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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 Region

I was just sitting here thinking how hot and humid it has been and now we are hoping for some rain to cool things down. After breakfast today we went for a ride north west of Belleville and you were hard pressed to see a green lawn. This has been a great

year for riding and as always we have to be aware of the other guy, anticipate what he is going to do and try to stay visible. In the last month I have been down to Chapter Y, for an ARC where Harold and I put eight-een members through the course, then last weekend I was up to St. Tite, Quebec, to Assist Michel Lavoie with Chapter QC-M and they qualified fourteen members. I had a great time even though I couldn't speak French, so my hand signals got a work out. This past month has been busy for the Chapter as well, with a dinner ride to Addison's Res-taurant in Northbrook, a ride lead by Al Randall to the Brockville Aquarium and dinner in Napanee at the Waterfront Cafe. We are continuing the hooky rides this past month and sometimes we have only a couple of riders out, but it's a couple hours of riding.This past weekend we had five couples attend Region K Rendezvous and I am sure there will be some stories to tell and maybe some pictures and an article or two for the newslet-ter. I am pretty sure there was a good time at Rendezvous as I received an e-mail from one member who couldn't remember who he was riding with that day. Rumour has it that the Rendezvous will be in Pembroke next year and as we have not had a Chapter get away weekend in a while maybe we as a Chapter can attend this and mark it on our calendars for next year.I was just looking at the Ride and Event Schedule on the Web Site and we have another busy month planned for August and some members will be away on holidays, then the end of the month we head for Wing Ding in Billings, Montana.Last but not least the Chapter BBQ is Sunday August 07, 2016. It is being hosted by Ron and Ester Nowell at their place on Skootamata Lake. Ron and Ester will be supplying the burgers, dogs and drinks and the rest of us will be Pot Lucking the rest. Until next time Ride Safe

Paul & Sheila Haller (CD)

FROM OUR CHAPTER DIRECTORS:PAUL & SHEILA HALLER

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SOCIAL EVENTS COORDINATORS: BARB PATTISON & JUDY ARCHBOLD

Our summer months are busy ones what with riding, vaca�ons, and rallies, it is difficult to a�end all of our social events. However, we have planned a couple of dinners at local restaurants; one on Tuesday, Aug. 16th at 5:30 PM at the Waterfront Restaurant in Napanee. We’ll be mee�ng at Timmie’s on Bell Blvd. at 5:00 for those wishing to ride as a group. Our other dinner is on Tuesday,

Sept. 13th at Chuck’s Roadhouse in Belleville at 6:30 PM.The next ride and social event is on Aug. 7th, our Chapter B-B-Q. Ron & Esther Nowell have once again offered their beau�ful yard to us and instead of a ride, there will be a pontoon boat ride around Skootama�a Lake. Ron tells me that he has four boats lined up and can accommodate up to 50 people. Sounds great! Details will follow.On August 13th Don Collins will lead a ride to the RCAC Ontario Regiment Tank Museum in Oshawa followed by dinner at Teddy’s Res-taurant. We’ll depart from Tim Horton’s on Bell Blvd. at 8:00 AM.On Saturday, September 17th we have our annual Observa�on Ride hosted again this year by Bill & Lois Tryan. Details will follow at our August mee�ng.If you’ve not signed up for these events, its not too late. Please contact Jude at 613-969-0429 or at tarchbold@cogeco.ca. We hope youcan a�end some of these events.Safe Riding Near & Far,

Barb &Jude

Photos from our Pirate Party. (See what you missed?)

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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 11:30 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 Waterfront Restaurant, Napanee

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.

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

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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)

Great Moments in Courtroom Cross-Examination

(These questions were asked by one Canadian lawyer during different court cases)

· And what colour were the blue jeans?

· How long have you known your brother?

· Were you alone or by yourself?

· How long have you been a French Canadian?

REAL QUESTIONS TOURISTS ASK ABOUT CANADA

(Mostly of tour guides at Banff National Park)

· How do the elk know to cross at the “Elk Crossing Signs”?

· At what elevation does an elk become a moose?

· Are the bears with collars tame?

· Is there anywhere I can see the bears pose?

· Is it OK to keep an open package of bacon on our picnic table or should I store it in our tent?

· I saw an animal on the way to Banff today. Could you tell me what it was?

· Are there birds in Canada?

· Did I miss the turnoff for Canada

· Where does Alberta end and Canada begin?

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RENDEZVOUS 2016LOTS OF FUN!

57 tickets were sold on our chapter basket which was won by the Maryland chapter so I have a $57 cheque from Re-gion to ON-Q. We tied for first place (twice) in the trivia contest and came in second place in the modified mouse trap car race, but did not do so well overall in the chapter challenge.A very good time was had by everyone who attended. Next year's Rendezvous will be held in Pembroke so we should be able to get lots of people from ON-Q to attend.

