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July 2016 Friends For Fun, Safety & Knowledge

Chapter “ON-Q” Team Chapter DirectorsPaul & Sheila Haller(613) 966-1805 Assistant Chapter Directors Don & Elaine Collins613-378-2474Chapter Couple Of the Year Al & Andrea Randall613-967-4390Rider EducatorVacantMember EnhancementDave Lawrence613-398-1938Coordinator/Public Rela�onsPaul Haller(613) 966-1805 Motorist Awareness CoordinatorVacantTreasurerDave Lawrence(613) 398-1938 Social Events Planning Barb Pa�son & Judy Archbold613-961-1710 613-969-0429Sunshine PersonJudy Archbold (613) 969-0429 Pins and Badges Andrea Randall (613) 967-4390 Ride CoordinatorAl Randall613-967-4390Newsle�er Editor/Hug CollectorTerry Archbold(613) 969-0429 Chapter PhotographerDennis Beer905-721-0894WebmasterDave Pa�son (613) 961-1710

GoldWing Road Riders AssociationRegion K, Chapter ON- QQuinte RegionBelleville, Ontario, Canada

H ello all, here it is the end of June already and it just seems as though we started riding and it will soon be time to put the bikes away. It was only a little while

ago we were complaining about the cold and now it's time to complain about the heat, but I guess that is human nature. We have had a busy June with the different rides we have been on and the hooky rides are continuing on Wednesdays. They are a lot of fun until Harold cancels your lunch on you, but everything got straightened out and it was the waitress who cancelled my lunch.July is going to busy, starting with a Pirate Gathering at the Randall's on July 02, 2016 at 3:00 p.m., so be prepared to walk the plank if the Captain or Crew orders it. Unfor-tunately due to a scheduling mix up we have had to move the Observation Ride to Sep-tember.We have a Dinner Ride to Addison's Restaurant in Northbrook on July 11, 2016. Then the Chapter Gathering on July 24, 2016. This is also the weekend of Rendezvous in Woodstock and we have some couples attending and we are putting together a basket for auction at the rally, so if anyone has anything for donation to the basket please con-tact Barb Pattison or Sheila Haller. If anyone else is interested in going to Rendez-vous , it is not too late to attend, applications have been in the newsletter and on the website. If anyone knows where our Mouse Trap Car is please let me know.August 07, 2016 see's us heading to Skootamata Lake for our Chapter BBQ, hosted by Ron and Ester Nowell. Anyone interested in riding up together we will be leaving for the Tim Horton's on Bell Blvd., at 9:00 a.m. August 13th,2016 sees us going to the Tank Museum in Oshawa, led by our Assistant Chapter Director. In other news, Ted Aman, Former Chapter CD called me to let me know that Mark Denard is hosting a Ride and BBQ on July 23, 2016 starting at 1:00 p.m. with a short ride and dinner at 5:00 p.m., this is POT LUCK. Anyone interested in attending please let me know by July 15, 2016, so that I can let Ted know. They are inviting all past and present members of ON-P and Q.I would just like to thank, all members of the Executive for everything that you do to keep this Chapter viable and fun, this fall will bring more opportunities for Rider Edu-cation and we are looking into some options to provide more seminars. We may even hold a couple of Saturday morning sessions where we can present 3 or 4 seminars at once. With Coffee and refreshments provided. I almost forgot, but on the first weekend in June, 14 of our Chapter members had the opportunity to tour New York City. This was organized by John Brunner, a GWRRA member from Ohio, whom we had met at Wing Ding, Huntsville, Alabama. We saw most of the touristy sites starting with Ground Zero, Wall Street, Dinner Cruise, bus tours of Midtown and upper Manhattan, Radio City Music Hall and Madison Square Garden's . We also took in a show (Jersey Boy's) and my feet are still sore from all the walking we did over the three days spent there. Until next time Ride Safe

Paul & Sheila Haller (CD)

