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SAM · The Digital Edition

May 1994

24 articles

In This Issue

  • Feeding The Hungry Skier: Ideal Food Cost

    Formulas for ski area food and beverage managers to figure the cost of food are given along with examples and simple instructions.

  • Afternoon Groom

    Shawnee Peak, Maine, wanted to provide night skiers with the same quality of snow conditions as day skiers had. The solution was…

  • NSAA’s New Leader

    Gary McCoy of Mammoth Mountain, California, becomes the 15th elected head of NSAA.

  • Sit-Ski Comes To Cross-Country

    The Jackson Ski Touring Foundation in New Hampshire introduced wheelchair athletes to cross country skiing this season. With the inspiration of Tom…

  • Travel Takes A Super Highway

    A review of the 19th annual Ski Travel Symposium in Snowmass, Colo., from April 17-18, which focused on information networks, quality service,…

  • Belt Transmissions

    Another in the Lift Basics series explains how power is transmitted with an emphasis on V-Belts. Includes charts, graphs and illustrations.

  • Snowmaking For Christmas

    In three weeks, Solitude, Utah, installed snowmaking to cover 50 acres and save what looked like a bleak holiday season on the…

  • 1994 Vehicle Roundup

    A lot of exciting new stuff in grooming vehicles this year. Article covers new features, with extensive graphs, charts and specifications on…

  • It’s Not What You Say, It’s How You Say It.

    Advertising errors are easily corrected when they are recognized. Article offers general advice on common misconceptions in ski area advertising.

  • Killington’s Dazzling New Gondola

    The new Poma gondola in Killington, Vt., combines comfort for the body with excitement for the mind. Replacing a 25-year-old icon involved…