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who enjoyed a fam ily walk from Low • Moor: Club on the
Family walk There were 14 people
, Slaidbum to Stocks Reservoir circular, in spite of the one shower. .
Darts - Low Moor Club la- ‘ dies’ darts team lost 5-4 to the Craven
- Heifer.
Bonus ball winners ’ were D. Thomasson and S. Kenyon.
MARTIN TOP Members and friends The rest of the ineet- Spring effort
of Salem Congre gational Chapel, Martin Top, were blessed with a fine
day for their annual spring effort which took place last Sat
urday and raised the magnificent sum of £1,100.’-
with the t As this year-is a year
^ Jubilee and foe Ol ympic Games she spoke on the theme
of celebration of foe Queen’s Diamond
■ Lund was thanked and presented with
a flowering dianthus plant by Mrs Ethel Hartley.
There was a varied selection of goods for sale in the Sun day Schoolroom. Highlight of the day for many were the home-made buffet teas available in the chapel.
A competition to
Proceeds'of the ef fort were for chap-
■' el funds and Mr Moorhouse thanks everyone who con-
guess the number of sweets in a jar was won by Mrs Freda Pilkington and Mrs Muriel Dewhurst.
introducing Mrs Sandra Lund, who opened foe sale.
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prayer before ™ ia n e a n n .
ing took the form of keep-fit exer cises led by Eunice Walsh, who has had plenty of experience in teaching exercis es to various groups
Kirk Isaacs After the exercises
for the cups of tea and delicious bis cuits served by E. Grindley, A. Wright and B. Bleazard. A stall was run by C. Finch and M. Dewhurst and a keep-fit accessory of a pair of skip- ping ropes was ably
Low Moor Club host ed the Pool League presentation night ' last Thursday.*..
raising £400 for the Mountain Rescue service.
Memory At the beginning of the meeting of Pend leton WI members stood for a minute’s silence to remember
cently. ,
President Miss G. Broom reported
^ that Pendleton WIs 90th birthday cel ebrations would take the form of
Mrs Gladys Walms- W aS te p a p e r ley; a very popular The next waste paper lady who died re- collection for Read!
and SimoiEsronfi; is bn Monday;,
’in. Birthday grea- ings were sent to Mrs M. Capstict who has recently been in hospital and good wishes for her return to health.
.a meal at Bashall ^ Bam bn June 19lh tMMl(3SunG3IiIS and past members -Jafoiliffiaampirtitians and friends would fiar^fniiircHilllheni be welcome to jaia
aiBE ftiiinB helHl iin Saudi. Chfilihem are; aafiadi tU) cnnstiiuclt foiair Qwm pihce: ofi
usual householdtos are askedi toi Ibay/ec tfienr sacks oir cat>- iSarBaffiiOuUearijjini tSemoniiiig.
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Four finalists and thanked everyone
Steve Hampson. Chairman Kevin Crook made a presentation to all
Ratcliff as he may be able to show you where to find it
SABDEN
and made foe ^er- A g e C o n c em noon so enjoyable. ^ 20 mem,-'
Clubjattendedithe April-meetingAvhen! foere;wasa.speaker,- fromi Help; Direct,
bets of Sabden Age. Concern; Leisure
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winner will receive a prfee at foe cricket field jamboree on- June 4th.
of ladies. She was Another competi- thanked by Mrs S. lion is for those
date to be judged by a local artist.
RIBCHESTER demonstrated by E. S a g a
a talk by Raymond Smith on “Muck and Music to Stones and Roses”.
READ
Singers The Readstone Sing ers are currently rehearsing for the May 21st and June 4th concerts.' However if you are interested in learn ing more about the, singers and possibly
tributed or helped l ? a S ^ ' * B o w | i n g c l u b . : v ;
PENDLETON
Young farmers Last week members of Clitheroe Young
Farmers’ Club met
--for-the. regional meeting hosted by Pendle YFCwhen everyone walked up Pendle Hill.
- of Clitheroe YFC was again successful
The annual muck haul by members
Next week members are to meet in Pend leton Village HaU at 7-30 p.m. for a talk ontheNFU;
joining next sea son, please contact Olwyn Pearce on 07891471404.
