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See articles on pages 7 & 16.
Keystone Snowmobiler February 2013 Page 2
PSSA
DIRECTORS
(Term Expires at Annual Spring Meeting)
PRESIDENT:
Liz Krug (2013, Erie Co.)
9820 Lake Pleasant Road
Erie, PA 16509
Cell Phone: (814) 464-3971
[email protected]
VICE-PRESIDENT:
Harrison M. Langley, Jr.(2013, Lebanon Co.)
418 Barnside Drive
Palmyra, PA 17078
Phone: (717) 838-1179
[email protected]
SECRETARY:
Brenda Lausch (2014, Lancaster Co.)
1525 Brunnerville Rd.
Lititz, PA 17543
Phone: (717) 314-0547
[email protected]
TREASURER:
Steve Matscherz (2014, Allegheny Co.)
383 Allison Rd.
Gibsonia, P A 15044
Phone: (724)443-3357
[email protected]
Roger Auker (2014, Lancaster Co.)
112 Homestead Drive
Stevens, P A 17578
Phone: (717) 336-1061
Fax: (717) 336-0362
[email protected]
Don Graves (2015, Columbia Co.)
2151 Old Berwick Road
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Cell Phone: (570) 854-2215
[email protected]
Glen Knisely (2015, York Co.)
910 Jefferson Lane
Red Lion, PA 17356
Phone: (717) 244-5680
Cell: (717) 873-8323
[email protected]
PENNSYLVANIA STATE
SNOWMOBILE
ASSOCIATION, INC.
908 North 2nd Street
Harrisburg, PA 17102
(717) 441-6045
TOLL-FREE 1-888-411-PSSA
FAX 717-236-2046
EMAIL [email protected]
www.pasnow.org
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Phone & FAX: (717) 633-5051
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MATERIALS DEADLINE:
10th of month preceding issue
REGIONAL DIRECTORS
REGION 1
Jacob Clarkson (2015, Erie Co.)
5371 West Road
McKean, PA 16426
Phone: (814) 476-7604
[email protected]
REGION 2
Bob Bowers (2015, Butler Co.)
230 Royal Oak Drive
Butler, PA 16001
Phone: (724) 816-1779
[email protected]
REGION 3
David E. McCarty (2014, Westmoreland Co.)
2533 Harrison City Road
Export, PA 15632
Phone: (412) 480-7068
[email protected]
REGION 4
Kevin Kost (2013, Elk Co.)
Lantz Corners Getaway
2952 Rte 219
Kane, PA 16735
Phone: 814-778-5391
[email protected]
REGION 5
VACANT (York Co.)
REGION 6
VACANT (Lehigh Co.)
REGION 7
Tom Jacoby (2013, Potter Co.)
703 Rapley Rd
Genesee, PA 16923
Phone: 814-203-1061
[email protected]
Josh Hinkle (2013) (Ass’t Director)
2 Hilltop Circle
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
Phone: (717) 512-2086
[email protected]
REGION 8
Janet Auker (2013, Lancaster Co.)
112 Homestead Drive
Stevens, P A 17578
Phone: (717) 336-1061
Fax: (717) 336-0362
[email protected]
REGION 9
Dr. Don Leckey (2013, Cambria Co.)
132 Polaris Dr.
Johnstown, PA 15909
Phone: 814-322-1010
[email protected]
REGION 10
Kevin Fogleman (2012, Centre Co.)
157 Valley View
Bellefonte, P A 16823
Phone: (814) 353-1017
[email protected] or
[email protected]
REGION 11
VACANT (Columbia Co.)
REGION 12
Clinton LaTourette (2012, Wayne Co.)
792 Torrey Road
Honesdale, PA 18431
Phone: (570) 729-7865
[email protected]
Gary F. Bates (Ass't Director)
231 South Smith Road
Waymart, PA 18472
Phone: (570) 488-5446
[email protected]
Executive Director
Lori Elliott
908 N. 2nd St.
Harrisburg, PA 17102
Phone: (717) 441-6045
Fax: (717) 236-2046
[email protected]
www.pasnow.org
www.facebook.com/pasnow
Snow Angels Chairperson:
Ginny Kline
811 State Route 288
Fombell, PA 16123
Phone: (724) 752-0509
Fax: (724) 752-8352
[email protected]
PSSA BOARD COMMITTEES 2012-2013
Trails Committee
Elizabeth Krug, President,
Elizabeth Krug (2013), Chair
Ex-Officio of all Standing Committees
(814-464-3971)
STANDING COMMITTEES:
Steve Matscherz (2014)
Executive, Finance, Trails, Public
Joshua Hinkle (2013)
Affairs, Safety
Kevin Fogleman (2012)
Executive Committee - Elected
Clinton Latourette (2012)
Directors of the Board of Directors
Gary Bates
Elizabeth Krug President (2013),
Pat Rider (2014)
Chair (814-464-3971)
Janet Auker (2013)
Harrison Langley, Vice President (2013)
Glen Knisely, Coordinator, GPS/Signage
Brenda Lausch, Secretary (2014)
Project (717-244-5680)
Steve Matscherz, Treasurer (2014)
Mini-grant Subcommittee
Roger Auker (2014)
Kerri Schott
Glen Knisely (2015)
Clint Elias
Don Graves (2015)
John Fiertag
Nominating Subcommittee
Les Freeman
Don Mosier
Brenda Lausch (2014)
Mark Hackenburg
Gary Bates
Trails Technology Committee
Legislative Subcommittee
Gary Bates
Harrison Langley, (2013)
Kent Kessler
By-Laws Committee
Keri Schott
Clint Elias, Chair (724-349-5369)
Don Weaver
Harrison Langley (2013)
Finance Committee Public Affairs
Roger Auker, Chair (2014)
Steve Matscherz, Treasurer, (2014), Chair (724(717-336-1061)
443-3357)
Insurance Subcommittee
Mark Hackenburg
Vacant
Don Graves (2014)
Tammy Sieber
This issue mailed on or
Membership Subcommittee
before January 24th.
Roger Auker, Chair (2014)
(717-336-1061)
Mark Hackenburg
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Safety Committee
Harrison Langley, (2013), Chair
Snow Angel Committee
Ginny Kline, Chair (724-752-0509)
Ila Morton
Patricia Rider (2014)
Charmaine Weisenbacher
Fall Show Committee
Roger Auker, (2014), Chair
(717-336-1061)
Tom Shumate
Doug Blauch
Franz Martin
Rep. from Pat and Son
Peggy & Henry Hartman
Page 3 February 2013 Keystone Snowmobiler
MOVING
FORWARD
trails etc. If you are contacted
please complete the survey.
Improvements to trails depend on the results
of this survey.
Pennsylvania has one of the lowest
Registration Fees in the country. Good
snowmobile trails take the
cooperation of everyone.
Trails are not free. “We
cannot improve the system
without more consistent financial backing.” The current $10 Registration fee
does not cover costs to
maintain and improve the
entire system.
Check this issue of the Keystone Snowmobiler for information on where/whom to
report trail problems. The Keystone Snowmobiler publishes all the club information. It can
also be found on the PSSA website. www.pasnow.org Standardized signage will help you
locate the nearest club. We want everyone
to be safe.
The American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) is the eyes and ears of all
snowmobilers nationwide. This Association
provides information to all Snowmobile Associations to help protect trails in the entire
country. Consider joining or making a donation to this organization. Information is on
the PSSA web-site.
We regret to announce the passing of the
mother of Henry Hartman (Amy). Henry and
his wife Peggy publish the Keystone Snowmobiler. Our thoughts and prayers are extended
to their family.
Thanks to all the volunteers, donors and
sponsors who help build and maintain our
trail system!
Have a Happy and Safe
Riding Season.
Think Snow!
Liz Krug
President PSSA
HAPPY PRESIDENTS DAY AND HAPPY VALENTINES DAY.
The snowmobile trails were excellent in
Western PA. I hope everyone had a chance
to get out and ride. As I write this message
the temperature is expected to soar to the high
50’s. We cannot control the weather.
A group of sledders from Somerset County recently reported the trails in the Allegheny
National Forest (ANF) were excellent. The
following day, however, snowplows were out
and some joint-use roads were plowed to the
dirt. Jim Seyler, ANF Operations Staff Officer,
had sent letters to the gas drilling/snowplow
subcontractors (63) requesting them to leave
at least three inches of snow on the road or
leave a 4-5ft path of snow along the side of
the road. The Pennsylvania State Snowmobile
Association (PSSA) recently sent letters to the
same individuals stressing the importance of
snowmobiling to the local economy and asking for their cooperation. The clubs near the
ANF help groom trails and it is disheartening
when plowing occurs within a day or two of
grooming trails. This is a waste of tax dollars. Some of the groomer operators drive to
the ANF from Ohio and spend their weekend
grooming.
The Adult Snowmobile Safety Course is
now on the DCNR web-site. You can take the
Reminder: Ask a friend to join PSSA.
course on your own time at no cost as long as Spring Membership Meeting April 6, 2013 at
you do not request a Certificate.
State College.
House Bill 1643 (11-12) will be reintroduced for a vote. This is the bill that will give
added protection to landowners who allow
trails on their property. The Bill can be found
on the Legislative web-site.
PSSA will be sending out Voucher Raffle
ticket information in the near future. This is
one way to help support the work of PSSA.
Grant funding for this year is much less than
in former years.
PSSA is conducting a user survey. The last
survey was taken about ten (10) years ago.
This survey will provide important information
which will be used by PSSA to apply for grants,
set priorities and make decisions concerning
pssa
mini-grant
coordinator
by Julia Bogue
By the time you
are reading this,
Round III minigrants will be
closed and the
2011-12 minigrant program
will have concluded.
Many important projects have been undertaken
through the mini-grant program, making the
trails safer and more enjoyable in Pennsylvania.
While the current mini-grant program has concluded, another will be available in the fall of
2013. The beginning of this mini-grant period
will be announced on the PSSA website as well
as in the media. Be on the lookout for the application located in the “downloadable documents” section of the PSSA website.
Start thinking ahead to the next round of
grants!
The mini-grants project is financed in part by a
grant from the Community Conservation Partnerships Program, Pennsylvania Recreational
Trails Program funded through the Federal
Highway Administration, under the administration of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation. Its purpose is to help
clubs repair and maintain trails and grooming
equipment and assist with grooming expenses.
