Smyrna, Tennessee The Bulletin Chapter E, Stones River Wings Gold Wing Road Riders Association July 2016 Volume 1, Issue 6 We are now into July and the year is half gone; July 9th is our July meeting date and the six month anniversary for Tennessee Chapter E. What a great six months it has been, from our kick-off meeting to the rides, rallies, chapter visits and even stops for ice cream on our way home. At every activity the members are there participating and having fun. Each month we receive the newsletters published by other chapters in the Tennessee District, while reading TN Chapter Q s newsletter I was Chapter Directors drawn to a statement in one of the articles that said The life blood of a chapter is the members, how very true that is. The blood count of Chapter E is over the top, our members are the best and it s an honor and privilege for us to serve you as Directors. At our June meeting we finalized our Dinner Basket Fund Raiser for St Jude Children s Research Hospital by conducting the drawings for seven baskets containing gift cards for free dinners or discount certificates for food at many restaurants in our area, one of the baskets donated by Mac and Janice and Walter and Barbara contained gift cards and large variety of healthcare products from the company where Mac is employed. To everyone who purchased tickets for the drawings, thank you so much for your participation and support of our efforts to contribute to St Jude. To all the members of Chapter E, what a great job you did selling tickets and promoting the Fund Raiser, you sold over 5,000 tickets, without you it would not have been such a big success, to Jim and Brenda Sterling for all your hard work colleting the donations and putting the baskets together and to Ed and Mary Ann Grazier for donating the materials and making the thousands of tickets that were sold, THANK YOU!!! We are looking forward to the events coming in the second half of 2016, in addition to our monthly chapter meetings, chapter rides; dinner rides and visits to sister chapters we have many other plans in the works. A night out at the ballpark to see the Sounds play, a chapter picnic, the KY Blast in Cave City August 19-20, our Chapter Campout August 26-28 and the ride to St Jude in September just to mention a few. Also don t forget the camping trips planned for each month that is open to everyone who wants to join in the fun; for dates and locations just give me a call. Several years ago, I think it was 2006, I coordinated a bus ride to Harrah s Casino in Metropolis, IL, it went over quite well, so well in fact that the bus was filled to capacity and the ride was free along with dinner and a $5.00 credit to play in the casino. We didn t continue that in January of this year because we were busy chartering Chapter E. We will be taking the bus ride in January or February of 2017. We will finalize plans for that and pass the details on to you in the near future. We hope everyone had a fun and safe Independence Day and we will see you on Saturday July 9th at our Chapter meeting. Thanks and Stay Safe Randy and Delores Galloway Chapter Officers DIRECTORS Randy & Delores Galloway deeran37@comcast.net ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Mac & Janice McGlothlin jmcg5035@bellsouth.net Ed & Mary Ann Grazier edgrazier@att.net EDUCATOR Murray Dunkin rdunkin@comcast.net ASSISTANT EDUCATORS Walter & Barbara Donnell decoratinglady1@yahoo.com TREASURER Barry & Connie Glenn barryglenn@comcast.net MEMBERSHIP ENHANCEMENT COORDINATORS Johnny Victory & Brenda Lane johnnyvictory69@yahoo.com In this issue: Staff Comments August Activity Calendar/Activity Photos Region/District/National Items 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!
