Chapter T 0916 - GWRRA OHIO Chapter T

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RUBBER CITY RIDERS
SEPTEMBER 2016
Chapter T Directors: Keith & Vickie Williams 330-794-6755
[email protected]
GWRRA National Directors: Ray & Sandy Garris
Ohio District Directors: Rudy & Linda Copeland
937-498-1651
GWRRA Region D Directors: Lloyd & Becky Glydewell
NE Asst. District Directors: Roy & Becky Jones
330-717-9057
GWRRA Chapter-T-OH
Region D - Ohio District
Akron, Ohio
www.chapter-t-oh.org
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
“Let the fun continue”
Friends, Fun, Safety and Knowledge
Chapter T Team
ACD:
Chuck & Kathy Fishburn
330-715-8276
Chapter Educators:
Robert & Angela Williams
330-802-2429
Membership Enhancement:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Treasurer/Secretary:
Andie Dorsey
330-310-9779
[email protected]
Technical Coordinator:
Rick Smith
330-417-1667
[email protected]
Couple of the Year:
Mike & Andie Dorsey
330-690-9156
[email protected]
Ways & Means:
Jim & Julie Veneskey
330-212-3103
[email protected]
Webmaster:
Mike Dorsey
330-690-9156
[email protected]
Ride Coordinators:
Your Name Here
[email protected]
Historian:
[email protected]
Public Relations:
Joe & Shelly Keller
330-524-1497
[email protected]
Sunshine:
Mary Stephenson
330-704-5977
[email protected]
Mystery Ride Coordinator:
Fred & Peg Nichols
330-730-9107
[email protected]
Reservations:
330-715-8276
[email protected]
AMA Coordinator:
Gordon Costlow
330-655-5190
[email protected]
Awards Coordinator:
330-715-8225
[email protected]
Newsletter Editor:
Julie Veneskey
330-212-3103
[email protected]
Monthly gathering: 3rd Tuesday of the each month. Dinner at 6pm. Meeting at 7:15pm.
New Era Restaurant 10 Massillon Rd. Akron, Ohio
CD’s CORNER:
Keith & Vickie Williams
Boy, did August go by fast. Hope everyone is staying cool and hydrated while riding in this HOT weather. There were about
10 of us that made it to I-2’s Corn Roast. At the NE Section Picnic we received an award & patches for “Senior Chapter
Director” and our team (Keith & Vickie, Jim & Joyce, Jim & Irene) took first place in a motorcycle building contest (see
following pic) from materials that consisted of paper clips, coin wrapper, pipe cleaner, buttons, toothpicks, duct tape & white
cardboard.
Sept 10 is Our Wingnut / Steak fry combo. Breakfast at 8:45 at Brimfield Family Restaurant, first bike out at 10 a.m. If you
weren’t at the gathering to sign up, you can just show up for the Wingnut. But if you plan to attend the steak fry, we do
need to know by Sept 3 so we can order enough steaks for everyone. Again, the cost is $5.00 per person and you should
bring a dish/dessert to share. If you plan to be at the steak fry only, contact Chuck & Kathy to find out the ending point and
what time you should plan to arrive. If you did sign up at the gathering for the steak fry only, we will be in touch with
details.
Sept 17 is our next Mystery ride. It will be led by Robert & Angela. Details will be forthcoming when Robert returns from
Wing Ding.
Sept 23-24 is Buckeye Time-Out (flyer included in newsletter)
Sept Dinners – 9/6 Ezio’s (Solon); 9/13 Kinsey’s Corner Restaurant; 9/27 Mike’s Place
Other upcoming SAVE THE DATE events:
Oct 1 will be our last Mystery ride. It is still open if anyone wants to take it.
Oct 9 we will lead a ride to Chapter V-2’s fundraiser weather permitting, or drive if necessary. Rigatoni dinner starts at 2
p.m. and the auction starts at 4. More details later.
Nov 5 is Chapter I’s Road Kill Stew
Nov 12 is the Fall Officers meeting
Dec 10 will be our Christmas Party
A couple items that were put out at the gathering for you to think about to provide input are (1) reducing Tuesday night
dinners to just the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays; and (2) a once a month Saturday breakfast ride to rotating locations.
T
Time From Your ACD’s Desk-
Hello Again Friends!
