The Forty Plus Cycling Club
Year 1989 I FORTY PLUS CYCLING iCLUB. ; . . . I .. ! " ? • • ^ i i ^ '•• 'ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AT ThE jdKN MARSHALL PULL, ^CHRISTCHURCH INDUSTRIAL CENTRE, 27 BLACKFRIARS RE., iLONDONt S.E.I.. ON 28TH JANUARY 1989 AT 11.00 A.M.
i AGENDA
1. Election of Chairnsan for the Meeting
2, ! ;Minuties of A.G.M. 30th January 1988, as published with "Signpost", ! Decenber 1988
3".! Matters Arising froE Minutes - i k. \ General Secretary's Report
5. Treasurer's Report (Statecient of Accounts overleaf)
6. Meabership Secretary's Report
7. •Proposed by the Committee To consider the granting of;- honorary oeabership to peKbbrs reaching 90 years of age
8. Proposed by the ConDittee:- That nieuibers' annual subscriptions . be raised to £2,50 for individuals! and to £3.00 for narried couples, : with computed subscriptions i aidjusted "pro rata I"
9. Proposed by Mrs. E. Paine Rule ^(B) - CoEiiPittee Meetings Seconded " W.O. Paine" That the words "in London" be deleted
10. Proposed by Mrs. E. Paine Rule 5(A) ~ Subscriptions . Seconded " Wi.0. Paine ThatthQ existing wording be repl^jced by the following "The:appropriate annual subscrip• tion shall be payable on 1st j January each year; this payiaeht to cover cecabership until 31st DeceDber of that year".
11 iElection of Officers for 1989 ;1. President 7. "Signpost" Editor 2. Chairaan 8. " Printer 3. General Sec. 9. " Distributor ,k, treasurer 10, " Address Typist 5. Membership Sec. 11; Runs List Typist :6. Auditor 12. Section Secretaries - Sussex South Beds St. Albans , I East Herts. • Stevenage v : Eastern/Northern 'A' ; Eastern/Northern 'B' . i Eastern/Northern (Sun) !• ; Southend ; Southern (Wed) i ; Southern (Sun) .. . . • - E. Northants
13. CoEinittee Members (five)
12. Any Other Business. FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUB
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR TEE YEAR ENDING 30TH SEPTE>tBER 1988
Receipts £ p Expenditure £ p Balance Brought Forward 1380.28 postage 3^.71 Subscriptions 113^.50 Telephone calls 56.73 Sale of Badges 118.^5 Hire of HaLis k. 00 Donations ' ... 93.00 stationery for Signpost 375.66 Interest on Building Society Accounts 6^.qi pQStag;^ for Signpost 590.75 ~ ~ ~ rt- fyost of Presentation to Previous Secretary 18.95 O i • tankards for 80th Birthdays I... • 33.00 ^ VjJ Section Secretarie:s' Expenses 15.39 Miscellaneous Expenses 15.00 rV3 l\5 .\J f\3 Balance Carried Forward v£) VD I6k6.25 MD \0 ^ 'JO l\J O v£> 2790.^4 2790.44
Assets of Nominal Value: Stock in Hand; 2 Duplicators 2.00 Cloth/Ketal Badges & Transfers 496.45 2 Typewriters 2.00 Stationery, including headed notepaper Badge Die 6.35 1.00 Printing Paper for Signpost 23.46 Polythene Mailing Bags & Twine 33.00 Postage Stamps 5i.42 O 5.00 VJ^i >^ 564168 • • * Monies Held; ^ -A |\J !V) !V) Woolwich Equitable'Buildirig Sobiety 1581.15 MD VD MD SO Cash in Kand ; 65.10 00 V3 ^ • . TOTAL I • £1646.25 03 Signed, ,E. Gohell (Hon. Tresjsurer)
THE ABOVE ACCOUNTS HAVE BEEN AUDITED AND FOUND CORRECT" ^ Signed. ,... Thorndroft (Hon. Auditor) 30th October 1988 FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUB
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AT THE JOHN MARSHALL HALL, CHRISTCHURCH INDUSTRIAL CENTRE, 2? BLACKFRIAES RB., LONDON^ S.E.i.. ON 28TH JANUARY 1989 AT 11.00 A.M.
AGE N -D A • , ' .
1. Election of Chairraan lor the Meeting ' i
2. Minutes of A.G.M. 30th January 1988, as published with "Signpost", December 1988 • ; ; i
3. Matters Arising froEi Minutes . ; '
k. General Secretary's Report
5. Treasurer's Report (Statenent of Accounts overleaf) i
6. Meuhership Secretary's Report \
7. Proposed by the Coamittee:- To consider the granting of i honorary laeDbership to taetribers | reaching 90 years of age
8. Proposed by the Conmittee:- That Eienbers' annual subscriptions be raised to £2,50 for individuals and to £3.00 for married couples, with cociauted subscriptions adjusted pro rata
9, Proposed by Mrs. E. Paine Rule ^(B) - CoKEiittee Meetings Seconded " ¥.0. Paine That the words "in London" be deleted
lOi i»roposed by Mrs. E. Paine Rule 5(A) - Subscriptions Seconded " W.O. Paine That the existing wording be replaced by the following "The appropriate annual subscrip• tion shall be payable on 1st iJanuary each year; this payiuent to coyer nieabership until 31st! December of that year". 11. Election of Officers for 1989 1> President 7. "Signpost" Editor 2':. Chairman 8, " Printer 3i. General Sec; 9, " Distributor ky Treasurer 10. " Address Typist 5. Mdcibership Sec. 11. Runis List Typist 6. Auditor 12. Section Secretaries - Sussex South Beds St. Albans East Herts, Stevenage Eastern/Northern 'A' Eastern/Northern 'B' Eastern/Northern (Sun) Southend Southern (Wed) Southern (Sun) E. Northants
13. Goiaaittee Members; (five)
12. Any Other TBusiriess FORTY PLUS-CYCLING CLUB
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOR TEE YEAR ENDING 3QTE SEPTEMBER 1988 Receipts £ p Expenditure £ p Balance Brought Forward 1380. Postage i - 3^.71 iSubscriptions 113^. 50^ Telephone calls i Sale of Badges 56.73 118.^5 Hire of Halls -! ' - - \ ^..00 Donations 93.00 Stationery for Signpost- - Interest on Building Society Accounts 375.66 6^.21 Postage for Signpost 590.75 ~ ~ "* c+ Cost of Presentaljion to Previous Secretary 18.95 O Tankards for 'sotti Birthdays 33.00 V_^l V>] Section Secretaries' Expenses 15.39 Miscellaneous Expenses 15.00 Balance Carried forward -JD '-X) 16^6.25 ^ VdD 'JO IV) O-^ 2790.^^ 2790.^^
1^- Assetis of Nominal Value: Stock in Hand: '4 Dupjlicators 2.00 Cibth/Metal Badges & Transfers ^96.^5 2 Typbwriters 2.00 Stationery, including headed notepaper e- Die - 6.35 l.GQ Printing Paper for Signpost 23.^6 Polythene Mailing Bags & Twine 33.00 Postage i StsDips 5.42 O 5.00; VjJ V>i "oJ 564.68 • • • Monies Held; ro ro Wbolwich Equitable Building Sdclety 1581.15 vo ^ Cash in Eand VO V£) r;. 65.ioi CD 'Ol v>i TOTAL! £16^6.25 CO Signed.... .r^'/ri'.^^r. i-... ,E. Gobell (Hon. Treasurer)
THE ABOVE ACCOUNTS HAVE BEEN AUDITED AND FOUND CORRECT Sigriea:Kk^k^:^.K'':fi: \. Thomcroft (Hon. Auditor) 30th October 1988 FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLU5
Summary of Minutes of A.G. M. held on 2Bth Januaiy 1969 (Pull text available if required on application to General Secretary) No. Present 46*. Chairman: Mr. W. Turner Apologies for Absence 7 Previous Minutes; Taken as read. Matters arising; None General Secretary's Report; Reports of Committee activities & major events had appeared quarterly in "Signpost". In particular, a new section had been formed in Northants, a 100-mile event had been run and a Club party had ridden in an international randonnee in France, both the latter events being organised by Mr. D. Brunwin. Treasurer's Report; Balance carried forward £1646.25, but subscription income marginally below expenditure with costs rising, mainly on "Signpost" production. Report and audited accounts accepted. Membership Secretary's Report; Club strength at 31.12.88. wrgp 728. 102 new members had joined; sadly, 21 had died, 5 had resigned and 25 subscriptions had lapsed. 14 new members had joined in January 1969 "but 100 subscriptions were still outstandin^g. Report accepted. Honorary Membership; Proposal of Committee to grant honorary membership at 90 years of age was amended to 85 years, subject to 15 years' membership of Club, to take effect in 1990. Increased Subscriptions; Committee propo.^al to increase subs to £2^50 per annum for individuals and £3.00 for couples, from 1st January 1990, was accepted after debate. Minor amendments to Rules; The following were approved:- Rule 4(c) wo2::d3 'in London' deleted Rule 5(a) subscriptions - delete exact monetary figure and insert "appropriate". Election of Officers; President - Mr. J. Vyatt "Signpost" Team Chairman - Mr. W.J. Turner Editor - Mrs. R. Ford Gen. Sec. - Mr. W. Rowland Printer - Mr. W. Newman Treasurer - Mr. E. Gobell Distributor - Mr. J. Stevens Membership Sec. - Mrs. K. Card Address Typist - Mrs. E. Paine Auditor - Mr. V/. Thomcroft Section Secretaries
Sussex - Mr. R. Douglass East/Nth. 'A' Mr. J. Scrutton S. Beds - Mrs. D. Bazely II II tgi Mr. E. Brampton St. Albans - Mr. W. Moore " " Sun. Mr. J. Stevens E. Herts - Mrs. E. Rumba11 Southend Mr. R. Challenger Stevenage - Mr. A. Fidoe Southern Wed. Mr. J. Rainbow B. Northants - Mr. R. Mills Sun. Mr. J. Wyatt Additional Committee Members Mr. D.W. Brunwin; Mrs. N. Rainbow; Mr. H. Rumball; Mrs. E. Gobell; Mr. T. Wooder Runs List Typist Mrs. M. Cheesman Haultwick Re-union - to be 20th June 1989. A.G.M. Arrangements; Possible alternative venue to be investigated in view of high cost cf hiring John Marshall Hall. Committee to consider possible change of date to mid-December. FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUB
MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING HELD ONl 28TH JANUARY 1989 AT JOHN MARSHALL HALL, 1 {^m 27 BLACKFRIARS ROAD. LONDON S.E.I. I
Secretary welcomed the 46 members present and Mr. ¥.J. Turner was elected Chairman for the meeting without dissent.
Apologies for absence had been expressed by:- W.A. Cliff; E. Mascall; F. Mehew; D. Brunwin; A. Bridson and Mr. & Mrs. B. Winder.
PREVIOUS MINUTES Minutes of last A.G.M., having been circulated with the latest issue of "Signpost", were taken as read.
MATTERS ARISING None
GEN. SEC.'S REPORT Mr. Wulf Rowland said that the Club continued to flourish with membership now exceeding the 700 mark.
He gave a resum* of the main activities of 1988, viz:
ii.) The formation of a new section in East Northants under the secretaryship of Mr. Ron Mills. This seemed to be running satisfactorily.
ii) A very successful re-union at Haultwick with some 90 members present. iii) The "Ride of the Century" - the 100 mile event organised by Doug Brunwin - which was very well supported, not only by the more 'local' riders but by members from as far afield as Worthing and Portsmouth.
iv) Participation last September in a randonned in ^^^^rd with a 25-strong party led by Doug Brunwin. This culminated in the presentation of a 'vase' awarded to the 4G-Plus for being the club with^the largest representations in the event.
Committee Activity A procedure had been introduced whereby minutes of committee meetings were printed and distributed to all members of the committee, the object being to facilitate proceedings at subsequent meetings and to acquaint all committee members of what was taking place, whether or not they had been able to attend meetings.
The committee met four times during the year - the fifth meeting being deemed unnecessary - and a summary of committee activities ^ad been publicised in "Signpost".
Expe nditure A quantity of duplicating paper had been purchased from the Essex District Association of the C.T.C. at a cost of £100.:;
Insurance During the year the subject of insurance cover for 40-plus members taking part, for example, marshalling, etc., in events organised by other cycling bodies, was brought up. The matter is being investigated. Meanwhile it was recommended to bers to ensure that they were adequately covered on this point when involved in s ch activities. - 2 -
Future Administration An attempt was being made to redraft some of the existing rules, the object being to simplify these, and it was hoped in the near future to bring a revised draft before the Committee for ratification by the membership and final publication next year.
Club Jerseys The absence of a Club Jersey was apparent during the excursion by the 40-Plus to Holland for the randonne*, where other participants were arrayed in their very attractive club colours. Subsequently it was felt that it might be desirable for the Club to have its own Club Jersey and Mr. Doug Brunwin is at present making enquiries as to costs and designs
Expenditure The need for careful monitoring of our income v. expenditure continued to be critical, bearing in mind that the Club had had to sustain a postage increase during 1988, coupled with other increased costs connected with the production of "Signpost".
General Club Administration With the very successful spread of the club to its present size and with 959^ of activities being organised within individual sections, the question of some decentralisation could possibly be looked at. Although the committee comprised some 25 members, it was unusual for more than 16 to be present, perhaps because the geographical spread of the club prevented a full attendance. However, it was obvious that the Club Magazine and the Membership Records would always need to be a central function.
Mr. Rowland concluded with his appreciation of the help received from Mrs. M. Wright (his predecessor) during the year^ ***«ji|yiyvw £.teu^wa,. ****
On an enquiry - from Mr. W. Thorncroft on the question of the insurance matter referred to in the report, Mr. Rowland confirmed that this matter was to be further discussed in committee and would be resolved in due course.
The secretary's report was then accepted without dissent.
TREASURER'S REPORT
Mr. Gobell reported that whilst receipts exceeded expenditure by some £265.00, nearly half of this was accounted for by the sale of badges and transfers (which, of course, the Club had already paid for) and the remainder of the increased income derived from donations and building society interest. Close examination of the accounts would show that subscriptions were fractionally below the total expenditure involved in administering the Club. The largest item of expenditure was, of course, on the production of "Signpost" £966. Postage had increased last September and in order to keep pace with rising costs the committee was asking the meeting to approve an increase in subs.
The Treasurer's Rep6rt was accepted unanimously.
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MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY'S REPORT
Mrs. Kathy Card reported that as at 31.12.88. the Club strength stood at over 700. During the year under review there were 102 new members; 21 members had unfortunately died; there had been 5 formal resignations and 25 had failed to renew their membership. Thus there was a loss of 51 to be set against the new members, so equating to a net gain of 51, leading to an end-year total of 728 paid-up members. There had been 14 new members so far in 1989. Club representation was widespread throughout the U.K. and was also represented in the U.S., Canada and Australia. Of those members who had passed away Doris Groom, a founder- member, had been in the Club for 35 years and Len James for 31 years. Others who had died either whilst cycling or engaged in cycling activities were Sid Cherry, Arthur Rix and Joan Marsh.
At present 100 subscriptions were still outstanding and there appeared to be a rising tendency for members to commute their subs to cover five years.
The club had 50 members over 80 years of age and four over 90, the oldest member was Bert Harris who would be 92 in the coming April. At present the Club could benefit by the recruitment of more members in the younger 40-50 age bracket.
