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r ea d : . Gary Robertson, Turf Management for Lawnmaster i v v . - - '


^>in;;What qualifications do you need?


A prerequisite of owning a Lawnmaster franchise is holding a recognised profes­ sional sports turf and industry based qualification. There is a legal requirementtoholdpes- ticides spraying certificates, O coupled with a good under­


standing of health and safe­ ty. Courses range from NVQ through toanhonours degree.


,^rAny other special 'requirements? Lawnmaster only recruit ex­ perienced turfmanagerswho have plied their trade either as a green keeper or a grounds­


man. Most, like myself, have worked in many prestigious venues with the aim of bring­ ing that experience and rep­ licating that quality to the domestic market, it helps to be in reasonable shape and condition.


How long does it take to q u a l i l ^


Durationofcoursesyary mas­ sively, but for a recognised qualification, anything from 12


months to fouryears. ;


What sort o f starting salary package can you expect? Initial income is very difficult topredicLItisverylmportant


to build your customer base fast in order to reach a regu­ lar steady level of repeat work.


What sort o f personal skill


makes'someone best suited toacareer? . Communication and organi­ sational skills are key, but the willingness to work hard and understand the individual re- quirementsofeachcustomer..


Whatcareerprospects and structure is there? - . We have an extremely large postal area in which to work and you need to becoine the preferred choice for lawn treatment services.


What job satisfaction can you expect? Improving all and any type of lawn is satisfying, but the real deal is talking to a potential customer who really.enjoys their garden and appreciates being given that little bit of extra knowledge you possess.


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Sell your profession. Turf management is a unique environment in which to work. I have never witnessed a profession that consumes your every thought in striving to produce the quality that you expect. Coverage is immense these days, particularly with sporting events.


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Gardener Gary Robertson


Skelinondale 37 29 5 3 92 RT»ttomOtd 37 22. 7 8 73 Traflbrd NowMills Mosaloy


CUIHEROE


37 22 7 8 73 35 22 6 7 72 38 21 8 9 71 39 21 8 10 71


CinzonAsbton 39 21 5 13 68 CammoUlaird 36 20 8 8 68 WarrbigtonTn 39 16 12 H 60 BamberBridgo 37 17 6 14 57 Buracougb FarsleyFC


OssettTown


Stanley House Hotel and Spa are looking for a


STONYHURST COLLEGE


HM C C a th o lic boarding and d a y sch o o l in th e Je su it ch arism fo r b o ys and g irls 13-18 “D eveloping Men and W om en fo r O th e rs”


FU L L TIME DOMESTIC ASSISTANT


T h irty -five h o u rs p e r w e e k M onday to F rid a y ■ 8.30am -4.00pm


C lo sin g d a le fo r re ce ip t o f a p p lica tio n s is F rid a y 3rd M ay 2 0 1 3 .


In te rv iew s w ill be h eld fo r th is p ost on T h u rsd a y 9th M ay 2 0 1 3 . ■


F o r a n ap plicatio n p ack , p le a se co n ta ct R e ce p tio n S to n yh u rst C o lleg e , S to n yh u rsI, C lith e ro e , L a n c a sh ire , B B 7 9PZ.-


Te lep h on e: 0 1254 8 2 6 3 4 5 , em a il:. rece p tio n@ sto n yh u rst.a c.u k


Sto n yh u rst is com m itted to safeg u a rd in g and prom oting the w e lfa re o f ch ild ren an d young


p eo p le , and e xp e cts a ll s ta ff and vo lu n te e rs to sh a re th is com m itm ent.


T h e su c c e s s fu l cand id ate w ill be su b je c t to an En h anced C R B ch e ck .


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S to n yh u rst: a com pany lim ited by g u aran te e R e g iste re d in Eng lan d : C om pan y N um b e r: 6 632303


R e g iste re d O ffic e : S to n yh u rst, C lith e ro e , La n c a sh ire , B B 7 9 P 2


. R e g iste re d C h arity N um b e r: 1127929 STONYHURST COLLEGE .


HM C C a th o lic b oard ing and d a y sch o o l in th e Je su it ch a rism fo r b o ys and g irls 13-18 “D eveloping M en an d W om en fo r O th e rs"


VACANCY FO R A LAUNDRY ASSISTANT


Tw enty^one h ou rs p e r w e ek . M onday to W ed nesd ay . , 8 am to 3 .3 0 pm


C lo sin g date fo r re ce ip t o f ap p lica tio n s is F rid a y 3rd M ay 2 0 1 3 .


In te rv iew s w ill be h e ld fo r th is p ost on T h u rsd a y 9th -


M ay 2 0 1 3 .