Hope you all are getting out there and riding and enjoying this beautiful weather.
We are hard at work on our annual Wingnut Challenge and it is going to be held in conjunction with another yearly event,
The Steak Fry. These both will be on Saturday, September 10th. The starting point will be Brimfield Family Restaurant,
located at 1198 Tallmadge Rd, Kent (Brimfield). Those that want to have breakfast will order at 8:45am. First bike out at
10am. Please remember to bring a clipboard and pen(s), a camera or phone to take pictures, and $3.00 in spare change for
items that you may need to purchase during the challenge. Ending point will be where the Steak Fry will be held.
The Steak Fry will start around 3:00pm. $5.00 per person as usual. Please make sure to let us know by Wednesday,
September 7th if you will be attending the Steak Fry, so that we can purchase the appropriate number of steaks. Drink and
table service will be provided. Please bring a dish/dessert of your choice to share which can be given to us for temperature
control as needed while you are on the ride. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!! Those not participating in the Wing Nut
Challenge, please contact us for the Steak Fry location.
Looking forward to seeing you all at an upcoming event, dinner ride, and or gathering.
Assistant Chapter Directors
Awards Coordinators
Reservations
Support Our Troops
Ridin’ On on Three,
From your Chapter Educators
Robert & Angela Williams
Warm Weather Worries
Motorcycle riding is an activity that takes all of us outdoors. For many of us, the riding season is comprised of summer with some
spring and some fall periods. For others, the best riding times are during the spring and fall seasons due to excessive heat in the
summer months. For all of us, we are likely to be riding in hot weather at least some part of the year. Since too much heat can cause
severe medical emergencies, it is important to know how to avoid becoming a victim of the heat. So how do we avoid heat stress, or
more severe conditions like hyperthermia, to remain safe? Let’s review some warm weather riding tips.
First, make sure you have gear appropriate for the weather. Consider what you will wear to cover your arms while riding in direct
sunlight during daylight hours (if you are lucky enough to avoid the rain). If you have it, a mesh jacket provides unparalleled ventilation
and abrasion resistance. A denim shirt is another alternative that is fairly light weight and offers better protection than t-shirt
material. Protection is important, but keep in mind that when you are comfortable, you are able to focus on the act of riding. Denim
is a common choice for long pants, but you might want to think about purchasing motorcycle-specific riding pants for extra
protection. Gloves are the other area where the ambient temperature is usually factored into the decision of what to wear.
Perforated leather gloves will breathe better than solid leather. Another good choice would be mesh gloves which, like the jackets
made of similar material, provide great ventilation coupled with superior abrasion resistance. They are worth considering. Consider
carrying a water absorbing collar that you can soak in water and wear around your neck to help keep you cool. Or be prepared to
soak and wear your shirt or t-shirt at a rest stop in the hottest weather.
Second, plan to maintain your hydration level. Every time you stop for gas or a rest break in hot weather, take time to drink enough
fluids to replace what you lose through perspiration. This should be at least eight ounces per hour during the heat of the day. You may
think that your clothes are not holding an entire cup of sweat that you could wring out of them. And that is probably true. While you
are riding, some of your perspiration is soaked up by your clothes and is carried away by the air flowing around you. And some
moisture evaporates directly from your skin. It must all be replaced to keep your system hydrated. A simple way to determine if you
are getting enough fluids is to monitor your output at rest stops. In short, if you are drinking frequently but don’t have to go at each
rest stop, then you probably are not drinking enough. Modify this as necessary for your own situation. Carry a bottle of water to
drink from whenever you need it. Be sure to refill it at rest stops.
Third, remain aware of your own physical condition. Exposure to too much heat for too long can result in hyperthermia. This is the
condition where your body cannot properly regulate your internal temperature and your temperature rises uncontrollably. If allowed
to reach this state, it is a medical emergency requiring immediate medical attention. The key is to prevent your body from reaching
this condition. Watch for symptoms like the absence of sweat in hot weather. This could mean your body has lost too much water
and cannot produce any more sweat, the principal means of temperature regulation. Without the ability to sweat, the core
temperature of the body will rise quickly. Other early warning symptoms include confusion, headache, dizziness, redness of the skin,
often most noticeable on the face. If you notice any of these symptoms in yourself or those riding with you, find the nearest place to
sit down, drink lots of water, and relax in the shade or an air conditioned space. Remove gear and loosen clothing to allow the body
to cool itself. Increase the frequency of breaks during the hottest part of the day. And definitely get out the water absorbing collar or
soak your shirt at this time. It will help bring your body temperature back down.