The Membership Secretary's Report was accepted without dissent.
HONORARY MEMBERSHIP
A proposal by the Committee to grant honorary membership to members over 90 years of age was discussed. Mr. W. Thorncroft proposed, seconded by Mr. W. Newman, that this concession be granted to members reaching 85 years of age, provided that such members had been in the Club for 15 years. This amended proposal was carried unanimously, the new arrangement to take effect from 1990.
INCREASED SUBSCRIPTION
The Committee had proposed an increase in subscriptions to £2.50 per annum for individuals and £3.00 for married couples. There was a divergence of opinion as to whether this level of increase was adequate whilst on the other hand some were reluctant to see an increase at all. This discussion culminated in Mr. J. Rainbow, seconded by Mr. J. Wyatt, tabling an amended proposal calling for an increase to £3.00 annually for individual members and to £3.50 for married couples. A vote on this proposal resulted in 29 in favour and 13 against.
A vote was then taken on the original Committee proposal outlined in the preceding paragraph. There were 15 supporters present for this motion which, coupled with the 20 proxy votes in favour of the motion resulted in a net result of 29 in favour of the higher increase proposed and 35 in favour of the lower increase proposed by the Committee. It was therefore accepted by the meeting that subscriptions would increase to £2.50 for individuals and to £3.00 for married couples, effective from 1st. January 1990.
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MINOR AMENDMENTS TO RULES
Proposed; Mrs. E. Paine Seconded; W.O. Paine that the words •in London' he deleted from Rule 4(C) relating to Committee meetings.
After explaining that this proposal was merely intended to give the Committee more flexibility in selecting a committee meeting venue should a London one be either unavailable or unsuitable, the proposal was carried unanimously.
Proposed: Mrs. E. Paine Seconded; W.O. Paine that under Rule 5(A) relating to subscriptions, the exact monetary figure should be replaced by the word 'appropriate'.
It was pointed out to the meeting that this, again, was to avoid unnecessary paper-work involved in advising members every time an increase was made in subscriptions. Substitution of the word 'appropriate' in place of the precise amount would eliminate this costly and time-consuming exercise.
It was commented that the membership fee could easily be publicised through the medium of "Signpost", through the Membership Secretary and through Section Secretaries. The proposal was thereupon carried rwithout dissent.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The following were elected for 1989;-
1. President Mr. J. Wyatt 2. Chairman Mr. W.J. Turner 3. Hon. Gen Sec Mr. W. Rowland 4. Treasurer Mr. E. Gobell 5. Membership Sec Mrs. K. Card 6. Auditor Mr. W. Thorncroft 7. "Signpost" Editor ... Mrs. R. Ford 8. " Printer .. Mr. W. Newman 9. " Distributor Mr. J. Stevens 10. " Address Typist Mrs. E. Paine 11. Runs List Typist .... Mrs. M. Cheesman , Sectiosectionn Secretaries Sussex Mr. Mr. D.W. Brunwin; Mrs. N. Rainbow; Mr. H. Rumball; Mrs. E. Gobell; Mr. T. Wooder over. - 5 - ANY OTHER BUSINESS Haultwick Re-Union Mr. W. Moore reported that he had tentatively included a date of 20th June in his Section's Runs List and would like this date ratified by the meeting. This date was acceptable to all present and Mr. Moore requested that all Section Secretaries should (a) make a note of the date and (b) ensure that it appeared in their appropriate Runs Lists. Church Charity Ride Mr. Ron Freeman gave brief details of a sponsored cycling event scheduled for 1st May 1989 in aid of the Church Urban Fund. Mrs. Ford reported that this event was being publicised in the coming issue of "Signpost". A.G.M. Arrangements The cost of hiring the John Marshall Hall had risen dramatically since the previous A.G.M. and for the three hours booked for the current meeting had cost the Club £^5. The feeling of the meeting was that this was excessive. Secretary reported that the Union Jack Club, which was once used annually by the ^0-»- for its A.G.M., had offered a room free of charge provided a minimum of 60 members purchased a set lunch, the cost of catering being somewhere in the region of £7.00/£10.00 per head. After some discussion it was felt that such expense might detract from numbers willing and able to attend future A.G.M.'s and the consensus of opinion seemed to be that no further action should be taken in this respect. Instead, members were asked to 'shop around' for any possible future venues and to notify the committee of any ideas they might have. Mr. W. Turner said there was a possibility that the Bethnal Green Centre might be a suitable alternative. He would make enquiries and report his findings in due course. A.G.M. Date There was a brief discussion on whether a January date for the A.G.M. was, in fact, the most suitable. For example, any increase in subs ratified by a January A.G.M. could not be implemented until the following year, whereas actions proposed before the end of a calendar year could be introduced almost immediately in the ensuing- year. No decision was made on this point but it was agreed that the Committee should discuss this matter and consider the feasibility of changing the date of the A.G.M. to, say, mid-December. The meeting closed at 1.00 p.m. Signed'rif.r. LJillif^r^Rowland ^.n:^' Hon. Gen. Sec. A- ^^9^^ • FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUB MINUTES OF COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON 4TH MARCH '89 AT THE BETHNAL GREEN CENTRE, LONDON E.2. PRESENT: Mr. W. Turner (Chairman) and 13 other committee members. APOLOGIES FOR ABSENCE: Mr. T. Wooder; Mr. J. Wyatt and Mr. W. Rowland (the last named having had an accident on his bicycle). The assembled company expressed wishes for his speedy recovery. PREVIOUS MINUTES These, having been circulated, were taken as read. MATTERS ARISING 1. Club Jerseys Mr. D. Brunwin gave details of the quotations he had obtained in respect of a short-sleeved jersey and a long-sleeved jacket which would be in the club colours of red, green and gold and which would be lettered in the Club's name on the back, the prices would be in the region of £27 for the jersey and £40 for the jacket, depending on the quantity ordered. There was a setting up charge for lettering which would be less per individual garment if a reasonable number were ordered. A full description had been passed to the editor of "Signpost" for inclusion in the next issue together with an enquiry form, completion of which would indicate the extent of demand. On receipt of this information the matter would then be progressed further. 2. Competitive Events - Insurance It was reported that Mr. Rowland had this matter in hand and had received information from Mr. W.E. Thorncroft of the Eastern Counties Cycling Association that in respect of events which fell under the auspices of the RTTC, provided that Event Secretaries had themselves commissioned such help and were aware of it, then such helpers were covered under RTTC insurance arrangements. Mr. D. Brunwin did not accept that this was the case and in view of his comments it was felt prudent to leave this matter in abeyance until the presence of the Secretary who could report his findings personally, and also give any information on the insurance aspect in relation to competitive events which were promoted by the BCF. 3. Mrs. M. Rankin (non member) receiving "Signpost". Mrs. E. Paine had raised this point at the previous meeting with a view to dropping this arrangement. However, in view of the decision passed at the A.G.M. to grant honorary membership to members over 85 years of age who had achieved 15 years' membership, Mrs. Paine asked the committee's permission to continue sending a "Signpost" to Mrs. Rankin who, It is understood, is nearly 89 years of age. The committee agreed, 4. A.G.M. - London Venue Mr. W. Turner reported on enquiries he had made in respect of hiring halls in the London area. This had revealed that the £15 per hour which the Club had paid for the John Marshall Hall in Blackfriars Rd. for the last A.G.M. was in fact quite a competitive rate when viewed against other quotations which he had been given. Furthermore, the future use of the Bethnal Green Centre was under scrutiny following the abolition of the Inner London Education Authority. Final details might not be available until September so there was no guarantee that this venue would always be available for use by the Club either for an A.G.M. or for committee meetings. over - 2 - 4. (Continued) A lengthy discussion ensued revolving round the poor attendance at A.G.M.'s in recent years, the fact that a London venue for the A.G.M. did not appear to lead to improved attendances, the difficulty of finding a suitable venue in London for an A.G.M. at ah acceptable price, and the desirability or otherwise of the structure of the club being altered so that each section held its own A.G.M.. and merely sent delegates to a main A.G.M. which possibly could be held outside London. There was a divergence of opinion on the question of club decentralisation and it was pointed out that such proposals would have to be put before an A.G.M. before any changes could be made. Mr. Brunwin, however, felt thaj^ a decision could be speeded up by the calling of a Special General Meeting. This idea did hot culminate in a definite proposal so ho final decisions were arrived at. The Ghairman merely asked committee meinbers to sound out what other venues were available and at what cost. MATTERS ARISING. FROM THE A.G.M. In the absence of the Secretary and as the Minutes of the A.G.M. were hot available it was agreed that item 3(a) to note decisions of meeting and 3(b) to consider committee action where appropriate, be held over until the Secretary could attend. REPORTS^ OF OFFICERS (a) Gener.a 1 ^S,e,cret.ary - no report available due to his unfortunate and sudden indisposition. (b) M.e>nb.je.r.shjiR ;Secretary - Mrs. Kathy Card' gave details of the 27 members who had joined the Club since the start of the year. A letter had been sent to Les Rudkins in New Zealand advising him that his subscriptions already paid covered his membership for the next two or three years and that he was therefore entitled to continue to receive "Signpost" if he so wished. Mr. J. Trehowden had relinquished his secretaryship of the Sussex Section and had been replaced by Mr. R-. Douglass. firs. Card reported that 108 subscriptions were still outstanding in respect of 1989. Mrs. Card also intimated that she wished to reduce her workload as Membership Secretary and would like someone else to take over the correspondence involved when neiw members joined. Mr. J.Stevens said that if Mrs. Card prepared a standard letter which could be printed by Mr. Newman, he would take on this duty but was not prepared to write individual letters to each new member as was the practice at present. Mrs. Card agreed to put this proposal into effect. Mr. J. Stevens further proposed that the current ipractice of the Membership Secretary issuing individual receipts for subscriptions be dropped and that in