January - GWRRA Chapter CA1-I

January 2012
CA 1-I
Let’s Ride!
www.gwrra-ca1I.org
We meet the first Sunday of each month at
Covina Bowl
1060 W San Bernardino Rd Covina CA
Breakfast: 8:00 am Meeting: 9:00 am
Next Gathering February 5, 2012
Table of Contents
CA1-I Officers & Staff .................................................................................. 4
GWRRA Abbreviations................................................................................ 5
“Chapter I’s 30th Annual Valentine Run” Chapter Directors ....................... 6
“Happy to Help” Assistant Chapter Directors .............................................. 7
“Musings from the Forums” Chapter Educator ............................................ 8
“Fun-filled 2012” Membership Coordinators ................................................ 9
“Let’s Ride!” Ride Coordinators ................................................................. 10
Preview of February Events ...................................................................... 20
Ride Departure Locations ......................................................................... 21
CA District Ride Calendar ......................................................................... 22
Meeting Times/Locations-S CA................................................................. 30
Meeting Times/Locations-N CA ................................................................ 31
CA District Staff ......................................................................................... 33
Region F Staff ........................................................................................... 34
Newsletter Policy....................................................................................... 35
Advertising Fees ....................................................................................... 35
Extras!
Birthdays ..................................................................................................... 3
Anniversaries .............................................................................................. 3
GWRRA Websites....................................................................................... 3
Sudoku Puzzle .......................................................................................... 15
Big Cat Comedy ........................................................................................ 15
Classified Ads ........................................................................................... 16
Tiger Tidbits ............................................................................................. 17
Sudoku Solution ........................................................................................ 33
Advertising
Bert’s Mega Mall ....................................................................................... 23
Fashions by Carolyn ................................................................................. 24
Randy Shull Plumbing ............................................................................... 24
La Verne Glass and Screen ...................................................................... 24
Law Tigers................................................................................................. 25
Covina Bowl .............................................................................................. 26
Highland Cycle .......................................................................................... 27
JBJ Cycles ................................................................................................ 28
Wing Stuff.................................................................................................. 29
Shapiro ...................................................................................................... 32
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Jerry Danton
January 11
David Mark
January 12
Don Nunnally
January 22
Larry Lieswald
January 27
Ray & Jan Russell
January 12
Ken & Pat Cheuvront
January 22
Dan & Beverly Morgan
January 24
CA1-I Website/Activity Calendar
California District
Southwest Region F
National
www.gwrra-ca1i.org
www.gwrra-ca.org
www.gwrra-regional.org
www.gwrra.org
Ride Flyers are available at www.gwrra-ca.org
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Chapter Directors
Gary & Denece Newman
gnewman1878@att.net
Assistant
Chapter Director
George & Norma Mocabee
calif_metro@yahoo.com
(cell) 626-945-5988
(cell) 626-890-1129
Chapter Educator
Rich Mason
rvmason@charter.net
562-315-5213
(cell) 562-325-7003
Assistant
Chapter Educator
Bud Budavari
budavari@aol.com
(cell) 626-485-5298
Treasurer
Lorraine Nygren
lorraine_nygren@att.net
Membership Enhancement Bill & Bobbie Todd
Coordinator
wtodd78849@aol.com
951-808-1878
951-371-8323
626-305-0329
Ride Coordinator
Joe & Marie Vita
paladin4us@gmail.com
(cell) 626-914-6461
Assistant
Ride Coordinator
Don Nunnally
rccwdancer@yahoo.com
(cell) 626-622-3169
Newsletter Editor
Norma Mocabee
mocababa@yahoo.com
626-890-1129
Webmaster
Larry Jones
lljones.lj@gmail.com
909-599-4850
COY
George & Norma Mocabee
calif_metro@yahoo.com
626-945-5988
IOY
Annie Pitt
bikerannie3@aol.com
909-596-2175
Camping Coordinator
Monte & Lucy Carpenter
montecarpenter@rocketmail.com
626-960-3681
Photographer
Marie Vita
paladin4us@gmail.com
626-914-6461
Store
Tami Jones
joneslt1961@hotmail.com
626-404-9008
Sunshine
Denece Newman
two4scuba@att.net
951-808-1878
Charity Committee
Pat Cheuvront
Becky Klein
Lavonne Hillhouse
951-685-6656
Phone Tree Coordinator
Marti Winkler
martwinkle@yahoo.com
626-969-7486
Phone Tree Committee
Bobbie Todd
Betty Rauch
Shirley De Santiago
Willadean Stelmack
50/50 Sales
Sheldon Weinbaum
626-969-4168
Door Prize Gals
Annie Pitt
Shirley De Santiago
909-596-2175
909-590-1266
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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
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Chapter Directors
Gary & Denece
Chapter I’s 30th Annual
Valentine Run
With Christmas and New Years behind us we can concentrate on
our 30th Anniversary Valentine Rally.
