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AL_Letters1967

UNIVERSAL PUBLISHING AND DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION / 800 SECOND AVENUE / NEW YORK, N. Y. 10017 / MU 3-3000 SKI INCORPORATING SKI LIFE 3 January 1961 Dear Mr. Lorenz: It's almost time to send our annual letter to ski instructors asking for Ski Pointers. This means I have to up-date our mailing lists. Would you be kind enough to send me a current list of certified instructors for your region? Thanks for your cooperation in this project. Mr. Lou Lorenz 2010 W. N. Temple Sal t Lake City, Utah Cordially, J~-W.t(}JliJ iJ-7 ~ Janet Nelson -"\. Managing Editor MAGAZINE DIVISION/GOLF· SKI· THE FAMILY HANDYMAN· GOLFDOM • SKI BUSINESS· SKI AREA MANAGEMENT BOOK DIVISION/AWARD BOOKS· VOCATIoNAL GUIDANCE MANUALS· NOVA BOOKS· UNIVERSAL HOME PLAN BOOKS SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES/SOFT· COVER LIBRARY, INC. UPD BOOK EXPORT, INC. UPD EXPORT CORPORATION - J-CERT[FIED SKI TEACHER INTERMOUNTAIN SKI ASSOCIATION INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION TO: I.S.I.A. Ski School Directors FROM: Bob Zeigler, Secretary DATE: 6 January 1967 SUBJECT: Registration of Uncertified Ski Teachers The Intermountain Ski Instructors, in accordance with action taken at the Board of Directors Meeting on 8 October 1966, are now accepting registration of uncertified instructors. The purposes of registration are: 1. To encourage interest in non-certified teachers to become certified. 2. To attract new teachers to the profession. 3. To provide contact between candidates and the association. 4. To circulate information to amateur teachers. 5. To achieve our primary goal of protecting the public from poor ski instruction by enforcing some requirements on non-certified teachers. 6. To supplement the association income. The program is basically administered through the Ski School Directors and the Secretary's office. The registration forms along with procedure and policy are contained herein. Any new program needs the help of those participating. Any questions, suggestions, or complaints you have, PLEASE let me know~ Sincerely, loS .1.A. ~~ Bob Zeigler, Secretary - APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION WITH INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION - DATE _________ _ FULL LEGAL NAME, ______________________ ~---------------------------- (Please Print) First Middle Last PERMANENT ADDRESS ______ ~-------------------~-------------~~--------~--~~-- Street City State Zip Code WINTER ADDRESS __________________________________________ ~-------------~--- Street City State Zip Code WINTER TELEPHONE~ ________________________ SUMMER TELEPHONE. __________ _ AGE~ _______ BORN WHEN~ ______ WHERE. ___________________________________ ___ PRIOR CITIZENSHIP(S) ______________ IN U.S. SINCE. _______ CITIZEN~ __ MILITARY SERVICE: YEARS. _________ _ TO__________ BRANCH~ __________ __ TYPE OF DISCHARGE ___________________ MARRIED. ___________ CHILDREN. ______ _ SEX~______ WEIGHT__________ HEIGHT _____ ~---------------------- OTHER SKILLS OR EMPLOYMENT ________________________________________ _ ~~RTIFICATION STATUS. ______________________________________________ __ PREVIOUS EXAMINATIONS: DATES ORGANIZATION PLACE RESULTS TEACHING, MOUNTAINEERING, OR WINTER SPORTS EXPERIENCE: ___________________________ _ THE FOLLOWING ARE REQUIRED AND MUST BE VERIFIED BY A SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR: 1. AN 8-HR. CLINIC BY FULLY CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER FROM I.S.I.A. DATE: ------------- PLACE, _______ r:ERTIFIED SKI TEACHER ______________ VERIFIED-:--=-__ ----- (SKI SCHOOL PIRECTOR) 2 . ADVANCED RED CROSS FIRST AID DATE OF EXPlRATION________________ VERIFIED __ ~----__ ~--~~----------­( SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR) 3. REPORT ON SUBJECT B OF CERTIF ICATION AND EXAMINATION POLICY DATE COMPLETED____________________ APPROVED __ ~-----------~--------­( SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR) - - PROCEDURE FOR REGISTRATION 1. Ski School obtains application form from the Secretary of the I.S.I.A. 2. Application form is completed in hand printing or typing. 3. Ski School Director: a. Verifies candidate has current Advanced Red Cross First Aid Card and date of expiration. b. Reviews and verifies completeness of candidates report on Subject B as outlined in I.S.I.A. Plan for Certification. c. Verifies candidates completion of an 8 Hour on-the-snow clinic given by a fully certified instructor. 