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DEPARTMENTS
3 PNW Officers List
3 Change of address
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22 Calendar of Events
21 Classified ADS
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PNW4WDA Officers
List
www.pnw4wda.org/800-537-7845
PRESIDENT
INTER ASSOC. DIRECTORS
Angie Marek/Dan
Don & Carol Jensen
14202 4th Ave. E.
Tacoma, WA 98445
800-537-7845 / 253-537-3172
[email protected]
946 - 18th, Longview, WA 98632
360-577-0111 Voice/FAX
[email protected]
[email protected]
COMPETITION CHAIRMAN
SECRETARY
Steve Zentner
Sande Nettnin/Earl
33550 Tide Creek Rd
Deer Island, OR 97054
503-438-0590
[email protected]
[email protected]
519 N Fisher Place
Kennewick, WA 99336
509-783-6481
[email protected]
REGION V DIRECTOR
OPEN
SAFETY/ED CHAIRMAN
Rob Stafford/Diana
Call 800-537-7845
19302 6th Avenue East
Spanaway, WA 98387
253-691-4351
[email protected]
REGION VI DIRECTOR
TRAIL JAMBOREE CHAIRMAN
Ann Haak/Dan
Ed Weber/Penny
35725 North Harney Lane
Burns, Oregon 97220
503-349-9875
[email protected]
2929 Lakeside Drive
Moses Lake, WA 98837
509-760-3742
[email protected]
REGION VII DIRECTOR
WAYS & MEANS CHAIRMAN
Mique Kardell
Kathy”Frogg” McMains
31330 11th Place S.
Federal Way, WA 98003
206-617-9478 Cell
[email protected]
940 Ironwood
Moses Lake, WA 98837
509-607-2984
[email protected]
603 Meridian,
Moses Lake, WA 98837
509-760-5578
Ways&[email protected]
REGION II DIRECTOR
REGION VIII DIRECTOR
VIDEO CHAIRMAN
Dan Morris/Tiffany
Lolli Bunce
Don Jensen/Carol
P.O. Box 494, Roy, WA 98580
253-376-6359 cell
360-458-0644 home
[email protected]
2693 S. 20000 W.
Weston, ID 83286
541-961-8041
[email protected]
946 - 18th,
Longview, WA 98632
360-577-0111 Voice/FAX
[email protected]
OREGON EXEC. DIRECTOR
REGION III DIRECTOR
MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN
Dan Haak/Ann
Marty Tilford/Suzanna
Kristin Smith
PUBLIC RELATIONS
OPEN
PO Box 669
Burns OR 97720
503-351-0280
[email protected]
2912 NE Maplewood Drive
Vancouver, WA 98665
360-600-5300
[email protected]
WASH. EXEC. DIRECTOR
REGION IV DIRECTOR
Adrian Valliere/Melissa
Earl Nettnin/Sande
1001A Nevada Street
Milton, WA 98354
503-310-0852
[email protected]
519 N Fisher Place
Kennewick, WA 99336
509-783-6481
[email protected]
Dave McMains/Kathy”Frogg”
603 Meridian
Moses Lake, WA 98837
509-989-2465
[email protected]
IDAHO EXEC. Idaho Liaison
OPEN
Call 800-537-7845
REGION I DIRECTOR
PNW4WDA
Membership
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Kristin Smith
Angela Holm/Rich
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Luke May/Grace
22635 NE Woodinville Duval Rd
Woodinville, WA 98077
425-788-2848
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Kathy Greenwood
18203 84th St E
Bonney Lake, WA 98391
253-863-9707
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AUGUST 14-16, 2015
at HAPP’S
ETHEL, WA
Pre-Register: $90.00- Must pre-register by July 31 (postmarked)
At The Gate: $100.00- Includes immediate family (2 adults and dependent children under
21, no exceptions)
Tech Fee: $10.00 per driver (15 and under free)
Spectator Fee: $10.00 per person per day (age 15 and under free)
Camping Only: $50.00 (includes spectator fees- no racing) Thursday-Sunday. Includes
immediate family as listed above. If at any time during the weekend you decide to race,
the difference that amounts to the full weekend rate will be charged at the gate, plus tech
fees. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Chairman: Steve Zentner 503-438-0590 [email protected]
Co-Chair: Kyle Wiebold 360-772-5682 [email protected]
**NO OPEN HEADERS**
Competition
Report
Hello all. As you read this
we are in the heart of racing
season. Summer Convention
is right around the corner.
Your competition committee
is working hard to make this a
great weekend for all. When I
was a kid, Summer Convention
was a huge event, with multiple
activities for racers and nonracers. This year we are going
to try to bring that back.
**Please no shorts / short pants due to safety concerns**
Directions: Exit 68 off I-5. Head east from freeway, left on Kiser Road, right on Larmon
Road. Look for entrance signs.
**FEATURING A FREE STREET AND TRAIL TECHNICAL COURSE.
BRING YOUR STREET LEGAL RIG TO PARTICIPATE.
YOU MUST BE A PNW4WDA MEMBER TO PARTICIPATE. SIGN UP ON SITE! **
ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY NIGHT. TROPHIES SATURDAY NIGHT.
CAMP TROPHY FOR BEST THEMED CAMP.
ADVANCE REGISTRATION:
Name: _____________________________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip: ______________________________________________________________
Phone: ______________________ Club: ______________________ Comp #:_________________
Advance Reservation Total: $________________
Item:
T-Shirts:
Hoodies:
Merchandise Orders:
Price:
Size:
Quantity:
$20.00 each __________
_________
$35.00 each __________
_________
Merchandise Total: $____________
Total:
$___________
$___________
Grand Total: $_______________
Please mail completed form with payment to:
PNW4WDA COMP COMMITTEE c/o Kristin Smith 7509 S 5th St Ste 101 PMB#B203 Ridgefield, WA 98642
Let’s start with the theme on the
back of the shirts. 8 Regions.
2647 Members. 92 Clubs. One
Summer Convention. As one
the 2647 members reading this,
I want you to realize that this is
your event. We are adding a
technical course this year. We
are adding fun events.
We
are having a contest for best
decorated camp. The attempt
this year is for the trail rigs to
join us. If you come out to
camp and run the technical
course, it’s only going to cost
you fifty dollars – for three days
of fun and entertainment. The
racing will be top notch. The
improvements to the infield
allows us more visibility for
spectators. For an additional
forty dollars, you can race the
drags, barrels, obstacle, and
cross country courses as well. If
we get enough trail rigs, we can
run a street and trail only team
relay.
This
is
YOUR
Summer
Convention. Do you have an
idea of something to add to the
event? Please contact me or any
of the region comp chairmen. If
you haven’t been to Summer
Convention for a while, or have
never been, this is the year to
give it a try. Hope to see you
all on August 14 – 16. Actually
– hope to see you all at as many
playdays as you can make.
Respectfully submitted,
Steve Zentner
PNW comp chairman
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Region 3 Minutes
July 21, 2015
The April 16, 2014, Region 3 meeting
was called to order by Region Director
Marty Tilford at 7:08 pm, followed
by the flag salute and a moment of
silence for the sick and departed. The
meeting was held at 4 Wheel Parts in
Portland, Oregon.
There were 11 clubs represented: Dirt
Minions, Flat Broke and 4 Wheelin’,
Hubs In, Mud a Rama, Our Gang
Off Road, Pistons Wild Motorsports,
PNW Individual Members, Sand
Fleas, Trailbreakers, Push n Pulls, and
Vancouver 4 Wheelers.
Rick Smith moved to approve the
minutes of the June meeting, seconded
by Tom Fisher, motion passed.
Officer reports.:
Region Director- Marty attended the
Trail Jamboree and it was a fun and
successful event. Tire give away was
successful and a donation was made
to “Crawl for the cure.”
The two PNW facebook pages have
been combined into one.
Still researching “Trash a Roos” as
a region fund raiser.
at 2.
WOHVA was successful in getting
the gas tax lid lifted this legislative
session.
IAD/Club Power/We did it/Quill Power
–Pistons Wild turned in a Club Power
Project using the sign in forms from the
project.
Ways n Means/Membership – nothing new
Old Business
New Business-Fall Delegates
meeting flyers are out. The meeting
is September 12th in Camas at the
Fern Prairie Fire Station #91. Lunch
will be available for $5. Push N Pulls
are coordinating lunch. Flat Broke will
also help with lunch. Dinner will be on
the trail with the run hosted by Pistons
Wild. Marty will be doing the dinner.
Operation Shore Patrol will be
September 19th at Long Beach. Spaces
for camping have been reserved at the
Driftwood RV Park. Camping is free
but if you want hookups you must pay
for them. Tony Jessen will do Shore
Patrol shirts.