On Sunday members of Read Bowling Club held their first inter-club competi tion of the season. In far from ideal bowling conditions, 18 members played out the spring round robin. Play ers were split into four groups and af ter several rounds and tea and cakes
May 15th will in- It s part of the villa- clude a discussion geof Ribchester’s on resolutions and
pride that so many of the houses, on Church Street , Water Street and Green Side, boast flowers in their win dow boxes as soon as the weather is
Later on; there will be a fine array of hang
that his window- box had rotted away in the course of the winter, leaving nothing but a pile of bedding-com pound on the sill. A kind neighbour offered to get him a new one, so when it appeared, he of fered to re-imburse her for the costs involved. To his astonishment, she said that she hadn’t ordered it yet! The next thing he knew was. that young shoots began to appear - so some-'
,ve Hampson, Keith know who has done M ^ f i '^ ’
mittater played to dow box and is still a final. Overall win- waiting for it to be
Whfitnt
it. But if anyone has ordered a new win-
shall and runner-up contact Christopher J^^iwered, please
at the interval the till now group winners Ste- Nobody ‘ seems to
warm enough to let them thrive.
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to be clearly named Parish an^ taken to Read st Nicholas’s Parish FoOtball Libraiy by the smne Church is to be- Sabden'FC lost their come part of a new
who would rather paint, pencil draw or crayon a picture of theu- own choice. The pictures need
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United Benefice of West Pendleside from May 1st. This will comprise the parish churches of Whalley, Sabden and Pendleton and
priest-in-charge Gill Dyer will be come vicar of the three parishes at an inauguration serv ice-on May 17th. The service will be followed by a meal at Whalley Abbey. Anyone who wishes to attend the meal should give their name, to church warden Bernard -
neighbour found ^ • that hie u/inHrttTT Incrc IS
ing baskets, but O l i i-7 ParfltL
on sale throughout May.
one had. obviously Garden partv planted it, as weU as Plans are under wav making him a new for the annual box-allforfree, up garden party and
crowning of the rose queen at St Ni cholas’s Church, on. Saturday June 9th and an appeal ' gone out for help) to run stalls antffor donations of home made produce, and
Witches quiz sheet on sale at the San- Witches deli in Sabden with all proceeds going to Pendleside Hos pice. The sheets cost £l and the win ner will .receive a. £25 voucher. The quiz is being run by Hazel Ashworth who works there and is taking part in the Midnight Walk in Burnley in July in aid of the hospice. The sheets will be
Queens in the Har ry Briggs Memo rial Trophy in the Burnley and District Sunday Football League, and then conceded a penalty, making it 1-1. This remained foe score at the end of extra time when Sabden lost the penalty shootout.
Services This Sunday the 9-30
a Pendle a.m.HolyCommun- in n a t Q t
ion at St Nicholas’s Church will be led by the Rev. Barbara Knight. On Sunday May 6th there will be ho service at St Nicholas’s and the congregation is asked to attend at' Pendleton Parish Church for the 11 : a.m. Holy Commun
a.m. is Gerald Nor- cross. Sunday Mass
also 9-15 a.m. Mass on Fridays with the children from St Mary’s School.
has Housing iTA— .
at St Mary’s RC is at 11 a.m. and there is
ice for members of the Thursday Club WalkefS to attend. Guest Sabden walkers will preacl^r at the take to the fields and Baptot Church at 10 lanes on Wednes-
be no family serv-
day morning-for their latest outing. Anyone is welcome to join them in this gentle walk suitable for all. Please call Kitty Garnett on 01282776042.
