March - GWRRA CA1

Gold Wing Road Riders Association
North Orange County
California District Southwest Region F
Chapter CA-1Q
March 2015
Monthly Meeting, 2nd Sunday 8:00AM (Breakfast
7:30AM)
Black Bear Diner 7005 Knott Ave., Buena Park, CA
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CA1Q Team
Chapter Director
Assistant CD
Chapter Educator
Asst Chapter Educator
Advertising
Chapter Couple
Individual of the Year
Member Retention
Newsletter Editor
Photographer
“Q” Cashiers
Secretary
Sergeant-at-Arms
Stores
Sunshine
Tour Directors
Treasurer
Web Master
District Director
District Couple
District IOY
Region F Director
Robin & Dave Black
562- 505-6682
(robinwow3@gmail.com)
Tom Del Mar
714-469-2257
(tdelmar1@hotmail.com)
Phil Branson
949-374-1634
(moosers07@gmail.com)
John Danforth
951-343-7765
Janietta Villagrana
562-324-4414
(janiettav@gmail.com)
Dan & Carol Mendoza
714-686-6706
Dennis Edwards
909-499-1596
Carol Mendoza
714-686-6706
Carol Delmar-Mendoza
714-686-6706
(pegbrook2@gmail.com)
Dan Mendoza
747-488-3203
(baddadfwazoo1@gmail.com)
Gary & Michele Taylor
714-646-9053
Louise Malenofski
562-496-8351
Hammer Willingham
323-235-2118
Roger Taylor
714 772-5699
Vickie Elizalda
714-331-8028
Gail Lefebvre
714-692-0206
Mike Bates
562-818-2291
Linda Bates
562-818-2594
Sandi Watts
714-333-5755
Tom Del Mar
714-469-2257
Pam & Vince Puterbaugh
951-453-6000
Bob and Nancy Clark
(clark8clan@roadrunner.com)
David Gardner
(dgardner10@san.rr.com)
Keith and Teresa Morrison
505)922-9250
(Morrison-GWRRA@comcast.net)
Meetings are held on 2nd Sunday of each Month
Meeting 8:00AM Breakfast 7:30 AM
Black Bear Diner
7005 Knott Ave., Buena Park, CA
Our website-gwrra-ca1q.org
The newsletter from Chapter Q is free and is distributed to GWRRA members or boosters who
participate in the monthly Chapter activities. You will be removed from our mailing list after six
months of no-participation unless you make special arrangements with the Chapter Director.
Articles or materials used in this newsletter can be duplicated as long as proper credit is given
to Chapter Q.
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Table of Contents
CA1Q Team……………………….……...……..2
Chapter Directors Corner……………..…….....4-5
Assistant Chapter Director’s Message…………..6
Member Enhancement………………….…..…...8
California District Directors……...…….......10-11
In Memory Don Vary…………………………...13
Tour Directors Report …………..……..……….15
Calendars…………………………..…...…...16-18
Chapter Educator Comments…………...…...….19
Bonehead Award……………...……….….….....20
Q Meeting Places……………………...…..……23
California Rally’s (Other Events)...…………....25
Q Meeting Winners……………………...……...26
Birthdays & Anniversaries…………….…..........28
Chapter Q Stores……..………..………….…….29
GWRRA CA2 Chapter Meetings……....……….30
GWRRA CA1Chapter Meetings………………..31
Q Advertising prices ………….. ……………….31
Please visit our website
gwrra-ca1q.org
For all kinds of information about our group and
activities
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Chapter Directors Corner
With the news of Don Vary’s passing
last night, it’s difficult to write anything
Q related without thinking of him. My
best memory of Don is the day we were
in Cedar City, Utah and he led us on an allday ride. Don had been a fishing guide and long-time
outdoorsman in that area of Utah for many years and he
knew the best roads for riding. We were about 10 Goldwings strong on the ride that day and rode all the roads
around the Dixie National Forest and Fishlake National
Forest. Don pointed out where Butch Cassidy hid out in
the canyon and took us to a little restaurant in the middle of nowhere that served “pickle pie.” We rode
through Aspen trees, red rock mountains, arches, and
Robin’s favorites – riding through the green canyon at
Calf Creek and the Hogsback Road where both sides of
the road fall away, both on UT-12. I remember after riding all day and we came to the turn-off heading back to
Cedar City, Don suggested we could go this other road
and keep riding. I’m pretty sure I heard a collective
groan from everyone because after 10 hours in the saddle we were ready to head back to the hotel. I believe
Don could have just gone on for hours more, but we
were all bushed. Other memories of Don, for me, have
to do with his cooking skills. Don was always so quick
to offer to barbecue huge quantities of food for our Q
events and his reputation alone brought many GWRRA
members back each year to our annual event. Even after
he had been diagnosed with his pancreatic cancer he
went on to supervise and help get together massive
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amounts of turkey and ham after Thanksgiving at our
Christmas party. And as always, much of the cost for
feeding us came out of Don and Barbara’s generous
pockets. I’ll miss Don at our monthly meetings and at
all our on-going events. He was a good and generous
man.
