October - GWRRA Chapter CA1-I

Chapter CA1-I—Covina
The “I” of the Tiger
Newsletter
October 2013
In This Issue
Snapshot of October Rides ............... 2
From the CDs ...................................... 2
From the ACDs ................................... 3
From the Educator .............................. 4
From the CA District Director .......... 5
Sunshine............................................... 6
Calendars .......................................... 7-8
Ride and Event Details ...................... 9
Photos ................................ 11-12, 15-16
September Recap .............................. 13
Chapter I Officers & Staff ................ 17
CA District Ride Calendar .............. 18
Region F Staff .................................... 19
CA District Staff ................................ 19
CA Chapter Meeting Times ....... 20-21
Join us at our next monthly Gathering!
Advertisements ............................ 22-29
Saturday, October 12
Breakfast 8:00am, Meeting 8:30am
Denny’s Restaurant
546 W. Baseline Rd., Glendora
After-Gathering October Ride
Hell’s Kitchen, Elsinore
We meet the 2nd Saturday of every month.
CA1-I Website/Activity Calendar
www.gwrra-ca1i.org
California District
www.gwrra-ca.org
Southwest Region F
www.gwrra-regionf.org
National
www.gwrra.org
Friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge
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CD’s
George and Norma
a snapshot of October ride opportunities
Chapter Pride
We feel so blessed to be part of Chapter I. We’ve
made good friends and enjoyed great rides, rallies,
and conventions. We have laughed until our sides
ached. We’ve been amazed to see 40+ members
working and sweating, even in February, to put on
the best rally of the year…(a completely impartial
opinion!) We’re proud to be volunteers, alongside
many of you, doing what we all can to continue to
keep Chapter I one of the strongest chapters in California.
We just can’t help but want everybody who sees
us at a restaurant, rest stop, or rally to recognize us,
not just for our great-looking wheels, but for our obvious friendship and tiger pride!
Please join us for an October event—on 2, 3 or 4
wheels. The After Gathering Ride on October 12th
and the Lunch Ride to Slater’s 50/50 on the 19th are
great opportunities to travel together — and, of
course, eat together, and at the same time show everybody who sees us that GWRRA groups ride safely
and know how to have a good time. Rallies to San
Luis Obispo or San Diego are also great opportunities to spread CA1-I chapter pride.
CA1L San Luis Obispo
October 5
Di
nn
After Gathering Ride
Elsinore
October 12
None of us have the time or can afford to attend
every Chapter, District and Region event, but look
ahead on our 3-month calendar and circle now the
events you can come to. They’re just not the same
without you!
In our minds, every year Chapter I is absolutely
the “Chapter of the Year”. The more we ride together, the more everybody will be able to see that, too.
Lunch Ride
Anaheim
October 19
George and Norma
CA1F San Diego
October 26
See Page 9 for all the group ride details.
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ACD’s
Dan & Lavonne
ACD’s
Joel & Marti
Why Do We Have To
Take It Again?
ATTGATT
Why do we have to take it again?
When we went to the District Convention this
year, we took the Trike Rider Course in order to
keep our Master Level. Yes, it was HOT out there
on the black asphalt at the airport. Yes, some riders
had to do the exercise over a few times keeping the
rest of us waiting. But, watching others helped us
learn what not to do as well as what to do.
After taking the advanced rider course for the
third time, we now look at it a little differently. In the
future we will be looking forward to it instead of wondering why we have to take it again.
Did we learn anything we didn’t already know?
You bet we did, we definitely learned that there’s always room for improvement.
It was Intense and rigorous at times. Turning
and stopping on two wheels was a little more than
the co-rider expected. Luckily she was prepared for
the unexpected!
It’s like anything else in life, it’s important to keep
learning and refining our skills. Refresher courses
help with forgotten or neglected skills as well as redeveloping or correcting skills.
The instructors were GREAT! They were knowledgeable, informative and extremely patient.
Safety doesn’t happen by accident.
Are you one with ATTGATT?
Do you make ATGATT a priority?
Do you know what ATGATT is?
All The Gear All The Time. This means you
wear and use all the proper gear each and every
time you get on your motor.
