Sno Angels Snow Mobile Club

“Proceeds from sale of asset 10,500 registrations 463 bottle redemption 164 total 11,127”

“From csa import donations 200 non-investment depreciation 19,215 cost of goods sold 11,235 expenses office supplies 368 interest expense 1,197 insurance - general liability 5,767 internet 1,124 msa memberships 315 repairs and maintenance - 1,377 electricity 1,825 advertising 168 credit card fees 37 dues and subscriptions 851 fuel - groomer tank 4,918 outside labor 1,500 fines and penalties 940 tools 274 garbage removal 30 total 51,341”

“196,345 347,974 less accumulated depreciation 144,269 163,484 total 52,076 184,490”

“Unsecured notes and loans payable 52,651 43,189”

“To educate its members and the general public in the principles of safety in the use of snowmobiles. To promote better understanding between snowmobile owners and the general public as to the proper use of snowmobiles. To encourage the use of snowmobiles and the establishment of snowmobile trails in a manner that will result in a minimum effect on the environment. To promote among all snowmobilers a greater respect for the rights of landowners and aother winter sport enthusiasts. To encourage among its members and appreciation of the natural and scenic areas of our state and the need for thier protection. To promote community activites and involvement.”

“To educate its members and the general public in the principles of safety in the use of snowmobiles. To promote better understanding between snowmobile owners and the general public as to the proper use of snowmobiles. To encourage the use of snowmobiles and the establishment of snowmobile trails in a manner that will result in a minimum effect on the environment. To promote among all snowmobilers a greater respect for the rights of landowners and aother winter sport enthusiasts. To encourage among its members and appreciation of the natural and scenic areas of our state and the need for thier protection. To promote community activites and involvement.”

“To educate its members and the general public in the principles of safety in the use of snowmobiles. To promote better understanding between snowmobile owners and the general public as to the proper use of snowmobiles. To encourage the use of snowmobiles and the establishment of snowmobile trails in a manner that will result in a minimum effect on the environment. To promote among all snowmobilers a greater respect for the rights of landowners and aother winter sport enthusiasts. To encourage among its members and appreciation of the natural and scenic areas of our state and the need for thier protection. To promote community activites and involvement.”