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Advertiser&Times,Thursday, May 24,2012 v^.ctltheroeadvert^^^ l.clltheroeadvenlser.co.uk today 9 0 executive


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Lynda Brislin, chief exec of the North West Air Ambulance charity


What qualifications do you need? I come from a generation where university was never an option, but I have always held roles which involved business management, figures, banking and credit


control - all of which serve me well in mv position. Before joining the North West Air


Ambulance, I managed a family business for over 2 0 years and this gave me the skills and expertise I needed to secure


the role of chief executive within the charity.


the air ambulance service was launched - looking back, it was great riming, and the rest, as they say, is history.


We sold our ferriily business the year


Any other requirements for example health and fitness or age?


Every day is different in my role. It involves a lot of travelling around


meeting our crew, volunteers, fundraisers and staff at m e various emergency


services we work in partnership with. It always keeps me busy and on my


toes - so I would say good health is a must!


What sort of personal skills make someone best suited to this career? To work in a charity you must be a


•people person’ - and a very good listener.


•You must po ssess g re a t '


cornmunication skills and have the patience to give each and every person


you deal with the time they wish to spend with you. •


What sort of career prospects and structure Is there? The charity has a dedicated senior team who all support me in my role and help the charity pursue its vision of delivering the highest standard of healthcare to


patients in the region who need our services.


For me, there is no greater career, prospect than seeing this being achieved.


What kind of job satisfaction can you expect from a career? Working with the North West Air


Ambulance, in particular, means no end to job satisfaction; Our charity has the ability to see the


outcome of the work we do on such a grand scale — which is fentastic. To actually meet people who would not


have survived their injuries without the North VVest Air Ambulance is the most rewarding part of my role, and working with such a dedicated, life-saving.team has to come a close second.


In 50 words sell your profession. If you want to work in an environment which sees your organisation help save lives on a daily basis, working for the North West Air Ambulance may be for


you. Clitheroe Advertiser &Tlmes,Thursday, May Golf rounds •co.ukv


[houldsworth SOLICITORS RIRBLESDALE


[cricket LEAGUE TA B L E S ’


Senior Division P W L N B P


Barnoldswick.. .7 6 0.-1 10 75 la d . . . . . . . . . .7 5 1.1 12 67 Kenden.'....'...7'4 .2 110 55


J t le ........... . . .7 4 2 1 8 53 SerryTree.,....7 3 2 ? J 47


HjSdiham..........3 3- f ff 46 S^litherae .. . .-.-:7 3..2 2 -5 45


fjtfWhalley..,.....7 2 4 1 12 37 i^^b.Wands...,.7 .2 '4 110 35 iv^esbury.......... 7,'.2 3 2 2 30 ~^iarby........-.'.7-.1 .3 3 -4 29 Seat Harwood...7 1 3 3 3 28 Osw. Immanuel. .7 0 5 211 21


Senlield.. . . . .j; .7, 2; 4; 112 -37


K iTHEROE AND ilSTRICT MIDWEEK iRICKET LEAGUE


........... P W'D L P


/Moor ...........3 2 . 1 0 -7 aldorslones .....3.. >2 1 •. 0 7.


Ililheroe St James3 .11 :1 '4. Shipping‘A’ ;.......3 l - l 1 -4- ...„....;;....3 0 1 2 1


hipping R'Wers 3- 0 -1 .2 1 ’ FOOTBALL


SMILES & MILES lUTO TRADERS 1ARRYDEWHURST


[MEMORIAL t r I fOOTRALL LEAGUE


RESULTS League


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I Black Bull 6, Stanley Ultras 2; i Bee Knees 2, Great Harwood 1; I Black 7, Dog Inn 0.


