The Bulletin. Chapter E, Stones River Wings. Gold Wing Road Riders Association

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1 Smyrna, Tennessee The Bulletin Chapter E, Stones River Wings Gold Wing Road Riders Association November 2018 Volume 3, Issue 11 Chapter Officers SENIOR CHAPTER DIRECTORS About one month ago I started my newsletter article with I know everyone is looking forward to Fall season and cooler weather well, cooler weather is here, and as a matter of fact COLD weather is here. We had a good ride to Clarksville on Friday for the Veteran s Day Parade but woke up Saturday morning to finger freezing cold as we prepared to fly the flags on our motorcycles and slingshots. Thanks to Delores, Mary Ann and Nancy for giving up their seats on the cycles and riding in the Suburban so we could fly three more flags on the back of it. We were also able to display our Chapter Logo on the doors, what a sacrifice by these ladies. The parade went well, I m sure you will read more about it in this newsletter. Thanks to all who traveled to Clarksville to celebrate and thank our Veterans. Our Dinner rides have been attracting a lot of interest in the past few weeks, keep up the good work David and Nancy, the food has been great. If you have a favorite place you would like the Chapter to visit on one of our Dinner Rides just let David and Nancy Broadway know and I know they will do their best to include it in the ride schedule. If you haven t attended the dinner rides you have missed great places like Emma s in Manchester, Bell Buckle Café, Uncle Bud s Catfish in Murfreesboro and The Sunset Restaurant in Lebanon, just to mention the last four. Just in case you might have forgotten; we meet every Thursday evening at 5:45 pm at the Big Lots parking lot in Murfreesboro and leave for the dinner ride location at 6:00 pm. If that time should change for any reason we will notify you of the change at the first of the week. Come join in the fun and food, you ll be glad you did. November is rushing by and December will be here before we know it, with December comes the Smyrna Christmas Parade on the 2 nd, our Christmas Party on the 8 th and of course Christmas the 25 th. More information about the parade and party will be coming soon so pay close attention to your s. January starts a new year of activities; our New Years Day Ride, the Casino Trip and the Swap Meet at the Nashville Fairgrounds will be the some of our first activities to enjoy in Friday night November 9, 2018 we lost a great lady and a Life Member of GWRRA, Minnie Dorris. Minnie and husband Mike were Chapter Directors of TN-S in Portland for several years and District Chapter Directors of the Year. Please keep Mike and all of Minnie s Family in your thoughts and prayers. Thanks to every member for all you do for our Chapter, members make the Chapter and you all have made a great Chapter E. Again, Thanks so much!! Randy and Delores Galloway SENIOR CHAPTER DIRECTORS Randy & Delores Galloway deeran37@comcast.net ASSISTANT CHAPTER DIRECTORS SENIOR DIRECTORS Mac & Janice McGlothlin jmcg5035@bellsouth.net MEMBERSHIP ENHANCEMENT COORDINATORS SENIOR DIRECTORS Ed & Mary Ann Grazier edgrazier@att.net Chapter Ride Coordinators 2017 Couple of the Year Newsletter Editors Walter & Barbara Donnell Staff Comments decoratinglady1@yahoo.com TREASURER 2018 Couple of the Year Barry & Connie Glenn barryglenn@comcast.net In this issue: December Activity Calendar/Activity Photos District/National News Tennessee Gathering Listing Paid Advertisers Monthly Social: Shoney s Restaurant, 267 N. Lowry Street, Smyrna, TN Second Saturday monthly. Breakfast at 9:00 a.m., Social at 10:00 a.m. We are Friends for Fun Safety and Knowledge!

