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3. Jez Willows  +31:08               your cycling achievements during the coming
        4. Nigel Briggs   +25:20             season.
        Ladies BAR
        1. Karen Ledger +1:10:01             SCOTLAND
        2. Kathryn Smith
                                             James Skinner
        Group Trophy Winners                 News
        Ivan Mahon 25     Ron Hallam      +22:46
        Bert Christian 25   Ron Hallam      +22:08  Mike Burnett of Dundee Wheelers, who would have
        Jack Watts 25     Robert Gibbons    +52:33  been 85, passed away a few weeks ago.  Mike was
        Joe Baine 30     Sean Hunt       +15:08  a member from 1966 until 2000, and was a prolific
        Fred Smith 50     Ron Hallam      +45:15  timekeeper for events in the Dundee and
        Hermes 100      Dan Barnett         +1:13:48  surrounding districts.
        Quite separately I picked up some interesting  Honorary Life member Gordon Smith, of Glasgow
        information from the CTT Annual report concerning  Road Club, aged 82, also passed away a few
        the achievements of NEM members.  David  weeks ago.  Gordon joined the group in February
        Longlangs (Team Botrill) won the men's 50-54 year  1981.
        age award in the 50 mile National Championship
        held on the R59/5 and run by South Wales DC with  Robert Ivell, from Dunbeath in Caithness, and
        1:45:53.  In the Circuit Championships by West DC  formerly a member of Perth United, has had his
        on U603B Graham Green (also Team Bottrill) won  cycling activities curtailed this season due to a
        the men's 75-79 age award with 2:05:58.  Our  health related problem, and exacerbated by the
        treasurer Kath Smith (Sleaford Wheelers CC) won  lengthy travel to and from hospital for ongoing
        the ladies 65-69 award in the 12 hour National  treatment.  The committee wishes him a speedy
        Championships on B12/2 in East DC covering  return to health.
        224.10 miles.                        Mike Ferguson of Johnstone Wheelers, who missed
                                             out last year due to health problems has now
        In the CTT National Championship 25s, promoted
        by Central DC on the A25/11 Jessica Beyer-Lyons  rejoined. and apparently got the bit between his
        (Nottingham Clarion CC) was fastest 40-44  teeth, as he is racing for standards.  Good to see
        category lady with a fine 1:01:01.  On the next day  him back
        Dan Barnett (Team Bottrill) was fastest in the men's  Jim (James) Reid of the Glasgow Nightingale and
        45-49 category on 49:06 and was also part of the  his wife Isobel, are now residing at the Erskine
        men's fastest team.  Ian Guilor (Mapperley CC) won  Glasgow Care Home, 200 Dorchester Ave, Glasgow
        the 50-54 category and Sean Hunt (Lincoln  G12 OBZ.  Anyone wishing to visit Jim would be
        Wheelers CC) was winner of the 55-59 group on  greatly welcomed.
        51:52.
                                             At McQs in Bannockburn, the SVTTA AGM was
        On the 20 April competition record for 25 mile  attended by 16 members most of whom stayed for
        tricycle team was set by Lincoln Wheelers team of  lunch.  A couple of months later the prize giving
        NEM members Ian Pike, Andy Newham and David  lunch was attended by 88, who enjoyed a good
        Mason with 2:54:17.  Ian and Andy set a team  catch up with friends, teammates and competitors; it
        record again on 6 June for 15 miles 1:56:12, with  was good to see Billy Bilsland there on the day.
        the third member on this occasion being Lez Young.  The Scottish group thanks Ishbel McGinty for being
        The team improved on that time on 10 July with  our guest of honour and handing out our table full of
        1:42:12, the third member on this occasion being  prizes; the largest haul of prizes being won by
        David Mason.                         Patricia Baird of Ecosse Performance.  The prize
                                             giving concluded with Davie Miller being presented
        Well that is all I can muster for this edition.  Like you
        all I am looking forward to the new season, so go  with a framed commemorative collage, detailing
        fast and keep safe.  Please also make me aware all  some of his vast list of cycling achievements.
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