FIXTURES Sunday


I Black^ull V Bee Knees; Church ■ I Towri V Dog Inn.' TABLE P W D


I Black Brill......... 12 11 1 I Dog Inn............ 13 9 1


I Church Town....11 9 0 Stanley Ultras....T3 6 0 7 18 GtHarwood R... 14 5 2 7 17


L P 0 34 3 28 2 27


I HelmshoreH....‘.14 3 2 9 11 1 Bees Knees....... 13 3 0 10 9 Station.......... ...14 3 0 11 9


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SUMMER LEAGUE RESULTS


Mad Dogs 4 v Horse Shoe 3; White Lion 2, Disco Ninjas 4; Replacements 9, Drunken Monkeys 1.


FIXTURES


9am Replacements v Disco Ninjas; 9-35am White Lion v Drunken Monkeys;10-10am Mad Dogs v Rebel Onions. TABLE P W D L P


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Rebel Onions....10 7 1 2 22 Replacements ....7 7 0 0 21 Disco Ninjas.....'..9 6 0 3 18 Mad Dogs......... 7 2 0 5 6 Drunken Monkeyll 3 0 8 9 Inter Horseshoe 10 3 0 7 9 White Lion.........9 2 1 6 7


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RIRRLE VALLEY GLASS CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT WIN­


TER PDDLLEAGUE RESULTS Premier


Castle A 2, Castle B 10; ■ Conservative Club 4; Blllington Band Club B 8; Higher Buck 4, Buck A 8; Rose & Crown 5, Low Moor A 7; Royal British Legion A 7, White Lion 5. Division One


Bay Horse 6, Read Conslitu- ■ tional Club 6; Stork 8, Rose & Crown A 4; VVaggon And Horses 6, White Horse B 6; White Horse A 9, Horseshoe 3. Division Two


Buck Laddies 5, Waggon & Horses B 7; Horseshoe B 6,' Buck Wrinkleys 6; Low Moor B 9 . Royal Oak B 3; St Peter’s A 9, Royal British Legion 3. Division Three


Billington Band Club 6, Dog Whalley 6; Craven Heifer 3, Dog Sports Bar 9; Pendle Witch 8, Craven Heifer B 4; Read Con Club B 5, Black Bull Chatburn 7. FIXTURES Premier


Billington Band Club B v Rose & Crown; Castle B v Royal British Legion A; Conservative Club V Higher Buck; Low Moor A v Castle A; White Lion v Buck A. Division One


Horseshoe v Royal Oak A; Read Constitutional Club v Stork; Rose & Crown A v White Horse B; White Horse A y Wag­ gon And Horses. Division Two


Buck Laddies v Horseshoe B; Royal Oak B v Buck Wrinkleys; Waggon & Horses B v St Peters


. A; Whalley Club v Low Moor B. . Division Three


Black Bull Chatburn v Pendle Witch; Craven Heifer B v Dog Whalley; De Lacy v Craven Heifer; Dog Sports Bar v Read Con Club B.


TABLES Premier Division


......................... P W 0 L P 8iliington8.....;...3 3 0 0 33 Castle 8..............3 2 1 0 32 R8LA.................3 2 1 0 27 8uckA................ 3 1 2 0 26 Low Moor A.......3 2 0 1 26 White Lion.......... 3 1 f 1 25 Rose and Crown 3 0 2 1 21 Castle A..............3 0 1 2 14 Higher Buck.......3 0 0 3 13 Con Club............3 0 0 3 11 First Division


......................... P W 0 L P Stork...................3 2 0 1 25 Bay Horse......... 3 1 2 0 23 White Horse A..... 2 2 0 0 22 . WaggonA.......... 3 1 1 1 22 Read Con Club ....3 0 2 1 21 White Horse 8....3 0 2 1 21 Royal Oak A 2 1 1 0 18 Horseshoe.......... 2 1 0 1 16 Rose & Crown A . 3 0 0 3 16 Second Division


..... ;.................. P W D L P St Peters A......... 3 3 0 0 36 LowMoorB....... 3 2 1 0 31


