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Montana District Newsletter Goldwing Road Riders Association
July 2020
MT District Website: http://www.gwrra-mtdistrict.org/
Face Book: GWRRA Montana District
Montana District Staff
Director Betty Bonnett
Residence - 737 Avenue D / Billings, MT 59102
Mailing - PO Box 2103 / Billings MT 59103
406-690-4222 (Text ok) [email protected]
Assistant Director
Willie & Sandy Jefferies Willie 406-546-3586 / Sandy
406-546-3101 417 Higgins Lane,
Stevensville, MT 59870 Willie [email protected]
Sandy [email protected]
District University Coordinator Greg Hintz
Montana District Staff Continued
Membership Enhancement
Dale & Donna Jennison [email protected]
Motorist Awareness Open
MFA Coordinator Open
Newsletter Editor Open
Web Master Open
Group Works Coordinator Open
Ride Coordinator Anthony Hoer [email protected]
Rider Educator Chuck Bonnett
Secretary/Treasurer Linda Frank [email protected]
Chapter MT-B Director - Billings
Barbara Depner [email protected]
Chapter MT-G Director - Great Falls
Ken & Sylvia Shanholtz [email protected]
Chapter MT-M Director - Missoula
Willie & Sandy Jefferies Willie [email protected]
Sandy [email protected]
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GWRRA National
“Friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge”
Nearby District Directors
IDAHO District Director
Lori Adkins [email protected]
OREGON District Director
Mary Hunter [email protected]
WASHINGTON District Director
Jesse & Eva Valentine [email protected]
WYOMING District Director Steve & Amy Hodges
NATIONAL WEBSITE: http://www.gwrra.org
Directors of GWRRA Jere and Sherry Goodman
[email protected] , [email protected]
Director's Assistant Bob and Nan Shrader [email protected]
B
Francois and Chantal Seguin [email protected]
Tom and Renee Wasluck [email protected]
John & Shawn Irons [email protected]
Director of GWRRA University Clara and Fred Boldt
641-484-5140 [email protected]
Director of Rider Education Susan and St. George Huttman
Director of Membership Enhancement Dan and Mag Costello
E-mail TBA
Director of Motorist Awareness Mike & Barri Critzman
Director of Finance Randall and Janet Drake
Executive Director Overseas Allessandro and Mariarosa Boveri
[email protected] ~ +39 335 370468
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July Montana District News
WOW! Only three short weeks until we go “Back to the Pen”. I am so looking forward to seeing all of your smiling faces. We will need to make some safety modifications, but otherwise everything is still a go, and the registrations have been rolling in. Don’t forget your red, white and blue attire and favorite cowboy hat for Saturday. We will have lots of activities going on and some beautiful rides. Since our weather has been less than desirable at times, come prepared for riding in inclement weather, for instance, rain gear. Dale has adjusted the RV SIG Music Ranch dates and times on the facebook page, so remember to check it out at GWRRA Montana District. There are several courses on line that you can take via zoom call. So if you need to update your Co-rider course this would be an easy way to do it. Remember Co-riders need to stay updated to maintain their level of riding also. In spite of our challenges this spring, we had an awesome rendezvous in Three Forks. David Frodsham won the 50/50, and almost everyone won a door prize of some kind. We took a ride from Three Forks to Norris Hot Springs, and drove along the Madison River and the Gallatin Gateway into Belgrade for ice cream at the DQ (of course). We made it back to Three Forks before it rained. The hotel was gracious enough to let us have the rest of the party in the lobby, and also gave us coupons for cinnamon rolls or other breakfast item at Wheat Montana. The little café that we usually eat at was awesome, they set us up on the patio, we got a little wet towards the end of dinner, so went inside for ice cream. The girls who waited on us were great, and we helped them clear the tables in the rain. All in all everyone had a wonderful time and we shared a lot of laughter. That’s all I have for now. If anyone has any questions about rally or anything else, I am here to answer them for you. Have a safe and fun 4th of July! “See you down the road”
Betty Bonnett, GWRRA MT District Director, [email protected], 406-690-4222 (text okay)
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This is the breakfast that the travel lodge will be serving, a packaged pastry, Fruit a granola bar and a bottle of water. We’re going to be eating very well at the “Pen Center”. Contact Betty ASAP if you want meals at the “Pen Center” 406-690-4222 or [email protected].