Marathon
>ers Next
W.eSresday is Sabd^’s S t y Gar- foe open day for nett and Lisa Park- anyone interested er both completed in homes on the the London Mara-
ooin completed
ion. This means that in May there will
day when they were beaten on penalties in a heartbreaking final at Padiham Football- Club’s Arbories ground. Cholf Sabden scored A concert by Black- first against Little bum People’s Choir
fin^l on Sun-
is to take place in St Mary’s Community Hall on Saturday May 5th. The choir was formed in 1998 by a group of sing ers who believed everyone has the ability to sing. Since then the choir has developed under the leadership of Jeff Borradaile. It will perform a var ied repertoire in cluding traditional and popular songs, gospel,world music and sacred pieces. The concert starts at 7-30 p.m. Tickets are £6, which includes refreshments, and proceeds are for St Mary’s Community. Hall Fund. Tickets from Uschi Muller 01282-774324, Su san White 01282- 433455, Janet on
01200-423307 or' pay on the door.
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whiclii has; now
be Bundeii to)Jackie O o f fo a at Read Libtaiy by Monday May 7th ^ Saturday a cof-
Pendleside aosefot aid of St Nicholas’s Church. Admission is £2, it runs from 10 a.m. to noon and there is a raffle, tombola and cake
Halllandiainiffle.was Heidi wit& foe wim- nenfoeihgTadcHay-
foomthwaihe.Maud; NummtandiMaribn!
Pamtt.Thiswasffie Shall meetihgof foe club ■
gwhequhinformar- Uoni\vhich;eveiyone- foundiuse&
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items for the raffle, tombola and stalls.
Sabden live It’s all systems go for this year’s Sabden Live at its new ven ue on; the Lower
and Lisa Lingard have: now, finalised
foe.line up of bands who will play on the Monday, afternoon o f June 4th and there will,be more livemusicon TueS' day June 5fo,.which will; be- a jubilee family fun day. The two-day event will be; a jubilee special to maricthe Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and there will be a large stage erected on foe- Hohne field
and! attractfons; for foe children, such, as a bouncy castle.
a , a r r s c ? Jubllee
o f Bernard and Lelebratmghis golden Marion Parfitt at 17 ■ pfoO^mfoepriest-
village for a special celebration Mass on June 13th.
ham, former priest Talk of St Mary's RC m St Nicholas’s Church Sabden, who will repair fund will be returning to foe benefit from a talk
hood this year is Fr Peter Bfrmfng-
in the church hall by former rally car driver Mike Wood on Friday, May llfo, about foe London to Sydney rally. Tick ets are £7ri0, which includes potato pie supper, available from Eileen Dyson on 771488.
Holme in: June., SabJen'&foket Club Organisers Kevan. opens foe new sea-
son next Thursday in the Clitheroe and District Mid week League, with a home game, at Whalley against Cal- derstones. The club would like to enrol some new players, of any age, and any compames or indi viduals who would like to sponsor the club. Anyone inter ested should contact John Hargreaves on 07921740255.
wherefoerewillalso ClaSSiC CafS
beabar.awihe bar. There will be a caval- refteshments stalls cade of classic cars
outside the Caul dron Cafe in Watt Street, Sabden, on Sunday, when the North-West Daim ler and Lanchester Owners’ Qub meets there at 11 am.
new development at foe former Contrast Upholstery site in Sabden. The open day will be held in St Mary’s Community Hall from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Cricket
foon on Sunday for , SAWLEY charity. Lisa ran for _________________
“Childhood First” Stained glass and Kitty for the The meeting of Saw-
children’s charity
Sponsorship money is now due.
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Alzheimer’s Society. WI commenced cTTnu
Council The AGM of Sabden Parish Council and annual parish meet ing, when residents are invited to hear of the council’s work over the year ________ ______ _ and discuss any is- thermal jackets for sues, will be held on the charity. Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Guest speaker for the Sabden Link room evening was Ju- at St Nicholas’s.
St George Pupils at S^den Pri mary School cel ebrated St George’s Day by having a red and white day. Staff and pupils who went to school dressed in the patriotic colours paid a £1 donation towards St Nichlo- las’s Church repair fund. Pupils were also given a picture to colour to cel ebrate the day and enter into a compe tition.
