May 2008 Salem HOG Newsletter - Harley Owners Group of Salem
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May 2008 Salem HOG Newsletter - Harley Owners Group of Salem
Volume 19 No. 5 May 2008 HOG CORRAL NEWS SALEM HARLEY OWNERS GROUP #1997 SALEM HARLEY-DAVIDSON. 3601 SILVERTON RD., NE, SALEM, OR 97303 PH: 503-363-0634 Group State Airport Ride Inside this issue: Director’s Post, Liberty House, Friday Nighters, Photos from the April Meeting, and May/June Calendars Director’s Corner Hi everyone, the weather has started to get better and many of us are beginning to get miles on our bikes. Our first Friday Nighter brought 16 members out for a quiet ride through Maclay and up Victor Point Rd to Silverton. The ride was good even if I did manage to do a Jane and find a gravel road. Not one bike had to ride on gravel however, as the old “turn around” hand signal worked just fine. Watch your News Group email for reminders on upcoming rides. If you are not receiving News Group emails let Bill or I know and we will set you up. We will need to conduct some Chapter business in May’s meeting that will affect all members. If you miss the May meeting, I hope this will explain well enough for you to understand our situation. A little background information. For the past several years, the Elk’s have given us free monthly use of their meeting room. This was due to the fact that many of our Chapter are also members of The Elk’s, and we have Chapter members that donate to the Elk’s as well as volunteer to help them in their yearly Christmas box program. Also, the dinner provided to us on meeting night as well as the bartender in our meeting room has been profitable for the Elk’s, so it was a decent money maker for them as well. As of last month the Elks have decided to have all groups that use their facilities pay a rental fee for the use of that meeting room. In addition, if a bartender is used, as is the case in our situation, then a fee for the bartender will also be issued to the group. These new fees were decided upon by the Elk’s board, primarily due to, comparing to years past, the general decreasing of income and volunteers to the Elks programs through donations of money and time. Also, it was felt the profit resulting from the bartender’s time was not sufficient in allowing the bartender to continue without payment for that service. Therefore, effective with our June meeting a charge (most likely in the $150 to $200 range) per night plus $54.00 for the Bartender will be charged to our Chapter if we use their facility. That is almost $2500 per year for a meeting space. I did ask their Exalted Ruler if he would consider taking to their board a proposal giving us use of the facility for the remainder of this year at no charge and give us time to decide what we wanted to do. This additional expense is not covered in our Chapter budget and basically would require a complete reorganization of our Chapter expenses for the year, resulting in lost free activities, or increased fund raisers. We do however, have the Eagles facility, located on the opposite side of the Salem airport, offering to provide us with a nice meeting room, sound system, food, and beverages, as well as a little storage area also on the second Tuesday night of the month, and this is ours for the taking if we choose. Discussion on this issue will be done at the next board and general meeting and a chapter decision will be voted by the Chapter at our May 13th meeting. Ride Safe, and see you on the road! Dave Nichols, Salem HOG Director T-Shirts for 2008 Gayle Jacopi will be doing T-shirt sales this year and wants to know who is interested in one? Also offering baseball caps this year and a v-neck shirt for the ladies! The black hat was selected as our choice. More information and sign up sheet at the general meeting and/or you can call me- 503-391-9183. Gayle 2 April Meeting Salem H.O.G. Chapter Meeting Minutes Tuesday April 08, 2008 Salem Elks The meeting was called to order by Director Dave at 7:05pm with the Pledge of Allegiance. The prior months minutes were approved. Welcome new member Kathy Sloan, also to guests Rick , Ranita, Lanelle, Tim, Sandy and the Wickerhams. NEW BIKES: Dave N purchased a 2008 105th Anniversary Special Street Glide, congratulations! DEALER: April 12/13 Salem