February 2009 - Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association

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FEB. 2009
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4-Wheelin’ News
February
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CONTENTS
FEBRUARY 2009
FEATURES
DEPARTMENTS
REPORTS
4 Wheeler for the wounded
4 Washington Dir. Report
3 PNW
4-6 Misc. Land Matters Info
8 “We did It” Reports
15 Change of address
7 7-Mile ORV area - Spokane
12-15 Region Reports
7 Wheeler at Brown Camp
16 Looking for
Members
9 Quadrapaws Club opens
Yellow Jacket Saddle
10 All Wheelers - Challenge
16 Membership
Application
Officers List
17 Classified ADS
17
Video Library
18 Calendar of Events
19 Associate Members List
TRAIL JAMBOREE CLEAN-UP
See AD on page 11
2009 TRAIL JAMBOREE
See AD on page 6
SPANAWAY MOONSHINERS SWAP MEET
See AD on page 18
www.pnw4wda.org
800-537-7845
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February 2009
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PNW4WDA
Volume 37 Number 2 February 2009
The mission of 4-Wheelin' News is
to fourwheelatize* and enlighten
fellow enthusiasts by educating,
inspiring and informing.
editor/publisher Ron McDonald
[email protected]
Officers List
PRESIDENT
Luke May/Grace
22635 NE Woodinville Duval Rd
Woodinville, WA 98077
800-537-7845 / 425-788-2848
[email protected]
TREASURER
Dave McMains/ Kathy”Frogg”
603 Meridian
Moses Lake, WA 98837
509-765-2922
[email protected]
assistant editor Diana McDonald
[email protected]
OREGON EXEC. DIRECTOR
Beth Ayer/Butch
711 Bennett Creek Rd.
Cottage Grove, OR 97424
541-954-4880
[email protected]
mailing address
3902 NE 61 Ave
Vancouver, WA 98661
telephone (360) 695-0595
email address
[email protected]
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limits of ordinary four wheeled vehicles.
D. To traverse
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4-Wheelin’ News
February 2009
SECRETARY
Sande Nettnin/Earl
519 N Fisher Place
Kennewick, WA 99336
509-783-6481
[email protected]
IDAHO EXEC. DIRECTOR
Open
Call 800-537-7845
WASH. EXEC. DIRECTOR
Arlene Brooks/Bob
21520 SE 346th
Auburn, WA. 98092
253-833-8747
[email protected]
Inter Assoc. Directors
COMPETITION CHAIRMAN
Don & Carol Jensen
Rob Stafford/Dianna
946 - 18th, Longview, WA 98632
360-577-0111 Voice/FAX
[email protected]
[email protected]
19302 6th Ave. E.
Spanaway, WA 98387
253-691-4351
[email protected]
REGION I DIRECTOR
REGION II DIRECTOR
Angela Holm
Edward Campbell/Sue Preble
31330 11th Place S.
Federal Way, WA 98003
253-529-9482 / 206-617-9478 Cell
[email protected]
P.O. Box 393
Bucoda, WA 98530
360-878-1677
[email protected]
REGION IV DIRECTOR
REGION III DIRECTOR
Rick Smith/Kristin
P.O. Box 1536
St. Helens, OR 97051
971-207-4797
[email protected]
519 N Fisher Place
Kennewick, WA 99336
509-783-6481
[email protected]
REGION V DIRECTOR
Open
Alan D. Paulson
Call 800-537-7845
REGION VII DIRECTOR
Jeff Williams/Gwen
5998 #4 Hwy 291
Nine Mile Falls, WA 98026
509-467-4177 / 509-951-5106 Cell
[email protected]
PARLIAMENTARIAN
Tom Fisher/Karen
1615 Harvard Ave.
Gladstone, OR 97027
971-221-3384 Cell
[email protected]
Earl Nettnin/Sande
REGION VI DIRECTOR
4751 Happy Valley Rd.
Roseburg, Oregon 97470
541-679-0571
[email protected]
MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN
Kathy ”Frogg” McMains/ Dave
603 Meridian
509-765-2922
[email protected]
SAFETY/ED CHAIRMAN
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Linda Jessen/ Walter
2952 Garfield, Longview, WA 98632
360-636-1675
[email protected]
[email protected]
WEBMASTER
Club Power/We Did it CHAIRMEN
Rob Solomon
Karen Fisher/Tom
19802 118th Ave. Ct. E.
Graham, WA 98338
253-847-8202 / 253-465-1005 Cell
[email protected]
1615 Harvard Ave. • Gladstone, OR 97027
503-655-1870 / Fax 360-256-0004
971-221-3411 Cell
[email protected]
TRAIL JAMBOREE CHAIR
TRAIL JAMBOREE CO-CHAIR
Merrick Graves
Kim Graves
PO Box 344
Ravensdale, WA 98051
425-432-0587
206-612-1264 Cell
[email protected]
PO Box 344
Ravensdale, WA 98051
425-432-0587 / 253-875-7326 Fax
253-241-2338 Cell
[email protected]
VIDEO CHAIRMAN
WAYS & MEANS CHAIRMAN
Kathy ”Frogg” McMains/ Dave
603 Meridian
509-765-2922
Ways&[email protected]
Don Jensen/Carol
946 - 18th
Longview, WA 98632
360-577-0111 Voice/FAX
[email protected]
TRI-POWER EDITOR
Ron McDonald/Diana
3902 NE 61stAve • Vancouver, WA 98661
ALL (360)
Days: 695-6400 • Eve 6-9pm: 695-0595
FAX: 695-1043
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Wheelers for
the Wounded
I have an event I’d like to
get into the Tri-Power for
next month. I’d like to look at
getting word out for the event
in 3 ways - as a news article,
as an event listed in the 4x4
event guide calendar for the
next issue, and also as an ad.
I’ll have to discuss the ad with
you, as I’d like to find out if there
is any negotiating the rate for a
larger ad in an upcoming issue
Arlene Brooks
Washington Exec. Director
February ’09
It has been a busy first part of
the year – the State Meeting
is now behind us and Winter
Convention is just ‘round the
bend. You will find the minutes
from the State Meeting
available at Convention for
corrections/additions and/or
approval.
I have been asked to attend
the Department of Natural
Resources
(DNR)
board
meeting in Olympia on the 3rd
of February presenting our
position on the Department’s
WAC Revision (Section 33252) (we have been involved
since ’04); I have accepted the
invitation.
The latter part of February
DNR personal is planning
an all recreation leadership
meeting
–
gathering
recognized recreation groups
together – sitting down face-toface addressing recreation on
managed state lands; I have
accepted this invitation on
behalf of our four wheel drive
organization; more information
will follow.
In between these meetings I
continue to participate in the
DNR’s Sustainable Recreation
Work Group (sub-committee’s
were formed) with regards to
current funding and access
ideas – these topics are to be
addressed over the next couple
months; the Departments
online survey has been found
to be very valuable to the task
force; thanks to those who
took the time to participate.
Till next time ……..
Arlene Brooks, WA. State
Director
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But I’ll start at the beginning.
Wheelers for the Wounded
is a national travelling event
designed to express our
gratitude for the service of our
wounded military personnel.
Currently - it is 20 events
throughout the United States,
starting in April and ending
in September that are all
weekend camping/wheeling
experiences. There is more
information on the event here:
www.wheelersforthewounded.org
WFTW
is
a
non-profit
organization, and all funding
goes first to support each
individual local event. We
hope not only to cover event
costs through donations and
sponsors, but also hope to
have funds in excess of the
expenses of the local event.
These funds will be donated
to Fisher House - another
non-profit assisting military
personnel
by
providing
temporary housing for military
families while the wounded
service member is at a
medical facility. More info on
that organization here:
www.fisherhouse.org
There are events scheduled
in Oregon (to be hosted by
PNW Reg 3) and Washington
(hosted by PNW affiliated
clubs Timber Tamers and
Quadra Paws of PNW Regions
1 and 2 respectively. I am the
contact for the Washington
event - so I am most focused
on getting the word out for the
Washington WFTW event.
The Washington event is
scheduled for the 4th of July
weekend. The actual ride
will happen July 4, 2009 at
the ORV area at the Tahuya
State Forest outside of Belfair,
WA, and camping will be
at Sahalee Retreat Center
down the road in Tahuya, WA
over the weekend of July 3-5,
2009.
So - my questions are these
- What info do you need for
getting on the events guide?
What info do you need for
doing a news article?
Given
that
all
moneys
end up going to non-profit
organizations
supporting
wounded vets and their
families - what kind of deal (if
any lower than the published
rates) could be put together
for a partial page ad for PNW
sponsored WFTW events?
Thanks for whatever you can
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tell me. If you need me to write
up a story to put in the the
Tri-Power for the next issue,
please let me know how you
want it - and I’ll turn it around
to you before the 25th.
Thank you.
Tom James
Timber Tamers
206-595-1140
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State Seeks
Volunteers to
Evaluate Grants
for Parks, Trails,
and Shooting
Ranges
OLYMPIA
The
state
Recreation and Conservation
Office is looking for 17
volunteers to fill vacancies on
four advisory committees for
parks, trails, and firearm and
archery ranges.
The advisory committees
make recommendations to the
Funding Board on project
funding and policy issues.
The board is the largest
provider of grants for parks in
Washington.
Trails
•Recreational Trails
Program
Advisory
Committee:
This
committee
evaluates
grant applications for
projects that help maintain
backcountry trails and provide
trail safety and education
programs.
Volunteers are needed to
represent:
• State residents interested
in trails (such as land use
planners,
public
policy
specialists, statisticians or
specialists with knowledge of
backcountry trails and related
issues).
• Equestrians.
• Off-road vehicle motorcycle
recreationists.
Members will serve from March
2009 through December 2012
and generally review grant
application materials at home
and attend one meeting a
year.
•Nonhighway and Offroad Vehicle Activities
Committee:
This
committee evaluates grant
applications from local, state
and federal agencies for
projects to help plan, acquire
land, develop and maintain
facilities for motorized and
non-motorized
recreation.
The program also supports
education and law enforcement
grants for outdoor recreation.
represent:
• Federal land management
agencies.
• Local law enforcement
agencies.
•
Outdoor
recreationists,
such as hikers, equestrians,
backpackers,
cross-country
skiers,
hunters,
anglers,
February 2009
wildlife viewers, gatherers,
etc.
• All-terrain vehicle riders.
Members will serve from March
2009 through December 2012
and generally review grant
application materials at home
and attend two, multiple-day
meetings a year.
Parks
•Land and Water
Conservation
Fund
Advisory Committee:
This committee evaluates
grant applications for
projects that preserve
and develop outdoor
recreation areas including
parks, trails and wildlife
lands.
Volunteers are needed
to represent eastern
Washington:
• Residents.
• Local government.
Members will serve from
March 2009 to December
2011 and generally will
attend up to four weekday
meetings a year.
Shooting Ranges
•Firearms
and Archery
Range
Recreation
Advisory Committee:
This committee evaluates
grant applications from
local agencies and nonprofit organizations for
projects that acquire,
develop and renovate
shooting and archery
ranges.
represent:
• Archery.
• General public.
• Hunter education.
• Law enforcement.
• Military.
• Shotgun.
Members will serve from
March 2009 to December
2011 and attend two to four
meetings a year.
To Apply
Send a completed application
and support materials to the
Office no later than Feb.
13. Applications and more
information are available online
at:
http://www.rco.wa.gov/
rcfb/temp/adv_cmte_recruit_
forms.htm or by contacting
Lorinda Anderson at 360-9023009 or lorinda.anderson
@rco.wa.gov (TDD at 360902-1996).
Susan Zemek
Communications Manager
Office: 1111 Washington ST SE
Olympia WA 98501
Mailing Address
PO Box 40917
Olympia WA 98504-0917
(360) 902-3081
TDD (360) 902-1996
[email protected]
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ATTE N TI O N
TO ONE AND
ALL
DON’T FORGET
TO TAKE
PICTURES
& WRITE
UP A STORY
ABOUT THE
EVENT(S)YOU
HAVE GONE TO.
