annual_report - Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program

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2013- 47,217 kms
2014 - 55,143 kms
2015 - 51,058 kms
Ben Merrit
40th Annual Report - Year 2015
Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program (CKAP)
Ben Merrit #1432 - Avid Cyclist
Winner of all Incentive Awards in 2013
Bruce Timmermans 100,000 Club Award - 2014
Olympic Goal Award - 2015 (All time record)
Cycle for Fitness and Health - www.ckap.ca
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Cover Letter by CKAP Coordinator of Changes to CKAP in 2015
James will be placing an order for Louis Garneau Jerseys mainly Large in March 2016 to insure we have all sizes. The ATAC
jerseys are of the same new design as the Louis Garneau jerseys but a size smaller so an ATAC large would be a Louis Garneau
Medium., They are a nice jersey at a reasonable price and I have purchased one and wear it often.
New for the year 2015 is a PDF formatted cycling log, which you can type on it direct and send as an attachment to an email.
These logs were created by Bud Jorgensen of Tour du Canada and you may find them easier to fill out than the Excel logs which
will still be available for those who are familiar and want to use the Excel log. Years 2014, 2015 & 2016 are uploaded on the
CKAP web site www.ckap.ca. First Excel, scroll Typeable PDF scroll Plain PDF or you can request James to send a log by email.
Lets all save a tree, if mailing your log please print page 2 of the cycling log on the back of the log only if your going to use it for
the Tour du Canada - CKAP award. Members who send their logs in as attachment to an email need not send a printed copy by
mail as I will check, then print as soon as received. Members should include their comment for “From the Peloton” in the body of
the email and I will print that email on the back of your log. Please include all information in the address part of the CKAP cycling
log, even if there is no change. With the Excel log address info you must click on the left side of each cell to put the text in the bar
above your log then type into that bar, then click on the left side of the next cell to put the text in the bar above your log and the
first will return with your typing to the log - Please include only one cycling club that you belonged to in the relevant year, If your
club membership status changed please note this and if you do not belong to a cycling club add NIL for the Hewes award.
Members please try in 2016 to find new female members other than Canadians to compete for the new Pauline McKinley
International Olympic Goal Award, only Canadian female members have won both the Canadian & international,
Cheers have a safe but fun cycling year in 2016 :-))) “Sir” James
A list of current CKAP inventory includes the following:
44 CKAP T-shirts heavy duty 100 % cotton in all sizes at $10.00 ea, $12.00 for XXL size, plus $3.00 for postage.
Sizes available: S = 7 ~ M = 12 - L = 14 - XL = 1 - XXL = 6 Total = 40
473 CKAP decals light reflective heavy-duty, all weather, peel and stick $3.00 ea
Louis Garneau short sleeve, heavy duty full zipper, 1 only size L jersey like a windbreaker jacket $75.00 ea.
Short sleeve 15 inch hidden zipper jerseys: Sizes available XL = 3 ~ XXL = 3 = cost $80.00 ea.
Long sleeve heavy duty full length zipper jerseys: M = 2 ~ XL = 2 - XXXL = 1 = cost $85.00 ea.
ATAC short sleeve 19 inch hidden zipper jerseys:
ATAC jerseys sizes are a bit smaller than Louie Garneau sizes I take a medium in Louis Garneau but a large in ATAC. I hope to
order more Louis Garneau L in the spring if funds are available after the 2014 annual report and awards.
Sizes available: S = 4 ~ M = 10 ~ L = 9 cost $75.00 ea. All prices include handling & postage.
Benjamin Merritt – CKAP 1432 - LaSalle, Ontario - Front Cover - Annual Report
Showing the Les Humphreys Canadian Olympic Goal Trophy and the Bruce Timmermans 100,000 Km Club Trophy which now has a new large walnut base added
Woody Graham International Olympic Goal Award
2015 – 51,058 Km
Les Humphreys Canadian Olympic Goal Award
2015 – 51,058 Km
Bruce Timmermans 100,000 Km Club 2014 – 100,000 Km
Credit for the Front Page goes to CKAP Artistic Director Charles R. Hand - CKAP 774
40h Edition of the CKAP Annual Report – Page 3
LAURIE LESLIE
CANADIAN OLYMPIC GOAL TROPHY
YEAR
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
SHIRLEY SZILVASY
SHIRLEY SZILVASY
SHIRLEY SZILVASY
SHIRLEY SZILVASY
JEAN ROSS
LAURIE LESLIE
DEBORAH ABRAMOVITCH
PATRICIA KAMMERER
LAURIE LESLIE
JANET PETERSON
DEBORAH NEWHOOK
LAURIE LESLIE
LAURIE LESLIE
LAURIE LESLIE
DOROTHY EARNSHAW
MONIKA CURTIS
MONIKA CURTIS
BISA MITROVSKI
SYLVIA WALKER
SYLVIA WALKER
SYLVIA WALKER
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
KAREN SMITH
PAULINE MCKINLEY
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
TOTAL Km
4,139 Km Record
9,505 Km Record
6,544 Km
5,712 Km
6,237 Km
3,746 Km
5,563 Km
8,279 Km
7,311 Km
10,067 Km Record
12,031 Km Record`
8,336 Km
8,302 Km
8,591 Km
7,173 Km
8,156 Km
15,449 Km Record
9,473 Km
11,351 Km
15,043 Km
12,930 Km
17,022 Km Record
25,332 Km Record
32,223 Km Record
35,027 Km All Time Record
24,634 Km
30,162 Km
31,419 Km
20,977 Km
22,046 Km
16,030 Km
8,910 Km
9,276 Km
10,458 Km
15,024 Km
22,060 Km
21,379 Km
17,199 Km
17,199 Km
18,313 Km
SYLVIA WALKER – CKAP 920
WINNER – YEAR 2015
21,275 Km
Ottawa, Ontario Canada
www.ckap.ca
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CKAP all peddled Bicycle & Handcyclist
Incentive Program Awards 1,000 to 25.000 km
1,000 km
2,500 km
5,000 km
10,000 km
15,000 km
25,000 km
bronze badge
silver badge
gold badge
bronze medal
silver medal
gold medal
and certificate 10.00
and certificate = 10.00
Hewes Challenge Trophy
This award recognizes the collective participation of
cycling. It is awarded to the cycling club, network or group
that has the highest annual total of CKAP registered km.
Formula to Win
CKAP members must have membership in the club or
CKAP has no annual fees and the incentive awards are part group they choose to use their km towards the Hewes Club
Challenge during each current year to participate. This
of the fee as a member of CKAP, all km are cumulative
award is intended to get more cycling clubs evolved and to
and award are only earned once on your way to 100,000
encourage more members to join CKAP.
km
25,000 Km Plaque
Rules are few and easy to follow
A 25,000 km plaque is available at all levels, 25,000,
50,000, 75,000 etc. for those who wish to purchase one at
$40.00 ea. including certificate. 100,000 km plaques are
free.
1. All CKAP kilometers are cumulative, each year’s km
added to the previous years. You will only earn and pay for
the awards in the incentive part of CKAP once. Badges
cost $10.00 and medals $20.00 ea. A certificate comes with
the highest award earned each year. The awards in the
Laurie Leslie Canadian Olympic Goal Trophy
incentive part of CKAP should be purchased as earned
when sending in your yearly cycling log; all major awards
(Female)
Les Humphreys Canadian (M) Olympic Goal Trophy are free, with no annual fees.
Please make all funds payable to CKAP and forward to
(Male)
An Olympic Goal Trophy is engraved with the female and your CKAP Coordinator, see address below.
male Canadian cyclist with the highest annual CKAP km 2. All kilometers on the road and off (MTB) count.
for a calendar year. Winners of the above awards will be
Including, races, board track, tours and cycling to the
informed of their win and it is requested that they supply corner store.
the CKAP Coordinator with a photo of themselves and
their bike to be used on the Members and Award pages of 3. No stationery indoor rollers, trainers or exercise bikes,
the CKAP web site and annual report. When photos are
indoors or outside count. Unless used to recover from
received, then keeper’s plaques and certificates will be
serious injury or sickness at the CKAP coordinators
mailed to the winners.
discretion, after being discussed with CKAP board
members.
Pauline McKinley International Olympic Goal Trophy
4. Only amateur kilometers count, no bike couriers or
(Female)
other paid cycling jobs, please.
Woody Graham International Olympic Goal Trophy
5. Only km from January of the year that you join CKAP
(Male)
count. The only two exceptions will be when recovering
The International Olympic Goal Trophies are engraved
with the female and male cyclists with the highest annual from serious sickness or injury and cycling is part of your
rehabilitation. The CKAP board will make a judgment and
CKAP km for a calendar year regardless of country.
vote to allow km up to the beginning of your rehabilitation.
Keeper plaques are presented in the same manner as the
above Canadian ones. If the winner is Canadian they will Cycling records will be required.
receive one plaque engraved with both the Canadian and Members joining at age 50 or over, male or female will be
allowed to count two extra years, if they provide a cycling
International award engraved on it.
log for those years. This is to facilitate their winning of the
Van Epps Handcycle International
Bruce Timmermans 100,000 Km Club award.
Olympic Goal Trophy
6. As of year 2012 CKAP cycling logs can be filled out by
(Male & Female)
totals or monthly totals, the choice is yours to
Trophies and plaques will be purchased when number of weekly
make.
New
PDF CKAP cycling logs which can be typed
members, indicate there is competition between
on
the
computer
and sent as an attachment to an email are
handcyclists.
now available from www.ckap.ca “Log Forms”
Bruce Timmermans 100,000 Km Club
(Male & Female)
A CKAP 100,000 Km Club plaque will be awarded to each
CKAP member who has cycled 100,000 CKAP recorded
km. A new plaque will be presented each time the same
member cycles another 100,000 CKAP recorded km. Like
the Olympic Goal Trophy winners, the CKAP 100,000 Km
Club winners are requested to supply a photo of
themselves and their bike, in order to have their plaque
mailed to them.
James D. Wilson - CKAP Coordinator
1249 St. Paul Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1V 6V8
E-mail address: [email protected]
CKAP Web site: http://www.ckap.ca
LES HUMPHREYS
CANADIAN OLYMPIC GOAL TROPHY
YEAR
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
R. HOLDEN
KEN ROSS
ORLANDO GOVEIA
ORLANDO GOVEIA
ORLANDO GOVEIA
HUGH HEWES
EDWARD K. HALE
JOE GMEREK
PHIL VAN ALSTYNE
ALLAN JACKSON
JOHN RYAN
JOHN RYAN
DAVE YOUNG
TOM SYLVESTER
TOM SYLVESTER
TOM SYLVESTER
TOM SYLVESTER
STAN SKONIECZNY
STAN SKONIECZNY
STAN SKONIECZNY
STAN SKONIECZNY
ALBERT MARTZ
STAN SKONIECZNY
STAN SKONIECZNY
STAN SKONIECZNY
STAN SKONIECZNY
STAN SKONIECZNY
HENRY BERKENBOS
HENRY BERKENBOS
HENRY BERKENBOS
KENNETH R. BONNER
KENNETH R. BONNER
KENNETH R. BONNER
HENRY BERKENBOS
HENRY BERKENBOS
KENNETH R. BONNER
HENRY BERKENBOS
KENNETH R. BONNER
HENRY BERKENBOS
HENRY BERKENBOS
TOTAL Km
5,877 Km
16,206 Km
11,922 Km
14,050 Km
13,765 Km
8,880 Km
11,033 Km
16,336 Km
28,110 Km
15,014 Km
17,640 Km
17,626 Km
15,165 Km
20,071 Km
12,509 Km
24,000 Km
20,155 Km
25,180 Km
26,920 Km
27,020 Km
26,620 Km
15,151 Km
24,350 Km
33,130 Km
25,490 Km
28,970 Km
28,860 Km
29,572 Km
27,031 Km
28,646 Km
31,162 Km
50,934 Km
30,677 Km
30,812 Km
32,028 Km
33,407 Km
30,490 Km
28,660 Km
24,503 Km
24,776 Km
Record
Record
Record
Record
Record
Record
BENJAMIN MERRITT – CKAP 1432
51,058 KM – All Time CKAP Record
LaSalle, Ontario Canada
www.ckap.ca
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Canadian Kilometer Program (CKAP) - Annual Report 2015
HISTORY PAGE
CKAP is a fitness incentive program developed by Tom Parry, first recreational director of the Ontario
Cycling Association (OCA), for cyclist who would like to improve their health and life-style through cycling.