4. Completed form along with report on Subject Band $10.00 registration fee is sent to: NOTE: Secretary, IoS.I.A. 432 No. 2nd West Logan, Utah - 84321 This program is based on the honor systems with the Ski School Directors. Checks by officers of the I.S.I.A. which reveal any deficiencies in reports or incorrect information being filed may result in the ski school being dropped from the program. D. R. C. BR"'-- PRfSIDFNT ASPEN MTN BUTTERMILK. SNOWMASS --. (1) '~ M III N m UJ z 0 I a. r I <D (IJ 0 0 et Il 0 .J 0 0 z OJ a. ({) et (IJ 'f N r r--- X 0 (IJ LJ z 0 I-et Il 0 a. Il 0 U (') Z x: ({) z OJ a. ({) <t OJ I I-January 26, 1967 Mr. Hllch Aoki ARRCO INDUSTRIES. INC. 1859 So. 8th Wf~st Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Huch: I am writing this to solicit the support of Arrco Industries and of the Thiokol Chemical Company for the 8th Interski Congress which will take place in Aspen in April of 1968. The Interski is an international meeting of ski instructors from all over the world held every third year. The last one held in Bad -Gastein, Austria attracted 500 delegates from 23 countries including some Iron Curtain countries. This is the fir st time the Inter ski has ever been held in North America and I feel sure that it will attract tremendous interest from all over the world. All the delegates attending the meeting are closely involved with skiing and it will be a unique opportunity for American manufacturers of equipment associated with the In­dustry to display their products to an international audience. The 8th Interski has been incorporated as a non-profit organization to handle the details of putting on the meeting. We have a budget of some $35, 000 to meet and the Aspen Skiing Corporation has agreed to give $10, 000 towards it. Any support you can give us will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely yours, t~ \ .. ,~{eI (: « D. R. C. Brov"n, p8lsident DRCn/ao --~-- ----~. ~ ----- , I- . TO: Ski. Aloeas, S1d. Clubs,. candidates end Ass oc l a t e instructors , and U. S. ~o~est So'~vtc.e. !"RO:!: Jim liaiss, Gertlficati nn C}'uirman. :l.eoaUS8 of the uncert:31n number of people planning to ta1{6 tl~e pre-eXD.m clinic 1 t 1s dl1'ficul t to plan tJ'e required number of clln1c instruntors. 'I'beT'efore, all candIdat es are required to submit an application on or before the 15th of February~ 19()7o S1.!B- J'l' APl'::,r ~ \TIOlT TO; i James 0" HeIss Sox 577 \'1r1 tp.f1 sh .'f ~ 'Clnbma 5:;9)7 ;3 x: (6) o ~'9 mOl"e ap p1ica t1. c 7·1 !.~ ~!. ha1. J tiSl'.canr. a craining c11n1 c v Th e ' Ch1t:.-{ .Examiner- l1111 notify appl lcants prier to tl' e eLi..n1co Time anll places to be con venI ent to tl-e major1 ty of. t.r'e applicants., Th e r e 8.!'e no restrictions or requirements for taking pr e<.. exam 011nios . Skiers wi th tnstruc tors ambt ttons a r'c encouraged to t ake as many pre .. cours es as po s ;:i'l hloo . .;( -- ~- .. Candidnt.es and Assooiates -inten£ i.~ to tClke lU\ ex~uina t ion shall be 1'equired to attend a pre "·exam clinic" All candldntes must have ava11d ~Hrl Cross Ad.vanced Pit'st Aid Car d" -(!~n~1rl n. tr~t:: -ap"':llylnr; fer /\. n ~::l~1. !1 te eXI3m.innt1.cn mus t hlVC- g :h Tt''l1 ti t 'L east t }'lrty ( -30 ) 1-0Ul'S of orr~ o.nlzed inn t r uc tion ,ri " r:ln t , :e previou.!3 two (2) 'yem>s, pl us l'9v:1.nr; attended a t r a i n i ng clLt-J.c of the t ·~ 1.:'~ .S .. LA ~ 8andidnt.c :::· .... · L"..~J.yl n~ for Certified eX[uninCl t t on must be qunl l fied as ·a.bove" and i n r.tJ d tt.ion. l)ave given at l ~a st one hundr'6d (100 ) )l ours o( Sk t instruc t,l on IlS an .. \ ssociate Ski I n 3truct or~ , or its equiva i ent c Plea,se pass tl~ is l etter anrl an a rmli.e .1tlol1 on to anyone you lmml t h8.t mj~'b t be interes t ed so t l'·o. t- uP'~lic;nt i nn s c an lio .submi t.ted.' a [t"r'l Y"~ < ) A R Reo INDU6THlrs INC. :B';!) SOUTH EIGHTH WEST STREEET . PHONE 466·8791 Mr. D. R. C. Brown Prp.sid~nt Aspen Ski Corporation P. O. Box 1248 Aspen, Colorado Dear Darcy: SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH 84104 February 3, 1967 Thank you for your letter dated January 26, 1967, regarding the forthcoming 8~ Interski Congress which will take place in Aspen during 1968. Please find enclosed our check for $500.00 which we hope will be of small help with the tremendous responsibilities facing you and the 8~ Interski committees. We feel honored to be solicited by such a worthy organization in recognition of the tremendous growth in the ski industry. I am sending a copy of your letter and a copy of our response to the administrative offices of Thiokol Chemical Corporation and hope that we may be able to have them support this world wide IntersJci Congress. Wi th many kind regards, I remain, HA/jks cc: Mr. Blaine Rich Mr. J. S. Jorczak Dr. H. W. Ritchey Respectfully yours,. Huch Aoki President ~--------- , I ~ BfAVfR M~UNTAIN ~. lIND aopn, Cha1J'M11 ViAt..,. Sport, Co_ t tee . CaCM ChaM I role.,..,. ~u.. t!t..II n.s.r Mr. toe,n, SCHOOL 101 ZE~GLER . DHtEC10IiI ... 12 N. ilND w . \..OGAN, UTAI-! a,uzi "liON&: ?!IIl- Z71 2 J,bnuT 10. 1961 I ~ tG .: .~ .. ~Qfobje ct.~b!!I JJl '11$ ..,.tt.o;.J'''' ~ ~rUnd aid 8choc)l. ~red' "1 tl'li CUbe C)wI) r of CoMeroe. it the fill _.tins or the Cnuber of CC-J'eo WUJter Iport. CoIaitte. 1t va~ added that the Br1dgerla.n.d SJd. 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Sahocl b7 gett1ni people ~d t~ eld unoDII, '!'bere 11 no .. no 10110. 1JI WI! t.h&n 1.1' w .,. ... to NT hit the Ctwlla~ of Co_ro vollld help pJ'OWlte tbe tam iaplo n ll' tn. •• b7 b¢ni t U'la iqlluoeotl and .ell1nc tho at 01" btl" co~. • M.r . Deatl Ro geT~ I .~ point out. tn.t 1 hold .. contnct vbie'!'. gi \I ~. _ the .ole ",lit. to . r r o>,·ld.s prot .. l1ena !Ir.l. ine'tru lion .t Sea ... "r I".QWlt..&in. rbl utt p~ ... a fo r f.u.a othn th.&n ~ l ".o u pe .. ~ odl thl" you -"d to. 1NItl'uctori nce1", .n .. ctuU1 J'e llllMTBUoD8. Mr. Riehard Boyce NIt! 1'.- ~, I lIIIde n t.nd, Ac~ 1 ... .,n.tU7 J'en,..nt1.Dn . Thil. in f&ct, renal" 701l prottnlonalJ UId •• ~ to t.he t.n16 of rq eontract v ithl3e."'lr Molllltt.iJI Ski .In.; lao. Th8 tlea ... n "':luatai.n 51r1 SctlOOl h.u lutt,,.,d daM", til 1too r epuhttoft u.s .... ' .,. ~. :e&~M r l " e~ ! iJI D~. 