future receipts should be issued only to those members specifically requesting one. On the question of the large number of outstanding subscriptions the matter was again raised of the logic of allowing ^members to o ve r -•3- receive the March issue of "Signpost" when, in fact, their subscription had lapsed on 31st December. Mr. J. Stevens recommended that a renewal form should be published in the December issue of "Signpost" together with a list of those members whose subscription was due to run out at the end of the year, thus giving members ample opportunity to renew in good time and to eliminate the possibility of members overlooking or forgetting their liability. Failure to renew by, say, mid-rFebruary would thus result in unpaid members not receiving a March "Signpost". Thiig was felt to be an idea which should be pursued. Mr. J. Rainbow mooted the idea of a "joining" fee which many organisations imposed, i.e. once a membership had lapsed, the "joining" fee would have to be paid once again. No final decision was taken on this but the consensus of opinion seemed to be that it might in the future be worth consideration if subscriptions were unduly late in being received. Treasurer's Report Mr. E. Gobell reported a balance of £1833.59 with cash in hand of £20.3^, making a grand total of £1853.93. The deposit paid in respect of the hiring of the hall for the A.G.M. had been returned. Mrs. M. Wright had also donated to the Club the sum of £6.76 which was the profit on the sale of refreshments at the A.G.M. It was suggested that a Get Well Card and a note of thanks be sent to Mrs. Wright. Signpost Team The Editor reported that Mr, Arthur Cook was writing a book and'asked for Committee sanction to use material from "Signpost" if he so wished. This was agreed. Mrs, Ford also referred to the Church Charity Ride in the Hertfordshire area which she had publicised in "Signpost" at the request of Mr, R. Freeman. Mr. Newman reported that he would now need to replenish stocks of paper, stencils and other ancillary items connected with printing and distribution of the magazine. Section Secretaries' Reports Eastern and Northern 'A' Mr. J. Scrutton reported that the Thursday runs were well attended. A car-assisted run was being organised around the end of June in the Bedfoo^hire area. ' On Sunday, 9th April, a member of the Section was organising a special trip to Crystal Palace and he would be pleased to give further details to anyone interested in joining the party. Eastern and Northern (Sunday) Mr. J. Stevens reported numbers slightly up of late. ANY OTHER BUSINESS Mr. Scrutton reported that a presentation was made recently at the Black Horse, Paslow Common, to Mrs. Eve Engel in recognition of her efforts in organising the ^0+ Eastern & Northern Section Annual Dinner over many past years. £42.50 had been collected and shopping vouchers valued at £kO plus a gift of chocolates value £2.50 had been presented. Mrs. Paine enquired whether any further action was to be taken on a presentation to Mr. E. Engel to mark his 80th birthday/l5 years' membership of the Club. The feeling of the meeting was that he had already been approached by the Secretary and had declined a gift but it was agreed to ask the Secretary to confirm this point. over - 4 - NEXT MEETING Provisional dates for the next committee meeting were fixed for either 3rd June or 10th June depending on availability of venue. Confirmation of one or the other to be issued in due course. Signed../c.T.:..../: , E.D. Paine (Minute Secretary in absence of Mr. W. Rowland) FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUB MINUTES OF COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON 3RD JUNE 1989 AT THE BETHNAL GREEN CENTRE. LONDON E.2 Present; Mr. W. Turner (Chairman) and 14 other Committee Members. 1. Apologies for Absence; Mr. &Mrs. H. Rumball; Mr. W. Moore; Mr. W. Newman 2. Minutes of Committee Meeting 4th March 1989 These, having been circulated, were taken as-read. Arising therefrom:- (a) A.G.M. 28th January 1989 Mr. Rowland said that the.references to decisions of the A.G.M., placed on the Agenda of the March meeting, were formal and related to approved changes in club rules which would be incorporated in the revised draft now circulated. (b) Collection of Annual Subscriptions Mr. J. Stevens referred to his previous proposal that renewal forms should be published in the December issue of "Signpost". It was agreed that this practice be adopted. (c) Club Jerseys Mr. D.W. Brunwin reported that some 30-40 orders for jerseys and jackets had been received from members. He had now placed orders with Romer Sports who had shown more interest than another possible supplier. (d) Competitive Events - Insurance Mr. Rowland reported on an RTTC publication he had received, via Mr. W. Thorncroft which gave details of the RTTC•s third party insurance and personal accident insurance schemes. It appeared that the RTTC scheme offered third party insurance to persons appointed by the organiser of a time trial for any duties connected with the event who were not covered by the BCF or CTC or by personal liability policies held by individuals (normally as part of a house insurance policy). Although this would appear to offer protection to individual members of the 40-Plus taking part in competitive events as helpers, etc., it was contended that this was no protection to the 40-Plus C.C. as a body, as it was not affiliated to any of the National bodies concerned and did not provide its own insurance cover. It was agreed that no reference to the 40-Plus C.C, should be made in material published (e.g. start and result sheets) in connection with competitive events. The General Secretary was instructed to advise the ECCA that no mention of the 40-Plus C,C. as a body should be made in connection with ECCA events. 3. General Secretary's Report Mr. Rowland said that '80-Plus' tankards had been presented over - 2 - to Harold Ireland and George Sibley who had expressed their appreciation. A donation of £5 to club funds had been received from Mr. Duncan Ledger (cheque passed to Treasurer). At the request of Mr. E. Vesper an objection had been lodged (unsuccessfully) with Epping Forest District Council to the raising of the speed limit on part of the B 1393 to 60 mph. h. Membership Secretary's Report Mrs. K. Card gave details of l6 new members enrolled since March. There had been 5 resignations and 36 subscriptions for 1989 remained unpaid. Mr. J. Stevens queried the need to supply extra copies of "Signpost" and runs lists to section secretaries for issue to possible new members. It was agreed that this practice should cease. Back numbers of magazines could be used. Mrs. Card said she had a good stock of these. Mr. Stevens was now sending out the agreed standard letter, etc., to new members. 5. Treasurer's Report Mr. E. Gobell reported that club funds stood at £2009.89, of which £2008.90 was in the Building Society A/C. 6. "Signpost" Mrs. R. Ford said that work on the June issue had been completed and she expected it to be published by 12th June. 7. Letter from Mr. C. Merrett Mr. Rowland read out a letter from Mr. C. Merrett addressed to the "Forty-Plus Cycling Club" and sent to the Membership Secretary. The letter contained a number of criticisms of the Club and of the magazine, and objected to the increase in subscriptions which Mr. Merrett mistakenly thought was already payable. Following discussion it was agreed that Mr. Merrett be informed that his complaints were a matter for him to raise at the next A.G.M. by submission of a formal resolution in accordance with Club Rules. 8. Section Secretaries' Reports Mr. J. Rainbow referred to a recent social at his home, consisting of a film and slide show and a short talk on India. Mr. J. Scrutton said that Eastern and Northern.section runs continued to be well attended. A special trip to the Leigh on Sea cockle sheds had been arranged. 9. Accommodation for Annual General Meeting Mr. Rowland reported that, following a suggestion by a.club member (Mrs. K, Coldwell), he had approached the Administrator of the Chalice Foundation, Mansford St., Bethnal Green, E.2., regarding the hire of a hall for the A.G.M. on 27th January 1990. A hiring fee of £25 had been agreed and, with the approval of the Chairman, a booking had been made. over..... - 3 - 10. Club Rules Mr. Rowland presented d revised draft of club rules incorporating the changes agreed at the last A.G.M. The establishment of "Signposf'as the official club magazine had been stated and scattered references to its use as a means of communication had been consolidated into one statement. It was agreed that the draft be approved for submission to the 1990 A.G.M. with the exception of draft rule 9{^)(f) which should be deleted. 11. "Brunwin 100" Mr. Brunwin announced that as he was shortly to be admitted to hospital Mr. W. Thorncroft would undertake the remaining organisation of this event to be held on 13th July. 12. Next Meeting The next meeting would be held in Septemberj the date and place to be arranged. W. Rowland Hon.Gen.Sec. FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUB MINUTES OF COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON QTH SEPTEMBER IQSQ. AT NO. 2. SYLVIA AVE., HUTTON. ESSEX (COURTESY OF MRS. R., FORD) Present; Mr. W. Turner (Chairman) and'1^ members 1. ApoloRies for Absence; Mrs. K.H. Card; Mr. W.S, Moore; Mr. and Mrs. J. Rainbow. 2. Minutes of Committee Meeting. 3rd June 1989: Taken as read, subject to an amendment to the penultimate line of Minute 10 which should read 'draft rule 9(c)'. Arising therefrom; Letters had been sent to the ECCA and to Mr. C. Merrett; but no replies had been received. i ' 3. General' Secretary's Report A letter had been received from Mr. Arthur Cook following the death of his wife, Nellie. In her papers Mr. Cook had found a photograph which he thought might be of the late Grace Gardner. This had been confirmed. Mr. Cook had been thanked, the picture being added to the Club album. Mr. Walter Coofflbes of Erith had written to the Membership Secretary complaining of his neglect by members in Kent. Following an explanatory meeting with Mr. J. Wyatt, Mr. Coombes had withdrawn his complaint and had paid his annual subscription. Mr. and Mrs. R. Davidl»n would both shortly qualify for '80 Plus' presentations. Mrs. (Bunny) Davidson had declined a gift for her bir-thday on 15th September, it being understood that the couple would prefer to wait until Roy's birthday on 7th November when a joint celebration could be held at Paslow Common. Mrs. E. Paine again kindly volunteered to provide a cake and it was felt that Bunny night be pleased to receive a gift of chocolates. (N.B. Roy has since suggested voucher for "talking book" tapes). Membership Secretary's Report (presented by General Secretary on Mrs. Card's behalf) Applications from 23 new members were reported and accepted en bloc. Mrs. Card had also sent in a "renewal of membership" form for Committee approval (see Item 8). •J. Treasurer's Report Mr. E. Gobell said that the current balance in the Club funds was 11999.