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News We were surprised to have Steven Harper visit us at the 41st Annual Snowmobile Congress on PEI 
The latest people that took Cindy`s Safety Course last of Feb. 09 Thanks to Polaris for the use of 2 Sleds for the course. 
ALSO The club is very proud to have a new trail opening in the Rawdon Area  Driftclimber Snowmobile Club! Chad Patquin won Outstanding Youth of the Year 2008 Kenny, Brenda and Alex Dunphy won family of the year 2008 Fundy won Club of the year 2008 And we got mentioned as nominating them and this was very impressive. Driftclimber Snowmobile Club!is the oldest snowmobile club in Nova Scotia, established in 1969.  SANS Permits Season:$125.00 : 3-Day $50.00: Family $62.50 Classic Sled $62.50 (HST) included. Here is a list of Places to get Driftclimbers SANS permits Conrad Brothers Quarry (Scalehouse ask for Floyd) Off Montaque Road 435-3233 Freedom Cycle- Chain Lake Dr. Halifax 450-0020 Hi Tech Mechanical- Upper Nine Mile River -883-2169 Darrell & Cindy Patriquin -120 kings Road -860-0199 RV Wheel Estate -1015 Main Street -435-0307 Rawdon Gold Mines Variety -2980 Highway#14 -632-2050 Rawdon Country Store -2370 Highway#14 -632-2884 Nine Mile River Sports -6520 highway#14 -883-2169 Aerotech Engines -17 Burrows Drive -860-0544 Blenkhorn's Classic Motors 70 Juniper Street Truro, NS 902-843-4800 David Meehan 2370 Highway 14 Rawdon Gold Mines NS 902-632-2884 Holeshot Milford Next to the Tractor Dome David Giddens 758-3322 Driftclimbers have had an other successful year as a club, but not much in the grooming department. We have attended several parades, had fundraisers, show 'n shine, trail work, mapping done . For snowmobilers that want to enter Driftclimbers trails. A new parking lot has opened up. Out the Beaverbank Road to the Intersection of the East Uniacke Road on the left , on the right there is Parking Lot . Look for the signs saying Driftclimbers Club Parking. The trails are next to the lot. Please bring out what you take in and enjoy. A place to unload that we are trying to keep plowed below. |
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