caffe dolce • 500 brooks st sunday, april 24 • 5~ 8pm

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1st Qtr 2016 Volume X Number I For more than a year, a group of Carousel friends has been working to put together a truly wonderful event to benefit A Carousel for Missoula. At last all the hard work has come to fruition and we are ready to present "Let Me Tell You a Story About a Horse." This event will feature music by the Singing Sons of Beaches and short stories 'about a horse' from several local celebrities, during an elegant dinner prepared by the chefs at Caffe Dolce, accompanied by wines from the cellar of Randy Cox. Our premiere sponsor for the event is the Washington Corporation. Storyteller sponsors are Boone Karlberg, PC and the Western Montana Clinic. Additional storyteller sponsorships ($1000) are available. Interested parties are invited to contact the Carousel at 5498382. Our guests will gather at Caffe Dolce beginning at 5pm, on Sun., April 24. At 5:30, dinner will be served: Menu: Amuse Bouche: Sweet Corn Soup with Smoked Trout & Crème Fraise Salad: Sorrel, Chicory, & Edible Flowers with Prickly Pear Vinaigrette Entrée: Grilled Montana Angus Beef Fillet with Grilled Apples and Morel Cream Dessert: Whiskey Marinated Huckleberry and Blackberry Shortcake with Lavender Whipped Cream At approximately 6pm, Mayor John Engen will give a short welcome and the Singing Sons of Beaches will take the stage. Over the next hour, as dinner continues, our storytellers will share their stories, interspersed with information about the Carousel's history, what it provides to the community, and its plans for the future. Caffe Dolce • 500 Brooks St Sunday, April 24 • 5~ 8pm The Storytellers who will graciously donate their time to present this evening are: Smoke Elser, outfitter and guide Bill Holt, former Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association announcer & owner of Holt Heritage Museum Tony Incashola, Director of the SalishPend d'Oreille Culture Committee Larry Pirnie, Western Artist Steve Riddle, who will also serve as Emcee Hal Stearns, Historian, Storyteller and Guide Tickets are $100 per person and seating is limited. Please call 5498382 to reserve your seat (or a table for 10) today. Many thanks to Hal and Sheila Stearns, Randy Cox, Steve Riddle, Peter Lambros and his staff at Caffe Dolce who have worked with Carousel staff to bring this event to you. Carousel closure is a productive time Each year, the Carousel closes for only 12 days, but during those twelve days a lot of work gets done. Maggie Caraway gathers her very talented friends and family to pamper the ponies. They get a bath and applications of fresh paint and sealer where the last year's coat has worn thin with loving. Tom Blunn, the Boys of Wednesday and their spouses spend a day scrubbing the building from top to bottom. It's not a pretty job, but someone has to do it and they do it so well. The Carousel's mechanical volunteers use the closure time to perform major work on the frame and motor. Together with Carosuel staff, these volunteers keep us looking good and running well!

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1st Qtr 2016 Volume X Number I

     For  more  than  a  year,  a  group  of  Carousel   friends  has  been  working  to  put  together  a  truly  wonderful  event  to  benefit  A  Carousel   for  Missoula.  At   last  all   the  hard  work  has  come  to  fruition  and  we  are  ready  to  present  "Let  Me  Tell  You  a  Story  About  a  Horse."      This  event  will   feature  music  by  the  Singing  Sons  of  Beaches  and  short  stories   'about  a  horse'   from  several  local  celebrities,  during  an  elegant  dinner  prepared  by  the  chefs  at  Caffe  Dolce,  accompanied  by  wines  from  the  cellar  of  Randy  Cox.      Our  premiere  sponsor  for  the  event   is  the  Washington  Corporation.  Storyteller  sponsors  are  Boone  Karlberg,  PC  and  the  Western  Montana  Clinic.  Additional  storyteller  sponsorships  ($1000)  are  available.   Interested  parties  are  invited  to  contact  the  Carousel  at  549-­‐8382.

