The annual elections are once again upon us. This year brings changes to our executive board. Tiny says he will remain director. Neil Dealhoy who has been acting Activities Chairman once again says he will accept the position. Fred Stewart resigns as Secretary-Treasurer and is replaced by Parrie White as secretary and Tracey Wassing as treasurer. Fred receives a dozen pink roses and a round of applause for his over three years of organization and support for the group.

In November a new position for the executive is announced, the group Recruiting Officer. This position was filled by Rick Wassing with this year almost over we set yet another beginning, when two of our Ladies of Harley, Pattie White and Sylvia Greenough decided it’s time for better inter group communication and with issue #1 our newsletter provides to be a good link among friends. A very informative and well edited piece of literature, featuring monthly meeting highlights, upcoming events and much more!

The New Year, Jan. 1992 brings Central Chapter N.S. to its 5th anniversary and the hosting of our second Regional Labour Day Rally. Our now fifty-seven members have eight months to put together a weekend of entertainment and fun for approximately three hundred H.O.G. members.

Central Chapter N.S. is invited by our South Shore bros to attend the 1st Annual Lighthouse Food Back Run, where we found fun in the sun on the shore and at the same time put food on the plates of those less fortunate than ourselves.

Correspondence from H.O.G. Canada says there are 815 registered members in the four Atlantic Provinces and our records state that sixty of them call Central Chapter Nova Scotia home.

The annual Run for the Hills event is postponed this year due to group concentration on our Labour Day Rally. However, a small event consisting of a Poker Run and an evening of sports, games and camping is in order. A fine show put on by the group Road Captains with a special thanks to Dave Frigault and his mother for allowing us to party on her lawn and grounds. Thanks are also in order to Rob MacDonald for preparation of the “Breakfast of Champions”. This could become an annual event known as the Road Captains Romp.

The 5th Annual Regional Rally is now upon us, after fifteen months of planning…let the show begin. From the poolside show and shine, the Harley-Davidson fashion show, the two observation runs to Peggy’s Cove, field events, a great dinner and dance, demo rides and lots of laughs along with good reviews, the Rally in the eyes of most was a complete success. After a lot of hard work and dedication it’s all over and time to kick back and look at ourselves as a group of motorcycle enthusiasts who just put on one hell of a party and had fun doing it, congratulations to all those volunteers who helped us to get the job done and to those who entered the field events and helped capture the 1992 Chapter Challenge Award.