OCTOBER 2012 GOLD WING ROAD RIDERS ASSOCIATION, INC. RIVERSIDE/SAN BERNARDINO California District - Region F FRIENDS FOR FUN, SAFETY AND KNOWLEDGE

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1 GOLD WING ROAD RIDERS ASSOCIATION, INC. FRIENDS FOR FUN, SAFETY AND KNOWLEDGE RIVERSIDE/SAN BERNARDINO California District - Region F CA1M OCTOBER 2012 Steve and Sandy Damico Chapter Director - CA1M 574 E. Cherry Hill St. Ontario, CA First Class Mail OCTOBER 2012

2 GWRRA CHAPTER CA1M Staff Chapter Director Steve and Sandy Damico (909) Asst. Chapter Director Val and Barbie Tait (909) Chapter Educator Larry Tegel (951) Asst. Chapter Educator Jerry Cowan Treasurer Gary Blackburn Tour Director Norm Barnard 50/25/25 Chairman Judy Hoeft 50/25/25 Co-Chair Eileen Bayardo Sunshine Jim & Suzanne Back Store Manager Cecil Luckinbill Newsletter Editor Gary Blackburn Web Master Jonathan Damico Historian/Photographer Sheree Tegel Cheryl Huizenga Meeting Minutes Lois Cowan Membership Rich Blackburn Phone Tree Glenn Maness Advertising Glenn Maness Public Relations Glenn Maness Chapter Pride John Somma Greta Barnard Chapter Charity Coordinators Shirley Blackburn Lou Olson Couple of the Year (COY) Norm & Greta Barnard Individual of the Year (IOY) Matt Burns National, Region F, and California Staff National: Director of GWRRA Mike Stiger (517) Region F: Directors Anita & JR Alkire (619) Educators Dave & Dee Gormley (520) Member Enhancement Lisa Capano & Bill Weiss (720) Region COY Mike & Ruth Burke (209) Region IOY Rocco (916) California District: Directors Bill & Rene Johnson (707) Asst. Director (South) Vincent & Pam Puterbaugh (951) District Educator Dennis & Julia Kunter (209) COY-IOY Coordinators Patrick & Bonnie Singer (760) Chapter Meeting: Second Sunday of the month at Amer. Legion Hall 814 W. Colton Ave. Redlands, CA Breakfast at 8:00 a.m. - Meeting starts at 9:00 a.m. Activity Meeting: Monday after the 2nd Sunday at Flo s Farmhouse 5626 Van Buren Blvd. Riverside PHONE TREE Coordinator: Glenn Maness TREE LIMBS: Sue Blackburn Joanne Britton Glenn Maness Suzanne Back Membership Listing please contact Membership - Rich Blackburn for changes Bill & Judy Appleton Ed & Phyllis Hottman Jim & Suzanne Back Richard & Cheryl Huizenga Norman & Greta Barnard Rudy & Eileen Bayardo Otis Herrington Gary & Shirley Blackburn Rich & Sue Blackburn Bill & Barbara Lindsey L.G. & Rose Blackburn Mike & Cecilia Luckinbill Steven & Becki Bodden Paul Boucher & Wendy Gae Ed & Melanie Pelczar Del & Joanne Britton Glenn & Eldonna Maness Gary & Becky Buell Matt & Carole Ann Burns Tony, Robbin, & Bill Ryan Anthony Catrambone Jess & Cathie Siglow Neal Chandler Dean & Lou Olson Jerry & Lois Cowan Diane & Jerry Danton Larry & Sally Randall Steven, Sandy & Jon Damico Mac & Barbara Douglas Cherrie & Fred Rau Sean & Pam English Kim & Rick Ridgway Diana & Freddie Fowler Steve Rotz Steve Sandow & Judith Gardner Jack Snyder Don & Dee Ginter John Somma Leanne & Jim Gorman Val & Barbara Tait Linda & Perry Gluckman Larry & Sheree Tegel Linda & Ed Guisewite Billie & John Tribbett Becky Torres Dan & Judy Hoeft Larry & Lisa Williams Ron & Dianne Hogle Ray Ziglari Michael Grady GWRRA Web Site California District Web Site Chapter M 31

