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Show Edwin J. Pond 7234 Jonathan Circle Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Dear Ed, ~_.u_...J5KI CORPORATION TETON VILLAGE. WYOMING 83025 PHONE: [307] 733·2291 January 28, 1974 This year I have two fully certified Austrian instructors working for me who are both excellant. One of them, ~ritz)Friedrich Zettinig, wishes to obtain a white ISlA pin based on his credentials as a fully certified Austrian ski instructor. It is my understanding that the ISlA has extablished such a procedure and that this can be done. However, I am not certain as to what you require for this type of transfer. At this point Fritz has only a photocopy of the certification that he received when he was fully certified in December 1971. I am enclosing this copy and if you need further information please contact me. BeS~g'5ard~ ~ ~~~. ~--~ P7 Stiegler Dl ector Jackson Hole Ski School Encl: 1 PS/nd · J' O.terrelchische PrGfungskommislion fur Schilehrer BUNOESAN$TALT FOR LEIBESERZliHUNG IN INNSBRUCK . 6020 INNSBRUCK, INNRAIN 52 Prufungszeugnis lPM Herr z }~ T T T N I G Friedrich md. geboren am 15.7.1948 in Hoi'gastein. hot vor der unterzeichnefen Kommission die Prufung fur Schilehrer noch der Prufungsvorschrift des Bundesministeriums fur Unterricht vom 8. Juli 1969, ZI. 96.578-IV /2/69, m» ausgezeichnetem Erfolg bestonden. Er ist berechtigt, sich osferreichischer Schilehrer und Schifuhrer zu nennen und das vorgesehene Schilehrer- und Schifuhrerabzeichen zu trogen. st.Christoph/A ,am 18.Dezembe.r 1971 Vorsibender: DA 17171 O.to ... Bunde.verlag, WI.n. - l( P,lJIungsergebnis Gelandefahren 2 .\." .... , ... Sc:hulefahren t Slalom 2 II t Bewegungslehre I 2 Unterrichtslehre Lehrprobe 1 T rainir,gslehre /f Kerperlehre und . Erst. Hllfe -1 Berufskunde 1 Englische· Sproche 1 Fronzesi$che Sprache I 1 Schigeschichte Ir -1 o '. . ......... " .. 1 Ausrustung I I t Schi-Alpinausbildung Alp;nkunde t I 1 Orientierungs- und Karfenkunde i Schifiihrerprufung bestanden am; '-. I .... j I I I· I I i I I Anm.rttung Not. n I k a I 0: Sehr gut (Qusgezelehn.t), gut, befrledlgend, g.nugend, nleht genug.nd. ~~t)E~©~ . ~~~RATIDN TETON VILLAGE, WYOMING 83025 ~ '{. ~~'\."'l'. · Ii f. il L:.·.ll (' 'll \ - tY/.f . in/) ~ IP'V .... ..; i' '.. ." . I.I.1 1 .. ~ . JV' .' f/ n,' J(/'J G IjJ .. .. 'It ) £ ~() ,t , I ~/) \\ V Mr. Edwin J. Pond 7234 Jonathan Circle Salt Lake City, Utah ,f , , 84121 \ j / .. ,\ , i ~. ., , I Edwin J. Pond 7234 Jonathan Circle Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Dear Ed, SKI CORPORATION TETON VILLAGE. WYOMING 83025 PHONE: {30?] 733-22'511 January 28, 1974 " This year I have two fully certified Austrian instructors , working for me who are both exce11ant. One of them, ~ritz)Friedrich Zettinig, wishes to obtain a white ISlA pin based on his credentials as a fully certified Austrian ski instructor. It is my understanding that the ISlA has extab1ished such ~' .. ' a procedure and that this can be done. However, I am not certain as to what you require for this type of transfer. At this point Fritz has only a photocopy of the certification that he received when he was fully certified in December 1971. I am enclosing this copy and if you need further . i information please contact me. ,'! Best Regards, :..Wc f/('- /7 , <: (' "[.) GI':-,-- "qler1/ ~ki School Encl: 1 U,S, CHOICE FOR THE 1978 WORLD ALPINE SKI CHAMPIONSHIPS B R I A N HEAD G E 0 R G E S DE~SAUX Mr.Jreith Lang. I.S.I.A. Pre.t.ent. Dear Sir, " SKI SCHOOL DIRECTOR Jan.31/1974 A problem has arisen here at Brian lie ad , in regard to Mr.G. HartLmeier actively teaching,even so he is not ski school Director or connected in any way,shape or form with the ski schoo1.It is my understanding that there is only one concession, approved by the U.S.Forest Service and of course by the area owner. The