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From Riders Ed

I was reading the Insight Newsletter from GWRRA Head Office the other day when it came in and it looks like there are going to be some updates and changes to the seminars with a possible rollout after Wing Ding. So hopefully this fall and winter when we can't ride we (Seminar Presenters) will have some new material to work with and bring everyone up to speed. We are looking at what some

of the other Chapters are up to with their Education and we may offer something similar to what they are doing i.e. having a one day or evening seminar event slash coffee night where we can present two or three seminars at one time.I have also been in conversation with Mark and Theresa Fleury, from Chapter Y, who are also GWRRA First Aid Presenters to come down to our Chapter to put on the GWRRA version which will take eight hours. The cost is $ 40.00 for the course and will qualify you in First Aid, CPR and Defibrillator for two years. The cost of the course is a lot cheaper than the other providers by a significant amount. If inter-ested please fire me off an e-mail so we can get the ball rolling.P.S. Please check your tires before riding in this heat. I have been checking mine a little more often and found there has been some varia-tion in my tire pressures and have had to adjust them accordingly.

Until next time Ride Safe.

Paul HallerChapter On-QRider Education

RIDER EDUCATION

Wedding DisruptionAt a wedding ceremony, the minister asked if anyone had anything to say concerning the union of the bride and groom. It was their time to stand up and talk, or forever hold their peace.The moment of utter silence was broken by a young beautiful woman carrying a child. She started walking toward slowly toward the minister.

Everything quickly turned to chaos. The bride slapped the groom. The groom's mother fainted. The groomsmen started giving each other looks and wondering how best to help save the situation.

The minister asked the woman, "Can you tell us why you came forward? What do you have to say?"

The woman replied, "We can't hear in the back."

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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

REMEMBERING THOSE BURMA SHAVE HIGHWAY SIGNSThanks to Ed & Pat Mitchler

DON'T STICK YOUR ELBOW OUT SO FARIT MAY GO HOMEIN ANOTHER CAR.Burma Shave

TRAINS DON'T WANDERALL OVER THE MAP'CAUSE NOBODY SITSIN THE ENGINEER'S LAPBurma Shave

SHE KISSED THE HAIRBRUSHBY MISTAKESHE THOUGHT IT WASHER HUSBAND JAKE Burma Shave

DON'T LOSE YOUR HEADTO GAIN A MINUTEYOU NEED YOUR HEADYOUR BRAINS ARE IN IT

DROVE TOO LONGDRIVER SNOOZINGWHAT HAPPENED NEXTIS NOT AMUSING Burma Shave

BROTHER SPEEDERLET'S REHEARSEALL TOGETHERGOOD MORNING, NURSE Burma Shave

CAUTIOUS RIDERTO HER RECKLESS DEARLETS HAVE LESS BULLAND A LITTLE MORE STEER Burma Shave

SPEED WAS HIGHWEATHER WAS NOTTIRES WERE THINX MARKS THE SPOTBurma Shave

THE MIDNIGHT RIDEOF PAUL FOR BEERLED TO A WARMERHEMISPHEREBurma Shave

AROUND THE CURVELICKETY-SPLITBEAUTIFUL CARWASN'T IT? Burma Shave

NO MATTER THE PRICENO MATTER HOW NEWTHE BEST SAFETY DEVICEIN THE CAR IS YOU Burma Shave

A GUY WHO DRIVESA CAR WIDE OPENIS NOT THINKIN'HE'S JUST HOPIN' Burma Shave

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S ummer weather must be good for our health. All seems well with everyone. Terry Archbold’s vertigo has cleared enough for him to ride the bike again and the rest of us seem to only be bothered with being old;

aches & pains and all that. Here's hoping good health continues to follow us down summer roads.Here is a recipe for tasty B-B-Q’d Chicken Kabobs.

Jude

SUNSHINE PAGE: JUDY ARCHBOLD

Ingredients:

1 lb. boneless, skinless chicken breasts cut into 1½ in. pieces.2 cups 1½ in. fresh pineapple chunks1 each: red & green pepper, cut into 1½ in. chunks.½ cup Kraft Original B-B-Q Sauce.3 tbsp. frozen orange juice concentrate, thawed.

Method:

Preheat grill to medium high heat. Using 8 long wooden skewers, (2 side by side for each kabob), thread chicken alternately with pineapple and peppers onto skewers to make 4 kabobs.Mix B-B-Q sauce and juice concentrate; brush some of the sauce mixture onto the kabobs.Grill 8-10 min. or until chicken is cooked through, turning and brushing occasionally with the remaining sauce mixture.

Yield: 4 servings, 1 kabob each. For more people just double the ingredients and let everyone thread their own skewers.NOTE: Soak wooden skewers in water 30 min. before using. Wrap ends with foil before grilling to help prevent them from burning.

Sweet B-B-Q Chicken Kabobs(From Kraft’s What’s Cooking)

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T he 401 is cool at six am, even in July. This is a solo trip, Doris can’t come this �me. I want to catch the 7:30 ferry to Wolf Island so I leave early. The ferry is not much faster than Ivy Lea, unless you arrive just as the boat is loading. It seems like more fun though. I arrive early, and the morning lineup is forming as the Wolf Islander hums across the bay from its night-�me berth on

the island. I get waved on first and run up the front of the boat and slip the bike into the nook in the corner, out of the space normally occupied by four-wheelers. A Mercedes-Benz stops beside me and the morning rush piles on behind, a variety of cars, service vans and an eighteen wheeler.

