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1. approximate retail 22 Reduce flare w new extra Canon lens hood EW 73B original Canon package approximate retail 30 New extra Canon lens cap E 67U original Canon package approximate retail 8 Lens and all listed accessories 300 Call Marv Weinstein at 623 214 50542. Camera Guild Sun City Wickenburg Photography SCW West and Grand Photos SCG Grand Photos is the host this season and is responsible for the administration print and digital competitions and the program The other clubs are responsible for publicity facility and refreshments print display racks and ribbons labels and treasury Pat Shannahan a photojournalist for the Arizona Republic will present a program with some of his best photos He presented a fascinating program to us last spring Print and Digital Categories are Open Nature Creative and Monochrome white one color Prints may be any size that will fit on 16x20 or 11 x14 boards Foam boards are allowed in this competition You may enter five digitals and five prints and the entries can be mixed among the categories with no limit per category New this season is the People s Choice Award chosen by event attendees This year s theme is Photojournalism Story telling photos will be 8 2 x11 unmounted color or B amp W prints The winning photo will be featured on ads and posters promoting the competition for next year This event is a good opportunity to meet photographers from nearby communities and see their photos Can you compete with these people Yes you can All prints will be displayed with ribbons and scores I ll present a slideshow for the digital competition in the morning and the last ACCC digital competition in the afternoon We encourage you to c
3. Macro and abstract photography co chaired by Gary Jann If you have a particular interest in or around photography and would like to share with the rest of the club by co chairing a photo shoot contact Shelly at amstar1 cox net Any idea or input is appreciated Tip Want to get the noise out There is a free download called Noiseware Removes noise from your images Works well www imagenomic com Jerry Weinstein Tips and Tricks Color Correction by Stan Bormann The picture we are dealing with is from member Bill Haskamp Now Bill and Romayne are snowbirds with a house in a retirement community in Minnesota and another house in SCG The problem they have is being in the wrong house during snow time Ohhhh what we do for grandchildren Bill sent this picture of their house in Minnesota The picture taken after dark to show the lights has a noticeable blue cast In Elements Editor we can see the blue cast by opening Info Window gt Info Select the eyedropper tool I on Keyboard Now if you pass the eyedropper over the image you can see the cast very readily Complete white would be R255 G255 B255 Complete black would be RO GO BO White in shadow such as the white house or snow should be neutral gray with the three close to the same such as R120 G120 B120 Checking Bill s house and yard we get Garage door R74 G80 B106 with a clear blue cast House Gabl
4. the holiday activities fade into memories and as we cheer or lament the outcome of our favorite collegiate bowl game your Grand Photos Club is ready to offer everyone many great opportunities in 2008 Some are a continuation of previous years events while others are new We will continue to offer many diversified Monday and Friday workshops at 1 PM while introducing Thursday evening workshops at 7 PM Some of these will be a series of how to classes patterned after the Elements 4 0 5 0 sessions presented by Stan Bormann last year John Hertia will present a series featuring the use of Photo Shop CS3 I will have a series on PowerPoint and we hope to have Dik Salsbury do a series on Pro Show Gold Watch for e mails from Sue Marrugi with a monthly calendar of events or check out our Web site We are always looking for ideas and suggestions from members If you have something to share or are interested in learning a skill that is not currently being offered please contact me SO we can discuss how to make it happen I am looking forward to a great year with loads of photographic opportunities to meet our club members needs Please tell us how we are doing Thanks and keep on shootin photos that is Photo Shoots By Shelly Morgenstern On Sunday evening December 16 we held a shoot of lights outside various homes in the Grand The evening began with a talk by Gene McDermott on proper techniques for shooting in the li
