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Wow, so much has changed in the few short weeks since the Lake Pleasant rally! Obviously, the Covid-19 virus has changed everything.
We are “sheltering in place”, going for daily walks in our wonderful city, Mission Viejo CA, which has many walking paths, and we are just getting started exploring them all. Debbie has taken over the grocery shopping by going online. We now have accounts on Ralphs, Sprouts Farmers Market, Walmart, and Amazon’s food offerings, but haven’t had any luck with “Amazon Fresh” delivery, so she transferred those items. So far, we’ve been able to get all our needs with the delivery option with these markets.
We are also keeping as fit as we can, as we have an indoor Elliptical Treadmill that we had in the garage. We also have some exercise dumbbells, and exercise bands. Also, we have a Silver Sneakers membership through our Medicare Advantage plan. It includes free memberships with all the YMCA’s in the US that accept it, and now on Facebook they have about 200 exercise videos for all levels. Now they’re hosting 30 minute FB live workouts 3 days a week, which we attend.
Unfortunately, no one knows how long this Coronavirus is going to last, but to have it affect almost the entire planet, is a scary scenario. We just hope and pray that we can all “Flatten the Curve” soon by adhering to the guidelines.
We hope that everyone in our club and beyond are staying healthy and happy in this very troubling time.
For something to smile about, make sure you check out the "Signs of the Times" section later in the newsletter.
Upcoming 2020 rallies
Depending on how things go for the rest of the year, we will keep all our members apprised of any changes to our Rallies schedule.
We attended the Lake Pleasant Rally at the Pleasant Harbor RV Resort and Marina. Check out the details below; it was an
outstanding
rally hosted by Mary and Bob Coleman, and we all had so much fun, as they kept us busy the entire week, and we even got to take extra food home (Mary insisted!). We also enjoyed meeting new members Barry and Vivian Branin and returning member Dodie Gadient. We hope to see you again soon!
We had our standard Tech Talk, where as usual, and Dave Shehane moderated. Mainly, he spoke about the details of replacing the “Struts” that keep our upper cabinets open when we store all our stuff there. When we replaced ours for the first time, it looked like a daunting task, but it turns out to be an essentially easy task, and Dave did a stellar job of making the process an easy one.
I also would like to thank Dave for his amazing efforts at keeping most of us connected to electricity, which meant sometimes we managed to “blow the circuit breakers” occasionally (us included). It turns out the electrical setup for this building was not designed for any of our RV requirements.
And last, but not least, a
BIG THANK YOU
to
Mary and Bob Coleman
who managed to pull off this “temporary location” for our Chinookers in
one week
!! See below for the details.
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
It’s my privilege to welcome the following new members. Thank you so very much for joining our club, and we hope to see you at future rallies!
- Ben and Sharon Dayot - Seattle, Washington
- Denis and Dinah Murdock - Justin, Texas
- Fran Rehrmann - Garden City, Idaho
- Paul and Diane Iverson - Palm Springs, California
- Ed and Pam Gwillim - Coquille, Oregon
~ Bob Shetland, President
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Stay Connected with Free Zoom Video Communications
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Here is a link Dave Shehane sent me to put in our newsletter:
https://youtu.be/8wBhi6vhPxk
. Although it is called "Working at Home Without Losing Your Mind" it goes over a lot of good stuff, and explains about using Zoom - AND it is quite entertaining. It's really great and important to see and talk to your family and friends!
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Corona Virus
What You Need to Know re Hand Washing
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From Jane Earley re Hand Washing for you to view, read, share/forward, and of course “wash your hands diligently” as this is one of the best and the few things that we can do at this time to be safer.
I reviewed YouTube Videos on Hand Washing and recommend the following since I can’t demonstrate in person. There are more, so review, and let me/us know what you recommend to help us/me. I particularly like using foaming soap (that is if it isn't sold out) as it is easier to use, wash off, etc. It's commonly used in Health Care Facilities. I prefer not using anti-bacterial soaps in the home as bacteria may become resistant to medications that are important to our health if we do become ill. One of the videos shows how to use a hand sanitizer.
**This next one had ads, so delete the ads.
Written document:
I learned how to wash my hands better than before after I viewed and read the above info. While working at LAC+USC Med Ctr. “General Hospital as an occupational therapist, I treated many ill inpatients—in
strict
and
reverse isolation
--before retiring many years after 31+ years. Also, from me, use a dry paper towel to turn off the faucet and to open the door if you can to avoid contaminating your clean, washed hands when you are in public.