H-D Big Bear Chopper event/showcase w/music by Mad Cap Daze. Sunday April 20th is 1st Discover Oregon Ride- Silver Creek Falls Run. This is tire sale month- 20% off tires and labor, also 15-20% off something every day the entire month of April! REPORTS: Asst Director- Robert reported it is officially an Airport challenge w/Sunset! Members every pix counts. Any interest in a ride to local airports Sat after Rd Captain Meeting? Info to go out via E Group. Treasurer- Jackie updated financials and reports the “Let it Ride” bag grows on, let’s get riding! Secretary- Gayle passed out sign up sheet for hats and t-shirts w/prices. Reminded members that all merchandise is pre-paid before ordering. Hats will be at next meeting~ Membership- Catherine reports that there is still time to renew membership if you haven’t already done so, will send reminder notice out. Soon non-members won’t be able to view website and risk being dropped from National list. Sr Road Captain- Bob reported next mtg at dealership April 12th 10am. Will discuss poker run route and upcoming rides. Reminded members to de-winterize you bikes to make them road ready! 1st Fri niter May 2nd, Dave leading. April 13th leaving on his 7 day cruise to Mexico!! Safety Officer- Darren reported that he will open up Team Oregon Safe Riding Class to membership for June 28th, price is $89. and needs to be prepaid. Next Group Riding Class is this Sunday at 11am at dealership, possible to see some airports?! Activities- Sue reported that she was passing around sign up sheet for poker ride, please help the chapter out by volunteering. Patt B in charge of bake sale, visit the table up front and spend some money! Ken B presented high game bowling trophy to Mark and low point to Bill. Poker run meetings are happening. Patty reports you have 1 month to get your pin designs in for contest and June 29th Spaghetti feed will be at the Bavarian Haus in Mt Angel, make your sauces to bring noodles will be cooked there. Newsletter- Bob encourages members to continue turning in stuff for print, all members receiving newsletter that wants one? Possible he could email you one, contact him. Photographer- Keith reported he has no new pictures at this time to post. Webmaster- Nothing new at this time. Historian- Patty reported on the Poker Run pin contest and the Million Mile Ride June 30th and 105th Ride and Bike Show August 28th. OLD BUSINESS: Rick said the Klickitat Canyon Ride was great, they saw lots of eagles and good food in Goldendale, WA! Wendy’s grandfather James Davis was a Gold Wing rider and had some hats made up and she told her grandmother when they were found that she would off er them to her fellow motorcycle riders! “BIKERS REALLY DO HAVE MORE FUN”. Vote on Charities- Liberty House will be our Charity of choice for 2008. POT is in LasVegas May 16/17, there are 6 members going for this special training for officers. NEW BUSINESS: State Rally- Cary from Rose City Chapter spoke about the traveling rally- Sage, Snow and Surf! Starting in Pendleton the same time as the Round Up going on to Mt Hood and ending at Seaside coinciding with Bike Fest. You can start in Pendleton or at the Resort of the Mountain w/dinner w/ride next day concluding in Seaside w/all the activities, cost is $65. For t-shirt, pin, dinner and the entertainment! May 22nd is sign up deadline, registration is online. Some ideas discussed to bring in new chapter members were- A letter of introduction to add to dealership packet for new bike owners , a trifold brochure to pass out at dealership and invitation/announcement for meeting place and time in local newspapers around the area. Dues increase, supported by 2008 survey- 2 stages, before April and after April enrollment. 