Tacoma Wheelmen's Club
P.O. Box 99555
Tacoma Wa 98499-0555

PRESIDENT.......-..-DIANE LISTER
VICE PRES........-STAN KIESZLING
SECRETARY.....----.-KAREN WHITNEY

752-8636
752-6028
565-2742
475-2131

TREASURER.....---+2-ePAULA NAPIER
TOURING

CAPTS....--GREG & GINA GRENIER
NEWSLETTER..TERRY & CANDY MURPHY

752-4348
848-7597

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DON’T MISS THE
OCTOBER MEETING

Our October club meeting will feature
Jim Lazar of the Bicycle Federation of
Washington. He'll be there to answer
such pertinent questions as: :
What is the B.F.W.?

What is the B.F.W. doing for cyclists in
Washington state?

What can the Tacoma Wheelmen's Club
do to support tne activities of the
Bers we7

Join us as we become
make some decisions about our
involvement.

See you on Tuesday, October 18, 7 PM,
at the South End Neighborhood Center.

informed and
club's

Is your summer tan gone? When was the last time you rode your bike? Do you realize there are only 75 days until Christmas? Quess what that means - it's time to start thinking about the TWC club banquet. I don't mean to rush you, but you know how time flies. Don't be afraid to volunteer. I wasn't! The first meeting will be held Oct 26, 7:30 PM at Diane Lister's house (4110 North 13th, phone 752-8634). Did you notice the leaves are starting to change colar... Laurie Wohlhueter 873-5465.

It's a proven fact that those who put a
little extra into the club get a lot more
out of the club. To make sure you get
your money's worth volunteer now to
serve on the board. Elections will be

held in November for the postions of

President, Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer. Appointed positions include
newsletter editor, membership, touring
captain, education and community
service, banquet chairman, Daffodil
chairman, Peninsula Metric chairman.
Vacancies exist in all areas and you only
have until November to volunteer.
Don't miss this golden opportunity!

Boo!

HALLOWEEN COSTUME RIDE AND POTLUCK DINNER Dress in your Halloween best and join us for the annual costume ride and pot-luck. Sunday, October 30, 1:30 PM at Stan Kieszling's home (1318 North Proctor) will be the start of our costumed ride. Non-costumed riders are certainly welcome also. At 4:00 PM the potluck will begin (you don't have to ride to eat!). So prepare your favorite food to share, plan your costume (make sure it's safe to ride in), and join in the tricks and treats. Questions? Call Stan at. /32-6028- or Diane Lister ai /32- 8636. 5

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11-15 46 2-28 238
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Courteous Driver Award

To address the problem of motorist confrontations, the Tulsa Bicycle Club will be giving courteous drivers its Way To Go, Motorist! award. Members of the Tulsa, Okla., club will nominate automobile drivers (identified by their li- cense numbers) who recognize bicyclists’ rights and obey traffic regulations regarding bicyclists, Each month during the cycling season the club will award a motorist a $50 gift and a shirt with the Way To Go, Motorist! logo. The club hopes publicity from the program will help improve mo- Pe attitudes towards bicyclists.

Bicycle Purchase Loan
Program

Bicycling in Colorado Springs, Colo., is being promoted
thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor who gave
$500 to the Strada Bicycling Club. The donation was made
to provide loans to persons who are financially unable to
purchase an adequate bicycle.

Loan applicants must be adults who will use the bicycle as an alternative to an automobile for some regular trans- portation purpose. They are expected to pay back the no- — interest loans, amounting to no more than $250, within six years. Applicants will be reviewed and recipients selected by the Strada Bicycling Club, an organization dedicated to promoting recreational bicycling in the Pikes Peak area.

—LA.W. News