Club Reports:
Dirt Minions attended work parties.
Flat Broke and 4-Wheelin has been
going to other club’s work parties.
Hubs In nothing new to report.
Mud A Rama nothing new to report
Our Gang Off Road has been attending
and racing at the events.
Piston’s Wild had a club meeting last
week:
Hosted a Poker run with 46
participants.
Made a $500 donation to NW Downs
Syndrome Association. Tee shirts
available for sale.
Club on Saturday with 9 rigs.
Attended “Cruzin’ the Gut” Nicoli work
party coming up.
September 27 a 4X 4cruise-In at
Woody’s in Vancouver.
PNW Individual Members attended a
Show and Shine in Longview.
Push-N-Pulls been racing.
Sand Fleas had a club meeting with a
Rally wrapup.
Trailbreakers nothing new.
Vancouver 4 wheelers attended Trail
Jamboree & found a 1963 vintage
Pepsi bottle in mint condition.
No winner in the card game next
month $32.00.
Meeting was adjourned at 8:06 pm.
Upcoming events:
August 1-2
Racing at the Farm Chehalis, WA
August 14-16
Summer convention Ethel, WA
August 29-30
Rev-Limiter Racing Camas Valley,
OR
September 5-7
Overbored Racing Play Day Ethel,
WA
September 12
Fall Delegates Meeting, Camas, WA
September 19
Operation Shore Patrol
Beach Cleanup Long Beach, WA
Next Region Meeting: August 18 at 7:
00 pm at 4 Wheel Parts Wholesalers
Carol Jensen
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Vice-director-Kristin distributed the
Fall Delegate Meeting information.
There has been a request for PNW
membership information from a club in
Seaside, Oregon.
Secretary-absent
Treasurer-Kyle reported the income
and expenses. Income included a
deposit from the Float Towing for the
Rose Parade. No irregularities in the
report.
Competition – The Outdoor 4X4 race
this past weekend was well attended.
Kyle has been busy attending races.
Registration information for Summer
Convention is in Tri-Power. Summer
convention is August 14-16, 2015.
Todd Trummert is putting together
a Trail and Street technical course for
Summer Convention. Prize will be a
winch.
Summer Convention is an event and
a race. Support from clubs is needed.
Need Door prizes and donations for a
live auction.
Help is needed for Team Relay on
Sunday.
Oregon Land Matters – No updates
on the Tillamook—still a level 2 and
it is still open. Continued working with
Forest Service on LaDee. Forest
Service looking for input on trail
construction.
Washington Land MattersThe NOVA grants have been
announced. $977,992.00 in grants
for SW Washington. $286,000 in
education and enforcement grants for
SW Washington. $460,950 for Yacolt
trails. A detailed report of all projects
both motorized is available on the
RCO (Recreation and Conservation)
website. Crystal will put a link on the
PNW website.
Trillium Trailhead has been built. No
conversation with DNR – DNR busy
with fire fighting. Fire level currently
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Angela Holm
Region 1 Director
July 15th, 2015
The meeting was called to order by
Angie Holm at 7:04pm. There were
7 delegates present, representing 4
clubs.
Guests: Several members of Blackout
Jeep Club came to the meeting
tonight. They were represented by
Phil Benson – President; Tianna
– Treasurer; Eli Sanders – Liaison;
Mike, David, Jeff and Chris Olson.
Thank your attending and sharing
information about the trails.
Angie. The forms are online, or you
can ask Angie to email it to you. When
turning in your forms please make sure
you fill them out completely or they will
not count for the prizes.
The Website is open! This should be a
fun event! Spread the word, Hold the
date! You don’t want to miss out on the
FUN! PNW members will be able to
camp Saturday night.
Jennifer sent two
Sunshine:
cards; one to Jim Loe as he fell and
broke his femur and the second
one to Rick Pratt as he and his wife
were in a motor-vehicle accident
while riding their motorcycle. If you
would like a sympathy/get well/best
wishes type of card sent to another
club, please contact Jennifer at
[email protected] with all the
contact information, including the
address on where to send it to.
New Business:
Club Report: The Bullshifters hosted
tonight’s meeting, Ken and Sharon
Johnson were in attendance. Their club
started in 1975 as part of the Federal
Way Elks club and they joined the
PNW in 1976 at Summer Convention.
Bullshifters wanted to open the club up
to everyone and the Elks kicked them
out. At one point they had 20 families
but are now down to two members.
Ken was Region 1 Director from 19821983 and at that time Region 1 had 52
clubs and over 300 members.
No new business.
Old Business:
Yahoo Group – This is the info for
the new Yahoo Group site – you must
sign up for the new group name as the
old one is no longer being used:
Post Message: PNW4WDA-Region
[email protected]
Subscribe: PNW4WDA-Region [email protected]
List Owner: PNW4WDA –Region [email protected]
URL to this page: http:
//groups.yahoo.com/groups/
PNW4WDA-Region1
Good of the Order
Happy 25th Anniversary Luke
and Grace, Outdoor 4x4’s!
REMINDER
The deadline to submit
articles and photos for
Tri-Power is the
21st of each month
Send to:
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Articles should be
in Microsoft Word
with Arial 10pt font
Correspondence: None.
Secretary Report: Ken Johnson,
Bullshifters, made a motion to accept
the minutes as written in Tri-Power
and distributed to Yahoo Groups,
second by Ed Tenney, Timber Tamers/
Dirty 13, passed with no objection.
Directors Report: Summer is busy
for everyone. It was discussed that
there was a rollover at Funny Rocks
at Trail Jam, vehicle was totaled
but it was reported that no one was
seriously injured. Also reported by
Blackout Jeep Club, Ed with United
Crawlers was ejected with two others
on fourth of July weekend at Evans
Creek.
Treasurer’s Report: There was a
written report.
Land & Legislative:
Walker: There is a work party every
2nd Saturday of each month. Logging
is in progress but they are trying to
keep a lot of sections open. Blackout
Jeep Club informed the delegates that
there are several areas clear, upper
and lower Timber Tamer trails are clear
as well. Blackout also did some repair
work on a few trails that were extremely
rough. After discussion, Blackout was
informed about scheduling future work
parties with DNR. There will be a work
party in August to put up signage and
a kiosk, however unsure was to when
as DNR crew is also on fire duty.
Reiter: The yellow trail is still under
construction and. DNR employees are
on fire duty and not sure how much
will be completed on the trails.
Trail Counters – Ed will be pulling data
from the trail counters and will provide
the information he has received at
next month’s meeting.
Ed reported that after the WATV
Gifford Pinchot pilot area was opened
a group filed a lawsuit to keep ATV’s
out of the area. Unsure of the current
status, but a suit was filed.
Competition:
For a complete
schedule please see the website.
Club Power/We Did It/Quill Power:
Don’t forget to turn your forms in to
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Food Drive: Don’t forget to bring any
canned food or blankets for the Maltby
Food Bank and Maltby Women’s
Shelter to a meeting or to Luke’s shop,
Quality Foreign Auto on Bothell Everett
Hwy, in Mill Creek.
Teddy Bears: Don’t forget to bring
any stuffed animals for Grace to take
to her contact at Monroe Hospital.
OSP: Angie verified that the camping
fee will be same as last year. She has
also secured the spots directly behind
the community fire pit (for those of you
that attended last year will know) but
for those that don’t know it is spaces
61-77.
Timber Tamers confirmed that they will
put on the steak dinner on Saturday
night. They are offering Chicken or
Steak Dinners at $15ea that includes
Green Salad, Corn on the Cob, and
Dinner Roll. They will also be serving
a kids meal of a hot dog, chips and
drink for $5.
To order you can send an email
to: [email protected]
rg or go to the Tamers site http:
//timbertamers.org/ttwp/event/
operation-shore-patrol-3/.
The resort is called Sunrise Resorts
and the # is 360-289-4278, please talk
to Sharon only. Only 3 or 4 people have
reserved spots so far, pleas reserve
your spot as soon as possible!
Angie has also contacted The Lineup
in Spanaway for t-shirts as well as
Rich has designed a logo for this year,
which is on the website. Angie is taking
pre-orders only for OSP. T-shirts will
be black with the design at will start at
$10 up to 2XL, $12 for 3XL and $13
for 4XL. Hoodies will start at $25 up to
2XL, $27 for 3XL and $28 for 4XL.
Northwest Off-road Expo: September
26, 2015- Thomas Family Farms! There
will be dry camping available on Friday
and Saturday night for PNW members
only and you can arrive starting after
3pm. The event will open at 10:00 and
run until 4:00. Food Vendors and Beer
Garden will stay open until 6:00. There
will be a good variety of food vendors
for everyone to enjoy. The website to
register and/or order t-shirts is www.no
rthwestoffroadexpo.com
Happy 49th Anniversary Ken
and Sharon Johnson, Bullshifters!