THANK YOU,
RON
EMAIL:
tripower@
pnw4wda.org
General
Requirements
The
Recreation
and
Conservation Office’s goal
is to ensure that committee
members
represent
the
full range of Washington’s
diversity. Ideal candidates
have a statewide perspective,
understand the needs of
people doing their respective
recreational
activity
and
regularly communicate with
them. Candidates should
have a good grasp of the
issues
related
to
their
recreational activity, have
the time to fully participate in
committee activities, actively
work for win-win solutions
and seek creative outcomes.
Candidates may be members
of organizations that apply for
grants or be past members of
the committees.
When the budget allows, travel
expenses are provided.
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Off-Road Woman
Featured as
Leading Lady in
National Outdoors
Magazine
Mokelumne Hill, CA
January 16th, Stacie Albright,
long time Calaveras County
citizen is featured in the Fall
2008 edition of the nationally
recognized magazine, Sticks
& Stones Outdoor Adventures
(http://www.ssoutdooradv
entures.com/). Albright, a
recreation advocate and local
photographer is applauded for
her diversified enjoyment of
the great outdoors, including
hunting, fishing, camping,
exploring, hiking, and travel.
She is also well known in
the world of recreation for
her involvement with the
BlueRibbon Coalition â€“
a national trails group that
champions
responsible
recreation.
Sticks & Stones magazine,
with
John
Michael
Montgomery,
covers
the
gambit of outdoor adventure
in print, radio, web and TV.
Albright was chosen as a
â€œLeading Ladyâ€ because
of her adventurous spirit in
several outdoor activities, as
well as her advocacy work
to keep public lands open for
responsible use through the
BlueRibbon Coalition. (http:
//www.sharetrails.org).
Del
Albright,
BlueRibbon
Coalition Ambassador and
Stacie’s husband, stated, I’m
very proud of Stacie for being
featured like this, and for her
hard work in general. Not only
that, she knows how to have
fun!”
The feature depicts the story
of how Stacie got started with
her brothers hunting in Ohio
as a young child, then tells
the tale of how today she out
fishes her husband on local
lakes in Calaveras County.
“I’m honored to be recognized
like this, but I think it’s more
important for people to take
home the message that the
outdoors are for all of us and
we should find the time to
enjoy what we have in this
great country” Stacie adds.
See the article online here
(page
48):
http://www.ss
outdooradventures.com/
CurrentIssue/index.html
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Stacie can be reached for
an interview and pictures at
(209) 217-6886.
The BlueRibbon Coalition is a
national recreation group that
champions responsible use
of public and private lands,
and encourages individual
environmental
stewardship.
It represents over 10,000
individual members and 1,200
organization and business
members, for a combined total
4-Wheelin’ News
of over 600,000 recreationists
nationwide. 1-800-258-3742.
www.sharetrails.org
Del Albright
Ambassador, BlueRibbon
Coalition
Trail Boss, Friends of the
Rubicon
State EA Coordinator,
CA4WDC
Del’s Home Page and Del’s
BLOG
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free Swag with Del’s Training
Course (RLTC)
Premier Sponsors:
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class. The bill sponsors want
to scrap up to one million cars
a year for at least four years.
There is no evidence that the
program would achieve the
goal of boosting new car sales
or increasing fuel mileage.
Many states have considered
scrappage programs in the
past as a way to help clean
the air or increase mpg, but
abandoned the effort because
they simply don’t work. The
programs are not cost-effective
and do not achieve verifiable
air quality or fuel economy
benefits, but they do have
a devastating impact on the
many small businesses that
market products and services
for the scrapped cars.
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Don’t Delay! Please contact
Senator Diane Feinstein and
Rep. Henry Waxman today
to urge their opposition to S.
247 and H.R. 520. For those
who responded to our first
call for action, we need you
again, along with everyone
else.
Oppose
Federal Vehicle
Scrappage
Program
Our efforts to prevent Congress
from including a nationwide
“Cash for Clunkers” program
in the economic stimulus
package has been successful
– so far. Thousands of SEMA
members and SEMA Action
Network (SAN) enthusiasts
contacted House Speaker
Nancy Pelosi in opposition
to the plan. The Speaker’s
Office informed us that your
emails, calls and faxes were
received and, thanks to your
work, Cash for Clunkers
was not included in the
economic stimulus package
introduced in mid-January in
the House of Representatives.
Unfortunately, new legislation
(S. 247 and H.R. 520) has
been introduced in Congress
to create a national vehicle
scrappage program which
will give U.S. tax dollars to
consumers who turn-in their
“gas guzzlers” to have them
crushed. Lawmakers need to
scrap this idea!
Contact Senator Diane
Feinstein (D-CA) and Rep.
Henry Waxman (D-CA)
Immediately to Oppose S.
247 and H.R. 520
The so-called “Accelerated
Retirement
of
Inefficient
Vehicles Act” is Cash for
Clunkers with a twist. Instead
of focusing exclusively on
older cars, this program would
target vehicles with low fuel
economy ratings of any model
year.
Participants
would
receive cash vouchers ranging
from $2,500 to $4,500 based
on the model year and whether
the replacement vehicle was
a more fuel-efficient new
car or used car (MY 2004
or later). Fuel-efficient is
defined as getting at least
25 percent better mileage for
the corporate average fuel
economy (CAFE) target for its
Contact Sen. Diane Feinstein
to oppose S. 247
• Click here to send an email:
http://feinstein.senate.gov/
public/index.cfm?FuseAction=
ContactUsEmailMe
• Call: (202) 224-3841
• Fax: (202) 228-3954
Contact Henry Waxman to
oppose HR 520
• Click here to send an email:
http://ergycommerce.house.gov/
index.php?option=com_cont
ent&task=view&id=1313&Ite
mid=1
• Call: (202) 225-2927
• Fax: (202) 225-2525
Talking Points
Oppose the Use
of U.S. Taxpayer
Dollars for
Accelerated
Vehicle
Retirement
• I am writing to urge lawmakers
not to approve an “accelerated
vehicle retirement” program.
Even on a voluntary basis, the
program will hurt thousands
of independent repair shops,
auto restorers, customizers
and their customers across
the country that depend on
the used car market. These
businesses
are
already
very vulnerable in the weak
economy.
• An
accelerated
vehicle
retirement program is flawed
since it does not target the
“gross polluter,” an improperly
maintained vehicle of any
make or model year that
has poor fuel mileage and
dramatically more emissions
due to poor maintenance.
• An
accelerated
vehicle
retirement program is flawed
February 2009
because it does not factor-in
how many miles-a-year the
collected vehicles are currently
being driven. U.S. taxpayers
will be buying rarely-driven
second and third vehicles that
have minimal impact on overall
fuel economy and air pollution.
• Accelerated vehicle retirement
won’t generate many new
car sales. The cash incentive
provided will not be enough to
enable a person to buy a new
or used vehicle.
will compete with nonprofits
that rely on vehicle donations
to raise funds, such as the
Salvation Army, the Purple
Heart and other charities.
threatens to disrupt a large and
complex industry which already
handles scrappage, repair,
remanufacturing and recycling
issues.
This
independent
industry provides thousands of
American jobs and generates
millions of dollars in local, state
and federal tax revenues.
•Accelerated vehicle retirement
ignores better policy options.
Taxpayer dollars would be
better spent as direct tax
incentives to purchase a fuelefficient new or used car,
without a government vehicle
crushing program. Congress
should also provide tax
incentives to upgrade, repair
and maintain existing cars,
trucks and SUVs. There are
many commercially available
products and technologies
that can substantially improve
fuel mileage and lower the
emissions.
• We hope we can count on you
to reject “Accelerated Vehicle
Retirement.” Thank you for
your consideration on this very
important matter.
Please send a copy of your
message to Sen. Feinstein
and
Rep.
Waxman
to
[email protected].
Please check the Spokane
District website for further
closure information at:
h t t p : / / w w w. b l m . g o v / o r /
districts/spokane/index.php,
or call the Spokane District
Office at (509) 536-1200.
The BLM manages more
land – 256 million acres
– than any other Federal
agency. This land, known as
the National System of Public
Lands, is primarily located in
12 Western states, including
Alaska. The Bureau, with a
budget of about $1 billion,
also administers 700 million
acres of sub-surface mineral
estate throughout the nation.
The
BLM’s
multiple-use
mission is to sustain the
health and productivity of
the public lands for the use
and enjoyment of present
and future generations. The
Bureau accomplishes this by
managing such activities as
outdoor recreation, livestock
grazing, mineral development,
and energy production, and by
conserving natural, historical,
cultural, and other resources
on public lands.
Cheyne Rossbach
Public Affairs
Contact Representative
BLM Spokane District Office
1103 N Fancher Rd
Spokane Valley, WA 99212
(509) 536-1200
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Road Open
to
Rock Creek
Recreation Area
Spokane–Effective
immediately;
the
road
leading to the Rock Creek
Recreation
Area
(also
known as Escure Ranch) is
open to motorized vehicle
travel.
The Rock Creek Recreation
area is located approximately
20
miles
South
of
Sprague,
Washington,
in Whitman County, and
provides access to the Towell
Falls
trailhead
location.
The
Bureau
of
Land
Management (BLM) closed
the road for public safety on
December 24, 2008 due
to
weather
conditions.
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Volunteers
and DNR help
protect Reiter
Foothills
Reiter Foothills, located in
eastern Snohomish County,
has long been a popular
recreation area. The 10,000acre area attracts a diverse
range of users including offroad enthusiasts, campers,
hikers, mountain bikers, and
hunters. The southern portion,
in particular, has become
increasingly popular over the
years for motorized use.
Reiter is so popular that
certain locations have become
overused, and some streams
and stream corridors have
experienced
environmental
damage from off-trail riding
and the large numbers of
riders using the area.
The Washington Departments
of Natural Resources (DNR),
Ecology, and Fish and Wildlife,
and the Tulalip Tribes are
working on some interim
projects to protect the area
from further damage to its
resources. These
interim
measures will help address
water quality problems until
the Reiter Foothills recreation
advisory group completes
its final recommendations
and DNR determines the
best course of action for
the long term. (For more
information about recreation
planning for Reiter Foothills,
visit: http://www.dnr.wa.gov/
RecreationEducation/Topics/
RecreationPlanning/Pages/
amp_rec_reiter_foothills.aspx)
Volunteers have played an
important role in restoring
Reiter Foothills. In the past
few months, DNR staff have
worked with volunteers from
groups such as the Northwest
Quad Association, the Pacific
Northwest Four Wheel Drive
Association, and Reiter Trail
Watch to complete on-theground projects that:
· Protect water quality by keeping
sediment from flowing into streams.
· Protect wetlands and fish habitat.
· Clean up and prevent litter.
Volunteers and DNR staff
have already completed the
following projects:
· Hardening the Deer Creek
crossing.
· Conducting weekend
cleanups of the area.
· Repairing fencing & eliminating
motorized access around
Reiter Pond to protect the
area.
The next planned work will
involve
placing
ecology
blocks to control access to
sensitive areas along Reiter
Road and near Reiter Pond
where a significant amount of
garbage dumping is occurring.
We expect this work to be
completed by mid-January.
View a map of the barrier
installation project at:
6
h t t p : / / w w w. d n r. w a . g o v /
Publications/em_
reiter_foothills_barrier_
installation.pdf
Please note that primary offroad vehicle routes currently
being used will remain open.
The work going on at Reiter
is a great example of how
volunteers are helping to
make a difference on DNRmanaged lands. If you’d like
to help by volunteering your
time, equipment, or materials
for upcoming work projects
in the Reiter area, contact
David Way at 360-854-2830 or
[email protected].
DNR recently put out a
press release about the
work going in Reiter at:
h t t p : / / w w w. d n r. w a . g o v /
RecreationEducation/News/
Pages/nr08_217.aspx
For more information about
Reiter
Foothills,
contact
Candace Johnson at:
360-854-2803 or
[email protected].
~
Yakima Canyon
Recreation
Sites
Temporarily
Closed
Yakima, WA Due to flooding
by the Yakima River this past
week, the Bureau of Land
Management
(BLM)
has
temporarily closed portions of
the four developed recreation
sites it manages in the
Yakima River Canyon. BLM’s
Umtanum, Lmuma Creek, Big
Pines and Roza recreation
sites have all experienced
damage from the flooding,
ranging from buried tables and
fire rings, to damaged boat
launches and signs.
