Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 39

DETROIT FREE PRESS Friday. January 8. 1961 It's 9 All Over loer ate nowin TRAVERSE CITY MICHICAM In MecMaae Tw If Ski Atom First Cleat Acf eefteas Special Skiers' letee Areas Double In 8 Winters Growth of FP School Highlights Sport's Boom HV KICII KOSTER The amazing response to thi3 year's Free Press Learn to Ski School reflects the popular trend award the pport all over Michigan. Eecause of a record enrollment of more than 4,000 beginning skiers, the school had to be enlarged and extended this year. It is just about the same story in 6ki areas all over the state.

More areas are opening up as the number of ski enthusiasts continues to swell. Not only are there more "areas available, but the older developments are making l' OSCO'S SKI (CORNER Specially pricoej ouHIti for BEGINNERS R4) MOS Poles, Bindings gjj 2Skis. Poles. Deluxe 4 S5 Safety Bindings O'r '3 Skis, Poles. Safety 4 35 Bindings, Boats ALL TOP QUALITY Imported anel Domestic Skit, Boots, Clothes nd HaJlafi EXPERT INSTALLATIONS MSHfows ro iA5f twf fAMir on itit Where to Go Skiing-Wliat Yoiall Fiiiil Mi wrrm SKI WEAR at better everywhere The Best Rentals Cost SKI RENTALS SR AND NEW ATTRACTIVE EQUIPMENT i irn a M' I SKI RENTALS I CHILDREN'S SlTss, Boots, Bindings, and Poles also available OSCO'S SPORTSMEN'S CENTER, INC.

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14-MIU 6-7474 Birmingham "Your Complete Sii Shop" i 3. ilk improvements. With the addition of three new sites this season, Michigan now has a record number ot 74 winter sports centers. PRESEASON estimates by the Michigan Tourist Council indicated that some 165,000 skiers will make an average of three trips each to Michigan's ski centers if the snow condi tions are as good as last year, Sine 1953, when 38 Tenters catered to about skiers, the number of sites has nearly doubled. The 74 areas, dotting the Michigan map from the far reaches of the Upper Peninsula to the fringes of metropolitan Detroit, offer a variety of slopes for beginners as well as experts and intermediates.

SXOW MACHINES are in operation at 12 centers, assuring- a longer season with more reliable conditions. Night skiing is offered at 32 areas. In addition to downhill hiding, the resorts offer toboggan run, fckatLng rinks. Ire fishing, ice boating, hunting, slalom bowls and cross-country trails. Indoor facilities at many centers feature lodge, dormitory and motel accommodations, restaurants, snack bars, lounges and warming shelters.

While the facilities have been developing and changing, so have the skiers themselves. In 1953 most of those 65,000 enthusiasts fol- lowed skiing as an individual hobby. i Now the sport has become a family project. Mom, Dad and the kids frequently spend their vacation at one of the northern areas. ALTHOUGH the majority of the skiers U11 falls into the 20-40 category, you'll spot beginners from six to 66 balancing precariously on the slopes.

Another facet of the sport Is the ski club. They are springing up all over the state, and last November more than 10,000 such skiers registered at the Metropolitan I) i 1 1 Ski Council's annual convention at Co bo Hall. So while 'Americans have been labeled a nation of "watchers" rather than "doers." the evidence points up ust the reverse. i St-SILVE VALLEY: miles northwef ot Tawas on Monument in Huron Nation Forest. 5 slooes, 3 tows, 2 toboggan runs.

Lignted skating rink. Hay noes and cutter noes (Sat. -Sun. only). Park open Frkjay nients and weekends.

Night skiing Fridays. Meals, lodging nearby. 5" HOUGHTON LAKE SNOW BOWL: 4 miles south US-27 end M-55 junction, l' miles west of US-37. 27 runs. 13 tows.

Skating. Meals, lodging nearby. 40- SNOWSNAKE MOUNTAIN: miles norm of Clare, 5 miles south of Harrison, Vj mile west of US-27. 10 slooes. 5 tows.

Cross-country trails. Slei bowl. Open daily except Monday. Kignt skiing Fri. and Sat.

