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Show . , '. ' , ?6- . ;: wa.. /~ 'j e.,.» ~ .. J ~ 'X.tiMJ ..-t-Ic '0 ~.I -t-:t- . J.-.- .. ' h-,'f- .. ...;(: e. :r~ · ~ ~ a ~u ... ,~. ~ aIL...... tVa.R ,4 ~?cr~ V;ck.rncnt6 I W· ~ . IJw- ~ ~ k, 'f pJu ~Fo~~~J~ ~·. CM ~ ;(;;~. 5~ ~ ~ .~ ~ ~~ S ~f~r.,t~ lAX (J-<... ¥ 1;f;-1/l.vJ)'·v, CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER I. S. I. A. INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION 3823 Villa Drive Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 February 2, 1970 TO: GENERAL MEMBERSHIP, I. So 10 A. FROM: Dave Parkinson, Secretary SUBJECT: LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL Please find the following enclosed: 1. Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws. 2. Minutes of Annual Meeting and Board of Directors Meeting Fall Seminar. 3. Minutes B.O.D. Meeting, November 16, 1969, which include the P.S.I.A. By-Laws adopted. 4. Certification Policy for the current year. All of the enclosed material, especially the minutes, should be carefully read. A considerable amount of business was transacted at both BOD meetings which will be of significant interest to members. Attached to the BOD Minutes of 11/16/69 are the P.S.I.A. By-Laws which were adopted at subject Board Meeting. Due to a job change, Ray VanDongen has resigned as Secretary of the Association. At a special vote of the B.O.D" I was elected as your new secretary to fill this vacancy. If I can be of help in any way, please contact me. May we please enlist your help in bringing our address files up to date. If there have been any moves and your address is not current, please let the Secretary!s office at the above address know. We would appreciate your help. 1)=~ Dave Parkinson, Secretary 1. S. 1. A. DP:mep Enclosures Reply to: 3505 Admiral Lane No. professional ski instructors of america, inc. 209 douglas street, p.o. box 762 salt lake city, utah 84110 alc 801 355-4236 a "111' March 26, 1970 Minneapolis, Minn. 55429 MEMORANDUM To: From: 1.1).",_, •• PSIA Board of Directors and Division Presidents Judge Jimmy Johnston, 1st Vice President Amendment of Rylaws occurring on September 13, 1969, at Toronto, Canada Gentlemen: I have just received copies of letters written by Jim Riley to Willy Schaeffler from Hank Emery. This is the first time I have seen these letters. I reviewed my memorandum to the Board on October 7, 1969, in which I enclosed the final draft of the Amended Bylaws, and I note that that letter indicates that a copy of the Amended Bylaws were sent at that time to Jim Riley. The letters I enclose leave no doubt in my mind that Jim Riley ~vas fully informed and advised as to what the final draft of the Bylaws was. Now, can you understand in any way whatsoever why he would sit down and write another version of the Bylaws separate and distinct from those which the Board of Directors of PSIA actually passed, and then proceed to present those Bylaws personally to Intermountain Division, Rocky Mountain Division and Northern Rocky Mountain Division as though those were the Amended Bylaws which PSIA had passed? to e unau- Finally, on March 13, 1970, a copy of the fifth draft was sent to me, and do you know what •.• that draft is almost word for word the same as the third draft which we used in making whatever changes we desired and then adopted. We are supposed to be a professional organization. Jim Riley is an attorney. He has a higher degree of knowledge as to bylaws and their amendment than the average member. To: PSIA Board of Directors and Division Presidents -2- March 26, 1970 In the past it has been suggested that differences in Bylaw provisions were the result of some misunderstanding or misinterpretation. I am now firmly convinced that it was strategy on his part, and perhaps others, to overcome differences of opinion" he has with what the Board of Directors of PSIA passed in Toronto and what he would like to have seen them pass. Let me remind you that even though he