North Cascade HOG #3587

North Cascade H.O.G #3587
April 2016 Newsletter
Spring has Sprung …. Kickstands up!
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Nort h Cascade
H.O.G. Officers
2016
Director:
T om Dostart
(360) 367-1003
Asst. Director:
Len Northrop
(360) 224-0370
Secretary:
Ken Lee
(360) 421-7970
Treasurer:
Vince Danner
(360) 722-6965
Membership Officer:
Linda Downing
425-299-7832
Head Road Captain:
Dave Ballard
(360) 202-0438
Safety Officer:
Hope Star
(360) 708-7415
Activities:
Bob T isdel
425-876-9636
Editor:
Michelle Ballar d
(425) 359-0880
Ladies of Harley:
Shannon “ Biggie” Olson
425-471-0597
Historian:
Lynn Rogers
(360) 336-5140
Chaplain:
Buzz Harrington
360-568-9889
Photo grapher:
Maggie Colman
(360) 671-7385
Webmaster:
Kenny Vickers
(425) 770-2061
Blooper Award:
Ken Lee
(360) 421-7970
&
Jan VanM uyden
(360) 914-1322
Patches
Hope Star
360-708-7415
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Director’s Corner
Tom Dostart
April 2016
It is official, spring is
here, as is our riding season. I wanted first to welcome our new members
to their first NCHOG
newsletter. I just updated the Email list and although our membership
has gone through the annual decrease,
we have already added several new members who have purchased new HarleyDavidsons in the past month. Hopefully
we will see you at our meeting, on some
of our upcoming rides and other
events. Check out the calendar on
NCHOG.com.
I recently read a blog that was discussing
the new market initiative that the Motor
Company has started. Harley-Davidson is
stepping up with a new marketing plan
aimed at increasing brand appeal to
young adults. From the article, “Marketing
strategies which appeal to the millennial
generation have gained traction, becoming a trend in many of the world’s top companies, making it unsurprising that HarleyDavidson plans on campaigning towards a
younger market.”
“Many Harley-Davidson dealers are quickly picking up the campaign, posting youthful images in their advertising”. With the
addition of new models, many millennials
are now looking at Harley-Davidson as an
alternative to the available sport bikes.
As the “Motor Company” changes its focus on the motorcycle customers, the
HOG chapters are also being asked to
welcome these new members. As we announced back in January, we have a
group of members who are working to find
activities and events that would be of interest to these new members and could
be scheduled to match their work and
family schedules. Within NCHOG, this
group is being organized by Cameron and
Shannon (Biggie) Olson. I had the oppor-
tunity to attend the meeting this week and
discuss their plans for activities. Most of
these members would like to be able to
participate in the activities that we have
planned, but because of their schedules,
they are not available. As they plan activities and rides, they will be scheduling at
different times and at different location. Their plans are not exclusive to this
group, but are open to all NCHOG members.
Within a few days of our announcement of
this group, I started hearing some of our
members comment and grumble about a
new group, within our chapter. Having
this new focus within NCHOG is a very
positive and necessary move. I hope that
other members will take the time to attend
the meetings scheduled by Cameron and
Shannon. I believe that you will be impressed by the group and want to continue to participate with them and in the activities and rides that they schedule. I am
sure that we will all find that these activities and rides are a refreshing addition to
NCHOG. We all need to remember why
we are HOG members, “to ride and have
fun”.
There will be more to come on this subject
as we discuss how we can welcome all of
the new members into the NCHOG family.
Briefly, we have several overnight rides
scheduled.
Our first overnight ride will be the FBR, on
May 27th - 30th, Memorial Day weekend. We will be leaving from Monroe on
that Friday morning.
The second overnight will be in early
June. This is the Olympic Peninsula ride
and is being planned by Keith. There will
be a sign-up
sheet at the
April 3th meeting. Dates are
June 4th – 5th.
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Director’s Corner continued
The third overnight ride will be a Central Oregon ride, August 3rd – 7th, Wednesday – Sunday.
Other rides in the planning stages are a ride to the Pacific Northwest HOG Rally in Spokane, Aug 25th–
27th. Registration for the rally should be open. Check it out at pacificnorthwesthogrally.com. Also, I believe
there will be a “Camping Ride” later in the summer.
