TUNE-UP CLINIC Saturday, April 19th

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1 APRIL 2008 P.O. Box 5382 Coeur d Alene, ID OFFICERS PRESIDENT April Linscott VICE PRESIDENT Serena Carlson SECRETARY Debbie Samovar TREASURER Sharon Bruce NEWSLETTER Debbie Samovar dsamovar@hughes.net WEB WRANGLER Connie Glass connie@pbch.org WEB SITE MEETING TIME Saturday APRIL 19th Socializing: 7:00 Meeting: 7:30 Enjoy some friendly conversation, hot coffee and snacks. Heck fire you might even win the door prize Held in the Dalton Gardens City Hall. Ya can hitch yer hoss at Hanley and 4th. Sure wud like to see ya thar. Festus, & the Ol Crew REMOUNT STATION RIDE Dates 4/25-27/2007 DIRECTIONS: from CDA go east on I-90 to St Regis, take the St Regis exit and proceed N on hwy 135 approx.18 mi to the junction of Hwys 135 & 200, turn east (right) onto hwy 200 approx. 9 mi to Perma (its basically a sign along the road), just east of Perma take the bridge across the Flathead River (road 382), immediately across the bridge turn right onto the gravel road, go about 3 mi to the remount station. It has corrals and several abandoned buildings; you can't miss it. This is Salish-Kootenai Tribal land and each person is required to have a permit. Permits are issued by the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Dept and can be secured in one of two ways. You can purchase it in person at the store in Plains or on line on the MT FW&P web site. A 3 day permit costs $8 plus a handling fee ($1.43 on line). To go to Plains at the store/gas station turn west at the junction of 135 & 200 and go approx 10 mi. To purchase online go to the website online licensing system. At the page listing all the available permits and licenses near the bottom of the page you will see a section titled CSKT. Chose the 3 day permit and follow the directions. Last time people had trouble with this online procedure but I just used it and have a printed receipt and temporary license for Diane and me. There is plenty of parking area, usable corrals, water and most likely grass but you may want to bring hay. The country is open with lots of cross country opportunities. Please RSVP the Shriners or the Hortons so we can plan adequately. We will be there Fri AM. Plan to feed yourselves Fri eve and your lunches Sat and Sun. We'll prepare breakfast Sat and Sun morn and do the usual potluck and your own steak or what ever on Sat eve. TUNE-UP CLINIC Saturday, April 19th It s that time again, the weather has changed, riding season is here and your horses are in need of a tune up (Shots that is) before you hit the trail. The place is Mica Stables, go south on 95 from CDA at the top of the first long hill start looking for the PBCH signs. The Vet will start at 8:00 a.m. When you arrive, make sure you sign up with me; horses will be seen in the order that you have signed up. All horses must be signed up by 10:30 a.m. THIS IS A MEMBERS ONLY EVENT We will have Breakfast Burritos for $1.00 each and free coffee. The costs are as follows: COGGINS/HEALTH CERT = $ WAY WITH WEST NILE =$ WAY = $ WAY = $32.00 WEST NILE = $30.00 STRANGLES = $30.00 INTRANASAL INFLU = $24.00 RSVP by April 16 th so I can give this information to the vets. Perry Saathoff at (208) or saathoff@icehouse.net. If you need the Brand inspector, let me know and I will try to have him there. If you don t RSVP we cannot guarantee you will receive the shots you need.