Page 2 ACCIDENT 101 After our recent MFA (Medic First Aid) class, I was talking to Mac and found that we had the same complaint It's good First Aid training but it was not motorcycle specific. So, if you happen across an accident scene of any kind, what do you do before applying First Aid? I have tried to be specific to a motorcycle accident in this article but the same process could be used for any victim of an accident. Know First Aid and be prepared to administer aid to the victim. This is why we have a Medic First Aid class and recognize anyone who has completed the course. All Rider Level 4's carry a First Aid Kit and some of us even carry a Trauma Bag and have the knowledge to Murray Dunkin use it. Chapter Educator Now that we are prepared, what do we do first if we come across a motorcycle accident? Assuming we are riding in a group, the ride leader will make the call to safely park the motorcycles out of harms way and make the accident scene as safe as possible. The ride leader will assign people to control the traffic and to safely slow and guide vehicles around the accident scene. The accident scene control people should wear yellow or orange safety vests and if available, place cones or strobes to guide vehicles safely around the accident scene. The leader will also assign someone to aid the victim, someone to make a call to EMS and someone to take notes and gather information. When assigning people, have the most medically experienced person treat the victim. The person assigned to contact EMS via 911 may have to travel to a phone if there is not a cell phone connection. They will need the following information: What happened Where you are GPS coordinates Number of vehicles and people involved Possible injuries Your name and phone number Be prepared to stay on the phone until the EMS unit arrives. The person who is assigned to take notes needs to gather as much victim information as possible. Hopefully they will have a Yellow Dot form filled out. They may have an ICE (In Case of Emergency) directory on their cell phone. Do not call the nearest relative, let the Police or EMS personnel do it. Gather names and statements from witnesses and take pictures. Gather general information and circumstances around the accident scene that can be used in the Police report. For the person or people who provide aid to the victim, assess their injuries, provide comfort and administer first aid. What you do for the victim is determined by visual and verbal observations. See if they are conscious, talk to them about their symptoms and treat most serious injuries first: 1. Heart attack and not breathing get them on their back and administer CPR. You may have to remove the helmet if necessary. 2. Not breathing, administer CPR breathing techniques. 3. Severe external bleeding. Use pressure points or apply direct pressure. 4. Internal bleeding. One of the symptoms is shock. Treat for shock. 5. Fractured bones. Keep victim immobile. Let EMS treat it. 6. Pain, not much you can do but watch for the victim going into shock. 5. Road rash and non serious injuries. Treat if able, do not make it worse. 6. Make the victim as comfortable as possible. If sunny, provide shade but do not move them. If raining, provide shelter but do not move them. Stay with them and talk to them. (continued next page)
Page 3 (continuation of Educator Article) 7. Do not remove helmet or clothing unless absolutely necessary. 8. Do not give water in case of internal injuries. Be prepared to stay on scene until the EMS arrives and provide the assistance as necessary. Obviously, these are my opinions on guidelines about the best way to provide on the scene treatment for an accident victim. There are not hard rules about what to do and what not to do for an accident victim at an accident scene. Sometimes, to make the best of a bad situation or save someone s life, you may have to make decisions about the best way to save a victims life. The Good Samaritan Law will protect you for any decisions made to aid the accident victim and hopefully your actions will save their life and send them on their way to a speedy recovery. Ride safe, ride smart and SEE you on the next ride. Murray We have two birthdays in the month of August. Congratulations to: Johnny Victory, August 1 & Brenda Sterling, August 2 Happy Birthday from all of us in Chapter E We also had 3 Anniversaries for the month of August. Tim and Carol Moore, August 15 Walter and Barbara Donnell, August 16 Mac and Janice McGlothlin, August 29 Janice McGlothlin Sunshine Lady Cauliflower Salad Ingredients: 1 head chopped lettuce 1 head cauliflower, cleaned and chopped ¼ cup chopped onion ) 1 cup mayonnaise ) Mix bracketed ingredients together to prepare layer 3 tablespoons sugar ) 1 pound bacon, cooked crisps and crumbled 1 cup shredded Velveeta cheese Layer in order given. Refrigerate overnight. Mix when ready to serve