5. there are several ways that work just about as well and we all have our favorites Treasurer s Report By Ronald Szwiec First of all I would like to thank those in attendance at the December 12 meeting for their vote of confidence As newly elected Treasurer my goal is to expand upon the current reporting system by setting up recording procedures that will capture the various income and expense categories I feel this is a necessary step so that the Board can properly measure the financial impact of the various programs that have been implemented I look forward to working with the Board in support of the ongoing enhancements for the benefit of all our members Favorite Places By Bill Haskamp Introduction When l finished studying the first issue of this newsletter was impressed with the personal feel it projected It seemed like a good medium for getting to know someone as we did with Lyle Patton Following that theme thought another personal touch would be to have club members tell all of us about one or more of their favorite places The newsletter powers that be agreed and so this column came to be am writing the first one in the hopes that it will inspire many of you to contact me at billromyh yahoo com with a written description of your favorite place The only ground rules are that your favorite place must be public must be a place where you feel at peace where you are in a world of your own or where you cou
6. us in front of some nice scenery and it was a great way to connect with fellow travelers and get some tips on where to go and what to see As a reminder wide angle shots are everywhere In addition to making sure you have something in the foreground middle ground and background and that you are using a very small aperture watch your polarizer since the effect will often change significantly over the entire soan encompassed by your wide angle lens In other words one side of the image may be significantly darker than the other side In those cases removal of your polarizer is the only solution Temperatures while we were there in mid September were in the 60 s so a light fleece jacket and windbreaker were more than adequate Snow often falls at that time on the high peaks lf you choose to go to the Park in the fall encourage you to linger this Park is made for it Bring a picnic lunch every day soak up the rays and the scenery and breathe the mountain air Another picture didn t take was of two older gentlemen sitting in their lawn chairs enjoying a glass while staring at Long s Peak the highest peak in the Park That image in my mind sums up Rocky Mountain National Park at its best Northwest Valley Competition By Dik Salsbury NW Valley Representative Westbrook Village will be the site of annual NW Valley Competitions for the foreseeable future Hosting of the event will rotate between the five clubs Westbrook Village
7. 19 13 Classified Ady For Sale 200 like new Canon PowerShot S1 IS Comes in original box with manuals and neck strap Also included are 2 CompactFlash cards 512MB each and a lens adapter with sunscreen and polarizing lens Great camera for someone who wants to go beyond auto shooting Don Boucher azboucher cox net For Sale I m anew member and I have quite a bit of Leica equipment I plan to sell High serial number Leica M3 1 250 Leica 50mm Rigid Summicron 450 MR 4 Leicameter 225 Leica Black Chrome 90mm ElmaritM 450 Leica Chrome Leicaflex SL 450 Leica Black Chrome Leicaflex SL 2 850 Leica 28mm ElmaritR 3 Cam lens 500 Leica 90mm SummicronR 3 Cam lens 500 Leica 180mm ElmarR 3 Cam lens 450 Leica Swing out Polarizer 150 Leica Minilux w date back 275 Mecablitz 45 CT 4 flash 250 Metz 34 CS 2 Flash 150 All prices are negotiable except the Leica M3 If any members are interested in this equipment I can be contacted at adobe business cox net or at 623 584 3888 Calvin Bud Cook For Sale Canon i9900 Photo Printer I have had this printer for 23 months and have used it only to print photos It can use 4x6 up to 13x19 paper It has 8 ink tanks and since I am selling it I had a new printer head installed about four weeks ago 80 I have the User s Manual CD and cables Price 200 Visit these Web sites for more information www imaging resource com PRINT C19 19900 htnl or www creati
8. B156 109 The mid tones were decreased in brightness from around 122 to around 110 or about 10 darker We will have to ask Bill if that is what it looked like that cold night in Minnesota I suspect he made that trip out to take the picture soooo fast he won t be able to tell for sure if we got it right We will just claim that it is perfect You may think this technique is limited because you must know that something in the image is neutral Gray but white is a very common color in our images When we find it in the shade this technique is likely to work It might be a white shirt shaded by some other clothing or part of the person It might be a building in a landscape with some shade There are many examples When we cannot find anything neutral we need to go on to some other technique None of these tips work all the time You might try Warming Up or Cooling Down a Photo on page 140 of Scott Kelby s book The Photoshop Elements 5 Book for Digital Photographers In the Layers Pallet click the black white Circle Create Adjustment Layer and select Photo Filter In this shot you would use a Warming Filter 85 I tried it on this image setting the density to 75 which a bit overdid it but then after clicking OK adjusted the opacity of the layer to 84 and got pretty close Now you can adjust the lighting as you feel it is required with levels or some other technique As is so often the case with Elements