Dog fouling The school is joining with St Mary’s Pri-
lie Henry, a stained glass artist. Julie trained at Preston College and at the
fund-raising officer, for the Bowland and Pennine Moun tain Rescue Team. Members raised foe money at a recent
competition for Ju lie to judge and the winners were Joan Porter, Pat Mahlich and Alison Blake-
£270 bemgjresent- licious cakes and re ed to Paul Durham,
Members enjoyed de-
event which will be Sawley WI meet on used to buy 42 new foe third Thursday
in the month and would be very hap py to welcome new members.
undertaking her Guest speaker at the work experience at
North East Wales woiir hilro Institute before
John Hardman’s in Birmingham an internationally fa mous glass studio. Commissions from around the globe are undertaken by
there she carried out restoration work on stained glass that was nearly 100 years old from Rock hampton Cathedral
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maiy in a campaign A *u Australia, ing in the village.
- are at Hothersall Lodge outdoor edu cation centre this
NSPCC Gver the next two weeks older pupils will be given talks about Childline and
the NSPCC. This is to help them to gain a better understand ing of how to keep safe'from all kinds of abuse, including bullying
Vandals Some of the bulbs and plants pupils planted in the gar den and in tubs, and which have looked very attractive, were vandalised during the first week of the Easter holidays. Tubs on the wall at the side of the car
left on the ground. School now needs
to buy new pots and some new jrlants and is appealing to residents to keep an eye on the pots during the week ends, evenings and holidays and report any vandals to the school or to PC
effort for the Best- Kept Village Com petition and would be grateful for any
Biggar. The school The results were .? special amazing with many
~ y colour.
plant donations and ' gardening help.
members not realis ing how artistic Jhey actually are. All of the newly created works of art were submitted into a
Pupils in Class Three
A poster competi tion will be judged tomorrow (April 27th) by PC Sally Biggar and the dog warden Adele Scott- Geraghty.
' week. Next Tuesday the school begins street dance classes..
to stop dog foul- Gver the past 20 years completed
Julie has comnleteH many private and
.h . ,= ,h . WMted stained glass windows either side of an imposing front door depict ing Punch and Judy. Julie showed photo graphs of her work, explained the the ory of how stained glass is created and the potential dan gers inherent with the process due to using lead based paints and firing the painted glass at extremely high tem peratures. Julie also explained where she gets her inspiration from when under taking new com missions and her delight in bemg able to share her very
specialist skill with many more people
''’ere pushed Suitably inspired by Julie, members took
showing them how to paint glass.
corporate commis sions ranging from Stained glass scenes for a golf club to commemorate their 100th anniversary to a domestic home r,
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the company and ® 1 u i. during Julie’s time
Simonstone with Read WI was Diane Hawkins who en tertained members with a light-hearted and informative talk entitled “On your bike”.
. . got involved with told how she
Robert Winston was involved in setting up foe charity sever al years ago and one of the first things that was done to help raise funds was a bike ride through three countries, .Israel, Jordan and • Egypt - 250 miles of cycling followed by climbing Mount Sinai.
foe charity “Women for Women”. Lord
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life bound together by this good cause. Diane was one of the 100 as were Dr Miriam Stoppard and Charlie Dim- mock, of Ground- force fame. How
“ ore O n e a S tT b ia n e related referred to
the opportunity to try glass paint ing for themselves. Julie provided spe cial paint, very fine paint brushes and^ a drinking glass for each member which had several differ ent outline designs on to be painted in aini^r LAJiuur
ever, most were just ordinary women doing something ex traordinary. Diane went on to tell of the highs and lows of the trip includ ing being incred ibly saddle-sore at times (although you do get used to the discomfort of the saddle eventually) and the opportuni ties to swim in the Dead Sea, sleep in a Bedouin tent and take a camel trip through Petra.
the advice that they needed a police es cort to enter foe port of Aquba before embarking on the crossing to Egypt. The police escort turned out to be one very one policeman on a scooter who seemed to relish his role in leading a party of 100 women through foe city! Di ane said never again at the end of her ' trip, but a few years on, she took part in another bike ride for the charity, this time through India, starting at the Taj Mahal. Gnce again she has said never
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freshments provid ed by Pauline Giles and Janet Hartley. Katie Hindle ex pressed thanks for a truly inspirational evening.