If you are interested in any of these rides, contact me at [email protected].
Finally, if you have a favorite ride, either a day ride or overnight and would like company, please let us
know. I am sure that we will find other riders that would love to go. The dealership is also requesting these
rides for the Ride Planner which will be located at the dealership. We just need you to document your favorite ride and give it to me at our meetings or to Shannon (Biggie) at the dealership. These rides will be available for anyone and especially for visitors to our riding territories.
See you out there on the road. Ride safe, stay warm and dry!
Tom
Historian’s Thoughts
Lynne Rogers
In the May 1996 issue of the newsletter, the discovery I made was answered. The answer was
when the LOH part of our group started. It appears the LOH part of our group didn’t evolve until
late ‘97 or ‘98. The invite came in April of 1997, located in the Chapter Officers list. LOH Officer—
C’mon! (Whatcom’s director is a woman), is how it is written up. So ladies we were invited to start
the group and be more active in the group or maybe back then they thought we would have that
group and leave them alone! No that couldn’t be, that was in the late 90’s not the 50’s.
As I read further the officers then were looking to fill what is referred to as Optional Positions.
Those positions were as follows — Activities Officer; LOH Officer; Road Captain; Editor; Safety
Officer’ Photographer; and Historian. Yes the main officers are very important and we have had
some great people filling those positions. We also have had and do have some great people filling
Optional Positions and with those people and all our members we are a great group of people
whom I enjoy spending time with and riding with.
Until next month, Get on your bikes, and Ride!
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Chaplain’s Corner
By Buzz Harrington
When in Doubt!
Thomas, one of the twelve, was not with the disciples when Jesus came to them after his death. When
they told Thomas, he said, “Unless I see the nail marks in his hands and put my hand into his side, I will not
believe it. (That Jesus had come to them).” A week later, Thomas was with the others at the house and
though the doors were locked, Jesus came and stood among them and said, “Peace be with you.” Then he
said to Thomas, “Put your fingers here, see my hands, reach out, put your hand into my side, stop doubting
and believe.” Thomas said. “My Lord, my God.” Jesus told him, “Because you have seen me, you have
believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.”
Jesus did many other miraculous signs in the presence of his disciples, which are not recorded in this
book, but these are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in His name.
We don’t know why Thomas was absent the first time Jesus appeared to the disciples after the resurrection, but he was reluctant to believe their witness to Christ’s resurrection, not even friends could change his
mind.
Doubt can be used to pose the question, get an answer, and push for a decision, but doubt was never
meant to be a permanent condition. Thomas didn’t stay in doubt but allowed Jesus to bring him to belief.
If you doubt, find another believer with whom you can share your doubts. Silent doubts rarely find answers.
Notes from my Bible—John 20:24-31
For prayer or needs, contact Buzz at: [email protected] or 360-568-9889
Head Road Captain
Dave Ballard
Looks like the weather, the calendar, and the cover of this newsletter are all in agreementK Spring
is finally here! Which is great encouragement for yours truly to finish my yard projects so I have
some time to get out and ride.
Please remember while your out riding this season either on group rides or solo, take some time to
stop along the way and enjoy some of the fun places you are passing through, then take some pictures to forward to your favorite editor, perhaps with a description or short story to be shared in the
newsletter to encourage others to get out and enjoy our state.
Remember Saturday, April 9th we will be having a road captain’s meeting at 9:00 am in the meeting room at Denny’s on College Way in Mount Vernon. This meeting is for the road captains to
plan rides for the rest of the year, and is open to all members. If you are thinking about becoming a
road captain, or just have 2 cents you want to add, please join us.
Ride Safe,
Dave
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The Ladies of Harley Report
By Shannon “Biggie” Olson
LOH Summit registration is currently open! The 2016 LOH Summit will be hosted by North Cascades and
we are confirmed for September 30 - October 2nd at the Best Western / Convention Center. Stay updated
with information at facebook.com/LOHSummit/
If you are interested in helping with this event please let Biggie know . Questions and interest can be emailed
to [email protected].
NCHOG ~ LOH will be putting together a basket to donate to the LOH Summit again this year and our theme
for our basket is “Local & Liquid”. If you have anything “Local & Liquid” that you would like to donate toward
our basket please bring it to any of our LOH meetings or you can drop off your donations to Biggie at the
dealership.
