The Forty Pl\as Cycling Club

] Year 1986 40 PLUS C.C. ICENUTES of the -A..g.M. 1st FEBRUART. 1986. • Held at the UNim JACK CLUB, London, S.E..1

Proceedings commenced at 11.05, Mr W.Turner in The CHAIR.. Apologies: for absence were received from:— Mr J.Scrutton, Mr E.' Pomphrett, Mr B. Crooke', Mr P.Copp,Mr W..Hill,Mr J..Wyatt,Mr E.Engel, ,.Mr C. Cheesman,, and Mrs W.Collins. Weather conditions were bad all day, and it was some time before all • intending to attend ^.arrived. A total of 44 was realised - 7 up on last year, some travelling from a considerable distance.. The Minutes of the 1985 A.G-,E, published in abridged form in "Signpost" were accepted, and there were-no Matters Arising. The General Secretary's Report was then read out, and was accepted as_ satisfactory.- T^r^|nl^^J^^C;S|m^ tfM^^l^il^sI3laKS^l:!^SiS^^ 7 t ^^^^<^S|^^i§!o^a^silg?^fee^ <<^^m9^ • • •, • • • The Membership Sec'^y/Tr.easurer' sHf^ then read out. It was unfortunate that the details reg;arding membership were virtually the same as those given ta the General Sec'y for his Report, but this was accepted by all. without comment.^ What did confuse them was- that Mrs Card then continued with, some details of the pros^' cons, and cost? of "Signpost"' based on something workwd out by a member of her family. The Chairman was embarrased by this and attempted to stop the "flow" as these matters, were to be the subject of Motions and discussion later.as set out in the Agenda,. But to no avail. Some time was lost, to .no good purpose, and dealing with such matters at the pr.ecedi:[jg Committee Meeting co\ald have avoided this. . • The Pinan'cial Report,as published in ."Signpost"^was accepted as satisfactory. The Eledtion of Officers-for 1986 commenced with a letter from our President to the General SE'c'y be.iikg read out. In the letter, Mr W.Moore indicated that he wished to.stand,dovm from that Office, and proffered any assistance required by a successor. A nice, warm letter, thanking, all .'those who had supported him in his term of office. This was well received by the Meeting, ,( it later transpired that he was unwellj, and had to have some assistance to get home after the meeting.. Other Officers who stood down were:- Mr E.Vesper, ( Gen'' Sec'y, Mr E.Pomphrett, .(E'.Sun), Mr J Wyatt, (Southern WED'). Officers Elected were as per-attached list, and all were either voluntary or unopposed. ^ " • • '.• . •.. •• • 2/ •„ ', Motions for .consideration and Vote commenced with the Gen'Sec' stating that as there were so many of themCso.me concerning the same • ;'siah3ept)vhe. proposed group them under subject headings to save confusion and time. There were no objections. E'e also drew attemtion . • t;o .anroniission> and,an irregularity .on .the grinted :|genda, the former (Wo7')6Gncernihg the late, Mr RiDinnimore''s legacy , and the • latter concerning a MGtion(Mo9)' which he had hot seen or reeeiv:ed» This was ; entered under "Any Other/Business" If, This of .course could not.be / aiQceptedS-Club Rules 6vii)., Bo reason was given for. this, but fair ' c:omment could perhaps be - 'that those, concerned could reasonably be expected to know better, ; - • „ •.' • Motions number(sd. 1,5,and6' concerned the printing and distributibon of .''Signppst".. Numbers. 1, and 6, were carried with a ma.jorlty•'of over 2/5, and "Sighpost"will be collec-ted* enveloped, and posted, to all ^^embers. This isask v/ilL'he performed by Mr J". Stevens who kindly fPvolunteered tc do this, for which those present were very grateful.. There was some •.discuss.ion about the amjaount that subseri-ptions would. • need to.be' increased t.o cover the cost, and eventually it was • ' proposed by Mr Wooder .arid secoiiddd- by Mr Stevens, that sub' s should • be increased by. 100^ ••-(£"2.00 pa,£E.G'Ocommute.d,£2.50' married couple, • . ElO.OOc'Qmmuted married-co.uple) .. •-^^otioh No5 • .proposed by Mr Wooder was defeated uhahimously as.'being-.too-expensive.'to have it'.all printed • c:oramercially(.ab^'t £2000^^,. The increase in sub•'s to be "carried Into Rule 4(i&iv) ... - . • • • ' . Motions reaurEing alteration to Club, Rial'es. were:^ -. • 4. Proposed, Mrs Pord,- that ALL. Motions for. future'AG^M's be in the .hands of the Gen •'Sec'y'in time" for publication in the preceding December "Signpost", which I's currently l5th. Eovember. Carried r • un-TTi"Trnmnf^, HMOJUTY fv/e-fC.' ^[y^ , , • 9. Proposed, Mrs Card,^ that an Entrance P'ee,.of. 50p be introduced • •for new members'to cover enrolment costs. Motion defeated. l,O..Proposed, Mrs Card,-that the posts of. Ass.•'t Sec 'y and Runs List co-brdinator be ratified and .carried• into: Club Riiles. Motion ' carried,-but- Mrs .Cheesman in, regard to .the latter post ('which she holds)- said that, she just typed stencils.-in accordan.ce .with the runs' lists, provided,, and did no-t' attempt to- co-ordinate them.The . . entry will be "•Typist,. Runs ..Lists''• Motion carried. f?"c-^. %/^.^ 14. Propose'd, 'IrE.Engel,- that 'a President'he elected: for a period . . of, 1 year,,: .and ^hall -be eligible. for^r^-election f or a total maximum of 3 ye"a.^rs;V-Motion carried..^CRule lO).- At this, point the.- Chairman produced an'd read; out: a letter from Mr. Engel (who could . not, attend).. This proved to be a'rather' long-diatribe,' difficult .-' fot the Chairman to read, and' some of those- present became a little restiye.. \ ' ' • ' '' ' • . • . • . Motions; .proposing purchase,.'of better eq-'uipment. were--:- ••.- Proposed,' Mrs E.Paine ,-:-that an. •Electrically Powered Duplicator (recondi tioned)-.be purchased £:qr- use by the Printer. • Carried unanimously -Refer' to Committee-. .', •-w^l ,3/- 3. Proposed, Mrs E. Pai.ne,.- that aii Elect ri.e Typewriter (used) be., purchased to ease the work^ of the Editor. ,-Carried •unanimously,-^ Refer to Committee.. • , ' '

Motions affecting Club. Acti.vitie.s were:,- 7. Proposed,Mr C Merrett, (Sec'E. Vesper) that the l^iOm Randonnee be • adopted as an Annual event- Carrle.d unanimously, but Mr Merrett raised some objection to some of. the faster riders passing the slower ones toCso he infers) their peril. No'comment* Mr W. Moore sai.d that consideration should be given to running' it on the. Northern side in fairness to members riding that area, a. Proposed, Mr J. Scrutton, (Sec'E.Vesper) that Car Assisted Riins into other Sect'n areas be continued as and where- feasible and notifyable in "Signpost". Carried unanimously,-Refer•to Committee. 11. Proposed,Mrs -Card,—'that Gar Assisted Rians take place at least 4 times a year. Unanimous -Refer to Committee. t Proposed, • Mrs D.Bazely,(Sec'L. Page) that the Luton&Dunstable' Section now be re-namedv.the South Bedfordshire Sect'n. Carried unanimously. 13.Proposed, 'MrE.-Engel(Sec'Mrs. E'.Ehgel) that the Presentation of Tankards/iB'ook Tokens to these reaching 80 years of age or later' to cease and be. replaced, by the Presentation of a specially Engraved Badge «»• on_ an 80th birthday. This proposal is based on monetary considerations, and-Mr S.Yoimg said that this could seem to be unfair to. those in"ai flcipatlon" Accordingly, he proposed that this should not be eff.ectlve until after ist Jan'' 1987. This was Seconded by Mrs Paine, and the Motion was carried rtem 6(''omitted from the Printed Agenda)- concerned* the disposal of the Legacy of £1000 left to the Club from the Estate iSiS the Late Mr R.Pinnlmore. i't was eventually decided that this matter should be referred to the. Committee. . ' 8.Any Other Business. Mr l.Page mentioned poor Postal service letters.going astray etc, and asked If Postcodes could be given.to the Memb^ership Sec""y/Treasurer v/here possible.. Agreed unanimously. A member(whosename escapes me) asked if it wo\il.d be possible , . for the Club to furnish a lis-t of members, addresses to the various Rims See's. These are far too . costly to reproduce for distribution;. Howa?ver, Mrs E.Paine,who prepares the'addresses for "Signpost" offered to cut. some .stencll.s for eventual printing of such lls>ts. A monumental task lndeed

