Tue, Nov 24 2009
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Anyone’s fun Adaptive ski program offers enjoyment for disabled By Nick HansonThe Free Press Hovey has been volunteering with the program since it was created.
Through the years, Mount Kato has been supportive of adaptive skiers, she said. They’ve even lowered their chair lifts to make it easier to hop on. Volunteers get almost as much thrill out of the program as the adaptive skiers, said John Marston, a longtime ski instructor. “It’s fun to be able to give people an opportunity to enjoy a recreational activity we all enjoy,” he said. The best part is seeing the look on the face of new participants after making down the slope for the first time. “It’s sweet,” Marston said. 
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