Many times, the weather is too hot. Not as hot
as asphalt scraping against your skin!
Don't need face protection? Anesthesia will
take the pain away, too, while you're having that
foreign body removed!
Gloves protect your nails only if you're wearing
them! Keeps sweat off the grips, too.
We all buy things that seem good at the moment. Would you happen to have a safety item
that still has the tag on it?
Seems redundant to think about ATGATT because we're always talking about safety. We say
it's the most important thing...to keep yourself safe
before all others.
Remember the shortcut you take may not have a
positive end result.
Are you one with ATGATT?
Will you always make ATGATT a priority?
Hope so!
Marti and Joel
Dan and Lavonne
All
The
Gear
All
The
Time!
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Educator
Bud
Rider Levels Program — Intent on Safety
It’s time for Chapter I riders and co-riders to think about their place in the GWRRA Rider Education Levels Program. Many of us began the program with enthusiasm, but may not have thought about it for awhile.
It’s about more than patches or recognition. It’s about continuing to sharpen skill and awareness, and to
accomplish those safe driving miles.
The GWRRA Rider Education Division is structured in four Levels:
Level I = Safety by Commitment. A member simply makes a commitment to safe riding.
Level II = Safety by Education. A member is enrolled in Level 1, completes an approved rider course,
and completes 5,000 safe miles.
Level III = Safety by Preparedness. A member is enrolled in Level I, current in Level II, and completes a
CPR and First Aid course.
Level IV, or Master Tour Rider, is a member who has been current in Level III for one year and has accumulated 25,000 safe miles.
Senior Master is earned 5 years after the year of achieving Level IV.
Grand Master is earned 10 years after the year of achieving Level IV.
Life Grand Master is earned 15 years after the year of achieving Level IV.
Where are you in the Rider Education Program?
Level I
Level II
Level III
Sandy Bascom
Carolyn Alvarado
Felix Alvarado
Crash Clymer
Mark Bascom
David Mark
Norma Mocabee
Larry Rauch
Kathy Budavari
Al DeSantiago
Betty Rauch
Bill Todd
Master
Senior Master
Grand Master
Jane McLauchlin
Rod McLauchlin
Bud Budavari
Linda Flechtner
Rich Mason
George Mocabee
Denece Newman
Chuck Hatfield
Lavonne Hillhouse
Gary Newman
Dan Jacobs
Lorraine Nygren
Wade Nygren
Lorine Nunnally
Don Nunnally
Marti Winkler
Joel Winkler
If you believe you’ve reached a higher Level than what is recorded above, let me check that out with
you and update GWRRA records if needed. And, let’s add more Chapter I members to this worthwhile
program.
Ride safe, and above all, have fun! Bud
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District Directors
Vince and Pam Puterbaugh
Fall is in the Air
As we enter October, you can feel that fall is in the air: the days are shorter, the nights are cooler, and we
now have to check the NFL schedule before we commit to this Sunday’s ride. As far as riding and safety
goes, we need to be keenly aware of the drivers around us as more commuters are driving with either
sun in their eyes or is unaccustomed to darkness. As always, responsibility for our safety remains with
us and needs to be our number one priority.
Having said all that, fall is one of our favorite times to ride. The brisk fall air, if you can call 65 degrees
brisk, is such a welcome change to the hot days of summer. The contrast between the sun and the
shade as we ride through the foothills remind us that this is the interactive experience that cagers miss
out on. If these are the types of rides you look forward to, then CA1L’s and CA1F’s annual events are
right up your alley. On Saturday, October 5th, CA1L is holding their annual Pirate’s Run with some of the
most picturesque scenery that California has to offer. On Saturday, October 26th, CA1F is hosting their
annual Halloween Fun Run in beautiful San Diego. Both events provide a wonderful opportunity to dust
off some of your old Halloween outfits and come in costume.
In November, the District officers will be trekking to Las Vegas for the Regional Officer’s Conference.
This will be our first opportunity to meet with Ray and Sandi Garris (GWRRA’S Directors) in an official
capacity and to network with our peers across the region. In many respects, we will be doing the same
thing that the chapters do at the various rallies: socialize, problem solve, and eat.
