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#79 From: "Phyllis" <pk1214@...>
Date: Fri Feb 15, 2008 6:01 am
Subject: Sunday morning ski
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Hi all,
 
I'll be joining Betty Schneider for a ski Sunday morning....
Anybody care to join.... say hi to an old member!
 
Hope to see a familiar face or 2`
 
Sincerely,
Phyllis Klein

#78 From: <ski@...>
Date: Wed Jan 30, 2008 2:11 am
Subject: Feb Newsletter. Membership list attached.
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Panhandle Nordic Club
President’ Message:  February 2008
 
A few years have passed since the area has seen the bounty of
snow this year has given region wide.  Fourth of July has
provided excellent skiing conditions as usual, due in large part
to the hard work of Van Bennett, Glen Truscott and the rest of
our trail groomers.
What is more unusual is the fact that lowland areas like Farragut
and the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes near Cataldo have
consistently provided excellent skiing this year. Reports coming
back from trips to Frater Lake, Indian Creeks and the Priest Lake
Nordic Center all have the common theme of great snow conditions.
The cold spell last week was a bonus to those who like to run
fast on their skis.  Both Fourth of July and Farragut were
exceedingly fast.
 
I had a fast 12-kilometer run at Farragut Saturday morning before
the big snow came in. The best moment of the run, however,
occurred on the short orange trail. I was skiing it just to cool
down after a longer run.  I soon skied up on a father skiing
patiently behind a little girl, maybe four years old. All decked
out in a pink snowsuit. Looking down the trail I could see mom,
breaking trail and encouraging from the lead.  They were starting
her out right with only skis and no poles to confuse the basics.
The little girl was ebullient about the experience.  She was so
happy to be outdoors and so happy to be skiing with mom and dad.
It took me back to another little girl, now grown into a woman,
and the little red wooden skis that still wait patiently in my
basement to introduce another young one to the Nordic skiing
sports.  As I skated around the trio, the importance of
introducing our sport to young kids early came home to me. As
they grow up, you can pretty much bet on them getting into the
thrills of alpine skiing and boarding.  However, if my experience
is any example, they eventually come back to Nordic skiing.  This
realization came to me about four winters past, when my
daughter’s Christmas visit was quickly coming to an end.  She
wanted to ski Fourth of July before she left for Boise.   As we
passed the Junction and skied out Havin Fun through the clearcut,
shortness of time required us to turn around at the mile and a
half post.  Turning back up the trail she remarked to me, Dad, I
really miss cross-country skiing and plan to do more up by Idaho
City this winter.  She continues to make Nordic skiing a part of
her winter activities.   So you parents and grandparents, now is
the time to plant the seed of Nordic skiing or snowshoing, now
when they are young and their enthusiasm seems boundless.  You
will introduce them to our sport and the wonder of the woods in
the winter.
 
It has been a busy month with day trips to Frater Lake, Indian
Creek, the Priest Nordic Center, a few moonlight skis and the
Rock Soup Event.
 
The coming month has a trip to Winthrop scheduled and the Best
Hand Ski Event.
 
The Panhandle Nordic Skiing & Snowshoe Club will meet at 7 PM
Tuesday, February 5th at the Fernan Ranger Station in Fernan.
Parking is at the rear of the building.  Walk down to the
basement door to enter the meeting room. We will have a short
business meeting, there will be a break to arrange trips and
visit with each other followed by the program.
 
Marc Kalbaugh will acquaint us with some computer based map
systems that can be used to plan trips.  These products now
readily available on line or for a low cost can help you map
distance, estimate elevation gains and even visualize the
topography in three dimensions.  These tools are applicable to
winter or summer trips whether these be biking along a paved
trail, skiing into a cabin or hiking to a mountain lake.  Hope to
see you at our February meeting.
 
Goeff Harvey

#77 From: "Hilma Volk" <ski@...>
Date: Wed Jan 23, 2008 7:45 am
Subject: Rock Soup, Saturday, Jan. 26
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The Rock Soup Ski is this coming Saturday, January 26th.

It starts around 2:30 – 3:00 PM at the Fourth of July Area.

