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Carefree
in
area
is
only
8.5
square
miles.
It
was
incorporated
in
1984.
The
town
has
a
population
of
3,684
(2005
-census).
There
are
rock
stars,
sports
stars
and
TV
personalities
that
live
there.
They
have
there
own
airport
too.
You
have
to
go
thru
Carefree
to
get
to
Cave
Creek
a
real
friendly
biker
destination. |
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YOU
FOR
GETTING
IN
THOSE
MEMBERSHIP
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you
again
for
your
prompt
response.
If
you
know
of
those
that
have
NOT
renewed
their
membership
and
wants
a
H.O.G
e-Newsletter
every
month
AND
a
weekly
activiities
e-Newsletter,
please
encourage
them
to
fill
out
the
membership
form
and
get
it
into
us.- "They
can
pick
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at
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dealership
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OR
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on
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logo
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H.O.G
CHAPTER
GENERAL
MEETING |
Now
for
those
that
haven't
been
coming
to
the
monthly
general
meeting
held
every
3rd
Saturday
of
the
month,
here
is
a
little
info
you
may
not
know
about....we
not
only
give
you
updates
on
all
the
events
but
we
do
a
"ROLL
OVER"
drawing.
For
those
that
don't
know
what
that
is....every
member's
name
is
put
in
a
bag,
a
name
is
drawn
at
every
monthly
meeting,
if
you're
not
there
at
the
time
of
the
drawing
you
loose
out
on
a
cash
prize.
We
put
more
cash
in
the
kitty
everytime
someone
is
not
present
to
collect
it.
We
also
have
giveaways.
Gee
wiz
folks,
it
is
just
one
Saturday
out
of
the
month
and
this
meeting
is
so
informative.
For
those
that
are
new,
come
meet
the
gang.
Our
NEXT
MONTHLY
GENERAL
MEETING
IS
MAY
19TH,
AT
9:00AM.
We
are
looking
forward
to
seeing
you
there. |
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A
WORD
FROM
OUR
DIRECTOR |
TOM
FOSTER
Bike
week
has
come
and
gone
and
now
the
best
part
of
the
riding
season
is
in
front
of
us.
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The
primary
officers
recently
attended
this
years
Primary
Officer
Training
or
(P.O.T.)
and
learned
many
new
things
to
bring
back
to
the
Chapter.
Bike
week
has
come
and
gone
and
now
the
best
part
of
the
riding
season
is
in
front
of
us.
We
will
try
some
new
ideas
to
make
our
Chapter
even
better
and,
of
course
we
will
be
spending
a
lot
of
time
riding
and
having
fun.
As
members
of
the
Chapter
we
relish
in
any
new
ideas
you
may
have.
Whether
it’s
a
ride,
a
place
to
dine
or
some
upcoming
event,
let
us
know
what
you
would
like
to
do.
We
will
try
and
make
it
happen.
Life
is
more
than
just
a
poker
run.
Feel
free
to
approach
us
at
meetings,
call
or
email
us.
We
are
here
to
make
sure
you
enjoy
the
riding
experience.
With
that
said,
we
will
see
you
at
the
next
event.
Don’t
put
the
kickstand
down,
put
it
up
and
head
down
the
road.
Your
Director
Tom
Foster
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SUGGESTION
BOX
ON
THE
SIDE
BAR |
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You
may
have
noticed
that
there
is
a
suggestion
box
on
the
sidebar.
We
hope
you
will
use
it
to
let
us
know
what
you
would
like
to
see
the
Chapter
do
more
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ACTIVITIES
AND
MORE |
On
Wednesday
Evening
Starting
at
6PM
FOLLOWING
the
Saturday
General
Meeting |
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A
"Must
Do"
to
discuss
all
the
things
we
can
do
together....share
your
ideas,
have
a
great
meal,
meet
other
members
you
havent
had
a
chance
to
meet
yet.