9. Favorite Places This was Bill Haskamp s creative idea He will kick off with the first article and photos in this issue and invite others to contribute to the Favorite Places articles in the future Enjoy Sue Marrugi INFOCUS Editor sumarru165 msn com Dan and Nancy Jacob Proofreaders Page Seven Favorite Places cont Page Eight NW Valley Comp ACCC Report Page Nine Photo Gallery GP Competition Page Ten Photo Gallery ACCC Competition Page Eleven GP Digital Winners Page Twelve GP Print Winners Page Thirteen Classifieds Gale McCall By Shirley Bormann This month we are focusing on another friendly interesting and accomplished fellow photographer here in Sun City Grand Gale McCall Gale has been our Social Chairperson for the annual spring banquet for the past three years so those of you who have been there know her to be a witty charming and gracious emcee What many of you probably don t know is that Gale is also a wonderful and enthusiastic volunteer lecturer with ASU at SCG and has taught classes on Ancient Rome and Greek and Roman Mythology She helps make the ancient Romans come alive Stan and I have each taken and enjoyed both of these classes This coming semester thru ASU she will be moderating a class on Ancient Greece and in September of 2008 Gale will be leading an educational tour sponsored by ASU to Greece As a high school teacher she led students to Europe on 25
10. Up as they call the exhibition and meeting Tip How Much Portable Storage Do I Need Jim Urquhart There have been discussions on having storage for your images while on vacation or extended trips We have heard 80 GB 100 GB etc I have two SLR cameras and I shoot the largest JPEG images They both have a 1 GB card The cards will hold an average of 267 images if I shoot in the largest JPEG mode and 120 in the RAW mode So just 10 GB of storage will hold 2 670 JPEG or 1 200 RAW images Photo Gallery Grand Photos Competition December 2007 Day s End Take a Leek Mike Seddon Group A Print Jerry Weinstein Group B Print Best of Show Best of Show Walt Disney Concert Hall Suspension Bridge Bill Graczyk Group A Digital Del Teter Group B Digital Best of Show Best of Show hoto Gallery ACCC Fall Competition 2007 Winners Fisherman s Bastion Shirley Bormann 2 4 Place Creative Print WAL dl e a ES N Mormon Barn Stan Bormann Bob Metz Award Best Mono Print 1 Place Mono Open Print Whites Mill 10 Jim Urquhart 2 Place Mono Print Old Mill 26 y Jim Urquhart Old Mill 17 2 Place Mono Digital Jim Urquhart 1 Place Creative Print 11 Grand Photos Digital Competition Winners By Dik Salsbury Digital Chairman The Grand Photos Fall 07 Digital Competition results were revealed on D
11. Volume 2 Issue 1 Jan Feb 2008 FROM THE PREZ By Jerry Weinstein I would like to take this opportunity to thank our past President Wayne Wellan for the great job he did last year He worked with CAM to get us all our equipment got us a permanent room and is now getting shades for the room Once this is done we will not have to get rooms in other places Through his efforts we now have the lab also on Thursday evenings so we can have more evening workshops Wayne you did a great job Thank you Congratulations to all the new participants in our competitions We had a big turnout I hope you enjoyed it Keep on entering A special thanks to John Macy for his donation of strobe lights and all the accessories It was very generous of him and we do appreciate it I look forward to working with the Board and club membership to help with the success of Grand Photos We will continue with our speakers workshops and photo shoots as before We are also putting together some new events including an Open House in February for all SCG residents Watch your e mails We have a great club With your help it can become even better Contents Page One From the Prez Membership Report Page Two Focusing in on Gale McCall Page Three VP Report Photo Shoots Page Four Tips and Tricks Page Five Tips and Tricks cont Treasurer s Report Page Six Favorite Places www grandphotos net Memb
12. e R63 B76 B108 ditto Snowbank R93 G111 B151 ditto again Trim on window R128 G87 B83 a bit red from the holiday lights The spots other than the window trim all have R Red and G Green significantly lower than B Blue which documents the blue cast on things that are supposed to be white in shadow neutral gray With any picture that includes something white that is in shade or shadow there is a very easy trick to color correct the image All we have to do is open Levels Cntrl L and click on the center eyedropper used to set the mid tones in the image and click on the snow where it is not receiving any of the holiday light effect The front of the snowbank is great Now when we check Info again we get Garage Door R71 102 G77 85 B103 65 a bit red from the lights House Gable R64 94 G79 87 B108 69 much more neutral Snowbank R92 122 G115 123 B157 122 very neutral Sky R83 114 G110 118 B157 122 also close to neutral Continued on next page Color Correction continued With these numbers the first for each color is what it was before adjusting and the second after clicking with the mid tone eyedropper of Levels Now with the color corrected we can correct the lighting simply by sliding the center slider under the histogram I think the image is a bit light for the time of night this was taken and I pulled the slider to the right a bit Now on the snowbank I get Snowbank R92 111 G113 108