105th Parade of Flags- anyone interested in riding, we have registration forms. Rick and Wendy, Bob abd Denise, and Keith volunteered to represent our Chapter. Gene Skala ran off Waconda Rd on his motorcycle, Please give us some info if you know him so we can send a card out. WINNERS: Volunteer Jar - Gayle Jacopi Vest drawing - Shaun Rottner 50/50 - Kay Fiesafd, donated ½ back to Chapter! Thanks Kay T-shirt from Dealership - Patty Nichols and Kathy Sloan Meeting adjourned at 8:20pm Respectfully submitted, Gayle Jacopi Salem H.O.G Secretary 3 April Chapter Meeting 4 Member Profile NAME: Mick Brenden SPOUSE/SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Patt CHILDREN: Mark & Jeff – 1 Granddaughter Nora (Queen Nora) CITY AND/OR AREA YOU LIVE: Silverton HOBBIES – INTERESTS: Riding my Harley, old cars, old motorcycles, airplanes and edging the lawn! WHAT YEAR DID YOU JOIN SALEM HOG? 1996 CURRENT HARLEY: 01 SuperGlide YOUR FIRST HARLEY: 1996 Sportster WHEN DID YOU FIRST START RIDING? When I was in the 3rd grade, I had a “Hiawatha Doodlebug” Cool uh! LONGEST TRIP: Our trip thru Canada with Dave and Patty. This was also one of my favorite trips. We rode in all kinds of terrain, weather, saw all types of animals, tho we never did see any dinosaurs. We had rode to Eastend Alberta to see the Dinosaurs but it was raining too hard, they all took cover and we missed them. We then rode to the Sturgis located in Saskatchewan. This town was so small that we went to the post office, found the local postmistress, who was also President of the Chamber of Commerce. We then proceeded to climb in the back of her pickup, drove to the Chamber building and she gave us all Sturgis North Pins and T-shirts. MOST MEMORABLE TRIP: The thing about riding Harley’s is that all my trips have created great memories. YOUR FIRST LARGE CHAPTER RIDE: My first large Chapter ride was a Friday nighter. NAME: Patt Brenden SPOUSE/SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Mick CHILDREN: two married boys and one and a half grandchildren CITY AND/OR AREA YOU LIVE: Silverton HOBBIES – INTERESTS: Riding and gardening WHAT YEAR DID YOU JOIN SALEM HOG? 1997 CURRENT HARLEY: ’07 Deluxe YOUR FIRST HARLEY (WHEN AND WHAT) 883 Sportster - chain drive - rode it all the way to Sturgis and back in 1998 WHEN DID YOU FIRST START RIDING? I started riding in 1979.. I bought a 1966 Honda 160 Scrambler. LONGEST TRIP: I can’t remember if our trip to Minnesota or the trip to Sturgis Canada was the longest. MOST MEMBORABLE TRIP: With my lousy memory it’s surprising that I can remember any of our trips! They have all been fun. Some more memorable in different ways…..You know rain…. heat (about a million degrees). friends that you travel with…………. They are all memorable and will give us great things to talk about when we are REALLY old. A couple of year’s back we had decided to ride down thru the Napa Valley. One night while sitting around looking at a map, I noticed the Hearst Castle. I had always wanted to check it out… and besides, it only showed about an inch on the map.. I mean really, how far could that be???? Well 500 miles later, thru San Francisco, San Jose and all kinds of fun traffic, you get the picture…. I’m sure I’ll never live it down…………… Thank you Dave!!…. Gee, I keep hearing something about booking our tour too early in the day, then looking at our watches, realizing how far we had to go in what amount of time. Something about not enough time vs mileage and road conditions to make it. (We made it, no tickets with 15 minutes to spare! - follow Patty sometime!!!???) … What a wonderful tour that was… we enjoyed it so much, we’ve gone back for the 2nd tour… YOUR FIRST LARGE CHAPTER RIDE: My first large chapter ride had to have been a big Friday nighter. I remember riding that sportster with all those big bikes and all those guys. I was scared spitless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5 Member Profile Photos 6 Salem HOG Poker Run Planning It is that time again; time to start planning the Poker Run for August 3. We had our first planning meeting March 29th and the volunteer list has started. There will be opportunities to sign up to help at the chapter meeting in April. All chapter members need to be involved in obtaining donations for the raffle prizes and dispersing fliers to advertise the event. A letter will soon be available to give to each business supplying prizes. The ending site is still up in the air, but we are looking at ending at the Salem Elks, as well as several other places. We will be starting from the dealership and Wilsonville again. We are looking for vendors for our event, so if you have a business or know of a business that would like to set up a booth, let the Vendor Committee know. And speaking of committees, again, we need volunteers for a lot of things. Sign up at the chapter meeting or email Sue