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Manitoulin Snowdusters Club Inc.
| The Manitoulin Snowdusters Club Inc. is a
volunteer based club, and they are very proud of their trail system; There
are 545 km of groomed, signed trails reaching all areas of the Manitoulin,
which tie into the provincial trail plan. The Ontario Federation of
Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) honoured Manitoulin Snowdusters in 2001 by awarding
them the honour of “Club of the Year for 2001.” The award is given out
annually to recognize exceptional effort and achievements of the possible
270 plus clubs who are eligible for this award.

President Bert Woestenenk received
nomination of volunteer of the year from club members for 2006. |
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Bert Woestenenk (left) accepting jacket and
watch from Don Bosley volunteer coordinator for Manitoulin Snowdusters. Bert
received the honour of being chosen volunteer of the year 2007 for District
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| Riding our trails on and around
the Manitoulin you will see the beautiful LaCloche mountain chain, many
frozen lakes and rivers and often you will see white tailed deer in their
yards. |
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| Our club volunteers
have worked hard over the years to create a safe land based trail system
across the Manitoulin taking the trails close to many of the quaint towns
and villages on the Island. Kevin
McSheffrey of Trail Rider Magazine in Elliot Lake has commented on our
trails by saying “many said the trails were great, but they didn’t say that
they were THIS great!"
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Craig Nicholson (known as the
Intrepid Snowmobiler) stated in an article he wrote for Ontario Snowmobiler
magazine entitled “Circling Central Ontario” stated, “If I had to choose the
most memorable trail from among the many exceptional ones we rode on this
tour, those on the Manitoulin Island would rank high. The deer sightings,
the superb views of the North Channel and the variety of terrain make
Manitoulin a must-visit destination.” |
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| The Manitoulin Snowdusters have
been a member of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) since
1978, and are a part of the Rainbow Country Snowmobile Association, which is
a cooperation, and association of our neighbouring snowmobile clubs, Massey,
Nairn Wolverines, Espanola and Killarney clubs. Together they have 1162 km
of groomed trails. |
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The Snowdusters are continuing
their efforts to improve trails and signage on the trails and encourage all
snowmobilers to ride safe.
There are several fundraising activities held throughout the year, and the
Manitoulin Snowdusters meet the first Wednesday of each month from October
to June at Charles C.
McLean school in Gore Bay room 12. Most inquiries are handled by Secretary
Treasurer Betty Heis.
All interested snowmobilers are welcome and
encouraged to attend our meetings.
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| Wabano Channel, looking at the LaCloche Mountains |
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 Betty is wishing....
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President: Bert Woestenenk
R.R. 1, Evansville, ON P0P 1E0
Phone: 705-282-2424
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Vice President: Gordon Walker
70 Mill St., P.O. Box 72, Sheguiandah, ON P0P
1W0
Phone: 705-368-1444
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Secretary: Cleo Walker
70 Mill St., P.O. Box 72, Sheguiandah, ON P0P
1W0
Phone: 705-368-1444
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Treasurer: Betty Heis
87 Maple Lane, RR#1 Site 12 Box 11
Mindemoya, ON P0P 1S0
Phone/Fax: 705-377-5158
Email: bettyNOSPAM@rcsasnow.com
**NOTICE**
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email...
Thanks!
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