Woodtick Wheelers ATV/OHM Club
Save The Date!
May 6th, 2017 - Spring Meeting & Pancake
Breakfast
The Woodtick Wheelers ATV/OHM Club will hold its Spring Meeting
& Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, May 6th, from 9 to 11 a.m, at
Lewie Schrupp’s garage (same location as last year). It will be
followed by a club ride in the Chippewa National Forest to Huddle’s Resort
on Leech Lake. Meeting features free pancake breakfast, free trail
maps and DNR reg books, trail updates, 2017 club ride schedule and new
club gear.
The trail ride takes just 30-40 minutes, and will be in honor of
Roy Huddle, who passed away this winter. At Huddles, enjoy visiting
with club members over lunch. We need 12 volunteers to help clean the
ditch of our Adopt-A-Highway section of State 200. It takes just
30-45 minutes, and the club pays for lunch for the volunteers. Pickup
tools and bags provided. Club pays for lunch for the highway
cleanup volunteers. And there’s a prize for the best “treasure” found in
the ditch. In the past the winning find has included brand new bungie
cords, duck decoys
and fishing gear still in packages.
Ride or trailer your ATV to the meeting. Directions from
Hackensack:East on Cty 5 for 2.5 miles, left (north) on Cty 122 for 3 miles,
road turns west (Stony Drive), 1 mile to 3879 Stony Drive (before the
Y). Watch for signs to meeting and to trailer parking area. For
more information, send email to club president Dave Halsey or
vice president Andy Becker.Thanks for supporting the club! ‘Like’ us on Facebook and
visit WoodtickWheelers.com. Send us your ideas, places you’d like to
ride, menu items for ride lunches, and other comments!
Your Woodtick Wheelers Board:
Dave Halsey, President dvhalsey@gmail.com, 612-723-1987; Andy Becker, Vice President, hackbilly1@gmail.com; Mike Ebinger, Treasurer, Membership mebinger48@gmail.com; Sherrie Gayken, Secretary; Ed Anderson, Dick Buche, Sue Buche, Scott Meyers, Dave Shaw
Woodtick Wheelers ATV Club
P.O. Box 83
Hackensack, MN 56452
Thanks to a Polaris Trails grant, the Woodtick Wheelers were able to purchase a Polaris Sportsman 110 EFI to be used for youth safety training.
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