Bob Conquergood and Geoff Harvey will be "cooking" this year.

For those of you new to this event, this is the way it works.

Bob and Goeff will start a fire in the warming hut, fire up a stove,
and get a meat based and a vegetarian based broth steaming in a
couple of pots.

The rest of you stop by the hut with your contribution to the pots.
Such as a can of beans, a package of pasta, a can of cooked meat, (no
raw meat please), a can of WHAT?

Also bring something else to share, such as bread, drinks, veggi
snacks, crackers, chips, dessert, etc,

Bring your own eating utensils and bowls.

Then go off to ski the area or snowshoe, while some stay in the hut
to stir the resulting mix.

When it gets dark (about 5:00) skiers filter back into the hut.  We
light the lantern and candles and serve up the rock soup with the
bread, drinks and dessert.  Good food and friendship is shared well
into the cold dark January evening.

In years past, moonlight skis to the Junction have followed the
food.  At very least, you can expect a night ski to the parking lot
after the event, so it is wise to bring a headlamp or flashlight to
guide your way.

#76 From: <ski@...>
Date: Fri Jan 18, 2008 2:16 am
Subject: Some Information
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 Panhandle Nordic Members
 
This letter contains the following:
 
1.  Avalanche Course at NIC  Jan 19-21
 
2.  Public Comment Meeting.  Forest Service's new draft affecting
backcountry and roadless areas.  CDA, January 23.
Kellogg Jan 24.
 
2.  New maps added to website.
 
4.  Kids equipment for sale.
 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 

1.  NIC's Outdoor Pursuits program offering Avalanche Level 1
Certificate Course.  Jan 19-21.  Includes 4 hours in classroom and
20 hours in the field in the Lookout Pass Area.  Cost $75.  Space is
limited.  Information 208- 769-7809.
 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
2.  Public Comment Meeting.  Forest Service's new draft affecting
backcountry and roadless areas.
 
Coeur d'Alene -- January 23 6pm.  Kootenai County Courthouse, 451
Government Way, Rm. 1A/1B
 
Kellogg -- Jan 24 6pm.  Idaho Dept. of Health & Welfare office. 35
Wildcat Way.
 
 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 

3. Geoff has new maps with info. of lesser known skiable areas. 
Included are Fernan Saddle, the Lookout Pass area, and the Taft
area.
 
I should have them on the website by 7pm tonight.
 
 

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 

4. Several sets of kids size skis complete with bindings, poles and
boots for sale. (Size 100 cm - 160 cm). 75 mm boots in various
sizes. Will sell complete sets for $30.00; or skis & bindings -
$20.00, boots - $10.00 and poles $5.00 If interested, contact Dave
at 208-664-0038. Located in Coeur d'Alene.
 
 
 
 
 

 

#75 From: "Phyllis" <pk1214@...>
Date: Sat Jan 5, 2008 3:15 am
Subject: Hello
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Following the instructions from your welcome email, so I can send emails via the Panhandle Nordic Club website!  Checked your website today and all looks well @ 4th of July Pass!
 
Regards,
Phyllis

#74 From: <ski@...>
Date: Fri Jan 4, 2008 5:30 am
Subject: January Newsletter
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Panhandle Nordic Ski and Snowshoe Club
January 2008

Presidents Message:
 
The snow has continued to come our way during December and the
skiing was great over the holiday season. There was about two
feet on the level last weekend in the parking lot at Fourth of
July and much more up on Forest Road 614, where the powder has
been deep the past few weeks.
 
The grooming crew has been hard pressed to keep up with it. The
freezing rain that blew in just before the spate of snowstorms
coated the trees and bent many a mountain maple over the ski and
snowshoe trails. Most of these obstacles have been removed.
Up at Fernan Saddle the snow is over four feet in depth. The
trees are coated with a white “spackle” of snow including the
trunks. The wind must have pelted the area during the storms to
create the snow-covered forest. No doubt why the ridge beyond the
saddle is aptly named Windy Ridge.
 
Meanwhile the skiing a Farragut State Park has been terrific as
well. Any veteran skier in this area will tell you, to ski
Farragut when you can, because a thaw may be just around the
corner to wipe it all away.
 
