2nd Annual Wal-mart Fall Festival ATV Ride Pawtuckaway State Park in Nottingham, NH Benefiting Children’s Hospital of Boston Saturday October 24th, 2009 10:00AM – 4:00PM (registration begins at 9:00 AM) Rain Date will be Sunday Oct 25th (Same Times) If both dates cancel due to rain, donations will be non-refundable NH Registration is NOT needed for this ride !! Cost will be a $25.00 donation to CMN per ATV $15.00 Children 12 & under (must be accompanied by over 18yrs adult) Additional $5.00 for passengers… For information Packet & Pre - Registering Email Clinton Robinson ccrobin@wal-mart.com Phone 603-895-0066 Sat – Monday Mail Registration forms to: Wal-Mart DC6030 42 Freetown Rd. Raymond, NH 03077 Checks payable to Wal-mart DC6030 BBQ, Scavenger Hunt, Gifts, Vendors Most trails will accommodate younger & beginner riders. Due to the size of this event we may meet ATV capacity limitations quickly, register early & ensure registration….. ** Please inquire if you’re interested in Camping at Pawtuckaway Friday Night Oct 23rd

 

New Durham Valley ATV Club
Proudly Presents

Paul Schlaline 2009 Food Ride & Poker Run

To benefit local area food banks

Sponsored by:

Depot Honda Kawasaki
Route 1 Rye, NH 03870
(603) 964-7474


Sunday September 13, 2009 9:00am-2:00pm

At the Rines Road parking area, Alton NH
Donation: 10 canned goods or $10.00 (per family)

Poker Run is $10.00 per hand limit 2 hands

Come and ride our spectacular trails and help support a great cause! You do not need to have a NH registration for this event

50/50 Raffle to be held following the ride with cash prizes, t-shirts, and a free NDVATV club membership as well as a free BBQ

For more information contact Bob Murray at (603)-626-1947 or murray.2001@hotmail.com

Rustic Camping will be available for Saturday Night

I am pleased to announce the addition of Tamarack ATV Products to the list of site sponsors here at ATVAlliance.Com.

Tamarack ATV is one of the fastest-growing companies in the ATV industry.  Since their only business is the specialty products, they ensure that your needs and expectations are not only met, but exceeded.

Recognized worldwide, the Tamarack Quad Trunk™ and its successors can be found around every corner on ATVs. Not all ATV boxes are created equal. Tamarack boxes are made from UV-stabilized, virgin linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE). Other boxes made of re-ground plastics or high-density polyethylene (HDPE) will not withstand the same abuse that a Tamarack can. LLDPE has greater impact resistance since it is not rigid and brittle like HPDE. Our boxes will withstand an impact of 50 foot pounds even at a chilling negative 40 degrees!

So do yourself a favor and give them a call (800-269-6701) or stop by their website (http://www.tamarackatv.com) to find out more.

BigRock Campground is hosting a pig roast on Sept. 5th from 4 to 6 pm. We have started to take reservations for that weekend and we have started to sell advance tickets for the event. The pig roast is $7.00 per person with 100% of that being donated to the Wounded Warrior Project. The advance sale of the tickets is so I can get a head count so I know how many pigs to cook. It should be a great day with guided trail rides leaving here at 9 AM. Then we will be pulling the pig(s) around 3:30 for the beginning of the fiest.

So come ride with us around North Country ATV trails and then enjoy the mouth watering, melt in your mouth pig that only can be described by the seasonal campers as the Best They ever had. You can send checks and address to BigRock Campground 830 US Rte 3  N.Stratford NH 03590  603-922-3329 You will receive a numbered ticket which will gain you admission into the event. Please bring ticket. Donation can be made directly through the Wounded Warrior Project web site.  We are featured on their calendar under Sept.5th. You can ride your ATV directly to the campground on trail. Thanks in advance Steve & Carla Allen

www.woundedwarriorproject.org

Victory!!!

For now, it is apparent that Senate Bill S 2772 has been stopped dead in its tracks.  :applaudit: The formal session for the Mass. legislature ended about 10 minutes ago (July 31st, 12 midnight), and the bill never came to the floor, so it is dead unless it is brought up in an informal session; which is VERY unlikely. I will work to get more details on the rules of informal session in the next several days so we can all rest assured that kids will have the right to enjoy this family recreation for many years to come.

I would sincerely like to thank everyone who took the time to make a phone call, or drop an e-mail to their rep/senator. You are the people that made the difference here, and you deserve all of the credit, thanks so much for your devotion!

-Ozzy

Regards,
The NorthEast ATVers Forum Team.