With the right gear and travel plans that include frequent breaks with plenty of water, you can enjoy riding safely even in the hottest
weather.
Written By: Bruce & Melissa Thayer
Former MI Asst. District Rider Educators
Secretary’s Report
By Andie Dorsey
Secretary Report – Aug 16, 2016 Meeting
Meeting was called to order by Keith Williams who led the Pledge of Allegiance.
August Mystery Ride was postponed to Aug 27th due to weather concerns. September ride will be led by Robert and
Angela Sept 17th. Meet at the McDonald’s in Rootstown at 10am. October ride still looking for a leader.
I-2 Corn Roast – 10 members attended – corn was delicious as usual. They had a corn eating contest which was very
entertaining.
August Ride – 8/20 Chapter Ride to NE Section Picnic in Berlin Center. Meet at plaza at 12pm, bring covered dish to share.
Dinner at 1pm – Hot Dogs/burgers, buns and water provided.
Bike Night at Canfield Fair is Thursday Sept 1. $8/Bike. Bikes are parked inside fair on blacktop. Bike judging at 6pm. See
Flyer for details. Let Roy/Becky know if you can help.
Wing Ding is Aug 31-Sept 3rd in Billings, MT
Steak Fry/WingNut Challenge – Sept 10th e-mail will be sent with details
Buckeye Time Out – Sept 23-24 in Plain City.
V-2 Rigatoni Dinner and Auction – Oct 9 2-6pm. Auction starts at 4pm. $8/person. Sargus Hall, 852 Main St, Wintersville.
We will ride, weather permitting.
Chapter T Christmas Party – Dec 10 at Frontier.
Upcoming Dinners – 8/23 Carlo’s Trattoria, Hartville. 8/30 Canal Grill, Canal Fulton, 9/6 Ezio’s, Salem, 9/13 Kinsey’s Corner,
Atwater (change to original schedule), 9/27 Mike’s Place, Kent, 10/4 Rose Villa, Portage Lakes, 10/11 Lembo’s, Springfield,
10/25 Brimfield Family Steakhouse, Brimfield. Meet at plaza at 6pm for ride or at restaurant at 6:30pm
Sunshine – See newsletter for details
Education – Robert talked about avoiding heat stress, exhaustion and stroke. Drink Water, Ride Early, Watch out for each
other – clammy, headache, flushed, not sweating. Cool them down and give them salt. Wear long sleeves and gloves to keep
sun off.
AMA – Gordon talked about Riding Safe – avoiding Target Fixation. Can be caused by getting too tired. Keep looking
around/scanning. Remember SEE – Search, Evaluate, Execute
Newsletter and Way/Means – submit by 25 of the month
Keith asked us to think about options for dinners/breakfast for next year – reducing Tuesday dinners to 2/month and having
Saturday Ride to Breakfast Runs.
Keith closed the meeting – next meeting is Tuesday, Sept 20th. Dinner at 6pm, Meeting at 7pm
Sunshine Page
9/11
Ray
9/16
Bruce
9/17
James B.
9/27
Gene
9/29
Marlene
Terri
9/30
Fred
9/95
Mike & Andie
9/12
Dale & Colleen
9/23
James & Joyce
Newsletter Editor
By
Julie Veneskey
Don’t forget the deadline for newsletter submissions is the 25th of the month. If you have a
story or picture you would like to share please feel free to send it me.
“There are two means of refuge from the miseries of life: music and cats.” - Albert
Schweitzer
PicturescourtesyofKeithandVickie.
First Place Entry to Motorcycle Building from NE Section Picnic
8/27/6 Mystery Ride (rural roads to Mrs.Yoder’s Kitchen in Middlefield). Thanks Mike and Andie
for a great ride! Ways & Means
By
Jim & Julie Veneskey
The Mystery Ride, the 1st Saturday of the month.
If you have a favorite spot, why not share it with
the rest of Chapter T?
