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September 2018 www.pasn w. rg Keystone Snowmobiler September 2018 Page 2 PSSA DIRECTORS REGIONAL DIRECTORS PSSA BOARD COMMITTEES (Term Expires at Annual Spring Meeting) REGION 1 PRESIDENT: Chuck Thompson (2021, Erie Co.) Elizabeth Krug, President, Membership/Finances Administrators: Liz Krug (2019, Erie Co.) 12800 Rt. 6 Kathy Woolever 9820 Lake Pleasant Road Corry, PA 16407 Ex-Officio of all Standing Committees Phone: (814) 462-5613 Maura Donley Erie, PA 16509 [email protected] Cell Phone: (814) 464-3971 Richard East (Ass’t Director, 2021, Erie Co.) STANDING COMMITTEES: PSSA [email protected] 2346 Bliley Road VICE-PRESIDENT: Erie, PA 16510 Executive, Finance, Trails, Public 42 West Main Street James Wolfe (2020, Elk Co.) Phone: (814) 882-7473 Palmyra, PA 17078 1384 Route 66 [email protected] Affairs, Fund Raising, Safety, Website DeYoung, PA 16728 REGION 2 1-717-461-7761 Phone: (814) 968-5469 VACANT [email protected] Executive Committee EMAIL: [email protected] SECRETARY: REGION 3 Grants Administrator Charles Walter (2021, Wayne County) Elected Directors of the Board of Directors David E. McCarty (2020, Westmoreland Co.) Julie McKenzie 171 St Mary Church Rd 2533 Harrison City Road Lake Ariel PA 18436 Export, PA 15632 Elizabeth Krug, President (2019), Chair 908 North 2nd Street Phone: (570) 689-4788 Phone: (412) 480-7068 Cell: (570) 877-0244 [email protected] Harrisburg, PA 17102 walter.charles@rocketmail .com REGION 4 VACANT (EAST) 1-717-236-2050 Ext. 117 TREASURER: Finance Committee Arline LaTourette (2020, Wayne County) EMAIL: [email protected] 792 Torrey Road Larry Martin (2021, WEST) Arline LaTourette (2020),Chair [email protected] Honesdale, PA 18431 1008 Orr Ave. Phone: (570) 729-7865 Kittanning, Pa. 16201 [email protected] Phone: (724) 664-5492 directorS: [email protected] INFORMATION Terry Wood (2021) REGION 5 Trails Committee PSSA Website: 8622 Hickory Hollow Drive Travis Mathna (2020, Adams Co.) Chardon, OH 44024 1110 Upper Bermudian Rd. Elizabeth Krug (2019), Chair www.pasnow.org Phone: (440) 867-8682 Gardners, PA 17324 Phone: (717) 677-8089 PSSA Facebook: [email protected] [email protected] Don Mosier (2019, Erie County) REGION 6 www.facebook.com/pasnow 4251 Greenlee Rd. VACANT Fund Raising Committee McKean, PA 16426 “Pennsylvania Snowmobiling” Phone: (814) 476-7984 [email protected] Nathan Eckhart, CPA (Ass’t Director, Lehigh Co.) Charles Walter (2021), Chair EMAIL: [email protected] Richard Hayes (2020, Allegheny County) 4935 Abbey Road 2485 Parkview Lane Coplay, PA 18037 (717-461-7761) Allison Park, PA 15101 Phone: (610) 262-0281 Phone: (412) 735-6716 Fax: (610) 262-0281 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Safety Committee REGION 7 (717-236-2050 ext. 127) VACANT Don Mosier (2019), Chair [email protected] REGION 8 (Toll Free – 1-888-411-PSSA (7772)) Janet Auker (2019, Lancaster Co.) 112 Homestead Drive [email protected] Stevens, PA 17578 Website Committee Phone: (717) 336-1061 (717-633-5051) Fax: (717) 336-0362 Kathy Woolever - website administrator [email protected] American Council of Snowmobile Associations Doug Blauch (Ass’t Director, Lebanon Co.) 40 Clover Lane Larry Martin (2021), Chair (ACSA) Jonestown, PA 17038 Phone: 717-383-3559 www.snowmobilers.org [email protected] International Snowmobile Manufacturers REGION 9 Tim Holtz (2021, Cambria County) Public Affairs Committee Association (ISMA) PO Box 174 Patton, PA 16668 Richard Hayes (2020) www.snowmobile.org PENNSYLVANIA STATE 814-330-2182 [email protected] SNOWMOBILE REGION 10 vacant This issue mailed on or before August 30th. ASSOCIATION, INC. REGION 11 PO Box 10126 Scott Watkins (2020, Bradford County) 1265 Watkins Hill Road Erie, PA 16514 Columbia Cross Roads, PA 16914 TOLL FREE: 1-888-411-PSSA (7772) Phone: 570-297-4018 FAX: 1-814-824-5461 Cell: 570-529-5375 [email protected] EMAIL: [email protected] REGION 12 Clinton LaTourette (2021, Wayne Co.) w w w . p a s n o w . o r g 792 Torrey Road Honesdale, PA 18431 Phone: (570) 729-7865 THE KEYSTONE SNOWMOBILER [email protected] published monthly by HARTMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY 2286 Black Rock Road Snow Angels CHAIRPERSONS: Kelly Watkins Hanover, PA 17331 1265 Watkins Hill Road Phone & FAX: (717) 633-5051 Columbia Cross Roads, PA 16914 DISCLAIMER: The contents of advertisements which appear Phone: (570) 297-4018 E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] in the Keystone Snowmobiler are solely the responsibility Loretta Hayes of the advertisers. Appearances of an advertisement RENEW OR JOIN PSSA ON 2485 Parkview Lane in the Keystone Snowmobiler does not constitute a EDITORS: Peggy & Henry Hartman Allison Park, PA 15101 recommendation or endorsement by the Keystone MATERIALS DEADLINE: Phone: (412) 496-7615 Snowmobiler, Hartman Publishing Company, OUR WEBSITE [email protected] Pennsylvania State Snowmobile Association, Henry 10th of month Hartman, Peggy Hartman, or any staff member or www.pasnow.org preceding issue contributor, of the goods or services offered therein. Page 3 September 2018 Keystone Snowmobiler local DCNR representative. There are strict requirements for steel/aluminum content as READER ADS MOVING well as location of assembly. 