To date this program has encouraged over 1,361 cyclist, on a voluntary basis to log their daily kilometres
throughout the year. Awards have been presented to participants for achieving CKAP totals from 1,000 to
25,000 km's in the incentive program, with a 100,000 Km Club for those who wish to cycle into the next
dimension, There are now 79 CKAP 100,000 Km Club members since CKAP was formed in 1976.
In the year 2001a new Handcycling and 2004 a Special Needs Program were introduced so that all cyclist
could participate in The CKAP Program.
The history of the program dates back to the excitement of the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Groups of
cyclists from different points of Canada were cycling to Montreal. Tom Parry recognized, why not extend
the challenge, and sense of participation by encouraging individual cyclist to log their cycling km and
metaphorically participate in the Olympic Goals. By the end of 2015 CKAP participants have cycled a
distance greater than 29.6 million CKAP registered kilometers.
Year
No. of Participants Who
R
Running Totals
By Year Joined Totals
Joined Each Year Total # / Active #
Tom Parry, coordinator 352 registrations
1975
9
1
1,005,066
1,005,066
1976
194
5
2,042,283
3,047,349
1977
44
1
853,030
3,900,379
1978
64
2
802,634
4,703,013
1979
24
2
463,281
5,166,294
1980
17
2
520,146
5,686,440
Hugh Hewes coordinator 420 registrations // CKAP total Tom Parry's members to date =
5,595,101
1981
42
1
541,044
6,227,484
1982
102
0
954,918
7,182,402
1983
46
1
453,425
7,635,827
1984
74
2
605,898
8,241,725
1985
42
3
936,883
9,178,608
1986
32
1
346,530
9,525,138
1987
22
0
269,665
9,794,803
1988
29
2
514,155
10,308,958
1989
30
1
607,983
10,916,941
Tom Sylvester coordinator 92 registrations // CKAP total of Hugh's members to date =
5,230.501
1990
20
5
613,115
11,530,056
1991
23
1
654,957
12,185,013
1992
12
1
610,163
12,795,176
1993
11
1
220,042
13,015,218
1994
26
6
920,626
13,935,844
James Wilson coordinator 459 registrations // CKAP total of Tom's members to date =
3.018,903
1995
15
4
397,502
14,333,346
1996
11
5
736,603
15,069,949
1997
29
8
851,021
15,920,970
1998
40
3
1,087,732
17,008,702
1999
25
12
1,182,118
18,190,820
2000
19
7
715,949
18,906,769
2001
48
20
2,263,252
21,170,021
2002
41
18
1,969,276
23,139,297
2003
50
21
1,522,065
24,661,362
2004
40
16
1,234,060
25,895,422
2005
34
11
701,566
26,596,988
2006
25
8
609,335
27,206,323
2007
26
9
672,343
27,878,666
2008
20
14
595,756
28,474,422
2009
11
5
222,213
28,696,635
2010
9
4
139,137
28,835,772
2011
7
5
182,161
29,017,933
2012
3
3
37,087
29,055,020
2013
18
17
462,731
29,517,751
2014
10
10
84,715
29,602,466
2015
16
16
48,143
29,650,609
2015 Member Logs = 229 - 1,278,845 Km
// CKAP total of James's members to date:
15,714,765
Members Total = 1,361 // Final Total of all CKAP members at the end of 2015 =
29,650,609
PAULINE MCKINLEY
INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC GOAL TROPHY
YEAR
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
SHIRLEY SZILVASY
SHIRLEY SZILVASY
SHIRLEY SZILVASY
SHIRLEY SZILVASY
JEAN ROSS
LAURIE LESLIE
DEBORAH ABRAMOVITCH
PATRICIA KAMMERER
LAURIE LESLIE
JANET PETERSON
DEBORAH NEWHOOK
LAURIE LESLIE
LAURIE LESLIE
LAURIE LESLIE
DOROTHY EARNSHAW
MONIKA CURTIS
MONIKA CURTIS
BISA MITROVSKI
SYLVIA WALKER
SYLVIA WALKER
SYLVIA WALKER
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
VALERIE COPELAND
KAREN SMITH
PAULINE MCKINLEY
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
CELIA MCINNIS
TOTAL Km
4,139 Km Record
9,505 Km Record
6,544 Km
5,712 Km
6,237 Km
3,746 Km
5,563 Km
8,279 Km
7,311 Km
10,067 Km Record
12,031 Km Record
8,336 Km
8,302 Km
8,591 Km
7,173 Km
8,156 Km
15,449 Km Record
9,473 Km
11,351 Km
15,043 Km
12,930 Km
17,022 Km Record
25,332 Km Record
32,223 Km Record
35,027 Km All Time Record
24,634 Km
30,162 Km
31,419 Km
20,977 Km
22,046 Km
16,030 Km
8,910 Km
9,276 Km
10,458 Km
15,024 Km
22,060 Km
21,379 Km
17,199 Km
17,618 Km
18,313 Km
SYLVIA WALKER – CKAP 920
21,275 Km
Ottawa, Ontario Canada
www.ckap.ca
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Canadian Kilkoometer Achiever Progrom (CKAP) Annual Report 2015
Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program
Statement of Operations
For the Year Ended February 29, 2016
Revenues
Membership including exchange
Medals/Badges/Decals
Donations
Jerseys
T‐shirts
Expenses
Office expenses
Postage
Bank charges
Trophies/Plaques/Medals
Annual filing
Surplus (Shortfall)
2016
2015
$1,020
1,350
891
315
20
$210
787
503
‐
40
3,596
1,540
225
352
60
279
20
206
453
60
623
30
936
1,372
$2,660
$168
Notes
This year 34 individual's paid life membership vs. 7 the previous year.
Inventory consists of the following ‐
Medals ‐
62
Badges ‐ 234
Decals ‐ 471
T‐shirts ‐ 40
Jerseys ‐ 35
The total value of inventory at sale price approximately $8,100.
The approximate cash balance at year end is $5,000.
www.ckap.ca
40th Edition of the CKAP Annual Report Page 9
WOODY GRAHAM
INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC GOAL TROPHY
YEAR
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
NAME
WOODY GRAHAM
KEN ROSS
ORLANDO GOVEIA
KEITH SHEALY
KEITH SHEALY
WOODY GRAHAM
KEITH SHEALY
WOODY GRAHAM
PHIL VAN ALSTYNE
KEITH SHEALY
KEITH SHEALY
KEITH SHEALY
WOODY GRAHAM
TOM SYLVESTER
WOODY GRAHAM
WOODY GRAHAM
WOODY GRAHAM
STAN SKONIECZNY
STAN SKONIECZNY
STAN SKONIECZNY
WOODY GRAHAM
WOODY GRAHAM
WOODY GRAHAM
STAN SKONIECZNY
WOODY GRAHAM
WOODY GRAHAM
LARRY SCHWARTZ
LARRY. SCHWARTZ
WOODY GRAHAM
WOODY GRAHAM
KENNETH R. BONNER
KENNETH R. BONNER
KENNETH R. BONNER
HENRY BERKENBOS
LEONARD W. WRIGHT
KENNETH R. BONNER
HENRY BERKENBOS
KENNETH R. BONNER
WOODY GRAHAM
HENRY BERKENBOS
TOTAL Km
10,774 Km USA
Record
16,206 Km Canada Record
11,922 Km Canada
14,996 Km USA
17,708 Km USA
Record
15,951 Km USA
15,362 Km USA
20,482 Km USA
Record
21,939 Km USA
19,719 Km USA
20,010 Km USA
21,125 Km USA
20,271 Km Canada
18,893 Km USA
24,284 Km USA
22,832 Km USA
25,180 Km Canada
26,920 Km Canada
27,020 Km Canada
27,266 Km USA
23,441 Km USA
24,603 Km USA
31,976 Km USA
34,878 Km USA
35,113 Km USA
Record
42,020 Km USA
Record
27,535 Km USA
28,658 Km USA
31,162 Km Canada
30,677 Km Canada
30,812 Km Canada
34,192 Km USA
33,407 Km Canada
30,490 Km Canada
28,660 Km Canada
26,070 Km USA
24,776 Km Canada
BENJAMIN MERRITT
51,058 KM – All Time CKAP Record
LaSalle, Ontario Canada
Page 10 - 40h Edition of the CKAP Annual Report
Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program - (CKAP)
CKAP – AGM will be held at the residence of June & James Wilson
1249 St. Paul Avenue
Ottawa, Ontario K1V 6V8
Wednesday 04th May 2016
Time: 6:30 PM Social – 7:00 PM AGM
Proxy
I hereby appoint, (print name) to be my representative at the AGM of CKAP on the 04th May 2016 and at any
adjournment thereof, and to vote on my behalf.
______________________________________________________________________________________________
Member’s Name (print):
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
Member’s Signature:
_________________________________________________________________Date:_________________________
Only Current Members are allowed to vote or appoint a member as their proxy.
Current member are members who have not missed submitting two consecutive current cycling logs, they are
on the CKAP current mailing list for the CKAP annual report.
Please inform James if you plan to attend: - Email: [email protected] - Phone: - (613) 523-3012
(Proxy must be submitted to a CKAP Board of Director and be in an Ottawa Directors hands prior to the start of the AGM.)
Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program - 229 Members - Total Kilometers for the Year 2015 = 1,278,845 Km
2015 – Donations by CKAP Members - to the – CKAP General Fund – CKAP Board of Directors Thanks You
Frank “Woody” Graham III – 274
Jerry Ford – 321
Dorothy & David Earnshaw - 737 - 738
Lucy Perri – 968
Phil Renaud – 973
William Feere 990 Margret Liptak 1430
Goldwin McKinley - 1096
Haynesworth Van Epps III – 1098
Henry Berkenbos - 1133
Paul Buttimor – 1134
William Wood – 1137
Robert E. White - 1251
George & Pat Fralic – 1252 - 1362
David & Anne-Marie Carter McAuslan 1248 - 1348
Graham Fishlock - 1327
Daphne M. Armstrong – 1346
Aaron Davis - 1361
Total donations year 2015 = 890.84
Total donations year 2011 =- 466.81
Donations James computer year 2010 & 2011 = 782.27
Total Donations last 10 years = 6,306.39
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Year Year CKAP Bruce Timmermans -100,000 Km Club Members –200,000 – to - 800,000
Joined Won No. Name
City / Town - Province / State
Countries Level Reached
1975
1975
1975
1989
1975
1989
1975
1977
1989
1976
2001
1975
1977
1989
1976
1992
1976
1991
2001
2002
2013
2015
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1977
1976
1976
1976
1989
1992
1982
1977
1979
1991
1985
2001
1994
2002
1985
1977
1992
1997
2002
1996
2010
2006
2003
2015
2000
2010
1996
2003
2005
2013
2015
1992
1995
2001
2004
2007
2009
2011
2011
2012
2013
2015
1988
1988
1994
1998
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1998
2001
2003
2004
2006
2006
2007
2007
2009
2009
2010
2011
2013
2014
2014
2015
274
274
274
922
274
922
274
356
922
273
1133
274
356
922
273
955
158
941
1133
1255
183
940
274
356
273
158
183
922
955
503
409
428
941
738
1133
940
1255
514
345
920
462
1159
988
Frank A. “Woody” Graham III
Dr. Stanislaw Skonieczny
Keith W. Shealy
Ken Ross
Henry Berkenbos
Keith W. Shealy
Ken Ross
Valerie Copeland
Les Humphreys
Albert Martz
Henry Berkenbos
Kenneth “Ken” Bonner
Orlando C. Goveia
John Bos
Keith W. Shealy
Ken Ross
Les Humphreys
Orlando C. Goveia
Valerie Copeland
Murray Dean
Dr. Tony J.A.S. Marriott
Mark Beaver
Albert Martz
David Earnshaw
Henry Berkenbos
John Bos
Kenneth “Ken” Bonner
Fernando Goncalves
Paul Davison
Sylvia Walker
Douglas Yardley
Celia McInnis
Philip Burgess
John Bos - CKAP 940
Winner
The Bruce Timmermans 100,000 Km Club
100,000 Km Club Plaque 2002
Columbia, SC
Columbia SC
Columbia SC
Toronto, ON
Columbia SC
Toronto, ON
Columbia, SC
Newberry, SC
Toronto, ON
Victoria, BC
Richmond, BC
Columbia, SC
Newberry, SC
Toronto, ON
Victoria, BC
Grimsby, ON
Almonte, ON
St. Catharines, ON
Richmond, BC
Victoria, BC
Chatham, ON
Ottawa, ON
Columbia, SC
Newberry, SC
Victoria, BC
Almonte, ON
Chatham, ON
Toronto, ON
Grimsby, ON
Napanee, ON
Millgrove, ON
Halifax, NS
St. Catharines, ON
Sarnia, ON
Richmond, BC
Ottawa, ON
Victoria, BC
Scarborough, ON
Wolfville, NS
Wasaga Beach, ON
Scarborough, ON
Ottawa, ON
Dundas, ON
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Canada
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Canada
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Canada
Canada
Canada
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Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
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U.S.A.
