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ALL fREE! Last trailside gas to Kokadjo JAN. 19 & 20, 2013 NORthEASt WINtER NAtIONALS WINtERfESt fEBRuARy 15 & 16, 2013 Providng you with... Hungry Moose Sandwich Shop & Deli SAtuRDAy INCLuDES quALIfyING RACES AND “Best in State” Variety of Homemade Sandwiches & Soups Made Daily NORth AMERICAN ChALLENGE RACES. SuNDAy IS RACE DAy! 15th: SNOWMOBILE pARADE DOWNtOWN MILLINOCkEt Trail Conditions 16th: ANtIquE & vINtAGE SLED ShOW At NORthERN fEB. 9 & 10, 2013 MAINE StAtE ChAMpIONShIp Open Weekends Katahdin General, LLC SAtuRDAy IS quALIfyING RACES. SuNDAy IS RACE DAy! tIMBER CRuISERS CLuBhOuSE fROM 10:00-3:00 160 Bates Street, Millinocket, 723-4123 www.eastbranchsnorovers.com 11 17 27 31 7 THE BEGINNING OF YOUR DESTINATION Serving your personal & Safety Notice for Recreationists “YOU CAN GET THERE FROM HERE” 21 katahdin Access to ITS business banking needs Always keep safety in mind while recreating this winter. Area Ice conditions on dam impoundments can change rapidly Full Kitchen creating thin ice, exposed obstacles, cracks, pressure Enjoy your time on the Chamber ridges and other unsafe conditions. Please operate Sleeps 1 to 10 trails this winter! with extreme caution. 207.723-4443 If traveling over a power line right-of-way, be cautious Cable www.katahdintrust.com WWW.kAtAhDINMAINE.COM of guy wires and poles that *24-HOUR ATM may not be as noticeable Pool Table Ashland* • Bangor-Broadway* • Bangor-Springer Dr* • Caribou* • Eagle Lake • Easton • Fort Fairfield* • Hampden* during winter conditions.
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