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Diane was asked to judge the monthly competi tion, which was for the mori attractive bell, and won by Sue Ogden, 2nd Beryl Bennett. The flow ers for the president’s table were a beautiful arrangement in cream and’green made up of gerbera, carnations and roses, kindly provided by Judith Bennett.
again, but perhaps she means it this time as her souvenirs included acute food poisoning, which struck upon her return.
Ann Lennox gave the mem bers an update on the response from a Project in Mexico that-had re ceived knitted hats and jumpers made by ladies from Simonstone with Read. Sue Ogden then gave the report from the spring council meet ing in Southport where Rosemary Shrager was a speaker.
The next meeting is on May 17th and the resolutions will be discussed. There is also a mini-show for members to enter which has classes in baking and preserves. If you are iiiterested in joining Si monstone with Read WI please contact secretary Sue Ogden on 773060.
President Doris Fawley gave details regarding the stall to be presented at the villages Jubilee celebrations and every one was asked to support with contributions to sell. Hazel Wharf announced future trips. These in clude Mrs Dowson’s and White Coppice gardens.
The next Friday Praise is on May 11th, when the theme of the evening is from the local churches at Whitsuntide: the walk of witness - which hap pens every year. This year, the walk starts at St John’s Church on May 27th after a short service at 10 a.m., and finishes
St George One year ago, St Peter’s Church, Simonstone in troduced a brand new midweek family event called “Friday Praise”, which meets monthly at 6-30 p.m. on Friday eve nings for a short time of fun and praise. Average attendance is around 70 people of all ages, and there is a theme for each event. Last Friday, the theme was “St George and the Armour of God”, and many of the children turned up dressed as a knight, a maiden and there was even a dragon.
NEWS FROM THE VILLAGES SLAIDBURN
Next week’s meeting is a Scalextric and games night at Blue Butts, kind ly hosted by the Wood family.
Young farmers Members of Slaidburn . Young Farmers’ Club met on Monday for a confidence building and activities night with Ri chard Hoyle. Everyone enjoyed the range of in dividual and team chal lenges and Simon Wells expressed thanks.
TOSSIDE
Jumble sale A jumble sale with stalls ranging from cakes, bric- a-brac- books, toys and a tombola will be held in Tosside Community Hall on Sunday May 6th from 1 to 4 p.m. Admission is 50p and proceeds are in aid of Help for Heroes and British Heart Foun dation.
Old time There was a good crowd for an old time dance held in Tosside Community Hall. Music for dancing was played by the Bon- Accords. Thanks were expressed to those who donated raffle prizes and gave help and support in anyway.
The next dance will be on Friday May 18th to Denis Westermorland.
Raffle winers: M. New- bould, C. Smith, D. Ho- late, E. Suter, F. Joel, D. Dinsdale, K. Morphet, A. Wood, M. Glover, G. Berisford.
WADDINGTON
TeenScene disco Waddington Sports and
Social committee is hosting a TeenScene disco for 11-16 year-olds tomorrow (Friday) in Waddington Methodist Church hall from 7-30 to 10 p.m. Admission £2.50, refreshments available.
WHALLEY
Singalong Tonight (Thursday) Whal ley Methodist Church is having a singalong at 7- 30 p.m. If you enjoy sing ing hymns old and new
’at St Peter’s. The activ ity will be about making a banner for the children to cany together on the walk. All the children will be encouraged to draw or write fomething about themselves for the banner.
Parish council , Simonstone annual parish
- ofconcern that affect the parish. However, prior notice would be appreci ated by telephoning the clerk on 01200 428742
• the parish council meet ing will follow.
meeting will be held on on Thursday, May 10th at 7
p.m.in Simonstone Old School hall. Parish ioners are invited to at tend and speak on issues
" and have favourites you would like to sing then come along to this sing- along. This is not a choir so everyone is welcome. The evening will finish about 8-45 p.m.
Services On Sunday at Whalley Methodist Church the 10-30 a.m. worship will be led by the Rev. Harry Jones. In the evening at 7-30 p.m. the Circuit Praise Night will be led by the minister, the Rev. Katy Thomas. This will be a contemporary style praise service. Please come along and join in, you will be made very welcome.
