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R ITZ H OSPITALITY Your Travel & Entertainment Magazine

Spring/Summer 2018

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Ontario Eighteenth annual America’s Global Village Festival June 2nd, 2018 in Lions Park, Ontario, OR

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What’s Inside Accommodations Best Western Rama Inn of Ephrata! ........................... 10 Ocean Terrace Condominiums ................................... 11 Nelson’s Cottages ....................................................... 23

Community Welcome To Ontario, Oregon Home of “America’s Global Village Festival” ............. 10 Laramie, Wyoming ...................................................... 18 Saratoga/Platte Valley ................................................ 19 Coffeyville, Kansas ...................................................... 20 Welcome to Beulah, North Dakota ............................. 21 Elk City, Oklahoma Where the Roads to the Past and Future Meet! ......... 22

Recreation Oregon State Parks beckon from just over the border ............................................. 9 The Dude Ranchers’ Association ............................... 16 Discovering The Grand Canyon .................................. 17 Springs of Healing ...................................................... 18

Departments Publisher Information ................................................... 6 Marketplace ................................................................ 24 Advertiser Index .......................................................... 25 Wetland on a cloudy day in Washington State. Photo courtesy of USDA NRCS.

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Oregon State Parks beckon from just over the border

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t’s not such a long cast to your next fishing vacation at an Oregon State Park. Several parks are just over the border, offering premier fishing, boating, camping and proximity to nearby attractions — all at an affordable rate and with Oregon’s renowned hospitality. Farewell Bend State Park sits on Brownlee Reservoir, popular each spring for its large and plentiful catfish, as well as bass and crappie. Just 1½ hours west of Boise on the Idaho-Oregon border, the park is also a popular base camp for hunters each October and November. Visitors can camp in electrical sites, tent sites or one of two rustic log cabins. Lake Owyhee State Park, a desert oasis just two hours west of Boise, boasts fantastic fishing each spring, especially smallmouth and largemouth bass and black crappie. The 54 mile-long reservoir also has channel catfish and is occasionally stocked with redband trout. The park’s campground offers two boat ramps and plenty of tent and electrical sites. Two cabins offer stunning lakeside views. This park is also in the perfect location for the fall hunting season. Eastern Oregon also has several small state campgrounds along scenic rivers, where fish are plentiful and distractions disappear. Scenic and quiet Catherine Creek State Park in the western foothills of the Wallowa Mountains is just 3½ hours northeast of Boise, but it feels a world away. Secluded Minam State Recreation Area on the banks of the Wallowa River is 3½ hour drive northwest from Boise. These primitive campgrounds don’t take reservations; they are perfect for that spur-of-thewww.ritzhospitalitymag.com

moment fishing trip. Farewell Bend and Lake Owyhee take reservations up to nine months in

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Welcome To Ontario, Oregon Home of “America’s Global Village Festival”

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ntario, Oregon is nestled on the lush banks of the Snake River and is proud to be the first Oregon city you encounter when traveling west from the Idaho border. Once you enter the uniquely rugged landscape of the Treasure Valley, you will come to understand why many people never

want to leave. Those who choose to live here understand the meaning and importance of a quality, family oriented lifestyle. Thus, the community reflects the energy, distinction, and diversity of its surrounding geography and residents. And speaking of diversity, this year the Ontario Chamber of Commerce will host the 18th annual America’s Global Village Festival in Lions Park on June 2nd – the first Saturday in June. The

festivities begin at 10:00 a.m. with a multicultural parade through the park followed by a flag ceremony. The Festival celebrates the authentic cultural villages of African, Basque, German, Hawaiian, Japanese, Mexican, Pioneer, Scottish and Native American cultures. Each village features food, arts and crafts, cultural demonstrations and free youth activities. The main stage will highlight cultural entertainment throughout the day. Upon entering the park for the Festival, visitors will be given a souvenir passport. With each visit to the villages, the passport will be stamped. When children have a full passport, they will receive a free prize. Adults who turn in a complete survey will have a chance to win one of two $50 gas cards. While Ontario is the kind of laid-back town you dream about when you want to get away from the hectic schedule of a busy, big city lifestyle, it also boasts a myriad of recreational activities for all ages, interests and skill levels within driving distance from its downtown area. Here you can enjoy mountain biking, hiking, golfing, camping, sport fishing, bird watching, kayaking, river rafting, horseback riding and much more. Ontario is situated only two hours from four separate ski resorts, including the world renowned Tamarack