2 2 PANHANDLE BACK COUNTRY HORSEMAN APRIL 2008 Panhandle Back Country Horsemen March 15, 2008 Meeting Minutes The meeting was called to order by President April Linscott at 8:35 and update the new site will be needed. Robert Wuest volunteered to PM. take on the task. Due to the lateness of getting the meeting started, the February EDUCATION PROGRAM DIRECTOR We are still in need of a minutes were not read. volunteer to run the program. Courses/programs are all ready to go, just need someone to organize them and present to the group prior to Secretary Debbie Samovar read the treasure s report from Sharon one of our regular meetings. There is Leave No Trace, Horse Bruce. We have a balance of $2, in checking, $2, in Safety, and Defensive Horsemanship. Please let April Linscott know savings, $6, in a CD and $14, in another CD, for a total if you re interested. There will always be an experienced person to cash asset of $26, help you out. Bills to be paid were: Debbie Samovar - $16.40 for postage, $ KNOT TYING - As there was lots of interest and little time at the for Convention Photo Contest Ribbons, and $6.52 for New Member February meeting to teach everyone what they wanted, Bob Williams Packets. Sharon Bruce - $48.72 for postage. Joyce Bissell made a will do individual trains for anyone who is interested. motion to pay the bills, seconded by Lea Williams, motion passed. OLD BUSINESS CALENDAR OF EVENTS As Robert Wuest and Bernie Lionberger were still trying to get the Bob Marshall DVD to run, Gene Bruce went over the calendar of events for the rest of the year to let our guests know what kind of activities we participate in. Robert and Bernie got the DVD running so we broke into our regular meeting to present a program on the Bob Marshall Wilderness. It was a very entertaining show of a beautiful area in Montana. CONVENTION / OUTDOOR SHOW - April Linscott reported that we still could use a few more volunteers for the bucket raffle, Lea Williams offered to help. Bucket raffle items will be donated by Debbie Samovar, the Bruce s, the Saathoff s and Al Linscott. Bob Williams is donating a weather vain that for the live auction. He has requested reimbursement for the materials and will present a bill at the April meeting. Additionally, we need to contact Walt and Connie Glass about the chapter s display. Al Linscott reported that someone else took over the Buck-o-Matic. Karen Kimball has a place 6 miles from Lewiston and has offered to host a BBQ on Saturday night bring your own steak. There are a couple of items that our delegates will need to vote on this year some changes to the BCHI by-laws and whether or not we want to purse the idea of a calendar for a state fundraiser. Additionally, Bernie Lionberger s position as National Board Member is up for election, he will not be running again. The National Board is looking to meet 2x a year. WEB SITE We still do not have a web site. A deal is in the works to get a new site designer and hosting server. Connie Glass doesn t want to be the web wrangler any longer, so a volunteer to maintain NEW BUSINESS LEAVE NO TRACE PROGRAM Bernie Lionberger reported that he received an from Raynett there are 2 positions open in the up coming LNT Master Class if anyone is interested in taking it. ST JOE TRAVEL PLAN Bernie Lionberger reported that there is a meeting on March 26 th in St Maries to determine which wilderness areas will be open to motorized use. Mainly in the Mt Larkin Pioneer