HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-09-29, Page 6Page 6 -Citizens News, September 29, 1976
Snowmobile y courses ,rpt
roduced
"With snowmobiling fatalities
and 'injuries still higher than
they should be, the time
couldn't be better for the snow
vehicle operator's courses being
introduced by the Ontario
Federation of Snowmobile
Clubs and the Ontario Safety
League, in conjunction with this
Ministry, " says Transportation
and Communications Minister
James Snow.
"Expert instruction is needed
now if we're going to make
snowmobiling safer and saner.
And with this course, teaching
will 'start young', with 12 -to -16 -
year -olds, as well as older
beginners who do not have an
automobile driver's licence." •
The first motorized snow
vehicle area instructors' course
was held last month at Barrie
where the OFSC graduated 20
area instructors. The federation
hopes to have 400 local instruc-
tors trained by the end of this
year.
Under the program, instruct-
ors will go back to their snow-
mobile areas throughout the
province to train club instruc-
tors and other interested per-
sons such as police officers
and teachers.
Club instructors in turn will
train young people aged 12 to
16, as well as older learners
without a driver's licence. It
is anticipated that 50,000 boys
and girls will take advantage of
these courses.
Successful graduates will be
issued with a certificate of
proficiency which the snow
vehicle driver must take to a
driver examination centre,
where it will be validated as a
licence for a $2.00 fee.
It will allow licensed holders
aged 12 and 13 to operate a
snowmobile on public trails;
those aged 14 to 16th birth-
day to operate on public trails
MR. AND MRS. RANDY DAYMAN
The Hensall Presbyterian Church was the setting for the September
wedding of Anne Elizabeth Knight and Randall William Dayman. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Knight, Hensall are parents of the bride and the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dayman, Kippen. Rev.
Wilfred Jarvis officiated. The maid of honour was Cathy Cyr and
bridesmaids were Debbie Ferguson and Debbie Ducharme. The flower
girl was Charlene Dayman and the ring bearer was Darcy Dayman.
The best man was Steve Knight and guests were ushered by Al Carter
and Laurie Dayman After a honeymoon to Niagara Falls, the couple
has taken up residence at Heritage Estate Trailer Park, RR 4
Seaforth. Photo by Doerr
MR. AND MRS. RON ANDERSON
Joan Van Duyn and Ron Anderson were united in marriage on
September 11 at Bethel Reformed Church, Exeter by Rev. Henry Van
Essen. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Van Duyn, Exeter
and the groom's parents are Andy Anderson, Dashwood and Mrs.
Gladys Urhman, Drumheller, Alberto. The maid of honour was Mar-
jorie Van Duyn and bridesmaids were Connie DeJong and Jane
Truemner. Sheila Oke was flower girl. The best man was Mike Caldwell
and guests were ushered by Hans DeJong and Bob Oke. The couple
are residing in Dashwood and will be holidaying in Mexico during the
month of December. Photo by Doerr
and cross a highway at a 90- holder was issued an Ontario
degree angle; those 16 or ' driver's licence.
over—who have no Ontario
driver's licence—to operate on
public trails, cross highways
at a 90 -degree angle, and
operate on highways where
permitted. The snowmobile
licence would expire if the
Mr. Snow said, "My Ministry
will participate in the program
by providing club instructors,
free of charge, material for
courses such as instructors'
manuals, pamphlets, test pa-
pers and posters, plus wall
charts and accident statistics.
The OFSC indicates they can
start training young people
almost immediately.
Those interested in receiving
the Motorized Snow Vehicle
Operators' Course should con-
tact their local snowmobile
club or the Ontario Safety
League.
Only THE BEST
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In keeping with
Darling's practice
of providing the
best beef
available for their
customers, Jim
and Jeff Darling
were on hand to
buy the grand
champion steer
from the Exeter
feeder calf dub
show in Exeter,
Saturday. They're
shown with the
proud owner of
the champion,
Wayne Shapton.
This fine beef, plus
others bought in
the sale, will be
available to our
customers at
regular prices.
Order some today.
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