On January 25th, we, along with the other senior District officers, will share the information gleaned in November with our chapters at California’s officer conference. All GWRRA members, not just officers, are
welcome to attend and we will be holding breakout sessions for some of the positions where networking
and problem solving will happen along with more detailed information regarding the specific positions.
We strongly recommend taking some time during the first two weeks of November and get together with
your fellow chapter members to reflect on and celebrate the successes of 2013 and your goals for 2014.
Until next month, ride well and ride often.
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Kevin
Airport
Restaurant
Hunt
October 6
1. You have between Jul 8 and Dec 1, 2013
to compete in this Hunt.
Dan & Lavonne
Wally & Willadean
Kevin & Jackie
October 1
October 16
October 18
2. Dan M. is holding a list of 11 airports in
LA, Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.
3. You must travel to 5 pre-selected, but
as yet unrevealed, airports and have a
meal — breakfast, lunch or dinner — at
each of them. We will trust your honesty that you actually ate at the airport
but a receipt will be a tie-breaker.
Constant kindness can accomplish much.
As the sun makes ice melt,
kindness causes misunderstanding,
mistrust and hostility to evaporate.
Albert Schweitzer
Be there for a Chapter I member in need.
Monte
Kevin
Marti
If you have good news to share or would like
Chapter I to be thinking & praying for you,
contact Becky or Pat. (See pg. 14 for contact info.)
4. You must submit a “Hard Photo” of
yourself (or group) to Dan that clearly
identifies the airport eating establishment. Photos on cell phones DO NOT
qualify. Photos from cell phones may
be used, but they must be printed.
5. The only restaurants which will be included are those restaurants which Dan
has pre-selected. While you may go to
5 different airport restaurants, you may
not have gone to those on the selected
list. The more airport restaurants you
visit, the more you increase your odds
of capturing pictures of the right ones.
6. The winner(s) will receive a $100.00
prize. In the event of a tie, that prize
will be split amongst the winners.
7. The same rules apply as with the original Hunt — no electronic devices to be
used, cell phones, GPS, internet. Talk
to friends (or enemies). Somebody you
know may just fly a plane.
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October 2013
Sun
Mon
Tue
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Wed
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Thu
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Fri
4
Sat
5
CA1-L Rally
San Luis Obispo
6:00 AM
Loc #1
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7
8
9
10
11
GATHERING
12 Breakfast
8:-00
Meeting 8:30
After-Gathering Ride
Elsinore
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14
15
16
17
18
19
Lunch Ride
Slater’s,
Anaheim Hills
11:00 AM
Loc #3
20
21
22
23 Business Mtg
East Shore RV Pk
San Dimas
Newsletter Submission
Deadline
27 Meet & Eat
24
25
26
6:30 AM
Loc #3
7:00 PM
28
29
30
CA1-F Rally
San Diego
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3:00 PM
Corky’s
Rancho Cucamonga
Ride Departure Locations—Page 8
Complete Ride and Event Details—Page 9
November 2013
Sun
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Mon
4
Tue
5
Wed
6
Thu
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Fri
Sat
1
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GATHERING
Breakfast 8:-00
Meeting 8:30
After-Gathering Ride
Circuitous Route to
Polly’s Pies, Norco
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12
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14
15
16
CPR/First Aid
El Dorado Park
Upland
10:00 AM
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19
20
Meet & Eat
The Hat
Upland
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28
29
30
6:00 PM
Newsletter Submission
Deadline
Ride
24Afternoon
25
Rainbow Oaks
26
27
Restaurant, Rainbow
2:00 PM
Loc #3
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December 2013
Sun
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Mon
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Tue
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Wed
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Thu
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Fri
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Sat
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HOLIDAY PARTY
Upland Hills
Country Club
See Flyer
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10
11
12
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GATHERING
14 Breakfast
8:-00
Meeting 8:30
After-Gathering Ride
Ricardo’s Place
San Juan Capistrano
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MEET & EAT
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25
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Vince’s
Rancho Cucamonga
6:00 PM
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Chapter I Ride Departure Locations
Location 1: Mobil Station—2249 Huntington Drive, Duarte
From I-210 exit Mt. Olive. Station is on NW corner of Huntington & Mt. Olive
Location 2: Shell Gas Station—106 S. Azusa Avenue, Azusa
From I-210 exit Azusa. Station is on the SE corner Azusa Ave & 1st Ave
Location 3: Shell Gas Station—3177 W. Temple Avenue, Pomona
From I-57S take Temple Ave exit. At stop light, head south, straight across intersection
to Shell Station. Park on west side by the vacuums.