Meals, lodging nearby. 41- MAJOR MOUNTAIN: I miles north of Clare, mile west of OS-27 on Ashard Rd. runs. 4 tows. Open weekends.

42- MOTT MOUNTAIN: 1 mile southeast of Farwell off US-10 11 runs and beginners' slope. 4 tows. New lodge provides dancing, refreshments and entertainment nightly. Night skiing Wed Fri. and Sat.

Meals, lodging nearby. 43- LANSINO SKI AREA: Northeast of East Lansing on Lake Lansing Rd of M-78. 5 runs. Ski bowl. 3 tows.

Open Saturdays and nights; Sundays for members only. Meals, lodging nearby. 44- SUMMIT SKI CLUB: 3'i miles south of Fenton; 11375 Foley miles east off US-23. 12 runs. 9 tows.

Crosscountry trails. Night skiing. Closed Moo. Meals, lodging nearbv. 45- MT.

CHRISTIE: On Davidson Lake lust west of M-24; 5 miles north of Oxford on Oakland-Lapeer County border. ski run, 175-ft. vertical drop. Pomalift. 7 tows.

Special children's siooe. Night skiing. Tobogganing. Lodge with snack bar. mW BV 1 IT'S SEO TIME and good skiing starts with ejaad ski hI menr! Lt our prt hlp yn.

SKI BOOTS. Henke, San Marco from s29.95 Henke "SPEEDFIT" 55.00 SKIS imported laminated ski with steel edges, plastic top edges. Guaranteed against breakage 1 year s32.50 Upper Peninsula l-MONT RIPLEY: Houghton-Hancock. Open slopes. 4 tows.

Night skiing. Lodging, meals nearby. J-PORCUPINE MOUNTAIN: 17 miles west of Ontonagon. slooes, 4 tows; double T-bar lift. Cross-country trails.

Lodging nearby. I-MT. ZION: Ironwood. Four slopes; I downhill, 2 slalom. Niqht skiing.

Tobogganing. No tow charge. Meals, lodging nearby. 4 IN Dl A NH CAD MOUNTAIN: miles east of Ironwood, north of US-2 between Bessemer and Wakefield. 9 runs.

2 T-bar lifts; 4 tows. Meals, lodging nearby. I MT. JOY: Within city limits of Wakefield. Several beginners' slopes.

Lighted. Meals, lodging nearby. 4-MT. KIMBERLY: 11 miles north of Marenisco. off US-2 on M-44.

Open slopes. Rope tow. Cross-country trails. Skating. Tobagganing.

Meals, lodging nearby. 7 BRULE MOUNTAIN: 7 miles southwest of Iron River, between M-lfla and M-73 along the Brule River, slopes. 4 tows; T-bar lift. Lodging nearby. I CR YSTELLA SKI HILL: At Crystal Falls, off US-2.

Several slopes. 2 tows. Junior lump. Night sitting and skating. Tobogganing.

Meals, lodging nearby. -PINE MOUNTAIN: Iron Mountain. slopes and frails. tows; chair lift. World highest artificial ski iump.

Night skiing. Certified ski school. Skating. Tobogganing. Accommodations nearby.

10 ISHPEMINO WINTER SPORTS PARK: Ishpeming. 3 slopes. 3 tows. Junior ski-lumping hills. Night skiing.

Cross-country course. Sled slide and toboggan slide. Meals, lodging nearby. National Ski Hall of Fame, Na- tional Ski Museum and Suicide Hill Ski Jump located here. 11 CLIFPS RIDGE SKI RESORT: Within Marouette city limits on county road S53.

4 slopes; beginner to expert. Double T-bar lift; 4 tows. Meals in lodge. Lodging nearby. 12 GLADSTONE SKI PARK: 3 miles northwest of Gladstone.

Several slopes. 2 tows. Night skiing. Lodging niaroy. 13 BIO VALLEY: 1 mile south of Newberry.

Open slopes. 2 tows. Meals, lodging nearby. 14 MISSION HILL: 23 miles wett of Sault Ste. Mane on Lake Shore Drive.

4 runs. Double chair lift; 2 tows Cross-country trails. Ice fishing. Night sleigh rides. Lodge with accommodations for 100.

dining room, lounge, snack bar. 15 BRICE'S. HILLt 3 miles west of St. Iqnace off US J. 3 slooes.

