Word: skis
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Charlotte Ford, 23, prefers better-known quality goods-mink, for instance-to kangaroo, makes no bones about the money she spends on clothes (mostly by Courreges, Guy Laroche and Givenchy). An outdoors sort, she thinks "the ski life has it all over the Palm Beach life-much healthier." Currently between jobs (she worked for two years in interior decoration), she entertains at occasional formal dinners, invites two or three friends for lunch every day because "it's so much more relaxing than going out." Countess John Palffy likes to have twelve friends to a black-tie dinner party, then...
Died. Arthur Winarick, 75, who converted a 20-room Catskills boardinghouse into what is now the 1,500-room Concord Hotel, the Borsch Belt's biggest beat, offering pink, yellow or blue snow on the winter ski slopes, 45 golf holes in the summer, and romantic matchmaking all year round; of a heart attack; in Kiamesha Lake...
...This definitely represents a broadening of our program," Parker said. Before this year there had been several ski clubs at Harvard and Radcliffe, but the students participating usually had to pay for their transportation and instruction. The only cost in the new program will be a rental charge for those who cannot provide their own equipment...
...addition, the Harvard ski team, until now an informal group, is receiving financial support from the university this year...
Parker explained that the program will include either fifty students taking two lessons a week or one hundred students taking one lesson a week. The instruction will be given on Tuesdays and Thursdays and will be directed by Robert Dunn of the Boston Hill Ski Area...