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ON THEIR BIKES: Pupils at Edisford Primary School in one of the cycle relays, (s)


had been organised by Future, Football and Roefield Lei-: sure Centre, and there was a day of healthy-food prepara-'


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OVERSEAS ~ VISITORS: ; Youngsters - from someof ■ the regions ■' worst affected'


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. PUPILS at Pehdle Primary School have plaveri ; host to young visitors from Chernobyl.


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:;the children; who were accompanied by two ; translators and three volunteer helpers, enloyed i chocolate cake and custard as part of their lunch •; They also joined classes taking part in an ath I


‘■'letics session on the nearby cricket field visitinp' the school’s wildlife garden and enjoyin’" a visit I


. from the Pet Shop who took a python, tarantula' mice, tortoise and rabbit in to meet voun"stpri in the reception class.


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Engineering anew record


THREE employees from Clitheroe Light Engi­ neering have completed a 62-mile walk - and set a course record. . On Saturday the trio of Stephen McGlynn, Paul Harrison and Graham Meloy finished the Ribbie


iWay Challenge from Rib­ bie Head Viaduct to Pres­ ton Docks.


' They completed the dis­ tance in 21 hours 46 min­


utes setting a new course record and raising more than £800 for the Sue Ry-'


marathon walk at 7 a.m. on Saturday, finishing at 4-45 a.m. the following morning. All three would like to


express their thanks to Stephen’s wife Julie who supported them through every checkpoint along with way ensuring they had the equipment and morale to continue. The lads are now look­


ing forward to the 2011 event.


WALK THIS WAY: Graham Meloy, Paul Harrison and Stephen with their medals and t-shirts, (s)


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Teacher bows out tne.one by Natalie Cox ■


A MUSIC teacher from Whal­ ley is retiriiig after 37 years of teaching th e cello at Stony- hurst College.


i Mr Laurence Wood has taught hundreds of young musicians at the Ribbie Valley school over the years and has worked for four headmasters. His wife Maureen also taught


maths at Stonyhurst and his daughter Alex, who is head chor­ ister of Blackburn Cathedral girls’ choir, attended St Mary’s Hall,


i Mr Wood played with the Halle iOrchestra for 34 years under the direction of some of the world’s greatest conductors, including Daniel Baremboim, Bernard Haitink and Sir Mark Elder. “It would be, hard to imagine


such a varied experience with any other orchestra,” said Mr Wood. , “I ’ve performed with Clau­


dio Arrau,'Damc Janet Baker and Dame Kiri Te Kanawa, as well as playing jazz with Johnny Dankworth and Cleo Lane, and have travelled all over the world, from Australia to the Hollywood Bowl.”i L; Mr Wood, who trained at the Royal Northern College of Music, said: “My teaching philosophy is based on friendship. “You have to encourage them


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