and Wilderness area. A couple of groups adding their input to this process are the Spokane Mountaineers and the PBCH. Thus far it has been a very nice group of folks to deal with. FS REC BUDGET - The final budget will come out Monday, March 17 th and will be less than last year due to not keeping up with the 2% cost of living increase. Most of the budget goes to the cost of reports from the Resource Advisory Committee. They are looking to do a mechanized clean out Grandfather Mt. to the tune of $85,000. Sandpoint got one of the grant monies that was available. Idaho Parks and Recreation is looking to obliterate roads and opening then for trails. A message needs to be sent to make them multi-use, single track for bikes or double tracks for ATV s, except in Pioneer areas. FERTILIZER - Robert Wuest has sent up a PBCH Member Discount with the Green Acers Ag Center in Post Falls. Just go in and tell them what you want and how much. You can get up to 5 tons. Sherri Lionberger made a motion to adjourn, Bob Williams seconded, meeting adjourned at 9:55 P.M. There were 24 members in attendance and 3 new members joined. Respectfully submitted by, Deborah Samovar, Secretary

3 APRIL 2008 PANHANDLE BACK COUNTRY HORSEMAN 3 Calendar of Events For more detailed information go to: TO BE RESCHEDULED Saw Clinic Trail Boss Byron Miller AND Trailer Brake Inspection Trail Boss Terry Sverdsten in Cataldo. Escure Ranch or Fly Trap Trail Boss Bernie Lionberger APRIL 19th Saturday Tune Up Clinic Trail Boss Perry Saathoff at Mica Meadows Ranch, S. Hwy 95 19th Saturday 25th, 26th & 27th Friday, Saturday & Sunday Perma Remount Station Ride Trail Bosses the Shriners or the Hortons th & 27th Saturday & Sunday Mustang Adoptions, in Odessa, WA MAY 17th Saturday Marie Creek Trail Clearing 17th Saturday 17th & 18th Saturday & Sunday Mustang Adoptions, in Spokane, WA Memorial Weekend - TBD Work Project in Lewiston Trail Boss Needed Bernie Lionberger will assist JUNE 14th Saturday Marie Creek Ride Trail Boss Needed TBD Marie Creek Weed Spraying, weekday evening, Trail Boss Karen & Jim Kimball th Wednesday JULY 4th, 5th & 6th Friday, Saturday & Sunday St Joe Work Project at Red Ives Trail Boss Vanessa Edwards th Wednesday ANNUAL POT LUCK 6:30 in the Park AUGUST 2nd & 3rd Saturday & Sunday 4 th of July Pass Ride Trail Boss April Linscott TBD Heyburn Clean-up Project Trail Boss Needed 20th Wednesday 30th Saturday Labor Day Weekend Heyburn Trail Ride Trail Bosses Perry & Genia Saathoff SEPTEMBER 20th Saturday OCTOBER 4th Saturday Linscott Steak Ride Trail Bosses Al & April Linscott or th Saturday NOVEMBER 15th Saturday DECEMBER 13th Saturday Christmas Party

4 4 PANHANDLE BACK COUNTRY HORSEMAN APRIL 2008 PLEASE TAKE 1 MINUTE TO IF YOU WANT TO PROTECT OUR FORESTS. EVEN IF YOU LIVE IN ANOTHER STATE IT STILL HELPS. LETTING OUR GOVERNMENT KNOW IS HOW WE CAN CHANGE THE PATH. IDcomments@fsroadless.org Idaho's Roadless WILDLIFE HABITAT Needs Your Support The Bush Administration is employing a new back-door plan to subvert the present policy of protecting Roadless Wildlife Habitat Areas towards a policy of extracting the timber and minerals from these critical areas. The state has petitioned (PETITION OF GOVERNOR JAMES E. RISCH FOR ROADLESS AREA MANAGEMENT IN IDAHO, OCTOBER 5, 2006) the federal government through a law previously not used in the fight to log and mine our precious Roadless Wildlife Habitat (5 U.S.C. 553 of the Administrative Procedures Act, 1.28 of