From: rich@pencil.cs.missouri.edu (Rich Winkel)
Subject: BREAK THE BLOCKADE CYCLE FOR CUBA
Followup-To: alt.activism.d
Originator: rich@pencil.cs.missouri.edu
Organization: PACH
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 1992 06:49:54 GMT

Topic 180       BREAK THE BLOCKADE CYCLE FOR CUBA
peg:fernando    carnet.cubanew   9:49 pm  Aug 20, 1992

     To: All cyclists and all friends of the Cuban People

     If you want to join in a beautiful 14 day bicycle ride
along the Great Ocean Road leaving Adelaide for Melbourne on
the 1st of December 1992, and also raise money for a vital
humanitarian cause...  this is your chance.

      Become part of the:

         "Break the Blockade - Cycle for Cuba"

                                    cycling event.

     We are looking for fundraising riders (or you can just
pay your fee and ride), "back-up" team members, co-
ordinators, first-aid/medical experts, drivers, etc., all in
a volunteer capacity.

     For further information contact the:
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       "Break the Blockade - Cycle for Cuba"
                 cycling event
        PO Box 254, Brooklyn Park
        SA 5032 - AUSTRALIA

        Phone/Fax: 08-2350073

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     PS -If you are based in Sydney or elswhere, would you
consider organizing a counter ride to arrive in Melbourne at
the same time and meet us there?


                        .oOo.oOo.oOo.


                       Charter of the
            "BREAK THE BLOCKADE - CYCLE FOR CUBA"
                        bicycle ride
                (Adelaide to Melbourne, 1992)

     1. The "Break the blockade - Cycle for Cuba" (Adelaide
     to Melbourne, 1992) bicycle ride (hereafter referred to
     as the ride), has been primarily organized to assist in
     providing essential humanitarian aid to the people of
     Cuba, essentials which are currently denied to the Cuban
     people by the existence of the illegal economic and
     trade blockade conducted by the United States of
     America.

     2. The ride is independently organized by its Organizing
     Committee in liaison with the "Cuba Solidarity Campaign
     SA".

     3. Official participation in the ride is open to any
     individuals or organizations who support the aims and
     principles of this charter, accept its "Participants'
     Statement of Rights and Duties" and are prepared to sign
     the ride's "Entry Form" which incorporates a "Release of
     Responsibility Declaration".

     4. All participants are free, if they so desire, to
     express any personal views and opinions. However, ones'
     participation in the ride, in whatever capacity, is not
     by itself an expression in favour or against any
     government or political system in Australia or abroad.

     5. The primary aim of the ride is as outlined in article
     1. of this charter. However, further aims of the ride
     are as follows:
               a) To promote cycling as an effective means of
               transportation and recreation, as a means of
               elevating physical and mental health and as a
               viable fund raising activity. The ride is not
               to be regarded as a cycling competition.
               b) To promote the spirit of cycling in peace
               and friendship amongst its participants and
               towards the community in general.
               c) To attempt to provide its participants with
               an inspiring, social and relaxing vacational
               activity.
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