Closures include the Umtanum
bridge and boat launch; all of
Lmuma Creek; Big Pines boat
ramp, outhouses and the north
end of the campground; and
Roza boat ramp.
These areas will be closed
to the public until further
assessments and repairs of
the damage can be made.
BLM cautions visitors to pay
attention to changing river
levels and conditions at these
and other roads and recreation
sites in the area.
Please
contact the Wenatchee BLM
office at (509)665-2100 for
further questions or to check
conditions.
This news release and other
information about the BLM
Spokane District isavailable
on the district web site at http:
//www.blm.gov/or/districts/
spokane.
states, including Alaska. The
Bureau, with a budget of about
$1 billion, also administers 700
million acres of sub-surface
mineral estate throughout the
nation. The BLM’s multipleuse mission is to sustain the
health and productivity of
the public lands for the use
and enjoyment of present
and future generations. The
Bureau accomplishes this by
managing such activities as
outdoor recreation, livestock
grazing, mineral development,
and energy production, and by
conserving natural, historical,
cultural, and other resources
on public lands.
~
Scott Pavey
Planning and Environmental
Coordinator
Spokane District
Coeur d’Alene District
(208) 769-5059
The BLM manages more land
256 million acres than any
other Federal agency. This
land, known as the National
System of Public Lands, is
primarily located in 12 Western
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Yes, You Can
Fight City Hall
– And Win!
Or in this case, state
government!
It all started rather innocently,
a posting in the (Spokane)
Spokesman-Review
that
the 7 Mile ORV Area would
be closing for the winter
2, # 3, # 4).
Background: The ORV area
at Riverside State Park is 600
acres of fun!
Set aside in the 1980’s for OffRoad Vehicles, the area has
proven to be very popular for
motorcycles, ATV’s, and fourwheelers. The terrain provides
hill climbs, sand areas, and
trails through wooded areas.
Vancouver 4 Wheelers,
November club run
Brown’s Camp,
Tillamook State Forest
November 23rd 2008
Restrooms, parking, two picnic
The day started out with meeting at Rogers Camp at 8:30am. We had 4 members, 1
applicant, and 5 guests. We planned on going in a loop. We started out on the Cedar Tree trail.
From there we went to Firebreak Five, Saddle Up, Hogs Back, Rocky Uphill, Archers Firebreak,
and then back to the trail head. Every one had a good time and there was no carnage to report.
beginning on December 1st
and would not reopen until late
March or early April.
That’s all it took to get the ball
rolling – or in this case, the
opposition to the closure.
E-mails went out; postings
were made on various
forums and web sites. Word
spread rapidly and opposition
mounted, including phone
calls to both the park rangers
as well as Olympia!
Jeff Williams (Spokane 4
Wheelers) arranged a meeting
with the park ranger in which
it was agreed to keeping the
park open closing it only on
Wednesdays and Thursdays.
However, the folks who use 7
Mile would have to help out.
The details of this “help”
would come later, but we did
succeed in keeping the park
open through the winter!
As a show of thanks, a rally
was held on Sunday, Nov 23
at the 7 Mile ORV Area (photo
# 1). At 1 PM, attendees
gathered at the mud hole for
a photo opportunity. Over 100
vehicles were counted! This
included not only 4x4s, but
ATVs and dirt bikes (photos #
4-Wheelin’ News
shelters, a loading/unloading
ramp, a training area, and
more are at the site. Camping
is available nearby at the Bowl
and Pitcher area of Riverside
State Park. ORV’s (or, OHV’s
as they are known in other
places) must be trailered to
get to the ORV area, unless
they are street-legal.
Beginning of The Cedar Tree Trail, Jerry Supplemento, Barry Hesketh, Larry Hesketh, Keith
Watson, Gene Ellsworth, Kara Madison, Jeff Papke, Randy Watson, Chris Hammond, and Marty
Tilford
For more information:
WA State Parks & Recreation
Official Website: http://
www.parks.wa.gov/parkpage.
asp?selectedpark=Riverside
Riverside State Park
Foundation (unofficial)
website:
http://www.riversidestatepark.
org/orv_area.htm
Kara Madison going under the Cedar Tree
Paul Yelk (PNW4WDA Region
VII) Member, WOHVA ( http:
//www.wohva.org ) Member,
Spokane 4 Wheelers ( http:
//www.spokane4wheele
rs.com/ ) Member, North
Idaho Trail Blazers ( http:
//www.nitrailblazers.org/)
Member, EA WA ATV
Association
( http://www.ewatv.org/ )
Heading up Firebreak Five
~
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February 2009
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WE DID IT/CLUB POWER/QUILL POWER REPORT
December 6, 2008
WE DID IT
Region 2
Thunder Trucks
Pick Up A Mountain 9/2008 2 people 350 miles
Alder Benders
American Jeepster
Cascade 4X4’s
Countyline Offroaders
Dog Pound Offroad
Edgewood Hillwillys
Evergreen Conestogas
Grays Harbor Support
Grays Harbor Stump
Busters
Hombres
Off Road Animals
Oly 4 Wheelers
Peninsula Mudd
Dawgs
Rainier Ruffians
Rednecks and Rugrats
Skookumchuck Mud
Daubers
Tacoma Webfooters
Valley Crater Raiders
Individual Members
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
5 people 800 miles
23 people 1720 miles
6 people 700 miles
9 people 400 miles
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
66 people
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
Shore Patrol
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
9/2008
6 people 960 miles
8 people 1600 miles
Region 3
Trailbreakers
Pistons Wild
Mud Puppies
Trask Mtn
Flat Broke
Our Gang Off Road
Sand Fleas
Longview OHV Show 7/2008
9 people 160 miles
8 people 240 miles
2 people 180 miles
3 people 400 miles
5 people 410 miles
1 person 844 miles
4 people 240 miles
Region 4
Peak Putters
Roman Chariots
Shindig Wheelers
Timberwolves
All Wheelers
Desert Rats
Jeeping Nomads
Pick Up A Mountain
Pick Up A Mountain
Pick Up A Mountain
Pick Up A Mountain
Pick Up A Mountain
Pick UP A Mountain
Pick Up A Mountain
9/2008 8 people 2040 miles
9/2008 1 person 250 miles
CLUB POWER
Region 2
Off Road Animals
Off Road Animals
Quadrapaws
Quadrapaws
Quadrapaws
Quadrapaws
Evans Creek Fun Run 8/2008 26 people 1020 miles
Naches Trail West
8/2008 4 people
Tahuya Hill Project 10/2008 14 people
Tahuya Forest Watch 10/2008 19 people 1100 miles
Tahuya Yellow Jacket Saddle 9 people 720 miles
Tahuya Cleanup 08
28 people 610 miles
Region 4
Shindig Wheelers
8
Little Rattlesnake Trail 8/2008 12 people
February 2009
www.pnw4wda.org
Quadrapaws 4x4 Club Opens
Yellow Jacket Saddle
By Michael Welander
The Tahuya State Forest 4X4 trail has been transforming
over the last several months with improvement of existing
trails. The addition of the rock crawl hill and molies has
created an extreme trail for the technically advanced
vehicles. Now a challenging trail has been opened for the
moderately built 4X4 vehicles to test your skill and nerve.
looking up placing rocks on the hill. A 8000 lb concrete
block nest was buried to provide a winch point for the rock
hill climb.
The trail boundary along the sides and bottom of the
hill climbs were barricaded to prevent damage to
the surrounding forest. DNR and the Quadrapaws
worked closely to ensure that the trail is passable by a
“Reasonably” built vehicle could climb the rock climb and
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that the environment was protected. No bypass for this
trail is required. Any user built bypass will not be tolerated.
Any driver caught off trail will receive a ticket.
Yellow Jacket Saddle trail just over ¼ mile long was
opened in December. This previous hill climb was known
as Yellow Jacket Hill. The trail contains a long rock climb
and a steep off camber dirt hill climb guarded by molies at
the west entrance.
At the December 2008 PNW4WDA Board meeting Jeff
Williams made a presentation applying for funding from
the PNW4WDA (IAW) (Trail building and maintenance
fund) for reimbursement cost of equipment rental and fuel.
The first vehicle to try it out was Randy Smith of the
Quadrapaws. His 1984 CJ7 has 33X10.5 tires, locked at
both ends and a 2 inch lift. He had no problems traveling
in either direction. Just choose your line wisely. Another
Quadrapaw John George wasn’t so lucky. His TJ with the
same set up as Randy’s Jeep. Didn’t fare so well on the
off camber dirt hill climb. He broke his drivers side steering
knuckle. We Have a saying in the club. “Its Just Tahuya”
What the Quadrapaws lack in notability they more than
make that up with their dedication to the Tahuya state
Forest 4X4 trail system. They pour their heart and
soul into the Tahuya every year. Maintaining the trails
keeping the place clean and OPEN for others to come
and enjoy their hobby of Four Wheeling. That alone
makes the Quadrapaws one of the elite 4X4 clubs of the
PNW4WDA.
The Board clearly was behind the project and approved the
funding to rent an excavator and skid steer loader to move
the material onto the hillside. The DNR had several loads
of rock approximately 380 tons delivered to the trailhead.
Showing that we have their support for this project.
Twelve Quadrapaw Club members worked the project
from Saturday to Thursday putting in 286 hours during
one of the coldest weeks that could be remembered.
Most days began at daylight and headlights were on when
putting away the equipment for the night. On Tuesday
morning the temperature was 11 degrees and caused
the club presidents Travis Waldher eyelashes to freeze
or
ATTE N TI O N
TO ONE AND
ALL
DON’T FORGET
TO TAKE
PICTURES
& WRITE
UP A STORY
ABOUT THE
EVENT(S)YOU
HAVE GONE TO.
THANK YOU,
RON
EMAIL:
tripower@
pnw4wda.org
Names of the Quadrapaws individuals that made this
project possible. Travis Waldher, Randy Smith, John
Goerge , Sean Butler, Fred White, Mike Welander, Rick
Cornwell, Tanya Barnhill, Tim Willette, Cat Richards,
Melvon Patton, Jeff Williams
The Quadrapaws would like to thank Ray Minish and
Jason Garver from DNR and Arlene Brooks and the entire
PNW4WDA Board of directors for their support. Without
the working relationships and partnerships that have been
built throughout the years projects like these could not and
would not happen.
Hope to see you real soon in the Tahuya
~
while operating the skid steer loader. On Wednesday and
Thursday we had another obstacle to deal with Snow! The
most unusual problem occurred in the mornings when
shovels were held in the air to give shade to Jeff’s eyes
from the sun shining directly down the hill while he was
4-Wheelin’ News
February 2009
9
All Wheelers Off Road
Club
Top Member Challenge
out of this little hole where the
valve stem used to be. After
mumbling a few expletives, I
began my quest to see if there
were any spares I could use
that have the same bolt pattern
as the Toyota. Hmmmm, not
that pile…..not that pile, maybe
that pile, NOPE, that pile! (my
husband has quite the collection
of tires, I think from every vehicle
we’ve owned since we’ve been
married-and then some) Lucky
me….I found one.
I then
commenced to taking the lug
nuts off of the now airless tire.
NO small feat mind you as my
husband insists on tightening
those suckers on there with a
brute strength I can only fathom.
After muttering yet a few more
expletives, I finally get the tire
off. Yay for me! It being about
29 degrees outside, my hands
had become quite numb by this
time. So I get the spare on and
hand tighten the lug nuts. I grab
my “lug tightening tool” (can’t
think of the name of it right now)
and start to tighten down the lug
nuts so I can avoid anymore
exciting adventures for the rest
of my day.
On January 17th, 2009 we had our clubs yearly
challenge for Top Member on Cowiche Ridge in the
Ahtanum State Forest. The challenge was to get up
the mountain through the snow drifts and get the
marker before other members. This year we had five
members competing which drew straws to get their
place at the starting line on C-1000 near South Fork
Here is the finish line.
Cowiche Creek.
