Sept Evemts

Registration is now online.

Go To

https://sites.google.com/site/letrnwmo/events-schedule/shatto-fondo

for more information

June 8th was the drawing for the Torch Run T-Shirt Quilt

made by Lyndall Bentz of Wilmington, IL

and

Crossroads Quilting in Cameron, MO

The Winner of the Quilt was Cindy Conrad of Cameron Missouri,

The Winners of the pillows were Viv Robinson and Janice Rothgonger



May 2013 Events

May 25, 2013

TORCH RIDE/POKER RUN

Registration will be from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. @ St. Jo Frontier Casino, 777 Winner Circle, St. Joseph, MO.

Kick Stands up at 9:30 a.m.

Cost is $20 per bike $5 per Poker hand

Free T-shirts limited to the 1^st 100 riders to register

Additional T-shirts available for purchase

Ride will conclude @ McCorkle Park, Cameron where Pulled Pork sandwiches will be served

PRIZES*****DRAWINGS*****GIVEAWAYS

We welcome you to join us in supporting the Special Olympics of Missouri by participating in this ride. All proceeds benefit Special Olympics.

For more information please contact Keith Bentz at 816-632-8606 somocrcc@gmail.com or Rita Ketchem at 816-271-4701 ritaketchem@ci.st-joseph.mo.us

June 2013 Events

June 1st

Drive For Gold

June 8th

Chilicothe Poker Run

COME JOIN US FOR A POKER RUN TO SUPPORT SPECIAL OLYMPICS

June 8, 2013

POKER RUN SPONSORED BY CHILLICOTHE CORRECTIONAL CENTER!

REGISTRATION BEGINS 8:00 a.m. KICKSTANDS UP AT 9am

$25-Individual rider

$45-Couples

RIDERS MAY REGISTER BY SENDING IN PRIOR TO June 1st or REGISTER THE MORNING OF EVENT.

REGISTRATION BY JUNE 1, WILL GUARANTEE A SHIRT DAY OF THE RIDE

LUNCH PROVIDED FOR ALL RIDERS!

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PRIZES-BEST HAND, LOWEST HAND, HIGHEST FUNDRAISER ***************************************************

Ride begins @ Hy-Vee in Chillicothe, route will be Brookfield, Macon, Kirksville, Linneus, Chula and back to Chillicothe. Map will be provided the day of the ride.

Introduction

The mission of the LETR is to raise both dollars and awareness for Special Olympics. Nearly 200 agencies and 6,400 officers work year-round in Missouri to accomplish this goal; they are some of our greatest volunteers. All funds raised go toward supporting Special Olympics Missouri's year-round sports training and athletic competition program for more than 15,000 athletes across the state.