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
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200,000 Km
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200,000 Km
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Year – Year – CKAP
Bruce Timmermans 100,000 Km Club__________________________________
Joined – Win - No. Name
–
Town / City_________ _
Country No.
100,000 Km___
1975
1982
274 Frank “Woody” Graham – Columbia, South Carolina USA
01
100,000 Km
1977
1983
356 Keith W. Shealy – Newberry, South Carolina
USA
02
100.000 Km
1976
1984
273 Ken Ross – Victoria, British Columbia
Canada 03
100,000 Km
1976
1986
183 Orlando C. Goveia – Chatham, Ontario
Canada 04
100,000 Km
1976
1987
158 Les Humphreys – Almonte, Ontario
Canada 05
100,000 Km
1976
1990 134 Bruce Timmermans – Ottawa, Ontario
Canada 06
100,000 Km
1976
1990
232 Gary Conrod – Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Canada 07
100,000 Km
1978
1990
409 Dr. Tony J.A.S. Marriott – Millgrove, Ontario
Canada 08
100,000 Km
1987
1991 839 Tom Sylvester – Stella, Ontario
Canada 09
100,000 Km
1982
1992 503 Murray Dean – Napanee, Ontario
Canada 10
100,000 Km
1979
1993
428 Mark Beaver – Halifax, Nova Scotia
Canada 11
100,000 Km
1976
1994
345 Paul Davison – Wolfville, Nova Scotia
Canada 12
100,000 Km
1989
1994
922 Dr. Stanislaw Skonieczny – Toronto, Ontario
Canada 13
100,000 Km
1978
1995
412 Hugh “Bill” Hewes – Caledon East, Ontario
Canada 14
100,000 Km
1980
1995
439 Graham Stewart – Thunder Bay, Ontario
Canada 15
100,000 Km
1980
1995 440 Laurie Leslie – Thunder Bay, Ontario
Canada 16
100,000 Km
1985
1996
738 David Earnshaw – Sarnia, Ontario
Canada 17
100,000 Km
1982
1996
595 Dave Young – Halifax, Nova Scotia
Canada 18
100,000 Km
1985
1997 514 Fernando Goncalves – Toronto, Ontario
Canada 19
100,000 Km
1977
1998 321 Jerry Ford – Burlington, Ontario
Canada 20
100,000 Km
1978
1998
354 Patsy Shealy – Newberry, South Carolina
USA
21
100,000 Km
1992
1998 955 Valerie Copeland – Grimsby, Ontario
Canada 22
100,000 Km
1996
1999 774 Charles R. Hand – St. Catharines Ontario
Canada 23
100,000 Km
1991
1999
941 Albert Martz – St. Catharines, Ontario
Canada 24
100,000 Km
1981
2001
488 Ron Newhook – Ottawa, Ontario
Canada 25
100,000 Km
1984
2001 714 Brian McGrath – Caledon East, Ontario
Canada 26
100,000 Km
1992
2001
920 Sylvia Walker – Wasaga Beach, Ontario
Canada 27
100,000 Km
1983
2001 708 James B. Smith – Walton, Nova Scotia
Canada 28
100,000 Km
1998
2001 1023 Larry Schwartz – Wylie, Texas
USA
29
100,000 Km
1994
2002
940 John Bos – Ottawa, Ontario
Canada 30
100,000 Km
1985
2003
737 Dorothy Earnshaw – Sarnia, Ontario
Canada 31
100,000 Km
1997
2004 462 Douglas Yardley – Scarborough, Ontario
Canada 32
100,000 Km
1990
2004
883 Ross Kingdon – Amaranth, Ontario
Canada 33
100,000 Km
1996
2004
990 William Feere – Limoges, Ontario
Canada 34
100,000 Km
2001
2004 1133 Henry Berkenbos – Richmond, British Columbia
Canada 35
100,000 Km
2001
2005 1124 Kent Peterson – Issaquah, Washington
USA
36
100,000 Km
1996
2005
988 Philip Burgess – Dundas, Ontario
Canada 37
100,000 Km
1990
2006
878 Keith McEwen – Cookstown, Ontario
Canada 38
100,000 Km
1994
2006
970 Jocelyn “Jess” Raymond – Ottawa, Ontario
Canada 39
100,000 Km
2002
2006 1255 Kenneth Bonner – Victoria, British Columbia
Canada 40
100,000 Km
1998
2006 1060 Jack Duchesne – St. Catharines, Ontario
Canada 41
100,000 Km
1998
2007 1029 John Victor – Appleton, Wisconsin
USA
42
100,000 Km
1999
2007 1099 Gerald D. Irvine – St. Catharines, Ontario
Canada 43
100,000 Km
1996
2008
989 Andre Marier – Ottawa, Ontario
Canada 44
100,000 Km
1997
2008 1006 Irwin Nayer – Mississauga, Ontario
Canada 45
100,000 Km
2002
2008 1159 Celia McInnis – Ottawa, Ontario
Canada 46
100,000 Km
1995
2009 1051 John Helm – St. Catharines, Ontario
Canada 47
100,000 Km
1978
2009
381 Ken Schykulski – Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada 48
100,000 Km
1999
2009
730 Manfred Kuchenmuller – Richmond, British Columbia Canada 49
100,000 Km
2003
2009 1286 Jim Fidler – Victoria, British Columbia
Canada 50
100,000 Km
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Joined – Win - No. Name
–
Town / City_________ _
Country No.
100,000 Km___
1990
2010 341 “Sir” James D. Wilson – Ottawa, Ontario
Canada 51
100,000 Km
2001
2010 1209 Harold J. Bridge – Port Coquitlan, British Columbia Canada 52
100,000 Km
2001
2010 1127 Stephen Penner – Hamilton, Ontario
Canada 53
100.000 Km
2003
2010 1215 Craig Premack – Burnaby, British Columbia
Canada 54
100,000 Km
1995
2011 1014 Gaston Carbonneau – Shawinigan, Quebec
Canada 55
100,000 Km
2001
2011 1119 Larry Voth – Langley, British Columbia
Canada 56
100,000 Km
2001
2011 1214 Ronald Amero – Ottawa, Ontario
Canada 57
100,000 Km
1988
2012
834 Judith Ducommun – Belleville, Ontario
Canada 58
100,000 Km
1994
2012 1013 Mariette Carbonneau – Shawinigan, Quebec
Canada 59
100,000 Km
1999
2012 1070 Silvio Bestulic – Hamilton, Ontario
Canada 60
100,000 Km
2000
2012 1095 Pauline McKinley – Dundas, Ontario
Canada 61
100,000 Km
2002
2012 1249 Gary Baker – Cultus Lake, British Columbia
Canada 62
100,000 Km
2004
2012 1320 Ken Knutson – Tracy, California
USA
63
100,000 Km
2007
2012 1327 Graham Fishlock – Chemainus, British Columbia
Canada 64
100,000 Km
2006
2012 1369 Marcel Gingras – Port Colborne, Ontario
Canada 65
100,000 Km
2007
2012 1373 Leonard W. Wright – Sebring, Florida
USA
66
100,000 Km
1998
2013 1031 Carl W. Freeland – Woodstock, Ontario
Canada 67
100,000 Km
1999
2013 1062 Paul Kajmowicz – Thunder Bay, Ontario
Canada 68
100,000 Km
2001
2013 1120 Ed Dixon – Victoria, British Columbia
Canada 69
100,000 Km
2004
2013 1248 Dave McAuslan – Carleton Place, Ontario
Canada 70
100,000 Km
2002
2013 1251 Bob White – Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Canada 71
100,000 Km
2004
2013 1303 Dr. David Gillanders – Vancouver, British Columbia Canada 72
100,000 Km
2008
2013 1375 Spencer Klaassen – Saint Joseph, Missouri
U.S.A.