The clubs have proposed a number of projects
for trail maintenance, grooming and restoration in their areas.
A QUOTE TO
NOTE
“If all misfortunes were
laid in one common
heap whence everyone
must take an equal
portion, most people
would be contented
to take their own and
depart.”
-Socrates,
Greek philosopher
Lori Elliott
Executive Director
Winter greetings!
I’m pleased to be
able to say that
we’ve had snow and
great riding in several areas so far this year!
It’s so nice to be able to go our website, www.
pasnow.org, and check out our four webcams
as well as link to the webcams of several
snowmobile clubs to see if and where there
is snow. We’ve compared last year’s visits to
PSSA’s website to this year’s and the number
has more than doubled because of these
webcams and internet marketing. We very
much appreciate the grant we received from
the PA Tourism Office that made this possible.
There are many snowmobiling activities
planned around the state, including poker
runs, and winter festivals. Be sure to check
out our website, www.pasnow.org and
Facebook page www.facebook.com/
pasnow to keep up with events around the
state.
Headquarters’ Headlines
and how they will benefit from the
assistance.
We are proud to have distributed three
$500 Snow Angel Grants, totaling
$1,500, and $3,200 in holiday
donations in 2012 due to your previous
generosity. As a result, we need to
continue to build and replenish the Snow
Angel Charity Fund. Please buy or sell
the raffle tickets you received. If you
do not wish to purchase them, we ask
that you kindly return them for us to
sell elsewhere. The drawing for the cash
prizes will be held at the April 6th Annual
Membership Meeting in State College.
You may also send in a donation check
and note “Snow Angel” in the memo
section. Raffle Tickets must be received
in the PSSA office by March 31st .
Please plan to attend this one-day event
as this is your annual chance to interact
with your association’s Board of Directors
and connect with other members
from around the state. We need
your input in order to
represent you well.
A registration form is provided in this
issue or you may download a registration
form from the website. The membership
meeting and elections will be held in
the morning, an awards luncheon will
occur at noon and education sessions
will be held in the afternoon. A Tombola
Auction (purchase tickets for individual
item drawings) will be held throughout
the day with winners being announced
beginning at 3:30, along with the Snow
Angel Raffle Drawing Winners. Plans are
still being finalized, but more details will
appear in the March issue.
Spring PSSA Conference
and
Membership
Please pre-register so that we can
Meeting,
“Community
have an attendee count for materials
Partners”:
Our
annual
and food. If you would like to arrive
membership meeting will be held on
the night before, the number for
April 6th at the Days Inn Penn State,
The “flurry” of activities in the PSSA Office
240 South Pugh St., State College. The
reservations is (814) 238- 8454. We
includes:
have reserved a block of rooms if you
theme for the conference is “Community
need overnight lodging. Reserve
Partners”, which is the PSSA story. We
Our 23rd annual “Snow
plan to discuss how we can further develop
your Room by March
Angels Campaign”: Tickets
the partnerships we have and build new
5, 2013 for the rate
and information on PSSA’s annual Snow
ones from inside and outside PSSA. For
of $93. Use Code
Angel Campaign and cash raffle drawing
example, PSSA is a partner with DCNR in
CGPSA3 when making
are in the mail. Tickets are $1.00 each
granting mini-grant funds to assist with
reservations.
and there are 12 cash prizes!
trail projects, we partner with tourism
agencies to promote snowmobiling, and
If your club or business would like to
The PSSA Snow Angel Fund helps to
we partner with snowmobile clubs to
advertise in the meeting program or be
assist children with medical or physical
work to resolve their specific trail issues.
a sponsor, information has been included
problems with their special expenses.
Some clubs even partner with each other
in this issue and in the recent mailings
Any PSSA member or club may request
in building and repairing trails. And,
from the office.
assistance for a child under the age
bring along your own snowmobiling
of 18 at any time. Just send a letter
partner!
Also slated for the
or email to your regional director or
spring meeting are
the PSSA office describing the problem
presentations of
awards. Nomination forms have
been sent to the clubs. If there is
someone you would like to nominate for
Snowmobiler of the Year, Snowmobile
Family of the Year, Snowmobile Dealer
of the Year, or Forester/Government
Official of the Year, please download
nomination forms from the PSSA
website and email to pasnow@
wannerassoc.com or mail to
PSSA, 908 N. 2nd St., Harrisburg, PA,
17102. Nominees, except for Forester/
Government Official, must have been
PSSA members by January, 2012.
American Council of
Snowmobile Association
(ACSA) Raffle Calendars:
ACSA is the snowmobile association
representing state associations and
all snowmobilers at the national level.
They monitor, protect and send alerts
regarding snowmobiling issues in DC.
They also provide valuable support
and services, such as safety education,
beacons for groomers, etc. Their raffle
calendar, priced at only $20, is one
of their fundraisers and PSSA earns
$5.00 for each calendar purchased in
Pennsylvania. A list of their drawing
dates and prizes are listed in another
article.
If you would like to
purchase an ACSA
calendar, please make
a check out to ACSA for
$20, provide an address
label, and mail both to
the PSSA office. We will
submit to ACSA the raffle stub from
the calendar for you and will mail the
calendar to you.
ACSA Northeast Chapter
Scholarships – 2 $1,000
Scholarships will be
Awarded: PSSA is part of the
Northeast Chapter of ACSA and is proud
to participate in this program. PSSA
can submit its two top applications for
consideration for these two chapter
scholarships. Information is being sent
to member clubs or the application
can be downloaded from the PSSA
website. The application
and accompanying
transcript and letters of
recommendation must
be received in the PSSA
Office by March 15,
2013.
The next quarterly PSSA
Board conference call is
scheduled for February
20, 2013.
That’s all for now from the PSSA office.
Thank you for your support and practice safe
snowmobiling!
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KANE AREA SMC
Kane Area Snowmobile Club held their
monthly meeting Jan 6th at the Barrel House
Restaurant at 7pm. The 7th Annual “Winter
Run” will be held Jan 19th. Registration is from
10AM till noon at the Barrel House Restaurant
at the Int. of Rt. 219 & 6 near Kane, PA. The
Run will consist of 8 stops - the first & last being at the Barrel House, stops along the way
are the Westline Inn, West Side Grille, Colonial
Inn, Sparkle Car Wash, Bob’s Trading Post &
the James City Cafe. It will cover approx. 6070 miles. There is a $5.00 entry fee & riders
must be a member of the club. Memberships
can be purchased the day of the Run. Individual
memberships are $15.00, Family-$25.00 &
Business-$40.00. Awards will be given out at
9PM at the Barrel House. The NO SNOW date
is Feb 2.
The area received 12”+ of snow over the
last 2 weeks & the trails were heavily used but
in good shape - until the thaw started Jan 8th.
It was agreed that all the hard work done over
the summer resulted in much improved trails.
The railroad ties have been removed on the
section of trail that leads from intown Marienville to the gas station north of Marienville for a
much smoother ride.
Next meeting will be Feb 3rd at 7pm at the
Barrel House Restaurant.
Hope to see you all at the “Winter Run” &
think SNOW!!!!
Kathy Cledgett, Secretary
PSSA Region 9
The biggest news from Glendale Lake SMC
is that we’ve had a good start to the snowmobile season. There has been three weeks of
great riding. Many club members have been
riding from their homes or at the local and near
local state parks and forests. We’ve finally been
able to ride to a club meeting, which are held
the first Monday of each month at the Patton
Area Sportsman Club. If you live in the Cambria, Blair or Clearfield County areas, please
consider joining us. In addition to the riding
around the Glendale area, club members have
enjoyed riding at the Black Moshannon, SP Elliott, and Colerain State Parks. Black Mo and
SP have had some great snow cover and good
grooming as well. In addition to the trails that
we’ve enjoyed so far this year, the club is very
actively working on getting some new trails
developed. Please lend your support to getting
the new trails by attending our club meetings.
To take care of these trails we are also working
on acquiring a groomer. So a lot is happening to
benefit snowmobilers in our area. We also had
a snowmobile safety class put on the end of last
year by Don of Don’s Sled Shop.
It was announced that in an effort to increase attendance at our monthly meetings,
starting in February, we will be having a “Banik’s Fun Draw”. Andy Banik of Banik’s Sales and
Service, the local Ski Doo Dealer, announced
that Banik’s will sponsor a drawing at each
meeting. All members names will be placed in a
box and at each meeting a name will be drawn
from the box for a $50.00 Gift Certificate to
Banik’s Sales and Service. In order to win, the
GLENDALE LAKE SMC
person whose name is drawn must be current
with their Club dues and also be present at the
meeting. Thanks to Banik’s for their support of
the Club with this great idea for increasing attendance at out meetings.
Dues are now due for 2013. A single membership is a very reasonable $25 and business
membership is only $35. Go to our website for
applications or to order a club T-Shirt: www.
glendalelakesmc.com
Officers were elected for 2013 including
President: Tim Holtz
Vice President: Ray Wendekier
Treasurer: Katie Lechene
Secretary: Bill Henry
Board:
One Year: Jim Davis and Bill Henry
Two Year: Dick Youngkin, Clinton Maurer,
& Eric Gabrielson
Three Year: Brady Banik and Tom Donahue
ests of snowmobile owners. To develop a fraternal spirit among local snowmobilers and others
including winter sports enthusiasts, merchants,
landowners and other outdoor enthusiast. To
provide a medium for the exchange of snowmobiling information, to own or lease property
for Club use, and to perform all desirable and
lawful functions for the successful operation of
the Club and in the general public interest. The
Club’s secondary purpose is all other recreational outdoor activities. If you share our passion
for snowmobiling, and live or ride in this area,
please join us. We have big plans for the future
of snowmobiling in our area.
Respectfully Submitted by Randy Green
Glendale Lake Snowmobile Club
PO Box 174
Patton PA 16668-0174
www.glendalelakesmc.com
Serving Cambria County as well as Blair,
Clearfield and surrounding counties at Glendale
We are looking forward to the rest of a Lake in scenic Prince Gallitzin State Park
great 2013 snowmobile season with more great
riding and the betterment of snowmobiling in
our area.