^5. He reminded the Committee that the Club's financial year would end on 30th September and outstanding bills and expenses claims should be cleared as soon as possible. Anyone holding stocks of club badges, etc., should also notify him of their holdings, Mr. D. Brunwin referred to the effect on prices of replacement stocks of these by inflation; currently running at S+ji. He proposed that the sale prices of present stocks should be increased. It was agreed to raise sale prices from 1st February 1990 to the following;^ - Clot„, h „Badge ^ s -f.ri:2.2> r,/^0 Metal Badges. 80p. Transfers 25p. - the revised charges to be reported to the Annual General Meeting. 6. Signpost Team Mr. J. Stevens reported an Increase of 5.6fo in the cost of postal packs and that postal charges were due to be increased from 1st October. The September issue of "Signpost" would reach the club membership by mid-September. over - 2 - Mr. W. Newman referred to the occasional breakage of the metal driving bands on the club duplicator. Hayden Rumball had made repairs whenever possible but the purchase of a spare pair of bands (cost Cl6) would be advantageous. This was agreed. Members expressed their thanks to Hayden Rumball and Bill Newman for their efforts in maintaining duplicating equipment, etc. Mrs. R. Ford said she had received enough contributions to have issued a 'bumper' September "Signpost" but she had kept the contents within the normal limits in favour of a larger December issue. 7. Section Secretaries' Reports Mr. J. Scrutton said that during his absence for several weeks the E. & N. 'A' Section runs had been led by various deputies. The destination of the run programmed for 28th September had been changed from "The Duke of Wellington", Barwick Ford, to the "Star" at Standon as the former could no longer provide food. Mr. J. Wyatt reported that eight riders from the E. & N. sections had joined the Southern Section on 2^ith August for a joint outing in Kent. Thanks were expressed to Jack Wyatt and to John and Norah Rainbow for their hospitality in arranging the event. It was suggested that in 1990 Southern Section members should be invited to an Essex ride on a mutually agreed Wednesday from a starting point easily reached from Kent. Mention was made of the possible use of the Women's Institute at North Weald as a meeting point for members of the E. & N. 'B' group, as coffee and biscuits were available from 10.30 a.m. Mr. Brampton said the accommodation was limited to about six people at a time but it might well be preferable to meet there instead of the Cross Keys Cafe which was proving to be unsatisfactory. 8. Duties of Membership Secretary Mr. Rowland read out a letter from Mrs. K. Card and distributed copies of Mrs. Card's statement of her list of duties for (a) new, members; (b) existing members, together with copies of her suggested membership renewal form. It was explained that, due to her father's chronic ill-health, Kathleen was finding it difficult to cope with the full range of her present duties and had suggested that in future she confine her work to the registration of new members. The Committee expressed their sympathy and recognised the valuable contribution made to the welfare of the club by all the hard work which Mrs. Card had undertaken on members' behalf. As a matter of good organisation, however, it was felt undesirable to further divide the work associated with the initial registration of members, the up-dating of information and the collection of subscriptions, etc. Fortunately, a volunteer had come forward who would be willing to undertake the full duties of membership secretary should Mrs. Card finally decide to retire, either immediately or by February 1990 following the next A.G.M. Mrs. E. Blake had recently retired from a secretarial post in the N.H.S. and also had access to computer facilities within her family. The General Secretary was then instructed to discuss the situation with Mrs. Card on her return from holiday and report back accordingly. over. " • ^* - 3 - , Mr. J. Stevens referred to the layout of the proposed membership renewal form to be issued with the December "Signpost". His design was accepted for use. 9. Club Jackets and Jerseys Mr. D. Brunwin reported that the bill for the purchase of ^6 garments amounted to some £1,200, half of which had been paid. 37 had been sold, the remaining stock being mainly in the smaller sizes. He had ordered another 1h to meet outstanding requests but in future individuals needing new garments might experience delays in delivery beacuse of the need to order in batches. Members had expressed satisfaction at the quality of the gamients and it was felt that Mr. Brunwin should not be expected to finance the cost of unsold stock, which should be taken on as a Club commitment, the Treasurer to arrange settlement with Mr. Brunwin.. Future orders from individuals shold also be accompanied by a cash deposit of £10. Jf^ Mrs. Rose Ford Mrs. Ford said that to mark the occasion of her 80th birthday (15/9/89) she had donated a plaque to be presented annually for the best article contributed to "Signpost", the winner to be determined by the vote of ^0+ members. The award would cover the four issues annually up to and including the "September" issue which would include a voting form to be returned by I5th November. The plaque would be presented at the A.G.M. the Chairman thanked Mrs. Ford for this very kind action which he was sure would be greatly appreciated by all members of the Club, and he offered his congratulations on her forthcoming anniversary. 11. Brunwin '100' Mr . Brunwin said that he had written to the landlord of the "Black Horse", Paslow Common, thanking him for the welcome given to riders in this event. Members expressed their regrets that Doug had been unable to take part on this occasion but congratulated him and his helpers on another most successful promotion. Chairman In closing the meeting Mr. W. Turner referred to the recent sad loss of members Ron Deerlng and Sid Matthews. He also thanked Mrs. Hose Ford for her hospitality in providing the Committee with accommodation and a buffet. 13. Next Meeting 9th December 1989 at the Bethnal Green Centre, E.2. Signed: W. Rowland Hon. Gen. Sec. POh.ti£.0 1351 ir—::: u vs^y —v ( 3. 0|^y^y^^^' fZ(?(/u;v>{;D:' Wis FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUB MINDTES OF COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON 9TH DECEI4BER, 1989 AT ' THE BETMAL GREEN CENTRE. LONDON E. 2 Present: 1^. W. Turner (Chairman) and 12 members. 1. AT)olO|gies for absence! Mr. W.S. Moore; Mr. J.R. Scrutton 2. Minutes of Committee Meeting. 9th September 1989: • Proposed Mrs,.E. Paine, seconded Mr. D. Brunwin, were accepted as a true record. Arising 'therefrom:- (a) Club Jerseys - Treasurer reported that value of stocks held by Mr. D. Brunwin totalled £227.50. It was-agreed that reimbursement to Mr. Brunwin would be a suitable charge on the reserve "Finnemore £1000" pending the sale of stook when the proceeds would revert to the'Club funds. (b) "Signpost" Costs - Mr. J. Stevens commented that the packing and despatch costs of "Signpost" were now equivalent to £1.22 per perison per annum. Similarly, printing and production costs amounted to 68p. pp/pa. (c) "Rose Ford" plaque - Mrs. R. Ford showed the plaque which she had donated for annual award to the contributor deemed by members' vote to have submitted the most enjoyable article to "Signpost". This trophy was greatly admired. As relatively few voting papers had been received following the announcement in the September "Signpost", a second opportunity to vote had been included in the December issue, the revised closing date being 15th January 1990. Members agreed that no separate action was required for insuring the plaque, holders' 'Household Policies' being deemed sufficient. 5c General Secretary's Report Mr. Rowland said his quarterly report would appear in "Signpost". There was no special matter requiring the Committee's attention, 4o Membership Secretary's Report Mrs. K. Card said that it had been a quiet quarter. There had been 16 applications for membership, details of which were read to the Committee and accepted en bloc. Mrs. Card confirmed that she wished- to relinquish her present duties at the A.G.M. She had already spoken to her proposed successor, Mrs. E. Blake. 5. Treasurer's Report . Mr. E. Gobell said that the Statement of.Accounts for the year ended 30th September 1989 would show a small profit of £249.85. Club funds, currently stood at £1,946.26. . > ' 6. "Signpost" Team The "bumper" Christmas number would be posted to all Club members by 13th December and would contain copies of the AGM agenda papers* etc. The team were thanked for their efforts. over - 2 - 7« Section Secretaries* Reports Mr. B. Brampton (E & N 'B') reported that mid-morning refreshments would be. available from 28th December at the North Weald V/omen's. Institute (opposite "Londis" supermarket). The Section was also to hold an informal lunch at Hobbs Cross Farm on 20th December, Mr. J. Rainbow said that the Southern (Wednesday) section regularly attracted 16-18 riders and they were also holding their Christmas lunch on 20th December, Mr. J. Wyatt referred to the recent sad loss of George Bush. A floral tribute had been sent, and a letter of condolence to his widow, Joan. 8. Annual General Meeting 27th January 1990 Mr. Rowland said he was about to confirm the booking of the Chalice Foundation Hall at a cost of £25. The agenda, statement of accounts and abridged minutes of the previous AGM would, all be issued with December "Signpost". Mr. J. Wyatt confirmed that he would be willing to stand for a third year as President - if proposed by the membership. Among the Section Secretaries it was known that Mr. W.S. Moore was resigning from his duties with St. Albans, Mrs. E. Paine kindly undertook to organise the supply of refreshments. Mrs. ,E. Rumball offered to contact Mrs. M. Wright (previous organiser) to avoid possible duplication and to enquire if Mrs. Wright would be prepared to handle the beverage side of the refreshments. The Chairman produced g map showing the location of Itensford Street. 9. Club Map Library Mr. J. Stevens proposed the establishment of a Club maP library. Members would be invited to donate maps, particularly foreign ones, which would be held in a central storage point and loaned out on request, thus avoiding the need for individual purchase of expensive maps which might be used only once, Mr. Stevens would be willing to set up the service and suggested that a borrowing fee of 50p. pei: month per map would be reasonable. After discussion the Committee agreed that the proposal was a valuable one which might be referred to informally at the AGM and a notice be published in the March 1990 issue of "Signpost". Mr. Stevens was thanked for his idea. 10/ Next Meeting Saturday, 5rd March 1990, at General Secretary's House, 180, Western Rd., Billericay, Essex, at 11 a.m. ("How to find it" instructions to be issued). Signed: W. Rowland 16.12.89. SOPTHERN SECTION TODNESDAYS SECRETARY JOHM RAMBCM 4^0 2958' M0¥ 1i VILLA&E C^AFE, FAMBOROUGH 1196. WIDMORE RD. BROMLEY,- KEMT BRI 2m NOV a . POST OFFICE-CAFE, EWSFORD NOV 15' ' CAFE, TOSTBBHiM MOV 22 GARDEN'CENTRE CAPE, GREEN ST' GREEN, DARTFORD NOV 25 RETREAT C:APE, POLHILL DEC 6 OASIS CAFE, WEST KINGSDOlNi- DEC 13 VILLAGE CAFE, FAMBOROUGH DEC 20 CAFE WESTERHAlvT DEC 27 RETREAT CAFE, POLHILL JAN 3 CLEARWAYS CAFE, WEST KINGSDOWN JAN 10 VILLAGE CAFE, FARflBOROUGH JAN 17 BIGGIN HILL FL.YIN.G CLUB JAN 24 RETREAT CAFE, POLHILL JAN 31 • VIliA¥E CAFE, FARNBCROUGH SOUTHERN SECTION SUNDAYS SECMTARY JACK WYATT' 032-2 3if07®3 25 GRANGE BOUSE, SUN CT, SLAEK GNi, ERITH^KENT DA8 2DL NOV 5 BIGGIN HILL CAES, FL¥IN& CLUB^ MEMBERS CHOICE NOV 12 GC'LF CLUB, L-ULLINGSTONE STAR & G^'iRTER, CLAYGATE CROSS NOV 19 NELL^S CAFE, SINGLE\¥ELL BLACK HORSE, STANSTED NOV 26 HIGH ELMS GOLF CLUB' THE CHASE INN, SHIPBOURNE DEC 3 BIGG'IM HIL-L CAFE, FLYING ClUB MEMBERS CHOICE DEC 10 • ANNS CAFE SEfEKOAKS '.JmEATSHEAF, • BOUGHBEECH , • • DEC 17 . GOLF CLUB., LULtlNG'STONE ILACX HORSE, STANSTED' DEC 2U . .HIGH -BLMS- GOLF CLUB INFORMAL RUN. CHRISTMAS E?E, DEC - 31! BIGGTO HHuL CAFE MEMBERS CHOICE JAM 7 ANNS CAFE, SE?ENOAKS BAT & BALL, LEIGH JAN 1!