73
100,000 Km
1988
2014 835 Larry Ducommun – Belleville, Ontario
Canada 74
100,000 Km
2004
2014 1226 Sam Bootsma – Toronto, Ontario
Canada 75
100,000 Km
2013
2014 1432 Benjamin Merritt – LaSalle, Ontario
Canada 76
100,000 Km
2000
2015 1086 Alan Medcalf – Brockville, Ontario
Canada 77
100,000 Km
2001
2015 1134 Paul Buttimor – Cavan, Ontario
Canada 78
100,000 Km
2007
2015 1381 Barry Chase – Vancouver, British Columbia
Canada 79
100.000 Km
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Year 2015
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"Hewes" Challenge Challenge Trophy for Year 2015 page 1 of 2
Name of Cycling Clubs
CKAP
#
Km
One
CKAP
#
Km
Two
CKAP
#
Km
Three
CKAP
#
Km
Four
CKAP
#
Km
Five
No's
Totals
Winners
#
Randonneurs Ontario
Randonneurs Ontario
Randonneurs Ontario
1417
1436
1418
7,824 1425
9,585 1437
17,861 1440
5,117 1432
6,899 1436
3,242 1460
51,058 1429
11,239 1439
10,097
22,402 1433
9,750 1172
13,819 13
2,992
171,885
1
B C Randonneurs
B C Randonneurs
B C Randonneurs
B C Randonneurs
1290
1411
1360
1215
5,677 1358
5,665 1320
4,235 1327
13,128
9,321 1393
9,471 1336
15,305 1239
10,397 1431
11,082 730
2,159 1301
17,722 1410
7,056 1249
5,084 1381
3,915 16
12,581
9,852
142,650
2
Team MCCG
Team MCCG
Team MCCG
Team MCCG
1442
1161
1452
1457
1443
1448
1454
1461
4,682 1444
2,055 1449
7,199 1455
5,003
4,746 1445
1,928 1450
6,465 1453
9,353 1446
3,243 1451
997 1456
1,201 17
1,511
2,740
65,394
3
Ottawa Bicycle Club
Ottawa Bicycle Club
940
970
17,621 1201
6,519 1408
3,252 1086
6,080 1177
6,023 1214
1,729 1229
9,711 1184
7,271 1409
2,019 10
2,041
62,266
4
BC Wed.Morn.CoffeeTours
1255 26,946 273
15,200 1423
3
47,165
5
Almonte Bicycle Club
1159
21,088 158
8,009 1248
12,893 1348
4
46,508
6
Niagara Freewheelers
Niagara Freewheelers
885
1388
796 1075
16,645 1099
5,301 1051
4,734 1339
4,475 1268
100
3,006 1346
7,327 9
42,384
7
CrossCanada Cycle Tour S 1024 11,361 1370 11,535 1031
4,062 1426
6,926
4
33,884
8
Thunder Bay Cycling Club
Thunder Bay Cycling Club
1029
1196
4,528 439
2,255
6,720 440
6,353 1281
5,555 1195
2,489 6
27,901
9
Great Can. Bicycle Tours
Great Can. Bicycle Tours
1235
1096
1,650 988
3,174
10,006 321
967 1095
8,592 1203
1,620 6
26,009
10
Highlands Pedalers
1373 22,820
1
22,820
11
People on Bikes
1458
5,592 1459
2
21,045
12
Velo Halifax
Velo Halifax
345
708
9,187 232
703
6
18,921
13
Kansas City Ultra Cycling
1375 18,842
1
18,842
14
2,946
2
17,736
15
9,078
2
16,086
16
3
15,589
17
D'Ornellas Cycling Club
5,004
1,107
6,942
1,218
922 14,790 1228
5,019
4,518
15,453
3,005 1169
43 1015
5,431 1242
552
Toronto Bicycling Network
1226
7,008 462
GreaterVictoria C.Coalition
1259
1,504 1120
Audax Ireland
1412
12,025
1
12,025
18
Carolina Cyclers
274
11,059
1
11,059
19
428 10,598
2
10,710
20
Randonneurs Nova Scotia
10,008 1217
4,077
House of Hope Cycle Club 1401 9,803
1
9,803 21
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Name of Cycling Clubs CKAP #
Kopeck Family CyclingClub 762
Km
CKAP#
4,866 1415
Adventure Cycling. Ass
9,406
989
Km CKAP#
2,341 1427
Km CKAP#
2,180
Km
CKAP#
Km
No's
3
Totals
9,387
Win
22
1
9,406
23
2
8,327
24
4
8,287
25
4
7,416
26
Centennial Cycling Club
1398
4,012 1422
Bestulic Family Club
985
188 1069
142 1070
7,460 111
Tour du Canada
341
675 1402
4,217 1390
1,500 1299
Durham Cycling Club
1271
3,306 1305
3,792
2
7,098
27
Nova Scotia Ramblers
1251
7,073 1067
112
2
7,185
28
Rugby Valley Cycling Club
1361
6,625
1
6,625
29
Hamilton Cycling Club
1066
5,555
1
5,555
30
Oakville Bicycle Club
974
5,444
1
5,444
31
Woodbridge Cycling Club
426
5,397
1
5,397
32
UKHandcyclistAssociation
1167
5,181
1
5,181
33
GodSpoke Cyclists AB
1333
352 1334
308 1364
4
2,658
35
Moores Buck Family Club
1073
51 1142
1,175 1143
3
1,362
39
3,278
34
2,518
36
2,474
37
1,029
40
1,669
38
603
41
572
42
Outdoor Club of East York
968 3,278
FrederictonFolksOnSpokes 1198
2,518
Beaches Cycling Club
981
2,474
Kawartha Cycling Club
1296
1,029
Velo Kingston
1208
1,669
OntarioMastersCycling Ass
973
603
Majic Cithy Cycling Chicks
1312
572
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
4,315
666 1365
136
497
1,024
1,332
Club Winners of the Hewes Challenge Trophy
Ontario Masters Cycling Association - Canada 56,645 km
Velo Kingston Cycling Club - Canada
71,632 km
Ontario Master Cycling Association - Canada
75,283 km
Scarboriugh Cycling Club - Canada
55,820 km
Scarboriugh Cycling Club - Canada
55,921 km
Ottawa Bicycle Club - Canada
33,025 km
Ontario Masters Cycling Association - Canada 27,470 km
58,391 km
Niagara Freewheelers Bicycle Club - Canada
88,662 km
Niagara Freewheelers Bicycle Club - Canada
79,901 km
Carolina Cyclers Bicycle Club - USA
49,436 km
61,564 km
80,456 km
99,764 km
Niagara Freewheelers Bicycle Club - Canada 111,270 km
British Columbia Randonneurs - Canada
158,474 km
182,092 km
241,886 km
262,751 km
239,520 km
227,762 km
258,148 km
203,558 km
173,323 km
182,381 km
153,490 km
Randonneurs Ontario - Canada
171,885 km
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Year Name Member
Joined
1978
1976
1976
1976
1975
1977
1991
1976
1978
1978
1979
1979
1980
1980
1997
1981
1985
1984
1983
1984
1999
1985
1985
2014
1986
1988
1988
1990
1990
1990
1990
1992
1989
1997
1994
1991
1994
1994
1994
1995
1995
1995
1993
1996
2002
1996
1996
1996
1997
Les Humphreys
Orlando C. Goveia
Gary Conrod
Ken Ross
Frank A. “Woody” Graham
Jerry Ford
“Sir” James Wilson
Paul Davison
Ken Schakowsky
Dr. Tony Marriott
David Ford
Mark Beaver
Graham Stewart
Laurie Leslie
Douglas Yardley
Ron Newhook
Fernando Goncalves
Janet Pryer
James B. Smith
Bruce Meyers
Manfred Kuchenmuller
Dorothy Earnshaw
David Earnshaw
Terry Kopeck
Charles R “Charlie” Hand
Judith Ducommun
Larry Ducommun
Keith McEwen
Isabelle Sheardown
Ross Kingdon
David Featherstone
Sylvia Walker
Dr. Stan Skonieczny
Edwin Greenfield
John Bos
Albert Martz
Garry Buhler
Lucy Perri
Jocelyn “Jess” Raymond
Phil Renaud
Bill Murray
James Smith
Mark Kremblewski
Rene Arnolis
Matthew Bestulic
Phil Burgess
Andre Marier
William “Wild Bill” Feere
Irwin Nayer
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CKAP Town – City
No. Prov. – State
158
183
232
273
274
321
341
345
381
409
426
428
439
440
462
488
514
649
708
716
730
737
738
762
774
834
835
878
879
883
885
920
922
924
940
941
961
968
970
973
974
979
981
982
985
988
989
990
1006
Grand Total
2014
Almonte, ON
Chatham, ON
Dartmouth, NS
Victoria, BC
Columbia, SC
Burlington, ON
Ottawa, ON
Wolfville, NS
Winnipeg, MB
Millgrove, ON
Woodbridge, ON
Halifax, NS
Thunder Bay, ON
Thunder Bay, ON
Scarborough, ON
Ottawa, ON
Toronto, ON
Victoria, BC
Walton, NS
Waterdown, ON
Richmond, BC
Sarnia, ON
Sarnia, ON
Victoria, BC
St. Catharines, ON
Belleville, ON
Belleville, ON
Cookstown, ON
Cookstown, ON
Amaranth, ON
St. Catharines, ON
Wasaga Beach, ON
Toronto, ON
Richmond Hill, ON
Nepean, ON
St Catharines, ON
Edmonton, AB
Toronto, ON
Ottawa, ON
Brantford, ON
Toronto, ON
Ward Island, ON
Toronto, ON
Hamilton, ON
Hamilton, ON
Dundas, ON
Ottawa, ON
Limoges, ON
Mississauga, ON
344,885
310,481
173,881
416,577
888,875
134,775
106,335
227,507
114,695
244,168
18,434
286,996
190,901
190,721
202,918
174,329
239,969
18,654
118,166
53,074
149,787
162,964
248,894
4,480
192,349
123,530
100,324
110,205
92,363
162,215
37,007
217,385
585,290
35,736
293,620
342,485
19,399
62,585
166,339
60,094
77,006
85,776
93,799
44,500
9,054
196,100
155,402
143,100
176,557
Year Grand Total
2015
2015
8,009
5,759
3,005
15,200
11,069
967
675
9,187
5,201
3884
5,397
10,598
6,720
6,353
9078
12,851
8,022
352,894
316,240
176,886
431,777
899,934
135,742
107,010
236,694
119,896
248,052
23,831
297,594
197,621
197,074
211,996
187,180
247,991
703
2,644
7,056
5,828
6,545
4,866
3,917
8,728
1,821
118,869
55,718
156,843
168,792
255,439
9,346
196,266
132,258
102,145
6,408
796
21,275
14,790
1,289
17,621
0
168,623
37,803
238,660
600,080
37,025
311,241
342,485
3,278
6,519
603
5,444
5,479
2,474
2,128
188
10,006
9,406
1,239
7,685
65,863
172,858
60,697
82,450
91,255
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Hewes Challenge Club Trophy
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Tala Kopeck – CKAP 1427
Quinn Kopeck – CKAP 1415
Terry Kopeck – CKAP 762
Kopeck Family Cycling Club
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922 Dr. Stan Skonieczny – Toronto, ON 600,080
356 Keith W. Shealy – Newberry, SC
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273 Ken Ross – Victoria, BC
431,777
1133 Henry Berkenbos – Richmond, BC 420,109
1255 Kenneth Bonner – Victoria, BC
386,335
158 Les Humphreys – Almonte, ON
352,894
941 Albert Martz – St. Catharines, ON
342,485
183 Orlando C. Goveia – Chatham, ON 316,240
940 John Bos – Ottawa, ON
311,241
955 Valerie Copeland – Grimsby, ON
301,635
428 Mark Beaver – Halifax, NS
297,594
738 David Earnshaw – Sarnia, ON
255,439
409 Dr. Tony Marriott – Millgrove, ON 248,052
514 Fernando Goncalves Scarborough ON 247,991
920 Sylvia Walker – Wasaga Beach, ON 238,960
345 Paul Davison – Wolfville, NS
236,694
1159 Celia McInnis – Ottawa, ON
233,009
462 Douglas Yardley – Scarborough, ON 211,996
988 Phil Burgess – Dundas, ON
206,106
503 Murray Dean – Napanee, ON
202,712
439 Graham Stewart – Thunder Bay, ON 197,621
440 Laurie Leslie – Thunder Bay, ON
197,074
774 Charles R. Hand –St. Catharines, ON 196,266
488 Ron Newhook – Ottawa, ON
187,180
1006 Irwin Nayer – Mississauga, ON
184,242
232 Gary Conrod – Dartmouth, NS
176,886
970 Jocelyn Raymond – Ottawa, ON
172,888
1124 Kent Peterson – Issaquah, WA
171,600
1099 Gerry Irvine – St. Catharines, ON
171,208
1373 Leonard W. Wright – Sebring, FL
169,517
737 Dorothy Earnshaw – Sarnia, ON
168,792
883 Ross Kingdon – Amaranth, ON
168,623
1023 Lawrence Schwartz – Wylie, Texas 166,755
1215 Craig Premack, - Burnaby, BC
165,768
989 Andre Marier – Ottawa, ON
164,808
1286 Jim Fidler – Victoria, BC
162,641
730 Manfred Kuchenmuller Richmond, BC156,843
1029 John Victor – Appleton, WI
156,378
1375 Spencer Klaassen – St. Joseph, M0 153,521
1432 Benjamin Merritt – LaSalle, ON
153,418
134 Bruce Timmermans – Ottawa, ON
152,844
1327 Graham Fishlock – Ladysmith, BC 149,642
1127 Stephen Penner– Hamilton, ON
149,591
990 “Wild” Bill Feere – Limoges, ON
144,339
1249 Gary Baker – Cultus Lake, BC
139,960
1369 Marcel Gingras Port Colborne ON 138,530
1051 John Helm – St. Catharines, ON
136,807
714 Brian McGrath – Caledon East, ON 136,780
1214 Ronald Amero – Ottawa, ON
136,187
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The First 100 Members List
51 1977 321 Jerry Ford – Burlington, ON
135,742
52 19951014 Gaston CarbonneauShawinigan, QC 135,732
53 2004 1320 Ken Knutson – Tracy, CA
135,696