So far, pre-registrations are down when compared to last year at
this time. At this time we do not have a count on the door prizes but it
almost goes without saying that Chapter I participants will come through
with flying colors. Donations for grand prizes are also trailing last year’s
which is probably due to the current economic conditions.
On a brighter note, our co-host Bert’s Mega Mall has thrown out all
the stops in supporting our rally!
It should be noted that many of the details are still being worked
out but never fear, Chapter I is here! I know, a little hokey.
Last but certainly not least, I hope everyone looks forward to having fun, enjoying a great day with friends and no worries…since I will be
doing enough of that for all of us!
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Asst. Chapter Directors
George & Norma
Happy to Help
Chapter I has been very good to us!
We have made great friends, and have learned and have laughed
a lot. So, we are happy to step up and do what we can this year to help
our Chapter be the best in the west! As new assistant chapter directors
we look forward to serving Gary and Denece in their duties as CDs and,
just as importantly, serving each one of you, the members of Chapter I.
Whether behind the scenes or in front of the action, we will be searching
for new ways to enhance our activities, our communications and our
FUN!
We also look forward to representing Chapter I as your Couple of
the Year. As we visit other gatherings, events, runs and rallies, we will
deliver all of your smiles and well wishes to our sister chapters. We
thank you for the honor.
2011 brought its share of joys and challenges for us, as we are
sure that it did for you as well. May the friendships we have forged inside Covina Bowl, on the road, in local restaurants, and within each other’s homes grow stronger through 2012.
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Chapter Educator
Rich
Musings from the Forums
While not watching a rather boring football game, I began a crawl
among various rider forums inhabiting the internet. There’s a lot of information available, some of it even makes sense and can be added to the
rider’s repertoire of survival skills. Here are a few I ran across:
1. Never force another driver to do something different to avoid
you. Signals and stop signs don’t count. What does this mean? If
he or she has to brake or swerve to miss you, you have made an error
and are depending on them to keep you upright and riding.
2. Leave yourself an escape route at signals and stop signs. We
have all heard of staying in first gear at signals and when stopping
to wait out cross traffic instead of shifting to neutral. Why? To
make that quick getaway if needed? If you have left enough room behind the car in front, maybe you slide alongside, otherwise you’re the
meat in a motorcycle sandwich.
3. When it’s gotten damp, gently does it. Here in Southern California, our highway and street departments use Acrylic paint to mark our
roads. That’s plastic, folks! It wears better than asphalt or concrete,
does not dissolve in oil or gasoline, and stays white for years. When it
gets wet, especially with a film of oil, it’s like riding on greased ball bearings sitting on a plate of glass. All you inputs to your motorcycle need to
be gentle, smooth and regulated. Sudden actions may cause loss or
traction, and when it goes, it may stay gone.
4. Watch where “they” are. Leave yourself a “space cushion.”
Leave enough room around you to see and be seen. All the Hi-Viz clothing on the market is not worth the money if nobody can see behind the
SUV or the butcher’s delivery van.
Well, enough from me now. Tebow against Brady is starting.
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Membership Coordinators
Bill & Bobbie
Fun-Filled 2012
January 2012. Can’t believe 2011 went by so fast!
Once again we find ourselves hoping—among other things—for a
better year filled with more fun and relaxation, a better economy and personal finances, better relationships, and more fun rides on our bikes.
While GWRRA and CA1-I cannot help with the economy or personal finances, we can help a lot in the fun, relaxation, fun rides on our bikes,
and maybe even some help with some improved “relationships” around
our chapter, and around GWRRA. Some of us had conflicting schedules
during 2011 preventing us from maximizing our involvement in chapter
rides and events. We hope these problems will be less or an issue in
2012.