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^ ' T.xpboSGq' lixa j:* ^STUG • - 4:p94: ou j.'j6C4:xxc ,T;AbGA\xx 4:cx(iT86g) p6 : 40 PLUS C.C j-„j,^i. • 6eoMMiTTE>':'MWiwQ.iith m^mmm.i^t^to Proceedings commenced at 11.05, Mr Y/.Turner in the Chair. .Apologies for ndn attendance were received from Mrs R.. Eord, Mr J. Wyatt (.ff-ol's>,Mr W.Eill ("Sick), Mr H-. Rumb all (.Work) . Mr E.Pomphrett • did not attend(Work?)'. The Minutes of the Meeting held on' 5th October 1985 were read out to those present, and all were agreed that they were an accurate record of that Meeting..- The Minutes were signed as approved by ' the Chairman'. There were no matters arising, other than the continua.tion of interest in trying to relieve Mr Newman of the burden.of distributing "Si-gnpost"-. This had been raised at ~ that Meeting by Mr J .Scrutton.. A 00nsiderable amount of time was taken on this matter(to the eventual detriment of the Meeting)', and opinions varied widely. They ranged from those of -Mr T..V/ooder, who thinks that the magazine should b,e put out to print with the attendant increase in sub's, to those of Jdr W. Newman, who is ;opp.osed to anj) increase in sub's and thinks that ^le could get by with virtually no increase in cost enough to v/arrant such an increase in sub's. He. looks upon this as "providing a service'.' He gave some figures to support his views, but said that if the Motion to have the magazine sent through the Post was carried at the forth.com ing AGM, ,a doubling of sub's should .co ver the cost. There was further discussion as^to whether the doubling of -sub.'s would be sufficient, or, too. much, and,, as time was running out, th.e Chairman called for a tote with the following result:- Sub's at Annual.Rate - £1.50. ( £2.00 Married'couple)• " Commuted "• - £6,00. ( £8.00 " " ) -: from the date of the AGM. • ' Again, regarding the distribution of the magazine, Mr W.Moore 'ecided that he would like to continue his present delivery of those in his area, which has worked in the main satisfactorily. Mr Newman then' said that he would like to continue, his present deliveries vvith a little more af5sistance v/ith .those disposed of at Paslow Gommon.. Thus it would seem that the bulk posting of the magazne is .not required.. There was .some mention of names'"and addresses typed on covers which had worn off in the.Post causing delay in delivery. In Correspondence, a letter from a Mr P.Copp, al'".4'GH/femember, and-Editor of "The Pedaller"(the magazine of the West Sussex D.A^ was read out. It was a very lengthy one, based on suggestions of dealing . with'an increase in sub's, subsequent to the posting of the magazine. There were some good points in it, one of which was- that the Club: Year should run from April^O^Iay in the following year, (leaving the approximate date of the AGM as it is). This would mean, if adopted, that the current year would be one of.15'months. There was.some uncertainty as to what would be^ the position of those who had already paid their sub's, with a suggestion that they might be induced to make the difference later.. The Chairman and Mr Moore, -and Mr Vesper •' /wer were in favour, of this step.. • ^— Another letter from.a Mr J.Sha.w of Marlo.w, also a member,, enquired as to the frequency and venue, of Committee Meetings?? He is a member of the PCOT, who have an Electric Typewriter surplus to requirements, which they would make available to us (his words) at a very modest charge. He offered it on trial loan- to our Editor without obligation., Mr Shaw also indicate^d tha.t he would be happy to lead a Car Assisted r\in from his home,, providing "eievehses" and tea.. He would need to know the mileage we would prefer..He did inferthat as we no. longer advertise, it could Impede recruitment for a 40+ Section in his area.. ... Other letters as follows from:.- Mr .F V/right, -withdrawing a ^^otion submitted for the AGM. Mrs E.Paine, - regarding an entry of names under "News of Members" Sept'1985 "•'-'ignpost", and pointing out that some of those mentioned were no longer Members. The Gen'Sec'y did not make this entry when coJmpillng this^ coliimn-. Mrs G.G-ardner, - concerning the issue df Rule Books whilst she was Secretary, following the publication of Club Rules in the Dec'1985 "Signpost" ' • Mr W. Coombes, - in appreciation of the presentation of a Tankard on his 80th ""irthday, and the attendant gathering. Epping ^'orest D.C. - confirming that- our request for attention'to be given to potholes on the B1393 will be co;mplied with, Mr W.Hill, - suggesting that we consider for Hon'Vice Presidents our two remaining Pounder Members. Mr E.Engel, - offering an address of printers at Bognor. . Few members came to a total of 15.. The,Treasurers Report -for the AGM was not yet finalised, but the one produced for the last Quarter was considered satisfactory.. The Motions on hand for the £orthcoming AGM (a total of 14) could not beV'dealt with (as forseen by the Gen'Sec'f)! owing-to the la,ck of time.., Any other Business could not be pursued for the same reason. The Meeting closed at 12.50pm. • 40 PLUS:; ' o. o »

COMMITTEE MEETrNG'-' I4ARCH? 22nd 1986 ,

Ir, W. Turner took the chair.

A..G>.M.. and. J'anuary, 11th :minutes. read':.

Matters arising, • ' ' Bill. Newman v;as s,till_ exploring matter of qlectric duplicator.

Rose Pord found the P.C.O.T,, electric typewriter unsatisfactory

at cutting stencils,' but said there v/as a possible availability of

another one..

Tankards Vi, Wilcos: & 7& Aris to be presented with theirs at the same

time before the^ end' of 1986:, :; ' '

100' mile Ridev ' The General Secretary reported *!on a letter received*|-. • , " • • • . • 1^- fromi: Doug Brunwin, asking if he had official blessing to run the 1986 'f^.

' ' '" , - \ , '. % ''100.»°, and if s'o for guidence on financing, pointing out that ;^he ' .|

total entrance fee. last year v;as about £100 short of total cost. After

lengthly discussion an. entrance fe.e of ° £1 i 00 was ad,|i:o.ptEd;- -(not to? "

• '••-• •" . ' " ' ^ cover elevenses, as it did last year.), with one dissenter Bill Newmani >f' • • ' "'••"-•.' ' • • • ' f who felt it should remain at 50p, Certificated, were thought to be a 0

possible cheaper alternative to •badges, and this was to be costed, y

^Cbmpeti%i6n--'td'*he iauiiched by General S'd'ci'e^^ Signpost: for

desiign of 80th Birthday Award Badge,

Treasurer's Report .Pinancially sound*. : '

Any- other business • • . . .

President has right to attend•committee meetings,. - •

Date of A,G.H., late Janu§.ry or early Eebruary;,

Runs leaders to notify pi-^'blicans when- to expe.ct us for meals, but to

give no numbers.

Mr. Jj, Stevens, had been looking into wrapping for posting Signpost, and

it was agreed to buy 10O'fespecial plastic bags as an experiment.. PORTY PLUS CO. COMTTEE tlEETING . JULY 5th 1986

Mr. W. Turner took the chair. Eve Engel and John Rainbow were on holiday arid both sent their apologies for non-attendance, March 22nd minutes read, . . . . Matters Arising > ^ 100 Mile Ride: Secretary reported that agreement had.been reached with Doug Brunwin for the club to contribute up to £50 towards covering any deficiency arising from the event and should the loss be greater Doug had' kindly offered to cover it himself; badges to be awarded, Jim Stev.ens had only one small hiccup on the new policy of posting •Signpost', the rest of the Committee had heard no complaints and were happy with the new Plastic Wrappings and endorsed their continued use. Secretary's Report. Anna Ishton is now East Herts Secretary having taken over on Bill Hill*s X death. ^ A letter had been received from Eve Engel, proposing a £10 donation to a charity on a member's death instead of having collections. It was thought tMs was impracticable because it is often not known when members die, it would also be a heavy liability on club funds, and that a personel donatior '"or a friend was a tribute to them, Jim Shaw wrote asking permission to advertise the 'Pbrty Plus' in his locality at libraries etc. This was agreed to. ' Jim also stated, he ,ld like to see a lunch take place after the A.G.M., e A.G.Mi has been booked at Union Jack Club on January 3Sst 1987, Treasurer's and Membership Secretary's Report. Ow£)o balance is healthy, and there have been twlanty-two new members,. Badge Competitiom Only one design received, but one or two other ideas were muted at meeting An enquiry-had been made of cost of making a die and it would seem even a simple design would be in the regions of £150, which makes feasibilty of same from an economic view unlikely. The committee were under the impressiom that the withdrawal of Tankards was an unpopular mowe, and it was suggested that at the A.G.M. a motion should be raised to re-instate presentations as before. It was thought that a referendum should be taken through 'Signpost', to get the general feeling of all club members before the A.G.M. Any other business. Bill Netfnan reported that he had bought a secondhand Gestetner Duplicator for £5, as stock for spares, but by replacing a. few parts on the new aquisition-has found this better than the original. It was agreed that Jp?y Cheesman should hold original one, which would then be available to tne 'Signpost' printer should it be required. Bill feels an electric duplicator has built-in dis-advantages. Rose said a new Members List is now being typed be Eva. Eva feels the present typewriter is better for stencils than an electric one. Date of the next Committee Meeting October 18th, It was agreed that in future a Committee Meeting be held just before an A.G.M., and one 3ust after A.G.M., keeping to four meetings a year. Grace Gardner is now In St. Christopher's Hospice, gawrie Park, S.E.26,, visitors are welcome but not on Mondays, Bill Turner read a letter he had received from Charlie Merrit, there were no comments, Ernie Vesper had received a belated reply regarding 10 year presentation for George Hewitt from his son Doug asking presentation to be booktoken, it was agreed to send £10 voucher.

i a. PORT! PLUS C. C. COMMITTEE. I/DSETING OCTOBER 18th 1986 •

Mr, W. G?urner took the chair July 5th minutes read, Matters Arising Regarding 80th Birthday presentation. G-eneral Secretary' enquired from 73 members their opinion of re-introduction of Tankards 60 were in favour.

Membership and Treasurers Report. There had been 36 applications for membership since July 5th. Club finances are still satisfactory.

Any Other Business

It was passed 8 votes to 7 that W. Newman would print 250 Lists of Members Addresses, which will be available on request.

Bill Turner was holding JS&^^or^Motor Neurone Disease Research, and it was agreed the Club should add""l!iS^ and a cheque should be sent to Barts

Research Trust, and Eve Engel would write to Grace to tell her, ^|E. Vesper brought a Motion for A.G.M. to re-introduce Tankards, (I Re Election of President; Eve suggested Ted Groom and offered to broach the subject, W. Moore and E. Vesper are standing down from Section Secretarialship from next A.G.M. Eve Engel is arranging Epping Dinner for Dec 4th, Bill Moore said it two founder members would be attending the Welwyh Garden City dinner. Rose Pord wished to pass a Vote of Thanks to J, Wright for the Headings and a Vote of Thanks was passed to Doug Brunwin for the MOO*,

The date of the next Committee Meeting was fixed for January 10th, FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUB

RUNS FOR MAT, . JUNE. .JULY. 1986 ...