54 2001 1119 Larry Voth – Langley, BC
133,650
55 1988 834 Judith Ducommun – Bellville, ON 132,258
56 1978 435 Patsy Shealy – Newberry, SC
129,144
57 2004 1248 David McAuslan-Carleton Place, ON125,918
58 2001 1120 Ed Dixon – Victoria, BC
124,311
59 2000 1095 Pauline McKinley – Dundas, ON 124,012
60 1988 839 Tom Sylvester – Stella, ON
123,689
61 1994 1013MarietteCarbonneauShawinigan,QC 123,650
62 1999 1070 Silvio Bestulic, - Hamilton, ON
120,760
63 2002 1251 Bob White – Dartmouth, NS
120,333
64 1978 412 Hugh Bill Hewes Caledon East, ON 120,080
65 1978 381 Ken Schykulski – Winnipeg, MB 119,896
66 1998 1060 Jack Duchesne St. Catharines, ON 119,488
67 1983 708 James Smith – Walton, NS
118,869
68 1982 595 David Young – Halifax, NS
114,930
69 1990 878 Keith McEwen – Cookstown, ON 110,205
70 2004 1303 David Gillanders Vancouver, BC 110,122
71 2004 1226 Sam Bootsma – Toronto, ON
109,652
72 1998 1031 Carl Freeland – Woodstock, ON 107,622
73 1990 341 “Sir” James D Wilson-Ottawa, ON 107,010
74 1999 1062 Paul Kajmowicz Thunder Bay, ON 106,687
75 2007 1381 Barry Chase – Vancouver, BC
103,079
76 1988 835 Larry Ducommun – Bellville, ON 102,145
77 2001 1209 Harold Bridge-Port Coquitlam, BC 100,667
78 2000 1086 Alan Medcalf – Brockville, ON
100,606
79 2001 1134 Paul Buttimor – Cavan, ON
100,474
80 2002 1168 Eugene Vandal – Thunder Bay, ON 99,961
81 2003 1229 Louise McLaren – Ottawa, ON
96,642
82 1995 981 Mark Kremblewski – Toronto, ON
96,273
83 2009 1388 Larry Moyer – St. Catharines, ON
94,796
84 2011 1418 David Thompson – Loring, ON
94,281
85 1990 879 Isabelle Sheardown – Cookstown, ON 92,363
86 1995 979 James Smith Wards Is. Toronto, ON 91,255
87 1999 1075 John Siemens – Niagara Falls, ON
89,607
88 2004 1305 Frederick V. Loftin – Toronto, ON
86,546
89 1997 1015 Gerard Moss – Dartmouth, NS
85,436
90 2001 1128 David McCaw – Ottawa, ON
84,531
91 1999 1137 Bill Wood – Hanwell, NB
82,586
92 1995 974 Bill Murray – Toronto, ON
82,450
93 2000 1096 Goldwin McKinley – Dundas, ON
82,179
94 1991 897 Sandy Stewart – Lindsey, ON
82,082
95 2003 1281 Wendy Humphrey – Thunder Bay, ON 82,037
96 2002 1160 David Jolkowski – Kitchener, ON
81,937
97 2007 1336Bob Goodison – Sorrento, BC
81,677
98 1999 1066 Rob Zych – Hamilton, ON
81,672
99 2000 1082 Michael Poplawski – Victoria, BC
80,932
100 1982 593 Bruce Reid – Etobicoke, ON
80,862
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Year 2015 Listing by km
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Year Joined Name City Province or State CKAP # Total Km
Year Joined Name City Province or State CKAP # Total Km
1 2013 Benjamin Merritt – LaSalle, ON
1432
2 2002 Kenneth Bonner – Victoria, BC
1255
3 2001 Henry Berkenbos - Richmond, BC
1133
4 2007 Leonard W. Wright – Sebring, FL
1373
5 2013 John Cumming – Ilderton, ON
1429
6 1992 Sylvia Walker – Wasaga Beach, ON
920
7 2002 Celia McInnis – Ottawa, ON
1159
8 2008 Spencer Klaassen – St. Joseph, MO
1375
9 David Thompson – Loring, ON
1418
10 Dave White – LaSalle, ON
1431
11 1994 John Bos – Ottawa, ON
940
12 2009 Larry Moyer – St, Catharines, ON
1388
13 Michel Trottier – Toronto, ON
1459
14 2005 Graham Fishlock – Chemainus, BC
1327
15 1976 Ken Ross – Victoria, BC
273
16 1989 Stan Skonieczny – Toronto, ON
922
17 2013 Peter Leiss – Toronto, ON
1433
18 2003 Craig Premack – Burnaby, BC
1215
19 2004 David McAuslan-Carleton Place, ON 1248
20 1981 Ron Newhook – Ottawa, ON
488
21 2002 Gary Baker – Cultus Lake, BC, NB
1249
22 2010 William Dickey – Londonderry, Ireland 1412
23 2008 Deborah Chamitoff – Victoria, BC
1370
24 1997 Graydon Patterson – Ottawa, ON
1024
25 2015 Stephen Jones – Markham, ON
1436
26 2007 Bob Goodison – Sorrento, BC
1336
27 1975 “Woody Graham – Columbia, SC
274
28 1979 Mark Beaver – Halifax, NS
428
29 2009 Rick den Braber – Chilliwack, BC
1393
30 2013 Rudy Wey – Essex, ON
1460
31 2001 Ed Dixon – Victoria, BC
1120
32 1996 Phil Burgess – Dundas, ON
988
33 2007 Barry Chase – Vancouver, BC
1381
34 2008 Tim Hope – Hamilton, NZ
1401
35 2013 Joey Schwartz – Toronto, ON
1439
36 2002 Ronald Amero – Ottawa, ON
1214
37 2013 Martin Cooper – Thornhill, ON
1438
38 2004 Ken Knutson – Tracy, CA
1320
39 2006 Marcel Gingras - Port Colborne, ON 1369
40 1996 André Marier – Ottawa, ON
989
41 2013 David Blain – Windsor, ON
1445
42 2008 “Dug” Andrusiek – N. Vancouver, BC 1358
43 1976 Paul Davison – Wolfville, NS
345
44 2004 Ewan Burke – Enniskillen, ON
1240
45 1997 Douglas Yardley – Toronto, ON
462
46 1988 Judith Ducommun – Bellville, ON
834
47 2000 Pauline McKinley – Dundas, ON
1095
48 2003 Jim Fidler – Victoria, BC
1286
49 1985 Fernando Goncalves-Scarborough, ON 514
50 1976 Les Humphreys – Almonte, ON
158
51 2011Liz Overduin – Auburn, ON
52 1999 Brent Anderson – Airdrie, AB
53 1997 Irwin Nayer – Mississauga, ON,
54 2002 Eugene Vandal – Thunder Bay, ON
55 1999 Silvio Bestulic – Hamilton, ON
56 2007 Daphne Armstrong – St. Catharines, ON
57 2003 Louise McLaren – Ottawa, ON
58 2002 Dennis W. Arpin – Grand Falls, NB
59 2015 Dean Getty – Tecumseh, ON
60 2002 Bob White – Dartmouth, NS
61 1999 Manfred Kuchenmuller - Richmond, BC
62 2008 Bernadette Arpin – Grand Falls, NB
63 2004 Sam Bootsma - Toronto, ON
64 2013 Karen Elizabeth Merlo – Windsor, ON
65 2014 Max McClanahan – Victoria, BC
66 2014 Lori Buchanan – Tecumseh, ON
67 1980 Graham Stewart – Thunder Bay, ON
68 2008 Aaron Davis – Sheridan, MT
69 2005 Robert Frankham – Victoria, BC
70 1994 Jocelyn “Jess” Raymond – Ottawa, ON
71 1985 David Earnshaw – Sarnia, ON
72 2001 Paul Buttimor – Cavan, ON
73 2013 Pierre Boulos – Windsor, ON
74 2005 Bob V. Culp – St. Helena Island, SC
75 1990 Ross Kingdon – Amaranth, ON
76 1980 Laurie Leslie – Thunder Bay, ON
77 2004 Norm Raffaele – Grimsby, ON
78 2011 Tim Hore – Ottawa, ON
79 2000 Alan Medcalf – Brockville, ON
80 1985 Dorothy Earnshaw – Sarnia, ON
81 2008 Sandy Williamson – Edmonton, AB
82 1976 Orlando C. Goveia – Chatham, ON
83 2003 E. Wim Kok – Fort St. John, BC
84 2012 Michael Croy – Victoria, BC
85 2014 Vicki Trottier – Toronto, ON
86 2003 Wendy Humphrey – Thunder Bay, ON
87 1999 Rod Zych – Hamilton, ON
88 1996 James Smith – Wards Island, ON
89 1995 Bill Murray – Toronto, ON
90 1997 Gerard Moss – Dartmouth, NS
91 1979 David Ford – Woodbridge, ON
92 1999 John Siemens – Niagara Falls, ON
93 2001 Scott Smithson – Almonte, ON
94 1978 Ken Schykulski – Winnipeg, MB
95 2002 Mike Tomas – Edinburgh, Lothian
96 2009 Arthur Reinstein – Toronto, ON
97 2006 Karen Smith – Chilliwack, BC
98 2012 John McFayden – Dundas, ON
99 2015 Brian Scanlan – Kelowna, BC
100 2013 Victor “Dan” Dean
51,056
26,946
24,378
22,820
22,402
21,275
21,088
18,842
17,861
17,722
17,621
16,645
15,453
15,305
15,200
14,790
13,819
13,128
12,893
12,851
12,581
12,025
11,535
11,361
11,239
11,082
11,059
10,598
10,397
10,097
10,008
10,006
9,852
9,803
9,750
9,711
9,585
9,471
9,414
9,406
9,353
9,321
9,187
9,178
9,078
8,728
8,592
8,508
8,022
8,009
A complete listing of all 2015 member’s kilometers
Is on the CKAP web site www.ckap.ca
1417
1115
1006
1168
1070
1346
1229
1156
1454
1251
730
1403
1226
1452
1426
1437
439
1361
1338
970
738
1134
1455
1350
883
440
1302
1408
1086
737
1376
183
1290
1411
1458
1281
1066
979
974
1015
426
1075
1110
381
1167
1425
1301
1413
1441
1423
7,824
7,770
7,685
7,628
7,460
7,327
7,271
7,214
7,199
7,073
7,056
7.014
7,008
6,942
6,926
6,899
6,720
6,625
6,563
6,549
6,545
6,504
6,465
6,448
6,408
6,353
6.380
6,080
6,023
5,828
5,771
5,759
5,677
5,665
5,592
5,555
5,555
5,479
5,444
5,431
5,397
5,301
5,296
5,201
5,181
5,117
5,084
5,063
5,063
5,019
Les Humphreys – 158 – Almonte, Ontario Canada: Highlight of the year was the GAP Tour, a ride from Pittsburgh to Harpers Ferry on the
Great Allegheny Passage a rail / canal trail linking western Pennsylvania with the eastern seaboard. The ride took in the Frostburg to
Cumberland steam rail link and on return, the Gettysburg battlefield, for a total distance of 850 km. – A ride from Ottawa to Montreal in
September to watch the Montreal Grand Prix was memorable in that it involved 3 days of rain and the Prescott Russell Trail.
Orlando (Ciclo) Goveia – 183 – Chatham, Ontario Canada: From the cycling standpoint, 2015 was not a stellar year for me, at least not in
distance ridden; although the cycling I did do was perhaps the most enjoyable I’ve had in years. My health was up-and-down (perhaps a
symptom of getting in to my middies’ 70’s) and just about every time I began to feel good I’d maybe push myself too much and I’d have to
back off again. But that’s all fine too ‘cause when I felt ender the weather I’d catch up on my reading and watching old movies. Also did more
walking/running and resistance work in the early and late part of the year? Anyway, All the best to you your family and wishes for 2016.
Frank “Woody” A. Graham III – 274 – Columbia, South Carolina U.S.A: It seems as if I have begun to feel my age. I have developed
many physical problems this past year. I have bladder problems, lost vision on my left eye (venous occlusion), aerial flutter, and dropped foot. I
started Bubba's coast 2 coast 2015 in San Diego to St. Augustine and made to Louisiana before I had to abandon because my left eye became
infected and had an amald stent inserted in Baton Rouge. It has taken me awhile to get used to not having depth perception. Since then I have
had a friend, Jim Bernard, help me to keep cycling. I look forward to a healthier year in 2016. As ever, Woody.
Jerry Ford – 321 – Burlington, Ontario Canada: My CCM road bike with chrome trimmed foes, a leather saddle and a Campanile seat post
draws attention now and then. It is a case of an antique riding an antique.
James D. Wilson – 341 – Ottawa, Ontario Canada: Well I did not make 2015 a cycling year mainly because of my back which has major
nerve pain. However I’m looking forward to 2016 as I have finally found the pill that blocks nerve pain and works for me removing about 80%
of the pain. I’m so hopeful that I went out and bought a new Trek mountain (city) bicycle and again will give my old city bike to my doctor
CKAP 1201 Dr. Michael Yachnin who will use it to commute from home to office both summer and winter which has petty much destroyed the
old one by rust. I will still have the best veggie garden and lawn on the street but I’m going to cycle much more. – I’m also thrilled that Ontario
has after 11 year finally taken up the challenge to bring the Hewes Challenge Club Trophy back to Ontario. However they will have to work
hard to keep it as Victoria Wednesday Morning Coffee Tours are all BC Randonneurs led by no other than Ken Bonner.