The soggy footsteps of that thaw are on us now. A little thaw,
except for its affect on Farragut, will have its advantages. It
will settle and congeal a snow pack that is currently very light
and fluffy. When the snow returns next week it will fall on an
excellent base. That base should favor us through much of the
winter, barring a warm and dry spell.
 
Free ski day is Saturday, January 5th. Skiers and snowshoers can
use the Fourth of July and other state ski areas free of any
charge. Volunteers from the club will man the hut between 9 AM
and 3 PM offering warm drinks, cookies, and advice to the area
users. We will provide some basic instruction to anyone new to
skiing or snowshoe use or wishing to brush up on basic technique.
 
Our next meeting is Tuesday, January 8th. The usual business and
reports will be conducted followed by the program. I had
contacted Idaho Fish & Game to give a presentation on animal sign
typically seen on the snow pack over which we ski. Although fresh
in their minds before the holiday, the message was lost someplace
in the bureaucracy during the holiday season. We will attempt to
arrange that program again at a future date. As a backup, Skip
Truscott and I plan to take you on a tour of the packs we carry
onto the trail or into the backcountry on a winter trip. Musty
and yes, a bit sweat stained, these packs hold many items. Along
with the items we will impart tips that can make you at the least
more comfortable and, under certain conditions, could just save
your bacon. Some of you may know many of these tips, but the
refresher can’t hurt and we may just have a trick or two up or
sleeves that you can apply to a real life situation.
 
Goeff Harvey
 
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Webmaster's Note:
 
The following have been added to the Maps and Information Link on
the website.
You can print and distribute them as you wish.
 
 
 
 
The above links require Adobe Reader. If your computer doesn't
have it you can get the latest version for free Adobe Reader at
http://www.adobe.com/ap/products/acrobat/readstep2.html

#73 From: <ski@...>
Date: Sun Dec 16, 2007 1:06 am
Subject: Several New Maps on Website
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Several new maps have been added to the website.

These 4 different maps of the 4th of July Ski area and one for
Fernan Lake.

They are on the link that says "Maps and Other Information"
www.panhandlenordicclub.com

P.S. Thank Goeff for working hard on these.


#72 From: <ski@...>
Date: Fri Dec 7, 2007 4:02 am
Subject: I was wrong. Corrected Information about the Gallery.
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Panhandle Nordic Club.
 
Please totally forget everything I said about uploading pictures.
 
I was unfamiliar with the program:
 
The New Information is:
 
If you cannot login with the user name and password I gave you, (user: nordic, password: club),
just register and create your own user name and password.
 
Sorry to keep sending emails.
 
Hilma

#71 From: "Donna Harvey" <ziggys@...>
Date: Thu Dec 6, 2007 5:06 am
Subject: Re: Uploading to the Gallery
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Hilma- I am attaching the list of events in chronological order. 
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Subject: [panhandlenordic] Uploading to the Gallery

In order to upload photo to the gallery.
 
First Log In: 
  user name:  nordic
 password:  club
 
Once you login you will need to click on the words "Admin Mode"
 
That switches it into Administration mode.
 
You can then upload photos.
 
Please Please do not change the password
 
Please do not use the section "My Gallery"
 
thanks,
Hilma


#70 From: <ski@...>
Date: Wed Dec 5, 2007 7:10 am
Subject: Uploading to the Gallery
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In order to upload photo to the gallery.
 
First Log In: 
  user name:  nordic
 password:  club
 
Once you login you will need to click on the words "Admin Mode"
 
That switches it into Administration mode.
 
You can then upload photos.
 
Please Please do not change the password
 
Please do not use the section "My Gallery"
 
thanks,
Hilma

#69 From: "Hilma Volk" <volkano@...>
Date: Sat Dec 1, 2007 11:58 pm
Subject: Attention Photographers
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I've added a gallery to the website.

There is a link on the home page.  Or you can go directly to it at http://www.panhandlenordicclub.com/photos/

It's pretty empty right now.  You members can fill it up.

To upload photos:
   Login:
    username:  nordic
    password:  club

(Be sure to write down the above).

