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Show THE, PARK Pages CITY A few new faces will be seen this season when lessons begin in the Alf Engen Ski School: Lynn Keegan a gal from the Midwest, Jerry Nyman who taught last year at Beaver Mountain Ski Area in northern Utah, and Chris Ryman, Portland, Ore.--wh- o taught at Mt. Hood Meadows in Oregon. Ryman is an alternate member of the U.S. Demonstration Team and joins Gene Christiansen of Alta who is also an alternate. As was announced last year, Assistant Ski School Director Max g is coach of the demonstration team. Veterans returning, in addition to Alf Engen and Lund-berare Robyn and Gene Ltn-dber- g, Christiansen, Debbie and Paul Norum, Bob Frobane, Scott Irwin, Lynn Nichtol, di always, however, a Ski School will be fun as well as a great skiing experience. There are available in instructors cross-coun- try and, if needed, classes will be offered in the growing sport. and their and uniforms, receiving resting at the National Training Center in Park City, the Mens and Womens B After Colorado. Purgatory, The first scheduled race at Park City is the Lowell Thomas Classic slated for December 13, 14, and 15th. One hundred and twenty-fiv- e competitors are expected to be present for the F.I.S. spon- sored giant slalom and ART EXHIBITION AT SNOWBIRD Galerie Internationale in New York. Awards Honors of awards includes honors from most erf the countries where she has exhibited, Italian state gold Education Ancona media, 1968; Bom in Slullingmark, Gold medal Critics European Swfden, Elsa Stdpci Membra Honoris has spent 26 years studying Causa London, gold medal sculpture, ceramics por- 1972; Leonardo da Vinci celain painting, oil painting;, academy honor and medals and grnphics, and holds 1972-7The International several degrees from Academies Laurel diploma Goteborg. She has also and laurel crown, Paris 1974 studied in Italy, Austria, and diplomas and medals and Spain, and France. galleries in Europe and the United States, including the Exhibitions Guggenheim Museum and The Swedish artist ha the Museum of Modern Art in exhibited in most of th New York. European countries as well as the United States and Background In our lives, our way to Africa. Recent exhibitions include: World's Expositions live or just to be, there are and Les Arts of Europe, still so very many white Brussels The World blank sheets of paper to be Graphic Bienal, Anconj, filled with our innermost . . . Joan Miro Frerni for oneself Italy bearing so Elsa Stolpe Internationa Barcelona 1970; thoughts, Grand Prix, London wrote in her own words of her commitment and education Grand Prix Internatiomal to expressing her philosophy l; Charleroi, Belgium UNESCO World Exhibiticn through her art work. She adMonte Carlo Galerie ds, there are many who are Internationale, New York trying to cany them on, even Miami Modern Airt if there is a nsk to get a taste Museum 1971, Gallerie Mouf-fe- , ut birchrod. One of 11 children, Elsa Paris 1971: Buchanan, Liberia 1971. She will tie was brought up in a happy, & Elsa Stolpes list Var-mlan- 68-6- 9; 4; 66-7- 0; 68-6- 71-7:- 3; 72-7- 67-7- 4; 7:2-7- 4; exhibiting concurrently at hardworking and creative vary half hour. regrouping slalom events. The Cliff Lodge at Snowbird is presenting an exhibition of paintings and graphics by Swedish artist Elsa Stolpe which will run through Decemoer 16th. BUSES i ALTA: Shuttlebu OREGON and C Ski Teams left on December 1st for Mount Bachelor in Bend, Oregon. The team will participate in Finlinson. ten days of downhill, slalom, The school will revise its 'and giant slalom training at Mount Bachelor. teaching methodology, Prior to arriving in Park simplification for the instructor so that the City, the skiers completed ten pupi l will find it much easier days of downhill and giant to learn. slalom training sessions in lesson in the Engen TRANSPORTATION OFF TO Wayne Nichol, Patty Brown, and Dr ile Lundberg. Mos.t of the part-tim- e will return, ng PSIA vice president Keitn Lange, Ray Langston, Boly Grant, Ray Solomon, Da've Quinney, Jr., Jon En gen, Dick and Stan Frye, Rcac Ames, Adrien Segil, Ed Pond, Toni Clark, and Fred A:s CtlLmOK SKI TEAM New Faces fit Alta family. They lived on a farm; her father ,a talented violinist, was a also strict disciplinarian who saw to it that she scrubbed flora's. Her mother was also musical, playing the guitar, and they both encouraged their children's artistic ability. Her father's favorite, she learned early to have the courage to do and express what she believed in and not to be afraid of criticism. Teaching as well as learning has always been important to her, and as she gained more recognition, she also assumed a deeper responsibility for other artists. She has established a farm in Varmland in Sweden as a rest home for artists from Sweden, Europe, and the U.S.A. who wished to escape from the cities. She has renovated a church, dating back to the 13th century, as part of the community. Recently, she has bought a school house nearby and has turned it into an artist workshop. Deeply concerned about people and sensitive to the world around her, both artistically and politically, her paintings reflect her deepest thoughts and convictions. Contemporary and often controversial, they are the result of her deeply examined inner thoughts