3 Meeting date/time Chapter Chapter Director Meeting Location 1st Sunday Denece & Gary Newman Covina Bowl CA1I (951) W. San Bernardino Rd. Covina 1st Sunday 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting CA1R CA1Y Cathy & George Daiz (949) Home Town Buffet 1008 East 17th Street Santa Ana Steve & Sandy Damico CA1M Chapter Directors 1st Saturday 8:30 AM Breakfast 9:15 AM Meeting CA1A Gary & Dee Bowers (661) Greenhouse Café 1169 Commerce Center Lancaster 1st Saturday 9:00 Meeting 1st Saturday 9:00 AM Meeting 1st Saturday 9:00 AM Meeting 2nd Sunday 9:00 AM Meeting 2nd Sunday 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting 2nd Saturday 2nd Saturday 2nd Saturday 9:00 AM Meeting 2nd Saturday 3nd Saturday 8:45 AM Meeting 3rd Sunday 7:30 AM Breakfast 3rd Sunday 7:30 AM Breakfast 8:00 AM Meeting 3rd Saturday 9:00 AM Meeting 3rd Saturday 7:30 AM Breakfast 3rd Saturday 9:00 AM Meeting 3rd Saturday 4th Sunday 4th Sunday Last Saturday 9:00 AM Meeting CA1Z CA2A CA2R CA2W CA1M CA1Q CA1F CA2J CA2N CA1L CA2S CAC CA1E CA1V CA1C CA1N CA1S CA2Q CA1D CA2K CA1K John & Linda Boman (951) Greg & Kay Boyajian (559) Jim & Caren Moody (559) Steve & Sandy Damico (909) Pat & Ellen O Donnell (714) Dana & Carol Rowley (619) Alex & Marcy Ageev (925) Lee R. & Barbara Spencer (209) Fred Rusty & Janey Angleton (805) Charlie & Deborah Porzio (408) Bob & Nancy Harris (209) Mike & Barri Critzman (760) Sherman & Dorie Jared (760) Carolyn & Len Foley (760) Jo Jolitz (805) Steve & Jacque Foster (925) Tim McShane (562) Steve & Karen Palatino (707) Nadine Galli (818) Home Town Buffet Margarita Rd Temecula Old Salles Café 2082 North J St.reet Tulare Yosemite Falls Café 4020 N. Cedar Ave. Fresno American Legion Hall 814 W. Colton Ave. Redlands Hof s Hut 7005 Knott Avenue Buena Park The Broken Yolk Café 1851 Garnet Avenue San Diego (Pacific Beach area) Hometown Buffet 2050 Diamond Blvd. Concord Pine Tree Restaurant Hess Ave. (Off Hwy. 108) Sonora IHOP Restaurant 212 Madonna Road San Luis Obispo Hometown Buffet (McCarthy Ranch Center) 212 Ranch Dr. Milpitas Maloney s Grill 6801 Freeport Blvd. Sacramento Maxwell s Wika Rd. Apple Valley Burger Time Vamer Rd. Palm Desert Gramma BB s Café Pie Shoppe 539 Vista Bella Oceanside Carrow s 2401 Harbor Blvd. Ventura, CA Cocos 7505 Dublin Blvd. Dublin Paramount Elks Lodge 8108 E. Alondra Blvd. Paramount Jack & Linda s Country Cafe 2390 N. Texas Street Fairfield Home Town Buffet 6705 N. Fallbrook Ave. Canoga Park 30 The summer has gone by quickly and fall is here. We should now have some cooler weather for riding. By the time you read this the District Rally in Mammoth will be over. I m sure those that went had a great time. Chapter M always has a good time wherever we go. This will be the 3rd year for Sandy and I, and it just keeps getting better. So if you think, "been there, done that", and don t plan on attending different activities you will miss out. Just like everyday is different, so is every function. You don t want to be saying, I wish I had attended. It s too late then! For the District Rally Chapter M, or should I say Jerry, was in charge of the Amazing Team Challenge. Thanks to Jerry and all the members who helped or participated. We do appreciate it. Chapter M won the "silver cup" for having the most in attendance. We had 29 members at the District rally. We had the pool party at the Clubhouse on September 22. There was a lot of good food, and we hope everyone had a good time. Thanks to Del and Joanne for opening up their home and inviting us back again. Chapter M really likes to get together and enjoy one another's company. We have a lot of laughs and good times. By the time you read this Chapter Z and V's rallies will be over. The rallies give us a chance to show our support and to visit with our friends from other chapters, or make new friends. There are only a couple of rallies left for this year, so try to attend. When we have our rally in May, we will want other chapters to come, enjoy and support our rally too. As usual there are dinner rides every Wednesday night so you can dine with your friends and have some mid-week laughs. Chapter M's Christmas Party will be here before you know it. We will talk about it at the October meeting. We have asked Steve & Becki Bodden to be our assistant ACD's, and they said yes! So when you get a chance, go up and congratulate them. Val & Barb will still be the ACD's. We just thought it would be good to have some extra assistants. Sandy & Steve Damico CA-1M CD 3

