• Front cover
• Club officers
• In this issue
• Membership news
• South East Relays
• Training diary
• Junior Jottings
• Juniors, your club needs you!
• Time for a Fix
• Bushy Park score event
• ‘Development’ Orienteering
• South East League individual performance analysis
• Oxshott training event
• Event diary
• South East Night League

Club Officers 2000-2001

Copy date for Issue 136 (September 2001) will be August 31st. Letters, event reports, articles, cartoons, gossip, scandal, notices, small ads, court circulars, births, deaths and marriages should be posted to Sarah Brown (address above); electronic copies via e-mail are particularly welcome.

New Members: If you are new to SLOW, you might not know about … Training: Tues. eve. (7:15 pm) training open to all, of all standards: every Tuesday at the clubhouse (Thames Hare and Hounds, Richard Evans Memorial Playing Fields, Kingston Vale); 9 pm at the ‘Robin Hood’ pub, Kingston Hill; and other venues: see the Training Diary for details.

… and Transport: we can organise lifts to events: ring any of the club’s officers, as listed above, and one of us will sort this out for you.

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IN THIS ISSUE

Hot, hot, hot, although the thunder clouds are rolling in as I write this so maybe summer will soon be back to normal. Midge has sloped off to the World Masters so we shall have to wait for mutterings until the next issue…but I can have Sarah's Say instead as I have actually managed to do my first event since February: the orange course at Trosley Park! Read all about it as well as:

• Training Diary: Summer Specials at Claygate and East Sheen Common
• JUNIORS YOU ARE NEEDED
• Andy in a Fix
• Event Diary…still small but improving!

MEMBERSHIP NEWS Membership Secretary, Ginny Catmur

Change of Address:

• Andrew and Anne Leaney
• Stephan Rudolf
• Mike Elliott

  Welcome to the following new members:

  • Diana Smith (W21)
  • Phil Moore (M40)
  • Alleyn's School c/o Richard Alldrick
  • Fiona Greenwood (W35) (actually a temporarily lapsed member)

  SOUTH EAST RELAYS: TROSLEY COUNTRY PARK, JUNE 24TH

  A good diverse turn out from SLOW included a family team, a junior team, and three mixed lots. First leg runners on the orange course suffered by not finding Control Two as it was still in the boot of the planner's car! Oops. It was disappointing for the likes of Charlotte Turner who had set off leading the field, and also quite daunting for some inexperienced Juniors. In the end, the organisers let the results stand in keeping with the low key friendly feel to the event. My team of Peter Huzan and Timo Teinila managed to come second behind Mole Valley B, with Mole Valley A (handicapped by lack of control) third. All in all, good fun and great to get the dust off my compass.

  Sarah Brown

  TRAINING DIARY Heather Walton

  A big thank you to those who've organised Tuesday evening events to allow us to make the most of the light summer evenings - Andy Robinson/Gavin Andrews (Wimbledon); Frank Lyness/Ginny Catmur (Bushy Park) and Alan and Di Leakey (Oxshott). See the exciting results elsewhere in this issue.

  There is still time to fit in a few more. Andy Morrison has invited us to a tour of bits of common land around Claygate on 17 July (either street event type format (set length of time to get lots of clues) or a pleasant country run) with shower/social at his house afterwards. On 24 July there will be Sarah's Summer Sprint around Sheen.

  Other dates we will be meeting at the Thames Hare & Hounds clubhouse, Richardson Evans Memorial Playing Fields, Kingston Vale (map on website) at 7.15 for 7.30 as usual. Food and drink afterwards (about 9pm onwards) at the Robin Hood pub on Kingston Hill.

