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1 The Northern Lights Newsletter Gold Wing Road Riders Association Region B New York District Saratoga Springs, New York June 2017 Edition Chapter N Staff Directors Paul & Evelyn D Ambro (518) (518) Assistant Directors Bob & Kate Ludwig (518) Home (518) Treasurers Donna & Gary Cork (518) MEC Bobbi Hardman (518) Rider Educators Bob & Kelley Brown Newsletter Editors Steve & Katy Nutting Chapter of the Year Coordinators Pete & Marielle St-Amour Sunshine Dottie & Myron Benware Couple of the Year Gary & Donna Cork Ride Coordinators Peter & Linda Pileggi Webmasters Peter & Marielle St-Amour Dash for Cash Coordinator Gary & Donna Cork Not a member of GWRRA?? for a free trial Chapter N s Gathering s Time and Place Chapter N meets at the Malta Diner in Malta, NY, on the third Wednesday of the month. The next Chapter Gathering will be on June 21, 2017 Check out our webpage at Chapter N Dash for Cash Status: 17 points Executive Directors Ray & Sandi Garris director@gwrra.org NY District Staff Directors Shawn & Dawn Hayes Assistant Directors Ted & Janice Zamorski Alex & Natalie Borrero Treasurers Eileen & Tim Guile Educators John & Pam VanDeusen MEC Trish & Jim Thayer Trainers Shawn & Dawn Hayes Webmasters Clark & Linda Clemens CPR/First Aid Keith & Elaine Price Newsletter Publishers Gary & Donna Cork Couple of the Year Coordinators Open at this time Chapter of the Year Coordinators Pete & Marielle St-Amour Couple of the Year Shawn & Dawn Hayes

2 a note from your Chapter Director Hoping you all had a great holiday weekend. The opening ride to the Lake House was fun, the weather was good, roads where fun and even slightly funnier when Peter s GPS was confused. HELLO JUNE! Time is flying and it is hard to believe that June is here and so is Americade and Ice Cream Rides. J & M Audio has stepped up to the plate so to speak and offering GWRRA members with their membership card free admission at the gate to help celebrate their 30 th straight year at Americade. Chapter L will have their dinner at Sweet Basil at 4:30pm on Friday, June 9 th. Please reach out to Phil Coons at coonsie2@gmail.com. Chapter N will be doing the Americade sendoff breakfast again on Saturday, June 10 th at the Elks Club in Queensbury from 8 10 am. Hoping you can join us at the Elks on Saturday. Paul & Evelyn June 6 th

3 Chapter Weekend Trip August 10 to August 13, 2017 Laconia, New Hampshire One item, however, that requires your attention sooner than later is our overnight trip to Laconia New Hampshire on August 10 th 13 th. Yes, we are returning to Dave Smalley s favorite spot, Laconia New Hampshire. The place where his quest for an 1800 was first realized. We initially contacted the current owners Michael and Janet George of the Birchknoll Motel where we stayed our last trip four years ago, the owners offered us reasonable rates, however, we located another resort that has several benefits: 1. It is a minimum, based on accommodation, of $ less for the Thur. Sat. stay. 2. The cabins while rustic also have kitchenette facilities and small grills. 3. Some cabins are large enough for two or three couples or more so folks could share in expenses. Given the preceding we have selected Sun Valley Cottages as our home away from home. Right now they have very good availability of cabins. Since August is a busy time for all resort locations, we would like to have our reservations locked in by February 15 th for people to get an accommodation of their preference. We realize some folks may not want to commit this early to a trip in August, however, we need to get our rooms reserved while they have availability. The tentative schedule for the trip is as follows: Aug 10 th - Leave for Laconia with breakfast and lunch along the way Aug 11 th -Tour the White Mountain area including the Kancamagus Highway Aug11th - Dinner at Weathervane Weir Beach Aug 12 th - Plan your own activity or travel to North Conway for shopping for the co-riders at the outlets and White Horse Motorcycle Gear August 12 th -Dinner cruise on the ship Mt. Washington. Dinner and Rock & Roll Cruise is $57/person. Note: We would need to make reservations for the dinner cruise in May Details to come later. August 13 th Depart for home This is replay of our trip four years ago, so we hope you will join us. The contact information for the motel is: Sun Valley Cottages 686 Endicott St. North (Rt. 3) Weirs Beach, NH FAX: sunvalleycottages@myfairpoint.net When you call mention that you are with Chapter N of the Goldwing Road Riders Association

