ohhhh ohio motorcade

Vol. 35 Number 2 Spring 2015

August 10 - 31, 2015

Ohhhh OhioMotorcade

Ohhhh Ohio MotorcadeAppalachian Trail IIGrandvention - IndianaTaste of IndianaLadies Driving SchoolLouisiana MotorcadeBig Texas MotorcadeManitoba/Saskatchewan MotorcadeWashington & More MotorcadeColorado MotorcadeColorado GrandventionAlbuquerque Balloon FiestaChapter Rally Great LakesChapter Rally Mid SouthChapter Rally North Atlantic Chapter Rally South Central

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Motorcade Club offices:1221 NW Stallings DrNacogdoches, TX 75964936.564.8367 • 800.955.6226936-564-3729 - Fax

Club ManagerContact: Beverly Koonce - ext 220 [email protected]

New MembershipReplacement Badges& Club NumbersContact: Susan King - ext 277 [email protected]

Publication Staff:Beverly Koonce [email protected] Hawthorne [email protected]

Contributing Writers:Lyle ReedBeverly Koonce James TrianaJoyce HolmbergJack & Bobbie Bradshaw

Contributing Photographer:Eddie HillSarah HawthorneTyle Fore

From the PresidentClub ManagerInternational President & First LadyMotorcade Club WelcomesService NewsCooking the Foretravel WayTechnical Support/Warranty FAQ’SClub NewsUpcoming Chapter RalliesCalendar of EventsMotorcade Club MemoriesChapter ReportsWhats Happening In Nac

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Dear Motorcaders:

Foretravel has been coping with the non-stop weather and storms like most of Texas and the Midwest has had to do for months and as of this writing, we still have more immediately ahead of us. We’ve gone from nearly dry lakes to having them overflowing in flood-like fashion. We are nearly to the half-way point of 2015. It has been an interesting first half here in Nacogdoches as we pursue a number of important initiatives. We are looking at developing a professional on-line survey to solicit the helpful opinions and advice of our owners. The Motorcader survey only generated eighteen responses and we would like to have broader participation for the issues important to you and us. Our production process is getting rearranged in order to keep our growing shell business out of the assembly process for the motorcoaches. That will cut down on interference and increase the capacity of the production line by doing that work in another area of our campus. Additionally, we are updating our production control system, implementing a comprehensive quality control system and rearranging our engineering group to enable us to better coordinate our product improvements, innovations, quality, and new motorcoach developments. Darrell Luce has been promoted to head up this Engineering reorganization. Just a few things that are currently being implemented is a steerable tag axle, lower profile and gear driven radiator (improves operations and opens up additional floor plans), installation of an engine compartment fire suppression system, slideroom topper awnings, as well as, a host of other things for the 2017 ih that will be introduced at the Tampa’s Florida RV Supershow next January. And, it seems like we are adding things to our to-do list on an almost daily basis. We have redesigned our website to better serve you and those that are using search engines to find us. The Martins, full-time Foretravel owners, have expertise in this area and have been consulting with us in this regard.

Happy Foretraveling,

Lyle

Spring 2015 • Motorcader 3

FROM THE PRESIDENT • Lyle Reed

Call for a Custom Design or Service Appointment

When you’re near East Texas remember that our factory service center repairs most makes and models of motorhomes. We invite you to visit Nacogdoches—the ‘Oldest Town” in Texas, stay in

our campground, and take a factory tour while you’re getting your motorhome serviced by factory trained technicians (Located at the intersection of US-59/Loop 224 & Hwy 21).

800-955-6226 Ext. 250

You can have a quality Foretravel custom interior in whatever motorhome you now

own! Preserve and increase the value of your motorhome in a

down market and enjoy it more by letting our skilled factory

craftsmen give it a Foretravel makeover. And, if you want to

go one step further, we can also provide you with a full body custom exterior paint job.

Upgrade To Flat Screen TV, HDTV, Surround Sound,

And More!

Subsidiary of FORETRAVEL ‘MOTORCOACH’ Inc. • www.foretravel.com

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Dear Friends,

Spring is here. Just as we were finalizing blueprints for an Ark, the rain stopped. My yard looks picture perfect. The lawn is greener than green and the bushes and flowers are displaying the largest specimens they’ve ever produced. Of course, now I know what to do in the future. I simply set the sprinkler system to come on mid-

March and continue 24/7 until the end of September.

Our Michigan Motorcade finished with those attending having a wonderful time, seeing parts of this state and cities they wouldn’t have explored on their own. Yes, yes, the weather was a tad cooler than normal. Ok, it was cold at times. I’ve been questioned for setting those dates. You know, the ‘what were you thinking’ or ‘were you thinking’? But the fact is, we can’t go to Michigan without attending the Holland Tulip Festival and that’s the date and place where this adventure began. We had several ‘first timers’ on this motorcade. Perhaps as they recollect on the special events and unique locations they toured, they’ll not recall the coats, hats and blankets as they toured the dunes. Special memories.

The Magical Maritime Motorcade is beginning. This is always a fascinating adventure. Tom & Elaine Nale are so knowledgeable and eager to show those attending, all the wonders of each Provence. They are also excited because they’ve added several new and unique tours and activities to this motorcade. I can’t wait to hear all about it.

Most chapters have completed their first rallies of the year and all reported they were very successful. The wagon masters hosting these rallies should be commended for their time and effort spent planning and executing each rally. Take a minute to think about what is involved. It’s much more than calling a campground and reserving spaces. It involves planning the meals and locations, securing a building or location for your get-togethers and meeting, working with businesses to organize tours or entertainment, making maps, supplying directions to ensure you arrive at each destination with ease, mailing/emailing all chapter members information, and lastly making sure everyone has a good time. If you belong to a chapter, thank and support the wagon master by attending the rally they’ve spent hours, days, and months planning for you. Yes, it’s for you, chapter member. Whew, l best climb down from this soap box before I fall.

I am looking forward to seeing many of you at the Grandvention in Indiana this October. The Ceraland Campground is very nice. No doubt, the Cummins factory tour will be interesting and the scheduled entertainment is wonderful. So delay no longer. Get registered and prepare for four fun-filled days.

CLUB MANAGER Beverly Koonce


Call for a Custom Design or Service Appointment

When you’re near East Texas remember that our factory service center repairs most makes and models of motorhomes. We invite you to visit Nacogdoches—the ‘Oldest Town” in Texas, stay in

our campground, and take a factory tour while you’re getting your motorhome serviced by factory trained technicians (Located at the intersection of US-59/Loop 224 & Hwy 21).

800-955-6226 Ext. 250

You can have a quality Foretravel custom interior in whatever motorhome you now

own! Preserve and increase the value of your motorhome in a

down market and enjoy it more by letting our skilled factory

craftsmen give it a Foretravel makeover. And, if you want to

go one step further, we can also provide you with a full body custom exterior paint job.

Upgrade To Flat Screen TV, HDTV, Surround Sound,

And More!

Subsidiary of FORETRAVEL ‘MOTORCOACH’ Inc. • www.foretravel.com

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I have been on the road a little bit since the last Motorcader. I attended the Florida/South Central Chapter Rally in Bainbridge, GA. What a fun and interesting time that was. It started, of course, meeting new people and getting to see again, those I have met over the years. We visited Colquitt, a quaint town just north of our campground for a wonderful buffet with all southern cooking. We ate everything from collards to swamp gravy, pecan

pie to luscious bread pudding with a wonderful rum sauce. You should have been there. After lunch, we attended a production of the local play “Swamp Gravy” at the old Cotton Warehouse. Every day we were fed and pampered then visited and dozed, and fed and pampered. But then, I said that already. Altogether, it was a most interesting time. Thanks to the special talents of Nelson & Phyllis Sutherland (#12926) and Pat and Yvonne Brewer (#12627). They outdid themselves.

Upon leaving, I went up to the WalMart for fuel and got a real jolt when my coach wouldn’t start. After checking cable connections, starter connections etc. and getting assistance from Larry and Nancy Rubin (#16515), phone calls to Gary Omel (#13001) and a local mechanic, we found the solenoid head to be broken and since it and the starter are one unit, I would have to have a new one. The mechanic shorted the starter and got me started and I headed for my next rendezvous in Breaux Bridge for the Mid South Chapter rally. I made a little detour to Cummins Mid South in Kenner, LA and they had the part sent in and installed the next day, so onward I went. Bill met me in Breaux Bridge where we enjoyed the hospitality of Doug & Maureen Lake (#15561) and the Mid South group. Talk about food. If you are a Cajun food lover, you would have been right at home here. I am and I was!

From there, Bill went back to Las Cruces, NM and I returned to Hudson, Florida to continue helping my daughter through her struggles with cancer. Things are going quite well with her and I want to thank all of you who have offered prayers, good thoughts and strength to us.

We had been talking about upgrading to a coach with less mileage and perhaps a slide and finally found one that we think will suit our needs. She is a beautiful 2002 with only 65,000 miles on her. A lot less than the 250,000 I had on the 2000. We are now in the process of preparing for what portends to be a marvelous trip on the Magical Maritimes Motorcade. My daughter, 11 year old grandson, one dog and two cats will be joining us. I think I may have lost my sanity as I read that last sentence. No, it is going to be wonderful! We have traveled with Tom and Elaine Nale (Club Activity & Tour Directors) before and they do one marvelous job at keeping everyone satisfied. We are looking forward to meeting some new people and being with some old friends on this trip.