You can create categories and subcategories if you want to.

I think all photos have to be in an album you create - even if it is only one photo.

But I haven't played around with it much.

For those who want more intructions, there is a FAQ and more information than you can shake a ski pole at, go to this link http://coppermine-gallery.net/ 

Maybe someday I'll look at it.

Note:  Yahoo groups no longer hosts photos, so the ones that were uploaded there are now byebye.

Hilma
www,pahhandlenordicclub.com


#68 From: "Hilma Volk" <volkano@...>
Date: Wed Nov 28, 2007 4:26 am
Subject: December Newsletter
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December 2007 President's Message

 (written on Sunday - but due to technical difficulties..... you get it now)

The weatherman tells us it is the eve of the first significant snowfall in the lower elevations.  We will cross our fingers and hope, but he has disappointed twice since mid-November.  We are ready for the snow. 

Many of you know that two new bridges were installed this fall to cross the ravines on the Janet's Jaunt snowshoe trail. 

A heavy Franklin stove was installed in the warming hut last week.  It will take some work to seal this piece of iron, but the metal thieves who seem to target the area have surprised us in the past. 

We have also prepared two new maps of the area.  You will see these hung on the entryway kiosk, the two warming huts and at strategic points along the trails.  The two maps will also appear soon in a map brochure.  The last map was put out over seven years ago. We have been in need of new maps because the whole nature of the Fourth of July Area has evolved in a couple of ways.  The old map detailed the Fourth of July Ski Area. 

As you all know, we are operating a non-motorized winter sports area with the advent of more snowshoe use and the development of additional trails dedicated to snowshoe and ski users. The area has also expanded greatly in recent years.  With the addition of the 614-905 Loop and the Ten Mile Loop complete with Ian's Eagle Cabin, the old map was sorely out of date.  The expansion explains the need for two maps in the brochure.  The first map shows the extent of the ski and snowshoe opportunities at Fourth of July all the way to Rose Creek Saddle with some of its backcountry opportunities.  This large-scale map does not permit much detail of the core area so the second map shows this detail. With the advent of Google Earth satellite photos taken yearly and software that allows us to draw on those images and then remove the base image, the trails are traced exactly on their locations.  Given this rather simple technology, we will be able to update the maps yearly, if necessary.  We hope to have the new map brochure in your hands by early in the season.

 Our next meeting is 7:00 PM, Tuesday, December 4th at the Fernan Ranger District Office, 2502 E. Sherman Avenue.  We park in the back parking lot and walk down the steps to use the lower floor conference room.  The December meeting is the annual cookie exchange. We will also be exchanging ski and snowshoe gear, so bring along any you might want to trade or donate. If you are looking for gear, you may find a deal with a fellow club member.

We will have Park & Ski Stickers for sale. 

One item of business will be the naming of some new and old trails. 

Since we are typically obsessed with snow in early December, a program on snow is quite appropriate.  Ed Gately, an expert on snow and snow pack, will be speaking on the fantastic solid phase of water in its many forms that make our winter sports possible.  He will be discussing snow in its varied array from the single flake, each distinct, to that collection of flakes, the snow pack on which we glide.  I am looking forward to this more detailed look at snow, the medium on which we play. I hope to see you at our December meeting.

 Geoff Harvey

PS  This should be posted on the web page by tomorrow.  www.panhandlenordicclub.com

 


#67 From: ziggys@...
Date: Tue Nov 27, 2007 2:43 pm
Subject: Re: Trying that membership list again
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Hi HIlma, did you get the president's message ok?    Thanks. ....donna





>
> Well Yahoo ruined the last thing I just sent (membership list).
>
> I don't know if the attached document will make it through.
>
> Hilma

#66 From: <ski@...>
Date: Wed Nov 21, 2007 2:16 am
Subject: Trying that membership list again
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Well Yahoo ruined the last thing I just sent (membership list).
 
I don't know if the attached document will make it through. 
 
Hilma

#65 From: "Hilma Volk" <volkano@...>
Date: Wed Nov 21, 2007 2:06 am
Subject: Latest Membership List
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Save this email.  This will NOT be posted on the website.