2 tows. Tobogganing. Shelter house. Meals, lodging nearby. West Michigan 14 HARBOR HIGHLANDS: 3 miles north of Harbor Springs.

5 ski runs; 2 open slopes. 4 tows; pomallft. Meals, lodging nearby. 17 Nub's Nob: miles northeast of Harbor Springs; lust east of Harbor Highlands Ski Area. 10 runs.

Double chair lift; 3 tows; pomalift. Outdoor, heated swimming pool. Chalet with accommodations for 96 ll-PETOSKEY WINTER SPORTS PARK: Petoskey. 3 slopes. Rope tows.

2 Ice-skating rtnks. Tobogganing. 2 bump-iumper runs. Meals, lodging nearby. It MT.

McSAUBA: 1 mile north of Charlevoix. 3 slopes. Beginners' area. lodging nearby. 20 AVALANCHE: Borne City.

10 ski runs. 5 tows; 2 pomallfts. Night skiing. Meals, lodging nearby. 21 WALLOON HILLS: 4 i miles west of Walloon Lake, junction of US-131 and M-75.

5 slopes, 2.300-2.700 ft. Several trails. T-bar lift; pomallft; 4 tows. Meals, lodging neeroy. 22 SUGAR LOAF 17 miles north tf Traverse City, 7 miles south of eland on M-22.

4 slopes; slalom bowl; ski trails. 4 tow. Meals, lodging nearby. other skis from $19.95 olo Children's equipment and Skiwaer RENTALS for Free Press Ski School all-new double boots, wood skis or HEAD sk', release bindings. SPECIAL CLEARANCE me of our parkas, sweaters, ski have been drastically reduced sa and more men ladies, 23- BOYNE MOUNTAIN: Bovne Falls.

14 ski runs. 5 double chair lifts; T-bar lift; rooe tows. Lighted. Swimming In heated outdoor pool. Year-round skating rink.

Lodge with accommodations for 300. 24 THUNDER MOUNTAIN: miles northeast of Bovne Falls. ski runs. Pomalift; 5 tows. Lodge with dining room.

Lodging nearby. 23 GLACIER HILLS: 1 mile Beliaire. 7 slopes; 3 trans. Meals, lodging nearby. 24- HICKORY HILLS: 1 mil Traverse City.

10 ski runs. west of tows. west of 7 tows. Night skiing. Meals, lodging nearby.

27-HOLIDAY HILLS: 4 miles east of Traverse City. 13 slopes. T-bar lift; I tows. Night ekiing. Skating.

Lodging nearby. 2I-MT. MANCELONA: mile northeast of Mancelona on US-131. 12 ski runs. T-bar lift; 4 tows.

Ski trails. Lighted. Tobogganing. Meals, lodging nearby. 2 LAKE VALLEY: 12 miles east of Kalkaska.

4 ski runs. Rope tows. Skating. Tobogganing. Fishing and hunting.

Chalet lounge and motel. 30 CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN: 10 mfles south of Beulah on M-115. 10 ski runs. 5 tows; chair lift. Lighted.

Lodge with accommodations for 40. 31 BRIAR HILL: 3 miles east of Meslck, 5 slopes, 4 tows. Slalom slope. 2 ski lumps. Meals, lodging nearoy.

MANISTEE SKI AREA: 14 miles east of Manistee near M-55. 17 ski runs. 10 tows. Meals, lodging nearoy. 33- CABERFAE: 14 miles west of Cadillac on M-55.

33 ski runs; 25-ecre slalom bowl. Downhill race course. Intermediate bowl. 2 lumps. 3 T-bar lifts; 20 tows.

Lighted. Meals, lodging nearby. 34- MISSAUKEE MOUNTAIN: miles north of Lake City on M-44. I ski runv 4 trails. 4 tows.

Meals, lodging nearby. 35- LUDINGTON SKI AREA: miles southeast of Ludington, east of US-31. 4 ski runs. 3 tows Open weekends and Wednesday night. Meals, lodging 34-WARD HILLS: miles north of Branch, between Ludington and Bald- win.