Raffle:
$10 4 Wheel Parts Gift Card –
Chris Olson, Blackout Jeep Club
$10 4 Wheel Parts Gift Card –
Eli Sanders, Blackout Jeep Club
$10 4 Wheel Parts Gift Card –
Ken Johnson, Bullshifters (he regifted)
$10 4 Wheel Parts Gift Card –
Chris Olson, Blackout Jeep Club
$10 4 Wheel Parts Gift Card –
Tyler Hayter, Dirty 13
ADs can be in word
and if you can make a
PDF that would be best
so it will hold the type
styles that you picked
Tri-Power
Ron McDonald
360-901-8376
3902 NE 61st Ave.
Vancouver, WA 98661
Hosting Schedule: subject to change
August 19th- Dirty 13
September 16th- Doo Wop Ditty
October 21st- Green River Valley
Jeepers
November 18th- Happy Campers
December- NO MEETING
Upcoming Events:
July 25th & 26th
Muddaubers Playday- The Farm in
Chehalis, WA
August 14th -16th
Summer Convention – Ethel
August 29th & 30th
Ruff Country – Camas Valley, OR
September 5th & 6th
Overbored Summer’s End PlaydayEthel, WA
September 12th
Fall Delegates Meeting- Astoria, Or
September 19th
Operation Shore Patrol- Ocean
Shores, WA
September 19th
Pick-up-a-Mountain- Naches, WA
September 26th
NW Off-road Expo- Thomas Family
Farms, Snohomish
Meeting Adjourned at 8:43pm
Submitted by
Angie Holm
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Change
of
Address
PNW4WDA
Membership
C/O:
Kristin Smith
7509 S. 5th Street
Ste. 101/PMB-B203
Ridgefield, WA
98642
503-310-0853 or E-Mail:
members@
pnw4wda.org
www.pnw4wda.org
ATTEN 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: [email protected]
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Volunteers Get it Done
Naches Trail in the Little Naches Drainage – Region 4 PNW4WD:
A massive trail restoration project was undertaken in partnership with the US Forest Service Naches Ranger District, volunteers from motorized groups
throughout the state, and equipment manufacturers. The project was organized and coordinated through the Naches Ranger District Trails Program and several
involved volunteers.
The project entailed rebuilding two puncheons (basically, bridges over boggy areas), a 120-footer and a 20-footer, and to shore up a rotting 40-foot bridge over the
South Fork of Little Naches River. The 120 footer required the removal of the old decking and structural material which was replaced with new. The new material
could not be delivered to the site because the delivery trucks were too large for the trail. This material was broken down and either skidded or hauled in smaller
trailers behind jeeps provided by participating volunteers The 20 footer was a new installation of a crossing over an area that had begun to erode from both water
and trail use. Several temporary repairs had been done to keep the trail passable but the need for a permanent fix was required. Both the 120 and20 foot long
puncheons should provide many years of use and eliminate several erosion and environmental issues. The 40 foot bridge over the South Fork of the Little Naches
was a project to maintain the bridge in serviceable condition until it can be replaced, hopefully in the next several years. It entailed rebuilding both approaches
and jacking up one end. Mike Vanamburg, Earl Nettnin and Marvin Foster were the individual project managers with Ron Rutherford serving as the Incident
Commander These volunteers really deserve a great deal of thanks for taking on the responsibility, spending the time, and seeing it through to the end. Good
Job. Funding for this project was provided from a $10,000 grant from Polaris and $3,000 from B.F. Goodrich. Thank you!
Project Notice
Safety Briefing
Staging Area
Transporting Materials
Delivery Materials
Demolition of the Old
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At the end of the day this multi-faceted project yielded new life into a popular well used trail protecting an area that would have potentially been threatened with
closure. It demonstrated again that motorized users can make a useful contribution to their sport and protect the environment. Kelly Lawrence District Ranger for
the Naches Ranger District must receive a good portion of the credit for allowing her people to pursue the project, apply for the necessary grants and funding and
have them participate with the volunteers to see the project through to completion. Jeff Leisy, Naches Ranger District Trails Coordinator is another person that
needs recognition. He was the Ranger Districts contact person, he worked all three days with the volunteers and really was the driving force behind the project.
For those of you that were there his homemade ice cream was a hit at the Saturday night campfire. Ron Rutherford and Mike Vanamburg spent untold hours
helping with the planning process and making sure things went well.
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Demolition Continues
Starting Construction
Construction Continues
Construction Continues
Construction Continues
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Motorized users, volunteers, turned out in force for the large and demanding trail overhaul. The weekend after Memorial Day was chosen because of the early
snow melt and the potential for fire danger later in the year. The planning process opened the Little Naches Snow Park for volunteers to camp and bring their
families if they wished. A lot of folks moved in Thursday to get settled in and get ready for the tasks ahead. The centralized camping provided a place to get
together away from the job site and enjoy the outdoors and others with similar interests. There were a number of stories and a lot of history passed on by the
veterans of previous projects. There was the typical horse trading and inspection of each other’s vehicles and so on. Beyond doing a worthwhile project there was
a good time had by all.
At least 10 different motorized trail-riding groups from throughout the state participated. Members from the Jeeping Nomads, Shindig Wheelers, Gleed Boyz,
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Construction Continues
Construction Continues
Rub Rails
Cleaning up
Construction Almost Complete
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High Country Cruisers, Desert Rats, Roamin Chariots, Eastern WA Adventures, Lake Tapps Turtles, The Hombres, The Yakima Ski Benders were there for the
weekend effort. Twenty five of them were already working by Friday delivering the materials to the three worksites. This material consisted of large long timbers,
decking and rub rail material, and precast concrete footings to support the timbers. There were 45 volunteers there on Saturday doing the heavy demolition and
construction. It is estimated 250 – 300 ten inch spikes were driven through the decking planks into the timbers to hold them in place. 30 volunteers participated
on Sunday finishing the construction and doing the cleanup work. These were long days, not your typical government job, everyone worked hard. Jeff Leisy, Trails
Coordinator for the Naches Ranger District said. In all, the volunteers put in 760 hours over the three days. This is a huge amount of labor that made this labor
intensive project possible. These volunteer hours will be used to fulfill the required matching funds for one or more of the funding grants used on this project. Ron
Rutherford, one of the project coordinators and Incident Commander said people were asking when and where the next project would happen. wow — sore backs,
tired hands, and these people are ready to get out there and go again. Rest assured with the success of this project there will be others.
Thank you to everyone that helped with this project. It is making a difference.
Remember tread lightly our use of the trails is a privilege not a right.
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will be at Pick Up A Mountain in
September with kids games etc.
Thank you Teia for doing this.
Earl Nettnin
Region 4 Director
July 14, 2015
East Wenatchee, WA
Region Director Earl Nettnin (Desert
Rats) called the meeting to order at 7:
30 PM. The Pledge of Allegiance was
recited and moment of silence for the
sick and departed was observed.
Guest: Mike Alton candidate for the
Wenatchee Mountain Masters.
Minutes: Skip Frans (Wenatchee
Mountain Masters) made a motion
seconded by Jamie Tannich
(Wenatchee Mountain Masters) that
we accept the June minutes; motion
carried.
Treasurer’s Report was given by
Treasurer Sande Nettnin (Desert
Rats); Ron Rutherford (Jeepin’
Nomads) presented a bill for $16.10
for batteries for the Trail Counters.
COMP: Terri Mohan (Nitty Gritty)
asked for $300 for Competition teeshirts for the Region 4 Relay Team.
Gary Harting (Desert Rats) made a
motion seconded by Skip Frans that
we fund the tee-shirts in the amount of
$300; motion carried.
Membership: Nothing new to report.
Club Power/We Did It Chairman
Gary Harting said we had a project
on the Naches Trail prior to Trail
Jamboree where we repaired a 180
foot puncheon. This was a We Did It
with 5 Clubs involved; The Nomads,
Desert Rats, High Country Cruisers,
Lake Tapps Turtles, Peak Putters
and one Individual Member and one
guest. The Forest Service provided
us with planks and spikes and we
were able to get the temporary repair
done; this was on the east end of
the 1914 Road. The Region Director
reminded everyone to turn in paper
work when you have a work party, trail
maintenance run etc as it’s our way of
documenting the hours we work. A
question was asked if we ever were
able to use any mini excavators on
the trails; answer Yes the Forest
Service offers a 60 hour class on this
and part of that 60 hours is a day of
work on the trails. Ron Rutherford will
let us know when the Forest Service
offers another class.
