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SOUTHERN NEVADA CHAPTER, INC #2735
ROAD CAPTAINS
Robert Baldwin
Jim Brown
Dennis Crittenden
Sandi Edge
Roger Ellison
Rex Derby
Mark Hastie
Karen Heriford
Rod "Ducky" Heriford
Jason Jenkins
Jim "Speedo" Larson
Dale Lea
Glen Oelrich
Ron Peterson
Larry Preston
Randy Roberts
Dirk Smith
Paul Smith
Dick Wells
Don Wilkins
Bruce Krampetz T
AMBASSADORS
Beverly Muise-Madrid Editor Claudia Smith Activities Nancy DeViese Ladies of Harley Sonya Gale Membership
Rolando Adriano Lead Photographer Sharon Gordon Mel Johanson Chester McQuillen Photographers Jay Gordon Merchandise
Dan Jackson Jim Berry Jim Jones Jim Mounsey Lou Lorenzo Philippe Dartois “Firewood” Robinson Rodney Banks Sharon Derby Susy Hopper Wendy Smith
Director
Roddy Hopper 509-953-3451
Assistant Director Sal Sapien
702-768-9231 [email protected]
Secretary
Debbie Dartois [email protected]
Treasurer
Kathy Roberts [email protected]
Dealer Representative
Steve Ritchey 702-327-6100
[email protected] [email protected]
2017 S.N.H.O.G. Officers
SILVER EAGLE NEWS
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DIRECTORS SADDLE
Remember ALL RIDES Are Alcohol Free!!!
If you see one of our members enjoying adult beverages in our photos, it is either not a riding event, or in the event of an overnighter, we have reached our destination. For any questions or
concerns about a ride contact our Lead Road Captain Jim “Speedo” Larson [email protected]
Here we are in fall, the leaves are changing colors, the air is crisp in the mornings, pleasant tem-peratures and the days are shorter. But this is the perfect time to ride! There are great rides on the chapter calendar. We are fortunate to live in an area of the country that we can ride 365 days a year. When I lived in Spokane, WA. I would put my HOG to rest in October and would not dust the cobwebs off until March, sometime April! So, come on out and ride and enjoy the year round riding that Las Vegas offers.
Also, as I said in the last newsletter all chapter officer positions are open, take the time to talk with current officers about the positions. You will find it is a very rewarding experience to be an officer and making a difference. We have two great local dealerships (LVHD & RRHD) that we call home. The staff and mangers at both dealerships care about us.
Be Safe, Ride Safe Roddy Director
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ROAD CAPTAIN’S NEWS
Safety Gear Whether you are on a long-distance ride or just taking a short ride around the corner, one of the most important things you can do is dress for safety. As a life-long dirt bike rider I have had ample opportunity to put theory into practice when it comes to protection during a fall. What I have learned (mostly the hard way) is that safety gear is the single most important investment for any motorcycle rider. I learned at a very early age that self preservation on a motorcycle begins with getting dressed. Dress for the weather and dress for the ride. Plan for the worst case and carry the gear you may need to encounter changing weather. Minimal riding gear con-sists of a helmet, gloves and boots. There is a myriad of other gear for your protection and com-fort. What you use is a personal choice based on your budget and sense of style.
Helmets are, without a doubt, the most effective gear you can wear in terms of safety. Proper fit is critical. Heads come in all shapes and sizes. Make sure to try on several helmets until you find one that fits your head properly. The helmet should be snug enough that you cannot turn it with your hands while holding your head still, but it should also still feel comfortable. Try a few helmets on for size, and check that the one you choose doesn't move too much in any direction, either side to side or up and down. Make sure
the helmet sits squarely on your head and check for pressure points that will become uncomfortable during the ride. If choosing a full face or modular hel-met be aware of the inherent reduction in peripheral vision. Make sure you can fully turn your head and neck to maintain your field of vision. Only purchase a helmet that meets Snell or Department of Transportation safety standards.
