District of California, Southwest Region F Chapter CA-1F; San Diego, California Issue 240, May 2017 Friends for Fun, Safety & Knowledge

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1 District of California, Southwest Region F Chapter CA-1F; San Diego, California Issue 240, May 2017 Friends for Fun, Safety & Knowledge Chapter CA-1F c/o Stephen & Alma Sprenkle 1356 Hilltop Drive Chula Vista, CA Chapter CA-1F meets on the second of each month at the Broken Yolk Café 1851 Garnet Ave, Pacific Beach Breakfast at 8AM: Meeting at 8:30AM. Website

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3 Table of Contents Staff Notes & Articles Activities Calendar Anni-Birthday Song Anniversaries GWRRA & Wedding... 3 Birthdays California Chapters Meeting Locations (Northern) California Chapters Meeting Locations (Southern) Chapter Director Head Fox... 5 Chapter Educator/Motorist Awareness Coordinator... 9 Chapter Store Check and Track Your Rider Education Level... 8 Golden State Gems District Director... 7 GWRRA Member Benefits GWRRA Membership Form Rider Education Levels Program Staff Directory... 4 Where to Take Rider Courses Maps & Directions Map to Broken Yolk Cafe Ride Departure Locations GWRRA Sponsored Events/Rides CA1F San Diego Fun Run CA1K Mother s Day Poker Run CA1D Celebrate Our Flag CA1L Pirate Ride CA1S Harbor Run CA1Z Spokes in the Oaks Colorado District Rally Region F un Family Reunion Advertisers (CA1-F is not responsible for Advertisers pricing and promises.) Advertising Rates... 3 Law Tigers... 6 Schapiro & Leventhal Wing Stuff... 8 GWRRA Recruiting Poster Newsletter Publication Policy Chapter CA-1F s newsletter is distributed free of charge to all current GWRRA members who attend the chapter meeting as well as mailed to all advertisers. The newsletter is available to anyone on the Chapter website at: ca1f.org Please remember that this newsletter is a measure of your chapter involvement. Submission of pictures and articles is requested and encouraged. As a chapter member, this is YOUR newsletter; articles may be submitted on a wide range of topics related to motorcycling and chapter activities. All articles submitted to this newsletter will be edited at the discretion of the Newsletter Editor based on available space. submissions to the newsletter editor at CA1F.Editor@Gmail.com by the 25th of the month to be entered in the following months edition. GWRRA Anniversaries (years) G. B. Mcgehee Tyler Allen... 2 Sheridan Earnest... 2 Natalie Earnest... 1 Lilian Earnest... 1 John R. Lord... 1 Leonard B. Foley Richard W. Long Bonita Chamberlin... 8 Daniel H. Reed... 8 Paul T. Newport Rick Webb Marc H. Wesley... 9 Elizabeth M. Sprenkle... 8 Dorman L. Baker... 8 Oliver W. Wardenaar... 6 Cheryl Wardenaar... 6 Erik Wardenaar... 6 Richard N. Kelley... 6 Michele Kelley... 6 Kevin Kelley... 6 Charlie Mills (sr)... 6 Michael C Hale... 4 Wedding Anniversaries (date) Rich & Michele Kelley Chuck (sr) Mills If your birthday is not on the calendar or your anniversary is not listed above, we do not have your information. Please contact Gloria Rossiter, Membership Coordinator, with the relevant dates. The deadline for Articles and Pictures is the 25th of the previous month for submission. Advertise in this newsletter!! Business Card Support $5.00 per month or $50.00 per year Quarter Pager Support $7.50 per month or $75.00 per year Half Page Support $10.00 per month or $ per year Full Page Support $15.00 per month or $ per year Your Ad will also appear in our advertiser section of our website. 3

