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1 LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION JUNE 2018 NEWSLETTER Inside this issue: March 2018 Minutes 2-3 2018 Labor Day Carnival 4-7 Park Operations & Sun- shine/Cloud Cover Report 8 Event Calendar 9 Event Fliers 10-13 For Sale Listing 14-15 Map 16 Office Information 17 Presidents Message: We had another great day for the Kids Fishing Rodeo. 114 Kids signed up to fish. I thought that I had planned a great new fishing schedule. However I used the schedule that last years fish were biting. This years fish had their own schedule, several member spent over an hour trying to catch fish with no luck. Most of our young fisher kids had enough time and patience to catch a fish. I would like to thank all of the parents, grandparents and all that help with the kids and their fishing lines. A BIG thank you to Jeannette Osburn and Tom Bizeau for all your help during the Rodeo. Jeannette jumped in at the last minute to assist with checking the kids in. Tom spent the morning netting the fish for the kids. Tom stated that he had never caught so many flying fish before. Thank you to Jeff & Christine Cole, Callie Travis, Krissy & Steve Remeto and Anna Bresette for helping cook chili, selling food and Raffle tickets and helping keep the Chili Cook-off running smoothly. Also Thank You to Tina Wood, Steve Remeto, Brandy Trunnell, Trevor Carterby, Justice and Snakyra Mendez and Kenna Lampe for helping with Bingo. We couldn’t have done any of the activities without the help from our Volunteers!
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LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION JUNE 2018 NEWSLETTER
Inside this issue:
March 2018 Minutes 2-3
2018 Labor Day Carnival 4-7
Park Operations & Sun-shine/Cloud Cover Report
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Event Calendar 9
Event Fliers 10-13
For Sale Listing 14-15
Map 16
Office Information 17
Presidents Message: We had another great day for the Kids Fishing Rodeo. 114 Kids signed up to fish. I thought that I had planned a great new fishing schedule. However I used the schedule that last years fish were biting. This years fish had their own schedule, several member spent over an hour trying to catch fish with no luck. Most of our young fisher kids had enough time and patience to catch a fish. I would like to thank all of the parents, grandparents and all that help with the kids and their fishing lines. A BIG thank you to Jeannette Osburn and Tom Bizeau for all your help during the Rodeo. Jeannette jumped in at the last minute to assist with checking the kids in. Tom spent the morning netting the fish for the kids. Tom stated that he had never caught so many flying fish before. Thank you to Jeff & Christine Cole, Callie Travis, Krissy & Steve Remeto and Anna Bresette for helping cook chili, selling food and Raffle tickets and helping keep the Chili Cook-off running smoothly. Also Thank You to Tina Wood, Steve Remeto, Brandy Trunnell, Trevor Carterby, Justice and Snakyra Mendez and Kenna Lampe for helping with Bingo.
We couldn’t have done any of the activities without the help from our Volunteers!
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LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION Open Board Meeting
March 17, 2018
Present: Patty Boyd, Greta Chehrehgosha, Donna Pfingston, Tim Kramer, Jason Moberg, John Tannehill.
Absent: Dee Clark, Steve Remeto, Greg Thomas -
The meeting was called to order at 10:02 am.
President Patty Boyd asked if there were any additions or corrections to the minutes from the last Open Board meeting. Hearing none, Patty asked for a motion to accept the minutes. Jason Moberg made the Mo-tion to accept the minutes as read. Tim Kramer seconded, with 6 - Yes votes and 0 - No votes motion car-ried.
Park Operations: Gary Dail gave report. Thank you to Andrew and Jake Oberholtzer and Jason Moberg and Jason Peterson for installing the new floats on the small fishing dock. Green Diamond will begin logging on the entry road this Wednesday. Please be cautious when driving to the gate. Green Diamond will repair the road when they are finished logging the area.
There were 134 water valves that have leaked since being installed and the company that installed them has replaced all the valves throughout the park. Three have failed since being replaced. Our warranty will be up in December. We will have a meeting with Don Hawks, US Electric and Bill Blaylock to get this settled. Bill Bell (D2-02 & 06) asked which valve are you talking about? Gary said the underground backflow valve. Gary checks the water output every morning, and if there is excess output, they go looking for the problem. So far there have been 159 dead trees cut down.