FROM OUR CHAPTER DIRECTORS:PAUL & SHEILA HALLER

July 2016 Friends For Fun, Safety & Knowledge 2

SOCIAL EVENTS COORDINATORS: BARB PATTISON & JUDY ARCHBOLD

H i all, we are coming to the end of another month, and on a personal note, it was way too busy!On Saturday 11th Dave led a ride to the Port Hope area and the Railside restaurant, a good ride! The following weekend brought a

lot of ac�vi�es as someone had 2 Birthday par�es!! This weekend was filled with the Trenton Air show, and of course our monthly breakfast gathering.July 2nd Gazebo Party with a pirate theme, held at the Randall's. The address is 31 Joyce Crescent, Belleville. Star�ng at 3. This is pot luck, so bring something.July 10th Observa�on Ride is POSTPONED . The new date is 17th of September, more info to follow.July 12th dinner ride leaving Tim Hortons, Bell Boulevard 5pm. Ten bikes have signed up! We will be going to Northbrook area and Addi-son Restaurant. It has great comments.July 24th, some of us are going to Rendezvous in Woodstock, and some of you will be at the monthly breakfast.August 7th Chapter BBQ again hosted by Ron and Ester Nowell, 1191Hughes Landing Rd. Cloyne. Leaving Tim Hortons Belle Boulevard at 10am, 2pm if not going on ride. 13th August Ride to Tank Museum led by Don Collins, so far 8 motorcycles will a�end. Teddy's is the planned restaurant. You will love this trip.Also on Aug. 13, Terry & Eilene Brinkow invite everyone to join them for a celebra�on of their 50th wedding anniversary at 294 Bridge St west Napanee from 2 to 4 PM, just 6 houses east of the Napanee Hospital. Please bring lawn chairs.21st will have some of us leaving for the Red Deer Rally, in Alberta and then driving on to Montana for Wing Ding. See you in about 3 weeks.28th Breakfast at the Northway. Some of us will s�ll be away. See you in September.

Barb &Jude

Who Says Scots Are Tight?A Scottish Soldier, in full dress uniform, marches into a pharmacy. Very carefully he opens his sporran and pulls out A neatly folded cotton bandana, unfolds it to reveal a smaller silk square handkerchief, which he also Unfolds - to reveal a condom. The condom has a number of patches on it.

The chemist holds it up and eyes it critically.

"How much to repair it?' The Scot asks the chemist.

"Sixpence" says the chemist.

"How much for a new one?"

"Tenpence" says the chemist.

The Scot painstakingly folds the condom into the Silk square handkerchief and the cotton bandana, replaces it carefully in his sporran, and marches out of the door, shoulders back and kilt swing-ing. A moment or two later the chemist hears a great shout go up outside, followed by an even greater shout.

The Scottish soldier marches back into the chemist's and addresses the proprietor, this time with a grin on his face. "The regiment has taken a vote”, he says. “We'll have a new one!"


GWRRA Social Events Schedule 2016Breakfast Gatherings are held on the 4th Sunday of every month, excluding December.

Where: Northway Restaurant, 205 North Front St., BellevilleTime: 9:00am

DATE ACTIVITY TIME DETAILS

Feb. 6 Movie Night 7:00 PM Skip & Deb Redden’s, 40 Kipling Dr., Belleville

Feb. 17 Dinner Night 6:30 PM The Dugout, Dundas St. E at Farley, Belleville

Feb. 28 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, 205 N. Front St., Belleville

Mar. 12 TBA 7:00 PM

Mar. 23 Dinner Night (NB– Date Change) 6:30 PM Golden Valley Restaurant, Trenton

Mar. 27 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, Belleville

April 9 Potluck Dinner 6:30 PM Paul & Sheila Haller’s, 23 Hawthorne Dr., Belleville

April 20 Dinner Night 6:30 PM Lonestar Restaurant, Quinte Mall

April 24 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, Belleville

May 14 Dinner Ride 10:00 AM TBA

May 17 Dinner Night 6:30 PM Dougall's On The Bay Restaurant, Brighton

May 22 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, Belleville

June 11 Lunch Ride 10:00 AM Railside Restaurant, Port Hope

June 13 Dinner Night 6:30 PM Linguini’s, Belleville

June 26 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, Belleville

July 2 Gazebo Party, (Pirate Theme) 3:00 PM Al & Andrea Randall, 31 Joyce Cres., Belleville

July 10 Observation Ride 10:00 AM POSTPONED TILL SEPT. 17TH.