4 Friday June 2 nd 11 th Saturday June 3 rd Tuesday June 6 th 10 th Saturday June 10 th Tuesday June 13 th Wednesday June 14 th Saturday June 17 th Wednesday June 21 st Sunday June 25 th Wednesday June 28 th Sunday July 2 nd Saturday July 8 th Sunday July 9 th Thursday July 27 th 30 th Thursday Aug 10 th 13 th September 21 st thru 24 th Warrensburg Bike Week Chapter Ride Luck E Star Café & Warrensburg Bike rally Americade Americade Send Off Breakfast Retread Ride to Mulligans, Manchester, VT Ice Cream Ride to Bubbles, Mechanicville, NY Chapter Ride Mt. Trember Kaleidscope Chapter Gathering Chapter Ride Lunch at Otesaga Hotel. Cooperstown, NY Ice Cream Ride Martha s Chapter Ride Lake Placid Lunch at Lisa G s Chapter Ride Spaghetti Warehouse Region B Funday New England Districts Rally Chapter Trip to Laconia, NH Sun Valley Cottages NY/NJ Bi-State Convention PLEASE CHECK CHAPTER N S RIDE SCHEDULE FOR TIMES AND PLACES

5 Birthdays and Anniversaries Linda Gonyea June 4 th Doug & Barb Meyerhoff June 4 th Phil Gizzi June 12 th Steve & Katy Nutting June 12 th Michael Nutting June 13 th George & Elaine Cassant June 16 th Dottie Benware June 18 th Tom & Kim Burgoynne June 19 th Jesse & Cindy Fuller June 19 th Hank & Judy Dashnaw June 22 nd

6 JUNE JULY CHAPTER NY- N s 2017 RIDE SCHEDULE DATE DAY RIDE/EVENT MEETING LOCATION DEPARTURE TIME 6/2-6/11 Fri-Sun Warrensburg Bike Week Warrensburg, NY 6/3 Sat Chapter Ride Adirondacks, Lucky Star Diner & Warrensburg Bike Week vendors Exit 18 McDonald s 10:00 am 6/6-6/10 Tue-Sat Americade Lake George, NY 6/10 Sat Americade Send Off Breakfast Queensbury Elks Lodge 8:00am 6/13 Tue Retread Ride Lunch at Mulligans Exit 16 Stewart s 10:00 am (VT) 6/14 Wed Ice Cream Ride Bubbles Exit 16 Stewart;s 6:30 pm Mechanicville 6/17 Sat Chapter Ride Mt. Trember Exit 12 McDonald s 8:30 am Kaleidescope 6/21 Wed Chapter Gathering Malta Diner I-87 Exit 6:00 pm 12 6/25 Sun Chapter Ride Lunch at Otesaga Exit 12 McDonald s 9:00 am Hotel 6/28 Wed Ice Cream Ride Martha s Exit 16 Stewart s 6:30 pm 7/2 Sun Chapter Ride Lake Placid Exit 18 McDonald s 9:00 am Lisa G s 7/8 Sat Chapter Ride Spaghetti Warehouse Shopping Center behind Stewart s Rt. 29 & West Avenue, Saratoga Spgs. 9:00 am 7/9 Sun Region B Fun Day Greentown, PA Exit 12 McDonald s TBD 7/12 Wed Ice Cream Ride Mr. Bills So. Glens Exit 16 Stewart s 6:30 pm Falls 7/15 Sat Chapter Ride Naked Turtle Restaurant Plattsburgh, NY vis Chapter 18 McDonald s 8:30 am Burlington, VT & ferry ride across lake 7/16 Sun Ride for Kids Exits 12& 23 TBD McDonald s 7/19 Wed Chapter Gathering Malta Diner I-87 Exit 6:00 pm 12 7/22 Sat Chapter Picnic Moreau Town Park 11:00 am 7/25 Tue Retread Ride Walkway over Hudson River & River Exit 12 McDonald s 9:00 am Station Restaurant 7/26 Wed Ice Cream Ride Ice Cream Man Saratoga Springs Exit 16 Stewart s 6:30 pm 7/27-7/30 Thu-Sun New England Rally Sturbridge, MA Exit 12 McDonald s TBD 7/30 Sun Chapter Ride - TBD TBA 9:00 am