Bayless, Laura

612 S. 11th St.

Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814

Lbayless12@...

667-4720

Bennett, Van

   

trivan7@...

Connelly, Jonie

6250 N. Harcourt Dr.

Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815

joniconnelly@...

691-3734

Conquergood, Bob

9401 Clarkview Pl

Hayden, ID 83835

bcnqrgd@...

Ewing, Vera & Ernie

2041 Avondale Lane

Hayden Lake, ID 83835

eewing33@...

vtaggart@...

Hackney, Carol

404 Portico Court

Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815

hackney228@...

664-7250

Harvey, Geoff & Donna

P.O. Box 1352

Hayden, ID 83835

ziggys@...

762-1246

Huender, Evelyn

7184 W. Riverview Dr

Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814

willemHi@...

McCain, Dwight

1130 E. Timberlane #7

Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814

d-mccain@...

Purdy, Janice

870 E. Northwood Ct

Hayden, ID 83835

janicepurdy@...

Rich, Ronn & Roberta

P.O. Box 2256

Coeur d'Alene, ID 83816

rrichsq@...

Ridge, Carol & Norm

9256 Finucane Dr.

Hayden, ID 83835

cdancr@...

Rostad, Asbjorn and Barb

14100 N. Ragged Ridge Rd

Post Falls, ID 83854

Asig777@...

Schneider, Betty

3623 W. Pineridge Dr

Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815

schneiderbetty@...

Sevdy, Howard

235 E. Honeysuckle Ave.

Hayden, ID 83835`

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Severtson, Jan

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Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814

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Sheroke, Chuck

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Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814

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Sturts, Shirley

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Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814

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Volk, Hilma

3209 N. 8th ST.

Coeur d'Alene, ID 83815

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Williams, Karen and Marv

13831 S. Hwy 97

Harrison, ID 83833

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#64 From: "Hilma Volk" <volkano@...>
Date: Fri Nov 16, 2007 2:01 am
Subject: Park & Ski tickets now available
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The Park and Ski Passes are now available at the following locations:

US  Forest Service, Fernan Ranger Station
Vertical Earth
Army-Navy
Ski Shack in Hayden
Rose Lake Store in Rose Lake. 
We will have them for sale at the next meeting on 12/4.
Fitness Fanatics may have them by now. Their number is 509-922-6080

Please designate Area 11.

Note: Idaho stickers are good in Washington. For Mt Spokan you Also need a grooming sticker for $31.00.

For information about Mt. Spokane x-country ski events, trail maps, permit information, trail conditions etc. go to www.selkirknordic.org


#63 From: "Hilma Volk" <volkano@...>
Date: Thu Oct 18, 2007 11:56 pm
Subject: October - November News
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Panhandle Nordic Ski and Snowshoe Club
October - November 2007


President's Message:

It is cooling down as the warm fall weather makes its exit to be replaced with cool weather and rain. Already the high mountain tops have been dusted once with an early snowfall. Many of us have put aside the hiking boots and are rummaging through the closets for the ski and snowshoe gear.

To bring you up to date, we completed a summer of hikes that ranged from the low hills around Fish Lake west of Spokane into peaks of the Selkirk Mountains in late August and September. Along the way were some bike and canoe trips. A few of us finished up with two hikes in British Columbia's Kokanee Glacier Park, revisiting the Slocan Chief Cabin and climbing towards the Silver Spray Chalet.

Meanwhile work has been underway at the Fourth of July area. A new bridge has been installed on the snowshoe trail and another will soon be in place. On Saturday, October 13th a large number of members participated in the annual work day. The snowshoe trail was cleared, logs were cleared from trails and cut for firewood, wet areas were drained and filled in the roads, the Loose Moose and Spencer's Ss trails were cleared of branches, the bench was stained at the warming hut and a landing was cleared for more equipment at the snow machine shed. It was a successful work day accomplishing many of the tasks on Skip and Van's long list.