May:
June:
July:
August:
September:
October:
Keith & Vickie
Mike & Mary
Rick
Mike & Andie
Robert & Angela
G2 - Mantua Meet 3rd Saturday of
at Mantua Civic
Mantua Ctr. Rd.,
Mantua.
Gateway Wings the month at 7pm
Center 11670
H2 - Cleveland - North Shore Wings - Meet 4th Sunday of the month at 1:30pm at Warrensville Hts. Public Library
4415 Northfield Rd., Warrensville Hts.
I2 - Warren - Meandering Wings - Meet 1st Thursday of the month at 5:30pm for dinner, 6:30pm for meeting at Sunrise
Inn Restaurant 510 E. Market , Warren.
L2 - New Philadelphia - Tuscarawas Valley - Meet 3rd Monday of the month at 6:30pm at Shoney’s 881 Commercial Pkwy.,
Dover.
M - Austintown - Buckey Travelers - Meet 4th Saturday of the month at 5pm for dinner, 6pm for meeting at Yankee
Kitchen Restaurant 6635 Market St., Boardman.
V2 - Wintersville - Ohio Valley Wings - Meet 2 Tuesday of the month at 6pm for dinner, 7pm for meeting at Zalenski’s
Family Eatery 547 Cadiz Rd., Wintersville.
Z - Painesville - Covered Bridge Wings - Meet last Wednesday of the month at 7pm at Perry Family Restaurant 2736
North Ridge Rd., Painesville.
SEPTEMBER 2016
2
8
9 Anniv. - Mike & 10 Wing Nut &
Andie D.
Steak Fry
16 B-day - Bruce 17 B-day - James
B.
B.
4 Breakfast 9am Frontier
Restaurant 418
E. Maple St.,
Hartville
5 Labor Day
6 Dinner Ride Ezio’s Italian
Restaurant 182
S. Broad Ave.,
Salem,
330-337-3872.
Leave Plaza at
6pm.
11 B-day - Ray I.
12 Anniv. - Dale
& Colleen H.
13 Dinner Ride - 14
Kinsey’s Corner
Restaurant 1281
SR 183, Atwater,
330-947-2288.
Leave Plaza at
6pm.
15 B-day Charlene N.
20 Chapter
21 Anniv. - John
Gathering - New & Carol M.
Era Restaurant
10 Massillon Rd.
Akron,
330-784-0087.
Eat at 6pm,
meeting at
7:15pm.
22 Autumnal
Equinox
27 B-day - Gene
C.
29 B-day
Marlene I. &
Terri F.
Breakfast - 9am
Frontier
Restaurant 418
E. Maple St.,
Hartville
7
1
3
Mystery Ride
Bikers for Boobs
Poker Run
Patriot Day
Restaurant 418
E. Maple St.,
Hartville
19
Restaurant 418
E. Maple St.,
Hartville
26
Dinner Ride Mike’s Place
1700 S. Water St.
Kent,
330-673-6501.
Leave Plaza at
6pm.
28
23 Anniv. - James 24 Buckeye Time
& Joyce B.
Out
Buckeye Time
Out
30 B-day - Fred
N.
OCTOBER 2016
1 Mystery Ride
Restaurant 418
E. Maple St.,
Hartville
3 B-day Vickie W.
5
6
7
8
13
14
15
19
20
21
22
25 Dinner Ride 26
Broomfield Family
Steakhouse 1198
Tallmadge Rd.,
Kent,
330-978-3017 ,
330-337-3872.
Leave Plaza at 6pm.
27
28 B-day Charlotte M.
29
Ride - Rose Villa
368 Portage Lakes
Dr., Akron,
330-644-5522
Leave Plaza at 6pm.
Rosh Hashanah
9 B-day Colleen H.
4 B-day - Pat F.
10 Columbus
Day
Breakfast - 9am
Frontier
Restaurant 418
E. Maple St.,
Hartville
11 Dinner Ride 12
Lembo’s 1186
Canton Rd., Akron,
330-733-7586.
Leave Plaza at 6pm.
Yom Kippur
Ride to Chapter
V-2 Fundraiser
Restaurant 418
E. Maple St.,
Hartville
17
Restaurant 418
E. Maple St.,
Hartville
24
Restaurant 418
E. Maple St.,
Hartville
31 Halloween
18 Anniv. - Jeff &
Diane P.