  Here is the detailed calendar:

  3 July	Run
  10 July	Run (Committee meeting)
  17 July	Claygate. Start from 7.15 onwards at the car park of the Claygate Comrades Club (Royal British Legion) off Hare Lane close to its junction with Oaken Lane. Afterwards at Andy Morrison's 1, Cedar Walk, Claygate, Esher (walk from above car park). Contact Andy Morrison 01372 470295.
  24 July	Sarah's Summer Sprint on East Sheen Common, Fife Road entrance. Start from 7:15. Afterwards most likely at The White Horse, Worple Way, Richmond. The food is good but it can be smoky. Please contact Sarah Brown 020 8940 9583 nearer the time.
  31 July	Spankers Hill relay, Richmond Park
  7 August	Run (Scottish 6 days)
  14 August	Scarp slope, Richmond Park
  21 August	Terrain training, Richmond Park
  28 August	Run
  4 September	Hill intervals, Broomfield Hill
  11 September	Run (Committee meeting)

  I hope you are all managing to keep some training going despite the lack of incentive of any major events. You'll be glad you did when major events do start again…

  JUNIOR JOTTINGS

  Junior training - see Captain's report. We will be arranging some training in September before the Peter Palmer relays including some night orienteering training. We will select the date to suit those running in the relays but other juniors will be welcome too. Watch your e-mails/telephones or ring me on 020 8891 0453 to get the latest.

  Heather

  SLOW JUNIORS - YOUR CLUB NEEDS YOU

  Hi SLOW juniors, There are a couple of junior TEAM EVENTS coming up in September where it would be great to get out SLOW junior teams.

  First up is the YVETTE BAKER TROPHY, named after Britain's most famous orienteer; she is a current world champion. This is a team competition where anybody can run. You run either Yellow, Orange, Light Green or Green depending on your age and whether you have got a Gold standard. There need to be at least 8 people up to age M/W20 (with at least 3 M/W14 or younger). Since everyone runs their own course separately, all of you can come along whatever your standard.

  The second event is the PETER PALMER TROPHY. This is the main relay event for juniors - and it is just for juniors! Overnight accommodation (on the Saturday) & breakfast are provided since the event starts at 4.30am! We would travel up together to get there on Saturday at 5pm where we can meet the other teams and take part in a friendly 5-a-side football competition, followed by going out for an evening meal.

  To make up a complete relay team, we need 8 people up to M/W18, with at least two boys & two girls. If we cannot make up that number then we can still put in a non-competitive team of 5 people. The courses are Yellow, Orange, Red, Light Green, and Green.

  The club will be keen to put on TRAINING in south-west London for all of you. We will concentrate on improving your skills needed to get round whatever colour course you need to run. This can include some night orienteering pratice for the ONE OR TWO people who would need to run the Red course at night for the Peter Palmer Trophy. The location (Sutton Park) is of the right standard to put on good junior courses, even at night.

  For both competitions, it can be a great way of meeting other SLOW juniors, being part of the team, improving your skills, and having some fun experiences. Please reply to Pete Huzan if you would like to have a go at either of these events, or if you have any questions. And your parents will be pleased to hear that these events will be free for you. Remember that this year, the main aims are just to HAVE FUN and get some experience. In future years we can always try to do better. Here are the dates:

  Yvette Baker Trophy	16th September at a Mole Valley event near London (Sunday only)
  Peter Palmer Trophy	22/23rd September at Sutton Park near Birmingham (Travel up on Saturday, return on Sunday)

  Best wishes

  Pete

  TIME FOR A FIX Andy Robinson

  What's happening on the fixtures front? The surprising answer is quite a lot. Despite the general 'doom and gloom' feeling that FMD has caused, the last couple of months have seen (in the South-East at any rate) pretty much the level of orienteering that one would expect at this time of year.

  Of course things are still bad in other parts of the country and some of the biggies lined up for the late summer/autumn have fallen by the wayside - White Rose, Caddihoe and the AIRE National have all been cancelled. It's now not just a problem of whether FMD is still about but whether mappers and planners have enough time to access an area beforehand. So here's hoping Newborough on 21^st October holds and we can have a British Champs this year.