Rohde. May Birthdays Brown, Joe Grove, Robert Harris, Keith Johnson, Ken Mullaney, Mike Rottner, Shaun Schroeder, Lewis Wellington, Darren May 25 May 29 May 28 May 1 May 8 May 22 May 27 May 15 The next poker run meeting will be May 29th, 6:30, Bavarian Haus in Mt Angle. Don’t forget to start collecting prizes for the raffle and bring them to the chapter meeting or drop them off in the chapter room at Salem Harley. Thank you. Sue The happiest of people don’t necessarily have the best of everything; they just make the most of everything that comes their way. 7 April Airport Hunt 8 Big Bear Choppers Come to Salem H-D Benefits for Harley Riders Best Western International Source: sunherald.com PHOENIX - Bikers Can Rest Their Harley-Davidson(R) Motorcycles at more Than 1,000 Best Western Hotels in the U.S. and Canada~ Best Western’s ‘rider-friendly’ hotels offer designated parking, wash stations and wipe-down towels. More than 1,000 Best Western hotels in the United States and Canada have been identified as “rider-friendly,” the company announced today, offering motorcycle riders wipe-down towels at check in and access to a wash station at no additional cost. In addition, some properties offer designated parking, tar remover, sunscreen and lip balm. The hotel chain’s commitment to designating participating hotels as “rider-friendly” is part of a multi-year agreement between Best Western and the Harley-Davidson Motor Company to bring travel benefits to Harley-Davidson enthusiasts. “Best Western recognizes that Harley-Davidson and motorcycle enthusiasts have unique needs when on the road, and we’re committed to providing them with amenities that make their rides more enjoyable,” said Dorothy Dowling, Best Western’s senior vice president of marketing and sales. “We’re thrilled that more than 1,000 Best Western hotels are ‘rider-friendly,’ and we will add to this total throughout the year.” Harley(R) riders can also register for the Gold Crown Club International Ride Rewards(TM) program, a free, speciallythemed rewards program for Harley-Davidson enthusiasts. Harley-Davidson(R) owners or enthusiasts can register by going to http://www.bwrider.com. Once registered online as Ride Rewards members, Harley-Davidson(R) riders will earn 10 points for every U.S. dollar (or Canadian equivalent) spent on qualified room rates, or 250 airline miles per qualified stay, at any of the 4,000 Best Western hotels worldwide, including the 1,000 “rider-friendly” properties in North America. By joining Best Western’s Gold Crown Club International Ride Rewards loyalty program online, Harley-Davidson enthusiasts will automatically receive Gold Elite status, which includes 10 percent bonus points on every Best Western stay and the ability to purchase points for award redemption, along with other signature benefits. As a complement to Ride Rewards, Best Western will also serve as a preferred hotel chain for Harley-Davidson’s interactive Web application “Ride Planner,” found at http://www.harley-davidson.com/experience. Using Microsoft(R) Virtual Earth(TM) technology, the application maps out a variety of picturesque U.S. “Great Roads” and shows Best Western hotels and HarleyDavidson (R) dealerships along the way. Each property listing features hotel descriptions along with a directory of services and amenities. A 10 percent savings is available to customers who book their Best Western reservations through this Web site, or by calling 1-888-224-BIKE. For more information on the Ride Rewards(TM) program, or to search for Best Western’s “rider-friendly” hotels, visit http://www.bwrider.com or http://www.harley-davidson 9 Salem H-D Dealership Discover Oregon Ride Discover Oregon Ride #2 is Sunday May 18! Join us for a leisurely Sunday “Old Town” ride to Brownsville in the Pioneer Park. We have reserved the covered area and kitchen for the day, and we’ll be grilling up burgers. Meal provided, $5 charge. Meet at Salem Harley-Davidson, kickstands up at 10am! About 50 miles each way. Rider Training Resources Team Oregon http://teamoregon.orst.edu or call 800-545-9944 Ride Like a Pro http://www.ridelikeapro.com Motorcycle Safety Foundation Riders Edge http://www.msf-usa.org http://www.speedfreakinc. com/content/articles/riding/ roadrashqueen.html Life is too short to be Parking your bike for