F o r an ap p licatio n p a c k , p le a se co n ta ct R e ce p tio n 'S to n y h u rs t C o lle g e , S to n yh u rst, C lith e ro e , L a n c a sh ire , B B T 9 P 2 .


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Sto n yh u rst is com m itted to safeg u ard in g and prom oting the w e lfa re o f ch ild ren and young


p eo ple, an d e xp e c ts a ll s ta ff and vo lu n te e rs to sh a re th is com m itm ent.


T h e su c c e s s fu l ca n d id a te w ill b e su b je c t to an En h a n ce d C R B ch e ck .


S to n yh u rst: a com p any lim ited b y g u a ran te e R eg iste red in E n g la n d : Com pany N um b e r: 6 6 3 2 3 0 3


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R eg iste red O f fic e : S to n yh u rst, C lith e ro e , L a n c a sh ire . B B 7 9 P Z


R eg iste red C h a rity N um b e r: 1127929


Euravia Engineering & Supply Co. Ltd. Euravia House, Colne Road, Kelbrook, ■ Lancashire, BB18 6SN


- Tel 44(0) 1282844480 Fax 44 (0) 1282 844274 euravia@euravia.aero .www.euravia.aero


Please apply in writing enclosing a C.V.. to the address below:


Maintenance person ENOMEERmO « S im r C a (TD.


Eurayia specialises in the repair and overhaul of aircraft engines & auxiliary power units; Due to expansion we seek:


Repair Technician (ReT 1)


A highly skilled, innovative and flexible machine operator"to cover a variety of, task, ranging from: tool manufacture to aircraft component repair. Previous aerospace experience is an advantage.


to work alongside the Maintenance Facilities Manager in a busy hotel environment.


TMs is a full time post and would be ideal for a person with a trade background. The


' ideal candidate needs to be able to work flexible hours, including weekends, and to work unsupervised. Must hold a clean driving licence. Wage negotiable dependent,


on experience. Please forward a current C y to Angela Curwen via email to


acurwen@stanleyhouse.co.uk'


T E M P O R A R Y D I S T R I B U T O R S required to deliver the Thomson Local in


' Blackburn, Danven, Accrington, Osbaldeston, Whalley, Hurst Green, Clitheroe and surrounding areas.


Good rates of pay and flexible working hours. You will need a ear to transport your directories


Call 0844 742 1333


W4vw.thomsondircctorics.com/distribution Text BLACKBURN to 07786 208008


The majority of people with a salary less than


74% of people looking for a job use local press considerably more than any other source available


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: ; will travel up to 10 miles for the right job


Part Time Dental


Surgery Assistant required for Clitheroe


Dental Practice to cover a period of matemty leave 1 day a week Tuesday . until January 2014 Must be qualified or


enrolled on an approved training scheme*


Please apply In writing to


Mr C M Nolan


Cramond House, 23 York Street, Clitheroe BB7 2DH


Alpes The Butchers require person to : work Friday &


Saturday mornings in their busy


sandwich kitchen. 14 hours approx Call 07859834077


for severely disabled lady. Terms to be discussed at interview. Ring 01200 . . 444527. All answer phone replies must leave full detalls.Cphone numbers only will not be answered).


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RadcEffeBoro 37 10 13 14 43 LancastorCity. 38 13 7 18 43 SaffonUffty


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HarrogatoR . 38 H 8 19 41 PrescotCaUos 36 9 8 19 35 Wakofiold


OasottAlbion. 35 5 6 25 21 GooloAFC


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8 4 0 1 12 6 4 0 2 12 4 4 0 0 12 5 3 0 2 9 5 2 1 2 7 5 1 2 2 5


CopingBadly' 8 1 1 4 4 Replacomonta 4 0 0 4 0


DONALD RACE AND NEWTON EAST


UNCASHIRE FOOTBAU LEAGUE TABLES


Rimington MaiHHI Enfield


HrstOisision P W D L P 19 15 2 2 47 21 14 3 4 45 19 18 3 3 42


Worstborne ' 20 12 4 4 40 Foniscowlos ReadUnited


HiiratGroeo


21 7 6 8 27 21 6 5 10 23


21 10 7 4 37 29 9 '3 11 30


OTwistloSM - 21 8 4 9 28; buigho


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CalderValoFC 22 8 4 12 22 CobwUnited ' 23 6 4 13 22 StackateadiSJ 24 4 7 13 19 RockRovors. 18 3 5 10 14 - BundeyGSOB 21 3 5 13 14 . Second Dhriaion P W 0 L P • 17 14 1 2 43