Paul Davison – 345 – Wolfville, Nova Scotia Canada: Not my best year for distance cycled, but certainly a new record for vertical distance
climbed, through Apennines and Dolomites and did two very hilly tours in 2015. The first was Bike Dreams Bella Italia tour from Palermo
Sicily to Lake Como. – The second was the first tw0 sections of Tour d’ Africa's South American Epic, Cartagena Colombia to Quito Ecuador.
This one was the more difficult of the two due to more gravel roads, plus effects of high altitude. Both extremely rewarding for scenery
Ken Schykulski – 381 – Winnipeg, MB Canada: 2015 was the highest annual mileage in 37 year’s with CKAP. Retirement is good for
cycling. I did lots of good local riding, a nice Bike the Border tour in North Dakota and then a great tour in Quebec. Happy cycling in 2016
Tony (Dr. J.A.S.) Marriott – 409 – Millgrove, ON Canada: My greatest cycling (and running) moment of 2015 was reaching the podium as
2nd in the 80 – 84 category in the Duathlon World Championships in Adelaide Australia in October. – Otherwise I have continued cycle
commuting and done a couple of fund raising rides. Thanks for all your work with CKAP, Best Wishes for 2016.
Mark Beaver – 428 – Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada: Greetings another decent year for me, after a rough start with the worst snowfalls in
history in Nova Scotia in February and March – fortunately I was able to escape to Tucson AZ and cycle 2000 km with PAC tour, including a
200k brevet and a 300k brevet. I completed our brevet series with my club Randonneurs Nova Scotia including our 1000k brevet in July – then
finished my 4th Paris-Brest-Paris in August in 74 hr 43 min. Looking forward to more of the same next year, I’ve signed up for the Rocky
Mountain 1200k in BC in July 2016. I shall roll over 300,000 CKAP kilometers in April or May, with any degree of luck. Greetings to all my
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Graham Stewart – 439 – Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada: This is the furthest I have ridden in 25 years. We spent January, November and
December in Green Valley Arizona and this helped with the distance. We went to Milton for the Pan Games Cycling Track events and also
road with the legendary Phil Van Alstyne for the first time in many years and had a few great rides. Canada did great on the track. I am looking
forward to reaching 200, 000 km in 2016 probably in May or June.
Laurie Leslie – 440 – Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada: “Successfully completed another safe and enjoyable year of riding. My increased 2015
distance compared to 2014 can be attributed to the one extra month that I spent in south-eastern Arizona, i.e. 3 months vs. 2months. Although
the AZ weather has been significantly colder than normal in the last 2 months, I’ve been able to keep on riding, thanks to being smart enough to
pack all of my cold-riding gear (all the stuff I was hoping not to have to wear). Looking forward to continuing to move forward at my
predictably steady pace and roll though 200,000
KM in 2016”
Douglas Yardley – 462 – Scarborough, Ontario Canada: This year I got hurt for the first time – It was silly – I sprained my knee in a fall
when a boot snagged in my pedal. Recovered quickly – I saved $1294 dollars on public transportation fares
Ron Newhook – 488 – Ottawa, Ontario Canada: This was a good year for my cycling, mostly day trips in the Ottawa area, often to favorite
bakeries or cafes. Also a few day trips in the Adirondacks near the family cottage. I had a Marinoni Sportivo made for me as a pre-retirement
gift.” Which is a pleasure to ride?” I rode a PB of almost 13,000 km this year and would have made it to that goal, if it weren’t for the big
snowstorm on December 29th. Thanks again for all of your work on CKAP.
Manfred Kuchenmuller – 730 – Richmond, British Columbia Canada: Greetings from dreary looking place on the Fraser River where I
intend to Kayak later today. I have some difficulty getting an X in a couple places on the front sheet. Yes I am ok receiving the annual report in
PDF in my e-mail I do use a GPS cycling computer which seems to be shrinking my distances from year to year. Actually I am finding it harder
to ride the long distances and may have to focus on the shorter ones. My 400 k and 600 k Rando rides in 2015 nearly finished me off and while
I swore that I would not ride those distances again, I have again softened and plan to ride a full Rando series in 2016 with the Rocky Mountain
1200 the ice cream on the pie. I am committed to continuing my riding but will also continue to row, kayak and ski. Cheers Manfred
Dorothy Earnshaw – 737 - David Earnshaw -738 – Sarnia, Ontario Canada: One of the unsung benefits of climate change this year is very
reasonable totals for the 4th quarter. Now if only we could do the same for the 1st. quarter! Best Wishes
Terry – 762 – Quinn – 1415 – Tala Kopeck – 1427 –Victoria, British Columbia Canada Our second year as CKAP members was eventful.
We Started the year with a chilly New Years Day Populaire and then did the Victoria Populaire in March. The highlight of the year was our
cycle tour to Bellingham for the Northwest Tandem Rally. Camping at Washington Park, riding the Chuckanut Drive three times and all the ice
cream were memorable. Tala (10) struggled with 3 foot injuries while I was out of commission in September with a back injury due to illconsidered sheep lifting incident. Quinn (8) was the reliable power in the centre of our triple and is eager to shed her kiddy cranks in 2016.
Judith Ducommun – 834 – Belleville, Ontario Canada: 2015 was a very good year. We dad lots of riding in Belleville and were able to get
away to Hilton Head for 2 weeks. My favorite rides were on the trails of Hilton Head discovering new places. I look forward to many new
cycling adventures in 2016.
Larry Ducommun – 835 – Belleville, Ontario Canada: 2015 was a very good year. Due to some health issues road mileage was down. We
got to Hilton Head for 2 weeks of cycling. Judy and I continue to enjoy our daily rides on the Belleville Riverfront Trails.
Sylvia Walker – 920 – Wasaga Beach, Ontario Canada: It was a great year for riding with an early start and a late finish. Being retired has
helped – no more waiting until after work to ride! – I may be a little slower as I age but the endurance is still there. – I’m hoping for an early
spring (as I sit and watch the snowstorm outside my window) Sylvia
Stanislaw Skonieczny – 922 –Toronto, Ontario Canada: It was a mixed bag year for me. I failed to make 15,000 in 2015 (it was one of my
goals for 2015). But I achieved the other goal – to pass 600,000 km mark. I just barely passed it last December. Best wishes Stan
Phil Renaud - 973 – Brantford, Ontario Canada: I am almost ashamed to submit my cycling log for this year. 2015 was the lowest kilometre
total since I joined CKAP in 1995. Running took over my exercise life this year. Hope all CKAPers have a great year in 2016.
Philip Burgess – 988 – Dundas, ON – Canada: 2015 I retired so now I can do my # 1 Bucket List Item in 2016 the Tour du Canada see you
all on the road. Thanks for all your hard work & best wishes for 2016, Phil – Will keep you posted on the Tour.
Irwin Nayer – 1006 – Mississauga, Ontario Canada: I was lead rider at the start of the 2015 Tour de Mississauga as route marshal for the
120 km route followed by 3,800 riders on five routes. It was a great event. Beyond that I want to wish you all the best for a happy and healthy
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Andre Marier – 989 – Ottawa, Ontario Canada: 2015 was another exceptional cycling year. With less than 100km of training, I drove my
car with my bike in tow to Alberta to hook up with my buddy Henk to fly to Iceland to undertake an exploration Bicycle Adventure of that
country that totaled almost 1,700km. Of the 21 consecutive years of adventure tours around the world, this was by far the most demanding with
constant high winds changing direction on a whim several times a day and no trees to hide behind this far North. On the bright side. We didn’t
see nighttime for 40 days as we came within spitting distance of the Arctic Circle. – Upon returning to Canada, I parked my car in Victoria, BC
and returned to Ottawa, ON via USA, in and/or across 14 different States. This leg was another 7,200km. One exciting milestone was crossing
100,000km of fully loaded Adventure touring near Fowler Colorado, a couple of days South of Denver. Another milestone was, approaching
Toronto near the CN Tower, “Old Yeller” my current (newest) touring bike rolled through the 40,000km mark, once around the world! A plug
for the Gates carbon belt drive, it now has 32,000km and still going strong. My front tire, “Marathon Plus Touring Tire” is also still going
strong, flat less in over 22,000km and still okay to start next years tour. According to the fit bit attached to my leg at the ankle, for the combined
trip of exactly 8,879km the crank did 2,445,810 complete revolutions. For those of you who may be interested, you can visit my Facebook page
where you will find a photo Album for Iceland as well as one for the Cross America leg. Happy Cycling to all for 2016! Andre
Mel Slochowski – 1009 – Maple, Ontario Canada: Sorry about the delay, third child is on the way and we are rushing
to adapt to our new upcoming reality… I also need to update my picture on your website; it is way too old and
embarrassing… Will dig up something decent and send it to you ASAP. Best regards.
John & Debbie Victor - 1029 – 1254 - Appleton, Wisconsin U.S.A: Debbie had shoulder replacement surgery, no log for her this past season
– After almost 45 years of cycling and walking both my knees failed this season – This winter both are being replaced and I look forward to
riding again and continuing to ride strong.
John Siemens – 1075 – Niagara Falls, Ontario Canada: 2015 was a good year for riding, and other than a few flats, no mishaps. I look
forward to more of the same in 2016! – work to live, live to ride, ride to work
Alan Medcalf – 1086 – Brockville, Ontario Canada: At long last, I finally passed the 100,000km mark! My distance has been down the last
couple of years due to injuries and late-arriving spring weather. But I got there! Those who know me understand that achieving this goal is more
than a little humbling. My CKAP logging started in 2000, following getting back on the bike after the second of two total hip replacements.
Those surgeries ended 6 years of hobbling around in pain with a cane. My bionic hips have now cycled over 100,000km, and endured 16
winters of spin classes at least 3 per week – and they remain solid and fully functional! This year marked another change for me too – even
though the total distance wasn’t huge, instead of almost all of it being countryside cruising and touring, only just over half was. Most of the rest
was commuting around town and some unicycling – just because!
Haynesworth Van Epps IV – 1098 – Spartanburg, South Carolina U.S.A. I was reading the messages today about the fellow breaking the
cycling record… Wow!!! I thought Woody or Ken would have been there. Still, those guys are Wow too!!! I think I do decent with weeks over
100 km, then others with zero. (Km always looks better than miles anyway except for the zero weeks!) Those bad ones are when I’m lucky
enough to travel with Lee. I miss my riding but at least I’m out doing stuff and taking photos. If you ever want to see some (not many of me)
you can look me up an Instagram. I’m… SNAILSPLACE Yeah, I like snails! Mainly of Hawaii and around Penang.
Gerry Irvine – 1099 – St. Catharines, Ontario Canada: Just returned from a short term mission in Honduras to a lick of snow and cold
temperatures. – “My time von the bike last year was much less than I would have liked, due to family and friends visits across Canada, however
I did take my bike to Cuba in February for a 10 day tour where we had a fabulous time. Later in the year I went to Nova Scotia where my
intentions were to do some of the Cabot Trail, but this was cancelled due to a mechanical problem. I did manage a couple of days on a patched
up bike, riding some of the Sunshine Trail, obviously a poor substitute. One of my goals for a long time is to do the Trail, so I trust this will be
possible before I hang up my touring bike.”
Fabio Zorzes – 1108 - Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada: in 2015 I was no longer a member of Thunder Bay Cycling Club so I have on mileage
to report for the club. Personally I only logged 2,105 km due to surgeries. I am currently in Argentina doing a cross South America tour so I
won’t have a log in for a month or so. Sorry. Regards
John J. Barnhardt - 1113 – Ottawa, Ontario Canada: I turn 70 in a couple of weeks and I’m still on the green side of the grass! – My goal is
to reach 75,000km by the time I’m 75 years old. Thanks for getting me signed up with CKAP many years ago.
Wayne Harrington – 1132 – Vernon, British Columbia Canada: Attached, find my cycling log. Nothing to report, zero kilometres this past
year as I adjust to residing in Saskatchewan. – I don’t know if you have a policy for reporting this on the web site. – The two members that I
cycled the most kilometres with, when I resided in the lower mainland region of BC, both died in 2015. Harold Bridge CKAP 1209, died in
April age 87. Larry Voth CKAP 1119 died in November age 68.
www.ckap.ca
Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program (CKAP) -Annual Report 2015- Page 27
Henry Berkenbos – 1133 – Richmond, British Columbia Canada: Short to the point, it was a good year up to mid November when I hurt my
back. I will do CKAP in 2016. I apologize for making a mess of the cycling log; will make a donation to CKAP.