5 ski runs. Rope tows. Meals, lodging nearby. MM 37 NEWAYGO WINTER SPORTS 3 miles north of Newavgo on M-37. Ski slope.

2 toboggan, runs. Skating rink. Night skiing and tobogganing. Meals, lodging nearby. 31-BIRCH HILLS: 4 miles north of Big Raoids.

7 slopes. Rope tows. Meals, lodging nearby. 3 BRADY'S HILL: 45 miles northeast of Grand Rapids, between Lakeview and Amble off M-46. 4 ski runs.

Rope tows. Night skiing Wednesday and Friday. Meals, lodging nearby. 40- BROCK PARK: 2 miles west of lonla on M-21. Beginners' slopes.

Toooggan run. Skating Meals, lodging nearby. 41- GOSHORN HILLS: 1'j miles nortneast of Saugatuck, 1 mile north of US-31. 3 toboggan runs. Toboggans furnished.

Rope tows. Ice-skating rink. Open Saturday afternoon and nightly, Monday-Saturday. Meals, lodging nearby. 42- HU-LU HEIGHTS: mile west of Hudsonville, iust south of M-21.

4 toboggan runs. Rooe tows. Ice-skating rink. Meals and lodging nearby. 43- INDIAN HILLS: On Bristol Ave.

off Richmond St. In northwest Grand Rapids. 2 toboggan Toboggans furnished free Meals, lodging nearby. 44- ECHO VALLEY: 8 miles northeast of Kalamazoo, 12 miles west of Battle Creek. 4 toboggan runs.

1 ski iumo. Rooe tows. Toooggans free. Skating. Meals, lodging nearby.

East Michigan 45-BLACK MOUNTAIN SKI AREA: Equidistant from Cheboygan, Onaway and Rogers City off M-33. M-211 and US 23. 10 ski runs. 7 tows. Meals, lodging nearby.

44 SYLVAN KNOB: 5 miles northeast of Gavlord oft M-32 on Sparr Road IS slopes. 2 pomaiifts; 7 tows. Meals, lodging nearby. 47-OTSEGO SKI CLUB: (Private: members onlyl 1 mile east of Gavlord on M-32. 10 ski runs.

Chair lift; T.bar lift; I tows. Complete resort facilities. sites also report good skiing: with large turnouts expected over the weekend. In Northern Michigan condition are excellent. Boyne Mountain, reports a 12-inch snowfall Wednesday on top of a 24-inch base.

Other northern resorts received comparable snowfalls, and all expect to be in full operation this weekend. Ths snow conditions throughout the state: SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN GRAMPIAN MOUNTAIN- to 3 Inchet new snow on e'gM To lS-inch base. Skiing conditions good. MT. MOLLY 3 Incrtes of snow on II- Incn base.

Skiing good. ALPINE VALLEY- to 19 Inches of base. Sknng good. MT. CHRISTIE -3 Inches ol new snow on eight to 10 Inches ot base.

Sknng good. DRYDEN 3 Inches or fresh snow on 14-inch oase. Skiing good. TEE PLE MILL-I lche of snow on 3-incn base. Skiing poor.

GRANVIEW 4 Inches of powder on 12-Inch base. Skiing good. SUMMIT Inches of powder on Inch base. Skiing conditions not reported. SNOW VALLEY (near Gavlord) 5 Inches of new snow on i-Inch base.

Skiing excellent. SK Accommodations NOW Double Chair Lift Lots of SNOW! MISSON HILL LODGE PHONE TU 6-2220 DETROIT PHONE 141 BRIMLET, MICH. il 54 4 of tvl rir lay a Crux it 44- DRYDEN: 4237 Hough Rd l'i miles west of Rochester 18 miles nortn of Rochester, or I miles northeast of Oxford. mile of open slooes. tows.

New dormitory with accommodations for 48. Night skiing. Skating. Lodging nearby. Southeastern Michigan 47 CR AN VIEW ORCHARDS SKI AREA: 4 miles north of Fenton on Fenton or use Thompson exit east of US-23.

5 tows. Skating. Lodging nearby. tt-MT. HOLLY: North end of Holly State Recreation Area, 15 miles north of Pontiac on US-10.