Campin & Cruisin As everyone knows, we have a number of participants in Chapter E who not only enjoy motorcycle riding, but also enjoy camping in the great outdoors during the months of March through October. Surprising enough we have numerous participants in our Chapter E family who own motorcycles and recreational vehicles. Randy & Delores, Jeff & Geraldine, Walter & Barbara, Barry & Connie, Steve & Dianne, Mac & Janice, Murray, Dennis & Marty, and Mary Ann and I, are among the avid camping enthusiasts in the Chapter. And, although Jim & Brenda don t own an RV, they get a healthy taste of the outdoors and camping with the Girl Scouting program. It has become commonplace for us to schedule one camping event each month during the camping season, and to date these events have been well attended, and a great time for all... the camaraderie, meals, evening campfires, and just being with friends who have a common interest have made these really fun events. Although these events have not been considered scheduled Chapter events, Randy has extended the invitation for anyone who would like to join us, to feel welcome in doing so. I had forgotten until last year how much we enjoyed the outdoors and just chillin while we sat around the campsite, enjoying the great outdoors with friends. I, like some others, didn t think you could mix motorcycle riding and camping. We have owned a recreational vehicle of some type since 1967, camping throughout the Dakotas, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin and Tennessee. That all came to an abrupt end in 2004, when we bought our first Goldwing and took up riding almost every weekend with the Chapter, or to some GWRRA event, carrying out whatever responsibilities we had as leaders in GWRRA over the past several years. In fact, our RV was parked and sat idle, with use only during a few exceptions for about five or six years. Our latest RV acquisition in 2014, renewed our quest to enjoy the outdoors and we ve found many within Chapter E, and some of our sister chapters, who have the same common interest. We were surprised to see how many other GWRRA participants also enjoy camping, when we scheduled and conducted a very successful Chapter Camping Event at Long Branch Campground, as we exited the Directorship in a previous Chapter. We had a surprisingly large turn-out, and even had participants from other Chapters in Tennessee who joined us. It is true you can enjoy two major hobbies riding motorcycles and camping, in fact we ve now proven that you can pair-up the two activities. During our June camping event, those attending either trailered or rode their bikes to the Defeated Creek Campgrounds, just beyond Carthage. During the course of that outing, we rode on two consecutive days, logging over 270 miles of some of the best, curvy, roadways that Randy could find. And, of course, we found one Sonic that provided a cooling stop. Each of those rides culminated with dinner meals at Cheddar s in Cookeville and The Timberloft in Gordonsville, before returning to our campsites. Every day concluded with the traditional campfire and even a marshmallow roast on one night. I believe we solved many of the problems of the world and decided on which problems we would just have to tolerate. This article contains photos of those who accompanied us on this outing, and enjoyed a good four days of the great outdoors and some great riding. Don t forget that we have a Chapter Camping Event scheduled for Long Branch Campground during the month of August. We have all of the sites in the vicinity of the outdoor pavilion already booked. Once again, we have some interested campers from a couple of our sister Chapters who plan on joining us. Sooooo, c mon along, we dare you to come and have a good time with us. Ride safe, ride often. By: Ed Grazier, ACD Randy & Delores Walter & Barbara Page 4 Ed & Mary Ann Dennis & Marty Jeff & Geraldine
Chapter E August 2016 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Chapter G Social Chapter L Social Chapter E/Z Socials 19 20 Chapter S/Y Socials 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Chapter H Social 28 29 Chapter Q Social Monthly Calendar Stones River Wings 30 Chapter A Social 31 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. Johnny Victory Tim & Carol Moore Mac & Janice McGlothlin Team Planning Meeting Brenda Sterling Walter & Barbara Donnell National Toasted Marshmallow Day National S mores Day Chapter E Campout Kentucky Blast Page 5
Page 6 Something a little different for this Month a word search. Print and have fun and there will be ones at the meeting. Remember to Be Seen And Be Safe out there. Tim and Carol Moore THE E MAC s Chapter Tidbits Our Condolences to Dennis Wolfe and Family on the recent passing of his brother from Indiana. David Broadway welcome back to Middle Tennessee. David recently returned to this area from Memphis and we look forward to riding many miles with him and Nancy. Just a reminder St. Judes canisters are still available from Ed for possible placement in businesses. And, don t forget to plan to join us for the Wings Across Tennessee ride in early September. Don t forget to book your rooms for the Kentucky Blast if you plan on attending and haven t already done so. Check your E-mails for booking information which was previously provided. Congratulations to our own Brenda Sterling who recently graduated from Cumberland University and has been hired as a full time teacher at Oakland High School in Murfreesboro. Words of Wisdom: It s a shame my life can t be like the second edition of a book... I could live it again and take out all the mistakes.