■ WaggonB...;.......3 2 0 1 24 -RBL.....................3 1 . 1 1 22 HorseshoeB.......3 0 2 1 21 Buck Laddies...... 3 0 1 2 17 Whalley Club 3 1 0 1 16 Buck Wrinkleys ...3 0 1 1 12 Royal Oak 8 ........3 0 0 2 7 Third Division


...;................... . P W 0


Dog Whalley....... 3 2 1 0 28 Billington Band.... 3 2 1 0 27 Dog Sports Bar... 2 2 0 0 23 Read Con 8.........3 1 0 2 20


■ Black Bull Chat.... 2 2 0 0 18 Craven Heifer.....3 1 0 2 17 Pendle Witch 3 1 0 2 16 Craven Heifer 8...3 0 0 3 12 DeLacy.......... ....2 0 0 2 7 Brown Cow....... 0 0 0 0 0


DARTS


RIRRLE VALLEY LADIES DARTS


ASSOCIATION RESULTS


Billington B.C. 3, Rose & Crown A 6; Craven 7, Bay Horse 2; Deklacy 2, Legion 7; Low Moor 4, Black Bull 5. TABLES


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2. Black Bull 3. Craven


4. Rose & Crown A 5. Billington B.C. 6. Low Moor 7. Legion


8. Catholic S.C. 9. Bay Horse . 10. Delacy


PetreArms 117 113 109 102 98 94 78 73 67 48


11. Rose & Crown B HIGH SCORES.


J. Johnson 133, E. Jungbluth- 125; L. Pedley 125; A. Longton 117; J. Smith 115; M. Norlhover 114; E. Smith 114; A'.M.Bel- lanca 104; H. Lowe 103; A. Haworth 100; D. Stevenson 100.


BOWLS


GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT ROWLING LEAGUE


36 FIXTURES


Leonard Whittaker Clip ' Second Round (June 14th)


Burnley Road B v Milnshaw Wanderers; Coppice v Ossy Con; Lower Darwen A v Sabden Black; RIbblesdale B v Burnley Road A; Rishton Con A v Green Park; Roe Lee Park v Sydney Street; Salesbury B v Ribbles- dale A; Whalley A v Globe Heys. The Arthur Ormerod Bowl -. Doubles (Saturday


9- 30am M Burns & M Yerkess V J Rigg & F Franks; I & P


Jackson V L Nuttall & L Ramell; D Parsons 8iT Connell v E Wallace & partner; S Gall & M Beardmore v J Norris & G Roberts. 10- 30am A Whitehead & L Miller V B Herman & C Cromp­ ton; M Opie & S Anderton v T Sheard & D Cookson; G & S Wood V H Whyatt & K Monroe; C Ramell & D, Burns v J Larder & J Ellsdn. 11- 30am A Dewhurst & M Gra­ ham V G Stephenson & partner; D & P Bonney v C & S Cornall; P Bithell & P Haworth v D Whit­ worth & D Pilkington. Results


Division One


Free Gardeners A 3, Globe Heys 7; Globe A 5, Burnley Rd B 5; Gt Harwood A 7, Rib- blesdale A 3; Roe Lee Park 2, Rushton St A 8; Salesbury A 8, Rishton Con A 2. Division Two


Grange 7, Gl Hanwood H 3; ' ■ Hurst Green 8. Ossy Con 2; Sabden Black 6, Green Park 4; Sydney Street 6, Clitheroe Ckt A 4; Waddinglon A 6, Oakhill | Vets 4; ..............Division Three Burnley Rd A 1, Coppice 9; Gt Harwood C.C. 9, Oakhill A 1;Gt Harwood C.C. 8, Salesbury B 2; Lower Darwen A 8, Free Gardeners B 2; Ribblesdale B 9, Sabden Red 1; Rushton St B 8, Oakhill A 2. __Division Four


Clilheroe Ckt B1, Lower Darwen B 9; Immanuel A 8, Read 2; Oakhill B 8, Waddington B 2; Rishtori Con B 7, Immanuel B 3; Sabden Blue 7, Whalley B 3. TABLES


