August - GWRRA Chapter CA1-I

Chapter CA1-I—Covina
The “I” of the Tiger
Newsletter
August 2013
In This Issue
Snapshot of August Rides ................. 2
From the CDs ...................................... 2
From the ACDs ................................... 3
From the Educator .............................. 4
From the CA District Director .......... 5
Sunshine............................................... 6
Photos ............................. 7, 11-12,14-15
Calendars .......................................... 8-9
Ride and Event Details .................... 10
July Gathering Recap ....................... 13
Chapter I Officers & Staff ................ 16
CA District Ride Calendar .............. 17
Region F Staff .................................... 18
CA District Staff ................................ 18
Join us at our next monthly Gathering!
CA Chapter Meeting Times ....... 19-20
Saturday, August 10
Breakfast 8:00am, Meeting 8:30am
Denny’s Restaurant
546 W. Baseline Rd., Glendora
We meet the 2nd Saturday of every month.
After-Gathering August Ride
Newcomb’s Ranch
Angeles Crest Highway
Near La Canada Flintridge
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
Cheers!
This August, as we say “goodbye” to Covina Bowl, it gives us a
great opportunity to think about what makes Chapter I a longstanding, strong GWRRA Chapter.
At the risk of being outrageously obvious, it is not our location that has made us great, it’s YOU!
It is not that our charter and our home base landed us in
“Covina”. As a matter of fact, Chapter I has one of the widest geographical spreads among its active participants in all of California —
from Riverside to Crestline to Santa Fe Springs. Some of us travel
a few miles, some have a much longer round trip.
It is not that we’ve had the convenience of meeting in a banquet
room at the bowling alley with enough room to spread out our breakfast plates, our store, our door prizes—and a place to welcome
guests.
It’s not about the room, it’s about the people!
So, as we meet at Denny’s for the first time this August 10th, if
we have each of you, then we have exactly what we need to continue in the great traditions of Chapter I. In the words of the “Cheer’s!”
theme song…
Newcomb’s Ranch
August 10
Big Bear
August 25
Making your way in the world today takes everything you've got.
Taking a break from all your worries, sure would help a lot.
Wouldn't you like to get away?
Sometimes you want to go
Where everybody knows your name,
and they're always glad you came.
You wanna be where you can see,
our troubles are all the same
You wanna be where everybody knows
your name.
You wanna go where people know,
people are all the same,
You wanna go where everybody knows
your name.
By Gary Portnoy and Judy Hart Angelo
Until next time, we’re taking the long way
home.
George & Norma
District Convention
Aug 30-Sept 1
See Page 10 for all the group ride details.
Welcome to your new
Chapter I Newsletter
format. Your personal
Newsletter will arrive
in your e-mail inbox on
the 1st of every month. At the
Gathering you‘ll receive the new
“Tiger Rag”, a print version of
only Newsletter Highlights and a
2-Month Calendar. Enjoy!
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ACD’s
Joel & Marti
ACD’s
Dan & Lavonne
New Meeting
Location
As we move our Chapter gathering to a new location after 20
some years it comes with mixed emotions. The fond memories
of all of the great times we’ve had over the past 13 years at Covina Bowl and the excitement of a new beginning.
Unfortunately, we may not be at the August meeting to celebrate
with you since we will be landing at LAX from Maui just a few
short hours prior to the meeting time. That is if the plane is on
time.
There are times when you’re looking for a good hot meal, our
new location will definitely provide it for you. And, a good hot
cup of coffee to help wake you up and get you started.
Tom Bodett always says “we’ll leave the lights on for ya”…
We’re Dan and Lavonne, and we will always leave the welcome
mat out for ya!
Here’s to a new beginning, new friends and new memories!
Safety doesn’t happen by accident.
Dan & Lavonne
Are You Prepared With
a Well-Stocked
First Aid Kit?
There have been several requests for an article about first aid
kits and that sounds like a reasonable request, so, here you
go.
Is bigger better? Referring to your first aid kit on the bike,
well, everything is relative! Space is limited and many “wants”
need to be put on the back burner so the “needs” have priority
seating with you.
Here's some suggested items:
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CPR Mask with one way valve
Mylar blanket
2-3 pair of disposable gloves in a zip lock bag. Non-latex
is the best choice.