13. ec 12 Members in Division A entered 62 images and Division B members entered 146 images Fifty ribbons were awarded with the top three places as follows Division A BEST OF SHOW BILL GRACZYK Black amp White o 1 Place Bill Graczyk Nature o 1 Place Roseanne Patton o 2 Place Addie Stephens o 3 Place Joyce Salsbury Rotating Clouds o 1 Place Gene McDermott o 2 Place John Pearson Open o 1 Place Roseanne Patton o 2 Place Roseanne Patton o 3 Place Bill Graczyk o 1 Place Roseanne Patton o 2 Place Bill Haskamp Division B BEST OF SHOW DEL TETER Black amp White o 1 Place Del Teter o 2 Place Steve Stephens o 3 Place Marvin Weinstein Nature o 1 Place Lyle Patton o 2 Place Gary Jann o 3 Place Sherry Weinstein Rotating Clouds o 1 Place Gary Jann o 2 Place Steve Stephens o 3 Place Stan Bormann o 1 Place Gary Jann o 2 Place Jim Urquhart o 3 Place Steve Stephens o 1 Place Lyle Patton o 2 Place Gary Jann o 3 Place Stan Bormann Bill Graczyk Howard Lonn Gene McDermott Roseanne Patton and Addie Stephens advanced to Division B with points earned in the Fall Digital and Print competitions Congratulations to them and all members who competed 12 Grand Photos Print Competition Winners By Jim Urquhart Print Chairman Grand Photos Fall 07 prin
14. ership Report By Betty Burke Membership Chairperson I guess in simple terms the office entails keeping the club roster That part is easy The hard part is keeping the roster up to date That s where I m counting on each of you to help First off every member will be asked to fill out a form membership envelope with current information There are many of you who have changed phone numbers cell phone numbers and or e mail addresses since joining and an updated list is the only way to keep you informed of club activities Also if during the year you change information especially your e mail address please let me know You will also notice on the bottom of the membership envelope a place to sign up for various volunteer activities within the club I firmly believe this is a GREAT club and it will continue to be if everyone contributes Many of the clubs in SCG have a rule that volunteering is mandatory We don t have that rule in Grand Photos but in order to continue to have a great club we need full participation So get involved Let s make this a Grand Photo year Dues for 2008 are 20 00 per member plus 5 00 for a magnetic name tag if you don t have one The dues for a spouse are 10 00 plus 5 00 for the name tag if needed I will be collecting dues in January 2008 Looking forward to working with all of you Editor s Note IN FOCUS continues to grow This issue contains yet another new feature titled
15. ghting conditions we were to face We then drove to the homes selected by our chairperson Camille de la Torre to burn some film As the shoot ended we met at Camille s home for a cocktail party with a very photogenic Santa in front of the Christmas tree Shoots in the Works 1 The Rock Center run by the ASU Department of Anthropology to photograph the prehistoric paintings co chaired by Ken Squiers cont next column Kaiser Canwor Dan Jacot 2 Kaiser Canyon Dan Jacob Jerome and Tuzigoot National Monument Jerome is a former mining town now an artist colony Tuzigoot is a prehistoric Indian dwelling home to the Sinaloa tribe This shoot will be co chaired by Howard Lonn Flowers of the Phoenix Desert Botanical Gardens in late March With all the rain we ve had this should be a spectacular display Marshall Oseas will lecture and lead the program Grand Canyon Summer Getaway August 3 through 5 A three day two night trip overnighting in Williams and the Canyon The trip would include photographic opportunities at the train terminal in Williams Route 66 in Williams moving shots from the train and sunset as well as sunrise over the Canyon The cost will be between 190 and 310 per person depending on accommodations Because accommodations sell out so quickly we need to know how many people are interested by February 15 so the spaces can be reserved Heard Museum Hoop Dance Contest Feb 9 and 10
16. ld stay forever Hopefully it is a place where you are inspired to make unforgettable images The column must include plenty of photo advice and tips and include some pictures illustrating the sense of place have so many favorite places it is hard to pick one Alaska Jackson Hole the plains of Eastern Montana Glacier National Park the southern Utah National Parks and my native Minnesota all qualify but most recently my wife and revisited Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado 65 miles from Denver and fell in love with the Park and the adjacent town of Estes Park all over again Rocky Mountain National Park established in 1915 the tenth National Park to be established consists of only 415 square miles Within its boundaries there are 76 peaks over 12 000 feet and over 300 miles of hiking trails of various difficulties Bisecting the park is Trail Ridge Road the highest maintained road in the US and a worthwhile drive for sweeping images The park is open year round but far and away the best time to visit in my opinion is in the fall After Labor Day kids are back in school so visitation falls dramatically except for highly appreciative mature folks Motels hotels and condos lower their rates dramatically in the fall and starting around September 15 the hillsides are draped in gold by aspen found throughout the park In addition the elk enter the rut mating season about that time and to say they are everywhere Is a huge unde
