March 31, 2008....Dunahmic Snowriders would like to thank all of our permit purchasers and all of our landowners for a great 2007-2008 season. All trails are Closed. Once again, thank you all, hope you've had an enjoyable year and we look forward to seeing you again next year.
Hello All
I hope everyone had a great summer. A new snowmobile season is quickly approaching and with it there will be many changes with the Dun-Ahmic Snow Riders. After 18 years with the Dun-Ahmic Snow Riders, Rob and Ellie Mae Rainey have given up their positions in order to focus their attention on their family and business. We would like to thank them for their many years of dedication to the club.
An AGM was held on June 2nd, 2007 where a new executive was elected. The members are Dave Hodgson as Vice President. Wilbert Vowels as Treasurer and Directors Bob Laurin, Sandy DeLorenzi, Morley Haskim, Ted Haskim, Paul Rossiter and myself, Paul Guillemette as President. The executive has been meeting throughout the summer preparing for the upcoming season. We are planning a number of work parties in the fall to ensure that the trails meet all OFSC requirements before the snowmobile season is upon us. Our main focus for this year will be bridge maintenance. signage and trail compliance. We will also be focusing particular attention to the section of trail between the T at the 104D and the C101 to Dunchurch. We’ll be adding a new section of trail to the District Map which will be called the 801, which is the Tanner Camp Trail. Club meetings will be held on the first Thursday of every month at 7PM. For location and more information please contact Paul Guillemette at 705-387-3223. .
Why buy Dun-Ahmic Snow Rider permits? Our Permit sales go right back to the trails. With no paid groomers, administration, etc. your money will be spent where it’s needed most... out on the trails. A successful club relies on strong permit sales and an active volunteer base. Your support, by purchasing Dun-Ahmic Snow Rider Permits, is greatly appreciated. See you on the trails,
Paul Guillemette, President, Dun-Ahmic Snowriders
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