[roc-info] Rochester Map Adventure registration is open

[Richard Detwiler]

You can now register on-line for the 2019 Rochester Map Adventure. This 
event will be held on Saturday, June 15, starting from the Abundance 
Co-op on South Avenue.

To register, follow this link: 
https://www.orienteeringusa.org/eventregister/a40/register/start/rma-2019

This year, registration uses the OUSA Event Register application. There 
are advantages to the club of using this system, and this uses a system 
that many orienteers are experienced with. One important difference from 
previous years, though, is that every team member needs to register. 
There is a place in the registration process to list your other team 
members, so the event organizers know who is teamed up together, but 
listing the team members does not register them -- each team member has 
to register.

Entry fees are as follows (all prices are per person, regardless of how 
many are on a team):

Now until June 1: $12 adults; $6 juniors 11-18 years old; 10 and under free

June 1 until June 13: $18 adults; $9 juniors; 10 and under free

Day of meet: $24 adults; $12 juniors; 10 and under free

Participants 18 and under must be on a team that includes at least one 
adult 19 or over.

There is an optional box lunch available for $9. This can be selected 
when registering. The deadline for requesting box lunches is June 1.

Any questions? Feel free to ask me, Dick Detwiler at 
RLDetwiler at frontiernet.net.

PS: Also, we could still use a couple of additional vetters. Vetting 
means making sure that the controls we have are accurate -- that the 
circle is in the right place, that the questions make sense and are 
unambiguous, and that the multiple choice responses are accurate (ie, 
correct answer is listed, and none of the other answers could be 
interpreted as being correct). If you're unable to participate in this 
event on June 15, but you'd like to help out and get a similar enjoyment 
as actually participating in the event, you might consider helping out 
with the very important vetting process. Contact Dick Detwiler at Dick 
Detwiler at RLDetwiler at frontiernet.net if you're interested in helping.