L P Division One . P W D L P


Gardeners A.... ..6 3 0 3 37 Globe Heys.... . ..5 4 0 1 35 Witton Be........ ..5 4 0 1 34 Rushton St A......5 4 0 1 32 SalesbutyA..... ..6 2 0 4 32 Roe Lee Park......6 3 0 3 30 Gt Harwood A... ..6 4 0 2 29 Burnley Rd B......5 2 1 2 24 Ribblesdale A... ..5 2 0 3 20 Globe A............ ..6 0 2 4 15 Rishton Con A.. ..5 0 1 4 12


Division Two


...................... P W 0 L P Sydney Street....6 4 0 2 34 Ossy Con...... ;....6 4 0 2 33 Green Park.........5 3 1 1 33 Waddington A....6 3 0 3 29 Grange...............6. 2 1 3 28 GtHarwoodH....6 2 0 4 28 CHlheroeCktA...5 2 1 2 27 Whalley A...........5 3 0 2 25 Sabden Black.....5 2 1 2 25 Hurst Green.... ...5 2 0 3 20 OakhillVets....... 5 1 0 4 18


Division Three


...... ..................... P W 0 L P Lower Danven A. 6 6 0 0 45 Coppice.......... ...5 4 1 0 38 Ribblesdale 8.....6 3 0 3 31 Gt Harwood Cc... 6 2 1 3 31 Mercer Park.......5 3 0 2 29 Rushton St 8...... 6 2 Sabden Red....... 5 2 Free Gardeners 85 2 Burnley Rd A......6 1 Salesbury 8........5 '2 Oakhill A.............5 0


3 27 2 24 3 22 4 20 3 19 4 14


Division Four


.......................... P W 0 L P Rishton Con 8.... 6 5 0 1 42 Immanuel A..........5 5 0 0 36. Oakhill 8.................6 2 0 4 31 Read.....................5 4 0 1 28


Milnshaw Wands 5 3 0 2 28 Lower Darwen B. 5 2 1 2 27 Clitheroe Ckt B...6 3 0 3 26 Sabden Blue......6 2 0 4 23 Waddington B:...5 2 0 3 21 Immanuel B.......4 0 1 3 15 Whalley B..........5 0 0 5 13


HYNDBURN VET


BOWLING LEAGUE TABLES


Division One


..........................P W 0 -L P Rhyddings Pk..... 5 4 '1 0 47 Ribblesdale 8 C 6 WorsleyA.............6 RustonStA..........5 PeeIPkA..............6 Burnley Rd............5 Lowerfold Pk........6


4 2 0 4 2 0 4 0 1 3 2 1 4 1 0 2 4 0


Sabden.............6 0 6 0 24 • Waddington 8... 5 1 3 1 24 Rishton B.C..... 5 0 3 2 20 Oakhill 8 C..... . 5 1 3 118


' Division Two


..........................P W 0 L P Oakhill Vets A ......4 Rushton SIB........4 Mercer Park..........4 Waddington A.......4


4 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 1 1 2


Grange.... ..........4 1 2 1 22 Gaily Park A.........4


ImmanualA......4 0 2 2 21 Whalley B.C..........4 Ribblesdale B....... 4 Peel Park B...........4


Division Three


..........................P W D L P C.roe Cricket.4 3 0 1 36 Hurst Green...... 4


4 0 0


Worsley Pk B... 4 3 1 0 32 Immanuel B..4 2 1 1 25 Globe Bullough 4 2 2 0 24 Read Be......4 1 3 0 22 Milnshaw Pk.4 1 3 0 19 Oakhill Vets B... 4 2 2 0 18 Oakhill BCB.... 4 0 3 1 18 GattyPkB........4 0 3 1 12