Your hands are the first thing to touch down in any crash. Motorcycle gloves should fully cover your fingers, palm, the back of your hands and your wrists. For a glove to remain on your hand in a crash, it needs a retention strap around the wrist. Consider this feature a minimum entry point for any riding glove. Look for strong, abrasion-resistant materials and strong, protected stitching. While most motorcycle gloves have special armor for the knuckles, it’s the
base of your palm that needs protection the most. Look for materials that will slide rather than catch on the pavement and that can provide some impact protection. Make sure any glove you choose allow you unimpeded operation of the controls. Protect your feet! Boots make a big difference. Motorcycle footwear is de-signed to give good traction on paved surfaces, be oil resistant, and not inter-fere with pegs, shifters, brakes and other appendages on your bike. In a riding boot, you want soles that prevent twisting. Frequently, that’s accomplished with a metal plate running through the sole. Strong heel and toe boxes also help lock your feet in and reduce the force of impacts to those areas. Armor over the ankle and shin protects those areas. Any boot considered for riding a motorcycle should lace tightly to a point above the ankle. Anything less and it will likely fly off in an accident.
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Even a minor spill on a bike can lead to major road rash if you are not suitably protected. Standard jeans or
other heavy pants will protect your legs from most of the bugs and dirt but if you are taking to the highways
and riding for speed, traditional jeans do not offer the resistance to abrasion that a well-designed
pair of motorcycle pants can provide. You can find armored jeans that combine good looks with
solid protection. Leather or synthetic materials such as Kevlar or Cordura offer superior abra-
sion resistance. A jacket is probably the most stylistic piece of safety equipment you can own.
There are limitless choices but you are best served by choosing one made specifically for motor-
cycle riding.
Again, synthetic materials or leather offer the most abrasion resistance for protection during a
fall. Body armor can absorb and distribute the energy transferred to the rider during a fall or
high-speed dismount. When possible, you should purchase gear with body armor incorporated into the design.
Comfortable, well-fitting outerwear will allow you freedom of movement to safely operate your motorcycle.
High visibility or fluorescent armbands, vests or other outerwear can also provide an additional level of safety.
Eye protection is another critical piece of safety equipment. Whether you wear corrective
eyewear or are blessed with perfect vision, protecting your eyesight is one of the most
effective things you can do to ride safely. Impact and wind-resistant sunglasses or gog-
gles or helmet shields are mandatory. Dirt, debris or insects impacting your eyes at any
speed can cause you to lose sight (temporarily or permanently). Regular annual eye ex-
ams should be considered mandatory for safe motorcycle riding. Reduced vision can lead
to an exponential decrease in ride safety.
The decisions you make in getting dressed before a ride, any ride, can lead to life altering consequences. In-
vest in quality, proper fitting safety gear and use it for its intended purpose. Get out and ride, there is very little
in life that can give you the same feeling of freedom and peace.
Dale Lea Road Captain
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Southern Nevada H.O.G. October 2017
LVHD Las Vegas Harley Davidson - 5191 S Las Vegas Blvd RRHD Red Rock Harley Davidson - 2260 S Rainbow Blvd SILHC Silverton Hotel & Casino - I-15 South/Blue Diamond Road ABD Albertson's Shopping Center - Blue Diamond/Decatur ABC Albertson's Shopping Center - Boulder City ISK Iron Skillet - I-15 North/Speedway Exit ANW Albertson's Northwest - Farm Rd off US95/Durango
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
2 3
Primary Board
Meeting
6pm RRHD
4
5
Road Captain Meeting
6:00pm Blue Ox
6
BIKE FEST 2017
7
BIKE FEST 2017
8
Death Valley Rhyolite/
Beatty
8:00am ABD
9
Columbus
Day
10
General Membership
Meeting
6:30pm RRHD
11 12
13 14
Red-Rock-Tober Fest Poker Run
9:00am RRHD
15
16 17 18
Meet-n-Eat Fiesta
Spring Mtn/Ranbow
6:30pm
19 20 21
Winslow AZ Overnight
Trip
7:00 ABC
22
Return from Winslow AZ
23 24
Speedo's Mid-Week
Ride
8:00am ABC
25 26 27 28
Nation of Patriots Ride
TBD ISK
29
Progressive Dinner
TBD
30
Nevada Day
31
SUBJECT
TO
CHANGE
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Death Valley/Rhyolite/Beatty - October 8th - Sunday Hugs-n-Handshakes: 7:00am - 7:45am Briefing: 7:45 am Departure: 8:00 am Location: ABD Join us as we travel through Death Valley on a scenic ride up to the old ghost town of Ryholite Nevada. We will have time to explore this cute town then a gas stop in Beatty at the famous Candy Store - so we all can stock up! Then back into town! General Membership Meeting - October 10- Tuesday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 5:30pm- 6:30pm Time: 6:30pm Location: RRHD Merchandise Table Open at 5:30pm Come early to mingle with all your SNHOG Family before the meeting - This month we are at Red Rock Harley Davidson on Rainbow/Sahara. We meet in the back-conference room - come early to shop or browse their latest merchandise and parts. This store will be closed by the time our meeting gets out. We will get the latest on the upcoming rides, news, events and of course dessert to celebrate all the October birthdays. Red Rocktober Fest Poker Run - October 14 - Saturday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 8:00am - 8:45am Briefing: 8:45am Leave: 9:00am Location: RRHD We will support our Dealership for this event and ride the poker run as a chapter group. Register online or the morning of the event, just make sure you are ready for the briefing and departure with the group. The last few poker runs someone from our group has won!! Let’s continue that tradition!