7 AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCT. 8/1 Tue Retread Ride Washington County Exit 16 Stewarts 9:00 am Lunch at Burger Den 8/6 Sun Adirondack Bingo Ride Exit 18 McDonald s 11:30 am 8/9 Wed Ice Cream Ride Rob & Deb;s Exit 16 Stewart s 6:30 pm 8/10 8/13 Thu-Sun Chapter Trip Laconia, NH Exit 18 McDonald s 8:30 am 8/16 Wed Chapter Gathering Malta Diner I-87 Exit 12 6:00 pm 8/19 Sat Motorcycle Safety Awareness Show Saratoga Race Track TBD 8/20 Sun Chapter Ride Kringle Candle Exit 12 McDonald s TBD 8/22 Tue Retread Ride Whetstone Exit 12 McDonald s 9:00 am Station Brattleboro, VT 8/23 Wed Ice Cream Ride Dairy Haus Exit 16 Stewart s 6:30 pm 8/27 Sun Chapter Ride Raquette Lake Brunch Cruise Exit 18 McDonald s 8:30 am 9/5 Tue Retread Ride Brook s Barbecue Exit 12 McDonald s 10:00 am Luncheon Ride 9/6 Wed Ice Cream Ride Cooper s Cave Exit 16 Stewart s 6:15 pm Chapter Ride Sugar & Spice 9/10 Sun Restaurant for breakfast / Vermont Exit 18 McDonald s 8:00 am Country Store for shopping & lunch 9/13 Wed Chapter Gathering (Moved to 2 nd Malta Diner I-87 Exit 6:00 pm week) 12 9/16 Sat Chapter Ride Fly Creek Cider Mill Exit 12 McDonald s 9:00 am 9/20 9/24 Wed- NY/NJ Bi-State Rally Exit 12 McDonald s TBD Sun 9/26 Tue Retread Ride Hick s Orchard Exit 16 Stewart s 10:00 am Granville 9/27 Wed Ice Cream Ride Country Drive In Exit 16 Stewart s 6:15 pm CP 10/3 Tue Retread Ride thru Adirondacks Exit 16 Stewart s 10:00 am Lunch at Boondock s Restaurant 10/8 Sun Closing Ride Fire and Ice Exit 18 McDonald s 9:00 am A Touching Golf Story Jeff stood over his tee shot on the 450 yard 18th hole for what seemed an eternity. He waggled, looked up, looked down, waggled again, but didn't start his back swing. Finally his exasperated partner Mel asked, 'What the hell is taking you so long?' 'My wife is watching me from the clubhouse balcony,' Jeff explained. 'I want to make a perfect shot.' His companion said, 'You don't have a chance in hell of hitting her from here.

8 June 2017 GWRRA Rider Educators Bob and Kelley Brown Rider Education Here we are writing the June newsletter, how time flies. It seems like just yesterday we were talking about snow and looking forward to some great riding weather. Well so far Kelley and I haven t been able to make any of those group rides. We hope to make the ride this coming weekend though. We have covered many different topics this year and were struggling to come up with ideas for this month s newsletter. After looking back at some of our past articles we decided to re-publish an article from one of our 2012 Newsletters. The topic of the article actually has come up several times during Team Riding and Road Captain courses over the years. Since many of our chapter members weren t able to participate in those classes this year we thought it would be appropriate to include in this newsletter. One other item brought up at our May chapter gathering was First Aid Kits. It was suggested that members carrying a first aid kit should carry the kit in the right side saddle bag for two wheelers and the right side of the center storage area on Trikes. This will make it easier for members to find in the event of an emergency