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July 23-25, 2020 “Return to the Pen”
Come join us for a ghostly time in Deer Lodge Montana. Visit the haunted Old
Montana Prison and The Grant Kohrs Ranch National Park. We have some of the
best rides in the area. Visit Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks on your way.
Visit www.gwrra-mtdistrict.org for your registration and additional information.
Or contact Betty Bonnett [email protected] or 406-690-4222 (text ok). We
also accept credit cards. Looking forward to seeing you in July.
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6th annual Montana Rendezvous June 6th 2020
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Gold Wing Road Riders Association Updating Personal Information at Home Office
It is important to keep your profile current with Home Office. If you have move, changed your e-mail address or phone number, please alert Home Office. This document will assist you in that process.
You can do this in one of three ways: 1. Call Customer Service: 1-800-843-9460 2. Email Customer Service: [email protected] 3. Go online: http://www.gwrra.org/members
To update your information online:
If you have never logged on to this sight, you will first need to obtain log-in information. This can be done by clicking on the Welcome (Log-in) page where instructed.
After you complete this process you will receive an email with your username and password.
After you have received your username and password return to the Log-in page and on the left side of the screen click on “Manage My Records”. Click Continue. Enter your username and password. Click Continue.
At the Choose prompt, select the drop-down menu and choose “Modify My Record” and click on the “Go” button. After you have made your changes click the Submit Changes button. This will update your information.
When you have completed all the changes you need to make, be sure to log off.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Customer Service at the phone number or email address listed above.
Updating Your Chapter Affiliation with Home Office
Your Chapter affiliation is automatically assigned using your zip code. You may find that the Chapter that feels most like “family” to you is not necessarily the Chapter to which you were automatically assigned. Many individuals don’t bother to change their affiliation (also called an “override”), but there are some excellent reasons to change your affiliation to your Chapter of choice. For example, if your chosen Chapter is participating in the Chapter of the Year program, it can benefit them to have you on their Area Report List if you are an active Chapter participant. If you wish to serve your chapter in an Officer position, you will also want to change your Chapter affiliation. To change your Chapter affiliation, contact Customer Service at 1-800-843-9460.
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New Ice Cream shop in Billings
It could be that we love the Ice Cream more because our Grand Daughter Hannah is managing this store,
located at Skate World West 701 S 29th St W, Billings, MT,
Right behind Famous Dave’s BBQ on King Ave West.
We would like to welcome Joe's Cones to Skate World, an exciting new addition. Hand Dipped SUPER PREMIUM Ice Cream, with flavors that are a scoop-a-licious. Friday 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm Sat 12:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Sunday 2:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Soon to be open 7 days a week.
Visit them on Face Book at: Joe's Cones
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Rider Education Chuck Bonnett
GWRRA University Instructor SI-2262 E-mail: [email protected]
406 – 256 - 9396
CW TIPS & TRICKS: Leaning Your Motorcycle into a Turn
http://www.cycleworld.com/2015/12/18/cycle-world-tips-and-tricks-leaning-your-motorcycle-into-a-
turn/
Tip #180 from the pages of The Total Motorcycling Manual.
December 18, 2015 By Mark Lindemann
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Motorcycles stop faster and accelerate harder when they’re straight up and down, because that’s
when the tires put the most footprint to the road surface. Suspension components also work best
in the pure vertical plane—leaning the bike over puts side loads on them, encouraging binding
and frame flex.
But we need to lean bikes over in order to turn. What can we do about it?
Hanging off on the inside of the turn reduces the amount we need to lean a bike for a given
speed and turn radius. In each illustration, you can see three red circles: one represents the
center of gravity (CG) for the bike, one for the rider, and the third the combination of the two.
There’s little you can do about your bike’s CG, but by hanging off you can move your CG (and
thus the combined CG) lower and farther into the turn, and that means the bike won’t have to
lean over as much. In return, you’ll have a greater tire footprint and better suspension
compliance.