4 Val & Barbie Tait CA1M Assistant Chapter Directors GONE FISHING Newsletter Policy Chapter CA1M s newsletter is distributed free of charge to GWRRA members or GWRRA boosters who participate in the Chapter activities. The newsletter is also distributed free to all advertisers and certain motorcycle related businesses or interests. After four months of non-participation as determined by the Membership Chairman, Newsletter Editor or the Chapter Director you may be removed from the mailing list. You will remain off the mailing list until you participate again or you make other arraignments with the Newsletter Editor or the Chapter Director. Remember, the newsletter is what we make it. Please submit articles that you think will be interesting or informative to other Chapter members. The articles may be about your favorite ride, bike accessory, or just a funny story. All articles submitted may be edited at the discretion of the Newsletter Editor, depending on the space available. Controversial subject matter may not be submitted. Please submit your article by or typed letter to the Newsletter Editor by the 19th of the month to be in the next month s newsletter. Material in the newsletter may be reprinted without permission. Newsletter Editor gsblackburn@verizon.net Gary Blackburn 1560 Coolcrest Ave. Upland, CA (909) MAD COWS ON THE RUN SUPPORT RATES Business card $ 5.00 per month, $ per year 1/3 page $ 7.50 per month, $ per year 1/2 page $ per month, $ per year full page $ per month, $ per year 4 3/11 29

5 Highlights of September Meeting Continued from pg. 27 Big Mike is leading a group to the Arizona District Rally in Yuma. Anyone wanting to join them call him to find out information and times. Tour Director Norm is off on a trip to Colorado. October 6 th Rich B. will be leading a ride up to Sequoia National Forest. It will not require a national park pass to get into this part of the forest. The group will travel 300 miles the first day and end up in Tulare. Coming back you will be on the windiest road ever. The ride will be leaving from Location 4 at 8 AM and Breakfast will be at the IHOP at 7AM. Rider Education Jerry C. talked about Group riding. Changing lanes properly was demonstrated. Larry Tegel stressed to be careful out there. Be ready to ride with proper gear for the day and fuel for the ride. Make it a habit to check your tires before every ride. Door Prizes. Gary B., Fred R, Dan H., big Mike, Larry T. Nancy P., Steve D., Sue B., Rich B., Tony C. Cecil, Del, Eileen B., Richard H., Barb T., Bob Mc., Cheryl H., Udderly Ridiculous Award. Jerry Cowan for leaving his keys in his bike up at Mammoth. Rich Blackburn for ordering Diet Coke and complaining they did not have Sweet and Low on the table. 28 5

6 Bill & Rene Johnson GWRRA-CA District Directors Highlights of the September 2012 Meeting by Lois Cowan DD Review, Whew, where has the time gone? It seems like it was just a few days ago Rene & I were in a panic pending the start of our 1 st California District Convention. We now realize we just finished our 3 rd annual event, and we had a blast doing it. I must admit it is was a lot of work at times, but with the help of a strong team and the support of the Chapters, it all came together without a hitch. Sure there were a few bumps, some overlooked names, and things I could have gone better, but as Jerry Cowan was heard telling one of the members of his ARC class in Mammoth when they voiced some concern about a few cracks in the range; this is the real world. The past 3 years seem to be a blur, but there were some eye opening events along the way. I was impressed to learn that whenever I asked for help, 99% of the time I got it, I ll take that batting average anytime. I have always believed that when you empower someone to take ownership in what they signed up for, they will perform much better than if you micro manage them, and it sure makes your job much easier. We had very little input on most of the work performed by our incredible team (COY/IOY Coordinator, MEC s, MFA, Training, COTH, RE, Treasurer, District Store, and a mouthful of other alphabet soup acronym s members), but everyone performed with the pride and professionalism that I couldn t have come close to matching. The only credit Rene & I can take is for selecting a very dynamic and dedicated team. We are very proud everything they have accomplished and how hard they have worked. 48 Members 12 Bikes 3 Trikes Chapter Pride Steve Bodden Becki is holding it for safe keeping 50/50 Diane Danton and Dan Hoeft Charity Donation Carrot cake is being enjoyed by Sherrie Rau Visitors We had none since Steve declared Big Mike and Berry are no longer guest they are now members since they come to more meeting then some of our own members. Announcements: Big Mike announced CA1V has only 4 registrations to their rally from Chapter M that is on Sept. 30 th. Steve showed the Trophy the Chapter won at the state Rally with the most members in attendance and we did not even count Mr & Mrs. Big Mike. Gary Blackburn was recognized for his work on the Chapter news letter. Val Tait is fighting cancer, Please keep him and his family in your thoughts and prayers. Steve Bodden is leading the ride to CA1Z rally on Sept 29 th Don Ginter is leading the ride to CA1V on September 30 th September 22 the Herd is heading to Del and JoAnn s watering hole for a pool party. The Chapter will buy 3 foot sandwiches and the member listing will be split to bring a side or a dessert. An will be sent out about the party. Continued on Pg. 6 Continued pg

