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X-County Trail Riders Snowmobile Club of Livingston County’s

1st Annual Sno Deo - Sunday, February 5th, 11-3

No Snow Date: Feb 12th

- Egg and spoon game - Fill water bucket game - Don’t pop the balloon game

- Musical sleds- Among some of the fun games to be played

Team Prizes and Overall Prizes

There must be 2 people on a team. Helmets are a must. You must be a licensed snowmobile driver. There must have at least 2 teams to play a game. Cost will be $10 a sled to participate.

Food and Beverages, great prizes!

50/50 Raffle – Winning ticket for the Vintage Kitty Cat Raffle pulled!

@ Letchworth State Park – Highbanks - South Shelter

***Make a weekend of it…Stay and play specials – Come to ride the park on Sat., stop to play on the tubing hill, stay the night at Carlson County Inn & Suites, or Allegiance Bed and Breakfast on Trail C3, in Mt Morris, then come to the SNO DEO on Sunday.

www.xcounty.net

CLICK HERE FOR FLYER

 

 

Our new Groomer is here!  Waiting for pictures. A BR 180 and drag to add to our fleet.  Thanks to all who were involved in the purchase.

 

 

 

 

Christmas Party

Happy Holidays and hope everyone enjoyed the Christmas Party.

Thanks to all who brought food and snacks.

It was a great gathering of members.

 

 

Next Meeting

Monday February 6th

7:30 pm

Shawnee Fire Company

 

Take a friend snowmobiling on TV!
 

SnowtrailsTV is an award-winning reality series documenting the snowmobile experience across north america as Video Mike hosts and videotapes from the driver’s seat.

http://snowtrailstv.com/

 

 

 

TRAIL SETUP!

 

We are in desperate need of someone to take over Doug Woolson's trail.  Doug has agreed to continue to help and give guidance but can not continue because of his work schedule.  His job is very important to his family and does not want to jeopardize it by taking time off to work on trails that you all enjoy to ride on. Doug and his helpers will continue to be there. You do not have to find helpers.  Just be the main contact to the landowners and organize work parties.  Please give this some thought and give him a call or email to

DHWOOLSON@aol.com  or trail_treasurer@snochiefs .net

 

Doug Caldwell and crew did a great job fixing the Pendleton Bridge heading to Pour Boyz

 

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GRASS DRAGS 2011 info PAGE

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2011 FLYER

 

 

 

2012 Officers, Board and Coordinators

President:  Brent Walck, 523-2320

Vice-President:  Gary Broderick, 731-1719

Secretary:  Dave Ackerman, 694-2071

Treasurer:  Stacey Menard, 731-4246

Trail Treasurer:  Lonnie Daigler

Directors:  Jim Biehls, 625-6834

Doug Caldwell, 523-6653

Pete Fleckenstein, 791-8609

Dave Fricano, 417-6330

 

Trail Coordinator:  Pete Fleckenstein, 791-8609

Groomer Scheduler,  Paul Prior

Groomer Barn Manager/Coordinator:  Herb Stephenson, 523-1242

 

 

 

January 2012 newsletter

 Sno Chiefs newsletter is online

HERE!

 

 

Herb was elected to be the groomer barn Manager.  Please see herb if you are volunteering for any of the upcoming work parties.  If you want an email to write to use field_days_signup @snochiefs.net and specify what you can volunteer for. Herb 523-1242

 

 

--We had a Rescue Exercise on January 22nd, 2009.  

This is an annual exercise that benefits the Shawnee Fire

Company (practice)  and the Club/Snowmobilers .

Rescue Pictures HERE.

 

 

 

 

 

new place for the forum hyperlink so maybe some of you will read the home page.

Club Forum

 

 

 

 

Online Membership for Vouchers

 

 

 

Snowmobile registration voucher's will be available at our next meeting or sign up online.  All paid members will receive a voucher for your renewal.

 

 

 

 

The Shawnee Sno-Chiefs Snowmobile Club, Inc., a member of the New York State Snowmobile Association, serves the Niagara County Region including the towns of Lewiston, Cambria, Niagara, Pekin, Ransomville. Sanborn, and Wheatfield. We work in cooperation with other clubs in the region to interconnect our trails.

Our goals are to have fun enjoying our sport while promoting safety and responsibility. Virtually all of our trails are on private property; we work throughout the year with landowners, addressing their concerns and working to place trails to have a minimal impact on farm crops. No wheeled vehicles (ATV’s) are allowed on our trails at any time, based on landowners’ requests.

We also work very closely with local law enforcement to ensure that all sleds on the trails are doing so legally. If you’re not sure about what you need, please view the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles requirements. Insurance and registration are much cheaper than any ticket!

Our trails are groomed with a club owned groomer/drag when conditions permit. The club has also donated a sled and half the cost of an emergency trailer to the Shawnee Volunteer Fire Company for use in the event of a requirement for a trail rescue. We participate in rescue exercises with the fire company.

We also hold a New York State Snowmobile Certification Course annually. Several members are N. Y. State Certified Instructors. Any child between the ages of 10 and 18 may ride the trails as long as they’ve participated in a snowmobile safety course and are accompanied by an adult.

We meet the first Monday of each month (August through March) at the Shawnee Fire Company: 3747 Lockport Road, Shawnee (Sanborn), NY 14132. The meetings are at 7:30 p.m. Please feel free to join us!