I am still looking forward to seeing all of you somewhere along the way.

PRESIDENT & FIRST MATE INTERNATIONAL

Joyce & Bill Holmberg

2015


Joyce & Bill Holmberg Welcomes...17474 Rex & Diane Troost 5553 Kenowa Ave Grandville, MI 49418

17475 Matthew Young & Rob Mackin 129 Alder Dr Hinton, AB T7V 1C7

17476 Ron & Hilda Fabricius 450 PA Proffitt Rd Gatlinburg, TN 37738

17477 George & Shirley Douglas 3207 Margaret Oaks Ln Orlando, FL 32806

17478 Danny & Linda Gibson 110 Leslie Dr Wilmington, OH 45177

17479 Frank & Jenny Gannett P O Box 196 Steamboat Springs, CO 90477

17480 Tom & Janet Kubin P O Box 3299 Ketchum, ID 83340

17481 Bob & Mary Starick 3125 S Indian River Fort Pierce, FL 344982

17482 Lester & Helen Yoder 7174 CR 68 St Joe, IN 46785

17483 Rick & Robyn Owens 1329 E Sanford Rd Midland, MI 48642

17484 Jim & Sue Kress 2717 Seville Blvd #7-102 Clearwater, FL 33764

17485 Gary & Melissa Del Rosal 408 Greenview Dr Brandon, FL 33510

17486 Sam & Connie Rozier 139 Bayou Dr Satsuma, FL 32189

17487 Mitch & Tiffany Reed 117 Borman Rd Longview, TX 75605

17488 David Clevenger 4552 Sabine Dr Gulf Breeze, FL 32563

17489 Harold Koclanes 4541 Everhart Rd Corpus Christi, TX 78411

17490 Dan & Sharon Waldrop 411 Walnut St Box 5385 Greencove Springs, FL 32043

17491 Warren & Parja Kivari 43269 Lehtola Rd Chassell, MI 49916

17492 John & Teresa Harrison 4229 Cheswick Ln Virginia Beach, VA 23455

17493 John & Linda Mincher P O Box 859 Doucette, TX 75942

17494 Bill & Georganne Fore P O Box 806 Angel Fire, NM 87710

17495 Glenn & Iva Edmunds P O Box 203 Slaton, TX 79364

17496 Dennis & Donna Klein 134 Double Eagle Dr Austin, TX 78738

17497 Doug & Sandy Fundom P O Box 661 Walsenburg, CO 81089

17498 Frank & Charlotte Voralik 1441 Kapiolani Ste# 403 Honolulu, HI 96814

17499 Jack & Emily Eisenman 55 Parkview Rd Winterville, GA 30683

17500 Ken Murry 11875 FM 642 Purdon, TX 76679

17501 Jay & Amanda Clifton 543 West 700 N Crawfordsville, IN 47933

17502 Dennis & Diana Hain 14019 E Main Ave Spokane, WA 99216

17503 Steven Piantieri & Debbie Ashworth 3012 Ardsley Dr Orlando, FL 32804

17504 Michael & Mari Zimmerman 29 Sassafras Ln Litchfield, IL 62056

17505 John & Gwen Roberts 2726 16th Ave N Ft Dodge, IA 50501

17506 Clarence Senterio 14 Crescent Dr] Watsonville, CA 95076

17507 Lou Ann Hoagland & Geo Alvarez 514 America’s Way #4494 Box Elder, SD 57719

17508 Bradley & Amy Clary P O Box 428 Lufkin, TX 75902

17509 Robert & Denise Johnson 2204 Iowa Ave Humboldt, IA 50548

17510 Denny & Kathy Willahan 8142 Lambert Dr Huntington Bch, CA 82647

17511 Paul & Kathleen Dailey 2416 Cedar Grove New Braunfels, TX 78132

17512 Harold Bryant 1061 CR 14 Myrtle, MS 38650

17513 Joe & Anna Marie Szeidel 1099 Barnacle The Villages, FL 32162

17514 William & Loris Benson P O Box 1437 Park City, UT 84060

17515 Frank & Carolyn Deweese 271 Aaron Strickland Rd Crawfordville, FL 32327

17516 Bill & Jaci Opsahl 1423 NE 23rd Terr Cape Coral, FL 33909

17517 Clifford & Jana Johnson P O Box 1330 Eagar, AZ 85925

17518 Tom Schultz 23698 NW St Helens Hwy Portland, OR 97231

17519 Lonnie love P O Box 112 Flynn, TX 77885

17520 Pete & Dana Eisenman 3654 S Rustler Ln Meridian, ID 83642

17521 Dennis Drake 309 Shorthill Dr Buchanan, VA 24066

17522 Richard & Susan Peck 2435 East North St #122 Greenville, SC 29615

17523 Joe & Yvonne McClure P O Box 236 Boones Mill VA 24065

17524 David Dewoina & Diane Murray 517 Lost Angel Rd Boulder, CO 80302

17525 Brett & Shaye Johnson 45842 FM 2481 Hico, TX 76457

17526 Jared & Laura Mizell 4581 FM 3081 Willis, TX 77378

17527 Bob & Pat Guttenberg 6130 Dell Dr Madison, WI 53718

17528 Amos & Collenn Mazzant 128 Oak St Ellwood City, PA 16117

17529 Bruce & Gina Morris 618 E Pecan Dr Tomball, TX 77375


SERVICE NEWS Jack & Bobbie Bradshaw #14800

Well it’s past time that you Motorcaders get out on the road in your coach and start seeing all the beautiful sights that are out there. By the time you get this article, we will have finished the Michigan Motorcade. Yes, we have had some cold days. But we have seen and done a lot of great things on this trip. Even though we had a good time, the cold weather, as usual, caused some problems. One thing that happens a lot not only in the cold, but most anytime, is air leaks. Let’s review the owner’s manual about air leaks.

Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) standard for allowable leak down in air systems is as follows.

1. 4 P.S.I. drop in the front air system in a 2 minute time period.2. 4 P.S.I. drop in the rear air system in a 2 minute time period.

This translates into 120 P.S.I. drop in a one hour time period. In other words, both needles would be allowed to go to zero P.S.I. in one hour. All control valves, relay valves, check valves, etc. have allowable leak rates, even for new components. It is not within the scope of Foretravel, Inc., or any manufacturer, to completely eliminate air leaks. This is why D.O.T. sets the standard for allowable leak down rules in the interest of safety. However, Foretravel, Inc.’s leak down rate is set as follows:

Foretravel, Inc. Allowable Leak down.

1. 6 PSI in the front air system in a one hour time period.2. 6 PSI in the rear air system in a one hour time period.

This translates into an approximate 60 P.S.I. allowable leak down rate for each air system in an overnight park mode (10 hours). This is an extremely small air leak. The Foretravel, Inc. standard is 20 times more stringent than the D.O.T. required safety standard which allow 120 P.S.I. per hour.

I know what you’re thinking; if the air gauge drops any, you have a big problem. So let’s discuss how the system works. There are basically 3 air systems tied together.

1. The main one is the engine air for the braking system, retarder and to level the coach when you park. There are two priority valves, one on the rear brake tank and one on the front brake tank that maintain the system for the front and rear braking tank. When parked, these two valves should maintain the tanks air system at least 60 psi to maintain enough air for braking if needed.2. The 12 volt air compressor is for maintaining the coach level during the time you are parked. This supply of air is pumped to the front and rear level valves.3. The 12 volt air compressor also supplies air for the slide out seal air tank, which supplies air to the slide out vacuum generators. These generators, when called to do so, deflate/inflate the slide out bladder, and flush toilet if equipped.

The biggest concern is the 12 volt air compressor cycling. There are step valves, a step well cover valve and a pressure regulator that usually causes this problem. A little soapy water sprayed on these parts may find your leak. Then you have to fix it. Get your air drawing out for your coach and become familiar with how the system works.

I hope this helps you understand a little about the air system so your travels will be more enjoyable.

See ya down the road.