The boat shudders into mo�on and in a few minutes she turns into a s�ff west wind which s�rs white-caps off the lake. I lean on the railing watching the Murney tower recede into the limestone mosaic that is Kingston, �ll a shower of water crashes over the side and I scurry for cover on the leeward side of the Mercedes. The people in the Mercedes get a chuckle out of this and we strike up a conversa-�on. They are from Germany, touring North America, now heading for the States.

Eventually we enter the lee of Wolf Island and the wind and the white-caps abate. I get out a small rag to wipe the water off the seat and wind-screen. The lady in the Mercedes calls me over and hands me a small white towel, which looks remarkably like something out of a motel. I get most of the water off the bike along with the morning’s collec�ons of bugs. I return the towel, but she insists that I keep it.

The William Darryl is warming up for its first trip of the day to Cape Vincent. I arrive at the head of the first load, I get to wait �ll last this �me, parking in the last crevice on the humped deck, with just enough room for the gate to close. The white caps are somewhat smaller on this side, but the swell keeps me leaning on the bike as the li�le ferry heaves across the straight into the harbor on the U.S. side. A�er a quick chat with the customs agent I park in front of the hotel for breakfast.

The run down the east end of Lake Ontario is familiar a�er many trips but I usually see it in the evening, so a morning run is some-what refreshing. Different things are happening in the morning, as the rural community gets in gear for another busy day. It is a�er breakfast on the farm now, and here and there I see tractors, trucks and harves�ng equipment moving into ac�on as I glide by.

I lean around a long curve, a bit over the speed limit and approach a cluster of buildings; house, barn, and various out-buildings that represent the sum total of several genera�ons of a farm family. There has been rain recently and the barn-yard is a quagmire as the farmer on a tractor emerges from the mud to swing into my lane on the road. Evidently he did not see me quickly approaching around the curve. Not a problem, for there is not traffic coming so I swerve le� a few feet and surprise him as I suddenly materialize at his side. Just as I pull over the tractor hits high gear and a shower of mud starts to fly off the wheel in a shower erup�ng directly in my path. All I can do is duck behind the windscreen and drive through it, spla�ering the bike and myself with mud.

Wait a minute, these old farm-boy nostrils tell me that this is not mud. This is pure, unadulterated cow-shit. Hol-stein. Clover fed. It is all over the windscreen, all over my jeans and jacket. I just keep motoring, not wan�ng to stop within sight of the farmer who must be bus�ng a gut by now. A mile down the road I stop and dig out the already damp motel towel and clean up as best I can. It will dry soon and the smell won’t last long a�er that. In a few minutes I am on the road again. The miles �ck by and I can s�ll smell cow-dung. The bike begins to spu�er and I switch on reserve, s�ll smelling cow-dung. I was sure I got it all. Ten miles later I stop for gas at Sandy Creek, and as I get off the bike I can s�ll smell cow-dung. When I go into the store to pay for the gas the lady at the counter looks a li�le puzzled but says nothing. I can s�ll smell cow-dung. Outside I take off my jacket and there it is: a teaspoon sized turd under the collar strap,reeking quietly. With a li�le help from the windshield washer bucket I get rid of the offending reminder of my agricultural encounter. By the �me I get to Oswego the smell is gone, and I turn down county road 8 past a refreshing clump of lilacs, heading south.

Wingin’ It by Bob Hagerman

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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: tarchbold@cogeco.ca

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

RIDE SCHEDULE:AL RANDALL

Ride planners & leaders are needed for those rides not yet planned.Chapter rides following breakfast or alternates will not proceed in rainy weather.

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/P

August 7th Ron Nowell Chapter BBQ & pontoon boat cruise. (Cruise 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

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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 cover. Car-peted trunk & saddlebags, trunk rack bag, (used only twice), Power Plate accessory connec�on, S/S Belly Pan.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 re-placed 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 tarchbold@cogeco.ca.

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Classifieds, Cont.

2008 Goldwing trike. The mileage on it is 44948 miles. It's that pearly white and I also have a trailer that matches it. John only got to have one trip on it before he passed. I can't drive it, so there is only one thing to do and that's sell it. I am asking $24,500 for both.Contact: Sandy Broadbent at jbroadbent0589@gmail.com

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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 tarchbold@cogeco.ca 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.

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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!!!Departs from Tim Horton’s,Bell Blvd. at 10 AM

C’mon out and enjoy a great pontoon boat ride and some wonderful BBQ at Ron & Esther’s lovely home on Skootamatta lake.A fun cruise 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.

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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.Departs from Tim Horton’s, Bell Blvd. at 8:00 AM

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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

NOTE DATE CHANGE!