'nIe Upalllioll at tha !r1dC';r'l..u:l4 IIJci 1';cllool in delltion or our Dnl ICE' r._. Will ~ ..... 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IIII1th R. Cbub.re H. S.ebolur L. S""ho b el" 'K. J. }(qbertl Jl. llUhop J. Jlerbtrt L. I.o ... u J. Oarrett. V. lo18oht;r O. Prutan lou.rt thly. cunlill [) 'I--I 11.\( ill I: l:\n'R~1< l\ ·"'T.II '\ SKI .\~S()CL\ 11()'\ TO: FROM: SUBJECT: INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION I.S.I.A. Members Bob Zeigler, Secretary 432 North 2nd West Logan, Utah 84321 March 6, 1967 Announcement of Annual Spring Clinic and Transmittal of Roster This is the second notice that the annual spring clinic will be held at Alta, Utah on April 22 and 23, 1967. Further info will be forthcoming from Chairman, Adrien Segil. Rumors are its going to be the best yet. The enclosed letter to Ski School Directors was sent in January covering registered instructors. Please encourage your uncertified friends to become registered. They can do so through your ski school director. Enclosed also are the latest membership rosters. Please inform me if your address is in error so you will receive important spring mailings on a timely basis. Skiingly yours, 1. S. 1. A. Bob Zeigler, Secretary BZ:mep Enclosures: 4 L -I CERT1FIED SKI TEACHER INTERMOUNTAIN SKI ASSOCIATION INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION 2010 West North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah March 14, 1967 TO: I.SoIoA. Certification Committee and IoSoI.A. Board of Directors FROM: Lou Lorenz, President The following is a report of an incident that this office feels must warrant the attention of the I.SoIoAo Certification Committee and the Board of Directors. These comments are not related as fact but merely as a report of an incident as told to the President by the various individuals involved. On Friday evening, March 10, 1967, Mr. John Sohrweide, who was a scheduled examiner the following day at Kelly Canyon, and Mr. Roger Roche who was scheduled to be a student examiner, were allegedly involved in an alter­cation resulting in both being removed to jail by the Idaho Falls police, and later being taken to the hospital for minor emergency treatment. This altercation purportedly took place in the public lounge-restaurant area of the Westbank Motel, Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mr. Glenn Evans and Mr. Wilbur Thomas were also allegedly involved to the extent of trying to stop the action. As a result of this incident Sohrweide and Thomas disqualified themselves from the March 11th Certification Examination and departed from Idaho Falls, after reporting their intentions to the I.S.I.A. President by telephone. The president feels that Sohrweide and Roche should be restrained from any further participation in any capacity with the I.SoLA. certification examination program, since there may be a yiolation of the. Association Code of Ethics (Article VI) or Certification Plan (Paragraph 1) involved. This restraint should be effective until the facts of the incident can be reviewed by the Certification Committee and the Board of Directors. LL:mep Sincerely, ~~~ Lou Lorenz, 1. S. I. A. -----------, CERTIflED SKI TEACHER lNTERMOUNTAIN SKI ASSOCIATION INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION March 20, 1967 TO: Ski School Directors FROM: Phil Jones, Demonstration Team Chairman SUBJECT: Selection of the ISlA Demonstration Team April 9, 1967 at Alta, Utah. The ISlA Demonstration Team will be chosen on April 9, 1967, at Alta, Utah. Would you please advise all of those interested in your ski school to meet at the ski school building Sunday, April 9 at 9:00 a.m. in Alta. A team of seven men and three women will be chosen on their ability to demonstrate finished forms of the American Ski Technique. In order to participate in the tryouts, the instructor must be fully certified, a member of PSIA, and an American citizen. From this group a team of four men and two women will be chosen in early Decem­ber of 1967 to represent the ISIA at the Interski Meeting in Aspen in 1968. Sincerely, W-J~ Phil Jones, Chairman ISIA Demonstration Team Committee ---- -~------- --- CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER INTERMOUNTAIN SKI ASSOCIATION INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION 2010 West North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 April 3, 1967 TO: Area Certification Representatives and Ski School Directors FROM: Lou Lorenz, President, I.S.I.A. SUBJECT: Certification Examinations The final examination of the season is planned for April 16th weekend. This exam will be the last one of the 1966-67 season. If you have candidates in your area who want to be examined this spring, please send their applications and checks directly to: LL:mep Wilbur Thomas P.O. Box 112 Park City, Utah Sincerely, rl1 11, 1967 Park City, Utah 84060 Phones: Park City 213, or Salt Lake City 359-1123 xlr. Paul Va 1m.· Fr.:mconin Hew Uamf!slure 035BO I have heen ",sked Lou Lormu~. Prosident. of the T •• 1.A. to tortee you vJith rCf;nrds the for~tiH::.mJinr IntCt"lnClUntaln Ski IustructoT.l5 Assoclilt ion Clanventiou. we would like you to be prepurcd to t;1i:.:c half of the l'lelClberiJ at the conv~mtion on S.Aturdny. 