Which way did they go?

26 October 2004


Emer Prof Peter Beighton.



Greta Beighton.

Not only did UCT fare well among the younger age groups at this year's South African Orienteering Championships, held in September at the Lebanon Forest Station near Grabouw, but a pair of the university's more senior academic staffers also won first places. Peter Beighton, Emeritus Professor of Human Genetics and his wife, Greta, won the over-70 men's category and the women's over-65 category, respectively. Orienteering combines cross country running and accurate map reading. The Beightons are both employed part time in the human genetics department, Peter as a consultant and Greta as a senior scientific officer. (Jason Reid of the UCT Orienteering Club (UCTOC) won the men's under-21 age group event, and Mike Sands was placed fifth in the open category in the 11 km classic distance race. See Monday Paper Vol23#29.)


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