4 Chapter F Volunteers (How can YOU help YOUR Chapter?) Position Name Phone Chapter Director Steve Sprenkle CD.CA1F@gmail.com Assistant Chapter Director Chapter Educator Darrel Exline DarrelBear@gmail.com Treasurer David Flitcraft emswdv@gmail.com Membership Enhancement Coordinator Alma Sprenkle bubbl3z2015@gmail.com Assistant MEC - Breakfast Ride Coordinator Archie Archer harolda99@cox.net Asst Breakfast Ride Coord. Old Guy Ride Coordinator Todd Way tway@san.rr.com Dinner Ride Coordinator Bud & Mary Brinker sdso0092@gmail.com 2017 Fun Run Coordinator Darrel Exline DarrelBear@gmail.com List Administrator Mike Maury mmaury@san.rr.com Chapter Store Newsletter Editor David Flitcraft CA1F.Editor@Gmail.com Asst. Newsletter Editor Webmaster Darrel Exline DarrelBear@gmail.com Web Calendar Crystal Richardson Crystal.richardson@san.rr.com 50/25/25 Todd Rossiter T2Rossiter@gmail.com Motorist Awareness Program Darrel Exline DarrelBear@gmail.com Social Director Moises Tavarone Moises-31@msn.com Photographer JR Alkire jralkire@cox.net Photo/Power Point Coordinator Bonita Chamberlin lapis27@aol.com Chapter of the Year Coordinator Alma Sprenkle ss5855@yahoo.com 2017 Individual of the Year Jesus Chuy Montenez jmonty_r@yahoo.com 2017 Couple of the Year Todd & Gloria Rossiter T2Rossiter@gmail.com National, Regional and California Volunteers Position Name Phone Director Ray & Sandi Garris director@gwrra.org Deputy Directors Region F Directors Andy & Sherry Smith Gwrr.regionf@gmail.com Region F Educator Michael & Dorie Werner goldwinger2@hotmail.com District Director Bob & Nancy Clark clark8clan@roadrunner.com District Educator Darlene Herrera cookingitup62@gmail.com 4

5 FROM THE HEAD FOX Chapter Director Steve & Alma Sprenkle Hi Foxes! Can you believe it! Four months have passed, and we have only just begun to have fun. We ve had four chapter breakfast gatherings, eight dinner rides, eight ice cream socials, eight OGR s, and one Drive In movie night, two after breakfast rides, two chapter visitations for breakfast (1Z & 1Q) and four chapter rallies, (1I, 1R, 1A, &1Q). Thank you to all who attended some or all events. You help to put CA-1F in the house! If you recall in the month of March, Steve was nominated and selected as chapter CA-1Q s bone head of the month. I was required to return in April to be able to give this astute award away, which I gladly did. I gave it to someone else in their chapter. I found out that if I had not returned in April, I would have been automatically selected again for bone head of he month. I will return in January 2018 to see if I am picked as the bone head for the year. We look forward to the month of May, which has a couple of holidays coming up, such as Mother s Day, and Memorial Day. As for GWRRA events, we have more dinner rides, dessert rides, the OGR, 2 rallies and maybe a RIFF ride. This month the first rallies (CA-1K; CA-2S) are on May 6 th and CA-1Z s is on May 20 th. There is a a movie night scheduled for May 6 th at the Santee drive in. On May 26th 28 th we have the Region F rally, where we will be competing for the Region Couple of the Year. Please Come on out and cheer us on to victory. With sadness, we say so long to John and Rocki Rothacker. They are heading east, towards their home of record in Florida. They have been a blessing to our chapter helping where needed. They attended our breakfast gatherings, dinner, and dessert rides, went on the OGR s. We will miss them, but anxiously await their return in 2019 We wish them Fair Winds and following Seas as they travel. Steve & Alma Sprenkle CA-1F Chapter Director s 5