2 Page 2 Chapter Weekly Dinner Rides Resume As was announced at the October Chapter Gathering, we have resumed the weekly Chapter Dinner Rides. The first three of these events have once again been well attended and welcome events to help maintain unity of the Chapter during the relatively slow riding season. The first of these events was to visit the Bell Buckle Café, and we packed the upper level of the restaurant, while eating everything on the menu. We also introduced some participants to the many fine desserts that the Bell Buckle Café is noted for, along with the great meals. It s impossible to walk away hungry at this establishment, which is always a crowd favorite. We missed the second dinner ride, due to a camping trip which a few of us had already planned, before the dinner rides were reenacted. This past week we made our way (all in four wheeled vehicles) to the Sunset Restaurant in Lebanon. We had a relatively large group, which initially presented some seating problems, but the wait was well worth it, when the food was served. It was another great get together and meal with friends. David and Nancy Broadway continue to do a great job at scheduling these dinner rides and only ask that each of us let them know when we find a great place that can accommodate our group for one of these events (and) that we let them know in advance so that they can advise the restaurant on how many to prepare to serve and seat at each dinner ride. In addition to our own Chapter participants at the Sunset Restaurant, we were joined by Jeff and Geraldine s daughter and grand daughter. C mon along and join us for the dinner rides when you can. We always have a good time and will surely miss you if you can t join us. Ed & Mary Ann Grazier, Chapter MEPC OTHER KEY CHAPTER STAFF Sunshine Lady Janice McGlothlin 50/50 Coordinator Geraldine Jones Motorist Awareness Tim & Carol Moore Special Event Coordinators Art & Doris Seely Individuals of the Year Jeff & Geraldine Jones Webmaster Master University Trainer Ed Grazier Senior University Trainer Mac McGlothlin Dinner Ride Coordinators David & Nancy Broadway Assistant Chapter Ride Coordinator Murray Dunkin From the desk of your Newsletter Editor: Barbara M. Donnell Just a reminder that your newsletter articles need to be turned in by Friday, November 30 for our December Newsletter. If you have pictures or if you would like to write about one of our chapter activities send them to decoratinglady1@yahoo.com. Please contribute your articles and pictures, REMEMBER our newsletter is only as good as WE make it. Many thanks to you all for your help and support. Put your Cell Phone down and Drive to Survive! We are friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge. We believe in giving back to the community whenever we can

3 Page 3 The Rider Education Levels Program I know I have covered this topic before but the Rider Education Levels Program is such an important tool in the safe operation of a motorcycle. So...I thought with riding season winding down and winter being upon us it would be a good time to talk about the Rider Education Levels Program. Winter is a great time to make sure your riding levels are up-to-date and to take care of anything that needs to be done to get to the next level. So let s get started: Level 1 is Safety by Commitment meaning the rider and co-rider commits to practice and encourage riding safely, they also must submit a Rider Education Program Levels Application (N-7). Level 2 Safety by Education Referred to as Tour Rider to achieve this level you must be a GWRRA Member, current motorcycle license, be a Level 1 in the Riders Ed. Program with 5,000 safe miles, have taken a GWRRA approved Rider Course within the past 3 years or an approved GWRRA Parking Lot Practice within the last year. Co-Rider Requirements: GWRRA Member, be a Level 1 with 5,000 miles, attend a 2 up Rider Course within the past 3 years. Must submit a Rider Education Program Levels Application (N-7). Level 3 Safety by Preparedness Referred to as Certified Tour Rider/Co-Rider you must have a Motorist Awareness Seminar, maintain current GWRRA Medic First Aid Class ( that includes first aid and CPR), carry a First Aid Kit on your bike, GWRRA Member, Be enrolled and current in Level 2, submit an N-7 application form. This is for both Rider and Co-Rider. Level 4 Safety by Enhanced Commitment and Preparedness Referred to as Master Tour Rider/ Co-Rider this is the most prestigious level within the Rider Ed Program and the highest level of commitment by the Rider and or Co Rider towards safe riding and preparedness. Rider/Co-Rider Requirements: be a current GWRRA Member, been a participate of level 3 for (1) full year, have ridden a minimum of 25,000 miles, be current in First Aid and CPR Certifications, and wear proper riding gear at all times, submit a completed Master Tour Rider/Co-Rider Application Form (N-9), written recommendation from the Chapter Educator. With all this being said in order to make sure your current in the Rider Education Levels Program you need to know how to access your information on the GWRRA Website. This information came from the GWRRA University How-To s Handout. 1. First go to once there hover your mouse over the Programs button. A gray colored area will drop down. Carefully move the mouse over to Rider Education. 2. Click on the Rider Education button and the screen will appear. On the left of the screen click on the blue My R.E. Information button. 3. You are now on the sign on screen. You probably do not know your sign on information so click on the I need help logging in text. This will tell you your user name is your member number and your password is the numbers in your address and your expiration date. After you read the instructions to learn what your username and password are. You may need to refer to your GWRRA membership card because that s where you ll find all the necessary information. Now your ready to log in so click on the Return to login text. 4. You are now back to the login screen. Enter your Username and Password, then click the Submit button. 5. You will now see a list of everyone that shares your membership number. To see the training record for each person click on the View button. On your training record check to make sure all your information is correct. 6. Now scroll down to the bottom of the page; after your scroll down you can see a little of your training history but when your click on All History you will be able to see the rest of it. It s a good idea to print it off to have as a handy reference and so your can enter your expiration dates on a calendar. I entered our expiration dates in the calendar on my phone, that way I can be reminded of anything that is about to expire and needs to be retaken. As always if you need help accessing your training record please contact Barbara or I and we would be glad to help you. Remember to Ride Safe and Stay Aware! Walter and Barbara Donnell Chapter E Ride Coordinators