Reminder to Rangers to seal the logs that are peeled for use in the park. Leaving the bark intact encour-ages bugs and rot.
Treasurer's report: Greta Chehrehgosha gave report. Greta read a list consisting of twenty three (23) sites that need to be suspended as they are behind in their accounts. Greta made 23 separate motions to suspend this member until they are financially caught up. Motions made by Greta Chehrehgosha, and Jason Moberg seconded all 23 motions... With six (6) YES votes and 0 NO votes, for each motion, all motions car-ried.
Audit committee: Don Brewer gave report. Everything is on schedule.
By-Laws: Donna Pfingston gave report. The proposed new By-laws are in the March newsletter, along with absentee and proxy ballots. Absentee and proxy ballots must be in the office the day before the Annual meeting to be valid.
Building and Grounds: Jason Moberg gave report. Site inspections were done throughout the park on March 10. Letters will be going out to members whose sites need attention.
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Karen Jennings (C3- 20 & 22) asked what happens if they do not clean up their sites? Patty said letters go out with pictures of items that need to be cleaned up. There is a new by-law proposed that would cover charging a fee if park has to clean the sites. All 7 of the restrooms with roof issues have been finished.
Site Sales: Jason Moberg gave report. A couple of association sites are being cleaned up this weekend. Patty Boyd asks would it be beneficial for us to have a “feedback” form regarding issues on sites? Jake Oberholtzer (E2-06) says curb appeal wouldn’t hurt. We can also ask for feedback from potential buyers.
Fish & Lake: John Tannehill gave report. There will be a fish dump next week and the BIG fish will be planted the week after that. There will be a Silly Hat Contest again this year at the Fishing Derby. Darlene Dail (D1-2 & 4) asked when will the lake be closed? This Monday, March 19. John can put this on Face-book. Greta asks for donated items with camping theme for the small raffle. The big raffle will be two Adi-rondack rocking chairs and a propane fire pit. The coffee will be on at 5:00 am on Derby Sunday, with the Fisherman's Breakfast beginning at 7:00 am. Come and get the fluffiest pancakes this side of anywhere!
We will be putting on the Kids Fishing Rodeo on May 27th. There will be a bigger net this year and we are making the age limit 12 years old and younger. Get your little ones poles ready, set and go fish!
Fire & Safety: Jason Moberg gave report. We need fire hoses at least 50 feet long with a 2” screw-on connection. We have 28 hydrants in the park.
We have a bid for installing new gutters on the lodge. Jake Oberholtzer is concerned about the pine nee-dles; will there be a guard on the gutters? We can install that later. Jason Moberg made motion to accept bid from All Around to put gutters on the lodge. Greta Chehrehgosha seconded. With 6 - YES votes and 0 - NO votes, motion carried.
Step right up! There will be a Carnival planning meeting at 12:30 in the lodge today. Bill and Fatty will once again be our grill masters, Greta Chehrehgosha will be running the raffles and Karen Jennings will be doing the kids games. It promises to be a grand time for all!
Patty explained the procedures for the suspension appeal requested by a member. There will be a different agenda for that meeting; the reports will be at the end so voting can take place. Statements from both sides are in the March newsletter, along with absentee and proxy ballots.
Karen Jennings says her husband John wants to know why there is a $100.00 fee for black water holding tanks? It is an application fee and is nonrefundable.
Meeting adjourned at 11:05 am.