We will begin the year with our second miniature gold challenge (date
TBA.) The last games were big fun and in addition to being a fun activity
for us in CA1-I, it will also give us a team to challenge other chapters in
miniature golf.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of our chapter. Let’s all redouble our efforts towards maximum involvement to make this the best, the
most fun-filled year yet.
Best wishes for a safe, healthy and happy 2012.
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Ride Coordinators
Joe & Marie
Let’s Ride!
Hello Fellow Road Riders!
Happy New Year! We are honored to be the new Ride Coordinators for 2012.
We believe you don’t fix something that is running just fine. However, with new
people in new positions come new ideas. We will continue to maintain the current sign-up sheet for scheduling our monthly meet and eats, our monthly dinner rides, and our after gathering rides. We look forward to working with Larry
and Norma to post them online and in our newsletter, so there will be no surprises. Something new for 2012 — a competition for the most miles in a year!
The prize will be suggested and voted on at our next business meeting. All who
are interested in competing will have their odometers checked and recorded at
the January Chapter Gathering. They will be rechecked in January 2013 and
we’ll see how wins!!
If you have selected and signed up for a month, you will determine our after
gathering ride, a meet and eat and a dinner ride that month. Something to consider when making your selection:
The weather for that month; check weather history at weather.com and go to
“history”.
There may be a holiday in that month that you want to incorporate into the
theme or destination.
Be creative and use your imagination to make it a fun as well as safe ride.
There are some great rides in Southern California, the only difference in going
to Marie Callender’s in Upland for pie and Orange County or the High Desert is
the gas in your tank, so it’s only about a $10 difference. If you have questions,
or need help in planning, please feel free to call us.
LET’S RIDE!!!
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Holiday Party 2012
Cont’d
on
Page 16-17
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District Director Review
December 2011
Bill & Rene Johnson
Happy 2012 Everyone!!
The buzz is all about the resolutions, the rides, the Dairy Queens we'll
visit and, of course, the fantastic Region "F"untasic Convention in St. George ,
UT on May 25th through the 27th. We will kick off the convention season in
style and FUN! We will celebrate America 's Hero from our Military to our First
Responders once again this year as your Region TEAM feels we can never say
“thank you” enough to those who protect us. We are planning some fun activities to celebrate so you won’t want to miss out! Our Drill Teams will entertain us
with their special presentations and as they get better and better you just can’t
miss a single performance, although sometimes I feel I just can't hold my breath
that long! We'll give away $1000 in cash and wonderful prizes in the Grand
Prize drawing. We'll celebrate and honor our Master Tour Riders and Co-Riders
with a luncheon. If you aren't a Master Tour Rider or Co-Rider, ask your Educator how to become one. Getting involved in Rider Education is really easy and
the rewards are great, so put your Educator to work and ask to be signed up
today.
The t-shirt design should soon be on our website and it will take your
breath away and you'll just have to have one. Don’t worry, even if you've already registered you'll be able to add a shirt onto your order.
The bike show and light show will be run just like they do at Wing
Ding. So if you want to enter the bike show, see the categories on our website
and sign up to compete. It is always amazing to see the bikes in the show and
dazzling to see all the bikes with lights!
We'll have special offerings as well with the Officer Certification Course
(OCP) being offered on Thursday and Friday. We will also offer the Seminar
Presenter Class that will certify you to teach Rider Education AND Leadership
Training Course. We're looking into another special course so stay tuned for
more information. As always you can expect that we'll offer many Rider Education and Leadership Training classes during the convention. We’re working on
the schedule and should have it up by the end of January.
We tried something in Pueblo that we are going to do again and we'd love
to get your support to assist in making these a success. The first is the judging
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of mascots. We want all chapters and Districts to bring their mascots to be put
on display (don’t worry we have guards) and everyone will get a chance to help
choose the winner. We’ll also display the chapter banners, so don’t forget to
bring them. Don't have one, you have time to have it made.
