We’re in the final stretch of putting together the ride schedule for this year. Bob Spear has done a great job of assembling the schedule and the last major task is getting ride leaders for the rides. Many signed up at the banquet, but we still need leaders for about 40 rides. You can do so on-line. If you’ve been at all active, please consider signing up to lead one or more rides.
Well, the reservations and payments are coming in…but I did receive a few emails regarding payment for the banquet. We WILL be accepting payment at the door as long as you have made a reservation. We will be responsible for paying for the number of attendees I give to the DoubleTree by next Tuesday.
Again, the DoubleTree Hotel is located off of Carrier Circle, with cash bar and light snacks at 6:30 followed by a full dinner buffet at 7:30.
It was a huge success last year as our first time at this location, and I’m sure will be as successful again this year!
This is just a friendly reminder that our annual banquet is Friday, January 22, 2010. You should have received a hardcopy copy of the December newsletter with all the details regarding the banquet. There is also a PDF version of the newsletter here on the OCC website.
Again, it is at the DoubleTree Hotel off of Carrier Circle (formerly the Marriott Hotel). Cocktail hour with a cash bar is at 6:30 followed by a dinner buffet at 7:30. The cost is $25 for adults and children 16 and under are free.
Reservations and payment are due this Friday, January 15. Mail your payment to: Onondaga Cycling Club, P.O. Box 6307, Syracuse, NY 13217-6307.
Membership renewal form, OCC Banquet details, Slow’n Easy Rides, Tour de Cure Diabetes – the online newsletter doesn’t have the ballot: use the printed version to vote
Syracuse Grand Prix Cyclocross Race, Bill Johnson Memorial Fall Century Report, Monday Night Ladies Rides Report, Notes from the Prez.:ExperimentsOctober09
Join us for our annual charity ride which will benefit the Bill Johnson Memorial Fund at SUNY College of ESF. Bill served in many club positions including president before his death in 1999. He was an inspiration to all.