HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-11-18, Page 23RACING
Exciting Fast
Hair Raising
Thrills Spills
Watch for the .M.O.S.R.A.
series of races through-
out Midwestern Ontario
Midwestern Ontario Snowmobile
Racing Association
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Give a Rupp
for as little as
$ 8 2 5 00 (ROGUE 15 MODEL)
For Christmas Fun
All Winter! GO CLASS GO RL/PP
VV.M. Beuerman
R. R. I DUBLIN .4111111.
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Rupp Sales & Service Phone 345-2950
For 'real winter fun on the snow, you can't beat Rupp
Snowmobiles. Rupps rick two, handle easy. There's one
for everyone, with 4 series, 13 models. And there's one
to fit your budget. This year, make it a Rupp
Christmas for your family. Or, just for you.
8a—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT.; NOV. 18, 1971
Inowmobilers Should Use Marked Trails
Snowmobiling experts recom-
mend that snowmobilers make
more use of marked specially- •
planned snowmobile trails. These
trails can help cut down on snow-
mobile mishaps because they are
professionally constructed and
maintained.
Well-designed trails give
snowmobilers' interesting winter
landscape to explore under con-
trolled conditions.
While snowmobile safety ex-
perts advise snow machine oper-
ators to utilize planned trails,
winter recreation officials point
out the need for more trails to
accommodate more than 1 mil-
lion snowmobiles now in use in
North America.
"State parks and other major
recreation areas should recog-
nize their responsibility to the
winter outdoor activist by
providing him with use areas
similar to the space offered
summer park users," says John
W. Hethrington. "Safety experts
tell us accidents decrease in con-
trolled use area trail systems,
which gives park and recreation
areas definite potentials to
further serve the public."
Mr. Hethrington pointed out
that public and private use areas
increased greatly last year but
more are needed to fill the needs
of the vast number of new snow-
mobile owners.:
SCHEDULED HIGHWAYS:
Schedules listing specific high-
ways are incorporated in the
Motorized Snow Vehicles Act
and Regulations. Copies of
schedules can be bbtained from
Ontario Department of
Transport Offices.
SEAFORTH OPTIMIST
WINTER CARNIVAL
Friday — Saturday — Sunday
JANUARY 21st, 22nd and 23rd, 1972
SANCTIONED UNDER THE MID-WESTERN 6NTARIO SNOWMOBILE RACING ASSOCIATION
(Formed Oct. 20, 1970) (Short Form MOSRA)
M.O.S.R.A. COME TO SEAFORTH SNOWMOBILE
RACES
1 — Pure Stock Classes (Farmer SpecialS)
2 -- Stock Clases
3 — Modified Classes
4 — Junior Class (under 15) Boys - Girls
5 — Boys Class (15-16 years) '
6 — Ladies (Pure Stock) Classes
7 — Mayors, Reeves Class
Means To Promote
—Extra Local Participation
—More Professional Participation
-L--More Thrills
—Less Spills
—Appointed Track Stewards
—Etc.
AND ENJOY THE FUN FILLED
WINTER WEEKEND, JAN. 21, 22, 23
— RACES, RIDES, DANCES —
See Seafoi# Light Up Friday Night
Yor The Kickoff.
(Accommodation Available)
THE PRIZES WILL BE BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER
\ EXTRA FEATURED EVENTS OVER THE 1'971 WINTER CARNIVAL
Chairman . LUNCH BOOTHS ON THE GROUNDS Co-Chairman
KEN CARDNO — 527-1493 ALF ROSS — 345-2547
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