title 7). The use of this Administrative Procedures Act, if successful, will set dangerous precedents for the rest of the nation s Roadless Wildlife Habitat Areas. This petition has allowed the U.S. Forest Service to initiate an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), called the Roadless Area Conservation Draft EIS, which will, inevitably, lead to a decision to log and mine the majority of the remaining Roadless Wildlife Habitat Areas in Idaho. Not surprisingly, the Administration s plan would impact over two/thirds of the remaining 9.3 million acres of pristine Roadless Wildlife Habitat Areas in Idaho, severely reducing its value for wildlife. One of the many impacts of this Roadless Area Conservation Draft EIS will be to open the door to the destruction of our Roadless Wildlife Habitat heritage. The door will be opened to further development within Idaho and will set precedents for other regions to follow. Presently, these areas are protected from destructive development. This Roadless Area Conservation Draft EIS will change those protections. From the existing status of protected wildlife habitat areas, the door will be opened to develop many of these areas. A better alternative, and one not even considered by this DEIS, is the permanent protection of these important wild life habitat areas. The House of Representatives is presently considering H.R. 1975, the Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act. This bill gives permanent protection to all remaining pristine roadless areas larger than 5000 acres within the northern Rockies ecosystem, and provides for the rehabilitation of Roadless Wildlife Habitat Areas that have already been impacted by the resource extractive industries. The Roadless Area Conservation Draft EIS presently is accepting comments on the decision that will be made after the April 7, 2008 closing of the comment period. IDcomments@fsroadless.org To make this commenting easier for yourself, you can cut and paste from the text in this site and especially from FOC's scoping comments (see below). The US Forest Service is in the process of conducting formal hearings, in locations throughout the state. The hearings in the Clearwater region have past. The public came out in force in strong opposition to this plan of destruction, despite blizzard conditions, long commutes, and inconvenient after work-day schedules. The time to act is now! Talking points * Emphasize Wildlife Habitat- Roadless Wildlife Habitat Areas should be protected for fish and wildlife, and for future generations. * Just say no! * Emphasize the importance of roadless areas for quality recreation, clean water, and fish and wildlife habitat * Relate the importance of roadless areas to the economic future of the country * Idaho's undeveloped roadless areas provide the best fishing and hunting opportunities and generate millions of dollars per year for Idaho's economy. * Idaho's forests have an estimated $660 million backlog of needed maintenance on over 34,000 miles of existing road. Tell them to take care of the backlog before building new roads. * Mention personal experiences that you've had in backcountry areas, or issues that you feel are important. * These Roadless Wildlife Habitat Areas belong to the people of the nation. Decisions to destroy them need to be made by the nation, not the state of Idaho. Please make a comment and tell the EIS team that you do not want our Roadless Wildlife Habitat Areas ruined by this short-sighted plan.

