The tour planning session at Frank Weldon's house was a tremendous success.

The participation of every club member involved is greatly appreciated. pea The tentative tour schedule which extends through October will be printed this

month only, and should be retained for future reference.

Bob Branson is currently organizing the third annual

DAFFODIL CENTURY to be run on April 23rd. Thanks to Bob's TU R organizational abilities, it is expected that this year will be a repeat of previous successes. With patches

available for completion of 20, 50 and 100 miles, this
is a ride nobody should miss.

THURSDAY NIGHT RIDES will begin again in the latter
half of May. Call and let me know where you want to go
and what night you wish to lead!

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A weekend trip that promises to be enjoyable for all

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is the Memorial Day Weekend in VICTORIA, May 27 - 29. (ig - lal} Ws
There will be ferry rides to Vancouver Island, short bike (A IY @.

trips in the Victoria area and general merriment.
(Will there be a repeat of 1976, when certain parties rode their bicycles through the
halls of a well-known Victoria hotel late at night? They might also remember crashing
the party of a well-known singer.)

The VICTORIA RIDE is being organized by Frank Weldon. Reservations are necessary and should be made with Frank no later than May 7th.

Once again, thank you to everyone who has made the present tour schedule possible.

IRIRARIRIS Pfu €

third Wednesday of each month at
Swasey Library .
7001 6th Avenue 7:30 P.M. +

Club Meetings should be getting
livelier all the time now with
Bob Branson at the helm mapping
out plans for the Daffodil Century!
10-6 MON thru THURS 564-1921

and Mick and Ruthie and Chris and Jack and Barb and Tom
and Lisa and Eldon and Virginia and Frank and Gary and
Phyllis‘and Steve and Bob-----

schedule of rides and events

Everyone but everyone came to plan the exciting tour schedule
listed here for 1978:

April 16
April 23
April 30
April 30

APRIL

Kla How Ya

Daffodil Century

Daffodil Race

Sprinker to Orting
(Tourists meet the Racers)

Believe it or not, each person knew where the problem was, different leaders wanted

May 7
y 14

May 21

May 27-29

MAY

Breakfast Ride
Landsburg-Enunclaw
(Remember when Gail turned
Northwest Trek

Highline Bicycle Club will
VICTORIA

Boisterous discussion ensued as names and
out in Mick's touring calendar:

June 4

June 7
June 18
June 25

Gary Singleton stayed long enough to schedule the Point Defiance

JUNE

Southworth - Vashon -
Point Defiance (he sure
Elbe - Longmire

Longacres

Moonlight Century

Races with NO INTERFERENCE!

July 2
July 9

ly 16
July 23
July 29-30

JULY

Tacoma - Olympia

for races

Point Defiance Races

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Chris Buckner
Bob Branson
Gary Singleton

they wanted to lead, when they wanted to lead,
the same dates for different rides!

Ruth Weldon -

Tom Weeks

that piano to music?)
Chris Buckner

be invited to join us
Frank Weldon

detail were alternately entered and scribbled

Chris Buckner

leads a lot of rides!)
Jack Williams

Frank Weldon

Cascade Club

Parts & Repair For All Makes Of Bikes

2222? Copen)
Eldon & Virginia Stratton
Gary Singleton

(continued)

(BICYCLING WITH MARY ANN) cont:

Ruthie passed around more of her fabulous cookies, coffee, beer and coke, and the enlivened group frolicked far into: the evening:

AUGUST
Aug 6 22922 2222? (open)
Aug 13 Longmire “- Paradise Jack Williams

(another chance to make the climb!)
Aug 19-20 Shelton - Elma Barb Burk : 7
Aug 27 Burke - Gilman Trail Eldon Stratton af br FUER E

i ‘

Somewhere in the kitchen we had a brief discussion about $82-5538 eS Re

the Nation's weather patterns. Only Steve and I love Bridgepost way at 100th SW.
the Autumn and the snow:

SEPTEMBER :
Sept 3-4 Orcas Island/San Juans Frank Weldon??? ‘
Sept 10 Mount Vernon Century NBTS
Sept 16-17 Cougar Rock Steve & Phyllis ae
Sept 24 Pizza Run Mary Ann Wilson ar

(that means you ride 50 miles then come
back to my house for pizza)

Oct 8 Autumn Metric Century
Oct 15 CET ee
Oct 22 Olympia Brewery Tour Lisa Loran

The howling winter approaches again, but there is space here for those who were
unable to join the fun to fill in for us:
NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER ARE VACANT OF ANY PLANS.

Want to change to lower gears?

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Come on over.to’ Frank's repair class the second*’and fourth Tuesdays of Mirch,

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7:30 PM Frank Weldon os sf
4401 60th Ave. W.
Fircrest

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March is the start of the bicycle racing season. I've been waiting for this
month ever since last September. This year we are planning on totally demoral-
izing all the competition from Seattle. Believe me, there is almost nothing
more enjoyable than totally shattering an opponent's confidence!

We still haven't received our new jerseys, but they should be really great looking.

They will be yellow with two red stripes, a stripe starting from the shoulder and extending around each sleeve to the bottom of the jersey. All of the racers felt these colors and design would be more flashy than the blue and yellow jerseys

of past years.

If you have never seen a bike race, but are interested in seeing one, an excellent start would be the Volunteer Park Criterium (April lst). A criterium is a race that has many laps around a short course. The course is a challenging one. From some points, a spectator can see nearly the entire course. Competitors come from Canada, Oregon, Idaho, and from all parts of Washington. Also, there are races for novice racers. The Volunteer Park Race is in Seattle.

I hope to see you there.

Steve Miller

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March. 5 Issaquah Road Race
March 11 Tacoma Points Race
March 12 Issaquah Road Race
March 19 Donald Road Race
March 25 Tacoma Points Race Chanpel’s “ss
March 26 Issaquah Road Race

April 1 Volunteer Park Criterium

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