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Patty Boyd, President Donna Pfingston, Secretary
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Hi There!, to all the Lake Trask Community and all of us who love camping, the outdoors and fun. I want to introduce myself and tell you a little bit about, myself and our Kids Day and Carnival, we have on Labor Day Weekend, this year September 2. My name is Karen Jennings and my husband is Jon, who helps with all the BBQ’s and Breakfasts, we have two lots on Blackberry with our two wiener dogs Katie and Masie. We purchased three months before the lake closed for the up-grades to the power and the water. We are thrilled the lake has turned out so beautiful. We love the lake and live on a great loop. I am also our loop repre-sentative. I believe in community and was brought up that we give back to our community more than we take. To help keep it safe, clean, and to know and help your neighbors. What a great thing to teach our children. I’ve been involved in our local churches Harvest Festival for several years doing the same thing and with our Vacation Bible School, and I am now helping here at the lake with Kids Carnival. This year I wanted to let you know I am looking for volunteers now, to help get ready for the carnival. There are several changes this year from the past. We have 28 game booths and or events planned and I am looking for those who like to have fun, to decorate that morning and to watch the games for a few hours on the 2nd. There is a booth decorating contest, winner dinner for two in Shelton gift certificate. There will be several family games and activities. The prices for some of the games have gone up, but again some are free. For those games that cost a bit more, the prizes are a step up as well. We are bringing back our jail, adding a new selfie photo booth, water balloon fun games and will have a fire truck in front of the lodge by the jail. We have a tug of war planned. If you are planning on this event, sign up is now. Contact me. We have a paddle boat race planned, again, sign up is now. Contact me. The dunk tank is back, cotton candy popcorn, and our BBQ with the great Fries that only Bill Von Essen can make this way. Children's Parade. Dress your dog, your bike, your wagon. Winner 1-2-3- prize, but all will get something. Register now. Starts at 10:30 pool to lodge. Pie Eating Contest, not how much, how fast. Register now, contact me. I need someone to also make a commitment to sell ice cream from the snack shack. Contact me now at E-mail: [email protected] This will be a great day for the entire family not just the kids. There will be much going on. To make this a great day, we need your help. It will only be as good as those who are willing to help make this a great time for the kids before they go back to school. This is an old fashioned kids carnival. To work in a booth you need to be 18 or over. There are things for the teens to do as well as the little ones. If you are want to work a booth with a parent you can be 16-17 as well. But someone 18 or older needs to be in the booth at all times. Please contact me and let me know which booth you want to do. Remember, decorating and working it. Lets make this a great day for our kids before they go back to school. Thank you, Karen Jennings
****Follow us on Facebook - Lake Trask Carnival**** https://www.facebook.com/groups/438612979899782/
Every September we have our year end carnival. This year member Karen Jennings has stepped up to run the carnival (thank you very much Karen). She is working hard creating new game and actives, but she can not do it with our
volunteers. The following is a letter from Karen, introducing herself and sharing many her thoughts and ideas for our carnival.
Patty Boyd
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GAME VOLUNTEER NEEDED
1. First Aid TAKEN
2. Dunk Tank TAKEN
3. Face painting NEED 1 MORE VOLUNTEER
4. Monstrous Bubble
5. Fishing NEED 2 VOLUNTEERS
6. Duck Pond
7. Ball Pit
8. Dinosaur Dig
9. Selfie photo booth NEED 2 VOLUNTEERS
10. Bubble Painting
11. Gutter Blaster Boats
12. Spin for Candy or Prize
13. Giant Ker Plunk
14. Sling it Cans
15. Kissing Booth - (Guess How many chocolate Kisses there are)
16. Ring Toss
17. Milk Bottles
18. Bushel Basket Ball Shoot
19. Bean Bag Toss
20. Angry Birds
21. Ping Pong Balls Down
22. Batting Practice with Water Balloons
23. Limbo Pole Competition (Need organizer)
24. Wet Sponge Relay
25. Tug of War (Need an organizer)
26. Kids Parade (Need an organizer)
27. Snack Shack Sell Ice Cream
28. Rock Painting TAKEN
29. Jailer (in charge of the jail) - Kids put their parents in jail, bail is carnival tickets.
30. Cake Walk TAKEN
31. Dunk Tank TAKEN
WE NEED EASY UPS TO GO OVER THE BOOTHS, JUST THE TOPS.
WE NEED SHADE FROM THE SUN OR COVER FROM THE RAIN.
ITS JUST FROM 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM THE DAY OF THE EVENT.
GAMES FOR KIDS CARNIVAL 2018 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED - CONTACT KAREN JENNINGS WITH QUESTIONS -
E-MAIL [email protected]
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WANT TO JOIN OUR TEAM ?
SIGN MAKER & MANAGER
MAKE SIGNS.