If you hang off far enough to actually touch your knee to the ground, you can also use your leg
as stabilizing support to help hold the bike up in the turn. Naturally, this is an advanced
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technique only for racers, but even everyday riders can benefit from hanging off in turns,
especially in the rain or on poor pavement.
Any Montana GWRRA member can call or e-mail me (Chuck Bonnett), the Montana District Educator directly with any questions/concerns with your safety education needs and levels information.
Chuck Bonnett,
GWRRA MT District Educator, SI-2262
Senior Master Level IV (4) Rider # 9869 E-mail: [email protected] 406 – 256 – 9396
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GWRRA UNIVERSITY
July On-line University Training an Alternative to Classroom Training. While we respond to the COVID-19 Pandemic by reducing our contact with others, the GWRRA University is offering an alternative training opportunity. On-line training by the Director of the University and the University On-Line University Instructors. The classes offered are listed below and you can find the times and the registration form on the University website: gwrradot.com.
July 7 ~ 3:00pm & 6:00pm GWRRA Module 301-02 More Members ~ Recruitment basics. The importance of creating & implementing a recruitment plan.
July 8 ~ 3:00pm & 6:00pm GWRRA Module 106-02 How Aging Affects Riders ~ Mature riders. The affects of aging on riders.
July 14 ~ 3:00pm & 6:00 pm Co-Rider Seminar 101-02 ~ Information and tips for the co-rider. This seminar is part of the Levels program. This class will be entered into the Rider Ed database when completed.
July 15 ~ 3:00pm & 6:00pm GWRRA Module 102-02 Riding in the Heat ~ All about riding in the heat; what to carry, how to dress and how to respond to heat related emergencies.
July 21 ~ 3:00pm & 6:00pm GWRRA Module Planning a Chapter Event 204-02 ~ A better understanding of the steps involved in putting together a successful event.
July 22 ~ 3:00pm & 6:00pm Team Riding Seminar 103-04 ~ To educate & inform Members about the benefits of team riding.
July 27 ~ 3:00pm & 6:00pm GWRRA Module 202-04 ~ How to retain Members. To understand that retention is strategy rather than outcome.
July 28 ~ 3:00pm & 6:00pm GWRRA Module 202-04 Retention is Important ~ How to retain Members. To understand that retention is strategy rather than an outcome. Here are the specifics:
Preregister on-line on the University website: gwrradot.com by clicking on the scrolling
notice and filling out the form. Once registered, you will receive an email confirming your registration.
Classes will be offered at 3:00pm and 6:00pm Central Time.
Class sizes will be limited.
A U.3 class roster will be completed and submitted for entry into the database.
You must participate by computer or phone with a camera and microphone. No dial in calls All Members are encouraged and welcome to attend. The University TEAM is ready and waiting for you to sign-up. Let’s have some fun!!! Updated class lists for training on-line classes and times will be posted on our website, University Facebook page and the University GroupWorks site.
Any questions, please contact Clara Boldt, Director of the University at: [email protected]. Or 319-240-4269
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Montana District Membership Anniversary’s July
Chapter First name Last name Month Day Years
MT-M DAVID ADAMS 7 1 28
MT-B RANDY G MILLER 7 1 27
MT-G ALVIN L GLUNZ 7 1 23
MT-M WILLIAM F. VINSON 7 1 23
MT-M JEANANN VINSON 7 1 23
MT-B TERRY BARRON 7 9 21
MT-M ERMA WALL 7 12 21
MT-B RUSS E PARPART 7 12 20
MT-B LAURIE PARPART 7 12 20
MT-G EDWARD HICKEL 7 1 15
MT-B MICHAEL E DEPNER 7 28 4
MT-B BARBARA J DEPNER 7 28 4
MT-B MYRANDA DEPNER 7 28 4
MT-M JODY VINSON 7 30 4
MT-M WILLIAM VINSON 7 30 4
MT-B JEREMY JENNISON 7 6 3
MT-B KADIN JENNISON 7 6 3
MT-B CLOEY JENNISON 7 6 3
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If you would like to submit an article to be placed Into the GWRRA Montana District Newsletter,
Please submit it to Betty by the 20th of the Month. E-mail: [email protected]
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Items for sale
Remember if you have something to sell let Chuck know by the 20th of the month, so, it can be in the next month’s newsletter.