All runs meet, at the elevensea vsmmeia a± 1i0.3f ain tod movsa off a* m am, imle-ss otherwiae statedl. Please can^ pacsked lunch.

SUSSEX SECTION SECRETARY - JIM TRENOvrPEN

TUESDAYS ELEVENSES LUNCH MAY 6 FIVE OAKS, LITTLE CHEF FOREST GREEN MAY 13 . STORRINGTON, V/ILLOT/ DRAC^NS GREEN MAY 20 CO'SiTFOLD CHALET RUDGrEr^rECK MAY 2:7 DIAL POST STAPLEFIELD BASING COTTAGE JUME 3 CO^VFOLD CHALET E. CHILTINGTON • JUWE 10 HORSHAM, CAVALIER HOLMBURY ST, MARY - JUNE 17 DIAL POST.BASING COTT STAPLEFIELD JUNE 2k TOAT (A29) KIRDPORD • '-JULY 1i • HORSHAM, CAVMilER . HQLMBURY.ST. MARY JULY 8 COWLD, CHALET. TURNERS HILL JULY 15 HORSHAM, -CAVAL-II5R - •' RUDGEHCK JLTJY 22 . TOAT (A29)- TISIMANS COMMON JULY 29, .,- FIVE OAKS, LITTLE CHEF NUTHURST, BLACK HORSE FRIDAYS MAY 2 ci|wf•M, cshalet RUDCEiOGK '• MAT 9 .. HORSHAM, CAmiER STAPLEFIELD MAY 16 . DIAL POST, BASING COTT FIVE OAKS MAY 23 STORRINGTON, WILLOW DRAGONS GREEN MAY 30 HORSHAM, CAVALIER RUDGE\'fICK JUNE 6 .: TO.AT (A29) FOREST GREEN JUNE 13 ..:. ST.0RRINGTON, TOLOW TISIMANS COMMON JUNE 20 'FIVE OAKS, LITTLE CHEF l?^rURST, BULLS HEAD JUNE 27 STORRINGTON, WILLOW f5fBSBI5-^6^Si^'" ' - JULY 4 TOAT (A29) TISIMANS COMMON JULY nil DIAL POST, BASING COTT C0^.CPOLD, RED LION JULY liB' C0\7F0LD, CHALET • • . ST.iiPLEFIELD . JULY 25 . . STORRINGTON, WILLOW DRAGONS GREEN

ST; ALBANS SECTION LEADER P; HUTCHINS SECRETARY W.-MOORE

MEET AT SIMIIONDS CAPE, HATFIELD, 10.30 am, TUESDAYS

MAY 6 GADDBSDEN- ROW PLOUGH • MAY 15 ARDELEiY JOLLY WAGGONERS MAY 20 ST. PAULS WALDEN STRATHMORE ARMS MAY 27 HALLS GREEN RISING SUN JUIE 3 FLAMSTEAD SPOTTED-DOG JUNE 10 BARVOiCK FORD DUKE OF- TOLINGTON JUNE 17 PRESTON RED LION JUNE 2/f GREAT f.raNDEN PLOUGH JULY 1 EENINGTON BELL (please note) JULY 8 LEY GREEN PLOUGH • • : JULY 15 HUSHDEN • MOON AND STARS ' ' • ' - JULY 22 HAULTV/ICK REST AND VilELCOME JULY 29 CADDWGTON HARRc.t • •' ' ;...-r.'

THURSDAYS-- - Infirrmail meet, Saaidiridjge, .Green Man .1u.3<5. aw HAST HBR?S SSCTION SECRETARY BILL HILL MEET RIVERSIDE TEA ROOM. HERTFORD CAS'IIiB THEATRE. ii*V3C hrs.

MAY 6 ASTON ROSE AND CROW JOLLY WAGCONER -'*** MAY 13 ARDELEY MAY 2© BRAU&HING BROM BEAR MAY 27 -HALLS ..GREEN RISING SUN- **** JUNE ? PURNEAUX PELHAI.T STAR JUNE 1» PxiKWICK PORD DUKE 0F.,?ffiLLINGTON **** JUNE 17 COTTERED •BULL JUNE 2V GREAT MUNiDEN PLOUGH **** JULY 11 BENINGTON BELL (plesase note) **** JULY 8 STANDON STAR JULY 15 RUSHDEN MOON AND STARS **** JUL Y 22 HAULri^ICK REST AND ^mCOME **** JULY 29 ASPENDEN POX

**** JOINT WITH ST. ALBANS SECTION

STEVENAGE AND NORTH HERTS SECRETARY BEN.CROOKE • THE BAY HORSE Mi^ 8 OLD HALL ..GREEN,GT RJUNDEN MAY 15. SUTTON NR POTTON JOHN 0'G.AUNT THBt CRiCW MAY 22 BARTON LE CLAY SIX BELLS MAT 29 SMDON SV/ORD IN HAND JUNE 5 17ESTMILL GREEN M.AN JUNE 12 STANFORD NR CLIFTON THE BULL JUNE COTTERED 19 EAGJLE M^D CHILD JUNE 26 raiTHVELL THE CROW JULY 5 SHILLINGTON THE PLOUGH JULY 10 WALLBfGTON RED LION JULY 17 PRESTON TRAVELLERS REST JULY 2k CHIPPING NR BUWTINGPORD POX . JULY 31 FIRTON

EASTERN SUNDAY RJJN5 SECRETARY EDDIE FOMPHRETT THKEE HORSESHOES B MAY 4 BAroHSTER .GT^3BN .. THREE ELMS A MAY 11 CEilGNALL' ST JAMES THREE HORSESHOES B MAY 18 MOLEfilLL GRSBJSf THE SWAN A MAT 25. LlriLE TOi'iiAM' BUTCHERS ARMS B JUNE 1 BARDPIELD END GREEN . THE VICTORIA A JUKE 8 THE STAR B JUNE 15 GOOD EASTER GENERALS ARMS A JUNE 22 LITTLE BADDOW BLACK HORSE B JUNE 29 ^miTE RODING , WALNUT TREE A JULY 6 BROADS GREEN • DUKES HEAD B JULY 15 RAYLEIGH ARMS •A JULY 20 TERLING AXE AND COMPASSES B JULY 27 ,

A MEET- KTOG GEORGES PLAYING FIELDS,-BRENTTOOD B MEET CROSS KEYS CAFE, THORN.f/OOD COMMON

ET,EVTa<[SES 10.00 am- DEPART 10.3* ara . 3

EASTERN & NORTHERN:. "'A'" SECTION- figSRETARY JOHN SCRHTTON 55.'1 I889 MEET THURSDAY 10.00 aim MOVE OFF 10.50 am BKCEPT miTE RODIN& 10 .50^ M 'MOW OFF-' ti .00:am.

1986 ELEVENSES LUNCH • M.4Y I1 - NORTON;;. HEATH ,,DUNMOW, CHEQUERS MAY 8 THE BUTTERY, liTHITE RODING- SANDON, • STAR . MAY 15 NORTON" HEATH BANNISTER GRSEII,3 HORSESHOES MAY 22 • INCATESTOKE CHURCH HALL . HJRLElGH, EBLL NORTON ROAD

MAY':29 NORTON HEATH TBRLlNG, RAYLEIGH ARMS JUNE,^5,' MITE RODING RICKLING GREEN, CRICKETERS GT. SAMFPORD, BULL JUNE ^2 NORTON HEATH LEAVE f 0.0.0 ami; :.. GT. SALIN&,MITE HART JUNE 19: ISDRTON HEATH JUNE 26 INGATESTONE to lEELEllGH ABBEY , SHIP FURNEAUX PELHAM,STAE JULY 5 JULY 10 NORTON HEATH PATTISiifICK GREEN, COMPASSES JULY 17 CAR AND BIKE ' " • - 1:1 s& TEA COLNE-mLEY -RAaWAY-2-MILES NORTH SIBLE HBDIWGHAM (A6(D4) PARKING ARRANGED LEAVE'10.30 am. EASY PACE 45 .MILESo LUNCH -ON-NEXT RUNS LIST. JULY 24 INGATESTONE " , BtTLL' BARDFIELD END GREEN JULY 31 ^•rniTS RODING BUTCHERS ARMS LUNCH AVAIL.ABLE ON ALL RUNS

EASTERN AND NORTHERN B SECTION (THURSDAYS) SECRETARY E. VESPER MEET 10.50 aimCROSS KEYS CAFE. THDRNtVOOD COMtTON DEPART 11.00am '

MAY 1 mTTE RODING BLACK HORSE* MAY 8; MILL GREEN- VIPER* MAY 15 GOOD EASTER THE STAR* MAY 22 HATFIELD BROAD OAK THE DUKES HEAD* ^ MAY 29 BISHOPS GREEN SPOTTED DOG? JI3NE 5 STONDON MASSEY BRICKL.A.YERS ARMS* JUNE 12 iflLLINGALE MALTSTERS* JUNE 19- PERRY GREEN THE HOOFS JUNE 26 MASHBURY THE FOX* JULY 3 HATFIELD HEATH THE STAG* JULY 10 HIGH RODING THE OLD LMB? JULY 17 GREEN TYE PRINCE OF v/ALES* JULY 24 GOOD EASTER THE STAR* JULY 3'li VffilTE RODING BLACK HORSE*

JULY 22 i?EUNION HAULT1/7ICK REST AND WELCOME 6r-'—-u. ^., ....

SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE SECTION SECRETARY DORIS BA2ELY MEET 14 HAYHURST ROAD- PHONE LUTON, 5i!3181 a oir 600376 TUESDAYS MAY 6. .STOKE HAMMOND THE DOLPHIN MAY 13 ETORSHOLT THE GREEN MAN MAY 20 SHEFFORD THE SWAN MAY 27 - GUBELINGTON THE UNICORN JUNE 3 SALFORD THE SWAN JUNE 10- - - SIEEPPINGLET DROVERS ARMS JUNE 17 ST PAULS WALDEN STRATHMORE'ARMS JUNIE -24 .• STOKE HAJ1M0ND THE DOLPHIN JULY 1 Y/INGRAVE ROSE AND CROW JULY 8 - . OLD V7ARDEN HARE AND HOUNDS JULT 15. . LITTLE HCE^TOOD THE OLD CRO^VN JULY 22 ASTON ABBOTTS BULL. AND BUTCHER JULY 29 WOHJRN BIRCHMORE ARMS ' SOUTHERN SECTION SUNDAYS SECRETARY JACK WTATT ELEVENSES'.'--' ^ 'XJ. ; LUNCH FLACES .

M.AY kr BIGGIN HILL•,tKIN.GS:,Ai:R'.CLUB:" - MEMBERS" C'HSICT MAY in SEVENO.AKS, ANN'S CAPS, MARKET PLACE TSTAR AND CARTER, CLAYGATE CROSS MAY 18 LULLIN&ST0NE,";GOLF CLUB BLACK-HORSE, STANSTED MAY 25 OTPbRD/."L.,ITTLE,-CHEP . BAT AND. BALL, LEIGH JUNE-1 ., PROMENADE .CAFE,- GRAVESBND ALL' HALLOWS, BEACH FTO ' JUNE a- BIGG.IN-HILL j -KINGS AIR CLUB MMEBRS; CHOICE JUNE 15 FARNBOROUGH, LtmE CHEF . FOX .AND HOUNDS, TOYS HILL JUNE 22- LULLINCSTONE, GOLF CLUB RED.'Li'iON, OFFHAM JUNE ,29 :.. OTFpRD, LITTLE CHEF • ^ffHEATSHEAF, BOUGH BEECH ' JULY 6 NELiS CAFE, SINGLEWELL . • .ISLE :OF GRAIN, LOCAL PUB JULY 13..^-BIGGIN HILL i KINGS AIR CLUB MEMBSHS .CHOICE JULY 2e:.-SEVEN0AKS, -Am'5- CAFE, MARKET FLAGS BAT AND. BAIL, LEIGH JULY ?7.;.. : LUlilNGSTOra: GOLF CLUB NORTH POLE, EAST MALt.ING

MEET 1(1.30 am MOVE OFF 11.0> am? . ' •

SOUTHERN 'fJEDNESDi-Y RUNS T. - : • • SECRETARY JOHN RAINB0*i7 MEET AT 10.30 am AT THE FOLLCTOTG PLACES '

MAY 7 SINGLE-./!lELL • V NELL-^S CAFE MAY IV FARNBOROUGH TILLAGE .BAKERY CAFE MAT 21 WESTERHAM -BREAD-BA-SKET. •- MAY 28 vffiST KINCSDO^m OASIS CAPE JUNE 4'" LULLINGSTONE ' • - GOLF CLUB JUNE 1:1 . FARNBOROUGH VILLAGE • . .B,AKERY. C AFE. JUNE 1P GRAVESEND 'PROMlNADEv.eAFE-• - JUNE 25 >.VESTERFAM' ' • • BREAD'BASKET '' • -'• ' JULY 2 vffiST KTNGSDOm - CLEARWAYS CAFE JULY 9 LULLINGSTONE GOLF CLUB JULY 1)6 FARNBOROUGH VILLAGE B.AKERY CAPE JULY 23 SINGLEWELL NELLS CAFE JULE 30 ^'VESTERHAM BREAD BASKET

MEET 1i0.3:e am, MOVE OFF 1i1 .OOami,

MR J, H, RAINBOW I196 WIMORE ROAD . BROMLEY ... . . -. KENT BR1i 2RH TEL^EPHDNE §1 h^* 2^585

SECRETARY RON KELLY f¥^UTHEND SECTION THURSDAY RUNiS 2hSk2

• , ...ROYAL OAK MAT 1 CjtPE Wl A13e' EA HANMINCFIEL-D - - - - S/iNDON, THE STAR MAY a.. INCATBSTONE-CHURCH HALL NORTON RO/4 .. B/vNWISTBR GREEN, 3 HORSESHOES 15. BROOMFJEL'D'- , THE BELL. MAY 22 V/HITEHIUSE,-.G/iFB .ON A1 ^ E/V/ICKFORD ... • TERLING, R/IYLEIGH /JMS ' MAY 29 . ;NR BUS STN RICKLING GREEN, CRICKETERS JUNE 5 BROOMPIELD - '. " . GT.- SAMFFORD, THE BULL 12 HATFIELD PEVEREL,:. JUI'JE GT. S.;^LING, WHITE HART JUl'JE 19 a.lTFIELr) PEVEREL ' TR/iNSFORT C.APE : •ffiYBRIDCE BASIN, THE SHIP JUNE 26 LACHINGDON TRANSPORT C/^FE ? ? ? "? ;?. ? ? ?.. JULY 5 ' PATTIStiCK GREEN, COMP/lSSES JULY 1« MALDON,. . '.. B IKE 'RUN ' JULY 17 SEE EASTJERN & NOJITHBRN A SECTION FOR CAR & JULY 2k. M^^LDON GT, TOTHAM, THE BULL ' B..'iRPIELD END GREEN, ' i- JULY ^1 BROOMPIELD • • BUTCHERS ARMS ' TUESDAYS .^VT THE'BLACK HORSE. F.;-^LOW COmON NORTmi;RN- SICTION SUNDAYS CHRIS .^ND mS.Y CHEESMi'J^ IJJL RUNS TO MEET AT HO BBS CROSS COTT.\&E, ff/JJLOW. (M..'P REP hBZ'Tfd) 1:©..3G m UNLESS OTHERl/HSE STATED, REFEESmffiNTS AV/'.ILABLE.

MAY- n &REAT HO^RMEAD .THREE TUNS MAY 25 R/iNKS &REEN PRETTY LADY JUNE 8 CTC VETS TRIENNIAL: JUNE 22 WICKEN BONHUNT WAGON AND HORSES 498'333 JULY 6 CAR ASSISTED, DETAILS TO FOLLOW DEPART 110.00 am JULY 20 yiRDELEY (DEPART 10,3* am) JOLLY WAGGONNER 309272

POTTERBRS MEETS MAY. JUNE. JUIY 11986 h.0+ MEMBERS ^m^CDME

^3/BEKDAYS SUNDAYS THURSDAY liAY 8 milRiU. RODNEY MAY 1i8 THREE HORSESHOES HOATH STAPLE STREET Y/EDNESD..!^ JUNE 11 THE BULL INN JUNE 29 AmtlR/iL RODNEY PAVERSHAM HOATH THURSDAY JULY 10 THE GRIFFINS HE.\D JULY 27 THE .ALMA CHILLENDEN PAINTERS FORSTAL

EVERY EFFORT '7ILL BE mJM TO .i^DHERE TO THESE OFFICIAL MEETS: m CH.'^JJGES TO BE /LDVISED IN POTTERING /iROUND, IF IN DOUBT RING :- TED UPTON . SITT.796i+4 OR TED H/iRRISON. CHESTPIELD 2100 PLEASE GIVE US YOUR SUPPORT. E.T.A, at. Venue 112:. 00 or I13OO hrs.

PLEASE NOTE; ANtW/X REUNION TUESDAY JULY 22 H4ULT^.'r[CK. REST AND 'mCOME FORTY PLPS CYCLING CLUB"

RUN,S FIXTURES FOR N0VE},ffiER, DECMBER, JANUARY 1986'

All...runs meet at the elevenses venues at 10.30 am and; move off at 1.1i am, unles.s otherwise stated. Please caarry packeid lunch'.

SUSSEX SECTIONf SECRETARY JIM TRENOWDEN .SUNDAYS ELEV-MSBS - LUNCH' PLACES NOV 10 HANDGROSS s\m:T SHOP BUSKS GREEN THE POX NOV 2if FIVE OAKS LITTLE CHEF NUTHURST. BL.ACK HORSE DEC 8 TO AT CAFE BUCKS GREEN',- THE FOX DEC 22 HANDCROSS SVffiET SHOP • E, CHILL TOGTON, JOLLY SPORTSMM • JAN 5 BROADBRIDGE HEATH HANDCROSS SSATEET SHOP HAPPY EATER JAN 19- DIAL POSTo BASING COTTAGE FIVE OAI^So LITTLE CHEF TUESDAYS NOV 5. HORSHAVi CAVALIER RUDGE^/ICKc KINGS HEilD NOV 12 COWFOLD CHALET DRAGONS GREEN. GEORGE & DRAGON NOV 19 FULBOROUGH„ HUNGERS END FIVE OAKSo- FIVE OAKS INN NOV 26 COV^FOLD CHALET STAPLEFIELD, JOLLY FARMER DEC 3 HORSHAM CAVALIER H.WGROSS, FOUIWAIN DEC 10 STORHINGTON WILLOW TISIMANS COMMON. MUCKY DUCK DEC 17 TOAT CAFE BUCKS GREEN, THE FOX DEC 24 DIAL POST. BASING FIVE OAKS. FIVE OAKS INN DEC 31 STORRIUGTON WILLOW DRAGONS GREEN. GEORGE & DRAGON jm 7 COWFOLD CHALET FAYGATE, HOLMBUSK JAN' 14 HORSHAVI C..?lVALTER RUDGEIYICK, KINGS HEAD JAN 21 TOAT CAFE BUCKS GREEN. °'THE POX • JAN. 28 HORSHAM CAVALIER RUDGEITOK, KINGS HEAD CJ FRIDAYS NOV 1 DI.AL POST. BASING COWOLD, RED LION •• • • • NOV 8 STORRINCrTON WILLOW- . - • -P-IVE O.AKS INN . - . , NOV 15 HORSHAM CAVaiER H.^NDCROSS FOUNTAOT NOV 22 TOAT CAFE TISB/tANS COMMON, MUCKY DUCIC NOV 29 PULBOROUGH HUNGERS END DRAGONS GREEN,: GEORGE & DRAGON DEC 6 CO WOLD CHALET • STAPLEFIELD. JOLLY FARIffiR DEC- 13 STORRINGTON WILLO^f? • • TISn5.ANS COfMON,- MUCKY DUCK DEC 20 DIAL' POST, BASING RUDGE^/ICK, KINGS HEAD DEC 27 CO\'n?OLD CHALET RUSPER, THE STAR JAN 3 FIVE OAICS. LITTLE CHEF E.TEKHEST. BULLS HEAD': JAN 10 PULBOROUGHo HUNGERS END PLAISTOW, THE SUN JAN 17 COWFOLD CHi\LET STAFLEFIELD, JOLLY F.ARMER JAN- 2h DI.AL POSTo BASING .COWFOLD. RED LION JAN' 31 COV/FOLD CHALET ES^ffiHURST, THE BUL&