the winter. Group Riding Class Schedule for 2008 Month June July August September Date 8 13 10 28 Day Sunday Sunday Sunday Sunday Time 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am 11:00 am Attend a group riding class to become familiar with safe group riding practices and how Salem HOG rides. If you are new to riding, new to riding as part of a group or just new to Salem HOG, this is an important class. Many important aspects of group riding are discussed to help you and the entire club Ride Safe and Have Fun! All classes will be held at Salem Harley Davidson. The class runs 60 to 90 minutes. If weather is permitting, there will be a one to two hour ride afterwards to practice what was discussed in the class and to help newer members feel more comfortable by learning in a smaller group. Ride Safe! Darren Wellington Safety Officer 10 Salem HOG Friday Nighters Remember the Friday nighters. This is a good way to celebrate the end of the week and enjoy cruise in the countryside with other Salem HOG members and friends. Our first Friday Night ride left the Salem H-D dealership at 6:30 pm sharp. We headed down Fisher Rd and wound our way to Macleay Road where we continued through Macleay, up to Victor Point, and by way of Drift Creek Road to Silverton. We ate an excellent Mexican dinner at El Toros in Silverton though the wait staff appeared a bit baffled at serving more than four people at a table. Our next Friday Nighter on May 9th will end up in Donald at the Donald Cafe. Even if a location isn’t posted, show up anyway. You are guaranteed a fun ride with a good group of people. Getting ready for the first Friday nighter of the year Dave refreshes the group on the rules of the road Keith plays the field in Portland. 11 This Year’s Charity – Liberty House As we know, the chapter voted for what charity will be receiving our help this year. Liberty House will continue to get our support this year. This writing is just to recap about this worthy program. Liberty House is special place for children to come when adults are concerned that they may have been hurt by sexual abuse, physical abuse or neglect. Nearly 90% of these cases are from sexual abuse. It is a neutral child abuse assessment center specially tailored for children where they receive a head–to-toe check-up and a care fully designed interview in an environment for kids. They are partnered with medical services, child welfare (DHS), and law enforcement to lessen the impact on the child. Liberty House is Marion County’s only child abuse assessment center and also serves part of Polk County. Liberty House opened with doors in 1999 to fill the void in the community. The majority of their budget is from individuals, businesses and private foundations. I want to share what brought my attention to Liberty House about a year ago. I was attending a seminar on child sexual abuse here in Salem. At the end, all the presenters from different services agencies and law enforcement said they could not have the success in helping the children without Liberty House and pointed to their representative. I thought ‘Wow, what a very strong statement.’ This is the quoted thank you from Ms. Marion Denard of Liberty House for our last year’s donation. “Liberty House serves some of our community’s most vulnerable children when there are concerns they’ve been hurt by abuse or neglect. We couldn’t do what we do for children without support like yours – thank you.” Live to Ride ~ Ride to Eat Even tho the weather has not been the greatest to get out there and ride, I still like to store up ideas and places to go for when we finally do get that beautiful Northwest summer that we enjoy so much. If you’re looking for a nice day ride and place to eat, head on over to the Farger Lake Inn located amongst the beautiful mountainous roads in the Southwest area of Washington. Our particular ride took us north to Woodland, east along the winding and scenic Lewis River on Hwy. 503. Hwy. 503, the road of many names, also known as the Lewis River Hwy. and the Fargher Lake Hwy. We continued on up and around Lake Merwin, thru Yale and then headed south to Chelatchie, thru Amboy and on into Fargher Lake. What a beautiful forested area, full of trees and curvy paved roads. Well worth the journey. Fargher Lake Inn is located