Glendale Lake SMC. Our club primarily serves Cambria County as well as Blair,
Clearfield and surrounding counties. Glendale
Lake is located in scenic Prince Gallitzin State
Park and is surrounded by beautiful woodlands and farms. The primary purpose of the
GLENDALE LAKE SNOWMOBILE Club, Inc. is to
stimulate and advance the general welfare and
safety of snowmobiling and to serve the inter-
PYMATUNING TRAIL
BLAZERS
The Pymatuning Trail Blazers are looking forward to a busy season. Hopefully the weather
will cooperate.
Weekends, weather permitting, the clubhouse
is open to snowmobile riders for warm ups -coffee, hot chocolate and snacks.
A snowmobile fundraiser Poker Run is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 26th. If no snow, backup date is Feb. 9th. Registration is to be at the
Jamestown Fireman’s Club and will end at the
club with food and bon fire. This event helps
with trail work expenses and monetary to the
local firemen.
On Feb. 2nd and 3rd we will hold our annual
FUN DAYS at Pymatuning State Park. The two
days are filled with snow, fun and games, food
and legal drinks, crafts for the young or old,
a bon fire, trail rides and displays of new and
old snowmobiles and lots of other activities for
the snowmobilers and public.
The boys are grooming the trails in preparation for lots of riding. The groomer has been
down with mechanical problems, which the
boys have repaired, so it is ready. The trails
are ready and all are ready for a winter of
riding and “FUN”.
Ginny Eaton
POE VALLEY SMC
Well as the old saying goes “good things
come to those who wait”, and it finally came
true! We received some SNOW! We have ridden
numerous days for a couple of weeks now. The
trails are good and the fellowship is just what
we’ve been waiting for. Both Rothrock and Bald
Eagle State Forests are ready for riding.
The club performed some trail cleanup
during the first snowfall, cutting numerous fallen trees off the trails in Rothrock S.F. We also
came to the rescue directly after an accident,
calling 911 and summoning an ambulance to
the scene for an off-trail accident. Well wishes
to the victim and a speedy recovery from the
Poe Valley Snowmobile Club. Names have been
withheld to protect the innocent. We also rescued a stranded pickup just over the embankment on TurkeyHill Road. It was a long walk
to Greenwood State Park to summon our help.
All sleds seem to be working fine after a
last minute tune-up, once we got to ride for the
first time in over a year. Remember you can
always call for trail conditions unless I’m on the
trail and have no cell phone service.
Just after our last ride during the first
week, we finished up at the runaway truck
ramp near Laurel Run Reservoir. Much to our
surprise after shooting the bull (not Elk), we
looked up and saw two Bald Eagles in flight
over the mountain just in front of us. It is just
amazing to experience the sighting of one of
the most majestic birds in North America, right
here in our area. Hope you get a chance to ride
soon, and remember, be safe!
Don Spangler
717-994-0005
[email protected]
GROOMING BENEFITS IN PA – WHY YOU SHOULD CARE –
THOUGHTS ON WHY TO GET A GROOMER
For those of you lucky enough to be
able to get out and ride the last few weeks I
don’t know if you have the chance to ride in
a groomed snowmobiling area or not. But, if
you do then you already know what I’m going
to describe here. In Pa we’re lucky to even
get snow at times unlike our further northern
counterparts but around here when it does
snow we get out the equipment that we have
and run it around the trails if snow does come.
The idea here is that grooming is a big part of
snowmobiling and I wanted to share my example of how grooming affects a trail system.
I went to the McKean Snowriders January Poker run two years ago. It was a nice
time but one thing was lacking: Grooming.
After talking with a few of the club members
I found out that they were in process of getting paperwork together for a new groomer
(their old one was on it’s last leg) and that
possibly by the next year it would happen.
Well, last year came and yep, they got a new
groomer in the spring of 2012 (see picture).
It’s a really nice one and they were lucky to
not have to need it during the lousy winter of
2011 – 2012. So leap forward to this winter
and bam we’ve had consistent snow around
Pa for about 3 weeks now. That has made
the difference and in McKean and other areas
they’ve been able to fire up the groomers and
get them out on the trail. And in a place like
McKean this made the Poker Run an excellent
trail riding experience. They did the best job
possible on the snow that was available to
get the trails they are responsible for flat and
fast. It was a world of difference in conditions
compared to not having a groomer in operation. I was talking with the club president
after the event and mentioned about the costs
of it. He mentioned that with the 20% share
that clubs must put up for their portion and
with the poker run bringing in additional
needed $$ that they would be able to handle
the groomer expense. This is great news and
doesn’t burden the club excessively and I (as a
treasurer) was glad to hear that we don’t put a
lot of burden on them with a grooming setup.
Now, I’m not going to say that everyone has a
handle on it all because grooming equipment
is expensive overall. Not just a purchase or
running it once a year but keeping the equipment in operation as a whole. See, here in Pa
if you don’t know, the PSSA gets grants that
clubs can apply for to keep the groomers operating. Yes, everyone in Pa puts their money
from the registrations toward this so it’s Pa
wide that funds these operations. And the
benefit ? Just like in McKean there are others
which may have gotten a groomer this year.
And one of those is the Laurel Hill State Park.
Here in Western Pa, State Parks received a
new side by side with a drag to groom some
previously ungroomed tight wood sections
that hadn’t been groomed in 30 years. I had
a chance to ride these trails as well on a recent
weekend and can unequivocally say that without a doubt that the trails with grooming drew
more traffic and generated more conversation
about how nice the trail system was than ever
before. These comments also go a long way
towards good will in those areas within the
state also. Drawing fewer complaints and
maybe even getting some positive feedback to
those within DCNR for doing a good job. For
that we thank them for their efforts that previously were a bumpy winter trail section to now
being a nicely groomed woods trail ride. Personally, I can’t wait to go out again on it and
will enjoy it many times thanks to the funding
that gets these groomers in operation. Like I
mentioned while this may be old hat to some
of you. Others like my experiences in these
two riding areas which were previously not
groomed brings interest and more riders to
these areas. And if the areas get better (more
trails) then that also brings $$ to the local
businesses and we all know how politicians
love to see the $$ coming in to their voters.
So, if you ever get a chance to check
out the McKean Poker run do so. You won’t
complain about the groomer for sure. It’s a
Prinoth with a vibrating pan to flatten out the
trail. The groomer drag cost them another
6g’s to get the better features they wanted but
it surely does the job and I personally want
to thank them for their efforts and my trail
riding experience was a nice riding day there
due to that.
Steve Matscherz - PSSA Treasurer
“COMMUNITY PARTNERS”
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9:00-9:15 Opening Remarks: Elizabeth Krug, President
9:15-10:00 General Membership Meeting
• PSSA Updates
10:00-10:15Break
10:15-11:30 General Membership Meeting
• Elections
• Budget
• Member Forum
11:30-1:00 Luncheon and Awards Presentations
(Snowmobiler of the Year, Snowmobile Family of the Year, Snowmobile Dealer of the Year, Forester/Government Official of the Year)
1:00-2:00 Educational Sessions
2:00-2:15Break
2:15-3:15 Educational Sessions
3:15-3:30Break
3:30-4:00 Drawings for Tombola Auction and Snow Angel Raffle Prizes
4:00
Conference Ends
ACSA CALENDAR Raffle
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This is an 800-foot side by side drag race up
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Racer registration and sled classification begins at 7:30 a.m. and ends at 9:30 a.m. No exceptions! Driver meeting at 10:00 a.m. Races to follow.
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This event is a double-elimination race side
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Any questions please contact event coordinators: Matt Rabb @ 570-772-2379 or Robert Rabb
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HYNER MT. SMC
Hello from Hyner Mountain. Just wanted
to let everyone know what has been happening up on the mountain. Snow, finally! But first,
let me mention that we at the lodge hope everyone out there had a very safe and happy
New Year. About a dozen or so of our members
brought in 2013 together in fine fashion at
the lodge. New Year’s Eve consisted of chicken
wings, french fries, and champagne; while New
Year’s Day was a little more traditional: pork
and sauerkraut, and champagne.
Well after a long, long wait I can finally let
you know something special that has been happening up on the mountain . . snowmobiling!
That’s right, old man winter has given us, so far
this season, some decent snow on the trails to
ride. The first two weekends, this past month,
has afforded us with more miles on the sleds;
already more
than all of last
year combined.
Let’s just hope
this continues. It
was real good to
see all the sled
traffic out on
the trails, and to
see all the sleds
at the local businesses,
which
rely heavily on
the snowmobilers.
Speaking of the trails, I want to say on behalf of Hyner Mt. SMC, thank you to the DCNR
staff of both Tiadaghton and Sproul State Forests for the great job they did grooming. The
two weekends we rode, there were groomers
out day and night. Thanks, and keep up the
good work! Also, we had the opportunity to
ride on a couple of the new trails placed on the
pipeline, due to the gas industry, and they were
fantastic. Please be reminded, not all of the
pipelines have been opened yet, so know which
ones are and which are not before you ride.
Well that’s about all for now. Remember to
ride safe and ride smart. Talk to ya next month.
Think Snow!
Dan Casey
NEP SNO-TRAILS
Greetings from NEP SNO-TRAILS! In December,
club officers and members were busy stuffing
envelopes (see photo below) with sled passes
and maps for those who purchased up to that
point. Our 2012-2013 map/pass packet is still
available for purchase at 35 local area businesses. Go to www.nepsnotrails.com
under the “Join Us” tab click on Registration/
Raffle Tickets to see the list of businesses.
The riding has begun! Snow blanketed our
trail system and the sleds came out. Thank
you work crews for your dedication to making our trails a safe and pleasurable system
to ride.
Once again this year our club assisted families
in need by making a $500.00 donation to the
Wayne County Children’s Christmas Bureau.
Denise Millon, Club Secretary presented the
check to Carleen Faatz, WCCCB Representative.
The Rail-Trail Trailhead in Forest City for Trail
A was the place to be on January 3 for the
Polaris Demo Day. Fortunately we had enough
snow and cold temperatures to allow people
the opportunity to ride new Polaris snowmobiles. Thanks to
Chris Harding for spearheading this event.
Upcoming Events:
2/9/13 Winter Radar Run, 2 miles off S. R.