ST. ALBANS RUN'S SECRETARY - BILL MOORE RUNS LEADER - PETER HUTCHINS MEET AT SIMMONDS CAFE. HATFIELD. TUESDAYS 10.30 am LUNCH PLAGES NOV 5- FLAMSTEAD SPOTTED DOG NOV 12 . BREACHv/OOD GREEN RED LION NOV 19 . GREAT MIMDEK •THE PLOUGH NOV 26 ST, PAULS Y/ALDEN' . ' STRATHMORE ARMS DEC 3 BARWICK FORD . " DUKE OP V/ELLINGTON ' DEC 10 'DATC-HVTORTH. •INN ON THE GREEN- DEC 17 BENINGTON CRICICETERS DEC 24 ffiPORMAL DEC 31 LITTLE BERKS . FIVE HORSESHOES • 1986 jm 7 W.ATTOM AT STONE WAGGON & HORSES JAN 14 SANDRIDGE GREEN= MAN; J/iN 21 RABLEY HEATH ROBBf HOOD & LITTLE JOHN: JAN 28 COLaiAN GREEN; JOHN BUWYAN

THURSDAYS INFORMAL. MEET SANDRIDGE,-GREEN M„W 10.30 am. WORTHEHN S3GTI0M SUNiPAYS CHRIS MP MARY CHEESMM MEET AT HO BBS CROSS COTTA&E. HARLOW f 49.21051 ~ ^ 10.30 am REFRESHMENTS AVAILAELE

NOV 10 MANUDEN- , , YB^J TREE 492268 NOV 2k AYTHORPE RODING AXE & COMPASS 593m DEC 8- ... STANDOH THE STAR 590228- DEC 15> ALLENS CREEN " QUEENS HEAD DEC 29" MAGDALEN- LAVER GREEN MAN 508074

JiN 19 mUTE RODING BLACK HORSE 5631^56

EAST' HERTS SECTION SECRST.ARY BILL HILL MEET lij* HERTFORD CASTLE RIVERSIDE TEA ROOM 10.50 am:

NOV 5 ST.&NDON .THE STAR NOV 12 ASTON ROSE MD CROM NOV 19 GREAT MUNDEN THE PLOUGff^-'--'-* NOV 26 COLLIERS END LMB AND FLAG DEC 3 BAR/JICK FORD DUKE OF V/ELLINGTON^ DEC 10. HAULW/ICK REST AND Y/BLC0K1E DEC 17 BENINGTON' CRICKETERS*^ DEC 34 BRICKENDEN GREEN F/imffiRS BOY DSC 51 LITTLE BERKS • FIVE HORSESHOES***^ 1986 JAN 7 Y^ATTON-AT-STONE WAGON AND HORSES** JAl 14 HAULW.'IGK REST AND ^'lELOOm JAN^ 21 DATCffiTORTH INN ON THE GREEN JAN 28 STANDON THE STAR

JOBTT Y/ITH ST ALBANS SECTION-

STBVEN.AGB AND NORTH HERTS LUNCH PLACES

NOV 7 GREAT HCPilEAD THREE TUNS NOV 14 ASTON . ROSE AND CROW' IX)? .21 FlirJ^IEiOIX PELHAM' THE STAR NOV 28 COTTERED THE BULL - DEC 5 YfflSTON THATCHED HOUSE DEC 12 W:ATTON WAGON AND HORSES DEC 19 PUCK5RIDGE WHITE HART DEC aS- ST P.AULS WALDEN^ STRATHMO'RE .4RMS 11986 J'AN 2 THE PLOUGH JiN miVJ'IELL EAGLE .AND CHILD JAN 16 COLLIERS END LM^B AND FLAG JAN' 23 PRESTON - RED LION JAN 30 ARDELEY JOLLY WAGONER

SOUTHEND THURSDAY SECTION SECRETARY RON KELLY

ELEVENSES LUNCH NOV 7 NORTON HEATH WHITE RODING BLACK HORSE NOV 14 S. mODEMi FERRERS CAP & -FEATHERS NOV 2.1 YffllTE HOUSE CAFE A'129 MARGARETTING TYE vVHITE HART NOV 28 BROOMFIELD TERLING R.\YLEIGH ARMS DEC 5 CHRISTMAS LUNCH LA TA¥ERNA, HIGH STREET, EPPING (to-wn car park a-t rear) DEC 12 Mi\LDOM LITTLE BADDOW GENERALS ARMS DEC 19 INGATESTONE DG\7N'HAM DE BEAVOIR ARMS ' CHURCH- HALL

H.'iPPY NE'Af YEAR 1986 JAN 2 STOCK CHURCH HALL WILLINGALE THE MALTSTERS AEQ-IS m&S JAN 9 HATFIELD PEVERIL SPERLING RAYLEIGH JAN- 16 INGATESTONE CHURCH H,'\LL EAST HANNINGFIELD THE V/INDMILL • JAN 23 L.A.TCHINGTON TRSPT CiAFB LTTTLE TOTHAM THE SWAN JAN 30 BROpl'-'iFIELl GOOD EASTER THE Sim P 3 EASTERN SUNDAY•SECTION SECRETARY : EDDIE P0MFIfflETT-

MEET 10.50 am^ A KING G-EORGES PLAYIN& FIELDS B'RENT?'roOD B CROSS KEYS CAFE THORN'.'rOOD COffiON B NOV 3 GOOD EASTER THE STAR NOV 10' MATCHING.TYS ' • THE FOX • A NOV 1i7 HATFIELD BROAD OAK DUKES HEAD : ® NOV 2% MILL GREEN'' THE VIPER ' A- DEC 1 HATFIELD HEATH . THE STA&' ' ,B DEC 8 RADLEY GREEN' THATCHERS Affl^S A DEC 15 • WILLIIfGALE . • 1 • MALTSTERS ARMS A DEC 22 •vmiTE-RODIN& HLACK HORSE B DEC 29- MARG'ARETTUBG TYE lii/HITE HART ' A 1986 GOOD EASTER THE STAR B jm 12 . AYTHORPE RODING, ' AXE & COMPASS B MILL. GREEN THE VIPER A j.m 26 . GOOD.EASTER THE ST/iR F

EASTERN & NORTHERN B SECTION THURSDAYS SECRETARY E. VESPER MEET 10.30 am CROSS KEYS CAFE. THORMTOOD COMMON. DEP. 11.00 am'

NOV 7 STCITOOM MASSEY BRICKLAYERS ARMS NOV 1i4 MATCHIN:G TYE THE FOX * NOV 2li R/vDLEY GREEN' , • THATCHERS ARlvIS * NOV .28 AYTHORPE RODING A)[E &- COMPASS * DEC 5 MAGDiiEN LAVER GREEN' M/iN- DEC. 12 -GREEN TYB PRINGJE OF WALES . * DEC 19 GOOD EASTER THE. STm * DEC 26 BL./iCK}/[ORE THE BUIL • , , • . 1986 2 ^^HITE RODING BLACK HORSE * Jm 9 HATF.IELD HEATH THE STAG 'v.RfVi.;: 'r JiJ^ 16 • ALLEN'S GREEN' QUEENS .HEAD Jm 23 WILLINf&ifiLE. M/J.STERS ASMS JiiN 30 • GOOD-EASTER THE ST;iR ='=

LUNCH AVAILABLE

LUTON & DUNSTt'LELE SECTION SECRET/JiY DORIS B/^^ELY MEET AT HAYHURST RD. PHONE ^8518'l"''^rT0037b TUESDAYS 16.00 am

NOV 5 EVERSHOLT GREEN M./iN. NOV 12 STOKE HiWiOND ' THE DOLPHIN- -• NOV 19 S/JLFORD NR V/OBURN S/iNDS THE . SY7/\N- • NOV 26 ST P-AULS W.^ALDEN' STR.\THMORE /iRMS DEC 3 ASTON /iBBOTT BULL & BUTCHER' DEC 10 WOBURN BIRCHMORE /iRMS DEC 17 BVERSHOLT GREEN urn CHRISTMAS LUr>?GH DEC 21+ G;a)DESDEN RO'"/ THE PLOUGH, DEC 31 GOSMORE ' ' BIRD IN mm

jm 7 SHEPFORD milTE SWAN Jm M+ v/INGRu'lVE ROSE & CROW jm 21 STOKE HAMMOND THE DOLPHIN" ' jm 28 STEPPINGLEY DROVERS ,'iRMS P 4. EASTERN & NORTHERN "A"'' SECTION' THURSDAY SECRETARY JOHN SCRUTTON m-W/T FOR ELEVENSES 1.0.30 am move off lil.QOam

