to the captioned I!.roup only on e eompulsory basis. The followinG quotes will provide eovorege to members only while skiing on their own personal time eml not li t [my time whon they are oovered by Workmen's Compensation. I have o~)[:umed the part-time instructors will have an averege exposure for one day 80ch week over 8 period of five to seven months and thtl"t the full-ti.me instru()tor~, Vvill average something Jess than this in per-p,one.l r-: 1-iing exposure. We oan provide the followinp: (':oV(;rnge at the premium pates indicated: PLAN I: $1,000.00 Blanket II cident Modical Reimbursement with $~b.OO Deductible $21.95 per person PlAN II: $2,000.00 BJanket Aceident Medical Reimbursement with $25.00 Deductible $23.00 per person To provide Accidental Deeth and Dismemberment in addition to the Blanket Accidemt Modical ReimbursemGut, we would charge $.0~ per $1,000.00 indemnity to a maximum of $5, 000. 00 indemnity per p~rson. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Paul Christensen or me. FAH:yk ? Sincerely. Frcn A. HarpEll' Senior Underwriter Special Rinks Underwriting .'. ~ .. - -% M -z ~. ~. a ~- W ..J "­Q Z « :r Ll « f­w Q NORTH AMERICAN SKI INSTRUCTORS CONGRESS Bob Knowlton General Chairman Jim Riley President Dear Clark: October 23, 1971 Enclosed is a copy of the brochure which was made up to accompany the NAGIC II film or to be distributed separately. If you would like to get some more copies for distribution to your association just contact Dennis Sanford and tell him how many as soon as possible. Also, under a sepatate cover I am sending you a copy of the NASlC II film for your use. It is really through the courtesy of Garcia, and they would appreciate it if you could drop them a note after receipt. Address is: Mr. Dick Falcone, President, Garcia Corp., 100 Galway Place, Teaneck, New Jersey, 07666. Would guess that it would be especially well received in Alta. As of now, Jerry Muth plans to come over for your next meeting, and if you would want, perhaps I could accompany him. Just drop a line. Wishng you a most successful season, Most Sincerely, • • • : ': i A. . ._ _ -~__._'__[_;__. ._ ____1 i INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION C£.OjLh T. PCUrI2_~H,60n Pf[ci)~deJu TO: Divisional Vice Presidents Um:versity Club BuUding - Suite 2303 Salt Lake CitYJ Utah 84111 l~one: [phone] October 27, 1971 FROM: Clark T. Parkinson, President SUBJECT: Examiners' Clinic and Fall Clinic The following is a schedule, which I feel is the most practical for our Fall Meetings: FRIDAY, DECEt1BER 10TH Ski School Directors--all day B.O.D. Meeting--P.M. (around 8:00 P.M.) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11TH Examiners' Clinic--7:30 A.H. to 3:30 P.M. General Meeting--4:00 P.M. to b:30 P.M. Cocktail Party--7:00 P.M. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12TH Fall Clinic We will hold a meeting on Monday, December 6th, with Phil Jones, Lou Lorenz, Max Lundberg, Keith Lange, and Ed Pond to plan the details of each part of the two-day program. The location of the Clinic will depend on snow and the construction at Park City. We can start the examiners off Saturday morning with a breakfast meeting and get them on the hill by 9:30- 10:00 A.M. This should give us suf­ficient time for on the hill activities. We are working on a sponsor for the cocktail party (Brunswick). eTP: 1<1 cc: Lou Lorenz Keith Lange bonnie Pond Sincerely, 1 ! ' _/u~ Clark T. Parkinson President OctobeL: 27, 1971 TO: Di~isional Vice Presidents FRO}!: Clark T. Parkinson, President SUBJECT: Examiners' Clinic and fall Clinic The following is a schedule, which I leel is the most practic,d for our Fall Meetings: nmw t Dl:: c r. ~mEH lOTIl Ski School Dircctors--all day B.O.D. Me~ting--P.M. (aruund 0:00 P.M.) S~TURDAY, nrCr~WrR 11TH EXdminers' Clinic--7:30 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. General Meeting--4:UO P.M. to b:3U P.M. Cocktail PaL"ty--7:00 LN. fall Clinic We \,,111 hold a meeting on ~ionday, Decernbet' lith, with Phi 1 Jones, Lou Lorenz, r:dX Lundberg, Keith Lunge, aud r:d Pond to plan the details of each part of the two-day progLam. The location of the Clinic will depend on snow and the construction at Park City. We can start ' the examine!'!; ot f Saturday mOlning with a bl'eakf elst meeting and get them on the hill by 9:30 - 10:00 A.H. This should give us suf­hcient tilUe tor on the hill activities. He ,are woding on a sponsor for the cocktail party (Lrunswid.). CTPlld CCI Lou Lorenz Keith Lange Bonnie Pond Sincerely, Clark T. Parkinson 'President October 28, 1971 Mr. Jim Ri :ey, President Nor~TH ANERTC:\.N SKI li\ST~HCTOnS CONGRESS P.O. Hox 5773 Denver, Colorc.do tl02l7 Dear Jim: ~ttached is u copy of a letter tu Dick Falcone. We received the film in good shape. Do we keep it, is it free? ~.,c would be InolC than hCiPPY to have you accomp,my Jel:ry" to our meeting in December. Tn order to clarity th~ expenses of you and Jerry tor travel and looging, etc., would you please have Jerry advise me wb:.t arrangemcllts P.S.l. ·\. has made for the expense of this trip. !Jsually, when V.l.P .. s visit OUt· Clred, we pick up their food and lodging. How­ever, if P.S.I.I\. is going to rllck this up, we will let tlllO!1.i do that. Looking forward to seeing you. CTP:ld ,\t tac.innen t f.incercly, Clark T. Parkinson President :':r. Dick F L"llcone, President G,\RCIA CORPO!tt..TlCN 100 GCllway place Teaneck, ~cw JCLsey 07Lot Dear Mr. Falcone: October 28, 1971 ~e are in receipt of a copy ot the N.A.S.I.C. 11 film (rom Jlm ~ iley. ~,! c ap~n!ciatc very much your consideration 011 sending the iiltn to uur Division" \·'c arc huving our Annual Hoeting in December, which wi 11 give us an opportuHl.ty te', show the: film to OUL memberr-hip. T would like to tcll\.c this 0Pi)o.t:tunity to compliment you "lllU Gat"~ia Ski and TE:unis Corporalion Oil your Line efforts in both ~~ .J\.~; .I.C. I and N.I\.S.I.C. II. I would like to encourage youl' Company to coutinue your ~UppOl:t of profesfiional ski teachiur;" CTP;ld (..caJicn P..1lcy Sincerely, Clark T. Parkinson Pu~sidcnt rir. Jerry Huth P.S.I.A. P.C). Box 368 Vail, Colorado 8l~57 Dear Jerry: October 28, 1971 He: 1 .S. I.A. General ~Iectil\g We have scheduled our General Meeting for Saturday, DecembeL lith, at 4:00 P.H. That weel-end, 1f,'e have scheduled our F.xaminers' Clinic add a Fall Clinic for our general membership on Sunday, the 13th. ~:e expect, then, to have a good tUl.'ClOut fot" our General ~Ieeting and an audience for your comments regarding 'P.f..T.A. If you Can make arrangements lor travel to Salt Lake, we will make room reservatiuns, and if you fly, we will have someune meet you at the airport. Jim rUlcy expressed an intel:cst in coming with you, und if this is determined, please let ui knuw as soon as possible. please let me know wli,lt expenses P.f:.T.A. is intending on picking up. l~e 1001. forward to having you over, <lnd r would suggest that if you plan on spenuing the weekend that you bring your fibi gear. CTP:ld Sincerely, Clark T. Parkinson i'rcsidcllt I 1 ' 1 ~ 'i , ~ ~ . ' ~~ . L -. ~ w ~~ .. . ~ ~~ o ' « \ ~ ~ . 0 .