Jr. Jeepers Chairman Teia Ireland
(Individual Member) had games
and a program at Trail Jamboree for
kids and it went over very well. Teia
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Trail Jamboree - Discussion
followed: it was well attended and
everyone had a great time. We
had a couple of roll-overs - no
injuries. Skip Frans presented
information on Ham Radios that
was well attended. Rob Stafford
(Overbored Racing & Cascade
4X4’s) had a winching class on
the trail that was well attended as
well as one evening he displayed
the winching equipment and talked
about how to use it. We also had a
Breast Cancer Ladies only run on
Saturday for Crawling for a Cure.
Thursday night Build It Off Road
provided ice cream for the ice cream
social. Everyone thought Ed Weber
(Cascade 4X4’s) did a great job as
Trail Jamboree Chairman for his
first year. If you have not yet filled
out your evaluation that was in your
packet, please do so as soon as you
can and get it to Ed. He is looking
forward to the comments - what you
liked and didn’t like as well as ideas
you may have for next year.
Pick Up A Mountain September
18-20, 2015 - Chairman Alicia
Palachuk and her committee are
busy getting things organized,
if you would like to help please
contact Alicia at 509-697-4178 or
[email protected] and she will
find a place for you. Next month we
should have more information.
PR Clay Graham (Individual
Member) has resigned as our PR
person. Thank you Clay for all you
did for the Region and good luck
with your new adventure with the
city of Selah.
LAND MATTERS
Ron Rutherford reported that DNR
had locked gates in the Ahtanum
State Forest west of Yakima;
however he thought they had
been opened again by the 4th of
July. Ron reported that the Little
Naches has been consuming much
of his time as he is on the Steering
Committee; they had a meeting
June 24th and things are moving
at government snail’s pace. Ron
reported from discussion at our last
meeting Earl Nettnin had got him
in touch with Don Amador (Blue
Ribbon) and we have some support
now from someone who has been
through what we are going though
with the Naches Collaborative
people. Don is giving Ron some
very good advice on what to watch
for as things progress.
BBQ Flats is having a dedication of
the new camp site July 25th.
Travel Management Plan - Cathy
Dowd (Public Affairs Officer for U. S.
Forest Service in Wenatchee) said
the draft of the EA (Environmental
Analysis) will be out late next month.
There will be a 30 day comment
period with a ROD (Record of
Decision) due in mid November
and implemented in June of 2016.
When the comment period is open
we need to comment on this, it
doesn’t have to be long, say what
you like and don’t like and offer an
alternative. They will read all the
comments.
Forest Revision Plan is still on hold.
Comments and input we have made in
the past years is still valid; they don’t
know if they are going to use the 1982
or 2012 plan.
Swauk Pine Restoration Project in
Liberty - a draft will be out in late August
or early September. Also a 30 day
comment period and EA will be out in
mid November.
Forest Revision Plans - the Umatilla
National Forest is having a meeting
on access Wednesday July 15, 2015
in the Tri-Cities at the Reach and two
of our 4X4 people (Dave Walters of the
Peak Putters and Earl Nettnin) have
been asked to sit on a panel to spark
discussion.
Kaner Work Party August 1st &
2nd if the forest has not been shut
down. They only need 10 - 12 people.
Materials will be brought in on July
31st kind of like we did on the Naches
work party. Terry Joralemon (Shindig
Wheelers) is the person of contact for
this project .
Juniper Dunes - access road was
approved and we hope it will be ready in
2016/2017.
OLD BUSINESS
WHOVA applications for membership
was handed out. WHOVA sends out
information on things happening in the
state legislature to all members who
have given their zip code and requested
information on what’s happening in their
part of the state.
NEW BUSINESS
Fall Delegates September 12, 2015
originally scheduled to be held in
Astoria, OR but has been changed to
Washougal, WA hosted by Region 3.
Following the meeting a run is planned
to the Yacolt Burn Trails. This requires
a Discover Pass. Information should be
mailed to all clubs in the PNW soon.
Northwest Off-Road Expo September 26, 2015 at the Thomas
Family Farm in Snohomish, WA.
Information was handed out tonight.
To receive a 10% online pre-sale
discount go to northwestoffroadexpo.
com. Proceeds from this event will go
to Pacific Northwest 4-Wheel Drive
Association Trail and Scholarship Funds
and Seattle Children’s hospital. Cost
- 16 years and up $10; 6-15 years
$5; under 6 free and $10 participating
vehicle. NO pets allowed. Vehicles must
have a valid state issued street license
and proof of insurance. All drivers
MUST have a valid driver’s license.
Should be a really fun event; hope to
see a lot of you there.
Les Thomas (Wenatchee Mountain
Masters) said they were not getting
their Tri-Power. Sande will check with
the Membership Chairman to see what
the problem is. Reminder if you move,
please notify the Membership Chairman
of your new address so she can make
the change on our mailing list.
CLUB REPORTS
Desert Rats - Gary Harting reported
they launched Sprint Boats over
Father’s Day Weekend at St. John
with the North Idaho Trail Blazers and
some other people. On a sad note Arne
Dupuis (one of the organizers of the
Sprint Boat event passed way at 6 PM
on the day of the race. He had cancer;
he will be missed - condolences to his
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family and friends. Several of us
attended Trail Jamboree either as
Camp Hosts or Trail Hosts.
.
High Country Cruisers - Diane
Neuman reported that husband Dale
had helped with the emergency
repair on the Naches Trail before Trail
Jamboree and he helped with the
staging. They are going to the Green
River Valley Jeepers reunion on July
25th.
Jeepin’ Nomads - Ron Rutherford
said they had their annual June camp
out in the Rim Rock area and did trail
maintenance in two areas. They had
a good time and had about 40 people
there. Ron and wife Barb participated
in Trail Jamboree as Camp Hosts
and had a good time. Ron thanked
everyone who helped with clean-up in
camp. Barb said they had asked for a
walk through after the event was over
and the Jim Sprick Park care taker
said it wasn’t necessary because we
always leave the park cleaner than
when we arrived.
Wenatchee Mountain Masters Some attended their annual Stag run
in June and some went to the Beverly
Dunes Clean-up. Two went to Trail
Jamboree and they have a couple of
potential new members.
GOOD OF THE ORDER
A nice article on Gone Wheelin’ is
in the Yakima Outdoors Edition a
supplement to the Yakima Herald
Republic newspaper featuring Build
it off Road (Gleed Boyz). Also a nice
positive article in the Yakima Herald
on Trail Jamboree.
The Naches Forest Service has a
new employee; Torry Smith, he is fully
armed with canine assistance. He
has several years of law enforcement
experience. We are looking forward to
working with him.
NEXT REGION 4 MEETING
DATES ARE:
August 11, 2015
in Pasco at Doug Conner’s Shop
7:30 PM 3300 Rd. 96
September 8, 2015
Moses Lake at Grant Co. Fire Dist. 5
Station 4 7934 Valley Rd. 7:30 PM
FUTURE EVENTS/WORK PARTIES
August 1, 2015 Kaner work party (if
forest still open)
August 1, 2015 Muddaubers race at
the Farm in Chehalis
August 14-16, 2015 Summer
Convention - Ethel, WA
September 5-7 Race at Ethel, WA
sponsored by Overbored Racing
September 12, 2015 Fall Delegates in
Washougal, WA
September 18-20 Pick Up A
Mountain - Jim Sprick Park
September 26, 2015 Northwest
Offroad Expo - Thomas Family Farm
in Snohomish, WA
Meeting adjourned at 8:40 PM
Respectfully Submitted,
Sande Nettnin,
Secretary
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To: Forest Recreation Trails Committee Members and Guests
From: Hood River County Forestry Department
Date: July 14, 2015
Subject: May 13, 2015 Trail Committee Meeting Minutes
- The Hood River County Forest Recreation Trail Committee held a meeting on Wednesday May 13, 2015 at the Oregon State University Extension
Service Center Conference Room, 2990 Experiment Station Drive in Hood River. Forestry Department staff, Committee members, and Oregon Parks
and Recreation Department staff in attendance were; Henry Buckalew, Ian Caldwell, Judy Charbonneau, Ruth Chausse, Chris Elsmore, Bob Farro,
Kevin Hinkle, Pat Hunter, Temira Lital, Pat Monaghan, Heather Pola, and Doug Thiesies.
- Ruth Chausse made a motion to approve the regular Trail Committee meeting minutes of October 8, 2014 and February 25, 2015. Pat Monaghan
seconded the motion with none opposed.
Forestry Tree Farm Update:
a. Planting Season – On May 5th Forestry completed its annual tree planting project. 282,000 tree seedlings were planted. The County’s Tree
Farm experienced a drought last fall which resulted in poor root growth.
b.
Timber Sale Activities
• Erica Timber Sale on the north side of Kingsley Road should be complete in a week. Portions of 191L trail will have to be reconstructed.