1-2 small roller gauze 2”-3”
1-2 large rolled gauze 4”
4 absorbent pads
Assorted nonstick gauze pads
Assorted Band Aids
Adhesive tape
Plastic/waterproof tape
Saline eye wash
2 eye pads (both eyes are always covered)
Triangular bandage
Safety glasses
Trauma scissors
Tweezers
Waterless hand sanitizer
Iodine swabs
Antibiotic ointment
Chemical cold pack
Aspirin/Tylenol/Ibuprofen
Waste bag
Flashlight
Pencil
Scratch pad
Most items are available at your favorite store. Some are
available in specialty stores. Harbor Freight has a good
assortment of first aid items.
It makes no difference where you get your supplies, please
get them! You'll have a customized kit before you know it!
And don't forget to pick a date to check your supplies and be
diligent about checking.
Marti & Joel
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Educator
Bud
A Few Tips for Motorcyclists
Here are just a few tips for you to consider while riding:
Riding in blind spots: One of the most dangerous mistakes motorcyclists make is to linger in other driver’s blind spots. Motorcycles easily disappear in the invisible area between typical car and truck mirror coverage. Few drivers seem to practice head
checks to determine if a lane change is safe. A motorcyclist is riding along, and all of a sudden a vehicle is coming into their lane.
A rule of thumb is to ride through blind spots. Also, avoid changing lanes into a driver’s blind spot and position your motorcycle
within your lane to ensure optimum visibility in traffic.
Accelerating through an intersection: It is tempting to twist the throttle through an intersection and try to beat a red light. It is a
reflex many of us have, and even the smartest riders have been known to do it. The problem is that intersections are the number
one location where crashes occur. It is important to remember that motorcycles have small visual impact and can be lost in surrounding traffic. The small frontal profile not only makes us harder to see, it can also make it more difficult for others to judge our
distance and approach speed. Keeping this in mind, you can see why drivers often pull out in front of motorcycles, thinking it is
safe to proceed.
Stopping too close to the vehicle in front of you: Too many riders position themselves poorly for escape when stopping behind
vehicles at a stop light or stop sign. Give yourself plenty of room to maneuver in case a driver approaching from the rear can’t stop
in time. This means positioning your motorcycle well away from the vehicle in front of you and off to one side, usually in the left
wheel track. This position allows room to move forward, past the car in front of you. It also has the added benefit of keeping your
tires off the often slippery center portion of the lane. Be sure to keep your eyes on your mirrors to monitor vehicles approaching
from the rear. Keep your motorcycle in first gear so you can respond quickly, if necessary.
Signaling too late: Miscommunication is a major cause of traffic related mishaps. One of the most common examples of this is
slowing down or maneuvering before signaling your intent, which forces surrounding traffic to guess what you are up to. Well timed
communication insures that traffic around you is not surprised by your actions. Remember, simply rolling off the throttle may slow
your motorcycle enough to require the typical car driver behind you to brake, but he doesn’t know what you are going to do. Signal
three to five seconds prior to turning and activate your brake light early to alert drivers of a change in direction or speed.
Ride safe, and, above all, have fun!
Bud
Parking Lot Practice
PLP
Bert’s Mega Mall
Saturday
August 24th
10:00 AM
Skills Games
Just for the Fun...and the Practice
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District Directors
Vince and Pam Puterbaugh
Life is but a Journey, please be part of ours!
For three years, Pam and I served as California’s Asst. District Directors under Bill and Rene Johnson and one of our monthly duties was to write an article for this very newsletter. Over the years, I got into the routine of dedicating certain issues to particular
themes: in January, I would write about the officers’ meeting; in May, the topic was always the Region F Convention and July was
about Wing Ding. The August article is perpetually dedicated to our own California District Rally and this year is no different.
If this were a typical year, I would write about how the opportunities for early registration ends in a few short days on August 9th
and how there are 5 sets of tires being raffled. If this was any other year, I would hype the professional Polynesian dancers performing during the Sunday night that is included in the cost of the dinner. Any year, other than this one, I would be bragging about
the 1,000 turn ride we put together and how you needed to come to Visalia as it sits at the gateway to Sequoia National Park with
some of the most unique scenery in the world. Lastly, if this was a typical year, I would remind you of all the educational opportunities awaiting you, from the Advanced Rider Course to the Trike Rider Course to the myriad of seminars available.