With those thoughts down let me get on to some
Q business. Planning for our Q Rendezvous is ongoing. Tables and chairs are ordered, permits in place
and the Bates have come up with a good ride for the
event. We are doing the usual visits to local chapters
promoting our event and making every effort to attend
the other chapter’s annual fund raisers. It’s only fair, if
we want them to come to ours, we should go to theirs.
Robin’s kidney stone issues kept us from the Chapter
CA-1I event, but we should be able to get to the others.
The weather is warming up and looks like rain is rarely
going to be an issue so we are looking forward to some
good rides. As always, join us when you can and be
safe out there on our crazy roads.
Robin & Dave Black
Chapter Directors
Don Vary’s
Utah Ride.
We all have
fond memories.
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Assistant Chapter Directors Message
It is with heavy heart that I
write to you this month. We have lost
one of our longest and loved Chapter
Members, Don Vary. Please send your
condolences to his wife Barbara Vary
630 S. Grove Ave. Anaheim, CA
92805.
When I think of Don I would describe him as giving. He loved to cook and he seemed to make sure he
not only stuffed our bellies, but had enough to give forward to those less fortunate than ourselves. Don will be
missed.
I also was informed that our dear friend Woody
Randolph has cancer in one of his kidneys. Our support
goes out to Woody and Debbie. Woody is a fighter and I
have confidence that he can turn the tables and be at the
lake fishing in no time.
Dave Capps has made a great recovery from his
throat cancer, and is back on his bike and riding again.
We have had a few losses in GWRRA and it is a sad
time but also a time that brings us all together and allows us to reflect on the great times we have had. It also
allows us to see the power of our motto "Friends for
Fun, Safety and Knowledge". Moving forward we shall
have our fun times as well as some sad times for loved
ones lost. The knowledge that we are surrounded by
friends and loved ones keeps us in high spirits and endears us to chapter life.
Looking forward to fun times with all of you as I
have had for several years now, and hope to continue
doing so for years to come.
Tom Del Mar
ACD CA-1Q
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Woody Randolph January 27, 2015
(Facebook)
I want to thank everybody that
posted and called me about my passing of the kidney stones, not the first,
but was the worst. Keeping food down and no more pain
medicine since last night. Remember we have great support with our motorcycle chapter, friends and family.
Facebook can be a great pick me up when you see the
support you get from our people. We have a lot of people that have worse problems than we have so keep
praying that their eyes, cancer, or accident injuries get
better. It’s support we get from friends and relatives that
move us forward and in my case, my wife is the best
wife and nurse I could ever have. I love you Deb ! I
love her so much and sometimes we take it for granted.
You never know what's around the corner with the value
of life.
*Editor’s note. When I read this, I asked Woody If I
could reprint this note in our Newsletter. I feel that this
sums up what most of us feel about GWRRA and our
“Q” group. Thank you Woody.
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MEMBER ENHANCEMENT
This month we lost a long time
member, Don Vary, he will be missed
by all of us.
The planning for our Q Rendezvous is well under way. There are so
many things to think about when
planning a fun event. The date, the location, the time,
the flyers, the food, the games, the tickets, …..the list
goes on. The location has been picked, the rustic Silverado Canyon. The date and time are complete, April 19th
from 8-11. The flyers are complete, save money and
pre-register. Pick one up at our regular meeting or go
online at http:gwrra-ca1q.org and use your credit card.
