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Welcome To: White
Wolf Snowmobile
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P.O.
Box 364 |
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Welcome To: White
Wolf Snowmobile
Club
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P.O.
Box 364 |
April 27, 2008
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The season is now over and a great one it was despite the fact that it ended quickly. The clubhouse is closed until the fall. Catering is still going on and you can call Stella or Alice at the numbers listed below. If you have other business with the club, you may contact Pat at 944 5488 or 944 1166, Rick at 944 2747 or Glenn at 944 2547. HAVE A SAFE SUMMER ! Our Annual General Meeting and Election of Officers took place on April 16th. President is Pat Whiffen, Secretary is Rick Hiscock, and two year Director is Todd Kent. Glenn Granter took Treasurer for one year while Barry Downey took a position of Director for one year. All join Vice President Cal Saunders and Director Keith Canning. Great news for those owners of the Bombardiers that were having problems exploding. It appears that they have the problem solved and there are parts that need to be replaced. Contact the local dealers and check it out. Information is available on the following web site : http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/April2008/04/c2895.html
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The White Wolf Snowmobile Club was formed in 1997 to enhance recreational snowmobiling and to help develop the snowmobiling industry as a whole throughout Labrador. Hence, began the development of a groomed trail system connecting to Quebec’s extensive trail system and in turn, the rest of Canada. The organization will be in full operation for another year and will be grooming in excess of 450 kilometers of trails. These trails are of the highest quality and have received exceptional reviews from local and out of province snowmobilers as well as a number of snowmobile groups and publications. The groomed trails in Labrador West are already connected to the 300 km of groomed trails on the Quebec side of the border which have been developed by the Fermont Snowmobile Club and another 200 kilometers of groomed snowmobile trail to Churchill Falls, Labrador. As a matter of fact, snowmobile enthusiasts who travel to Labrador West to experience Labrador’s extraordinary wilderness will have in excess of 900 km of groomed trails in addition to the several thousand kilometers of the best off-trail riding. Labrador is host to over 1500 km of groomed trails that includes Labrador City/Wabush in the West, Hopedale on the North East coast and L’Anse Au Clair in the South East (on the Quebec border), passing through most of the communities in between. These are all part of the Labrador Winter Trails system. Take the opportunity to visit their site to further understand and view what this unique wilderness area has to offer. Cain's Quest 2008 is now history and a history it is! In the next short time, the Cain's Quest site has been updated to fill you in about this great race. The outlook for 2009 has already proven to generate a great deal of interest on the World Wide Web. In the mean time, please take some time and enjoy learning about our facilities, equipment, location and most importantly, our people.
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