  Anyway in this part of the world most O areas are open and SLOW has been very active in putting on little fixtures. Wimbledon Common has seen:-

• a SportIdent try-out on a Tuesday evening featuring Gavin Andrews on keyboard.
• a score event for Lady Eleanor Holles School.
• another score event for a bunch of rugby players for someone's 40th birthday.

  These last two are just the sort of thing we should be doing at a local level to let the great unwashed out there see what orienteering is all about. OK, we're not expecting any great surge in membership but hopefully we've planted a few seeds for later.

  In the mainstream O line we put on a small colour-coded on The Nower, where we added to our overall knowledge of how to run events with SportIdent - you can learn a lot from your mistakes!!

  Arising from that I intend for future events to appoint 4 officials. Besides the usual two of organiser and planner, there would also be an SI organiser and an SI planner. The idea is to follow the principal that the more you split jobs up, the smaller each one is, the easier it is to do and the easier it is to find someone to do it. Actually the SI planner's job is so small (programming boxes) that it would normally be done by the planner or the SI organiser. I did it for The Nower and it looks like I'm also doing it for Reigate on 15 July. I found it good fun chucking SI boxes about and making lots of beeping noises. Little things…

  But it's the SI organiser's job where we really have scope to make progress. It really does take away a sizeable chunk from the main organiser, cutting that job by anything up to a half. Don and I found it a doddle at The Nower where Gordon was doing the SI bit, and Teresa should likewise find things pretty easy for Reigate.

  But every silver lining has a cloud and here it's the level of expertise needed in the SI organiser role. Our star in this area was Andrew Leaney, but he's just moved to Lancashire and that leaves just Gordon Parker and Gavin Andrews who currently have the expertise to fill that role. I'm learning as much as I can and so (I hope) are Andrew Trimble and Philip Robinson, the other attendees at the training day back in April.

  So the urgent job is to increase the club's pool of expertise. I'll be prodding a few people in the SI direction, and aim to fix up another training session later in the year. ARM-TWISTING TIME! No fixtures report would be complete without a list of fixtures to come highlighting the vacancies that need filling. So then you've got the chance to contact me and say "I could do that job" or (more realistically) you've got some advance warning of what I'm after when you see me heading in your direction.

• 15 July. Frolic on Reigate Priory. Main officials all sorted. Offers of help on the day to Teresa Turner please.
• 8-9 September. Holly Lodge Open day(s). One short course. The Committee will be sorting out how we'll do it at the next meeting, but I expect we'll be looking for people to man a publicity desk on a rota system over the weekend. There will be chances to go for a run in the park (and check the controls are still there) at the beginning or end of your shift.
• A follow-up to that seems the logical idea. Say 30th September on Putney Heath. 2 or 3 short courses. Organised and planned by some people who live very close????
• 17 October (a Wednesday!!). Panathlon in Battersea Park A Panathlon is a score-type relay event for schools where the children have never O'd before. Ginny is organiser and knows the intricacies. What's needed is a planner (12-15 simple controls using old technology) and 2-3 others to help out on the day.
• 9 December. The biggie. OK Nuts Badge on Winterfold. We're looking for an organiser as Andrew Trimble has switched to doing entries. It shouldn't be too hard. Andrew had it all sorted from last year and it just needs picking up. A new car park and bussing is currently being arranged, and the Sportident side will be left to the experts. This is my main target over the next two months.

  We also have the beginnings of the programme for 2002:

• 12 January. Senile. Esher.
• Jan/Feb. Box Hill race
• 2 March. UK Cup Park race. Battersea.
• April ish. Southern Express. Pitch Hill.
• 28 April or 4 June. Wimbledon Common. Colour-coded or score.
• 26 May. Hill race formerly known as Silva.
• July. Frolic on Putney Heath.
• 8 December. OK Nuts Badge on Hankley Common.