PUT UP SIGNS.
TAKE DOWN SIGNS.
STORE SIGNS FOR NEXT YEAR.
PRIZE MANAGER
DISTRIBUTES PRIZES TO BOOTHS.
KEEP PRIZES STOCKED DURING THE DAY.
PRIZES ARE DISPLAYED AND HUNG UP IN THE BOOTHS.
AT END OF DAY COLLECT ALL EXTRA PRIZES, INVENTORY
AND BOX UP PRIZES FOR NEXT YEAR.
TICKET MANAGER
SELL TICKETS IN TICKET BOOTH. (COORDINATE WITH PATTY).
DAY AFTER EVENT
MEET AND GO OVER PROFITS MADE.
EVERYONE WILL HELP WRITE THANK YOU NOTES.
CONTACT KAREN NOW AT E-MAIL: [email protected]
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SUNSHINE/CLOUD COVER REPORT:
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS:
A5-01 - Garry & Joleen Hughes
Timothy & Rachel Hayden - A6-06
Linda Gibson-Gomez - A7-01
Mark Hayes - A7-17
David Duffy - A7-22
Kristin & Krystian Derda - A9-02
Randy & Tami Layton - A8 - 11 & 13
Kyle Strutz - A9-33
Tanner & Tashia Konrad - B3-30
Scott & Machael Scribner - C5-07
Richard & Sandra Peebles - C5-25
Greg Heier, Jean Heier, Pam Heier and John Powers - E2-22
ATTENTION MEMBERS:
THEFT OF ELECTRIC IS IMMEDIATE SUSPENSION OF YOUR MEMBERSHIP UNTIL FURTHER INVESTIGATION IS COMPLETED.
Park Operations:
Make sure if you are doing any building or structure work on your site make sure you have submitted a building permit and a Green Construction permit posted on your site before you start.
If you have any dead trees on your site please mark them and make out a work order letting me know where they are so I can get the logger out to get the trees cut down.
Lake Trask is no longer taking trailers from members to dispose of them as we no longer have an outlet to get rid of them.
When you go fishing and you catch a fish with a tag on it please come to the office and let us know what the number on the tag is as we had 15 big fish tagged for the derby and only one tagged fish was caught in the derby.
A reminder tailgating in and out the gate is not allowed this is a $100 fine we are starting to get busy and it is important that you follow the rules as we are watching for violations.
When you come up to the entrance gate and a car is going thru don’t get close to them as there is a monitor in the ground that senses the vehicle going thru the gate and if you are to close to them the sensor will think it is the same vehicle going thru the gate and will not close until is senses a gap between vehicles. You need to stop before you get to the card reader and let the vehicle clear and the gate will work fine.
We are starting our busy time in the park and it is really important that you follow the speed limits in the
park and the road to and from the park. There are people walking around the park and children playing in the park and we don’t need to have anyone injured by speeding vehicles and ATV’s we are here to relax and not be in a hurry for anything.
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LTTTA EVENT 2018 CALENDAR
June 16th
Open Board Meeting - 11:00 am
July 21st
Open Board Meeting - 11:00 am
LTTTA Community Yard Sale and Craft Fair - 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Membership Volunteer Appreciation Barbeque/potluck - 11:00 am
Movie on the Beach - 8:00 pm
August 18th
Open Board Meeting - 11:00 am
Taste of Lake Trask - Time To Be Announced
Bingo - 7:00 pm
September 1st Annual Membership Meeting & Elections - 1:00 pm
Bingo - 7:00 pm
September 2nd
Kids Parade - 10:30 am - (Line up at 10:15 am)
Carnival - 11:00 am
Barbeque - 11:00 am
Movie - 8:30 pm
Texas Hold’em - Time To Be Announced
October 20th Board Meeting - 11:00 am
Loop-Rep luncheon/Meeting - 12:00 pm
November 17th Board Meeting - 11:00 am
December No Board Meetings
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Lake Trask Lodge Make Over :
There will be a meeting for those who would like to help update the Lodge on June 16th at 1:00 pm at the Lodge.