The other opportunity is a swap meet. We didn't really explain it last year so
we didn't have much participation. Here is the idea. Bring gently used motorcycle items, apparel, parts, chrome, and you will set the price that you would
like to get for the item and put your phone number and then the item(s) will be
put on display on Saturday. You leave the item and then watch your cell phone
for callers wanting to buy. They will call you and you will handle the transaction. It’s between the seller and the buyer, Region just provides the space, we
don’t take any cut. It’s just a nice way for you to sell to appreciative buyers
items you no longer have a use for and want to see go to a good home.
So as you can see we are planning some fun stuff but there is a lot more
we are working on so keep reading each month to see what else we are up
to. We are going to amaze you with vendors and that will be in an upcoming
issue.
So this January as you are looking around your chapter, reach out and
welcome a new face to our family. Make them feel welcome and share the
fantastic experiences that we have all had with our GWRRA family. Let's work
this year to be the best in the west by always having the welcome mat out and
smiling faces to greet our members. If you have a change in Chapter Director,
let them know that they can count on your support. Change is never easy and
your Director is new to the position so make them feel comfortable and supported in their new task and that will go a long way to enjoying a successful
and FUN year.
Have a great start to the New Year and we'll see you along the way, and of
course, at the Region Convention in St. George , UT !
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Well a Goldwing isn't the only thing Joe Vita rides on two wheels. Joe recently
competed in the annual “Muddy Buddy” at Puddingstone Park. A Muddy Buddy
is 6-mile obstacle course, two team members with one mountain bike. At the
start of the race one team member will run and one will ride the bike. At the 1st
obstacle the rider will drop the bike, complete a muddy obstacle, and begin running. The runner will arrive, complete the obstacle, find their bike and begin
riding. Teams will continue leapfrogging each other through the entire course.
Needless to say, at the end of the race you are covered in mud tire to tire, head
to toe…
There were approximately 500 teams, various categories of runners/riders,
categorized by age, sex, experience, hard-core competitors, to those who just
wanted fun and finish. The Muddy Buddy is a nationwide event that occurs in
16 cities throughout the country. Funds raised through this meaningful program
benefit the Challenged Athletes Foundation and empowers individuals with
physical challenges to fund success in sports — and in life.
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Sudoku Puzzle
Solution on page 33
Complete the grid so that
every row, every column, &
every 3 x 3 block contain the
numbers 1 to 9.
Each number can appear only
once in any column or row.
3 8
5 4
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Tiger Tidbits

December’s meeting included 43 Chapter 1I participants and
1 guest, 9 bikes and 1 trike.

Nick Cassel won the Attendance Drawing.

Joe Bender won the Spiffy Bike award.

John Butler was chosen for a Tiger Tale award!

Tami Jones won the 50/50 drawing.
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The Photo Contest will return next month.

Thanks to everyone who attended Chapter I’s December gathering, with extra thanks to those who participated in our
monthly wreath opportunity! Each month a wreath made by
Shirley Clark (Marti’s mom) is given away. The lucky winner
of the December wreath was Sandy Bascom. Congratulations,
Sandy!
Do you have information you would like to share? Email mocababa@yahoo.com
December
17th
Food
Fun
Laughter
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DATE
EVENT & LOCATION
RIDE SITE &/OR TIME
Sunday
February 5
Chapter Gathering
Covina Bowl
Breakfast 8:00
Meeting 9:00
Sunday
February 5
Travel the
Valentine Ride
After meeting
Saturday
February 12
30th Annual Chapter 1-I
Valentine Run
Bert’s Mega Mall
7:00 a.m.
Wednesday
February 15
Meet & Eat
Location TBA
6:00 p.m.
Bring Valentine Run
Door Prizes to the Gathering.
(Hint: Gift cards make great prizes!)
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Chapter CA1-I has five ride departure locations and a PLP location.
The six locations are designated #1, #2, #3, #4, #5 and PLP. They
are included on the calendar for planned rides/events.
Below are brief descriptions with maps of the locations.
# 1 - Union 76 - West Covina
# 2 - Shell Gas Station - Azusa
Interstate 10
W
Garvey Ave S
E
W
E
S
1st Ave
Citrus
St
S
106 S Azusa Ave
From I-210 exit Azusa. Station is on the
southeast corner of Azusa Ave & 1st Ave.
Azusa Ave
150 S Citrus Street
From I-10 exit Citrus. South on Citrus to Garvey Ave. Station is on east side of Citrus.
