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1 G W R R A S i e r r a E a g l e s - N V- E R e n o, N e v a d a The Eagle s Nest February 2018 Table of Contents February 10th Chapter Gathering 7:00 am Breakfast 8:00 am Denny s 205 E. Nugget Avenue Sparks, NV February 15th Ride Planning Meeting Round Table Pizza 1075 N. Hills Blvd. Reno Ken & Sue Pouliot Chapter Directors cd@gwrranv.org Home Cell February 22nd Safety Social 6:00 Denny s 205 E. Nugget Avenue Sparks, NV February 24th First Aid and CPR Training 9:00 am 1:30 Remsa 400 Edison Way Room #5 Reno, NV Page 2-3 CD Article - Ken & Sue Pouliot Page 4-6 ACD Article - Jim & Kathy Hudson Page 7-8 Winter Safety Clyde Herring Medic First-Aid Instructor Page 8 Treasurer Clyde & Lucy Herring Page 9-11 MEC - Marianne Farrington Page Chapter Gathering Marge Higley Page 14 Sunshine Report Marge Higley Page 15 Ancient Redwoods RV trip Kay Dyer Page 16 District Director - Micky and Marianne Farrington Page 17 Levels Program Page 18 Safety Social Photo s Kay Dyer Page Chapter Members Photo Album Page 22 Upcoming Events Page 23 Sierra Eagles Chapter Team Page 24 Nevada District Team Page 25 GWRRA Leadership Page 26 GWRRA Membership Application Page 27 Road Rider Page 28 Moto Source Friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge

2 A Message from The Chapter Directors First of all I would like to say THANK YOU to George Woodside. George spent several days with my new laptop getting things up and running. It seems that my new laptop was outdated before it came out of the box. I know technical things are constantly changing but that quick? George had to update everything in order to get me up and running. George even took the time to create a Windows and Outlook Bible for me to go by. I can t tell you how many times I have referred to it. Again, thank you George for all of your efforts. What a great start to this year. As previously mentioned, we had a full house at the Wigwam in Fernley for our New Years Day Breakfast. Our first official Chapter meeting of the year was on January 13 th, and we had another fantastic turnout. I think there were only a couple of empty chairs. If we keep this up, which I hope we do, we will have to find a larger meeting room. We had 21 members attend the Safety Social at Denny s Thursday night, the 25 th of January. Needless to say, the movie that was shown spurred up a good amount of conversation. Thanks to all of you who came out and took part. A special thank you to Ken Crow for putting on this training, which is an important reminder to all of us to perform our T-Clock inspections and to ride safely. Your RV SIG wagon masters have been busy setting up their trips that were approved for this year. They will be releasing additional information as it becomes available. Also, Alesia and Roger Shores have invited anyone interested to join them for their Good Sam camp-out at Rancheria RV Park in Hat Creek, CA. The only time available to book this was June 7-10, which is our regular meeting weekend. They have also booked their yearly trip to Winchester Bay, OR for Oct nd, and have invited anyone who would like to join them. In my January 23 rd , I mentioned possibilities for a group outing to the Reno Aces. I have since received several positive responses. I was also advised that the picnic area is off the 3 rd base line and viewing the game is not very good from this location. Anyway, we will discuss this more at the February meeting to see how much interest there is. Although we do not currently have a Charity Coordinator, Sue and l feel that we need to keep this going in our Chapter. Therefore, Sue and I will coordinate our first charity for this year. This will be the Veterans Guest House and it will be our March Charity. I will have handouts at our next meeting as to what their current needs are. This will also allow us time to research two other charities for this year, so bring your thoughts to the meeting. Page 2

3 As I look at our February calendar, we have several things going on. First, our regular meeting is February 10 th at 8am at Denny s. Then on Tuesday, February 15 th we will be having our ride planning meeting with our Ride Coordinator, Ken Crow. This will take place at the Round Table Pizza on N. Hills Drive in Reno at 6pm. Think about which rides you would like to do this year. We will have our 2 nd safety social on February 22 nd at 6pm at Denny s. For those of you who are signed up, we will be having our First Aid/ CPR class on February 24 th at 9am. This will be held at REMSA, located at 400 Edison Way in Reno. Sue and I would like to wish everyone a Happy Valentines Day on February 14 th. Until next month, Ken and Sue Pouliot Chapter Directors cd@gwrranv.org Home Cell Page 3