You may also register at the Park. We have some great
games planned, the pie eating contest will be included.
We have the tickets for the 50/25/25 and the Grand
Prizes, get more tickets for the same price with preregistration. Pre-Registration ends March 30th.
All in all, this is going to be one fun day. Mark
your calendars and come and join us.
We are having our next Rendezvous planning meeting at 7pm March 13th , at George & Ruth Slomanson's
house.
All are welcome to join in our regular monthly planning meeting on March 6th at 7:30pm at John & Sally
Danforth's house. Hope to see you there.
Thanks, Have fun and be safe
Carol Mendoza
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Great turnout for our meeting
2015
Meeting
Date
Feb
2-8
Member
GWRRA Non-GW
AttenGuest
Guest
dance
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# of
Bikes
# of
Trikes
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California District Directors
We call u-turns adventures!!
Don’t you??
Leading a group ride can be tough.
In addition to monitoring the group, the
traffic, the weather, the road conditions
and a myriad of other things, you also
have to endure the good-hearted razzing
that goes along with the inevitable U-Turn. If you were
at this year’s Officer’s Conference in January, you saw
me stand up in front of everyone and announce the 2015
California District Rally was going to be held at the
Marriott in Visalia. Here comes the U-Turn: The Marriott had a minimum requirement of 75 rooms and was
willing to give us those rooms for a rate of $89. When
the actual contract was presented to us to sign, the Marriott was only willing to guarantee the first 75 rooms at
that rate and everyone else would have to pay their regular rate of $119 per night. After several weeks of discussions and the Marriott’s unwillingness to budge on
the matter, Pam and I have decided to move the venue to
another location. In all good conscious, we just could
not create a two tier cost structure that would penalize at
least half of our attendees $100 over the 3 days. We are
in negotiations with the DoubleTree in Bakersfield and
hope to be able to announce a signed contract in just a
few days. I guess it just goes to show that no matter
how well you know the route, you still may end up having to make a U-Turn in order to get where you
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want to go.
On another positive note, this year’s Officer’s Conference was an extreme success. For the second year in
a row, we had officers from each of the 22 chapters in
attendance and it was a wonderful opportunity to network and get the latest information out to all of the
chapters.
At CA-1I’s Valentine’s Day run, Chapter CA-1A
was announced as the District Chapter of the Year. Bob
and Nancy Clark as the District Couple of the Year, and
Ken Parmann is this year’s Individual of the Year were
also recognized. Pam and I, on behalf of the entire District Staff would like to extend our congratulations to all
of the winners for a job well done and we know that you
will represent well at the Region Rally!
Please mark your calendars for The Rally in the
Valley, March 27-29, in Mesquite, Nevada. As always
they put on a great rally. Just another reason to get out
and ride, their theme this year is Beach Blanket Wingo!
Until next month, ride well and ride often.
Vincent and Pamela Puterbaugh
Quote of the Month:
It was one of those March days when the sun
shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it
is summer in the light, and winter in the
shade.
Charles Dickens
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IN MEMORY OF
Don Vary
1945-2015
Don was a very active member of Q and will be impossible to replace. I know everyone has great
memories.
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Tour Directors Report
February Tour Report
If you missed the ride along the
Malibu coast and into the Santa Monica
Mountains, you missed an incredible day. We had two
groups of bikes/trikes leave the Black Bear diner after
February's meeting. It was slightly overcast as we made
our way to Santa Monica. When we came out of the
tunnel onto the Pacific Coast Highway we had beautiful
blue skies. The traffic was light and all in all a perfect
day for a ride.
I can't decide which I enjoyed more - the ride
along the coast or the inland section which goes through
a scenic valley of horse ranches and mansions called
Hidden Valley. We had awesome curvy roads and outstanding views it seemed around every corner.
After March's meeting we will be heading to the
Bates Nut Farm (no relation sadly), meeting up with two
other chapters for a picnic lunch. In April we will do a
pre-ride of the route which will be offered at our Rendezvous. This takes us through beautiful Santiago Canyon.
