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BROPHY BROS.
Parka Coat Clearance
Sizes Small-XXXL
Regular and Tall Sizes
Features: Corduroy
collar, big pockets,
zipper hood &
steel 2-way zipper
Special Price: $35.00
Also available: 2 pc. Zero Zone Snowsuits
in stock
11 John Street W.,
WINGHAM 357-3712
Brussels Country Inn
Family Dining
• Daily Specials • Fri. Luncheon Buffet
• Sun. Brunch & Evening Buffet
Trail accessible
LUXURY ACCOMMODATIONS
Weekend Entertainment
887-9035
GRAND VIEW
RESTAURANT & GAS BAR
Trail accessible
Daily Specials - Fast, friendly service
Homemade pies, desserts & good coffee too
Open Monday to Saturday 5 a.m. 8 p.m.
Sundays 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Randy, Eleanor Babcock. family & stilt(
Blyth e 523-4471
Snowmobile parts & oil available
Blyth 523-9681
Brussels 887-9661
Howson &
Howson Ltd.
• Elevators
• Roasted
Soybeans
• Feeds
• Fertilizer
• Chemicals
• Custom
Application
Elevator & Feed 523-9624
Toll Free 1-800-663-3653
brussels.walton
TRAILBLAZERS
Ride Safe
Ride Sober
Stay On The Trails
the WU) Irm
Pizza - Buy one at regular price
and get the second for 1/2 price.
Thurs., Fri. & Sat. evenings
5 p.m. - Midnight
Daily lunch & supper special
Trail accessible
Queen St., Blyth 523-9381
Ph. 1 9.1.1.6.33.14
"Your Arctic Cat Siedquartets"
ARCTIC CAT'
What .Suntttrohrli us' Ahole
Arctic Cat Snowmobile & ATV Sales & Service
Service to most makes of small engines
Automotive farm and tire service
Jim Bauer Mike Kells
519-345-2248
BLYTH
SNOWTRAVELLERS
wish you a safe & enjoyable
snowmobiling season .
OFSC Trails...Your passport to excitement
TRAIL PERMITS ARE MANDATORY
ON ALL OFSC TRAILS.
DEFENSIVE SNOWMOBILING
Engine noise and your helmet may impair your hearing, so be extra alert for danger.
Never assume what another snowmobiler will do. Your safety is in your hands, so
watch out for:
• Obstacles hidden by snow
• Trees and branches on the trail
• Slow grooming equipment
• Oncoming sleds
• Other trail users (skiers, walkers)
• Wildlife
• Trail washouts and flooding
• Snowbanks and moguls
• Road and railway crossings
• Unexpected corners, intersections and stops
• Bridges, open water and unsafe ice
• Logging operations
NIGHT RIDING
A disproportionate number of snowmobiling incidents, including nine out of ten
fatalities, occur after dark. Most often night riding also includes alcohol consumption
and excessive speed.
Forward visibility is reduced by darkness and it is much more difficult to spot and
identify potential hazards in time. Overdriving headlights can also be a serious
problem, so slow down when snowmobiling after dark. Becoming disoriented or lost is
much more likely at night.
Always wear outer c othing with reflective trim on the arms, back and helmet. Never
ride alone at night. Always drive in your full snowmobiling outfit
even if your intended destination is just next door.
TRAIL PERMITS
ARE MANDATORY
ON ALL OFSC TRAILS.
Cassidy Farm Machinery
SINCE 1953
POLARIS
RIDE THE BEST
TEESWATER, ONTARIO NOG 2S0
(519) 392-6402
ALWAYS STAY
ON THE
TRAIL!
PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 2001.
SNOWMOBILE SAFETY
The following businesses and organizations wish you a safe and
enjoyable snowmobiling season!
The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs is dedicated
to providing strong leadership and support to member clubs
to establish and maintain quality snowmobile trails which
are used in a safe and environmentally responsible manner
to further the enjoyment of organized snowmobiling.