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P.O. BOX 197 POMONA, CA 91769 What s Inside? November 2015 Drifter s Newsletter Page 1 Minutes 1-2 Presidents Corner 3 Treasurer Report 4 Christmas Party 5 Drifter Gear 6-7 Trip Report 8 Trail Bosses 9-10 Calendar of Events 11-13 CA4WDC 14-18 Blast from Past 20-21 President Mark Phelps Vice President Shawn Gilpin Secretary Any Takers? Treasurer John Bur State Delegate Joey Morrison Editor & BlogMaster David Meyer Meeting Minutes The 645th meeting of the Drifters Jeep Club was called to order on November 5, 2015 at 7:34 pm by President Mark Phelps at the Finish Line in Pomona. The flag salute was led by Robert Smith. Roll call was taken by Vice President Shawn Gilpin. There were 20 members, 1 qualifying and 1guest present. The minutes from the October meeting were read by Mark Phelps with no corrections. The Treasurer s report was read by Mark Phelps for John Bur who was absent. See Treasurers report for details. Several members paid their dues and Suzanne Phelps collected them and will turn them over to John Bur. Conservation report - discussed the Cleghorn cleanup. We had 14 vehicles and did a lot of overall cleaning. Delegate s report - none given, Joey Morrison was not present. Old Business: October run to Death Valley area was postponed. A previous storm washed out the road into camp and several other areas. Trail Bosses felt it was too unsafe to attempt. They will try to reschedule. The Cleghorn cleanup was a great success. We picked up a fair amount of trash and trimmed quite a bit of brush that had overgrown onto the trail. The steel gate at the Silverwood end of the trail was broken off of its post and was leaning off to the side. We contacted the Forest Service and they are going to take care of it. Last month Anthony Loera dropped out of the Club which allowed us to vote in Gary Parkin and his girlfriend Judy. As of November 1 st, Mike and Yolanda Elliot are no longer members of the Drifters, Mike said because he was a trail boss for last month, they would stay through October. Picture Without a Story Drifter's Blog: http://driftersddd.blogspot.com/ Drifter's Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/driftersjeepclub/

Page 2 Minutes Continued New Business: November run will be to Mammoth Wash, Thanksgiving week. A new map is being sent out, old map is wrong. December run will be the Drifter s Christmas Party at the Hankla s house on December 12 th. January run: Arizona Mountains, cross country trip will end in Laughlin. Sounds like the women are going to meet the guys there. Run is Jan. 8, 9 and 10, 2016. Drifter Apparels On Sale NOW See page 6-7 February run: To be determined Bylaw changes: We discussed the proposed changes and let the Club know that they will be receiving the changes to vote on via email soon. Each item will be voted on individually. There needs to be a 2/3 approval to pass any changes. So, if you disagree with something, vote NO on it. We also discussed the letters that went out to those members that have had ZERO points for at least a year or longer. Because Mike and Yolanda dropped out of the Club, we voted in Jerry and Linda Torrey. Congratulations and welcome to the Drifters!!! The 50/50 was won by David Meyer! Congrats David! Meeting was adjourned at 9:14 pm. The next meeting will be on Thursday, December 3, 2015 at 7:30 pm at The Finish Line in Pomona. Acting Secretary, Suzanne & Mark Phelps Place orders by 25th of the month

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Treasurer s Report Page 4 John

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Drifter Gear Page 6 Place orders by 25th of the month

Drifter Gear Page 7 Place orders by 25th of the month

October Trip Report Death Valley Page 8

Page 9 2015-2016 Trail Bosses

2016-2017 Trail Bosses Page 10

Page 11 November 2015 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 Club Meeting 6 Dan Hankla Isabel Miller Dave Peifer 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Judy Freeman Suzanne Phelps Panamint Panamint Valley Days Valley Days 16 17 18 19 20 21 Panamint Valley Days 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Quedie Gothard Steve Sturdevant Meeting Location - The Finish Line Bar & Grill in Pomona Club Run Location - Mammoth Wash, the usual place Trail Bosses - Patrick Fay, Frank Wagner, Steve Sturdevant, Ray Kimpton Board Meeting Location - Contact Mark Phelps (909) 938-8713

Trial Bosses Patrick Fay 909-532-2017 Frank Wagner 626-483-5874 Steve Sturdevant 760-403-0262 Ray Kimpton 951-533-4467 November Run Mammoth Wash Page 12

