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THE PRESIDENT'S DESK

Dear Fellow Members,

In the beginning we remember a tipsy old barn,a once proud Victorian ranch house, an afterthoughtstructure laden with dust and. strewn with saddles,reins and ranch gear, a hunkhouse for departed cow-boys long dispossessed, by clucking hens and otherfarm-yard animals. \Ve remember an old windmillnoiu overgrown by sturdy, beautiful wisteria, and werecall the sometimes muddy, always dusty roadsleading to this depository for all hinds of dchris.

This was the scene to greet our first members. Hutsomething rather strange, and wonderful began tohappen from the very start. Our families shared ourdream and were ready and willing to extend thenecessary helping hand of invitations to friends,neighbors and associates, from this humble begin-ning we. received stimulation and help on all sides tomold the character and set. the pattern for the futureof our participation together. Yet the job is never-ending. Families move away, circumstances alter andthe passage of time decimates.

Thus we. continue to seek your aid. New friendsare made in an expanding circle. If you like them,'tie. all will, so retell our dreams and aspirations in a\Ontintling search for those who mill help us all tomemorialize a companionable, neighborly, helpful'way of life.' Keep our mainstream pulsating withrenewed energy—use your right to sponsor!

Currently tve are a little proud. Our (lolf Courseis playable and awaiting your pleasure. Our ownRancho Sierra Construction Company is buildingmany new Ranch Judges for memorable vacationperiods with all new lodges typifying the finest intraditional western architecture. Just, in the last fewyears we've added measurably to our entire facility,nor is our promise to you ever out of mint! that withyour continued fine support we can all biiilil togetherone of America's finest all-purpose recreational Clubs.With our present, assurance of Feather River waterjust around the corner we may all plan for a greatermore abundant future than ever before in our history.

Finally, may I extend to one. and all the warm per-sonal regard fell by the Board of Directors, theirfamilies and myself for the dedication and loyaltyshown our Club throughout the period of yourmembership.

Russell T. Biirnham

NEWEXPLORER GOLF MEMBERSHIP

The Board of Directors is pleased to announcethe availability of a new classif ication of GolfMembership. Now, you and your family canenjoy unlimited use of our golf course with nogreen fees. Cost of the Explorer membership isonly $100.00 and $18.00 per month dues.

For further information, call the Glendale officeand we'll be happy to explain the entire pro-gram. As there is only a limited number of thesememberships available, it would be wise toreserve yours early.

WHAT'S NEWAT

LAKE ELIZABETH

We are pleased to report that the latest infor-mation with regard to the Feather RiverProject, indicated that water should be deliv-ered to our area by 1970-71. This is greatnews for all of us as many of our futureprojects and development are dependentupon an excess amount of water.

San Franciscito Expressway, soon to open!Where have we heard that before-? We havebeen assured by the Hughes-Elizabeth Cham-ber of Commerce that this long awaitedproject will be completed by late 1968.

Plans are in the making for opening a Skeetand Trap range this spring. Instruction in theproper use of firearms will be made a part ofthe program and strict enforcement of allrules will be bbserved. All members that areinterested in this program should leave theirnames at the clubhouse in order that ade-quate facilities can be planned.

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS,„.., ,„,.- : ,,„-..-.,,,.,„,.;-. .-p"-- ..-.-, •;•-.-.;;-;::--^rr;.".-.--.j—r^-rr--^.- ;••• ' •':<• v~ "":/•

Feb. llth ^VALENTINE DANCE(Buffet and Dancing) : •

Mar. 18th ST. PATRICKS DAY DANCE(Hard Times Costumes • Prizes • Buffet)

Mar.26th EASTER SUNDAY(Easter Egg Hunt at 12:00 • Parade • Ham Dinner)

Apr. 22nd WILD FLOWER DANCE(Talent Contest * Prizes)

Apr. 22nd RANCH & GOLF MEMBER GOLFTOURNAMENT

May 13th 1ST FIESTA DAY(Outdoor Barbeque -Special Events)

May 27th MOONLIGHT TRAIL RIDE(Hayride • Horseback Riding • Fun)

June 10th 2ND FIESTA DAYJune 24th MOONLIGHT TRAIL RIDEJuly 4th INDEPENDENCE DAY

(Outdoor Barbeque • Special Schedule of Events)July 15th MID-SUMMER DANCE

(Don't miss this one!) .July 22nd MOONLIGHT TRAIL RiDE

(Lots of FUN for everyone)Aug. 5th FIESTA DAY

(Last one of the year. Don't miss it!)Aug. 19th MOONLIGHT TRAIL RIDESept. 4th LABOR DAY ,

(Selection of Miss Lake Elizabeth of 1967, andMiss and Mr. Wading Pool (Toddlers undersix years.) •— Prizes awarded and special

.;.-: ' schedule of events.) : ;Sept. 16th MOONLIGHT TRAIL RIDE

(Last ride of the year and the best one!)Oct. 28th "'HALLOWEEN DANCE

RANCH & GOLF MEMBERGOLF TOURNAMENT

^ (Costumes • Fun • Prizes) ;Nov. llth HARVEST MOON DANCE

(Annual Formal Dance • Buffet • Waltz Contest)Nov. 23rd THANKSGIVING DAY

(Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner with all the trimmings.)Dec. 16th CHRISTMAS PARTY

(Santa Claus and Christmas Carols)Dec. 31st NEW YEARS EVE

..,',; (Music • Noise Makers • Auld Lang Syne)

GENERAL IN. RMATIONCLUBHOUSE FACILITIES OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR

RANCH LODGESIncrease the pleasure of your visit to the club by staying in one of ourMember-owned lodges.The lodges are comfortable and completely equipped except for linens.Lodges have fireplaces and wood is available at the clubhouse.