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Montana Chapter Locations and Gathering times
Chapter B, Billings / Rimrock Wings Meets on the First Thursday of the Month @ 6:00 pm
@ “4B’s”, 4907 Southgate Dr, Billings, MT Sunday Social – 9 am “4B’s”
Barbara Depner 406-698-4647
Chapter G, Great Falls / Lewis & Clark Wings Meets on the First Tuesday of the Month @ 5:00 pm
@ “Golden Corral” 1624 Market Place Drive Great Falls, MT. Chapter Directors MT-G
Ken and Sylvia Shanholtz 406-727-9130
Chapter M, Missoula / Meets on the First Tuesday of the Month @ 6:00 pm
@ “The Press Box” up stairs back room 835 East Broadway, Missoula MT
Chapter Directors MT-M / Big Sky Wings Willie and Sandy Jefferies
Willie 406-546-3586 / Sandy 406-546-3101 Willie [email protected]
Sandy [email protected]
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For Sale: 1987 TRID motorcycle utility trailer. Swivel hitch chrome wheels. Great trailer we just updated.
Asking $600.00.
Willie 406-777-5642
Posted 27 Jun 2020
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FOR SALE: 2015 CanAm Spyder, RTS, semi-automatic, rider back rest, 2K miles on new tires, stored indoors,
excellent condition, heated grips, painted graphics $13500. Contact Gary Frank 406-855-8558 Billings, MT
Posted 17 Jun 10
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Selling for health reasons: 1990 “SE” Goldwing 1500 40,466 miles
With 1997 Cyclemate trailer Asking $5,500.00 OBO
Contact: Rex Lewis, Billings [email protected] or406 – 259 - 7701 Added 31 Sep 19
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A fellow Gold Wingers New Business / Ann Piper Coeur D’Alene ID
I make name badges, plaques, coffee cups, ceramic ornaments and most anything using a heat press. Sublimation if full color with no limit on what I can do. I thought you might let your Chapters know. I can do "This Bike Belongs to" with your bike put on the plate. I can do any color, any type style and lots of backgrounds
Here are some pictures at what I have been doing for our Chapter and WA-L's chapters. I am working on 1st, 2nd & 3rd place plaques for our River Run.
Here are prices I am charging. Touring USA Maps Emergency Medical Alert Dog Tags 3x4 inches $12.95 Single tag $12.00 2-1/2-3-1/2 inches $11.95
Name Badges Chapter Logo or GW Logo Oval Ceramic Ornaments 1-1/2 x 3 inches fiberglass 3-1/4 Oval with lace trim Custom color and type style Double sided Gloss or Matte finish $24.95 Single tag $12.95- 2 tie tacs on back Single tag $13.95 magnet Multiple tags $1.00 discount
Shipping and Tax Extra
Contact: Annie Piper [email protected]
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Wyoming District Rally
June 26 - 27 2020
Buffalo
Was Canceled on the 1st of May 2020
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July 16 - 18 2020
Washington District Rally
Jefferson County Fairgrounds
Was Canceled on the 26th of May 2020
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Postponed until 2021 July 23 – 26 2020 Northwest Coast
District Rally "Wings in the Cariboo" 240 3 St 100 Mile House, British Columbia Canada http://gwrra-nwc.com
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2020 Montana District Rally July, 23 – 25 in Deer Lodge
“Back to the Pen”
Rally Headquarters: the “Pen Center”
925 Main Street, Deer Lodge, MT
Host Hotel: Travelodge by Wyndham 1150 N Main St, Deer Lodge, MT.
Call and ask for “GWRRA” rate: (406) 846-2370 $50.00 per night + Tax
May 1st Cutoff for these rates
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Host Campground: Indian Creek Campground
745 Maverick Ln, Deer Lodge, MT. Call and ask for “GWRRA” rate: (406) 846-3848
As of June 16th, the Restrooms are OPEN
50- & 30-amp rate: $36.00 + Tax 50- & 30-amp weekly rate: $180.00 + Tax
Tenting Rate: $28.00 + Tax May 1st Cutoff for these rates
Note they can put 2 Motorcycle camp trailers in one spot, and you can split the charge.
