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at Carlingwood Restaurant; various paraphernalia such as pins, hats, decals, name tags and so on. Safety is paramount to the
operation of this club. UMN carries $5 million of liability insurance. The structure of all activities, including bylaws, code of conduct, driving guidelines, use of CB radios, etc. is carried out professionally in order to create a safe and enjoyable experience. Every few years, UMN hosts
a driving school with professional coaches. It’s free to members. In August, UMN organized and
hosted Canada’s Capital Miata Meet. It included 156 Miatas and 296 participants from all over Canada and the U.S. It conducted 35 guided tours over three days all over Eastern Ontario and Western Québec. It took an excellent group of dedicated and caring members to pull off such a big event. It’s a testament to great fellowship among its members. If you’d like to know more, you
can attend one of the club’s regular meetings. They’re open to everyone at no charge. The club’s web site,
www.ottawamiata.net has a good amount of information about events, discounts, club history and how to join. The only requirement is that you own a Miata. Rolly Beaulne says it’s fine to reach him by email:
president@ottawamiata.net. Until next time, keep smiling,
and I’ll see you in my rear view mirror.
www.bounder.ca
Carlson Wagonlit Travel has been serving Carleton Place, West Ottawa and The Valley for over 35 years.
GEOFF THURSTON President
Give one of our experts a call to book your next travel Destination.
DEBBIE BRYDGES Manager
DIANE THURSTON Consultant
MELISSA LANDRIAULT Consultant
JODIE YOUNG Managing Consultant
JODI MOORE Consultant
WILLI GREEN Consultant
JACKIE SMITH Consultant
CWT UNIVERSAL 205 Franktown Rd. Carleton Place, ON
LESLIE GOLDING Consultant
RUTH LAROCQUE Accounting
Tel: 613.257.4111 1 888 486.6490
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