•
Fescue Timber Sale on Binns Hill Road was just completed.
•
Daffodil Timber Sale lies to the south of Kingsley Reservoir and has just started. It will take a few months to complete and will affect 180,
193L, and 195L trails.
c.
Forestry just completed its spring herbicide application project. This project reduces competition by non-preferred species and allows better tree
seedling survival.
d.
Doug fir bark beetles are still being found in scattered patches of timber. Forestry will administer salvage timber sales as a result.
Sheriff’s Department recreation trail patrol update:
a.
Just got approval for a two year grant that will allow the hiring of two additional part time Deputy’s for OHV trail patrols.
b.
Seven day trail patrol coverage will begin Memorial Day weekend. Sheriff’s Department will maintain a presence at Kingsley Reservoir for 72
hours straight.
c.
Still seeing runners, bicyclers, motorized users, and fisherman on the dam. The dam is a NO TRESSPASSING area.
d.
Please call the Sheriff’s Department non-emergency phone number is you see motorcycles on non-motorized trails. Also feel free to call Jesse
Flem at (541) 806-4655.
Family Man vault toilet donation update:
a.
Funding for toilet maintenance will be approximately $3,000.00 behind by the end of this fiscal year (June 30, 2015). No donations have been
received since October 2014.
b.
The possibly of holding a fund raiser for the toilet was discussed. It costs $45.00 to have the toilet cleaned once week and $360.00 to pump out
the 1000 gallon vault. Map funds are being used as an emergency measure to support the toilet as needed and are slowly being exhausted.
c.
Ideas –
•
Post information on Facebook.
•
Committee members could reach out to businesses.
•
Advertise that donations are tax deductible.
•
Charge events a maintenance fee.
•
Attach a donation box to the toilet or to the kiosk. Chris Ellsmore volunteered Scott Pader to construct the donation boxes. Henry will get the specs/
sizes to Chris.
•
Put donation boxes in the bicycle shops.
•
Get volunteers to perform the weekly cleanings. Keep cleaning supplies in a lock box at the toilet. This is a common practice at other areas in the
State.
•
Create a fund and then pay the County’s OHV staff through that fund to clean the toilet rather than hiring an outside vendor. Doug and Henry will
see how much it would cost.
•
Close the toilet for several months each year during the winter.
- Non-motorized Trail Map:
Adventure Maps has contacted the Forestry Department to propose that they print and sell the County’s non-motorized trail map.
•
Forestry is checking with the County’s legal services department.
•
Currently a portion of map sales goes to trail maintenance and a portion towards the printing of future maps.
•
Adventure Maps has not proposed how the funds would be split.
•
Currently wholesale is $3.95 and retail is $6.95.
•
No details have been worked out at this time and the County has not said yes to the proposal.
Electric Bicycles:
Electric bicycles are being sold locally and ridden on HRC non-motorized trails. Forestry is considering a policy of restricting electric (motorized)
bicycles to motorized trails.
•
IMBA’s position is electric bicycles should be restricted to motorized trails only but they are conducting more research.
•
Idea that if it can cause a rut by spinning the tire then it should be restricted to motorized trails only.
•
What cc/watt is OK if any?
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•
There was a discussion that asked if it was an ethical dilemma.
Sheriff Deputy stated that operators of electric bicycles need a license since it is powered.
Dirt Surfer:
Bob Farro was concerned about a couple of short, stumpy, doubles features on lower Dirt Surfer. He would like to see them made bigger so they would work better
for motorcycles. He will contact Douglas Johnson (the trail adopter) and give feedback about the features.
Lower Viento Ridge Gate on the 1000 Road:
This discussion was continued from the previous meeting. Should Forestry consider moving the seasonally closed gate for safety of 4x4 users?
•
The situation is most dangerous during winter when someone has a breakdown and could be trapped behind the locked gate.
•
It would cost $4000.00 - $5000.00 to install a new gate and approximately $1500.00 to move it.
•
Proposal to leave the gate open during winter but that would increase the potential for additional road and forest damage during winter.
•
Proposal to create a bypass route around the gate with a difficult filter to keep average vehicles out.
•
Kevin Hinkle and Forestry will schedule a walk thru to look at options.
Grants Update:
a.
Recreation Trails Program (RTP) Grant RT 12-004
• Two kiosk frames were installed at Family Man Staging Area in early March. Construction of kiosk roofs and installation of Lexan sheets should take place soon.
• Forestry is working with OPRD to determine if a second grant extension can be provided so the additional Family Man Staging Area development work can be
completed.
b. All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Grant ATV 13-14
• Forestry hired Nick Burks in late March as the County’s new Seasonal Tree Farm OHV Specialist. The position is 40 hours per week for 5 months each year,
generally mid-March through mid-August. Northwest Area trail improvements are underway.
• The County has advertised for a second Seasonal Tree Farm OHV Specialist. Applications were due by 4:00pm May 13, 2015. This position will cover the last half
of the OHV season each year.
• Kingsley Reservoir Campsite Well water samples were taken to City of The Dalles Water Quality Lab the third week of March. Samples were good. Water samples
are required to be sent to the lab quarterly. The handle for the hand pump has been reinstalled onto the well for summer season.
• Two seasonal portable toilets are now being rented and are in place at Kingsley Reservoir Camping/Staging Area.
c.
2015-2017 ATV Grant Status
• The County’s Operations and Maintenance ATV grant application for fiscal years 2015-2017 has received tentative approval from OPRD.
-
Pending Projects Updates:
a. Projects Proposed by Others
• Kleeway Phase 1 (Ben Ketler - bicycle) – new construction. A few field walk thrus have taken place since the previous meeting. Phase 1 of the project will be opened
soon. A couple of borrow pits still need to be filled in. Ben has more than 700 volunteer hours for work performed on the project. Doug Thiesies stated that Ben has
done a good job working with the Forestry Department. A sign-off is needed from State Parks before phase 1 can be opened to the public.
• Mobius Strip (Douglas Van Zandt - bicycle) – reconstruction. Changes to lower Mobius as a result of Kleeway construction are now complete. Mobius Strip has
been opened.
•
Spaghetti Factory thru Shaggy Mane Timber Sale (Douglas Van Zandt - bicycle) - reconstruction.
•
Eldorado (Douglas Van Zandt - bicycle) – new construction.
• Phelps Creek Equestrian Trail (Barbara Hicks - equestrian) – new construction. Construction of a bridge over Phelps Creek is in progress. A dead tree (snag) is
hanging over the bridge and needs to be cut down. Most of the hand rails have been installed. The decking is in place. This will be the largest recreation trail bridge
in the County. Forestry felled and donated a Doug fir tree to the project. The tree was used for the bridge stringers. Barbara will hold a work party soon to complete
the project.
• Extended Play 3rd Line (Gary Paasch - bicycle) – new construction.
• FMX/Egg Hunt Connector (Douglas Johnson - bicycle) – new construction and reconstruction. After salvage logging.
• Complete 197 and 1070 Road Features (Kevin Hinkle - 4x4) – new construction.
• Neal Creek Trail (Jim Denton - hiker/equestrian) – new construction.
b.
Forestry Department Projects Prioritized in Order
• Last Half of the 130 Connector (ATV) – new construction. A section of trail to the creek crossing has been flagged. Work within the Dahlia Timber Sale boundary
should begin soon.
• Pinemont Loop Connector (motorcycle) – new construction, existing reconstruction.
• West Kingsley Reservoir Connector Dam Bypass (ATV) – new construction.
• South Kingsley Reservoir Loop (ATV) – new construction.
• 170 Extension to Kingsley Woods (motorcycle) – new construction.
Events:
• Event sponsors have been in contact with Forestry to secure dates for 2015.
• Concern was voiced about motorized events being run during times of year when trails are most vulnerable to damage. It was mentioned that Lobos MC who holds
a couple of motorized poker runs on the trails each year, regularly participates in work parties to help maintain the trail system.
•
There was discussion of moving the Oregon Enduro date to late summer or fall when trails were already in poor shape. The purpose would be to avoid damaging
trails early in the year when trail building season had already ended. It would allow trails to be repaired soon after the event was over since the fall repair season
would be starting.
•
Judy Charbonneau made a motion and Pat Monaghan seconded the motion that Forestry look into increasing fees for events since the current application fee is
only $75. The motion failed. Below are the discussion points that followed.
o Incorporate some way to assess damage and hold organizers accountable.
o Designate a portion of the fee to go to non-moto recreation trails.
o Add-in an administrative fee.
o Require organizers to post a bond.
o Doug Thiesies would like to see a proposal by Fall 2015.
o Board of Commissioners would have to approve any fee schedule changes.
o Discussion to “look into increasing” or to “increase fees”.