Jack & Bobbie Bradshaw #14800

Fall 2014 • Motorcader �

Jack & Bobbie Bradshaw #14800AUTHORIZED SERVICE FACILITIES

CALIFORNIA

Cummins Pacific/El Cajon *310 N. Johnson Ave., El Cajon, California 92020Phone (619) 593-3093 • Fax (619) 593-0600

Temecula Valley RV Services, Inc.26240 Jackson Ave., Murietta, CA 92563Phone (951) 894-2347 • Fax (951) 894-2349 Cummins Pacific/Irvine *1939 Deere Ave., Irvine, CA 92606Phone (949) 253-6000 • Fax (949) 253-0921

Cummins Pacific/Ventura * 3958 Transport St., Ventura, CA 93003Phone (800) 881-1159 • Fax (805) 644-7284

“R” Mechanic5777 Southfront Rd., Livermore, CA 94551Phone (925) 294-9645

FLORIDA

Parliament Motor Coach *4455 Ulmerton Rd., Clearwater, Florida 33762Phone (888) 571-5755 • Fax (727) 561-0227

GEORGIA

Cummins Power South Inc. *5125 Blalock Industrial Blvd., Atlanta, Georgia, 30349Phone (404) 763-0151 • Fax (404) 763-2704

Nash RV Service LLC375 Old Commerce Road , Athens, Georgia, 30607Phone (706) 543-8410 • Fax (706) 548-8639

ILLINOIS

Art’s RV Service Center21W700 North Avenue, Glen Ellyn, Illinois 60137Phone (630) 469-1936 • Fax (630) 469-1942

Cummins Crosspoint450 W. Northtown, Normal, Illinois 61761Phone (800) 759-4355 • Fax (309) 452-1642

INDIANA

Mike Raisor Ford, Inc.2051 Sagamore Parkway South, Lafayette, Indiana 47905Phone (877) 363-9444 • Fax (765) 449-1831

KANSAS

Innovative Coachworks *1035S 183rd St. W.P.O. Box 9510, Goddard, Kansas 67277Phone (316) 794-2831 • Fax (316) 794-8470

NORTH DAKOTA

Cummins Npower LLC3801 34th Avenue SW, Fargo, North Dakota 58104Phone (800) 373-2466 • Fax (701) 277-5399

OREGON

Cummins Northwest/Coburg33070 Roberts Court, Coburg, Oregon 97408Phone (800) 777-0336 • Fax (541) 344-0075 Oregon Motorcoach Center,LLC *29417 Airport Road, Eugene, Oegon 97402Phone (800) 942-6860 • Fax (541) 762-1509

PENNSYLVANIA

Keystone RV Center15799 Young Rd., Greencastle, PA 17225Phone (800) 232-3279 • Fax (717) 597-0639

* Motorcade Discount

TENNESSEE

Tennessee RV *835 Huckleberry Springs Rd., Knoxville, Tennessee 37924Phone (800) 678-2233 • Fax (865) 933-0328

LeeSmith, Inc.2600 8th Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee 37407Phone (423) 622-4161 • Fax (423) 493-4830

TEXAS

Foretravel of Texas *811 NW Stallings Drive, Nacogdoches, Texas 75964Phone (936) 564-8367 • (800) 955-6226Fax (936) 559-8916

Platinum Coach & RV *699 E. Business Suite 200, Lewisville, TX 75057Phone (972) 219-8999

VIRGINIA

Cummins Atlantic, LLC (Branch 9)263 Simmons Dr.Cloverdale, VA 24077Phone (540) 966-3169 • Fax (540) 966-3749

WASHINGTON

R’NR RV23203 E. Knox Ave., Liberty Lake, WA 99019Phone (800) 873-9002 • Fax (509) 921-9144

Cummins Northwest/Spokane11134 W. Westbow Blvd., Spokane, Washington 99224Phone (800) 825-2122 • Fax (509) 624-4681


Welcome to Cooking the Foretravel Way, featuring recipes from our Foretravel family.We encourage members and employees to share their favorite “motorcoach cooking-friendly” recipes.

Try one of these at the next pot luck

Cooking The Foretravel Way

A LITTLE BLAST FROM THE PASTHere are a few favorites from the Motorcade Club Family Cookbook.

Linda’s Quick & Easy Soup.........................................Linda Curtis #116013 cans Progresso minestrone soup 2 cans Ro-Tel, mild1 can Ranch-style beans 1½ lbs ground meat

Brown and drain ground meat. Add remaining ingredients and heat. Great with cornbread!

Spaghetti Salad.............................................................Bobbie Bradshaw #1480012 oz pkg spaghetti (break into 1 inch piece) 1 can sliced ripe olives½ bottle Schilling Salad Supreme Spice 2 cucumbers, chopped8 oz bottle Italian salad dressing 1 bell pepper, chopped2 tomatoes, chopped 2 red onion, chopped3 or 4 sticks celery, chopped

Cook spaghetti according to package directions, drain, run cold water over spaghetti and drain again. Add remaining ingredients and mix well. If desired add 1 can of tiny shrimp.

Hawaiian Baked Beans.................................................Karen Kirk #14759#17 can Bush’s baked beans ½ c. mustard2 cans unsweetened chunk pineapple with juice 1 c. brown sugar½ c. Worchestershire sauce 1 lbs hot Italian sausage1 c. picante sauce or salsa 1 c. onions, diced & sautéed

Brown sausage, drain of grease. Mix with remaining ingredients in large bowl and transfer to baking dish. Bake at 325° for 3 hours or more.

Spicy Hot Chicken Drummies......................................Margaret Schipper #1295524 chicken drummies or wing pieces ½ c. catsup2 T. brown sugar 2 T. diced green chilies¼ tsp. chili powder ½ tsp. garlic salt

Rinse chicken pieces, pat dry and place in plastic bag. In mixing bowl, combine catsup, brown sugar, chilies, chili powder, and garlic salt and mix well. Add sauce to chicken. Seal bag and rotate mixture to coat evenly. Refrigerate 1 hour (or up to 12 hours). Remove chicken pieces from marinade, place in ‘spoke fashion’ on pizza or shallow baking pan. Mico-roast with high-mix setting at 400° for 20 to 25 minutes or until chicken is browned and tender.


AIRFLOW RESTRICTION GAUGE

The airflow restriction gauge indicates that the air filter needs ser-vicing and can be reset after it has been serviced. The gauge mea-sures the vacuum at the air cleaner, and is located on the engine side of the air cleaner system. As the air filter gathers dirt, the vac-uum increases. On a Foretravel Motorcoach, the Filter Minder® is located on the remote start/stop panel in the engine compartment.

Do I replace or do I clean my Air Filter Element. Foretravel Motorcoach recommends replacing the air filter element when needed. While attempting to clean the filter element, the possibility of damage or holes in the filter element exist during the cleaning.

The Filter Minder® filter monitoring device makes it easy for you to tell when it’s time to replace filter. The Filter Minder® is an air restriction monitoring system that progressively and constantly indicates how much element capacity remains. It measures the actual maximum restriction of the element at the times when the engine is operating under full load and holds that position so that the remaining capacity can be read even after the engine is not running.

If the yellow indicator has not reached the 20” line, note and record the indicated restriction. Compare it with the last reading and note the rate of change. Reset the Filter Minder® by push-ing the reset button on the front of the unit to determine that it is operating. The indica-tor will rise back to the actual restriction level and lock on the next road trip. When the Fil-ter Minder® reaches the RED line, the filter element should be replaced. Initial restriction with new elements will vary with each air cleaner design from as little as 2” to as much as 15”. This value can be noted after a new element is installed and the engine has oper-ated at full air flow.


TECHNICAL SUPPORT & WARRANTY...FAQ’S


Club News Serving the Foretravel Motorcade Members since 1978

50-Plus Wedding Anniversaries

InMemoriam

Ron & Donna Brunson #1708453 Years • September 7, 2015

NOTES FROM OUR MEMBERS:

Gerri Innocenti #9861 • Jan 21, 2015

Victoria, TX

Hello Beverly,

First, thank you again for putting us in touch with the South Central and Florida club chapters, when they had their Bainbridge Rally. They worked the “Foretravel Magic” on Susan & me. Seriously, they were absolutely wonderful people and that is one reason we’ve now purchased a Foretravel coach!

Second, I want to get enrolled in the Motorcade Club Plus. Susan & I bought a 1999 U320. We would also like to join the two chapters that so graciously hosted us in Bainbridge, as well as the Mid-Atlantic chapter, which is where we are living (for now).

With thanks!

Richard & Susan Peck #17522

Jason & Donna Errett #1735650 Years • February 13, 2015

Glenn & Thelma Turner #1590750 Years • February 26, 2015

Tony Innocenti #9861 • March 2, 2015

Victoria, TX

Dot Hoagland #1854 • March 18, 2015

Mercer, Pa • Husband: Bill

Bob Rhodes #10163 • April 23, 2015

Lufkin, TX

Corbett Pool #14992 • June 5, 2015

Corpus Chrisit, TX * Wife: Connie


UPCOMING CHAPTER RALLIESCALIFORNIADecember 3 - 6, 2015CHRISTMAS RALLYEmerald Desert RV ResortPalm Desert, CAWagon Masters:Ralph & MaryJo Winchester #16877310.833.3316 • [email protected] & Bette Blomker #16124562.244.4051

CENTRAL PLAINDecember 1 - 6, 2015FALL RALLYBranson, MOWagon Masters:Clinton & Brenda Volz #16260620.627.2159 • [email protected] & Martha Dameron #16852417.830.9749 • [email protected]

FLORIDADecember 4 - 6, 2015CHRISTMAS RALLYLazy Days RV Resort • Seffner, FLWagon Masters:Tom & Marlene Browney #12784772.597.5303 • [email protected] & Judy Alvarez #16977518.821.6935 • [email protected]

January 12 - 17, 2016TAMPA SUPERSHOW PRE-RALLYTampa FairgroundsWagon masters:Tom & Marlene Browney #12784772.597.5304 • [email protected] & Judy Alvarez #16977518.821.6936 • [email protected]

April 6 - 9, 2016SPRING RALLYNeapolitan RV Resort • Naples, FLWagon Masters:Tom & Marlene Browney #12784772.597.5305 • [email protected] & Judy Alvarez #16977518.821.6937 • [email protected]

FOUR CORNERSTBA

GREAT LAKESOctober 9 - 11, 2015Fall RallyColumbus, INWagon Masters:Fred & Arlene Kaminski #10305920.434.4925 • [email protected] Hobbs & Rose Mary Reasnor #15636305.979.7795 • [email protected]