Page 7 A Great Effort The June Chapter Social culminated our fund raising project to support St Judes Children s Research Hospital, during the upcoming Wings Across Tennessee Ride in September. The entire project was a total T-E-A-M effort, and we can all be proud of our success. To recap, we began the project with the intent to offer TWO dinner baskets, a first and second place recipient, to be selected by ticket drawing. A special cudo to Jim Sterling. Jim got on a roll and ended up with sufficient donations from local restaurants to fill FIVE baskets. He also received a gift box from Jim N Nick s BBQ in Smyrna, which was paired with three gift cards donated by Walter & Barb Donnell for a SIXTH basket. Then, Mac & Janice donated a SEVENTH basket containing health & beauty aids from Vi-Jon Corporation, where Mac works. It was a GREAT effort by all, selling over 5000 tickets for an opportunity to win one of the baskets, while supporting the kids at St Judes. Pictured here are photos of the drawing and some of the winners. By: Mary Ann Grazier Ed, Jim and Guest select winners of Dinner Baskets Dinner Basket donations from local Merchants First Place, Naturally Delores Jim Sterling awarding a Dinner Basket to one lucky winner Mary Ann won the BBQ Prize from Jim N Nicks We are friends for Fun, Safety and Knowledge. Walter and Barbara win Dinner Basket We believe in giving back to the community whenever we can. COUPLE OF THE YEAR PROGRAM: With only seven months of existence as a Chapter, Chapter E has no official Chapter Couple of the Year, however it is our sincere pleasure to support the Couple of the Year Program. We have among our participants three former Chapter Couples, two former Tennessee District Couples and two former Region N Couples of the Year. It is our pleasure to embrace the Couple of the Year Program in it s entirety and consistently recognize those visiting Couples of the Year from our sister Chapters who may participate at any of our Chapter activities and events.
Page 8 Hi everyone, We would like to thank everyone in Chapter E for all the hard work given to our recent fundraiser for the children of St Judes. Special thanks to Jim Sterling for making the baskets and helping to get sponsors and Ed and Mary Ann for making all those colorful tickets for the drawing. We had several winners that day. One of our winners actually came to Shoney s immediately after the drawing and was presented her dinner basket by Jim Sterling. I delivered one of the baskets to a Miss Clarice Leyhew, whom I understand is a cancer survivor. She was very surprised when I brought a winning basket to her home that day. She was amazed that she had won based on the huge number of tickets that we had sold. She thanked me and said she was so glad that we were helping the children at St Jude s. Great Job Chapter E. America the Beautiful: O beautiful for spacious skies For amber waves of grain For purple mountain majesties Above the fruited plain! America! America! God shed his grace on thee And crown thy good with brotherhood From sea to shining sea A piece of history. Have you ever wondered who wrote the song? "America the Beautiful" as an American patriotic song. The lyrics were written by Katherine Lee Bates, and the music was composed by a church organist and choir master, Samuel A. Ward. In1893 at the age of 33, Bates an English Professor at Wellesley College had taken a train trip to Colorado to teach, a short summer school session at Colorado Springs, Colorado, at Colorado College. Several of the sights on her trip inspired her, and found their way into her poem, including the World s Columbian Exposition in Chicago, the "White City" with its promise contained with in its alabaster buildings ; the wheat fields of America s heartland Kansas, through which her train was riding July 16 and the majestic view of the Great Plains from high top Zebulon s Pikes Peak. On the pinnacle of that mountain, the words of the poem started to come to her, and she wrote them down upon her return to her hotel room at the original Antler s Hotel. It quickly caught the publics fancy. Amended version s were published in 1904 and 1911. At various times in more than a 100 years that have elapsed since the song was written particularly during the John F. Kennedy administration, there have been efforts to give "America the Beautiful " legal status, either as national anthem equal to, or in place of, The Star Spangled Banner", but so far this has not succeeded. I hope everyone enjoyed their 4th of July as we all celebrate America s independence. Ride Safe! Be Aware! and most of all Have Fun!! Johnny Victory/Brenda Lane Membership Enhancement Program Coordinators Region N Convention Schedule West Virginia Down Home Reunion Event, July 22 and 23, 2016. Kentucky District Blast August 18-20, 2016 Wing Ding 38 Blazin the Bearthooth Aug. 31 to Sept. 3, 2016 North Carolina District Rally Wings Over the Smokies September 22 24, 2016 Virginia District Rally in the Valley October 6 8, 2016 Region N Rally/Region Couple of the Year Selection Johnson City, TN November 4 5, 2016