Park on east side of station.
Interstate 210
# 3 - Shell Gas Station - Pomona
# 4 - McDonald’s - Phelan
3177 W Temple Ave
From I-57S take Temple Ave exit. At stop light
head south. Straight across intersection to
Shell Station. Park on west side by vacuums.
Hwy 138/ I-15
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 west side.
Interstate 10
57 S Freeway
E
W
Rd
Wagon Train
# 5 - Denny’s - La Verne
E
S
PLP @ Park & Ride - San Dimas
919 Foothill Blvd
From I-210 W take Foothill Blvd exit. Turn
right onto Foothill Blvd/CA-66 W/Historic Rte
66. Follow Foothill Blvd to Denny’s on N side.
Baseline Rd
W
W
Fairplex
Foothill Blvd
Interstate 10 & Fairplex
From I 10W to Fairplex exit. Turn right at
the light (heading North) and right again on
Gillette. Park & Ride is on south side of
Gillette
E
S
Interstate 210
Damien Ave
Hwy 138/Silverwood
S
Interstate
Temple Ave
W
Gillette
E
S
Park & Ride
Interstate 10
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DATE
CHAPTER
EVENT
1/20-22/12 – Fri-Sun
District
Officers Conference—Bakersfield, CA
2/11/12 – Sat
CA1-I
30th Annual Valentine Run
3/23-25/12 – Fri-Sun
CA1-R
Rally in The Valley
3/31/12—Sat
CA1-S
Convention, Auction & Bake Sale
4/14/12– Sat
CA1-L
Pirate Run
4/21/12 – Sat
CA1-K
Mother’s Day Run
4/22/12 – Sat
CA1-A
Craft & Bake Sale
4/29/12 – Sun
CA1-Q
Rendezvous with Chapter Q
5/12/12—Sat
CA1-M
TBA
5/19/12 – Sat
CA2-W
Runnin’ with the Pack
5/25-27/12 – Thur-Sun
Region F
Region F Convention—St. George, UT
6/2/12 – Sat
CA1-D
Western Dawg Daze
6/23/12 – Sat
CA2-N
Party at the Barn
7/4--7/7/12 – Wed-Sat
GWRRA
Wing Ding, Fort Wayne, IN
7/21/12 – Sat
CA-C
Harvest Run
8/4/12 – Sat
CA2-K
Camping with the Krows
8/31-9/2/12 – Fri-Sun
CA District
District Rally—Mammoth Mt Roundup
9/29/12—Sat
CA1-Z
BYOB Picnic
10/6/12 – Sat
CA1-V
The “V” Run
10/20/12 – Sat
CA1-F
Halloween Fun Run
11/15/12 – Sat
CA1-N
Toys for Tots Ride
as of 1/5/2012
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1060 W San Bernardino Rd • Covina, CA
626-339-1286
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Tue.
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Thu.
Fri.
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to
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Chapter
Date/Time
Meeting Location
Chapter Director
CA1-A
1st Saturday
Greenhouse Café
661-723-3522
8:30 am Breakfast 1169 Commerce Center Dr
9:15 am Meeting Lancaster, CA 93534
Gary & Dee Bowers
661-435-6526
gd.bowers@verizon.net
CA1-C
3rd Saturday
Burger Time
8:00 am Breakfast 78365 Varner Rd
9:00 am Meeting Palm Desert, CA
760-202-4322
Sherman & Dorie Jared
760-989-7138
shermanjared@yahoo.com
CA1-D
3rd Sunday
Paramount Elks Lodge
8:00 am Breakfast 8108 E. Alondra Blvd
8:30 am Meeting Paramount, CA 90723
562-633-1804
Tim McShane
562-920-6564
timmcshane90706@verizon.net
CA1-F
2nd Saturday
The Broken Yolk Café
858-270-9655
8:00 am Breakfast 1851 Garnet Ave
8:30 am Meeting San Diego (Pacific Beach) 92109
Dana & Carol Rowley
619-921-5419
akadmyster@gmail.com
CA1-I
1st Sunday
Covina Bowl
626-339-1286
8:00 am Breakfast 1060 W San Bernardino Rd
8:30 am Meeting Covina, CA 91722
Gary & Denece Newman
951-808-1878
gnewman1878@att.net
CA1-K
Last Saturday
Home Town Buffet
8:00 am Breakfast 6705 N Fallbrook Ave
9:00 am Meeting Canoga Park, CA 91307
Nadine Galli
818-398-0763
gwrraca1k@aol.com
CA1-L
2nd Saturday
IHOP Restaurant
805-547-9140
8:00 am Breakfast 212 Madonna Road
8:30 am Meeting San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
Fred “Rusty” & Janey Angleton
805-345-8776
itsawingthing@hotmail.com
CA1-M
2nd Sunday
Hidden Valley Golf Club
8:00 am Breakfast 10 Clubhouse Dr.