MID ATLANTICOctober 1 - 4, 2015FALL RALLYCandy Hill CampgroundWinchester, VAWagon Masters:Bob & Carol McGee ##16516734.2536.2288 • [email protected] & Nancy Sprouse #16159540.337.7201 • [email protected]

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MID SOUTHSeptember 17 - 20, 2015FALL RALLYChoctaw KOADurant, OKWagon Masters:Doug & Maureen Lake #15561903.571.0934 • [email protected]


MOTORSPORTSTBA

NORTH ATLANTICJuly 16 - 19, 2015HUDSON RIVER RUMBLEAlguire’s EstateMechanicville, NYWagon Masters:John & Nancy Alguire 16241518.644.5112 • [email protected]

September 10 - 13, 2015FALL RALLYBacon Hill CampgroundOswego, NYWagon Masters:Charlie & Anna Mae Bateman #12235315.529.0290 • [email protected]


June 1 - 4, 2016SPRING RALLYCenter Hall, PAWagon Masters:Russ & Shirley Major #12059570.477.5440 • shirley.major&ymail.comPam & Brad Johnson #16422717.249.1527 • [email protected]

NORTHWESTSeptember 15 - 19, 2015FALL RALLYBend/Sisters Garden RV ParkBend, ORWagon Masters:Gary & Claire Almquist #16103541.535.4130 • [email protected]


SOUTH CENTRALOctober 8 - 10, 2015FALL RALLYNashville, TNWagon Masters:John & Sally Schock #17025443.618.1749 • [email protected]


Continued


Continued20152015CALENDAR OF EVENTS

2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6

2016October 18 - 28Taste of Indiana

November 9 - 12 Ladies Driving School

December 1 - 6Central Plains Chapter Rally

December 3 - 6California Chapter Rally

December 4 - 6Florida Chapter Rally

January 12 - 17Florida Chapter Rally

February

March

April 6 - 9Florida Chapter Rally

July 16 - 19North Atlantic ChapterHudson River Rumble

August 10 - 31Ohio Motorcade

September 8 - Oct 3 Appalachian Trail II Motorcade

September 10 - 13North Atlantic Chapter Rally

September 15 - 19Northwest Chapter Rally

September 17 - 20 MidSouth Chapter Rally

October 1 - 4Mid-Atlantic Chapter Rally

October 8 - 10South Central Chapter Rally

October 9 - 11Great Lakes Chapter Rally

October 13 - 16Indiana Grandvention

April 15 - May 11Big Tex Motorcade

May

June 1 - 4North Atlantic Chapter Rally

July 16 - August 10Washington State & More

August 15 - September 9Colorado Motorcade

September 13 - 16Colorado Grandvention

September 20 - October 9Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta

October 17 - 20Ladies Driving School

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All Motorcading Guidelines and Policies are written in full and found in the back of the Foretravel Motorcade Club Membership Directory.

RESERVATIONS

POLICIES

FORETRAVEL MOTORCADE CLUB1221 NW Stallings Dr • Nacogdoches, TX 75964

Fax 936-564-3729 Phone 800-955-6226

Send all Deposit and Trip fees to:

POLICIES RESERVATIONSA $200.00 deposit per event is required at the time of reservation. Full payment is due 90 days prior to the activity start date. A second deposit may be required and is due upon billing. Reservations may be made by mail or telephone by using your MasterCard, Visa, or Discover credit

card. Failure to make required payments will result in losing your place in the sign-up rotation.

CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDSIf reservations are cancelled 90 days before the event, your deposits will be refunded less any unrecoverable monies retained by vendors from deposits made on member’s behalf. If cancellation falls within 90 days prior to the beginning of the activity, 20% of the fees paid will be retained to cover the cost of postage, printing, supplies, bank charges, etc., plus any charges for any actual cost from guarantees and/or deposits made on member’s behalf. No shows can result in no refunds. All refunds (except in very serious cases) will be charged 20% of the event fee plus

actual cost from guarantees and/or deposits made on member’s behalf. Some special events have their own cancellation policies.

GUESTSArrangements and/or registration for all guests should be made upon registration or no later than 90 days prior to the start of any event.

STANDBY LISTSpace is limited on many events. All reservations are recorded in the order initial deposits are received. If received on the same day, they are handled in a lottery style manner. When a cancellation occurs, the first on the standby list is notified to fill the opening. Do not hesitate to sign up

when discovering there is a standby list for an event. Very seldom have we had any standbys remaining at the start of an event.

SCOUTING AN EVENTThis occurs approximately one year prior to running the event. Pricing and finalizing with confirmation of all tours and attractions for each event take approximately four to six months after scouting is completed. Dates are tentative. Pricing and confirmed dates will be published in the

Motorcader magazine.


936-564-8367 or 800-955-6226 thenPRESS 2

We look forward to your next visit to Foretravel.1221 NW Stallings Drive, Nacogdoches, TX 75964

Will get you back on the Road

FORETRAVELS E RV I C E C E N T E R

• 8 Service Bays• 2 Remod Bays• 13 Technicians• Parts Department• Remodel Department• Paint Shop • Accident Repair • Headlight/Tail Light Conversions • Full Body Paint • Roof/Armor Coating• Campgrounds while in Service • Laundry/Picnic Area • Fenced Dog Area • WiFi • 2 Dump Stations • 50 Amp & Water Connections• Customer Lounge • WiFi • Pet Area

We have experienced factory trained technicians to repair and remodel your Foretravel. We are

also equipped to work on many other makes and models as well. So, if you need service work, make

an appointment with our service office.

AUGUST 10 - 31, 2015


As the beginning of the Ohio Motorcade draws near, the final touches are being put into place and we encourage you to join us on our journey across Ohio.We will rendezvous at Greenville, Ohio, the home of Kitchen-Aide, where we will spend our first few day getting to know one another and the area. As always, Jack and Bobbie Bradshaw (service representatives) will be along to make sure all goes smoothly. We will

take a day and travel to Jackson City, the home of “Airstream”, then back to Sidney to visit “Norcold Manufacturing,” the maker of RV refrigerators. From Greenville, we will travel north to Findlay, Flag City – USA. It is also home to Whirlpool, where we will take a tour of several manufacturing plants. Our next stop is the Bycurcus/Mansfield area. Here we will visit D. Picking Co., the last hand-pounded copper kettle manufacturer in the US. Also Guardian Glass, the manufacturer of our Foretravel motorhome windshields will be a very interesting tour. In Mansfield, we have he opportunity to tour the Gothic Ohio State Reformatory and site of the famous movie “SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION”. Continuing northeast we will stay in the Cleveland area at Medina, OH. A bus trip into Cleveland will take us to The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, The Christmas House, and a sight-seeing adventure on Lake Erie, and tours of the Vitamix Company. and Duct Tape. From there, we will travel through beautiful Amish Country where we have many tours and a meal planned in an Amish home. There is so much to do and see in this area that we have added an extra day for you to explore on your own. It’s simply amazing. Our final destination is Springfield where we will commute to Dayton to the National Air Museum and for the NOT faint of heart, a flight on the “Wright Brothers Airplane”.This is just a sampling of what we will see and do on our time together in Ohio. This is mostly an all-inclusive motorcade with only 2 pre-paid options. Come and Experience Ohhhh Ohio the Foretravel way!

1 in MH - 2769.00 • 2 in MH - 3477.00 • Each extra person - $2150.00

OhhhhMotorcade

Mark & DonnaCrick

936-564-8367 or 800-955-6226 thenPRESS 2

We look forward to your next visit to Foretravel.1221 NW Stallings Drive, Nacogdoches, TX 75964

Will get you back on the Road

FORETRAVELS E RV I C E C E N T E R

• 8 Service Bays• 2 Remod Bays• 13 Technicians• Parts Department• Remodel Department• Paint Shop • Accident Repair • Headlight/Tail Light Conversions • Full Body Paint • Roof/Armor Coating• Campgrounds while in Service • Laundry/Picnic Area • Fenced Dog Area • WiFi • 2 Dump Stations • 50 Amp & Water Connections• Customer Lounge • WiFi • Pet Area

We have experienced factory trained technicians to repair and remodel your Foretravel. We are

also equipped to work on many other makes and models as well. So, if you need service work, make

an appointment with our service office.


APPALACHIANT R A I L II

SEPTEMBER 8 - OCTOBER 3, 2015

The Appalachian Trail adventure is lined up with a lot of interesting stops, stories and tours. Talks from experienced hikers, trail angels, and the Appalachian Conservatory, will give insight to hiking the many parts of the trail along this southern half.

If you are not already familiar with the 2 TV shows, ‘What’s in the Barn’, airing June 18th and ‘Salvage Dawgs’ airing June 7th, you may want to watch an episode before this motorcade begins to make your visit to ‘Wheels through Time’ and ‘Black Dog’ even more meaningful and memorable. While tours of Poly Portables, Universal Fibers and an Ice plant will update us on some new technology, there is an abundance of history to be re-lived along the way. Dahlonega Gold Museum, Stonewall Jackson House, the Roanoke Railway, Wytheville’s “summer without children” and Gettysburg are a few of the historical places included on this Motorcade along with many opportunities to get your boots on and explore the trail itself.

Join us as we complete the Appalachian Trail adventure.