17. lephoto is mandatory to capture them in the various meadows where they hang out It would be very nice to have a window mount for your camera to hold it super steady but a bean bag works as well if you turn off the car when you are bracing the camera on it Fourth have some comfortable walking shoes a small pack and be in reasonable shape With over 300 miles of trails there are plenty of places you might want to go to get some very nice images Some of the pasianisrartien IE offer great shots so don t feel you have to be part mountain goat to get there shot some nice images from Sprague Lake a quarter mile round trip from the car Bear Lake a half mile round trip from the car and Lily Lake also a half mile round trip For those of you in reasonable shape the Bear Lakes area is the trailhead for several moderate hikes to Nymph Lake Dream Lake and a number of others Early morning lets you capture reflections of Hallett Peak such as this one On longer hikes always take a compass water fire starter whistle sunscreen power bars and too much photographic equipment Also the higher elevations are subject to sudden weather changes so extra clothing is always a good thing to carry in your backpack as well As testimony to the time of year we were there not once did we have to resort to using the self timer There were many friendly folks on the trails and in the parking pull outs that were willing to snap a picture of
18. ll they are willing to visit and offer suggestions on hikes photographic spots and places to spot wildlife so make use of this resource Finally when you get there check the post card racks in Estes Park stores and you will get more ideas for places to plant your tripod Photo advice for this locale is fairly typical First ALWAYS have a camera with you The best picture we didn t get this year was the image of 14 elk cows and calves outside the restaurant where we had dinner staring through the windows watching all the patrons eating Our cameras were in the car and mine don t take any pictures on their own As you can see from the photo we took of the huge 6 point bullelk in the middle of U S Highway 34 you have to be prepared We shot that one about 50 feet from the Starbucks entrance Yes Gary Jann they have a Starbucks there Second always have your tripod with you Third if you have them you need a wide angle lens to capture the vistas around every corner and you need a telephoto lens and a sturdy tripod to capture shots of elk in the meadows off the park roads Favorite Places continued There are numerous lakes in the area which reflect the surrounding mountains The tripod lets you frame a good composition and get a great reflection shot in the early morning when a fast shutter speed is nearly impossible to use For the elk which are sometimes close enough to reach out and touch a short to medium te
19. ompete and attend Arizona Camera Club Council ACCC By Stan Bormann President Elect Some of you probably know that I have just become the President Elect of ACCC This is a two year term and normally I will be the President for another two years I am doing this because I consider ACCC important for Grand Photos So what is ACCC as it relates to our club Two of Grand Photos five competitions per year are sponsored by ACCC These competitions are with clubs throughout the state Some of those clubs are very active in international competition so this gives us a chance to test our work against some highly recognized competitors Don t let this scare you because our members do very well in winning ribbons at ACCC Winning an acceptance is considered a significant honor International competitors talk more about how many Acceptances they have won than anything About 1 3 of the entries typically win this award or higher Therefore if you win any ribbon you can consider yourself to have done well in a very competitive environment I encourage you to give it a try Prints Slides and Digital Images must be turned in after our spring February competition Watch their Web site WwWwW arizonacameraclubcouncil net in January for details on how to enter Dates are not final but our club will be collecting entries in late February and the exhibition is planned for mid April in Sun City I encourage you to enter and attend the Spring Round