9 From the July 2012 Chapter N Newsletter Education is an ongoing process The dedication to rider education and group riding has really helped Chapter N members enjoy some great rides this year. We started out right with an excellent Road Captain Course in April and followed that up with several opportunities to practice during rides in May and June. The rides have varied in length, terrain and group size but all have gone relatively well. The Road Captains have practiced what they learned and so have the other members of the group. We couldn t do that without everyones commitment to safe riding and education. That doesn t mean we didn t have any problems, it means we don t ignore issues when they are identified. Instead we analyse the situation, develop a possible solution, train our members and evaluate the outcome. On our trip to Cooperstown in June we did have a minor collision between a guests two wheeler and a members trike. By minor I mean no one was hurt and all riders were able to complete the ride. I am sure the trike owner doesn t feel the ride went all that well now that he is going to need to contact his insurance company and arrange for body panel repairs. As group members we all have a responsibility to avoid these unpleasant and avoidable problems. This incident occurred during one of the more difficult parts of any ride. An intersection with a busy road, a stop sign and limited visibility. While coming to the stop sign and looking left for traffic, before proceding with a right turn into traffic, the two wheeler lost track of the trikes position just in front of him. When he thought it was clear to proceed (no oncoming traffic) he failed to notice the trike

10 still at the stop sign in front of him. By the time he noticed the trike it was too late to stop and he hit the rear right fender of the trike, cracking the fiberglass. To reduce the likely hood of this type of incident going forward the Chapter has added some additional items to our pre-ride brief and we will be discussing the following at the next several meetings. This should help reduce or eliminate these minor collisions at intersections. We will stress that it is each riders responsibility to ride his/her own ride. They are responsible to be in control of their machine at all times. We will stress that at stop signs it is each riders responsibility to stop and check traffic is clear both oncoming and at the stop sign. There will be no pressure for a quick stop and go. The group can always reform after the intersection if other traffic splits up the group or it gets too spread out. Safety is the primary concern here. Another contributing factor may have been that the group had informally started to announce all clear on the CB as they navigated an intersection. Thinking it would help the other riders still at the stop. Instead of helping we believe that it is actually causing a false sense of safety and may contribute to the tendency to perform a quick stop and go. The chapter will instead request members NOT make any announcements over the CB as they navigate an intersection unless they see a hazard such as an oncoming vehicle or obstruction. That should keep the airwaves clear for warning announcements and allow each rider/co-rider team to make there own assessment of whether it is clear to proceed. Group riding is very rewarding and enjoyable and that is the reason many of us have joined GWRRA. We must remember however that it is still an individual activity as well. Even though this article was written five years ago it is still applicable and we continue to follow the guidelines above at intersections. We also continue to stress that members must ride there own ride. Don t forget - Dress for the Slide not the Ride. Bob and Kelley Brown Chapter N Educators

11 Getting to know Bobbi Hardman, Chapter N s MEC As a life-long resident of New York State, I moved around quite a bit during my younger years because of my dad s job. Thanks to him, I was spared big city life and was able to enjoy the scenic countryside and slower pace of upstate New York, which provide me with many fond childhood memories. Once in high school, I was very active in sports, dance and the chess club. I deliberated on whether to go to college or business school and eventually decided to become an administrative assistant. It was a decision that has served me well, as I have over 40 years of experience in my chosen field. I ve worked for major Fortune 500 companies, a millionaire, in academia and banking, the stock market, just to name a few. I m just a few years short of retirement from SUNY and plan to move to the Southwest at that time so that I can ride my bike all year long. Having ridden as a passenger for 7 years, I decided to try soloing on my own bike in When my ex-husband and I split up (he s still my good friend and riding companion), we made a deal that I d help him move if he would teach me how to ride. I took the MSF beginner course and at the same time practicing in a parking lot for a month on my Honda Rebel before venturing out on the road. Within two years of getting my license, I decided to compete in Americade s King and Queen contest on my Honda Shadow VT600 and was crowned 2001 Americade Queen. What an awesome experience that was for that year! That s when I joined GWRRA and have participated with Chapters F, Y, G and now N in every capacity except Chapter Director. My passion is riding my bike; and when I retire, I plan to do a 4-corners USA tour. My goal is to do it on a Goldwing trike with a trailer over a 3-month period. I treasure my family gatherings and love spending time with my mother, daughter and son-in-law, two grandsons, brother, sister-in-law, niece and nephew. I also enjoy dancing, horseback riding, bowling (264 high game), gardening, music and trivia. For a while, I took tap and modern jazz lessons and even competed in a dance competition on Broadway, and my group took 2 nd Place Regional Grand Championship and 1 st Place in our Senior Division. After retiring, I plan on volunteering at animal shelters, the soup kitchen, and will join the Patriot Guard Riders.