Location 4: McDonald’s—Hwy 138/I-15, Phelan
From I-15 travel north to Hwy 138-Silverwood Cutoff. Take exit and turn east on
Hwy 138. Travel short distance to Wagon Train Rd and turn south. McDonald’s is on
the west side.
Location 5: Denny’s Restaurant—919 Foothill Blvd, La Verne
PLP
From I-210 W take Foothill Blvd exit. Turn right onto Foothill Blvd/CA-66. Follow
Foothill Blvd to Denny’s on north side.
Bert’s Mega Mall Parking Lot—1151 N. Azusa Ave, Covina
From I-210 take Azusa Avenue south.
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Check This Out!
Upcoming Ride
and Event Details
Description
Place
Address
Date
Time
Departure
Pirate Run CA1-L
San Luis Obispo
See Rally Flyer
Oct 5
6:00 AM
Loc #1
After-Gathering Ride
Hell’s Kitchen
32685 Ortega Hwy
Lake Elsinore
Oct 12
After
Gathering
Denny’s
Glendora
Lunch Ride
Slater’s 50/50
Burgers by Design
6362 E Santa Ana Canyon Rd Oct 19
Anaheim Hills
11:00 AM
Loc #3
Halloween Fun Run CA1-F
San Diego
See Rally Flyer
Oct 26
6:30 AM
Loc #3
Meet & Eat
Corky’s Homestyle
Kitchen and Bakery
6403 Haven Avenue
Rancho Cucamonga
Oct 27
3:00 PM
N/A
After-Gathering Ride
Polly’s Pies
1799 Hamner Ave
Norco
Nov 9
After
Gathering
Denny’s
Glendora
Meet & Eat
The Hat
857 N Central Ave
Upland
Nov 20
6:00 PM
N/A
Afternoon Ride
Rainbow Oaks
Restaurant
4815 5th Street
Rainbow
Nov 24
2:00 PM
Loc #3
Holiday Party
Upland Hills
Country Club
1231 E. 16th Street
Upland
Dec 7
Cocktails 5:30
Dinner 6:00
N/A
After-Gathering Ride
Ricardo’s Place
32082 Camino Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano
Dec 14
After
Gathering
Denny’s
Glendora
Meet & Eat
Vince’s Route 66
8241 Foothill Blvd
Rancho Cucamonga
Dec 17
6:00 PM
N/A
See California District Ride Calendar (Pg 18) for Chapter Rallies or go to gwrra-ca.org for up-to-date info and flyers.
Have a great ride idea? Contact…
Ride Coordinators
Larry & Betty
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See Al or Shirley for tickets!
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Eye on Chapter I
September After Meeting Ride — Miguel’s Corona
Good friends. Good food.
It’s always great
when Wade & Lorraine can join us
The Happy Birthday tradition continues.
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Eye on Chapter I
September Dinner Ride — Azteca Garden Grove
A couple too many...
can only result in one thing...
Karaoke with Elvis!
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September Gathering Recap
New Chapter I vests were unveiled.
September’s meeting included 28
Chapter I participants, 2 guests,
3 bikes and 4 trikes.
Dan J won the Spiffy Bike Award.
The lucky winner of the September
wreath was Kathy.
The Tiger Tale winner was Marti.
Marti & Wade split the 50/50 pot.
Tease Your Brain
New to GWRRA?
Those of us who have been around a while forget what it means to be “new” and not
have ANY idea what certain terms and initials mean. Below are some of the most
common acronyms and terms you may frequently hear:
CD
Chapter Director
ACD
Assistant Chapter Director
PLP
Parking Lot Practice - Everyone gets together and practices
safety drills and of course goes to breakfast/lunch afterwards.
