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Show Cssm t 4. - 1 as " vWajfe--'WWii. i There's lots of fun awaiting you at Park City West. Slopes Are Ready For Skis Method of leaching begins students on short skis, gradually increasing the length with their ability. This melhod greally reduces redu-ces beginning fears and increases in-creases abilities and confidence. confi-dence. Ski injuries are almost al-most non-existent with the GLM and qualified instruction. instruc-tion. Park Cily West's all professional pro-fessional ski patrol, will consist of .TS part time and 8 full lime members. Director, Di-rector, Dick Frost, states the area lias acquired and maintained some of the finest fin-est patrolmen around, with the members receiving citations matured for two years. NASTAR (National Standard Stan-dard Race) will again be conducted this coming ski season. NASTAR is the popular all ability recreational recrea-tional race, using a basic handicap score similar to golf, and is complete with electric timing. Park City West will conduct NASTAR each Friday and Saturday.. The Buddy Werner League (BWL) will be a regular Saturday program again this season. This children's program for the 7 to 13 year olds, offers all day instruction and all lift pass, all for $6.00 a day. Bus transportation is also provided at an additional cost. Ski School Director, Bob Autry, will staff nearly 60 ski teachers for this season. sea-son. The proven GLM (Graduated Length Method) Meth-od) will be available at the area this coming season. The Graduated Length Park City West has added 5 runs new for the 1971-72 ski season. The new runs, named: "Racetrack," "Race-track," "Lil" Hombre", "Pistol Grip", "Bushwhacker," "Bush-whacker," and the recut-ting recut-ting of the once narrow Geronimo," will bring to a total of 23 groomed runs available for the 1971-72 ski season. The new run of "Lil' Hombre" and recut-ting recut-ting of "Geronimo" will afford two more long and protected runs, just for the fluff buffs. Crews have been work-' work-' ing during the summer months in a general grooming, widening and improvement cam paign. Many of the existing runs have new faces, wider and more skiing terrain, and several bottlenecks have been eliminatea. A considerable amount of grass seed, the type suitable suita-ble for mountain planting, has been distributed over several runs. The various types of seed, which offers summer beautification, prevents erosion, and during dur-ing winter months offers a sturdy carpet of insulation against ground warmth, will begin sprouting in late spring and not be fully |