Here is the order of the challengers at the starting
line:
1st BlindPilot - TJ
2nd Nevada - Toyota truck
3rd Havo - Toyota truck
4th Waycrazy - CJ5
5th Colemancooler - Toyota truck
The Judges:
JayW - CJ2A
Black-in-black - Toyota truck
The rules state they must stay on the Green Dot trail and only
pass in areas where no damage would happen to the land.
Fatboy presenting the TMC trophy to BlindPilot
The first part of the trail did not have places to pass.
The 2009 All Wheelers Top Member Challenge. The prizes:
A set of Rough Country Roll bar Grab handles donated from
4wheelingplus.com and an AWORC t-shirt donated from Ceg.
For more pictures visit aworc.com
~
Change of Address?
PNW4WDA Membership
C/O: Kathy ”Frogg” McMains
603 Meridian
509-765-2922
or
Waycrazy broke a u-joint and had to drop out of the challenge.
E-Mail: [email protected]
My Day….So Far
(true story)
By: Tiffany Morris
The challengers and judges got spread out since the other
group would not let them pass.
10
Did you ever have “one
of those days”? As I walked
around the Toyota this morning
to get ready and head out to
work, I notice the front left tire
was a little low. So I go and
open up the garage door and
plug in my husband’s behemoth
air compressor, click on the
correct fitting for putting air in the
tire stem and wait a few seconds
for the compressor to build up
pressure. I then carefully take
off the cap to the valve stem
and place it in my pocket so as
not to lose it….I’ve done that a
time or two before (lost the cap
that is….) and it drives Dan, my
February 2009
husband, nuts. (He’s pretty
particular when it comes to
things matching….even a
little valve cap) I check the
gauge to make sure there is
adequate pressure for me to
commence filling my tire with
air. I connect all the right parts
to the valve stem and press
down. That’s when my troubles
started….Air started blowing
in my face, blowing my hair
up off of my forehead, drying
out my contacts, etc. I looked
down to see what I possibly
could’ve done incorrectly,
because you know I NEVER
do anything wrong. I noticed
that the whole valve stem had
come out of the tire and was
stuck inside the fitting…or is
it called a “chuck”?, Heck, I
can never remember stuff like
that. I stood there watching
at what little air was left inside
of the tire come screaming
I come to the second to the
last lug nut to be tightened and
“SNAP”….it falls off. (the lug
nut, not the tool) I look down
to see that not only the lug nut
has snapped off, but the bolt
that the lug nut screws onto has
come off as well. Once again
the expletives spew forth from
my mouth ….I stood there and
debated on whether or not to
call my husband and tell him of
my woes. I hate to do that you
see….because I like to think I
can do things, such as changing
a stinking tire,on my own.
Hmmmmm, I was in a quandary.
Should I chance driving to and
from work with only four lug nuts
or do I call my husband?? I
settled on the latter….call him I
did. He listened to my tale, just
as I’ve told it to you today…..and
he laughed. Hmmmmppppffff.
laughed. Needless to say, I
was informed that I would be
just fine with only four lug nuts.
I was given explicit instructions
not to do any off-road exploring
today…..no worries about that
as I was already 30 minutes late
to work. So I climbed inside my
trusty Toyota, hands all covered
in greasy gross-ness, clothes all
askew and my hair had turned
into a frizzy bush that sat atop
my cranium. Lovely. I cranked
the heater up to high so I could
defrost my greasy digits and
set off to work. I arrived safely,
as my husband assured me I
would, and without a hitch. I
walked inside the office and
discovered I had left my lunch at
home. Expletive. Expletive.
The End.
~
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2009
Trail Jamboree Clean-Up
Saturday, April 18, 2009
8:30 a.m.
at
Jim Sprick Park
Nile Valley off Hwy 410
Hobo Stew* will be served for lunch
and a
Pot Luck will be held in the evening
Please bring yard tools such as rakes,
pruning shears, loppers, pitch forks.
For further information contact Kim Graves
at 425-432-0587 or [email protected]
*Hobo stew is a concoction of anything and everything (meat &
vegetables) thrown into a giant pot; slowly stewed all
morning until lunch time. Bring a portion of vegetables, rice,
tomatoes or whatever canned or fresh (chopped, diced,
prepared), bring no more than you plan to eat! Bowls and
dinner rolls provided.
4-Wheelin’ News
February 2009
11
R egi o n 1
January 2009
The meeting was called to
order by Angie Holm at 7:30,
followed by the flag salute
and a moment of silence for
the ill and departed. There
were 12 delegates present,
representing 9 clubs.
Secretary Report: Motion was
made by Dan Cole to approve
the minutes as written in Tri
Power, Kat second.
Directors Report:
Please read your tri power
and make sure you read
and understand all the bylaws. The Washington State
meeting was on January 10th.
There was a guest speaker
from DNR. We also have a
new land commissioner. All
but 1 project was funded by
NOVA and that was due to a
law suit.
Land & Legislative:
Reiter Trails: not a lot of
activity, there is still work being
done on the wall trail. They
are reviewing what additional
work needs to be done. There
is another work party this
Saturday.
Reiter Planning Committee:
Foothills planning committee
is in full force and they are
trying to figure out what land
we can and can’t use. They
have created a few color
coded maps which will also be
on the DNR website.
The May cleanup will no longer
be sponsored by Everett
Power Sports, but RTW will
take their place.
Walker Valley: Most of the
discussion was regarding
the grant that will expire in
June. We still have around
800 volunteer hours that
need to be completed for the
grant. We won’t be able to
have work parties now due
to snow. Timber Tamers will
be going up on January 31st.
There are a couple of projects
lined up in the lower end by
the second gate which will
be the new access to the skill
building area. The following
dates are currently planned
for Work Parties at Walker:
January 31st, February 28th,
March 28th, April 18th, May
9th, June 1st and August 29th.
If you can’t make it on one of
those dates please let either
Ed Tenney or Jim Cahill know
so the hours will be logged for
our grant. Region 1 needs to
do whatever we can to make
up these hours to fulfill this
grant. The lower level needs
work, and message signs are
being built and we need to
haul in rock.
The other 2 grants we have a
doing ok on volunteer hours.
Membership:
12
Good Time 4
Wheelers and Go 4 Al’s have
transferred their membership to
Region 2.
Region Reports:
Operation
Shore
Patrol:
Spring Clean up is scheduled
for April 18th at the North Beach
area. We’ll need 4 to 5 rigs with
about 3 trailers.
January 2009
Region 3 Director Rick Smith
called the meeting to order
followed by the flag salute
and a moment of silence.
Wally Stage, the last founding
member
of
Trailbreakers,
Inc. passed away and Linda
Jessen’s
Mother,
Edith
Harrison, also passed away.
ROLL CALL
Nine clubs were present
including Flat Broke & 4
Wheelin’; Hubs In; Mud A
Rama; Mud Puppies; PNW
Individuals; Pistons Wild; Sand
New Business: Results of the Fleas; Trailbreakers, Inc.; and
Vancouver 4 Wheelers.
voting for Region 1 Officers:
Director:
Angela GUESTS
There were no guests this
Holm
evening.
Vice Dir:
HOSTING CLUB
Katrenia (Kat) Clark
This evening Sand Fleas are
Treasurer: Jim Loe
Secretary: Grace May our hosts. Karen Fisher stated
they had been around for a long
Land:
Ed
times. Their rally will be April
Tenney
25th. Thanks for the goodies.
No one volunteered to be hosts
Winter Convention 2010 If
for the February meeting.
you have any pictures or
displays items, please get your MINUTES
Kristin Smith made the motion,
items to Angie or Grace.
seconded by Karen Fisher, that
the minutes be approved as
printed in Tri Power. Motion
Hosting Schedule: Subject to
carried.
change
th
OFFICER REPORTS
February 18 - Happy
Director Rick Smith—Rick
Campers
stated that there had been
March 17th- Olympic
several meeting since the
Trailblazers
November Region meeting.
April 15th- Outdoor
The Board of Directors meeting
4x4’s
th
May 20 - Pacific Coast was in December. He gave a
brief report on the meeting. If
Rover Club
you wish to get in on the forums
June 17th- Rainier
on the PNW website you must
Ridge Rams
re-register. Rick also attended
July 15th- Seattle
the Washington State meeting
Rumpbumpers Jeep Club
in January as well as the
August 19th- Timber
Oregon State Meeting. He gave
Tamers
th
reports on both. Thanks to Bill
September 16 Manbeck and Crystal Crowder
Wandering Willys Jeep Club
for their presentation on the
October 21st- White
Yacolt that they submitted to
Knuckle 4x4’s
November 18th- Boeing the Washington State meeting.
Things are going great in the
Employees Stump Thumpers
Tahuya area, Jeff Williams
December- NO
gave a great trail fund request
MEETING
and the funds will be used for
new trails and a crawl area. The
Upcoming Events:
situation with the Deschutes
February 13th-15th
County 4 Wheelers and their
Winter Convention- Clarion
area was discussed. Out of
Hotel- Yakima
over 24,000 acres they got 1.5
March 7th- Board
miles of trail. Rick gave a list of
Meeting- Edgewood
th
March 8 - Swap Meet- guests that were at the Oregon
meeting. A lot of information
Puyallup Fairgrounds
was given out. Be aware that
April 18th- 2nd Annual
there may be some work done
Spring Clean Up- Ocean
on the class 2 designations. It
Shores, WA
will take awhile but watch for
more information.
Meeting Adjourned at 8:55
Vice Director Karen Fisher—At
this time Karen has no new
Submitted by Grace May
clubs.
Secretary Linda Jessen—No
report.
Treasurer Rick Levine—Rick
was absent this evening, so no
Old Business:
Wheelers
for the wounded will be in
Washington 4th of July weekend.
Tom was able to find a spot at
Tahuya. Timber Tamers will
be hosting with Quadra Paws.
There is a retreat in town where
they should be enough camping
for 100. We would like the
guests to have either received
a purple heart or have been
wounded in the military. Motion
was made to donate $500 to
help cover some of the costs for
this event.
~
February 2009
report. Karen Fisher made the
motion, seconded by Kristin
Smith, that the profits from
the 2008 Summer Convention
hosted by Region 3 b divided
in the flowing manner. Fifty
percent of the profit will go to
the Region 3 general fund and
50% will be divided equally
between the following: Gate;
Race Prep; Water Truck and
Track Pre; Kids Courses;
Barrels; Obstacle; Cross
Country; Drags; Team Relay;
To
Eliminator;
Garbage
Duty; and T-shirts. A lengthy
discussion ensued. Many
questions and points were
brought up. The motion was
reread and the vote was
taken. Motion carried.
Public Relations Ben Weller—
No report.
Competition Marty Tilford—
Marty stated no report.
Another
discussion
was
begun as to many subjects.
Alan Schneider asked that
Marty please give his report.
A brief report was given on
the Tacoma Dome exhibition.
There was a great turnout.
Marty had also passed out a
list of scheduled event. The
Region 3 runoffs will be at the
Free Wheelers race on the 4th
of July.
Marty and Bill Manbeck left.
Oregon Land Matter Jeff
Bowman—Jeff handed out
copies of the work parties
coming up. The Region was
asked if they would like to cohost the trail assessment on
March 28 and 29th. Discussion
held. Crystal Crowder made
the motion, seconded by
Alan Schneider, that Region
3 of the Pacific Northwest
4 Wheel Drive Association,
co-host the March 28th and
29th trail assessment. Motion
carried. Jeff stated that we
made good impression at the
Oregon State meeting. Be
prepared for a letter writing
campaign in the future. It is
reported that there is 140
acres near Sodaville that is
being considered as a future
ORV site. It is reported that of
the next generation of OHV
users there is a 50/50 split
between rock crawlers and
mud boggers. The Tahuya is
an excellent example as to
what can be done.
A 5-minute break was
granted. Vice Director Karen
Fisher reopened the meeting.
Washington Land Matter Bill
Manbeck—In Bill’s absence,
Crystal Crowder gave a brief
rundown on the Washington
State report. Crystal stated
that they would need the full
size users to show up to build
trails when the time comes.
Paula Freimuth will be sure
to let Earl know. It was also
requested when trail building
takes place that the right
filters be put in for the right
trails.
Don Jensen reported that
Kristin Smith fell during the
break but is doing all right
and has been transported to
the hospital.