370 in Starlight, Pa. at Schmucker’s airport
4/28/13 Annual Iron Dogs Show at Preston
School
8/11/13 Annual Summer Radar Run & Water
Cross at Daniels’ Farm in Honesdale, Pa.
10/20/13 NEP Sno-Trails Annual Powersports
Auction at Arlo’s, Uniondale, Pa.
Enjoy the riding season and hope to see you
on the trails.
Debbie Bates
NEP SnoTrails Club secretary Denise Millon (left) presenting check to Carleen Faatz, WCCCB Representative.
The Pennsylvania
Snowseekers
Snowmobile
Club, Inc.
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Greetings! I’ll tell you, what an awesome
sight to see pulling into our Club House on
Dec. 29th! There were 30+ sleds in the yard,
and a whole lot of trailers! It’s always great
to ride with so many friends!
Some of our members put over 350 miles
on their machines! A slew of us rode the loop
on the 30th. We really had a nice ride! The
trails were a little rough in a few places, but
after last year’s Western PA’s riding, (or lack
of), it was just nice to be on our own trails! We
took a detour up to Jake’s Rock and stopped to
look down on the Kinzua Dam. This is by far
my favorite view in the ANF!
We rang in the New Year together and as
always, had a blast! I also heard the riding
in the ANF was pretty good this past weekend
too. I was however riding in New York. The
trails in and around Chautauqua were a little
rough. Like us, they’re all hoping for colder
temps and a whole lot of snow!
Hopefully by the next article, I’ll have
much more to report. Until then, ride safe,
maintain your sleds, and hope for snow! Go
Penguins!
Michael Steinmetz
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Left: Snowseeker’s Art “Aardvark” Amsler, and Jack “Jacksaw”
Belstering teaching their annual
Snowmobile Safety Course in December 2012.
Below: A Snowseeker’s view from
Jakes Rock down on the Kinzua
Dam.
FOREST COUNTY SNOWMOBILE CLUB
News from Kellettville, PA
We had some really great riding here in the
Allegheny National Forest (ANF) in late December/early January. We’re now having the January thaw so hopefully it will be short-lived. The
summer grooming that was done on sections of
the trails the last few years has really paid off.
Riders commented how the trails were smoother
and the grooming held up better. Our two groomers logged a lot of hours out on the trails to try to
keep up with the snow and sled traffic.
Club Website: We have a new website that
was launched in late 2012. We’re still adding
content but if you have a chance check it out:
www.forestcountysnowmobileclub.com. You can
subscribe to get notified via e-mail of updates
such as local trail conditions.
Trail & Snow Conditions Phone Line: Again
this season, we’ll have a voice message of the
latest trail conditions based on input from the
Safety Courses: Last Fall our Club was ingroomer operators and those in the area. 814volved in three sepa463-9329
rate safety courses
that were coordinated
Kellettville Winterand led by Nelda Marfest on Sat., Jan 26th:
tin. The first one was
Ken & Peg Butler will
a joint class held in
be hosting their annual
Marienville, sponsored
event at their Black
by Marienville Trail
Caddis Ranch in KelRiders and our Club.
lettville. Make plans
The 2nd one was held
to come out and have
at the Flying W Ranch
some winter fun. No
in Kellettville and the
charge for this event.
3rd one took place in
www.blackcaddisranch.
New Bethlehem, Pa. A
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total of 28 kids and 4
adults were certified.
Poker Run (Ca$h
A special thanks to
Prizes) & Food Drive
Nelda for putting these
(Sat. Feb 16, 2013)
classes together.
Our annual groomer benefit is
not far off and it will go on snow
or no snow. We’ll have the Poker
Run sheet with nine local businesses where you can go around
and get your sheet stamped.
When you return to the Flying W
during the day, for a $10 donation you draw your poker hand
based on the number of stamps
you have; 50% payout. Winners
will be announced at the end of
the day. You do not need to be
present to win. You can start visiting the businesses a week prior to the day of the event. We
have our Groomer Raffle tickets on sale. These
offer three chances to win: $250 Cash, $50 certificate to Flying W Long Horn Restaurant/Saloon
or $50 Wal-Mart gift card. They are only $2 each
or three for $5. There will be a Chinese Auction
again this year. Any items you can donate or solicit from one of your local businesses would be
appreciated. The items do not have to be snowmobile related. Contact Nelda (724.664.4951).
Something new this year will be a food drive.
We ask that anyone attending please bring a
non-perishable canned or boxed food item. Everything collected will be donated to the Tionesta
Emergency Food Pantry.
If you haven’t ridden in the ANF lately make
plans to come out this season, as I think you’ll be
surprised at the quality of the trails. Volunteers
spent hundreds of hours during the past three
summers working with the excavator contractor
and Forestry, trails have been widened, drainage improved, and tons of stone spread. This
has helped tremendously to improve the winter
grooming. Thanks to the volunteers who sacrificed their summers and the great cooperation
with the Forestry and PSSA. Funds to pay for the
contractor on these projects was from unspent
winter grooming budgets and RAC monies we
received for Warren and Forest Counties from
timber sales. Hope to see you out on the trail!
Terry Wood
[email protected] or 440-867-8682
PSSA SNOWMOBILE TOUR 2013
Your Guide and Tour Director: Don Kellner, Kellner Snow Tours, Inc.
Call Don at 1-267-664-2719 to book your trip
Itinerary–Quebec's North Shore "The Gateway to Labrador", cross the 50th Parallel
Sunday, February 24, 2013 to Friday, March 1, 2013 • Cost–$1030 per person
You need to arrive on Saturday, February 23, 2013
NORTH SHORE
SATURDAY 2/23.............................................................................. Aberge De Nos Aieux
183 Rue Principale
Les Eboulements
418-635-2405
SUNDAY 2/24......................................................................... Complexe Hotelier Pelchat
445 Route 138
Les Escoumins
418-233-2401
MONDAY 2/25......................................................................................... Hotel Le Comte
285 Boul La Salle
Baie Comeau, Qc.
418-296-9686
TUESDAY 2/26.....................................................................................La Basedeplein Air
Les-Goelands
Casies Postal 133 Route 138
Port Cartier 418-766-8706
WEDNESDAY 2/27................................................................................... Hotel Le Comte
285, BLV. La Salle
Baie-Comeau, Qc.
418-296-9686
THURSDAY 2/28.................................................................... Complexe Hotelier Pelchat
445 Route 138
Les Escoumins
418-233-2401
FRIDAY 3/1...................................................................................... Aberge De Nos Aieux
300.
$
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Deposit upon booking (non-refundable.) Balance due 30 days before the trip.
Make your reservations by calling Don at 1-267-664-2719
Cost of trip includes:
6 nights lodging at different locations •
6 breakfasts & dinners (includes gratuities) •
Support truck •
Luggage hauling •
Broken/disabled sled retrieval •
Guides •
Trip does not include:
• Snowmobiles (rentals are available)
• Lunch breaks
• Trail permits
• Snowmobile gas and oil
• Gratuities for guides and luggage handlers
Passports needed for Canadian entry
PSSA Announces New Member
Discounts!
Show your 2013 PSSA
Member Card
to receive these Discounts
Thank you to these participating
Business Members!
(as of 1/18/13)
Berks County
Fleetwood, PA
Kurtz Performance, LLC
Josh Kurtz
(610) 944-7660
[email protected]
10% off regular priced parts and accessories
FREE T-shirt or hat with minimum $100 purchase
Berks County
Birdsboro, PA
Protex ORPC
Scott Cooper
(610) 575-0420
[email protected]
10% off powder coating or hydrographic project
Cameron County
Emporium, PA
The Creekside Inn Motel at Sizerville
Jessica Finch
(814) 486-2043
[email protected]
10% discount per room for PSSA members
20% discount for 5 or more rooms booked as a
group for PSSA members
Carbon County
Lehighton, PA
Blocker Enterprises Inc.
Shannon Blocker
(610) 377-0440
[email protected]
15% off regular price parts and accessories
Chester County
Spring City, PA
Leisure Sports ‘N Turf
A J Michael
(610) 495-7122
[email protected]
10% off all clothing or accessories
Clearfield County
Rockton, PA
Mountain Extreme
Ernie Rosselli
(814) 583-7030
[email protected]
10% off on accessories only
Erie County
Erie, PA
Off Road Express
Joe Askins
(814) 825-2396
[email protected]
15% off for current club members, cannot
combine with other sales or discounts
Forest County
Marienville, PA
The Forest Lodge & Campground
Frank Polovich
(814) 927-8790
[email protected]
Weekends - 10% Discount
Midweek - 20% Discount
Lancaster County
Ephrata, PA
Hollinger’s Sports ‘N Turf
Janet Auker
[email protected]
Clothing department only – 10% off retail price
Lebanon County
Annville, PA
Pat & Son Service Center
Janet Patterson
(717) 867-4406
[email protected]
10% off parts, service and accessories.
Total purchase must be $100 or more.
Lehigh County
New Tripoli, PA
Kermit K. Kistlet, Inc.
Joan Staudt
(610) 298-2011
[email protected]
10% off Polaris parts & accessories with card
(2013) and purchase of new snowmobile until
2/28/2013
Pike County
Beach Lake, PA
Bill Case Polaris Craig Case
(570) 729-7402
[email protected]
$10.00 off sale over $100.00 in snowmobile parts
and accessories
Mercer County
Fletcher’s Sales & Service
Terry Fletcher
(724) 253-3225
[email protected]
10% off all merchandise except oil products
Susquehanna County
Union Dale, PA
Vacation Inn Motel
Rocco Centonze
(570) 729-2100
[email protected]
10% off Motel Room Rates thru end of March
2013 with showing of PSSA Member Card
Northhampton County
Bangor, PA
Hilltop Sales & Service, Inc.
Daniel Falcone Jr.
(610) 588-4088
[email protected]
Extra 10% off all unstock parts, garmets and
accessories
for snowmobilers and ATV enthusiasts
Westmoreland County
Shahlstown, PA
Foggy Mountain Lodge & Restaurant Jim Dunn
(724) 593-1000
[email protected]
$25 off lodging per stay
Northumberland County
Watsontown, PA
Kurtz Motorsports, Inc.