Fourth of July 2016 Page 9 Eden, Jackie & Murray Delores & Randy Ooh... Ahh July the 4th was another enjoyable event for Chapter E. Randy, Barry and Ed went out of their way to secure a great site for the Chapter to view the Murfreesboro Annual Fireworks Display. They left for the park early in the morning to make sure we had a great position from which to view the display. The rest of us showed up at about 4:00 with picnic style dinners and just hung out until the fireworks began. Well, we didn t just hang out... we made wise use of the time with a meal and a game of Pass the Trash. I get to brag a bit, because I won, first time in a long time. We were positioned at the immediate entrance to the park, with a Motorist Awareness Look Twice Save A Life Sign posted right next to Ed s Slingshot, so we should have experienced great motorist awareness exposure. Half of the people who came to see the fireworks had to drive right past our sign and the bike. That thing sure creates a lot of interest. We had fourteen participants and ten guests present for the activity. The day was dry, although there had been a forecast for intermittent rain. Well, let me tell you it INTERMITTED like crazy immediately after the fireworks finale. It rained so hard that Ed said he heard a frog yelling for help. Another good day with friends and a different activity. The rain (deluge) just presents another memory. As the guys say, some days are just better than others. Janice, Randy & Delores Janice & Mary Ann Jeff & Geraldine By: Mary Ann Grazier Mac & Barry If you use your cell phone, or text, while driving down the road! You may not win a pot of gold but you can win a few coins. Join the chapter quarter fund and participate in the monthly 50/50 drawing. Support our fun and Chapter E.
Page 10 New & Exciting News for Wing Ding!! Hey Everyone! We've got some great news for you to share with your members! We're so excited about our Couple of the Year Program that we will be offering a 3 hour boot camp at Wing Ding for all Couples who are interested in learning more about the Couple of the Year Program. This boot camp will be held on Tuesday, August 30 th from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. It's going to be fun and informative, and it will be a wonderful opportunity for each and every Couple as they embark on their own Couple of the Year journey to Wing Ding. Just think of the advantage of adding this exclusive training session to your COY resume! Led by Lyn & Lynn Edwards from Region A, this boot camp will address many hot topics such as the scoring system, what to expect in the interview process, how to complete your resume, tips & advice and a whole lot more! With a wealth of COY experience to share, Lyn & Lynn will deliver the goods! (District Director s Comments, Extracted in part from June edition of Tennessee District Newsletter) The District staff is working hard to make Spring Fling 2017 one of the best yet. We have had one little problem though and it concerns the Masters Breakfast on Saturday morning. When I contacted the restaurant they said the price would be the same for 2017 so we put that on our early flyers. Well a day or so later when we got the contract there was a change in the price, so the actual price for the Masters Breakfast is going to be $15.00. We had already published our registration forms so we had to redo the form to show the new price of the breakfast. Sorry about that but we were doing what they had told us before we got the contract. Our new flyer does show the correct price of $15.00 and there is only seating for 75 people. So if you want to attend the Masters breakfast be sure to register early and we cannot register on site. Now, that brings us to the Hatfield & McCoy Dinner show after closing on Saturday evening. This year our registration form allows you to register and not have to go to a web page or wait until January. So when you register for Spring Fling you can register for the dinner show also. The show can hold up to 700 