Chair lift, 7 tows. N-ght skiing. Lodging nearbv. 4 GRAMPIAN MOUNTAIN: 14 miles north of Pontiac, 2 miles east of Oxtord on Lakeville Rd. off M-24.

5 slopes. Pomalift; 8 tows. Night skiing. Lodging nearby. 70-PONTIAC LAKE RECREATION AREA: Kandahar Ski Club adioinmg recreation area on Orr Rd.

off M-59, approximately 10 miles west of Pontiac. 5 slopes. 5 tows. Ski lump. Mea's, lodging nearbv.

71 ALPINE VALLEY: On M-, 10 miles west of Pontiac; 13 miles east of US-23. 4 slopes. 2 T-bar lifts, 4 tows. Night skiing. Veals, lodging nearby.

72 BALD MOUNTAIN RECREATION AREAi miles north of Pontiac, adjacent to M-24. Limited skiing and tobogganing on several open slopes. Skating. Ice fishing. No charge, no rental eouipment, no warming shelter.

Meais. lodging nearby. 73 TE PLE HILL: Highland State Recreation Area (operated for the public by Pontiac Ski Club), 12 miles west of Pontiac on M-59. 7 slopes (1 beginners' slope). 7 trails.

4 tows. Meals, lodging nearbv. 74 KENSINGTON METROPOLITAN PARK: 35 miles northwest of Detroit along US-14; southeast of Brighton. Tobogganing and sledding on moderate slopes Skating and lea fishing on Kent Lake. MT.

MANCELONA, Mancetone 1S-incn packed base, 12 inches powoer, excellent. NEWAYGO WINTER PARK 22 inch base, 4 inches powder. Skiing very good; tobogganing excellent. NUBS NOB (Harbor Sprlngs)-12 to 14-inch pacxed base, I inches powder, excellent. THUNDER MOUNTAIN (Boyne Falls) 10 to packed base, 4 inches new snow, excellent.

WALLOON HILLS (Walloon Lake) 10 to 12-inch base. inches new snow, excellent. WARD HILLS (Branch) 5 to B-lnch base, 2 Inches powder, excellent. all caiorr CAIDS ANB CMAIGf PLArtS MONOtIB 11SSI DEXTER HI 7 E. 1-MlLE ROL BP txuair 0mm aiH FORDID.

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20.000 fittlsSi 1 All fker S. Cars I I I 3 tuuii jel ssaal TU t-3141 SL4-77M C17-W3 WE.a-4811 wli-i ic ic ir CONDITIONS JUST RIGHT WHEREVER YOU GO AUSABLE RANCH A SKI RESORT: 4 miles south of Gavlord east off US-27. 11 slooes. Pomallft; 5 tows. Skating.

Sleigh Lodge offers accommodations, dining room, cocktail lounge and entertainment. SNOW 4 miles southwest of Gaylord on west side of Otsego Lake. 16 slopes. Tar lift; 10 tows. Cross-country trail.

Meals, lodging on premises. Cocktail bar and bowling alleys. SKI VILLAGE: 10 mite south of Gay- 50- ioro on us-2. II slope. 12 tows.

Meals, lodging nearby. SHERIDAN VALLEY: 7 miles nortn east of Lewiston on county highway 612. I slooes, 4 tows. Meals, lodging nearby. Area open week-enos; also during the week by arrangement Tor groups.

MT. FREDERICK: 3 miles northwest of US-27 at Frederic, between Grayling and Gaylord. 12 slopes. 3 T-bar lifts; 5 tows. Cross-country trails.

Meals, lodging nearby. MIO MOUNTAIN: 1 mile west, i 52- 13- miie sourn of miq on M-72. II runs. 4 tows. Open weekends, also during the week by arrangement for groups.

Veals, lodging nearbv. 54- GRAYLING WINTER SPORTS PARK: 2' miles southwest of Grayling off M-93. 15 slopes, 6 tows. 2 toboggan runs, 3.000 ft. Night skiing Fri.

and Sat. Meals. Inriaina nearhv 55- SKYLINE: At junction of US-27 and M-76, between Roscommon and Grav- mv. slopes. 1 1 rows.

i cross-country trails. Night skiing Fri. and Sat, Lodging nearbv. INDIAN HILLS SKI PARK: miles west of West Branch and 5 miles south of St. Helen via M-74 and M-55.

