Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 12:06 AM
Subject: Handicap / Pie'n'peas / Harewood 10k / AGM / Harewood 10mile / LCW / Cardiff 10k / Brass Monkey

AUTUMN HANDICAP 10k TUESDAY 13 SEPTEMBER
 
First runner starts at 7pm prompt from the Reservoir edge near the bottom of the hill.  The route will be along the res footpath, across the dam, round the hilly detour, by the water treatment works, through to Eccup Village.  Rather than our normal figure of 8, we will do a U-turn at the post box, this will compensate for the extra distance for the detour by the dam.  2 or 3 volunteers required to marshal, you will get free pie'n'peas
 
Back at Leo's, while waiting for the calculations, Tony's special pie and peas will be served to those who have booked in advance.  Please email me or phone 289 2830 with your choice of meat or vegetarian pie, and choice of mushy peas or baked beans.  These come well recommended, and only £2, payable on the night, only if you have booked in advance (did I say that already?)
 
HAREWOOD 10k SUNDAY 18 SEPTEMBER
 
I need 12 volunteers to marshal half of the Cancer Research Harewood 10k on Sunday 18 September.  So far I have none!  This is (a) a good cause and (b) an opportunity for us to hand out Valley Striders information sheets and Harewood 10 mile entry forms to the runners at the end of the race (most of the runners are unattached).  Most of the marshalling points are in pairs where the two marshals will be only a few yards apart.  There are just two solo points.  Many of you are running the Great North or the Yorkshireman that day so please please contact me if you are free.
 
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TUESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER
 
Please keep this date free
 
HAREWOOD 10 & 2 MILE TRAIL RACES SUNDAY 9 OCTOBER
 
We need fifty marshals to help on this day.  In previous years we have raised as much as £3000 for St Leonard's Hospice.  This year our chosen charity is Lineham Farm Children's Centre and I hope we can exceed the £3000.  A well marshalled race means that we will be allowed back and the runners will come back next year.  I have 4 volunteers so far, so just another 46 needed.  Please contact me if you are free.
 
LEEDS COUNTRY WAY RESULTS
 
Results are provisional as there have been some calculation errors on those already issued, but these should not make significant changes to the overall positions.
 
Congratulations to the women's team - Jules, Sam G, Dawn, Kay, Laura, Erica, Carmel, Hayley, Carole, Mary E, Liz, Sara, who took the runner-up women's team trophy and finished 26th overall of 36 teams who finished (38 started)
 
Congratulations to the men's team - Mick L, Mick W, Drew, Rob B, Peter J, Roy, Alan, Andrew, John, Ross, Jerry, Simon who finished 5th overall (5 places up from last year)
 
Congratulations to the vet's team - Martin, Paul H, David, Ian P, Mike, Steve, Bob, Mick T, Eric, Paul W, Alistair, Mark who finished 3rd vets team and 13th overall
 
Congratulations to the "D" team - Rob L, Peter L, Bobby, Tony, Paul M, Tim, Ian S, Richard, Simon, Tracy, Dave, Madeleine, who finished 25th overall (i.e. beat 11 other teams), we were the only club with 4 teams
 
NB the Chapel Allerton team, including Alison, Dave M and Jonny were placed 20th on their first attempt at the LCW.
 
33 of you have paid so far, if you're in the 15 who haven't and can't get to Leo's, please send me a cheque (payable to R K Jackson) for £6.
 
And I'm currently trying to locate the souvenir pottery that is due to everyone - will let you know when I find it.
 
CARDIFF 10k
 
Vicky was a late-ish withdrawal from the LCW team because she was selected for the North of England team to run in the inter-regional (North, Midlands, South, Wales, Scotland) 10k.  She finished 7th in 36:14, was 2nd counter for the North, the North were 2nd team, and Vicky had her first NoE vest.
 
BRASS MONKEY ENTRY FORM
 
Visit  http://www.knavesmire-harriers.co.uk on Monday 12 September to get your entry form
 
Bob