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GWRRA Montana District RV-SIG and other District Outings
Note due to COVID 19, the Music Ranch does not have any traveling bands this summer. The Schedule has change drastically to only local bands an there will only be dinner dance events. See below! Something to do after the GWRRA District Rally in Deer Lodge, attend a concert at the Music Ranch. Last Summer some of us attended concerts at the Music Ranch. Below is their schedule for the summer. Note some of these are three-day events, with Free RV parking, see below.
RV overnight parking is provided as a courtesy. Checkout time is 11am the morning following the show or series of shows. This allows us to maintain the parking areas (watering, mowing etc.). Please adhere to the rules so we may continue this courtesy in the future.
Music Ranch 4664 Old Yellowstone Trail North, Livingston, MT 59047 17 Miles south of Livingston on Hwy 89
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Sam Platts & The Great Plainsmen Charcoal Grilled Beef Tritip Dinner & Country Dance Saturday, August 1st 2020 Dinner and dance $34.00 Dance only $10.00
This is per ticket for General Admission (No Sections) for Charcoal grilled beef tri tip with cremini mushroom marsala sauce served with garlic mashed potatoes & steamed broccoli, traditional tossed salad, dinner rolls & butter & apple crisp, beverage included and a Country Dance by Sam Platts & The Great Plainsmen Saturday, August 1st 2020 Dinner start 6:30pm dance starts 7:30pm. Seats are not assigned.
Although we hope that God grants us a great day for the show, we cannot control the weather.
The show will go on rain or shine. All tickets purchased are non-refundable.
Concessions most likely will be available for purchase including soda and water. Alcohol is not
sold on premises however you are welcome to bring your own in moderation.
For Reservations: call 406 – 222 – 2255 or use their website.
All shows are $5.00 more the day of the show.
https://www.musicranchmontana.net/en/ticketshop/hikashop-products-listing
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Sunday August 2nd to Thursday August 14th Carbella BLM Camping, No Services.
RV-SIG (Recreational Vehicle-Special Interest Group) Sponsored by GWRRA Montana District
LOCATION: Carbella Recreation Site, 34 miles South of Livingston, MT DATES: August 2 -14. DEPARTURE DATE: August 2, 2020 MEETING LOCATION: Scheels parking lot (Shiloh Crossing) Billings, MT or Music Ranch. DEPARTURE TIME: Start your engines at 9:00 AM
PLEASE NOTE: The departure time is for those who want to go up early. This site is big enough to handle many rigs. If you only want to come up for a day, please do so.
Carbella Recreation Site is a BLM Bureau of Land Management camp site. Go South on US Highway 89, approximately 34 miles south of Livingston, turn right on Tom Miner Road. After 100 yards, turn right into the site. Actually, I don't think it is 100 yards after you turn off the highway. It is the first right after you turn. This fishing access site is located along the scenic upper Yellowstone River approximately 20 miles north of Yellowstone National Park. This campground has a Boat Ramp, Restrooms, Parking Area, Picnic Tables, Grills.
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Camping on public lands away from developed recreation facilities is referred to as “dispersed camping.” Most of the remainder of public lands are open to dispersed camping, as long as it does not conflict with other authorized uses or in areas posted "closed to camping," or in some way adversely affects wildlife species or natural resources. Dispersed camping is allowed on public land for a period not to exceed 14 days within a 28 consecutive day period. The 28-day period begins when a camper initially occupies a specific location on public lands. The 14-day limit may be reached either through a number of separate visits or through 14 days of continuous overnight occupation during the 28-day period. After the 14th day of occupation, the camper must move outside of a 25-mile radius of the previous location until the 29th day since the initial occupation. The purpose of this special rule is to prevent damage to sensitive resources caused by continual use of any particular areas. In addition, campers must not leave any personal property unattended for more than 10 days (12 months in Alaska).