BarrowfbrdC IS 11 0 5 33 BToyBobndero 16 10 1 5 3 1 BundeyAtb


Canberra . 13 7 1 5 22 CTitheroeRBL 16 7 0 9 21 Borrowdale


BarOckTown . ;_ '1 4 -4 5 5 17 ' Prairielltd


17 6 1 10 19 15 5 2 .8 17


13 9 3 1 27


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BayHorssvHorsesboe;BiIlington Band Chib BvCarioA;BuckAvRoto&Cni^Read Consthutional Club V Royal British li^ n A;


Roae&OownAvWhrteLion; Waggonand ’ HoriesvWhiteHortoA First Divition


HiglwrBiickvVinialloyClidnHorteshoeBv White Hart; Low Moor B V Dog Whalloy; R ^ BritiihlegionvStPetorsB;StPsteraAv .


Royal Oak A; StorkvWaggonand Horses B. Second Division


BackLaddiesvDolacy;CravenHeifervDog Sports Bar B; Dog Sports Bar V Road Con Chib B; Royal Oak B V Craven Heifor B.


• Tholoaguoprosoiitationnightwinboheld at Bdlbigton Brass Band dub on April 25th.The


fbialoftbetbiglosknockoiitwill^bohold that evening, commencing at 8 pjn. TABLES


Premier Division - P P


RoyalBritishLegA 21 215 . BockA


RosoSCrown BdingtonB CaatleA


ReadConChib WaggonA


WhitbHorsoA


DogWhaiioy HigherBiKk WhaBoydiib


21 137 21-196 21 191' 21 140 21 130


RosoSCrownA 21' 125 Wlutelion Horsoshoo


21 125 21 122


21 H3 21 . HI


BqrHorte ■ • 21 ‘ 98 FbetOhiiaion P P 21 179 21 175


Waggon&HoraesB 20 161 RoyalOakA StPotonA StPotersB HoraeshooB WhitoHart Stork '


Royal British Legion 20 Til LowMoorB


BiTingtonBC - Dog Sports Bar BiidcLaddiet Whalley Anns CravenHoifbr ReadCondiibB DoLacy


CravenHoiferB DARTS


Doiiblos Knockout April25tb


Dog Inn: Lilian Tomlinson S Carol Joy; Dave Riloy & Anna Mario Dowdon; John Ellis S ' Cra^ HaB; Darren Harris & John Feeney; Pete Crossley & John PhBIqis; Howie Fish & Rachel Barnes; MichoOo Harknl S Sophie; Kove & Andy Porter; Tom Brown & Dave Hargrraves. HoraeShoorJameaPrice&ScottMcKeinie; Emily Whitlakor&Debbio; Phil Stewarts John Stevenson; Dave Flynn S John Steer; ScottTaylot S Gary Taylor; Phil Greatorex S MickMercenJhnmyHargreavoa&lindaay . Asthi; Becky Bolton S Steve Stanley; Keith Evanaon S Chris fiynn; Unzi Lloyd S Dean Gudgeon. • Tbo league presentation evening wd take place at the Swan S Royal on Fnday, May 31aL TABLES


Leagiio One Darts P P


Black BuUCTiiim H 65 BrownCowA R.B.Logion Judge


Whitelion . 1 0 BrownCowB Sodaldiib


Doginn BlackBidlOL Hortoshoo


H 64 12 54 10 45 44


10 44 10 17]


LoaguoTwoDarts P -P


H 75 11 71


BrownCowCTnirn 11 . 67 Swan S Royal Bocklnn


H 44 H 43 II 37


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21 167 . 21 159


21 158 21 148 21 137 21 127


21 113 19 101


Second Division P P 18 187


17 164 ’ 17 148 18 132 17 111


16 103 17 102 16 99


Dog Sports Bar B 16 67 RojralOakB


16 60 ^


CLmiEROEANDDISTIUCT DARTS


AND DOMINOES LEAGUE FIXniRES


Waddington PedPark


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RockRovera Langho


Rimbigton


Stackatoads Enfield


ReadUtd :" ColneUtd


Waddbigton


18 2 4 12 10 17 2 0 15 6


Reserve Division


Oawaldtwistlo 16 H 1 4 34 Canberra


. P W D L P -16 10 2 4 32


18 8 4 "6 28 15 7 3 5 24


14 7 2 5 23 16 6 5 5 23 14 7 1 6 22


15 5 4 6 19 15 4 2 10 14


16 1 0 15 3 RosoSCrown


RBLegion BrownCowA . Sodaldub Black Bidlirtiiim Judge BromCowB WhitoUon


League One Doniinoos p


12 125 11 114 10 112 U HI 10 108 10 104 10 103


12 14 p


SwanSRoyal Biicklnn Black Bull 01 Horsoshoo RoseSCrown Doginn Brown Cow Clxirn


LeaguoTwoDominooa P


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H 131 H


124


H 122 H 117 12 11


n s 115


H 103


CLiniEROE&DISTRKn"WirnERDARTS RESULTS


John Dobson Competition LogionlO, Dave's Disciples (Craven) 2; Low


Moor.10,BiackBidl4;BlackBidIA10,Kefy'a ' Heros1;CathoricClidi1l),SwanSRoimI2.