12 Motorcycles - Parts and Accessories For Sale: 2007 Gold Wing Trike. Dark Cherry. California Side Car (Viper) Package was new last year. Triked by Two Brothers. Level 4 Gold Wing Package (ABS, Heated seats, heated grips, GPS, many, many lights, passenger arm rests, heel and toe shifts, driver highway pegs, etc.) Please contact Myron Benware at workhorse75@msn.com or for details. Trailer hitch for a 2 wheel, 1500 Gold Wing motorcycle. Excellent condition. Price: $30.00 Contact: Dave twogwriders@hotmail.com

13 OPENING RIDE JUNE 2 ND IS

14 2017 New England District Rally 2017

15 sturbridge, ma, july 27, 28 & 29, 2017

16 Sturbridge Host Hotel ~ 366 Main St. Sturbridge MA, ~ Ph. (508) Rooms $98/night plus tax. Mention "GWRRA" for Group Rate **If you have special needs such as: FULL RALLY REGISTRATION INCLUDES Friday Night Ice Cream Social - Friday Night Light Parade - Classroom Seminars - Access to Vendors - Awards - Door Prizes - Self and Guided Tours - Rally Bars Daily 50/50 Drawings - Banquet Dinner Saturday Night (first 400 pre-registrations) - and much, much MORE! ONE-DAY RALLY PASS for $10.00 INCLUDES All events for that day up until 5 PM & the ice cream social (Friday night only) NOTE: *NO ON-SITE FULL REGISTRATIONS **(All information subject to change) ***Mileage and age awards will be awarded to pre-registered participants only Special Drawing!!! All FULL RALLY REGISTRATIONS received no later than June 1, 2017 will be eligible to win a Full Registration + One refund, value of up to $100, depending on number and type of registration(s). ~ Winner will be drawn at Saturday night banquet! ~ For Additional Rally Information, Please Contact: MA District Directors Kevin & Georgia LeBlond (978) or gwrra.mad@outlook.com Check us out online at

17 2017 NEW ENGLAND DISTRICTS RALLY REGISTRATION FORM LIABILITY RELEASE I/we have read and understand this application. I/we hereby agree to conform and comply with the ideals governing this rally and agree to hold harmless GWRRA, co-sponsoring organizations, and any property owners for any loss or injury to self or property in which I/we may become involved by reason of participation in this rally. I/we also agree to assume responsibility for any property that I/we knowingly damage. Rider Signature / / Ride Name (print) Age (optional) GWRRA # Exp. Date Date Address City State Zip Code (required) Phone # District & Chapter Position Co-Rider Signature Date / / Co-Rider Name (print) Age (optional) GWRRA # Exp. Date Co-Rider Address (if different from Rider) City State Zip Code Co-Rider Phone # District & Chapter Position Direct Mileage to Rally (Motorcycle Ridden) Rally Registrations: Number of Full Registrations REGISTRATION INFORMATION GWRRA ($55) Life Member ($50) Non-GWRRA ($65) Child ($30) Saturday Night Meal # Beef # Chicken Total for Registrations $ Optional Friday Dinner (Light Mexican fare, hot dogs and hamburgers): Number of registrations $20.00/pp) Total Number Total for Dinner $ Rally Shirts (shade apple green) # of Polo Shirts/color Small Medium Large XL $23 Each $ 2X 3X $25 Each $ # of Hi-Vis Shirts Long Sleeve Small Medium Large XL $25 Each $ 2X 3X $27 Each $ # of Hi-Vis Shirts Short Sleeve Small Medium Large XL $20/Each $ _2X 3X $22/Each $ *Shirts are short sleeve polo s add l products Long Sleeve/Short Sleeve Hi-Vis Orange TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED $ Cancellations in writing will be accepted if postmarked by July 5, 2017 and is subject to a $5.00 handling fee. No other method of cancellation will be accepted All information subject to change Checks made payable to: Please Mail to: New England Districts Rally Georgia LeBlond 63 Endmoor Road Westford, MA 01886