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7 Golden State Gem California District Directors Bob & Nancy Clark Hello California. It doesn t seem possible that April is gone and summer is almost here. I guess that s what happens when you are having FUN. We started the month off with the Rally in the Valley in Laughlin another great event by CA1R. Bob and I continued on to Phoenix, where we stayed with friends from AZ-R for the 40 to Phoenix event at national headquarters. We traveled on to San Diego to have the dinner gathering with 40 to Phoenix sponsored by CA-1F. It is always FUN to gather with wingers no matter where they are from, we have a great connection, the joy of riding and sharing our experiences. April finishes off with two more great events Mardi Gras with CA1A and Rendezvous with Q with CA1Q. The Mardi Gras was filled with FUN activities, great rides, fun games, costumes, and Louisiana sandwiches and Kings-cake cupcakes, and topped off with gorgeous weather. The Pie-in-the-Face activity at Rendezvous with Q promises to be a big hit (no pun intended). Come see your CDs and District & Region Couples of the Year receive their pie. I m sure, as always, it will be another great day with our fellow wingers. May promise a lot more FUN. We start with CA1K on May 6 th in the south and CA2S Garage Sale May 5 th & 6 th in the north. Be sure to support our local chapters. Besides the opportunity to have fun with each other, we help our fellow chapters in meeting their needs throughout the year. May 20 th offers the Spokes in the Oaks with CA1Z in beautiful Julian, CA. Enjoy the ride to the mountain destination and continue the FUN with dancing, music, games, and of course food. Then enjoy your beautiful ride home. Who could ask for a more perfect day. Once rested from all that FUN, head out to Tucson, AZ for the Region F Rally, May Besides all the FUN and the fantastic venue, this is your opportunity to get training and classes, enjoy friends you don t get to see often, and share in the joy when awards are received. Drill teams from CA and AZ will be performing for your enjoyment. If you haven t registered yet, get on it. Let s support our Region F un. Many are making plans for Wing Ding, August 29-September 2 in Grapevine, TX. Hope to see many of you there. Once home, make sure your plans include CA District Rally at Mammoth Mountain September 22nd-24th. It promises to be a great time with wonderful riding opportunities. Couple of the Year/ Individual of the Year selection will be Friday afternoon. Be sure to support those wonderful people that are so special to GWRRA and their chapters. Classes and training will be available, as well as drill team exhibitions, and FUN, FUN, FUN. Be sure to get your registrations in soon before the registration price increases. You don t want to miss out on this opportunity to have FUN with GoldWingers and support your district at the same time. Condos are available at the same greatly reduced rate for the week before and the week after, so make a vacation out of this event and enjoy our beautiful mountains. It is always a joy to hear of all the activity between chapters in California. Northern chapters seem to be having a great time visiting and riding together as are several of the southern chapters. That s what it is all about enjoying each other and enjoying the ride when you have them both it can t get much better unless you add ice cream then it s hard to beat. Keep riding and Ride safe. Bear Hugs, Nancy & Bob Clark 7

8 Check and Track Your GWRRA Rider Education Levels Recently, GWRRA National has made it possible for all of us to be able to track our Rider Education Levels status, riding courses and seminar information. This site allows you to only see your information but does not allow you to change or add to it. To access your information, go to the GWRRA National website (GWRRA.org), and then click on either Officers or Programs from the blue menu bar to see a drop down menu. Then click on Rider Education. On the left side of the Rider Education main page you will see a button for My R.E. Information. Click on that button to access the log in page. To log in use your membership number as the user name and the numbers of your home address plus your membership expiration date (MMYY) as your password. After clicking on submit, you should be able to access the information for anyone on your membership number by clicking on View for each person. Please contact us if you have questions or problems accessing your information. If there are any corrections that need to be made, please notify us via and we will forward the information on to our District Educator for correction. 8