Meet-n-Eat at Fiesta Mexicana Restaurant - October 18 - Wednesday Hugs-n-Handshakes: 5:30-6:30pm Seating at 6:30pm Location: Fiesta Mexicana Mexican Restaurant (Rainbow/Spring Mountain) 3553 S Rainbow Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89103 (702) 362-0172) We are trying out a new restaurant in town. Ride or Drive. it doesn't matter. just come out for a mid week din-
ner with your SNHOG family. One lucky member will be the "Dinner Winner" and the chapter will pick up
your bill!
10 COMMANDMENTS OF RIDING
1. Be on Time 6. Carry Your Own Gear 2. Be Prepared 7. Watch Where You Park 3. Give a Helping Hand 8. Be Rider Aware 4. Communicate Intentions 9. Have Fun 5. Think of Others 10. Ride Safe
HOG CALLS
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HOG CALLS
Winslow, AZ - Overnight Trip October 21 - Saturday Hugs-n-Handshakes: 6:00 - 6:45am Briefing: 6:45am Departure: 7:00am Location: ABC Hotel Information: see overnight page We are going to "Stand on the corner in Winslow Arizona" ! This trip could see some cooler weather, possible rain so plan accordingly. If you've never been there for this famous picture, this is a MUST DO!
Speedo's Mid Week Ride - October 24th - Tuesday Hugs-n-Handshakes: 7:00am - 7:45am Briefing: 7:45am Leave: 8:00am Location: ABC Join this fun bunch of mid week riders on a casual ride - destination unknown. Usually back in town by noon and will more than likely stop over somewhere to eat. Nation of Patriots Ride to Nellis AFB - October 28th - Saturday Hugs-n-Handshakes: TBD Briefing: TBD Leave: TBD Location: ISK Today is the day we get to give away all the money we raised this year..all $43,000 of it to some wounded vets that the Commander at Nellis AFB have chosen for us. We get to surprise them with gifts and a nice check. Join us for this emotional event and come meet these HERO's and shake their hand! You MUST get base clearance BEFORE this event so make sure you have been approved before this ride. There are specific rules as well, full gloves, no weapons etc… Stay Tuned for more details.
Annual Progressive Lunch - October 29th - Sunday Hugs-n-Handshakes: TBD Briefing: TBD Leave: TBD Location: TBD Price: $10 per person (The fee helps reimburse those members that are preparing a course) This is an annual fun day when we ask 3 members to open their homes for this event. We will have 3 courses: Appetizer, Main Course & Dessert.
