FIRST WARNING
Inconsiderate or risky skiers at Whakapapa are getting the message in writing. Ski patrol members are handing these cards to the culprits. "Most of the public are good, but there's still a sec-
tion who are just so incredibly selfish about their own activities on the mountain," says park ranger at Tongariro National Park headquarters, Graham Ayres. After their first warning, skiers still behaving inconsiderately have their lift passes taken from them.
THAT WAS CLOSE ! ! Do you realise that what you did a few moments ago could have caused a serious accident? Keep this card as a friendly reminder when you see someone else flirting with danger, give him this card. WE APPRECIATE YOUR HELP IN MAKING SKIING A SAFER SPORT. THE RUAPEHU SKI PATROL
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Waimarino Bulletin, Volume 3, Issue 17, 17 September 1985, Page 6
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127FIRST WARNING Waimarino Bulletin, Volume 3, Issue 17, 17 September 1985, Page 6
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