If you need more information, have ideas to share or would like to volunteer please contact me (Karen Jennings)
at e-mail - [email protected]
Check out the Lake Trask Lodge Make Over Facebook page for more information -
https://www.facebook.com/groups/157391751765633
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LAKE TRASK
MEMBERSHIP VOLUNTEER APPRECTION
JULY
21st
SA
TU
RD
AY
11:00 am -
2:00 pm
HAMBURGERS , HOTDOGS AND
DRINKS PROVIDED.
PLEASE BRING A SIDE DISH AND A DESSERT
AND THANK THOSE THAT VOLUNTEER.
Movie AT the LODGE - 8:00 pm
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VENDORS NEEDED - PLEASE REGISTER WITH THE OFFICE - $5.00 PER VENDOR. (TABLES ARE LIMITED SO PLEASE PLAN ON BRINGING YOUR OWN).
WE WILL ALSO HAVE A BOOTH SET UP SELLING AND TAKING ORDERS FOR LAKE TRASK LOGO WEAR.
JULY 21st
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LAKE TRASK PHOTO CONTEST
Get your cameras ready and give us your best shot!
Three Categories
Family/People
Landscape/Nature
Animals/Wildlife
Members are asked to turn in a framed 8 x 10 photo by August 15, 2018.
Photos will be voted on by the Members on Labor Day weekend. The winner will be announced during the raffle drawing at the carnival.
All photos will remain as part of the Lodge décor. Photo Contest will run from November 1, 2017 to August 15, 2018.
All Photos entered must have been taken at Lake Trask.
Landscape/Nature Family/People
Animals/Wildlife
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LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION
ASSOCIATION SITES FOR SALE
A5-07 - SPRUCE - $13,000.00 B6-06 - ELDERBERRY -
A6-02 - SALAL/SPRUCE - $15,000.00 B6-22 - ELDERBERRY - $11,000.00
A6-06 - SALAL/SPRUCE - C1-04 - ALDER - $13,000.00
A6-27 - SALAL/SPRUCE - $7,000.00 C1-06 - ALDER - $13,000.00
A6-29 - SALAL/SPRUCE - $7,000.00 C4-13 - BEECH - $11,000.00
A7-03 - OAK - $8,000.00 C4-24 - BEECH - $7,000.00
A7-22 - OAK - C5-02 - JUNIPER - $9,000.00
B2-30 - HUCKLEBERRY - $10,000.00 C5-07 - JUNIPER -
B2-31 - HUCKLEBERRY - $12,000.00 E2-22 – MAPLE -
B2-33 - HUCKLEBERRY -$12,000.00 E3-04 - CATTAIL -$13,000.00
B4-05 - WALNUT- $12,000.00 E3-05 - CATTAIL - $13,000.00
B4-07 - WALNUT - $11,000.00 E5-21 - CATTAIL - $11,000.00
B5-03 - FOREST - $8,000.00 E3-06 - CATTAIL - $11,000.00
B5-07 - FOREST - $13,000.00
B5-09 - FOREST - $13,000.00
B5-12 - FOREST - $15,000.00
B5-14 - FOREST - $13,000.00
***ALL SITES HAVE ELECTRIC AND WATER***
**THE ASSOCIATION IS OFFERING CURRENT MEMBERS A FINDERS FEE OF $100.00 FOR REFERRING A NEW MEMBER PURCHASING AN ASSOCIATION SITE.**
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A1-40 PINE - $12,000.00 - Price Reduced
Approved Fire Pit, Rough Lake View. Walking distance to lake, shower and bathroom.
Comes with (1) Trailer and (1) 5th Wheel
*BRIAN - 253-732-5227
*Offering current members a $100.00 Finders Fee
A5-02 - SPRUCE - $8,200.00 –CASH
Natural wooded site, close to the lake beach, dock and Lodge.
*GARY- 425-422-1730
*Offering current members a $100.00 Finders Fee
A7-34 & A7-36 OAK - $20,000.00 OBO
Lots located between Oak & Hemlock. 4 trailers , Large tarped area, dog run, and storage sheds.