RIBBLEVALLEYLADIESDARTS PotroArms


BilngtonBBC BlackBuD


LowMoordiib Brown Cow - BayHoraoB Britishlegion CathoUcSC BayHorsoA


BOWLS


GREATHARWOOD & DISTRKH'BOWllNG LEAGUE


F1XIDRES The Lawrenson Cup Doubles competition win


bo held at Sabden BowUng Clufa on Saturto AprU,27tli. TEAMS


Cricket Saturday


Cfitboroo 1st XKvSettle, home, moot 12-30 pjn.)P.GaskeU,P.Dibb,T.Lonl,B.AIiniod,J. DowhursL X MarquoL F. Butt, M. Coulter,


T.Hossahi,P. Turnor.Saddiquo. Scorer: C. DewhursL


Cfithon»2nds(vFeniscowlea1att,'away,meot noon) J. Green, M. SortL C. Pahnor, H. Grahm,' G. Bonner, A. Hutchins, G. Drake, 8. Ahmed, J.


. Kay,A.Hartloy,O.Hiissahi.Scorer:D.Stuart. Read1atXI(vSaIoaliury,liomo,start1-30 p.in.) K. O'Connor, J. ManhalL J. Harvey, E. ArthigstolLA.Tiinwr,M.Zafr^C.towoa, L Lowes, W. Eaatham, R. Sharpies, JamaL ScorenK. Crabtree.


. Road2ndt(vSalosliuty2nds,away,atart1-30 pan.) F. Banlon, K. Grimshaw,T.Turnor, J. Uncock, B. Graham, G. Ashworth, J. Wood,


C. Noono; A. Carter, L Fox, A. Carter. Scorer MnJ.Sharploa. RUiblosdaIeWanderers(sEarhy,away, meet


noon) M. Briggs, L Britdiffo, B. Vsrloy, A. Mardi, C. Jackson, J. Rain, R. Clarkson, C. ColEngo, M. Clarkson, J. BritcUffo, Dou^ ScorerJ.Briggs.


RUiUesdalo Wanderers 2nds(vBrhiscaB, home, moot 12-30 pan.) 8. Brahhwaito, M. Thompson, L Noon, W. Whitaker, Ryan Monk,


. G. McGuire, L Rain, A. Khan. M.Spoiicer,B. SpoiKor, P. Spencer. Scorer a Oddio. Sunday .


CUthoraotstXI (vSaleshury, away, moot noon) P. GaskeO, P. Dibb, T. Lord, 8. Lemon, J. DewhursL J. MarquoL F. Butt, M. Coulter, T.


. HussaimP.Turnor.Saddique. Cfitboroo 3rds (v Road 3rds, aw^, moot t2-1S pan.)T. Elezard, J. Scorah, N. Scora^ D. StuarLS.Ahmod,H.Lang,C.DowhunLR.'


BhckhurmT. Bafioy, C. Palmer, J. Kay. Scorer TStonoa.


Cfithoroo 4ths (v Earby, home, meet 12-45 pan.) F. Hussain, A. MehmooiLM. Harrison, . J. Doan, G. Bonner, B. Jacks, G. Ofivor, R. Cattermole, D. Logan, 8. Stmifbrd, F. Jackscn. Scorer D.Ke0hi3ton.


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Read1st^vWliafiey,away,start1-30 ' pan.) K. Otonnor, J. Marshafi, M. Zafran, L ArtingatolLA.Riisbton,ATonior,C.Iasvet, . E Lowes. W. Eastham, R. Sharpies, JamaL Scorer ILCrabtree.