CRICKET TEAMS Saturday


Ribblesdale Ists (v Baxenden, away, meet noon) I Britcliffe, D Howard, M Briggs, S Kerr, M Cole, M Clarkson, C Jackson, J Britclitfe, B Varley, J Rain, Erlank. Scorer: J Briggs. Ribblesdale 2nd XI (v Earby, home, meet 12-30pm) S Braithwaite, R Clarkson, M Thompson, W Whitaker, L Noon, J Dickinson, C Collinge, H Kay, M Spencer, T Braithwaite, L Rain. Clitheroe Ists (v Read, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) P. Gaskell, P. Dibb, S. Lemon, J.McDowell.T. Lord, M. Coulter, F. Butt, J. Dewhurst, A. Pearce, J. Marquet, Saddlque. Scorer: S.Ahmed, Clitheroe 2nds (v Read, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) J . Green. C. Musson, G. Drake, C. Palmer, D. Turner, S. Graham, J. Houldsworth, E. Drake, A. Hutchins; C. Bowness, F. Hus­ sain. Scorer O. Hussain. Sunday


Ribblesdale Ists (v Great Har­ wood, home, meet 12-30pm) I Britcliffe, D Howard, M Cole, M Clarkson, C Jackson, J Brit­ cliffe, C Collinge, R Clarkson, P Spencer, J Braifhwaite, Erlank. Scorer: M Spencer Clitheroe Ists (v Oswaldtwis- fle Immanuel, away, meet 11-50 a.m.) P. Gaskell, P. Dibb, J.McDowell, T. Lord, M. Coulter,F. Butt, J. Dewhursl, A.Pearce, J.Marquet, C.Bowness, Saddique. Scorer;S..Ahmed.


, . Monday


Ribblesdale Wanderers U18s (v Whalley, h’ome, meet 5-45 p.m.) J Price, M Nerenburg, T Rigby, L Rain, Ryan Monk, Reece Monk, D Dickinson, M Spencer, R Pickett, D Sum­ ner, K Collinge, S Khan.


SCORECARDS


. Salesbury v Earby EARBY


R. Robinson LBW b S. Pradeep .................................;................12


M.Windle ct S. Hampson b S. Pradaep..................................-........ 0


A. Azmat ct E Foster b L. Par­


1 2 1 1 2 1


1 2 1 0 2 2


kinson...................................... 26 A. Pollard Not Out................ 72 D. Kegg ct I. Rabagliati b S. Pra­ deep......................................... 0 P. Baistow * LBW b S. Pradeep .............................................. 27 R. Sumner + c and b S. Pradeep .........................


25


A. Reedy b S. Pradeep...... 3 G. Marlindale b E. Foster..... 1 M. Keqg Not Out..................... 2 Brtras..................................9 Total (8 wkts)............177


Bowling: Pradeep 23-2-74-6 ; L. Parkinson 7-0-31-1; A. Marsh 4- 0-13-0; E. Foster 11-1-54-1.


I. Rabagliati -i- c and b A. Azmat .......... ..................................... 52 J. Wharton st R. Sumner b D. Kegg....................................... 24 J. Watson ct R. Robinson b D. Kegg......................................... 4 S. Pradeep Not Out............ 72 B. Rigby ct A. Azmat b D. Kegg^


44 'SALESBURY 43 40 37 33 30


J. Rawson ct A. Azmat b D.


Kegg......................................... 5 L. Parkinson ct A. Reedy b D. 38 31 29 23


22 20


Kegg......................................... 4 S. Hampson Not Out ................0 Extras...............................12 Total (5 w kts)...... ;....178


Bowling: J. Hargreaves 6-0-20-0; M. Kegg 5-0-19-0; A Azmat 16-1 81-1; D. Kegg 153-2-55-5.


