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HMR Western 02.Indd RITZ OSPITALITY Western Edition H Fall & Winter 2004 PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 584 BOISE, ID Western Edition Ritz Hospitality • 3 SEA TAC, WA I-5/Exit 152 Special Rates For Long Term Stay For Reservations: Call for Info (206) 246-9300 (800) 374-9301 2930 S. 176th St. Sea Tac, WA 98188 $35.99 + tax 1 Bed/1-2 People • FREE 24 Hr. Shuttle To/From Airport Parking The Sea Tac Airport $6.50 +tax • FREE Continental Breakfast per car/day • FREE Coffee • FREE Parking • Guest Laundry • Remote Satellite TV + tax • Kids Under 14 Stay FREE w/Parent $45.99 2 Beds/1-2 People • Across the Street From Hilton & Marriott Hotel Restaurants Within Walking Distance Directions: I-5 exit 152 to 188th St. right on Int’l Blvd Must show at check-in. Based on availability. (Hwy 99) right on 176th, Inn one block on left. Walk-in basis only. Expires April 30th 2005. 4 • Ritz Hospitality www.ritzfamilypublishing.com Ritz Hospitality Western Edition Fall/Winter 2004 What’s Inside sections features Food PAGE 10 Ideas For The Table .............. 38 Boot Hill Cemetery .......... 10 Total Nutrition ....................... 55 Happy Trails .......................14 Diet For Less ........................ 58 Bobbie The Wonder Dog ...................................... 30 Travel Treasures of Idaho ................... 8 Where’s The Best Place Fuel-Effi cient Driving Tips ..... 16 In America to Retire ........ 39 The Pacifi c Wonderland ........ 28 Melamoose Island ............ 44 Travel Smart Tips .................. 34 Giant Lava Lamp Found In Silverton ............................... 36 Soap Lake, WA, USA ........ 50 Evergreen State ..................... 42 Memaloose Island ................ 47 PAGE 30 Marysville / Tulalip ................ 47 Packing For Fido .................. 60 Discovering The Grand profi les Canyon .................................. 61 Mall Of America .................... 65 Florida’s Great Calusa Idaho Blueway A Wildlife High Country Inn ................... 13 Wonderland .......................... 67 Revel Inn On The River ......... 15 Morrison Knudsen Nationwide Nature Center ........................18 Nelson’s Cottage .................. 56 The Riot Zone The Tradition Of The PAGE 50 Family Fun Park .................... 19 Arapahoe Ranch ................... 57 Creative Gift Baskets ............ 22 Tres Bon Cafe ....................... 23 Marketplace On The Cover: Idaho ..................................... 26 Oregon Oregon .................................. 40 Montage Photo Credits (Clockwise from The Red Lion Inn Astoria ...... 33 Washington ........................... 54 top of Cover): “Spectacular Sawtooths”, Herbert Mumford, Valley Creek Company • Ocean Terrace “Oregon Coast”, Angie Hawkins • The Rev- Condominiums ..................... 35 Community Contact el Inn • “A Day In The Park”, David Madsen Shield Crest Golf Course ...... 39 Information Photography. Idaho ..................................... 64 Want to see your photo grace the pages of Washington Oregon .................................. 66 our magazine? Give us a call at 1-800-330- Washington ........................... 68 3482 or e-mail: [email protected] for Boggan’s Oasis and Shilo image requirements. Oasis Resort ......................... 48 (All submissions subject to approval) The Bloedel Reserve ............ 52 Advertisers Index ...... 70 Western Edition Ritz Hospitality • 5 Welcome to ...HARRY’S 154 N.E. Franklin Avenue BAR & GRILL Bend, OR 97701 Meridian’s Friendliest Bar & Grill 541-382-1821 • Meridian’s Best Burgers fax : 541-385-7758 • Awesome Reubens 2 Blocks off Highway 97 Near Downtown • 11 Ice Cold Draft Beers • Full Liquor Bar Commercial & Senior Citizen Rates Clean & Quiet 704 North Main St. CallCall ForFor ReservationsReservations Meridian ID 208-888-9868 (888)(888) 529-2877529-2877 El Rancho MOTEL Santa Cruz Heated Pool • Kitchen Units HairMaria & L. 