April 24th NCHOG ~ LOH will have a table at NCHD’s Swap Meet. If you have items you want to get rid of
and would like to donate to LOH (or for a small fee we will sell your stuff for you) please bring your items to
any of meetings or you can drop off your donations to Biggie at the dealership.
Next LOH meeting April 19th at Bob's Burgers & Brew in Burlington. Dinner at 5:30 meeting starts at 6:30.
Safety with Hope
Hope Star
Ah, the Tulips are poking their heads out and it’s a bit ‘nicer’ out. Farms are gearing up, draining all the rainlakes out of their fields and moving equipment all over the place. Oh, they go from one fieldK dragging m uddy equipment, to just down the road a piece to another muddy field. We’re all excited that it’s closer to spring
and the weather and daylight is getting better. Time to hit those back roads for a ride! The hills and mountains still have the chance of ice, so we stick to the ‘flats’ where it’s ‘safer’. Here’s what to watch forKthat’
black gold’ soil that farmers love so is slippery as shit on the road. It also comes in ‘globs’ which sometimes
dries (if the sun actually comes out) and sticks to the road like a rock. Most of our bikes don’t ‘do rocks’ like
dirt bikes do. Now those farmers, they’re busy folks and have their hands and minds full of ‘what I gotta get
done before the next downpour’K. Unfortunately it is not really
checking twice for bikes. They also are often on a lower level
and if you’re not as tall as a 250 Crew Cab, well, they just can’t
see you. Of course they have to get a ‘good run’ at that narrow pull out so that they don’t get stuck in all the mud (which
they will then drop on the road), so they don’t ‘stop and
look’..and lastly: Those big rigs pulling equipment can’t make
the turn on ‘their side of the road’! SoK be extra cautious on
those nice farm road rides! Watch for mud on the road, rocky
‘mud’ on the road, farmers pulling out & farmers taking extra,
whole road turns. Now those tractors that just tool along at 5
mphK they’re nothing to worry about, unless you have all the
above right as you go to pass them.
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Up Coming Rides and Events
First Saturday Ride and Third Sunday rides leave dealership at 9 am
April Rides and Events (Dates in BOLD are Dealership Events)
Saturday 2nd
~ First Sat. Ride, Kickstands up 9am @Dealership
Road Captain Allen Ferris
Riding to Enumclaw, Rainer Bar and Grill for lunch
Sunday 3rd
~ NCHOG Sunday Meeting @American Legion Hall in Sedro-Woolley breakfast
at 9 am and meeting is at 10 am
Saturday 9th
~ Road Captain Meeting @ Denny's in Mt Vernon 9am all are welcome
Sunday 10th
~ Shoot out @ Skagit Shooting Range check with Bob for more details
Saturday 9th
~ Couples Casino Night @ Dealership 6pm —9pm
Thursday 14th ~ New Ride and Event Planning Meeting Coconut Kenny's in Burlington @6:30pm
Sunday 17th
~ Third Sunday Ride Kickstands up 9am @ Dealership, RC’s Roger & Jack, Ride
to Winthrop if pass is open
Tuesday 19th
~ Ladies of Harley LOH Meeting @ Bobs Burgers on Cook rd. 6:30pm meeting,
5:30pm dinner and visiting.
Sunday 24th
~ Swap Meet @ Dealership noon to 5:00pm
Tuesday 26th ~ NCHOG Officers Meeting 5:30pm @ Foothills Toyota Scion All are Welcome
Upcoming Rides and Events
Sunday May 1st ~ NCHOG Sunday Meeting @American Legion Hall in Sedro-Woolley breakfast
at 9 am and meeting is at 10 am
FBR May 27th—30th Flaccid Buns Run is a three state ride.
HOG Trough
Dinners
NCHOG Meeting
First Sunday meetings in
Sedro-Woolley. Meeting starts
at 10 am but come early and
enjoy a great breakfast for a
small charge. Great opportunity to visit and find out what
is going on in the upcoming
month.
Make sure you join NCHOG’s
Facebook group at facebook.com/
groups/nchog
and visit our website nchog.com
Happening twice a month at
different locations. A chance to
get together in some old
favorite places and maybe
explore some new ones. Visit with
long time friends and meet new
people!