SIG
Special Interest Group - such as Trikes or Camping
Gold Angels
Precision motorcycle drill team representing California
ERC
Experienced Riders Course - put on by Honda or GWRRA
ARC
Advanced Riders Course - put on by GWRRA
One-Up
Rider Only
Two-Up
Rider and Co-Rider
COY
Couple of the Year - Nominated by the Chapter Members &
chosen by the Officers
IOY
Individual of the Year - Same as COY only is usually a single
individual
DD
District Director
ADD
Assistant District Director
Rider Education & Skill Levels - Educating both the rider & co-rider on
bettering their skills on accident avoidance & the group riding
concept
Buff N Stuff
Or Stuff N Buff, whichever you prefer - a social gathering
where the bikes are worked on and the stomachs get
“stuffed”
Poker Run
A chapter’s annual fund raising event. This is how many
chapters support themselves for the year
District Rally
Annual Rally for all chapters within a District/State
Region Rally
Annual Rally for the various Districts within a Region
Answers on page 28
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Hey, Chapter I,
It’s Almost Rally Time!!
CPR/First Aid
All Members Needed!
How?
Could I help save a life?
What’s an AED?
When was the last time I
practiced CPR on a dummy?
Is my certification expiring?
Business Planning Mtg, Oct 23rd
This is for you!
Door Prizes
Training Class
Grand Prizes
Saturday, Nov 16, 10:00AM
Tout our Ride
Volunteer to help
Friday, Feb 7 &
Saturday, Feb 8th
El Dorado Park Clubhouse
1400 W 13th St, Upland
Sign-ups available at the Gatherings
or email the Winklers at
[email protected]
Donate water, soda, cookies
February 8, 2014
You are invited!
Chapter I Holiday Party
Upland Hills Country Club
Saturday, December 7, 2013
See the party flyer at the Chapter Meeting
for all the details. Reserve your seat for a great time.
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Eye on Chapter I
District Convention — Visalia
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Eye on Chapter I
District Convention — Visalia
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Chapter Directors
George & Norma Mocabee
[email protected]
(cell-G) 626-945-5988
(cell-N) 626-890-1129
Assistant Chapter Directors
Dan & Lavonne Jacobs
[email protected]
Assistant Chapter Directors
Joel & Marti Winkler
[email protected]
Chapter Educator
Bud Budavari
[email protected]
(cell) 626-485-5298
Assistant Chapter Educator
Motorist Awareness Coord
Don Nunnally
[email protected]
(cell) 626-622-3169
Treasurer
Lorraine Nygren
[email protected]
951-371-8323
Membership Enhancement
Coordinator
Lorine Nunnally
[email protected]
626-622-3160
Ride Coordinators
Larry & Betty Rauch
[email protected]
626-331-1664
Assistant Ride Coordinator
Wade Nygren
[email protected]
951-371-8323
Newsletter Editor
Norma Mocabee
[email protected]
626-890-1129
Webmaster
Larry Jones
[email protected]
626-404-9007
COY
Larry & Betty Rauch
[email protected]
626-331-1664
IOY
Dan Morgan
[email protected]
626-445-2914
Photographer
Linda Flechtner
[email protected]
909-938-2578
Store Manager
Tami Jones
626-404-9008
Assistant Store Manager
Kevin Traschler
Seamstress
Carolyn Weinbaum
626-969-4168
Sunshine Committee
Pat Cheuvront
[email protected]
Becky Klein
[email protected]
951-685-6656
Phone Tree Coordinator
Marti Winkler
[email protected]
626-969-7486
Phone Tree Committee
Willadean Stelmack
Betty Rauch
Kevin Traschler
Carol Cassel
50/50 Sales
Jackie Traschler
[email protected]
Door Prize Assistants
Nick & Carol Cassel
(cell) 626-665-0042
626-969-7486
[email protected]
626-485-9148
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DATE
CHAPTER
EVENT
10/5/13 – Sat
CA1-L
Pirate Run
10/26/13 – Sat
CA1-F
Halloween Fun Run
2/8/14
CA1-I
Valentine Rally
3/38-30/14
CA1-R
Rally in the Valley
4/6/14
CA1-Q
Rendezvous with Q
4/19/14
CA1-A
Coyote Round-up
5/3/14
CA1-K
Mother’s Day Run
5/10/14
CA2-K
Day with the Krows
5/17/14
CA2-W
Big Valley Rally
5/23-25/14
Region F
Region Convention
6/14/14
CA1-D
1D Rally Paramount
6/21/14
CA2-R
2R Rally Redding
7/4-6/14
National
Wing Ding
7/19/14
CA-C
Bear Fair
8/29-31/14
District
CA District Convention
9/27/14
CA1-Z
8-Ball Run
9/28/14
CA1-V
V-Rally
10/4/14
CA1-L
Pirate Ride
10/11/14
CA2-N
Fun with the Frogs
10/25/14
CA1-F
Halloween Run
See CA District website at gwrra-ca.org for the latest information & event flyers.