•
Chris Ellsmore made a motion that Forestry create a proposal for the Board of Commissioners to increase fees for events on recreation trails. Forrest seconded
the motion. None were opposed.
•
•
Work Parties:
A Kleeway work party with the Travel Oregon crew was held on March 20, 2015.
A work party to reroute a section of Trail 140 (motorcycle designated) below FMX was held on Saturday April 4, 2015.
- Next Meeting:
The next Trail Committee meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday July 22, 2015 at 5:00pm and will be held in the Oregon State University Extension Service
Center Conference Room. The Conference Center is located at 2990 Experiment Station Drive (the road next to Your Rental and Party Center) in Hood River.
Attention: The July 22, 2015 date for the next meeting had to be changed. The meeting has been re-scheduled to take place on Tuesday August 4, 2015 at 5:
00pm and will be held in the Oregon State University Extension Service Center Conference Room.
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Social time & music till 10pm – Bonfire
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4pm @ the Infield
‘Check out Vendor Hour’
Turn in yellow ‘We Did It’ Forms
Check for your Special ticket winnings
Junior Jeepers items turn in deadline
Junior Jeepers Corn Shucking Contest
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Gifford Pinchot
National Forest
Subject: News Release: Issues Fire
Use Restrictions Effective on July 3
Release Date: July 1, 2015
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
Issues Fire Use Restrictions
Effective on July 3
The Pacific Northwest 4 Wheel Drive Association Presents:
The Annual Fall Delegates Meeting
and Fun Run
Saturday September 12th 9:00am
Washougal, Washington
Do you like to go 4 wheeling?
Do you care about our sport?
Do you want to get involved?
Do you want to see what is going on in other OHV areas in the northwest?
Beginning Friday, July 3, the Gifford
Pinchot National Forest is restricting
open campfires throughout the forest
except in metal fire pits or rings in
developed recreation sites. A list
of approved campgrounds where
campfires will be allowed can be
found on the Gifford Pinchot National
Forest web site at:
www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_
DOCUMENTS/stelprd3844001.pdf
"Campfire restrictions are put into
place when the risk for potential
wildfires increases due to higher
temperatures, lower humidity levels
and dry vegetation," said Deb Roy,
Fire Management Staff Officer for
the Gifford Pinchot and Mount Hood
National Forests.
Under this campfire restriction, wood
and charcoal fires are only allowed
in developed campgrounds, picnic
areas and group campgrounds
that have established metal fire
pits or rings. Building and tending
open campfires, including charcoal
briquettes,
cooking
fires
and
warming fires are prohibited until
further notice. Permissible sources
for cooking also include portable
stoves or lanterns using gas, jellied
petroleum or pressurized liquid fuel.
Smoking is allowed within enclosed
vehicles, buildings and developed
recreation sites. Violators can be
fined up to $5,000 and/ or imprisoned
up to six months in jail.
"Even where campfires are
permitted, the fire and any source of
flame should be totally extinguished
and cool to the touch before leaving
the campsite and never leave a
fire unattended," said Roy. "Use
the metal campfire rings in the
campgrounds, clear vegetation away
from any flame sources, and keep
a shovel and bucket of water close
by."
The Forest Service, other federal and
state agencies and local residents all
work together to effectively prepare
for and reduce wildfire risks. Forest
visitors can help by being watchful
when in the woods, reporting
suspicious smokes, and putting out
any abandoned campfires.
Industrial Fire Precaution Level
(IFPL) 2 also remains in effect on
the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.
Restrictions on firewood cutting,
timber operations, and other industrial
operations performed on national
forest system land will be required
to follow IFPL 2 requirements.
Included in these requirements are a
prohibition on chainsaw use between
1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. and the
4-Wheelin’ News
If you answered yes to any of these, then this is the place to be.
The meeting starts at 9:00am and will end around 3:30pm. It is open to any and all individuals and member
clubs that are interested in our sport.
Lunch will be provided on site for $5.00 per person (please RSVP)
After the meeting join us for a Fun Run to the newest class 2 trails in Washington!!! Pistons Wild will be leading everyone on a run to the Yacolt Burn trails. They are only 20 minutes from where the meeting will be held.
A discover pass is required.
After the Fun Run, please join us for a BBQ dinner provided by Region 3, free of charge. (Please RSVP so we
can make sure there will be enough for everyone)
Come to the meeting and get involved, go 4 wheeling with others that are passionate about our sport, and have
dinner while watching the sunset over Vancouver and Portland!!
Location:
Meeting location is at the East County
To RSVP and more information contact:
Marty Tilford ([email protected])
Fire station #91 (Fern Prairie)
360-600-5300
600 NE 267th Ave, Camas, WA 98607
Kristin Smith [email protected])
503-310-0853
Lodging:
The Best Western
Plus Parkersville Inn and Suites
Address and phone:
121 S 2nd Street, Washougal, WA 98671
(360) 835-9292
$90.95 (1-King Bed)
$99.45 ( 2-Queen Bed)
There is a block of rooms reserved, just
mention PNW4WDA when making your
reservation.
need to maintain a fire watch of at
least one hour following the use of a
chainsaw.
Campfire and IFPL restrictions
will remain in effect until there is
significant moisture to lower the fire
danger.
For additional fire information please
visit the Fire Information Page on
the Gifford Pinchot National Forest
website at: http://www.fs.usda.gov/
detail/giffordpinchot/home/
?cid=stelprd3817954
Heather Ibsen
Public Affairs Specialist
Forest Service
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
p: 360-891-5007
f: 360-891-5045
[email protected]
10600 NE 51st Cir.
Vancouver, WA 98682
www.fs.usda.gov/giffordpinchot
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Presented by Region 3 of the Pacific Northwest 4
Wheel Drive Association www.pnw4wda.org
Oregon Department
of Forestry
Hood River
County Forestry
Department
Sent: Friday, June 26, 2015 11:05 AM
Subject: Northwest Area Motorized
Trails Closed!
Sent: Wednesday, July 1, 2015 10:30 AM
Subject: HRC Trail Meeting Rescheduled
Everyone:
Everyone:
As of today (6-26-15) Oregon
Department of Forestry has raised the
Industrial Fire Precaution Level to 3.
This invalidated the Waiver that was
keeping Northwest Area OHV trails
open to motorized use. Motorized
trail use on all Hood River County
trails is now prohibited until we see
significant rains.
The Hood River County Forest
Recreation Trail Committee meeting
that was scheduled for Wednesday
July 22nd, 2015 has been rescheduled
due to a meeting room conflict. It has
been changed to Tuesday August 4th,
2015 and will be held in the Oregon
State University Extension Service
Center Conference Room. The OSU
Extension Service Office Building is
located at 2990 Experiment Station
Drive (the road next to Your Rental
and Party Center) in Hood River.
The meeting will be from 5:00pm to
approximately 7:00pm.
Be aware that a heat wave is predicted
for this weekend and into next
week. Dry lightning is also predicted for
the weekend. Use caution if recreating
on Hood River County’s Tree Farm
during these periods of extremely hot
and dry conditions.
Thanks for your cooperation!
Henry Buckalew, Technician II
Trails Program Coordinator/Forest
Hood River County Forestry Dept.
office: (541)387-7089
cell: (541)387-4295
~
AUGUST 2015
Sorry for any inconvenience. Let me
know if you have any questions.
Thanks!
Henry Buckalew, Technician II
Trails Program Coordinator/Forest
Hood River County Forestry
Department
office: (541)387-7089
cell: (541)387-4295
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We're Looking for Members
WASHINGTON:
BELFAIR PACK RATS
Belfair, WA
Sam (360) 275-5253
Piston’s Wild
SW Washington/NW Oregon
Crystal 360-606-1648
SPOKANE 4 WHEELERS
Spokane, WA
(509) 542-1244
[email protected]
[email protected]
Oly Stumpjumpers 4x4 Club
18621 Hilt Street SW
PNW Individual Member Club
Rochester, WA 98579
Longview, WA
(541) 848-5009 / (360) 273-5521 (360) 577-0111
[email protected]
Rednecks & Rugrats Jeep Club
OUTCAST 4x4
South Prairie, WA
Heath Moyer-(253) 350-2584
Dan (253) 863-6787
[email protected]
www.outcast4x4
Yakima/Kittitas Forest Watch
Selah, WA
www.ykfwa.org
Thunder Trucks
Auburn, WA
John (253) 606-4019 or
Yakima Valley Timberwolves
Yakima, WA
Don 509-830-0917
Bruce 509-679-8740
[email protected]
The Tacoma Webfooters
Ryan Flowers: 253-307-6358
White Knuckle 4x4
Puyallup, WA
Gage Parrott
TacomaWebfooters.com
[email protected]
OREGON:
4 At A Time
Hillsboro, OR
(503) 628-4210
Deschutes County 4-Wheelers
Bend, OR
www.deschutescounty4wheelers.com
FOUR RUNNERS
Klamath Falls, OR
(541) 545-1630
GORGE RIDGE RUNNERS
The Dalles, OR
(541) 298-3487
[email protected]
www.fourrunners4x4.org
IDAHO: 800-537-7845
Membership in the clubs listed above offer a wide variety of activities. If
a club is not listed in your area call 800-537-7845 or visit our web site
www.pnw4wda.org for a complete list of clubs. If you would like your
club listed above e-mail us at: [email protected]
How to Form a Club
So ... you and some of your friends have decided you would like to form a four wheel drive club. Now what do you do?