SUGGESTED ITEMS TO BRING: • We are going to have a pot luck dinner on Sunday night. So, please bring something to share with the group. Suggest salads, desserts, veggies, cakes and/or pies. Maybe bring steaks, chicken, hamburgers, etc. for your own main entre. We will be able to BBQ there. Chuck Bonnett is bringing his new grille. So, bring something for him to cook up for you.
• Bring chairs for your comfort to sit around the camp fire. If you have room in your vehicle, please bring a small amount of wood for the camp fire. • The Tom Miner Basin area is an area that does have bears. I do not think they come down this far down the mountain. But, if you have bear spray, I would suggest you bring some with you for your own protection. And keep it handy.
• Bring your binoculars or spotting scope as last year we watched some Grizzly Bears out grubbing in the evening up on the Tom Miner Basin Road.
• We cannot predict the weather, but I would suggest that you have your propane tank topped off before coming. Also, your gas tank full as your generator runs off the same tank as your engine if you have a motor home.
If you have a National Park pass to get into Yellowstone Park, please don't forget to bring it as it is only 20 miles to the park.
• The fishing is great on this part of the Yellowstone, so bring your fishing poles and flies or night crawlers. Sorry, Darrell, the water is not deep enough for your boat. • It would be nice if the musically inclined members could bring their instruments. It would also be nice to hear some cowboy campfire songs. Or, maybe some of you have some cowboy poetry that you would like to share with us; that would also be great. • Don't forget mosquito spray, sun block, etc. Not sure if the flies and bees will be bad that time of year, but maybe those screen covers that go over your food to keep them off would be a good idea.
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SPECIAL NOTE TO ALL MONTANA CHAPTERS: This is a Montana District function. So, we are inviting anyone that wants to come from all three chapters and have a fun week with us. Everyone welcome! I would like input from all of you about where you might want to go so that all three chapters can be involved. There are a lot of dispersed camping spots within the state of Montana.
Dale & Donna Jennison, Membership Enhancement Coordinators, RV-SIG Coordinators Montana Territory. 406-861-7905
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More Music Ranch events:
Montana Rose Band Fettuccine Alfredo & Country Dance Saturday, August 15th 2020 Dinner and dance $34.00 Dance only $10.00
This is per ticket for General Admission (No Sections) for Fettuccine Alfredo w/ grilled chicken breast, sautéed vegetable medley, Caesar salad, sourdough bread & peach cobbler, beverage included and a Country Dance by Montana Rose Band Saturday, August 15th 2020 Dinner start 6:30pm dance starts 7:30pm. Seats are not assigned.
Although we hope that God grants us a great day for the show, we cannot control the weather.
The show will go on rain or shine. All tickets purchased are non-refundable.
Concessions most likely will be available for purchase including soda and water. Alcohol is not
sold on premises however you are welcome to bring your own in moderation.
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Sunday August 16th to Friday August 28th Carbella BLM Camping, No Services.
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More Music Ranch events:
Band Of Drifters Band Beef Stroganoff Dinner & Country Dance Saturday, August 29th 2020
Dinner and dance $34.00 Dance only $10.00
This is per ticket for General Admission (No Sections) for Beef Stroganoff served over egg
noodles, glazed carrots, traditional tossed salad, rolls & butter & peach cobbler, beverage
included and a Country Dance by Band Of Drifters Saturday August 29th 2020 Dinner start
6:30pm dance starts 7:30pm. Seats are not assigned.
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Although we hope that God grants us a great day for the show, we cannot control the weather.
The show will go on rain or shine. All tickets purchased are non-refundable.
Concessions most likely will be available for purchase including soda and water. Alcohol is not
sold on premises however you are welcome to bring your own in moderation.
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Dear GWRRA Friends and Family,
GWRRA is excited to announce that we will be returning to Springfield, Missouri, for Wing Ding 42. The event will be held June 29, 2021 through July 3, 2021. We are grateful to the city of Springfield for helping make this a possibility for our membership.
For all of you that have already registered we are transferring your registration from 2020 to 2021. If you wish to keep it that way you don't need to do anything else but plan your trip to Springfield. If you are unable to make it please contact customer service at 800-843-9460. Hotel information will be coming shortly so keep an eye on your email for more details. Hope to see you all in Springfield!