Gathering - New Era
Restaurant 10
Massillon Rd. Akron,
330-784-0087. Eat
at 6pm, meeting at
7:15pm.
GWRRA CHAPTER T 2016 RIDE ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
JAN
9
19
30
Game night – Tom & Pat’s
Chapter Gathering
Bowling & dinner
FEB
5-6
12-13
16
20
26-27
Cabin Fever – Deer Creek State Park
Indiana Rendezvous
Chapter Gathering
Game night
Michigan Wingless Weekend
MAR
4-5
8
15
19
22
29
?
Chapter retreat – Tridelphia WV
Dinner - Ido
Chapter Gathering
G2 Chili Cook-Off / Auction
Dinner – El Fogon
Dinner – Parasson’s (Stow)
Game night
APR
2
5
12
16/17
19
26
Spring Officers meeting
Dinner ride – Hacker’s
Dinner ride – The Boulevard (Cuyahoga Falls)
ARC / TRC, Wilmington, OH
Chapter Gathering
Dinner ride – Sammie’s Bar & Grill
MAY
3
7
10
17
14
14/15
19-21
21
24
31
Dinner ride – John’s Bar & Grill
Mystery ride
Dinner Ride - TGIFridays
Chapter Gathering
Chapter T Spaghetti Dinner / silent auction
ARC / TRC, Galion, OH
Indiana Spring Wing Warm-up
Chapter ride
Dinner ride - Chives
Dinner ride – Uncle Tito’s
JUN
4
7
14
16-18
21
28
Mystery ride
Dinner ride – Ben’s (Berlin Center)
Dinner ride – Angie’s (Barberton)
Buckeye Rally – Canfield Fairgrounds
Chapter Gathering
Dinner ride – Walther’s Café (Canton)
JUL
2
5
7-9
12
16
19
26
28-30
AUG
2
5-6
7
9
16
20
23
30
8/31 – 9/3
SEP
3
6
13
17
20
23-24
27
OCT
1
4
11
15
18
25
NOV
1
8
15
24
29
DEC
10
Mystery ride
Dinner ride – Sean’s Pub (Garretsville)
Reno Rendezvous
Dinner ride – BB Rooners (Salem)
Chapter ride
Chapter gathering
Dinner ride – Ray’s Place (Fairlawn)
Region D Rally, Coldwater, MI
Dinner ride – Variety’s Restaurant (N Canton)
MI rally
Ride to Chap I-2 Corn Roast Fundraiser
Dinner ride – Marie’s (Wadsworth)
Chapter Gathering
Mystery ride
Dinner ride – Carlos Trattoria
Dinner ride – Canal Grill (Canal Fulton)
Wing Ding – Billings, MT
Mystery ride
Dinner ride – Ezio’s (Salem)
Dinner ride – Happy Moose (Streetsboro)
Chapter ride
Chapter Gathering
Buckeye Time Out
Dinner ride – Mike’s Place (Kent)
Mystery Ride
Dinner ride – Rose Villa
Dinner ride – Lembo’s
Chapter Ride
Chapter Gathering
Dinner ride – Brimfield Family Steakhouse
Dinner – Lake Varsity Diner
Dinner – Polinori’s Palm Garden Inn (Alliance)
Chapter Gathering
Dinner – O’Charley’s
Dinner – Front Porch (Hartville)
Christmas Party
2016RESTAURANTLISTING
DATE
1/5/16
1/12/16
1/19/16
1/26/16
2/2/16
2/9/16
2/16/16
2/23/16
3/1/16
3/8/16
3/15/16
3/22/16
3/29/16
4/5/16
4/12/16
4/19/16
4/26/16
5/3/16
5/10/16
5/17/16
5/24/16
5/31/16
6/7/16
6/14/16
6/21/16
6/28/16
7/5/16
7/12/16
7/19/16
7/26/16
8/2/16
8/9/16
8/16/16
8/23/16
8/30/16
9/6/16
9/13/16
9/20/16
9/27/16
10/4/16
10/11/16
10/18/16
10/25/16
11/1/16
11/8/16
11/15/16
11/22/16
11/29/16
12/6/16
RESTAURANT
(Firstofyearbreak)
winterbreak
Gathering-NewEraRestaurant
winterbreak
winterbreak
winterbreak
winterbreak
winterbreak
IdoBar&Grill
ElFogon
Parrasson's-Stow
Hacker's
TheBoulevardTavern
Sammie'sBar&Grill
John'sBar&Grille
TGIFridays
Chives
UncleTito'sMexicanGrill
Ben'sRestaurant
Angie's
Walther'sCafé
Sean'sPub
BBRooners
Ray'sPlace
Variety'sRestaurant
Marie'sRestaurant
Carlo'sTrattoria