     Our  guests  will  gather  at  Caffe  Dolce  beginning  at  5pm,  on  Sun.,  April  24.  At  5:30,  dinner  will  be  served:

Menu:Amuse  Bouche:  

Sweet  Corn  Soup  with  Smoked  Trout  &  Crème  FraiseSalad:  

Sorrel,  Chicory,  &  Edible  Flowers  with  Prickly  Pear  Vinaigrette

Entrée:  Grilled  Montana  Angus  Beef  Fillet  

with  Grilled  Apples  and  Morel  CreamDessert:  

Whiskey  Marinated  Huckleberry  and  Blackberry  Shortcake  with  Lavender  Whipped  Cream

     At  approximately  6pm,  Mayor  John  Engen  will  give  a  short  welcome  and  the  Singing  Sons  of  Beaches  will   take  the  stage.  Over  the  next  hour,  as  dinner  continues,  our  storytellers  will  share  their  stories,   interspersed  with  information  about  the  Carousel's  history,  what   it  provides  to  the  community,  and  its  plans  for  the  future.

Caffe Dolce • 500 Brooks StSunday, April 24 • 5~ 8pm

     The  Storytellers  who  will  graciously  donate  their  time  to  present  this  evening  are:

Smoke  Elser,  outfitter  and  guideBill  Holt,   former  Professional  Rodeo  Cowboys  

Association  announcer  &  owner  of  Holt  Heritage  MuseumTony  Incashola,  

Director  of  the  Salish-­‐Pend  d'Oreille  Culture  CommitteeLarry  Pirnie,  Western  Artist

Steve  Riddle,  who  will  also  serve  as  EmceeHal  Stearns,  Historian,  Storyteller  and  Guide

     Tickets  are  $100  per  person  and  seating  is   limited.  Please  call  549-­‐8382  to  reserve  your  seat  (or  a  table  for  10)  today.      Many  thanks  to  Hal  and  Sheila  Stearns,  Randy  Cox,  Steve  Riddle,  Peter  Lambros  and  his  staff  at  Caffe  Dolce  who  have  worked  with  Carousel  staff   to  bring  this  event  to  you.

Carousel closure is a productive time

     Each  year,   the  Carousel  closes  for  only  12  days,  but  during  those  twelve  days  a   lot  of  work  gets  done.      Maggie  Caraway  gathers  her  very  talented  friends  and  family  to  pamper  the  ponies.  They  get  a  bath  and  applications  of   fresh  paint  and  sealer  where  the   last  year's  coat  has  worn  thin  with   loving.      Tom  Blunn,  the  Boys  of  Wednesday  and  their  spouses  spend  a  day  scrubbing  the  building  from  top  to  bottom.  It's  not  a  pretty   job,  but  someone  has  to  do  it  and  they  do  it  so  well.      The  Carousel's  mechanical  volunteers  use  the  closure  time  to  perform  major  work  on  the  frame  and  motor.      Together  with  Carosuel  staff,   these  volunteers  keep  us  looking  good  and  running  well!

$500+Renda GreeneDon & Char MurrayWayne & Betsy Grimley ChamberlainBruce McCormickMontana Ace Hardware ~ Stew WeissQuality Maintenance Supply ~ Lori CummingsDr. & Mrs. Gary WillsteinNancy Thompson & Dale WoolhiserAnnie ZurMuehlen

$100+Zip Beverage ~ Harry WatkinsCarla PawlewiczPaul & Linda EichwaldArthur HeldRepublic Services ~ Max BauerMissoula Downtown Lions ClubChris & Jeannie SieglerHal & Sheila StearnsWestern Montana ClinicPaul & Tammy YedinakMontana Security & Communications, Inc.Cynthia FritchJanet Fowler-Dargitz & Karl StoedefalkeDoosy & Don HabbeGlen HenkelJohn & Sharene MensonSally Rosenkranz ~ in honor of the Snowbowl CarversVervian StephensonJeanne Brabeck & Pat ThaneGreg DevlinMichael & Kay DuffieldRoyce & Mary EngstromJeri Fisher in memory of John C FisherCadanceO & Mr. GrubstakePete & Gingy HeylerHide & Sole - Scott SproullMarjorie & T Ray JacobsNorman Jacobson

Jeffries Court Reporting ~ Melody JeffriesDaniel KemmisGerry & Gayle KnudsenDr. Robert KorenbergRon & Melinda LarsenMaureen Fleming & Ray Murray ~ in honor of Dick WithycombeJanice & Jim NugentDavid & Monica PaoliF Taylor PapeEarl & Anne ReinselKay SalmonsonDon & Marguerite ShattuckSandra & Garrick SimmonsSons of Norway #424Dorothy SpivaPeter StickneyJim & Pam SundJohn & Sue TalbotMaurice Volkman in memory of Marion Fisher VolkmanAlan & Karen WagnerSue Ellen & Loc WatersStephanie WattsOlivia WelshBetsy & Warren WilcoxHale & Carol WilliamsPat & Carol Williams