  Andy Robinson

  BUSHY PARK SCORE EVENT: 12 June 2001; report from Frank Lyness

  Bushy Park is one of my occasional running areas; although it is very flat and wide tracts can become incredibly boggy after prolonged rain, as we have had this recent Spring. However, it has some lovely woodland gardens, and it was whilst running through these in late April and noticing the azaleas beginning to bud, that it occurred to me that it would make a good venue for a summer evening score event.

  I thought at first that I would have to put out artificial controls but was pleasantly surprised to find that there were just about sufficient suitable man-made features to get away without having to do this. In this regard the large numbers of benches with plaques/dedications on them scattered around the prettier areas was crucial. These gave me 11 of the 32 controls that I finished up with. Bus stops visible above the peripheral wall, notices on fences, and the odd buildings within the park yielded further clue possibilities.

  I was not aware of any previous orienteering map until Mike Elliot turned up on the day with a 1:15000 map drawn professionally in 1974 (before my time). So I used the Ordnance Survey 1:25000 London South map as the base and simply doubled the scale. This produced a 1:12500 map which fitted neatly onto a page of A4. To make it more challenging I omitted all paths, roads, and vegetation. Contour lines could also be safely ignored. The only features remaining were boundaries (fences, walls, lake edges) and the numerous streams/ditches, the principal one of which conveys the Longford River through the park via the Diana Fountain lake to the Long Water in Hampton Court Park and the Thames.

  Much of the fun in planning a score event is in placing the controls so as to give competitors the most awkward route choices and to lure them into doing too much. I judged that 32 controls using the whole area of the park was appropriate for one hour, with a one point deduction per two minutes late. This was after I had run round them all in about 90 minutes on what I thought was the optimal route. I, of course, had the considerable advantage of having drawn the map and knowing beforehand exactly where I would be going (but I did abide by my instruction not to climb fences!).

  The evening of 12 June turned out to be fine and conditions were perfect for orienteering. There were eleven 'competitors' if one includes Kay (just having a walk without a watch), and David (plus small boy in pushchair and arriving too late to be out for an hour). Results were as follows:

  		Correct Answers	Time Taken	Penalty Deducted	Final Score
  1.	Ed Catmur	32	71.57	6	26
  2.	Andy Robinson	24	61.56	1	23
  3.	Mike Elliot	22	58.46	0	22
  4.	Paul Canham	18	59.09	0	18
  5.	Chris Robinson	17	59.20	0	17
  6.	Andy Morrison	17	59.40	0	17
  7.	Ginny Catmur	14	56.04	0	14
  8.	Terry Marsh	12	62.12	2	10
  9.	Anne-Marie Kjos	9	64.20	3	6
  10.	David Finch	5	25.30	0	5
  11.	Kay Denny	10	88.40	15	- 5

  I was pleased that Ed got them all, and that he didn't do it in the hour. (I wonder what his final score would have been if he had aimed to be under the hour.) His route, for those of you with the map, was:

  27,28,30,32,31,29,24,21,19,13,4,12,7,6,5,3,1,2,9,8,10,11,14,15,oops,18,20,17,16,22,26,25,23

  Afterwards we went to the Catmurs' home where Ginny provided an excellent supper.

  Frank Lyness

  'DEVELOPMENT' ORIENTEERING Ginny Catmur

  This year, as in previous years, the girls of Years 5 and 6 (aged 9-11) of The Lady Eleanor Holles School, Hampton, enjoyed a morning out as a post-exam 'treat' and, as in previous years, this took the form of a competitive orienteering event.

  The format was a 60-minute score event, with the controls of white and yellow standards. Andy Robinson planned the course, with the Start and Finish at the Windmill on Wimbledon Common (easy access for the school coaches); Sarah Brown put out the controls, Ed Catmur checked them, and he and I supervised the event and collected in the controls at the end. The girls had spent some time that morning in school with their teacher, coping the controls on to blank maps; then on the Common they were in groups of four, each group with an adult (about 25 groups in total).