on the East side of the highway. They are known for their steaks and great selection of cold beer. It is host to many biker events and is an adventure in itself just looking at all of the memorabilia on the walls. With our hunger and thirst pains well satisfied, we backtracked back through Chelatchie and headed towards Cougar, Washington. This is a neat town and would be fun to spend some time in, possibly a great location for another one nite stand! We noticed that they had campgrounds, cabins and RV Park accommodations. We followed the paved Forest Service Road # 90 around Swift Reservoir. Just past the Reservoir, we turned right onto Curly Creek Road (Forest Service Road #51) to connect with Meadow Creek Road which is also called Wind River Road (Forest Service Road #30). From there, we headed south on Wind River Road to the city of Carson, Washington. What a great ride this was as we found all of these roads paved with many nice curves, and lots of scenery. Here’s to another great ride where the journey and the destination were both enjoyable! Remember if you have that special place in your neighborhood where it might of been the great ride getting there, the waiter or waitress that made the meal, the great food, or a combination of all, that made this a ride a ride to remember and you would like to share it with others, please send an article to Bob and let us all hear about it! Happy winding paved roads and good eats to you! Patty Nichols 12 Senior Road Captain’s Corner Look at the webpage, there are many more events scheduled. Ride safe and ENJOY!!! Bob Wiro Lead Road Captain Phone Directories The phone directories are now available. They will be available to pick up at the general meeting. New Members Mead, Rick Brown, Bob Brown, Karen Whoever said money can’t buy you happiness, doesn’t know where to shop!!! Director David Nichols 503-969-2334 [email protected] Safety Officer Darren Wellington 503-569-5376 [email protected] Historian Patty Nichols 503-319-9040 [email protected] Assistant Director Robert Grove 503-538-1002 [email protected] Photographer Keith Harris 503-829-7302 [email protected] Secretary Gayle Jacopi 503-391-9183 [email protected] Membership Officer Catherine Johnston 503-510-8621 [email protected] Editor Bob Fanshier 503-580-6988 [email protected] or [email protected] Treasurer Jackie GrosJacques 503-449-2401 [email protected] Webmaster Bill Churchill 503-392-3395 [email protected] Activities Officer Sue Rohde 503-623-3039 [email protected] E-Group David Nichols & Bill Churchill [email protected] Senior Road Captain Bob Wiro 971-259-1019 [email protected] 13 May 2008 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY May 1 HOG Wild Nights at the Bavarian Haus Mt Angel 4 - 7:30 PM Arizona State HOG Rally FRIDAY May 2 SATURDAY May 3 Salem HOG Friday Niter 9:00a Ore Blue Knights Law Enforcement Mem Ride Non-HOG Arizona State HOG Rally Salem HD Spring Event 10a 18th Annual MC Awareness & You Rally Arizona State HOG Rally Salem HD Spring Event Band 1-4 pm May 4 May 5 May 6 May 7 Salem HOG Board Meeting, 6:30 PM May 11 Myrtle Beach Bike Week May 12 Myrtle Beach Bike Week May 13 Salem HOG Chapter Meeting, 7PM May 14 Myrtle Beach Bike Week Myrtle Beach Bike Week May 18 May 19 May 20 May 8 HOG Wild Nights at the Bavarian Haus Mt Angel 4 - 7:30 PM Myrtle Beach Bike Week May 16 Salem HOG Friday Niter Myrtle Beach Bike Week May 22 HOG Wild Nights at the Bavarian Haus Mt Angel 4 - 7:30 PM SHD Discover Ore. Ride Old Town Run Myrtle Beach Bike Week May 15 HOG Wild Nights at the Bavarian Haus Mt Angel 4 - 7:30 PM Myrtle Beach Bike Week May 21 May 9 Salem HOG Friday Niter May 23 May 26 Red River Mem Run Red River Mem Run 31st Annual Back to Bear Hollow Fossil Campout 31st Annual Back to Bear Hollow Fossil Campout May 27 May 28 May 17 ABATE Rhody Poker Run Myrtle Beach Bike Week May 24 Red River Mem Run Red River Mem Run 31st Annual Back to Bear Hollow Fossil Campout 31st Annual Back to Bear Hollow Fossil Campout May 29 May 30 10:00a 4:00p SHD Memorial Weekend Party Depression is just anger without the enthusiasm. Life sucks, but where would you be without it. 14 Myrtle Beach Bike Week Salem HOG Friday Niter 10:00a 4:00p SHD Memorial Weekend Party May 25 May 10 35th Annual Rose City 500 Sunset HOG Geezer Ride 10:00a 4:00p SHD