1 22, and go throunh the l<aethodical .!!l'proaC:. to the Int{~rnation81 Class C and D in the morning anti 1: and F tn the nftcrnoon. Tlw follm.1ing you will go over the lHlne l'IIet1f!Uvers with another i!:roup. i,I(~ are particula.riy interested in Class E and F. the serpentine. (J11ft any ot!\t!t' ndvnriccd :':Iancuvers \ihich you r:l<l)/ use in your "k1 sdmol in Class F. lefe will supply you with derrJoustrtttore to hI.). used while on the hill tind aho f(roup lenders ~.'ith which we .. lill spli t the r,roup uf' ttlto small '#fOrkin::: tea:!l!!' site·r you h!lVe l!one t:hrou~~h the li1$.neuvers in the morning .md afternoon. l..Je feel that in thh WilY. ,lith both you and 1'11". Staub of the Vail, Colorado Gk1. School, "tC can ftppreciate bettt!t' other school t $ approach to the finiohed forma ,,lith rei>1rds to :'.n:micnts. snO'd eonditi.ons, terrAin, etc. During n brief period. probah ly one hour on Sunday. Apr11 23. we would 11ke to IH:lv(;' you Mvc a criti.que of the;'.ltional Gelande Contest to the entlr~ group of nld teachers lnt,eting at Alta. r hQpa this l'\akes <l l1ttle denrer for you your Job at our Annual Convention. I Uf!I v~ry pltHilSi'ld that you will b,~ I'lble to attend the c()tlvention, <lnu I am sure your presonce w111 plede the entire group of ski teachers tneetf.n~'. hert1 with us. hll~OityT --- Nr. P<lul Valar Aprfill, 1967 It line alao beUll ,;IY pleasure to he .'lppointed the Chnit1'lBU of the !{~chnlcal CO(lrd1n.,,~t1n~ ComMittee for tbe I.S.1..A. I will stay in t!:)uch 1.11th you ro£nrdiug technical matter!';. I will talk with you on your arrivd in Salt Lake CIty just I)ri.or to the convention, and. if you have anyth1ur. you would like Ill8 to do for you. please let \{~e l(urn,,_ iJith best personal regards, \400dy .\ndilrs011. Chairman Technical Coordinating Comm:U:teu 1.:;.1 • .;\. Mr. Roger Staub Vail Sk1 School Vail, Colorado Dear Hr. Staub: April 11,1 1967 Park City, Utah 84060 Phones: Park City 213, or Salt Lake City 359-1123 1 have been asked by Lou Lorenz, President of the 1.8.1.A •• to wdte you wi th regards the forthcoming Intermountain Ski Instructors As&ociation Convention. We would like you to be prepared to take half of the memben at the convention on Saturday. April 22, and go through the methodical approach to the International Class C and D in the morning and E and F in the afternoon. The following day you ~7i11 go over the same maneuvers with another group. \Ie are particularly intereated in ClasA g and F. the Serpentine. and anyother advanced maneuvers which you may Wile in your SId School in Class F. ~'le will supply you with demonstrators to be used while on the hill and also group leaders with which we will split the group up into small working teaUlS after you have gone through the maneuvers in the morning and afternoon. 'we feel that in this way. with both you and Mr. Valar of the Franconia. New Hampshire Ski School. we can appreciate better other school t s approach to the finished forms with regards to students, snow conditions, terrain, etc. During a brief period, probably one hour on Sunday, April 23, we would 11ke to have you give a critique of tlie National Gelande Contest to the entire group of ski teachers rlleetln}~ at Alta. I hope this makes a litt Ie clearer for you your job at our Annual Convention. I am very pleased that you will be able to attend the convention, and I am sure your presence will please the entire group of ski teachers meeting here with us. I will talk with you on your arrival in Salt Lake City just prior to the convention, and if you have anything you would like me to do for you, please let me know. Sincerely, l400dy Anderson. ChaUiman Technical Coordinating Committee P.S. Enclosed is an entry blank and judgin~~ form for the'~ National Gelande Contest. '0 \ - Mr. Grank Measerly, Ski Editor The Salt lae Tribune 143 South Main Street Salt Lake City, utah Room 1120 Un! versi ty Club Building Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 April 12, 1967 Dear Grant. Rea IBl'ERMOtOO'AlH SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATIOi 1?TH ANNUAL CONVElf.rION It vas a pleasure meeting \v'ith you todq, and our Association will appre­cia tEl aI13' material you can place in The Salt Lake Tribune. As I mentioned, \Ie are attempting this year to make the public avare of our activities, and newspaper announcements of our convention will be a. big step in that direction. I would personally' like to inTi te you to our convention on April 22 and 23_ I am sure you vill find our activities interesting and, I hope, n8wsvortb,y. Sincerely, ,t- Clark 1. Parkinson Convention Publicity Chairman CTPlmd - CERTl FlED SKI TEACHER INTERMOUNTAIN SI(I ASSOCIATION INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION April 12 ~ 1967 TO: I.S.I.A. Demonstration Team Candidates FROM: Phil Jones, Demonstration Team Chairman SUBJECT: Results of Demonstration Team Tryouts, April 9. 