Road3rda(vCfithoroo3rda,liomo,atart1-30 ' pan.) A Baron, N. Snapo, A Carter, B. Graham, TTmor, K. Grimshaw, J. Wood, C. Noone, T. Baroo,G.Wrathafi.ScmvrW.Wrsdiafi. Cliti»rooCaanaIsXI(vAliorgolo,aivay,atart1 pan.) M. Scott, Dr W. Smith, E Smith, L Poolo, G. Poolo, Hartloy, A Bodfbrd,'K. Robinson,


M. StowarL G. StowarL 0. Scott, J. Harvey, J. Scott. - Riblilesdalo Wanderera (vBaxondon, homo,


moot12-30pan.)M.Brigga,LBritcliffb,B.: Variey, M. Sponcor, C. Jackson, J. Rain, A Clarkson, C. CoOingo, M. Clarkson, J. Britcfiffe, DougaE Scorer J. Briggs. . RibblesdaIeWandorora3rds(vEdeniield, away, meet noon) W. Whitaker, T. BraMiwaite, Ryan Monk, Recce Monk, A Colfingo, J. Price, M.Nerenl»rg,M.TIioinpson.M.Ridhig,0.- Sumner, AN. Other. Scorer C. Oddio.


Whalley GC Jiinior Captain Keiron Cunliffe prepares to drive in, watched by captain John Clegg, president Lorna Slinger, lady captain Wendy Green,familyandfriends. Under intense pressure,


Keiron hit a wonderful drive and split the fairway, with the finishing position sublime.


It was tight atthe top in Cljthe- roe Golf Club’s Four Man Team Event.


But t.wo birdie 4s on the


18 th for sixpoints put the win­ ning quartet of Craig Alison, Michael Dawson, Carl Drink- water and Paul Traynor into first place with 87 points. Four teams finished with 86 points, so scrutiny of the


cards decided the minor priz­ es. Seven points on the par five 13th was the highlight of the George, Houghton, Proos, Turner-team total as they slipped into runners-up spot. Norman Entwistle set the


ball rolling with a four-point-. birdie on the 1st to help the Brennans, Chris, David and Roger to 86 points for third place. Brothers Peter and Roger


Hargreaves took Dave John­ son and Keith Underwood on board and had the best front nine but needed one more point on the return leg to take home a prize. Simon Swindells won Divi­ sion One in a howling gale by


just one shot from the chas- ingpack. , . . Julian Troup with a bird­ ie two on the tricky 17th took


second place from Tony Mc- Gibbon who recovered from a blob on the 12th with a two on the 14th for 33 points and third place.


George Youngwasgolngno- where until a birdie and two


. pars finish put him fourth af­ ter cards with Ryan Ratcliffe Stuart Herd had a great


back nine to win Division Two with 34 points, atwoshotmar- gin over Ian Williams. ' A birdie two on the 5th


helped John Wetton to take third place and Richard Rudd won afive way play-off to claim fourth prize. Daniel PreedYs Eagle two


on the 6th was the highlight of his day but he had a mixed round and didnot figure on the prizelist.


Lady Captain Gillian Eddie-


stone is leading fi:om the fi-ont as she continues to pickup the prizes and she teamed up with Pam Lavery to win the Ladies’ Foursomes with 32 points. Sue Cartledge and Kath Lo- beU proved to be a formidable


■ partnership as they cruised into second place ahead of the delightful Diane Buttle "and Gath Podevyn after cards. "Val Fairless and Jan Revis'


finished fourth on 29. The Ladies’ Nine Hole Sta-


bleford was a triumph for Anne Hartley followed home by Elizabeth McEwan and Glenda Heahan. • , Sunday’s EWGA Medal was


almost a blow out but Carole Brown battled on to claim top .


spot ahead of Gath Podevyn by one shot.


- - Qiiartet through


Saturday saw golfers at Whal­ ley competing for qualifying places in the East Lancashire. Golf Association Handicap Trophy to be held at Baxenden


Golf ClubonSaturday, May _ nth. On a warmer day than of


late, but with a few showers to contend with, 53 members teed offwith high hopes'. . Withfairwaysdryerthanof ® late, the golfers were pleased


with the added length to their drives, but some were frus­ trated by the correspond­ ing increase in speed to the greens.


There was a handicap lim­


it of 18, but a medal was also . available for higher handicap players to enter. The four successful quali­


fiers to represent "Whalley in m the team and individual ELGA * competition were John Heap 80-10-70, Kevin Moore 83-13- ' 70, Matt Bartle 88-18-70, and Howard "Walmsley 91-18-3. 3 Matt Bartle’s official handi- n


cap is 22 which gave him a net 6 6


t6alsowinthemedaLAItoe ^


performance. After a countback Johii^^


Heap won the first Divisioi^"^' with Kevin Moore runner-up. Matt Bartle won the second ^


division withBen Graves 100- 28-72 runner-up.


.


The following players had a two, winning £13 each - John


Parker, Steve Green, J.S. Ken-r^ ' nerley, Dan Rogers.


KeironCunliffe drives inas Whalley GolfClub’s2013junior captain


ASSOCIATION TABLE Pu 79 75 72 67 57


.5 7 54 ' 54 "5 2


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