Let's protect ourselves and others. My family/friends are worried about me/Jerry and have advised us to be more careful, be safer at home—not to shop (i.e. they will shop for us); avoid non-essential appointments including to health care settings; etc. In fact, our wonderful family called in a Costco order for delivery for us/them.
Info I saw posted @ Von’s 03/18/20: Von’s has reserved “Monday – Friday 7:00 – 9:00 a.m. for Seniors (65+), pregnant, or those with a disability or compromised immune system.”
Check if your stores nearby are doing this and/or whether it’s safe to do so considering others do/may go in besides the above listed shoppers.
Remember, to develop a contingency plan with your family/friends to have a “family team plan” in case you may have to take care of us and/or other family members who become ill in the home. Advocate by asking the healthcare workers and others to use good hand washing techniques to protect us if you see them not using good techniques. The World Health Organization (WHO) wrote:
"Diligent hand washing, particularly after touching surfaces in public. Use of hand sanitizer that contains at least 60 percent alcohol is a reasonable alternative if the hands are not visibly dirty."
Remember another important fact I read is a “fecal-oral route of transmission”: contamination through "respiratory droplets and fecal shedding" supports the need for strict adherence to environmental and hand hygiene procedures.”
You can also read what they’ve learned in China, Australia, Washington State, etc. I learn a lot from MedPage Today for the medical community for latest updates. My favorite diabetes-related websites since I have Type 1 Diabetes are: diaTribe.org and TCOYD (Taking Control of Your Diabetes) tcoyd.org have posted recent comments for us with all types of diabetes.
diaTribe on March 18, 2020 posted:
In this video, highly esteemed endocrinologist Dr. Anne Peters discusses the possible impact of coronavirus on people with diabetes, and how to best prepare.
Maybe we should “bow” or just “wave” from a safe distance as a way to greet others and say goodbye. Touching elbows (elbow bump) &/or feet bump is closer than six (6) or ten (10) feet away, too close for me to stay safe and infection free.
Please stay safe/safer at home and healthy, Jane Earley
Sorry for being so wordy. To make it safer during hand washing: I’ve removed my rings except a wedding band; cut my fingernails short; removed my bracelets and only wear my medical alert bracelet. I will position my watch higher (or will take off when necessary) and roll back my long sleeves so I can wash above my wrists.
If I find anything else that might be useful, I’ll let you know. Share your knowledge also.
~ Jane Earley, Member-at-Large
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Chinook RV Club Folder on Google Drive
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- 2020 Membership Directory - rev. 3-27-2020
- Chinook Club Photo Directory - rev. 3-27-2020
~ Dave Shehane, VP Membership
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Upcoming Rallies Snapshot
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- Canyonville, OR - In June 25, Out June 28, 2020 - Seven Feathers RV Resort, http://www.sevenfeathersrvresort.com/, hosted by Debbie & Bob Shetland. (see article)
- Heber City, UT (17th Annual) - In September 13, Out September 17, 2020 - Mountain Valley RV Resort, https://mountainvalleyrv.com, hosted by Sue & David DeMartini. (see article)
- Palm Desert, CA - Possible rally in November, 2020 - Emerald Desert RV Resort, https://www.emeralddesert.com/, hosted by Marta & Bert Wall.
- Lake Pleasant, CA - Planned for March, 2021 - Hank Raymond Lodge, hosted by Mary & Bob Coleman.
- Quincy, CA - In May 20, Out May 23, 2021 - Pioneer RV Park, http://pioneerrvpark.com/, hosted by Debbie & Bob Shetland
- Possible Washington Rally - September, 2021 - Dale Frank & Gene Johnson are looking into it.
Please Consider Hosting a Rally in 2021
Contact me at debbieshetland@gmail.com
I'll send you a checklist, walk you through it, and help you along the way.