^ GOLF CLUB, LULLIWGSTOME CHEQUERS, HEAVERHAM JAN 2.1! KEI.L»S CAFE, SINGtHWIL GEORGE, MEOPHAM GREEN • ' JAN 28 HIGH' ELMfi GOLF CLUB' MEMBERS CHOICE THANKING ALL MEMBERS FOR SUPPORTING THE ROWS THRO' 1:989 AND WISHING' YOU- ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND AN EtfJOYABIE CYCLING NE\? YEAR JACK & JDHNL SOUTHEND SECTION SECRETARY ROY CHAI3LENGER 70 SMALLGAINS AVE,, CANVEY ISLAND, ESSEX NOV 2 DAFFS CAFE, GT BADDOW NOUNSLEY, .SPORTSMAN NOV 9 HfGATESTONE CHIGN.ALL ST JAMES, THREE ELMS NOV 16 WOODHAM FERRERS, ASDA BOREH/tM, QUEENS HEAD NOV 50 WOODHAM FERRERS, ASDA RAMSDEN BELLHOUSE, FOX & HOUNDS DEC 7 • GT', BADDO¥ir WOODHAM: MORTIMER, HORDLEMAKERS ARMS . - DEC 14 BILLERICAY, ED THE BREAD MULL GREENE, CRICKETERS DEC 21 INIGATESTOMIE • GOOD EASTER, STAR DEC 28 BILLERIGAY ELACKMORE, PRINCE AL^BERT J AN k GT' BADDOW MALDON,'CARPENTERS ARMS JAN II INCATESTONE RADLEY GN'-,- THATCHERS AMS JAN 18 WOODHAM FERRERS SANDON, THE CROWN' JAN ^ BILLERICAY E, HAIWINGF'IEID, WINDMILL. CHRISTMAS LUNCH EPPING DECEMBER 7th EAST NORTHANTS SECTION SECRT^TARY RON MILLS RUSHDBN 0-933 312021 Zi45 NEf/TON.RD. RUSHDEN. NN10 QSX.,:- ••• NOV 1 • YARDLEY HASTINGS, RED LION JAN 3' ORLIN'GBURT, QUEENS ARMS NOV 8 CARLTOM, ANGEL JAN 10 ODELL, BELL • • NOV 15'' UPPER DBANi,THREE COMPASSES JAN 17 YELDGN, CHEQUERS NOV 22 ORLIMGHIRY, QUEENS ARMS JAN 2>l^. Y.'^DLEY-HASTINGS, RED LIOl DEC 6, YELDON, CHEQUERS '• JAN 311 CARLTON, ANGEL. DEC 113 YARDLEY HASTINGS, RED LION^ DEC 20 CARLTON, ANGEL. DEC 27 UPPER DEAN, THREE COMPASSES EASTERIf & ITORTHEM^ 'A' SECRETiltRY JOHN SCRUTTON 551 t889 MEET THURSDAY lO.JOam MOVE OFF lit.GO 28' LMERTON RD. ILFORD SX ie6 aiQ NOV 2 •brigar, gIq^ "isai^e^-' ?fflO:TE RODING, BDAC3C'HTRSB• • " STEAK & KID' PIE LUNCH £3.95' 12.50. BOOK V/ITH RUNS SECRETARY NOV 9 NORTON HEATH ..CHIGNALL ST JAMES, THREE ELMS NOV 16 GOLF COURSE, ^/S 5>24 94B BOTTON CROSS, CROSS KEIPS . stapljeford abbots ^ Nf. ROXWEUD NOT 23 NORTON HEATH SAORIDCEWORTH, THREE HORSESHOES NOV 30 IK&ATESTOME CHORCR HAH. RAMSDEN EELLHDUSE, POX & HOUNDS NORTON ROAD REDUCED PRICE CYCLISTS MENU DEC 7 XfJAS LUNCH- TICKETS FROM LA TAVERNA, EPPING. ' AMPEE PARKING EVE ENiGEILL OR RUNS SECRETARY AT NEW REAR CAR PARK, DEC 14 GOLF COURSE, S/ABBOTS MILL GRKEN, CRICKETERS 1m N. FRYERNING 21. NORTON HEATH GOOD EASTER, STAR, WITH 'B-' SECTION rase 28 KING GEOR&E PLAYHIG FIELDS SLACKMORE, THE PRINCE ALBERT "ifffiN'TWOOD JAN 4 NORTON HEATH- MORETON, THE Y/HITE HART JAH 11 GOLF-COURSE, S/ABBOTTS • • • THRESHERS BUSH, JOHN BARLEYCORN 3JH' NW MORETON JAN 18 NORTON HEATH AYTHORPE RODING, AXE & COMPASSES JAM 25. HfGATESTONE'. EAST HANNINGFIELD, WINiDMILL •• LiM)H AVAILABLE ON ALL RUNS. IWPOMAL RUN TUESDAY ^ BLACK HORSE, PASLOW COMMON, NR -EILACKMORE EASTERN) & NORTHERN «!' SECRETARY TED BRAMPTON O^L 520. 0875 MEET 'C CROSS KEYS, THDRNWOOD COMMOW MEET 'D' HOBBS CROSS FARM, THEYDON GARNON NOV 2 vchite MSMG BLACK HORSE . c NOV 9 HATFIELD HEATH STAG D NOV 16.. GREEN TYE PRINCE OF WALES c NOV 23 PYFIELD QUEEN'S HEAD • D NOV 30 •MORSTON M-HTE-HART- c DEC 7 THRESHERS BWSH . •• ••JOH N BARLEYCORN D im IV "• high bnga'r FORRESTERS- - • a DEC 24 GOOD EASTER STAR D DEC-28: MATCHiBIG^TYi;- • ' FOX c JAN 4 ' STONDON MASSEY BRICKLAYERS ARMS a OAN' 1i1 WILLINGALE M.f'a.TSTERS ARMS C JAN 18 HATPIEIii.D BROAD OAK DUKE'S HEAD D JAN 25 . ELACIMORE BULL • • C EASTERN: & NORTHERN. SUNDAYS SECRETARY JtM STEVENS t 1 • 593 <^39 MEEl »A' KING GEORGES PLAYING FIELDS, BREMTViTOOD MEET "B* CROSS KEYS, THORNWOOD COMMON MEET 'C HOBBS;.:CROSS FARM, THEYDON GARNON NOV 5 ROXWELL CHEQUERS A NOV 12 ALLEMS GREENf QUEENS HEAD B MOV 19 MARSjffiETTING SPREAD EAGLE A ifOV '26' RADEEY GREEN- •THATCHERS ARMS C DEC 3 MAGDALEN; LAVER GREEN MAN .• , , • A DEC 10 • SHEERINiG- CROWN jm B DEC- 17 ; TirnJL.INGALE MALTSTERS A MORETON WHITE HART ' C Disc 31 MILL GREEN VIPER • , A JTAN 7 .; GHURCHGATE' STREET- QUEENS. HEAD B JAN 14 FYFIELD • QUEENS READ . . " A JAN 21 MATCHING r?E FOX ^ . C JAN 28 ROXWELL. CHEQUERS A ALL RUNS MEET 10.15> ann, LEAVE 10.45aBn SHARP 2 ST ALBANS SECTION SECRETARY BILL MOORE MEET STARBURCSR REST, TCm SQ. HATFIELD 8 HIGHVIEW CMSE, reTTERS BAR, HERTS EN6 SPF (P.BAR 4502114) OCT 31 WALKEHN ROBIN HOOD NOV 7 FLAMSTEAD SPOTTED DOG MOV 14 KAULTTECK REST & WELCOME NOV 21 V/HITmi EAGLE & CHILD NOV 28 BARWICK FORD . DDKE OF VffiLLINGTON' DEC 5 EENTOGTOW CRICKETERS DEC 12 ST FAOT.S i.TALDEN' STRATHREORE ARMS DEC 19 SAN:DRIDGE GREEN' MAN DEC 26 NO RON 1^^0 JAtf 2 WATTON AT STONE WAGGON & HORSES JAN 9W00LMER GREEN FOX J/iN 16 DANE MD BOOT JAN 25' IRBACHWOOD GREEN. RED LION THURSDAYS SANDRIDGE. GBEBN Mi^Jt 111.00 informasl. EAST HERTS SECTION SECRETARY ELSIE RUSfBAIL MEET RIVSRSIDE TEA ROO!*S, HERTFORD CASTLE THEATRE. 10.30 NOV 7 ASPENDEN' FOX NOV 1:4 PERRY GREEN HOOFS NOV 21 WOOLMER GREHJ FOX NOV 28 tEVENS GREEN HORSE & GROOM DEC 5 BEPSINGTON CRICKETERS DEC 12 STANDON STAR DEC 19 WALKEEN RODIN HOOD DEC 26 WATTON AT STONE WAGON & HORSES JAN 2 WDOMfER GREEN' FOX JAN 9 HAULTWICK REST & WELCOME JAN l6 WHITWELL EAGLE & CHILD JAN 20 BEHINGTON CRICKETERS JAN 27 v/ATTON AT STOHE WAGGON & HORSES STEVENAGE & NORTH HERTS SECRETARY ART FIDOE 18 SKEGNESS RD. STEVENAGE, HERTS SGI 2HR STEV. 722563 NOV 2 thsrfield fox RUWS FIXTURES- FOR- NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. JANUARY 1990 All runs meet at. the dleveaises ipenues at 110,30 am andl move ofif at 1i1,00 am, BBS otherwise stated. SUSSEX SECTIOF SECRETARY RAY DOUGLASS 25, GUILDiPORD RD. WORTHINC. ¥. SUSSEX EN14 7LL WORTHmC 38iSBi6 TUESDAYS ELETOTSES LUNCH NOV 7 MEBRYTH)UGHr CAPE, HORSHAM KINGS HEAD, RUDGWICK (SPECIAL WJNCI^I' NOV 14- TEA SHOP, ADVERSANE THE COUNTRYMAN, SHIPJarT NOV 21 MERRYTHOUOn? CAFE, SS3RSKAM THE WINDMILL, tlTTLEiffORTH NOV 28 ST PETER'S CAFE, COWPOLD WHEA3?SHEAP, PLBMMERS PLADT DEC 5 WILLOW CAFE, STCRRINGTON ®?EEN MAN, JOLESPIELD DEC 12 lAPPY EATER, BfeOADBRIDCB HEATH THE PLOUGH, LOWER lEEDING DEC 19 CHALET CAHE, COTJPOLD COCK INN SOUTHWATBR DEC 26 CHALET CAFE, COWK)I,D SHELLEY'ARMS, BROADBRIDGE HEATH 1990 jm 2 . MERRYTHOUGHT CAFE, HORSHAM THE COUNTRYMAH, SHIPLEY JAN 9 LITOIiE CHEF, FIW OARS THE POX, BUCKS GREEN JAN 16 ST PETERS CZFE, CCWFOLD COCK INN, SOUTHWATER JAW 23 LITTLE CHEF, FIVE OAKS FORRESTERS ARMS, KIRDPORD JAN 30 JUGSERNAUT CAFB, FAYGATB THE FOUNTAIN, HANDCROSS FRIDAYS NOV 3 MEESYTHCUGHT CAFE, 'HORSHAM THE POX, BUCKS GREEN V HCI. HAPPY EATER, BROADBRIDCB HEATH FIVE OAKS INN, FIVE OAKS NOV 17 LITTLE CHEP, FIVE OAKS LIMEBCJRNERS INN, BILLINGSHURST NOV 24 CHALET CAFE, COWFOLD SHELLEY ARMS, EROADBRIDCB HSATH DEC 1 LITTLE CHEP, W. GROTSTEAD • JOLLY TANNERS, STAPLEPIELD. DEC 8 MERRYTHOUGHT CAFE, PfORSHAIvI KINGS HEAD, RUDGWICK ] 15' LITTLE CHEF, W. GRINSTEAD FIVE OAKS INN, FIVE OAKS DEC 22 MERRYTHOUGHT CAFB, HORSHAM RED LION, COWPOLD TEA SHOP, ADVERSANE BEiACK HORSE, NUTHURST JAN 5 JUGGERNAUT CAPE, PAYGATE THE WINDMILL, LITTLEWORTH JAN 1i2 CHALET CAFE, COWPOLD " THE FOUNTAIN, ' ASHURST J 19 MERRYTHOUGHT CAPE , HORSHAM THE COUNTRYMAN,. SHIPLEY JAN 26 TEA SHOP, HANDCROSS . COWDREY ARMS ,• WORTff SOUTH BBDPORDSrriRE SECTION SECRETARY DORIS BAZELY • H4 HAYHORST RD. LUTON LUif OBZ (5S3tSl) NOV 7 MIMiBROOK CHEQUERS NOV 14 GREENPIEtD COMPASSES V 211 OLD WARDEN FARE & HCUI-I'DS NOV 28 WIKGRAVE THE EEIEJi DEC 5- STANFORD GREEN MAN DEC 12 EVERSHOLT GREEN MAN DEC 19 CLOPHILL STOME JUG DEC as TO BE ARRANGED 1222 JAN 2 SALPORD THE SWAN JAN 9 CUBBLINGTON THE UNICORN JAN l6 MILLEROOK CHEQUERS JAN '25 -OL:D WARDEN • HARE & HOUNDS JAN 30 GREEN FIELD COMPASSES SOUTHSRIi SECTIOM ^^DMESDAYS SECRETARY JOim RAIWEOW 460 295B 196 WIDMGRS RD. BROMtEY, KENT BRU 2RH AP& 2 OASIS CAFE, VffiST KUGSDOM A¥& 9' GARDEN CENTRE , GREEN STREET GREEN AW& 16 VHiiiA^ CAFE, F.OTtlGROUGH AU© 25 . P.ETEEAT CAFE, FOLHILL AUG 30 CAFE, WESTERHAM SEP 6. CLEARWAYS CAFE, TffiST KINGSDOWM SEP 13 VmAGE CAFE, PARHBOROUGH SEP 20 RETREAT' CAFE, POLffllLL. SEP 27 CAFE, liTESTERHAM 0CT..,4 . . GARDES CENTRE, GREEN STREET &REEN (DARTFORD) OCT--11 VILLACB CAFE, FARNIOROUGH OCT 1.8 OASIS CAFE, mST KINGSDOTO OCT 25 RETREAT CAFE, POLHILE.. MEMBERS PLEASE NOTE - Jack V^yatt is organising a joint ride with the East.ern Section Aug /sep. Check: -Htith him for final date. We warat- a gocdl turni o-ut for this ride. SOUTHERM SECTIQM SUNDAYS SECRETARY JACK WYATT (0322 340703^ 25, GRAMGE HSE,' SUN) COURT, SLADB GN, ERITH, KEM-. DA8 2DL AUa 5-12 CTC B'IRTHDAY RIDES ViTEEK AFG 6 HIGH ELMS GOLF CLUB EDENMIDCE, OLD EDEN mS; RIVERSIDE PICNIC AUGr 13 - POLHILL GARDEN GESETRE A 224 STONE STREET, ROSE & CROW AUG 20 LUILLIMGSTONE GOLF CLUB THE CHASE, SHIPBOURNE AUG 27 TEA ROOMS, DOYffiE MEMBERS CHOICE SEP' 3 ANNS CAFE, SEVEMO/sKS BAT & BALL , LEIGH SEP- 10! NELLS CAFE, SINGLEWELL 'UPIOR, LOCAL. PUl^ SEF 17 • POLHILE. GARDEN. CENTRE •• MEMBERS CHOICE SEP aif • - • HIGH ELMS GOLF CL-UK. ' • ' HEAVERHiiM, 'CHEQUERS. OCT 1, LUtLIEGSTOlE GOLF CLUB STAR & GARTER, CLAYGATE .CROSS OCT 8 ANNS CAFE, SE¥ENOAKS • BAT & BALL, LEIGH ' OCT 15 MELLS CAFE, SINGI,E'vi?E&L UFNOR, LOCAL FIB OCT 22* TEA ROOMS, WWE MEM:ffiRS CHOICE OCT' 29 LULLING;STOKE GOLF CLUB -. • • STAR & GARTER, CLAY&ATE CROSS * IF CLOSED HIGH ELMS GOLF CLUB. MEET 10,5 0 move off 11:.( SOUTHEHIJ SECTION SEC-RET.ARY ROY CHAIL.EHGER 70 SMALLGAINS AVE., CANVEY ISLAND, ESSEX AUG.- 3 BfGATESTONE CHURCH HALL. GOOD EASTER, STAR AUG 10 BILLERICAY, ED THE BREAD M.^RDON ASH, ONG/ffi, STAAG AUG 17 CHELMSFORD BUS STA. LITTLE DUWOW, FL-ITCH OF BACON AUG 24 INGATESTONE e«ESHEY, LEATHER BOTTLE AU& 31 •LATCHINGDON, NEPTOTE'CAFE • SOUTHMINSTEIi, BARNH.'^ RD, ROSE SEP 7 • •• ' -BILLERICAY RAniL.EY GREEH, THATCHERS- ARMS SEP 14 BRINGEY FULLER ST. SQUARE & COMPASSES SEP- 21 WOODHAM FERRERS, ASDA CAFE LITTLE TOTHAM, SWAN SEP 28; IMGATESTOIE CHIGNALL SMEALY, PIG * IWISTLE OCT 5 BRINGEY NTH F.