*MYRA - 206-763-8047
*NEW - B2-27 - HUCKLEBERRY - $19,000.00 CASH
Approved Fire pit, Near Bathrooms. Nicely Landscaped. Camper Included
*ROY - 253-839-0266
*Offering current members a $100.00 Finders Fee
C3-02 & 04 - BLACKBERRY - $38,000.00 - CASH
Shed, up to date fire pit, new rock wall, three trailer hook-ups, site cleared for covered
picnic area. Pull thru for large RV’s.
*JAN - 360-479-2658
D1-07 - LAKE - $15,000 - CASH
Trailer included.
*KARRIE - 509-378-7871
*NEW - D2-03 - FERN - $10,000.00 OBO
Nice size lot with view of the lake, approved fire pit. 33ft -1998 Mallard Trails with tip out. Needs work.
Room for parking, survey completed.
*CARTER OR BARB - 360-490-7083 EMAIL: [email protected]
*Offering current members a $100.00 Finders Fee
D2-05 FERN - $20,000 Cash
Large Corner lot with approved fire pit. And Storage shed. Close to the Lake.
Pull out old trailers and put your newer one in. A lot you can do to improve or enjoy it as we did.
Room for additional parking or another trailer. Paddle boat included.
*RICHARD - 360-509-8113
*Offering current members a $100.00 Finders Fee
*NEW - D3–13 & 15 TIMBER - $23,000.00 CASH -PRICE NEG. /OBO
Approved Fire Pit, Deck, RV Cover,
Fire Wood Storage, 2 Sheds, Next to Bathroom.
24’ Terry Trailer stays.
*BRAD & DONNA - 253-278-7099 EMAIL - [email protected]
*Offering current members a $200.00 Finders Fee
* NEW - E3-11 CATTAIL -$9,000.00 - OBO
50% Cleared large site, near bathroom with showers. Awesome neighbors!
Bring your ideas and make your home away from home.
*JASON –253-549-8410 EMAIL - [email protected]
*Offering current members a $100.00 Finders Fee
PRICED REDUCED - E5-03 & 04 - CATTAIL - $7,000.00 - OBO - CASH
2 large sites, close to bathroom.
*DANNE - 360-265-9556
*E2 - 07 & 08 MAPLE *PRICE REDUCED - $24,000.00 OBO
E2-07 has full outside kitchen w/on demand hot
and cold water heater, 2 trailers w/full size bed and bunk beds, fire pit.
E2-08 large site, trailer ready w/fire pit.
Next to bathrooms with showers and ATV gate.
WILL NOT SPLIT SITES.
*MONA OR STEVE - 206-853-0601
Email: [email protected]
*Offering current members a $100.00 Finders Fee
E5-19 &20 CATTAIL - $20,000.00 CASH
“Sundown” 2 lots at top of the park on Cattail. View of the Olympics and sunset.
Approved fire pit. Trailer space. Short trail to the restroom & showers.
Circular through driveway.
*LARRY & ROSE - 360-373-7524
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W e ’re o n th e w e b !
WEBSITE: www.laketrask.org or www.laketrask.com
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lake-Trask-Timber-Trails-Association/406739186079643
https://www.facebook.com/Lake-Trask-Rocks-1954299494841472
Check out the Lake Trask Facebook Site Sales Page
www.facebook.com/groups/1091196634294680/
LAKE TRASK TIMBER TRAILS ASSOCIATION
Monday OFFICE CLOSED
Tuesday OFFICE CLOSED
Wednesday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
OFFICE HOURS
OFFICE CLOSED FOR LUNCH 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
BOOKKEEPER HOURS
Wednesday - 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Email: [email protected]
Mailing Address: PO Box B
Shelton WA 98584
Physical Address:
East 1101 Lake Trask Drive
Grapeview, Washington 98546
Phone: 360-426-5692 Fax: 360-426-0173
E-mail:
**NOW ACCEPTING CASH PAYMENTS FOR ALL YEARLY BILLING STATEMENTS.**
(ELECTRICAL/WATER ASSESSMENT, DUES AND UTILITIES USAGE).
NOTE** When coming to the Office to make a payment or purchase something in the office. Please try and bring correct amount when paying bills. Or small bills. Please do not bring 20’s, 50’s & 100’s to the Office.
THANK YOU!