9 CA1F Chapter Educator Motorist Awareness Coordinator Darrel Exline The Education Corner May is Motorcycle Awareness Month California and several other states participate in Motorcycle Awareness Month each year during the month of May, to help spread Motorist Awareness to non-riders. For 31 days (which should be 365 days), state programs help spread the word to Look Twice and to be aware of any motorcycles around you. More than half of all motorcycle accidents involve another vehicle. Nearly every time, the driver of the other vehicle utters the words I didn t see him. Now, we are not actually invisible, but we are also not the same size and shape as a car. Therefore the human brain doesn t expect us to be where cars and trucks are anticipated. The Motorcycle Awareness Program is designed to help non-riders understand why they don t see motorcycles, and to start being more aware of their surroundings. If they learn to look for motorcycles, then motorcycles will be seen. The Like-Bike game One idea to spread motorist awareness is based on the old Slug-bug game, where you tell your kids to look for VW Bugs whenever you are on the road, and lightly slug the other in the shoulder if you spot one first. If you teach your kids the Like-Bike game instead, and play it with them, you will be teaching a whole new generation how to watch for and spot motorcycles. If you add points to the game rules, you can make it into a fun competition that will keep them occupied for the entire trip. For example, 1 point for seeing any motorcycle, 2 points for spotting it in oncoming traffic, 4 points for seeing it when your car is turning left. If this game becomes popular among kids, the next generation will be much more aware of motorcycles on the road. Memes on Social Media A Meme is any slogan, saying, captioned photo, or video that is spread on the internet from one person s social media page to the next. Catchy or funny memes are a great way to spread ideas like a virus, as people pass them on to their friends and followers as they see them. During the month of May, I will be trying to post at least 1 meme daily to my Facebook page. If you follow me on Facebook, please share the memes when you see them to help spread the word. Improve being seen The most effective form of motorist awareness is being seen. The more bikes are seen on the road, the more motorists will think about bikes being on the road. We all know that wearing bright colors, riding with your headlights on, and staying out of blind spots are good ways to be seen while riding, but being seen *while* riding is not the only way to improve awareness. When you park your bike, try parking in a conspicuous place so that other motorists passing by will see you. Participate in public events like parades or funeral escorts. Ride your bike to unusual places, like our Drive-In Movie Nights. Being seen starts with making yourself be seen. In April, I set up a booth at a Children s festival / Car Show in Chula Vista with several bikes parked around the booth. I handed out literature and candy to spread the word to Look Twice, and let kids sit on my bike for photo-ops. Thank you to all of you who showed up at this event to help spread awareness. We had 6 bikes there, which made for a nice awareness event. Let me know if you can help Motorcycle Awareness is a tough, uphill battle. With your participation, though, it gets easier. Please let me know if you have any ideas for events we can host, or are willing to help organize one. In the meantime, get out there and be seen! 9

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13 GoldWing Road Riders Association - Chapter CA1F San Diego Fun Run, October 21, 2017 Pre-Registration GWRRA Members: $10, Non-Members: $13 There will be a separate prize drawing for pre-registered attendees only. All Pre-Registrations must be received by October 14, 2017 On-Site Registration (use OnSite form) GWRRA Members & Non-Members $15 NOTE: prices for all drawings will also be higher at event # of GWRRA Members: x$10 = $ # of Non-GWRRA Members: x$13 = $ Pre-registration prices for 50/25/15/10 Tickets 2 tickets... $ 1 x Qty: = $ 15 tickets... $ 5 x Qty: = $ Registration 8:00 am to 10:00 am Poker Ride starts at Cycle Gear, San Diego 4240 Kearny Mesa Blvd, San Diego, CA Poker ride (w/ 3 stops around San Diego) ends at Motoworld of El Cajon 315 Magnolia Avenue, El Cajon, CA Coffee and Donuts at start point Poker Run w/ Cash Prizes For High & Low Hands Entertainment Music Games Food trucks for lunch Door Prizes, including special grand prize 50/25/15/10 drawing and more! 35 tickets... $10 x Qty: = $ 80 tickets... $20 x Qty: = $ 220 tickets... $50 x Qty: = $ Extra Door Prize Tickets: 2=$1 8=$5 20=$10 45=$20 $ TOTAL ENCLOSED $ Visit our website at or find us on facebook Mail flyer and check to: David Flitcraft, CA1F Treasurer 810 Halecrest Drive Chula Vista, CA Make checks payable to: GWRRA Chapter CA1F Questions to 2017 FunRun coordinator: Darrel Exline, darrelbear@gmail.com, (evenings only) Rider: GWRRA #: Co-Rider: GWRRA #: Address: Chapter/Club: City: State: Zip: Contact Phone #: The undersigned agree to comply with the ideals governing the event and to hold harmless the GWRRA, Cycle Gear, Motoworld of El Cajon, and other cosponsoring organizations and any property owners for any loss or injury to self or property to which I/we may become involved, and I/we agree to assume responsibility for any property which I/we knowingly damage. Rider Signature: Co-Rider Signature