5 2008 PBCH MEMBERSHIP - April 9th ASSOCIATE NAME ADDRESS CITY ST ZIP PHONE ADDRESS JIM & JANET ACKERMAN 911 E LAKESIDE AVE COEUR D ALENE ID JACKERMAN@CDASCHOOLS.ORG AVA ANDERSON PO BOX 1 CATALDO ID LUCIA ANDERSON E CANYON RD CATALDO ID RANDYLUCIA@HUGHES.NET TJ ANDERSON 6975 N 16TH ST DALTON GARDENS ID CENTURY 21 BEUTLER & ASSOC ZACH & KATIE BANE 1315 S KICKING HORSE LN COEUR D ALENE ID ZACH@BANEBUILT.COM MICA RANCH DARREN BARFIELD 9530 SOUTH HWY 95 COEUR D ALENE ID OUTLAW PAINTING VAUGHN BEST & KAREN ENGLESTAD PO BOX 1592 HAYDEN ID KENGELSTAD@MSN.COM ANGELO & JOYCE BISSELL 5305 E OGARA RD HARRISON ID DEBI BORNITZ & FAMILY S BENTLEY CREEK RD CATALDO ID HOLLY BRANCH PO BOX 988 RATHDRUM ID HOOFPRINTS@ICEHOUSE.NET GENE & SHARON BRUCE 5755 W HAYDEN AVE RATHDRUM ID PACKMULE@POVN.COM FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP JERRY S CARLSON PO BOX 2257 HAYDEN ID JERRYCARLSON@ADELPHIA.NET VINCE & CHELLE CARUSO 5488 E BURMA RD HARRISON ID CHELLE@CARUSOSANDCO.COM BILL CLARK PO BOX 818 POST FALLS ID MOUNTIAN WEST BANK TIM & ELA CONNER 6015 N VALLEY DALTON GARDENS ID CINDY CONOVER & DAVID CLARK BILL@2CLARKS.COM ECONNER@MTNWB.COM 3153 RIVERCREST RD POST FALLS ID THUNDER49ER@ADELPHIA.NET CANDICE & BOB CRAIGO 3300 E 22ND AVE POST FALLS ID CRAIGOCA@YAHOO.COM MARIAN CRUMB 985 W LACEY AVE HAYDEN ID MCRUMB@WEBBAND.COM CHRIS DUNN & DEBRA AYERS 2141 HILLSDALE RD ATHOL ID DAYERS6427@EARTHLINK.NET GARY & VANESSA EDWARDS 76 EDWARDS LANE ST MARIES ID LONGEARRANCH@ STMARIESWIRELESS.COM BRIAN FARLEY N DERTING RD HAYDEN ID LONGWALKER@LOCALNET.COM LARRY & JANICE FIELD 4283 S BRENTWOOD LN COEUR D ALENE ID DENEISE FLETCHER 3270 W HILLSDALE RD ATHOL ID DMK0430@YAHOO.COM JAY & SANDY SAM FOSTER 3157 S BLUE CREEK RD COEUR D ALENE ID FOSTERLAND00@NETZERO.NET GUY & KAREN GERBER PO BOX 2886 HAYDEN ID GUY.E.GERBER@ SMITHBARNEY.COM WALT & CONNIE GLASS N FOWLER RD RATHDRUM ID LIGHTFOOTS@ADELPHIA.NET JILL GOOD 6277 S FOX HAVEN RD COEUR D ALENE ID TRACY GRAVELLE & ED ODEGAARD 47 DUNN PARK RD AVERY ID GREENE'S BACK ACERS STEVEN & CINDY GREENE 9259 E. SOARING HAWK LN ST MARIES ID GBA@SMGAZETTE.COM ALAN & DARSHA HARPER N ELDORADO DR RATHDRUM ID ABHARPER@RILEYCREEK.COM RICHARD HART PO BOX 823 RATHDRUM ID GRIFFINSPECT HOME INSPECTION TERI HORTON & FAMILY 212 IRONWOOD DR, STE D245 COEUR D ALENE ID THEHORTONRANCH@MSN.COM RICHARD & BEVERLY JOHNSON 6248 MT CARROL ST DALTON GARDENS ID CLASS 8 TRUCKS BUTCH JOHNSON 7414 S VICARI RD SPOKANE WA CLASS8TRUCKS@AOL.COM JORDAN WHOLESALE TERRY & ALICE JORDAN 3200 W SELTICE WAY POST FALLS ID J.D. & SANDY JUESGEN 9413 W AERIE LN COEUR D ALENE ID JIM & KAREN KIMBALL 6975 N 16 TH ST DALTON GARDENS ID SIRTAINPAINTS@ROADRUNNER.COM

6 2008 PBCH MEMBERSHIP - April 9th ASSOCIATE NAME ADDRESS CITY ST ZIP PHONE ADDRESS NICOLE KNOWLES 1012 E 40TH AVE SPOKANE WA HORSERIDER8@YAHOO.COM MICHAEL & JEANINE LARSON N WEIR RD ATHOL ID LARS.RANCH@VERIZON.NET AL & JUDY LINSCOTT 5112A CDA RIVER RD KINGSTON ID APRIL LINSCOTT & MARK CORNETT 1624 W TUALATIN DR POST FALLS ID ALINSCOTT@RAMSDENLYONS.COM BERNIE & SHERRI LIONBERGER 6920 N 16 TH ST DALTON GARDENS ID LIONSDEN01@ADELPHIA.NET SELKIRK AVIATION DAVE LOGUE & JONI LUECK 3805 INDUSTRIAL AVE COEUR D ALENE ID SELKIRKAV@SELKIRK-AVIATION.COM MCKINLAY & PETERS EQUINE VETERINARY SERVICES TOM & CARLA MCCOLLY 6592 SNOWBERRY ST COEUR D ALENE ID DIANA MCDOWELL PO BOX 415 COCOLALLA ID PATTY MEYER PO BOX 2010 POST FALLS ID BYRON & ANDREA MILLER PO BOX 296 MEDICAL LAKE