January 1987 was a poor snow month and as a result, the Sno-Eagles Poker Run and Dinner netted the club a mere $550. However, the Editor for the 1987 Sno-Eagles 4-Seasons Trail Guide, Karen Kubacki was hard at work.
Editor, Karen Kubacki, displaying the Sno-Eagles Trail Map
Amy Wildgrube was crowned Miss Sno-Eagle for 1987. Many thanks to Edie Kukanich for her years of running the Miss Sno-Eagle pageant.
Amy Wildgrube being crowned Miss Sno-Eagle by Carmen Safford, outgoing Miss Sno-Eagle and 1987 Miss Snowflake
The Char Lou Supper Club offered to host a benefit prime rib dinner for the club February 21, 1987. Dinner will cost $10.00 with half of proceeds going to the club.
Women on Snow was planned for Jan. 30 at Chanticleer Resort. The Derby Dance net the club $4,200 with a big thank you going to Sally Ayers for putting this together.
The Spring Fling dinner dance is planned for May 9, 1987 at Eagle Waters Resort with John & Carole LaBelle being the chairpersons.
1987 was the first year of selling trail maps as well as our 4-season Trail Guide.
Chief Sparse Feathers (Jim Ayers) will again organize the July canoe trip/races. Our Miss Sno-Eagle was on the July 4th parade float and volunteered at the festivities after.
Woodchip snowmobile races at the Derby track were held in September and the Sno-Eagles had many participants.
October started the new year with new officers. Elected President Leon Kukanich, VP Don Hendrickson, Secretary Audrey Stearns, Treasurer Betty Freeman, and directors Harold Esserman & Bob Tallar. As the club is still doing trail maintenance the Trail Heads from 1986 will be the same for 1987.
The hayride left the White Spruce Inn after a few cocktails and made its way to the Persian Paradise for a fish fry. Fun was had by all attendees.
The Sno-Eagles have agreed to provide personnel to register participants for the Snowmobile Manufacturers Demo Rides at the Derby. The Weekend Away is planned for Feb. 12-14 at Northern Pine Motel in Hayward. Trails to open Dec. 15.