same situation existed last year,but being my first year, I chose to be patient.I know now that it was a wrong decision. ALmost every day G.HartLmeier is teaching and I can assure you that it is not just a pointer or two,to a friend,as surely he will c1a~ to be.Everyone here,patro~,emp10yees,have reported his teaching activities. I understand that in his shop,he still displays pictures from the 'time he had the ski school and the word around his shop is: we give lessons OD request.His sister in law is also at t~es,teachin&. Last year, the snow laDser HE' .Pete Brost asked me several times if I wanted him to do something about it,but as explained above, I decided ••• to wait. The area can take positive action if necessarY,but prehaps you may have the power to convince G.Hartlmeier that he is wrong. Very sincerely. -_\ __ ~_ .... t::JI,et..,,- PAROWAN UTA H 84761 " . ,\ mr. G.o~q •• D ••• au. Bria" M.ad Ski School Otractor ":;.1'''."_ Ut.a" ~47'1 Th81'\1( you "01' your lattar of January 31, 191.6. r all sympathetic with your situation regardIng oth.r parsana t •• chln, in your ara., ho •• var. I 1' •• 1 that this t •• prohl •• bet ••• " you, ths Unitad Stat •• ror.at Sarvic. and tha are. _"8.,e.8"t. I have (Usc" •• a" thl. _t.tar .it.h ~r. C. Hartl_tar and aada hill a.are 0' the problsMa that do .riae. A. you may know, the o.r~os. 0' the u.~.r.s. contract wa. to a •• uta the 8kl1n~ public that they would race!ve onJy quali'ied in.tructlOft and through tha •• terms t.hl!l instructor certification program r.a initiattl!'!. Since f~r. Hartl .. ler 1. 'ull, clu'tl'ted in the fntetsount.in Ski. Instructor. Aaaociation and 1 •• o •• t ueber 0' t..,. Ski School ntrectora Co_itt .... , t 'e.l that it .wld be a great a ••• t. to your ski achool end ~rian Heart to attempt to reach an aqr8 ••• nt with hi. to ~ork for a common cau ••• He 1. certainly .011 qualIfIed to Qlve the public • qualIty 1e.aon and 1t would Ile 0' financial hfllp to you to .".rA hi. experienca. Perhaps an agree.ant bet ••• ,.. the t~o 0' you may not be Do •• thle, but t f •• l it wculd ha .ell wort" the effort to try. Y' both vou and "1.' ..... rthl.l.r Hr. pro.ot.lnq and pullIng In the •• m. dlrdtion the arlen .... d ar •• 3"0 Ski ';chot<Jl coulrln't h8!p hut bene'it. I am 100k.1"1,) 'or •• rd t.o beccudl'l9 ftcquaintarl wlth you p.rflonally and wish to •• t.e"d an invit.ation to ••• t and a.sociate .1th the I.S.I.A. at our spr1n, convention April 26. 21 and 29. '914 at Alta. t would like vary much to cont1nua t.o have you as .. me .. bar 0' the association 8"d work with U8. Sincerely • • elth !\. lange Pres1dent ee. G. Hartl_ier March 22, 1974 PSIA 1801 York Street Denver, CO 80206 Attention Dennis Sanford Re: Rainer Kolb - Credentials Check Dear Dennis: Mr. Rainer Kolb of the Sun Valley Ski School has made application to join our Division which would also, of course, entitle him to membership in PSIA. I·tr. Kolb' s credentials, as you know, are impressive, but it is necessary that they be confirmed as we have done in the past. Hence, the purpose of this letter is to request that you get in touch with the Austrian authorities (I presume Professor Kruckenhauser will again help in this matter). Please expedite this matter. It is my intention to submit ~Ir. Kolb's application to the Divisional Board '1eeting I will be attending on March 26, 1974, with a recom~ endtion that he be accepted into our Division now, and that such membership be conditional upon the credentials check I am requesting. lIenee, unless some negative item came from the Austrian authorities, we would consider him a member in good standing immediately assuming our Board approves this action. In the event things transpire as outlined above, we would thus request that should Hr. Kolb attend the PSIA convention this year, that he be recognized as a member from our Division. If you have any questions concerning this matter, please feel free to contact me. Sincerely, Edwin J. Pond Administrative Vice President np cc Rainer Kolb TO: Board of Directors FROf.v1: Keith Lange, President ISlA HE: Divisional Presidents' Meeting - April 4, 1974, Sno,~assf Colorado Common Feelings toward PSIA problems were shared by all presidents. 