2014 Sneak Peak
Pre-registration is important to our Chapter. It is difficult to plan well without
knowing who’s coming. Please be mindful that it is equally as important for other Chapter rallies. Pre-registration is the highest form of etiquette for our fellow
Gold Wingers who work just as hard on their events as we do on ours. Check
out the upcoming rallies and take time to pre-register. Thank you!
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REGION ‘F’un STAFF
Region F Directors
Assistant Directors
Assistant Directors
Assistant Directors
Treasurer
Region F Educators
Asst. Region Educator
Asst. Region Educators
Medic First Aid Training
Asst. Region Educators
Motorist Awareness
Asst. Region Educators
Leadership Training
Membership Enhancement
Coordinators
Region “F”un COY 2013
Anita & JR Alkire
[email protected]
Garry & Karry Woo
[email protected]
Joyce & Rick Elmore
Cathy & George Diaz
[email protected]
Crystal Richard
[email protected]
Dave & Dee Gormley
[email protected]
John Garrett
[email protected]
Marti & Joel Winkler
[email protected]
Davd & Sandie Novitt
619-741-8893
520-883-7155
970-619-8140
949-551-4896
858-541-1176
520-749-5653
951-679-4987
626-969-7486
520-296-7369
Ray & Sandi Garris
602-404-6875
[email protected]
Lisa Capano & Bill Weiss 720-890-8122
[email protected]
Mike & Ruth Burke
209-536-1318
[email protected]
Region “F”un IOY 2013
Rocco
[email protected]
916-743-2358
Region “F”un
2011 Chapter of the Year
California CA-1A (Lancaster, CA)
Making a Difference and having “f”un
one Member at a time!
CALIFORNIA DISTRICT STAFF
District Directors
Asst. District Directors
Treasurer/Vendor Coord.
District Educator
Asst. District Educators
Asst. District Educators
District Trainers
Membership Coordinators
Medic/First Aid Coordinators
District Store Managers
Convention Coordinators
PLP Trainer
COY & IOY Coordinators
Vince & Pam Puterbaugh
[email protected]
[email protected]
John & Linda Boman
Donna & Jerry Kougel
Jerry Gragg
John & Lynda Baker
Mike & Ruth Burke
Pat & Bonnie Singer
Garrett & Dee Bowers
Robert & Linda Harmon
Bob & Barbara Dowdy
Bill & Rene Johnson
Tom Jeffries
Mike & Ruth Burke
951-453-6000
951-440-0657
707-631-2642
559-297-7189
760-949-2186
209-536-1318
760-946-1642
661-729-6754
661-810-5154
805-226-9175
707-429-2920
916-682-3469
209-536-1318
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Chapter
Date/Time
Meeting Location
Chapter Director
CA1-A
1st Saturday
8:30 am Breakfast
9:15 am Meeting
Greenhouse Café
661-723-3522
1169 Commerce Center Dr
Lancaster, CA 93534
Lance & Dee Wilson
661-992-7701
[email protected]
CA1-C
3rd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Burgers & Beer
760-202-4522
72-772 Dinah Shore Dr.