Although these are all compelling reasons to attend this year’s District Convention, they shouldn’t be your primary motivation. This
week, California lost one of its newest Chapter Directors to cancer. CA-1F’s Tom Klock went into the hospital at the beginning of
the week, was released to hospice on Friday and passed away the following Monday. If you have been following the e-mails that
Pam has been sending out, you know of the uncommonly high number of our members that have passed away recently. These
losses should serve as a reminder of the real reason we ever attend any of these events: to spend time with our friends. The excess of funerals that we have attended this year serve as a reminder of just how temporary our time on this earth truly is.
While Tom was in the hospital, his chapter members spent shifts sitting with him around the clock so that he would not be alone
and to support and spell his wife, Tammy. This is the sort of love you routinely find throughout GWRRA. If this was any other
year, I would encourage you to come for all of the activities; this year we are inviting you to come spend time with friends. If you
would like to send Tammy your condolences, her address is 896 Banock St., Spring Valley, CA 91977 and her e-mail address is
[email protected]. If you would like to attend Tom’s celebration of life, his memorial service will be held on August 3rd at 4pm at
Flinn Springs County Park, 14787 Old Highway 80, El Cajon, CA 92021.
Hopefully, Pam and I will see many of you at Tom’s service this Saturday and all of you in Visalia at the end of the month. Until
then, ride well, ride often and be good to one another.
Vincent and Pamela Puterbaugh
Two Chapter I Group Riding Departure Times:
Thursday, August 29, 6:00AM, Loc #2
Friday, August 30, 6:00AM, Loc #2
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Linda Flechtner
August 3
Dan Morgan
August 6
Joe Bender
Larry Rauch
August 11
August 18
Wade Nygren
August 22
David Lee
Amazing Team Challenge
CA District Convention in Visalia
August 30 – September 1, 2013
For: Teams & Individuals, Motorcycles & Trikes,
Experts & Novices
August 2
Bill & Bobbie Todd
August 15
Terry & Becky Klein
August 27
Come and let’s play at the District convention in
Visalia! We are hosting a free obstacle course
for you to practice your riding skills and to compete if you want. The Amazing Team Challenge is a fun-filled bike riding activity that will
invigorate the young at heart as well as revitalize the more seasoned, mature riders. It is designed for teams as well as individuals to determine who will end up with the fastest times. It’s
all about fun, safety, and knowledge!
GWRRA is presenting this riding challenge for
the participants at the CA District convention.
This is a timed, competitive event, involving a
straight-away, right and left turns, a couple of
360 degree circles, a cone weave, stopping in a
box after the timed run and a lot of fun. It is
open to all riding skill levels—it can be easy for
the novice rider and humbling for the more advanced rider. After all, this is a riding organization so why wouldn’t you all want to try your
hand at it?
The best time to make friends
Is before you need them.
Ethel Barrymore
If you are interested in participating, you may
practice riding the course on the range at the
parking lot adjacent to the Holiday Inn all day
Saturday. The official timed event will be held
on Sunday morning, 10am to 12:30pm, immediately following the Gold Angels demonstration
team performance. Even if you don’t plan to
ride the event, come out anyway to cheer on
your favorite team or rider!
Be there for a Chapter I member in need.
You may sign-up for this event when you register at the convention; look for the ATC registration table.
If you have good news to share or would like
Chapter I to be thinking & praying for you,
contact Becky or Pat. (See pg. 16 for contact info.)
Hope to see you all there!