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In its infancy, the publication and its par- National Sales Manager ent corporation experienced many growing pains associated with Wes Thurston being new. Fortunately, our readers and advertisers alike have been Offi ce Manager very helpful in letting us know what they would like to see in this Angie Hawkins magazine. To remain static is to ignore change. We at Ritz Family Publishing, Graphics Inc. feel that we are not static, but rather dynamic in our ideas for Tara Whelchel this publication. Therefore, as the reader, you will notice a great deal [email protected] has changed with this magazine, much of which was brought on by Executive Secretary your input. Amy Gronewoller Right off the bat, you will notice the name change from Ritz Hotel/ Motel/Restaurant magazine to Ritz Hospitality. We feel this better Ritz Family Publishing, Inc. refl ects the diversity of this publication, which is not limited to hotel, www.ritzfamilypublishing.com motel and restaurant, but also includes recreation, entertainment, Corporate Offi ce accommodations and more. Ritz Family Publishing, Inc. Second, the arrangement of the magazine has changed to include 714 N Main Street informative articles on cities and points of interest as well as human Meridian, ID 83642 interest stories, recipes, etc. You will notice as well that there is Sales more cohesiveness to the layout increasing user friendliness. For all sales inquiries, call toll Lastly, we have changed the look of the magazine to better refl ect free 1(800) 330-3482 or its contents. From the cover, to the stories and all the way back in 1(208) 955-0124 the Advertiser Index, the changes made show our commitment to [email protected] the continuing goal to provide you with a magazine for you to enjoy and share with others. Subscriptions We thank everyone that has submitted their ideas over the past For a subscription or to change months and we encourage our readers and advertisers to continue your existing address, call toll sharing their ideas with us. Remember, our magazine is your maga- free 1(800) 330-3482 or zine. 1(208) 955-0124 [email protected] Change is good. It’s a part of growing up. n Printed By Idaho Press-Tribune, Nampa, ID Copyright© 2004. All rights reserved. Every effort has been made to ensure ac- curacy of this publication, however, the publisher does not assume responsibility for omissions or typographical errors. The publisher does not assume respon- Robert F Davis sibility or is liable for the contents of any advertising herein. Publisher’s liability Editor / V.P. Technical Operations for errors in an advertisement is limited to E-mail: [email protected] a correct insertion in the next publication. In the event of a misprint, the publisher must be informed of such error prior to printing of the next publication. Western Edition Ritz Hospitality • 7 David Madsen Photography • Weddings • Family Portraits • Senior Photos • Bridal Portraits • Landscape • Scenic • digital and/or fi lm • other digital services available • client keeps originals Phone: (208) 344-3944 E-mail: [email protected] www.davidmadsen.com 8 • Ritz Hospitality www.ritzfamilypublishing.com Idaho daho ranks 13th in size among all states. Central Idaho is known for exciting jet boating and Idaho’s natural wonders thrill sightseers whitewater rafting. From Riggins, you can fl oat the Ievery year with its exciting scenery and many main Salmon of the Lower Salmon. From Lew- recreational opportunities. The state has tow- iston, you can jet boat on the Snake River. The ering snow-capped mountain ranges, swirling South Fork of the Payette River is world-renown white rapids, peaceful lakes, and steep canyons. by white-water enthusiasts. The roaring river of- The churning waters of Idaho’s Snake River rush fers kayaking and rafting adventure for many to through Hells Canyon which is deeper than the enjoy. Grand Canyon. The Hells Canyon portion of the Idaho’s natural resources include fertile soil, rich Snake River, separating Oregon from Idaho, is mineral deposits, thick forests, and great water the deepest canyon in North America, over one supplies. Agriculture is Idaho’s leading indus- vertical mile. Shoshone Falls, on the Snake try with livestock and dairy products providing River, plunges down rugged cliffs from a height the main source of Idaho’s agricultural income. greater than that of Niagara Falls. Dairy farms operate along the Snake River Valley Among the mountains of the north, lies quiet in southern Idaho, shipping most of the butter, Coeur d’Alene Lake, one of the world’s most cheese, and nonfat dry milk it produces
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