Sunday, May 8 ride plans, and a June fundraiser
Jim Thomas
Sunday, May 8 at 10:00AM, 31 miles.
We are back at Pendery Park, 8 miles past the end of I-471 in Campbell County KY. This is a scenic ride in rural Campbell County. We'll see the Camp Springs stone houses, and ride along 12 Mile Creek on Route 10. The return route is along the ridgetop on Washington Trace.
Check the ride page on Saturday for any weather related changes in the starting time or route plans:
http://sites.google.com/site/tdsride/ride-history/2011/pendery-washington-trace-may-2011
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Fred and Shelly have a June 11 fundraiser at the Montgomery Inn. Here's the details from Fred:
Shelly and I have organized a wonderful event at the Montgomery Inn to raise money for MS.
We have worked all spring to make it a great evening for Everyone who attends.
We would love if you could attend and also be very appreciative if you could forward to other contacts.
The more we all raise, the better for everyone!
Glimmer of Hope has the potential to raise lots of money for our team and help us keep our #1 fundraising team status!
I am hoping we can count on the support of every rider and volunteer to join us at the event.
To purchase tickets, contact Fred Ferguson, Shelly Kissel, Becky Stone, or Melissa Kelly.
The event features live classic rock from the Chuck Land Band, yummy appetizers, and completely amazing silent and Chinese auctions! We have door prize drawings for presale tickets, where you can walk out with more than the value of your ticket. Our Silent and Chinese auctions have over $7,000 in items, including:
� a �Trip to Anywhere� basket worth $1,000, that includes 2 Delta vouchers, hotel certificates, car rental.. and more
� Reds Boxed Seats
� Classic Ladies Cycling items basket
� �Romantic Getaway� to Cedarville
� Private wine tasting for 20 at Micro Wines
� Fiesta for four at Qdoba
� Permanent makeup session by Mona�s Makeup
� Day at Cincy Playhouse in the Park
Please forward to anyone you know who would be interested.
Thank you very much,
Fred Ferguson