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
Sherman & Dorie Jared
760-288-5962
[email protected]
CA1-D
4th Sunday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
Paramount Elks Lodge
8108 E. Alondra Blvd
Paramount, CA 90723
562-633-1804
Cliff Kennish
323-582-4398
[email protected]
CA1-F
2nd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
The Broken Yolk Café
858-270-9655
1851 Garnet Ave
San Diego (Pacific Beach) 92109
Tammy Burmeister
CA1-I
2nd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
Denny’s Restaurant
546 W. Baseline Rd
Glendora, CA 91740
George & Norma Mocabee
626-945-5988
[email protected]
CA1-K
Last Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Home Town Buffet
6705 N Fallbrook Ave
Canoga Park, CA 91307
818-988-0707
Ken Freeland
818-403-6729
[email protected]
CA1-L
2nd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
IHOP Restaurant
212 Madonna Road
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
805-547-9140
Fred “Rusty” & Janey Angleton
805-345-8776
[email protected]
CA1-M
2nd Sunday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Pepper Steak Restaurant
26590 Highland Avenue
Highland, CA 92346
909-862-8341
Steve & Sandy Damico
909-391-4021
[email protected]
CA1-Q
2nd Sunday
7:30 am Breakfast
8:00 am Meeting
Hof’s Hut Restaurant
7005 Knott Ave
Buena Park, CA 90620
714-521-3920
Pat & Ellen O’Donnell
714-525-3993
[email protected]
CA1-R
1st Sunday
7:30 am Breakfast
8:00 am Meeting
Home Town Buffet
1008 E. 17th Street
Santa Ana, CA 92701
714-541-3020
Harold & Jan Jaffke
949-830-3636
[email protected]
CA1-S
3rd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Carrow’s Restaurant
2401 Harbor Blvd
Ventura CA 93003
805-643-1390
Jo Jolitz
805-216-6661
[email protected]
CA1-V
3rd Sunday
7:30 am Breakfast
8:00 am Meeting
Maxwell’s
760-242-5504
17772 Wika Rd (Hwy 18 & Apple Valley Rd)
Apple Valley CA 92307
Mike & Barri Critzman
760-245-9218
[email protected]
CA1-Z
1st Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Home Town Buffet
40390 Margarita Road
Temecula, CA 92591
Ginger & Danny Merritt
951-285-3597
[email protected]
626-914-1212
951-694-1116
[email protected]
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Chapter
Date/Time
Meeting Location
Chapter Director
CA-C
3rd Sunday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
Elk’s #6
6446 Riverside Blvd
Sacramento, CA
CA2-A
1st Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Old Salles Cafe
2082 North J Street
Tulare, CA 93274
CA2-J
2nd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
Hometown Buffet
925-685-1886 Alex & Marcy Ageev
2050 Diamond Blvd.
925-497-4480
Concord, CA 94520
[email protected]
CA2-K
4th Sunday
8:30 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
The Benicia Grill 2
707-751-0155 Steve & Karen Palatino
2390 N Texas
707-426-4847
Fairfield, CA 94533
[email protected]
CA2-N
2nd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Pine Tree Restaurant 209-536-6065 Ken & Linda Stark
19601 Hess Ave
209-450-6742
Sonora, CA 95370
[email protected]
CA2-Q
3rd Saturday
7:30 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
Max’s Diner
925-777-9300 Steve & Jacque Foster
20215 Crow Canyon Place
925-829-3747
San Ramon, CA 94568
[email protected]
CA2-R
2nd Sunday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
Vittles Restaurant
530-378-1799 Dave Wilson
2385 North Street
530-221-0979
Anderson, CA 96007
[email protected]
CA2-S
3rd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:45 am Meeting
Hometown Buffet
408-935-0893 Charlie & Deborah Porzio
212 Ranch Dr (McCarthy Ranch Shopping
408-710-6227
Ctr)
[email protected]
Milpitas CA 95035
CA2-W
1st Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Yosemite Falls Cafe
4020 N. Cedar Ave.
Fresno, CA 93725
Bob & Nancy Harris
209-744-8560
[email protected]
559-684-9600 Greg & Kay Boyajian
559-638-4931
[email protected]
559-485-6951
Steve &Teri Rippe
559-298-2456
[email protected]
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