'l'he following items are an ou tl ine of recommendations ~3Ubmittcd to the PSIA Board that should help correct some of t.he problems: 1. PSlA office submit a monthly report of activities to all I)i visional presidents r secretaries, and Board :members. 2. A monthly financial report. 3. Provide a schedule of events such as: Date of dues, Newsletter, important dates, national shows, clinics, seminars, et.c. 4. Have the office open five days per week. State the office hours r and have someone in the office <'1.t all times. 5. Fire the two existing secretaries - incompetent. 6. Dennis to clear all trips and expenses by Executive Committee. 7. Eave a non-administrative Convention Chairman. 8. Publish criteria for convention bids so that everyone bids on U:e same basis. 9. Date all correspondence and answer letters irmneoiately. P discussion W?S held on the matter of continuation of PSIA membership. Only one Division indicated problems with re~aining, but hoped to rectify that on May 12, at their E~pring Symposium. All Divisional presidents have written a personal letter to the PSIA president on why tJ1CY should participate. Other items discussed were: Divisional Secretary pay, separate office other than horne, insurance benef i t~" and the Demo 'l'eaI11 .. I helieve that the Divisional Presidents' Meeting accomplished a great deal to benefit our members and perpetuated a better run national office. H.espectfully submitted, Kieth Lange, President ·.,.", .. ,., ... ,.~, '" '","-"'.''''''-'''' CERTIFIED S~I TE~~~~'~ I. S. I. A. I!~IZ~7i:;rI]l ~:1R~~o~iT ~ .I. _N_S~I INSTRUCTO~~ c.~~SOCIATION Ad ~.~.t ~~~ve V~ce P~~~dent 7234 Jonathan CiroZe c, Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Phone: (801) 278-0562 r- 1-7 Y F:~r! ~d.o.J"". u.. UJ~) til-/- 0"1'- -{i ... rc.: .. t, . !> -fr/. Woe"'+- -f.... 10../+ l' ,,1 .. J ".; "J j ~ J+ .il..J.. /:f j ..... 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';,p crante(J a ,''liver on teaching rp'f!lin,~m(,;1ts! th('~ r;oan1 }:as re011~~st()r: t.hct T rr:s1)cnd in writing. As yon ynOl1 from our conversat ion tlv:: r: i'lV of th(~ Board meeting tl,r' EOi'lr{~ di('1 r,ot: annrove that re<juc:;t ;·rp.ferrinq instead to handle each instrEctors situation on a CRse :''l Ci=t?,(, :),~ti s 0.t the end of the yE~ar. 'rhe theor:i ;ler(' beinq that. ho!,efnll v ';01;1.(' instructors \'lOuld he i"ll:lf; to meet tile teaching requirenH".,..,ts. Craig talked to me later and 5<11.0 tha t he \lo111d 1 ikf:.' to aopc2Ir at the next Board meetin<J and I tllought that \;.1.8 a goo,:: idea since no action \.;Quld be taken [lefore th(.:: next Boarct neet inq. Maybe you and Craiq shoulc;. plan to nrovide clinic and teachin~J experience: as much <13 possihle: for Y0ur instructors, i'Hl(~ tht'"::l, appear ~t the next board meeting in support ofyyour r0nuest. Tf vall have any further questions concerning this Matter p10as0 fepl free to contact me. Edwin ,T. Pond lidmilhistrative Vice President };,JP: dko Solitude Ski School 8697 KI NGSH I LL DR. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84121 277-3677 Edwin J. Pond 7234!lJonathan Circle Salt L·ake City, Utah Dear Ed: DIRECTOR DEAN C. ROBERTS 12-6-74 Attached is the list of certified instructors that we discussed. All these people worked for me last season and taught the necessary hours as required. As you know Solitude Ski Resort will not be open this coming season and it appears that a good number of them will not be able to obtain positions in other local Ski Schools. For that reason I'm requesting a one year waiver on teaching requirements for all those listed below. Could I please hear by return mail thedescision of the B.O.D .