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F.R.A. NEWS Issue No F.R.A. NEWS Issue No. 5, October 1986 ^O C IA T\0^ OPEN FELL RUNNING World Cup - England 1988? At last year’s AGM views and comments were sought on the The much heralded meeting with the AAA General Sec­ FRA’s involvement in international fellrunning, especially in retary, Mike Farrell, and David Littlewood, Secretary of regard to the staging of a World Cup event in Britain. This the AAA Rules Revision committee, took place on 7th matter has received a great deal of consideration by the com­ August. The F.R.A. was represented by Norman Berry, mittee resulting in the resolution included on the agenda for Andy Styan, John Blair-Fish and Selwyn Wright. the AGM next month. In November 1985 the committee decided that an invitation it We were well-pleased with the friendly and cooperative had received to stage the World Cup in 1986 must be turned reception which enabled a good deal of progress, to be down. Even if funds in the form of grants and sponsorship were made. After a long discussion of our opening presen­ forthcoming there was simply insufficient time for planning such an event, and furthermore reservations were felt about tation, agreement was reached on a course of action to possible undesirable effects such an event might have on the overcome the present restrictions imposed on athletes traditional fellrunning scene. But it was said that we would in fell races by rules regarding ‘eligibility’. A number of like to be considered as host for the World Cup at some later date. measures are necessary to secure the change we seek, At subsequent meetings committee discussed the likely effects including rule changes, and involving B.O.F.R.A. of staging a World Cup on the fellrunning scene in Britain: Discussions with B.O.F.R.A. have been sought but Would the courses be representative of our type of fellrunning? haven’t yet taken place, so it is difficult to be specific at Would the promoting of an elitist event be welcome to our fellrunners? Would attendant publicity be detrimental?, etc., this point. etc. It was decided to draw up a policy on international fell­ Suffice to say that the AAA will hopefully approve the running which was discussed in detail by the committee in May and published in the June Newsletter. rule changes which will be put forward by David Little- wood in the near future, and other steps will follow this. Meanwhile it became known that the Swiss would stage the World Cup in 1987 and that there would be an invitation to us Furthermore it was agreed the AAA committee should for 1988. be asked to make it clear to District Committees that W hile recognising that some features of the World Cup at management within fell running is a matter purely for present differ from traditions of our own fellrunning, such as in the matter of the flagging of courses, the committee feels that a the FRA, which therefore has responsibility for disci­ British influence could best be exerted by our actually staging a plinary procedures. This should mean we have seen the World Cup. A draft budget was therefore drawn up and en­ last of AAA bannings of our members. quiries have been made about grant aid from the Sports Council which looks promising. If the resolution is passed by the AGM There is plenty of work still to be done, but we are firm plans and budgets will be drawn up and the necessary hopeful that open fell running will arrive within the funding through grant and sponsorship sought. All being well next season. we should then be in a position to accept the invitation to stage the World Cup in 1988. Selwyn Wright Norman Berry TOUR OF PENDLE OFF Dinner and Presentation We brought you The Tour of Pendle and Half Tour sche­ for FRA British and duled for Saturday 4th October have PBs had to be cancelled due to the impen­ Best Selling range ding move of race organiser, John English Championships Reade, to Scotland. For English Cham­ followed by Disco. Bar Extension until 12.30 a.m. of Fell shoes pionship purposes they have been Now we have the replaced by the Langdale race. A SATURDAY 11th OCTOBER - 7.30 for 8.00 p.m. shorter race will also be held for juniors. at the Waterhead Hotel, Ambleside PB FELL SUIT Waterproof & Windproof MENU made in 2oz high tenacity Florida Cocktail ripstock nylon, full length * * * zip, hood, draw cord at waist and hood. Folds away Home-made Vegetable Soup in its own zip pocket, * * * fastens around waist with quick release buckle and Roast Beef Er ‘trimmings’ / Vegetarian Lasagne belt. Colours: Royal or Green. * * * Jacket: £22.95; Sherry Trifle / Lemon Mousse / C heese & Biscuits Trousers: £11.95; Suit: £34.90 * * * PETE C offee and Mints BLAND SEQ.RiTfi SPORTS Tickets £8.50 inclusive from: L 34A Kirkland, Kendal, Cumbria Angelo Carson models one of Jon Broxap, 34Burneside Road, Kendal. Tel: 27502 Tel: 0539 31012 Pete Bland's Ufa ‘Seconds'! 