\ME^ID&E, FERRY BOAT' INN OCT 1i2 Vi/OODHAM FERRERS BO'KEHAM, QUEENS HEAD OCT 19 MAL.DOK BUS STA, WOODHAM YifAL.TER, BELL . . •• OCT 26- HiGATESTOME WILLUfGALE, MALTSTERS , EAST WORTBANTS SECTION SECRETARY RQH KILLS 'TELLMGEORO' 223817 354 HIGH ST. GT DODLINGTON, NORTaWTS Am 2 YELDOM, CmQUERS SEP 20^ GRENDON, HALF MOON NW9 7TQ" aug 9 GREHDON, HALF MOOH SEP 27 C/iPiTON, FOX AUG 16 CARLTOM, POX OCT 4 IPPER DEAN, THREE COMPASSES m& 23 UPPER DEAM, THREE COIvlPASSES, OCT 111 ORLIKGBURY, QU5EENS ARMS AUG 30 OHLIMGBURY, QUEENS ARI^S OCT 18 ODELL, BELL . . SEP' 6 ODELL, BELL OCT 25 YELDOW, CHEQUERS SEP' 13 mDON CHEQUERS / EASTERN & NORTHERN 'A' SECRETARY JOHN SCRUTTON MEET THORSDAY 10.00am MOVE OFF I0.30amj 28LAMERT0N RD, ILFORD: IG6 2EQ EXCEPT T/HITE RODBFG 10.30 MOVE OFF 11.00 551 1889 AUG 5 NORTON HEATH SmFORD,-FOX AlffG 10 miTE RODING, BUTTERY ASPiENDEM, FOX • Am 17 NORTON! HEATH LITTLE DOSvlOW, •F&ITCR OF BACON AW 24 CAR & BIKE WITH SOUTHERN SECTION 1183 10.30-11 .OOam. CLEARWAYS CAFE, OK A20, RHS app WEST KINGSDOINE LUMCH, HEAVERHAM, CHEQUERS ALT. RUM UNTGATESTONE, PURLEIGH, Tfffi DELL. AW 31 IDRTON HEATH GREAT SALOTG, Vi/HTTE HART SEP 7 WHITE RODIMG OLD HALL GREEN, BAT HORSE • 2 MILES S OF' PUCKERIDGE SEP' 14 • NORTON HEATH --"MILL END €mm, G-REEN W ' 11 MILE E OF GREAT EASTON SEP 21 IN&ATESTONE -...LITTLE TOTHAM, S\fAN "SEP 28 ' NORTON HEATH DARV/ICK FORD, DUKE OF VffiELINGTON OCT 5r CAR- BIKE OR B. MEET VICTORIA HUT, UGLEY, HO.OO fer 10^30 . B&B'REQUIRES SLEEPING BA(£ AND OWN FOOD. DRINKS SUPPLIED £2.00 111'S VICTORIA HUT, OWN-. FOOD, DRINKS SUmiED. LUNCH, ELMDON, KIUGS HEAD - TEA NEV?PCRT. -ALT. RUN. MEET \7HITE RODING. LUNCH RICKLING GREEN, CRICKETERS. OCT 12 MORTQM. HEATH • BROXTED, PRINCE OF' WALES OCT 19 INGATESTONE 1/^00DHAM WALTER, BELL OCT 26. MORTOM HEATH STEDDmG, VJHITE HART LUKCff AVAILABLE ON ALL RUNS. INFORMAL. RUN TUESDAY BLACK HORSE, - PASLCJ COMMON S^iStERN & MORTBERN 'B* SECRETARY TED BRAMPTON 01 520 0873 MEET 'C CROSS KEYS," THDRm^OOD COMTTON' MEET 'D' HOBBS CROSS FARM. THEYDON GARNON AUG 3 HIGH RDDIN&y OLD LAMB D AUG 10 HATFIELD HEATH STAG C . AUG 17 RADLEY GREENV'' THATCHERS ARMS D ' AOG 24 GREEN TYE PRINCE OF WALES C AUG 31 • GOOD EASTER • STAR D SEP 7 HATFIELD BROAD OAK • DUKES HEAD 'C SEP 14 WHITE RODIMG .BL/iCK HORSE - - • D •• "m^' 21 PEPJIY GREENi HOOPS C SEP 28 ROXWELL CHEQUERS D OCT 5-.. MATCHING TYE FOX C OCT 12 WILLIM&ALE MALTSTERS D OCT iS BARWICK FORD DUKE OP mLIWGTON C OCT 26 HIGH ONCAR^ FORRESTERS D EASTERN & NORTHERN SUNDAYS SECRETARY JIM STEVENS.01 593-0639 MEET 'A' KIMG GEORGES PLAYING FIELDS, BRENT^TOOD ALL RUNS MEET 10,15 MEET *E' CROSS KEYS CAFE, THOENWOOD-COMMON LEAVE 10.45 SHARP MEET 'C HOBBS CROSS FARM, THEYDON GARNONi AUG 6 PYPIELD •' ; ' • QUEENS HEAD C AUG 13 BANNISTER (SgREM • ' ^ THREE HORSESHOES A AUG 20' RICKLING GREEN ' • CRICKETERS B AUG 27 CHIGNAL SMEALT PIG & WHISTLE' A SEP 3' SHEERING • • • • CRmVN C SEP- 10 SO.UTH. HANNIKGFIELD . OLD WINDMILL A - • • SEP 17 PLESHET LEATHER BOTTLE . B SEP -24 ' MARGARETTUiG-.^fYE;:. \¥HITE BART A OCT 1i ALLENB GREEN QUEENS HEAD C OCT 8. • CBIGNAL' ST JAMES THREE ELMS A OCT 15 CHURCHGATE STREET QUEENS FEEAD B- OCT 22 . MORETON • • - \ifHITE HART A. OCT 29 ELACKiORE BULL C PLEASE NOTE ALTERATION TO LUNCH VENUE JULY 30. DELETE DANBURYWRICKEJERS ADD WOODHAM WALTER-VICTORIA ST ALBANS SECTION SECRETARY BILL MOORE .MEET STARBUReSSl REST, TOm SQ. HATF'IEID 1:0.30 a HIGHVm CLOSE, POTTERS BAR, HERTS EN 6.. 5PF (p. FAR 43024) AUGf 11 GT. MUNiDEN PLOUGH AUG 8 ST PAULS WAL3EN - STRATHMORE ARMS. AUG 15' WAL'KERM ROBUf HOOD .iaJG..22 . .FLAMSTEAD... SPOTTED DOG AUC 29 HAULTiflCK • REST & -'mLCOMS SEP 5 LEY GREEN.. / PLOUGH SEP 12 • • BEN^m&TON • • • • CRICICETERS SEP 19 BREACm^OOD GREEN RED LION SEP 26 BARWICK FORD mJKE OF i^ffiLLINGTON OCT 3 PEESTCM RED LIOM OCT 10' DANE END ; BOOT • • . OCT 17 VffllWffiLL. EAGLE & CHILD . OCT 24 WATTON AT STONE WASGON & HORSES THURSDAYS SAMDRIDGE, GPJSEN MAN' lili.OO hrs EAST- HERTS SECTION SECRETivRY ELSIE RUl^BALL (0992 20007) MEET RIVERSIDE TEA ROOMS, HERTFORD CASTLE THEATRE. 110.30 hrs Am 1 EAaE & CHILD AUG a: FUHNEAUX FEhWm ST'AR Aue 15' ASTON ROSE & CROW AUG 22 STANDO-l STAR AUG 29 ST PAULS WAL.DEN STRATMORE ARMS SEP 5 BENIN^GTON! G;RIC:KETERS SEP- 12 COTTERED BULL SEP 19 LEVBJ-S GREEN HORSE & GROOM SEP' 26 F/ALKERN ROBIN HOOD OCT' 3- PERRY GREEN HOOFS OCT 10 ASPENDEN FOX OCT 17 WOOLMJER GREEN FOX OCT 24 LETOJ^rS GKEEN' HORSE & GROOM OCT 31 HAULTv/IC-K REST & l^ELCOME STEVENAGE & MORTH HERTS. SECRETARY ARTFIDOE 118, SKEGNESS RD, STEVENAGE, HERTS sen 2I1R STE?„ 722563. ' AUG 3 BRAUGHING BROIN BEAR AUG 10 PIRTOK FOX AU& 17 RUSHDEi^ MOON & STARS AU& 24 ^iSPEN'DEN: • : FOX Am 31 HASLIM&FIEE-D"' LITTLE ROSE - • • --• SEP- 7 BAR\¥IC'K FORD DUKE OP V/ELLHIGTON SEP 14 SHILLIir&TON BEDFORD AMIS SEP 21 SUTTOM JOHM OF GAUIfT SEP 28 STANFORD GREEN MAN' OCT 5 •WBITWELL. EAGLE & CHILD. OCT 12 DARLEY HALL FOX OCT- 19 ASm/ELL THREE TONS OCT 26 LEY GiREENI THE PLOUGH -•. _ - FORTY-PLUS CYCLING CLUB RUNS FIXTURES FOR AUKTST. SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER 1i98i9 All runs mee;t at the elevenses TOnnes at 10.30 am and mo've oifT at 1i1-.0Oaio, liinleas otherwise stated. SUSSEX SECTION SECRETARY RAY DOUGLASS 25, GUILDFORD RD. WORTHIlCo W.SUSSEX BN1i4 7LL. W0RTHIWG38686, TUESDAYS B]L.E¥EiISES LUICH AUG 1 TEA SroP-, HANDCROSS WINDMILL, LITTLK/ORTR AUG 8 MERRITHDUGHT CAFE, HORSHAM LIlffiBURNERS ARMS, NR EILLINGSHIDIRST.' AUG 15 LITTLE CHEF, FIVE'OAKS BOY & DONKEY, NR CRAEttEIGH AUG 22 JUGGERNAUT TRAIfSPORT CAFE, KINGS HEAD, RUDCKTICK PAYGATE AUG 29. LITK^ CHEFj VffiST GRINSTEAD FOUNTAIN INN, HANDCROSS SEP- 5.' TEA SEKP, HAlfDCROSS • CROV/N," TURNERS HILL SEP 12 TTO AT... Oim ,• •.:^PULBOROUGH THE COUNTRYMAN, •-SHIPLEY • SEP 19- HAPPY "EATER, BR0/J)DRIDGE HEATH THE FOUNTAIN, ASIURST SEP 26 LITTLE CHEF,. VffiST GRIMSTEAD FIVE OAKS INN, FIVE OAKS OCT 3 THE CHALET CAFE, COWFOLD COWDRAY ARMS, WORTH OCT 10 LITTLE CHEF, VffiST GRIMSTEAD.. KINGS HEAD, RUDGlf/ICK OCT 17 MERRYTHDUGHT CAFE-, HORSHAM • THE POX, BUCKS Gl^EEN OCT 24 LITTLE CHEF, FIVE OAKS THE COCK INN, SOUTHW/JER OCT 31 CHALET CAFE, COWFOLD WHEATSIiEAF, PLUMMERS PLA.IN! FRIDAYS AUG 4 WILLOW CAFE, STORRINGTON-.. •. POX, BUCKS GREEN AUG 11 LITTLE CHEF, W. GRINSTEAD • THE PLOUGH, LOAVER DEEDING AUG 18: TEA SHOP, DITCHLING WINDMILL, LITTLFwORTH AUG 25 MERRYTHOUGHT CAFE, HORSHAf^ . BLACK HORSE, NUTHURST SEP 1 TEA SHOP,AD¥ERSANE CROSS ROADS CRO^M DJN, DIAL POST SEP^ 8 TOLOW CAFE, STORRIMGTON FORESTERS ARMS, KIRDFORD SEP 15 TEA SHOP, NE\¥DIGATE . . CHEQUERS, ROf/HOOK .SEP 22 .. TOAT CAFE SUN- INN, ELAISTOW SEP' 29 LimE CHEF, • FI¥E ' OAKS ' COUNTRYMAN, SHIH.EY- OCT 6> CHALET CAFE-, CO WOLD - WINDMILL, LimSYORTH OCT 113 TEA SHOP:-;.-"HANDCReSS . GEORGE DRAGON, DRAGONS' GREEN OCT- 20 LITTLE CHEF, HICKSTEAD PLOUGH, LOWER BEEDING OCT 27 HilPPY EATER, SLAUGHAM A' 24 RED LION, CO WOLD SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE SECTION- SECRETARY DORIS BAZELY . 14 HAYHURST RD. LUTON LU4 OBZ (583181> AUG 1 STANFORD, NR' CLIFTON GREEN MAN AUG 8 CLOPHILL STONE JUG AUG 15 SALPORD THE SWAN AUG 22 EVERSHOLT GREEN MAN AUG 29 DRAYTOM PARSLOW THREE HORSESHOES SEP 5> OLD WARDEN HAIffi & HOUNDS SEP' 1^2 MULBROOK CHEQUERS SEP 19 GPLEENFIELD COMPASSES • • .SEP 26 CUBELINGTON UNICORN OCT 3 SmFORD ' • GREEN MAN OCT 10 CLOPHILL STONE JUG OCT 1.7 EVERSHOLT Qrimm MAN OCT 24 STOKE HAMMOND-?' DOLPHIN: OCT' 51 SALFORD SWAN SOUTHEMD SECTION SECRETA^T-ROT CffALLERgBR 4 MAT TRAWSFORT CAPE,' HATFIELD PE¥EREE. COCT^C&.fflKS ' & HOUNDS MAT'11 CRAMPBORNS, SPRING-FIELD BATWISTER &REEN, THREE MIRSESHDES MAT 18- DAFP'-S CAFE, BRINlSEY PLESHEY, LEATHER BOTTLE MAT 25 DAPF"S.CAFE, BRDfGET TEHE.INGV- RAYLElGH ARMS JUIf \ MARDOW BPS STATION" ' • • LITTLE TOTHAl^i, SWAN JUN 8- TRANS, GAPS, Hj\TFIE]LD PEVEREL'. FATTIS-AflCK GREEN', COMPASSES, JIM 15 MARDEM BUS STATION -NORTH: FAJvIBRIDSE, FERRT BOAT INN jm 22 WOODHAI.f FERRERS, ,ASDA 29- FULLER ST,, SQU.1KE & COMPASSES sm IfOOmm FERRERS., ASDA • STEEPLE, STATf JIJL 6) INGATESTONE MCHETON, AiifHITE HART JUL 13 THE BRIMGEY FELSTEAD, YE\¥ TREE JUL 20 INeATESTONE MASHBEFRT, FO'X JUL 27 THE BRMGEY : • HE1!BRIDGE BASM, JOLLY SAILOR 70 SMALLGAINS A"¥E,, CANVEY' ISLAID, ESSEX SCUTHERl SECTION V/EDKSDAYS • SECRETARY JOHN RAINBOW 46» 2958 196 \¥IDMORE RD, BROMLEY, KENT. BR1 2RH MAT 5 CAFE, VJESTERHAM - • MAY 10) ELSIE'S ;TEA ROOMS, FARNBOHOUeH "mLACE MAT 17 OASIS CAFE,.-WST, KINGSDCJ'iW ' MAY 24 RETREAT' CAFE,' POLHILL MAT 31- LWLLINeSTOKE GOLF OLIB JUNi 7 CAH5, YffiSTERH/iM JUNl 1% ELSIE'S TEA ROOMS, FARIBOROUGH ¥ILLAGE Sm 20 EEIMION. - HvmTWICK. REST & YffiLCOME. ALL: MEMBERS, SEE SIGNPOST JUN 21 • CLEARWAYS CAFE, vffiST KWGSDO^M JUN 28 CAFE, POST OFFICE, EYNSFORD -JTIL~5~" IJAFS;' fESESRHAM JUL 12 .-RETREAT CilFE^^ ..POLeiLL . JUL 19 ••EiLSIE'S7.TEA^^ FARSBCROUGH VILLAGE JUL 26. CAPE'POST OFFICE, ETOSPORD SOUTHERM SECTION SUNDAYS SECRETARY JACK TC/iTT'.(0322 . 341703) 25-, GRANGE HSE,SUW COURT,'SLADE'GN, ERITH, KENT'. DAS! 2DL ... MAY 7 iSNN'S CAFE, SE^CAKS BAT & BALL, LEICH 14 MAY TEA ROOMS, D0\7NE LOCAL PWB, GREENHYTHE 21 MAY LUiELIN&STOPIE GOLF CLU^B HOBSON'S CHOICE MAY 28 NELL'S CAFE, SIRGLEvVELL AYLESFORD, RWERSIDE PICNIC JUN @!t ANNl'S CAFE, SEV'ENOAKS YifHEAT'SiiEAF PUIB, BOUGHEEECH JUN m raiGH ELMS GOLF Cim EDHTORIDGE RIVERS IDE FICNJC 18; JUN LULLINGSTONE GOLF CLUB IffiMEER'S GHGIGE JUN 20 • JUH • 25" •pOmiLL' GARDEN' CEIWRE A224 WATERINGEURY, RTV\ERSIDB PICNIC JUL 2 AIM'S CAFE, SEfEMOMS TOITE ROCK, UMDERRIVER " JUL, 9 •NlELL'S'CAFE, SEWLE^LL • •ALL H.ffiLOWS, BRITISH .PHLOT PUB 16 JUL. LULBTGSTOKE GOLF CLUB ' •• MEMBER'S CHOICE 25 JUL, iWS C^IEB, SB¥EMOAKS .. BAT & Ihm., LEIGH JUL, 3;^ FOLHILL. GARDEW CrBMTRE •A2^4' Yffi.DING. BLUE .«CHOR EAST MCRTHANTS SECTION SECRETARY RON MILLS NW^ 7TQ 34 HIGH ST, GT DODLINGTON, NORTKANTS MAY 3 ODELL, BELL MAY 10 UPPER DEAIf, THREE COMPASSES JUL 3 CAl^'TON, FOX . MAY 17 ORLINGBURY, QUEEKS /iRItfS JUL. 12 ODELL, BELL' MAY 31: CAiaL.TC«, FOX JUL 19 UPPER DMN, TMffiE COMPASSES JUH 7 ODELL, BEI.L JUL. 26 ORLIMGBURY, QUEENS ARMS JUN^ 14 UPPER DEAN, THREE COMPASSES ' ' Jm 21 GPLI1GB0SY, QUEEHS ARMS JUN 28 YELDON„ CHEQUERS PLEASE NOTE:. The TOnue for Afril 26- is the POX at 5arlton.i EASTERN & NORTHEM 'A' SECTION MEET THUESDAT liO.OO MO^E .OFPIO.JG'^in SECRETARY JOHN SCRUTTON 551 I889 ... EXCEPT T/VHTTE R0DI1I& MEET '^O-.yO -,: Wm 111 .OOani 28-L-AICEETON RD; ILFORIl' IG6. 2EQ •RT-OM HEATH,. MEET WERY OTHER WEEK ' ' MAT li, ingatestone church haOLL COCK ClARKS, K'X HOUNDS MAY 11 NORTON HEATH • BAJMISTER GREEN.,'.THREE HORSESHOES 4:;ijiiles S\'7:^'Eraiiitree-- MAT 18 ;EILLERICAT, THE BREAD THE COCKLE RUN"'- LEIGH ON SEA, .THE SMACK TEA, WICXPORD ,GARM CENTRE MAY 25 NORTGM HEATH •• ' ' "• TERLING, RA"ffiEIGH ARMS- JDM 1i VffllTE RODIM&,. THE-BUTEBRY MmNEAUX PEL.HAM, STAR juNi a NORTON HEATH ' . FATTIffAfICK GREEN, COMPASSES 4 miles E Braint;ree jUW..15 INSATESTONE ' • / • NORTH FMBRIDGE,, FERRY BOAT' IKII ... - NORTeW-HEA'ffl ••• • —-• •' • DUMifO^vY/'CHEQUER.S. JTJN 29 INSATESTOIE STEEPLE, STAR JUL 6 C:AR & BIKE TO BEDS, EAST PACE 45-50 • m. AMPLE- PARKING BUNTINGFORD, THE BAKERY rffiESTLINGWORTH, CHEQUERS' SEE MAP- n? SIGIPOST' TEA, tlTTEE CHEF,. LITLWGTON ALT, RW MORTON HEATH HIGH RODING, LAMB, JT3L 13 ONCAR FELSTEAD, IBV" TREE DOUG BRUmVIMS 100 juli, 20 ITiRTOli HEATH RtAIJUDEN, YEV/. TREE JUL 27 IIGATESTONE HEYBRIDGE BASIN,. THE SHIP- LUNCH A¥AIL ABLE ON "ALL HUMS. INFORMAL RUN, TUESDAY. ILACK HC;RSE, PASLCF COMMON EASTERN & ITiRTHERN! 'B' SECTION SECRET/JiY TED BRAMPTON 01 52(!r 0873 MEET 'C» CROSS KEYS, THCRM700D COMMON MEET 'D« HOBBS CROSS FARM ,THEYDON GARNCN MAY 4 GREEN TYE PRINCE OF WALES . C MAY 11 HATFIELD BROAD OAK DUKES HEAD D MAY-1-8 - - RADLEY GREEN • • ' ' •• THATCHERS ARMS C MAY 25 yOD EASTER STAR D JUW 1 •- felRT GREEN HOOPS G JM 8 Y/HITE RODING BLACK HORSE D JTM 15' VniLINGALE MALTSTERS ..' .