Page 13 December 2015 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 Club Meeting 6 Jennifer Buckley 7 8 Jo Bricker 9 10 11 12 Club Run Christmas Party 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Kathleen Calva Charlotte Vaughn Ray Kimpton 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Julie Dekkenga 27 28 29 30 31 Meeting Location - The Finish Line Bar & Grill in Pomona Club Run Location - DDD Christmas Party at the Hankla s House Trail Bosses - Mike Rydell, Dave Peifer, Karlan Bennett Board Meeting Location - Contact Mark Phelps (909) 938-8713

CA4WDC So. District October 24th Meeting Page 14 Blue Collar Rock Crawlers is a newly added club to Cal4Wheel. They currently have 14 members and are very active. They use Facebook and other on line media to meet and coordinate their club. Welcome Blue Collar Rock Crawlers. Including BCRC there were 13 clubs out of 33 in the south district in attendance. C4W goal this year is 3300 members. That adds a couple of hundred members. The sad part of the story is that 14 % of California households are active in some form of Off High Vehicles. It is a $7.7 Billion business annually. Yet we have only 3,000 that bother to sign up and help keep the trails they use open. Feinstein is pushing for an executive order to sign the Mojave Monument Bill. Fighting it but not sure, possibly passing this spring or later. C4W natural resource guy, John Stewart, helps input and maintain web sites, www.4x4wire.com and www.4x4voice.com. Go check them out. Also look at the www.cal4wheel.com site. Also, see http:// www.cal4wheel.com/access-issues/southern-california-access-issues about a Nov 21st meeting on Johnson valley mainly the Marines want to use it next summer. BLM s highest priority is renewable energy, pushed by the feds and the state. Desert Renewable Energy Bill is planning to be passed and signed into law this spring. This bill creates zones for renewable energy and what is left for recreation. Flat Tailed Horn Lizard is being pushed to be on the endangered list. This would close almost everything from Palm Springs to the Mexican border. Fish and game rejected the evidence for the last 15 years stating that the lizard is doing well and no reason to place it on the endangered list. Gov to look at it in Feb 2016. C4W convention is coming up in Feb 16 at Rancho Cordova. The 2018 convention is being planned in or near Riverside. Anyone with college bound students can apply for a C4W foundation scholarship, no one applied the last couple of years. Operation Desert Fun had many of the helpers cancel at the last minute. It still made $5500 for the Veterans, Fantastic. Panamint Valley Days is coming up. Register on line or by mail. They need help leading runs and around camp. Shirts can be ordered with registration until Oct 30th, this year they are blue. TDS will be using the Indian reservation this year, runs end at Red Earth Casino. Magellan just released a new GPS model, explorist TRX7, many extra features that may be good for off roading. Next meeting is Jan 23, 2016, at the Ontario Jeep dealer.

CA4WDC Panamint Valley Days Page 15

CA4WDC Panamint Valley Days Page 16 Hey Drifters! I just got back from Panamint Valley Days this weekend and boy did you miss out on a GREAT time! The Valley has some of the best 4x4 trails and breathtaking vistas. Oh, did I mention all the great trails the valley has to offer! Here are just a few. Defense Mine, Lookout City, Goler Wash, Jail Canyon. And my all time favorite, Pleasant Canyon up to Roger s Pass then thru South Park and Rita s cabin. The weather was perfect too for wheeling Now can t wait until next year to do it all over again. David

CA4WDC Panamint Valley Days Page 17

CA4WDC Panamint City Page 18

BLAST from the Past Page 19

BLAST from the Past Page 20

BLAST from the Past Page 21 Letter written by David Zemla and provided by Dave Peifer

Business Listings Members only Page 22 *********************** Contractors Rick Buckley (760) 868-3133 *********************** Nikki Romano (714) 497-5912 (www.mysensaria.com/nikkir) *********************** Jack s Glass 11617 Cedar Ave Insurance Services Auto, Home, Life, Commercial 430 E Foothill Blvd San Dimas CA 91773 Karyn Gerwien (909) 599-5131 kgerwien@farmersagent.com *********************** 2019 S. Benson Ave Ontario, CA 91762 Victoria Landscape Frank Cattern (951) 218-3540 *********************** Personal/Commercial/Life/Health Insurance 625 Fair Oaks Avenue Suite 158 S. Pasadena, CA 91030 Mike Anderson 626-799-7813 626-945-4819 cell ********************** Bloomington, CA 92316 Ray Kimpton (909) 877-5860 Davin Gothard (714) 745-5900 DGRhinos.com *********************** jacksglassray@aol.com Home Security Performance Alarm John & Denise Williams (909) 599-6083 *********************** Specializing in Trucks & UTV s Custom Lifts & Accessories, Custom Fab, Roll Cages, 976 Hollister Pinon Hills, CA 92372 Andy Minnala (760)559-2804