Thoughts for Witl Wallace to ponder with OGA from "Sir James"

1. ln the 1996 Annual Report, C-Kap # 980 has earned all three badges. I have received a request for LifeMembership from Greg and have sent him a letter informing him, that when I receive the Registration forms, I willFonruard a set to him. lf he was not a member of OCA in 1996, then he has not payed for the badges, which I willinform him when I forward his Registration Form. I hope the (new ?) price for badges and medals is on the Form asI for one do not know the prices.

2. C-KAP # 981, Mark, I received his cycling log from your oflice with his name on it only. Thats all I know abouthim. I have no address to send him his annual report and do not know if he is a OCA member. He lists 1995 LifeTotal as 8,269 Kms and 5,107 Kms for 1996, for a total of 13,376 Kms. Which would earn him all three badges.anda bronze medal, if he has not recieved the badges already (l do not think so). He is not on any annual report. Myguess a OCA member , this is the first time he has sent in a C-KAP log and is listing his 1995 total also. He hasnever filled out a C-I(AP Registration Form and your office threw out the envelope that may have given me aaddress. Please inform me when you send the annual reports for mailing, of his address and C-}(AP # 978, Thanks.(That is if you know)

3. Could you mail me a few extra annual reports for my own use ? With one of them listing all OCA NUMBERS so Ican tell them from CJ(AP LIFE MEMBERS and will know who pays and who does not , there is only a few that I amnot sure about. This could save a lot of costly mail or phone calls , when I receive letters wanting to know why theydid not receive their awards. With this info up to date , I should be able to handle it from here without bothering dearWil lWal lace.

4. Last phone call Will W. and 'Sir James' : I hope that you now understand that all C-I(AP members (OCA or Life)receive one only of each badge and medal and only if they earn them and in the case of Life members, if they payfor them, ONCE lN A LIFETIME. Replacment medals could be suppled for damaged or lost ones at cost, ifrequested. This is one of the main reasons for the 100,000Kms Club. lt gives cyclists who wish to chase after thesetting sun around and around the globe a target to aim for untill they pass on from this world.

5. Can you be a OCA member if you reside outside the Province of Ontario? Also can you be a member of OCA ifyou live outside Canada, say the U.K.? What would be the cost of a membership?

6. We have decided that a one-time payment of $25.00, gets you a Life Membership in C-KAP if you resideanywhere in Canada, plus cost for awards. Would you like to set a price for Life Membership in C-I(AP for cyclistsresiding in the U.S.A. - U.K. and other countries, in Canadian funds. lt will cost a lot more to mail annual reportsand awlrds around the world . I feel its the thing to do.. Tell the whole world about C-KAP. Word travels fast and ittakes only one member say in the U.K. to get established there.

7. I would like to send each CURRENT MEMBER of C-I(AP in which I do not have a completed registration form acopy along with their 1996 annual report, for them to fill out and return to me. There is not that many and it will helpto'keep my records up to date. Also when mailing the annual report to members I should also inclose their 1997cycling log.So Will I will need all three before I can mail the 1996 Annual Report. And I would like to get the wordout aJsoon as possible. Copies of 1996 Annual Report - Registration Forms - 1997 Cycling Log.. lwould like toget110 - 1996 Annual Reports with envelopes. A minimum of 300 C-IGP and OCA Registration Forms and 1997cycling logs, with the ability to get more if needed. The 1997 cycling log will have to be sent to everyone on thet-ggO Annuat Report about 100, but after that I will only need them if someone sends me a completed Registrationform . However lwill need many more Registration Forms to place in Bike Shops in Ottawa and to send to selectedC-KAP Members in Cities and Towns across Canada and then some. In a pinch I can Photo Copy a few to get meby if needed, at work for free.