4 A Message From The Assistant Chapter Directors As I write this, it s late January. The Christmas decorations have been put away, and the Valentine s Day merchandise has been out at the retail establishments for three weeks. Ugh. The weather has been unseasonably warm for January perfect to get that winter ride in. Our bikes tend to sit a bit longer in the winter between rides, so it s even more important to remember to do our T-CLOCS checks before we ride. Tire pressure can dramatically drop from sitting in your garage. The consequences of riding on an under inflated tire can be disastrous. I have attached a T-CLOCS checklist at the end of this article for your perusal. For those of you who are RV SIG folks, I will be the wagon master for the trip we will be taking to Bend/Sisters, Oregon. The dates will be July 30 - August 3, The website for the park is I will be working on activities we can do while we re there. Please let me know if you have any requests or ideas for group activities. As the District Motorist Awareness Program coordinator, one of my duties is to make sure our chapter members are informed and given information to promote motorist awareness in our community. To this end, I will have fliers available after the February meeting. I would ask that you please take a couple of these and distribute them to your friends, work colleagues, family, and the general public when you can. Motorist awareness is everyone s responsibility. Ride Safe! Jim and Kathy Hudson Assistant Chapter Directors Page 4

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7 Winter Safety By Clyde Herring / Medic First Aid Instructor In our area, the snow season has begun. Before your family heads out for a day of playing in the fresh powder, make snow sports safety a priority and be ready to respond to a cold weather emergency. Tips for sledders: Choose a good sledding hill, one that has a clear path without obstacles in the way. Make sure that the hill does not end on a street, road, parking lot or any bodies of water such as a pond or river. Never sled downhill headfirst. Sit up facing forward to steer. Risks of head and back injuries are greater by lying down on the sled. For skiers and snowboarders, safety becomes an even greater concern. The most important piece of gear you can take to the mountain is the appropriate helmet for your sport. According to a recent study: Skateboarding, snowboarding, skiing and motocross had the highest number of head and neck injuries. Snowboarding had the most concussions. In fact, about 30% of concussions in extreme sports occurred in snowboarding. Snow skiing was associated with about 25% of concussions. Always wear your helmet and always ski or board within your ability level. Be sure you are adequately dressed for winter weather. As the recent frigid conditions across the country have shown, cold temperatures can be deadly. Hypothermia and Emergency Care Cold, wet temperatures can result in a lowering of the internal body temperature. Hypothermia, a generalized cooling of the body, occurs when the internal core body temperature has decreased to 95 F or less. It is a life-threatening condition. To help recognize hypothermia, look for pale, cold skin, uncontrollable shivering, loss of coordination, difficulty speaking and an altered mental status. Severe hypothermia can result in the loss of shivering and a slowing of the breathing and heart rate. To care for the person, carefully and gently move them to a warmer place. Remove wet clothing and cover the person with something dry and warm. Cover their head and neck to retain body heat. Page 7

8 If available, activate EMS and get an AED. As the body temperature gets lower, body processes become impaired and eventually fail. Cardiac arrest may occur. If you are far from professional medical care, begin actively re-warming the person. Place him near a heat source. Put containers of warm, but not hot, water in contact with the person s skin. Clyde Herring GWRRA/HSI Medic First Aid Instructor Chapter Treasurers Chapter Treasurers Clyde and Lucy Herring would like to remind you about the Door Prize incentive. They are asking everyone to check boxes in the garage and other storage places to see if there is anything that could be donated as a door prize. They can use anything you think someone else could use or would like. As a reward you receive double 50/50 raffle tickets! A very special THANK YOU to everyone who donates items to the Chapter for our monthly Door Prize Pool and those who continue to buy the 50/25/25 tickets. Clyde & Lucy Herring, Treasurer cbherringsr@gmail.com /25/25 Raffle Payouts 50% Chapter - 25% Cash Winner 25% Cash Winner 100% FUN Page 8