The we offers assistance to any groups wanting to form a club. We can provide:
1) A sample constitution and bylaws
2) Corporate information for your state
3) Help in completing and filing the paperwork
4) Group tax exemption when you join the PNW4WDA
Association officers are available to speak to your group. They will discuss the benefits
of belonging to an organized group and answer any questions you might have.
Just call For your information 800-537-7845
or go to the Web-site: www.pnw4wda.org
Notes from Treasurer
From time to time various people ask about pro-rating dues for new members who
join mid-year.
Following is a breakdown of the dues for the remaining time of the year. When
admitting a new member, be sure to include dues for the month in which they join.
January $40.00 *
February $37.00*
April $31.00 *
July $22.00
* August $19.00
October $13.00 *
20
May $28.00 *
November $10.00
AUGUST 2015
*
March $34.00
June $25.00
September $16.00
* December $10.00
www.pnw4wda.org
PHOTOs are OK with
your ad.
Classified Ads are FREE
to PNW4WDA Members.
Non- Members pay $10 per issue for up to 10
lines + a single photo. Submit ad By the 21st
of the month:
E-Mail to:[email protected],
Or snail-mail it to: Tri-Power
Makes checks payable to PNW4WDA
3902 NE 61st Ave.
Vancouver, WA 98661
2 Weeks Free use of all Videos*
Truetrac Lockers
– Dana 30 AND Dana 35; 3:58 gear and above;
purchased from Randy’s Ring and Pinion; ran in JP Wrangler. Selling as a pair
for only $350. Contact: Vern at 360-581-1736 or [email protected] 10-12
FOR SALE
Used Soft Top for LJ. Excellent Condition in Burns area.
$400 OBO, Call Eric at 541-493-2069. 6-12
1954 CJ3B Hi Hood
This jeep has been off road one time. It lived on a farm hauling water pipe. It has
a 231 V6 and a spare. Tilt wheel power steering and brakes. Two speed CJ5
wipers. Full cage, Warn 8000, Caddy hiback leather seats, new tires. I did a LOT
of custom work. I have all the orig. parts. The body is old but NO rust or dents and
has never been cut up!! Way to many things to list. I need to sell do to medical
bills. I’m only asking 6500.00 cash or best offer.
You can email me at:butchnguns@ comcast.net
6-10
WANTED
I would like to buy USED out-board motor – RUNNING, 10 HP of less (Electric
Start-ONLY) John in Klamath Falls,Oregon. 541-505-4248
2-15
1997 JEEP WRANGLER
Clean low milage well built TJ. 88,000 miles. 2.5lt-4 cylinder 5 speed. Over
$10,000 in after market parts, 6” long arm lift, 1” body, Dana 44 front and rear,
ARB air lockers front and rear, 513 gears, rocker guards, corner guards, gas
tank guard, roll cage, tire carrier bumper, high lift jack, 33” BFG MT, rear disc
brakes, custom exhaust, high steer kit, CB, slip yoke eliminator, new clutch, soft
top, bikini top, short throw shifter, after market seats and so on. $8,900 OBO. I
have pics. Steve 425-864-5111
3-2012
71 fj40
for sale stock has not been cut up straight 6 3spd Tranny and
"T" case Weber Carb and Manafre 6 into 1 header 2 small rust
spots in driver side rocker panel dent in driver side rear corner
has the hard top and a bikini top and half doors from specter
off road. Everything works runs-drives-stops-all lights-heaterwiper work good. 5000.00 OBO maybe trade for a cj7 . Located
in Western Montana . For more info call 406-830-6954. Steve
6-2015
4-Wheelin’ News
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2015
Region 1
Meetings
Angela Holm, DIRECTOR
31330 11th Place S.
Federal Way, WA 98003
Cell: 206-617-9478
[email protected]
3rd WEDNESDAY MONTHLY
NO DECEMBER MEETING
at 7:00pm-8:30pm -
4 Wheel Parts - Lynnwood
18121 Alderwood Mall Pkwy
Lynnwood, WA 98037
Phone: 425-712-1366
Region 2
Meetings
Dan Morris, DIRECTOR
P.O. Box 494, Roy, WA 98580
253-376-6359 cell 360-458-0644 home
[email protected]
Our meetings are Held at:
4 Wheel Parts 7602 S Tacoma
Way Tacoma, WA
Every 3rd Thursday of the month
Except December. These meetings
are open for anyone whom has an
interest in our Wheeling community.
If you drive a 4x4 Vehicle down one
of our trails, We want to meet you!
Come on out to a region meeting and
Have a Slice of Pizza Provided by 4
Wheel Parts. Working hard to change
our environment one Trail/person at
a time.
NO DECEMBER MEETING
Region 3
Meetings
Marty Tilford, DIRECTOR
E-mail:
[email protected]
Phone 360-600-5300
(Meetings are the third Tuesday
of every month) at 7:00pm
NO DECEMBER MEETING
Held at:
4-Wheel Parts
Performance Center
2700 SE 82nd Ave,
Portland, OR
503-774-4000
All members and guests are welcome
at this monthly meeting where Region
3 club delegates gather to discuss
upcoming events and land matters for
the Northwest Oregon and Southwest
Washington 4x4 recreation areas.
Please join us to learn about what
is happening on our off-road trail
systems in NW Oregon & SW
Washington. This is also a great
place to find out first hand about work
parties, trail events and other 4x4
activities that are taking place. Guests
are most welcome and we are always
looking for new clubs and individual
members to join the association and
get involved!
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Region 4
Meeting
Earl Nettnin, DIRECTOR
519 N Fisher Place
Kennewick, WA 99336
509-783-6481
[email protected]
and surrounding clubs. Our goal is
to have a prize for every registered
driver. We are currently seeking door
prize donations for the event.
As a special incentive to our
supporters, any company donating a
door prize valued over $200.00, can
also send promotional materials for
their company, club or organization
to be included in registration bags for
each registered driver.
Sept. 19
Oregon Dunes Clean Up
hosted by Stawberry Hill 4X4 Club.
The details are being worked out on
this annual dune clean up. Like many
of the events of the PNW this was
started to maintain motorized access
to Oregon's beaches.- Help out and
keep the dream alive!!!
Oregon's Southern Dunes.
Paul Norman (541-740-2318)
2015 - MEETING DATES
Aug. 14-16
June 9
7:30 PM
Magic’s Pizza
309 S. First, Selah, WA
Summer Convention
July 14
7:30 PM
Abby’s Pizza
702 Grant Road, East Wenatchee, WA
Happs, Ethel, WA
See AD page 4
Aug. 29, 30
Ruff Country - Camas Valley, Oregon
August 11
7:30 PM
Doug Conner’s Shop
3300 Road 96, Pasco, WA
Sept. 5-7
September 8 7:30 PM
Grant Co. Fire Dist. 5 Station 4
7934 Valley Road, Moses Lake, WA
October 13
7:30 PM
Magic’s Pizza
309 South First, Selah, WA
Summers End Play Day
hosted by Overbored Racing
Ethel, WA
Fun, food and 3 days of 4x4 racing
Butch Danielson (360-790-0122)
Sept. 12
November 10 7:30 PM
Abby’s Pizza
702 Grant Road, East Wenatchee, WA
Fall Delegates Meeting
Hosted by Region 3 in
Washougal, WA
NO DECEMBER MEETING
See AD page 19
Sept. 19
Region 6
Meeting
Ann Haak, DIRECTOR
35725 North Harney Lane
Burns, Oregon 97220
503-349-9875
[email protected]
PNW4WDA Operation Shore Patrol
Region 1 & 2
See AD pages 7-8
For more Info see flyer’s or contact
Region 6 Dir.
Sept. 19
Pick up a Mountain
Clean-up event
See AD page 18
Sept. 26
4x4 FUN DAY
Thomas Family Farm
Fun for the whole family. Jeep corn
maze, teeter totter, scales, RTI
ramp, turtle races, divorce course,
winch pull, and obstacle course.