Skip & GailLangfitt


OCTOBER 13 - 16, 2015

We are very proud of the entertainment that will be at this year’s Grandvention. Jennings and Keller is Laurie Jennings Oudin and Dana Keller, an acoustic duo based out of Miami, FL. and a part of our Foretravel Family.

They bring a wealth of experience to their collaboration, from the Broadway musicals of New York to the honky tonks of West Texas. Their music is called ‘Fusion Folk Americana’—a blend of many different elements that comes from their vast and wide-ranging musical backgrounds. Their story begins in 2006. After playing together in several different bands, Laurie and Dana decided to join forces and take their show on the road. With the release of their 2007 debut CD, ‘Susan’s House’, Jennings and Keller quickly gained recognition as well as songwriting awards throughout the country. In 2007 alone, they were finalists or winners in 5 different songwriting competitions across the country. The Marlinaires are a fantastic musical trio who prove that “the family who sings together clings together.” With a repertoire including pop, country, rock, R&B and the classics--The Marlinaires can do it all! Jack Marlin will dazzle you with his showmanship, displaying unparalleled skills on the guitar, fiddle and banjo. Jack’s daughter, lead vocalist Michelle will amaze you as she covers any genre with power, confidence and an energetic style all her own. Michelle’s brother, Chris blends in perfectly on rhythm guitar and vocals. Together this versatile family creates tight harmony blends that only come from years of singing together. In addition to the entertainment, as always, great food, factory tours, and great seminars by Chris Crowel RV Manager for Cummins and Karl K. Wilson with Onan and we’ve planned a little healthy competition too. Dress code for the factory tours: No open toed shoes, sandals, high heel shoes, shorts, culottes/split skirts, miniskirts, attire with midriff exposed, sleeveless/tank tops. Safety Glasses are required and supplied. No smoking is allowed and cameras are not permitted. Please join us at Columbus, Indiana for Grandvention 2015. Friends, family and fellowship. A good time to be had by all.


Merlyn & Jo DeanNeel


OCTOBER 18 - 28, 2015

There’s not much time left to sign up for “A Taste of Indiana”. Following the Grandvention in Columbus, we’ll make the short drive just east of Indianapolis to our rendezvous destination of Greenfield. In our first two full days of touring the area, we will see where the Indy race cars

are designed, experience the Rolls Royce-Allison Transmission exhibition, have lunch and tour the historic Union Station along with a tour of the Lucas Oil Stadium, home to the Indianapolis Colts. When we make a short move to Warsaw, we’ll enjoy learning a lot of things you never thought you’d know about chickens, ducks, van conversions, artificial knee & hip replacements, and soy beans. The final stop of this event is in the picturesque Amish country with a full day of touring many Amish businesses and lunch at one of their homes, serving an authentic Amish Thresher meal. This area, in the northern part of Indiana, is rich in the RV Business & home to The RV Hall of Fame as well as Lippert Components, manufacturer of parts for RV industry and are opening their doors for a look at their production. Along with the normal fun, laughter and fellowship, this trip is packed full of exciting things to see and do. You will want to sign up right away as space is limited.


Taste of IndianaSkip & Gail

Langfitt


November 9 - 12, 2015 • October 24 - 27, 2016

Ladies, the words “Inspections - Post & Pre Trip, Walk Around, Enroute, Pivot Point, Hazards, Eye lead time / Looking into the future, Space Management” have great significant in the Ladies Driving School. This program was designed especially for you!

The curriculum is divided into three phases: Phase one is classroom lecture and discussion; phase two is course problems driving in a controlled environment designed to simulate conditions that you would encounter when driving a motorcoach; and phase three is a blend of driving on city streets, state and federal highways. The comfortable classroom and driving sessions taught by experienced qualified instructors includes all study guides, manuals and printed material needed for the class, as well as for future reference. Detailed walk around and hands on sessions will teach you a basic understanding of your motorcoach. The behind-the-wheel driving time in one of the newest units provided by Foretravel, along with your personal experienced instructor, will provide you with skill and confidence through suggestions and useful information. Husbands or guest are invited to attend several seminars that have been planned for them as well as all included meals. We receive letter after letter from students advising us not to ever drop this valuable tool. Please consider joining us in Nacogdoches, Texas at the Foretravel factory for this four day school designed for you.


John & EllenMcKee


APRIL 15 - MAY 11, 2016

How much do you know about TEXAS? How much do you really know about Tejas? Tejas is an Indian word meaning friendship; Texas is a word for second largest (hard for me to type / say this) with the biggest heart, manufacturing, technological and farming base of all other states.

Just a few questions to help this discussion along and test your knowledge: What is the state flower, state tree, state bird, state fruit, state plant, and nickname for the state of Texas? My guess is you are scratching your head at this point and need to learn a lot more about Texas. This is your invitation to join us for a wonderful tour of Texas to cover the majesty of her piney woods of East Texas to her big cities to the beautiful Hill Country to the Basin, the mountains and peaks out West to the Palo Duro Canyon on the Caprock. And, when you leave Texas, you will love the state, its people, its hidden beauty, and its hidden treasures. In fact, you might want to stay awhile and perhaps forever. We are working to finalize the Texas itinerary, but know we will start in East Texas area and travel west. We will cover over 1,000 miles in the RV. – Did I mention Texas is really BIG! Come travel with us and experience the sounds, music, wildlife and beauty of this majestic state that has made Texas such a wonderful place to visit, spend several days or a lifetime. My guess is this will be 10-pounder so think big in more ways than just the state of TEXAS. You will see the High Technology side of Texas, the Stars from Texas, you will see the wide open spaces, the world renowned flint supply in / from Texas, you will enjoy a Cowboy Breakfast, singing, and camaraderie with our Foretravel family. So come on down pardner! We are going to have some of the best BBQ, seafood, steaks, shrimp, pancakes, bacon, sausage and music. Join us on this Big Tex adventure to learn about Texas and take home a lot of memories and possibly meet some new friends. As always, we are available if you have questions; give us a call (John at 972-679-3390 or Ellen at 214-492-9607).

A $200 deposit will put your name on the reservation list.

John & EllenMcKee

JULY 16 - AUGUST 10, 2016

Mark & DonnaCrick


Washington, the Pacific Northwest, a fascinating mixture of agricultural, Maritimes, and industry contribute to its cultural heritage. Come with us as we explore a sampling of the state’s highlights. Washington is the 18th largest state but is the leader in apple production, producing more apples per year then the next five

apple producing states combined. While in the Heart of Apple country, we’ll taste many different varieties and learn lots of apple trivia. While in the Seattle area the list of things to do and see, are lengthy. We’ll tour the museum of flight and witness the building of jumbo jets at the Boeing Assembly plant, and spend time just touring this beautiful city, itself. From atop the Space Needle, you’ll have the beautiful Seattle area at your feet, including views of Mount Rainier, Lake Washington, Puget Sound and the Cascade Mountains. In the heart of the Puget Sound, the islands, bays, and channels are back-dropped by two mountains ranges and the massive 14, 410 foot Mt. Rainier. While there, we’ll have so many islands choices, it will be hard to decide which ones to visit, but I’m sure we will do some island hopping along the way. A trip to Washington State would not be complete without visiting Mount St. Helens, where the 1980 eruption blew enough timber to build 300,000 two-bedroom homes. And the volcanic devastation 35 years ago is still visible today. Join us on an unforgettable tour of the evergreen state. You won’t want to miss Washington.



AUGUST 15 - SEPTEMBER 9, 2016

Colorado is considered very versatile, because it is a state of many terrains, consisting of arid desert, high plains, river canyons, mesas, plateaus, snow covered mountains and vivid landscapes. Join us and let us show you the beauty and versatility of this amazing state.

We’ll discover riding aboard the Durango-Silverton Railroad to be the perfect way to see the majestic San Juan Mountains. Grand Junction, along the Colorado & Gunnison Rivers and sitting amid the Grand Valley, is a major fruit growing area where we’ll find many vineyards flourishing. The awe inspiring sights of Pikes Peak, Manitou Cliff Dwellings, and the Royal Gorge Bridge, and so many other breathtaking sites, are on our ‘must see’ list. You won’t want to miss touring this beautiful state with us before we all head to the 2016 Colorado Grandvention.


Skip & GailLangfitt


SEPTEMBER 13 - 16, 2016

Mark your calendars, register, and make plans now to attend the 2016 Grandvention in beautiful Pueblo, Colorado. Escape the heat. We’ll have perfect temperatures and breathtaking scenery to enjoy. It’s a great place to spend this annual four day event where we come together

for informative seminars, good food, and entertainment. Where we reunite with friends and meet new ones. We’ll stay at the Colorado State Fairgrounds. Of course, Pueblo offers many unique and historic places to visit. The down town area is very quaint and the Riverwalk is uniquely colorful. It is home to Bishop’s Castle and very close by is the Royal Gorge Bridge. But, here’s something you may not know about - the Pueblo Chili. This savory treasure has grown from a local favorite to a phenomenon that attracts chili aficionados from around the world. Sadly you never know what you’re about to eat. Some chilies are mild and can be eaten recklessly and some (usually the small ones) has the capsaicin capacity to bring tears to your eyes and not for the faint of heart. Maybe we can learn a little more to find out which is which!! Visitors to Pueblo make it a point to visit a store or farmers market to stock up on these little green delights to make sure they have enough to last until they make a return visit. We’ll keep you updated as plans develop just make sure you tell your friend you’ll meet them in Colorado for the 2016 Grandvention.