14 Where Can I Take an Advanced or Experienced Rider Course? We are frequently asked where these courses are available so here is a list of the courses in California that are accepted by GWRRA National Rider Education. If you come upon a class that is not listed, please contact us and we ll check to be sure it s approved before you take it. GWRRA offers Advanced Rider and Trike Rider Courses at various times throughout the year. Generally these are available at District & Region rallies and at Wing Ding. Additionally if an instructor and an appropriate facility are available the courses may be available at other times during the year and we will put that information out to the Chapter. Lee Parks Total Control Advanced Rider Clinic now runs the California Motorcyclist Safety Program for the CHP. The schedule is available on line & course locations vary. Additionally if you are former military and have access to a base, you can take the Total Control Intermediate course on a space available basis. Unfortunately they do not take trikes. Street Masters Precision Cornering Workshop is based out of Corona and the course is held in Rosamond at the Willow Springs Race Track on Horsethief Mile. All their information is available on line. They do a trike class as well as a 2-wheel class. The Honda Rider Education Center in Coulton is located close to the 215/10 freeway junction at 1301 Via Venita. Their phone # is The contact person is Gary Johnson and Mercedes does the class scheduling. The class is open to all GWRRA Members. The BRC-2 class (formerly known as the Experienced Rider Course or ERC) takes 4-5 hours primarily on the course and costs $75. There also is a 7 hour ERC class targeted to Military sport bike riders. You can call and fit into an already scheduled class or a group of 5-6 can arrange their own group class. If a second instructor is available the class could be students. Unfortunately, they do not take trikes. We hope this information is helpful. Mike & Elma Maury Former CA1F Chapter Educators 14

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21 Chapter Meeting Location The Broken Yolk Café 1851 Garnet Ave, Pacific Beach Note: We must park in the indicated lot. We can not park at the Shell Station or across the street from the restaurant. However, parking is not metered on Garnet Ave so you can try for curb parking in front of the Broken Yolk. Go west to Kendall (right) and right on Garnet. Driving Directions From the North I-15 South to I-52 West (stay in far right lane) Exit Balboa/Garnet Ave (1st exit on I-5 South) becomes Mission Bay Drive. Right at 3rd light to Garnet Ave (get in #1 lane once you are on Garnet) After Meeting Staging Area At the Second light, take the left fork to Balboa/Garnet Ave (toward Beaches) At the third light, turn Right on Lamont Street Left into the Alley before the entrance to the Shell Station Right into the lot of the Broken Yolk Café. Driving Directions From the South I-5 North. Exit Mission Bay Drive/Grand Ave. Grand Ave to Lamont Street (5th traffic light) Turn right and see above directions. After-Meeting rides will stage and depart from Mission Bay Park (see above map) 21

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23 Southern California Chapters MEETING TIME CHAPTER MEETING PLACE CHAPTER DIRECTOR 1 st 3 rd Breakfast 0830 Meeting 0915 Breakfast 07:30 Meeting 09:00 CA-1A CA-1B Greenhouse Café 1169 Commerce Center Dr., Lancaster, CA Lorene s Coffee Shop rd St., Bakersfield, CA Bob & Linda Harmon Bharmon85@gmail.com Larry Gillette rd Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0900 CA-1C Burgers and Beer Dinah Shore, Rancho Mirage, Ca Ciindy Frazer th Sunday 2 nd 2 nd Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0830 Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0830 Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0830 CA-1D CA-1F ca1f.org CA-1I Paramount Elks Lodge 8108 E. Alondra Blvd., Paramount, CA The Broken Yolk Café 1851 Garnet Ave., San Diego, CA Mar Y Tierra Restaurant 1118 W. San Bernadino Rd., Covina, CA Cliff Kennish ckennish@aol.com Steve Sprenkle cd.ca1f@gmail.com Lorraine Nygren Last 2 nd Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0900 Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0830 CA-1K CA-1L Denny s 8330 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Canoga Park, CA IHOP 212 Madonna Rd., San Luis Obispo, CA Ken Freeland Gwrraca1k@aol.com Doc Boyd nd Sunday Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0830 CA-1M Pepper Steak Highland Ave., Highland, CA Jerry Cowan nd Sunday Breakfast 0730 Meeting 0800 CA-1Q Black Bear Diner 7005 Knott Ave., Buena Park, CA Janieta Villagrana st Sunday 3 rd 3 rd Sunday 1 st Breakfast 0730 Meeting 0800 Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0830 Breakfast 0730 Meeting 0800 Breakfast 0730 Meeting 0830 CA-1R CA-1S CA-1V CA-1Z Mimi s Café Lake Forest Dr, Lake Forest, CA Carrow s Restaurant 2401 Harbor Blvd., Ventura, CA Maxwell s Wika Rd., Apple Valley, CA Marie Calender s Rancho California Rd., Temecula Kenny & Sharon Devor KennyDevor@gmail.com Ken Thomas sunglade@prodigy.net Pat Riley calmonk@yahoo.com Russ Johnson cd@gwrra-ca1z.org Websites Chapter CA-1F ca1f.org GWRRA California District GWRRA Region F GWRRA Region