Kids activities and a beer garden. 16
years + $10.00/person 6-15 yrs $5.00
Under 6 free $10.00/participating
vehicle. northwestoffroadexpo.com
Sept. 26
NORTHWEST OFFROAD EXPO
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
Kids Activities RAFFLE
and MUCH! MUCH! more
REGISTER AT:
northwestoffroadexpo.com
See AD page 9
*
December 5
Board meeting in Longview, WA
2016
Feb. 12-14
Winter Convention hosted by
Region 6 in Bend, Oregon
place TBA
Dates / Place / Hosts.
NO DECEMBER MEETING
January 2015 Combination
Oregon Delegates Meeting/Region
6 Delegates Meeting at WARN
Industries =Inc. TBA
2015
Aug. 2-8
This is the 49th annual All-4-Fun
event put on by Mile Hi Jeep Club.
This year we will be in the Heart of
Colorado, in Chaffee County on a
piece of private land between Buena
Vista and Salida. We have great
trail rides planned with everything
from Scenic to Extreme. There
will be an all day Vendor show , a
parade, movie night, adult games,
kids games, karaoke, our highly
popular WARN night!, BBQ's,
Pancake breakfast Door Prizes
and more! Registration spots still
available and we have only a couple
of sponsorship opportunities left!
Registration available on the website:
www.a4fun.org
As a culmination of our event, we
have an amazing door prize event.
This event allows us to showcase our
great supporters, sponsors, vendors,
AUGUST 2015
www.pnw4wda.org
4 Wheel Parts
Paul Barwick
7602 S Tacoma Way
Tacoma, WA 98409
253-476-1600
www.4wheelparts.com
4 Wheel Parts
NorthRidge 4x4
B&B Excavating
Bob Brooks
21520 SE 346th
Auburn, WA 98092
253 833-8747
7/86
Billy Bobs Offroad &
Truck Specialties
Tom Dettman
2700 B SE 82nd Ave.
Portland, OR 97266
503-774-4000
www.4wheelparts.com
Bob Hallibueton
5/06
1322 A Meridian St. E
Milton WA 98354
253-286-2344
[email protected]
4 Wheel Parts
Certified Cleaning Serv.
Michael Kelley
18121 Alderwood Mall Pkwy
Lynnwood, WA 98037
425-712-1366
www.4wheelparts.com
Daniel Nobel
2103 112th Street E.
Tacoma, WA 98445
253-536-5500
[email protected]
ATV Mfg. Inc.
Dan Marek Insurance
Herm Tilford
P.O. Box 805
Brush Prairie, WA 98606
360-256-3843
www.hermtheoverdriveguy.com
A-Z Mobile Auto Glass 1/11
Tom Young
PMB 321, 10611 Canyon Rd E.
Puyallup, WA 98373
253-845-7940
www.azmobileautoglass.com
3/05
ExtremeTerrain
1/15
Flex-a-lite
7009 45th St Ct E.
3/14
Fife, WA 98424 (877-767-0554)
253-922-2700/fax253-922-0226
www.FLEX-A-LITE.com
PNW4WDA
SPONSORSHIP
PROGRAM
Platinum Sponsors:
NorthRidge 4x4
Eric Johnson, Sales
5225 NW Newberry Hill
Silverdale, WA 98383
Art Waugh
12/85
5570 S Santiam Hwy # 15
Lebanon, OR 97355
541-409-3390
[email protected]
Eric Johnson, Sales
7/12
5225 NW Newberry Hill
Silverdale, WA 98383
(360) 340-0282
www.northridge4x4.com
Off-Camber.com
I-5 Uhlmann RV
Steve Lux
7/90
1001 SW Interstate Ave/
P.O. Box 1106
Chehalis WA 98532
800.245.5378 / 360.748.6658
[email protected]
www.uhlmannrv.com
9/13
Shan Fuller
12951 Swalley Lane
Yakima, WA 98903
509-453-5525
OMIX-ADA | RUGGED
RIDGE | ALLOY USA 10/12
Solar Blaster Corporation
Dan & Tammy Rheaume
4117 16th Ave SW
Seattle, WA 98106
206-935-1400
[email protected]
Standard Batteries Of
Moses Lake
52355 S. Washington St.
Tacoma, WA 98409
253-473-7691
.9/13
ERIC HAINES
801 Parkway St.
Centralia, WA 98531
Offiice: 360-807-4438
CELL: 360.623.5499
FAX: 360.237.0462
Jet Chevrolet
Olympic 4x4 Supply
Dan Johnson
7/97
35700 Enchanted Pkway S.
PO Box 4986
Federal Way, WA 98063
253 838-7600 Fax: 253 874-7070
www.jetchevrolet.com
Carl Niebuhr
6/94
PO Box 147
Snohomish, WA 98291
360 568-7728 Fax: 360 568-9435
www.oly4x4.com
TLC Plumbing
Rapid Print
Trailready Products LLC
Jeep Glass/Perf. Auto Glass
12909 Pacific Ave.
PO Box 44076
Tacoma, Wa 98444
253 537-4000 Fax: 253 536-3338
danmarek Insurance.com
7 Lee Boulevard
Malvern, PA 19355
1-855-556-8042
Gold Hammer Body/Paint
Laird Lighting Ltd
Andy Laird or Ruth Mc Cully
4/11
2510 W. 5th Ave. #1
Eugene, OR 97402
541-686-2166
Northwest Services
Brad Hoyt
4/06
2016 87th Ave. Ct. East
Edgewood, WA 98371
206 948-0549 / 253 922-6745
[email protected]
www.northwestservices.net
Ron McDonald
6/87
6202 NE Hwy 99, Stuite 2
Vancouver, WA 98665
360-695-0595 • 360-695-1043 Fax
[email protected]
Dave McMains
3/06
400 E Broadway
Moses Lake, WA 98837
509 765-8246
[email protected]
Terry Johnson
5/94
2442 NW Market St # 9
Seattle, WA 98107
206 783-1548
Larry Trim
12410 Beverly Park Rd.
Lynnwood, WA 98087
425 353-6776
[email protected]
Warn Industries
Snohomish Transmissions
Rick Pratt
3/92
17476 147th St SE
Monroe, WA 98272
360 794-7888 • Fax: 360 805-5367
www.snohomishtransmission.com
Adel Adams
13270 SE Pheasant Ct
Clackamas, OR 97015
503-722-3015 • Fax 503-785-2001
[email protected]
www.warn.com
NEW PNW4WDA SPONSORSHIP
At the Board of Directors meeting in December the board adopted a new Sponsorship Program for the Association. This
program will help us as we continue to move forward. Due to contractual obligations we had to wait until January 1st,
2011 to start contacting vendors. We have had a wonderful response and I look forward to presenting our sponsors so far
at Winter Convention. Listed below are the four levels of sponsorship. If you or someone you know is interested please
call the phone number listed below.
Sponsorship Options
(360) 340-0282
www.northridge4x4.com
4 Wheel Parts
Paul Barwick
7602 S Tacoma Way
Tacoma, WA 98409
253-476-1600
www.4wheelparts.com
BFGoodrich
Bronze LevelFor $1000.00 annually, you will receive an Association Membership to the Pacific Northwest 4
Wheel Drive Association, a running quarter page ad in Tri-Power, a plaque recognizing your
involvement with the Pacific Northwest 4 Wheel Drive Association and a link on our website to
your business.
Silver Level-
For $1500.00 annually, you will receive an Association Membership to the Pacific Northwest
4 Wheel Drive Association, a running half page ad in Tri-Power, a plaque recognizing your
Flex-a-lite
involvement with the Pacific Northwest 4 Wheel Drive Association and a link on our website to
7009 45th St Ct E.
Fife, WA 98424 (877-767-0554) your business.
Silver Sponsors:
253-922-2700/fax253-922-0226
www.FLEX-A-LITE.com
Gold Sponsors:
Bronze Sponsors:
Warn Industries, Inc.
Ken Scuito, Director of
Marketing/Customer Serv.
13270 SE Pheasant Ct
Milwaukie, OR 97222
503-722-3015
www.warn.com
ExtremeTerrain
7 Lee Boulevard
Malvern, PA 19355
1-855-556-8042
4-Wheelin’ News
Gold LevelFor $2000.00 annually, you will receive an Association Membership to the Pacific Northwest
4 Wheel Drive Association, a running full page ad in Tri-Power, a plaque recognizing your
involvement with the Pacific Northwest 4 Wheel Drive Association and a link on our website to
your business.
Platinum LevelA customized sponsorship package will be developed to fit the needs of your company. Other
options can include major sponsorship in some of the Associations events as well as additional
advertising opportunities.
For Additional Information Call:
1-800-537-7845
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