8. I have inclosed for your info only (do not publish in annual report) a page listing moneys received and forwardedto you on one side (left) and on the other cost incurred setting up the C-KAP program as a new co-ordinator. lt mayseem high but you are getting the use of my office, filing cabinets, P.C. and me for free, and I plan to do a goodselling job. When I am up and running I should be sending you much more money at very little cost. I do not wish tobe paid for my expences untill I send in the 1997 Annual Report but will send you updates from time to time so thatyou can budget for them and not have any surprises at the end of the year.

9. I will do a cover letter for new members, to send with their cycling log and make copies here.

10. WiS W. I haye eeksd b#o br* hcrc b rnathcr rsni+ldc. Co+rld you plcacc rgld me 10e5 d rny dtnrC-lfiF cycling bgs $at yqn oSFe may hcve from frc ycar that yor office wac o$ing ar C-i{lF oo-ordinatsr, sothd they mn be ffled my h croh mornbcn fi|e, Snn* yan.

11. Walt Wil W. Thats I tor &. lS C+(Ap A*Nrud Repott. t rra rtl[ hopirE thnt yor,r wfl ooncHr Pdt*ing e cwn$

lrad of fu libmrff fu* h e.& OCA mamzine I oordd brbE b.d( e ld ef Src ddsr C-IIAP fiffibcrl. l m un*irrybn a ooudoof t t roor i lhd$dreeidr*rO#am. Ar i ls isefnngeoaclrymr, l S! l ryFu.n ,Yonrw.i the.ch Atmlrd Raport. Loo&krg tsrv*ard to getting th€ @A rnagrazinc foi May, I rccehrcd a Padal magazino to-day.

12. I hop6 tho n*v Tulos fs C-I(AP wi$ lmprecs and thc word wi$ gd out that nre .re on our way to a bigg* ardb€tr€r C-|AP and wc aro hWhg ths world to pertlcapato.

13. You wiH find a lieting of awards fof Ule 1996 Annual Report on Page thrcc. As it starde now if thcy werc-no!OCA members h 1996 thoy do not gd their *war& as I at least have not received any payments fur awards. Eut Ihaw listod thsn ell in anY case.

Jamee'Sk Jams'WibonC-KAP Co-ordlnator

1907 c.|({(AP }fSTORYC-I(AP ira filnqeneuld like to put sorne cMlenga ard dlscipline into thicr LUovcr 900 rkhtr, m a valwhry bfl$c,h*r bccn given to padHrpan0s fordrieuirg tintA?CFor Specillsrvardlor lile tdob of lm.mO i - m,m - 3m,m!(rn ctc, Thc progam b of lrilerect io,n t* ot

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osA oEf=Tto aoortffiator 15 regFtr.tions r/ Life total o1S5 15 13.458 7,617,312

JrrrcWibon"1996 7 21,110 7.698.6,2

THE AWARDS

LIFETIME MILEAGE . AWARDS1,000 Kms Bronze Badge & DiPloma2,500 Kms Silver Badge & DiPloma5,000 Kms Gold Badge & DiPloma10,000 Kms Bronze Medal & DiPloma15,000 Kms Silver Medal & DiPloma25,000 Kms Gold Medal& DiPloma

100,000 Kms. Club, Future Special Medal and Diploma willbe made available, for each 100,000 Kms cycled.

SPECIAL AWARDS

An Olympic goal trophy is awarded to the top male andfemale rider with the highest annual mileage for a calenderyear. The Hewes Chatlenge Trophy is awarded to the clubivitn tne highest annual kilometre total of C{(AP registeredmembers.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

On registration, the participating rider will receive a CyclingDistanie Log and lnstructions. Each rider records their ownmileage: if you cheat, you only cheat yourself. The Log isreturn-ed annually to the C-I(AP co-ordinator and results arepublished in the OCA magazine . With all C-KAP membersrecieving a Annual Report bY mail.