Michelle Kurtz
(570) 538-21601
[email protected]
10% off retail purchase price
Perry County
Liverpool, PA
Keystone Outdoor Power Center
Christy Hess
(717) 444-7100
[email protected]
10% off aftermarket parts and accessories with
order of $100 or more.
Westmoreland County
North Huntingdon, PA
Mosites Motorsports
Chris Karda
(724) 864-2800
[email protected]
10% off all parts, accessories, and clothing sales
York County
Hanover, PA
Motosports, Inc.
Tammy Bankert
(717) 632-7093
[email protected]
10% off total sale price
Pandora, OH
Kiene Recreation New & Used Parts
Deborah Kiene
(419) 384-3800
[email protected]
10% off total sale
MCKEAN SNOWRIDERS
SMC
The McKean SnowRiders snowmobile club has
had an exciting year! The REALLY BIG NEWS
for our club is the purchase of a new groomer
and drag for maintaining our portion of the
snowmobile trails in Erie County! Funding for
this new equipment was the result of a DCNR
grant approved for our club, as well as our club
member matching funds. Thanks to everyone in
our community that helped us out by purchasing one of our fundraiser tickets, attending a
fundraiser event, or making a donation.
GOD’S COUNTRY BLACK FOREST SMC
A QUOTE TO
NOTE
“Birds sing after a storm; why
shouldn’t people feel as free to
delight in whatever remains to
them.”
-Rose Kennedy,
American philanthropist
And since we had our new groomer – our trails
were in GREAT condition for the poker run. Just
a note about the new groomer... It is a fantastic
piece of machinery. A Prinoth Trooper groomer
and an Advanced Trail Paver for a drag. These
are both top of the line in groomer equipment.
BUT, the most important part of our success in
having great trails is not the equipment, but the
operators! Groomer operators really need to
Last year we were unable to hold our annual have the proper skills and experience in runsnowmobile poker run due to the lack of snow. ning a groomer in order to achieve the best
But since we did have snow in early January results. And we have great groomer operators.
this year, we were able to hold our 19th annual
snowmobile poker run! (photo below) We had If you get the opportunity, join us next year for
a great turnout with over 200 people in atten- our annual poker run.
As a result of receiving our new groomer and
drag, our club members had to put in a lot of
volunteer work to widen the trails in order to
accommodate the larger groomer. Since our
trails are 100% on private property, we had to
gain approval from each land owner in order to
widen the trails. And we did just that - our land
owners are great!
dance - a very successful event. There were lots
of family groups and individuals in attendance. Have a great riding season.
Don Weaver
We had riders come in from all over the state
McKean SnowRiders
and as far away as western Ohio.
Hello again from the top of the mountain, Pigeon Hill Road, Germania, PA. I hope everyone
had a Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy
New Year.
The GCBFSMC safety class was held on Oct.
20, 2012 at the club house on Pigeon Hill. We
began enrollment at 7:15 am. We had 11 adolescents enrolled and 2 adults. Class started at
8 am. Rick Yonkin and Wayne Prouty were in
attendance to conduct the class. At 9:30 we
took our morning breakfast doughnut and hot
chocolate break. Class resumed about 10 and
Corporal Sean Batterson of the Pa. State Police
arrived to instruct everyone on the State Regulations for snowmobile riding. He was followed
by Ranger Paul Tubbs of the Pa. DCNR who
discussed the forest regulations. When they
finished their discussions and training we had
a Lunch break that consisted of Pizza and Hot
Wings. Class resumed at 1 pm with Mr. Ken
Wingo and his Safety First Aid instructions. Then
it was reviewing for the test and the final exam.
We are happy to report that all the class passed
with flying colors. Certificates and patches were
handed out and class was dismissed at 3:30 pm.
Thanks to all for their participation. As always
it was a pleasure to have such a great group.
Thanks to the parents that brought their kids.
Thanks to our Special Guests: Trooper Batterson, Ranger Paul Tubbs and Mr. Ken Wingo.
We would like to send a special thanks to Rick
Yonkin who has taught this class for 31 years.
Also, thanks to Jean Wog and Pat Shatto for the
food preparation and serving the food, and also
for registering the class, and grading the tests.
Well, Mother Nature worked her magic with
a beautiful 11–12 inch snow fall right after
Christmas. What a wonderful sight after last
year. Then we received another 5-6 inches 2
days later. I think everyone with a sled was out
somewhere riding the trails. I took a good ride
Saturday, December 29th. I went to Black Forest Inn and Slate Run. I saw lots of sleds; had
some good food and the trails were ok. For the
amount of sleds that have been out, the groomers are doing a good job keeping up with the
trails.
On Sunday,
December 30th, I
went to the Cross
Fork area.
I
stopped at Deb’s
Place and Jeff’s
Store. Again-good
food, good trails
and Jeff was doing
a good business. The 2012 Safety Class.
Our groomer
has been running almost every day since the
27th of December. Please remember we are a
private club and depend on donations from our
members, guests, and visitors for our income.
We are not reimbursed by anyone for the expenses and fuel for our groomer. We try our
best to have good smooth trails in our region.
Please be generous when you see a groomer
donation jar at our local businesses this winter.
Thank You!
Don’t forget about our world famous, all
you can eat breakfasts Sundays, 8am till 12pm.
Also, snow conditions permitting, our club
serves lunches on Saturdays from 11 am till 3
pm. We serve homemade soups, sandwiches,
snacks, and drinks.
Riding on Thursday, January 3rd and Friday, January 4th the trails were excellent in our
area. All groomers running at night, and it was
the best riding I have seen in a long time.
Here is a current calendar of events for
2013:
January 19th and 20th:
Poker Run Call Bryan (717) 418-5107
February 9th:
Vintage Sled Show and Ride
12:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Spaghetti Dinner
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
February 16th
Winter Picnic
11:00 am –5:00 pm
Free to members Guests $5.00
Food will be served from 12 Noon to
2:00pm Bingo & Door Prizes Sled &
Raffles will be drawn around 4:30 pm
March 3rdCharity Breakfast
August 3rd
Summer Picnic
11:00 am –5:00 pm
500 Club tickets available for $20.00
Bingo & Door Prizes
Bring a dish to pass
Raffles at 4:30 pm
September 21st
Annual Work Detail
8:00 am - ???
Lunch will be served
We need people to help
October 19th
PA State Snowmobile Safety Class
7:30 am-4:00pm
Sign up, call
President Pamela
Andrus
Please come
out and enjoy our
clubhouse
and
functions. We also
have plenty of
room for parking
trailers daily or
overnight on our
lot. We also have a loading ramp. Please feel
free to use our facilities at any time.
continued on next page
continued from previous page
We have plenty of tickets left for the new
snowmobile we will raffle off on February 16th
at our winter picnic. Contact any of our officers
for tickets if you need some.
I have one last thing I need to get off of my
chest. We are having a lot of problems with
sleds not following our groomed and marked
trails. For some reason; maybe bad eyesight or
too many brown bottles of adult beverages are
causing these problems…so please think before you don’t follow the rules. Or, maybe you
would like to come along with me next spring
when I get called to visit an irritated farmer or
tree grower in our region and they ask about
their destroyed winter wheat, or trees that were
damaged. I have to stand there alone telling
them it won’t happen again, and plead to them
not to close their land to our private trail system. Come on guys and gals-get your head
out of your butt and stay on the trails or stay
at home. Your cooperation and respect will be
greatly appreciated.
Well, I’m out of here until next month!
Thank you!
Bryan Junkins
www.pasn w. rg
see additional info on page 10
Take Advantage of PSSA Sponsorship & Advertising Opportunities
2013 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP CONFERENCE
A QUOTE TO
NOTE
“If you want to test
your memory, try to
recall what you were
worrying about one
year ago today.”
-E. Joseph
Cossman,
American
entrepreneur
and inventor
April 6th, 2013, Days Inn Penn State, 240 South Pugh St., State College, PA 16801
Phone: 814-238-8454, Fax: 814-234-3377
Conference Theme: “Community Partners” ~ PLEASE BE A SUPPORTING PARTNER
Contact Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Business/Club: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Phone: ________________________ Email Address: ____________________________________________________
Attendee Names (if different from contact name)____________________________________________________________
Thank you for considering these opportunities to support the PA State Snowmobile Association through sponsorship. In
return for this financial support, we offer benefits to enhance the recognition of your business.
(Sponsors may also donate items for Tombola Auction or Attendee Bags)
CONFERENCE SPONSOR (Payment and Ad must be received by March 1st)
)
Blizzard Sponsor – Awards & Recognitions Luncheon . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$500.00
Benefits: Signage at Each Table, Five Minute Presentation before Awards Luncheon,
Full Page Ad in Program Book, Two Free Registrations
(
)
Storm Sponsor – Morning or Afternoon Break. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $375.00
Benefits: Signage at Break Table, Full Page Ad in Program Book, Two Free Registrations
(
)
Snow Burst Sponsor – Program Booklet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$250.00
Benefits: Inside Front or Inside Back Cover Color Program Booklet Ad, Two Free Registrations
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If you’d like to support the Conference, but don’t wish to be a sponsor, you have the opportunity to advertise in our
program booklet. It’s a great way to showcase your club or business.
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(Sponsors and Advertisers may also donate items for Tombola Auction or Attendee Bags)
TOMBOLA AUCTION DONATIONS
Items Donated to Auction:
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__________________________________________________________ $ _________________
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If you would like to pay by credit card, please complete below.