1967, Alta. Utah The following people have been picked as demonstrators for the I.S.I.A. and should report to the Ski School Building at 9:00 a.m,> Thursday, April 20, 1967, to begin training: Patti Evans Lynn Sohrweide Sandy Wade. Bonnie Pond A1 Ellis Chuck Fields Robin Locke Max Lundberg Bob Parker Ed Pond Mike Wilson Any of the above who are not members of P.S.I.A. will have to be by Thursday, April 20, 1967. I would like to thank everyone for their cooperation and say "a job well done." PJ:mep copies: BOD Marilyn Shearer Eldon Scott Jack Buffet Darrel Scott Kirby Dawson Roger Roche Bill Haskins Dave Larsen Dick Nielsen Sincerely, 8A;J Phil J I.S.L Team Committee -t -I CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER INTERMOUNTAIN SKI ASSOCIATION INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION Apr11 17, 1967 !O: techa1cal Coorcl1ut1na C08I1tt .. , 1.8.1.A. ftCIll Woocl,. ..... r.on. Chail'lUD. t.cbnical Coor.inat1na emaitt •• IUlJlCT: TecbD1cal Coorcl1nat1na eo.1tt •• Keet1na Aienu "'tinl time: rri .. ,., AprU 21, 1967 • 1:30 p ••• Alta Liftluwa 1. Cu. of the Uphill Chriatie 2. 'elp_t1_ 3. _.laUon ancl it • ."li"tiou a. Do.. bocl,. builcl 1nfluenc. the .ear .. ' b. Tena1n influ.enc .. c. Snow eonclit1ou 4. Are there _re thaD 7 ... ic h1ilc1,l .. ., a. Ielae chana. b. Balance 5. CaD ....... of the "'ic Pl'iDCi,l .. be obaDa- to .ore coapletel, cover .kiina! i •••• Count.r rotation, up-UlWe1pt1na. 6. 1_ buaiDu •• ee: Tecludcal Coorcl1uUna c:o-1tte. __ .e. '1'''. 1.'.1.A .... Lou. Lor .... h ... '.'.l.A. • .ill Luh, Certificat10n Cba11'11&1l • DoD Ibinebart. Cha11'1dD, Deaoutl'at1on T_ • rul Jon .. , Kirby Daveon. -"~---------------- ------ Mr. Lou Lorenz, President Intermountain Ski Association Salt Lake City, Utah Dear Lou: April 25, 1967 Li10 and I really enjoyed the two days we spent in Alta. I was most impressed by your organization and the great caliber of your instructors. Working with your instructors was a great experience. Thanks again, and I am looking forward to having you here in Va il one day. Sincerely, (C:::e~ · .'--DfTe·ctor, Vail Ski School RS/smb TELEPHONE: [phone] ._---.. _._-- 432 North 2nd West Logan, utah 84321 April 27, 1967 TO. Oomnd:ttee Chairmen and Officers FROMe Bob Zeigler, SecretaI7 .At the April 21, 1967 Board of Directors meeting, . President Lou Lorenz indicated that in the interest of time reports would be written and given to the secretary. Please submit your report to me by May 10, 1967. l'his will be the last day they will be accepted for inclusion in the millut~8o Hr. Bill Shorter, F;anagEr ;,lta LoC.t;;6 iHta, Utah T1ear I-ir. Shorter: 432 North 2nd v;est Logan, ~Jt,ah 34321 April 28, 1967 On behalf of the Intermountain Ski Instructors 1: ssociation I want to sincer'ely t liank you for the hospitality and courtesies extended our members fur the I.~.I.A. Annual Spring Clinic. Your generosity is Greatly appreciat8d. Sincerely yours, Eob Zeigler, ~ecretar,y cc: Mr. Edwin Gibbs, Alta Peruvian Inn Mr. Jim Shane, Gold Hi'lers Daughter Mr. Lee Bronson, Rustler Lodge Mr. Charles Morten, Alta Ski Lifts .- INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION nave Thurgood Lucky T1istribut1ng Co. 1101 So. 6th viest Salt La::-e City, 1tah Dear Davel 432 North 2nd West IJo~~an, Utah e432l "ay 1, 1967 On behalf of r.S.I.A. I wish to thank Lu~ tor the beer provided at the Gelande Contest at Alta. It was very refreshing and certainly enjoyed by the members. Sincerely, Bob Zeigler, Secretary Mr. 10 .. 1' Itaub, Director Vail Iki School Vail, Coloraclo 2010 Wat Iol'tb Temple Salt Lake City. Utah 84116 May 2, 1967 '0r the Intermountain Ski loatruecors Aasoe1atlOD. 1 vould l1ke to tbeak you for atteadiaa our 17th ADDual Convention .. a .... t 1utl'Uctor. If only a Uttle of your teclm1caue and prof .. s10ult.. va. oonve,.. Co eaGh of us. ve are all better ski teachara for It • • eat vt.h .. to you and your vife for a ,oed .ummer. Ll.:aup 81ncerel" Lou Lorena. 're.1dat 1.1.1 ..... HI'. 'aul Valar rraDcOD1a, If. Hamp.hire near 'aul: 2010 We.t Borth temple Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Hay 2, 1967 For tbe Intermountain Ski laatructor. Aaaoeiatloa. I would llke to thank you for atteadlDi our 17th ADDual Coaveatloa .. a aue.t laatl'Uctor. Aa .lway., your prof ... iouU. •• 18 aD laaplratioa to eacb peraon who you work with. Ttlaaka ... in &Del bat wiaba for a &ooc1 __ r. Slaeerely. Lou Lor .. , 'raideat I.S.I.A. Mr. J. 1. Bob Smith Mr. Paul Alsop Mr. Ed Pond Mr. Clark Parkinson Mr. Adrl_ Se.l1 72 South Mala Street Salt Lake Clt,. Utah Dur Aclrl_: 2010 Weat .orth Temple Salt Lake Cit,. Utab 84116 Ma, 2. 1'67 May I thaDlr. 10\1 for .,..el£ and the Aa.oclacion for ,our help tn ulllni the 17 th Almval ISU CollY_cion the .... t ever. WlthO\lt lnc1lvlduala who are w11111l8 to devote t1M and effort to a •• oclation activlt1 .. , the .ki , .. china prof ... 1.oa wO\Ild be • poor one. '1'haka ... 11l. .e.t wbh .. for •• occI .~r. LL:MP 81Ileerel,. Lou Loreu. Preaident I.S.I.A. TO: From: ROCKY 110UllTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION September 25. 