received a copy of the Bylaws at the same time you did, never had I ever had any communication from Jim Riley indicating that he disagreed that that is what took place in Toronto or anything of the kind. He simply reinstated his third draft with a few minor changes and then passed that off as supposedly the Amended Bylaws of PSIA. I can only say that the situation is beyond my comprehension. It is my understanding that it is impossible to have a membership meeting this spring and that none will be called. It is also my understanding that a Directors' meeting is unlikely. It is my opinion that unless any of you can come up with a better solution or plan, that we should reinstate previous Bylaws of PSIA and start over again; and this time prepare Amended Bylaws with the recommendation to the membership that they be adopted, and then permit the membership to vote on the Amended Bylaws before they are put into effect. JJ:rs Warmest personal regards, . ~.~ n~uiiA ~ ; ~tl /o!rS udge Jimmy Johnston . 1st Vice President Enclosures: Riley's letters of Oct. 28 and Nov. 6 Johnston's letters of Oct. 7 and Oct. 24 cc: Jim Riley Mark Addison I;- .• :--,.....~ ~ of america, inc. 209 douglas street, p.o. box 762 salt lake city, utah gil J() alc 801 355-4236 0 ... "IIJ' ~ 209 douglas street, p.o. box 762 salt lalle eity, utah iN 110 ale 801355-4236 a "11 1' J April 6, 1970 Page One Dear ISA Coach: As your ISA USSA Coaches System Chairman, I would 1 ike to extend to you an invitation to attend the first ISA Certification Examination to be held in conjunction with the ISlA Spring Clinic at Alta, Utah Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 1st, 2nd & 3rd. Fee Details: a. Member: If you wish to attend and just observe the combined Clinic and Certification Examination $10.00 Non Member: $10.00 Membership fee $10.00 Clinic Fee b. Member: If you wish to attend the Clinic and take the Certification Examination: $10.00 Clinic Fee $20.00 Exam Fee Non Member: $10.00 Clinic Fee $20.00 Exam Fee $10.00 Membership Fee c. Fees Include: Lifts, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Cocktail Party Sunday Lunch d. Non Member Status: Coaches may join at the Clinic before the Examination starts on Friday evening, or pick up application ferm at the ISA Office, 3584 South 'vest Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah 84115. e. Your Certification Committee will be: a. Bob Autry b. Lyle Viers c. Dave Ell ie Certified Intermountain Division Certified Rocky Mountain Division Rocky Mountain Competitions Committee Director Chairman Jr. Alpine Committee Certified PNSA d. Marv Melville Chairman Alpine Competitions Committee Representative Downhill Slalom Comm. e. Andy Shear Tech Coordinator ISlA f. Manufacturer Representative To be announced at later date. Page Two Any additional information, please call 363.6413. Respectfully submitted, Bob Autry Chairman - USSA Coaches System \. April 14, 1970 TO: All Coaches - USSA Coaches System FRON: Bob Autry - Chairman _ USSA Coaches System SUBJECT: Up to date mailing and membership information YOUR IMMEDIATE ATTENTION IN COMPLETING THIS FORM AND FORlolARD ING IT BACK IS REQUESTED. 1. Have you received the following: a. Revised Coaches Notes 1970 Yes No b. USSA Coaches Card 1970 Yes No c. Coaches Pin for Associate or Certified status Yes No 2. Are you planning to attend the National Coaches School this summer? ( Probably to be held in the lolest ) Yes No 3. Hhat team were you coaching this past season? Hhat::ski area do you represent? Area Manager's name? Ski area mailing address? Ski Patrol Director's name? 4. Current Coaches system exam you attended this season? 