Club Power/We Did It/Quill
Power Carol Jensen—Carol
handed out We Did It
patches to Pistons Wild;
Trailbreakers,
Inc.;
Flat
Broke & 4 Wheelin’; Mud
Puppies; Sand Fleas and
PNW Individuals for their
participation in the Longview
OHV Show.
IAD Don and Carol Jensen—
The Wilderness areas were
discussed. Keep an eye on
what is going on!
COMMITTEES
Future 4 Wheelers Josh
Jones—Josh was absent so
no report.
Ways and Means Kristin
Smith—Kristin was absent
so no report.
OLD BUSINESS
Nominations were reopened.
Director—Rick Smith
Vice Director—Karen Fisher
Secretary—No nominations
Treasurer—Rick Levine
Public
Relations—Josh
Christian, declined
No nominations
Oregon Land Matters—Jeff
Bowman
Washington Land Matters—
Bill Manbeck
Hearing
no
further
nominations,
nominations
were closed. Don Jensen
made the motion, seconded
by Tom Fisher, that a
unanimous ballot be cast
for all positions presented.
Motion carried.
The Region Director will
appoint the Secretary and
PR positions.
The delegation was reminded
that we are hosting the PNW
Fall Delegates meeting in
September. Karen Fisher
appointed Linda Jessen as
coordinator. Linda will try
to book the PUD building in
Longview and will take care
of the delegate packets that
must be given out at Winter
Convention.
NEW BUSINESS
Linda
asked
that
the
members ask their clubs if
the Region should participate
in the ATV and Off Road
Expo in Portland on May 2
and 3. We have gotten good
PR out of this in the past.
GOOD OF THE ORDER
Alan Schneider and Jeff
Bowman won the monthly
drawing.
The question was brought
up as to the Director being
able to write checks on the
Region account when the
Treasurer was unable to
attend a meeting.
Hearing no further business
to come before the meeting,
Vice Director Karen Fisher
adjourned the meeting at 9:
15.
Respectfully submitted,
Linda Jessen
Secretary
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Gary asked that if you have
paper work for him, please send
it to him.
Future 4-Wheelers: Nothing to
report
Region 4 Director
Earl Nettnin
DELEGATES
MEETING
JANUARY 13, 2009
UNION GAP, WA
Director Earl Nettnin, (Desert
Rats) called the meeting to
order at 7:35 PM. The Pledge
of Allegiance was recited and a
moment of silence for the sick
and departed was observed.
Earl asked that everyone
introduce themselves since
we had several new faces in
attendance.
Minutes: Rick White (Shindig
Wheelers) made a motion
seconded by Bill Lucke
(Desert Rats) that we accept
the November minutes as
printed. Motion passed.
Treasurers Report was given
by Sande Nettnin (Desert
Rats).
Sande handed out
a written report of the years
expenses.
She said that
money is coming in for Winter
Convention now. A check was
given to Kelda Hagemeier
(Shindig
Wheelers)
for
decoration
expenses
for
Winter Convention.
Comp Report: Rob Stafford
(PNW4WDA’s
Comp
Chairman) reported that our
group had been invited to be
a part of the Monster Truck
show at the Tacoma Dome
this weekend (Jan. 17 &
18). Last year we just were
entertainment at half time and
this year they wanted us to be
a part of the show. So we will
be doing barrel racing, Rob
also said we would have PR
items to hand out. We have a
club in the Tri-Cities called the
Peak Putters who have a race
truck and if you are interested
in seeing what it’s all about
check out www.rumblegoatr
acing.com. They do desert
racing.
Membership Report: We have
a couple of packets out, but so
far no response.
Club Power/We Did It: Gary
Harting (Desert Rats) handed
out
awards
to
Shindig
Wheelers, Jeepin’ Nomads,
Roamin’ Chariots, Desert Rats
and All Wheelers Off Road.
4-Wheelin’ News
Web Site: Rick White (Shindig
Wheelers) reported not much
activity on the forum. Several
people reported they were
having trouble connecting and
that it was taking a long time
to download.
Rick reported
that as of now the Region 4
Forum seems to be dead. After
much discussion a motion was
made by Rick White (Shindig
Wheelers) seconded by Shaun
Rehfield (Ridgerunners) that
we drop the current Region 4
Forum on our Region 4 Web
site and wait for the new PNW
Forum to grow and ask at Winter
Convention that we be allowed
to have control of the section
for Region 4 and have our
own moderator for that section.
Motion passed. FYI you have
to re-register on the new PNW
site. Rick reminded everyone
that a class will be held at Winter
Convention for anyone who is
having issues on how to signup, post, how to handle picture
posting etc. Classes will be held
Friday night and Saturday. If
you are interested contact Rick
White at [email protected]
or (509) 674-9559 or Clay
Graham (All Wheelers Off
Road) [email protected]
or
(509) 833-4472 and Ron Dunn
Jr. (All Wheelers off Road)
[email protected]
or
(509) 201-0064 so they can
have an idea of how many
to plan for, however, it’s not
necessary to pre-register.
PR: Kelda Hagemeier (Shindig
Wheelers) reported that she
is very happy to post any PR
item on the contact list she has.
If you are not on her list and
would like to be, send her an
e-mail at [email protected]
and she will add your name.
Thanks Kelda for doing such a
great job.
LAND MATTERS:
Juniper Dunes: Doug Conner
(Roamin’ Chariots) reported that
we still have no legal access
to Juniper Dunes, but several
people are still driving past the
No Trespassing sign and going
anyway. Doug said that a Boy
Scout leader had called him
about Juniper and Doug gave
him the name of the person
who is in charge of the area and
after thee verbal phone calls he
was able to have permission to
take his scouts to Juniper for a
week end camp out. They had
a great time, even though the
weather was not the greatest.
The new BLM field manager,
June Hues said the BLM will
be working with the landowner
that they currently have an
access agreement with and she
assumes the agreement won’t
change. The present agreement
is up in February.
Doug
reported that he has exchanged
e-mails with Brad Peck the new
Franklin County Commissioner
and he seems to be on board
with getting access and he
has at least talked to one of
the land owners and others
who are involved in access.
Barb
Lisk,
Congressman
Doc Hastings office manager
in Pasco said Doc would
continue to support efforts that
work toward enhanced public
access to Juniper Dunes.
She wasn’t sure that his new
position as top Republican
on the Resources Committee
would help but that it wouldn’t
hurt. Still Government speed.
Doug also said the BLM has
buried two counters out there
that will keep track of how
many are using the area.
Liberty: We have had several
work parties in that area and
about the first of December
an Issaquah man died in an
accident when the jeep he was
riding in rolled. Apparently the
driver had a 5-point harness
seat belt and the passenger
only had the standard seat
belt. Joanne Hansen (Shindig
Wheelers) reported apparently
they were having trouble going
up a hill and had backed down
to get a run at it and the driver
lost control and went off the trail
and rolled 13 times missing
several trees on the way down.
That area was extremely
muddy this time of the year
and probably they should not
have been wheeling in that
area. We need to remember to
use common sense and safety
when wheeling.
Little Rattlesnake: As far as
we know everything has been
logged and brushed out and we
are waiting for Sam Bissell of
the Forest Service to finish the
dozer work. The trail should be
open sometime this year.
Moses Lake Sand Dunes:
Dave McMains (Hurtin’ Units)
nothing going on with 4wheeling right now. Dave said
that a lot of rails and bikes have
been using it because the sand
is hard right now.
Wenas:
Shaun Rehfield
(Ridgerunners) reported they
had a meeting December
4th, gates are closed from
December 1 to May 1, however,
some gates will be opened for
snowmobilers only
on weekends. DNR said they
had some problems around
Observatory Road with some
miners and loggers equipment
had been vandalized. They
are planning to replace and
put up more green dot signage
on trails. They are planning
to print more maps showing
the land exchanges and they
hope it will be done by June
30th. They talked about the
Cascade Forest and they have
the money to finish it. Last year
things went well with garbage
at a minimum. They had no
problems with Snowmobilers.
They may close Hardy Canyon
Road for maintenance and they
will be doing some extreme
February 2009
road maintenance. The next
meeting will be April 2 – 6:
30 at the Selah Fire Station.
Maps were handed out of the
Wenas area for those who
wanted them.
Ahtanum:
Ron Rutherford
(Jeepin’ Nomads) reported
that his committee had
finished their work in October
but they had voted to keep
meeting so they could sort
of keep an eye on the area.
They will meet again in
March to look at where their
recommendation has gone
and where funding needs are.
The last weekend in October
members of the Sustainable
Recreation Work Group (the
group formed by former
Land Commissioner Doug
Sutherland) met in Yakima
and toured the Ahtanum
State Forest and saw that
there was a lot of recreation
going on. Arlene Brooks (our
WA ST Director) sits on this
committee and she indicated
that it was very worth while
and en-lighting. Several work
parties are planned when the
snow is gone. Ron will let us
know when the dates are set.
TWIG: Earl reported on the
December TWIG meeting.
He said that John McGowan
talked about the history of the
Oak Creek Wild Life area. He
also said that the owner of the
Mud Lake Road had closed it
to the public. Pam Remley
(Shindig Wheelers) said that
is the road to the power lines
that provides power to the
homes in the area where they
live.
The outcome from the
state wide meetings for the
Sustainable Recreation Work
Group has been compiled
and is available on line at
www.dnr.wa.gov.
The WAC 332-52 – DNR
Recreation and Public Access
– Update revision is out. Earl
received a 7 page e-mail
with changes listed.
Ron
Rutherford (Jeepin’ Nomads)
said he had received the one
inch thick document and had
not had the opportunity to
read through it. If you are
planning on having an activity
on DNR land you need to
be sure you know what the
requirements are. Check it
out on the DNR web site.
Three state agencies, DNR,
Washington Dept of Fish &
Wildlife and State Parks has
been working collaboratively
for the last 5 years to more
efficiently manage the limited
funding
for
Washington
Conservation Corps (WCC).
The goals for 2009 are:
establishing
a
periodic
recreation
newsletter;
developing a 10-year capital
plan; developing a master
volunteer project list; and
increasing grant funding
and volunteer participation.
Also they are planning to
have some special training
on
Volunteer
Calendar;
Volunteer
Training;
Mentoring Program; ORV
Safety Summit; and help
address non-point sources
of pollution. They are trying
to involve user groups in
being part of the solution.
Right now they are working
with the PNW4WDA on two
major projects to prevent
sedimentation from entering
critical streams. If any of
these piques your interest
and you want to be involved
contact Mark Mauren at
DNR. Updates can be found
on the department’s web
page.
Reiter Foothill State Forest
Planning process is on
going.
Recommendations will be
out early this year.
We have a new WA State
Land Commissioner, Peter
Goldmark and he says he
wants to make sure we move
forward very carefully and he
has no plans to make any
changes right now.
Rock Crawl: Nothing new
has happened with it. Still a
work in progress.
Tahuya coordinator Jeff
Williams (West) Quadrapaws
had presented a proposal for
funds from the PNW4WDA’s
Trail funds to complete work
on the Yellow Jacket Saddle
trail. Jeff’s proposal was
very detailed and the BOD
granted his request at the
December 6th BOD meeting.
On the 17th of December
he notified the BOD that the
work had been completed
and the trail was now open.
When he submitted his bill it
was noted that he came in
under budget and on time.
Jeff’s proposal is available
as a guideline if you are
submitting a proposal for
money for a project. This
trail fund money is available
for any trail project.
Forest Revision Plans have
had to back up, they have
to coordinate some of the
things they have done
with the 2008 new revision
planning rule. They may be
ready for review in 2010, and
implementation in 2011.
Noise level in Yakima County
will get a hearing before the
county commissioners in
2009, dates have not been
set according to an article in
the Yakima Herald Republic
news paper.
BLM is nameless no more.
They have a name change
and it will now be known
as the National System of
Public Lands, (NSPL ?) They
control 258 million acres.
Grants:
Trail
grant
applications are due April
1, 2009. 70% of the NOVA
grants will be awarded in
2009, so if you are planning
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to apply don’t wait until next
year. For details visit http:
//www.roc.wa.gov/rcfb/grants/
nova_news.html.