7 Continued from pg. 25 The fun will continue at the CA1Z rally in Temecula and CA1V in Victorville this weekend. If you haven t liked way the ride leaders have been leading, this is your chance to ride with two new leaders, Steve Bodden and Don Ginter. Come on out and ride, it will be fun, I guarantee it. You ll also have an opportunity to do an overnighter to Tulare with Rich Blackburn, the best tour leader in the world, through the shady Sequoia National Forest on the Better than Tail of the Dragon. California DD Review Continued from pg. 5 As we begin to turn over the rein s over to Vince & Pam Puterbaugh, we are honored to see how well their new team is developing. During our run we always ensured we listened to the input and opinion of everyone on the staff and tried to implement a balance of that input. Vince & Pam have had a lot of influence on everything we did. Their vision is to not make a lot of unnecessary changes, in other words, if it ain t broken, don t fix it. That s why you will notice a lot of familiar faces on the new team. There will definitely be some changes; change is good. One of the 1 st things on their plate is securing a location for the 2013 California District Convention. That s a very difficult decision and process, so they have asked for input from everyone to help determine the best location for next years event. Some of you have expressed a desire to return to Mammoth again, but others would like a change. Please forward your input to them through your Chapter Directors, then plan to attend next years event regardless of where it is. Remember, this is your Convention, without you, it just won t be as much fun. We will talk about it all at the Chapter Meeting on the 14 th and Planning Meeting on the 15 th. Don Ginter will also lead us to CA1F in San Diego on the 20 th. The AZ District Rally begins on the 26 th ; I m sure Jim Back will be taking his trike to see if he can win the best of show on two wheels again. Check out AZ s website and get your reservations and registrations submitted. Hope to see you on the rides, at the rallies, and at our meetings for even more fun, safety, and knowledge. Rene & I still have several months to serve as your District Directors. Next on our agenda is to continue to help Redding develop their chapter (CA-2R), and there are still a few Chapter Rally s to attend this year, so don t be surprised to see a bunch of Burnt Orange shirts coming in the door. We hope to see everyone at CA-1Z & CA-1V s combined weekend Rally s on Sept 29 & 30 respectfully. Thank you all for your support you have given us over the past 3 years. Until we meet again, Hang on we re going for a different ride. - Hugs - Bill & Rene Johnson GWRRA California District Directors 26 7

8 Continued from pg. 24 Dinner rides were to Yellow Basket with Larry Tegel, Archibald's with Steve Damico, Law s with Matt Burns, Mill Creek with Glen Maness. and Teakwood's new restaurant in Murrieta on October 3 with Norm Barnard. Del and Joanne hosted a pool party at the club house on the 22nd. Everyone had a great time playing games, visiting, and watching Rudy Bayardo perform belly flops and cannon balls into the pool. The food was delicious and plentiful. We aren t talking about the desserts, that way there will be more left for us next time. But Sheree Tegel s Better Than Sex cake was 8 Continued on pg.26 25