5. Have you received a copy of the USSA Coaches System Operating Plan? Yes No 'ole plan to forward complete particulars regarding the North American Ski Instructor Congress summer coaches school to all members on our roster. Is your maIling address correct? Zip Code Phone Number Bob Autry Chairman USSA Coaches System Box 308 _ Park City, Utah 84060 \pril 19, 1971 TO: Ski !'chool Directors FRCli: Cl.lCk T. I'Brhinson, President SUBJECT, Ski Instluctor 01 the Year The purpose of this lett r is to r eport to you regllrd!n!; the nominations from the Ski School Directors for this award. I .S.l .A.' s Awards Cotmlittee based on nomlnations from t he 51<i School Directors selected Phil Jones as our r.kl Instructor of the Ye ~ r. Based on this selection, T submitted I'hil as our nomination at the Tlivisional Presidents' meeting in Vail at .A.S.l.C. II. P.ach Division placed in nominat ion their c.mdidate , and these selections were then given to the officials of the Garcia SI<1 Corporation, who helped sponsor N.A. S.l.C. II, for their selection. Phil Jones wa5 selected as Carcia's Ski Instructor of the Vellr, and J /llll. sure you Join me in congratulating Phil. Our Division is extremely proud to have had Phll receive this award, and I would like to thank the Tlirectors fo r their participation in th" nomillation process. I hope tha t next year each 51<i Schoo l will nominate II candidate and that we can make this award an annual affair. eTP ,ld Sincerely, Clark T. Parkinson .President April 30, 1970 To: BOD IoSoIoAo 'rom: Bill Haskins Subjeot: Proposed Demo Team Seleotion As di~played by the diffioulties enoountered in the seleotion of an IoSoI.A. demonstration team to represent I.SoI.A. at the North Amerioan Ski Instructors Congress. (NASIC) held in Vail, Colorado April 13 - 19, 1970, it is apparent that a method for selecting and maintaining an active I.SoIoA. Demo Team be initiated and followed through by this Board. I would therefore, like to submit to the Board the following ~ystem which was arrived at after consulting with the ~esident and many other interested parties. I think this is a valid system . and feel that it should, in some form, be instituted by this Board at this time. Purpose: To provide a broader basis for communication regarding oertification and accepted certification policies between the oertification committee and -the membership witnloQsl on-the-snow c11nics. To maintain an up-to-date and technioally proficient demonstration team to represent I.S.IoA. on the national level. The reason for this being to tie in more closely technically with other divisions. Selection of initial ten man Team and Tenure: 1: In the fall of 1970, a tem member team will be ohosen. The highest scoring five members will hold two year terms. The lowest scoring five will hold. term until Spring Clinic of 1971. 2: Thereafter, at each spring clinic startin~ in 1971, a compliment of five team members will be ohosen to replace the members whose term has expired. Retiring members w11l be eli~ib1e to compete for reinstatement. 3: Records shall be kept by the committee ohairman and in the event a team member resigns, the ohairman will select the next person on the competitive list to replace him for the remainder ot his term. Pa~. 2 Msthod of Selection: 1: Submittal of car.didates by ski school director9. 2: To be selected competitively frJm eli .C7ible candidates by the following committee: a: Technical coordinatin~ chairman and Certification chairman. b: Board of. six selectors chosen by the above and subject to the approval of the president. Eligibility: 1: Must be a fully certified member in good standing of I.S.I.A. 2: Must be technically knowled~eable and able to perform all phases of demonstrations both in ski ~chool form and advanced stages of skiing. a: Should be capable of conducting seminars and on-the-hill clinics. b: Should have knowledpa of other techniques and teaching approaches and be able to correlate them technically with our own methods. c: Should exhl bi t -except 1onaL_free S_K i in4l ability under all conditions (off-trail, ice, steep and mo~ulled terrain, etc.}. Respectfully submitted by this Board member for .vou.r considl!retion and action. • lOWEll THomAS HAMMERSLEY Hill PAWLING, NEW YORK 12564 April 27, 1970 Dear Bill: I'll be looking jor the script and will be glad to help. To: BCD I.S.I.A. From: bill Haskir.