Hope to see you all soon! Ride
safe,
Mike and Linda Bates
Tour Directors
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March 2015
Sun
1
Mon
7:45am
leave from El
Torito to visit
Chapter CA1R in Santa
Ana
Ride with
Chapter CA1M
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8 DAY-
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Tue
3
Wed
4
Thu
5
6 7:30pm
Sat
7
monthly
planning
meeting at
John & Sally
Danforth's
house
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LIGHT SAVINGS TIME
BEGINS
8am Q
monthly
meeting (by
15 12:00-
Fri
13 7:00pm
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Q Rendezvous planning meeting
at George &
Ruth Slomanson's house
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6:30pm
Gourmet Pie and
Café, 5350
Katella Ave.,
Los Alamitos
RSVP to Robin
Black
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4:00pm First
Aid/CPR
Class To help
keep your
GWRRA
Rider Education levels
CA-1R
Rally
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CA-1R
Rally
CA1R Rally
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April 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
1
Thu
2
Fri
3 7:00pm Q
Sat
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Rendezvous
planning meeting at Jim &
Joanne Cassaro's house
5 EASTER
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8:00am leave
from El Torito
to ride to Silverado Canyon
Fire Fighter's
Easter Pancake
Breakfast
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12 8am Q
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dinner with
Larry & Gale
Howard from
Sierra Vista, AZ
at Moreno's,
4328 E. Chapman Ave., Orange - Please
RSVP to Robin
Black
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24 7:00pm Q
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monthly meeting (by 7:30am
for breakfast)
Pre-ride the Q
Rendezvous
ride
vous (27641
Silverado Canyon Blvd., Silverado, CA)
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10 7:30pm
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monthly planning meeting at
Louise Malenofski's house
8:00am
leave from
Lucille's
for CA1A Rally
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Rendezvous
post event debriefing meeting at Carol &
Dan Mendoza's
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ALL EVENTS ARE TENTATIVE CHECK WEBSITE OR
NEXT MONTHS NEWSLETTER FOR UPDATES
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Chapter Educator
Hello Q Members,
Last month’s meeting
we discussed Rider Awareness. It is so important that when you step over that seat
to take a ride that you are aware of your surroundings.
While out on the highway we need to be especially
aware of what is happening all around us at all times
and that in itself becomes very difficult. Keeping your
head on a swivel not only is very hard to maintain but
our attention span becomes very short and we drift into
the music on the radio or maybe some of us will be talking to our co-rider and not paying attention to the road
and what's happening around us and that's when it happens. We need to constantly watch what's coming across
the highway from not only the next lane over but we
want to be aware of the traffic that is moving from the
slow lane and making their way over toward us. These
are the sneaky ones. Another surprise area is from the
rear. I can't count how many times that I've been caught
unaware of very fast moving traffic coming up from behind me, whether it be another motorcycle that zooms
by at what seems 100 mph, or the fact we don't look into
the rear view mirror to see what's coming up from the
rear. This is where we could very easily get caught in a
bad situation. So stay aware of the
traffic around you and drive safely and
defensibly.
Be Safe and Enjoy the Ride
Phil Branson CE
John Danforth ACE
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Bonehead for January
Just when you thought he was out
of the loop, Tom Del Mar rises again
to win our Bonehead for the month of
February. Tom was at chapter I's rally
and not only forgot what his number
was, even though it was on a band
taped around his wrist, he also forgot
how to get home. The largest problem
with that is he was using his Tom Tom and asked it to
"Go Home" and he still went the wrong way on the 10
freeway. Good job Tom and welcome back to the ranks
of our Boneheads.
