On April 5th members gathered in Guthrie at Pioneer RV Park for breakfast and a quick meeting. Thanks for the muffins and rolls, Gary.
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Butler was able to arrange access to the river through a fellow 4 wheeler (a Jeep owner - they’re not all bad!) and the river was planned for Sunday. In exchange for their generosity the Jeepers joined us for our outing on Gary’s land.
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arrangements for the trip to Grand Lake (Disney, Oklahoma) with the Heartland International and Bi-State Binder clubs. The outing has been planned for May 30, 31, and June 1. To rock climb at the off-road park it’s recommended that you be equipped with at least 33” tires and lockers. The park offers more than rock climbing and everyone, stock and modified, will be able to get around. The area is fairly open, offering opportunities for watching the rock climbers if you choose. At the annual meeting, John Alexander had offered use of land he owns for a club outing. The outing will be scheduled for some time this year. The land is between SE 59th and SE 74th. A workday will be planned to |
remove some trees and debris (this was later planned for May 4th). Anyone able to help on the clean-up day should bring a chainsaw and gloves. There is an RV Park approximately 4 miles from the land. John has talked to the manager who will be able to accommodate RVs and tents.
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and 3 Jeeps. One hill presented a little bit of a challenge to some and unique body changes to others. Justin Biggers was jumped from behind by a tree that put a pretty good dent in the rear quarter panel. In the process of continuing the march to be King of the Hill, Justin’s wife got pretty excited when he went for revenge and nearly took out another tree. Everyone made it up the hill but George needed repairs to the starter after shutting it off at the top. We then found a ravine with some rocks that presented a pretty fair challenge. George had to give it up when he lowered his springs (it was later discovered that he also broke a hub) and Jack McClary never was able to try it. While waiting his turn he noticed that his u-joint was out in the short side of the front axle.
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it was a beautiful day for wheelin’. Everyone headed back to camp and went separate ways shortly after lunch.
Removing some of the natural camo picked up at Taber's
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Southwest Scouts Trip to the River April 6, 2003
Like Father, Like Daughter
Photos provided by Al & Nona Evitts
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NOTE: Membership is down 56% - If you know someone who is not listed in this or the March newsletter, they have not renewed and will not receive this mailing. We'd like to know reasons for non-renewal. It could be those former members have just forgotten. A reminder was included with the last newsletter. We'd ask that you please contact those former members and let us know what their reasons for non-renewal are. This club is for the members and would like to provide activities and outings of interest to all. Please give us some feedback. Thanks for your help |
SOUTHWEST SCOUTS
OUTING MAY 30, 31 & JUNE 1
IN CONJUNCTION WITH
HEARTLAND INTERNATIONAL & BI-STATE BINDERS DISNEY, OKLA GRAND LAKE AREA OFF-ROAD PARK The clubs will gather in Disney. Some will be staying at Rogers Cabins 918-435-4540 others at Hogan's Off-Road Park 918-435-2737 |
SOUTHWEST SCOUTS HAS POSTPONED THE
OUTING SCHEDULED FOR JUNE 6, 7, & 8 ON JOHN ALEXANDER'S PROPERTY Directions: Take I-40 East to the Peevely exit. Go north to 74th Street. Go east on 74th to Luther Road. Go 1/4 mile north, entrance will be on the left side. KAO Kampground Kamping Kabins 6200 S. Choctaw Road Choctaw, OK 73020 405-391-5000 |
Is there a parade or show and shine in your town that you'd like to invite the club to participate in?
Let us know about it and we'll provide a list in the newsletter for anyone who'd want to get away
for a day or the weekend.