July 24 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, Belleville

Aug. 7 Chapter BBQ 10:00 AM Ron & Esther Nowell, 1191 Hughes Landing Rd., Cloyne, Ont. (2:00 PM if not going on the ride)

Aug. 16 Dinner Ride 5;:30 PM TBA

Aug. 28 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, Belleville

Sept. 13 Dinner Night 6:30 PM Chuck’s Roadhouse, Belleville

Sept. 17 Observation Ride 10:00 AM Bill & Lois Tryan, 725 Casey Rd., Belleville

Sept. 25 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, Belleville

Oct. 4 Dinner Night 6:30 PM Thai House, Trenton

Oct. 23 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, Belleville

July 12 Dinner Ride 5:00 PM Addison’s Restaurant, Northbrook.Departs from Tim Horton’s, Bell Blvd.

All dates & events are subject to change. Always check the newsletter under Social Events or our website for updates. Changes are also reviewed at our Chapter Gatherings on the 4th Sunday of the month, excluding December.

CANCELLED


GWRRA Social Events Schedule 2016 (Continued)Breakfast Gatherings are held on the 4th Sunday of every month, excluding December.

Where: Northway Restaurant, 205 North Front St., BellevilleTime: 9:00am

DATE ACTIVITY TIME DETAILS

Oct. 29 Halloween Party 7:00 PM Skip & Deb Redden, 40 Kipling Dr., Belleville

Nov. 5 Appetizer Night 7:00 PM Barb & Dave Pattison, 7 Chestnut Dr., Belleville

Nov. 22 Dinner & Movie Night 7:00 PM Quinte Mall & Boston Pizza

Nov. 27 Breakfast Meeting 9:00 AM Northway Restaurant, Belleville

Dec. 3 Christmas Party 6:00 PM 413 Wing, Trenton (Cocktails– 6PM, Dinner– 7PM)

Disorder in the Courts

ATTORNEY: Do you recall the time that you examined the body?WITNESS: The autopsy started around 8:30 PM.ATTORNEY: And, Mr. Denton was dead at the time?WITNESS: If not, he was by the time I finished!

ATTORNEY: Are you qualified to give a urine sample?WITNESS: Are you qualified to ask that question?

ATTORNEY: Doctor, before you performed the autopsy, did you check for a pulse?

WITNESS: No.ATTORNEY: Did you check for blood pressure?WITNESS: No.ATTORNEY: Did you check for breathing?WITNESS: No.ATTORNEY: So then, it is possible that the patient was alive when youbegan the autopsy?WITNESS: NoATTORNEY: How can you be sure, Doctor?WITNESS: Because his brain was sitting on my desk in a joar.ATTORNEY: I see, but could the patient have still been alive, nevertheless?WITNESS: Yes, it is possible that he could have been alive and practicing law!


From Riders Ed As Bob and Althea Berry remarked in their Insight article this month we are missing out on a great many opportunities to recruit new member by not wearing our GWRRA branded items when out for rides. We all complain about the prob-lems of recruiting new blood into the group but, how can we, when people don’t know who we are. Yes most of us wear our shirts and vests to our gather once a month, and at rallies, but what about the other times we are out. We go on rides either after the gather, other Sundays, Wednesday hooky rides, or, just when we are out on our bikes. We buy hats and t-shirts when be attend rally’s only to put them away in the drawer when we get home.We seem to be the only group who don’t wear our “Colours” First Cav, Blue Knights, Red Knights, Southern Cruisers, etc., all wear them so people know who they are. It is, for lack of a better word, “advertising”. Do we carry recruitment materials on our bikes if we meet a fellow winger on the road and they are not members? We know there are a lot of gold wings around the area because we see them in our travels. Wouldn’t it be nice if they knew there was a local organization they could join? Just a little something to think about during your travels this summer.Insight is a monthly newsletter put out by GWRRA available on their web site with articles by the Directors of the dif-ferent programs.

Harold CravenChapter On-Q Rider Education

RIDER EDUCATION

Campbellford Chrome on the CanalSaturday, July 2, 2016Grand Road, Campbellford, Ontario

The 8th Annual Chrome on the Canal. Hundreds of motorcycle and classic cars enthusiasts gather along the banks of the Trent River to view a variety of personal collections. Open to all bikes and cars.