Legislature is now in session.
A lot of issues will come up
so we need to be on top of
things. If you are not on the
CLOUT list you should be.
To sign up, send an e-mail
to [email protected]
with
CLOUT in the subject line
and in the text put your name
and home voting zip code
and you will be notified when
things in your district come
up. Kelda also does a good
job of forwarding information.
Sometimes a response is
necessary right away. You
can also call the legislature
hot line at 1-800-562-6000
if you hear something you
don’t like or you do like and
leave a message for your
representative.
WA State Meeting: was held
Saturday, January 10 in
Pacific, WA and attendance
was hampered by the weather
conditions. We had only 2
people from Eastern WA who
were able to attend. Arlene
Brooks (WA ST Director)
asked me to ask if we would
be interested in having a
STATE meeting on this side
of the mountains. After a short
discussion the answer was
a very big YES, and we will
discuss it further with Arlene at
Winter Convention during the
joint Caucus.
Bill Lucke (Desert Rats) asked
if anyone had any information
on what is going on in the
Clockum as far as closing
roads, green dot roads and
installing gates? No one had
information.
OLD BUSINESS:
Wheelers for the Wounded:
Rick White (Shindig Wheelers)
reported that the first event will
be in 4 months. Jason Havlik
will be raffleing off his custom
built jeep and matching trailer
when the event is over. Tickets
will be $25 each, Rick will
have them for sale at Winter
Convention. A limited number
will be sold. You can go to the
Wounded Warrior site where
you can find additional
information. http://www.wheel
ersforthewounded.org/
Winter
Convention:
Pam
Remley,
W.C.
chairman
(Shindig Wheelers) reported
that we will have music, Rod
Giles Band will be playing at
the dinner/dance on Saturday
night. She said that letters had
been sent to vendors and we
are hoping to hear from them
soon. The Ridgerunners will
be in charge of the raffle. The
Peak Putters are putting on a
slide show in the Hospitality
room, if you have pictures and
want them to be included get
a hold of Steve Richards at
[email protected]
ASAP. We are waiting to hear
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what we might have from
WARN.
Kelda Hagemeier
(Shindig
Wheelers)
is
having an art work/painting
party for the decorations on
Saturday, January 24th at
11 AM.
Contact Kelda at
[email protected] or 509
-698-3703 for directions to
her home if you want to help.
Sande Nettnin (Desert Rats)
reminded everyone that Pam
is our only contact with the
Clarion and whatever you
need you must have Pam
contact the Clarion (if you
don’t and it costs money, the
region will not be responsible
to pay, you will be).
Please register at the Clarion
and tell them that you are with
the PNW to get the special
rate, also get your dinner/
dance tickets ordered and
we have extended the t-shirt
order date to the 29th we
will not have any available at
Winter Convention. PLEASE
BE SURE THAT YOUR CLUB
HAS PAID YOUR DUES SO
THAT YOUR DELEGATES
ARE ABLE TO VOTE.
NEW BUSINESS:
Earl reported that in the Driving
Force an article was printed
about some legislators who
may consider bringing a bill
before congress called “Cash
for clunkers” this would pose
serious consequences for
thousands of auto enthusiasts
and anyone restoring and
customizing motor vehicles,
this would include our 4 X 4’s
as well. Earl wrote a letter
to our congressman, Doc
Hastings and got a response
from him saying it has not
been introduced yet, but he
would keep our concerns in
mind should it come before the
full House of Representatives
for a vote. This is something
we need to watch for.
NOMINATION
OF
2009
OFFICERS: were as follows:
Region Director, Earl Nettnin;
Vice Director, Ed Massey;
Secretary/Treasurer, Sande
Nettnin; Lead Land Matters,
Dale Neuman; and PR, Kelda
Hagemeier. A motion was
made by Dave McMains,
(Hurtin’ Units) seconded by
Bill Lucke (Desert Rats) that
we cast a unanimous ballot
for all of the above. Motion
passed.
Trail Jamboree Clean-up date
is Saturday, April 18 & 19 at
Jim Sprick Park on Highway
410.
Hobo Stew will also be served
and Region 4 will provide
the meat, bowls, spoons,
napkins and dinner rolls.
You are asked to bring a
portion (no more than a cup)
of vegetables, rice, beans,
tomatoes canned or fresh,
onions, potatoes chopped,
diced and ready to add to the
pot. Any questions contact
Kim Graves (Trail Jamboree
co-chairman) at 425-432-0587
or [email protected].
The Hobo Stew will be served
at noon and a pot luck will be
held in the evening. Please
bring yard tools, rakes,
pruning shears, loppers, pitch
forks and etc.
Moses Lake Clean up will be
April 26 at the Moses Lake
Sand Dunes in Moses Lake,
WA.
Liberty – Dale Neuman will hold
his annual work party starting
the week before Memorial
Day. More information will be
coming.
CLUB REPORTS:
Desert Rats: gave $200 to
the Jericho Road Ministries at
Christmas, had a Christmas
tree run,
plans are being made for a
sort of stag run to the Blue
Mountains – no date as of
yet; an after holidays party
with White Elephant exchange
is planned for January 31 at
John and Sue Hall’s in Pasco;
plans are in the works for a St.
Patrick’s (Leprechaun) road
rally in March; had election
of officers and Gary Harting
is our new president, Sue Hall
our Vice President; some plan
to attend Winter Convention
and are donating door prizes.
Sand Commandos: had a
Christmas Party, all their
members came. They have
a new President and it’s a
lady. All their members are
planning on attending Winter
Convention, and bringing door
prizes. They are also working
on their rigs.
Roamin’ Chariots:
have
been enjoying the holidays
and dealing with the snow.
Doug Conner reported he has
been receiving forwarded emails from Gary Kasowski in
CleElum so he is either done
shoveling snow or has given
up.
Shindig Wheelers:
had a
tree run in December to Little
Naches, had a Christmas
Party, in January elected new
officers, most of the club plans
to attend Winter Convention
and donating door prizes, in
March they plan to attend the
Moonshiners swap meet, one
of their members, Jim Hall, is
serving in Iraq and they send
him a care package every
month.
Jeepin’ Nomads: November
22nd they had a run to the
Wenas;
December
13th
Christmas tree run to the
White Pass area before the
big snow; they have been busy
with families over the holidays;
January 17th will have a pizza
party for their club.
They
have seven members and 2
candidates; they plan to attend
Winter Convention; and are
looking forward to the March
swap meet in Puyallup.
Hurtin’ Units: had their sort
of semi annual meeting and
cow tipping extravangaza at
the Hochstatter Mansion in
December unfortunately it was
so cold the cows wouldn’t tip
February 2009
they were froze to the ground,
a good time was had by all. A
couple of them are planning to
go to Parker, AZ in February
for the Parker 425 race.
They plan to attend Winter
Convention and bring door
prizes. They will be attending
the swap meet in March.
They plan to have a strong
attendance at the Liberty work
party in May. They also had
election of officers for 2009.
Ridgerunners:
had a run
on the 6th of December to
Tampico; had their regular
club meeting on the 9th
of December, they lost a
member of their club, Mike
Laurent, passed away from
Cancer and had a memorial
service for him on the 13th
of December the same day
as their Christmas Party so
they celebrated both that day.
They are working on rigs as
always. They have a meeting
on the 14th of January with
election of officers and several
of their members are planning
to attend Winter Convention.
They will be conducting the
raffle for Winter Convention.
All Wheelers Off Road:
reported that they have
joined WOHVA; in December
they had several runs, a
Christmas Tree run, their
club had an article printed
with pictures in Peterson’s
Off-Road magazine.
They
will be working with DNR for
a clean up in the Ahtanum,
and Beverly Dunes. They are
joining with the Dust Dodgers
in cleaning up the slab the first
Saturday in March.
Sande apologized for not have
done this in December.
The next two meetings for
Region 4 will be:
Tuesday, February 10, 2009 at
Doug Conner’s Shop in Pasco,
WA at 7:30 PM
Tuesday, March 10, 2009 at
Standard Battery in Moses
Lake, WA at 7:30 PM
Other PNW4WDA scheduled
meetings:
Winter Convention, February
13-15, 2009 at the Clarion in
Yakima, WA
BOD meeting March 7, 2009
at the Edgewood Fire Station
in Edgewood, WA 9 AM
Shaun Rehfield (Ridgerunners)
made a motion to adjourn,
seconded by John Hall (Desert
Rats) motion passed. Meeting
adjourned at 9:40 PM.
Respectfully Submitted,
Sande Nettnin, Region 4
Secretary/Treasurer
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GOOD OF THE ORDER:
Shaun Rehfield (Ridgerunners)
reported that Al Matson
(Ridgerunners) was doing well
following his knee surgery. Al
says the physical therapy was
killing him.
Pam
Remley
(Shindig
Wheelers) reported that we
can’t find anything about
Valve Cover racing so we
have decided to drop it.
She asked our smart web
people to please post that
for us so everyone will know
it’s been canceled. We are
sorry if this has caused any
inconvenience.
Thinking ahead – PICK UP
A MOUNTAIN - September
19th place to be announced
later.
Dave
McMains
(Hurtin’
Units)
was
re-appointed
to the BLM RAC for 2009.
Congratulations.
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Doug
Conner
(Roamin’
Chariots) brought the door
prize and it was won by Ron
Rutherford (Jeepin’ Nomads).
Sande Nettnin (Desert Rats)
said she had sent a list of
the region meeting dates for
publication in the Tri-Power.
www.pnw4wda.org
R egi o n 6
January 10, 2009
Delegates Meeting hosted
by Deschutes County 4
Wheelers.
Call to Order/Pledge of
Allegiance and the Reading
of the PNW Code by Randy
Drake with a Moment of
Silence for the sick and the
departed.
The Hosting Club Statement
was given by Randy Drake.
Randy welcomed all who
attended with an invitation to
sandwiches, salad and desert
after the Region 6 meeting.
The invitation extended to a
moon light snow run following
the days meetings.
Alan
Paulson
introduced
himself as Region 6 Director
and invited us all to introduce
ourselves. There were no
guests.
Minutes were then accepted
as written and submitted to
Tri-Power. I the secretary of
Region 6 would like to thank
Ron McDonald for his great
effort and product “The TriPower”.
Treasurer’s Report:
Larry
East gave us his report
which was then accepted as
submitted.
Discussion on
Region 6’s Scholarship Award
ensued; two awards are
available yearly within Region
6 to contestants of families in
the PNW. Contestants must
be active in Region 6 events
and submit applications by
May to the Regions secretary.
Gaileen then submitted her
bill to Larry from Ways and
Means.
Oregon
State
Director’s
Report: Beth Ayer: All are
invited to The Oregon State
Director’s Meeting January
17, 2009 at Warn 13920
Pheasant
Ct.
Milwaukee
Oregon. 10 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
with a 100 dollar gift prize
raffle to offer for attendees.
Speakers scheduled:
Mike
Law and Ron Price of Oregon
State Parks and Recreation,
Chris Knauff of Washington/
Oregon BLM, Joyce Casey
Appeals Officer Region 6
USFS, and Rick Thomas ATV
Funding Committee Member
for Oregon State Funding
and Jeff Bowman. Beth is
planning next years Oregon
State Director’s Meeting to
coincide with Region 6’s
January’s Delegates’ meeting,
thereby lessening travel for all.
She will look for a more central
meeting spot perhaps Salem
or Albany.
Committee Reports:
Land Issues: Central (Randy
Drake):
Santiam Pass
Summer Motorized Recreation
Project Decision #2 was
appealed by DC4WD and is
now in its second phase.
Sisters Ranger District has
4-Wheelin’ News
asked for meetings to assist
in trail assignments. This will
help join the Sisters area to
the Santiam area trails.
Other plans and projects on
line for Central: Deschutes &
Ochoco National Forests Trail
Proposals:
http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/
centraloregon/travel-mgmt/
index-trailproposals.shtml
The Draft John Day Basin
RMP and EIA is out for
review. January 29, 2009 is
the deadline for comment.
Access it on line:
http:
//www.blm.gov/or/districts/
prineville. The John Day area
is lacking in opportunity for
Class II. The area is adjacent
to the Morrow County OHV
Park and should be utilized
for Class II trails in the area.