Contact Bob for more information
425-876-9636
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N.C.H.O.G. Classifieds
For Sale
Hardtail Custom built for 10,000 obo.
Call Jan at 360-914-1322
Wanted Pistol and Rifle reloading equipment and books, for black powder cartridge target shooting. Also looking for an
original or replica single shot rifle manufactured by Sharps, Remington or Springfield, in caliber 45-70 45-90 45-100, or
45-110.
Please email [email protected]
New to the Chapter? New to the area? New to riding?
None of the Above?
Once a month we get together to make sure we are reaching those riders who might be new to the
Chapter, new to the area, or even new to riding. This informal get together allows us to chat and
brainstorm a few events and rides for men and women of all ages who are looking for events that
appeal to riders of all skill and comfort levels. We meet monthly on the second Thursday of the
month. Our next meeting is April 14th at 6:30 pm at Coconut Kenny’s located at 1060 S. Burlington
Blvd. If you have questions or would like more information feel free to contact
Cameron at 425-354-7426 or [email protected]
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Photos by Maggie
Rick Crosley thanking Keith for his help
with Toys for Tots
Darlene passing out the prizes from the raffle drawings
Thank you to Mike and Jack!
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Editors Notes
Michelle Ballard
Great BIG thank you to all who are sending in stories, pictures and jokes, keep them coming!
I often have spaces that I need to put something in. I can hit google and Pinterest and find funnies that I like
but this is YOUR newsletter not mine and I would much rather share something YOU like! The
pictures and stories do not have to be NCHOG related they just need to be from You! I am looking for stories of favorite rides and fun experiences you have. Also looking for pictures, of your bike or of you on a
ride. Did you go on a ride and find a wonderful place to stop for lunch? Please share! A bad place? Please
Share! You can email them to me at [email protected], write them down and bring them to a meeting or
even text to them to me 425-359-0880
Thanks, Michelle
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Minutes for March 2016 Meeting
Ken Lee
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As many of you know I try to start each set of minutes with something interesting or funny. Usually the
topic comes easy as there are so many interesting members that say and do things that beg for me to
write about it or send it in to TMZ. This month nobody said or did anything that helped with a topic
and I thought I’d get skunked this time but I was saved. At the end of the meeting I spoke with a long
time member who has been absent lately. He did tell me he would be released soon and hoped to
start riding again. I guess those GPS monitoring systems don’t go very far. I won’t mention any
names but it rhymes with Don Carter. Glad to see you back and feeling better. Can’t wait to try and
keep up with you on some rides. Now onto the minutes.
Our Chaplain Buzz opened the meeting with John 1:9 & 1:4; The true light that gives light to every
man was coming into the world. He came from the father full of grace and truth. Buzz reminded us
that whosoever will believe in the power of his word can receive the hope we need. Buzz thanked the
Chapter for the thoughts on the loss of his son. That we never know our circumstances so be prepared. Thank you Buzz.
Our Director Tom then brought up members of the Sedro Woolley Fire Department for a presentation
to the Burn Camp. Keith from SWFD thanked the chapter for the help we give with the Burn Dance
and presented Michael with a check for $12,260. Mike told us the SWFD first helped with the Burn
Camp in 1990 and that over $200,000.00 dollars have been raised. He said that several of the kids
who got rides from Chapter members are now Harley riders themselves.
It was then time for new members and guests to stand and be recognized. Lynn’s daughter Barbara
was our only guest this meeting. Remember you get a point for bringing a new member to the meeting and introducing them. Picking up the panhandler on the corner, bringing them in and introducing
them will not work.
Keith gave a recap of the Saturday ride the day before. His said they did the Darrington Loop and
thought that Darrington was someplace in the middle of the ride. They had lunch at the Big Lake Bar
& Grill and all had a good time. Depending on your starting point Darrington could be the midpoint or
it could be the beginning or end. I wasn’t there so I’ll take Keith’s word for it.
Head Road Captain Dave let us know that three bikes showed up for the last Sunday ride which was
short and wet. He then gave us some dates for rides: March 20 is a ride to the Monroe Swap
Meet. Leaves the dealership at 9 AM. There will be a ride on April 2 but the details have yet to be
announced. I’ll assume it will be on motorcycles. The R/C meeting will be on April 9 at 9 AM at an
unknown location. Dave will let the R/C’s know. I have been to the unknown location several
times. Sorry, can’t tell you any more about it because it's unknown.