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Southern Nevada H.O.G. November 2017
LVHD Las Vegas Harley Davidson - 5191 S Las Vegas Blvd RRHD Red Rock Harley Davidson - 2260 S Rainbow Blvd SILHC Silverton Hotel & Casino - I-15 South/Blue Diamond Road ABD Albertson's Shopping Center - Blue Diamond/Decatur ABC Albertson's Shopping Center - Boulder City ISK Iron Skillet - I-15 North/Speedway Exit ANW Albertson's Northwest - Farm Rd off US95/Durango
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1
2 3
Veterans Appreciation
11am-2pm LVHD
4
Valley of Fire Picnic Ride ($8/bike fee) Park pass not
valid here
9:00am ABC
5
Daylight Savings Ends
6 7
Primary Board
Meeting
6:00pm LVHD
8 9
Road Captain Meeting
6:00pm Blue Ox
10 Pismo Beach
Double Overnight
7:00am SILHC
Veteran's Day
11
Pismo Beach
12
Return from Pismo Beach
13 14
General Membership
Meeting
6:30pm LVHD
15 16
Meet-n-Eat
Icabod's Flamingo/Pecos
6:30pm
17 18
19
Wikiup, AZ Lunch Ride
9am ABC
20 21 22 23
24
25
26 27 28 29 Speedo's
Mid-Week Ride
9:00am SILHC
30
SUBJECT
TO
CHANGE
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HOG CALLS
Valley of Fire Picnic Ride - November 4th - Saturday Hugs-n-Handshakes: 8:00am - 8:45am Briefing: 8:45 am Departure: 9:00 am Location: ABC State Park Fee: $8 per bike This ride will take us from the South side entrance of Lake Mead and work our way along the North Shore Loop. This is a fun road with a minor turns and twists and some beautiful scenery. Pack a lunch because we will stop along the way for a picnic and group photo. General Membership Meeting - November 14th - Tuesday Hugs-n-Handshakes - 5:30pm- 6:30pm Time: 6:30pm Location: LVHD Merchandise Table Open at 5:30pm Come early to mingle with all your SNHOG Family before the meeting - This month we are at Las Vegas HD on the strip. Come early to shop or browse their latest merchandise and parts. We will get the latest on the upcoming rides, news, events and of course dessert to celebrate all the November birthdays.
Meet-n-Eat at Icabod's Restaurant - November 16th - Thursday Hugs-n-Handshakes: 5:30-6:30pm Seating at 6:30pm Location: Icabod's (Flamingo/Pecos) 3300 E Flamingo Rd, LV NV 89121 Returning to one of our favorite places to the centrally located Icabod's. Join your SNHOG family for a laughter and a great dinner. We will keep up the tradition by drawing a "Lucky Winner Dinner" and your meal will be paid for by the Chapter. Ride or Drive~ See you there!
Wikiup Lunch Ride - November 19th - Sunday Hugs-n-Handshakes: 8:00am - 8:45am Briefing: 8:45am Leave: 9:00am Location: ABC Join us as we venture to a new part of AZ and ride to Wikiup for lunch. This will take us through some nice desert landscape and a new restaurant for lunch before heading back. Speedo's Mid Week Ride - November 29th - Wednesday Hugs-n-Handshakes: 7:00am - 7:45am Briefing: 7:45am Leave: 8:00am Location: ABC Join this fun bunch of mid week riders on a casual ride - destination unknown. Usually back in town by noon and will more than likely stop over somewhere to eat
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OVERNIGHTERS 2017
OCTOBER 21st (1 night)
Winslow, AZ
HOTEL: Best Western 816 Transcon Ln
Winslow, AZ 928-289-2960
RATE: $103.99 + tax
Code: SNHOG
Book By: Oct 1st *************************
FYI: Rodeway Inn $40 + tax
NOVEMBER 10-12 (2 nights)
Pismo Beach, CA
HOTEL: Quality Inn 230 Five Cities, Dr Pismo Beach, CA
805-773-1841
RATE: $129.00+ tax
Code: SNHOG DB6SA8
Book By: Oct 20th
*************************
DECEMBER 2nd (1 night)
Lake Havasu City, AZ
"Annual Parade of Lights Boat Parade"
HOTEL: Bridgewater Motel
101 London Bridge Lake Havasu City, AZ
928-855-3550
Rate: 69.95 + TAX = $77.49
Code: SNHOG
********************* BOOK ASAP
**********************
Guaranteed:
Fun to be had by all….