Merlyn & Jo DeanNeel

SEPTEMBER 20 - OCTOBER 9, 2016

Mark & DonnaCrick


Come join us after the 2016 Colorado Grandvention for an unforgettable adventure to the ever famous Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta. We’ll start our trek just across the Colorado - New Mexico border in the Taos area. We will then make our way to historic Santa Fe, where we will find the legendary history and culture

fascinating. We will experience the culture by taking in many of the museums, Indian Pueblos and local historic attractions such as the oldest church in the United States, San Miguel Church, built in 1608. Of course, no trip to Santa Fe would be complete without shopping in the downtown plaza. We will continue south toward the Carlsbad area. Now, there are no guarantees, but it’s quite possible we might see an alien or two as we pass through Roswell and Area 51. While in Truth and Consequences, yes, the town really did change its name from Hot Springs, New Mexico to Truth and Consequences on a challenge from the famous TV show of the same name on April Fools Day in 1950, you may want to take time out for a soak in one of more then ten thermal hot springs spas in the area. We’ll arrive in Albuquerque, New Mexico’s capital and largest city, just in time to take in the opening ceremonies and all the Balloon Fiesta has to offer. Sit back and relax from the best seats in the house, YOURS. While there, we’ll also explore the local culture, visit the numerous museums, covering art, history, culture and science. Take a balloon ride or two if you dare, and of course, dine on some of the best southwestern cuisine in full Foretravel style. Join us on this breath-taking adventure as we truly take you “UP, UP AND AWAY” to the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta.


Spring 2015 • Motorcader 27*Offers Motorcade Discount

OCTOBER 8 - 11, 2015

Rally Fees: $120.00 (2 in a MH) • $90.00 (1 in a MH) • $30.00 (Guest)

GREAT LAKES

Get an early start on the fun. Come join us for a few days prior to the IndianaGrandvention in the quaint town of Tipton. Your registration fee includes three nightsof camping, a meal at the campground, a fascinating tour of OP Glass Company, andentrance fee to Conner Prairie Historical Village. This 4 day rally will provide us withplenty of time for relaxation, games and visitation.

Tipton County Fairgrounds: 1200 S. Main Street, Tipton, IN 46072

Checks payable to: Foretravel Geat LakesMail Checks to: Arlene Kaminski, 2215 Kassner Dr., Green Bay, WI 54304

Tipton County Fairgrounds

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Fall/Pre-Grandvention Rally • Tipton, IN

W A G O N M A S T E R S

Registration and Payment Deadline: October 1, 2015

Jack HOBBSRosemary REASONER

#15636305-979-7795 • [email protected]

Fred & Arlene KAMINSKI

#10305920-609-4706 • [email protected]


Rally Fees: $200.00 (2 in a MH) • $100.00 (1 in a MH) • $100.00 (Guest)

MID SOUTH

Choctaw KOA

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Choctaw, Oklahoma - Durant, OK

September 17 - 20, 2015

Doug & MaureenLAKE #15561

D: 903-571-0934 [email protected] • M: 903-520-0228 • [email protected]


Back by popular demand, Choctaw KOA and Casino is the location for our SeptemberFall Rally. The campground is a very nice location and close to the casino. There are shuttlesto and from the casino which is also within walking distance. There is night time entertainment for those who want to go back to the casino. Friday, 9/18 there is a tour of the casino and hotel. Saturday 9/19 there is a Choctaw culture and history presentation. Sunday 9/20 is check out by 11:00am. Please make reservations at the KOA directly. Sites are $30/night

Choctaw KOA: 3650 Enterprise Blvd, Durant, OK • 1-800-562-6073

Checks payable to: Foretravel - Mid SouthMail Checks to: 3802 Silverwood Dr., Tyler, TX 75701


Registration Deadline: September 10, 2015


Registration Deadline: May

SEPTEMBER 10 - 13, 2015


Some tours as a group - some on your own

• Historical Fort Ontario • The Holocaust Museum• Maritime Museum • Oswego State University• Oswego Harbor • Oswego Canal Locks (NYS Canal System)• NYS Port Authority (Port of St Lawrence Seaway system for Lake Ontario)• Apple picking time • Fresh Lake Ontario Salmon and beautiful sun sets over the lake.

Bacon Hill Campground - 100 Churchill Road, Oswego, NY 13126

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Retro Rally • Oswego, NY

Rally Fees: TBA

C harlie & AnnaMae

BATEMAN #12235 315-529-0290 • [email protected]



Rally Fees: $20.00 per person

Registration and Payment Deadline: July 4, 2015

September 15 - 19, 2015

NORTHWEST

BEND/SISTERS GARDEN RV RESORT

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Fall Rally • Sisters/Bend, OR This fall we are planning a rally in the Bend, Sisters Oregon area. We are staying in the Bend/Sisters Garden RV Resort67667 Hwy. 20 Bend, Oregon. The RV park actually is nearest Sisters, which is a quaint little town with boutique stores and somegood restaurants. Aspen Lakes Golf Course is nearby as is Black Butte Ranch which offers golf and dining. This part of centralOregon sits just to the east of the Cascade Mountain Range, with beautiful views of Mt. Bachelor, the Three Sisters, and MountJefferson. It is a high desert [+/- 3000 ft.] with varying topographic features, and the vegetation is sage, lodgepole pine,ponderosa pine and juniper. For those of you who have not had the opportunity to drive through or visit before, we encourage you to look into themany outdoor activities available in the area. Whitewater rafting, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, horseback riding,golf and scenic drives are just some of the outdoor possibilities. Bend offers shopping in the Old Mill District, Breweries, Dining and the Deschutes River. We are planning to visit the Newberry National Volcanic Monument and The High Desert Museum, both south of Bend….in Redmond we hope to visit the Redmond Air Center Smokejumpers for a tour of their facility. For those of you who love antique shopping, I hear downtown Redmond is the place to check out. A bit farther north is Madras, where if anyone is interested we can visit the Erickson Air Museum, a private collection of vintage military aircraft. The RV Park has requested that you call and make your own reservation prior to July 4th. 541-516-3036. We are holding specific camp spots for our group and they will only hold them for so long. Let them know you are with the Foretravel Club. The cost for 4 nights will be approximately $216, which reflects a 10% discount. If we get more than 10 coaches, we get another 5% off.Make your rally check payable to: NW Chapter Foretravel Motorcade Club, c/o Diane Crawford, Treasurer, 5974 Campbell Lake Rd., Anacortes, Wa 98221

Bend/Sisters Garden RV Resort: 67667 Hwy. 20 Bend, Oregon 97701 • 541-516-3036 www.bendsistersgardenrv.com


Gary and ClaireALMQUIST #16103

Home: 541-535-4130 • Claire cell: 541-944-4544 • Gary cell: 541-944-1717

Join us in Music City on your way to the Indiana GrandVentionThursday, Welcome 3:00 - 5:00. Bring-Your-Own-Snacks and drinks. Coffee and water will be supplied. 6:00 Cock of the Walk Restaurant for a southern dinner text door. Menu order and pay individually.Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning: 8:00 - 9:00 Bring-Your-Own-Breakfast. Coffee and water will be supplied.Friday 9:00 - 10:00 Technical Session. 10:00 - 6:45 free time for self-scheduled touring. 6:45 - 10:00 General Jackson Showboats for dinner and entertainment as we cruise up the Cumberland River to downtown Nashville. Purchase tickets within Rally Registration.Saturday 9:00 - 10:00 Chapter Meeting. 10:00 - 7:00 free time for self-scheduled touring. 7:00 The Grand Ole Opry Purchase tickets within Rally Registration.Downtown Shuttle runs every half hour all day past midnight for $10 round trip per person.

Nashville KOA • 2626 Music Valley Drive, Nashville, TN 37214 • 615-889-0282Group rate is $60 per night extending a week before and after the rally. We are committed for 15 full hookups, 50 amp service pull-thru sites.

Make Checks payable to South Central Chapter: Send them to Lyn Whitaker, P.O. Box 246, Lenoir City, TN 37771Sites and Tickets are limited. We might be able to increase available sites and tickets if registrations are received early.

General Jackson Showboat $72 per person • Grand Ole Opry $44 per person


Rally Fees: $30.00 (2 in a MH) • $15.00 (1 in a MH) • $15.00 Guest

OCTOBER 8 - 11, 2015

SOUTH CENTRAL

NASHVILLE KOA

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Fall Rally • Nashville, TN


John & SallySCHOCK #17025

615.934.0043 • [email protected]

Registration Deadline: September 1, 2015


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CHAPTER REPORTSotherworldly landscape. Park Ranger, Dave, gave us a fantastic tour of the south Tufa Towers and showed the brine shrimp that live in those waters. We ended our rally square dancing, led by our very own Square Dance Caller, Jerry Coleman. Needless to say, there was a lot of laughter and fun. Soooo, to describe our Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains Rally, we would say 10 days full of fun, adventures, entertainment, friendship, food and gorgeous scenery!!