WA GEORGE MILLER PO BOX 267 WORLEY ID ANGIE LEE & BILL MORROW 6397 E VAN DEUSEN RD HARRISON ID MCCOLLYT@ROADRUNNER.COM RNDIAN@AOL.COM BLONDPACO@YAHOO.COM LYN NALE 7485 W HIGHLAND DR COEUR D ALENE ID LYN@HOPEREALTYIDAHO.COM TERRI NETHERCOTT 2500 NETTLETON GULCH RD COEUR D ALENE ID NETHERZOO@YAHOO.COM GREG & BETH PARSONS 1122 S PONDEROSA DR COEUR D ALENE ID DRGREG@ICEHOUSE.NET ANGELA & WAYNE PARSONS 1714 LINCOLN WAY COEUR D ALENE ID ANGELEYES005@VERIZON.NET BRAD & KRISTA PORTER 8421 N VOGT HAUSER ID AJ RANDOLPH N INFINITY RD ATHOL ID AJSFOLLY@AOL.COM PAULA ROUKEMA PO BOX 2021 HAYDEN ID GAL522NIV@YAHOO.COM DAVID & MARILYN ROUSHER 6856 E FRENCH GULCH COEUR D ALENE ID MUSTANGGRANNY55@YAHOO.COM PERRY & GENIA SAATHOFF 3595 N GREENSFERRY RD POST FALLS ID SAATHOFF50@YAHOO.COM DEBORAH SAMOVAR 9176 E SOARING HAWK LN ST MARIES ID DSAMOVAR@HUGHES.NET LES SCHWAB TOM SCOTT PO BOX 939 POST FALLS ID JERRY & DIANE SHRINER ROCKFORD BAY RD COEUR D ALENE ID SHRINER.DIANE@GMAIL.COM DEBBIE STANLEY 3513 N MOLTER ROAD OTIS ORCHARD WA DSTANLEY@SERVICEPAPER.COM OSCAR & CHAR STEINLEY 6480 N 16TH ST DALTON GARDENS ID OSCHAR@ROADRUNNER.COM TERRY & DEE SVERDSTEN E SCHOOLHOUSE LOOP CATALDO ID TIMBERR@MY180.NET JOE SWENDIG 8999 N FITZUE DR HAYDEN ID GINGER SWISHER & N CARRIE RD SPIRIT LAKE ID TWO.UPNORTH@VERIZON.NET FRAN GOLDBACH GARY & JAN SYLTE E NUNN RD ATHOL ID JSLAVENDER@INFINITYUSERS.COM ED & BEVERLY SYSLO N RANCH VIEW DR RATHDRUM ID CODEYSOPHIE@HOTMAIL.COM CHERYL & JOHN WALLIS N HAUSER LAKE RD POST FALLS ID SHERRY_WALLIS@NIC.EDU JUDY WIESTER N APOLLO ST RATHDRUM ID GWIESTER@YAHOO.COM CAROLE & LANNY WIGREN 715 SILVERADO RD CAREYWOOD ID WIGREN@IMBRIS.NET CAROL WOOD 2982 W HILLSDALE RD ATHOL ID SPOTNWALK@DAWGHAUS.NET ROBERT & LINDA WUEST 6888 N DAVENPORT ST DALTON GARDENS ID RWUEST@CET.COM

7 APRIL 2008 PANHANDLE BACK COUNTRY HORSEMAN 7 CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE BY OWNER 6015 N Valley ST, Dalton Gardens 1.5 acres horse ready with 30x40 barn. Excellent location with public riding arena sq ft home 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Reduced to $330,000 Ela FOR SALE th Wheel Aluminum Classic Cavalier, 3 horse, 25', weighing 2000 lbs. This trailer is in excellent condition, very clean, no rust. Rumber floors, 2 divider panels, spare tire with jiffy jack, and water tank inside tack room. Tack room is very large, could also be used for dressing room. Nose could be used for sleeping area or gear. Priced right at $11, Call Vanessa G. Edwards at Will have pictures of trailer on my web site ADOPT A LIVING LEGEND LAKEVIEW RANCH NEAR ODESSA, WASHINGTON April 26-27, 2008 Odessa, WA Saturday (4/26): 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Preview & Register Wild Horse Gentling Demo Sunday (4/27): 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Preview & Adoption 9:30 A.M. Silent Bid Adoption Begins For applications, adoption information, etc., Call: Bureau of Land Management (BLM): MUSTANGS Spokane BLM (800) for Recorded Message Spokane BLM (509) Burns, OR BLM (541) The BLM Lakeview Ranch is Located approximately 7½ miles north of Odessa, Washington Our pbch month-to-date earnings to date are up to $23.64 (A check will be mailed to us the month after our earnings go over $ Earnings under $50.00 will carry forward.) LOOK Finacial Wizard Sought Seeking club member with some financial savvy to investigate more aggressive ways to make funds in addition to our CD s. Please call April to volunteer.