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Full house with
lots of smiles for
our February
Meeting
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Q Meeting Places
Black Bear Diner
7005 Knott Ave., Buena Park, CA
Lucille's Smokehouse BBQ
(Brea)1639 E Imperial Hwy, Brea, CA
(I-57 at Imperial Hwy)
El Torito
2020 E Ball Rd, Anaheim, CA
(southeast corner of Ball Rd and State College Blvd
Target
7530 Orangethorpe Ave, Buena Park, CA
Keno's
5750 E. La Palma Avenue, Anaheim Hills
(on La Palma east of the Imperial Hwy exit from I-91 Freeway)
Fountain Valley Bowl
17110 Brookhurst St., Fountain Valley, CA
(Brookhurst and Warner)
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California Rally’s 2015
Date
March 27-29
Chapter
CA-1
Title
Rally in the Valley
Mesquite
Annual Coyote Roundup
Rendezvous with Q
Mothers Day Poke Run
Day with the Krows
Pirate Ride
Rally With the dogs
Fun With The Frogs
Bear Country Fair
Hanging with the Wolves
8 Ball Poker Ride
The V-run
Redding Rattlesnakes
The Milk Run
The Halloween Fun Run
Coyote Round up
April 11
April 19
May 2
May 16
June 6
June 14
June 27
July 18
September 19
September 26
September 27
October 10
October 17
October 24
November 14
CA-1A
CA-1Q
CA-1K
CA-2K
CA-1L
CA-1D
CA-2N
CA-C
CA-2W
CA-1Z
CA-1V
CA-2R
CA-1M
CA-1F
CA-1C
May 22-24
June 18-20
Sept 4-6
Sept 3-6
Region F Convention—Tucson AZ
National Event in Reno
CA District Convention
Wing Ding—Huntsville, AL
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Feb
Prizes
Q Cash Winners
Ruth Slomanson
Dave Black
Janietta Villagrana
Donated By
Item _______
Won By
Phil Branson
Wing Stuff
Wing Stuff
Jean & Dave
Q
Q
Q
Q
Q
Nancy McKee
Nancy McKee
Phil Bahler
Carol Mendoza
Carolyn Montez
Pat Lewis
Steve & Gracie
Steve & Gracie
Pat Lewis
Pat Lewis
Sandi Watts
Pat Lewis
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Dave Lawrence
Q
Mangielli
Carol Mendoza
Pat Lewis
Twizzlers
Gift Cert
Gift Cert
Thin Mints
Bucket
Popcorn
Red Vines
Candy Heart
Skullcap & Candy
Hula Girl
Spoons
First Aid Kit
Hot Dog Rack
Red Vines
Oil Change
Candy
Socks
Water Bottle
Water Bottle
Do-Rag Scarf
Mustard Pretzels
Oil Filter
Mug
Notepad
Digital auto scan
Fish Grill
Knife
Charlie Sento
Charlie Sento
Midge Lightner
Louise Malenofski
Steve Engler
Liz Kennedy
Nancy McKee
Nancy McKee
Steve Engler
George Slomanson
Phil Bahler
Carolyn Montez
Bill Gillmore
Chap L
Charlie Sento
Dennis Edwards
Janie Capps
Chap L
Nancy McKee
Roger Taylor
Michelle Taylor
Steve Engler
Bill Gilmore
Liz Kennedy
Nancy McKee
Janie Capps
Jim Brightman
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March Q Birthdays
Name
Date
GWRRA
Join Date
GWRRA
Years
Mary Lou Fleer
3 /01
5/1/1994
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Gracie Engler
3 /03
9/1/1993
21
Joe Vanderhoof
3 /05
11/1/2009
5
Roger Taylor
3 /08
4/27/2009
5
Janietta Villagrana
3 /11
3/30/2006
8
Janey Capps
3 /11
9/1/1997
17
Norman Fleer
3 /24
5/1/1994
20
Dave Black
3 /24
3/4/2004
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March Q Anniversaries
Jerry & Char Brazil
3 /17
12/1/1993
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If your join date is not listed, please see Carol Mendoza