4 Page Fall Color Ride As customary, the Chapter scheduled it s 2018 Annual Fall Color Ride in October of the year. This year the colors were far less than vivid, and not at all like the photo displayed at the right. There are only so many weekends at this time of the year, and with the other numerous activities, we had to pick a time frame, which was probably two weeks premature. As of this writing, the colors are robust, in full bloom, and the reds, yellows and golds are beautiful and everywhere. The warm weather this year has prolonged the advent of the peak color period. This year s ride took us from Murfreesboro, South to the Monteagle area, and across the mountain (through the fog), and East to dine at the Cookie Jar Restaurant. We may not have seen many colors this year, other than green, but the ride was once again a great event. As we always say, every ride is a good ride, some rides are just better than others. We experienced a delicious and filling meal at the Cookie Jar, and a number of us took advantage of carrying some goodies back home. Most were too full to order dessert after the meal, so we, in great Gold Wing fashion, just bought a full pie or cake to go. We had six bikes and three four wheeled vehicles on this year s color ride. Below are photos that were taken at the Cookie Jar, of those in attendance. Randy & Delores Geraldine, Jeff, Connie & Barry Ed & Mary Ann Johnny & Brenda Mary Ann, Jackie, Tanner, Janice & Mac Eddie & Ed Nancy & David

5 Page 5 Friday, November 9th, found a number of our fine participants on the road again to attend and support the Clarksville Tennessee, Chapter Q, Veteran s Day Parade. Our group departed Smyrna at (With Chapter E ) 12:15 on Friday, and enjoyed a cool, but enjoyable, ride up through Lebanon, to Castalian Springs, then to Gallatin and Springfield, culminating at our hotel in Clarksville for the evening. After our arrival and settling in at the hotel, we visited with Chapter Q, and members of other Chapters, at the evening Meet and Greet dinner hosted by Chapter Q at the Shoney s Restaurant. We passed early evening with other GWRRA members who were supporting this event, and then headed back to our hotel, where most of us retired quite early, due to our early departure the next morning in order to meet and prepare for the parade at the staging facility. It was our pleasure to carry as many of the flags as possible and to honor the military stationed at Fort Campbell, and the huge contingent of retired military living in the Clarksville area, who annually attend the parade. This year seemed to be a larger parade than usual, due to the time spent on the parade route. After the parade, we enjoyed a quick lunch at a local Wendy s Restaurant (consuming a lot of chili to warm ourselves ), along with the usual ice cream treats that we must indulge in, every time we Goldwingers eat. A leisurely ride home from Clarksville to Dickson, and then route 96 back into Murfreesboro concluded the day. It s really true, when you dress for the weather, the ride is significantly more enjoyable. For those attending, another great day together, for a truly worthy event. For those who could not attend, we missed you, and hope for you to join us again next year. Those making this years Veteran s Day Parade ride were Randy & Delores, Dennis, David & Nancy, Murray, Jeff, Mac, and Ed & Mary Ann. On the Road Again David Randy Murray Delores, Nancy & Mary Ann stay warm in a four-wheeler, throwing candy to kids along parade route Ed