2nd time for a $200.00 which set’s another record, Thanks CKAP will make good use of it “Sir” James
Paul Buttimor – 1134 – Cavan, Ontario Canada: I look forward to receiving my 100,000 km achievement plaque and putting it on the wall
with my other cycling mementos. If it is possible to put 2001 – 2015 on my plaque, it would be very much appreciated.
Good idea to show the start year and it will be on all the Bruce Timmermans 100,000 Km Club plaque starting in year 2015.
Dawn Gillingham – 1141 – Kamloops, British Columbia Canada: I didn’t cycle much last year… In fact I think it was onlyb80 km. I now
have a baby & when I was in Nova Scotia visiting my family & showing baby Harrison off they watched him so I could do a Velo Halifax ride
of 80 km… That being said I didn’t note the date – July something, so I won’t be putting in a form this year. Safe travels, Dawn
Norma Moores – 1142 – Shannon Buck – 1143 – Marcus Buck -1073 – Kelly Buck – Hamilton, Ontario Canada: About 10% of my trips
were done by Sobi Hamilton bicycle – a nice addition to my ride options. No long trips this year – Shannon choose spending summer in a canoe
instead Cheers, Norma
Bernadette Dennis & Arpin – 1156 – 1403 – Grand Falls, New Brunswick Canada: Hi James I surprised you by sending both our 2015
cycling logs this soon. Regardless this is it. If we were into the fat biking craze I might still be spinning but we were content with good health
and weather this past year. We will stick to our three season schedule for now. Thank you!
Mike Thomas – 1167 – Edinburgh, Mid Lothian – United Kingdom: Note quite as good as the previous 2 years but that is probably because
I missed 3 weeks in the summer when we were away and then on holiday in the US without my handcycle. – I finally reached 50,000 CKAP
kilometers last year and I’ve indicated I’d like a plaque but I’ll need to work out how to pay for this and I think I still owe for at least one
previous medal. I’ve got a $50 USD note available but I’m sure this isn’t going to be enough. – is it possible to use PayPal to transfer money?
Eugene Vandal – 1168 – Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada: Thanks for the reminder it’s been a crazy winter so far.
Phil Piltch – 1172 - Calgary, Alberta Canada: No epic rides this past year. I was visiting family and friends in the Toronto area and did a
60km ride from Goodwood to Port Perry and back. Also did my first ever mountain bike ride there but did not count the kms as I had no idea
what distance I did. Also did a second MTB ride here in town as part of a Corporate Challenge event (13,5km) but did not bother counting it
either. 2016 will likely bring some bigger distance as I have some biking plans for this year, among them perhaps the Golden Triangle (in the
Rockies) and a few brevets with the local Randonneurs club out here and the highest paved road in Canada. So far cycling these days is just
commuting to and from work and the odd errands. Nice that Calgary does actually plough major sections of its pave trail network so I am able
to use them most of the year (and the trails are more direct than the roads to my work, hoe’s that for a twist and in better shape in winter than
the roads to boot. Phil
Sheila Ascroft – 1184 – Ottawa, Ontario Canada: It was a struggle to make 2,000 km last year. But I’ve started the New Year with a hip
replacement so thing will get better – eventually.
Cameron Stephen – 1197 – Medicine Hat, Alberta Canada: Sorry for the delay. Been away again,. My last trip. Retiring in 30 days and
should be able to actually log some km this summer.
Lois MacDougall – 1198 – Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada Finally I’ve completed my 2015 Cycling Distance Logue and it’s in
kilometers and I’ve enclosed it. I tried to complete it on line so I could send it that way but somehow lost it when I tried to send it so have to
mail it. I’m sorry to be so late again but life gets in the way and like everyone else, I’m Busy with many things. – I hope this coming year 2016
I’ll be able to bike more but gardening and home duties keep me pretty busy. Thank you so much for looking after all of us out here that you
don’t get to meet but nevertheless are grateful and appreciate the incentive that CKAP always offers. I really appreciate the help and service that
you offer and especially you James for you’ve been working hard at this for a long time. I hope you are well and that this coming biking year
will be very good for you.
Michael Yachnin – 1201 - Ottawa, Ontario Canada: Hope you are not buried ender all these logs but here is mine Life is a portage pack light
Craig Premack – 1215 – Burnaby, British Columbia Canada: My story… Hello, it was 2014 when I became famous for a rotten reason. I
suffered a gunshot wound during an attack while participating in a BC Randonneurs ride, The Cache Creek 600. Recovering doesn’t make the
news, but it went well. Though a plate remains in my arm, I was able to train hard. – In 2015 the comeback was on, I finished my first Ironman,
my first Paris-Brest-Paris 1200, and won a Provincial Running Championship. Considering the other possibilities… I feel very lucky.
www.ckap.ca
Page 28 – 40h Edition of the CKAP Annual Report
Sam Bootsma – 1226 – Toronto, Ontario Canada: My year started off well and I was starting to rack up km. Then I broke a bone in my right
leg while XC skiing. I was “skating” and got a pole in front of a ski and down I went. I do this regularly, but this is the first time something
went wrong. The bone broke right inside my ankle and so I was in a cast for six weeks. And after this I needed rehab. End result? My most
productive cycling weeks were spent at home in a cast. I still got over 7,000 km under my belt so I am pleased. This compares to almost 11,000
km in 2014. I also still have issues with a muscle in my right-lower back firing when it does not need to. And my right knee is a bit worse than
2014 – possibly due to my leg being in a cast for so long. Hopefully 2016 will be a better cycling year.
Pat Crosscombe – 1227 – Ottawa, Ontario Canada 2015 was a banner year for cycling as I was able to start in March and didn’t end until
almost Christmas. I can’t remember a year like this one for a long time.
David Kwan – 1228 – Thornhill, Ontario Canada: I hurt my hip and Achilles tendon, had limited mileage. Hoping 2016 will be a better
mileage year.
Louise McLaren – 1229 – Ottawa, Ontario Canada: I still love cycling.
Victor Reinberg – 1230 – Brampton, Ontario Canada: I still love bicycling, road and my all Mountain bike and my indoor trainer. Mileage
recorded though is only on the road on my Merlin Cielo, neither with my Trek EX8 nor trainer. My log is a mess and not up to date but my read
cycling computer has 516.3 km for 2015. If you add that number to the records I will follow up with a completed log scanned and emailed this
week. Since working steady out of town I know all my riding occurred on Sunday afternoons.
Mark Hulsebosch – 1235 – Brampton, Ontario Canada: After a few years off the pedals I have been able to rearrange my schedule to allow
me to bicycle commute to work again I considered 1,650 Km for 2015 a good start!
Jeffrey Crivellaro – 1238 – Toronto, Ontario Canada: My, I’m happy to say that I beat my 50,000 km goal this year! Happy Trails!
Dave and Anne-Marie Carter McAuslan - 1248 – 1348 – Carleton Place, Ontario Canada: I had a good year (2015) of cycling. Second
highest total km, most days on the bike and most cyclecross events ridden. Not to mention December weather! On the bike on the 27th and on
skis on the 29th. – We are in good health here. Anne-Marie has retired and we have brought a small trailer for summer trips. Jaxon the dog,
nearing 9 years old, is still quite active and gets out every day for 1.5 – 2 hrs walk / jog so he gets us out even when the weather is lousy.
Gary Baker – 1249 – Cultus Lake, British Columbia Canada: For me 2015 was a challenging year. I had a bad crash in Sept. 2014 and had
full reconstructive shoulder surgery in early Nov, 2014. The four tendons in my right shoulder all had to be reattached to either the appropriate
bone structure or the Rotator Cuff, It was a mess. – The good news is I worked hard, did the qualifying rides for PBP and successfully
completed that French classic for the second time. Following PBP my wife flew to France and we did 4 weeks of cycle touring. Magical !!!!
Robert White – 1251 – Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Canada: Another great cycling year with the Ramblers, my grandson & Can Bike Students.
– Got an amazing E-Bike mid December – what a game changer. Tailwinds
George – 1252 – Pat Fralic – 1362 – Brooklyn Queens County, Nova Scotia Canada: Had a good year cycling all close to home.
Ken Bonner – 1255 – Victoria, British Columbia Canada: Rode lots of enjoyable brevets this year, but the stand-out was the inaugural
Florida Sunshine 1200 last May. Ontario Randonneurs Dick Felton and Dave Thompson, with their terrific team of volunteers, created a
memorable event. All riders were tracked by a SPOT-like device attached to every rider’s bicycle. Dave & Dick did a tremendous job of
providing on-the-route support. Great to see many veteran 1200 km riders I have met over the years, and to meet a number of ‘1200 km
newbie’s’ – all have great stories to tell. – Keep moving as long as you can! … Ken
Ron Matsushita – 1268 – St. Catharines, Ontario Canada: Hello and Happy 2016 Sir James! Beyond frozen locks and getting older I hope
all is well. Of course I am delinquent again but I have attached my km schedule. 2015 was a busy year outside of cycling so I missed many
opportunities for riding but I purchased a new cross bike(Kona Jake the Snake) and had great success (comfort, flexibility – road or trail) in
December riding in different weather / road conditions so here’s hoping for a great 2016 riding year. – I keep thinking I should send some
money for admin cost if nothing else Heck Yes! Do I owe anything? Will check Cheers Ran
Tony Jinkinson – 1270 – Toronto, Ontario – Canada: Not a great year> The shoulder is still bothering me. Any rides longer then about
15km and I have to stop. Good news, I’ve begun working with a personal trainer at the gym and he’s going to wotk ar unlocking the shoulder
muscles and freeing up the ligaments which have some calcium on them. Anyhow, not giving up.
www.ckap.ca
Canadian Kilometer Achiever Program (CKAP) - Annual Report 2015– Page 29
Jim Fidler – 1286 – Victoria, British Columbia Canada: My wife and I did a nice tour early in 2015. From Los Angeles we cycled to the
Mexican border and then back to San Diego before heading east though Arizona, New Mexico and on to El Paso, Texas.
From there we travelled via Amtrak back to Los Angeles, picked up our car and drove back home to Victoria, BC. Good memories!
Erkan Sarioglu – 1299 – Oakville, Ontario Canada: Sorry for the delay but I have been on the road most of the time (3months in total) and
out of the saddle due to some health issues ( 2 months) which caused less km’s and a delay response to you. However, I still enjoy riding
whenever I can. I felt bad about your injury and I hope the new medicine you found helps your pain get better. – Thanks for all what you’re
doing for us and the cycling community. You are still rocking! All the best in 2016.
Gerd Neumann – 1304 – Stoney Creek, Ontario Canada: Another cycling season has past much too soon and fast.
Fred Loftin – 1305 – Toronto, Ontario Canada: Just returned From Nova Scotia. My daughter Cathy is still paralyzed but putting on a very
brave attitude. At the moment Cathy has regained use of her left hand, left leg and can now talk again. She can also stand but not yet walk. We
have promised each other that if she can develop a little strength in her right leg we will buy a three wheel recumbent this summer and then do
a short ride together in Prince Edward County. Pray for Us James. Fred lost his wife this year also, so if you think you’re having a bad
year…
Florence Bradley – 1312 – Birmingham, Alabama U.S.A.: I rode mainly a mtn. bike this year. Longest ride was 100 km in July and 90 in
August. I did not keep a log, but bike computers show a total of 572km for the year.
Ken Knutson – 1320 – Tracy, California U.S.A.: My big goal going into the year was to ride in each U.S. state boarding the Atlantic, a big
challenge for me living in California. I was fortunate to have good health, excellent weather and an agreeable wife to support my cycling. I
reached my goal in October, exploring 16 new states along the way. – This was the first time in many years I didn’t ride in Canada.
Graham Fishlock – 1327 – Ladysmith, British Columbia – Canada: This was another busy cycling year. The main goal and cherished
memory was to finish PBP once again with 2 good friends. All three of us finished together on our 3 “Naked Bikes” made by the well-known
bike “Constructer” Sam Wittingham. All 3 bikes were just made last year – Phil and Jim went with titanium bikes with electronic shifting. I had
a stainless steel bike made to facilitate full touring including a “USA” port in the stem and couplers. It was a thrill to finish together and already
making plans for the next PBP in 2019.All the best, James, and another hearty thank-you for all of your time and much appreciated efforts.