Jerry Gragg. California District Educator
Remember to: Sign-in, register, tally sheet, and liability release. Riders use proper riding gear. Safety
inspection of your motorcycle. (TCLOCS)
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Eye on Chapter I
Irwindale Raceway
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August 2013
Sun
4
Mon
5
Tue
6
Wed
7
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
3
8
9
GATHERING
10 Breakfast
8:-00
Meeting 8:30
After-Gathering Ride
Nerwcomb’s Ranch
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12
13
14
Meet & Eat
15
16
17
22Business Meeting 23
24
6:00 PM
Frisco’s
City of Industry
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19
20
21
10:00 AM
7:00 PM
Bert’s Mega Mall
Covina
East Shore RV Pk
San Dimas
25 Picnic Ride
Big Bear
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27
28
29District Convention 30District Convention 31
10:00 AM
Loc #5
1
District Convention
Mon
2
Tue
3
Group Departure
Group Departure
6:00 AM
6:00 AM
Loc #2
Loc #2
District Convention
Visalia
Ride Departure Locations—Page 9
Complete Ride and Event Details—Page 10
September 2013
Sun
PLP
Wed
4
Thu
5
Fri
6
Visalia
Sat
7
Dinner Ride
Azteca Restaurant
Garden Grove
3:30 PM
Loc #3
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9
10
11
12
13
14
GATHERING
Breakfast 8:-00
Meeting 8:30
After-Gathering Ride
Miguel’s, Corona
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17
18
19
20
21
CA2-W Rally
Clovis
Self-guided
22
29
23
CA1-V Rally
Victorville
24
25 Meet & Eat
26
27
28
6:00 PM
CA1-Z Rally
Temecula
Farrell’s
Rancho Cucamonga
8:00 AM
Loc #3
30
8:00 AM Loc #5 or
8:30 AM at Loc #4
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October 2013
Sun
Mon
Tue
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Wed
2
Thu
3
Fri
4
Sat
5
CA1-L Rally
San Luis Obispo
6:00 AM
Loc #1
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10
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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
24
25
26
CA1-F Rally
San Diego
6:30 AM
Loc #3
27 Meet & Eat
28
29
30
31
3:00 PM
Corky’s
Rancho Cucamonga
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
After-Gathering Ride
Newcomb’s Ranch
Restaurant
Angeles Crest Highway
Near La Canada Flintridge
Aug 10
After
Gathering
Denny’s
Glendora
Meet & Eat
Frisco’s
18065 Gale Avenue
City of Industry
Aug 14
6:00 PM
N/A
Picnic Ride
Meadow Park
Big Bear
41258 Park Avenue
Big Bear
Aug 25
10:00 AM
Loc #5
CA District
Convention
Holiday Inn and
Conference Center
9000 W Airport Drive
Visalia
Aug
2 group
30—Sep departures.
See calendar.
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Loc #2
Dinner Ride
Azteca Restaurant
12911 Historic Main St
Garden Grove
Sept 7
3:30 PM
Loc #3
After-Gathering Ride
Miguel’s California
Mexican Cocina
(a round-about route)
1920 Frontage Road
Corona
Sept 14
After
Gathering
Denny’s
Glendora
Meet & Eat
Farrell’s Ice Cream
10742 Foothill Blvd
Rancho Cucamonga
Sept 25
6:00 PM
N/A
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
Meet & Eat
Corky’s Homestyle
Kitchen and Bakery
6403 Haven Avenue
Rancho Cucamonga
3:00 PM
N/A
Bring your own picnic lunch or
pick up a sandwich or fast
food when you get to town.
Outdoor & table games welcome.
Oct 27
See California District Ride Calendar (Pg 12) 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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Eye on Chapter I
Pie Ride
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Eye on Chapter I
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July Gathering Recap
July’s meeting included 39 Chapter I
participants, 2 guests, 10 bikes and
4 trikes.
Big Mike won the Spiffy Bike Award.
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
The lucky winner of the July wreath was
Bud.
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
The Tiger Tale winner was Joel.
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
Chapter I officers donned Hawaiian shirts
and spread leis around the room. Can you
say “Visalia?” :-)
Rider Education & Skill Levels - Educating both the rider & co-rider on
bettering their skills on accident avoidance & the group riding
concept
Tease Your Brain
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
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Eye on Chapter I
July Gathering
Motorist Awareness Seminar
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Eye on Chapter I
Dinner Ride
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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
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
Kevin Traschler
[email protected]
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
626-485-9148
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DATE
CHAPTER
EVENT
7/3--7/6/13 – Wed-Sat
GWRRA
Wing Ding, Greensboro, SC
7/13/13 — Sat
CA-C
Bear County Fair
8/29-9/1/13 – Fri-Sun
CA District District Convention
9/21/13 – Sat
CA2-W
Big Valley Casino Rally
9/28/13 – Sat
CA1-Z
8 Ball Poker Run and Ride
9/29/13 —Sun
CA1-V
The V Run 5
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, the first rally of the year. It is difficult to plan well without knowing who’s coming. Please be mindful that it is
equally as important for the Chapter rallies that are not ours. Pre-registration is
the highest form of etiquette for our fellow Gold Wingers that work just as hard
on their events as we do on ours. Please check out the upcoming rallies and
take the time to pre-register. YOUR participation makes it all so much better!