18 Bi-State Rally Resort Style Atmosphere Waterfalls Spa I N B E A U T I F U L Cortland, New York September 21-23, 2017 All Rooms and Suites $ plus tax, includes 2 free breakfasts per night! Director's dunk-tank, bonfire, outside and inside vendors, family picnic games, ice cream social, Adventure Park discounts, seminars, Grand 50-50, Chapter Pride tables, NY&NJ Couple of the Year selection, and Saturday evening GWRRA family picnic! Destination rides through scenic countryside to discover unique Central NY points of interest! Call Hope Lake Lodge, 2177 Clute Rd. Cortland, NY at (800) Mention GWRRA to get group rate!!! For Additional Rally Information, please contact: New York District Director Shawn Hayes at gwrrany.ny.director@gmail.com or (716) Zip Line & Rope Course 4 Amazing Zip Lines

19 Hope Lake Lodge & Indoor Waterpark 2017 GWRRA NY/NJ BI-STATE RALLY ROOM RATES Stoney Brook Corporate Room (2 types) - Sleeps up to 4 people Full kitchen, queen Murphy bed, queen sleeper sofa, full bath, flat screen TV, and DVD player $ (regular rate) GWRRA rate is $109.00!!! (17 rooms available) NO kitchen, queen bed, queen sleeper sofa, full bath, flat screen TV, and DVD player $159.00(regular rate) GWRRA rate is $109.00!!! (19 rooms available) Stoney Brook Traditional Room - Sleeps up to 4 people Two queen beds, full bath, flat screen TV, and DVD player $ (regular rate) GWRRA rate is $109.00!!! (24 rooms available) Northwoods Suite - Sleeps up to 4 people Set up like a studio apartment with a queen bed, queen sleeper sofa, dining area, full kitchen, full bath, fireplace, flat screen TV, and DVD player $ (regular rate) GWRRA rate is $109.00!!! (29 rooms available) Roaring Brook Suite (w/upstairs loft) Sleeps up to 6 people Suite has a semi-private upstairs loft with a queen bed and ¾ bath, main floor living area has queen sleeper sofa, queen Murphy bed, fireplace, dining area, full kitchen, full bath, and f $ (regular rate) GWRRA rate is $109.00!!! (12 rooms available) Loon Hollow/Ledge Rock Suites Sleeps up to 6 people Suite has a queen bed in private bedroom, living area with queen sleeper sofa, queen Murphy bed, fireplace, dining area, full kitchen, full bath, and $ (regular rate) GWRRA rate is $109.00!!! (25 rooms available) Eagles Nest Suite (w/upstairs loft) Sleeps up to 8 people Suite has a semi-private upstairs loft with a queen bed and full bath w/jetted tub; main floor has a private bedroom with queen bed and full bath; main floor living area has queen sleeper sofa, queen Murphy bed, fireplace, dining area, and full kitchen, and f $ (regular rate) GWRRA rate is $109.00!!! (6 rooms available) All room rates are $ tax per night. Each room includes 2 free breakfast vouchers per room, per night. Call (800) for reservations as soon as possible. These rooms will sell out fast. Make sure you mention GWRRA to get the discounted room rate!!! Above rates do not include applicable 13% tax and 6% resort fee All hotel group rates include pool/hot tub use only. Water Park admission is available at a discount. To view the various suite styles, visit GREEK PEAK MOUNTAIN RESORT 2177 CLUTE ROAD / CORTLAND, NY / TEL: (800) / FAX: (607)