Ski Resort in Cascade, Idaho. You can not only downhill ski to your heart’s content, but also snowmobile, cross country ski and ice skate as well. There are also 61 acres of lush parks within the city if you’re looking for a place to

just relax and enjoy the landscape. Ontario is a town where you will find the people are genuine, authentic, friendly, and down to earth. It is a town with a fascinating history, rich traditions, and a diverse population. It is also a place filled with things to do, places to see, and four distinct and beautiful seasons, so any time you choose to visit will be the perfect time. Visit us on our website  at www.ontariochamber.com

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Enjoy clean, comfortable spacious rooms and luxury bedding at our property. Our heated, indoor pool is a haven after a long day of sunbathing or adventure. Come for the water recreation and incredible hiking trails along the Columbia River Gorge. Fishing, hunting and outdoor recreation are a way of life near our hotel. For the past twelve years, Thonna Bodi–General Manager, has been working hard to insure that the staff is consistently curtious and accommodat-

ing. At Ephrata BEST WESTERN, we know that our guests deserve the best while traveling that’s why yearly renovations continue keep the hotel up to date. We have been in business and helping the community since February of 2000!!! Special group rates and discounts are available throughout the year. From Sunny Lakes to day long music festivals, visit to our little, big townheart. There’s something for everyone near Ephrata BEST WESTERN.  www.ritzhospitalitymag.com

Ocean Terrace Condominiums

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cean Terrace Condominiums is located in the quiet south end of Lincoln City, Oregon. Located 65 feet above the sand, with one of the most spectacular views on the Oregon Coast, we are the perfect spot to relax while you are exploring the area. Each 1 bedroom unit at Ocean Terrace is individually owned so no two rooms are alike, each has its’ own unique décor. We are sure you will find the perfect unit for you, whether it’s a romantic get-a-way or a family vacation. All ocean view units have fully equipped kitchens, living room, and full bath. Non-view units have either full equipped kitchens or efficiency kitchens. There are DVD players as well as internet access in all units. We also have an indoor heated swimming pool, saunas, pool table, table tennis and beach access from the property. We are a smoke-free establishment and we do not allow pets on the premises. At Ocean Terrace Condominiums we

pride ourselves in making sure this is an establishment where you can come relax, and bring the whole family. We have barbeques and picnic tables for those fun family dinners, or a romantic

dinner under the setting sun. We are sure that you will find what you are looking for, and we will do our best to ensure that you have a great vacation at Ocean Terrace Condominiums. 

National Oldtime Fiddlers Contest and Festival Weiser, Idaho June 16-23 Banjo & Fiddle contest, free entertainment, vendors, carnival, parade, more!

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COLVILLE TRIBAL MUSEUM The Colville Tribal Museum, founded in 1987, provides a valuable link to the rich heritage of the people who make up the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. The Museum features numerous hand woven baskets and beaded artifacts that are a truly work of art. The museum offers the Tribal perspective and interpretation of the history on the 12 tribes of the Colville Reservation.

MUSEUM GIFT SHOP The Colville Tribal Museum Gift Shop provides an outlet for local Indian artists and craftspeople. The gift shop has a unique selection including, Pendleton Blankets & Pendleton Items, Books from Local Tribal Authors, Museum & Tribal Logo Apparel, beaded items, and more.... We are located at 512 Mead Way, Coulee Dam, Washington. For hours of operation, call (509) 633-0751.