It is time to look forward to the early season events. The Spokane Mountain Ski Patrol
Ski Swap will occur Saturday, October 26th at the Spokane County Fairgrounds off Broadway. A week later, November 3rd, the Lookout and Silver Mountain Ski Patrol Swap will be held at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds, while Fitness Fanatics will have its sale - Swap the same day at its store on Trent Avenue in the Spokane Valley.

These are great opportunities to find bargains on ski and snowshoe equipment of all kinds and, if you have kids, to re-outfit them as they grow without going broke. The lines can be long, but typically, there is not a rush for cross-country and snowshoe gear like there is for downhill ski gear. So unless shopping is your contact sport, take your time and show up mid-morning to noon for the ski swaps. It is a better policy to hit Fitness Fanatics early for the bargains on unused gear.

The initial
meeting of the Panhandle Nordic Ski and Snowshoe Club will be held, Tuesday, November 6th at 7:00 PM at the Fernan Ranger Station at the east end of Sherman Avenue.

For those of you new to the club, drive around in back of the building, enter the fenced parking area, take the steps down to the lower level and enter by the downstairs door. You will find us in the conference room to your left. We should have 2007-2008 Park & Ski passes for sale. Some trip planning will likely already be starting. After short business meeting consisting of reports of officers and committee heads, the monthly program will begin. The program is a cross-country ski film, which should fire us all up for the winter season and have us delivering snow chants to the passing clouds.

Goeff Harvey

Webmaster's Note: Regarding email. For those of of your who are not getting email I am adding a new system.

Those of you who are getting email do not need to do anything.

If you know someone who isn't getting email have them go to the Members' Email section. - The new form will be there by October 20.

http://www.panhandlenordicclub.com


Hilma


#62 From: "VAN D BENNETT" <trivan7@...>
Date: Wed Oct 10, 2007 1:39 pm
Subject: Re: Website Down
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nov 3 swap stuff for sale take in thur or fri
 
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What's the date of the swap at Fitness Fanatics?




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#60 From: "VAN D BENNETT" <trivan7@...>
Date: Tue Oct 9, 2007 2:00 pm
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ski swap nov at fitness fanatics  v
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I have changed web hosts. The website has been down since October 5.

I thought it would be a smooth transition but it is taking much longer than
I expected.

It should be up within a couple days.

Very frustrating since all my other websites and most of my other emails
are not working either. *&%*#@#%

Hilma








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#59 From: "Donna K and Geoff W Harvey" <ziggys@...>
Date: Tue Oct 9, 2007 3:28 am
Subject: Re: Website Down
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I am having huge trouble with Icehouse. Therefore, I am getting mail at    latah47@...
So it goes, I guess.  Life in cyber world.  ..d
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I have changed web hosts. The website has been down since October 5.

I thought it would be a smooth transition but it is taking much longer than
I expected.

It should be up within a couple days.

Very frustrating since all my other websites and most of my other emails
are not working either. *&%*#@#%

Hilma








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#58 From: "" <volkano@...>
Date: Tue Oct 9, 2007 1:44 am
Subject: Re: Website Down
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I have changed web hosts. The website has been down since October 5.

I thought it would be a smooth transition but it is taking much longer than
I expected.

It should be up within a couple days.

Very frustrating since all my other websites and most of my other emails
are not working either. *&%*#@#%

Hilma








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#57 From: "Claude Waring" <judnphil@...>
Date: Mon Oct 8, 2007 7:09 pm
Subject: Re: Work Day and 1st Meeting
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Hot dog! I'll be there!
Judy







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Date : Mon, 8 Oct 2007 08:54:31 -0700

From : "Donna K and Geoff W Harvey" <ziggys@...>

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Busy making cookies for work day for you and the others, Van. ...donna

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Sent: Monday, October 08, 2007 6:51 AM

Subject: Re: [panhandlenordic] Work Day and 1st Meeting







o k good excuse for not being there do expect you to join the club this year van

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Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2007 9:07 PM

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I would like to help but will be at a swimming meet in Sandpoint all day. Keep me posted.





Dave Barnes

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#56 From: "Donna K and Geoff W Harvey" <ziggys@...>
Date: Mon Oct 8, 2007 3:54 pm
Subject: Re: Work Day and 1st Meeting
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Busy making cookies for work day for you and the others, Van.  ...donna
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o k good excuse  for not being there do expect you to join the club this year   van
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I would like to help but will be at a swimming meet in Sandpoint all day.  Keep me posted.
 