6 Wing Ding 41 Nashville, TN August 27th through August 31, 2019 Page 6 Registration for Wing Ding 41 in Nashville, TN has begun. You can register online Our discounted Hotel Reservations for Wing Ding 41 will be held at the beautiful Gaylord Opryland Resort Reservations for these discounted blocks will begin on October 1, Stay tuned Gold Wingers more information will soon follow. (Extracted from the TN District Director Article, November, 2018) I want to start this article off by congratulating Alvin and Josie Nelson on being appointed to team GWRRA as Assistant National Directors of Rider Education. We hate to see them go as District Educators but are proud they are stepping into this position. Thank you Roger and Marie for staying on and helping us with Rider Education. Don t hesitate to call on Roger for your Rider Education needs; he has been in Rider Education for a long time and is very knowledgeable. SPRING FLING IS COMING SOON - May is just around the corner. Chapter F has agreed to host the bike games, Chapter O has volunteered to host the inside games. Chapter T will again host the guided rides for us again. Chapter Directors if you have a certain assignment you would want your chapter to work send me with people and times. Get your bikes ready - we are also working on having a bike show, and light show. Sign your chapter up for the talent show. We have good representation of vendors again this year. Remember we are Going Hawaiian - get those consumes ready. Some folks have called me and told me that all the rooms are full at Ramada. They called the motel direct. Please call the 800 number we have on the flyer as they handle all of the room bookings. I called Smoky Mountain resorts and as of Friday, October 26 they have 76 rooms at Ramada, 26 at Creekstone and 5 at Summit. The phone number to call and book a room is For the Hatfield & McCoy s Dinner show you can use the web address to book the dinner and show or call the number we listed on the flyer. Gary & Patti Hamilton Tennessee District Directors Doris Seely won the 50/25/25 Chapter E Tidbits Murray Dunkin s name was drawn for the Quarter Fund for October but he wasn t able to attend because of a death in the family.so the Quarter Fund rolled over until the November Social Don t forget our Thursday Night Dinner Rides every Thursday night leave the Big Lot s parking lot in Murfreesboro at 5:45pm. Smyrna s Christmas Parade is December 2. Remember to come out and sharpen your bowling skills on Mondays at the Smyrna Bowling Alley. Janice McGlothlin won the buffet tickets that were donated by Shoney s

7 Chapter E s Newest Master Tour Riders Page 7 At our October Chapter Gathering, Roger Crowe, the Tennessee Assistant District Educator, presented Walter and Barbara, our Chapter Ride Coordinators, with their Level Four (Master Tour Rider) appointment letters and patches. Level Four recognition is reserved for riders who fully support Safety by Enhanced Commitment and Preparedness. Requirements for this recognition come as a result of remaining current in Level III for one year, having completed both First Aid and CPR training, have 25,000 Safe Miles and be committed to riding with Proper Riding Gear at all times. A special thanks to Roger for making the early morning trip from Ooltewah, TN on this morning to make the presentation and a special congratulations to Walter and Barbara from the entire Chapter on this significant milestone in their Rider Education Program. Walter and Barbara initially joined GWRRA in March of 2007, and have traveled the country extensively on their Goldwing. Walter has served the Chapter as an Assistant Rider Educator and presently as our Ride Coordinator. Barbara is our Award Winning Newsletter Editor. They were honored as Chapter Couple of the Year for Both fully support our GWRRA motto of Friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge Ride Safe, Ride Often! (Article by Ed & Mary Ann Grazier, Chapter MEPCs) Johnny and I met in 1978 in Nashville, TN when we were both 17 years old. We were both were fresh out of Barber College and were both attending a hairstyling seminar. At the seminar Johnny and I were watching all the new latest hairstyles for the year coming out and were learning new cuts for Barbers. Johnny and I watched each other from across the room for several hours. Johnny s blue eyes caught my attention, he kept smiling and glancing at me.we eventually had a chance to talk and found out we had a lot in common. We both were from Murfreesboro, TN and we both worked in Smyrna, TN. I worked at Californias Concept Barber Shop and Johnny worked on the other end of town across from Shoney s in that little strip mall. We started seeing each other for lunch everyday at the nearby Sonic in Smyrna. We quickly became best friends and fell in love with each other. We both continued seeing each other and barbering. We got married in 1979 the same year Johnny joined the US Army to become a Tanker. While in basic training he was hurt while training on a houser and injured his knee he was medically unable to continue in the Army and returned back home. We had our first child Micheal and we had 3 more children Rocky, Chris and Joseph Victory. We have 6 children all together, Johnny has two other sons Jamie Victory his first born and Dustin Victory. Johnny and I raised his youngest son Dustin together. We have several grandchildren Kateland, Johnny Micheal Jr., Dillan, Brianna, Hayden, Cheyenne, Hunter, Jordan, Brantley, Nicklaus, Blaze, Ellisiah, Zachkeri, Leya, Maranda, another grandchild on the way. Our first great grandchild is due anytime this month. As you can tell we have a big family no doubt. I hope this tells a little about Johnny and I. We love riding with our friends in the GWRRA Chapter E. We have been members of the GWRRA since 2012 and have met so many different people. We love fundraising with our GWRRA Chapter E family for our chapter charity St. Jude Children s Research Hospital. It brings us joy helping the kids and their family s in fighting for a cure for cancer. Johnny and I are also members of Rolling Thunder for a few years as well. We both feel strongly on bringing our Pow/Mia Veterans home and supporting our veterans so they are not forgotten. We would like to say Thank you to all Veterans for your service. Johnny and Brenda