  Only one group managed to get all 15 controls (optimum distance 3.6 km) in the hour, so the planning was dead right. All the girls, as well as their accompanying adults and teachers, enjoyed themselves (thanks in great part to the glorious weather) …

  so much so that I got a call, a couple of days later, from one of the parents who'd accompanied the girls to ask me if we (i.e. SLOW) could organise something similar for her husband's 40th birthday party (an afternoon of various sports activities). After consulting with various committee members I agreed to organise a score event on the Common, with Ed as planner.

  The Start and Finish were at the Oberon Playing Fields, Lindisfarne Road, off Copse Hill, Wimbledon, where the birthday party was taking place. We planned a 60-minute, 15-control score, optimum distance 7 km, with controls at Light Green standard, as the lady who briefed me said that the 24 competitors would be 'very sporty and competitive'.

  Unfortunately, Ed and I did not allow for the fact that the men had been playing football and softball (and drinking beer!) all afternoon and were rather weary by the time they got round to the orienteering. The average score was zero (because of time penalties). Nevertheless, many of the men really got into it and enjoyed themselves enormously, and I spent quite a while after they'd got back talking to them about various aspects of the sport.

  I feel both these events were worthwhile. Although the schoolchildren are unlikely to attend oreinteering events in the near future, as their control over their own sport and leisure activities is limited (if not non-existent!), they will have had a positive experience of orienteering that might encourage them to try it again later.

  In the case of the birthday party, I thought that we would be foolish to turn down the chance to show off the sport to a group of (allegedly) sporty and athletic men, who would certainly try it again if they enjoyed it sufficiently, and that this was a far easier way of reaching the public than a whole series of 'Come And Try It' events.

  Oh - and the club will have benefited financially in a modest way, as we charged both the school and the birthday party £80, and the only expenses were the maps.

  Ginny Catmur

  SOUTH LONDON ORIENTEERS & WAYFARERS
  Individual Performance Analysis - S.E. League 2000/2001

  Competitors on colour coded and string courses are not itemised; their score was added to the Club's total at each event, but is not included in the Club's average score per run.

  H indicates points given to non-competing helpers; these points are included in the competitors' total points and number of events attended columns, but not in their, or the Club's, average score per run.

  LV = Long Valley HOU = Houghton & Bignor Hill RAN = Ranmore ASHR = Ashridge BAG = Bagshot Heath