9 What Does That Mean? By Marianne Farrington Membership Enhancement coordinator What Does That Mean? Here are some commonly used acronyms and terms: GWRRA: Goldwing Road Riders Association DD: District Director, the head honcho of each District (State) (Micky and Marianne Farrington are ours). ADD: Assistant District Director. Chris and Sandy Ward are the ADD s for Northern Nevada, August & Gloria Schellhase are the ADD s for Southern Nevada. DE: District Educator, currently Ken & Gail Crow DRC: District Ride Coordinator, currently Clyde & Lucy Herring DUC: District University Coordinator Randy Bolsinger from Las Vegas schedules and teaches classes and seminars on various topics. DMEC: District Membership Enhancement Coordinator Marianne Farrington DMAC: District Motorist Awareness Coordinator Jim & Kathy Hudson are holding this position currently. They are in charge of raising awareness to regular vehicle drivers about motorcycles, so that they don t run us over. DT: District Treasurer: Keeps the financial records of the District, currently Robert & DeeDee Senko from Las Vegas. CD: Chapter Director. The head honcho of a local chapter. The go-to person for suggestions and volunteer opportunities. Currently Ken and Sue Pouliot are reigning. ACD: Assistant Chapter Director. Second in command who really has nothing to do....but has fun assisting the CD. Currently Jim and Kathy Hudson hold this position. CRC: Chapter Ride Coordinator - The guy or gal who plans fun rides and educational opportunities. This position is currently held by Ken Crow. Page 9

10 MEC: Membership Enhancement coordinator They are the folks you can talk with about ideas for increasing the FUN in your Chapter life. They also contact new and prospective members to give them information about GWRRA and invite them to have FUN with us. This position is currently held by Marianne Farrington. Leadership Team: Chapter officers: CD, ACD, MEC, CRC, Treasurer Supporting Team members: Road Captain, Ride Coordinator, Newsletter Editor, Newsletter Publisher, Webmaster, Sunshine Coordinator and other positions that support the chapter. (Do you have an idea you want to implement we could create a position just for you!) REP: Rider Education Program. The REP is a motorcycle safety program. There are 4 levels of training/knowledge. Participation in REP is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended. ITCP: Instructor Training Certification Program: offers training classes and seminars for those who like to teach others. COY: Couple of the Year. Recognition given to a standout couple (who got voluntold to do a lot) in the chapter. Being COY is a good thing. IOY: Individual of the Year. Same as COY but given to one person. Chapter Safety Social: get together for dinner and talk Motorcycle Safety Chapter PLP: Parking Lot Practice. Time spent at a parking lot practicing motorcycle riding skills. Rally and Poker Runs: Fundraisers put on by Chapters to supplement their income. District Convention/Rally: The Rallies put on by the individual states (Districts) to raise money. The Nevada District Rally is held at various times and locations. Wing Ding: The National Gold-Wing Rally; the big Kahuna of Convention/Rallies. Held somewhere in the contiguous United States each year. Ice Cream and/or Dinner rides: Just that. We meet somewhere and ride to a restaurant. Preferably, we ride our bikes, but you can get there anyway you want. ERC: Experienced Rider Course, a motorcycle riding skills course put on by GWRRA. Usually offered at District Convention/Rallies and at Wing Ding. Not mandatory, but is a requirement to advance in the REP levels. Page 10

11 ARC: Advanced Rider Course; same as ERC. One up: An ERC or ARC course for a single rider. Two Up: An ERC or ARC course for a rider and his/her co-rider TRC: Trike Rider Course: same as above but for Trikes only. Trailering Course: A course to learn the ins and outs of hauling a trailer. SIG: A Special Interest Group such Trikes, Lady Riders, and RVers. Fix, Rub, and Grub: A chapter activity where we meet at some location, work on our bikes and/or trailers, and (duh!) eat. Wing Nut: A silly award given to the individual who screws up the most during the month. The money ($1 per nomination - $5.00 to pass on) goes into our fund for future charity purposes. ATP: Available To Play: this is a made up activity for those folks who have some time during the week to go for a ride. Not a popular activity among the working stiffs. Now you know!! *This article was created by Mike Burke from Ca2N and updated for the Sierra Eagles by Marianne Farrington MEMBERSHIP ENHANCEMENT COORDINATOR Marianne Farrington mec@sierraeagles.org Page 11

