We are a non-profit coporation and our main
emphasis is grooming Snowmobile Trails. Our meetings during the months of(Sept.-May) are the 2nd Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the Sno-Devils Community Building in
Elcho, WI. Special meetings which are listed under activities and
during the summer months(June-August) we don't have regular meetings.
Please come to
our next meeting and let's talk snow!
Membership
dues are to be received by October 31st. We process them in
batches as as large as possible because we are charged a processing fee
each time we enter memberships with the AWSC. So Please don't
start sending in memberships until September, any received now will be
processed starting in September. Dues received after October 31st
require a $3.00 late fee.
Your AWSC number/membership number does not
change from year to year.
We will not be mailing membership cards separately due to postage
costs, they will be mailed
with the next newsletter.
We received many accolades on how well groomed our trails
are, this is because of our volunteers and having good equipment.
We are in the process of purchasing a new
Tucker Sno Cat, please donate generously, and participate
in our fundraisers to keep your trails groomed.
2018 SNO-DEVILS CLUB RIDE TO LAND O LAKES
Click HERE to see some pictures of our
grooming equipment.
Our 2018 Open House was a great success, with over 30 people attending
for good food, new clothing ideas, and snow talk.
One of our
Club Members has a house on Bass Lake for rent, you can view the details
here.
Our next meeting is Monday, September 10th at 7:00 p.m. at the Sno-Devils
building at N11301 Riordan St. Elcho, WI. 54428.
That address doesn't come up properly on google maps, so if you paste
this into your gps
45.438337, -89.179102 you will be very close. Attend a meeting and get to
know some of your fellow club members!
We are a 100% AWSC club, please visit their web site
HERE to see what they do for us!
For info on the new Wisconsin Trail Pass click HERE
. This new program will put some much needed funds into our state
snowmobile program fund and should attract some new members also.