This
gives
us
a
great
opportunity
to
meet
somewhere
else
and
let
our
hair
down
(so
to
speak). By
now
most
of
you
know
that,
as
of
March,
we
will
be
MEETING
AT
FINS
RESTAURANT
located
on
Power
Road,
South
of
Baseline
on
the
East
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Dave
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Chapter
Photographer
Superstition
H.O.G
2007
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Sarge's
duties
include
taking
pictures
of
Chapter
events
and
rides
for
Chapter
publications,
H.O.G.
Tales
and
Chapter
history
album.
Sarge
is
devoted
to
riding;
rain,
snow,
sunny
or
hot.
Sarge
has
been
an
active
Chapter
member
since
2006.
He
rides
a
2004
Electra
Glide
Classic
and
has
been
riding
for
40
years.
He
has
been
an
AZ
resident
for
45
years.
Sarge
and
his
wife,
Joyce,
also
a
Chapter
member
and
a
member
of
LOH,
reside
in
Mesa.
Sarge
is
a
veteran
of
the
United
States
Marine
Corp.
He
is
a
man
who
loves
the
freedom
of
riding.
His
favorite
food
is
cooked
and
doesn’t
like
Sushi,
“bait”
as
he
calls
it.
His
favorite
ride
is
just
put
him
and
Joyce
in
the
pack
and
lets
ride.
Sarge,
has
worked
on
motorcycles
and
cars
most
of
his
life.
He
has
built
a
great
looking
trike,
which
at
present
he
still
owns.
He
has
participated
in
reenacting
civil
war
battles,
and
gun
fights
in
western
towns.
A
rebel
at
heart
and
truly
a
character
member
of
our
chapter,
if
you
see
him
pointing
something
at
you,
it’s
his
camera.
Crazy
George
Chapter
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RANGER
ED
FAIN |
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Road
Captain
2007 |
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Ranger
Ed
has
been
a
H.O.G.
member
for
17
years
and
riding
for
48
years.
He
has
been
a
Road
Captain
since
the
certification
of
the
Superstition
Chapter.
He
rode
with
the
East
Valley
Chapter,
and
became
a
Charter
member
of
Superstition.
He
was
present
at
the
first
Superstition
General
Meeting.
Ranger
Ed
is
definitely
one
of
the
character
members
of
the
Chapter.
He
is
well
liked
and
respected
by
all
members
and
is
a
great
rider.
He
rides
a
2005
Road
King.
A
retired
Air
Force
veteran
of
21
years,
served
as
a
Transportation
Superintendent.
He
retired
from
GM
Proving
Grounds.
Ranger
Ed
hails
from
Hamilton,
OH,
born
in
Kentucky
(The
land
of
fast
women
and
pretty
horses)
He
has
been
a
resident,
on
and
off,
of
AZ
for
33yrs,
and
also
has
a
brother
in
Arizona.
He
has
family
in
Ohio
and
Kentucky.
Ranger
Ed’s
favorite
food
is
anything
cooked
(no
sushi).
His
favorite
ride
was
a
solo
ride
through
Northern
AZ
and
Utah,
which
took
some
8
days.
His
favorite
Chapter
ride
was
the
Tombstone
overnight
trip.
Ranger
Ed
wants
our
Chapter
to
Ride
and
have
a
Good
Time…….A
REAL
GOOD
TIME,
(this
must
be
one
of
many
reasons
why
Ranger
Ed
loves
the
Tombstone
Run)
and
to
ride
safe.
One
thing
for
sure
is
wherever
the
Chapter
is
partying
Ranger
Ed
is
there
to
make
sure
we’re
having
a
good
time.
As
Arizona’s
Ranger
Ed’s
card
reads;
Lover,
Fighter,
Wild
Bull
Emptied,
Tigers
Tamed.
You
get
the
idea. |
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General
Merchandise
–
Motor
Clothes |
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Hodson,
GM
Mgr,
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Kat
manages
and
supervises
all
the
general
merchandise
sales
associates.
She
maintains
an
appealing
and
friendly
retail
environment
for
customers
to
enjoy
their
shopping
and
their
purchasing
of
Harley
Davidson
merchandise.
She
always
greets
people
with
a
smile
and
in
a
friendly
manner.