•';.. C JUM 22 ROXWELL CHEQUERS - D JUN 29 FDRNEAUX FELBjm STAR C JUL. 6 PLESHEY. LEATHER BOTTLE D JUL 13 ELACHSitORE BULL C JUL 20 BISHOPS GREEN SPOTTED DOG D JUL 27 BmaCK FORD DOTCE OF WELLINGTON C 0 EASTERN & NORTHERN SUNDAYS SECRETARY . JIM STE?ENS 0?1i 593 ©639 MEET A KING GEORGES PLAYUMG FIELDS, BRENTIVOOD MEET B CROSS KEYS CAPE, THORIATOOD COMMON MEET' C HOBBS CROSS FARM,THE?D0N G/'iRNON MAT 7 LITTLE BADDO¥ GENERALS ARt^S • A MAY 14 AYTHDRPE RODING ' . '' AXE &. COMPASSES „'. •MAY-24— —^rBROADS-GREEN- - ' '7 " WAMiUT TREE • A: ... MAY 28 . ,. (K?EAT DUNMOW— - ' -••, ' CHEQUERS B JTM 4 " EAST HANWIWGPIELD VOTDMILL A JUN 11 SHEERINIG CRO» , . , . •. • • • C JUM 18> YfOODKAM WALTER.-: '' •. VICTORIA • • ,- ' • - A JUN ^ FELSTEAD YE^// TREE ' • B JUL 2 HIGH RODIMG ' • LAMB .- . . . •••' ^ A JUL. 9 SAWIRIDGEWORTH THREE . HORSESHOES ' - •' • .- '' G JUL 16 MORTH END BUTCHERS ARIVES • A 1^ m SW Felstead jul 23- MAIPDEN YE\'7 TREE : - B JUL 30 DANBORT CRICKETERS A ALL • RWS -MEET -10 .15, "LEAYE' 10 .45 SHARP TUESDAY JUME 20 HAmTWICK REST- & WELCX3ME ST, MjBMS SECTION , SECRET/JIY BILL MCORE MEET STARBURGER REST, TOOT: SQ. EATPIELD 8'. HIGHFIE\¥ CLOSE, POTTERS BAR, HERTS . EN6.. 5PP- (p. BAR 43024) MAY 2 •mKERW • ROBIN HOOD MAT 5 PEESTOM- RED LION MAY 1.6 ST PAULS WALDEW STRATm!ORE ARlv^S ' MAY 23. ..,GREAT. MPDEM . -PLOUGH- •• - - "may' 30 DARLETHALL FOX JIM 6 COTTERED.-. . ' BULL Mm 13 E.EY GREEN PLOUGH JOT 20'• ' HAULTWICK RBUMIOif • ••• REST AND- WELCOME JUN! 27 PLrAMSTEAD SPOTTED DOG JUL 4 BARWICK FORD ' ' DUKE OP "imtlNGTON JUIL 14 ARDESLET JOLLY WAGGONER ' ' JUl 18: BENIW&TOW CRICKETERS- jWi 25 EREyiCWOOD GREEN' RED EION - THUESMYS SANDRIDCS GREEN MAN' n .OOhs'a. -INFORMAL EAST HERTS SECTION S-ECRETARY EL.SIE RUI\5BALL (•992 2©i007> MEET RIVERSIDE 'lEA ROOMS, •HERTFORD CASTLE THEATRE MAY Z STANDOM • STAR MAY 9 'iMimSMj: • • • EAGLE STEVETTAGE & NORTH HERTS SECTION SEC:RETilRY ART PIDOE (STE?-, 722563;) I4AY 4 ./iRDELEY JOLLT WAGONNER MAT 11. DmET .HALL , ...... FOX MAY 18' BEMIHGTON CRICKETERS ^May PIRTOW • ; . FOX JUM 1 •• • RUSHDEW . MOON & STISIS JUMf 8 STAJSFORD GREEN MAM JUM 15 raiTWELL EAGLE & CHUB JUM 22 SHILLINGTON BEDFORD ARMS JIM 29 HASLIWGFIE&D LITTLE ROSE JTJL 6 LET GREEN PLOWH . ' ^ • JUL 13 BAR-^ICK FORD DUKE OF VffiLLINGTON JUL 2©: SANDOM SIX BELLS JUL, 27 ASBmL THREE TONS • •IJiXS ]?IXTUK-.S FC:i r:rCf. JUIC. JULY 7 T9 All runs meet at tJie; elevenses venues, at; I1O.3O am sand!, move off at 1i1.OOaair.,. unless otherwise stated. SUSSEX aiC^IOM SECRETARY RAY DOUGLASS 25 GUILDFORD ROAD, ^.^ORTHING f VffiST SUSSEX. BNI4 7LL. TORTHING3a686 LUKCH MAY 2 TO AT CAFE, FDLBOROFGH ,, KINGS HEAD, RUDGEV7IGK MAY 9. TEA SHOP, HAHDCROSS HOLMBUSH INN, FAYGATE MAY 16 ANCHOR TM, STOHRINeTON FIVE OAKS Mi, FIVE OAKS MAT 23 HAPPY EATER, HDRSKAM FQX, BUCKS GREEN MAT 30 LimLE CHEF, PI?E OAKS KMES HEAD, HOLMBIHRY ST MART • jm 6 TEA SHOP, KEWDICATE FOTCHBOA^L , OAKWOOD HILL • • TQAT QAFSyVJJLmwmW •^FOIMPAilf, ASHiDliST jm 2(li: .. ANCHOR IMN., STORRIMGTON CRICKETERS, \7ISB0R0U&H EKEEN. JW 27 ' TOAT C'AFBr HJL-BOROU&H ' CODNTRTfMAK, SHIPLEY ' . ML k LITTLE CHEF, FIVE OAKS V/HITE HORSE, MAPLEHURST jm. t1 CHALET, COVfFOLD JOLLT TANNERS, STAPLSFIELD JUL 18 MERRTTHOWHT CAFE, HORSHAM. . PLOFGH, WmR SEEDING ' • • / JUL ^ LITTLE CflEF, FWE OAKS HORSEGUARDS, TILLINGTOW FRIDAYS MAY 5. CHALET, C0\7F0LD ^jTHEATSHEAF, PLBMMERS H.AIN MAY 112 MERRYTHOU&HT CAFE, HORSHAM CHEQUERS, R^TroOK .. , MAY 19 LITTLE CHEF, W. &RINSTBAD JOLLY TANNERS STAPLEFIELD . • ' MAY 26 CHALET CAFE, COOTOLD COVroRET ARMS, WO-RTH . :' ' ' Jim 2 MERRYTHOUGHT CAFE, HORSHAM RED LION, COWFCa.D JUH 9 CHALET CAFE, COWFOL'D PRANKIAN'D ARMS, WASHINGTON JUN 16 MAYNARDS GALLERY, PI¥E OAKS FORRESTERS, KIRDFORD JUNE 23 MERRYTHCU&RT C:AFE, HORSHAM iJfflEATSHBAF, PLUMMERS PILAIN • JUM 30 LITTLE CHEF, W. GRIHSTEAD' KINGS HEAD, RUDCE\fICK JUL. 7 JUGGERNAUT CAFE, FAYGATE CROW, SOUrroVATER JUL. WTEA SHOP, HAJTDCHOSS CKO'M, TURNERS HELL JUL 21 TOAT CAFE, POLBOROUGH SUN INN, PLAISTOW. JUL ^ --MBKRYTHDUGHT- CAFEV HORSHAM ' CHEQUERS, HOV/HOOK SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE SECTION SECRETARY DORIS BAZELT 14 HAYHQRST RD, LUTON LU4 OBZ (5:853181) MAY 2 MILLBROOK CHEQUERS MAY 9 OLD V/ARDEN HARE & HOUNDS MAY 116 GKEENPIELD COMPASSES ... MAY 23 EVERSHOLT GREEPf M :AN MAY 30. SALPORD • SV/AN JUN 6 V/INGRATO; BELL JUM 13 STANFORD, NR CLIFTON GREEN MAN JUM 2a WOBURN MRCHMOOR ARMS . , JTOT 2.0 HAULTV7ICK REUNION REST & WELCOME JUM - 27 - - --••CLePHILL- ••- • STDNE'JtJG JUL 4. DRAYTON PARSLOW THREE HORSESHOES JUL 11 OLD WARDEN HARE & HOUNDS JUL 18' MttLBROOK C?ffiQUERS JUL 25) OLD CR0\7N LITTLE HARWOOD FORTY PLUS CYCLING CLUE .. - RUN&jgTX^rTO^S 'FOR'P^ APRIL." li98S'"" All runs meet at the elevenses venues at 'Ii0.30am and raowe off" at If.OvJam, unless otherwise stated. Please oairry padkedl liinicdi. SUSSEX SECTION SECRETARY JIM TEENOWDEN . . tli. Rock Lane, Chaldon,' Caterham, Surr^. CR3 5AM (6883 47593) TUESDAYS ELEVENSES LUNCH FEB 7 JUGGERNAUT CAFE (PAYGATE) H/JTOCROSS FEB 14 C0\7F0LD SHIRLEY FEB 21 C0\irF0LD FIVE OAKS : , , FEB 28 STORRIHGTON DRAGONS (&REEN M/iR 7 HORSH/iM BUCKS GREEN MAR 14 BASIN© GO\7F0LD r , M/iR 21 STORRIMGTON SHIPLEY _ _„.r.l 1""-' --MAS-28 HORSKAM - •- BUCKS GREEN APR 4 HORSHAM SHIPLEY /iPR 11 FIVE OAKS . ^ COWFOLD •"" im 18 BAsmc DRAGOMS GREEN APR 25> HORSHAM HAHDCROSS FRIDAYS FEB 3 HORSH/JH HANDCROSS FEB 10 PULBOROUGH SHIPLEY PEB17 COVMlLD PLDMMERS PLATO • FEB 24 HORSHAM SHIPLEY M/iR 3-. COYiTFOLD Fim OAKS MAR 10 HORSHAM HOLMBURY MAR 17 COV/FOLD FAYGAIB MAR 24 BASIMG COWFOLD MIR 31 HORSHAM BUCKS GREEN APR 7 G0V7F0LD SHIPLEY •APR -14 • • -HORSMT DRAGO'NS GREEN " " APR 21 HORSHAM BUCKS GREW , -Jv.;. APR 28. COWPOLD "• - SHIPLEY SOUTH BEDFORDSHIRE SECTION SECRETARY' DORIS B/iZEILY 14 HAYHUllST RDo LUTON LU4 OBZ (5S318'1) FEB 7 CLOPHILL STONE JUG FEB 14 EVERSriTLT GREEN MAN FEB 21 MILLBROOK CHEQUERS FEB 28 GREENFIELD COMPASSES MAR 7 OLD V/ARDEN- HARE & HOUNDS MAR 14 STOKE HAMMOND DOLPHIN M/iR 21 \TOllRIi BIRCHMOOR imS MAR 2B S/iPORD SV/AN /J'R 4 ™CRATO BELL APR 11 STANFORD, NR CLIFTON GREEN MAW APR--18 •GLOFHILL STONE" OTG APR ^, DRi\YTON FARSLOW THREE HORSE SHOES ST ALBANS SECTION SECRETARY BILL MOORE MEET STAEBURCER REST, TOW. SQUARE,,HATFIEL£ D .8 HIGHVmiT .CLOSE,.-POTTERS BAR, HERTS 1989 EIf6 5PF (P. BAR 43-^24) JAW 31 FLAMSTEAD SPOTTED DOG • • FEB 7 T;M'iVELL EAaE & CPULD FEB 14 mKERN _ _ RO_Bin HOOD .. .. . - • yEB"2iBiffiACravbOD ' CREEK RED LION FEB 28 ARDELEY . ^ . JOLLY WAGGONER . --. - -' 7 . ;.-BEmWCTD» . CRICKETERS MAR 14 ~ ST PAULS WALDEN" •'i STRATHMORE ARMS MAR 21 HAU!LT\/ICK REST AND \7ELC0ME MAR 28 Ii.EY GREEN PLOUGH APR 4 DARLEYHALL FOX APR 11 COTTEHED BULL APR 18 'VATTON AT STONE • VTAGGON: & HORSES APR 25 BARWICK FORD DUKE OP WELLINGTON THURSDAYS SANDRIDGE, GREEN" MAN? mPORMAL ll.OOhrs. EAST HERTS SECTION MEET RIVER ROOM, HERTFORD CASTLE THEAJCKE. 10.30hrs. TUESDAYS FEB 7 GREAT MWDENf PEOWCH FEB 14 BAR-^ICK FORD DOKE OP \7EtLINGTCN FEB 21 HAULT1,7ICK REST & T7ELC0ME FEB 28 V7ATT0N m: STONE VAGGON & HORSES MAR 7 ASTOM ROSE & CRO\VN M/iR 14 EENINCTON CRICKETERS MAB 21 PERRY GREEN HOOPS MAR 29 V/ALKERN ROBDJ HOOD APR 4 ASPENDEM POX APR 11 ST PAULS WALDEN' STRATHMORB ARMS APR 18 FURWEUX PELHAM STAR APR ARUELEY JOLLY WAGGONER S'JClilVKt^AGE & NORTH HERTS SECTION SECRETARY ART PIDOE 722'i6 3 IS-, SKEGSIESS RD. STEVEtfAGE, HERTS SCI 2HR FEB 2 DANE END . . .THE BOOT FEB 9 ' DAREJEY HALL "' " POX FEB 16 WESTON THATCH HOUSE - . -. FEB 23 BEMINGTON " ' ' ' CRICKETERS MAR 2 LEY GREEN PLOUGH MAR 9 PIRTON FOX MAR 16 WRITWELL. EAOjE AND CHHID MAR 23 RUSHDER MOON & STARS MAR 30 ASB7ELL. THREE TUNS APR 6 SANDOM SIX HELLS APR 13 SHILLINGTON BEDFORD ARMS, 6.1 BORY ROAD APR 20. lARWICK FORD DEJKE OP WELLINGTON^ APE 27 STAJiiPORD GREEN MAN ( Nr CLIFTON) ^^STERM & NORTKEPJa 'A' SECTION SECRET.&RY JOHN SCRUTTON 351 I889 MEET THURSDAY 10.30 .racwe.off 11.o:oaMi 28 L/iMERTON RD, ;.E.FORD .1 G6 • 2EQ; EXCEPT TfHITE -RODING' MEET.''l 1 .00 MO^" OFF "l 130am , • • ' . ^ , feb 2 norton heath MATCHING TYE, POX • • .. FEB 9 IKGA.TESTONE GHUJIRCB HALL. '••TLLINGALE, MALTSTERS ' NORTON ..ROAD, FEB 16 NORTOM HEATH CHIGIALL SMEALY/'PIG & TOISTEE FEB 23 STAPLEFORD ABBOTTS GOLF CORSE THRESHERS BUSH,. JOHN BARLEYCORN •-....: • TYSEA HILL, 1 MILE N MAGDALEN LAYER M/iR 2 lORTOW HEATH AYTHORPE RODING, AXE & COMPASS M/iR 9 INGATESTONE WOODHM MORTIMER, HURDLEMAKERS ARMS MAR 16.' NORTON HEATH PLESHBY, .^rtUITE HORSE MAR 23 ONGAR • • • • GOOD EASTER,. STAR M/iR 30 NORTON HEATH HATFIELD' HEATH, .STAK APR 6 TOGATESTC^ME LITTLE BiiDDO.VJ., GENERAL'S ARMS iffR 13 NCRTOHl HEATH BISHOPS GREEN, SPOTTED-DOG 3 MILES SOUTH DUNMOW APR 20 Y/HITE RODING, THE BUTTERY GREAT EASTON, STv'AN^ AI-R '27"' ' MoRToif •••HEATH CHWALL ST JiiMES, THREE ELMS FISH. &. CHIP;S., S\?EET::& COFFEE £3.50 •book wit.h nans leader LUUCH AVAIL/UILE ON ALL RUMS, ^^FOR^.^AL. RUM, TUESDAY, BLACK HORSE, PASLOW COMMON EASTERN & NORTHERN- 'B' SECTION SECRETARY TED- BR/J\!PTON MEET 'C CROSS KEYS jTHOFJ^TOOD COMMON 12, SPRIWGFIELD .R0AD,WALTHAMST0-i.7 E17 »8DB^ MEET 'D' HOBBS CROSS FARM, THEYDON GARMON 520 §873 FEB 2 HIGH ONGAR FORRESTERS •• :-. D' FEB 9 GREEN TYE PRINCE OF WALES ' c • FEB 16 PwADLEY GREEN THATCHERS ARMS . D FEB 23 HATFIELD BROAD OAK DUKES HEAD . C M/iR 2 STONDOHI MASSEY BRICKLAYERS' /iRMS; • D M/iR 9 PERRY GREEN HOOPS G' MAR 16 MATCMIWG TYE FOX ..• ' . D MAR 23 GOOD EASTER STAR C . . "MAR "3*' '• •••WILLINGALE"""" 'MALTSTERS APR 6 BARWICK FORD DUKE OF WELLINGTON c /J'R 13 . IMITE RODING . • •-• : v - BLACK HORSE D APR 20 {• • MiACKMORE BULL C i\PR 27 AYTHOFvPE RODING AXE Sz COMPASSES D EASTERN & MORTHERN SUNDAYS . ACTING SECRETARY JIM STEVENS 01 593 0639 MEET 'A' KING GEORGES PLAYniG.FIELDS, BRENT'^ifOOD • . MEET 'B' CROSS KEYS CAFE, THOrJ»/O.OD COMMON FEB 5- MORETON • .. • .. •y/HITE HART ' '• B FEB 12 MARGiUIETTING SPREAD EAGLE ':• A FEB 19 CHURCHGATL'E .STREET .: QUEENS HEAD • ' . B FEB 26 FYFIELD QUEENS;.HEAD A M AR 5 HATFIELD HEATH STAG B MikR 1-2 M/JIGARETTIIG TTE VffllTE HART • A MAR 19 MILL GREENI ¥IPER .... B • MAI'i 26, THRESHERS lUSH JOHN B.(\RLEYC.0RN- A •...... ••• APR 2 RC»7ELL CHEQUERS B ' 9' 'SMDON CROW /iP'R 16 MASHBIDIRT PCX J> .APR 23. DE BEAUVOIR imS & im 30 SAWBRIDGK^ORTH THREE HORSESHOES B . ALL RUNS MEET 10.50, LEIJFE H.OOam SHARP'UNLESS 0THEffi7ISE STATED, gdUTHEND SECTION SECRETL/lRY -ROT CH/iII.ENGER .3 MEET 11.0Gaii 70 SM/itGAINS-AYE,, CANVEY ISLMD, ESSEX, FEB 2 ASDA WOODHAM' FERRERS iSi\LMJT TTfflE,BROADS GREEIJ ' ' FEB 9 INGATESTONE, NCRTOM .SD. WILLIMGiaE, MALTSTERS FEB 16. BI&ATESTONE, NORTOIf RD CHIGNAL SME.^OL-Y, FIG & l^THISTLE FEB 23 ASDA Y/OODRiUf FESPxERS • STEEPLE, THE STAR urn 2 BILLERIGAY,-' ED THE BREAD MILL GREEN, CRICKETERS M/iR 9 BfGATESTONE WOODBAJtf. MCRTILCER, HURDIS4AKERS ARI\«S M/iR 16 MGATESTOSE PLESHEY, LEATHER BOTTLE m]R 23 USGATS'STO'lE^' GOOD EASTER, ST/J"i - MAS 30 BILLEEICAYi ED THE BREAD!' STONDON MASSEY5 BRICKLAYERS' ARMS ilPR NEPTUHE Ci\FE, LATCHINGDON LITTLE BADDOW, GENERALS miS' i\FR 13' Tim BRIMGEY, GT BADDOW BISHOPS GREEN;, SPOTTED DOG- APR 20 ASDA,' •"v/OCDH/*! FEPvRERS BOREHAit, QUEENS HEAD APE 27 IMGATHSTONE CHIGNAL ST JAMES, THREE ELMS ' (SEE RUNS LIST) "• SOUTHEM SECTION '\7EDNESDAYS SECRETi^RY JOHN RAINBOW 46 0 2958'- WIDHOPOS RD, BROMLEY, KENT BR 11 2EH FEB 1 '•• • CAFE,, VffiSTErJiAlvr ..FEL-S'..: OASIS CAFE, '?rBST KIM&SDffiW FEB 115 TILLAGE CAFE, FARNBOROUGH' FEB 22: RETREAT' CAFE,. FOLHILL • - - M'7iP"1 • GOLF CLUB, LULLII\FGST0N1E MAR 8 CAFE, \TOSTERH.