All Trail Rider meetings begin around 3:00 pm and are over when they're over. A donation of $1.00 requested per person to help pay for the snacks and sodas.

“Miss” Teresa invites all ladies of the Trail Riders to come and enjoy each and watch great western movies.

•   Trail Rider Lincoln Bond, our resident Cowboy Magician, is available for entertainment for kids and/or adults. He can be reached at (661) 298-4081.

•   Chuck “Preacher” Edmonson and has written two books, "Peacemaker of the Pecos" and "Prodical of the Pecos." He can be contacted at: PO Box 1902 Poulsbo, WA 98370-0280. Book prices are $10.00 each.

•   “Miss” Joyce Harding uncovered a pair of boots owned by our late Honored Member, Pierce Lyden. They are Tony Lama's size 8 1/2 made out of Stingray leather. The original price was $600. They are very slightly worn and can be a very good buy. If you are interested, contact or call Pat “Stoney” Bousquet or “Miss” Joyce Harding and make an offer. Stoneys number is (805) 527-9653.

Tell 'em you heard about 'em on the Trail Riders of the West website!

We still have some brass belt buckles for sale. They have the Trail Riders logo, are very attractive and are priced at only $22 each. CLICK HERE to order your genuine Trail Riders of the West belt buckle.

•   REMEMBER  •   Any and all news is appreciated and welcome at all times and... if you have any photographs for us to put on this website, please send them in JPEG or GIF format to us at our email address: trailridersofthewest@gmail.com

•   The time has come to say "Farewell" to Rick “Texas Red” Tucker and “Miss” Julie. They have decided to live in Texas, El Paso to be exact. The have family there and are looking forward to seeing them again.

A party was held at the Elks Lodge, November 22nd. "Texas Red" group played and entertained all of us for several hours. It was a real good farewell party. "Texas Red" and "Miss" Julie will be missed.

•   We received news that George "Carolina" Coan passed away on October 28th. It was a real sad note. George was very much into the western way. He also edited a newsletter, "The Old Cowboy Picture Show," an outstanding collection of the lives of Western notables, both historical and current. It also included events in the western musical world in Branson, Missouri.

There will be one last issue this month. It should be a collector's item.

For our December 3rd meeting, we are having a "White Elephant Exchange." (White Elephant means funny, unusual or strange; NOT mean!) This is always fun!

On December 8th we are getting together at Corrigan's Steak House for lunch. The time is 12:30 pm for lunch and our gift exchange following. The gift should not exceed $10. Ladies bringing a gift for the ladies and men for men.

Yours truly Dusty, is now in doctor's sorta care. I will keep you posted as to my progress.

Happy Trails and Warm Campfires!
“Dusty”