1967 RNS IA l:1EHBERS Executive Secretary SUBJECr~ 1) JOB OPPORI'UNITIES a) Red River Ski School is short tvro or three instructors for the coming 't-1inter. Season runs from December 1st until about l'farch 20th. Pay $350.00, $375.00, and $400.00 for Apprentice, Stage I, and Stage II, respectively, plus $30.00 incentive pay and 50% of private lessons. Have some apartments available on a ver"J' nominal cha.rge basis. For further informa.tion write: l'iike Hallner, General l{~mager Red River Ski Area P.O. Box 161 Red River, New Hexico 87558 b) The College of SId Instructor TrainjJ1g haG t'tvO positions open for st&if members. Applicants must be .9.va:Uablo to work with our trainees on Saturdays and Sundays, and alt>o be 8.b13 to attend a weekly seminar meeting in Denver.. lIlnim1:'..m ~·>:)q'J.irl?;:nents in.nlurle St<ilge II Certification, experience 'tvorking 'tvj:ch apprentice ::i.f1st,J:"llctoTs, and/or supervisory experience, and exceptional tec):n"ical ability. Contact Bruce lIil/m at 757-5840, or write to Box 10122~ Denver, Colorado 80210. c) The 1.fisp Resort, located h:i.gh in the Allegheny Ilountains at Deep Creek lake, Garrett County, Hr:tl'iJlund, is no't-T interviewing for a director of the \'lisp Sid School. D'ue to the fact that this is a year-round resort, the position of ski school director could be a dual position acting in ancther supervisory capacity during the other seasons of the year. Ski area has an actua.l vertlcal drop of 600 feet. has 14 trails and slopes lvhich are beautifully maintG.inad; has snoH'~making equipment which has a capacity of making snOlv on a.ll lift a):'eas and cov3ring 80% of ski areaa has double T-Bar, a H~ll Duuble Chairlift, a Porna Lift, and a rope tow. Longest trail is 2 miles long. They have the national ski patrol system and is the home of the Uestern Earyland Ski Club. Salary for a ski school director will depend on the qualification. perscnality, and the capacity of the applicant. For further i.."1format.ion, urite: ];11". Jam8s J. Cropp Deop Creek Lake Oakland, llaryland 2) DISTRIcr liEETTIi;GS Please mllke every effort to attend y01J.:t' D~.st:rict Illeet 1ng 0 The p't'imary pUrp08l'l of these meetings is to elect a represeiltat.ive from each District to serve on the Board of Di~ectors for a 3 year term (see addtlo info included in mailing) 3) M!NTJAL 11EETn~G & SEUINAR A] 1 members are urged to use the pre-regist.ration fol:'lll inc-luded in thts mailing. URTIFILD SKI 'I b\cHFR INTER M( II [NTA IN SKI M~()ClAllnf\: INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION '----________ C'- Mr. Jl5 Wood .American Peace Corps c/o A_l'ican Jaba • .,­Nev Delhi, IncI1a Dear 118, 313$ Borth S7S Bast Iorth Ogden, Utah 8hhOk October 1, 1961 Thank. tor your letter and dues pq.nt. Pres. Lou Loreu pa ... 4 70ur request for iDto on rope tova on to _. I'll .orry it took 80 long to roUDCl up the .. pamphlet.. It .... rope towa jut aren't too orten bullt to draw1nga. I was on the verge or going up and maldng sketches OIl the S ... :sa.in rope tow when the good old U.S. Forest Be"ice cue through with theBe. ~,.ar we bad a .01&1 a ...... nt of $S.oo in ad.d1tlon to the'llO.00 dues. Th1s __ .to in it. entirety gce. to IDterlld.. We felt that this was the but wtq" in which ..,. could help put on a good program for all the toreipl._ 8ld. 80110011 next spring at Aspen. So 11' you would eend the extra IS.oo it would be appnc1ate4. Lou Lorens sent a letter to everyone explaining it, however 70u probabl¥ d1dD't get it. Tour wort 8O\1Jld. great. ~ or UI envy 10ur f ortit. whioh it takes to go into a job like 10u have. We're getting read:.T for .DOW here. On Hov. hth and Sth i ..... I.S.I.A. annUli, -.ting and Seminar - eo_thing new this )'earl Then the 11th an<l. 12th ia the ExaJdnera Clinic. Good Luck on 70ur ski area - I can jut see a bUDOh of Indiana ea1l.1Dc down the slope. now. Encl. 61-68 Melllberahio card ~~'-CCI Lou Lorens Bob Zeigler, Secretary OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN DIVISION OF THE UNITED STATES SKI ASSOCIATION Lou Lorenz,Pres.-ISIA 2010 Hest North Temple Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Dear Lou, P.O. Box 4 steamboat Springs, Colo. 80477 October 12, 1967 Enclosed is a copy of the program for our RHSIA Annual Meeting and Seminar which is to be held in Aspen, Colo. on Saturday and Sunday, November 4th & 5th, 1967. ~:le would certainly welcome your attendance to our meeting if it is possible for you to come. You will also find enclosed, a copy of a job opportunity for The Wisp Resort in Maryland. This information may be of interest to an instructor from your Division. (Since this opening is not in the RHSIA area, we are adviSing the president of each Division of this opening.) A copy of the RMSIA Certification Policy for our 1968 exams is enclosed, along with a copy of our annual financial report and proposed budget. These are for your information since it was felt at the P.S.I.A. convention that an exchange of information between the Divisions would be most helpful. We Sincerely hope that you will consider attending our Seminar and Annual meeting. RS:dms c/c Charles Paterson,Pres.-R!'ISIA Sincerely, (!1T-7A -«~c . Rudi Schnackenberg, Executive Secy..-RHSIA LEARN HOW TO SKI THE SAFE AND RIGHT WAY - WITH YOUR CERTIFIED SKI INSTRUCTOR //_."'-""-- .... I 21 ~ove~ber 1967 'doody Anderson P. O. 30x 6'57 p,:- rk Ci Jcy , UJ.:ch 8lJ-117 Dec:.r 1:1oody I 1'!ol:ld l:L~cc to be ,'D c;:r.:',:2.r..er. .L tJ.ave De,en e. b8.c:~u? e::r; .. ir:er t\'.:iceo The first \"I8S \Iitl, Den RI1L1et:ort, 'dilour T~10:c8s, end D"ve 1': r,:ins,m. ~he second ':res ·.\l:_t~:~ LO',J Lorenz, Gene Huber, end I<cx L~n:cloeT:~. P&E:e 1. Counter rotc"c:'on - D CjL'_ic:: tur11ins of ei th5r t:,e up~2r or 10',ler (or both) p~ rts 0:' "t,;'16 body B~.:8.inst t11e lousr or u.:·~:er pr::c-t of t;-:e body rcoultinz in 81'1 8ction Hl-:.ich tEY'GS t~-le s~·:ies. T~lis is true "T~len re3iste.l1ce E.