9:00 am Meeting Norco, CA 92860
Steve & Sandy Damico
909-391-4021
ca1m.chapterdirector@gmail.com
CA1-N
3rd Saturday
Gramma BBs Café Pie Shoppe 760-757-8777 Len & Carolyn Foley
7:30 am Breakfast 539 Vista Bella
760-476-9450
8:30 am Meeting Oceanside, CA 92057
gwrra-ca1n@dslextreme.com
CA1-Q
2nd Sunday
Hof’s Hut Restaurant
7:30 am Breakfast 7005 Knott Ave
8:00 am Meeting Buena Park, CA 90620
714-521-3920
Pat & Ellen O’Donnell
714-525-3993
PDOPEK@aol.com
CA1-R
1st Sunday
Home Town Buffet
7:30 am Breakfast 4822 Lori Ann Lane
8:00 am Meeting Irvine, CA 92604
949-551-4896
Cathy & George Diaz
949-551-4896
geocatdiaz@sbcglobal.net
CA1-S
3rd Saturday
Carrow’s Restaurant
8:00 am Breakfast 2401 Harbor Blvd
9:00 am Meeting Ventura CA 93003
805-643-1390
Jo Jolitz
805-216-6661
GL1800JO@yahoo.com
CA1-V
3rd Sunday
Maxwell’s
760-242-5504
7:30 am Breakfast 17772 Wika Rd (Hwy 18 & Apple Valley Rd)
8:00 am Meeting Apple Valley CA 92307
Mike & Barri Critzman
760-486-3405
dodgecpe36@hotmail.com
CA1-Z
1st Saturday
Home Town Buffet
8:00 am Breakfast 40390 Margarita Road
9:00 am Meeting Temecula, CA 92591
John & Linda Boman
951-440-0657
jdboman@yahoo.com
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951-278-3393
951-694-1116
Chapter
Date/Time
Meeting Location
Chapter Director
CA-C
3rd Sunday
7:30 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
Maloney’s Grill
916-808-2283
6801 Freeport Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95822
Bob & Nancy Harris
209-744-8560
sashadad@softcom.net
CA2-A
1st Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Old Salles Cafe
2082 North J Street
Tulare, CA 93274
559-684-9600
Greg & Kay Boyajian
559-638-4937
gwboyajian@comcast.net
CA2-J
2nd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
Hometown Buffet
2050 Diamond Blvd.
Concord, CA 94520
925-685-1886
Alex & Marcy Ageev
925-497-4480
goldwingalex@gmail.com
CA2-K
4th Sunday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Jack & Linda’s Café