  Pos'n	Name	Class	LV	HOU	RAN	ASHR	BAG	Total	Ev	Ave
  1	David May	M50/55	73.5	76.7	76.6	100.1	95.2	422.0	5	84.4
  2	Charlie Turner	M45	70.3	83.7	68.7	96.3	69.6	388.7	5	77.7
  3	Charlotte Turner	W14/16	95.7	86.2	13.7	96.7	81.6	373.9	5	74.8
  4	Mike Murray	M55			103.2 H	117.1	97.7	318.0	2	107.4
  5	Edward Catmur	M18/20		60.3	67.7	104.0	83.8	315.9	4	79.0
  6	Teresa Turner	W50	76.3	70.1		85.2	57.3	288.9	4	72.2
  7	Paul Street	M45	73.8	70.8		97.2	44.0	285.7	4	71.4
  8	Sarah Brown	W45	59.9	39.4		99.6	79.5	278.4	4	69.6
  9	Richard Catmur	M45	61.5		44.5	96.1	63.9	266.0	4	66.5
  10	Don McKerrow	M45	61.7	47.3		83.5	66.9	259.3	4	64.8
  11	Heather Walton	W35	55.2	40.9	1.0	79.8	59.8	236.7	5	47.3
  12	Andy Robinson	M45	70.0			74.3	73.2	217.5	3	72.5
  13	Sue Hatton	W35	34.5		37.9	86.6	51.3	210.4	4	52.6
  14	Paul Canham	M40		1.0	41.0	72.8	73.0	187.8	4	46.9
  15	Ralph Street	M10/12	78.1	52.4		43.8		174.3	3	58.1
  16	Michael May	M12	48.0			40.3	65.7	154.0	3	51.3
  17	Alison Mckerrow	W14/16	51.8	45.8		51.9	1.0	150.5	4	37.6
  18	Tim Rogers	M21			51.8		88.2	140.0	2	70.0
  19	Andy Jones	M40	76.6				60.7	137.2	2	68.6
  20	Timo Teinila	M40		46.8		90.2		137.0	2	68.5
  21	Karen Jones	W35/40	71.9				53.4	125.2	2	62.6
  22	Virginia Catmur	W45	38.8	16.6	1.0	63.6		120.0	4	30.0
  23	Anne Leaney	W40	76.3				40.8	117.2	2	58.6
  24	Jennifer Thomas	W21	19.2	17.5	6.6	64.1	1.0	108.3	5	21.7
  25	Gail Parker	W40	51.4	36.0			18.8	106.2	3	35.4
  26	Chris Fry	M50	58.2	43.8				102.0	2	51.0
  27	John Dowty	M40					98.8	98.8	1	98.8
  28	AnnMarie Kjos	W55				97.2		97.2	1	97.2
  29	Christine Robinson	W40	89.8					89.8	1	89.8
  30	Kate McKerrow	W18/20	1.0	30.3		51.7	1.0	84.0	4	21.0
  31	Andrew Leaney	M21	29.4	2.0		38.6	13.5	83.4	4	20.9
  32	Nicola King	W21			1.0	75.9		76.9	2	38.4
  33	Caroline Catmur	W20/21					67.3	67.3	1	67.3
  34	Frank Lyness	M55					62.2	62.2	1	62.2
  35	Peter Carlill	M40	57.8					57.8	1	57.8
  36	Alan Leakey	M45	53.3					53.3	1	53.3
  37	Diane Leakey	W40	51.2					51.2	1	51.2
  38	Emma Jones	W10	47.6					47.6	1	47.6
  39	Gordon Parker	M35	38.6				1.0	39.6	2	19.8
  40	Andy Morrison	M40	1.0	1.0	1.0	35.3	1.0	39.3	5	7.9
  41	Christopher Owen	M35		1.0	13.0		23.5	37.5	3	12.5
  42	Peter Huzan	M35					33.2	33.2	1	33.2
  43	Victoria Robb	W21		9.4	1.0		22.5	32.9	3	11.0
  44	David Evans	M40	30.2					30.2	1	30.2
  45	Guy Hiddleston	M12	1.0	28.4				29.4	2	14.7
  46	Charles McMillan	M10	1.0	24.2				25.2	2	12.6
  47	James McMillan	M12	1.0	22.6				23.6	2	11.8
  48	Paul Szarvas	M75	22.6	0.0				22.6	2	11.3
  49	Nigel Saker	M50			18.5			18.5	1	18.5
  50	Terry Marsh	M5560	9.0		1.0			10.0	2	5.0
  51	David Catmur	M14	5.9	1.0				6.9	2	3.4
  52	Michael Walter	M40/45	5.2		1.0			6.2	2	3.1
  53	Susan Lumas	W60	1.0	1.0		1.0	1.0	4.0	4	1.0
  54	Andrew McMillan	M45	1.0	1.3				2.3	2	1.2
  55=	Richard Clark	M50		0.0			1.0	1.0	2	0.5
  55=	Ian Hiddleston	M14	1.0					1.0	1	1.0
  55=	Nicholas Holliday	M21					1.0	1.0	1	1.0
  55=	Jane McKenna	W21			1.0			1.0	1	1.0
  55=	Jules Stenson	M21/35			1.0			1.0	1	1.0
  60=	Claire Evans	W21	0.0					0.0	1	0.0
  60=	Kate Thomas	W45					0.0	0.0	1	0.0