~ Subject: Frq;osed Demo T~"m Selection As dinplay-d by the difficulties enc8untered in the selection of an I.S.I.A. demonstretioci teBm to represent I.S.I.A. at the North American S~i Instructors Congress (NASIC) held in Vail, Colorado April 13 - 19, 1970, it is ac.parent th~t a method for 8electin~ end maintaininK an active I.S.I.A. Demo Team be initiated and folloNed throuRh by this BOBrd. I ~ould therefore, like to s~Dmit to the Board the following ~ystem which was arrived at after conOlulting Hi th the president a~d mtiny other irterested parties. I think this is a valid system bnd feel that it should, in some form, be instituted by this Board at this time. Pur I'ose: To orovide a broader busis for co~unication re~ardin~ certification and Bccerted ce-tification rolicies between the certification committee end the membership Nith local on-the-snow clinics. To maintain an ur-to-date and technically oroficient ~~monstration team to rerresent I.S.I.A. on th~ nntion91 level. The ~ea80n for this being to tie In m~re clo'ely technic911y ~ith o'h~r division~. Selection o~ iliitiel ten man Team Bnd Tellure: 1: In the rall of 1970, :3 tem rrerr:her team viiI b~ cho'len. The highest "c_ri',,' I'iv, ;r."tr,hers .vi~l t,:-:d tn vear t,::'ms. The lowe,;t sf''"Iri':", five '.ili 'I ld 8 term ,1:,\;il 3,rill T :':;lir.i'~ ..,r 1971. 2: Thereut'ter, et e'lch sr:--i1" clir.ic <;tartir.· ir. 1':171, A cotnflimecit ~)f l'lve team mer,ber.] .'iill be chJ~en to replace the ~emhers Nhose term has expired. Retirinp members will be eligible to comrete for reinstetement. J: Records shell be kept by the committee chairman ard in the event a team memoer resi~ns , the choirm&n Nill select the next person on the com~etitive list to replace him for the remainder of his term. Method of Selection: 1: Submittal of candidates by ski school diractors. 2: To be selected competitively from eligible candidates by the following committee: a: Technical coordinating chairman and Certification ohairman. b: Board of six selectors chosen by the above end subjeot to the approval of the president. Eligibility: 1: Must be a fully certified member in good standing of I.S.I.A. 2: Muat be technically knowled~eable and able to perform all phases of demonstrstions both in ski school form and advanced stages of skiing. a: Should be capable of conducting seminars and on-the-hill clinics. b: Should heve knowledge of other teohniques end teaohing approaches and be able to correlate them technioally with our own methods. c: Should exhibit exceptional free skiing ability under all conditions (off-trail, ice, steep and mo~ulled terrain, eto.). Respeotfully submitted by this Board member for your consideration and action. May 3, 1970 To: Members of the Board of Directors of I.S.I.A. From: Edwin J. Pond, Chairman of the By-laws Committee Re: By-laws Committee Report for the Past Year. Gentlemen: Over the past year, your By-laws Committee has acted upon several requests of the Board of Directors and the Presidency of this association. The Committee has consisted of myself, Bill Haskins, a director, and Fred Finlinson, an associate member of our association and an attorney at law. The nature of the work done during the past year has required individual rather than committee action, but your Chairman has acted only after consultation with other members of the committee. Pursuant to the direction of the Board of Directors, the committee has reviewed the Articles of Incorporation as well as the By-laws of this association and made several recommendations to the Board of Directors. Those recommendations were presented to the Board of Directors, proper notice having been given, and such recommendations were approved by the Board of Directors as incorporated in the minutes of that meeting. Thus, pursuant to the Board's direction such recommendations were incorporated in the By-laws and Articles and after printing, they were mailed to the general membership of the association. It is