12 JANUARY CHAPTER GATHERING NOTES Our gathering started with Chapter Director Ken Pouliot leading the Pledge of Allegiance. We had thirty-six GWRRA members. Ken welcomed everyone to the gathering and asked that everyone be sure to have their name tags and that they had signed in. Our waitress Wanda is still with us. Please remember her. Ken thanked everyone who attended the New Year s Breakfast in Fernley. We had thirty-four members in attendance. The weather allowed several members to ride. Ken also had all the past Chapter Officers stand for recognition. Ken then asked for all the current staff to stand and be recognized. Ken wanted everyone to know, if they have any comments, questions or concerns to please contact Ken and Sue Pouliot or Jim and Kathy Hudson. Our new Chapter Banner was unveiled, which was designed by Ken and Sue Pouliot, and Jim and Kathy Hudson. Ken turned the meeting over to Jim Hudson the new Assistant Chapter Director and also our new District Motorist Awareness Coordinator. Jim asked how many members would be going to Wing Ding in Nashville, TN. Please call and let Jim know, so that he can get everyone together at Wing Ding. Clyde Herring was next regarding renewal of First Aid and CPR. It will be on Saturday the 24 th of February at 9 AM. It is $30.00 per person. It is a four to five-hour class with no break. Everyone is welcome to bring lunch or snacks. Chris Ward our new RV Sig Coordinator thanked Bob and Sandi Mims for their service last year. There will be a meeting on 01/16/18 at the Round Table in Golden Valley at 6 PM. George Woodside asked that all pictures be turned into him from last year so that he can organize them and forward them on to Gail Crow our Historian. Carol Hannigan wanted to know who was interested in overnighters that would be four or five nights; or two or three nights. The two or three nights won. Ken Crow our Ride Coordinator stated there would be a meeting on 02/15/18 at 6 PM at Round Table in Golden Valley to discuss rides for the coming year. Please come with suggestions or you can also call or Ken with your ideas. Page 12

13 Sunshine report was read: Sympathy card to Shirley Kane on the loss of her husband Terry Kane. He was a past Chapter Director. Get well cards were sent to Ken Pouliot and Dwight Rodgers. Safety Social will be at Denny s on 01/25/18 at 6 PM. Wing Nut nomination was opened and Jim Hudson threw himself under the bus. It was seconded. So Dwight Rodgers will give the Wind Nut to Jim at our next meeting. Ken opened the bidding for door prizes. We made $15.00 for the Chapter. Steve Rubenstein purchased a Club Polo Shirt. The attendance drawing; We did not have the sheet from the last meeting so it will carry over to February meeting. Increasing to $ /50 Drawing: Brick Reagle and Dusty Rhoades won $20.00 each. Drawings were won by Marianne Farrington, Kay Dyer, Marge Higley, George Woodside, Carol Hannigan, Brick Reagle, and Charla Brand. Breakfast drawing was won by Jim Hudson. Marge Higley Correspondence Secretary Sunshine Coordinator Page 13

14 Ancient Redwoods RV trip Hi Everyone, I have reserved ten long pull throughs that will accommodate your RV and trailer. The Rates are $45.50 a day and if you have a Good Sam Card the rate is $ Those of you that have expressed an interest in going on this RV trip, please call the Ancient Redwoods RV park office. To confirm your reservation, Call and talk to Rick, let him know that 10 spaces are under my name (Kay Dyer). Here is a list of people that I have, who signed up. If you cannot go please call and have them take your name off the list. They are assigning spaces according to the length of your Rig and trailer, some of the spaces are 80 feet long. Kay Dyer Jim and Kathy Hudson Steve and Charla Rubinstein Ken and Sue Pouliot Chris and Sandy Ward George Woodside and Carol Hannigan Roger and Alesia Shores Mark & Pam Harris This trip is a good place to take your 2 or 3 wheelers, the scenery is beautiful and the rides are not very long, the shortest is.02 miles and longest is 54 miles one way. There are not many places to eat or get fuel. However I did notice a few small places to eat which are not to far from the park. There is also a gathering place that is covered, the park has assured me we can get tables, but no BBQ s, so if you are going, please bring your BBQ, or we can do a pot luck. There are several interesting attractions that you can ride your bikes/trikes too. I have made maps of these short trips, so when we get there you can choose which ones you would like to visit, you can go on your own or with a group, it will be totally up to you. I will have information that you can look through at the Chapter Gathering on February10th. KAY DYER CHAPTER PHOTOGRAPHER Page 15