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his is not a pay your money and become a member type organization. When the association was formed in 1926 it began with 35 members and today it has only a few more than 100 members. Ranches seeking to become members of The Dude Ranchers’ Association go through a rigorous two year screening process. It includes a thorough review of their application, a review of references from former guests, an appearance before the board of directors and on-site inspections during actual dude ranch operations. Typically, only 30% to 60% of the ranches that file a paid application are able to demonstrate they can provide a Western ranch vacation that meets the high standards of the association. Once accepted, ranches go through a year of probationary membership during which they undergo a second on-site inspection. Only after a satisfactory second inspection are they admitted to full membership. When you book your vacation at a Dude Ranchers’ Association member ranch you can be assured that it’s actually a ranch and not just a hotel with horses. This means you’ll find the genuine, personal Western hospitality which has helped ranch guests feel a part of the ranch family since the late 1880s. To ensure a safe, comfortable atmosphere, member ranches accept only extended stay guests during their dude ranch season. A three night minimum stay is required and week long stays are encouraged. This enables the development of the friendships and sense of belonging that seems to grow when people share special experiences. Most folks think of horses when they think of a dude ranch which is natural since horses are the primary focus. Dude Ranches also offer a wide variety of other activities for those who want more than just ridding. Fishing from private river banks, hiking, 4x4 trips, western dancing, cowboy singalong’s, overnight pack trips, children’s programs, mountain biking, spa treatments, game rooms, game courts, horsemanship clinics, skeet shooting, fitness centers are just a few of the activities provided. For a more relaxed pace, lounge around the pool or hot tub, sit on your private porch and read a good book or just enjoy the peace and quite of a simpler lifestyle. When planning your next vacation seek refuge from the pressures and routines of everyday life and vacation at a DRA ď Ž Dude Ranch. www.duderanch.org, 866-399-2339. www.ritzhospitalitymag.com

Discovering The Grand Canyon

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he next time you plan a vacation trip, you may find a destination with a variety of options to match almost any taste: one of the most amazing natural sites in America-the Grand Canyon. In addition to the fabulous views, the Grand Canyon has something for just about everyone. IMAX: Learn about the history of the Grand Canyon-spanning from the original Native American inhabitants to the great explorers-in the most watched IMAX film in history, Grand Canyon: The Hidden Secrets. Visit the National Geographic Visitors Center for show times.

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Springs of Healing

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hermopolis, Wyoming. The World’s Largest Mineral Hot Spring is located in Hot Springs State Park. A boardwalk leads you over terraces formed by the hot water. Pools offer swimming, soaking, and sliding in the hot mineral water. There are at least 27 different minerals in the water; making it healthful to drink.

The Wind River flows through the Wind River Canyon south of town. 2500 feet high canyon walls reveal formation for each major era of the earth’s formational development. Drive the canyon or enjoy a white water rafting trip. Look for bighorn sheep, deer, elk and bald eagles. The Wind River changes names at the Wedding of the Waters and becomes the Big Horn River. The river flows lazily through Thermopolis and Hot Springs State Park. The Wyoming Dinosaur Center and Dig Sites has a worldclass museum, gift shop, working dig sites and a complete

modern preparation laboratory. Interpretive dig site tours allow visitors to watch as scientists remove fossils from burial sites. Dig For A Day and Kids Digs are available. Hot Spring County Museum and Cultural Center includes the cherry wood bar from the Hole-In-The-Wall Saloon, a hangout for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid; a country schoolhouse, family collections and one of the nicest Indian artifact collections in the state. Old West Wax Museum offers the history of wax museums. The Lawrence Barbed Wire display is the third largest collection of barded wire and related tools in the United States. Dancing Bear Folk Center houses the biggest collection of Marbles west of the Mississippi. Visit the Railroad Room. The Teddy Bear Den displays more than 250 bears from around the world. The folk center includes a working textile studio with spinning wheels, looms, quilting frames, and historical textiles. Northwest of Thermopolis is located the Legend Rock Petroglyphs site. The work of three different prehistoric cultural groups, the site includes at least 283 pictures on 92 rock panels. Sports enthusiast will find big game, small game and bird hunting in the county. Enjoy hiking, photo safaris, rock hunting and animal watching. For a taste of “wild animals” stop by the Safari Room at the Holiday Inn of the Waters. On display are mounted animals from all over the world. The Big Horn River and Wind River offer blue ribbon trout fishing and Boysen Reservoir is the sportsperson’s dream. Thermopolis offers a beautiful nine-hole golf course. Thermopolis-Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 768, Thermopolis, WY 82443, (800) SUN-N-SPA, or www.thermopolis.com 