Ski slopes and rope tows. Beginners' bowl. Night skiing Wed. and Fri. Meals, lodging nearby.

S7-OGEMAW HILLS: 3 miles west of West Branch, north off M-55 and M-74. 5 slopes. 5 tows. Lodge with snack bar. Open weekends.

Lodging nearby. OTSEGO SKI CLUB fnr r.wl-rtl to inches of base with 4 inches of new snow, skiing excellent. MIO MOUNTAIN-4-lnch base with 2 Inches of new snow. Skiing good. SKYLINE (near Roscommon) J-lnch base, 2 inches of new snow.

Skiing good. SNOWSNAKE MOUNTAIN (Clare County) inches of snow, skiing fair. AU SABLE RANCH AND SKI RESORT (near Gaylord I 7-inch base with 2 inches powder. Excellent. GRAYLING WINTER SPORTS PARK 4 'ich packed base with 2 inches Skiing good.

MOUNT FREDERICK (near Frederic) to Inches of base witn 4 Inches of powder. Skiing excellent. HOUGHTON LAKE SNOW BOWL-4-inch base with 3 inches new snow. Skiing good. SYLVAN NOB (near Gavlord)-? to 3 inches or oaie wnn l'i incnes of new, snow.

Skiing fair to good. i SHERIDAN VALLEY (near Lewion) 2 inch packed base; 2 Inches new fluff. Skiing fair. I BLACK MOUNTAIN (Cheboygan Coon-! 4-inch base and 4 incnes of new' snow, ax nng excenenr. SILVER VALLEY (near the Tewases-3-mch base with 1-inch new snow.

Skiing fair. WESTERN MICHIGAN' BOYNE MOUNTAIN (Bovne Falls)-24-inch base. 12 Inches new snow, excellent. BRADY'S HILLS (Lakeview) Will open Saturday with more snow. Skiers, Winter Wonderland Waiting for You Ir for a with.

I nk i ww i 2 i li i I I stretch I fsr M' II 1 i 1 I 1 i i BRIAR HILL (Ve5lck)-4-lnch base. 2 inches fluff, excellent. CABERFAE (Cadlllac)-Skllng good to excellent. CRYSTAL MOUNTAIN (Beulah)-I to 14-inch base, a inches new snow, excellent. ECHO VALLEY (Kalamaroo)-Tobog-ganmg, skiting excellent.

GLACIER HILLS (Bellalrc) -lnch base, e-incn fluff, excellent. GOSHORN HILLS (Saugatuck)-Tobog-ganing, skating excellent. HOLIDAY HILLS (Traversa Crty) la-Inch base, 4-men powder, excellent. HICKORY HILLS (Traversa City)-4 to 6-men base, 4 Inches powder, excellent. HU-LU HEIGHTS (Hudsonville) Tobogganing excellent.

i INDIAN HILLS (Grand' Rapids) To-bog9aning excellent. LAKE VALLEY (Kalkaska)-14-lnch b5e, 4 inches new snow, good to excellent. LUDINGTON SKI AREA 5-Inch base, 3 inches new snow, good. MANISTEE SKI AREA-t-inch base. 3 Inches new snow, excellent.

MISSAUKEE MOUNTAINS (Lake C'tv) 4-incn base. 3 inches new snow, fair to good. MISSION HILL (near Sault Ste Marie) 12-inch bae, 3 inches new snow. Skiing excellent. ASS Mm far it orC tutrct-Achaai Institution BtuUmm tnamrw frrm ai Cai 16mm mmm ttmtrm.

ffw TaSK Serxa ta ttm- eit Ateittrisai rrtfmnw Eaeig- Mt. siitet ar mm It. Good snow conditions are the prospect for the Monday and Tuesday night kickoff of the third annual Free Press Learn to Ski -School. Although another rnowfall would be welcome, the more than 4,000 beginners enrolled In the school will ind all five sponsoring sites in fine shape for the opening lesson. Dryden, ML Holly, Mt.

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