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Tom and our Assistant Director Len then handed out officer patches, pins and small sculptures to the
current NC Hog officers. If you want one of these coveted items you will have to become an officer. They are items you can hand down to future generations and they will know you were somebody, at least for a year.
LOH Officer Biggie gave Katie Marrs a gift for being the past LOH officer. She reminded the ladies
that the next LOH meeting will be on March 15 at Bob’s. Men can come to meeting but have to sit in
the corner and behave. She let us know there would be an LOH table at the swap meet next month at
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the dealership and for all of us to vote for the Custom Kings contest bike online. I voted last week
and there were a lot of very cool bikes. I hope NC Harley’s bike makes it into the next round.
Biggie then introduced NC Harley’s service manager John. John let us know that the service department will now be offering menu based pricing on various services at the shop. He said you pick
the items you want done and that we would save money by doing this. He asked that we check out
the services which are listed at the dealership. He reminded us that the dealership will be offering
free safety inspections on March 13 and 14 .
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Biggie let us know that the dealership will be having an Easter party on March 26 from 11 to 3 and
that there would be bike blessings on March 13 & 14 . She reminded us that being part of the dealerships rewards program has benefits. There will be a Casino Night on April 9 and that there will
be a Christmas in July toy run on July 10 .
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Food will be available at Sig’s Roadhouse, located at the dealership, on Thursday, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday’s starting on March 10 . They have hired a chef who is making some good food, not
just hotdogs and hamburgers. Not sure if lobster is on the menu but I will be checking.
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Biggie advised that about a hundred people have signed up for the million mile event this year. It’s
not too late to sign up. If you have signed up let the dealership know your mileage when you stop in
so they can keep track where we are.
Our Treasurer Vince was not at the meeting. But he sent in the figures and they looked good. He
reported we have money. If you want to see the books just ask Vince.
Safety Officer Hope asked how many people had been riding so far this year. Several of us raised
our hands (good thing I rode the day before so I could be part of the group). She said a lot of us
ride the flats this time of year because it's familiar and flat, and makes for a good place to get used
to riding again. She did point out that the flats are dangerous. Farmers track mud onto the roadways, tractors are on the road going slow and making wide turns. Be careful when passing. You
never want to be that guy who rear ends a tractor pulling a large disc plow. It has happened and
makes a big mess.
Hope reminded us that it's almost tulip season which means every idiot driver from Seattle will be
up here looking at the flowers. Stopping in the middle of the road like a Yellowstone tourist looking
at a bear just to see a flower or an Eagle. I still can’t find any Nuke the Tulip stickers any more. She
is working on setting up an experienced riders course in the very near future.
Hope asked that if you are new to group riding to say something the Road Captains before a
ride. They will help you with knowing the hand signals and what to do in the group. A R/C may ride
with you to get you going and feeling at ease in group settings. There will be group riding classes at
the dealership in the future.
Hope let us know she does have an assortment of NCHOG patches for sale but that you have to be
a member of NCHOG to buy the patches. Jan has North Coast HOG patches. OK, he has one
patch that he made himself as he is the only member of that group. It's amazing what he can do
with a couple of magic markers and a piece of a pillow case. I would have sewn it on my vest but
staples do work.
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Our Photographer Maggie let us know she got a new camera. I was disappointed as I liked the big
box camera on the tripod she used to have. I really like the flash powder flash attachment and the
black sheet she got under to take the picture. I think this camera will be faster.
Our Editor Michelle asked that we fill out the information sheet in the newsletter that tells a little
about us. She also asked for reviews of Sig’s Roadhouse. Please eat there first before writing the
review. This isn’t Yelp. She also asked that items for the newsletter be in by the second Saturday
of the month.
Our Historian Lynn let us know she has been going through the photo books at the dealership. She would like some help identifying who the people are and where the photos were taken. I
was wondering where the book of post office wanted posters of our members went to. I heard a
rumor that Darcy may have ‘borrowed’ it because he liked looking at old pictures of himself.