8 Page 8 Butter Pecan Sugar Cookies Ingredients 1 1/2 sticks of butter at room temperatures 1 cup of sugar 1 large egg 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 cup toffee bits 1/2 cup finely chopped pecans Directions 1. Place a rack in the center of the oven and preheat the oven to 350 degrees. 2. Place the butter and sugar in a large mixing bowl and beat with an electric mixer on medium speed until the sugar is incorporated, about 1 minute. Add the egg and vanilla and continue to beat on medium-low speed until the mixture is creamy and thickened, about 1 minute. 3. Place the flour, baking powder, and baking soda in a small bowl and stir with a fork to combine. Add the dry ingredients to the butter mixture and beat on low speed until well mixed, about 1 minute, scraping down the side of the bowl as needed. Using a wooden spoon, fold in the toffee bits and pecans. 4. Spoon 1-inch balls of dough 2 inches apart on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake the cookies until the edges are golden brown but the centers are still a little soft to the touch, 9 to 11 minutes. Using a metal spatula, transfer the cookies immediately from the baking sheet to wire racks to cool. Scrape the baking sheet and let it cool, then repeat the process with the remaining cookie dough. 5. Makes 4 to 5 dozen cookies We have Five Birthdays in the month of December Dennis Wolfe, December 3 Diane Lamb, December 4 Raymond Henkel, December 16 Steve Thomas, December 19 Geraldine Jones, December 31 We have One Anniversary in the month of December Tim & Cathy Sullivan, December 15 Janice McGlothlin Sunshine Lady

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10 Monthly Calendar Chapter E Stones River Wings December 2018 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 Chapter L Social Chapter E / Z Social Bowling Diane Lamb Bowling Chapter G Social Chapter S / Y Social Bowling Bowling Chapter H Social Raymond Henkel Steve Thomas Tim & Cathy Sullivan Bowling 23 Bowling 24 Chapter Q Social 25 Chapter A Social Bowling Bowling Geraldine Jones Chapter E Social: Eat at 9:00/Meet at 10:00. The staff is requested to be in place, set up for their responsibilities and be ready to receive visitors by 9:15 a.m. Page 10

11 Page 11 Hunting season is now open! So, while riding your motorcycle, watch out for me. And look out for the rest of my little furry, feathered and hard shelled friends Sending our thoughts and prayers out to Murray Dunkin and family. Murray s aunt passed away last month. Don t forget to: Look Twice, and Save A Life