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~~~ MARCH RALLY RECAP ~~~
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LAKE PLEASANT RALLY
Peoria, AZ
Held March 2-6, 2020
Moved to Pleasant Harbor RV Resort - Hosted by Mary & Bob Coleman
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Seated:
Bob Shetland, Linda Blackburn, Mary Coleman, Bob Coleman, Jane Earley, Jerry Earley
Standing:
Ray Blackburn, Ole Jensen, Barbara Jensen, Gail Pentzek, Ralf Pentzek, Mary Esther Chavarela, Skip White, Mark Wills, Patty White, Dave Shehane, Patsy Shehane, Larry Campbell, Sue Campbell, John Rigdon, Doug Askerman, Stan Oliveira, Debbie Shetland, Kit Oliveira, Vivian Branin, Barry Branin
At Right:
Dodie Gadient
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The Lake Pleasant Rally is always special, and this one was no exception! Mary and Bob really outdid themselves this year despite a last minute complication that would send lesser people running for the hills - finding out less than a week before the rally that the Hank Raymond Lodge was under renovation that would not be completed before 30 Chinookers were scheduled to arrive. This could have been a disaster. What happened was really amazing, and would have been impossible if Mary weren't such a force of nature and well-organized person.
Her first action was to go to the CEO of the Maricopa Water District. The result of that meeting? She was given the use of a building and dry camping area at the nearby Pleasant Harbor RV Resort with full access to the resort amenities, and a full refund of the deposit for the lodge. First obstacle overcome!
Next, because Mary and Bob actually provide ALL the meals at their rallies, how could they do without the full kitchen of the lodge and be able to prepare the food in a building with one refrigerator, a small microwave, and the only sink in a tiny bathroom with no hot water? Somehow they managed to do the food prep in advance, get a second refrigerator, gather camp stoves, cookers, toasters, coffee makers, lots of paper and plastic (because water had to be heated and poured into a tub in order to wash dishes), and a myriad of other things. The one thing they couldn't get was an oven, which was needed for the pork roast planned for Wednesday's dinner. Solution? Use the lodge refund to take everyone out to dinner on our way back from our excursions. Many more obstacles overcome!
We were all amazed at how well everything turned out.
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The first night of the rally, we enjoyed a wonderful cold buffet and wine at our Meet and Greet with ice cream bars for dessert. What fun it was to visit with everyone and even play some games - my favorites were Skip-Bo and Dominoes. Dodie Gadient was just there the one night, so it was nice to meet her and get to spend some time getting to know her.
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Every morning breakfast was ready for us at 7:00, and I'm sure some joined Mary and Bob that early, but Bob and I usually wandered in about 8:00.
On Tuesday we had our Tech Talk with lots of good information from Dave Shehane and new member Barry Branin, had our Book/CD/DVD Exchange, were entertained by Jerry Earley's drone, got info from Skip and Patty White about Harvest Hosts (where RVs can stay for free overnight at wineries and farms), went for walks, checked out the RV Resort and Marina, played more games, and got to know each other better. Dave also snapped pictures of Dodie Gadient and John Rigdon for our Chinook Club Photo Directory stored in the
Chinook RV Club Folder on Google Drive (referenced above).
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Wednesday was our big day - packed full of great activities. Mary and Bob had to start extra early to get breakfast out and head over to pick up two 15-passenger vans with Jerry Earley and Barry Branin, our volunteer drivers. Then it was back to pick up most of us for our first stop in Phoenix at the
Wrigley Mansion for a tour and lunch.
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One of five Wrigley mansions, this is a landmark building of Phoenix that sits on top of a 100 ft high hillock with a spectacular view of the whole city that lies on its foothills. It was built in between 1929 and 1931 by William Wrigley Jr. The tour guide told us the amazing story of how Wrigley ultimately became a wealthy industrialist dealing mainly in chewing gums.
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After lunch most of us boarded the vans and headed to Scottsdale for ice cream at the
Sugar Bowl. Mary and Bob had also driven their car, so Bob could drive a couple people back to Lake Pleasant to take care of their dogs, and then join us later later for dinner.
The ice cream was delicious. Bob Shetland finished his sundae and wanted a taste of someone's banana split. Look what showed up on the table!
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Pix to the right is of Jane Earley and Mary outside the Sugar Bowl after the scrumptious ice cream.
We wandered around Old Town Scottsdale for a little bit and then headed on to our next stop - the wonderful Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix.
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The
Musical Instrument Museum (MIM),
displays more than 7,000 instruments collected from around 200 of the world’s countries and territories. Most displays include videos that show the instruments
being played in their original contexts. We enjoyed a guided tour through the Geographic Galleries
that focus on five major world regions: the Africa and Middle East Gallery, Asia and Oceania Gallery, Europe Gallery, Latin America Gallery, and United States/Canada Gallery. Here are just a small sample of the exhibits.