«i? • MAR 15' TILLAGE CA-FE, FARNBO ROUGH MAR 22 CLEARl^AYS CAPE, 'J^'EST KINGSTOl^N M/iR 29 RETREAT CAFE, POLHILL APR 5 Af'ILLAGE CAFE, FARtfBOROUGH' MAR 12 GOLF CLUB, LULLINGSTONE MAR 19 OASIS CAFE, ^^VEST KBIGSDOW K1R26. , -VILLAGE €AFE, PARNBOROUGH' ' SOUTHERN SECTION STOTOAYS SECRETARY JACK WATT " 25'^, GliANGE HOUSE, SUN COURT, SLADE GREEN' ERITH, KENT', DA8 2JJL (0322 34-07'03)) FEB 5 TEA ROOMS, DO'ME VlIiAGE* WHITE ROCK, UNDERRIVER FEB..1 2 NELLS. CAEE.,...&'IN&LEV?ELL .BLACK. HORSE, STANSTE-D • FE B ,1, 9 GOLF CLUB LI]L.LIN&STONS STAR & Gv\rvTER, CLAYGATE X FBii.'•2 6 HIGH liLMS- GOLF CLUB ' MEMBERS CHOICE . - ,.- -• • • - ^t../: . MAR 5; TEA ROOMS, DOWNE VILLAGE* CHEQUERS, HEA^RHAI*! •• . '' MAR 12 HOLLY¥ILLE CikFE, W, KnfGSDOW RED LION, OFPAJil: ' MATi 19 NELLS CAFE, SIMGL.E'ifELL UPNOR VILLAGE LOC:AL PUB- • , MAR 26 • HIGH ELMS GOLF CLUB ' V MEMBERS CHOICE APR 2 ' NELLS CAFE, SINGLEi^TELL BLA.GK HORSE, STANBTED'^ '•:' ' iWTi.9 ' LITTLE CHEF, FASNBOROUGH ' CHEQUERS, HEA^RK/\IvI APR 16 GOLF CLUB, LULLIlGSTpNE ST/iR & G/LRTER, CL.AYGATE. X APR 23 HIGH ELMS GOLF CLUB MEMBERS CHOICE' isPR 30 TEA ROOMS, DOWE VULAGS rfflCETE ROCK, UEfDERRIVER * IF CLOSED, GO TO HIGH ELMS GOLF CLUB EAST MORTHANS STilCiTTnw SEC:RETjiRY RON MILLS Y/ELLINGBOROUGH 223817 1M9 7TQ 34 HIGH ST, GT DODDINGTON, NORTH^WrS FEB I ODEEL, THE BELL FEB 8 UPPER mm, THREE COMPASSES FEB 15 ORLBSGBURY, THE QUEENS ARMS FEB 22 YIEIiDON, THE CHEQUERS MAR 1 ODELL, THE BELL MAR 8. UPPER DE/iN, THREE COMPASSES MAR 15 ORE:INGBU"RY, QUEENS AIMS M AR 22 YIEEDEN, CHEQUERS MAR 29 ODELL, BELL APR 5 UPPER DEAN^', THREE COWASSES APR 12 ORLIi*}GBURY', QUEEI^S m^HQ APR 19 YIEIiDON, CHEQUERS APR 26 SEE SECTION SSCRET.-ffiY We welcome the following net? members:- March I989 Mr. R.A.Blick - 5 Derwent Way, Chelmsford, Essex CM1 2LP Tel: Chelmsford Mr. S^Broom - 15 Bearaway, Dagenham, Essex,RM10 8XR Tel: -.cqpz-^^q^^^^ Mrs, J^Ca3.f - 12 Belvoir Close, Rushden, NorthantSj^^^ ONL Mr. H. Cook - 13 Brookland Gardens, Emerson Park Romford, Essex Mr. L,G.& Mrs. L.Ebdon, 15a High Street, Chipping Ongar, Essexo Tel: Ongar Ms. C.M.Green - 11? Ripon Road, Stevenage, Herts, SGI i+LW 362526 Tel: Stevenage 722853 Mr. G.W.Hooper - k? Hollybush Lane, Welwyn Garden City, Herts AL? kJE Tel: Welwyn Garden City 320^33 Mr. J.B.Howard - 5 All Saints Road, Cople, Bedford; Beds, Tel: Cardington 71? Mr. P.J.Kibbles - 15 Downlands Avenue, Worthing, Sussex BNI^f 9HD Tel: Worthing 20M69 Mr. E.Kyle - 36 The Crescent, Nunthorpe, Middlesborough, Yorkshire. Mr. D.Ledger - 85 Ingleby Road, Ilford, Essex IG1 ifRX Tel: 0155^ I810 . Mr. G.R.Mann - Ganns Cottage, Ongar Road, Stondon Massey, Brentwood, Essex CMI5 -OEF Tel: Blackmore(Essex) 823286 Mr. N.G.Potter - 7 Rye Close, Hatfield Peverel, Chelmsford, Essex, CM3 2LN Tel: 02^5 38OO89 Mr. L & Mrs. D.M.Raybould, 63 Foxholes Road, Great Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 7HR Tel: 02if5 75150 Mr, P.Reed - 91 Heath Drive, Moulsham Lodge Estate, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 9HG Tel: 02^5 69962 Mr. T.Regan - 320 Firs Lane, Palmers Green, London, N13 5LY Tel: 01 807 635^ Mr. M.C.Scott - 7 Lancaster Road, Rothwell, Kettering, Northants NNI^t 2DW Tel: 0536 712507 Mr. A.W.Shorter - 105 Tandra, Milton Keynes, Bucks, Tel: Milton Keynes 668536 Mr, G,W.& Mrs.J.Skevington, 10 Broadmead, Biggleswade, Beds, Tel: Biggleswadw Mrs. J.Turner - 19 LansdowneHill, West Norwood, London 'SE27r[ig-L .Q^y|!|g265 Mr. F.Walker - 29 Walters £?.icGe, Galleywood, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 8NU Tel: 02k3 k92 033 Mr, E.Watts - 68 Beaconsfield Road, Tring, Herts HP23 km Tel: Tring 678^ Mr, G.West - 37 Furze View, Chorleywood, Herts, WD3 5HT Tel: 0^27Qk^8h Following the maxim, 'If you can't beat them, join them', Jill Calf, Graiiam Mann and Philip Reed have joined their respective spouses in the FORTY PLUS, MINOR AI4ENDMENTS ghange of Address -(new address given) VsH^Jal Mi's8 laNsShsi'ii: 1? W§§i§fl'iag Court, Sheffield, S^f 8FP Mr. M.J.Friday - ^kk Middle Park Avenue, Eltham, London SE9 5SD Mr. F.Townsley, Northwood Residential Home, 2k Gloucester Road, New .Barnet, ^ l^<^<'^ Herts, Tel: 01it405853 ' Mr. G,W, & Mrs. J.Bolwell - 3k Marshall Crescent, Broadstairs, Kent, CT10 2ES Tel: 0843 65592 Mr, A.Westley - Corner Cottage, 2 High Street, Kirton, near Boston, Lines. PE20 1ED Tel: 0205 723279 Mr. L.W.Emburey- 3 Kendal Rise, Broadstairs, Kent. CT10 1AT Tel: 08^3 62124 Mr. E.A,Soar - change of number of house and telephone number 69 formerly 55, Whipsnade 873 685 ADD POSTCODE Mrs, V.M.Ruffle - LU6 1RT Mr, D,& Mrs. C.Orme - IP19 9JU DEATHS We regret to say the following have died:- Mr. A.W„(Bert) Richards - 17th November Mr, H.Loring - 10th December Mr. D.Bray - 28th November Mr. W.Gooding - January Mrs, D,Groom - 6th December Mr.H,Reay Febriiary I988 Mr, S.C.Cherry - 7th December RESIGNATIONS Mr. D.Medrow and Mrs. P.Wrdight(Romford) EE-INSTATEMENT Mrs. P.J.Clark (better known as Pat Hanlon) 'f^.C£^-^ NE¥ MEMBERS We extend a hearty welcome to the following :- Arnold, Mr. E.E. and Joynson, Mr. J,, Mrs. S.O.. Oxley, Mr. C.A., 60, Kensington Rd*, 42, Avenue Rd., 37, Offham House, Romford, Essex. Sutton, Surrey. Beckway St., RM7 9DA (Romford 760478) SM2 6JB (01 643 ^177) London. SE17 ITW Barnard, Mr. N. and Lines, Mr. F.J*, Mrs. M., Simpson, Mr. J.R., "Fircroft", 67, Lodge Lane, 26, Greenheys Drive, 7, Greenways Drive, Romford, Essex. South Woodford, Maidenhead, London. RM5 2LJ (RoDjford 20556) Berks. El8 2HB SL6 5DU Cox, Mr. H.A,, (01 989 5932 - home) 3, Crouch Beck, 253 9393 Lovelock, Mr. K.C. and (01 - office South Woodham Ferrers, Mrs. E.M., ' ext. 404 Essex. 23, Goodmayes Close, CM3 5JY (0245 323512) Bedford. TVooldridge, Mr. D., 95j Quarrquarryy LaneLan , Holmes, Mr. A.J. and mh2 OLX (Bedford 211614) Hastingfield, Mrs. A.T., Berkeley House, Camhs. Newhould, Mr. K., CB3 7LB High St., Ingatestone, 227, Ware Rd^, Essex. Hertford, Herts. Yareham, Mr. D., CM^ 9ED (0277 35221) (Hertford 583792) 5, The Hale, Highams Park, Ireland, Mr. D. and REINSTATE London. Mrs. K., Mr. R.S. Sheath E4 9NS (01 523 15^7) k3, Berry Lane, Langdon Hills, Basildon, Essex. ^ It is with deep regret that we have to 5; SSI6 6AY t record the death, on 22nd September $ J 1988, of MR. A.J. MOTT (JACK) SENR. $ CHANGES OF ADDRESS (new addreso/l/I s- given• )^ S: H.-'HIL""' : By-s Clo«e Potters Bar, Herts. EN6 2UZ Mr. p.c. Corke II- MINOR AMENDMENTS TO MEMBERSHIP LIST Mrs. J. Tohin - Add Post Code TNl^ 7HN Mrs, S.E. Johnson - Amend name of road to Pines (not Pures) Mrs. A. Ashton (Secretary of East Herts Section) is now Mrs. A. de Warrenne )()»K)l)(KX)(l .|.. .N E.W... .:..M.E M.:E.E R S. J * OIHX^HXXXXOKXXWKKxl We are pleased to weicomf.'the_..following :- Mrs. L.J. Archer ' Mr.' Ri.'C;/1yirs. B. Ash Mrs;- L. BbWtle ' 57 Egbert Gardens 4 William .S,treet 2 Roseway Wickfbrd Rainham"" Dulwich Village Essex- ' Giliingham, Kent London . . e.- . -SSli 7BV/ - •- .• • ME8 8HH SE21 7Jf (T^l. '0268 762885) ' -(Tel. Medway (0634) (Tel. 01 274 9510)- - .. 34943) Mr. 'F. J." Drought Mr. T.A.W. Gilloy Mr. W.D. Haxeii 24 Marshworth 129 Aldriche Way "Grey Scars" Tinkers Bridge .Highams Park . Newby, Clapham, . • Milton Keynes London Via Lancaster . Bucks ' ,j •. . . . E4 9LU LA2 8HL MK6 3DA (Tel. 0908 670143) Mr. D.L. Jennings Mr. j. Keane Mr./krs. J. Seddon 24 Hubbards Chase 4 Lovibonds Avenue 2 Jubilee Retreat Homchurch . Orpington Bury Road Essex Kent Chingford . • , HMll 3DJ BR6 8ER London (Tel. 04024 4l'91'2) (Tel. 0689 5.6018) : E4 7QJ (Tel. 01 529 4923) Mr. C.F. Suroh Mr. R. Wickens Mr. B/1yirs. M.I. Wood 32 Church Road "Holly Rise" 17 Tudor Road Hatfield Pieverel Maynard Green Wheathampstead Chelmsford, Essex. Horam St. .jQbans, Herts • CM3 2LA East Sugsex • AL4 8NW . ... (Tel. Chelmsford 381400) TN21 ODE (Tel., 058283 2244) (Tel. Horam Road 2666) Note; The Family Section is still growing - the spouses of Lilian Archer, Lily Bowtl-e and J-ohn^ Keane are- sRLready members. . . . We welcome back DennisHaxell, after an absence of five ..yfiars+.-.-.'_..--.J.. .. following his move to the North. ;. •• . ,," . CONGRATULATIONS to Jim Haines on his 80th birthday (llth May) and likewise'. \ . . • / . to George, Skevington (2nd May) .-\ .,!... (in -abundance) to the "Father" of the Forty Plus - Bert Harris - who will be ,.. ^ on 27th April.'. ' ' . .' . . Also Eieiated Congratul,ations .to the. Club's other nonagenarian - Harold Gilzean _21-.(?P.:^17t.h December, last. ' , ' . . _ A A' A A fl K • • . . i •... It is with deep regret that we have to record the deaths of the following Reginald Postlethwaite - 9th November William Morrell - 27th December Vera Allen - 12th November Bill Morrell is the third member in 1989 to have died as a result of a collision with a car. „!, A A A A A A The following resigned with effect from I.I.90.!- Mr. W.F. Tomkins Mr. F.R. Piatt Mr. E.J. Upton P.t.o. MEMBERSHIP FACTS AND FIGURES Membership at 31.12.88, - 728. Gains:. :New Members 76 Losses! Deaths 18 Hesitations •4 Membership at 31.1^,89. - .751 Did Not Renew •31 Net Increase 23 It must be noted that,.although the net increase for 1989 is the lowest for some years, the Club is still.growing rapidly. We are 200 more than at April 1985 (550) and have nearly trebled firom 1980 (less than 3o6). Fewer than 5^ fail to. renew : membership each year, We suspect that several of those not renewing did not lapse membership voluntarily but have, in fact, died and we have not been notified. . Eleven members have , been in the Club since the. "Fifties" . i- . 1951 - Ted Groomi: (Pounder Member); Tom Wooder; George Canham 1952 - Rose Ford; Bill Dadd 1956 - Ben Crooke • 1957 - Marion James 1958 - George Knapp; .Dick Bennett 1959 - Jack and Prim Jefftrd Bill Fisher originally joined the Club in 1959 tut lapsed for a -few years in the "Sixties". He then re-joined and has been with us since 1970. .. . \^\* V/ X* ». w w •• ' • • 1 •• , . . /I K ^ A A i\ AMiJJDMENTS TO MEMBERSHIP LIST Change of Address • (New Address Given) Mr. C./krs. M. Cheesman Mr.E./te-s,E.Smith . 55 Churchgate Street ' 18 The Limes Harlow, Essex Ashill CMI7 OJT Thetford, Norfplk (Tel.Harlow (0279) 27502) IP25 7DD (Tel. 0760 440- 827) Please add or amend both Post Code and Tel. No. as follows :- Mr. JiB. Howard - MK44 3TW (Tel. 0234 858717) Mr. 0. Millett - RM6 5AB (Tel. 01 590 6756) Please add or amend the following Post Codes s- Mr.W.S.H." Brown - CM15 9LB; Mr..K.'Newbould - SG15. 7EJ;:. Mr.L. J.^oy - .I)A14 4PY Telephone Numbers - Please add or amend as follows Mr.W.F./krs.L.J. Archer; 0268 762885 Mr.F.H. Barrett; Rayleigh 780752 Mr. W.J. Brien; 0268 742681 Mr. W.H. Clayton 0905 55672 Mr. M.J. Friday 01 859 7617 Mr. R. Gordon 01 485 9596 Mr./Mrs.J.. Greet 0277 654915 Mr. F. /krs. M. Jacks on 09.92 ^^7960 • Mr.J.O./Mrs.F.P-Jefford & Mr. L^E; Johnson 07O8 44665 son Mr.S.R. Jefford 0582 429072 Mr.F.H.Lake 01 557.2175 Mr.E.Martingell 01 467 2283 Mr.E.V/.Oakford 0737 761557 Mr. A. V. Palmer 0438 554275" • Mr . R . PI Rand 08862 5797 Mr.J.Rosbrook 0621 859541 Mr. J-.j; Simpson Worthing 54654 Mr. L, J. /krs. H. M. Smart 01 550 0215 Mr.D.Tanner 0295 545869 Mr.W-.A,Taylor-- • 01 595 5205 Mr.P./krs.K.Tozer 0955 605155" Mr.E. E.Wheeler 01 595 2772 Mr.R.A./Mrs.J.Wilkihsoh 6279 725167 Addendum: Mr. W. Lowen 0582 665552