Our Activities officer Bob was not at the meeting. Tom did his best to imitate Bob and let us know
there will be a Hog Tough on March 24 at the Cedar Stump in Smokey Point (sounds like something from the Appellation hill country. Bring your own banjo), and on April 5 at Big lake Bar &
Grill. Next time Tom imitates Bob he should wear a green dress, Bob never wears orange. Reminds him to much of his favorite show, Orange is the New Black. Really Bob?
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The Shootout will be on April 10 at the Skagit Shooting Range in Burlington. No high powered
weapons, shotguns or machine guns please. The Chapter will pay for the range fees. You can
rent guns at the range and buy ammo. JD reminded us that the range wasn’t a shooting “gallery”
but a shooting range. So leave your syringes at home.
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Hope then let us know where NC Hog was in the photo. It was on Hope’s old bike at the Conway
Tavern. Judy Ducken was this month's winner and got a new Tommy Tippy Cup. No mold in that
lid! Hope also said she takes all the answers home and reads them to herself. She said she
sometimes laughs but also cries at some of the answers. We will be taking up a collection for
Hope sometime in the future so we can buy her a Beta Max so she can watch old movies instead. What did you think of Paul’s answer Hope?
Mark Reeves and Buzz then gave us some more information on the Easter ride on March
27 . There will be an Easter service at Stanwood Middle School from 9 to 10 am. The ride will
start after the service and will stop at the Old Edison Inn for food. There will be a Chaplain's Ride
to Winthrop July 22 to the 24 . The ride will go from Marysville to Winthrop and there is a pool at
the hotel and a BBQ. Buzz also let us know there would be bike blessings after the April and May
meetings.
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Rick Crosley spoke about Toys for Tots and thanked Keith for his help with the Toy Run. He presented Keith with a Raggedy Andy award for helping. Normally I’d say getting a grown man a doll
as a gift would be unusual but I did see Keith talking with his gift after the meeting. Don’t know
what was more odd, Keith talking to a doll or that the doll actually talked back. Maybe we both
need help. Keith did ask for volunteers to help with the Toy for Tots Poker Run on July 10 . They
are needed at the stops and he needs at least 8 people.
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Keith gave some information on his picnic ride starting on June 5 . The ride will start in Port Townth
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send and go up to Neah Bay and to Lake Quinault for the night and head home the next day.
Tom gave certificates, suitable for framing, to Mike and Jack for working the HOG table in February. He reminded us of the swap meet at the Dealership on April 24 and that you won’t have to take
back what doesn’t sell. All metal items will be taken for scrap. He suggested you go to the Monroe
swap meet to get an idea what junk you can get rid of at our swap meet or even buy some of that
stuff and sell it. I believe with all the stock parts that will be at the sale you could build a complete
bike.
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Ayse found her HOG number in last month's newsletter and won another Tommy Tippy cup. I
looked all over for the hidden number but could not find it. I am going to start my own hidden number game. If you find it, 45672, you can buy me coffee.
Membership Officer Linda let us know we had 172 members as of the meeting time and that there
were 64 members at the meeting. She didn’t ask but I hope a lot of you had breakfast at the meeting. It’s the best value around, pretty much as much as you can eat and the food is great. I don’t
need to eat again after one of the breakfasts. I do anyway and now I need a bigger belt.
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At North Cascades Harley-Davidson
Are you a NCHD Reward Member? If not, be sure to stop by NCHD and get signed up for FREE!!
Reward Members don’t just earn points on purchases; they earn points for attending events, and
often receive “Member Only” specials. Don’t miss out; get signed up today!
We are gearing up for RIDING SEASON!!! Are you ready?
Upcoming Events at NCHD:
April 9th Couples Casino Night 6 to 8 pm
We had so much fun with this event last year, and by popular demand we're bringing it back again
this year. Join us for some an evening of good food, beverage, and tons of fun.
April 24th Swap Meet noon to 5 pm
If you have things to sell or if you are looking for some cool finds then you will not want to miss this!
If you’re interested in having a space at this event please contact
[email protected] or 360-757-1515
Vendor spaces are $10 each. Reserve your spot today!
Don’t forget to sign up for our MILLION MILE CHALLENGE! Stop by the dealership today to get
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North Cascade H.O.G. is sponsored by
North Cascades Harley-Davidson
1337 Goldenrod Rd, Burlington, Washington