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snowmobiles ‘until they nearly 1 ‘ne

lost site of them, marking . the |
trail -with branches, driving their
machines up to that point,. and
then repeating» this procedure" w
again and again.
‘Rescuers eventually reached
the. first of the two cabins. It

“was empty and concern for the

_ of. -safety. of - the. :seven . snow-
_) smobilers. grew. ‘Ajong with this
oe concern; the number. of rescuers .

grew. By the end of the: search

es ‘snowmobile: club: members
s were involved: a
TEAR about 4: 45° pam, “rescuers
- feached. the ‘second: cabin and
“+ found. all ‘seven: ‘snowmobilers
— alive and well inside. The ae jour-

: ‘Snowmobilers - — = conned an win 1. :

“nobiler “went over the! -einbank- 7

ey 10 the “cabin, ‘gotmally: a.
two-hour trip, had taken seven
hours and 45 minutes. —~

' By the time the missing group

was found, the weather had.
. begun to clear. and the party,
consisting of 21 people, began -
_offers this advice: venturing into.

making their way off the moun-

tain. It took four hours, but by.

about 9 p.m. Monday night, all -

‘the men and machines, including”

the one that went. over the em-

‘ment. they realized it was. way.

» to dangerous to. continue and

they decided to stay put"

‘For other snowmobilers: head-
ing out into back country: for a
day of adventure, Sweeting

any” emote, areais no‘ different .
than’ boating ¢ on. + the: ocean or. a.

bankment were safely back fa aaeanee as

“town... -
Sweeting credits” the happy -
ending to the search and rescue.
‘effort to’the lost snowmobilers. :
_ "They did everything right," says
Sweeting. "When the one snow~

When leaving your vehicle unattended it must always be left in.

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the doors.

Section 192(2)(a) of the Motor Vehicle Act states: A driver

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unless he has locked it or made it secure in a manner. that prevents”

ae ‘s unauthorized use. Voluntary fine is $75.

An British Columbia, IT'S. THE LAW.

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