October POG Meeting

[JamesHorwatt]

Great news, George Roeder has once again invited the POG to his Shop and Museum at 3684 US-20, Monroeville, OH 44847. The POG held a meeting there last fall and George gave everyone a personally tour of the Museum. As of now the date is set for October 2nd. Please mark your calender's. Additional information to come.

Thanks Jim

1975 175 Cross County
1972 Six-day
1971 Berkshire 100
Secretary Penton Owners Group.

[ALB]

Jim,

Thank you for posting this announcement.
George's museum is awesome and worth seeing. []

Alan Buehner

[larrym]

The Oct 2nd meeting will be one of the years best. Our host, George Roeder II, is a Dirt Track National Championship Race Winner as well as the son of Harley Factory Racer George Roeder. The showroom of his shop is a treasure chest of memorabilia. You'll hear from George what it's like to pitch a Harley sideways at over 150 mph, and broad slide through a corner with Scott Parker, Chris Carr, and Jay Springsteen bunched together in a space that could be covered with a blanket.
One of a kind race bikes, photos, memorabilia, and much more, PLUS ----- FREE PIZZA.
It's all going to be at the OCT. meeting.  
Hope to see you there.

[ALB]

Hi Everyone,

The October POG meeting will be on Saturday October 2.
The meeting will start at 4:30 in the afternoon.

Plan on being there about at around 4 so that we can get a count on how many people are there at the start of the meeting and know how many pizzas to order.
When the pizzas arrive there will be a pause in the meeting to chow down.
This is going to be a fun and informative event. Looking forward to seeing you there. []

Alan Buehner

[larrym]

The George Roeder Memorial Pavilion is covered so in the event there is a rain threat no worries. You'll be nice and dry as you listen to the stories and gobble some mighty fine pizza.
In addition to George Roeder Jr. word has it another Grand National winner in the person of Al Gaskil will attend the meeting. Al raced against George Roeder Sr. on several occasions. That of course was in the era of NO BRAKES allowed on Dirt Trackers. Can you imagine what it was like to run down the straight away at the Springfield Mile at close to 150mph without brakes, and with George Roeder on your left and Bart Markel on your right with a corner getting closer and closer? Gaskil has been there and done that. Also The Racing Roaches, Toni and Gary are slated to attend and are bringing Toni's Penton Dirt Tracker with them.
Hope you'll be at tonight's meeting. 4:30 pm is the start time