ELEVENSES ' LUNCH NORTON HEATH «JHITE RODING . BLACK HORSE. STEM AND KIDNEY LUNCH BOOK WITH RUNS SECRETARY NOV 14 CROSS ICEYS CAFB LT, H'JOLLIN&BURY SUTTON ARMS NOV 21. CHURCH HALL, NORTON RD MARGARETTING TYE ¥/HITE H:\RT IN&ATESTONE ' NOV 28 CROSS KEYS SAS'iffiRIDGMORTH THREE HORSESHOES DEC 5- CHRISTIAAS LUNCH LA TAVERNA, HIGH ST.,'EPPING (Tom cm PARK AT REAR) ' DEC 1i2 NORTON HEATH AYTHORPE RODING AXE & COMPASSES DEC 19 INCATESTONE DOVJNHAM DE BE AVOIR ABliS DEC 26 BOXING DAY DiFPROMPTU 11986 JAN2' CROSS KEYS ?/ILLINGALE . THE MALTSTERS . J/iN 9 NORTON HEATH THRESHERS BUSH JOHN' BARLEYCORN JAN 16 INCATESTONE E. HANNTOGFIELD THE WINDMILL. •JAN. 23' CROSS YJSYS CHURCHGATE STREET QUEEN-'S HEAD JAI* 30 NORTON HEATH GOOD EASTER THE STAR

TiUNCH AVAILABE' ON ALL RUNS

SOUTHERN SUNDAY SECTION SECRETARY JACK ¥YATT ELEVENSES LUNCH PLACES BRASTED NOV 3 LITTLE CHEF FARNBORO THE BULL, CLAYGATB CROSS NOV 10 LITTLE CHEF OTFORD STAR & GAl^TER THE CHEQUERS MOV 17 LITTLE CHEF FARNBORO HEAVERHAM, BLACK HORSE SINGLE^/ELL STANSTED NOV 24 NELLS CAFE ROSE AND CROW LITTLE CHEF, OTFORD STONE STREET DEC 1 STAR AND GARTER GOLF CLUB. LULLINGSTOWE CLAYGATE CROSS DEC 8 FOX AND HOUNDS 15 LITTLE CHEF, FAENBORO TOYS HILL DEC• THE BULL NELLS CAFE, SINGLKffiLL CLIFFE DEC 22 IMITE ROCI^ • DEC "( LITTLE CHSP, (TFORD • UNDERRIVER 1286 RISING SUN JiiN 5 GOLF CLUB, LULLINGSTONE T\?ITTON THE BULL^ JAN 12 LITTLE CHEF, FAENBORO BRASTED LOCAL PUB JAN 19 NELLS CAFE, SINGIE'4?ELL ROCHESTER ROSE AND CROW •JAN 26 LITTLE CHEF, OTFQRD STONE STREET

SOUTHERN SECTION '.i^MESDAYS SSCRET.\RY' JACK WATT NOV 6. BIGGIN HILL PLYMG CLUB CAFE NOV 13 POLL HILL THE RETREAT CAFE NOV 20 L:ULLINGSTONE GOLF CLUB CAFE NOV 27 FARNBORO VILLAGE BAMRY CAFE DEC 4 GREEN STREET GREEN, DARTPORD THE GREEN CAFE DEC 111 \7EST KINGSDOM OASIS CAFE . THE RETREAT CLAFE DEC 1i8- POLL HILL DEC 25 CHTJISTMAS DAY, NO. RUN 1986 JAN 1 BADG]^RS MOUNT BADGiSRS CAFE JAN 8 \i?EST KINGSDOVJN CLEAff^fAYS CAFE JANi 15 LULLINGSTONE GOLF CLUB CAFE JAN 22: FARNBORO VILLAGE BAKERY CAFE JAN 29 POLL HILL • THE RETREAT CAFE

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RUNS FIXTURES FOR AUGUST. S:EPTEkiERi OCTOBER

All runs meet at the elevesnses venues at 10.30 am and move off at ,11 am, unless otherwise stated. Please carry packed lunch.

SUSSEX S]ACTION SECRETARY - JIM TRENO^TOEN

TUESDAYS ELEVMS5S LUNCH AUG 5 COY/FOLD CHALET RUDGEvnCK AUG 12 HORSHAIil CAVALESR HOLMBURY ST MARY AUG 19 DIAL POST--BASING FIVE OAKS AUG 26 HORSHAM CAVALIER HANDCROSS' SEP 2 TOAT (A29) TISIM.WS COMMON SEP 9 COi?ffOLD CHALET:- STAPLEFIELD SEP 16 PULBOROUGH,HUNGERS END DRAGONS GREEN . . SEP 23 CO'f/FOLD CHALET RUSPER SEP 30 TOAT (A29) TISIMANS COmON OCT 7 C:0'm?0LD. CHALET .STAPLEFIELD OCT 1i4 HORSHAM CAVALIER RUDGMICK OCT 21. •DIAL' POST - B.iiSING •NUTHlffiST OCT 28 T04T (A29) TISIMANS COMON FRIDAYS AUG 1 FIVE OAKS, LITTLE CHEF KIRDFORD AUG 8 HORSHAM CAVALIER HOLMBURY ST MARY AUG 1'5 STORRINGTON, WLLOW DPAGONS GREEN AUG 22 TOAT (A29) KIRDFORD AUG 29 STORRINGTON, WILLOW DRAGONS GREEN SEP 5 DIAL POST, BASING .FIVE OAKS SEP 12 HANDCROSS (S^JEET SHOP) RUSPER SEP 1i9 HORSHAM CAVALIER RUDGBl^ICK SEP 20 DIAL POST, BASING FIVE OAKS OCT 3, FIVE OAKS,LITTLE CHEF TISIM.ANS COMI^^ON OCT 10 STORRINGTON, WILLOW DRAGONS GREEN OCT 1i7 C'OWFOLD CHALET .STAPLEFIELD OCT 24 DIAL POST, BASING COWFOLD OCT 31 ' HANDC-ROSS' (S^ifflilT SHOP) RUSPER

ST ALBANS SECTION LEADER'p . HUTCHINS SECRETARY W.MOORE

MEET AT SIMMONDS CAFE. HATFIELD. H^.^DAM TUESDAYS

AUG 5 C0TT12RED . BULL AUG 12 PRESTON RED LION AUG 19 GADDESDEN ROW PLOUGH AUG 26 ARDELEY . JOLLY WAGGONER SEP 2 GREAT liTYMONDLSY GREr;N MAN SEP 9 RUSHDEN . MOON AND STARS SEP 16 LEY GREEN . ;• '.. PLOUGH SEP 25 QADDINGTON H4RR0W SEP 30 HAULT^iiflCK REST AND 'VELCOM OCT 7 . ST PAULS WALDEN STRATHMORE imS OCT 114 HALLS GREEN RISING SUN OCT 21 BENINGTON CRICKETERS OCT 28 ST ALBANS ST^CTION LUNCHEON. DETAILS TO FOLLOW.

THURSDAYS INx^ORMAL . Meet SANDRIDGE, Green Man 10.30 hrs. 22 EAST HERTS SECTION ""SEC'RETARY BILL HILL MEET RITERSIDE TEA ROOM. HERTFORD CASTLE THEATRE. 10.30 hra.

AUG 5 COTTERED • ' - THE BULL=**** AUG 12 FURNEAUX PSLHAM THE STAR • AUG 19 ASPENDEN THE FOX AUG 26 AJRDSLEY . JOLLY WAGGONER SEP 2 BRAUGHING mow BEAR SEP 9 RUSHDEN MOON AND STARS *^-** SEP 16 BENINGTON THE BELL SEP 23 STANDON THE STAR SEP 30 HAULT/flCK REST AND ^/ELCOME OCT 7 BARVnCK FORD EUKE OF mLINGTON . OCT 1i4 HALLS GREEN RISING SUN **** OCT 2.1 BENINGTON ' • CRICKETERS **** *** OCT 28 SECTION LUNCH *

**** JOINT WITH ST ALBANS S::;CTION NOTE: WE ARE NO LONGER ALLO^fflD OWN FOOD AT ROSE AND CROW, ASTON,

STEVENAGE AND NORTH HERTS SECRETARY BEN CROOKE .AUG 7 WALLINGTON THE PLOUGH AUG Ilif UPPER GRAVENHURST THE GREEN DRAGON AUG 21: STANFORD nr CLIFTON THE GREEN MAN AUG 2& EYEW0RTH(A3hwell 4ra SE) '- OLNEY ARMS SEP 4 EAGLE AND CHILD SEP 11i SANDON SIX BELLS SEP 18 PIRTON THE FOX SEP 25' ASffiJELL ROSE AND CRO\W OCT 2 PRESTON RED LION OCT 9 WESMJILL SWORD IN HAND OCT 1.6 UPPER GRAVENHURST THE GREEN DRAGON OCT 23 WHirmL EAGLE AND CHILD . OCT 30 COTTERED • THE BULL

EASTIJRN SUNDAY SECTION Si^CRETARY ERNIE VESPER

Mii^jX iVJJlVT u-iJW±Lvr.uu J. JJ.1 J. (B) CROSS KEYS CAFE, THORNWOOD COMMON D:dI>ART 11.00 am (EXCEPT^ - DEPART 10.30 am)