~~8i~:'8t t:",G s .. ~ies is eli['~n[;ted. ?..l y tl:.in~:in= l~.. . ere is t}-:ct, counter rotEtion is :10t a f::o'~uct of the u9~~er or lower body elane, ~u"c both the upper snd lower body contribute to the force; end 9t t:1e SC,,:8 t:'.r,e, both t':1e up~;er end 1011e:c ilod;,' recct to the initisl l::t:sculcr fo:cce. The definition of totsl cotion strtes tjH;t "wuscle Bction is a product of tbe entire body," and the p:cesent definition of COUr...tsT r-ot£,tion dOf;S :-_ot i-n.diccte t>is, but r8ther L.E'::es 8 cistj .. nct se·o8T&t:Lon. ... I ~'tOt~ld 1:[.''';le SLlQ'."~itt.ed these sU,~~~~estions eerlip:c, :Ju.t I :-:cve i:~.ot bee:~ cJle to B(:e(:'-'.s-':.e1::·- define counter rot8tion ':'he c~~:f'i-:,it~,O'l c'co'.'e is onl~j or.:. c.tte":, ~d~. pf);:;e 1. Un~·rei:ht:l'~,~ - t~le ye,~:t:ction or elioinotio:'1 of t~~e s~:ic;rs ~:ei.:)·:t Ulj-;,-,~n~"Tei,~.;>.tin~.~, ,·,i-:icL is 0 qu~c~;,: UP~'I[ :--1 e;:tension i:~ J.:.l:e .~-)r:L;~L'r:r r~~et~~od of u_n""Tei~htj,n~. Ol: of the t~1e S~'10'·1. body, ::,::1:::0",' _ ~h~~~:.:'~~;~l~~::: ~~~).l~lJ~e~~-: t the :11 ~'s. ':' is ,;)osi tio:1 -,:oves the ::ips to':c :cd ~L ::;~o:Je i. a .. .:,y[ Vr)Y'se or end r)h[ se .p c tL.lrn. The s -i C'(; --- ·;ril SD 1e u '1ill ~ - . to f~_~d t:18 y:e~esssr? leu' 81 ec1~e res:"st~-:,:ce. -'" The underlini;:'<; j,G s', ;::1? to sho\'1 my su_:~estions. Ecr1~' in c turn the hips Y;l8Y :-~~ove f'~;!e:r :'r'J;:. the slope. tlToH8rd" is si.Ll>l;' 8 .:.il-.. or ,,·!ord ChSl'1;3e. O"'~i t UD-1..:TP·'e i .:-.1"ti Yl i)"" on tl-:e left }-;snd colw~ln of 1~8.::.:e end. cover in fI~ypes of Um;~i~1~~i~2;; i;"-' the ri:~ht hnd colu;;:r .• Ps:::e 5· " i't.oJ~ Count.er Lotion - Lot:i.on 8rol:nd the vertic81 8J~is of t:.;e~~~c,.r o')posite t~J.e d.irection of the tl.~rn. l':-lis is ~10t c'4 turnins force; it is c b-od~' ove::,e;-,t to sid in 881£nce 8~:d in l~eslD·~iin.~; a proper treverse position ci~t!~r 8 turn. P,,:c:e 20. counter rotstion here text, such 88 poze 4, 8"Q in 8 :i.l eno. 55. Ssrpent section will certcinly neea revision ct [; lEt~r drte. Pc::~e 29. r~l-:e fir:.cl tHu ill. ....l strEtioDs ere clee.r, but t::e:r becoLJe so only Lf./c,:--:r L~ucll 1:.ror:,:::. FE.::e 31. The terms'];; I A~.l ~~ e'cc. need u:ore obvious dcfir!it~.on. r::~ley BT'e ex:plc:'ned, but L se?e~~c.te definition on t.Lis pc:~c ~'Jo~\ld l:elp. I have teken 81~;ebrc, tri.~~o"t:on:etry, al1elyticel =eoLletr:,'~, :::~d c81culus, but I wes not sure of ~y in~Rrpret2tion until I hed gone to the clth and physics de-0crtt~":ents on C8C"'J1.,1S for 8, revieu 2nd en 8xD18Dation. T:-Jis :;:':':':J'e ou ..... ·ht to' be redone to [C~o:joc:.:. te us dclllerds. I 1~8ve t:1e rcvision- t; Dr.·":1:)rL!8n and others. In the tllird p8rc~~:l"'&:=:l, "8 1t is (~_escriJed 8.3 S~1 u:(:.cf.l:~>ced :'o:tce. It shou.ld be ex·:ls.il1ed \'J:l~r IIC II is L.lYl;)clE.r..ced. ';'{1e rec:son GeeL~S to l.C to De ~)8cf.use t:1e \'lei~ht s':ift c:)~-!t~I_Y.:.nt"!s t>ll""Cl..i.j.:h t:le turn, e.nd t:--..e GlC~ ~le of' t}-~e 810:)0 is c~12n~~ed froLJ i"C~0Jc'c:·nt to i.r:::)"t8r-~t 8 s ..I~he turn pro.~rcr~~~c:;. I have no better ~;rc_~)l1, but t~is eTTO,"l die<·;re.m is insLlffici(.~Ylt. Ir.;. tecching rroL tJ ___ is cli~ :.~~"'e·:~:, I hcvc con:f\).sed stt;.dent inotructoys. r:=l~':e:' D8:'~ 3uch (~uestioYls e.s: '.'!hrt do t~~e red errOVfS St8~ld for? Do J.:.> .. e lc:·:.-.~t:".s 0-:;''1 tLe arrors hsve Bn; si:Gificonce? Isntt counter rotction e~d rotD~ion cuscle power? If tLey nrc :',~u8cle )O;:\t(.~r, V!~l:::" h8ve t:~er~-. listed sey8Y'cte1y? If steering 8ction is l:i.sted, r.,,r}~:.r l:.ot list 8 force for ~li~h(-r s}:;;'18d tl:.Tns'? S:·:ier l s weis~t 8~d ed~ing ere rt of steer~n3 action, GO why list stcGrinE action sepcjrE!.tely? Aren 1t r.2otions t"l).rnin~ forces? If t~-}e~' vre, 14hy list thern sel)2rstel:r7 And so for.l~~l. The point I ,cam driv:'n:_: at J..S not thet the di2[~Y'9.C is feise, but the.t if possible, e better dis:raill should be printed. !Je 1.:oD~~e e serious eY"I"or in ten C~-r"LC{-- -'-'oi'rder s'-, .... nc~ if 1:~·e use tl~.:.c tc:r.~:s "lea;d.n:?; OOC:(II e;1d 'biVG::'w· be~::~il '-"il~ dO··lo,:~~;"'o~r bod;.,' .osition 1;::'e11. s~:ii!:~ in l;oNd:;r, 2Yld thif3 teBch'nz, the teochsr s~au str2i~~hten :"028 sn:~les [':'lQ vith en upri:ht body." hend colu~n of pe:e 44. A en roprirte on pE~e 111. ~ours does put the centor of =r[v~ty ~2ck; but in d never sey "sit bBC~(1f or }}j_s Stl_]_:_~(J':1ts ''''Jill or:e y~:o8ilityo 7}"'.. . e t,0rr:ls u:~e ere, rr3~~i lo\~r, s conceYJt neec.s to be el:1 lJ r D:'zed ir.:. ~:je left so so~e ~et~ods for teec~ 113 pov~er ~i~ht be vloody oCnh aanng e Epnlgulirsahl toefa cshkei rt.o skis ' and not skies. This is a good one TO: FRON: mB IA HEIU3ERS ROCKY r-10UNTAIN SKI INSTRU<.."