24 Northern California Chapters MEETING TIME CHAPTER MEETING PLACE CHAPTER DIRECTOR 4 th 2 nd 4 th Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0900 Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0830 Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0900 CA-2A CA-2J om CA-2K Old Salle s Café 2082 North J St., Tulare, CA Home Town Buffet 2050 Diamond Blvd., Concord, CA Benicia Grill II 2390 N. Texas St., Fairfield, CA John & Debbie Whittled admwhitted@aol.com Willy Walker Becky Carroll nd Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0900 CA-2N Golden Corral Buffet 3737 McHenry Ave., Modesto, CA Denny Keeler rd Breakfast 0730 Meeting 0830 CA-2Q Black Bear Diner 5100 Hopyard Rd., Pleasanton, CA Tim Hallock nd Sunday Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0830 CA-2R Vittles Restaurant 2385 North St., Anderson, CA John Severson rd 1 st 3 rd Sunday Breakfast 0730 Meeting 0800 Breakfast 0800 Meeting 0900 Breakfast 0830 Meeting 0900 CA-2S CA-2W CA-C Omega Restaurant 90 S Park Victoria Dr., Milpitas, CA Brooks Ranch Restaurant 4131 S. Chestnut Ave., Fresno, CA Elks # Riverside Blvd., Sacramento, CA Sal & Patti Esposito bvr@att.net Steve & Teri Rippe gwrider@att.net Thomas Whitson / Tkw2269@gmail.com Ride Depart Locations 1. Wal-Mart: 3382 Murphy Canyon Dr, San Diego 2. McDonalds: 1050 W Valley Parkway, Escondido 3. Mission Bay Park: De Anza Cove, off Mission Bay Dr. parking lot on the right, near boat ramp 4. Fun Bike Center: 5755 Kearny Villa Rd, San Diego 5. Kohl s Parking Lot: 2502 Jamacha Rd, El Cajon 6. The Omelet Factory: 8860 Magnolia Rd, El Cajon 7. Parking Lot Practice (PLP) No longer available at this time 8. Starbuck s 9932 Mercy Road, San Diego 9. Burger King: 1420 Mission Ave, Oceanside 24

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26 Chapter Store CA-1F Prices and items are subject to change without notice Available viewing online Blue Denim Vest with CA-1F Logo... $35.00 GWRRA Patches 10 Back Patch... $ Back Patch (Black/Gold)... $ Pocket Patch... $ Pocket Patch (Black/Gold)... $5.00 California County Patch... $5.00 Chapter F Pins... $5.00 California District Pins... $4.00 GWRRA Earrings Post... $5.00 Dangling... $8.00 Flag Hats (limited quantities)... $8.00 Visit a Chapter Header... $5.00 Visit a Chapter Hanger (CA-1F)... $2.00 Flag and Eagle Patches... $6.00 4x6 US Map... $5.00 Upper and Lower Rockers (CA-1F and San Diego, CA)... $24.00/Set 1x3 Gold Name Badges... $10.00 Ea Vest Clips... $10.00 Chapter F Antenna Flags... $16.00 Ea Attendance for April 2017 Members Guests Non GW Guests Arriving on: bikes/ trikes Words to the Anni-Birthday Song: Sung to You Are My Sunshine So it s your birthday or anniversary. We are so happy that you are here. So as your present please take this ticket. And we ll see you again next year. 26