8 8 PANHANDLE BACK COUNTRY HORSEMAN APRIL 2008 Hoofbeats Foundation Training with Ginger (208) or (208) The Northwest s Largest Independent Tire Dealer OREGON-WASHINGTON-IDAHO-MONTANA-CALIFORNIA-NEVADA Creating a Respectful Relationship Between Horse & Owner Confidence Building/Starting/Ground Work/Saddle Breaking/Obstacles Alignment Shocks Brakes Les Schwab Tire Center (208) Seltice Way P.O. Box 939 Post Falls, ID A Full Service Horse Care Facility Six Miles South of Coeur d Alene on Hwy 95 Stall, Pasture and Paddock Board Indoor and Outdoor Arenas Riding Trails Riding Lessons Horse Training Equine Event Center Manager: Darren Barfield 9530 South Hwy 95 (208) Coeur D Alene, ID PROGRAM DIRECTOR NEED As part of what we do for the club, we need a volunteer to head the Education Programs. There is an agenda of presentations to put on at the meetings. There is Leave No Trace, Horse Safety, Defensive Horsemanship, and Bob Marshall Wilderness CD. This is an easy job to do, just need to organize the material and present it at the meetings. Please call April to volunteer.

9 APRIL 2008 PANHANDLE BACK COUNTRY HORSEMAN 9 Jerry S Carlson, CPCU, CLU, ChFC Carlson Insurance Agency, Inc. F A R M E R S 75 YEARS SERVING AMERICA Member of Presidents Council 7736 N Government Way, # 7 Dalton Gardens, ID Bus: Toll Free (877) Fax: jscfig@cs.com Class 8 Trucks 6221 Valleyway Ave. Spokane, Washington (509) Fax Class8Trucks@aol.com Butch Johnson Res. (509) The Northwest s Largest Independent Tire Dealer OREGON-WASHINGTON-IDAHO-MONTANA-CALIFORNIA-NEVADA Alignment Shocks Brakes Les Schwab Tire Center (208) Seltice Way P.O. Box 939 Post Falls, ID GRIFFINSPECT HOME INSPECTIONS LLC Teri Griffin 212 Ironwood Dr. STE D #245 Coeur d Alene Id Office Mobile RAFFLE TABLE ITEMS WANTED If you have good unwanted tack, barn/household items or other stuff of interest, please bring to the meeting s for the raffle table.

10 Panhandle Back Country Horsemen P.O. Box 5382 Coeur d Alene, ID Place Stamp Here WANTED: RAFFLE CHAIR PERSON Looking for someone to organize and run a raffle table at the regular meetings. Solicit merchandise from retailers and/or take donated items from members. Keep items between meetings, set up display and sell tickets. Please call April to volunteer. Message from the Editor: DEADLINE for the MAY Newsletter is APRIL 25th. Debbie Samovar 9176 E Soaring Hawk Lane St. Maries, ID dsamovar@hughes.net Thanks to all of our members for supporting Panhandle Back Country Horsemen. We couldn t do it without YOU!