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He wasn't board Organizers had a lot of trouble with the weather conditions at last weekend's North American Boardsailing cham- pionships in Wasaga Beach. The problem was lack of weather-specifically, lack of winds--and the relative vaccuum forced cancellation of all long-distance racing. They did manage to get off the triangle events in both divisions, however, and 200 boardsailors competed for berths in the world championships in Spain in early October. Two Collingwood athletes managed to crack the top three ranks in their categories, with Dave Stanger placing second in the Heavy Men section of Division 2 and Carol] Miles Field coming up with a third among Division 1 Women. A Massechusetts sailor won the Heaby Mens' Division 2 title and the counterpart Division 1 crown was topped by three other Americans. Oe cmon egrmige Rs wh Snow clubs to issue licences Ontario Transportation and» Com- munications Minister James Snow said the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) has been designated the issuer of motorized snow vehicle operator's licences beginning Sept. 1, 1982. Previously, on successful completion of an approved driver-training course, an_ in- dividual was issued a certificate which had to be validated at an MTC centre before it was considered a licence. Now, Bill 27 will authorize recognized driver-training in- Structors to issue the licences directly. The OFSC will also be responsible for the record keeping related to such licences. Bill 27 also clarifies safety regulations regarding the operation of motorized snow vehicles by redefining the term "public trails' to reflect the elimination of trail building and maintenance funds from the government. Anyone wishing to obtain a licence should contact OFSC at R.R. 1, Jordan Station, Ontario, LOR 1S0, tel. (416)562-4922, for a list -Tricee wins Pony crown Tricee Custom _ victory over Midland scored on one other and Jason Milne each Terry Alderton was Welding came alive in the third inning to erase an eight-run deficit and win the Midland Minor Kiwanis last Saturday. The Tricee attack was led by Michael Besley, who hit a home run and occasion. Jody Weaver added to the scoring by reaching home three times. Baseball Association Pony League cham- pionship with a 16-14 scored. two other runs. David Forrest also counted a home run, and For Kiwanis, Jeff Duval, Martin Kraft- scik, Tina McTague, It's in Pope's hands On Oct. 19 the Minister of Natural Resources, Alan Pope, will par- ticipate in the 'Parks for Tomorrow" open forum sponsored by the Sierra Club of Ontario Foundation at Toronto's St. Lawrence Hall. j This meeting will provide the public with a last chance to influence the destiny of Ontario's remaining wildlands before our resources are permanently carved up. 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