Audrey Nelson #16520, President

Central Plains The Central Plains Chapter held its spring rally surrounded by beautiful farm ground, quiet nature and rolling springs near a small community in Sabetha, Kansas. Bob and Debby Best #15037 were the gracious wagon masters for a relaxing time at Sycamore Springs Resort where we enjoyed great fellowship, delicious food, tours, and learned the history of Sycamore Springs with it’s “healing waters”. We had the honor and privilege of welcoming 4 new members: Roy and Martha Dameron #16852 and Joe and Sandy Stout #17409. Indian folklore dating from the early 1800’s and before, relates to many interesting facts of early Sycamore Springs history. Many Indian tribes were known to use the springs for healing purposes. In 1886, it was a well known health resort with hotel and hospital. We all enjoyed a taste from the springs! The country church on the ground houses the oldest pipe organ in Kansas and we had worship on Sunday morning before our good-byes and the organ was played by Linda Chism #14562. We also toured a nearby alpaca farm and learned about raising alpacas, witnessing the beauty of a newborn and its mother. The owners turned out to be friends with 2 of our members, Bud and Dale Pessin #16997. Another interest in Sabetha, KS was Wenger MFG where we received a great welcome and tour. Wenger produces extruders and related equipment and is great example of a Christian oriented private American business. If you have a dog, your dog food was probably made with one of their extruders. Holding true to the Motorcade Club customs, we had several great meals dining out, but were also blessed with Bob and Debby’s great grilling and home-cooked meals.

Officers for 2016 were elected and one of

California The California Chapter Spring Rally, held April 9 – 18, was hosted by Harvey and Audrey Nelson #16520, BJ Holden #16754, Jerry and Nancy Coleman #15800 and great chefs and helpers, John and Nancy Alguire #16241. Many people have experienced California’s coast, but never experienced the “other side” of California, east of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. So this is where our Eastern Sierra Rolling Rally took place, beginning in Ridgecrest for 3 days. We toured the China Lake Naval Museum of Armament and Technology. Displays of a large variety of present and past, US Navy aircraft, weapons and technology are on display for close up viewing and scrutiny. Wildflower exhibit and various tours were also featured. Moving on to Lone Pine for three days , we visited the Manzanar National Historic Site which is one of ten camps at which Japanese American citizens and resident Japanese aliens were interned during World War II. Located at the foot of the majestic Sierra Nevada in eastern California’s Owens Valley, Manzanar has been identified as the best preserved of these camps. Eight thousand square feet of exhibits offer stories, photographs, artifacts, audiovisual presentations and opportunities for reflection. We explored the Lone Pine Film History Museum with an extensive collection of real movie costumes, props, posters and other memorabilia including Roy Rogers, Gene Autry. Hopalong Cassidy, and the Lone Ranger. Many old western movies were filmed in and around Lone Pine. We finished by viewing an “old western” movie. Great fun. Also visited the Historic Mount Whitney Fish Hatchery and the Eastern California Museum in Independence. A guided tour of the Owen’s Lake Region was led by Janet Westbrooke, Cerro Coso College Professor of Biology (emeritus) & Naturalist. Owens Lake has dropped considerably over the years since Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has directed a lot of the water to their area, carrying it through pipes and canals for approximately 200 miles. From Lone Pine, we traveled to Mammoth Lakes where Jerry and Nancy Coleman #15800 hosted a great time for everyone. While there, we traveled to Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve and Visitors Center. Mono Lake is a majestic body of water covering about 65 square miles. It is an ancient lake, over 1 million years old, – one of the oldest lakes in North America. It has no outlet. Throughout its long existence, salts and minerals have washed into the lake from Eastern Sierra streams. Freshwater evaporating from the lake each year has left the salts and minerals behind so that the lake is now about 2 ½ times as salty as the ocean and very alkaline. Tufas, bizarre-looking limestone formations that poke out of Mono Lake, create an

our newest members jumped right in to help! The new officers will be:Pres:Bob Best #15037 • VP:Martha Dameron #16852

Sec/Tres: Debby Best #15037 Our fall rally is being planned for the first week in December in Branson, MO. It should be a delightful time of fellowship, entertainment and shopping! We hope you will come make memories with us! The rally will be hosted by Clinton and Brenda Volz #16260 and Roy and Martha Dameron #16852. See you down the road!

Ben Chism #14562, President

Florida The Florida Chapter began the Year with the Pre-FMCA Rally February 9-10 at the Sarasota County Fairgrounds followed by the SouthEast Area FMCA event. After many years in Brooksville, Florida this was the first rally for FMCA in Sarasota and was the largest event in the history of the Fairground. Since the Foretravel group arrived 2-days early, we selected our spot, the best spot in the complex. We were within walking distance of the activities but outside the busy areas. On Monday evening we enjoyed an extensive buffet dinner at Troyers Dutch Heritage Restaurant. You would not believe the pies and desserts, some of which we’re 6 to 7 inches high. On Tuesday, Paul Yasbeck, formerly a technician at Foretravel in Florida, conducted a technical session and gave some very helpful maintenance reminders. After Paul’s tech session we were treated to “Brewer’s Hobo Stew”. This consisted of everyone bringing a canned vegetable which was dumped into a big pot and cooked with chopped pork. Hmm! Hmm! On March 12 - 14 we joined with the South Central Area Motorcade Club at the Flint River RV resort in Bainbridge, Georgia. There were 27 coaches with 51 attendees. It was a delightful fun-filled event hosted by the Brewers, Sutherlands and Crooks. On Thursday there was a meet and greet happy hour followed by a delicious old-fashioned fish fry with all the trimmings, prepared by the campground owners. Friday’s activities were: breakfast at the clubhouse, presentation by a financial planner from Orlando, business meetings by each region and grilled hamburgers for lunch . Friday also coincided with the Bass Pro Fishing Tournament and the River Camp barbecue Pit-master Contest, reputed to be one of the largest in the South, along with live music; all taking place across the road from the campground. Saturday we traveled 20 miles to Colquitt, Georgia one of Georgia’s small towns with picturesque County Court House Square surrounded by retail businesses. This is very typical in the southern United States, and is somewhat reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell painting. Colquitt is known as the



CHAPTER REPORTSWagon Masters will be Curt & Karen Askins #12842. We would like to invite all Motorcade members to join us. For anyone going on the “More of Michigan” Motorcade, this would be a good opportunity to extend your stay in Michigan a few more days and join us at our Chapter Rally. Our 2015 Fall Rally will be hoisted by Fred & Arlene Kaminski #10305, and Jack Hobbs & Rose Mary Reasnor #15636 in Columbus, IN. in conjunction with the 2015 GrandVention. Jim & Genise Higginbotham #15086 and Bill & Jan Velting #17207 are working rallies for 2016.

Larry Pontius #16813 President

Mid Atlantic If you didn’t come to our Spring rally in Roanoke Rapids, NC, you missed a great time! Mike and Judy Sharbaugh #15672 hosted a nice rally with good meals and great fellowship. We had a skeet shoot competition and Carol McGee #16516 turned out to be a real Annie Oakley. Larry and Joyce Humphreys #17047 took us on a pontoon boat ride. They had decorated their boat like a pirate ship and we got lots of looks from the other boaters. For our nights around the campfire, there was a sing-a-long contest like The Voice and David Sebert #15673 showed all of us up. We had a fun time at this rally. Some of the above events may or may not have happened. You just have to come to the rallies and find out. The fall rally is scheduled for Oct. 1-4 in Winchester, VA at the Candy Hill Campground. Bob and Carol McGee #16516 and Don and Nancy Sprouse #16159 are hosting this rally. They have planned a tour of historic Winchester and the Shenandoah Valley Museum. Winchester is known for its Apple Orchards and Civil War battlefields. The fall should be a beautiful time to be in Winchester so do make plans to join us for this rally.

Ben Harris, President

Mid South The first rally of the year was in Breaux Bridge, La. at Cajun Palms RV Resort was great fun. The March Music Festival was all about the swamp music! We had a great turn out for this rally, approximately 105 motorcaders and 53 coaches were in attendance. There were 6 first timers and 2 Florida members as guests and our International President joined us as well, Joyce and Bill Holmberg. We enjoyed Cajun food, swamp boat tour, and live music on Saturday. Mid-South Fall Rally is planned for the Choctaw KOA in Durant, OK. on September 17- 20, 2015. This park is on the grounds of the Choctaw Casino and is within walking distance or you can take the shuttle back and forth to the RV park. There will be live entertainment at the casino each weekend.

mural capital of Georgia. Many of the buildings are decorated with murals depicting rural life painted by local artist. Even the five-story grain elevator(shown) is covered by a life like mural. Also, in Colquitt is the old Tanner Inn, serving a southern style buffet lunch from which we stuffed ourselves. After lunch we moved (waddled) across the square to Swamp Gravy Playhouse at the Old Cotton Warehouse. This is a unique and very well presented playhouse whose actors and actresses are from the local community. Their plays derive from local stories about peoples’ lives, we saw the show “Lost & Found”. If you would like more information about this playhouse see: www.swampgravy.com.

Our next rallies schedules are: 1. Christmas season 2015 rally December 4 - 6 at Lazy Days RV Resort in Seffner, Florida( Tampa area) 2. Tampa Supershow Pre-Rally at the Tampa Fairgrounds January 12 - 17, 2016 3. Spring Rally at Neapolitan RV Resort Naples, Florida April 6 - 9, 2016.