Padiham v Ribblesdale Wanderers


17 17


PADIHAM


K. Hitchon b M. Clarkson.... 57 L. Anderson b B. Varley....... 10 C. Holt ro J. Braithwaite...... 10 J. Bushell ■ ct 0. Jackson b M. Clarkson................................ 19 C. Clarke ct A. Marsh b M. Er­ lank...............^.......................... 6 A. Hall Not Out..................... 32 Nesir Mehmood c and b M. Clarkson............................... 19 K. Robinson b M. Erlank.... 4 P. Shirtcliffe ct M. Clarkson b M. Erlank....................................... 1 S. Meehan Not Out......... .'... 13 Extras..................................40 Total (8 wkts)............211


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Bowling: B. Varley 13-3-62-1; D. Howard 6-0-32-0; M. Erlank 16- 2-62-3; I. Britcliffe 3-0-17-0; M. Clarkson 7-1-19-3.


RIBBLESDALE - WANDERERS .


A. Marsh ct C. Clarke b C. Holt......... .......................... 28 C. Jackson St K. Robinson b C. Holt..........


M. Erlank cl N. Mehmood b S. Meehan.................................... 0 D. Howard ct N. Mehmood b C. Holt'...............;.................'......... 1 B. Varley ct N. Mehmood b C. Holt ................................ ..:...... 0 J. Braithwaite st K. Robinson b C .


S. Kerr ct and b S. Meehan... 6 M. Clarkson st K. Robinson b C. Holt.......................................... 10 J. Britclifle Not Out............... 26 M. Cole +


■ st K. Robinson b C. Holt.'.....................


I. Brilcliffe * ct C. Clarke b Chris Holt.......................................... 12 Extras....;...................... ;....20 Total..... ;........................130


Bowling: S. Meehan 15-3-41-2; C. Holt 213-6-54-8; I. Ahmed 5-0-19 0 ;K. Hitchon 2-0-10-0.-


Readv Whalley WHALLEY


M Davies LBW b Harvey.______ 15 R Lamb b Harvey..................... ’..9 Mola c and b Havey................... 6 L. Kearsley b Rusfon................ 1 D Fitzhenry LBW b Harvey.......0 M Fallon LBW b Harvey...........1 J Galling -t LBW b Eastham.....1 R Palmer * b Rushton...........16 S Gorton not out.........;..........18 G. Barker b Eastham.......... ......1 S Duckworth LBW b Easlham..1 Extras....... ..............................7 Total........................ 76


Bowling: J Harvey 13-6-23-5; E Lowes 7-4-15-0; A Rushlon 9-1- 34-2; W Eastham 4-4-0-3.


READ


M Whalley b Mota.........'...........19 J Harvey not out...................... 29 Clark not out..............................27 Extras


Bowling: Mota 8-3-22-1; S Duck­ worth 3-0-13-0; D Fitzhenry 4-1- 28-0; R Palmer 0.5-0-14-0.


Total (for I wkt) 81 6 9 Holt............. 18


the headlines at Clitheroe Golf Club after their 1 ous successes last week in the Tom Morris whenN won their respective divisions in Saturday’s Sin


iby c Stableford.


two but showed his oattling qualities with the only two of the day on the 14th and a winning total of 37 points. Tim’ Clarke started with a birdie and finished with


Jones got off to a poor start with only one point after .


three pars to pip Chris Heesom for second place in Division One, both returning 35 points. Barry 'Thomas found a birdie on the 5th to set the


pulses racing but no score on the '7th and 8th had a sobering effect before a back nine good enough to head a list of seven competitors on 34 points for 4th prize. Scrutiny of the cards gave Simon Swindells the final


with 35 points, ahead of eight golfers on 34. MikeTowell, Clive Richards and Richard Baker won


Division Two with 37 points. Matthew Gamer was slippin_ until a birdie on the 18th elevated


out of contention im into second place


the argument after cards for the final three places. The bragging rights in Sunday’s fourball were set­


tled on the finm two holes when Tim Clarke and Steve Ackers finished with two birdies for 42 points whilst Craig Allison and Carl Drinkwater with solid pars had to settle for the mnners up spot with 41. Andrew Heyes and Kieran Hunt were so near with 40