RATESFirst 2 Adults—each $4.00 per dayEach additional adult 3.50 per dayTeens (12 to 21) 3.00 per dayChildren (3 to 12) 1.50 per dayBabies (under 3) no chargeMinimum

$10.00 — Saturdays and days before holidays.8.00 — Week days.

Check-in time: ;3:00 P.M.Check-out time: '2:00 P.M.

/•"~~ • For maid service, add $6.00fto the above prices.

MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS THRU THEGLENDALE OFFICE

CALL 241-5179 CODE 213

DINING ROOM AND SNACK BARON SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, ranch style dinners served at moderateprices. Specials for children under 12.ON WEEKDAYS AND SATURDAY, a la carte menu features steak, lobster,chops and shrimp.SNACK BAR is open seven days a week specializing in sandwiches,snacks, desserts and ice cream.HOURS OF OPERATION are posted in the dining room.BANQUETS AND PRIVATE PARTIES may be arranged thru the Glendaleoffice. We encourage all such events except on Sundays and holidays.

GOLF COURSERanch Club Members are invited to get in the "swing" of things at LakeElizabeth Golf Club. You and your guests will enjoy the challengingcourse or may prefer just to "whack" a few on the driving range Wehave golf clubs available.

GOLF COURSE ATTIRE1. Golf shoes or smooth soled shoes. (No boots)2. Sport shirts, slacks or walking shorts for men. (No Jeans)3. Skirts or knee length Bermudas for women.9(-"-F LESSONS for groups or individuals may be arranged with the

HORSEBACK RIDINGNothing provides more healthy enjoyment than horseback riding. Thetrails at the Ranch Club provide the finest riding anywhere and no viewis more exciting than from the saddle of a horse. We have horses forbeginners and experts.

RATES$1.75 First Hour

$1.25 each Additional HourRIDING LESSONS for groups or individuals are available at a nominalprice. Make your arrangements at the clubhouse or call the Glendaleoffice for information.

SWIMMINGOpen in the spring and throughout the summer season, we offer mem-bers and their guests, swimming in our Olympic size pool. Helpful,courteous, certificated lifeguards are on the alert to assist adults andchildren at ail times.

POOL HOURS10:00 AM to 6:00 PM — Weekdays, Sundays and Holidays10:00 AM to 8:00 PM — Saturdays

SWIMMING LESSONS for groups or individuals are available at a nominalprice. Make your arrangements with the pool manager or call theGlendale office for information.

SPECIAL EVENTSFIESTA DAYS: Bring the family and friends to a Fiesta Day. Tender, de-licious steer barbeque roasted in our outdoor pit and served in thepicnic area. Games and contests for everyone and the ceremony of thePinata for the children. A'Fiesta Day is an unforgettable experience. TheFun and Games start at 11:00 AM and the Barbeque is served all daystarting at 12:00 noon.MOONLIGHT TRAIL RIDES: These parties are fun for the entire family.There is horseback riding, hayrides and an outdoor wiener roast. Only$1.75 per person. The first trail party leaves at 7:30 PM.CHUCK WAGON BREAKFAST RIDES: Every Sunday from May thru Sept.17th, we will have a trail ride and "old fashioned" Chuck Wagon Break-fast, served on the trail. Everyone has a wonderful time and plenty to eatfor only $2.75 per person. The gang leaves the clubhouse at 8:00 AM.We'll see you there!DANCING: There is Ballroom, Square and Folk Dancing Saturday nightand Sunday afternoon throughout the year.

GENERAL CLUB RULES• Please park at designated areas only.• Outdoor cooking and picnicking at designated areas only.• Camping, Hunting or unauthorized use of firearms not permitted on

Ranch property.• State fishing licenses are required.• Complete rules and regulations are posted in the clubhouse.

Thank you.

319 North Central Avenue, Glendale, California 91203 • Office Phone: Citrus 1-5179 • Clubhouse Phone: Lake Hughes 9521

FACILITIES AVAILABLE TO MEMBERSArchery • Badminton • Basketball • Baseball • Barbeque • Croquet • PingPong • Horseshoes • Handball • Hiking • Hunting • Fishing • Volleyball• Riding • Tennis • Golf • Skeet and Trap • Dancing • Swimming •

licking • Shuffleboard • and many more.

Golf Course — Driving Range • At Pro Shop, Lake Hughes 3411