Four Corners The Four Corners Chapter is enjoying a peaceful summer. Plans are in the works for a meeting & meal in conjunction with the festivities of the Grandvention in Indiana. I have no details presently, but will get email or snail mail to everyone as soon as I finalize the plans. Meanwhile, best wishes for a healthy, happy, busy summer to all the Motorcaders. Hope to see you all in Indiana.

Kit Spahn #12144, President

Great Lakes Hello from the Great Lakes Chapter of the Foretravel Motorcade Club. Today is March 8th, we’ve set our clocks forward, we’re seeing signs of spring, and we’re anxious to pull the motorhomes out of storage and get them on the road. Our Spring Rally will be here before we know it (June 16th - 19th in Jackson, MI.) Our

This location is new, clean and very accommodating for motorhomes. We hope to see you there.Wagon Masters for the Fall Rally in Oklahoma:Maureen and Doug Lake #15561903-520-0228 • email @ [email protected]

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North Atlantic

Greetings from the North Atlantic Chapter of the Motorcade Club. As I write this article, we have just arrived home from our fabulous Spring Rally in lovely Cape May, NJ. It was held from May 28 – 31. It was so good to be on the road again and to meet and greet our chapter friends. We had 12 Club member coaches and one guest coach at the rally. We stayed at the Seashore Campgrounds and RV Resort which was located near all of the local attractions. If you have never been to Cape May, you must plan to visit there sometime soon. Cape May is a historic Victorian seaside gem and is the oldest resort and one of the most beautiful spots in the country. The entire city is a National Historic District, with nearly 600 preserved Victorian buildings. Jason and Donna Errett #17356 and Dick and Joanne Sherman #15323 planned a great time for all. We had lots of good meals and some wonderful conversation and fun activities. We also celebrated the 50th anniversaries of three couples. Congratulations to Thelma and Glenn Turner #15907, Donna and Jason Errett #17356, and friends Betty and Bob Boyanowski. One of the planned events was lunch at the Washington Inn. Everyone enjoyed the food and the ambiance. Built in 1840 as a Plantation home, the Inn has undergone few changes since its original owners. After our very special lunch, a trolley was waiting to take us on a tour of Cape May. The very knowledgeable guide gave us the history of the town and described the details about the historic houses we saw. It was a lovely day and the ride was enjoyed by all. In our free time, some toured the light house and wineries and visited the beautiful beaches. Others browsed in the quaint shopping areas. It does not get much better than this! Spring goes into summer and before long, it will be time for our Summer Rally at the home of Nancy and John Alguire #16241. The dates will be July 16 – 19 which is the third weekend of the month. Spending a relaxing weekend at the Alguire’s during the summer, never gets old. Contact John and

CHAPTER REPORTS The Northwest Chapter held their Spring Rally in Port Townsend, WA on June 4 - 7, 2015. We had ten coaches representing members from Idaho, Washington, Oregon and California in attendance. Our Wagon Masters were Diane and Dave Crawford who selected a wonderful area for the rally. Our destination was the Port Hudson Marina and RV Park where we had great views of Puget Sound, the Olympic and Cascade Mountain ranges as well as Mt. Baker and Mt. Rainier. We all enjoyed watching the ferries going back and forth, the sail boats and other watercraft. We saw a cruise ship heading for Alaska. Port Townsend is located approximately 40 miles NW of Seattle, WA. Port Townsend is known for its historical charm and the many Victorian building remaining from the 19th Century. The Historic District is a U.S. National Landmark District. It has numerous art galleries, quaint shops, small restaurants and several museums. Another landmark was the Manresa Castle built in 1892 as a private 30-room home. Today, it is a castle hotel.Our first night was a get-together in the Marine Room at the RV park to meet and visit. Everyone brought a “Finger Food” to share. The next night, we all met at Doc’s Marine Grill for a club hosted dinner. We had our potluck dinner which featured BBQ pork ribs and grill chicken on the last night of our rally. Thanks to Claire Almquist for fixing the ribs and chicken. After dinner, we held our business meeting. On our last morning of the rally, a continental breakfast was held in the Marina Room before we all headed out. Our days were open to explore as we wanted. Many drove to Fort Worden and visited the Puget Sound Coast Artillery Museum which covers the military history of the Fort (1897-1969, Army and Navy). The Port Wilson Lighthouse is located nearby. One morning a former mayor of Port Townsend was walking his dog through the RV park and asked if we were a group. We said we were and were in town for a RV rally. He offered to give us a tour of the NW Maritime Center nearby. He had been instrumental in raising funds to build this center. It offers classes and instruction on every phase of boating, from wood boat building to learning to sail or taking your boating skills to the next level. Another morning was the annual Race to Alaska. This race requires you to row, paddle or sail from Port Townsend to Ketchikan without the help of an engine. Gary and Claire Almquist are our Wagon Masters for the Fall Rally to be held in the Bend/Sisters, OR area September 15 - 19, 2015. We have reservations at the Bend/Sisters Garden RV Park located between Bend & Sisters on Hwy. 20. Sisters is a quaint little town with boutique shops, good restaurants, golf courses, fishing, mountain biking and many more outdoor activities. South of Bend, we will be visiting the Newberry National Volcanic Monument and The High Desert Museum. In Bend is

Nancy for more information. Charlie and Anna Mae Bateman #12235 are hosting our Fall Rally this year. It will be an old fashioned dry camping event at the Bacon Hill Campground near Oswego, NY. The rally will be held the weekend after Labor Day, September 10 – 13. We will be camping in a field and getting back to basics. The area has many outstanding attractions. Oswego is the site of the United States Holocaust Museum. Part of the charter for the museum states: “The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is America’s national institution for the documentation, study, and interpretation of Holocaust history, and serves as this country’s memorial to the millions of people murdered during the Holocaust.” Please see the ad in this issue of the Motorcader magazine for more information on this rally. We also have members busy planning the Spring Rally for 2016. How great is that?? Shirley and Russ Major #12059 and Pam and Brad Johnson #16422 are going to be hosting a rally at Center Hall, PA. It will be the “Rally in the Valley”. Center Hall is only miles away from the Penn State campus where there is always a something fun to do. We will have a bus tour of the campus and also visit Penn’s Cave. One stop that is a must at Penn State is a visit to the Creamery. It is the largest university creamery in the United States, using approximately 4.5 million pounds of milk annually, approximately half of which comes from a 225-cow herd at the University’s Dairy Production Research Center and the rest from an independent milk producer. Who can resist flavors like Peachy Paterno and Happy Happy Joy Joy? That rally may be a 10 pounder! Rally dates are June 1-4, 2016. For more information, watch the Motorcader for the ad coming soon.

Our chapter officers for 2015 are:

Richard Sherman (15323) – President, Dolly Ferguson (15909) – Vice President

Thelma Turner (15907) – Treasurer Marlene Wildenstein (11292) – Secretary

Our chapter president Dick Sherman #15323 sends greetings to all. He and Joanne look forward to seeing good friends and meeting first time attendees at all our chapter rallies. Each rally is also a Friends Rally so members are invited to bring their guests along. Hope to see lots of you at a rally or down the road. Safe travels to all.

Marlene Wildenstein, Secretary

NorthwestJune 10, 2015

the Old Mill District where there are breweries, great restaurants and shopping. There are plans to visit the Redmond Air Center Smokejumpers for a tour of the facility located north of Bend.

Marilyn Marlow #12663, President

South Central The South Central Chapter had a most enjoyable Spring Rally at the Flint River RV Park in Bainbridge, Georgia beginning March 12 thru 14. This was a joint rally with the Florida Chapter and was planned and executed by a great team of Wagon Masters, Pat and Yvonne Brewer (12728) and Nelson and Phyllis Sutherland (12926). We had a total of 28 coaches that made the trek to this quaint little old South Georgia town. Our Host had scheduled the Rally to coincide with some interesting activities taking place just across the street from the campground. The Bass Pro Shop was sponsoring one of their large bass fishing tournament and a major Bar B Q Cook Off contest was taking place at the same time. Live music was being played everywhere. We began the Rally with a good old fashioned Georgia fish fry with all the trimmings and things got better from there. In addition to all the local activities our Wagon Masters found a great local theater group putting on a play in the Cotton Hall at a neighboring town of Colquitt, Georgia. Their version of a play called Swamp Gravy kept all of our group entertained and amused. Thanks to the Brewers and Sutherlands for making this a memorable Rally. Our next great adventure will be our Fall Rally hosted by John and Sally Schock (17025) at the KOA Campground in Nashville, Tennessee. Some of the major attractions for this Rally will a trip up and down the Cumberland River in the world’s largest Showboat the General Jackson. Some of Nashville’s finest performers will entertain us while we ride the river in this majestic paddle wheeler. No trip to Nashville is complete without taking in a show at The Grand Ole Opry and John and Sally have that covered as well. There is a lot to see and do in the Nashville area so you don’t want to miss this one. This is the busy season in Nashville so campground space is at a premium. Sign up early so you won’t miss out on a great time. This Rally is timed so that many of you planning to travel to Indiana for the Grandvention can take a break and enjoy a few days taking in the sights and sounds of Nashville before making the roughly 300 mile journey north to Cleveland. If you want to know more about this Rally call John or Sally at 615-934-0043.

Lyn Whitaker - President


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