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An exhibit that I thought was really amazing was the Recycled Orchestra made in Latin America from discarded oil drums, water pipes, kitchen utensils, and x-ray films. The instruments are pure genius! I couldn't believe how wonderful they sounded on the exhibit video, and could only imagine the impact they have had on the lives of the children from the poor Paraguayan shantytown that had been built on a massive landfill. The exhibit was made possible in part by the "Landfill Harmonic" documentary.
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After the tour we had a little bit of time to take in the other exhibits, but there was so much to see that we'll definitely go back again. Other galleries to see at the museum: the Artist Gallery, Experience Gallery, Mechanical Music Gallery, Collier STEM Gallery, and the Conservation Lab. You can learn more about them at
https://mim.org/.
Jerry Earley and Bob Shetland had lots of fun in the Experience Gallery! Make sure you check out the videos in the rally photo album (see the link at the end of this article).
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When we left the MIM we head to
Wild Horse West in Peoria, where 24 of us gathered on the patio for dinner. It was a bit cold, but the waitress had a great personality, and we enjoyed the food, drink, and
camaraderie.
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Wednesday was definitely a full and wonderful day. Mary did a great job figuring it all out for us. She and Bob probably deserve an award for Best Rally Hosts!
At the right is a picture Barry Branin contributed of our entire route for the day.
Doug Askerman's wife Oleta (below) drove over from Prescott, AZ and joined us on our excursions on Wednesday and visited again on Thursday. Good to see you Oleta!
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After breakfast, games, and visiting with the group on Thursday morning, my hubby and I headed out to have lunch with an old co-worker of his. That means we missed lunch with the group but I know Mary and Bob put out a big spread, as always.
For dinner Bob did his famous Fish Fry (YUM!) and there was also all the leftover food from the previous days. There was so much food that Mary told us we were all going to be taking home leftovers, and believe me, that was just fine with all of us! We ended up with chicken salad, meatloaf, coleslaw, some fresh fish, and I can't remember what else, but it was enough that we didn't have to go shopping for days after we got home. Thanks soooo much Mary and Bob!
Guests joined us for dinner that night and they fit right in - Dennis and
Jeannie Branin, Barry Branin's brother and sister-in-law. We had a very nice visit with them and got a kick out of the interaction between the two brothers, and how much they are alike - lots of fun! It was great meeting Dennis and Jeannie and getting to know Barry and Vivian, since this was their first rally.
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Stop sticking out your tongue, Barry!
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Thanks for snapping this shot, Dennis.
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After dinner Mary taught us all how to play Bingo using decks of cards instead of Bingo cards and tokens, and it was a lot of fun. We divided up into tables with four people per table, made sure there were no jokers in our decks of cards, and then dealt out all the cards to the people at our tables, 13 cards each. Next, each person arranged their cards by suits and face up on the table in front of them. Mary called out one card at a time, and someone at each table would toss that card into the middle of the table. The first person to get rid of all their cards at any table won the game and picked one of Mary's cash envelopes at random. Mary even did variations of the game where we started out putting certain cards in the center. We all enjoyed playing even if we didn't win. I was so excited when I won $4.00!
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Jane presented our Thank You card to Mary and Bob.
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Mary Esther, Jerry and Jane showed off their line dancing.
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Don't miss the video in the rally photo album (link below)!
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Friday morning Mary and Bob served up the last meal of the rally. We wanted to get on the road early, so we didn't stay for breakfast. Bob and I had said most of our goodbyes the night before, but we did get to hug a few people. We had such a great time, it was hard to leave.
If this has to be our last rally for a while because of the coronavirus, I'm so glad it was such a good one. Thanks again, Mary and Bob!
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Link to All the Pictures
Thanks to Jane & Jerry Earley, Barry & Vivian Branin, Mary & Bob Coleman, Dave & Patsy Shehane, Patty and Skip White, and my hubby Bob, the pictures above are but a small representation of those taken at the rally. Check out this link to view all the pictures and even a couple of videos:
Lake Pleasant Rally - March 2020
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CANYONVILLE, OR Mini Rally
In June 25 (Thurs.) - Out June 28 (Sun.), 2020
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At this moment in time, we don't know if we will be able to have this rally - but we are hopeful. I am currently holding deposit checks for 12 people. I will be holding all deposit checks until a month before the event. We'll just have to see what's going on then. I will keep everyone posted.