  Club's total points:-	6857.3	Runs	154	Position in League	3rd
  less non-comp	103.2		1	(Last season	3rd)
  Total	6754.1		153
  				Position in averages	3rd
  Club's average score per run:-			44.1	(Last season	2nd)

  RESULTS FROM THE TRAINING EVENT AT OXSHOTT: Thanks Alan and Di

  NAME	TIME	CLUB	COURSE / MAP
  Michael White	109.42	SLOW
  Frank Lyness	87.03	SLOW	8k - No Paths Map
  Ian Dichfield	62.49	MV	8k - No Paths Map
  Gavin Andrews	70.37	SLOW	5k - No Paths Map
  Gail Parker	85.45	SLOW	5k - No Paths Map
  Jenny Thomas	78.18	SLOW	5k - No Paths Map
  Paul Canham	71.39	SLOW	8k - No Paths Map
  Andy Morrison	11.20	SLOW	8k - No Paths Map
  Ed Winslow	DNF	Guest	5k - Paths Map
  Steve Southall	52.43	CROC	5k - Paths Map
  Mike Elliot	62.53	MV	8k - No Paths Map
  Simon Turner	55.24	SLOW	8k - No Paths Map
  Charlie Turner	55.54	SLOW	8k - No Paths Map
  Teresa Turner	88.25	SLOW	3k - No Paths Map
  Francis O'Brien	88.25	CROC	5k - Paths Map
  David May	55.00	CROC	5k - No Paths Map
  Alison Bird	69.12	CROC	5k - Paths Map
  Andy Elliot	61.05	CROC	5k - Paths Map
  Phil Moore	DNF	SLOW	?
  Andy Robinson	65.16	SLOW	8k - No Paths Map
  Keith Jarrett	44.44	CROC	5k - Paths Map
  Diane Leakey	52.37	SLOW	5k - No Paths Map
  Dave Dawson	DNF	CROC	5k - Paths Map
  Heather Walton	50.50	SLOW	3k - No Paths Map
  Steve Waite	60.30	CROC	5k - Paths Map
  Kamila Whiston	56.12	CROC	5k - Paths Map
  Ed Catmur	44.18	SLOW	8k - No Paths Map
  Chris Robinson	63.03	SLOW	5k - No Paths Map?
  Paul Whiston	43.03	CROC	5k - Paths Map
  Vicky Robb	60.54	SLOW	5k - No Paths Map?
  Ginny Catmur	84.50	SLOW	5k - No Paths Map
  Nigel Bush	90.10	MV	8k - No Paths Map
  Liz Armitage	DNF	SLOW

  Event Diary / Obtaining Event Information

  You are strongly urged to confirm these events using the following answerphone services. The

  SEOA website has links to SE clubs and other regions.

• SEOA: 020-8948-6056
• SCOA: 0118-946-4354
• Army: 01256-883265
• SO: 01903-239186
• SAX: 01303-813344
• MV: 01372-279295

  Upcoming events:

  Sat July 7	SAX	Saturday Series Final, Angley Wood, Cranbrook
  Sun July 8	MV	Frolic, Norbury Park
  Sun July 15	SLOW	Frolic Reigate Priory
  Tues July 17	SLOW	Training at Claygate
  Sun July 22	DFOK	Frolic Foots Cray Meadows, Sidcup
  Tues July 24	SLOW	Training at East Sheen Common
  Aug 5-11		SCOTTISH 6 Day
  Aug 25-27		WHITE ROSE - Cancelled
  Sun 2 Sep	TVOC	Colour coded, Bernwood, Oxford
  Sun 2 Sep	MV	Introductory Event Nonsuch Park
  Sat 8 Sep	MDOC	National Event, Macclesfield Forest

  South-East Night League (SENiLe)

  Keith Tonkin, the Co-ordinator of SENiLe, has now up an Internet site for SENiLe