The club provides the spaghetti. Please bring a salad if
you last name begins with a-M. Otherwise, a dessert.
Annual memberships run from March 31st to March 31st each year.
You could download a
registration form and send us your check, but where's the
fun in that? Come join us for a celebration of the last year in
cycling and a look at where we are going for the next year.
If you are a Ridership Award
winner, you definitely want to come pick up your cash prize.
Looks like this may have been a one time event, but that doesn't
mean we aren't dreaming up new ideas to get you on your bike.
Thanks for this one go to Mike and Nicky.
Devil's Slide
appears to be a go. We have Pete as our Official and the forms
have all been filied. Now we just have to find a few good men
and women who want to crash down Devil's Slide.
Awards! Awards and more Awards. You might get one even if you
don't want it.
New direction. If you didn't already know, Linda talked Carol
into standing for president. Linda also managed to con the board
into creating a new position of Safety Officer and appointing
Linda to the job. But the Ladies' Coup doesnn't stop there. New
member, Jen Cunningham, comes to us with a recreation background,
experience working with cycling clubs elsewhere and enough ideas
to keep Linda, Carol, and Tamra busy. You need to come just to
protect yourselves from the new wave of women wanting to govern.
Oh, Hiliary, what have you done?
Shameless Editorial:
Actually, the club needs a direction. If we're just a bunch
of old folks who like to get together to ride, why do we need
a club? Well, the food. There is that. But I think when you
pay your membership even when you seldom show up for rides,
you must be expecting to support the idea of cycling. Linda's
pushing the idea of cycling safety as a way to increase awareness
of cycling in the community.
It's a good focus. I'm doing my part by signing up for the
Road
I course offered by the League of American Cyclists in Spokane
in May.