15 Sunshine Report Sunshine Report Birthdays and Anniversaries Birthdays 7 Roger Shores 7 Brick Reagle 9 Ken Crow 15 Charla Brand 15 Luck Herring 20 Alicia Shores Anniversaries 10 Micky and Marianne Farrington Please contact me at crz4dw9@sbcglobal.net or if you know of any one that is ill or has been injured in anyway. Also check with me either at the above or at the meeting to make sure you are on our list for Birthdays and Anniversaries. Marge Higley Correspondence Secretary Sunshine Coordinator Page 14

16 A Message from Nevada District Directors Hello Nevada District!!! Well it s almost February and the changes are still coming. As stated last month, the organization is changing. It s important to remember that we are in this organization together. We joined for the kindred spirits that share the same values and love of riding you do. As we immerge from the chrysalis of change, a new organizational butterfly will emerge. Along that line we will be having a sort of Rally. This Rally will be in Midway, UT. This year s event will be a celebration and end of Region F. Region F, I, and J have gotten together to create A Hoot in the Ute. The Rally will be from May 25 th to the 27 th, The Zermatt Resort is waiting our arrival for Fun and Games. This will be a Get out and Ride Rally. There is a ton of stuff to do while in Midway, UT at the Zermatt. If you re unaware of what a Zermatt is, let me explain. Zermatt Resort and Spa.... Zermatt is your accommodation and meeting hub for Park City, Deer Valley, Sundance, Heber Valley and the local wilderness. Minutes from blue ribbon fly fishing, elite golf courses, Olympic venues, and the Greatest Snow on Earth. Refresh yourself with unlimited recreation and adventure at your doorstep. Traditional Swiss-style architecture, 300 guest rooms with ten kinds of affordable luxury. Indoor/ outdoor swimming pools, carousel, fine and family dining, European bakery, lounge. World class spa, scuba diving, and geothermal mineral pools,65,000 square feet of conference, and exhibition space. Customized learning experiences a world of inspiration and renewal awaits, just 45 minutes from Salt Lake International Airport. This is only the beginning. The resort has different packages to entice your every senses. There is fun waiting for you in a magical place. Zip lining, The Crater for a swim just to name a few. Get ready for the time of your life. Special rates are available through the following website, ute.org. I look forward to seeing you there in my lederhosen. Until next month. Micky and Marianne Farrington Nevada District Director s Page 16

17 These are the Sierra Eagles that are enrolled in the GWRRA Riders Levels Program Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 4 Louis Benton Ken Pouliot Kenneth Crow Chris Ward Richard Bogenreif Joan Rhoades Gail Crow Dusty Rhoades Jo-Ann Bogenreif Sandy Ward Kay Dyer William Cuppett Sam Reagle Marianne Farrington Boyd Jeffery Emma Crow Michael Farrington Gay Jeffery Carol Hannigan Lynn Jenkins Clyde Herring Jerry Oliver Lucy Herring Dwight Rodgers John Higley Sue Pouliot Margaret Higley Frank Boyd George Woodside Jim Caple Bob Mims Kathy Caple Sandi Mims Eddie Lewis Jim Hudson Page 17

18 Safety Social Photos by Kay Dyer Page 18

19 Chapter Members Photo Album Ken & Sue Pouliot Jim Hudson Clyde & Lucy Herring Micky & Marianne Farrington Ken & Gail Crow Chris & Sandy Ward Kay Dyer Bill & Joan Cuppett Boyd & Gay Jeffery Page 19

20 Dick & Jo-ann Bogenreif Dick & Sue Harding Dusty & Joan Rhoades Dwight Rogers Emma Crow George Woodside & Carol Hannigan Jim Nelson & Ava Donner Louis Benton Lynn & Liz Jenkins Page 20

21 Roger & Linda Knight Steve Rubenstein & Charla Brand Jim & Kathy Caple John & Marge Higley Jim & Darley Jeppson Brick & Teresa Reagle Page 21