9 Continued from pg. 23 California District - Chapter Rides for 2012 Feb. Mar. Feb. 11 CA1I Valentine Run (30th Annual) [Covina] Mar CA1R Rally in the Valley Las Vegas, NV April May Jun. Apr. 14 CA1L Pirate Coast & Treasure Hunt Apr. 21 CA1K Mother s Day Poker Run Canoga Park, CA Apr. 22 CA1A Coyote Round-up Apr. 29 CA1Q Rendezvous With Chapter Q May 12 CA1M Milk Run May 19 CA2W Big Valley Casino Rally May Region F un Convention Jun. 2 CA1D Dawg Daze Event Jun. 9 CA2J Bay Views Re Run Jun. 23 CA2N Fun With the Frogs Jul. Jul. 4 - Jul. 7 Wing Ding Fort Wayne, IN Jul. 21 CAC Bear County Fair Aug. Aug. 11 CA2K TBA Aug. 31-Sep. 2 California District Rally Western Heroes Mammoth Mountain Roundup After the Rally, the herd dispersed to summer pastures in Colorado, Oregon, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona, and points east. Some had a couple weeks; unlike Mac and Barb Douglas s three month extravaganza. What were they drinking????? With the leaves turning to gold, the fall riding season can not be far behind. Sep. Sep. 29 CA1Z TBA Sep. 30 CA1V TBA Oct. Oct. 20 CA1F Halloween Fun Run Nov. Nov. 17 CA1N Toys For Tots So dust off the bikes, get the oil changed, and come on out for a ride. It s simply a matter of horizons ridden through. You wont be disappointed! Dec. No rides Planned Make plans to ride with Chapter M in 2012! Continued on pg

10 Rider Education Larry Tegel C. E. Jerry Cobra Cowan A.C.E. Rider Education Norm Barnard CA1M 2011 Tour Director October 2012 Issue Why Should I Take a Rider Course? This question is one that many of us find easy to answer. What we may not understand is why anyone would need to ask it. There are some riders in each of our chapters that choose not to participate in an instructed Rider Course. Let s examine this and try to understand why, and look at what a Rider Course can do for you. Some may say, I ve been riding for years. I don t need to take a class. Others will boast about the miles they have accumulated on two wheels and ask what can they teach me? Have you ever tried to persuade someone with that attitude that a Rider Course might help them be an even better rider? Their position can be so negative and so strongly put that you don t want to talk to them about the benefits of rider training. Sometimes, people hide their self doubt behind a curtain of confidence and bluster. Is it possible to have all the knowledge and skill necessary to avoid any accident? Well, if one chooses not to ride very far or very often, then perhaps it is possible. But I wouldn t want to bet my life on it! Do you remember a single season in your riding career without at least one close call or near miss due to another motorist s driving behavior? How about a single month? If you ride around the state or across the country, you expose yourself to many different situations that require anticipation of all the possible actions of other drivers. You have to be prepared to counter with the proper response whatever their action and do it in a split second! A motorcycle Rider Course helps prepare you mentally and physically to execute the kinds of maneuvers called for by a driver s unexpected actions. We look upon these classes as an opportunity to learn and improve our riding skills in a safe environment. How hot was your summer? It was so hot the herd stayed in the shade, grazed at night at local eateries, or escaped to the mountains or the pool. Those that braved the heat had a month of motorcycle excitement at the rallies and on the open road. I know I did. The CA District Rally at Mammoth was another great success over the Labor Day weekend; with the herd bringing home its share of trophies and memories. Mammoth provided a much cooler mountain respite from the heat. We took day rides out to nearby mountain lakes and local scenic areas. See the pictures on the website or Shutterfly. Continued on pg Continued on pg