about life. Iwith Craig Altschul NEW YORK My eyes are red. a charmer with a lead-i- n of old ski Whoever said movies are better stills of the areas founding and firthan ever never sat through 49 of st chairlift and a tag of ski footage them about skiing. dissolving out of the keyboard of classical pianist Walt Wagner. Warren Millers Nordica; A Feel For The Snow, is a sharp little I did. All for you. I saw every ski movie shown during the first International Ski Film Festival sponsored by- - Samsonite at the Magno Theater here in New York. (You remember New York . . . its just east of Hollywood.) g shortie about those yellow things. The television category continued the Wide World of Sports habit of putting audiences to sleep, and Frank Giffords awful tale of the Heavenly Valley Pro Races won only because Howdy Doody i never entered. funny-lookin- Theres no challenge to the of that Academy Awards here can sure . . although there be . you is a fair abundance, at least, of excellent freestyle footage. Most of it was shot during the last hot dog season at Park Citys Beconta Cup ... At one horrible point, Tactful Frankie told of the heavy snowfall that preceded the races and caused the death of a local youth. In the same breath, our boy Frank said, Now, on to todays event. and Heavenly Valleys World Championships. The Festival got off to a good Oh, yeah, theres more in store for those unlucky enough to catch any of the rest of the lot on the club or resort circuit this winter. the future. The actual event is viable, if at least this first time, the films disappointing. So, if Theres a silly film plugging Big youre looking for lots of called Ski The and looked the better than Sky sky the snow. Austrias yukky entry was called Up, Up and Away, and its saving grace was it only took 12 minutes to get there. Sky of Montana snowy excitement on the Big Silver Screen this winter, dont blink. There are only a handful of good ones. The Best winner, in Hoag Productions, a new Colorado outfit, did an over-lonyet somehow sensitive, tale of Ghost Town Skiers and theres some hope here for this group. And, went to Skivision 74 by Willy Bogner, Jr. and was sponsored by Bogner skiwear, Hart Skis, and Salomon Bindings. Festival, g, Challenge. tha SANDWICHES COLD BEER POOL OpwirSayaaaMkiacia MAIN STREET Festival bright spot(for the audience and me not the a was judges) crazy, poorly made movie by skiings nutty Rudi Wyr-sc-h called Skiing Is A Happy Thing. Rudi, if youre ready for it, spends about 12 minutes skiing the Judges for the Best in Festival category were Rocky Aoki of Benihana Restaurants; Mary Campbell, Associated Press; Jay Hanlon, President of the Ski Writers Association; Nick Hock, Ski Magazine publisher; Harry , for Salomon Bindings, Kaiser, Skiing Magazine publisher; Bob Salmaggi, WINS radio; Richard Schickel, Time Magazine, and Archer Winsten of the New York Post. I was there to second guess them all. was the Festivals real sparkler . . . and in fact was just edged out by Bogner for the top prize. I wouldnt second guess the judges for anything, hee hee, but Jalberts film was better. grave. Peter isnt shaking in his Nordicas and Paramount hasnt picked up frostbite. jay , have. Well, lets see. Dick Barrymore had a fairly good entry. His A Place Called Sun Valley is a bit of But, the Ski Film Festival has promise if only a few more of you out there would make a good movie. 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PARK CITY TAXI: Local on call taxi service throughout Park City and Park West, and limousine service to Salt Lake City and the airport, by reservation SKI AREA INFORMATION $6.50 day pass, 6 chairlifts, rope' rentals at Snowpine Lodge; tow; Instruction available through the Ski School. X-- C BRIGHTON: $5 day instruction School. pass, 4 chairlifts; through the Ski X-- C available PARK CITY RESORT: $8.50 day pass, 8 races every Wednesday & Saturday at 12:30 PM on the Nastar run; rentals at Wolfes, chairlifts, gondola; NASTAR X-- C Tlmbarhaua, QuIetSports; Instruction available through the Ski School, Timber haus, QuIetSports. PARK WEST: $7 day pass, rentals at area; 4 chairlifts; Instruction available through tha Ski School. X-- C. X-- C SNOWBIRD: $8 day pass, 3 chairlifts, tram; NASTAR races every Thursday & Sunday at 12:30 PM on Big Emma run; X-- C rentals at Tlmbarhaua. 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For It" by Joe Jay Jalbert CAR RENTALS: dramatic film about teaching blind persons to ski called The Bold The best of the film . and some is a truly funny snow footage wild caper with an abominable snowman giving chase to Suzy Chaffee in the middle of a snowy wasteland. Still another has Willy Go 0) 4-- theres an informative, mildly Its a nifty piece of work, though if you ask me(and you didnt), it seemed erratic when patched together in a series ,bf unrelated, though highly amusing, sequences. . from Snowbird & Lawls Bros. 8 timas service provldas Staga$(359-8677- ) SLC to & Downtown dally from tha Airport Park CHy, and back. SNOWBIRD: Shuttlabua to A from Alta vary half hour; BART shuttlabua serves all Snowbird lifts, parking araaa, and Snowbird Cantar; Gray Lina Bua(521-706oparataa 6 timas daily from Snowbird to Olympus Hills, Downtown SLC, tha Airport, and back. 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