Trefoil Whalley Trefoil Guild
wiii hold its annual cof fee evening on Tuesday May 1st at '7 for 7-30 p.m.
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Tickets at £5 are available from members of the guild and at the door. Everyone most wel come.
The churchyard commit tee had received three tenders for maintenance work and 15 gravestones had been repaired by Brent Stevenson.
Wild blooms Wild flowers are to be planted by Whalley in Bloom volunteers in the grounds of the Old Grammar School, a meeting of Whalley Par ish Council was told.
Church roses Red roses were handed out at the morning Mass at English Martyrs’ RC Church, Whalley on Monday to mark St George’s Day.
Children at the church are preparing for Confirma tion on Pentecost Sun day, May 27th.
The Children’s Liturgy resumes this week. Chil dren have been collect ing money all through Lent as their effort to wards the church reno vation project in paying for the holy watr stoup
. in the porch. The money will be received at Mass on Sunday. ■
People joining the Rome Pilgrimage are to meet at the presbytery at 6-30 p.m. on Monday.
- 3 p.m. Entry to the table . top sale is free.
Services Midweek Holy Commun ion will be celebrated at Whalley Parish Church today at 10 a.m. and to morrow Holy Commun ion wil be at 9-15 a.m.
• in the Abbey Chapel followed by meditation in the Abbey Library at 10-30 a.m.
The House Group will meet at Whittam Road on Tuesday at 10 a.m. and foe worship commit-
. tee will meet in church at 6-30 p.m;-
Anyone who wants to vol unteer can contact Sylvia Ireland on 01254 822325 of Matthew and Claire Hitchcock on 01254 825695:
Collectors Whalley Christian Action Group is appealing for more collectors for its Christian Aid Week ef fort from May 13th to 19th. Extra collectors are particularly wanted for the Calderstones Park estate and outlying ar eas. All the churches in the area work together to distribute and collect envelopes.
A Prayer Book Holy Com munion service will be at 8-30 in the church on Sunday with Parish Com munion and Sunday Club at 10 a.m.
■ collectors’ items on Sun day between 10 a.m. and
Table sale Whalley Village Hall is to hold a table top sale of household goods and
in Whalley Methodist Church hall. Entertainment will be pro vided by Tackler’s Brew, a well-Imown Lancashire Folk Group.
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WINNERS ALL: From the left are second lady Andrea Caunce, race co-organiser Diane Scott, Cross roads chairman Tom McLean, race organiser Vanessa Hamiet, race winner Stephen Schofieid and third piaced Steven Gregory. This photo: David Bleazard. All other photos: Ben Parsons.
Triathlon was a huge success
A NEW charity Triathlon in memory of the mother of event organiser Vanessa Hamlet proved a massive success last Sun day. Based at Stonyhurst College, the event,
attracted more than 200 compeitors and, despite less than favourable conditions, spectators turned out in force too. It also raised around £2,000 for local charity Crossroads Ribble Valley. Vanessa said: “My mum Audrey was a
great inspiration to me and others and I wanted to share this with more people.” Organised with the help of friend Diane
Scott, the event served as a fitting tribute to Vanessa’s mother. Its success also owed much to the support of Stonyhurst college, along with the Rotary Clubs of Clitheroe, Ribblesdale and Clitheroe Lions, and a host of individual volunteers, plus the many sponsors and providers of prizes. Winners were presented with their awards at The Bayley Arms, at Hurst Green. Results were: Male - 1 Stephen
Schofield (Blackburn), 2 Marc Laithwaite (Upholland), 3 Steven Gregory (Trawden). First male veteran over 40 - Paul Guinan (Blackburn); over 50 - Ian Greenwood (Accrington); over 60 - Peter Jagan (Keighley). Female - 1 Molly Ralphson (Fence), 2 Andrea Caunce (Preston), 3 Freyer Jagan (Keighley). First female vet eran over 40 - Danielle Silence (Hyde); over 50 - Melanie Siddall (Todmorden). First Triathlon Club - Triclan. First relay ■ team - Julia Turner, William Pawson and Paul Stirrup (Goosnargh). ^
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