RULES ARE FEW AND EASY

1. All kilometres on the road count :Touing, Racing, ATB, Training or Commuting.

2. No indoor trainer or roller kilometres.3. Only amateur kilometres count - no couriers please!

OLYMPIC GOAL TROPHY RULE

When a member of C-I(AP, from a country other thanCanada wins the Olympic Goal Trophy, for most Kms.cycled. There will also be a Canadian winner, and twopiaques will be presented. This rule will apply to both maleand female cyclists.

WOMEN's OLYMPIC GOAL TRoPHY WINNERS

C-](AP MEMBERSHIP COST

Free including badges and medals to:General Membership OCA $25.00 per yearOCA Club'supportef $10.00 Per YearFamily Membership OCA $35.00 per year

LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP TO C-KAP PROGRAM (ONIY)

Opened to any resident residing in Canada, with a one timeregistration fee of $25.00, plus payment at slightly.g|gvecost for badges and medals (to cover mailing fees). Lifetimemembership in the OCA C-I(AP program will be open toresidents of Countries other than Canada' Cost has notbeen set at this time. Please forward your inquiries to theC-KAP co-odinator. Note mailing address balow.

lOO.OOO KMS CLUB

100,000 - 200,000 - 300,000 Kms etc., plans are in theworks to make a special medal and diploma avaiable toC-KAP members who have reached these goals as C-I(APmembers at slightly above cost. No more sympathy. Willkeep you posted on this one and would like to hear yourviews as C-KAP elite cycling members .

lf you do not qualify for free badges and medals, P!-e?q9seird your cheque or money order , made out to the (OCA)Ontario Cycling Association Inc., and forward to your C-KAPco-ordinator along with your annual cycling log. Or if you oryour friends are looking for OCA or C-I(AP applicationforms, Please forward too.

C-KAP CO-ORDINATORJames D. Wilson (C-KAP)1249 St. Paul Ave.Ottawa, Ontario K1V 6V8

MEN's OLYMPIC GOAL TROPHY WINNERS

Year Winners Annual Kms1980 Mark Beaver Halifax N.S. 7,5591981 Ted Hale Toronto Ont. 11,0331982 Joe Gmerek Halifax N.S. 16,3361983 PhilVan Alstyne Toronto Ont. 28,1101984 Allen Jackson Pickering Ont. 15,0141985 John Ryan Toronto Ont. '17,640

1986 John Ryan Toronto Ont. 17,6571987 David Young Windsor N.S. 15,1651988 Tom Sylvester Stella Ont. 20,0711989 Tom Sylvester Stella Ont. 12,5091990 Tom Sylvester Stella Ont. 24.0001991 Tom Sylvester Stella Ont. 20,1551992 Stanislaw Skoniecany Scarbourgh 25,1801993 Stanislaw Skonieczny Scarbourgh 26,9201994 Stanislaw Skonieczny Scarbourgh 27,0201995 Stanislaw Skonieczny Scarbourgh 26,6201995 FrankA. Graham l l lColumbia 5.C.27,2661996 Albert MarE Niagara Ont. 15,1511996 FrankA. Graham l l lColumbia S.C.23,441

Year1 9801981't98219831 9841 9851 9861 9871 9881 989199019911992't 9931 9941 9951996

WinnersLaurie Leslie Toronto Ont.Deborah Abramovitch Ottawa Ont.Pat Kammerer Mount Hope Ont.Laurie Leslie Toronto Ont.Janet Peterson Victoria B.C.Deborah Newhook Gloucester OnLaurie Leslie Gloucester Ont.Laurie Leslie Gloucester Ont.Laurie Leslie Gloucester OntDorothy Earnshaw Sarnia Ont.Monika Curtis Kingston Ont.Monika Curtis Kingston Ont.Bisa Mitrovski Toronto Ont.Sylvia Walker Scarbourgh Ont.Sylvia Walker Scarbourgh Ont.Sylvia Walker Scarbourgh Ont.Valerie Copeland GrimsbY Ont.