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Please return/ship to: PSSA 908 N. 2nd St., Harrisburg, PA, 17103 Fax: (717)236-2046 [email protected]
snowmobile SAFETY CLASSES
County
Date
Time
PSSA Region
Location
Sponsor
Potter CountyRegion 7
Oct. 19th
God’s Country Black Forest SMC Clubhouse, Germania, PA
7:30am to 4:30pm
God’s Country Black Forest SMC
Lebanon County Region 8
Oct. 26th PSSA Snowmobile/ATV Show, Lebanon, PA 8am to 4 pm Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association
PSSA Regions
Contact
Pam Andrus 814-435-6484
PSSA - 1-888-411-PSSA
York CountyRegion 5
Nov. 2nd
Conway-Runkle Annex of Dubs Church, Hanover, PA
F&S Yamaha 717-632-6382
8am to 4pm
F&S Yamaha, SMC of Adams County, Pigeon Hills SMCLimited to 40 students
Clinton CountyRegion 10
Nov. 16th
Hyner Mountain Snowmobile ClubDan Casey at 570-875-3006 or [email protected]
7:30am-4:00pm
Hyner Mountain Snowmobile ClubLimited to 30 students
Carbon CountyRegion 6
Nov. 23rd
McFarland’s Used Cars, Lehighton, PADick German 610-377-4260 Blocker Enterprises 610-377-0440
8:00am to 4:30pm
Pocono Ridge Runners SMC Class limited to 25 students
Lancaster CountyRegion 8
Dec. 7th
Akron Fire Company, Akron, PA
Janet Auker - 717-859-5455
8am to 4 pm
Hollinger’s Sports ‘N Turf & Dutch Trail Cutters SMCLimited to 40 students
SAFETY CLASS REMINDER
Attention Clubs, Dealers, Safety Instructors - Please schedule your Safety Class dates as soon as possible and send the information to the Keystone Snowmobiler for inclusion in our Master List of Snowmobile Safety Classes.
CALENDAR OF PSSA
& CLUB EVENTS:
January 26–11th Annual Winterfest & Vintage Sled Show, Kaple’s Farm,
Roulette Pa.
February 9-18–Take a Friend Snowmobiling Campaign
February 10–Deadline for the Keystone Snowmobiler March issue
March 10–Deadline for the Keystone Snowmobiler April issue
April 6–Annual PSSA Meeting, State College, PA
April 10–Deadline for the Keystone Snowmobiler May issue
May 10–Deadline for the Keystone Snowmobiler June issue
LAUREL HIGHLANDS SNOWMOBILE CLUB
We have had some great riding here in Region
3 of the state to start the season. So far, I have
ridden close to 300 miles in the beautiful Laurel you think. Kevin Blair from the Laurel Hill State
Highlands this year. 300 miles is quite a dis- Park complex mentioned that they have been
tance at my pace. I like to ride and take time to busy cleaning up after Super Storm Sandy as
well. He proudly told us about the new
groomer to be used on the Laurel Hill
State park trails. We have since ridden on these groomed trails and were
impressed. We are grateful that they
are able to get out there. Rangers
Chris Hall and Jeremy Peck were also
available to answer questions. Thank
you for taking the time to come to
the meeting and for all of the hard
work you do to keep us safe out there
on the trail! Our condolences to the
Bob Nichols and Bob Ainsley with
friends and family of former groomer
the club plowing equipment.
operator, Virgil Sype. He has passed
away shortly before Christmas.
smell the roses as they might say. When I ride,
I can tell you what the scenery is like because With all this snow, parking to ride has become a Jim Wilkinson and Bill Doc Lewis riding on one of
I don’t travel at excessive speeds. Laurel Hill priority. Over the holiday, many people reached our nicely groomed trails.
State Park has provided us with some beauti- out to the board members about the condition something moves past it. You can look at the quainted with old friends. Dinner showcased
ful newly groomed trails. I referred to them of our parking lot. The club website, lhsc.net, history page to see what the latest pictures a variety of tasty covered dishes. There was a
as Snowmobile Heaven. Nice job DCNR! DCNR should be a help with this. When you visit our were. By looking at that camera, you can see large selection of appetizers, entrees, and desfilled us in on all of the latest information for website there are 3 cameras so you can see the upper half of the parking lot and the cars serts. After dinner, the children in attendance
Laurel Hill State Park and Forbes State Forest what is going on. Two of the cameras provide that are parked there. You can identify cars, received gifts from the club and made snowman
at the December meeting. Don Stiffler and still photos and one is live. The live camera is people, and sleds in the parking lot. We really crafts with Lori Noftz. Many stayed late into the
Rick Supanic updated us on the Forestry side. motion activated and only shows the image if appreciate the great advances in technology evening enjoying the company of winter-loving
Their crews have been workand the members that kindred spirits.
ing hard to clean up the trails
keep it working for us. If
from Super Storm Sandy. The
you come up to ride and We were scheduled for a Radar Run to be held
Blue Hole and Hidden Valley
our lot is not plowed, you on January 19th at the clubhouse. Unfortunateareas were particularly hard
can park at the DCNR lot ly, as I wrote this article the weatherman was
hit. They have also been busy
by Route 31. On Decem- calling for temperatures in the 60’s by January
clearing culverts and trails.
ber 28, 2012, I went to 12. The event was most likely cancelled. If not,
They were excited to announce
the live camera and saw we will update you next month.
the addition of the new latrine
our “Plowguys”, Bob
at the Route 31 parking lot.
Ainsley and Bob Nich- February holds the promise of more wonderful
The DCNR has requested that
ols, working hard in the snow-filled days. We anticipate another successyou help them to better underparking lot. These men ful Poker Run on February 16th at noon. Our
stand our needs and how they
are volunteers with full next club meeting will be on February 14th at
are doing by completing the
schedules outside of the 8:00. Celebrate Valentine’s Day with us. Maybe
feedback postcards available Kevin Blair, Rick Supanic, Chris Hall, Jeremy Peck,
club. Get this----some we can squeeze in a romantic nighttime ride afat different forestry sites. If and Don Stiffler representing the DCNR at our
of these guys no longer ter the meeting. As always some light refreshyou get the opportunity, check December meeting.
ride snowmobiles, but ments will be provided. We hope that each of
it out and let them know what
still plow the lot for us. If you have the opportunity to ride well through
you do come up and they are plowing, please
watch out for them. They are using huge machines and may not be able to see you. I asked
my wife to get out her camera while I got the
sleds ready. We went to the club and took their
pictures with their machines. What a sight, and
what a job they were doing! Here is the amazing part of the story. These two men plus Gerald
Wiltrout and Jerry Cramer have been doing this
job since 1972. If my math is correct, they have
started their 41st year of plowing. Remember
to say thank you when you see them and be
considerate of their volunteer work.
This year’s Christmas Party was a full house.
The evening started with a social time of sharing stories from past travels and getting reac-
the month.
In closing, I want to direct your attention to
an excellent article that was published in the
January issue of The Keystone Snowmobiler.
Check out page 19, “The Day the Snowmobiles
Stopped”. Don’t let this happen in Pennsylvania. Please help us out by getting involved.
Consider joining a local club and the PSSA. They
work hard to keep the trails open and ready.
Be safe on the trails,
Jim Wilkinson and Shelly Buckles
PENNSYLVANIA
STATE FOREST DISTRICTS
E RIE
14
WA RRE N
CORNPLANTER
Warren
15
SUSQUEHANNOCK
TIOGA
S U S QU E H A N N A
16
Wellsboro
Coudersport
McKEAN
C R AW FORD
TIOGA
PO T T ER
BRAD FOR D
WAY N E
LOYALSOCK
FORE S T
V E NA NGO
13
Emporium
CAMERO N
ELK
MERCER
8
MOSHANNON
CLEAR CREEK
9
AR MSTR ON G
5
INDIA NA
B E AV E R
6
A L L E GHE NY
M
GALLITZIN
4
BLAI R
Ebensburg
FORBES
Huntingdon
FL
IN
3
GREENE
STATE FOREST LAND
S C H U Y L K IL L
WEISER
TA
L E H IGH
Cressona
18
DAUPHI N
BERKS
L E B A N ON
PERRY
17
WILLIAM
PENN
BUCKS
Elverson
S OM E RS ET
M ON TGOM E RY
CUMBERLAND
L A N C A S TE R
BUCHANAN
MICHAUX
F ULTO N
ADAMS
P H IL A D E L P H IA
C H E S TE R
1
Fayetteville
McConnellsburg
F RANKLI N
FOREST DISTRICT OFFICE
NORTHAMPTON
NO RTHUMBERLAND
BEDF O RD
2
FAY E TTE
19
C OL U M B IA
HUNT I NG DO N
Laughlintown
WA S H I N G TO N
NIA
TUSCARORA
Blain
W E S TM ORE L A ND
TOWN
JU
DELAWARE
Swiftwater
M ON R OE
C A R B ON
SNYDER
IF
MO NTO UR
Laurelton
BALD EAGLE
ROTHROCK
CAMBRI A
11
L U ZE R N E
UNI O N
7
CENT RE
P IK E
LACKAWANNA
12
10
Dalton
LACKAWANNA
20
LYCO MI NG
SPROUL
CLEARF I ELD
B UTL E R
Waterville
CLI NTO N
Penfield
J E FFE RS ON
L AW R E N C E
TIADAGHTON
Renovo
Clarion
CL A RION
WY OM IN G
Dushore
S UL L IVAN
ELK
YO RK
D E L AWA R E
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND NATURAL RESOURCES
BUREAU OF FORESTRY
PO BOX 8552
HARRISBURG, PA 17105-8552
TELEPHONE : (717) 783-7941
REV. 01.12.12
See PSSA website: www.pasnow.org for District Forest Office addresses,
phone numbers, and contact persons.
PSSA MEMBER CLUBS
HYNER MT. SNOWMOBILE CLUB ( R 10)
(REGION) clinton COUNTY
PO BOX 83
UNDERLINE INDICATES 100% PSSA CLUB
jersey shore, PA 17740-0083
570-769-7648
ACE SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 12)
http://hynermountainsnowmobileclub.com/
wayne county
SNOWCAM: https://sites.google.com/a/dishmail.net/
792 torrey rd
hyner/hyner-mountain-snowcam
Honesdale, PA 18431
kane
area
snowmobile
club
(r 4)
570/729-7865
mckean county
APPALACHIAN SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 8)
po box 511
BERKS COUNTY
kane pa 16735
7171 Route 183
814/837-7808
Bethel, PA 19507
717/933-1039 kimberton snow stompers (r 6)
CHESTER county
ARMENIA MT. SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 11)
340 laurelwood rd
bRADFORD COUNTY
pottstown
pa 19465
PO BOX 6
610/326-4185
SYLVANIA PA 16945
570/297-2598 LAUREL HIGHLANDS SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 3)
westmoreland county
black mo smc (r 10)
P. O. BOX 91
Centre county
JONES MILLS PA 15646
157 valley view rd
724/972-7415
bellefonte pa 16823
www.lhsc.net
814/353-1017
LEHIGH
VALLEY
SNOWMOBILE
ASSOC.