people and if we get about 500 people registered it will be a exclusive GWRRA show. I know you are going to enjoy this show and dinner. They have made us a great price of $35.00 a person. Lets fill up this show. While on the subject of Spring Fling I would like to remind the members to give us input in the Chapter Director of the Year Award, Audrey Baston Award. We would like to see more input for these awards. Patti and Vickie have worked hard to put together Winter Event. I think it is going to be a good one. We would like to see all our Couples of The Year come and attend and participate. Our Winter Event/Couple of the Year Selection will be on January 14th at the Lane Agri-Park in Murfreesboro, TN. Our theme is Winging In The New Year. James & Jerlene Smithson are stepping down as our District MEC s. They have done a terrific job and we want to thank them for all their hard work. Don t forget to: Look Twice, and Save A Life
Page 11 Goldwing Road Rider Association 21423 North 11th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona PHONE: (800) 843-9460 http://www.gwrra.org HOURS: Monday Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (CST) National Directors: Ray & Sandi Garris Region N Glenda & Alan Keough gwrra.regndir@yahoo.com Director Tennessee District Gary & Patti Hamilton tn.gwrra.dd@gmail.com Kyle & Mitzela Craig ktcraig1@earthlink.net Educator Alvin & Josie Nelson tn.gwrra.de@gmail.com Jim & Beverly Rambo b.j.rambo@epbfi.com Trainer Max & Renee Thomas mlt1958@comcast Charles & Marion Dudley pastordudley@yahoo.com Member Enhancement TO BE ANNOUNCED Brenda Perkinson 1960lucky@charter.net Motorist Awareness Mike Burkitt cdburkitt@att.net 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 CDs: Troy & Vickie Hurt 615-351-6629 Chapter A2: 3rd Monday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Shoney's 1021 W Lamar Alexander Pkwy Maryville, TN CD: Jim & Joyce Hunsley 217-412-9986 Chapter B: 1st Tuesday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Shoney's Restaurant, 2405 Andersonville Hwy, Clinton, TN Senior CDs: Tom & Kathy Peck 423-907-9712 (Continued Next Page)
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 423-245-8484 Chapter C2: 3rd Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Shoney's, 4148 Us Highway 127 S Crossville, TN CDs: Buddy & Brenda Turner 931-484-7337 Chapter E: 2nd Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Shoney's Restaurant, 267 N. Lowry Street Smyrna TN CDs: Randy & Delores Galloway 615-893-0556 Chapter F: 3rd Thursday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Golden Corral, 2905 W. Andrew Johnson Hwy, Morristown, TN CDs: Elizabeth & Earl Smith 585-737-9823 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 931-728-1463 Chapter H: 4th Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Shoneys, 1306 Murfreesboro Rd. Franklin, TN CDs: Will & Thu Horsley 615-483-2335 Chapter L: 1st Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Ryan's, 405 S. Cumberland, Lebanon, TN Senior CDs: Andrew & Debbie Smith 615-784-9772 Chapter M: 2nd Tuesday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm 550 Fort Loudon Medical Center Dr., Lenior City, TN CDs: Mel & Renee McInerney 865-809-1466 Chapter N: 1st Saturday Monthly Meet 5:00 pm / Eat 6:00 pm (Meeting First) Brooksie's Barn, 561 Oil Well Rd, Jackson, TN Senior CDs: Tony & Lori Douglas 731-676-9917 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: Brenda Perkinson 423-310-1551 Chapter Q: Last Monday Monthly Eat 6:00 pm / Meet 7:00 pm Shoney s 3083 Wilma Rudolph Blvd, Clarksville, TN CD: Cindy Bidwell 731-642-7657 Chapter S: 3rd Saturday Monthly Eat 1:00 pm / Meet 2:00 pm My Time Cafe, 125 Main St, Portland, TN CDs: Grant & Carol Bottomley 615-337-8386 Chapter T: 4th Tuesday Monthly Eat 6:00pm / Meet 7:00pm Shoney's 315 E Emory Road Powell, TN CDs: Bobbie & Debbie Cash 865-705-7877 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 423-544-3565 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 870-739-1079 Chapter Y: 3rd Saturday Monthly Eat 9:00 am / Meet 10:00 am Jaycees Colonel s Club, 403 Hickerson Dr, Murfreesboro TN CDs: Allen & Dottie Wessels 615-218-4904 Chapter Z: 2nd Saturday Monthly Eat 5:30 pm / Meet 6:30 pm Catfish Campus Restaurant, 2509 Keith Dr, Columbia, TN CDs: Charlie & Pam Huffman 931-215-1650 Page 12
Page 13 Be sure to frequent our Advertisers, and to show our appreciation for their continual support of our Chapter Your business card could be posted here too! Rate is $5.00 per month (or) $50.00 for Entire Year Email: dtccom.net