Motor
Clothes
employees
provide
excellent
customer
service
to
walk
in
and
telephone
customers. |
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They
are
friendly,
upbeat
and
have
outgoing
personalities.
They
are
very
experienced
in
Harley-Davidson
merchandising
and
retail
sales.
Motor
Clothes
is
a
very
busy
dept
at
Superstition
HD.
During
sales,
special
events
and
during
the
week
the
department
is
buzzing
with
customers.
Kat’s
crew
consists
of,
Dianne
Heatherly
(Asst
Mgr),
DeeDee
Heinz,
Debbie
Traughber,
Mickey
Jeffreys,
Kelly
Bartz,
Terese
Sanzaro,
Jennifer
Sturino,
Tracy
Speciale,
Melissa
Benedict
and
Cathy
Sheets.
They
are
also
a
big
factor
in
the
success
of
Superstition
Harley-Davidson
and
deserve
a
big
“Thanks,
job
well
done."
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BIKE
NITES |
Just
a
bit
of
a
reminder
about
Bike
Nite
on
Tuesdays,
located
in
San
Tan.
And,
OH
BOY,
2
Bike
Nites
every
week
now.
There
is
ANOTHER
Bike
Nite
on
Thursday
evenings
at
Arizona
Joe's
from
6pm
to
10PM,
located
on
the
corner
of
Old
West
Highway
and
Winchester
in
Apache
Junction.
Details
are
in
the
Superstition
Harley-Davidson
e-Newsletter.
If
you
are
not
getting
the
e-Newsletter,
call
or
email
Sabrina
at
the
Dealership.
Wow,
not
a
boring
moment.
There
will
be
a
raffle,
good
food
and
spirits.
Come
join
us
and
expect
a
great
time
with
a
great
bunch
of
people. |
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MOTHER'S
DAY
EVENT |
SATURDAY,
MAY
12TH
FROM
10AM-2PM
@
THE
SUPERSTITION
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
DEALERSHIP |
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Come
bring
your
family
and
friends
for
a
day
of
fun,
music,
food
and
raffles
but
the
best
is....COME
BUILD
YOUR
OWN
BANANA
SPLIT!!!!!
The
cost
is
$7.50
per
person
and
all
the
ladies
that
have
a
paid
SPLIT
ticket,
will
get
a
raffle
ticket.
For
the
first
50
per
paid
tickets,
there
is
a
nice
Mother's
Day
gift.
PLEASE
PAY
AT
THE
RECEPTIONIST
DESK
AT
THE
DEALERSHIP. |
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MORNING
RUNS
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WITH
JOHN
"CAT" |
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Don't
forget
our
Wednesday
morning
rides,John
is
taking
some
exciting
trips.
Also,
alternating
Friday
and
Saturday
dinner
rides,
boy
the
group
is
getting
bigger
and
bigger.
And
of
course
the
Sunday
morning
breakfast
rides.
Thank
you
John
C.
for
making
those
rides
memorable. |
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LUAU
@
TOM
AND
BETH'S |
TO
CELEBRATE
THE
CHAPTER'S
5TH
YEAR
Saturday,
June
9th
Meet
at
the
Dealership
@
5:30PM
Leave
the
Dealership
@
6:00PM |
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The
cost
is
$5.00
per
person
PLEASE
GET
YOUR
MONEY
TO
LISA
KASTEN
(LOH)
OR
STACEY
COCHRANE
(SECRETARY)
NO
LATER
THAN
SATURDAY,
JUNE
2ND.
You
will
also
have
an
opportunity
to
sign
up
and
pay
at
the
next
General
Meeting
on
May
19th
or
e-mail
Lisa
at
lisa.kasten@avnet.com
or
Stacey
at
stacey.cochrane@bannerhealth.com
and
make
arrangements
to
get
the
money
to
one
of
them. |
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WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
18,
2007
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Impromptu
Ride
to
the
Sundial
Garden
Café
in
Carefree
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The
ride
was
led
by
Road
Captain
John
“Cat”
with
Larry
riding
sweep.
After
the
pre
ride
briefing
the
group
of
16
riders
headed
out
on
the
following
route:
Ellsworth
Rd.
to
Usury
Pass
to
the
Bush
Hwy
to
RT87
south.