(R
6)
BLUE MOUNTAIN SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 8)
lehigh county
LEBANON COUNTY
1556 laurel lane
PO BOX 144
macungie pa 18062
ANNVILLE PA 17003
610/398-8210
717/273-1282
MAPLE SUMMIT SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 3)
CAMERON COUNTY SNOWMOBILE ASSOCIATION (R 4)
somerset county
CAMERON COUNTY
2533 HARRISON CITY ROAD
P. O. BOX 104
EXPORT PA 15632
EMPORIUM PA 15834
412/480-7068
814/592-1160
http://maplesummitsnowmobileclub.com
chickaree ridge runners (r 9)
MARIENVILLE TRAIL RIDERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 4)
cambria county
forest
county
763 pike rd
P.O. BOX 151
johnstown pa 15909
MARIENVILLE
PA 16239
814/749-9931
814/927-8477
DUTCH TRAIL CUTTERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 8)
[email protected]
lancaster county
10 N HERSHEY AVE MCKEAN SNOWRIDERS (R 1)
LEOLA PA 17540 erie county
PO BOX 27
717/656-6824
MCKEAN
PA 16426
ENCHANTED MOUNTAIN border riders SMC
814/476-7984
PO BOX 325
WESTON MILLS NY 14788 n.e. pa sno-trails, inc. (r 12)
WAYNE & susquehanna COUNTY
716/373-3947 po box 113
erie crawford snowmobile alliance (r 1)
forest city pa 18421
erie county
570/237-0855
po box 27
mckean pa 16426-0027 PA GRAND CANYON SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 7)
814/796-6739 tioga county
4814 Route 6
flying tigers snowmobile club
WELLSBORO
PA 16901
7617 arlington nw
570/724-2888
massillon oh 44646
www.pagrandcanyonsnowmobileclub.com
330/854-5647
PA Snowseekers SMC (r 2)
FOREST COUNTY SMC (R 4)
Butler county
FOREST COUNTY
PO Box 542
PO Box 91
zelienople
pa 16063
TIONESTA PA 16353
724/452-0836
440/285-3510
www.forestcountysnowmobileclub.com pigeon hills snowmobile club (r 5)
york county
GLENDALE LAKE SMC (R 9)
po box 3
CAMBRIA COUNTY
hanover pa 17331
PO BOX 174
973/600-0537
PATTON PA 16668
www.pigeonhillssmc.org
814/330-2182
pike county sno runners (r 12)
GOD’S COUNTRY BLACK FOREST SMC (R 7)
pike county
POTTER county
375 sawmill road
877 s. brookland road
greentown pa 18426
ulysses pa 16948
570/676-3426
814/435-3566
pocono ridge runners (r 6)
HIGHLAND LAKE SNOWMOBILE &
carbon county
OUTDOOR RECREATION CLUB INC. (R 10)
585 honeysuckle lane
LYCOMING COUNTY
lehighton pa 18235
PO BOX 223
570/386-2580
HUGHESVILLE PA 17737
poe
valley
snowmobile
club
(R
9)
570/971-5967
MIFFLINCOUNTY
www.hlsorc.com 85 noRerr lane
HILLTOP HOWLERS SMC (R 4)
lewistown pa 17044
CLEARFIELD COUNTY
717/543-6148
ROCKTON PA 15856 Potter county snowmobile assoc. (r 7)
Potter County
814/371-8686 po box 82
coudersport pa 16915
814/274-7372
PRESQUE ISLE SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 1)
erie county
VALLEY TRAIL CUTTERS (R 11)
COLUMBIA COUNTY
P O BOX 419
10961 GREENLEE RD
MILLVILLE PA 17846
WATERFORD PA 16441
570/394-8908
814/796-6739
www.snowmobilepisc.com WALES SNO-DRIFTERS INC (R 1)
ERIE COUNTY
PYMATUNING TRAIL BLAZERS (R 2)
PO BOX 11283
MERCER COUNTY
ERIE PA 16514
P.O. BOX 28
814/440-0595
JAMESTOWN PA 16134
www.walessnodrifters.com
814/720-6584
WARREN COUNTY SNOWMOBILE CLUB (r 1)
red rose snowmobile club (r 8)
warren county
lancaster county
po box 76
p.o. box 344
sugar grove Pa 16350
manheim pa 17545
814/726-0315
717/273-1282
WASHBURN TRAILRUNNERS
ROLLING RIDGE SNOWMOBILE CLUB (R 3)
PO BOX 561
WESTMORELAND COUNTY
WASHBURN ME 04786
2827 BOWMAN AVE
207/455-8439
MCKEESPORT PA 15132
412/537-7760 WEST END TRAILBLAZERS INC. (R 7)
www.rollingridgeclub.org potter county
PO BOX 69
scag burner’s smc (r 9)
ROULETTE PA 16746
cambria county
814/544-9075
386 friends avenue, po box 344
beaverdale pa 15921
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS (Region)
814/487-5959
LODGING:
19th green motel
SENECA HIGHLANDS SMC INC. (R 4)
MCKEAN COUNTY
po box 37, 2761 state route 28
301 HAMLIN STREET
old forge ny 13420
SMETHPORT PA 16749-1003
315/369-3575
814/887-2631 BLACK CADDIS RANCH B & B (R 4)
SLIDING DUTCHMEN SMC (R 8)
13558 ST RT 666
berks county
TIONESTA PA 16353
263 schweitz rd
814/463-7606
fleetwood PA 19522
CHRISTY’S
MOTEL
610/682-0890
PO BOX 854, MAIN STREET
SNOWMOBILE CLUB OF ADAMS CO (R 5)
OLD FORGE NY 13420
adams county
315/369-6138
PO BOX 272
ARENDTSVILLE PA 17303 colton point motel (r 7)
4643 rt 6
717/633-6690
SOUTHERN POTTER SMC (R 7)
Wellsboro PA 16901
POTTER COUNTY
570/724-2155
PO BOX 31 comfort inn
AUSTIN PA 16720
13954 state hwy M-28
814/647-8440
newberry mi 49868
southernpottersnowmobileclub.org
906/293-3218
ST MARYS AREA SNOWMOBILE ASSOC. (R 4)
DEB’S CROSS FORK INN (R 7)
elk county
PO BOX 314
PO BOX 505
CROSS
FORK
PA 17729
st. mary’s pa 15857
570/923-1619
814/834-9006
www.smsnowmobile.com FOGGY MOUNTAIN LODGE & RESTAURANT (R 3)
PO BOX 227, 117 FOGGY MOUNTAIN LANE
STATELINE SNO-TRACKERS (R 1)
P O BOX 37
SHAHLSTOWN PA 15687
CONNEAUT OH 44030
724/593-1000
440/536-4190 foote rest campground (r 4)
www.sno-trackers.org
3183 rt 219
SUGAR VALLEY SNOWRIDERS (R 10)
kane pa 16735
CLINTON COUNTY
814/778-5336
BOX 51
hotel manor (r 10)
LOGANTON PA 17747
po box 54, 392 slate run rd
570/725-3854
slate run pa 17769
susquehanna co. snowmobilers assoc.inc. (r12) 570/753-8414
susquehanna county
295 Jackson Street kane view motel (r 4)
5509 route 6
montrose pa 18801
kane pa 16735
607/765-1001
www.scsa-pa.com
814/837-6161
SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY TRAILBLAZERS (R 5)
LANTZ CORNERS GETAWAY (R 4)
YORK COUNTY
2952 RTE 219
545 WINDSOR ROAD
KANE PA 16735
YORK PA 17402
814/778-5391
717/577-6624
NORTHERN DOOR INN
tionesta valley smc (r 1)
356 W main st
warren county
FORT
KENT
ME 04743
694 mohawk rd
207/834-3133
warren pa 16365
814/726-2774 NORTHERN OUTDOORS SNOWMOBILE RESORT
1771 US ROUTE 201, P O BOX 100
TRI COUNTY SNOW BLAZERS INC (R 1)
THE FORKS ME 04985
erie COUNTY
PO BOX 227
888/770-SLED
CORRY PA 16407 OTTER LAKE CAMP RESORT (R 6)
814/664-2117
4805 MARSHALL’S CREEK ROAD
www.tricountysnowblazers.com
EAST STROUDSBURG PA 18302
TRIANGLE S SMC (R 1)
570/223-0123
erie county
potter co family campground (r 7)
BOX 2
3075 e 2nd st (denton hill)
EAST SPRINGFIELD PA 16411
coudersport pa 16915
814/774-2152
814/274-5010
www.trianglessnowmobileclub.org
sylvan glen, inc. (r 7)
po box 61
gaines pa 16921
814/435-2570
the creekside inn motel at sizerville (r 4)
73 crooked run rd
emporium pa 15834
814/486-2043
the forest lodge & campground (r 4)
44078 rt 66 (on trail #11)
marienville pa 16239
814/927-8790
vacation inN motel (r 12)
9207 STATE ROUTE 171
UNIONDAle pa 18470
570/679-2100
whispering winds campground & lodge (r 1)
277 tollgate rd
sheffield pa 16347
814/968-4377
OTHER:
castle x
po box 10417
green bay wi 54307
920/336-7800
CLUB SLED
5016 SHOOKSTOWN ROAD
FREDERICK MD 21702
301/639-1894
CORINGRATO INURANCE AGENCY (R 6)
235 PERSHING BLVD
WHITEHALL PA 18052
610/266-1878
HARTMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY (R 5)
2286 BLACK ROCK RD
HANOVER PA 17331
717/633-5051
lincoln logs (r 8)
210 s. front st
Schuylkill haven pa 17972
717/739-0997
NOLT VENTURES SPORT RENTALS (R 8)
145 NEWPORT ROAD
LEOLA PA 17540
717/354-RENT
PRINOTH
264 NH ROUTE 106
GILMANTON NH 03237
603/267-7840
PROTEX ORPC (R 8)
PO BOX 175
BIRDSBORO PA 19508
610/575-0420
ROCK RUN RECREATION (R 9)
PO BOX 94, 1228 ST LAWRENCE ROAD
PATTON PA 16668
814/674-6026
SONRISE TAGS AND TAX LLC (R 8)
346 S 9TH STREET
LEBANON PA 17042
717/273-3100
restaurant:
BEECHWOOD INN (R 1)
9866 WATTSBURG ROAD
ERIE PA 16509
814/825-2999
waldheim bar & restaurant inc. (r 7)
1386 germania road
galeton pa 16922
814/435-2970
RETAIL :
CHOKO DESIGN
6505, BOUL. METROPOLITAIN EST.
