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Winter Vacations
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John Austbo, 1003 West Main street, checks his skis after
returning from Sun Valley. Raised in Minnesota, this member
of Rogue Snowmen can scarcely remember when he did not
know how to ski.
By Olive Starcher
Wintertime is vacation time for many
Rogue valley residents. Some travel to winter
resorts for snow sports, while others go south
in search of warmer weather and sunshine.
Others choose the winter months as a time to
travel, particularly to the , other side of the
equator where January and February are warm
months.
Ski enthusiasts of southern Oregon often go
to Sun Valley, Idaho, and a number of members
of the local ski club, Rogue Snowmen, were
at Sun Valley during the latter part of January.
Others plan to ski at the Idaho resort this month,
and some have traveled to Squaw valley in
California.
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Like most vacationers. Miss Virginia Larson of 101 Crater lake
avenue, was tired when she arrived home from a ski vacation
at Sun Valley and was reluctant to unpack. Miss Larson, on the
staff of United States National bank here, learned to ski only
two years ago, and is a member of Rogue Snowmen. On the
return trip Miss Larson visited her parents in Portland.
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Sinwn during a skiing holiday at Sun Valley ore Allen Prigge (left) and Robert Gilmore, .
Ptcspect. They arg pictured at Dollar mountain, popular intermediate skiers slope, just
before (parting g run down the mountain. This was the second vacation for both men
at the rsort and they returned to Prospect January 21.
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Valley are Bill Brooks (left), 415 Oak street, Medfortf, and Howard Dugan, O
Gold Hill. Both are experienced skiers and enjoyed tNg oTencetl runs on
the mountain. They are-pictured two-thirds the wap up o Mountain, 6fid O
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Valley. Mr. Brooks is a past officer of (quia Inyvaen.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jay Giese, who left recently to spend four months trveliig, plan to take manv
pictures while away. The couple motored to Los Angeles and from tnere took PcaoAmerican
airways to Honolulu. Later they will continue south, stopping at the Piji islands and Tohift and
planned to spend a few weeks in New Zealand and Australia. They will wtrn haune bav way
of the Orient, with stops scheduled m China ana
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