DON’T FORGET THE PIRATE PARTY AT RANDALL’S


Pins & Badges:Andrea Randall

QUAN. DESCRIPTION PRICE

3 10” Griffin Crest, Red $11.00

3 10” Griffin Crest, Black/Gold $13.00

1 10” Old Style Crest, Black/Gold $10.00

2 4” Griffin Crest, Red $5.00

1 4” Griffin Crest, Black/Gold $5.00

2 4” Old Style Crest, Black/Gold $4.00

I have a list of what is available to order. If there is anything in particular please let me know and I will see if it is on the list.

QUAN. DESCRIPTION PRICE

4 Chapter ON-Q Rocker, Black/Gold $20.00

2 Small Upper Senior Rocker, Black/Gold $2.00

2 Chapter Director Rocker, Black/Gold $2.00

2 Operations Rocker, Black/Gold $2.00

3 Region K Pin, Large $7.50

8 Region K Pin, Small $6.00

Lots Chapter Q Pin Bar $4.00

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Thank you for your considera�on. Hope to hear from you shorty!

Enclosed is a ruff dra� of my resume.

I am sicking and entry-level posi�on.

It's best for employers that I not work with people.

Here are my qualifica�ons for you to overlook.

I am a quick leaner, dependable, and mo�vated.

If this resume doesn't blow your hat off, then please return it in the enclosed envelope.

My fortune cookie said, "Your next interview will result in a job." And I like your company in par�cular.

You hold in your hands the resume of a truly outstanding candidate!


T he weather has been awesome, perfect for bike riding. Hope lots of you are taking advantage and putting many Km. on those bikes. The weather helps with our health too, no sniffles or flu to report, just maybe some allergies causing those tissues to be used.

Marilyne Hennek is home recuperating from her second knee replacement and we wish her a speedy recovery. Doris Hagerman is still pretty feeble but her operation is scheduled for a few weeks away so hopefully she’ll improve after that.We’re sending our condolences to Dave & Linda Lawrence on the passing of Dave’s mother. Our thoughts are with you.On a personal note, please take care this summer with the sun; use your sunscreen and keep an eye for any unusual spots; early de-tection is best. We hope everyone else is well and looking forward to a great summer with family and friends. Keep an eye on ourride & social calendars and join in the fun. That’s what we’re all about; riding, fun, and of course eating!Take care all. Here’s a recipe for a salad that should make a good addition to summer bar-b-ques.

Jude

SUNSHINE PAGE: JUDY ARCHBOLD

Ingredients:

4 cups torn salad greens1 can, (284 ml), mandarin oranges, drained1 cup fresh raspberries1 cup Draft Part Skim Mozzarella Shredded Cheese¼ cup sliced almonds, toasted¼ cup Kraft Extra Virgin Olive Oil Raspberry Vinaigrette

Method:

Combine all ingredients except dressing in a large bowl.Drizzle with dressing just before serving. Toss to coat.

How to toast nuts:Toasting nuts adds crunch and intensifies their flavour. To toast nuts in the oven, spread them in a single layer in a shal-low baking pan. Bake at 350°F for 10 to 15 min or until golden brown, stirring occasionally.

Prep Time: 10 Min. Serves 4 (1½cups each).

Fruit & Almond Salad(From Kraft’s What’s Cooking)


One of my favourite ac�vi�es is checking out graveyards. Especially in places where people have lived for a few centuries. I seem to get a sense of history in an old family plot where the oldest stones are nearly unreadable from the relentless effects of weath-er. I once spent three hours at An�etam Creek checking every stone to see if by chance any of my ancestors might have par�ci-

pated ( however unsuccessfully ) in the ba�le. Doris was not with me on that occasion, so she was spared the boredom.

Leaving the motel in Lexington we wind up the hill to the cemetery. Stonewall Jackson is buried there, and as a long �me student of the civil war I want to pay my respects to the famous General. (actually he was a school teacher on temporary assignment to the Confed-erate army, but got caught up in the excitement.) We arrive at the back of the cemetery where a maintenance crew is ge�ng ready to do some grounds-keeping. I don’t see any parking lot at this end so I ask the guys if we can park the bike beside their truck. Besides, it is shady here and though it is s�ll early an hour in the sun will make the seat hot.