12 Page 12 Goldwing Road Rider Association North 11th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona PHONE: (800) HOURS: Monday Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (CST) President: Anita & JR Alkire Team GWRRA President Anita & JR Alkire Director of Rider Education Tim & Anna Grimes Director of Membership Enhancement Larry & Penny Anthony Director of GWRRA University Clara & Fred Boldt Director of Finance Randall & Janet Drake Team GWRRA Continued Director of Motorist Awareness Mike & Barri Critzman Executive Director Overseas Dan & Rachael Sanderovcich Israel Tennessee District Director Gary & Patti Hamilton Educator Alvin & Josie Nelson Trainer Max & Renee Thomas Membership Enhancement Dennis & Anne Greer Motorist Awareness Mike Burkitt Tennessee District Chapter Socials Chapter A: Last Tuesday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Golden Corral, 315 Old Lebanon Dirt Rd., Hermitage, TN Senior CDs: Troy & Vickie Hurt Chapter A2: 3rd Monday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Shoney's 1021 W Lamar Alexander Pkwy Maryville, TN CDs: Bob Mack Jr. and Margie Pagano Chapter B: 1st Tuesday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Shoney's Restaurant, 2405 Andersonville Hwy, Clinton, TN Senior CD: Tom Peck (Continued Next Page)

13 Page 13 Chapter C: 3rd Tuesday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Mama's House Buffet, 2608 N. John B Dennis Hwy, Kingsport, TN Senior CDs: Richard & Connie Pendleton Chapter C2: 3rd Thursday Monthly Eat 6:30 pm / Meet 7:30 pm Shoney's, 4148 Us Highway 127 S Crossville, TN CD: Randy Ryan Chapter E: 2nd Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Shoney's Restaurant, 267 N. Lowry St. Smyrna, TN Senior CDs: Randy & Delores Galloway Chapter F: 3rd Thursday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Golden Corral, 2905 W. Andrew Johnson Hwy, Morristown, TN CDs: Bruce & Gayle Babcocke Chapter G: 3rd Thursday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Gondola Pizza and Steak House, 412 E Carroll St, Tullahoma, TN CDs: Dennis & Anne Greer Chapter H: 4th Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Shoney s, 1306 Murfreesboro Rd. Franklin, TN CD: Frank Vanderschaaf Chapter L: 1st Saturday Monthly Eat 11:00 am / Meet 12:00 pm Shoney's, 814 S. Cumberland, Lebanon, TN Senior CDs: Andrew & Debbie Smith Chapter M: 2nd Tuesday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm 550 Fort Loudon Medical Center Dr., Lenior City, TN CDs: Brian & Loretta Richards Chapter N: 1st Saturday Monthly Eat 5:00 pm / Meet 6:00 pm Latham s Meat Co., 3517 N Highland Ave., Jackson, TN CDs: Jeff & Shari Douglas Chapter O: 1st Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Golden Corral, 350 Stuart Rd. NE (I-75 Exit 27), Cleveland, TN CD: Shane McAmis Chapter Q: Last Monday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Golden Corral, 1028 Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville, TN CD: Cindy Bidwell Chapter S: 3rd Saturday Monthly Eat 1:00 pm / Meet 2:00 pm Johnson s Crossroads, 3200 TN-25, Cottontown, TN CDs: Grant & Carol Bottomley Chapter T: 4th Saturday Monthly Eat 6:00pm / Meet 7:00pm Shoney's, 6612 Clinton Highway, Knoxville TN CDs: Bobby & Debby Cash Chapter V: 2nd Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Honda Southern Power Sports, 1394 Workman Road, Chattanooga, TN CD: Mildred (Millie) Batts Chapter W2: 3rd Saturday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Perkins Restaurant, 1340 South Germantown Pkwy, Memphis, TN CDs: Ivan & Leesa Coburn Chapter Y: 3rd Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Jaycees Colonel s Club, 403 Hickerson Dr., Murfreesboro TN CDs: Wesley & Cindy Neal Chapter Z: 2nd Saturday Monthly Eat 5:30 pm / Meet 6:30 pm Shoney s, 2225 Carmack Blvd., Columbia, TN CDs: Charlie and Pam Huffman

14 Be sure to frequent our Advertisers, and to show our appreciation for their continual support of our Chapter. Page 14