AUG 3- CHIGN.ALL ST J.AIffiS THREE ELMS (A) AUG 10 B.ARDFIELD END GREEN BUTCHERS ARMS (B) 0 .AUG 17 M.ARGARETTING TYE VfflrTS HART (A> AUG 24 MOLEHILL GREEN THREE HORSESHOES (B) AUG 31 LITTLE BADDO'V GENERALS mUS (A) (B> SEP 7 AYTHORPE RODING AXE AND C01VIP.ASSES (A) SEP l!4 TERLING RAYLEIGH Am^S (B) SEP 2^ GOOD EASTER THE STAR (A) SEP 28 WILLIMGALE M.ALTSTERS OCT 5 PELSTEAD YE 7 TREE 0 vmS TLE OCT 12 CHIGNALL SMEALY PIG /\ND OCT 19 HIGH ONGAR F0REST3RS ARMS (B) OCT 26 MILL GREEN THE VIPER (A) EASTERN AND NORTHERN B" SECTION . SECRETARY ERNIE VESPER THURSDAYS. MEET AT CROSS KEYS CAFE,. THOKWOOD COMMON, 10.30 for .1111.00 am

7 PYPIELD QUEENS HEAD * . AUff 14 PERRY GREEN HOOFS * AU& 21 eOOD EASTER THE STAR * AUG 28 HATFIELD BROAD OAK DUKES HEAD * SEP 4 MASHIDRY THE POX* SEP- 11 BISHOPS GREEN SPOTTED DOG SEP 18 MILL GBEEN . THE VIPER* SEP' 25 GREEN TYE PRINCE OP WALES* OCT 2 HIGH RODING THE OLD LAMB * OCT 9. WHITE RODING BLACK HORSE * OCT 1l6 PERRY GREEN HOOFS* OCT 23 PYPIELD QUEENS HEAD *' 0CT'3O.-|: G00p,rEA3EER T THE STAR * * POOD-A?AILAHiE . ,

SOUTff BEDFORDSHIRE SECTION SECRETARY DORIS BAZSLY PHONE "5B3l 8i or 600376 LUTON MEET 114 HATHDRST RD

AUG 5 STOKE HAMMOND ^ THE DOLPHIN AUG 12 CLOPHILL THE STONE JUG AU& 19 SAI.PORD^ nr WOBURN SANDS THE SWAN AUG 26 SHEPFORD THE SWAN SEP' 2 EfERSHOLT THE GREEN MAN . . SEP 9 ST PAULS WALDEN STRATHMORE ARMS SEP 1i6 • WINGRAVE ROSE: AND CROWN SEP 23 WOBURN BIRCHMORE ARMS ' SEP 30 PIRTON, , THE POX OCT 7 STOKE HAMMOND • ' THE DOLPHIN OCT 14 GRAVENHURST . . , THE GREEN DRAGON OCT 21 STEPFDIGLEY . DROVERS ARMS OCT 28 LOWER STONDON TWIST AND CHEESE

EASTERN' AND NORTHERN SECTION SECRET'ARY JOHN' SCRUTTON 551 1882 MEET THURSDAY 10.00 am MOVE OFF 1i0.30 'am EXCEPT WHITE ROSING"10.30 am MOVE OFF 111 .00 am

AUG 7 NORTON HEATH BEAZLBY END, THE FOX AUG 14 INGATESTOWE CHURCH HALL FAMMIDGE, FERRY; BO AT; INN . NORTON ROAD • AUG 21\ CAR & BIKE. THE CHILTERNS AREA MEET 2WESPTO0D RD,- MARILOW, BUCKS.(JI M SHAW) II'3 & TEA tiO.OOam. MOVE OFF 1®.3© am DETAILS IN SIGNPOST ALTERNATIVE RIDE, ME3JP NORTON HEATH PELSTEAD, THE YEW TREE AUG 28 , THE BUTTERY, WHITE RODING-. BRAUGRING, THE BROWN BE AR SEP 4 I NORTON HEATH RANKS GREEN', PRETTY LADY SEP^ 11 INGATESTONS - GREAT TOTHAI/f, THE. BULL SEP 1ft NORTON HEATH MILL END GREEN (NR GT EASTON) GREEN MAN? SEP 25 NORTON HEATH SAUSAGE AND MASH LUNCH ' ' FULLER ST, SQUARE & COMPASSES BOOK WITH RUN'S SECRETARY £1.90 OCT 2 WHITE RODING BARWCK FORD, DUKE OP WELLINGTON OCT 9 "NbRTON HEATH BISHOPS GREEN, SPOTTED DOG - OCT 16 INGATESTONE : DANBURY, THE CRICKETERS OCT 23 NORTON HEATH •• PLESHEY, THE LEATHER BOTTLE• OCT 30 'WHITE RODING' THE STAR, GOOD EASTER CAR AND BIKE JULY 17 LUNCH WILL BE AT THE BUSH, SHIMPLING STREET 4 MILES M OP LONG MELPORD. LUNCH AVAILABLE ON ALL RUNS SOUTHERN' WEDNESDAY RUN^ SECRETARY JOHN RAIMBOW AUG i '. . RIVERSIDE. CAFE EYNSFORD AUG 115 CLEARWAYS CAPE TOST-KINGSDOWN AUG 20 BREAD BASKET .'ffE.STEREAM AUG 27 PROMENADE CAFE GIIAVESEND SEP^ 5 BAKERY CAFE . FOTBOROUGH VILLAGE • SEP 1^0 OASIS CAFE WEST KBfGSDOWN SEP 117 RETREAT CAFE POLE HILL SEP 24 BREAD BASKET WESTERflAM' OCT I1 GOLF CAPE LULLINGSTONl OCT 8 BAKERY CAFE FAHNBOROUGH VILLAGE OCT 1i5 CLEARWAYS CjlFE WEST KINGSDOTO OCT 22 BREAD BASKET WESTERffiSM OCT 29 LITTLE CHEF OTFORD MEET AT 10.3(ii' am MOVE OFF 11.00am,

there will "be one aiMitionaL train assisted run to HASTUfGS on TUESD>AY, JULY 29tfr- MEET AT ORPINGTON STATION! AT 8.50: am-. CONTACT J. RAINBOW FOR FURTHER DETAILS,

MR. J.HF,RAINBOW, I96 WIDMORE. ROAD, IROMLEY, KENT, BR1 2RH TEL Q>ti 2+^'®

SOUTHERN SUNDAY SECTION SECRETARY JACK WATT

ELEVENSES LUNCH AUG 3 FARNBO.ROUGE, LITTLE CHEF "BIRTHDAY'RIDES WEEK'" AUe 10 NELLS CAFE, SINGLB'^ffiLL AYLESFORD, PUB CHOICE AUG 17 OTFORD, LITTLE CHEF' CLAYGATE CROSS, STAR & GARTER AUG 24 LULLINGSTONE, GOLF COURSE HOBSONS CHOICE AUG 31 BIGGIN HUL, KINGS AIR CLUB OLD EDEN, EDENBRIDGE (garden Imnoh) SEP 7 SEVENOAKS, ANNS CAFE BAT & BALL, LEIGH- SEP 114 FARNB0R0U6H, LITTLE CHEF TOYS HILL, FOX AND HOUNDS SEP 21 LULLINGSTONE, GOLF COURSE RED LION, OFFHffliI SEP- 28 OTFORD, LITTLE CHEF ^WHE.ATSHEAF, BOUGH MECH OCT 5 - NELLS CAFE, SINGLEWELL BLACK HORSE, STANSTED - ' OCT 12 BIGGIN HILL AIR CLUB MEMBERS CHOICE OCT 19 FARNBOROUGH, LITTLE CHEff THE BULL-, BRASTED OCT 26 ,. LULLINGSTONE,GOLF COURSE STAR & GARTER, CLAYGATE CROSS MEET 10.30 gem MOVE'OFF 11.00^.

SOUTHEMD SECTION SECRETARY RON KELLY AUG 7 WITHAM TRANSPORT CAFE EE.AZLEY END, THE FOX AUG 14 INGATESTONE NTff FAMBRIDGE, FERRYBOAT INN AUG 21 MALDON FELSTE.AD, YEW TREE! AUG 28 ? ???? SEP 4 E.WICKFORD AH29 MARGARETTING TYE, WHITE HART WHITE HOUSE C AFE . SEP 11i MALDON' GT. TOTHAJir,THE BULL SEP' 18 BROOMFIELD MILL END GREEN,NR GT EASTON, GREEN MAN' ' SEP 25 GT BADDOW . FULLER ST, SQUARE AND COMPASSES OCT 2 LATCHlNGTONi TR5PT CAPE CAP' AND FEATHERS OCT 9 BROOMFIELD BISHOPS GREEN, SPOTTED DOG OCT 16 ?????? • DANBURY, THE CRICKETERS OCT INGATESTONE FLESHEY, LEATHER BOTTLE OCT 30 INGATESTONE, • GOOD EASTER, THE STAR