so that she can update our files. Thank you
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CHAPTER Q STORES
CHAPTER T-shirts
Medium $10
Large $10
X-Large $10
XX-Large $11
XXX-Large $12
Chapter Polo-shirts
Medium $17
Large $17
X-Large $18
XX-Large $19
XXX-Large $20
Chapter Belt $10
Chapter Belt Buckles $12
Chapter Pins
Visit-A-Chapter Pin $7
Visit-A-Chapter Q Bars $2
Chapter Q Ride Pins $2
Chapter Q Ride Bars $1
Star Pins $1.25
GWRRA Patches
Red Set $20
10” Red Patch
4” Red Patch
Black Set $23
10” Black Patch
4” Black Patch
Rocker Sets $17
Chapter Hats $12
Contact
Vickie Elizalda
714-331-8028
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GWRRA CA2 Chapter Meetings
A
John & Debbie Whitted
559-786-3489
4th Saturday
9:00AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Old Salles Café, 2082
North J Street,
Tulare, CA
559-684-9600
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Alex & Marcy Ageev
925-497-4480
2nd Saturday
8:30AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Hometown Buffet
2050 Diamond Blvd.
Concord, CA
925-685-1886
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Steve & Karen Palatino
707-426-4847
4th Saturday
9:00AM (Brk 8:30AM)
Benicia Grill II
2390 N. Texas St
Fairfield, Ca 94533
707-428-0555
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A
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Bob & Nancy Harris
209-744-8560
3rd Sunday
8:30AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Elks Lodge #6, 6446
Riverside Blvd., Sacramento, Ca
N
Nick & Terri Riolo
209-462-6122
2nd Saturday
9:00AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Q
Don & Beth Kuellmer
925-487-5750
3rd Saturday
8:30AM (Brk 7:30AM)
Black Bear Diner
5100 Hopyard Road
Pleasanton, CA.
Dave Wilson
530-275-5521
2nd Sunday at 8:30am
and breakfast at 8am.
Vittles Restaurant, 2385
North St., Anderson,
CA 530-378-1799
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Larry & Linda Jenkins
559-718-8665
1st Saturday
9:00Am (Brk 8:00AM)
Yosemite Falls Café
4020 N. Cedar Ave
Fresno, CA 93725
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Pine Tree Rest & Lounge
19601 Hess Ave
Sonora, CA 209-536-6065
Sal & Patti Esposito
408-639-0609
3rd Saturday
8:45AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Hometown Buffet
Moonlight Center
2670 El Camino Real,
Santa Clara, CA 95051
Check our calendar for ride dates and times to
GWRRA CA2 Chapter rides.
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GWRRA CA1 Chapter Meetings
A
Lance & Dee Wilson
661-992-7701
1st Saturday
9:15AM (Brk 8:15AM)
Greenhouse Café
1169 Commerce Ctr.
Dr. Lancaster, CA
661-723-3522
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Jim & Karen Miller
760-275-0314
3rd Sat
9:00 AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Burgers & Beer
72733 Dinah Shore Dr.
Rancho Mirage, CA
760-202-4522
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Cliff Kennish
323-582-4398
4th Sunday
8:30AM (Brk 8AM)
Paramount Elks Lodge
8108 E. Alondra Blvd
Paramount, CA
562-633-1804
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Crystal Richardson
858-541-1176
2nd Saturday
8:30AM (Brk 8AM)
Broken Yolk Café
1851 Garnet Avenue
San Diego, CA
858-270-9655
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George & Norma
Mocabee
626-945-5988
2nd Saturday
8:30AM (Brk 8AM)
Denny’s
546 W. Baseline Rd.
Glendora, CA.
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Ken Freeland
818-403-6729
Last Saturday
9AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Denny's Diner
8330 Topanga Canyon
Blvd.
Canoga Park, CA
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Bob & Barb Dowdy
805-226-9175
2nd Saturday
8:30AM (Brk 8AM)
IHOP
212 Madonna Rd
San Luis Obispo, CA
805-547-9140
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Trent & Denise Reed
909-784-5130
2nd Sunday
9:00AM (Brk 8AM)
Pepper Steak
26589 Highland Ave
Highland, Ca
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Robin & Dave Black
562-505-6682
2nd Sunday
8:00AM (Brk 7:30AM)
Black Bear Diner
7005 Knott Ave.,
Buena Park, CA
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Mike & Gayle Davis
(949) 916-4761
1st Sunday
8:30AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Home Town Buffet
1008 E 17th Street
Santa Ana, CA
714-541-3020
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Joel Jolitz
805-216-6661
3rd Saturday
9:00AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Carrow’s
2401 Harbor Blvd
Ventura, CA
805-643-1390
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Pat Riley
951-204-1889
3rd Sunday
8:00AM (Brk 7:30AM)
Maxwell’s
17772 Wika Rd
Apple Valley, CA
760-242-5505
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Ginger & Danny Merritt 951-285-3597
1st Saturday
9:00AM (Brk 8:00AM)
Home Town Buffet
40390 Margarita Rd
Temecula, CA
951-694-1116
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GWRRA—Chapter CA1-Q
Chapter Director
Dave & Robin Black
51 Claremont Ave.
Long Beach, Ca 90803
Friends for Fun, Safety, and Knowledge
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