the feeling of the committee at this point that the By-laws of this association, as recently mailed -2- to association members, represent an accurate and true copy of the By-laws of this'association. At the request of President Lundberg, your committee also prepared basic information on corporate proxies, which information was passed out to the Board members at last years spring clinic on April 27, 1969. This information is inteIJded to be a guideline to the Board members as they consider what action should be taken in the affairs of this association. The only other item of business delegated to this committee during the past year related to the ratification of P.S.I.A. By-laws and their inter-relationship with this association's By-laws. However, any work that needed to be done in this area has been pre-empted by this Boards actions at its recent Board meeting on April 10, 1970, wherein action ratifying P.S.I.A. By-laws was revoked. Thus at this time, the wOLk assigned to this committee is presently well in hand. Very sincerely, Edwin J. Pond, Chairman, By-laws Committee "I • . f ~' , , , F'eu.d V.~.."' l " ,. ~:I, ( ' ~ 6, 1970. II. FAIlIlconi.a, N.H. ~ II, IrlO. j /I • .~ .. I ~ .. 1 t · I I I, l 11 , q:REAT SALT LAKE Minerals & Chemicals Corporation May 15, 1970 To Whom It May Concern: Mrs. Isolde Collins has been with our Company since September 1969 as my secretary. She has carried out her duties, which included dictation, typing, filing, trip arrangements and telephone communications, in an excellent manner. She is very helpful, courteous, and willing to work with others and has been a good employee. I am confident that Isolde will duplicate her fine in any future executive secretarial P.Q. BQ)( 1190 • • TElEPHONE 80L~~399-5681 Mr. Clark T. Parkinson, President I.S.I.A. 2245 Oneida street Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Mr. Parkinson: August 29, 1971 Following our telephone conversation this morning I am enclosing my resume for the position of Executive Secretary for the Association. I was happy to hear that the job is not limited to a Salt Lake City resident and hope that my application will be considered favorably. I would like to add that my background also includes accounting experience. I have kept all records for my hunsband's small business. I would be very happy to come to Salt Lake City for a personal interview. Thank you very muc h. Sincerely yours, ().. t'-? tJ 'b CoER.~A- ,pJ O--t" OL<--- . Isolde D. Collins 2653 No. Viking Dr. Eden, Utah 84310 Isolde D. Collins 2653 No. Viking Dr. Eden, Utah 84310 Tel. 745-3090 Married, 3 children (13 - 11 - 3) Born Oct. 12, 1935 in Germany Schooling completed under German School System 1 year business college 1951-1952 3 years secretary in Germany before immigration to USA in 1955 Recent Employment May 1970 - June 1971 (left to stay home with family during the summer) The Amalgamated Sugar Company First Security Bank Bldg. Ogden, Utah Secretary to Chief Engineer & Engineering Department Salary: $475/mo. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sept. 1969 - May 1070 (found work closer to home - daily travel was 2 hrs.) Great Salt Lake Minerals & Chemicals Corp. Little Mountain, Utah Secretary to President H. J. Andrews Salary: $525/mo. Dec. 1967 - August 1968 (part time - left to have baby) R. Clay Allred & Associates City & County Planning Ogden Canyon, Ogden, Utah Helped with Morgan & Davis County Master Plan publications Salary: $3.00/hr. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- March 1966 - September 1967 The Marquardt Corporation Ogden, Utah (layoff) Secretary to Manager of Manufacturing Salary: $2. 94/hr. April 1964 - Dec. 1965 (Department transferred to Pennsylvania) Thiokol Chemical Corporation 3340 Airport Road Ogden, Utah Secretary in Marketing Dept. Salary: about $450/mo. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Typing speed: 70 wpm Shorthand: 80 wpm Machines operated: IBM Exec. typewriter, dictaphone, duplicating equipment, photographic equipment Hobbies: Skiing, golfing, photography Mr. Alex Katz ~ 209 douglas street, p.o. box 762 salt lake city, utah 84110 a/~801 .'155-42360 ,'I I" June 10, 1970 Minneapolis, Minn. 5542~ Chicago Sun-Times Chicago, Illinois 60611 Dear Alex: This letter will confirm our telephone conversation of yesterday in which you requested permission to use material from the copyrighted edition of the Official American Ski Technique, which copyright is owned by the Pro~essional Ski Instructors of America, Inc. It is my understanding that your assignment is to describe the sport of skiing in a World Encyclopedia and that in order to do t;hat you are going to have to use a m].n~mum amount of words; but t~~t you would like them to be as up to date and accurate as possible. if . As an officer of P.S.I.A., Inc., this will ceriify that the Board of Directors has passed a resolution permitting the use of the Basic Principle section of the manual for reproduction. I am sending along a copy of a revision made of Basic Principles since our second printing which will appear in our next printing. As you have explained it, you were given very little space with which to cover the sport, technique, of course, being only a part of that and the purpose of your call to me; and you have also explained the fact that it isn't a matter of competition with our publication since nobody is going to lug the World Encyclopedia out to work on their ski technique. But I believe the basic thinking of P.S.I.A. is that wri want, and probably deserve, the exposure for the American Technique and in that regard all we ask is that the reference source be noted os being from the Official American Ski Technique published by the Professional Ski Instructors of America. //_--s~.reell~,-.. --)/ '- ~"--- / /- .- .. ----.... ..--- .;r--- ;.c' ~t' __ l-'-.~_ -~ ,4,_.t.~.4.(,'1·.....--',.. '"""',.. / J r ·fll",.. Judge Jimmy Johns ton . () 1st Vice l)'l'J~ldpllt JUN 11 /~// // / 2/91D J J : r s /:.'/ y p. S. ,~ A. cc: P.S.I.A. Board of Directors P S A HARRY MARGULIES 2627 So. 2 W. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 209 Dxouglas St. Salt Lake City, Utah Gentlemen •••• June 12, 1970 The following is my appraisal of the office equipment located at the above address. Dictaphone transcribing Oli vetti adding Bohn Contex Brown desk, plastic top walnut desk Orange chair walnut chair Brown sec. chair Persimon settee Grey bookcase Green " Tiffany stand , grey " " , srown Apeco , super-stat copier Westinghouse, air condo Olivetti, Praxis typewriter 4- 4 drawer file cabinets @ 2- 2 drawer file cabiness Hand truck Vacuum cleaner Check protector 20.00 125.00 75.QO 50.00 65.00 50.00 20.00 20.00 15.00 25.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 10.00 100.00 50.00 85.00 80.00 50.00 5.00 25.00 15.00 votal 900.00 r ~ :,1A YOU'~ trUm~ H r,fs .July 13, 19'/0 .I(o'r·liClr Uot/hc·,ur; I ';'1.1 East .".?:.m NC'r'~1l f',.rlvo, Utn/) ~j';ll·:l Dehr .JIm ior: Thank, YOII fo;" )', •• " .. v{;ry lJ.ic;n l.f t tel~. 7'", ,~,~ nrc: tI,,~ ,.. iec~~s , I of cor,.esr~r..ri"fH":" II,.,,' !.,'( I" t" I,,,v.! ,/ii,,,!. III)' t,·;, .I"",.~ ill f'SIII Cllld lUI y,!(U" 1 .i" ""/\ w(·.11 ·",o,.lI, \,:/01/1'. 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FROM: Max Lundberg, President SUBJECT: Fall Seminar Agenda Please read the enclosed proposed agenda for the 1970-71 Fall Seminar to be held in Burley, Idaho at the Ponderosa Inn. This is only a proposed agenda and any deletions or additions that you as a board member may have would be appreciated. Before the Executive Committee meets to formally outline the agenda and program I would appreciate any comments and suggestions from any board member who would like to contribute. The Executive Committee will probably meet sometime during the latter part of July so your comments would be appreciated before that date. Thank you. ML:mep Enclosure Sincerely, / ' ( i'1 i 1t7i/". ~r- c"L' f;-l . 'J'!-..:.t ti Jj (f Max Lundberg, PreSident 1. S. 1. A. |