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ome and step into a town from the 1870’s where you can visit a saloon, blacksmith shop and other buildings-that’s Frontier Town located in Old West Park in Laramie, Wyoming, which is a living history area that replicates an Old West town. Old West Park is a complex of attractions that will make you think you are back in the 1800’s. Visitors will be thrilled to see gunfights and prison breaks as they tour the park. If that isn’t enough for you, spend the night in a tepee in the park’s campground! The Wyoming Territorial Prison, also in the Old West Park, is a restored prison that once held Butch Cassidy in 1896. It is also the ONLY prison to house the infamous outlaw. Visit many of the other museums at Old West Park for a full day of fun. While you are in Laramie, visit the University of Wyoming. The campus houses several museums. You can tour the 18 R i t z

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University of Wyoming Fine Arts Museum, the Geological Museum, which displays a skeleton of a brontosaurus, and the American Heritage Center, where you can find manuscripts and books relating to Wyoming’s past. For the outdoor lovers, the Vedauwoo Recreation Area just south of Laramie is a great place for rock climbing. The Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest just northeast of Laramie is a wonderful place for camping, hiking, and beautiful scenery. Snowy Ranch Scenic byway west of Laramie follows Highway 130 and runs up the Medicine Bow Mountains. Make sure you take your camera! Visitors can enjoy many of the events Laramie has to offer. Join the Gallery Walks, Jubilee Days in July, the Farmer’s Market during the summer months, and the Hometown Holiday Hurrah in December. And make sure you visit the abundance of shopping and eating establishments! n www.ritzhospitalitymag.com

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Coffeyville, Kansas Aviation Heritage Museum Coffeyville's Aviation Heritage Museum is dedicated to early aviation and pioneer pilots of the area, the Aviation Heritage Museum features memorabilia from the Coffeyville Air Base, a Funk airplane and Breezy, owned by Joe Funk and donated to the museum, plus many

other displays. Located in Pfister Park, the Aviation Heritage Museum is housed in a 1930's era hangar that was used when the Big Hill Airport was in operation from 1933 to 1960. The airport hangar was constructed in 1933 as a Works Progress Administration project. Dalton Defenders Museum The Museum, owned and operated by the non-profit Coffeyville Historical Society, is the realization of a dream of many Coffeyville citizens who understood the importance of collecting items not only relating to the Dalton Raid but also relating to early-day life

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in this area. In the Museum, which is just east of the Plaza area, are collections of the following: • Mementos of early-day Coffeyville. • Mementos of Wendell Willkie– who lived and taught school in Coffeyville. • Mementos of Walter Johnson—who lived in Coffeyville during the off-season. • Mementos of the Dalton Raid (including recently located court records of Emmett’s trial). Midland Theater Built in the 1928, the historic Midland Theater, along with the Alamo building to the west, is currently undergoing restoration. The mission of the Midland Restoration Project is to preserve and restore the Midland Theater and the Alamo Building as a multipurpose facility to accommodate public performances, events and activities. The complex will also provide a focal point for further economic development in and revitalization of the downtown core of Coffeyville. Perkins Building The Perkins Building, AKA The Condon Bank, is one of two banks that the infamous Dalton Gang attempted to rob in 1892. The Perkins Building is the most recognizable building in Coffeyville. It was built in 1890 and became

home of the Condon Bank, plus other offices and retail stores. Luther Perkins used the design of a similar structure

built in Time Square in New York. The “Flat Iron Building” design referred to its unusual shape and the use of metal on the fascia of the building. Its unique wedge shape, which conformed to the tapering of the plaza block, and its placement at the junction of three streets with a vista in five directions, made it a focal point of town. For information contact the Coffeyville Area Chamber of Commerce (800) 626 3357, www.visitcoffeyville.com

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Welcome to Beulah, North Dakota

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ocated on the south shore of Lake Sakakawea, Beulah is a bustling community with a lot to offer visitors. You will find everything you need to make your stay comfortable. Beulah offers adventure for everyone, including golfing, the beautiful Lake Sakakawea, unique energy & mine tours, museums, recreational facilities, a new water park that provides fun for the whole family, dining to suit all tastes, and friendly service throughout our community. You will find culture and history throughout the area that provides recreational opportunity and adventure for the entire family. Explore the unique wildlife museum which hosts trophy’s from all over the world, the history of Mercer County can be discovered at the Historical Museum where the exhibits trace back time to

the early settlers and their lives. Lake Sakakawea is located just minutes away from Beulah and offers a wide range of water-based recreational

activities and facilities. Beulah Bay and Dakota Waters Resort provide a full range of amenities and services for both ď Ž camping and fishing enthusiasts.