22 March Events S M T W T F S March 10th Chapter Gathering 7:00 am Breakfast 8:00 am Denny s 205 E. Nugget Avenue Sparks, NV March 22nd Safety Social 6:00 Denny s 205 E. Nugget Avenue Sparks, NV Member Join Date Anniversaries Gay Jeffery Years Mark Harris Years Jim Caple Years Kathy Caple Years Teresa Reagle Year Page 22

23 It takes teamwork To make things run smoothly. Sierra Eagles Chapter Team CHAPTER DIRECTORS Ken and Sue Pouliot Home Cell ASSISTANT CHAPTER DIRECTORS Jim and Kathy Hudson TREASURER Clyde and Lucy Herring RIDE COORDINATOR Ken and Gail Crow MOTORIST AWARENESS COORDINATORS This could be YOU!!! MEMBERSHIP ENHANCEMENT COORDINATOR Marianne Farrington RIDE CAPTAINS Ken Crow Kay Dyer Micky Farrington John Higley Ken Pouliot Dwight Rodgers George Woodside WEBMASTER/PUBLISHER Micky Farrington RV COORDINATOR Chris & Sandy Ward HISTORIAN Gail Crow NEWSLETTER EDITOR Gail Crow SUNSHINE COORDINATOR CORRESPONDENCE SECRETARY Marge Higley MEDIC/FIRST AID COORDINATOR Clyde Herring CHARITY COORDINATOR This could be YOU!!! CHAPTER PHOTOGRAPHER Kay Dyer CHAPTER GREETER Emma Crow NEWSLETTER PROOF READER Brick Reagle Page 23

24 Nevada District Team Nevada District Directors Micky & Marianne Farrington Assistant Nevada District Directors-South August and Gloria Schellhase Assistant Nevada District Directors-North Chris and Sandy Ward Home Cell Nevada District Treasurers Robert and Denise (Dede) Senko Nevada District Membership Enhancement Coordinator Marianne Farrington Nevada District Educators Kenneth and Gail Crow Nevada District University Coordinator Randy Bolsinger Nevada District Motorist Awareness Coordinator Jim and Kathy Hudson Nevada District Ride Coordinator Clyde and Lucy Herring Nevada District Medic First Aid-South Robert and Denise (Dede) Senko Nevada District Medic First Aid-North Clyde and Lucy Herring Page 24

25 Team GWRRA TEAM GWRRA Anita and JR Alkire President and Wingman Tim and Anna Grimes Director of Rider Education Larry and Penny Anthony Director of Membership Enhancement Clara and Fred Boldt Director of GWRRA University Randall and Janet Drake Director of Finance Mike and Barri Critzman Director of Motorist Awareness Dan and Rachel Sanderovich Executive Director Overseas Israel GWRRA Mission Statement Established in 1977, the Gold Wing Road Riders Association provides an atmosphere for fun, safety, and knowledge to Gold Wing and Valkyrie owners. Vision Statement: GWRRA is a leader of associational organizations, respected by its Members as well as its competitors and the communities it operates within. GWRRA strives to offer the highest quality service to its Members. GWRRA - is a family oriented association of Honda Gold Wing and Valkyrie Owners, as well as non-gold Wing owners, our Associate Members. GWRRA PATCH PRICES GWRRA patches Large black 10 back patch $15.00 Black/red rockers $15.00 each Large red 10 back patch $15.00 Small black GWRAA patch $10.00 Also available: GWRRA name pins $10.00 (we will order as requests come in) For a mere $25.00, you too can have a patch. We were able to purchase a lot of 12 new patches at a fair price. Our vendor has indicated that there will be a price increase when we re-order, so this could be the last time we are able to offer these patches at this price. We only have 12, and the first Sierra Eagles who scoop them up will be smiling all the way to the bank. Get yours while they last! Page 25

26 Do you enjoy GWRRA? Do you have friends that ride motorcycles? Why not ask them to join? Place your ad in the Eagle s Nest! Your ad will be seen by everyone that goes to our website as well as other motorcycle clubs and riders that receive our newsletter in both Northern Nevada and California. It s a bargain! Business Card Size $35.00 for 6 months Business Card Size $55.00 for 1 year Half Page $65.00 for 6 months Half Page $95.00 for 1 year Full Page $80.00 for 6 months Full Page $ for 1 year GWRRA National Divisions Page 26

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