There are par�cularly imagina�ve headstones in this cemetery, one shaped like a tree stump, carved from limestone or gray marble. In the back corner, the oldest part of the cemetery is somewhat overgrown; the grass is longer, the trees larger many stones leaning as their bases se�le into the earth. The center piece is, of course, the Jackson Plot, bordered by an iron fence about twenty feet square, with a tall monument surrounded by smaller stones of family members.I lean on the fence reading the extensive engravings on the monument.

The sun is well over the Blue Ridge now and we need to get on the road, a brisk run before breakfast. It is only a few miles up route 11 to Steels Tavern, then on to Greenville (Yet another Greenville) and we pull into the Pink Cadillac. When biking in this area we o�en plan our day around a stop at the Pink Cadillac for breakfast. There is a 1952 pink Cadillac parked (permanently) out front and entering the diner is to step back to the same year. Juke boxes on the tables and all. There is nothing like bacon and eggs a�er an hours ride.

A�er breakfast it is no�ceably ho�er, and we head up 11 to Harrisonburg, then to Newmarket. This is where, in 1864, an aging school-master at the Newmarket Military Academy mustered a company of twelve and fourteen year old students and marched them off to doba�le with the Yanks. Ten of the boys were killed. Maybe next trip we will check out the Museum here, but today we need to make �me. I change my mind a short �me later when I see the sign poin�ng to Endless Caverns. It will be cool underground and I have not been in a cave in a few years so I cannot resist.

Virginia has several impressive cave systems, most in the Shenandoah Valley, and they are all worth seeing. Best to take a sweater, it is fi�y degrees underground and the tour takes an hour or so. There is an automo�ve museum on the same site, so a�er the caves we spend another hour looking at the cars

Now we are running late, and it is nearly noon. I hate to do it, but I take the freeway north. We need to be in Pennsylvania tonight and I want to stop at Ge�ysburg on the way. I wind the bike up a bit over the limit and check the speedometer. It reads zero. Rats. I made a point of lubing the cable before we le�. We pass Winchester, where Doris lost her helmet last year (OK, where I lost Doris’ helmet last year) , on toward Hagerstown. There is a bike shop in Hagerstown, but they don’t have a cable for a 77 Goldwing. We head down route 40 to Frederick, We are back-tracking, but I don’t want to drive without my speed thermometer so we get off at another Honda shop and ask for a 77 cable. They don’t have one either but this guy has more on the ball than the last one, so he says he as one for an 1100 which is only an inch longer and will work fine. When I remove the old cable I see the problem. I lubed it with graphite powder. Guaran-teed neither to wear nor tear nor buckle at the knees graphite powder. But the cable had been previously lubed with grease, which mix-es with the graphite powder to form a cement-like substance which eventually became so thick that the cable twisted off. Lesson well learned. Giving up on making �me we stop for lunch and relax for a bit, We are not far from Ge�ysburg anyway, and we s�ll have three days to get home.

Wingin’ It by Bob Hagerman


Have I missed anyone? Please ensure that I have your birthday/anniversary if you’d like it to appear on this page. Send it to: [email protected]


W/P= Weather Permitting R/S= Rain or Shine

RIDE SCHEDULE:AL RANDALL

Ride planners & leaders are needed for those rides not yet planned.

DATE LEADER DESCRIPTION COND.BreakfastMeetings 9:00 A.M. 4th Sunday of each month at Northway Restau-

rant, N. Front St. Belleville.W/P

Hooky Rides(Not Shown Below)

10:00 AM Every Wednesday from Tim Horton'sBell Blvd. (at Reid's Dairy) Belleville

W/P

April 24th Open Gathering & Ride W/PMay 13th Port Dover W/P

May 22nd Donnie Collins Gathering & Ride W/P

June 7th Americade- Lake George R/S

June 26th Open Gathering & Ride W/PJuly 7th Reno Rendezvous. Reno NV W/PJuly 10th Bill Tryan Observation Ride POSTPONED TO SEPT. 17 W/P

July 24th Region K Rendezvous-. Woodstock R/SJuly 24th Open Gathering & Ride W/PAugust 7th Ron Nowell Chapter BBQ & Ride (Ride 10AM BBQ 2pm) W/P

August 28th Open Gathering & Ride W/PAugust 31st Wing Ding. Billings. Montana R/SSept 11th Open Charity Ride TBA W/PSept. 17 Bill Tryan Observation Ride W/PSept 25th Open Gathering & Ride W/POct. 23rd Open Gathering & Ride W/P