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Elk City, Oklahoma

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lk City is the epitome of Oklahoma and its rich heritage. From the establishment of what was once a rural community in 1901, the development of Route 66 as the nation’s first highway system to world champion cowboys, Elk City represents the heart of the great state of Oklahoma. For entertainment, visitors can “get their kicks” at a variety of museums including the National Route 66 Museum, Old Town Complex and the one-of-a-kind Transportation Museum which gives a great education in the history of how automobiles, trains and plains impacted travel in the United States. The Farm and Ranch Museum showcases decades of equipment used to harvest crops in the second largest industry in the state and the Blacksmith Museum takes you back to a time forgotten. Elk City also hosts plenty of events each year for tourists and visitors to enjoy. From the Southwest Farm and Home Expo in April, the award winning annual PRCA Rodeo of Champions on Labor Day weekend, the Fall Festival in September featuring the best in arts and crafts and the Oklahoma National Junior Heifer Show in November brings

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visitors from all over to showcase their stock. The largest Christmas light display in Southwest Oklahoma, Christmas in the Park, brings back old fashioned family traditions with train rides on the candy cane express, old fashioned horse-drawn carriage rides, light tours and of course, kids of all ages enjoy riding the Centennial Carousel or the Choctaw Miniature Train. Elk City’s vibrant downtown shopping district boasts everything from rustic cowboy décor to boutiques showcasing the latest in fashion. Make a day of shopping in Elk City during Route 66 Days in June, the Sizzlin’ Summer Sidewalk Sale in July and scare up some frightful deals during Moonlight Madness in October. Be sure to bring a hearty appetite as Elk City offers a variety of restaurants guaranteed to satisfy everyone from cowboys to city slickers. When you’re ready to hang your hat, Elk City has over 850 rooms for the visitor to choose from. Located on Interstate 40, Elk City’s endless blue skies, rich rolling hills and red earth make this community a great place to hang your hat any time of year. So plan your trip to Elk City and let us share our Western Oklahoma’s hospitality. 

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ocated in the Adirondack Mountains of NY State, where the lakes are very pristine, Nelson’s is only 2 to 3 hours from major airports. We are open from mid-May to mid-October........... where you can get away from it all.... in the cottages there are NO PHONES OR TV’s to distract you. During the summer, when the rest of the nation is sweltering in the heat, we enjoy very comfortable temperatures. There are numerous activities for the whole family to enjoy, as I said pristine lakes to swim in, fish from, or boat on. For those without children, fall is a beautiful time to visit, as it is not as busy, but the weather is still great and the beauty of the fall colors (leaves changing) is just unbelievable. There are many things to do up here, which don’t have to cost a dime, like sitting on the beach, reading a book and enjoying the beauty of the lakes and mountains beyond, lots of easy hiking trails, and mountain climbs, sensational sunsets. For those with some money to burn, we have sea plane rides, white water rafting trips, dinner cruises, golf courses with reasonable rates.

Come join us at Nelson’s Cottages and enjoy the beauty of the lakes and mountains beyond.

Located in the Adirondack Mountains of NY State open mid-May to mid-October Contact:

Ken and Linda Nelson

315 - 357 - 4111 Nelcott@telenet.net

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Rosemount Museum 419 W. 14th St. • Pueblo, CO 81003

Eastland Chamber of Commerce Rama Inn

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"EST 2ATES s "EAUTIFUL ,OCATION s /PEN $URING 3UMMER 9605 N. Fort McDowell Rd., Fort McDowell, AZ 85264 (480) 789-5310 E-mail: eagleview@fmyn.com

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