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Seven Feathers RV Resort is a quiet and pristine place in the heart of beautiful Southern Oregon
, located at Exit 99 off the I-5.
In the "Land of Umpqua" it is nestled in a canyon of Douglas Fir and Pines where their fragrance lingers long after quiet hours.
It is a beautiful park with well
spaced sites, level concrete pads with patios
, and 23 acres of manicured lawns and lush landscaping. There's a heated pool and hot tub, fitness center, family-style showers and restrooms, golf packages, guest lounge, gift gallery, 24-hour Seven Feathers Truck Stop with grocery, deli/ice cream (both within walking distance), a garden walk along Jordan Creek, and shuttle service to the Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort across the street. Check out the resort
Site Map.
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LOCATION: Seven Feathers RV Resort, 325 Quintioosa Drive, Canyonville, Oregon 97417 (from I -5, exit 99)
HOSTS: Debbie and Bob Shetland
SITES RESERVED: 15
RESERVATIONS & CONTACT: Contact Debbie Shetland at
debbieshetland@gmail.com or (949) 300-5231.
If you wish to come earlier and/or stay later, please let me know, so I can see if the park can accommodate.
Outside of rally dates, regular camping fees will apply, but they do offer discounts for Good Sam, Family Motor Coach, AAA, AARP, Senior, Active or Non active Military.
DEPOSIT: $60 includes first night stay of $53 plus $7 toward rental of the Barbeque Pavilion. Send your $60 check payable to Debbie Shetland, 28402 Daroca, Mission Viejo, CA 92692.
ADDITIONAL COST: When you check in, you will be charged for the remaining two nights at $53/night and pay for any extra nights.
DEADLINE: $60 Deposit due between now and May 15th
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ACTIVITIES:
- Thursday, 6-25: Check-in Time Begins at 2:00 pm. Meet & Greet with Wine & Dinner provided around 5:00 pm.
- Friday, 6-26: Book Exchange and Tech Talk at 10:00 am. Group picture at 5:30 pm. Potluck at 6:00 pm.
- Saturday, 6-27: Free day. Casual gathering for Happy Hour late afternoon.
- Sunday, 6-28: Check-out time is 11:00 am.
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HEBER CITY, UT (17th Annual)
In September 13 (Sun.) - Out September 17 (Thurs.), 2020
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Mountain Valley RV Resort, located in beautiful Heber City, Utah, is one of the finest RV resorts in the Western United States and the highest rated park in Utah with a 10/10/10 Good Sam rating. The resort is just off HWY 40 in Heber City, located in Northern Utah just 45 minutes east of Salt Lake City, 20 minutes south of I-80 (Park City) and 30 minutes east of I-15 (Orem). It is sheltered by the stunning Rocky Mountains of the beautiful Heber Valley that is
home to blue ribbon fishing on the Provo River and over 90 holes of championship golf.
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The resort has two swimming pools (one for families and one for adults), two pickleball courts, basketball, volleyball, shuffleboard, and a dog park. It also has a new clubhouse featuring conference room with kitchen, small game room, indoor/outdoor fireplace, exercise room, large foyer with large screen TV and pool table.
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LOCATION:
Mountain Valley RV Resort,
2120 South Hwy 40, Heber City, UT 84032
HOSTS: Sue and David DeMartini
SITES RESERVED: 20
This looks like a beautiful place to have our next Annual Rally - make sure you put the dates on your calendar!
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Enjoy the creativity found in these actual signs spotted throughout the country.
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In a Shoe Repair Store:
"We will heel you. We will save your sole. We will even dye for you."
On a Curtains and Blinds Truck:
"Blind Man Driving"
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Over a Gynecologist's Office Door:
"Dr. Jones, at your cervix."
In a Podiatrist's office:
"Time wounds all heels."
On a Septic Tank Truck:
"Yesterday's Meals on Wheels"
In a Veterinarian's Waiting Room:
"Be back in 5 minutes. Sit! Stay!"
On a Plumber's Truck:
"We repair what your husband fixed."
On Another Plumber's Truck:
"Don't sleep with a drip. Call your plumber."