20. rstatement Highly visible in the Park in meadows right off the road they wander through the town of Estes Park as well eating flowers shrubbery and trees at homes and businesses and the sound of their bugling can be heard day and night even from your motel room Even before you arrive you can get oriented and have a good idea as to what you want to do photographically by doing some homework Contact the Colorado Visitor Bureau and the Estes Park Chamber of Commerce to get started The internet will then help you round out the details Using Yahoo s search engine with Rocky Mountain National Park Photography as a topic you will be rewarded with dozens of photographs from amateurs and professionals that will give you an idea of the subject matter and the terrain The same is true for a number of books There are dozens if not hundreds of books covering various facets of this Park as well as all parts of Colorado My wife and have used John Fielders Best of Colorado and Photographing the Southwest Volume 3 by Laurent Martres Stan and Shirley turned us on to the Fielder book Both books are available on Amazon or Barnes and Noble as used books at a fraction of their normal price In addition using their searches to look for any books on Rocky Mountain National Park will result in many suggestions You can download all of the Park information from nps gov but check in with the Park rangers at the visitor center During the slack time of fa
21. t competition results were also revealed on December 12 There were 174 prints entered in Division A and 108 prints entered in Division B 57 ribbons were awarded with the top three places as follows Division A BEST OF SHOW MIKE SEDDON 1 Place amp Mike Seddon Day s End Best of Show 2 Place Betty Burke Tetons amp Thistles gt 3 place Charlie Lang ihe Vistas Nature Place _ Mike Burgess Moab 1 Place HowardLonn Fall Grandeur 3 Place Fred Hedrick White Cactus Blossom A place Darlene Eger Copenhagen Waterfront 2 Place Joyce Seddon Sharing the Sunset Patton Stephens Creative and Black White drew only four entries each in Division A and competed along with Division B DIVISION B PRINTS BEST OF SHOW JERRY WEINSTEIN BUWhite Dik Salsbury Arrow Port 2 place Stan Bormann Upper Yosemite Valley a Open SSS Best of Show 2 Place Dik Salsbury Old Stockholm 3 Place Lyle Patton Cactus Bouquet _ Sa E a n ET 3 Place Ron Schoenwald Sprague Lake Nature R Nature Owl Desert Museum d 2 place Marvin Nature s Grandeur Weinstein e gt place Stan Bormann Yosemite Valley Creative oo e I place Dik Salsbury Rothenburg pL 2 place Jim Urquhart Old MiNI 3 place Jim Urquhart Old Mill
22. trips If you ve never been to Greece I m sure this will be a very interesting and educational trip with her leading the trip Gale also teaches classes for the MAC Computer Group and is very active with that club Gale and her husband Art are nine month seasonal residents from the northern Syracuse NY area They have a son Charlie who is an engineer in Spain and a daughter Michelynn who teaches in their hometown Gale was born in New York City but lived in Casablanca Morocco for six years until they returned to NYC She said that adjusting to N Y C from Casablanca was quite a culture shock when she returned at age 12 Gale received her undergraduate degree in French and Latin at the University of Albany masters degree at Syracuse University and although she completed her class work for her Doctorate the University eliminated the program before her thesis was completed Gale taught French and Latin in high school for many years in the Syracuse area When back in upstate New York in the summer in addition to geocaching she enjoys gardening and sings in the church choir Gale has more hobbies and interests than anyone I know In addition to teaching travel and photography she was very pleased that she won a second place in the NY Parks contest this summer Vice President of the British MG T Car Club she has the cutest little MG TD currently being totally renovated the Language Club line dancing stained glass Mystery Book Cl
23. ub counted cross stitch Love Bear group making bears for the Pappas school and for the last two years Gale and her husband Art and daughter have been heavily involved with one of her latest hobbies geocaching Geocaching is a treasure hunting game using a GPS to hide and seek containers with other participants throughout the world Gale has found over 1500 geocaches domestically and internationally When our daughter was in town before Thanksgiving Gale was kind enough to spend a few hours with us showing us how to geocache It turns out there are hundreds of caches around Surprise and Gale took us to places in Surprise that we have never been in before It was a challenge but fun to find these little caches in all sorts of strange locations The photo of Gale was taken showing all the gifts their Geocache group collected for Christmas gifts for the children of Luke Air Force children The geocachers and friends turned in between 200 300 toys for kids Her beautiful stained glass window is up above Gale in the photo Next time you see her sneak into the photo club meeting late you will know why she is always a little late It s because she had to sneak out of her language class early and drive across campus from the Activities Building we share with the Language Club to Cimarron It is a pleasure to know her Gale with some of the donated toys for the Air Force children Vice President s Report By Gary Jann As
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