ST-LEONARD QUE H1P 1X9
514/327-7994
forry’s country store (r 7)
20 ole bull rd
cross forks pa 17729
814/435-2622
KEENERS KOUNTRY STORE (R 7)
4477 CHERRY SPRINGS RD
COUDERSPORT PA 16915
814/435-2176
BORINGS ARCTIC CAT (A) (R 3)
5861 RT. 711 S.
25 main st
NEW FLORENCE PA 15944
cross forks pa 17729
724/235-2171
570/923-0459 BROOKS CAMPER SALES (Y) (R 3)
MILLER BROTHERS INC
1028 MEMORIAL BLVE
166 W. MAIN ST
CONNELLSVILLE PA 15425
724/628-5625
NEW LONDON OH 44851
419/929-1591 CAMPBELL-PETERSON TRAIL & TURF (A,Y) (R 2)
220 HADLEY ROAD
TOURISM :
GREENVILLE PA 16125
action jackson sports tours (r 8)
724/588-4533
c/o jack stoner
CANYON MOTOR SPORTS (P) (R 7)
po box 555
PO BOX 207
GAINES PA 16921
willow street, pa 17584
814/435-2878
717/560-4722
DON’S
YAMAHA-POLARIS
(P,
Y)
(R
5)
allegheny natl forest vISITORS bureau (r4)
5777 LINCOLN HWY E.
po box 371
YORK PA 17406
bradford pa 16701
717/252-4383
800/473-9370 F & S YAMAHA & MARINE INC. (Y) (R 5)
1800 SMITH STATION ROAD
KELLNER snow TOURS INC (R 6)
SPRING GROVE PA 17362
575 OLD SKIPPACK ROAD
717/632-6382
HARLEYSVILLE PA 19438
FISK DISTRIBUTING, INC.
267/664-2719
1274 N. LYNDONVILLE ROAD
POTTER COUNTY VISITORS ASSOCIATION (R 7)
LYNDONVILLE NY 14098
PO BOX 245
585/765-2466
COUDERSPORT PA 16915 FLETCHER’S SALES & SERVICE (A) (R 2)
701 GEORGETOWN ROAD
814/274-3365
HADLEY PA 16130-1209
724/253-3225
DEALER &
GELLNERS SALES & SERVICE (A) (R 2)
1516 PERRY HIGHWAY
ACCESS. DEALER MEMBERS
PORTERSVILLE PA 16051
(SLED BRAND) (REGION)
724/368-8490
a. j.’s outdoor power equipment (S) (r 7)
1699 south main st HAYES PERFORMANCE (R 1)
44641 STATE HWY 77
mansfield pa 16933
SPARTANSBURG PA 16434
570/662-1700
814/654-2152
ALEK’S POWERSPORTS (P, Y) (R 1)
1501 PENINSULA DRIVE HELSEL HARDWARE (P) (R 9)
225 WEST PLANK ROAD
ERIE PA 16505
ALTOONA PA 16602
814/833-3861
814/944-0371
ALPHA WORKX, LLC (R 8)
PO BOX 68 HENRY H. HARTMAN STEINER SALES & SERV. (R 5)
2300 BLACK ROCK RD
KNOTTINGHAM PA 19362
HANOVER PA 17331
484/365-7000
717/637-3741
AL’S SNOWMOBILE PARTS WAREHOUSE
3868 PINE HILL ROAD HERNley’S POLARIS/VICTORY (P) (R 8)
2095 S MARKET ST
NEWPORT VT 05855
ELIZABETHTOWN PA 17022
802/334-7239
717/367-8867
AQUA LUBE OF KENTUCKY (R 9)
1763 CENTRE LINE ROAD HIGHLAND HARLEY-DAVIDSON, POLARIS (P) (R 3)
802 N CENTER AVE
WARRIORS MARK PA 16877
SOMERSET PA 15501
814/599-4327
814/444-1903
BAER SPORT CENTER INC. (P) (R 12)
330 GRANDVIEW AVE hilltop sales & service, Inc. (a) (r 6)
158 falcone rd
HONESDALE PA 18431
bangor pa 18013
570/253-2000
610/588-4088
BANIK’S HONDA & SKI-DOO (S) ( R 9)
ROUTE 219 NORTH Hollingers Sports n Turf (p, s) (R 8)
4126 Oregon Pike
CARROLLTOWN PA 15722
Ephrata, PA 17522
814/344-8603
717/859-5455
barry’s auto repair
369 foolville-richmond rd HORN’S OUTDOOR (P, S) (R 6)
1169 MT BETHEL HWY
jefferson oh 44047
MT BETHEL PA 18343
440/576-8852
610/588-6614
BEST LINE EQUIPMENT (R 10)
140 HAWBAKER IND. DRIVE howard’s inc. (S,A) (R 7)
10 ice mine road
STATE COLLEGE PA 16803
coudersport, pa 16915
814/237-9050
814/274-9800
BEST LINE POWER SPORTS (P) (R 10)
2013 GENERAL POTTER HIGHWAY KENNEDY RV & POWERSPORTS, INC (A) (R 5)
1394 OLD YORK ROAD
CENTRE HALL PA 16828
DILLSBURG PA 17019
866/372-2378
717/432-9741
BILL CASE POLARIS S-S (P) (R 12)
408 WELCOME LAKE ROAD KERMIT K KISTLER INC. (P) (R 6)
7886 KINGS HIGHWAY
BEACH LAKE PA 18405
NEW TRIPOLI PA 18066
570/729-7402
610/298-2011
BLACKMAN’S CYCLE CENTER (R 6)
4911 BUCKEYE ROAD KEYSTONE OUTDOOR POWER CENTER (R 9)
2622 STATE ROUTE 17
EMMAUS PA 18049
LIVERPOOL PA 17045
610/965-9865
717/444-7100
BLETTNER POWER SPORTS (R 5)
1121 FROGTOWN ROAD kiene recreation NEW & USED PARTS
4500 rd. R
HANOVER PA 17331
pandora oh 45877
717/633-9151
419/384-3800
BLOCKER ENTERPRISES INC. (Y) (R 6)
497 s. 9th street Kurtz MOTORSPORTS (S) (R 10)
3720 Springtown Road
lehighton PA 18235
WATSONTOWN PA 17777
610/377-0440
570/538-2160
BONALLE AUTO SALES (R 8)
501 EAST PENN AVENUE kurtz performance, llc (r 8)
791 fleetwood lyons rd
CLEONA PA 17042
fleetwood pa 19522
717/273-9331
610/944-7660
bonner sports & rv (r 10)
5335 n. state rte 44 LAKE COUNTRY MOTORSPORTS INC. (P) (R 7)
56 N BULLOCK ROAD
jersey shore pa 17740
MANSFIELD PA 16933
570/753-3801
570/662-2215
kinney’s country store-bar (r 7)
LARRY’S SPORT CENTER (Y) (R 7)
leisure sports ‘n turf (p, s, a) (r 8)
LEISURE TIME honda-suzuki (R 1)
M & S SALES & SERVICE (A) (R 8)
MARTIN MARINE SALES (P) (R 9)
ROUTE 6
GALETON PA 16922
814/435-6548
2568 schuylkill rd
spring city pa 19475
610/495-7122
729 EAST COLUMBUS AVE
CORRY PA 16407
814/664-4606
3385 DIVISION HWY
NEW HOLLAND PA 17557
717/354-4726
773 PIKE ROAD
JOHNSTOWN PA 15909
814/749-9931
METZLER AUTO TRUCK AND TRAILER (R 9)
3979 COVE MOUNTAIN ROAD
MARTINSBURG PA 16662
814/793-3726
Moore’s Garage (R 10)
2336 Pikes Peak Road
Allenwood PA 17810
570/772-7062
mosites motorsports (S) (r 3)
12671 rt 30
north huntingdon pa 15642
724/864-2800
MOTOSPORTS CYCLE SHOP INC. (R 5) (P, S)
2117 BALTIMORE PIKE
HANOVER PA 17331
717-632-7093
MOUNTAIN EXTREME INC. (S, Y) (R 4)
ROCKTON PA 15856
814/583-7030
MOYERS OUTDOOR POWER EQUIP. (R 6)
403 MAIN STREET
HARLEYSVILLE PA 19438
215/256-6163
NEIMAN’S EQUIPMENT (A) (R 5)
704 E CANAL ROAD
DOVER PA 17315
717/292-2101
OFF-ROAD EXPRESS (R 1) (Y)
10320 WATTSBURG ROAD
ERIE PA 16509
814/825-2396
pat and son service center (a, p) (r 8)
1500 north state rt 934
annville pa 17003
717/867-4406
RAY’S YAMAHA POLARIS VICTORY (P, Y) (R 8)
5560 PERKIOMEN AVE
READING PA 19606
610/582-2700
READING BOAT WORKS (A) (R 8)
1084 CEDAR HILL DRIVE
READING PA 19605
610/926-4739
REVNEEZ (R 7)
1412 BEECHWOOD LAKE RD
WESTFIELD PA 16950
814/628-2227
RUSTY PALMER INC (A, Y, P, S, K, H) (R 12)
105 RUSTY’S BLVD
HONESDALE PA 18431
570/253-4507
SHERWOOD GROVES POWERSPORTS (S) (R 11)
454 GOLDEN MILE RD
TOWANDA PA 18848
570/265-2107
Smith marine (s) (r 6)
573 e butler ave
new britian pa 18901
215/345-1621
stouffer bros., inc. (A) (r 5)
1066 lincoln way west
chambersburg pa 17202
717/263-8424
TRUMBAUER’S MOTOR SPORTS (A, P) (R 6)
2100 MILFORD SQUARE PIKE
QUAKERTOWN PA 18951
215/529-6556
world of wheels inc. (R 2)
2572 state rt 257
seneca, pa 16346
814/676-5721
yamaha motor corp. USa (r 6)
1730 walton rd. ste 112
blue bell pa 19422
610/941-9080
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