Annual Kms3,7465,5638,2797,31110,06712,0378,3368,3028,5917,1738,15615,4498,9201 1 , 3 5 115,04312,93017,022

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KAP# OCA # Name GitY Awards

2 MO ##61 Rene Arnolis Hamilton Ont. Bronze, SiMer, Gold Badges

1 Unknown Mark Kremblewski Unknown Bronze, Silver, Gold Badges,I Lr l l^ l l ( rwl l lv ls l A r \ l 9 l I lv lew-Al ' Bronze Medal

0 Unknown Greg Young St. Catharines Ont. Bronze, Silver, Gold BadgesHas requasted Lffe Registration Form for GKAP. lf not OCA mamber in 1996?He has notpayad for badges yet. See 1. Paga one.

g MO 59Ol James Smith Wards lsland Toronto Bronze and Silver Badges.

I MO 5959 John C. Oschefski Unknown Bronze Badge.

MO #*fi## Phil Renaud Brantford Ont' Gold Badge.

MO 6418 Marian deGroot lzma Stratford Ont. SiMer Badge.On Phaze one it does not appear that she payed for her 1995 Bronze Badge and was nota OCA member at that time. Your Call.

MO 4499 Rob Brown Sarnia Ont. Silver Badge.On Phaze one for Bronze Badge.

MO 4208 Doug Thomas Elmira Ont. Bronze Medal.

6':iJrMO #### John Bos Neoean Ont. Gold Medal.

Total Awards From {996 Annual Report.

Bronze Badges:##*l## (5) Silver Badges #it#ltlttt (6) Gold Badges ffi (4)

Bronze Medals:## (2) Silver Medals (None) Gold Medals # (1)

please note that all Underlined Awards in the 1996 Annual Report are from past years and are there to insure thatthey were awarded to members who earned them . Also to insure that Will works almost as hard as I have beenlearning both C-KAP and this narv fangled P. C. What ever happened to ink wells and pens

'Sir James' the Black (Cycling) Knight Signing Off.

Hewes Ghallenge Trophy

This Award recognizes the collective participation of cycling. lt is awarded to the cycling club, network or group thathas the Highest Annual Kilornetres Total of C-KAP registered members. Cyclist with membership in more than oneclub, are included in each club's total. Please remember to include this information on your yearly cycling log. lthas not been awarded since 1994 bEcause of lack of information. I will try to find someone who can tell membe/sclubs by their names in the 95 and 96 Annual Reports, so that the club winner can be named for those yearsHowever in the future I will only use the clubs mentioned in your cycling logs to declare a winner.

Year Winner and E.umber of participants Annual Kms.

1990 Ontario Maste/s Cycling Association (10) 56,6451991 Kingston Velo Club (07) 71,6321992 Ontario Maste/s Cycling Association (11) 75,2831993 Scarborough Cycling Club (06) 55,8201994 Scarborough Cycling Club (05) 55,9211995 NotAwarded1996 NotAwarded

From The Peleton

# 345 Paul Davison Halifax N.S. Paul must be in a little trouble in N.S. as he mailed his log in with theCanadian Flag upside down on the stamp, which is the intemational sign for distress.Paul in the 1960and 7O's I was a Canadian Sailor on the Eas{ Coast and belonged to the Strada Cycllng Club ofDartmouth N.S. We used to go to Jack Knass cycle store in Halifax which was a going store at the timeand is stillthere. I got my first set of Campy Record Wheels there.

#409 Tony Marriott Millgrove Ont. Managed to get in a few kilometers of cycling on Lantau lslandHong Kong. Lucky Guy.

#412 Hugh (Bill) Hewes Caledon East Ont. Was the first person to put it in writing, althoughI am sure that a lot of other noticed that the OCA seemed to think that 1996 had 53 weeks rather thanthe normal 52 on their cycling logs. I have had many talks with Will Wallace and I am sure that we willget it right this year.