Please comment.
Jon and Patty Pyland told
about the new proposal by the
USFS to designate 150 miles
of off-road trails south of Bend.
The proposal is 100 miles for
motorcycles and about 45
miles for Jeeps and other
four wheel drive vehicles.
The area called Lava Rock
is between us Highway 97
and the Newberry National
Volcanic Monument.
The
comment period for the Lava
Rock area is now open.
Lava Rock OHV Scoping
Area:
centraloregon/projects/units/
bendrock/lavarock_ohv/
index.shtml
Jon expounded on the joint
collaboration of OHV users,
motorcycles,
and
snow
mobiles, quads all should join
to work together via each club
to address the trail or road
closures and fight to keep
them open.
Support the Snow Mobile’s
Fight for Trails:
http://www.deschutescou
nty4wheelers.com/forum/
topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1062
Information on the issues is
above with direct e-mail to:
[email protected]
Land
Issues:
Southwest
(Alan Paulson) Nothing new
to report, but questions on
the Riley Ranch were asked.
Apparently the decision is still
unannounced.
Land Issues: Eastside (Larry
East) The USFS is not working
on the Sourdough area. Larry
has been trying to contact Joel
King to answer questions he
has on the area and Mr. King
has been out of town. Larry
has encouraged us to write to
the concerned USFS district to
thank that district for allowing
us our permit, to remind them
we are the keepers of the
Mc Grew Trail. We repair
the trail, repair the toilets at
Sourdough and clean the trail
as we go and come. 28 years
of stewardship by Region 6 of
the PNW4WDA. We should
also remind the agency repair
of the trails should be large
boulders placed for proper
drainage not graveled roads
to replace the current problem
spots.
Positive letters of thanks for
the McGew Trail to:
Rouge River, Siskiyou
National Forest
Scott Conroy, Forest
Supervisor
3040 Biddle Road
Medford, OR 97504
Land Issues: South-central
(Steve Roach) The Modoc
National
Forest’s
final
comment period is out.
Alternatives 1-5 with one
being change nothing leave
as is. Remember if you do not
comment we cannot Appeal if
the final decision is restrictive
to Class II.
Modoc
USFS
Travel
Management DEIS Read and
comment!
modoc/recreation/ohv/routedesignation/deis_routedesignation.shtml
Steve hasn’t heard from the
Fremont Winema National
Forest.
On line at: http://
www.fs.fed.us/r6/frewin/
The BLM has yet to get back
with Four Runners of Klamath
Falls on the rock pit they have
offered.
The local contact
from their agency is very open.
Several have braved the trail
to the pit and say the trail and
the pit are very promising.
Membership Update: (Beth
Ayer) The Medford Club has
decided to join California’s
4Wheel drive association.
Rick Thomas the ATV Funding
Committee member is an
individual member of the
PNW4WDA.
Ways and Means: (Gaileen
Paulson) New t-shirts are
available with a variety of
camo motif.
Old Business:
“Wheeling for the Wounded”
There is a possibility of
Jason spending two weeks
in Oregon. Alan Paulson will
put together a written agenda
for the veteran’s voyage
through and around Oregon.
The planning is in process.
Contact Alan for questions and
volunteering. June 27th is still
the date for the coastal event.
If he stays the additional
week Deschutes County Four
Wheelers will work with him for
eastern Oregon trips and stay.
Creekn’ Trail, Larry has gotten
the insurance, and is working
on the permit. The event will be
put on by the board, delegates
and individual volunteers.
The equipment needs to be
repaired and inventoried.
Volunteers stepped forward
to accomplish the task. The
necklace meal ticket seemed
to work very well and we have
volunteers to punch the cards
as diners go through the line.
June 1st will be the deadline
for registration.
Chairman: Larry
Raffle and kids game:
Strawberry Hill
Registration: Deschutes
County with flyers for Winter
Convention
February 2009
Honor Guards: Misc
Treasure: Larry
Entertainment: Dave Fields
tentative
Food buying: (Consensus hot
dogs and hamburgers for the
children are a needed menu
item.)
Equipment transfer:
Dinner/Breakfast Crews: Ron
and Carol Houser Dinner with
help from Randy and Mona
Drake, Breakfast Randy and
Mona
Clothing Design: Ways and
Means, Gaileen Paulson
Get in touch with Larry East to
volunteer.
Four Runners volunteered to
replace the sign.
Poster Program: Stop the
litter and vandalism with the
Christmas Valley/Lake County
Schools. The BLM replied to
Alan’s letter of request stating
they too value the program
and their contact returns
January 23rd and will work for
possibly this year’s program
but certainly by 2010. Subject
of 2009 monies from The
Poker Run tabled until more
information is gathered.
New Business:
Nominations
of
Region
6 officers: Director:
Alan
Paulson, Vice Director: Randy
Drake
Secretary:
Mona Drake,
Treasure: Larry East
The nominations were reopened three times each and
no new nominations were
forthcoming. Motion was made
and passed for the elections of
the above candidates.
Club Reports:
Deschutes County 4 Wheelers:
Randy Drake reported on
tons of Snow Runs.
The
Christmas Party was well
attended. Randy invited all to
a Snow Run Bon Fire after the
meeting. We have had some
success with trail matters, but
we have to keep active in our
quest.
Umpqua
Valley
Timber
Cruisers: Gaileen Paulson
reported on a mud run that
turned into a snow run with
an accumulation of 18 inches,
and some very cold weather.
Four Runners of Klamath Falls:
Steve Roach reported on new
officers being elected. Their
50 family goal being a little set
back but are 30 families strong
with 3 new prospects already
this year. Their monthly runs
include the February Eagle
Run out of Merrill Oregon
where they find Eagles in the
refuge by abundance.
Strawberry Hill: Paul Norman
reported on new officers and a
growing club. A new Adopt a
Road event and the continued
program of the club assisting
employees to work on snow
and ice days to their local
hospital. There were 16 rigs
on their tree run at Christmas.
They ran into snow around
Sweethome. The club again
entered the Christmas Parade
and even though it’s a bother
it seems Paul does enjoy the
event. They are 15 to 20
families now and have a new
family that has just joined.
Junction City Jeepers: Beth
Ayer: 5 families currently are
active. Their meetings are on
Wednesday Night and their
runs are rather ad-lib.
Harney County High Desert
Wheelers: Dan Haak reported
their club has 5 local families
and 3 dual family members
with DC4WD. The OHV Park
on Radar Hill is getting a new
Kiosk and their club is assisting
in this event. The club is
adopting two areas of BLM
land. The local Recreational
Officer has decided to stay
in the area and this is a plus
for HCHDWs. Cold Springs
Road and the OHV Park are
their Adopt a Trails. Via the
web page the club attracts
4-wheelers from as far away
as Eugene. Dan and Ann are
planning on participating in
Creekn’ Trail this year. Dan
keeps busy with the Steens
Mountain Advisory Council.
Their club participated in the
Bend Christmas Parade.
Good of the Order: 2009
Region 6 Calendar
Oregon
State
Director’s
Meeting
January 17, 2009 at 10:00
a.m.
13920 Pheasant Ct Milwaukee
Oregon
at the Warn Hub Plant in
Portland
March 7th Delegate Meeting
Roseburg OR
May 23rd Delegate Meeting at
Christmas Valley Sand Dunes/
DC4WD Hosted Potluck
May 24th Poker Run Hosted
by Four Runners of Klamath
Falls
June 19-21 Creekn’ Trail
July 18th Delegate Meeting at
Edison (Campout hosted by
DC4WD)
September 19th Delegates
Meeting Beach Clean up
Hosted by Strawberry Hill
November
7th
Delegates
Meeting Hosted by Four
Runners of Klamath Falls
January 16, 2010 Delegate
Meeting/Oregon
State
Director’s Meeting TBA by
Beth
Next Meetings:
Oregon State Director’s
Meeting
January 17, 2009 at 10:00
a.m.
13920 Pheasant Ct
Milwaukee Oregon
at the Warn Hub Plant in
Portland
Winter Convention February
13-15 2009 Region 4
[email protected]
Meeting adjourned at 3:20
p.m.
Submitted respectfully:
Secretary Region 6 Mona
Drake
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We're Looking for Members
WASHINGTON:
Thunder Trucks
Auburn, WA
John (253) 606-4019 or
[email protected]
CLIFFHANGERS
Lynnwood, WA
(425) 742-0191
Green River Valley Jeepers
Auburn, WA
Arlene (253) 833-8747
BELFAIR PACK RATS
Belfair, WA
Sam (360) 275-5253
El Dorado Dust Devils
Puyallup, WA
(253) 536-6989
PNW Individual Member Club
Longview, WA
(360) 577-0111
SPOKANE 4 WHEELERS
Spokane, WA
White Knuckle 4x4
Puyallup, WA
Piston’s Wild
(509) 542-1244
[email protected]
(253) 536-8381
[email protected]
Crystal 360-606-1648
[email protected]
SW Washington/NW Oregon
OREGON:
CASCADE OFFROADERS
Lebanon, OR
(541)451-2678
FOUR RUNNERS
Klamath Falls, OR
www.fourrunners4x4.org
Deschutes County 4-Wheelers
4 At A Time
Hillsboro, OR
(503) 628-4210
GORGE RIDGE RUNNERS TIMBER-LINN 4WD CLUB
The Dalles, OR
Philomath, OR (541) 929-3252
(541) 298-3487
[email protected]
Bend, OR
www.deschutescounty4wheelers.com
IDAHO: 800-537-7845
Jan $35.00
Feb $32.50
Mar $30.00
Apr $27.50
May $25.00
June $22.50
July $20.00
Aug $17.50
Sept $15.00
Oct $12.50
Nov $10.00
Dec $10.00
Annual fee: $35.00
PNW4WDA TREASURER
603 Meridian
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February 2009
www.pnw4wda.org
2 Weeks Free use of all Videos*
We now accept
PHOTOS with
your ad.
Classified Ads are
FREE to PNW4WDA
members.
Non- Members pay $10 per
issue for up to 10 lines + a
single photo. Makes checks
payable to PNW4WDA
Submit ad to:
[email protected], OR
FAX 360-695-1043
If using Photo in Ad mail it to:
Tri-Power
3902 NE 61st Ave.
Vancouver, WA 98661
Send ad in Arial font size 10.
Remember the deadline is the
21st of each month.
Ads will be removed
after 4 months unless you
contact us. If you need an
ad extended or removed
the deadline is the 21st of
each month.
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‘72 Scout Parts:
Full roof W/factory rack,
headliner & trim pieces$125.00. Hood-$75., Grill-$40.
465 Trans W/205 transfer
case from ‘77 Chev P-up $300. Divurced 205 transfer
4-Wheelin’ News
February 2009
case from Dodge $125. 8
3/4 Dodge 3rd members 3.55 ratio - $75.00 & 3.23
ratio - $40.00. Ford 9” rearend
3.89 gears, 28 spline5 on 5.5
pattern $125.00. Misc ‘73 TU,
79 Ford PU - PARTS, Axles,
etc. Dan 208-746-2010
Lewiston, ID.
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Race Jeep For Sale Custom
made,
narrow
fiberglass
body, chevy 355 roller motor,
custom dana 44 front with
posi, scout 44 rear, top loader
4 speed transmission, dana
20 twin stick transfer case.
1 Beard seat 1 fiberglass
seat. Turn key racer. Lots
of horsepower.
Call Mike 360-264-4927 or
email for pictures to:
[email protected]
Mike Disken 360-264-4927
5-08
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1969 BRONCO FOR SALE
(with Top) Best offer, or will
part out, (no motor or rearend). Body has “no rust”.
Went through a complete
frame off restore in 1989,
has a 2” lift with a completely
rebuilt Dana 30. In accident
in 1995, (has been parked
since then, motor damaged
in accident) has minor front
end damage, have the parts
to fix, except for front fenders,
grill and radiator. Have too
many other projects and do
not have time. I also, have
other numerous Ford and
Bronco parts for sale. Have
a 250ci 150h/p l barrel, inline
6 cylinder motor with only
40,000 original miles. Also
includes the C-4 transmission
(runs great, just want a bigger
motor). Please call after 6
PM (503)848-9452 and leave
message, or email me at
[email protected].