Than
to
the
Fort
McDowell
Casino
and
McDowell
Mountain
Rd.
to
Rio
Verde
Dr.
and
Dynamite
Blvd
to
Pima
Rd
and
into
Carefree. |
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The
problem
with
Carefree
is
the
noise
police,
they
are
waiting
for
bikes.
John
“Cat”
commented
at
the
pre
ride
briefing
not
to
race
your
engines
and
to
cruise
into
Carefree.
GOOD
LUCK
BROTHERS,
I
hear
the
fines
are
pretty
steep. |
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Carefree
in
area
is
only
8.5
square
miles.
The
town
was
incorporated
in
1984
and
has
a
population
of
3,684
(2005
-census).
There
are
rock
stars,
sports
stars
and
TV
personalities
that
live
there.
They
have
there
own
airport
too.
You
have
to
go
thru
Carefree
to
get
to
Cave
Creek,
(a
real
friendly
biker
destination).
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I’m
told
the
breakfast
at
the
Sundial
Garden
Café
is
worth
the
ride.
It
was
a
beautiful
morning
for
a
ride
and
going
thru
Rio
Verde
is
always
a
great
ride
with
some
of
AZ’s
great
scenery.
No
reports
of
any
noise
tickets.
That’s
always
good
news.
Thank
you
George
and
the
Gang
for
the
article.
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“SAVE
A
HORSE-RIDE
A
HARLEY”
the
USA
Country
Thunder
Concert
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SHD
Ladies
Ride
Sunday
April
15,
2007
located
at
the
Canyon
Moon
Ranch
in
Florence |
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The
ladies
met
upstairs
in
the
H.O.G.
room
for
sign-up,
a
pre-ride
briefing
and
enjoyed
muffins,
bagels,
juice
and
coffee.
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The
group
of
20
riders
set
out
on
their
ride.
The
weather
was
beautiful
and
a
bit
windy.
But
the
group
made
it
safely
to
the
concert |
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For
$20.00
you
got
the
following:
brunch,
a
custom
t-shirt,
entry
into
Country
Thunder
to
enjoy
all
the
concerts
and
a
chance
to
meet
other
lady
bikers.
The
Sunday
performers
were
Chasin’
Mason
Gary
Nichols
Williams
&
Ree
Trick
Pony
Phil
Vassar
Neal
McCoy
and
Montgomery
Gentry.
Such
a
deal,
sounded
like
a
great
ladies
day.
A
couple
of
Chapter
members
attended,
Nanci
Klaus
and
Helen
Johnson.
Sorry
LOH
riders
if
you
missed
out.
Crazy
George
Chapter
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HEARTS
TO
HEROES |
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ride
was
to
benefit:
Packages
from
Home,
Operation
Homefront
and
a
salute
to
the
Military
families |
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Saturday
April
14,
2007
Cycleriders.Com
hosted
the
Hearts
to
Heroes
Ride
to
support
our
troops.
Although
this
was
a
non
chapter
ride
some
Chapter
members
attended
to
support
our
troops.
The
ride
sign-in
started
at
7AM
at
the
Christ’s
Church
of
the
Valley
on
W
Happy
Valley
Rd.
the
cost
was
$15.00
per
person
and
a
small
bag
of
needed
goods
for
the
troops.
Ride
pins
were
$5.00.
There
was
a
live
satellite
feed
from
Iraq
to
the
families
here
at
home.
The
group
then
rode
to
PIR
for
a
lap
around
the
track.
The
program
was
shown
live
on
The
Pentagon
Channel.
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The
ride
ended
at
Westgate
City
Center
in
Glendale
with
live
music
by
Rondavous
and
there
was
a
live
performance
by
Jesse
McGuire.
Food
and
drinks
were
available
12-3pm. |
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If
your
wondering
“Where’s
Jesse”,
he’s
with
Kathy.
Boy
will
this
get
people
talking...lol. |
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Thanks
to
those
in
our
Chapter
for
attending
and
supporting
the
troops.
Jesse
thanks
for
the
pictures.
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