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F.Y.I.
Next month’s
newsletter stuffing will be
held at Tim Wise’s house on
Monday, Mar 27th at
7:00 pm. Please call
for directions
425-745-3467 or email
tcjkwise@verizon.net
See you there.
April’s Ride
Coordinator is
Tim Wise
Call
425-745-3467or email tcjkwise@verizon.net
before March 20th to schedule a
ride for next month.
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Frequent Rider Club
There’s never a better time to get your name in the frequent rider
club and earn the respect and awe of fellow members along with your
custom BIKES patch kit, 500- or 1,000-mile prize.
Just remember the basic goal: Get out and ride!
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New Members:
BIKES would like
to Welcome the following
New members;
Jack Giseburt
Bill Morrison
Tom O'Hara
Kathy McDaniel
Tom O'Hara with wife, Debbie and daughters Elizabeth, Brenna,
Kelsie, Katie
We hope to see
you on a ride soon!
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BIKES would like
to Welcome the following
Renewing members;
Rod
McDonald
Warren Bare
Michael Dahlstrom
Bill Nugent
Keith Ost
We hope to see
you on a ride soon! |
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Cascade Receives
$76,000 grant from Group Health Community Foundation
Thanks to the
Group Health Community Foundation, the Cascade Bicycle Club
Education Foundation will be able to expand our summer camps program
and our popular elementary-school Basics of Bicycling program with a
$76,000 grant for 2006-2007.
Cascade’s Group
Health Basics of Bicycling and Bicycle Camps for Kids teach kids to
ride safely and develop lifelong skills – skills central to an
active and healthy lifestyle. In an expansion of our successful
Seattle program, Education-Foundation-trained teachers will teach
12,400 third through fifth graders the Basics of Bicycling
curriculum in two additional school districts, and 540 kids will
attend summer camps during 2006-2007. Currently we reach 7500 kids
in Seattle.
We will
purchase bicycles, trailers, helmets and educational materials and
train physical education teachers to deliver the program in their
physical education classes. The schools and teachers are important
partners who will donate all of the teacher time required for the
program. School equipment will be used in the summers for more
intensive learning in day-camp settings.
The Basics of
Bicycling program in Seattle is currently supported by a Group
Health sponsorship and a Seattle-King County Public Health (Healthy
STEPS) grant.
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Looking to ride your bike, but the rides that are listed are too
slow or too fast or
know of a special bike route you would like to share?
Maybe you would like to lead a ride,
but are not sure about what is involved.
An experienced
BIKES Club ride leader will ride with you on your ride and show you
what is needed to lead a successful bike ride. We are currently
looking for members that want to lead a leisurely paced ride.
That’s right. There are plenty of nice riding days this fall and
winter. It’s a great way to meet other people and talk over lunch.
Days and weekends are available! And it’s free!
Contact me
tcjkwise@verizon.net to pair you up with a ride leader.
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Chainwheel
Chatter
is published
by
B.I.K.E.S.,
a
non-profit organization. See us on the web at
www.bikesclub.org.
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Advertise
in the Newsletter!
Here is a new section of the newsletter to
advertise something to sell or buy. Based on monthly available
space, the listing priority will be as follows;
Priority 1; Club member selling or buying a bicycle related
item.
Priority 2; An associate of a club member selling or buying
a bicycle related item.
Send an email to the newsletter editor at
bikeseditor@gmail.com
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