www.clitherooadvortiser.co.uk Thursday,September4,20 44 I CLITHEROEADVERTISER&TIMES EDUCATION AND LEARNING c ; Seven simple steps to help conquer those i nterview nerves 6 f
andsomeofusdeal with this well and others don’t,” says Head of Career Serv ices & Employability at the London School of Business & Finance (LSBF) Nadim Choudhury(pictured). “If you are a candidate that finds it difficult to deal with nerves, there are several things that you can do to help combat them. Here is my seven-step plan...”
it’s a two-way process - you’re there to find out as much about the company and its culture as they are analysing you,” says Nadim. “Feeling confident that
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JUST THE JOB! F
or any candi date the inter view process can bring up unex pected nerves,
you’re on an equal footing will help you feel much more re laxed."
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ITTAKESTW0 “Before going to the inter view, remind yourself that
enough research or ‘commer cial awareness’ on the com pany, its competitors and the sector that it operates in," says Nadim. “You may find it
3 EDUCATION/TEACHING
MEDITATION AND MINDFULNESS
“Try five minutes of deep
breathing exercises the night before the interview and im mediately prior to the inter view,” says Nadim. “It is of ten commented by experts in meditation that five minutes of mindfulness can help you clear your thoughts, become more focused andhelp combat nerves. Lookup ‘mindfulness’
• on the internet or download one of the many apps on your phone for more information.”
DO YOUR RESEARCH “Always make sure that you have undertaken
worthwhile to do a basic PEST analysis (what arethepolitical, economical, social and tech nological issues facing the sector?). Once you become a knowledge expert, your con fidence level will no doubt in crease, and this will substan tially help with combating nerves.”
truly can increase your con fidence and combat nerves,” says Nadim. “Close your eyes and sit in a quiet space with no disturbances. Visualise the scene of the interview and slowly run through the inter view in your mind before the event. Picture yourself arriv ing at the venue, greeting the inferviewer(s), walking into the room, sitting down, feel ing confident and, most im portantly, being in control.
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VISUALISE VICTORY “Visualise getting thejob - if done properly this
questions with a friend,” says Nadim. “Make sure to provide your friend with ajob descrip tion and ask him or her to pre pare questions around this description. If you’re feeling brave you may want to video the session and watch yourself back. Many of us have no idea how our body language comes across at interviews, so if you notice any negative tendencies you have the time to improve them, such as slouching or interrupting the interviewer.
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Imagine answering the ques tions with conviction, build ing a smooth dialogue and rapport with the interviewers and feeling positive about your performance. Always imag ine the best scenario and this will again help you beat your nerves.”
RECOMMENDED REHEARSAL
“Take the time to prac tise potential interview
Knowing howyou come across in interviews is extremely posi tive and will helpyou feel more at ease during the interview. Make sure that you are very clear and articulate and know your strengths and values too, as this will help you feel more confident."
ly before the interview,” says Nadim. “Caffeine is a stimulant
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CUT OUT CAFFEINE “Don’t drink coffee or caf feine drinks immediate
and is likely to make you feel even more nervous!"
sleep the night before the inter view,” advises Nadim. “You defi- nitelydon’twant to be yawning mid-sentence and it will help ensure that you’re fully rested and relaxed and in the best possible position to sell your self and your skill set to the full.”
7 ACCOUNTANCY
Clitheroe Royal Grammar School A Specialist Language College
CLEANER Beacon Reach Registered Children’s
Home and School vv«ird Gieen l o i ic Ribchester
Preston, PR3 3YB We currently have vacancies for Education/ Care Mentors NB Our recruiting process involves strict police and record checks
Salary ra nge: £16604-£20400 depending on qualifications and experience Pay level linked to experience.
Beacon Reach is a specialist registered children’s home and school for young people, aged 9 -1 9 , who exhibit a range of complex learning difficulties
including autism which may involve challenging behaviour. With high levels of personal support for each child we provide care and education, as well as health and therapy services.
Due to expansion we are looking for special people with excellent communication and interpersonal skills, who have a genuine desire to help
young people with special needs; ideally we want qualified applicants but we will train and assist you towards NVQ qualification.
Relevant backgrounds m ig ht include one or more o f th e following : A proven interest in the care and development of young people; experience
working with and supporting children; possession of CCYP/CWC NVQ Level 3; some knowledge of Special Educational Needs/Autistic Spectrum Disorder, experience of supporting classroom learning.
3 week roster-39 hr week ave. including daytime, evenings, 1 weekend in 3. Training and pension provision included
Next steps:
Application forms and information can be downloaded from our website,
www.beaconreach.co.uk
Please send completed applications to The Secretary at Beacon Reach,
or phene 01254 878520; alternatively email
lnfo@beaconreach.co.uk-
Closing date for all applications is Monday 8th September 2014 with shortlisted candidates being interviewed week commencing 15th September 2014.
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We currently have vacancies for Night Time Assistants
9 hour shifts. 5 nights on 5 nights off, plus 1 day training each 3 weeks. NB Our recruiting process involves strict police and record checks E14013-E16215 depending on experience
Beacon Reach is a specialist registered children's home and school for young people, aged 9 - 1 9 . who exhibit a range of complex learning difficulties including autism which may involve challenging behaviour.
With high levels of personal support for each child we provide care and education, as well as health and therapy services.
We are looking for special people, with excellent communication and
interpersonal skills, who have a genuine desire to help young people with special needs and who would provide a positive role model.
Job requirements include reassuring residents with their presence; providing a caring safe and homely environment overnight; supporting care
staff if young people should awaken. Must have the ability to respond calmly to unexpected situations and respect confidentiality. Required training will be provided.