Good food…..Good riding….Beautiful
scenery….Great company…
SNHOG
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OFFICER APPLICATION
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General qualifications for an Officer nomination or committee leader appointment, a member must: A. Be active in both National H.O.G.® and the local Chapter for a period of no less than 6 months prior to the nomination. B. Be able to accept the position responsibilities for at least one calendar year. Affiliated Chapters shall have the following primary officers: Sponsoring Dealer/Retailer, Chapter Manager, Director, Assistant Director, Treasurer and Secretary. 1. The duties and responsibilities of the required Chapter officers shall be as follows: A. Director: shall uphold this Charter, conduct Chapter meetings and coordinate Chap- ter officer responsibilities. B. Assistant director: shall be responsible for promoting membership, membership orientation, membership retention, and keeping the Chapter members informed of H.O.G.® programs. C. Treasurer: shall be responsible for collecting and disbursing Chapter funds, report ing financial transactions to sponsoring Dealer/Retailer/Chapter Manager on a monthly basis, compliance with all revenue recording and reporting requirements. D. Secretary: shall be responsible for administering and maintaining meeting minutes, annual reports, membership reports on members.hog.com, insurance and legal docu- mentation, event releases, and enrollment releases. These permanent records shall be kept at the sponsoring Dealership/Retail Store. 2. Discretionary Officers: These officer positions are optional and at the discretion of the
sponsoring Dealership/Retail Store. The duties and responsibilities of the Discretionary Chapter Officers may include the following: A. Activities Officer: assisting in planning and administering Chapter events. B. Ladies of Harley Officer: encouraging women members to take an active part in Chapter activities. C. Road Captain: assisting in the planning of routes for Chapter rides. D. Editor: assembling and organizing all forms of Chapter communications. Ensures all forms of Chapter communications are approved by the sponsoring Dealer/Retailer/ Chapter Manager before publication or distribution. E. Safety Officer: providing Chapter members with information relating to the availa- bility of rider training. F. Photographer: obtaining and organizing Chapter images for use in Chapter commu nications and Chapter history. G. Historian: preparing and maintaining an account of the history of the Chapter. H. :Membership Officer assisting the Chapter secretary in the Chapter membership duties. I. Webmaster: assembling and organizing material for the Chapters website, social media sites (if applicable), and obtaining approval from the sponsoring Dealer/Retailer/ Chapter Manager before publication. Chapter website and social media sites must com- ply with the H.O.G.® Chapter Internet Guidelines.
OFFICERS Qualifications and Duties According to the Charter for SNHOG
Come out and join the team SNHOG. Be an Officer for SNHOG. Just as Roddy said earlier, All positions are available. It’s a great way to get involved, be active. Get to know your fel-low members better. Here is some information to help you know more about each position. Find an officer and ask them about the job they do for SNHOG. It’s very rewarding.
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1. The Chapter Director shall be the principal Officer of the Chapter and shall: a. Oversee Chapter administration, operations, meetings, and Chapter activities. b. Appoint the Primary, Discretionary Officers, and committee leaders. c. Have proven experience in business/financial management, and administration. d. Bring to the attention of the Chapter all pertinent information from the Sponsoring Dealer and H.O.G.®. e. Sign Checks in conjunction with the Treasurer for disbursement of Chapter funds. f. Prepare the agenda for scheduled General Membership, Board of Directors, and Com- mittee meetings. g. Uphold the National Charter of H.O.G.® and the Chapter by-laws, and rules, includ- ing the control and distribution of all registered trademark artwork. h. Supervise the coordination and scheduling of all Chapter events. i. Forster the positive atmosphere required to promote Chapter growth, Harley- Davidson, H.O.G.®, and the Sponsoring Dealer. j. Assign duties and responsibilities to members as necessary, to further the interests and growth of the Chapter. k. Oversee the risk management and incorporation filing requirements 2. The Assistant Director (s) shall: a. Perform the duties of the Chapter Director in the Director’s Absence. b. Serve in such capacities as assigned by the Chapter Director. c. Assist the Chapter Director in whatever duties as needed. d. Carry out duties as directed by H.O.G.® and the Chapter Director. e. Uphold by by-laws and National H.O.G.® Charter. f. Have proven experience in business management and administration. g. Working through the Dealership be established as the official contact and liaison for State Rally business. 3. The Secretary shall: a. Take and record accurate minutes of the proceedings of all meetings of the Chapter, and preserve in a permanent file all records and literature of value. b. Maintain on file the names, addresses, and telephone numbers, of all active members, and review membership records for expiration in National H.O.G.®. c. Mail or otherwise distribute the newsletter to all members in good standing, disperse local membership cards, by-laws, and National H.O.G.®. d. Uphold the by-laws and National H.O.G.®. e. Ensure that all insurance, release, and injury report forms are properly maintained. f. Initiate programs to promote the Chapter to assist with Chapter growth. g. Carry out duties as directed by H.O.G.® and the Chapter Director. h. Have proven experience in business administration. 4. The Treasurer shall: a. Keep an accurate monthly record/accounting of all monies of the Chapter, and pro- vide reports monthly to the Chapter Director and Sponsoring Dealer. b. Collect monies from members, issuing them proper receipts. c. Prepare all bills for payment upon authorization from the chapter Director as required. d. Keep an itemized record of all receipts and expenditures. e. Deliver to their successor, within (30) thirty-days after expiration of their term of of- fice, all books, records, and materials for which the Treasurer is responsible. f. Collect dues in conjunction with the Secretary, from continuing members at the time of membership renewal. g. Carry out duties as directed by H.O.G.® and the Chapter Director.
