2010 IIEA Summer Meeting Schedule

Wednesday, August 4 - 12 noon - 5 pm - Irrigation Association Test Preparation Class with Howard Neibling, Golden West Irrigation’s Conference Room, 2256 S Hwy 191, Rexburg, Idaho.

Thursday, August 5
1:00 - 5:00 pm - H2Open Golf Tournament - Island Park Village Resort Golf Course
1:00 - 3:00 pm - Swimming at Island Park Village Resort Golf Clubhouse for non-golfers.
3:00 - 6:00 pm - Activities at MeadowVue Ranch
6:00 pm - Dinner, Rodeo, Dance & Golf Awards at MeadowVue Ranch. Bring raffle prizes.

Friday, August 6
8:00 - 9:00 am - Breakfast cooked by Golden West Irrigation (Stuart Seely agreed to cook again!) at Sawtelle Mountain Resort Pavillion & Park
9:30 am- 12:30 pm - Business Management Seminar by Don Aslett at Mack’s Inn Playhouse.
9 am- 12:30 pm - Children’s Activities, Sawtelle Park
12:40 pm - Lunch at Sawtelle Park
1:30 pm Board Meeting at Sawtelle Park
Evening: Mack’s Inn Playhouse presents the melodrama, “Pirates of the Car-rib-eee-an”

Remember Henry’s Fork and Henry’s Lake offers some of the best fishing in Idaho. West Yellowstone and Yellowstone Park are 30 minutes away.

Click here for a registration form: Mail forma and check to Idaho Irrigation Equipment Association, P.O. Box 190483, Boise, ID 83719-0483. The IIEA does not have a fax number. You may scan your registration form and email it to: tondeeclark@clearwire.net

FOOD OPTIONS (Golf and Trail Rides are Extra)
Option A = $35 (Includes dinner and rodeo show at MeadowVue Ranch on Thursday, August 5 and breakfast and lunch on Friday, August 6.)
Option B = $25 (Includes dinner and rodeo show at MeadowVue Ranch on Thursday, August 5.)
Option C = $15 (Includes breakfast and lunch on Friday, August 6)
Option D = $8 (Includes lunch on Friday, August 6)
Golf = $35 (Includes 18 holes & 1/2 cart)
Trail Rides = $18/person

Registration

Food Option A $36.35 Food Option B $26.06 Food Option C $15.76 Food Option D $8.55 Golf $36.35 Trail Ride $18.85

If you prefer to pay registration fees using a credit card, please understand you will pay additional fees and service charges.

Review the registration options listed in column 1 before clicking on theAdd to Cart button.

The Registration button has 6 items. Click on the arrow to bring up a list of all summer meeting charges.

Select the first item you want to add to your cart.

Then select the Add to Cart button. The Add to Cart screen will appear.

Select the Quantity of the item you selected.

Select Update Cart. It will multiply quantity by item fee and give you a new total.

If you need to register for more activities, then select Continue Shopping. A Pop-Up will appear that asks: The webpage you are viewing is trying to close the window. Do you want to close this window? Select YES. It will bring you back to the IIEA web site where you can add more items to your shopping cart. Repeat these steps until done shopping.

Proceed to check out. If you don't have a PayPal account, look for "Don't have a PayPal account? Use your credit card or bank account (where available)." Select the CONTINUE button where you will be directed to enter in your credit card information and finish the transaction.

Summer Meeting Donations

Donations towards golf prizes would be appreciated:

Company donation towards children's activities - crafts, treats, and swimming passes:

Donation to buy refreshments for the break during the Don Aslett seminar:

Find lodging TODAY because the American Legion will also be holding an event the same time as our group.

Mack’s Inn Resort (208) 558-7272
www.macksinn.com

Island Park Village Resort (208) 558-7502
www.islandparkvillageresort.com

Sawtelle Mountain Resort (866) 558-9366
www.sawtellemountainresort.com
There are also camping and RV hookups at Sawtelle.

Jared’s Wild Rose Ranch Resort (208)558-7201 or 558-0910 www.wildroseranch.com

Don Aslett to speak at Summer Meeting

Don Aslett will be speaking to IIEA Members on Friday, August 6 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. The subjects are: “Managing Your Business and Life Like a a Real Life Manager” and “How to Have a 48-hour day - accomplish twice as much and have fun.” We will be meeting at the Mack’s Inn Playhouse.

Mr. Aslett was raised an Idaho farm boy, and started his own business as a college freshman in the 1950s cleaning homes and businesses. It not only paid his way through school, but expanded to such a success that he continued in the profession after graduation. That company, Varsity Contractors, operates nationwide and employs several thousand people. Mr. Aslett is owner and active in building facilities, contracting, retail sales (stores), manufacturing, real estate, seminar/workshop presenting, consulting and publishing - where he has written 40 plus books.

He is a veteran TV, radio, media personality, and convention speaker. His most ambitious “current” project is building the World’s Largest Museum of Clean, to “clean up” the world. Mr. Aslett lives on a southern Idaho ranch and occasionally in his “maintenance-free” home in Hawaii.

Click here to learn more about Don Aslett.