2390 N. Texas Street
Fairfield, CA 94533
707-425-1442
Steve & Karen Palatino
707-426-4847
STVNKRN@pacbell.net
CA2-N
2nd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Pine Tree Restaurant
19601 Hess Ave
Sonora, CA 95370
209-536-6065
Lee Spencer & Barbara Smith
209-996-4664
triker08@att.net
CA2-Q
3rd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:30 am Meeting
Coco’s Restaurant
7505 Dublin Blvd
Dublin CA 94568
925-828-9725
Steve & Jacque Foster
925-829-3747
sgoldwing@comcast.net
CA2-S
3rd Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
8:45 am Meeting
Hometown Buffet
408-935-0893
212 Ranch Dr (McCarthy Ranch Shopping Ctr)
Milpitas CA 95035
Charlie & Deborah Porzio
408-710-6227
chabragoldwing@gmail.com
CA2-W
1st Saturday
8:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am Meeting
Yosemite Falls Cafe
4020 N. Cedar Ave.
Fresno, CA 93725
Jim & Caren Moody
559-974-9193
cmoody6252@comcast.net
559-485-6951
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CALIFORNIA DISTRICT STAFF
District Director
Bill & Rene Johnson
707-429-2920
Bill.Johnson.GWRRA@gmail.com
Asst. (N) Dist. Director
Nick & Terri Riolo
sheriff.riolo@gmail.net
Asst. (S) Dist. Director
Vincent & Pam Puterbaugh
951-453-6000
vincentputerbaugh@gmail.com
District Educator
Dennis & Julia Kunter
djkunter@sbcglobal.com
360-929-4753
District Webmaster
Vince Johnson
vince.johnson@me.com
707-362-6384
District FA/CPR
Coordinators
Mike & Ruth Burke
mburke24@sbcglobal.net
209-536-1318
District Store
Bob & Barbara Dowdy
mcbob2@att.net
805-226-9175
District COY
Mike & Ruth Burke
mburke24@sbcglobal.net
209-536-1318
District IOY
Thomas Rocco
procco3@comcast.net
916-743-2358
209-462-6122
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REGION ‘F’un STAFF
Region F Director
Anita & JR Alkire (CA)
jralkire@cox.net
619-741-8893
Asst. Region Director
Larry & Donna Pickens (CA)
res0r1sy@verizon.net
661-726-5145
Asst. Region Director
Garry & Karry Woo (AZ)
gwoo225@comcast.net
520-883-7155
Asst. Region Director
Joyce & Rick Elmore (CO)
Jelmore16@gmail.com
858-735-8684
Treasurer
Crystal Richardson (CA)
crystal@infinite-healing.net
858-541-1176
Region F Educators
Dave & Dee Gormley (AZ)
ddfroggy@aol.com
520-749-5653
Asst. Region Educator
John Garrett (CA)
john@garrett.bz
951-679-4987
Asst. Region Educators Medic First Aid Training
Marti & Joel Winkler (CA)
jwinkler2@verizon.net
626-969-7486
Asst. Region Educators MAD Program Coordinators
Dave & Sandie Novitt (AZ)
dnovitt@yahoo.com
520-296-7369
Asst. Region Educators Seminar Presentations
Ray & Sandi Garris (AZ)
raygarris@gmail.com
602-404-6875
Membership Enhancement
Coordinators
Lisa Capano & Bill Weiss (CO)
lisacapano@aol.com
720-890-8122
Region Store
Gay & David Redline (CO)
gredline@me.com
303-420-0477
Public Relations Co-Coordinator Ken Freeland (CA)
kjfreeland@aol.com
818-403-6729
Public Relations Co-Coordinators JoAnn & Jim MacLean (CA)
COY & IOY Coordinators
ka6vjf@pacbell.net
661-251-5420
COY & IOY Asst. Coordinators
Bill Leach (AZ)
rvmason@charter.net
520-747-5276
Region F COY
Dave & Dee Gormley (AZ)
ddfroggy@aol.com
520-749-5653
Region F IOY
Rich Mason (CA)
rvmason@charter.net
561-315-5213
Webmaster
Tom & Lisa Evans (NM)
http://gwrra-regionf.org/contact
575-652-3144
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Chapter I Newsletter Advertising Fees
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Please Note: The above rates are effective immediately for new ads.
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Newsletter Policy
Chapter CA1-I’s newsletter is distributed free of charge to Members
in Good Standing of GWRRA or GWRRA Boosters who participate
in Chapter “I” activities. The newsletter is also distributed free to all
advertisers and certain motorcycle related businesses or interests.
Remember, the newsletter is what you make it. Please submit
articles that you think will be of interest or informative to other
Chapter members. The articles can be about your favorite ride, bike
accessory or just a funny story. All articles submitted may be edited
at the discretion of the Chapter Director. Controversial material may
be edited at chapter staff discretion and not be printed.
Please submit your typed article by e-mail to the Chapter Director
by the 20th of the month to be included in the following month’s
issue. Material may not be reprinted without permission.
Newsletter Editor: Norma Mocabee
mocababa@yahoo.com
The staff of CA1-I would like to acknowledge and thank the staff
of KANDID GRAPHICS in Covina for their help with printing our
newsletters each month.
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