Memorial Weekend Party May 31 7th Annual Hub City Poker Run Non-HOG June 2008 SUNDAY June 1 MONDAY June 2 TUESDAY June 3 WEDNESDAY June 4 Salem HOG Board Meeting, 6:30 PM The Corner Saloon Harley Nights 4-8pm (Wankers Corner) THURSDAY June 5 HOG Wild Nights at the Bavarian Haus Mt Angel 4 - 7:30 PM FRIDAY June 6 SATURDAY June 7 Eastern Oregon Livestock Show & Rodeo Possible Overniter 6-8th Salem HD Band & Sales Event Salem HD Night Of Fire - Bike And Car Show Rose City Western States 1000 Bike Run Sunset HOG’s Mary’s Peak Ride 9am Street Vibrations Spring Fever Rally Gypsy Joker MC Strip Poker Run #7 Sunset HOG Marys Peak Ride Street Vibrations Spring Fever Rally Salem HOG Friday Niter 5:00p Grays Harbor ABATE’S Umpteenth Annual Cystic Fibrosis Poker Run and Campout Non-HOG June 8 June 9 Rose City Western States 1000 Bike Run June 10 Salem HOG Chapter Meeting, 7PM Street Vibrations Spring Fever Rally June 11 The Corner Saloon Harley Nights 4-8pm (Wankers Corner) June 15 June 12 June 14 Salem HOG Friday Niter Spmc Rally & Music Festival Bike Event Utah State HOG Rally Utah State HOG Rally Redwood Run Hell’s Canyon Rally Spmc Rally & Music Festival Bike Event Salem HD Band & Sales Event Tigard Hot Air Balloon Festival Cruisin Sherwood Classic Sunset HOG’s Mystery Ride 9am HOG Wild Nights at the Bavarian Haus Mt Angel 4 - 7:30 PM 10:00a Roll-N-Ride Non-HOG Redwood Run June 13 Utah State HOG Rally June 16 June 17 Hell’s Canyon Rally June 18 The Corner Saloon Harley Nights 4-8pm (Wankers Corner) Hell’s Canyon Rally June 19 HOG Wild Nights at the Bavarian Haus Mt Angel 4 - 7:30 PM Tigard Hot Air Balloon Festival Nevada State HOG Rally Father’s Day Reno Rodeo June 22 June 23 Reno Rodeo Salem HD Fun Run June 24 June 25 The Corner Saloon Harley Nights 4-8pm (Wankers Corner) June 26 HOG Wild Nights at the Bavarian Haus Mt Angel 4 - 7:30 PM Redwood Run Hell’s Canyon Rally Spmc Rally & Music Festival Bike Event Tigard Hot Air Balloon Festival June 20 Salem HOG Friday Niter Nevada State HOG Rally Reno Rodeo Reno Rodeo Salem HD Band & Sales Event June 27 June 28 Salem HOG Friday Niter Washington State HOG Rally Washington State HOG Rally Montana State HOG Rally June 29 June 21 Nevada State HOG Rally Montana State HOG Rally Salem HD Band & Sales Event The Original Iron Horse Rodeo Non-HOG High Desert Motorcycle Rally Non-HOG June 30 The Original Iron Horse Rodeo Non-HOG High Desert Motorcycle Rally Non-HOG “Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity.” Hanlon’s Razor Natura ne tu forna est! 15 SALEM HARLEY-DAVIDSON. 3601 SILVERTON RD., NE, SALEM, OR 97303 PH: 503-363-0634 SALEM HARLEY OWNERS GROUP #1997 Patches and Pins Patches and the Salem HOG Chapter Pin are available at all chapter meetings. No matter what your preference, large or small, you will find the various patches on display with their prices. Checkout the display at the front table prior to the meeting, during the break, or immediately after the meeting. Large National HOG Patch Large Salem HOG Rocker Large Reflective National HOG Patch Small National HOG Patch Small Salem HOG Rocker Salem Chapter Pin How Can I Get the Newsletter? $20.00 $20.00 $25.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 2008 Calendars It is time once again to get ready for the new year. What better way to get ready to ring it in than with the new Salem HOG 2008 Calendar. While using the new calendar to set plans for new rides, you can be looking at those pictures of the great events and folks from 2007. To help expedite the purchase and delivery of the calendars by the December meeting, we are taking pre-orders. Your order can be made at the November meeting or by contacting Keith Harris. The cost should be about the same as last year (about $10), details to follow. Don’t wait; get your order in soon. There will be a limited number of calendars available. Contact Keith Harris at: [email protected] 503-829-7302 There are three ways for you to get the newsletter: 1) Pick it up at the monthly meeting, 2) See the full color version on the web site, and 3) if you can’t do either of the previous, it can be mailed to you. If you would like it mailed, contact the newsletter editor with your mailing information (Bob Fanshier - [email protected] - 503-580-6988)
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