11 Rider Education Continued from pg. 10 A Jim & Leanne Gorman 7 OCTOBER BIRTHDAY B Dan Hoeft 7 B Shirley Blackburn 13 B Steve Damico 8 B Greta Barnard 16 B Lisa Williams 10 B Becky Torres 16 B Gary Blackburn 11 B Neal Chandler 22 OCTOBER ANNIVERSARY The instructors are trained to spot the little techniques during range exercises that riders tend to forget to employ on the road. They provide reminders to all students in a positive manner. Their trained eyes and constructive comments are geared to put each of us on the path to being the safest riders we can be. This can help with your attitude and performance on the road. Being reminded of the best techniques to execute different skills does not hurt at all. It is painless. The practice and coaching helps to improve our skills, whether we never knew the technique to use, or just need the occasional reminder. Hey, who doesn t appreciate a reminder from time to time? Especially when it is about something you want to do correctly and safely, but may have just forgotten the best method. In athletic training we are taught that practice makes perfect. And when you practice something you enjoy doing, it s just a lot of fun! Practicing motorcycle riding maneuvers in a closed parking lot with someone else (the instructors) monitoring the range to protect the riders from outside hazards helps you focus your attention on the task at hand becoming a better rider! On another level, taking a Rider Course will help you qualify for advancement in the Rider Education Levels Program, to Level II or above, or keep you current in your present level. And there is one more thing to remember about all GWRRA Rider Course offerings. Nobody fails! Everyone who completes the course receives a course completion card. There are no minimum performance requirements. You are asked to push yourself to improve your abilities. You won t get better at it if you don t try. Sign up for a Rider Course today. You will thank yourself later! Ride Smart & Be Safe! Bruce & Melissa Thayer Former MI Asst. District Rider Educators brucethayer1@comcast.net Be safe out there. Larry Tegel CA1M Chapter Educator 2/

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15 SLICE OF WRY ALTERNATE LEAVE LOCATIONS FOR RIDES Well, that Abraham Lincoln did have a way with words, didn t he? And he had a good head on his shoulders, too. The 16th president once was taken to task by a member of his staff, who complained that Lincoln was far to accommodating to his critics and distracters. You're the president, the aide said. Why do you try to make friends of your enemies? You should do your best to destroy them. Lincoln replied gently, with a smile, Now, hold on. Am I not, in fact, destroying my enemies when I make them my friends? #1 North end of the Wal-Mart shopping center on Mt. Vernon and Washington off the 215 freeway Colton * LOCATION 1 I-215 #4 Del Taco on University Parkway exit off the 215 North go East to parking lot on the left San #5 Tom s Farms Temescal Canyon Road Entrance South of Mexican Restaurant Corona ALTERNATE LEAVE LOCATIONS FOR RIDES 13 #3 Park & Ride North of the I-10 freeway, off Yucaipa Blvd. on Hampton Yucaipa PANDA #2 Panda Express La Sierra and Magnolia 1 block North of the 91 Freeway Riverside Zendejas is our #1 leave location. Located at the North end of the Wal-Mart shopping center on Mt. Vernon and Washington off the 215 freeway. Leave locations will be noted on the ride calendar according to number, as listed on this page. Leave times are Fueled and ready to ride. 15

16 Sunday Monday Tuesday 30 CA1V Rally 1 October 2 Victorville Don G. Loc. #4 Lv. 8 AM Brk. IHOP 7 AM Sequoia Forrest Return Home 14 Chapter. Mtg Redlands Amer. Leg. Hall 8 AM Brk9 AM Mtg Ride After: Larry T. Activity Mtg Flo s Farmhouse - 7 PM Eat 6 PM Riverside Sweetwater Agua Dulce Larry T. Loc. #1 8 AM Denny s LV 9 AM Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday DINNER RIDE Teakwood Bar & Grill Norm B. Wildomar Loc # DINNER RIDE Lucy s Jerry C. - San Bernardino Loc. # 3 Lv. 7 PM 17 DINNER RIDE Rodeo Burger Steve D. - Norco Loc # 2-7 PM Newsletter Articles Due: 24 DINNER RIDE Zapatas Del B. Mo Valley Loc.# 3-7 PM NO DINNER RIDE 7 DINNER RIDE Panera Bread Larry T. - MoValley Loc # 3 - Lv. 7 PM NOVEMBER Arizona District Convention Sequoia Nat Forest/ Lake Isabella Rich B. Loc. 4 Lv. 8 AM Brk. 7 AM IHOP CA1F Rally San Diego Don G. Loc. # 5 Lv. 7 AM Eat Before Arizona District Convention LOCATION # 1 LOCATION # 2 LOCATION # 3 LOCATION # 4 LOCATION # 5 PK. LOT BEHIND Carl s Jr. - MT. VERNON/E. SANTO DR. - COLTON PK. LOT BEHIND PANDA EXP. - 1 BLK. N. OF I-91/LA SIERRA PARK AND RIDE, NEAR I-10 FWY & YUCAIPA BLVD. ON HAMPTON DEL TACO, UNIVERSITY PKY. SAN BERNARDINO TOM S FARMS TEMESCAL CANYON RD. I15 /TEMESCAL CAN. LEAVE TIMES ARE FUELED & READY TO RIDE 17