Duties of the Primary Officers according to the by-laws of SNHOG
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1. The Activities Officer shall: a. In conjunction with the Chapter Director be responsible for the planning and admin- istration of Chapter events and activities. b. Coordinate with other area organizations to avoid conflicts in event scheduling. c. Assign and oversee volunteers for Chapter activities. d. Oversee Chapter committees as designated by the Chapter Director. e. Have proven experience in public relations and fund-raising activities. f. Carry out the duties as directed by H.O.G.®, the Chapter Director and the Sponsoring Dealer. g. Uphold the National charter and by-laws. 2. The Editor shall: a. Be responsible for the production/writing of the monthly newsletter, press releases, Chapter advertising and promotional materials, forms, certificates, and the Member Business Directory, after approval from the Chapter Director and the Sponsoring Dealer. b. Responsible for utilizing and safeguarding all National H.O.G.® and Dealer proprie- tary bar & shield trademark artwork. c. Have proven experience in desktop publishing, editing, copywriting, print costing, and resources for print production. d. Carry out the duties as directed by H.O.G.®, the Chapter Director and the Sponsoring Dealer. e. Uphold the National charter and by-laws. 3. The Lead Road Captain shall: a. Be responsible for assigning Road Captains to their positions on Chapter activities in conjunction with the Chapter Director. b. Coordinate the Road Captains into a working unit. c. Conduct in conjunction with the Chapter Director monthly Road Captain meetings. d. Ensure that all members are knowledgeable of the Chapter’s group riding standards. e. Be an experienced rider. f. Carry out the duties as directed by H.O.G.®, the Chapter Director and the Sponsoring Dealer. g. Uphold the National charter and by-laws. 4. The Assistant Lead Road Captain shall: a. Serve as Lead Road Captain in his/her absence. b. Serve in such capacities as assigned. c. Serve as the chapter Safety Officer. d. Carry out the duties as directed by H.O.G.®, the Chapter Director and the Sponsoring Dealer. e. Uphold the National charter and by-laws. 5. The Road Captains shall: a. Be responsible for leading and maintaining the group in a safe procession. b. Assist the Lead Road Captain with inexperienced riders. c. Attend the monthly Road Captain meeting and the bi-monthly officer meeting. d. Be an experienced rider. e. Complete the MSF experienced riders course on initial application to become consi- dered to be a Road Captain. f. Carry out the duties as directed by H.O.G.®, the Chapter Director, the Sponsoring Dealer and the lead road captain. g. Uphold the National charter and by-laws.
Duties of Discretionary Officers
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Southern Nevada Harley Owners Group Chapter Membership Enrollment/Renewal Forms and Release
Forms can be found at: www.snhoglv.com
6. The Photographer shall: a. Be responsible for photographing Chapter events and activities. b. Maintain photos for the newsletter, Chapter history photo album, etc., in conjunction with the historian. c. Have proven experience in photography, camera equipment, and resources for cost- effective film processing. d. Carry out the duties as directed by H.O.G.®, the Chapter Director and the Sponsoring Dealer. e. Uphold the National charter and by-laws 7. The Historian shall: a. Be responsible for maintaining a written account of Chapter activities and events, membership levels, Chapter archiving, and keeping members informed of National H.O.G.® and Harley-Davidson historical events, sites, etc., with Chapter Director approval. b. Have proven experience in research, writing. c. Have been a Chapter member for at least one year 8. The Chapter Ambassadors shall: a. Carry out the duties as directed by H.O.G.®, the Chapter Director, the Sponsoring Dealer and the lead road captain. b. Uphold the National charter and by-laws. 9. The Membership Officer shall: a. Be responsible for ensuring that all chapter members are current H.O.G.® members, having on file a signed copy of the Annual Chapter Membership Enrollment Form & Release of each member as signed on an annual basis. b. Maintains Chapter membership report, providing quarterly updates to the H.O.G.® office or maintaining the Chapter business site of members.hog.com. 10. The Webmaster shall: a. Be responsible for assembling and organizing material for the Chapter website and seeking approval from the Sponsoring Dealer prior to publication. 11. The Ladies of Harley Officer shall: a. Be responsible for encouraging women members to take an active role in Chapter ac- tivities.