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REGION ‘F’un STAFF
Region F Directors
Anita & JR Alkire
[email protected]
619-741-8893
Assistant Directors
Garry & Karry Woo
[email protected]
520-883-7155
Assistant Directors
Joyce & Rick Elmore
970-619-8140
Assistant Directors
Cathy & George Diaz
[email protected]
949-551-4896
Treasurer
Crystal Richard
[email protected]
858-541-1176
Region F Educators
Dave & Dee Gormley
[email protected]
520-749-5653
Asst. Region Educator
John Garrett
[email protected]
951-679-4987
Asst. Region Educators
Medic First Aid Training
Marti & Joel Winkler
[email protected]
626-969-7486
Asst. Region Educators
Motorist Awareness
Davd & Sandie Novitt
520-296-7369
Asst. Region Educators
Leadership Training
Ray & Sandi Garris
[email protected]
602-404-6875
Membership Enhancement
Coordinators
Lisa Capano & Bill Weiss
[email protected]
720-890-8122
Region “F”un COY 2013
Mike & Ruth Burke
[email protected]
209-536-1318
Region “F”un IOY 2013
Rocco
[email protected]
916-743-2358
Region “F”un
2011 Chapter of the Year
California CA-1A (Lancaster, CA)
CALIFORNIA DISTRICT STAFF
District Directors
Vince & Pam Puterbaugh
[email protected]
[email protected]
951-453-6000
Asst. (N) Dist. Directors
Jim & Caren Moody
Asst. (S) Dist. Directors
John & Linda Bouman
District Educator
Jerry Gragg
District Webmaster
Vince Johnson
[email protected]
Scott Weinke
707-362-6384
District FA/CPR
Coordinators
Mike & Ruth Burke
[email protected]
209-536-1318
District Store
Bob & Barbara Dowdy
805-226-9175
Event Coordinator
Bill & Rene Johnson
Couple of the Year
Don & Beth Kuellmer
Individual of the Year
Mike Rand
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Chapter
Date/Time
Meeting Location
Chapter Director
CA1-A
1st Saturday
8:15 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Greenhouse Café
661-723-3522
1169 Commerce Center Dr
Lancaster, CA 93534
Gary & Dee Bowers
661-435-6526
[email protected]
CA1-C
3rd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Burgers & Beer
760-202-4522
72733 Dinah Shore Dr.
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
Sherman & Dorie Jared
760-989-7138
[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
Tim McShane
562-920-6564
[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
Tom Klock & Tammy Burmeister
619-921-5419
[email protected]
CA1-I
2nd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 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
Nadine Galli
818-398-0763
[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
Cathy & George Diaz
949-551-4896
[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
760-486-3405
[email protected]
CA1-Z
1st Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Home Town Buffet
40390 Margarita Road
Temecula, CA 92591
Danny & Ginger Merritt
951-285-3597
[email protected]
626-914-1212
951-694-1116
Mark Your Calendars.
Save the date.
Chapter I Holiday Party
Upland Hills Country Club
Saturday, December 7, 2013
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Chapter
Date/Time
Meeting Location
Chapter Director
CA-C
3rd Sunday
8:30 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Elk’s #6
6446 Riverside Blvd
Sacramento, CA
CA2-A
4th 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
8:00 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
1st Saturday
9:00 am Breakfast
10:00 am Meeting
Sang’s
131 Main Street
Salinas, CA
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
559-638-4937
[email protected]
821-424-6012 Steve & Jacque Foster
925-829-3747
[email protected]
559-485-6951
Steve &Teri Rippe
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