Sandy & Murray Greer – 1333 – 1334 – Leduc, Alberta Canada: It wasn’t a productive cycling year for us but we are hoping next year will
be. We are off to Uganda in Jan. on a 5 week mission trip including taking medical supplies to a refugee camp. Perhaps we’ll get some cycling
in there!
Bob Goodison – 1336 – Sorrento, British Columbia Canada: I had a good year, highest mileage year so far, plus first Eau de Hell Week,
and my first PBP. Thanks, Bob
Brian Gilchrist – 1354 – Winnipeg, Alberta Canada: Mileage is down as commuting by bike wasn’t an option in 2014 and I bought a
parking pass in 2015 (silly me!). Hoping to get the km up in 2016. Lots of time on the trainer so far. If I am lucky, I’ll do some randonneuring.
Dave Macmurchie – 1360 – Shawinigan Lake, British Columbia Canada: bicycle (n): a precision device for converting
bananas to kilometres.
Aaron Davis – 1361 – Sheridan, Montana – U.S.A.: I reached a personal best this year in distance total with 6,625 km on Trek
road, Giant Mountain MTB and a Diamondback Cross bicycles. I also broke 1,000 km in a single month for just the 2nd time since
joining CKAP
Marcel Gingras – 1369 – Port Colborne, Ontario Canada: Good morning, Sir James: You will find another website I now use
to keep track of my rides, it works from my new cell phone GPS. Endomondo By clicking on the website, you can see all the rides
I did since getting this phone, including my first ride in 2016. – I still have a computer on the bike =, just in case the other one
fails. I look forward to have a better year in 2016. Happy New Year to all.
Leonard W. Wright – 1373 – Sebring, Florida U.S.A.: Had a good year, passed 100,000 miles (160,934 Km) in August (started
logging miles on September 17, 2007). Also completed the year without missing a single day of riding – actually as of December
31st I’ve ridden 615 CONSECUTIVE days. I’m averaging 54 km a day (some may only be a few km but at least I’m getting out
and riding…) Have a safe year and enjoy your rides.
www.ckap.ca
Page 30 – 40th Edition of the CKAP Annual Report
Kate Reed – 1377 – Edmonton, Alberta Canada: Unfortunately, not as much time on the bike this past year as I would have
liked, but at least I was able to spend some time on the bike!! For some reason, I was unable to indicate such on the form; however
my mileage is recorded by Bicycle computer. For those CKAP members that are not familiar with using the formula bar at
the top of the page to type into for cells which already have typing in them in a Excel log I suggest that you use the typeable
PDF log which can be typed direct on to the log. Left click the check boxes to put a check mark in them.
\Richard den Braber – 1393 – Chilliwack, British Columbia Canada: Another year with just a bit over 10,000 km. I am very happy with
that as I had some medical issues (a mini stroke/? TIA of as yet unknown origin) in August I still managed to make my goal. Would have been
higher but it is a little more difficult to ride when you spend time in doctors offices and hospitals waiting for test and results etc. Decided that I
would get on with ridding and then we got snow for Christmas in the lower Mainland and ice and it became more difficult to ride. But
hopefully will be back at it again this week even though the prediction is more snow. I am motivated to carry on. The doctors did say that had I
not been as fit as I was thanks to my active lifestyle things could be have been more serious. To all the CKAP riders keep it up you all motivate
me. Stay safe and ride a much as you can. Rick den Braber.
Mark Schofield – 1398 – Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Canada: 2015 was relatively good year of cycling after the brutal winter
subsided. Nova Scotia received 277 cm's of snow over February and March compared to the” normal” 82 cm's which was a big
deterrent from getting started on outside kilometers. I started a new job in April which limited my cycling adventures to Nova
Scotia. In 2016 I am planning to return to the Gran Fondo Gatineau and hope to start commuting to work by bike. Regards.
Tim Hore – 1408 – Ottawa, Ontario Canada: Managed “only” 6,080 km this year, so it’s the first time my annual total has not gone up since
I joined and indeed since I bought my road bike about 6 years ago. That said, I did manage to complete my two longest ever solo rides in 2015
– a 258 km ride from Ottawa to Campbellford in late August and a 222 km ride from Demorestville (near Picton) to Ottawa. In both cases, I
was on unfamiliar routes and added 10 or 15 km by getting slightly lost.
Michael Bos – 1409 – Ottawa, Ontario Canada: Here is my total for 2015, better than last year. I hope to get off to a good start this year too.
– Just sprained my ankle, but I guess better now than in August. All the best, Cheers.
William Dickey – 1412 – Londonderry, Northern Ireland United Kingdom: Slight reduction in quantity in 2015 but many quality km with
Paris=Brest-Paris the highlight of the year and numerous Audax Ireland brevets with rain, sleet and incipient hypothermia as constant
companions. Best wishes for 2016! William
John McFayden – 1413 – Dundas, Ontario Canada: this year went well and I was able to get in a lot of riding once the cold winter air and
snow went away last spring. I also was able to do nearly 1,000 km in Florida.
Liz Overduin – 1417 – Auburn, Ontario Canada Two days into 2016 and I already have 2 days of cycling in. Not high kms, but loads of fun.
I bought myself a Fat Tire bike…and now all the other bikes sit collecting dust! Seriously, if you haven’t tried the Fat Tire bike – you don’t
know what you are missing. When you do get around to trying it – you will feel like an invincible kid again. Maybe you already know.
John Cumming – 1429 – Ilderton, Ontario Canada: For 2015, well over 80% of my cycling was in Ontario, with the remainder in Cuba,
Kentucky and NY State. I’m assuming a detailed breakdown is not required (but ca provide it if necessary. Only Canada, not home Provence
Julian Lunardi – 1442 – LaSalle, Ontario The Metric Century Cycling Group (MCCG) starts their season with a Century ride around Essex
County capped of with a pasta dinner, Every week we train with two 50 km rides during the week and a metric century ride on the weekend,
Our season ends in October with a century ride from Key Largo to Key West in Florida. A small handful of us continue riding year round in
our Winter Warrior Challenge in adverse winter weather conditions in Ontario. We travel to participate in organized fund raising events in
Michigan, New York and even Italy. Our small group of 20 has logged over 75,000 km in 2015. For 2017 we are planning a two week ride
from Canada to Florida as a fundraiser for Leukemia. We promote teaching new cyclist the sport of road cycling with safety as our main
concern. Our motto is “Enjoying life 100 kilometers at a time
“We have been established since 2013. Out co-chairs are Julian Lunardi & Marie Lachapelle – Web site www, bikeMCCG.com – Email
[email protected] The MCCG is a subgroup of East Side Riders and registered under the Ontario Cycling Association.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------That’s all they wrote for 2015! All mistakes and typos are not the fault of Sir James but rather were copied from the many letters,
cycling logs and emails of varied degrees of legibility. There were many, to many; Thank You to Sir James and the CKAP Board of
Directors to include all as they would become boring to the mostly healthy lot of members so I only used them the fill a line if needed
but I wish to thank all the members who wished me well and thanked the CKAP Board of Directors for their hard work and dedication
to CKAP. I hope I and the Board have not let you down. Cheers :-))) “Sir” James
CKAP #
Week Of
Sunday January 03 =
Sunday January 10 =
Sunday January 17 =
Sunday January 24 =
Sunday January 31 =
Monthly Total
Sunday February 07 =
Monthly Totals
Sunday March 06 =
Sunday March 13 =
Sunday March 20 =
Sunday March 27 =
Monthly Totals
Quarterly Totals
2016 Cycling Distance Log, In Kilometres Please
Totals
Week Of
Sunday April 03 =
Sunday April 10 =
Sunday April 17 =
Sunday April 24=
Totals
Week Of
Sunday July 03 =
Sunday July 10 =
Sunday July 17 =
Sunday July 24 =
Sunday July 31 =
Monthly Tolal
Sunday August 07 =
Sunday August 14 =
Sunday August 21 =
Sunday August 28 =
Monthly Total
Sunday May 01 =
Sunday May 08 =
Sunday May 15 =
Sunday May 22 =
Sunday May 29 =
Monthly Totals
Sunday June 05 =
Sunday June 12 =
Sunday June 19 =
Sunday June 26 =
Monthly Tolals
Sunday September 04 =
Monthly Totals
Quarterly Totals
Grand Total 2015 =
Monthly Tolals
Quarterly Totals
Year 2016 =
Totals
Week Of
Sunday October 02 =
Sunday October 09 =
Sunday October 16 =
Sunday October 23 =
Sunday October 30 =
Monthly Total
Sunday November 06 =
Totals
Monthly Totals
Sunday December 04 =
Saturday December 31 =
Monthly Totals
Quarterly Totals
Grand Total 2016 =
If earned, please enclosed funds for your awards in the incentive part of CKAP - Certificate included for highest yearly award earned.
CKAP is funded by your one time membership fee and payment of badges and medals in the Incentive part of CKAP
The certificate is only free if you purchase the award you have earned // Would like a 25,000 - 50,000 or 75,000 km plaque @ $40.00 ea. [ ]
Address:
Name:
Town / City :
Province / State :
Postal Code / Zip:
Country :
Phone No:
E-mail address :
Bicycle & Handcycling Incentive Programs 25,000 Km ( )
Special Needs Incentive Program 15,000 Km ( )
Choose to receive the CKAP annual report in PDF format from suppied web site ( ) or black & white hardcopy by mail ( )
List the Cycling Club that you belong to for the Hewes Challenge Trophy:
List the Canadian Provinces you cycled in and the % of your total km cycled in each Prov. If more than one on the back of this log.
Information will only be used by the board of Directors of Tour du Canada to determine winner of the annual Tour du Canada Award
Do you use a bicycle computer to record your km's - yes ( ) No ( ) If no please explain your method____________________________
Please remit your completed log, with any fees payable to CKAP before January 31, year 2017, to ensure you meet CKAP deadline
To: James D. Wilson CKAP Coordinator - 1249 St. Paul Avenue - Ottawa, ON - K1V 6V8
Web page address: http://www.ckap.ca
E-mail address: [email protected]
Prepared by James D. Wilson
December 2015
INFORMATION REQUIRED TO COMPETE FOR THE "TOUR DU CANADA AWARD"
List Provinces visited below
Date started & completed tour percent of annual km 1 to 100 %
Cross Canada Cycling Trips
Dates not required
Other than Canadian Cycling
Dates not required
Home Province
Dates not required
Total of all cycling
should equal
100 percent
Rules:
The Tour du Canada Award is sponsored by Tour du Canada.
The award hopes to encourage members to visit and cycle in Provinces other than their home Province.
For the purposes of the Tour du Canada award only. Cross Canada cycling trips alone, in groups,
supported or non-supported and cycling outside Canada do not count.
.
All information provided will be held in the strictest confidence by CKAP
CKAP and it's associates agree that it will not sell, rent, or otherwise disclose information provided in this
log to any third party except that CKAP and it's associates may use the information to determine or
present the awards as outlined in the program and to promote CKAP through their various publications.
CKAP will continue to stock short sleeve 15" & 19" zipper & long sleeve full zipper jerseys.
Please pay for incentive awards when earned as this will enable CKAP to purchase CKAP cycling
cap and socks and future new clothing but it requires members to pay for earned awards.
Due to the increased cost of medals and postage CKAP has no choice by to raise the price or go bust.
The raise in price for awards will start with the 2013 cycling log and season.
Badges with certificate will increase from $8.00 to $10.00 each including postage.
Medals with certificate will increase from $18.00 to $20.00 each including postage.
Plaques with certificate will increase from $35.00 to $40.00 each including postage.
All major awards will remain free which are, The Canadian male & female Olympic Goal,
The International male & female Olympic Goal, The Hewes Challenge, The 100,000 km Club
and the Tour du Canada-CKAP awards.
Notes for the CKAP annual report "From the Peloton" keep short, your finest cycling moment
Can be added the body of your email if sending log by attachment to an email.
By James D. Wilson
December 2016

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