#714 Brian McGrath Caledon East Ont. ls putting in time in sunny Florida and (Feb.) has already got in1,000 Kms. This year. Brian watch the sun. lt can play trick on you like making you forget the whole yearof 95 when you sent in your cycling log and quoted your life total. However I allowed for the sun andadded the years cycling to your total.

#909 James (Sir James) Wilson Ottawa Ont. Your new C-}(AP co-ordinator. I have beeh so busy this winter withC-KAP that I have only 4b0 Kms on my bike and its the middle of March. First I brought a PC in December, then Iloaded it with Windows , Word perfect and Excel 5. I then tryed to teach a old horse new tricks by learning how touse it. you can be the judge but I should get better at it by next years report. Then Tom Sylvester dropped of boxesand bags of C-KAP recora! one day while I was at work . This has been cleaned up filed , cross checked and madeinto a iata base. I have created a C-trlnp, C-KAP Honour Roll. Listing all members, The year they joined andretired or still active, their C-I(AP number, their city or town and their Life Total to date. lt turned out to be nineteenpages long when printed . I have been phoning faxing and writing Will Wallace at OCA in Toronto, and here areioire ot tf,e changes that we have come up with for 1997. We have brought the Life Membership back to C-KAPHowever it will now cost $25.00 for a new Life Membership in C-I(AP. The reason is that OCA has lost a lot of itsfunding and we are going to have to pay our own way. Another reason is that I have found out while doing myresearih into C-I(AP tnat nearty one half of all members did not sent in a cycling log zero Kms. 423 to be exact. Sothe twenty five dollars will havC to pay for the annual reports and cycling logs plus postagg a1! other cost of CJ(APand hoptutly it will cut down on the non participants. Member of OCA both $25.00 and $10.00 per year are free Allpast Liie Members will not be charged extra. They joined as Life Members in good Faith and will remain LifeMembers. However they will have to pay current prices for any badges or medals.

I have hopes that OCA will print the Honour Roll in their magazine a year or two at a tiqe. Hopefully it will bringback some of our older members to be active when we cross the World for the 200 th. Time. Yes thats right wehave already gone around 191 times.

We are also working on a trophy or medal for the 100,000 Kms Club. Thats any member who has cycled past the100,OOO Kms mark while being a member of C-I(AP. lt will mean that we will be able to offer you something otherthan sympathy as you cycle pist 10O,OO0 - 2OO,OOO - 300,000 Kms. Since the start of C-MAP in the years 1975-76to the Lnd ot iSgO we have 11 members that have done this and yes they are all still active and cycling.

The next change will be that if you have to pay lor anything in the Cj(AP program, you will make your cheque ormoney order (no Cash) out to the OCA and in the memo area of cheque or money_ order mark what it is for plus(C-KAP). Forward it to me your C-KAP co-ordinator at the address listed below I will record payment into myiecords'and fonrard cheque to the OCA office. This will give both myself and the OCA proof of payment , andhopefully end delays for awards and registration into the program. You will notice in the remarks colum of this yearsAnnual Fleport a t6t of awards underlined and the words Phaze one or two. All this is is a effort by myself and theOCA to insure past awards that have been payed for have been recieved. The # mark mean that I recieved acheque from you which I have recorded then forwarded to Toronto. lf you have payed in the last year and no # . lt istightiy that the OCA recieved it as the mailwas going to OCA first last year and then forwarded to me..

Last of atl, all active members will be carried on the active roll (Annual Report) untill they miss TWOCONSECUTIVE YEARS when this happens you will be moved to the Honour Roll. A place has been reseryed therefor you useing your C-I(AP number. To become active again all you have to do is send in a cycling log and Pay yourdues if they apply. Then the whole process starts over again.

So I wish you a safe and happy cycling year, look forward to recieving your comments and cycling logs next yearand please try to get them in by the end of January if you want them to be on next years Annual Report . We are alittle late this year but I think with good reason.

James Wilson - 1249 St. Paul Ave. - Ottawa, Ont. - K1V 6V8