At a tire shop in Milwaukee:
"Invite us to your next blowout."
On an Electrician's Truck:
"Let us remove your shorts."
In the Front Yard of a Funeral Home:
"Drive carefully. We'll wait."
In a Chicago Radiator Shop:
"Best place in town to take a leak."
At a Propane Filling Station:
"Thank Heaven for little grills."
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In a Non-smoking Area:
"If we see smoke, we will assume you are on fire and will take appropriate action.
On a Maternity Room Door:
"Push. Push. Push"
At a Car Dealership:
"The best way to get back on your feet - miss a car payment."
Outside a Muffler Shop:
"No appointment necessary. We hear you coming."
At an Optometrist's Office:
"If you don't see what you're looking for
You've come to the right place."
At the Electric Company:
"We would be delighted if you send in your payment on time. However, if you don't, YOU will be de-lighted."
In a Restaurant Window:
"Don't stand there and be hungry; come on in and get fed up."
On the Back of Another Septic Tank Truck:
"Caution - This Truck is Full of Political Promises."
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THE CHINOOK SONG (OPUS THREE)
By Al Enriquez 9/17/2003
(Sung to the tune of On Top of Old Smokey)
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WE ARE HAPPY RV'ERS
WE SELDOM GET SHOOK
AND OF ALL OUR POSSESSIONS
WE LOVE OUR CHINOOK
WE TRAVEL THE HIGHWAYS
WITH NO CARES TO BEAR
WHEN WE STOP AND HOOK-UP
MOST PEOPLE STARE
THEY GATHER AROUND
TO ADMIRE OUR RIG
WE ASK THEM INSIDE
IF THEY'RE NOT TOO BIG
REFRAIN
WE'VE TRAVELED THE COUNTRY
AND WHEREVER WE ROAM
IN OUR TWENTY-ONE FOOTER
WE NEVER MISS HOME
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WE GO EAST AND WEST
NORTH AND SOUTH TOO
WE FACE HILLS AND MOUNTAINS
THEY'RE EASY TO DO
WITH ONLY TWO SEATS
IT IS QUITE A THRILL
TO NOT HAVE TO WORRY
IF GRANDKIDS ARE STILL
TRAILWAGONS GO FORWARD
KEEP CHINOOKS WITH ZEST
FOR AS LONG AS WE'RE ABLE
WE'LL BE DRIVING THE BEST!
WE ARE HAPPY RV'ERS
WE SELDOM GET SHOOK
AND OF ALL OUR POSSESSIONS
WE LOVE OUR CHINOOK
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Chinook History Since 1938
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Chinook RV Club
Vehicle Name Plaques Available
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Available to Members for Just $35.00
These plaques are durable engraved plastic, so they will not fade or wear out, and come with a chain to hang on your Chinook. Club members proudly display them at rallies to identify their coaches.
To order send your check for $35 directly to Barbara Jensen, 1255 S. Sandy Hill Drive, West Covina, CA 91791. Include the names as you would like them displayed on the plaque, including your city, state.
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Club Officers 2019-2020
President:
Bob Shetland bshetland2@gmail.com
V. P. Membership:
Dave Shehane dshehane@gmail.com
V. P. Rallies:
Debbie Shetland debbieshetland@gmail.com
Secretary:
Patsy Shehane pashehane@gmail.com
Treasurer:
Mary Coleman maryccoleman@hotmail.com
Co-Members-at-Large:
Dale Frank
dale.frank@centurytel.net and
Jane Earley
earleyjane@gmail.com
Immediate Past President:
Dave Shehane dshehane@gmail.com
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Other Club Positions
Webmaster:
Dave Shehane webmaster@chinookrvclub.com
Editor:
Debbie Shetland debbieshetland@gmail.com
Club Historian:
TBD
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PURPOSE: This Club (Chinook RV Club) exists to promote social, recreational & informational exchange activities that provide for the enjoyment and pleasurable use of all its members. Our club functions primarily in the western and central US, although it is open to qualified members from the Eastern club (Chinook Camping Club).
DUES: Our dues are $35.00/year. Our fiscal and membership year is October 1 through September 30. Prompt payment not only helps Treasurer in budgeting expenses, but also helps the V.P. Membership to produce our Membership Directory. Please advise V.P. Membership of any changes in e-mail and mailing addresses.
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