20 2017 NY/NJ BI-STATE RALLY REGISTRATION FORM LIABILITY RELEASE I/we have read and understand this application. I/we hereby agree to conform and comply with the ideals governing this rally and agree to hold harmless GWRRA, co-sponsoring organizations, and any property owners for any loss or injury to self or property in which I/we may become involved by reason of participation in this rally. I/we also agree to assume responsibility for any property that I/we knowingly damage Rider Name (printed): Date: Rider Signature: Age (optional): GWRRA #: Exp. Date Address: City: State: Zip: (required): Phone #: District and Chapter: Position: Co-Rider Name (printed): Date: Co-Rider Signature: Age (optional): GWRRA #: Exp. Date Address: City: State: Zip: (required): Phone #: District and Chapter: Position: Rally Registrations (if not postmarked by September 1, 2017 add $10.00 to each cost below): Ultimate Registration (includes everything!!! - Thursday dinner, ice cream social, and Saturday Banquet) Number of GWRRA ($75) Life Member ($70) Non-GWRRA ($85) Child ($50) $ Full Registration (includes Thursday ice cream social only and Saturday Banquet (Family Picnic) Number of GWRRA ($55) Life Member ($50) Non-GWRRA ($65) Child ($35) Day Passes Thursday Day Pass ($25) (includes ice cream social) Friday Day Pass ($20) Saturday Day Pass ($45 includes Family Picnic Dinner) Optional Thursday Dinner (Brick Oven Pizza, Baked Ziti, Meatballs, Greek Salad, and Desserts): ($25.00/per person) Total Number Total for Optional Dinner $ $ $ 50/50 Tickets (1 strip is 15 tickets. Cost is $5.00 per strip. This is 5 FREE tickets!!! (MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN) Daily 50/50 - Number of strips for which day Thurs Fri Sat GRAND 50/50 - Number of strips at $5.00 each $ $ Level IV Breakfast (Sunday morning - may bring ONE non-level IV guest, includes additional omelet station): Level IV Number Guest attending: Yes No Total for breakfast $_ FREE Medic First Aid Basic Plus Course (Thursday, Sept. 21st) (Refund mailed after completion) Number of GWRRA $25.00 Number of Non-GWRRA $30.00 Advanced Rider Course 1 (two wheels only) (Co-Riders FREE) (Seminar portion on Thursday, September 21st and range portion on Friday, September. 22nd) Number of GWRRA $25.00 Number of Non-GWRRA $30.00 Advanced Rider Course 2 (two wheels only) (Co-Riders FREE) (Seminar portion on Friday, September 22nd and range portion on Saturday, September. 23rd) Number of GWRRA $25.00 Number of Non-GWRRA $30.00 $ $ $

21 Rally Shirts (Quality embroidered Dri-Tek short sleeve polo shirts. Shirt order MUST be received by Aug 6, 2017): Number of Men s Shirts Small Medium Large $25 each $ 2XL $28 each $ Number of Ladies Shirts Small Medium Large $25 each $ 2XL $28 each $ TOTAL AMOU NT ENCLOSED $ Cancellation in writing will be accepted if postmarked by August 21, 2017 and is subject to a $10.00 handling fee. No other method of cancellation will be accepted All information subject to change Make checks payable to: GWRRA New York District FOR OFFICE USE ONLY # Date Rec d Please Mail This Form and Check To: Eileen Guile 7 Mountain View Terrace Ballston Lake, NY Amount: $ confirmation sent:

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23 GWRRA NY District and NY Chapter"N" Would like to offer our Gratitude to Scotty's Restaurant for their generous support Wilton Travel Plaza, Scotty'sRestaurant 215Ballard Road Wilton, N.Y

24 Capt. Rob Brileya Lake George, New York GWRRA# www.lakegeorge-fishing.com Lake Trout, Salmon& Bass