Duties Continued
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Jerry Allred 10/02
Eileen Prudhont 10/06
Susan "Susy" Hopper 10/07
Sal Sapien 10/07
Edmon (Eddie) Haddad 10/09
Karen Heriford 10/10
Rex Medina 10/11
Mario Torres 10/12
Jim Mason 10/13
Darren Long 10/16
Pamela Vigil 10/19
Teresa "Terri" Wilson 10/19
Tony Bianchi 10/20
Laurence Curtis 10/22
Cody Fulwiler 10/22
Gailyn Bassler 10/23
Matthew Garland 10/23
Steve Cohan 10/25
Dennis Crittenden 10/25
Jerry Raymond 10/25
Lou Lorenzo 10/27
Dirk Smith 10/27
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EVENT PHOTOGRAGHS
Photographs are such a great way to remember events in our lives. Our SNHOG Event Photo Gallery is also a great way to share the fun we have as a Chapter with friends, family and/or anyone who is skeptical about joining our Chapter. By browsing through our event photos for just a few minutes, anyone is able to quickly realize we ride and have fun all year round!!! Although Rolando Adriano, Chester McQuillan, Mel Johanson, and Sharon Gordon are our official Chapter Photographers, they are obviously not the only ones taking pictures at our events. If you have photos you would like to submit for the gallery, please email them to [email protected] and they’ll get added to the gallery. The name and date of the event must be included in the email. Be sure to visit our online Photo Gallery at www.snhoglv.com “Photographing, filming, recording, and videotaping of activities and events will be occurring at our events. By entering the H.O.G.® event area, you irrevocably grant permission to the Harley-Davidson Motor Company and its agents to photograph, film, and/or videotape you and use (and authorize the use of) your name, image, likeness, voice, and/or biographical or other infor-mation in any and all media now known or hereinafter developed in perpetuity for any and all purposes.”
For more information about any SNHOG event, contact any Officer, Ambassador, or view our website at
www.snhoglv.com
EMAILS & WEBSITE We send out correspondence via email regarding future events. So, please keep us updated with your most
current email address by sending it to: [email protected]. Visit your Chapter’s website at www.snhoglv.com
H.o.G. MERCHANDISE
Pre-order your H.O.G. “stuff” from Jay @ [email protected] Pick up your “stuff” at the next General Membership Meeting Note: If you are buying through the mail PLEASE include Postage.
Name Patch $10 H.O.G. Emblem Zipper Pull $6
Name Tag $10 H.O.G. Wheel Zipper Pull $6
Small Chapter Rocker $15
Small H.O.G. Patch $15
Large Chapter Rocker $25 Chapter Poker Chip Patch $5
Large H.O.G. Patch $25 Chapter License Plate $10
Large Reflective Rocker $30 Chapter Lapel Pin $15
Large Reflective H.O.G. Patch $30 Chapter Baseball Style Caps $20
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Advertise Your
Business in the
Newsletter
You are welcomed and encouraged to advertise your own business or services in your news-letter, the Silver Eagle News. It happens to be the least expensive way known to man to get your business infor-mation out to hundreds of people each month! If you would like to ad-vertise, the rates are as follows: $30 for 3 months (This is the minimum) $50 for 6 months $90 for 12 months. Email the Editor to se-cure a spot, then send two business cards and a check to the Chapter address, attention to the Editor.
Silver Eagle News 5191 S. Las Vegas Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89119
Sponsoring Dealerships
Las Vegas Harley-Davidson-702-431-8500 www.lvhd.com
Red Rock Harley-Davidson-702-876-2884
www.redrockharley.com
Zion Harley-Davidson-435-673-5100 www.zionhd.com
Don Andress, Owner
Tim Cashman, Owner
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Editor’s information
Beverly Muise-Madrid
Phone: 661-303-4794
Email: [email protected]
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Beverly Muise-Madrid Let us dream of tomorrow where we can truly love from the soul, and know love as the ultimate truth
at the heart of all creation.