1986 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The 1986 Annual General Meeting will be held at Chapel Stile VOTING AT THE AGM: Village Hall, Langdale at 15.30 hrs on Saturday 11th October Each individual member has one vote at the AGM. Each affiliated (after the Langdale race). Club has two votes which can only be used by a Club official or representative nominated for diat purpose. The Secretary should Committee posts: be notified of such representatives by October 1st or a.s.a.p. on The following posts are to be elected at the AGM (present the Club’s headed notepaper. holders in brackets). Motions for the AGM, duly proposed and seconded, by FRA Chairman (Norman Berry, Holmfirth) members should be forwarded to the Secretary by the same date. Secretary (Jonathan Broxap, Keswick) No motions can be taken ‘from the floor’ at the AGM but time Treasurer (Dave Hodgson, Horsforth Fellandale) will be given after the meeting for an open discussion. Editor (John Reade, Clayton) Two motions have been received to date: Fixtures Secretary (Tony Hulme, Pennine) 1 That the FRA should organise a single championship called Membership Secretary (Richard White, Holmfirth) the British Championship (Regional Committees may continue Statistician (Kevan Shand, Rochdale) to organise Regional Championships, e.g. Welsh). Welsh rep. (Angela Carson, Eryri H.) Proposed: /. Blair-Fish; 2nd: P.G. Knott. Scottish FRA members rep. (Keith Burns, Carnethy H.) 2 FRA Committee is willing to stage the 1988 World Cup sub­ Club reps: 1 f. Nixon (Horwich) ject to agreement to satisfactory format and finance. 2 S. Wright (Ambleside) Proposed: D. Hodgson; 2nd: A. Hulme. 3 D. Hughes (CFRA) Individual reps: 1 A. Styan (Holmfirth) 2 J. Gibbison (Lancaster) INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT (subject to Audit) 3 S. Parkin (Holmfirth) INCOME 1986 1985 Subscriptions/Donations 11456 7870 Nominations for these posts should reach the Secretary by Octo­ Magazine Adverts 544 595 ber 1st or as soon as possible thereafter. Of the above Richard Interest 540 632 White and John Gibbison are not standing for re-election. Sale of T-Shirts/Badges 425 66 Reebok donation to Calendar 282 Metlex donation to Newsletter 324 COMMITTEE VACANCY: Sundry 82 74 Organiser of FRA Junior & Intermediate Championships (to replace John Gibbison). 13653 9237 A person is needed who is keen to encourage runners under 21 EXPENDITURE 1986 1985 years of age by: M agazine 5605 4583 C alendar — choosing the Championship races and contacting organisers 575 681 Dinner Dance — modifying the rules for competition where necessary 88 242 Insurance (£426) 1986, (£338) 1985 —— — putting out ‘low-key’ publicity to Clubs Membership Sec’s and Computer charges 1144 1257 — collecting results and working out Championship points Secretary's Expenses 189 287 — keeping Juniors/Intermediates well-informed of positions and news Treasurer’s Expenses 46 86 — helping to pick International teams Committee Attendance 360 204 — introducing new ideas for future development. Purchase T-Shirts 394 Contact Jon Broxap before, or at, die AGM if interested. T rophies/Prizes 268 370 N ew sletter 1276 290 Miscellaneous 754 782 MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY RETIRING - Would you be interested? 10699 8782 Richard White's increasing family commitments force him to Su rplu s for year 2954 455 retire as Membership Secretary at die AGM, and on your behalf we thank him most warmly for doing the job so efficiently for the BALANCE SHEET past year or two. ASSETS 1986 1985 T rop hies 410 410 We require a successor to Richard. The following outlines what T ypew riter 491 is involved in being Membership Secretary: Stock T-Shirts 802 211 Debtors 245 282 The workload falls into two periods - (a) the peak time for Bank Deposit Account 7500 5500 membership renewals which is from December to February, and Current Account £836 842 933 (b) the remainder of the year, dealing mainly with new member­ Cash £ 6 ship applications, which steadily decline and are very few from July through to November. 10290 7336 A computerised Membership Record Service is used to maintain Represented by: Accumulate Fund at beginning of year 7336 6881 the records, produce address labels, lists, etc. Surplus for year 2954 455 The main tasks are: 10290 7336 — to receive renewal forms with subscriptions, batch up the forms for the computer and bank the subs. For a period of 2 to 3 weeks there is a lot to do, requiring several hours each week — to receive enquiries from people wanting to join, send out details and The S.H.R.A. AGM forms. will be held on 8th November after the — to receive applications, respond by issuing membership number, Tinto Hill Race at Biggar calendar and Fellrunner, batch up forms, bank subs, as above.
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