$50+Kay & Jon Salmonson in honor of Marylor WilsonBaskin RobbinsKay & Jon Salmonson ~ in memory of Thayer JohnsonCharles & Nancy ZadraCordelia Zetterberg & Michael AlterowitzTony BeltramoLinda BlakneyChristine BrummerFrank & Lana Clark

Wendy DodsonJim & Lois DunlapSusan EngelFinn & PorterShirely Green ~ in memory of Max C GreenH Bar R Ranches ~ Bill & Ramona HoltDr. Helga HosfordWinton & Cathy KemmisOffice City - Dick & JoAnn HughesKeith & Julie ParkerJim & Sharon ScarboroughJ. Marie SmithMike & Susan SweetMary WelchJohn & Anna WiltzenGregg & Cynthia Wood

Up to $50Nadine GreeneSally MutchDavid & Lillian StackRichard & Adele WolffC. Leroy & Joanne AndersonDr. & Mrs. Louis Whitsell Red & Linda BarringerHolly & Rich BorghelloStan & Marj LucierCharles & Colleen McHughWilliam & Sherry McLauchlanMr. & Mrs. Roger OlsenJennifer RyanGeorge SherryDavid & Genevieve SloteMarcille SohlbergJana StatonAnita SahaHeather StoneMary YarrowhoppeCliff & Joann Spencer

JERRY/ETHEL DIETTERT

Randy & Theresa CoxJon & Karen DriessenGregg & Doris JohnsonCarla & Brad Luck Idelle K ManningWestern Montana Clinic Theresa KnieperKitte RobinsJohn & Barbara AlonzoJim & Lois DunlapGeorge & Faye OlsenDavid & Kathy WeisenbergerKen & Kim WeisenbergerGeorge & Lynn GogasGlenn & Noreen KozeluhJohn & Lauren KnudsenJohn & Sharon ReiterJim & Julie Foley Ralph & Sandy Weisenberger

IONE BRIEDLANDER

Helen Kilzer & Gary Wentz Randy & Theresa CoxRobert & Margaret HendersonMarilyn ChurchJim & Julie FoleyDorothy GuthCarol Forsch

DIANNA RILEY

Randy & Theresa CoxJim & Julie Foley

IN MEMORY

ALICE GAGER ~ 2015

Randy & Theresa CoxMarcille SohlbergCynthia Winchell

ALICE GAGER ~ 2016

Vickie AmundsoonBertha Croghan

GRANTS FOR OPERATIONS ~ 2015

William H & Margaret Wallace Foundation

$5000

Max & Betty Swanson Foundation$1,500

ENDOWMENT ~ 2015Jeanne Sayer Moseley Roger & Nancy MunroJohn & Gwen BartelsChris Risano

Let Me Tell You aStory About a HorseSponsorships

Washington CorporationBoone Karlberg, PCWestern Montana Clinic

COMMUNITY POWERED ~ 2016

Bayern BrewingJeff & Sue Stevens (expansion)Carol HoffnagleJim & Julie Foley ~ in memory of Seamus FoleySons of Norway #424Kay Salmonson in memory of Joe PetersRuby & Doug Kikert

GRANTS FOR OPERATIONS ~ 2016

Max & Betty Swanson Foundation$1,500

We would love to save paper and postage costs. Please send your email address to [email protected] so we can deliver this newsletter to you by email.

Help us go paper-free by the end of 2016.

A complete list of donors to the Building Expansion can be found at http://www.carouselformissoula.com/expansion-donors/

Schedule  of  Events,  Sponsors  and  Sponsorship  Opportunities  for  2016April  24:     Let  Me  Tell  You  a  Story  About  a  Horse  (see  page  1  for  details)     Sponsors:  Washington  Corporation;  Boone  Karlberg  PC;  Western  Montana  Clinic     Three  $1000  sponsorships  available

May  3:     The  Carousel  will  participate   in  Give  Local,  a  nationwide,  online  event  to  benefit  not-­‐for-­‐profits     Sponsors:  No  sponsors  yet,  but  we'd   love  to  have  a  Matching  Funds  sponsor  for  $500  or  more

May  28:   Kids'  Day  at  the  Carousel  ~  FREE  RIDES  for  all   to  celebrate  our  birthday     Sponsor:  Hobby  Horse  Arts,   John  Thompson