 
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#55 From: "VAN D BENNETT" <trivan7@...>
Date: Mon Oct 8, 2007 1:51 pm
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o k good excuse  for not being there do expect you to join the club this year   van
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I would like to help but will be at a swimming meet in Sandpoint all day.  Keep me posted.
 
 
Dave Barnes
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#54 From: BarnesEnt@...
Date: Mon Oct 8, 2007 12:07 am
Subject: Re: Work Day and 1st Meeting
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I would like to help but will be at a swimming meet in Sandpoint all day.  Keep me posted.
 
 
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#53 From: "Donna K and Geoff W Harvey" <ziggys@...>
Date: Sun Oct 7, 2007 7:56 pm
Subject: Re: Work Day and 1st Meeting
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Everyone would like to see Champ.
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Hilma, would it be OK to bring my dog along for the work day?
Tim
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From: Hilma Volk
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 8:42 AM
Subject: [panhandlenordic] Work Day and 1st Meeting

The Panhandle Nordic Club is having a WORK DAY at 4th of July Pass on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 at 9 AM.

Please Attend. We NEED 15 people.

Meet at the 4th of July ski area parking lot. Bring work gloves,
lunch, water. Dress for the weather.

Van, Glenn, Forest Service people and others have been working very
hard to get the trails ready. Now WE NEED YOU.

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1st MEETING will be:

NOVEMBER 6, TUESDAY 7PM at the Fernan Ranger Station.

(The Forest Service building will not be used for elections this year
because it is not a major election year).

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IMPORTANT

Within a week you will receive an email that says CONFIRM YOUR
SUBSCRIPTION.

Please open that email and click on the link in order to continue
getting emails.

The reason is:

I am switching to an autoresponder (as soon as I figure out how to
work it) in hopes that more people will get the emails I send out.

I will also put a subscribe form on the website in the EMAIL section.

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A donation button will be added to the website so that people can
donate to our groomer fund.

www.panhandlenordicclub.com

Hilma Volk, webmaster


#52 From: <rrichsq@...>
Date: Sun Sep 30, 2007 6:15 pm
Subject: RE: Change of e-mail address
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Jim, from what Geoff said, Lost Trail Pass on the border of Montana and Idaho might fit those criteria. Nobody went with him last January, but he found a cheap place to stay and was able to downhill one day and cross-country the next. --Ronn


---- Jim McMillen wrote:

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Here it is...Can you think of places that have cheap lodging for cross
country or downhill skiing? A friend asked where to take her family..Jim



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[mailto:panhandlenordic@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of jsbeery
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To: panhandlenordic@yahoogroups.com
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would yousend me a message--not sure I am getting them!~!!!! thanks
On Nov 24, 2006, at 1:19 PM, kek@... wrote:


Did you receive a change of e-mail address for Kay Kindig? If not, please
make
the following change:
new e-mail address is: kek49@...

Thank you
K




#51 From: "Jim McMillen" <jim_mcmillen@...>
Date: Sat Sep 29, 2007 7:52 pm
Subject: RE: Change of e-mail address
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Here it is.….Can you think of places that have cheap lodging for cross country or downhill skiing?  A friend asked where to take her family….Jim

 

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would yousend me a message--not sure I am getting them!~!!!! thanks
On Nov 24, 2006, at 1:19 PM, kek@... wrote:


Did you receive a change of e-mail address for Kay Kindig? If not, please make
the following change:
new e-mail address is: kek49@...

Thank you
K


#50 From: jsbeery <jsbeery@...>
Date: Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:22 am
Subject: Re: Change of e-mail address
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would yousend  me a message--not sure I am getting them!~!!!! thanks
On Nov 24, 2006, at 1:19 PM, kek@... wrote:

>
>  Did you receive a change of e-mail address for Kay Kindig? If not,
> please make
>  the following change:
>  new e-mail address is:  kek49@...
>
>  Thank you
>  K
>
>
>

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