7th Annual Shade Mountain Vintage Snowmobile Show & Swap Meet, Saturday, September One of the few events that PSSA 29th 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Food on site. Located at Star Hollow Candle Company, 93 Bickel sponsors each year is the “Clean Snowmobile Road, Middleburg PA 17842, off Route 104 behind L & L Market. For more information, call FORWARD Challenge”. It is a competition held among Bob at 570-743-7710 or Pam at 570-837-3850. college/university students at Michigan Tech on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan each 2000 Kodiak Alum Enclosed Trailer, Tandem Axle, Good Condition. March. The goal is to lower sound, reduce 1999 Polaris Trail Touring 500 cc; studs; 4025 mi. emissions, and increase fuel economy etc. 1997 Polaris XLT SP LTD; studs; 5136 mi. thru research and testing of snowmobile $3000.00, OBO. Call Bill at 717-278-1747 or email: [email protected] engines and components. This competition is the result of the need to improve the above 2012 Polaris 600 Rush, 1800 miles, excellent condition, reverse, hand warmers, thumb and meet strict standards for snowmobile use warmer, elect face shield hook up, electric start, studded track, extra belt, dual carbides, all in Yellowstone. Many of our club members miles in Canada, $5200.00 O.B.O., 610-416-1010. Congratulations to the winners of the benefitted from this competition by being recent Voucher Raffle. The Pennsylvania State able to ride in Yellowstone this past winter. Your ad can be seen here too! Snowmobile Association (PSSA) uses these Thank you for the sponsors and volunteers Rates are 50 cents per word with a $10 minimum. funds to help promote snowmobile recreation who help with this event. Send ad copy with payment by the 10th of the month to: in Pennsylvania. We thank you for your Clubs have been working during the hot Hartman Publishing Company 2286 Black Rock Road • Hanover PA 17331 participation. The winners are announced summer months to improve, expand and or call or fax 717-633-5051 • e-mail—[email protected] elsewhere in the Keystone Snowmobiler. maintain our trail system. Volunteers have PSSA lost a good friend to all snowmobilers donated thousands of hours and dollars to with the passing of Representative “Flo” make trails safe and available to the general Fabrizio of Erie. He and his wife took the time public. Please support our clubs and business to visit the Presque Isle Snowmobile Club and partners. take a ride. Flo also helped with initiating The planning for the PowerSport Show contact with the Legislature to start work the last weekend of October continues. Please on a proposal to increase the Registration volunteer your time to help. See the ad in the Fee. This project is now being researched by Keystone Snowmobiler. Representative Ryan Bizzarro of Erie. You can HELP - Spread the word, we need Recently PSSA announced a small amount to increase our membership in PSSA. of money remaining from two previous mini- grant rounds. Several clubs applied for these Liz Krug, President mini-grant funds. The Mini-grant Committee Think Snow (for next winter) met and reviewed requests. Unfortunately the requests far exceeded the money available. Priorities were given to trail maintenance Plan Ahead: and grooming requests. The Board recently PowerSport Show approved the recommendations of the Mini- October 26, 27, 28 grant Committee. We are now waiting for Lebanon Expo Center - same as last year. approval from DCNR to proceed with the projects. Clubs who did not receive the full Membership Meeting grant amount may apply again in a future April 27, 2019 - 9am round. Ramada Golf and Conference Center Last week I was approached by a club University Park - same as this year. to change the Region for which the club was designated years ago. Since their trails have changed they are more closely aligned with another region. Consequently, the Board is now reviewing the possibility of making changes in the Regions of PSSA. These Regions were drawn many years ago. Some clubs and locations have changed. Rich Hayes, a member of the Executive Board, was appointed to Chair a committee to review the Regions and make recommendations to the Board. If you have any suggestions send them to Rich ([email protected]). Clubs who are making plans to purchase a groomer/drag or other equipment which use steel/aluminum should contact their Keystone Snowmobiler September 2018 Page 4 SNOWMOBILE SALES OUTPERFORM ECONOMIC GROWTH WORLDWIDE CHICKAREE RIDGE Ed Klim, President The snowmobile industry reports that These active, involved, outdoor enthusiasts HASLETT, MI, registered snowmobiles in North America build the trails and support snowmobiling RUNNERS SMC August 2, 2018: A long remained at 2 million registered snowmobiles.
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