6-08
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Race rig #2068. Turn key.
Always runs and always
drives back on trailer. 75 GM
frame and axels, dana 44
front end, 12 bolt , mini spool
in rear, c-clip eliminator kit.
350 v-8, 11 1/2 to 1 , popup pistons, 030 bore ,4 bolt
mains. S-10 body. Spares, 2
rear axels, 1 set front axels, 1
front drive line. New cage last
season, untested.
4-11 gears. 12 gallon fuel
cell, stock fuel pump and
mallory 12v pump. $3500.00
[email protected]
Spanaway WA
Al-C
2-09
I was going through some of
my 4 wheeling cabinets and
found a belt buckle that I had
bought when I was a trustee.
The buckle has never been
used and it is #134 of a
limited addition.
I don’t know if its worth
anything or if you know
anyone that might be
interested in buying this
buckle. If you do on either you
can contact me at this e-mail.
<[email protected]>
Thanks, Duane Clark
member of the Stump Busters
of Aberdeen.
1-09
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s
Region 1
Meetings
August 20, 2008, 7:30-9pm,
Crossroads Restaurant - 1904
- 201st Pl SE, Bothell WA
98012-425-488-5611 hosted
by the Dirty 13
Sept. 17, 2008m 7:30-9pm,
98012-425-488-5611 hosted
by the Doo Wop
Oct. 15, 2008, 7:30-9pm,
98012-425-488-5611 hosted
by the GoodTime 4 Wheelers
Nov. 19, 2008, 7:30-9pm,
98012-425-488-5611 hosted
by the Green River Valley
Jeepers
NO DECEMBER MEETING
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Region 2
Meetings
t
Edward Campbell
360-349-9236/
[email protected]
P.O. Box 393, Bucoda, WA
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Region 3
Meetings
Are always the third Tuesday
of each month, They start at
7:30 PM. The meetings are
held on the second floor of the
VFW Post located at
825 SE Mill, in Portland.
NO DECEMBER MEETING
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Region 4
Meetings
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s
s
2009
February 10, 2009 7:30PM
meet at Doug Conner’s Shop
in Pasco, WA
March 10, 2009 7:30 PM
meet at Standard Battery in
Moses Lake, WA
April 14, 2009 7:30 PM meet
at Shari’s in Union Gap, WA
May 12, 2009 7:30 PM meet
at Doug Conner’s Shop in
Pasco, WA
June 9, 2009 7:30 PM meet
at Standard Battery in Moses
Lake, WA
July 14, 2009 7:30 PM meet
at Shari’s s in Union Gap, WA
August 11, 2009 7:30 PM
in Pasco, WA
September 8, 2009 7:30 PM
meet at Standard Battery in
Moses Lake, WA
October 13, 2009 7:30 PM
meet at Shari’s in Union Gap,
WA
November 10, 2009 7:30 PM
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in Pasco, WA
NO DECEMBER MEETING.-
Region 6
March 7th Delegate Meeting
Roseburg OR
Hosted by Umpqua Valley
Timber Cruisers 541.679.0571
May 23rd Delegate Meeting at
Christmas Valley Sand Dunes
DC4WD Hosted Potluck
541.389.7265
May 24th Christmas Valley
Dunes Poker Run
Hosted by Four Runners of
Klamath Falls 541.883.8326
June 19-21 Creekn’ Trail
541.883.8326
July 18th Delegate Meeting at
Edison Trail with
Campout hosted by DC4WD
541.389.7265
September 19th Delegates
Meeting
Dunes/Rd 430 Clean up
Hosted by Strawberry Hill
541.929.2317
November 7th Delegates
Meeting
Hosted by Four Runners of
Klamath Falls 541.883.8326
January 16, 2010 Delegate
Meeting with
Oregon State Director’s
Meeting TBA by Beth
541.689.5160
April 4th
June 13-14
Edison Snow Park Trail
System Opens for Class II
Greatest Snow Run Ever
541.389.7265
Ruff Country 4x4s
Lookingglass,OR
June 13th
Groundhog Rock Crawl “The
Event” 541.495.2429
May 2-3
Webfooters Play Day
Straddleline ORV Park
Sept. 5-6
Summers End Play Day Ethel,
WA
September 10
July 4-5
May 9-3
4 at a Time/Freewheelers
Play Day Ethel, WA
WOHVA Expo/DNR Safety
Summit Straddleline ORV
Park
Fall Delegates, in Longview
hosted by Region 3
Sept. 26-27
July 18-19
Outdoor 4x4s Play Day Ethel,
WA
May 23-25
Outdoor 4x4s Fun Days Ethel,
WA
July 25-26
(Memorial Day Weekend 2009)
Spanaway Moonshiners Playday
Straddeline ORV Park
Mud Daubers Play Day
Chehalis, WA Fairgrounds
February
2010
PNW4WDA
will be celebrating its
50
August 21-23
PNW Summer Convention
Straddleline ORV Park
th
Ads are FREE to
PNW4WDA members.
If your Club or
Region has any
activities.
email
Tri-Power
tripower@
pnw4wda.org
before the 25th
of the Month
Anniversary
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2009
February 13-15
Winter Convention, in Yakima,
WA hosted by Region 4
February 14
2009 SW Winter Convention
Dale &Sandy McKees’s-12567 S. Paula Ave. Yuma,
AZ 85367 1 p.m. to whenever-Potluck, BYOB & chair-plates and utensils provided.
Contact info--Sandy McKee-(cell) 252-318-5525, Mary Lou
Radcliff--(cell) 360-490-3625,
Sue Allen (cell)360-490-1592
-- (land line) 928-342-0376,
Micki Wressell (land line) 928344-6066.
March 7
10:00am - The Slab ORV
Area Clean-up- Zillah, WA.
Hosted by the Dust Dodgers
& All Wheelers Off Road Club.
March 7
Board meeting at Edgewood
Fire Station hosted by The
Hombres
March 8, 2009
Spanaway Moonshiners 27th
annual 4x4 Swap Meet at the
Puyallup Fair & Events Center,
Puyallup, WA. Contact Rob
Solomon 253-847-8202 or
Jammer Trummert 360-5692523 for information.
February 2009
www.pnw4wda.org
2 Dogs Ink
Jet Chevrolet
Jay Fellenstein 2/1/2005
900 Meridian E St # 19-226
Milton, WA 98354
253 250-8093 Fax: 253 952-6398
www.2dogsink.com
Dan Johnson
7/1/1997
35700 Enchanted Pkway
PO Box 4986
Federal Way, WA 98063
253 838-7600 Fax: 253 874-7070
www.jetchevrolet.com
Sheridan Carquest Auto
Parts
Titan Truck Equipment
Co Inc
Kirt Amundson
1/2/2006
1233 W Main St
Sheridan, OR 97378
503 843-4486 Fax: 503 843-2067
Alan Garrison
8/1/2003
N 605 Fancher
Spokane, WA 99212
509 534-5010 Fax: 509 755-5304
www.TitanTruck.com
Snohomish Transmissions Inc
4WheelingPlus.com
Ron Dunn Jr
4631 Thorp Prairie Road
Cle Elum, WA 98922
(509) 964-2121
http://store.4WheelingPlus.com
ARB 4x4 Accessories
Lisa Wood
7/1/1991
720 SW 34th Street
Renton, WA 98055
425 264-1391 Fax: 425 264-1392
www.arbusa.com
Johnson Custom Iron
Scott Johnson
10/2006
14215 N Thayer Rd
PO Box 155
Rathdrum, ID 83858
208-687-9353 Fax 208-687-9353
[email protected]
NetRiver
Ryan Maloney
6/1/2004
555 Dayton St Ste A
Edmonds, WA 98020
425 741-7014
www.netriver.net
ATV & Off Road Expo
Northridge 4X4
Shawn Kolbe / PO Box 8836
Portland, OR 97207-8836
503 796-0858
David Johnson
6/2004
6759 NW Northridge Ln
Bremerton, WA 98312
360 340-0282
www.northridge4x4.com
Uhlmann Motors Inc
Steve Brever
7/1/1990
173 Hamilton Rd
Chehalis, WA 98532
360 748-3355
www.uhlmannrv.com
Warn Industries
12900 SE Capps Rd
Clackamas, OR 97015
www.warn.com
Rick Pratt
3/1/1992
17476 147th St SE
Monroe, WA 98272
360 794-7888 Fax: 360 805-5367
www.snohomishtransmission.com
TLC Plumbing
Standard Batteries Of
Moses Lake
Tom Matson Dodge & Jeep 6408 NE St Johns Blvd
Dave McMains
3/4/2006
400 E Broadway
509 765-8246 Fax: 509 764-2392
[email protected]
Terry Johnson
5/1/1994
2442 NW Market St # 9
Seattle, WA 98107
206 783-1548
Lee Woodruff
BOB JONES
4/2007
2925 Auburn Way N.
Auburn, Wa. 98002
1-866-785-4809
Fax 253-833-6700
Trailready Producto LLC
Tera Manufacturing, Inc.
Gage Hartman
1/5/2006
5251 S Commerce Dr
Murray, UT 84107
801 288-2585 Fax: 801 288-2571
www.teraflex.biz
Woody’s 4x4 Inc
Larry Trim
12410 Beverly Park Rd.
Lynnwood, WA 98087
425 353-6776
[email protected]
8/1/1988
Vancouver, WA 98661
360 693-6840 Fax:360 693-0067
www.woodys4x4.com
If any of
the listed
information is
not correct
e-mail us at:
[email protected]
B&B Excavating
Bob Brooks
7/1986
21520 SE 346th
Auburn, WA 98092
253 833-8747
Northwest Services
Barton Jeep
Levi Chipps
5/2005
10819 E Sprague Ave.
Spokane, WA 99206
509 928-1300 Fax: 509 922-4288
www.bartonjeep.com
Certified Cleaning Serv.
Daniel Nobel
2103 112th Street E.
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-536-5500
[email protected]
Brad Hoyt
4/2006
2016 87th Ave. Ct. East
Edgewood, WA 98371
206 948-0549
253 922-6745
[email protected]
Northwestservices.net
Olympic 4x4 Supply
Roy Dickmeyer 6/1994
PO Box 147
Snohomish, WA 98291
360 568-7728 Fax: 360 568-9435
www.oly4x4.com
Randy’s Offroad Conn.
Dan Marek Insurance
Dan Marek
PO Box 44076
Tacoma, Wa 98444
253 537-4000 Fax: 253 536-3338
Drive Line Svc of Portland
Kevin McCaffrey
1/1/1989
9041 NE Vancouver Wy
Portland, OR 97211
503 289-2264 Fax: 503 289-5838
www.driveshafts.com
Randy Cole
14702-A Smokey Pt. Blvd.
Marysville, WA 98271
360 659-5259
[email protected]
www.randysoffroad.com
Rapid Print Inc
Ron McDonald
6/1987
6202 NE Hwy 99, Ste 2
Vancouver, WA 98665
360 695-0595 • Fax: 360 695-1043
[email protected]
Raynproof Roofing
Dan Rheawme
4117 16th Ave. SW
Seattle, WA 98106
206 935-1400
raynproofroofing.com
Drivelines NW
David Lee
2/1/1991
3116 Hill Ave.
Everett, WA 98201
425-258-4013 /425-259-5973
[email protected]
Roger Jobs Jeep Inc
Harrington’s Trophies
John or Norma 4/1/2003
717 Jadwin
Richland, WA 99352
509 943-2593
Roger Jobs
2/1/2005
2200 Iowa St
Bellingham, WA 98226
360 734-5230
www.rogerjobs.com
R & P 4WD Parts INC.
Jeep Glass .com
9-08
5235 South Washington St.
Tacoma WA 98409
253-473-7691
4-Wheelin’ News
11889 S New Era Rd.
Oregon City, OR 97045
503 557 8911 phone
503 557 9215 fax
www.r-p4wd.com
9-08
February 2009
19
20
February 2009
www.pnw4wda.org

February 2009 - Pacific Northwest Four Wheel Drive Association

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