27 Gold Wing Road Riders Association Chapter CA-1K Check In: 8:00 am to I0:30 am Coffee, donuts & discount coupons provided by Tri-County Powersports GRAND PRIZE S 1 Set of Tires Donated by Tri-County Powersports 4 Visa $100 Gift cards donated by Hamer Toyota $ prize for Hi Hand Plus a gift for everyone Breathtaking routes along the beautiful Pacific Coast and the legendary Mullholland Hwy. Start & Finish at Tri-Counties Powersports. ***Lunch not included with Registration.*** There will be a TOTALLY Different kind of gourmet food truck available for you to purchase your lunch at. L.A. Times Voted #1 Food Truck Presents Our 12 h Annual Mother s Day Poker Run, May 6, 2017 Open to ALL Makes of Bikes Pre-Registration Must be Recd. by April 22 nd GWRRA $12.00 Non-GW $15.00 Pre-Registration 50/25/25 Tickets 1 = $1 8 = $5 18 = $10 40 = $20 80 = $ = $50 Make Checks Payable to: GWRRA Chapter CA-1K Mail To: Ken Freeland Fenton Avenue Sylmar, CA Home: (818) Pre-Reg Drawing for $250 Registration at: 6176 Condor Drive Moorpark, CA (805) Check out our website for more information: To qualify for Pre-Registration Discount & $ Drawing we must RECEIVE this before 04/22/2017 GWRRA Members X $ = $ Non-Members Registration received after April 22 nd & on site registration GWRRA $15.00 Non-GW $18.00 (Per person) On-Site 50/25/25 Tickets 1 = $1 6 = $5 15 = $10 30 = $20 60 = $40 80 = $ X $ = $ 50/25/25 # of Tickets = $ Grand Prize # of Tickets = $ Total Amount enclosed: $ Rider Co-Rider Address City State Zip GWRRA Chapter GWRRA Number I/We agree to conform and comply with the ideals governing this event, and I/We further agree to hold harmless the GWRRA, Co-sponsoring organizations, and any other property owner or owners for any loss or injury to self or property in which I/We may become involved by reason of participation in this event. I/We also assume responsibility for the property for which I/We knowingly damage. Rider Co-Rider Signature Signature 27

28 May 2017 Monthly Events 2nd s Chapter Broken Yolk Mon 1st Tueday s Staff Business Meetings 1 Tue 2 Wed OGR Breakfast Meet & Ride Every Other Weds. Old Guys Omelet Factory in Santee by Ed Thu Fri Dinner Gathering Dinner Ride or Business Meeting 11 June CA1D Rally Moises Lavarone OGR Breakfast Meet & Ride CA1Z Rally 1900 Dinner Gathering Bernie Dalton Aug 2 Sept Wing Ding Grapevine, TX 1900 Dessert Gathering September CA District Rally Mammouth, CA Raleigh Blecha Barbara Barr David Gardner Jesus Montanez OGR Breakfast Meet & Ride 14 October CA1M Rally 15 October CA1V Rally 21 October CA1F Rally Dick Long 1900 Dessert Gathering July CA1S Rally September New Mexico District Rally 13 7 Olivier Wardenaar 24 June CA1L Pirate Run 22 July CAC Rally 12 Sun 0830 Broken Yolk Chapter Gathering Upcoming Events 17 June CA2N Rally CA1K Mothers Day Run 1000 CA2S Garage Sale 1800 Drive-In Movie Nite Every Thursday Chapter Event Sat Sonny Herbert Region F Rally 0800 Region F Rally 0800 Region F Rally

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30 Chapter CA-1F c/o Stephen & Alma Sprenkle 1356 Hilltop Drive Chula Vista, CA Mail To: Rider Education Program Safety by Commitment, Education and Preparedness The Chapter will back your commitment to Safe Riding by paying for all patches and pins earned through the Rider Education Levels Program. For more information, contact our Chapter Educator (See the Staff Directory inside) Chapter CA-1F meets on the second of each month at the Broken Yolk Café 1851 Garnet Ave, Pacific Beach Breakfast at 8AM: Meeting at 8:30AM. Website Read the news-letter online. Save a tree. 30