!'ORS ASSOCIATION November, 1967 Executive Secretary First of all, I would like to commend Hark Addison on the terrific job he is doing on the NE\rJSlEI'TER. He has first ra·te coverage of the Semina.r & Annual Neeting in the enclosed issue. REA D I Tl Speaking of reading - I would like to point out again, that all notices of ~BIA activities, any exam changes, p:rocedure changes, information on Rl'BIA pins, I.D. cards, etc. are all included in your mETA mailings. PLEASE TAKE TUm TO READ THROUGH THESE EAILINGSI THIS IS THE ONLY t-JAY lrJE HAVE OF GETTING ALL INFORHATION TO YOU. 1) JOB OPPORTUNITIES: We have received word from Jerry r~uth over at Vail that the Vail Ski School will need qualified instructors in large numbers for the week between Christmas and Non Yaars and will pay well for their services. For fu:rther info!'mati·on contact: Jerry Futh - Vail Associates 1 11~e. - Vail, Colo. 81657 2) $5.00 ASSESSliENT, PER l:ill:l:iBER, FOR INTERSKI At the annual meeting, the memberuhip voted that each member be assessed $5.00 to be given to support the 8th INTERSKI at Aspen in 1968. Remember that this is an Inte:'n.?tional affair ~md 1s quit.e an honor to have it held in the United States. (and vTe even ha.ve the pl'ivilege of having it in our Division) This $5aOO assessment 1-7ill be incJ.uded on your 1968 dues statement (Of course any members who w~nt to get that extl'a "income tax deduction" for 1967 can send their dues & assessment - total $20.00 - anytime) 3) vIe again have some "LOST liEliBERS" If any of these members turn up at your ski school, will you please advise the Executive Secy.? Helmut Hoerner Bjorn Lilledal and Registered Apprentice Instructors: Tobe Reed, Jr. j Ianfred Reis Fritz Siegenthaler Jerome Blackwell, III la:tITrence Hrice Jim Homans Roy Grice 4) SUPPLEl-:1ENT AL EXAM: Application blanks. All eligible candidates have been sent their Exam (Please be sure to read the "cover" sheet with the form) 5) Remember, the follmlTing is available from the Executive Sacy. upon your 'Wr:it,t,(O>n request: a) I.D. cards (a 1" x 1" photo must accompany request) b) RYSIA pin (include your check for $2000 and advise if you want the tie tack back or the safety clasp pin back) c) Apprentice Examiner application forms d) mEIA Demonstration Team applica.tion forms NC1I'E: Items a thru d apply to Stage I and Stage II members only. CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER INTERMOUNTAIN SKI ASSOCIATION INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION P. O. Box 919 Park City, Utah 84060 December 1, 1967 TO: Area Representatives, Certification Committee, BOD, I.S.I.A. SUBJECT: Winter Exam Schedule and Policy. Exam Applications and Material, Dear Representative: As we discussed at the Examiners' Meeting in Alta, it will take the cooperation of all to make the coming winter's exam schedule a success, I am sure that we resolved all of the questionable problems and answered people's questions concerning the exam; however» if you have any questions concerning the schedule or policy, please call SLC [phone], or Park City, Utah [phone], or write P. O. Box 919. Park City. Utah, Enclosed please find a sample of all of the material to be used this winter. plus Exam Applications for your area. For the Certification Committee Yours for better exams. LJ~~ Woody erson. Certif ation Chairman CERTIFICATION AREA REPRESENTATIVES Alta - Max Lundberg Brighton - Dave Larsen Greater Salt Lake - Dave Parkinson Park City - Phil Jones Cedar City - George Hartlmaier Logan/Ogden - Bob Zeigler Jackson/Idaho Falls - Wes Deist Burley/Pocatello/Magic Mtn,/Soldier Mtn, - Glenn Evans Provo - Junior Bounous Sun Valley - Wilbur Thomas CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER INTERMOUNTAIN SKI ASSOCIA nON INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION TO: Date ________________________ _ SUBJECT: Certification Examination Taken On ______________________ __ 1. You [J Have o Have Not 2. Qualified in Subjects A and C for [J Fully Certified [] Associate Certified 3. Applicable to Associate Certified non-member candidates only. [] You are required as outlined in the plan for certification to complete Subject B - written report and submit it within fifteen (15) days after the examination. If this report is not submitted within the fifteen tIS) day time limit, the examinatibn will be automatically nullified. Upon receipt of this report, you will be mailed a pin. [] A check in the amount of $5.00 is attached as a refund. Another application for examination should be discussed with your ski school director or certification chairman. Very truly yours, CERTIFICATION COMMITTEE By ____________________________ __ Secretary CERT1FIED SKI TEACHER INTERMOUNTAIN SKI ASSOCIATION INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION TO: Date ___________ _ SUBJECT: Certification Examination You have been scheduled for Certification Examination at: DATE __________________ ___ PLACE ___________________ __ TIME ___________________ ___ Please be prepared to spend the entire day being examined. Enclosed is the Intermountai~ Ski Instructors Association Plan for Certification, which should be read carefully before taking your examination. Thank you for your interest in the profession and for your efforts in preparing for this exam. Very truly yours, CERTIFICATION COMMITTEE By ____________________________ _ Secretary ---------- CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER INTERMOUNTAIN SKI ASSOCIATION INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION TO: Date ________________________ _ SUBJECT: Certification Examination taken on ________________________________ ___ You have qualified in Subjects A & C for Fully Certified. Upon receipt of your blue Associate pin, this office will forward to you a white pin. Congratulations on your successful examination results. Very truly yours, CERTIFICATION COMMITTEE By ________________________________ ___ Secretary