VOLUNTEERS…the heart of snowmobiling
 Volunteering is for all ages, keeps us active & young at heart. What easier way is there to learn new skills, share our talents and make new friends?
OFSC District 2 is very proud of all of our Club Volunteers and their accomplishments.
Each snowmobiling season, Volunteer Recognition nominations are chosen by clubs for the ‘Club Volunteer of the Year award’, the ‘Club Family Achievement award’, the ‘Club Outstanding Rookie award’ and 'Club Trail Patroller of the Year'. From all those nominated, a ‘District’ recipient for all four categories are then chosen.
We congratulate the following nominated ‘Volunteers’ for your dedication to the sport of Snowmobiling in the 2008-2009 season:
CLUB VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR |
| Buckhorn District |
Don Groves & Ken Swift |
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| Havelock & District |
Chad Matthews & Raye Simpson |
| Kawartha Lakes |
Ken Taylor & Rob Alvater |
| Mazinaw Powerline |
Brett Lord & Henry Lavergne |
| Old Hastings Snow Riders |
Bob Gilchrist & Ron Hadley |
| Paudash Trail Blazers |
Chris McIntyre & Andy Wilbee |
| Stoney Lake Sno Riders |
Ian Church & Glenn Bugg |
| Twin Mountains |
Laverne Clark & Larry Hulsmans |
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DISTRICT Volunteer of the Year
Laverne Clark-Twin Mountains S/C |
CLUB FAMILY ACHIEVEMENT OF THE YEAR |
| Buckhorn District |
the Sherrard family |
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| Havelock & District |
the Sharpe family |
| Kawartha Lakes |
the Snider family |
| Mazinaw Powerline |
the McDonald family |
| Old Hastings Snow Riders |
the Stapley family |
| Paudash Trail Blazers |
the Boon family |
| Stoney Lake Sno Riders |
the Church family |
| Twin Mountains |
the Embury family |
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DISTRICT Family of the Year
The Stapley Family - Old Hastings Snow Riders |
CLUB OUTSTANDING ROOKIE OF THE YEAR |
| Buckhorn District |
Shirley Hill |
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| Havelock & District |
Nick Hooper |
| Kawartha Lakes |
Mike Ross |
| Mazinaw Powerline |
Tony Lyons |
| Old Hastings Snow Riders |
Harold Adams |
| Paudash Trail Blazers |
Terry Post |
| Stoney Lake Sno Riders |
Gord Rossitter |
| Twin Mountains |
Jim Thomas |
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DISTRICT Rookie of the Year
Terry Post - Paudash Trail Blazers S/C |
CLUB TRAIL PATROLLER OF THE YEAR |
| Buckhorn District |
Paul Wright |
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| Havelock & District |
George McFarlane |
| Kawartha Lakes |
Liz Phillips |
| Mazinaw Powerline |
Mel Alyea |
| Old Hastings Snow Riders |
John Hay |
| Paudash Trail Blazers |
Wayne Tays |
| Stoney Lake Sno Riders |
Devin Northey |
| Twin Mountains |
Wayne Haagsma |
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DISTRICT Trail Patroller of the Year
Devin Northey - Stoney Lake Sno Riders S/C |
September 10 – 12, 2009 OFSC AGM Convention |
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Twenty four Delegates representing our 8 member snowmobile clubs of District 2 attended the OFSC AGM Convention held on September 10-12, 2009 in Ottawa, Ontario. |
District 2 Club Volunteers honoured and awarded Provincial Awards at the 2009 OFSC AGM: |
Receiving the 2009 OFSC Provincial Family Achievement Award is Steve and Carol Ann Stapley, Old Hastings Snow Riders S/C. Family members not present but equally honoured include sons Scott, Bryce and Kelli. This family of 5 truly exhibit what snowmobiling is all about. From community, to club, to district involvement and participation, to simply enjoy the sport, each member contributes greatly in their own ways. Their undertakings, involvement and accomplishments since taking up the sport back in 1969 are overwhelming. Congratulations to all of the Stapley Family, District 2 is so very proud of you! Click here to read more |
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Receiving the 2009 OFSC Provincial Rookie of the Year Award is Terry Post, Paudash Trail Blazers S/C. Terry first caught the snowmobiling bug back in 1977. Due to health issues he had a rough road to follow for a number of years, but his perseverance not only to get back sledding again but in the short time since becoming a volunteer has proven to be a most positive influence on both the club and the district. Congratulations to Terry, District 2 is so very proud of you! Click here to read more |
Also honoured was the Havelock & District S/C as they celebrate 40 Years as a Snowmobile Club 1969 – 2009 – wow, what an accomplishment, and still going strong! |
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ALL Volunteers are Welcome…
Haven’t much time to Volunteer? Not a snowmobiler? Not sure what you can contribute? Whether you are a snowmobiler or not, we welcome all volunteers. Let us show you how even a bit of your time can help us make a difference.
How do I become a Volunteer?
- If you would like to find out more about Volunteering, contact your local snowmobile club.
- If you would like to join District 2’s family of 300+ VOLUNTEERS?
TOGETHER… we can make a difference!
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