July  30:   Fairy  Tale  and  Superhero  Festival     Sponsors:  Merrill  Lynch;  Missoulian,  MISMO;  Morrison  Maierle,   Inc.;  Community  Medical  Center     Two  $500  sponsorships  available;   three  $500  media  sponsorships  available     Unlimited  $250+  in-­‐kind  sponsorships  available   for  providing  an  activity  or  giveaway

September  8:   Celebration  Dinner  and  Auction  under  the  Caras  Park  pavilion     Sponsor:  Good  Food  Store

October:   Haunted  Hollow  (21-­‐22,  and  27-­‐29  or  28-­‐30)     Sponsors:  Missoula  Textile  Services;  Neptune  Aviation  Services     Two  $500  sponsorships  available;   three  $500  media  sponsorships  available

November:   Ride-­‐a-­‐Thon  ~  RIDERS  NEEDED     Sponsors:  Blackfoot  Communications

December  17:   Santa's  Breakfast

Year  Long:   Ride  all   the  Ponies  to  win  a  FIVE  YEAR  FREE  PASS     Sponsor:  Pepsi  Cola  Bottling

This 1.5' x 3' limestone panel is being carved by John Thompson, to decorate the outside, east wall of the expansion.Four panels this size are available for adoption for $5,000 each. Two 3' x 3' panels are available for $10,000 each.If you are interested in adopting a panel, please call Theresa at 549-8382. Sketches of the other panels are available to view.

These sketches are examples of what the hand-carved, wooden corbels might look like when completed. The corbels will also decorate the outside, east wall of the expansion.Corbels may be adopted for $1500 each.

Adopters of panels and corbels will be recognized within the building or outside, near the objects.

Santa's Breakfast

     Many  thanks  to  First  Security  Bank  for  once  again  sponsoring  a  very  successful  Santa's  Breakfast.

     Thanks,  as  well,   to  Darlyne  and  Ellie  Block  for  helping  with  the  event  and,  of  course,   to  Santa  for  taking  time  out  of  his  busy  schedule  to  visit  with  his   friends  at  the  Carousel.

A Carousel for MissoulaBoard of Directors

PresidentMax  Murphy

Vice-­‐PresidentBetsy  Grimley

SecretaryKatie  Guenzler

TreasurerMykal  Rubie

Brynn  FullertonDoris  LambertMike  LangstonJohn  ThompsonDick  WithycombeGregg  Wood

Tammy  Yedinak

     Thank  you  to  these  men  and  women  who  work  so  hard  to  make  sure  the  Carousel   is  serving  the  public   in  the  best  way  possible.

Becoming a Ponykeeper is easier than you thinkPonykeeper  Responsibilities:

k Complete  this   information  form            •      Pay  $5  per  family/per  year  dues

Ponykeeper  Rewards:k 10%  off  all  birthday  party  and  private  rental  packages

k 20%  off  all  non-­‐commission,  non-­‐sale   items  in  the  Gift  Shopk Invitation  to  all  Ponykeeper  events

k One  frequent-­‐rider  card  per  month  (family  may  receive  only  one  frequent  rider  card  each  month;  e.g.  you  may  not  come  in   in  March  and  ask  for  the  cards  for   January,  February  and  March)

                                                    STATE  OFName  of   family  members:     Phone:     Email:       SSN*:     RESIDENCE*:

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*SSN  and  State  of  Residence  needed  only  for  those  who  volunteer.  These  are  used  for  Workers  Compensation  reports.  

Family  Address:     _________________________________________________________________________________

City/State/Zip:     __________________________________________________________________________________

Please  print  clearly.  Send  completed  form,  with  dues  to  Ponykeepers,  POB  3345,  Missoula,  MT    59806.

Spread the word!       It  has  always  been  the  policy  of   the  Carousel  that  anyone  with  a  physical  or  mental  disability   is  welcometo  ride  for   free,  but   it  seems  to  be  a  well-­‐kept  secret.  We  will  not  ask   if  an   individual  has  a  disability  unless  (s)he  has  a  wheelchair  or  other  device  that  makes  the  disability  obvious,  but  please  feel   free  to   let  us  know  if  you  or  someone  you  are  with  qualifies   for   free  rides.       (We  usually  won't  ask   if  people  are  over  55,   for  the  senior  discount.  If  you  qualify,  please   let  us  know.)