• Very truly yours Dean C. Roberts Solitude Ski School 8697 KINGSHILL DR. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84121 277-3677 1- Michael nere 2-Jan Nero 3- David Thurgood 5- Shauna Price 6- Farrell Holding 7- Ron Carhart 8- Lowell Elmer 9- Bob Larson 10- Park Smalley 11- Dan Robertson 12- Dan Carter 13- Dorothy Carter 14- Bob Neumann 15- Bill Voorhees 16- Diana Voorhees 17- Larry Coltrain 18- Dan Hinckley 19- Phil Beck 20- Ron Gee 21- Lorin McRae 22- Marshall Fiese 23-,Jim Douglass 24- David Parkinson 25- Craig Bennion 26- Dean Roberts DIRECTOR DEAN C. ROBERTS CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER I. S. I. A. INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION EWAJin J. Po nd AdmLn,L6;("Ji,a:t;'ve. V~c.e Phe.6~de_n:t TO: Board of Directors 7234 Jonathan C-iY'cle Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Phone: (801) 278-0562 FROM: Edwin J. Pond, Administrative Vice President RE: Board Meeting Dear Board Member: Please be advised and take notice that on Saturday, December 7, 1974, at 9 a.m., a meeting of the Board of Directors will be held at Park City, Utah. This meeting is in conjunction with the Examiners Clinic which will also be held at Park City. In the event we have lovely weather and. don't have sufficient snow for the clinic (a possibility which I hope is remote) we will advise you of any change of meeting place. T~U'.!4 . EdWin~ ~ond Admin~=~ive Vice President np PS Meeting will be held in Ski School Meeting room in ticket building. 11 ,(f.,i/L l. - l'j~' ;,.v~1rc-1'\,. "'111""' ".·c /,'1' ~1 '1- CERTIFIED SKI TEACHER p.,l'- I. S. I. A. f"- :"',:';::-J4 INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION Edw.i.YI. J. Pond Adm.i.n.i.J.d:r..a;tA. v e. V.i.c.e. Pit. u.i.de.n:t a TO: Board of Directors 7234 Jonathan C'iY'cle Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 Phone: (801) 278-0562 FROM: Edwin J. Pond, Administrative Vice President RE: Board Meeting Dear Board Member: Please be advised and take notice that on Saturday, December 7, 1974, at 9 a.m., a meeting of the Board of Directors will be held at Park City, Utah. This meeting is in conjunction with the Examiners Clinic which will also be held at Park City. In the event we have lovely weather and don't have sufficient snow for the clinic (a possibility which I hope is remote) we will advise you of any change of meeting place. T~U'.fZ- EdWin~ ~ond Admin~:~ive Vice President np PS Meeting will be held in Ski School Meeting room in ticket building. December 30, 1974 ~ lr. l<ei th Lange ';784 AnnabO\~' Circle Salt Lake City, utah 84117 :. 'E-dr Reith; 1fAVinq Leen unable to r('Rci; 'lOU roc~ntlv h'J' F,hone (Rf"l assutrlinq that this means ~you are havinG a v(~r'.l Merry C,u' 1stInns) • I. thou(}llt I 'hTould dron '.len this note iu~t '::0 rp.mind VC'.l t. ~(1t nE:0:d your PSL\ report rc.~' tll.C' annual r:lCt,;t:i.nq of ISIl\. \';·.i:~il r :,:-:an Clttach to the ni::)utcs for printi.'·'CT. .i\L>o the rcpcrl 'Io:). made in our last Doard nc(;tir"l at t .. t.c c'-mvor' ';ach\:'t C luL -'<:<11 ':Jere going to provide r:1(: \li ttl a COL C 1:- • ;, incerely, ~(.',"'i\r ~.n ,J. T~ oncl 'dsinistrativ0 vicp Pre9i~ent f:..JP ;dko 70: BOD hDM: /('cl/,j/ Lt9,u~ ,£J/2e,S -IJ//,J Si;j)e47: DfI.)IS,O,j'A~ .fJ/2&!ID6AlTS #€67/AJ6- -4p///(.. f/ 1'1Y SAJOf.() 1'f~5 ala. ,II. (!L;MA(O;..j "E6~;~v /OW4/'2I) PJ/A p/lo6~s w €/2c d.e:r/LI£ v b,/ 4~L ;?/ZU'/b#'AJT. /'he ~~'-t..D~ J ',u()- / nPl J 4'Ze tlf/AJ a ()T t. ~I()c ~,c #fU- • StJ6~ 'ITeO . R€~"l'-feAJPA-71"A/f1 "?25 7#£' P-J/4 &OI9AQ,~ A iP S'Ct/IA.~ 0 ~ .,.. II,. «- /JIll! 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