May 28 Open Ride For Dad– Info to follow R/S

July 17 Al Randall Brockville Aquatarium– Info to follow W/P

May 15 Open Chapter K Breakfast. R/S

August 13 Don Collins Oshawa Tank Museum & Dinner at Teddy’s W/P

June 11 Port Hope Lunch Ride– Railside Restaurant, 112 Peter St. WQ/P


Classifieds

2002 GoldWing 1800 ABSFully equipped with intercom, CB, Passenger Controller, Hyper-Lite LED brake & signal lights, front & trunk power plugs, lots of chrome some of which was new last year. Hartco custom fit velour seat cov-er. Carpeted trunk & saddlebags, trunk rack bag, (used only twice), Power Plate accessory connec�on.Centrama�c wheel balancers, Ride off centre stand, Rivco trailer hitch, heel-toe shi�er with footboards, good �res. New alternator in 2014.Second master cylinder replaced under recall this year, with brake & clutch fluids and front brake pads replaced as well.Maintenance records are available.Will sell with or without the 2008 Silhoue�e 23 Cu. Ft. trailer which is fully carpeted, interior light, and 14” wheels with chrome rims and drawbar. Also has independent suspension, double skinned lid, bra, and vinyl stone guards.This older bike has been well maintained and is in great shape. It has lots of klics on it but it will take you anywhere and bring you home again. Bike- $8000.00Bike & Trailer- $10,000.00Contact: Terry Archbold, 613-969-0429or [email protected].


A Note To Our Readers:

This newsle�er is sent to all Chapter members as well as to other Chapters and members of GWRRA. This list includes several members who do not par�cipate in Chapter ac�vi�es for one reason or another. With that in mind we would ask that should you not wish to con�n-ue receiving this newsle�er, you contact the editor, Terry Archbold, at [email protected] to unsubscribe.

EVENT NOTICES FOLLOWPlease check the following pages for events that you’d like to attend and copy or print the information that you require.


WHERE: RANDALL’S GAZEBO

31 JOYCE CRES., BELLEVILLE

WHEN: July 2, at 2:00 P.M.

Pirate costumes are encouraged!


Located at the first three floors of Tall Ships Landing, 2 Broad St., Brockville.Ride will be led by Al & Andrea Randall.Parking:There are a number of parking lots in and around the Aquatarium. We even have 50 parking spots right at the Aquatarium in our underground lot accessed off of Flint Street – rates are $2/hour. The other pay-as-you-go parking lots have their rates posted.


CHAPTER pot luck BAR-B-QUEAugust 7, 2016 at 10:00 A.M.

Your Hosts Once Again:Ron & Esther Nowell,1191 Hughes Landing Rd.,Cloyne, Ont.(2:00 PM if not going on the ride)AND:::the road is now paved!!!

C’mon out and enjoy a great ride and some wonderful BBQ at Ron & Esther’s lovely home on Skootamatta lake.A fun ride followed by good food and good company.We hope to see you there!Please bring your own lawn chairs, dishes and flatware if possible, as well as an appetizer, salad, or dessert, etc.


Located at 1000 Stevenson Rd., Oshawa, Ont., (Oshawa Municipal Airport, South Field).Ride will be led by Don & Elaine Collins who will at-tempt to set up a special tour of the maintenance depot with the possibility of an actual ride in a tank.The day will be topped off with dinner at the famous Teddy’s Restaurant.


Plans are now being made to have a great and glorious mystery ride with some easy clues and hopefully some very hard clues that you will find in your directed ride in our easterly section of this province. One tank of fuel should do it, with a delicious snack after for your efforts after you have completed the "Observation Ride" for Chap. Q. Mark the date as seen on the ride schedule and plan to attend this grand event. More to follow in future news letters.Ride departs from the home of Bill & Lois Tryan, 725 Casey Rd., Belleville, Ontario. This is a Pot Luck event so please bring a salad, desert, or other foodstuff, and your own chairs.

CH– ON Q 4th AnnualObservation Ride

Come one—Come allSept. 17, 2016

10:00 AM(Rain Date July 17)

NOTE DATE CHANGE!

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