POTTERERS MEETS. TED UPTON SITT' 79644 OR TED HARRISON CHESTFIELD 210W AUG 13 WED NEWNHAM THE GEORGE AUG 31 SUN BEKESBOURNE HILL THE UNICORN SEP-^ 11 THCR LITTLEBOURNE THE EVENHILL HOUSE SEP 26 SUN STAPLE STREET THE THREE HORSESHOES OCT 8'' WED ' PAINTERS FORSTAL THE ALMA OCT 26SUIf A.G.M, FAVERSHAI^, THE BULL INN E.T.A. 11200 or 1l300_hr3 A LIST OP EATING PLACES i BEDFORDSHIRE, ..', . Bedford river h.ank (sk) Clophill, 1 mile N on A6'(all day)' Henlow Corner Cafe' Leighton Buzzard, 24 Ler^hton Road,Wine Bar Luton, 21-'liJanchester Road (Grill) Milton Earnest, A6 Strawberry'.Tea Shop Woburn, 2 Leigthon Street (l0-5)Annies Woburn Sands,A50, Kennedy's Garden Centre(sk) • •••9_5' • ' BERKSHIRE Hungerford, bridge, south side LwrBasildon, Reading Rd. Cottage Tea Rooms(sk) Windsor, by castle ABC Winnersh N of bridge over A329(M) 'Dinton'(sk) BUCKINGHAMSHIRE Aldbury, centre.. (sk) .. Amersham A41 3 Fred's Broadway Cafe'(s)(sk). Chesham, A41 6/B485 White Owl (S am)' Dagnall Village Shop (S) lordan Old Jordans Meetinghouse (S) Marlow 'Marlow's' Spital Street (^) Mentmore Park, Stables Craft Centre(S)(sk) Princes Risborough, Duke Street,Pepperpot Wendover A41 j/MO?^ Landon iffafe" CAMBRIDGESHIRE Pampisford A5O5 near Duxford, Groundhog Cafe' . • Abbess Roding Craft Shop Abridge, Log Cabin (^) Battlesbridge in Antique Market (S) Billericay Lake Meadows (summer)' Blake Hall House(from Easter, close 4pm S) Brentwood Old House, Wilson's Corner (S) Brentwood,King Georges Playing Fields(S,sk) Epping, Crusty Loaf , Bus Station Hanningfield A1 30 (be early) Great Baddow, 2 cafes (^) (S) Hatfield Heath Coffee Shop Hatfield Broad Oak B183 Craft Shop Leaden'Roding (M-F) a.m. Ingatestone Church Hall (Tues to' Sat. a.m.) Maldon, near bus station Roundabout (^ ^) Norton Heath (M-F close 4 p.m.) Transport Cafe' Baker's Shop,Bell St.(^)-.. Sawbridgeworth 'Maltings' near station Thornwood Common, Cross Keys Transport (Ryan Cycles) White Roding Garden Centre, Buttery (s) Ongar Clock House Also at Aythorpe Village Hall will.be open on the following Sunday afternoons from 3 p=m to 5 p.m. for the sale of refreshments - June 29th-, : July 27th, Sept 28th. Aythorpe Roding Summer Festival is on 31st August, when- refreshmente will be on sale at the Church. All profits to.Church funds. On all these dates the windmill will be open for inspection. The village hall will be the headquarters for the E. CCA. 12 hour T. T.

S open Sunday ^ . closed Sunday closed Saturday and Sunday closed Thursday sk ' snacks GC • Golf Course Baldock, Black & White ffiransport Cafe' Berkhamstead, 36O High Street (sk) Bricket Wood A405 Oakwood Tea Rooms (sk) Broxbourne Zoo,Tea Stall & Restaurant Buntingford, 18 High Street,Tea & Cakes Codicote, Jackman's Garden Centre Goffs Oak, Goffs Lane, Brynfield Nursery HatfieId,Simmons Cafe;near bus station Hare St.(The Swan(not pub) Coffeee Shop Hatfield, 25 Park St, meals after 12 xxcu^^ ^^.y^..^ ^ _ HertfordjChristine's, Pore St.meals(;Z'^ ^) Hertford, Wiltshire, Market Square (^ sk) Hertford Bakery,near Hertford E station(^) Hitchin, 48 Walworth Road .(sk) Hitchin,Hermitage Road, near Post Office Hoddesdon, Dobbs Weir Cafe'(S) Panshanger Muni Golf Course (sk) Reed End, AlO Silver Ball Transport pafe' Rickmansworth(Batchworth)Muni G. C, (sk from 7 a.m. A404/A4145 St. Albans A4O5 near A1081 Bygrave Garden Centre St. Albans Water Mill, 'Waffles' (p.m.) Ware, Kell-Ann (near Church) St. Albans, Upstairs-Downstairs, Waxhouse Alley, opposite Clock Tower, meals Stevenage (off Hertford Road) Broadwater CafeC near Bragbury End. LONDON Enfield Trent Park(Cockfosters Rd)meals(S) Enfield, Whitewebbs Park(Clay Hill)(sk) Hampstead,Kenwood Stables, meals Osterley Park Stables

KENT Badgers Momnt/Badgers Cafe^ "}^)- • Edenbridge Rendezvous, off High Street Eynsford, Riverside Cafe^ _ by^forde Parnborough Village, Bakery Cafe'(^). Gravesend, Thong Sports Club,Thong lane Lullingstone Golf Course Otford Village, Wilton Tea Rooms, roundabout. Polhill, top, Retreat Cafe'A2l (^) Riverhill Roadside Cafe;A2l,70aks-Tonbridge Singlewell, Nell's Cafe' A2 Sevenoaks, Ann's, Market near station. OXFORDSHIRE Henley Regatta, riverside (^) Henley, Rope Walk SUSSEX Adversane A29 Toot Cafe' Cowfold, Chalet Dial Post, Basing Cottage A24 Horsham, Cavalier Pulborough, Hungers End Storrington, Willow Cafe'

S open Sunday ^ closed Sunday ^ ^ closed Saturdajt and Sunday T^/ closed Thursday sk snacks GC Golf Course

Note from General Secretary- Maisie Wrights This list was produced with the kind permission of the Cycle Club of Islington, their booklet being used as a basis for our list. It being impossible for me to personally verify cafes, every endeavour has been made to up-date it with the co-operation of our members. I have left off Little Chefs and Happy Eaters as lists of these caterers are available from- their cafes - to have included pubs would have made the list unwieldy, so these have been omitted. If wanted, however, I would be prepared to collate together a pub list, but think it best if such a list be kept down to inns who do meals on Sundays, as so many cater in the week. To make such a list -I would need the help of the Forty- Plus membership. Please let me know of any corrections, i.e. openings on Sundays etc., closures or new cafes so that amendments can be published as they occur. "7 1^^^

NEW MEMBERS OF THE CLUB

We extend a warm welcome to the following Mr. R. Belsey, Mrs. D.M. Bulley, Mr. C. Hendon, 14 Tilton Rd., 4 Acorn Park, 165 Colchester Rd., Borough Green, Cranford Rd., Leyton, Kent. Burton Latimer, London. TNI5 8RS Northants. ElO NN15 5JK (Tel. 01 539 4660) (Tel.0536 722960) Mrs. R.E. Howis, Mr. E. Kersey, Mrs. J.M. Kitchener, 2 Warehouse Villas, 27 Southwold Drive 117 Irchester Rd., Stebbing, Barking, ,Rushden, Essex. Essex. Northants. CM6 3SU IGll 9AT NNIO 9QX (Tel.037186 569) (Tel 0933 59689) Mr. J. Mansell, Mr. B. Parslow, Mr. S.R. Pitt, 3 Walesbeech, 109 Carmelite Rd., 76A Western Rd., Crawley, Harrow, Plaistow, Sussex. Middx. London. RHIO 6SJ KA3 5LU El3 9JF (Tel. 0293 35757) (Tel. 01 863 2516) (Tel. 01 472 7304) Mr./MrS.P.Redwood, *Mrs. E. Salisbury, Mrs. P. Thomas, Fairwater, 30A Avenue Rd., 67 Glebe Rd., Conduit Lane, Rushden, Letchworth, , Northants. Herts. Essex. NNIO OSJ SG6 IBS CM9 6SZ (Tel. 0933 53163) (Tel. Danbury 3391) * Eileen Salisbury is the wife of Mr. T.L. Woodhall, Pete Salisbury who was already 15 Perth Rd., a member of the Club. Gosport, Hants. P013 OXX CHANGES OF ADDRESS (New Address Given) Mr, W.W. CIague Mr./Mrs.R.White, Mr. A.E. Young, Flat 2, "Homestraight", 15 Pretoria Rd., 89 Main Rd., 30 Charters Cross, Halstead, Seaton, Harlow, Essex. Workington, Essex. C09 2EG Ciunbria. CM18 6UG (Tel. 0787 376536) CA14 IJE Mr. S. Young, (Tel, 0900 65926i Wight Residential Home, 138 Portsmouth Rd., Lee on Solent, Hants. POI3 9AE MINOR AMENDMENTS TO MEMBERSHIP LIST Add Post Codes as under: Korlington, Mr. E.A. - C014 8NE Minting, Mr./Mrs. K. - CM3 9BP Romer, Mr. D. - HP23 5NG Rosbrook , Mr. J. - CM9 7HY Summers, Mr. J. - C04 5PZ Add Tel. Nos. as under: Amend Address as under: Butt, Mr. R. - Romford 763441 Emburey, Mr. L.W. - 3 Kendal Attwood, Mr. R.H. - Eornchurch'44030 "" Rise (not 2^ Insert in Address: Cottingham, Mr./Mrs. R. - Address to read: Ringstead. Kettering, Northants. ENTRY FOEiVl FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUB -100 MILES

Thursday 24th July 1986, starting at 9 a.m. Start and finish at the'^Black Horse, ^tondon Massey, where cars may be parked. Entry Fee £1 - Closing date for entries lOth July 1986 Organising Secretary - D.W.Brunwin, 1 The Avenue, Brentwood, Essex CM1 3 2DA Tels Brentwood 214075 Each competitor will be provided with a route sheet prior to the day, and each rider is expected to find his/her way, which can be easily followed from the route directions. There is no compulsory stop, but stops will be arranged for elevenses, lunch and tea. Riders are advised to carry some food. There will be two sections - 9 hours or 11-g- hours.

+(Should- be Black Horse, Paslow Common, the editor thinks)

NAME.... • •

ADDRESS.

Phone Number (if any) ,

Please enter me for 9 hours,.. . 11-|- hours

Please send to D.W.Brunwin - 1 The Avenue, Brentwood, Esse^ CM13 2DA

enclosing entry fee of £1. Cheques made to D.W.Brunwin please.

Route will be very similar to that of last year, maybe a minor change here and there.