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in the Caravanson Charity Event. There were no weak links in “The Steelmen” team,


oints in 3rd with the plucky Kenny 'Ward and George toddart a furthur point away in 4th In the absense of the Dalglish Charity Golf Day, Captain John Whowell invitee! 25 teams to participate


Paul and G. Nightingale, Mark Jqnes and David Parkinson who won top spot with 88 points. The Kenyon, Porter, Catlow, Murray team representiim estate Ments Mortimers took second with 81 and Captain Elects team of Wood, Swindells, Ackers and Stanley had 79 for third. The Red Roses, Chris Sims, Jack Simmons and Alex


just missed out of the prizes. However Mr Green won the prize for nearest the hole with his tee shot on the 17th and the Roger Williams/J Dowdy duo took the prize for the straightest drive on the 6th. Round 3 of the Juniors Spring Championship went to


Rigby brought in a ringer M. Green who scored on most holes including a 2 on the 17th but to no avail as they


shots on the tricky par hole gave him victory in


Qliver Smith with his nett 72. Louis Barrett took second and George Young was one furthur shot away with his 74 in third. Ethan Cambrite had the Best Gross. Five handicapper Tom Forrest, from Clitheroe, won


the nett prize in the Lancashire Boys’ Championship for the Harold Ryden Challenge Trophy at Fishwick Hall thanks to a fine closing 69 to add to his first round 76, prevailing on countback from Lancaster’s Toby Roberts and Skipton’s Robert Nesbitt. Wilpshire’s James Holt, who tagged a 77 to his earlier


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Mytton Fold Golf Club held their Founder Captain’s Day on Saturday. Despite strong winds and the course being veiy damp underfoof in places, Garry took the course apart to end up five shots under nett par with his 88-21-67, some three shots clear of the following ^oup. . Barry Hargreaves, with his 90-20-70, showed His mettle to the handicappers once again with a second runner-up position in consecutive weeks. This time it took a card playoff for Barry to fend off the competition in the form of Dave Halsall (86-16-70). ; , Fourth, and taking the Division One prize, was John •


73, was third in the overall event. Garry Keogh was the toast of the Clubhouse when


Parkinson (85-12-73), beating Division Two prize winner John Farnsworth (94-21-73) on a card playoff. 'The 'Twos prize fund was split just three ways, with


leads the way with 29 points, four ahead of Martin Holden and the in-form Barry Hargreaves. •The ladies at Whalley Golf Club held theft May Open Team Event on a sunny ■ Almost 80 ladies took


In the men’s Order of Merit, Luke Chadwick still '


with Lady Captain Elect Doreen Hammond 116-30-86). runner up.


Miclty Walsh and Phil Clegg birdying the first, while Wayne Ivinson waited until the ninth before taking his. Taria Wilson (117-36-81) headed the ladies , home,


and the event proved to' be a great i ners with a score of 86 were Jennifer Eastwood, Agnes Seery (Whalley G.C.), Elaine Grinrod (Clitheroe) and Pat Schofield (Wilpshire). In close second place with a score of 85 were A^es


Flanagan jWhalley), Dot Scholes, Rachel Scholes and Rita 'Towler (Great Harwood). Finally, in third place were Carol .Ashley, Kath James (Whalley), Sue Cartledge and Maureen Micklewright (Clitheroe) Mth


winner Trish Gallagher with 111-35-76. Runner-up was Sylvia Meadows 95-18-77. The Golf Foundation Brooch winner was Trish Gallagher 111-35-77. ____________


81.The following day the ladies played in the LLCGA Scott Leggatt Foursomes Qualifier. The winners, with 34, were Sally Blehkinship and Sarah Clemson, followed by Margaret Calvert and Karen Thompson with 31. and .Anne Prior and 'Viv Birtwell with 30. ‘ V At Wilpshire GC, the winner of the EWGA Medal


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