CanalGrille
Ezio'sItalianRestaurant
TheHappyMoose
Mike'sPlace
RoseVilla
Lembo's
BrimfieldFamilySteakhouse
LakeVarsityDiner
Polinori'sPalmGardenInn
O'Charley's
TheFrontPorch
Christmasbreak(restofyear)
ADDRESS
PHONE#
10MassillonRdAkron
330-784-0087
10MassillonRdAkron
1537SMainStAkron
10MassillonRdAkron
1080InterstateParkwayAkron(Green)
3983DarrowRdStow
600SwartzRdAkron(Coventry)
435ChestnutBlvdCuyahogaFalls
6955PromwayAveNWNorthCanton
10MassillonRdAkron
498SouthAveTallmadge
2749ClevelandAveNWCanton
1039InterstatePkwyAkron(Green)
733WMapleStHartville
10MassillonRdAkron
2355SUnionAveAlliance
2215EWaterlooRdAkron(SpringfieldTwp)
17729WAkron-CanfieldRdBerlinCenter
3434thStNWBarberton
LOCATIONTOBEDETERMINED
10MassillonRdAkron
3434thStNWBarberton
1836MapleAveNECanton
4680ProspectSt
8105MainStGarrettsville
256EStateStSalem
10MassillonRdAkron
25GhentRdFairlawn
1286SMainStNorthCanton
130ESmokeriseDrWadsworth
10MassillonRdAkron
786EMainStRavenn
2223LocustStSCanalFulton
182SBroadAveSalem
410WHighStOrrville
9436StRt14Streetsboro
2367WStateStAlliance
10MassillonRdAkron
1700SWaterStKent
368PortageLakesDrAkron
1186CantonRdAkron(SpringfieldTwp)
1313WMainStKent
10MassillonRdAkron
1198TallmadgeRdKent(Brimfield)
13367ClevelandAveNWUniontown
1441SLibertyAveAlliance
1186CantonRdAkron
10MassillonRdAkron
368PortageLakesDrAkron
283HoweAveCuyahogaFalls
1075EdisonStNWHartville
330-784-0087
330-773-1724
330-784-0087
330-644-7700
330-688-3650
330-724-9123
330-928-8596
330-784-0087
234-678-8334
330-454-1259
330-644-8443
330-784-0087
330-829-9955
330-208-0429
330-547-7633
330-745-6056
330-784-0087
330-452-0785
330-527-0485
330-337-0001
330-784-0087
330-835-2233
330-305-9670
330-334-1000
330-784-0087
330-877-4300
330-854-3600
330-337-3872
330-626-9700
330-784-0087
330-673-6501
330-644-5522
330-733-7586
330-784-0087
330-678-3017
330-699-3463
330-821-2680
330-784-0087
330-475-8444
330-877-2706
Save the date!
CHALLENGE2016ANDSTEAKFRY!!
Last year’s Wingnut Challenge winners Chuck & Kathy Fishburn will be hosting this
year’s event on Saturday, September 10th. So save this date on your calendar!
The starting point will be Brimfield Family Restaurant, located at 1198 Tallmadge Rd,
Kent (Brimfield). Those that want to have breakfast will order at 8:45AM. First bike
out at 10AM. Please remember to bring a clipboard and pen(s), a camera or phone to
take pictures, and $3.00 in spare change for items that you may need to purchase
during the challenge.
The annual steak fry will be at the ending point. $5.00 per person as usual. Please
make sure to let us know by Wednesday, September 7th if you will be attending the
steak fry, so that we can purchase the appropriate number of steaks. Drink and table
service will be provided. Please bring a dish/dessert of your choice to share which can
be given to Chuck & Kathy for temperature control as needed while you are on the
ride. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! (Those not participating in the challenge are
welcome to contact us for the steak fry location)………..
Chuck & Kathy
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