Next steps:
Application forms and information can be downloaded from our website,
www.beaconreach.co.uk
Please send completed applications to
The Secretary at Beacon Reach, or phone 01254 878520; alternatively email
lnfoObeaconreach.co.uk
Closing date for all applications is Monday 8th September 2014, with shortlisted candidates being interviewed week commencing 15th September 2014.
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A cleaner is required to join the cleaning team. Previous experience is not essential but would be an advantage. Knowledge o f powered machinery is also desirable. Hours w ill be scheduled between 6:00 and 8:30am or 3.45-6.15pm Monday to Friday. The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare o f children and young people and expects all stafT to share this commitment. The successful applicant w ill be required to undergo an enhanced Disclosure & Barring Service check. Please go to our website
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The closing date for applications is: Thursday 18 September 2014.
SLEEP SOLUTION “Most importantly, make sure you get a good night’s
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HARRY DEWHURST SUNDAY MEMORIAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Fixtures, Tonight Arden v Heys (Wilsons 1); Bay Horse v Glebe Bullough (King George's t); Bee's Knees v Sabden FC (Bullough Park 1); George Town v Roden (Fox Hill Bank); Great Harwood Rovers v Billington (WIsons 2j; Royal Oak v Dog Inn (King George’s 2). Sunday; Bee’s Knees v Dog Inn (Bullough Park 1); Church Town v Billington (Wilsons 1); Heys v Great Harwood Rovers (Wilsons 2): Rhoden v Bay Horse (King George's 1); Royal Oak v Arden (King George's 2); Sabden FC v Globe Bullough (Sabden).
CRICKET HOUIDSWORTH SOLICITORS RIBBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE
Clitheroe Settle GreatHarwood 21 16 5 0 192 Whalley Read
Sailor Division P. W l A Pts 21 16 2 3 207 22 15 5 2 195
CherryTree Baxenden
uiiuji Earby Salesbury.
Padiham Euxton Brinscall
21 11 7 3 157 21 12 8 1 157 22 11 10 1 142 21 9 10 2 137
Osw.Immanuel 22 9 12 2 137 ( ( u g j |jg
22 8 9 5 136 22 8 12 1 131
22 8 12 2 117
. 22 9 12 1 116 22 7 14 1
Ribb. Wanderers 21 8 11 2 106 Barnoldswick Edenfield
22 7 12 3 103 22 6 12 3 S3
Brooksbottom 22 5 13 -4 90 Section A Clitheroe Settle
GreatHarwood Whalley Read
Baxenden Osw. Immanuel
CherryTree Earby
Salesbury Padiham Euxton
Brinscall Edenfield
Brooksbottom First Division Read
Stacksteads Padiham
Ribb. Wanderers
Salesbury Clitheroe
Barnoldswick Brooksbottom Cherry Treo
Second Division Settle Euxton
Feniscowfes
GreatHarwood Osw. Immanuel Brinscall Baxenden Edenfield
Fenlscowles Whalley
Stacksteads Third Division Clitheroe Euxton
Osw. Immanuel Salesbury Read
P W l A. Pts 21 16 2 3 207 22 15 5 2 195 21 16 5 0 192 21 11 7 3 157 21 12 8 1 157 21 9 10 2 137 22 9 12 2 137
Ribb. Wanderers 21 8 11 2 106 Barnoldswick SectionB
22 7 12 3 103 P W L A Pts 22 11 10 1 142 22 8 9 5 136 22 8 12 1 131 22 8 12 2 117 22 9 12 1 116 22 7 14 1 111 22 6 12 3 93 22 5 13 4 90 P W l A Pts 20 15 2 3 190 20 11 6 3 161 20 10 6 4 140 20 9
7 4 139
Burnley Belvedere 20 10 6 4 135 Earby
Burnley Belvedere 20 9 7 4 135 20 7
20 9 9 2 120 20 9
7 5 122 9 2 119
20 4 12 4 79 20 4 12 3 70 20 2 16 2 38 P W L A Pts 18 12 4 2 158 '18 11 3 4 152 19 11 5 3 145 IS 6 8 2 129 18 8 4 6 126 18 8 6 4 125 18 7 6 5 124 18 6 8 4 105 19 6 10 3 99 18 1 13 4 64 18 1 12 5 50 P W L A Pts 15 '10 3 2 143 15 '10 4 1 133 15 9 5 1 122 16 8 7 1 121 • 5 1 118
15 9 4 1 0
3 3 3 3
1 5 1 5
4 2 0 2 6 4 1 2
4 1 1 2 4 4 1 1 2 4 4 1 1 2 4 4 1 0
FOOTBALL EVO-STIKFOOIBAU. LEAGUE
Edenfield Earby
Padiham Clitheroe
Ribb. Wanderers Great Harwood Brooksbottom Fenlscowfes Baxenden
CherryTree Whalley
15 7
17 8 7 2 114 13 8 3 2 112 16 7 6 3 102 7 1 100
14 4
15 5 8 2 73 17 3 13 1 64
CRICKETSCORECARDS SATURDAY
Ribblesdale Cricket League ReadvBaraoldswick
3 3 2 3
Whalleyinnings
A.Saddique
bR.Sharples.,.29
F. Hussain ctE. Lowes bScullard.......... 6
U.Saddique ctK.O’ConnorbJ.Harvey..... .10 Delport
ctT.Tumer bLLowes.........6
J.Hall* C. Lemon Ibw
LHodgson* ctT.Tumer
bR.Sharples.....5 ctJ.Harvey
bR.Sharples....0 bJ. Harvey....... 0
M.Rawson notout.. S.Akhtar M. Naylor .
J.Howarth Ibw Extras................... . Total...
..........:..................20
bR.Sharples.... .1 bR. Sharpies....0
■ bO. Hussain.......3 .........................10
.........................................90
Bowling: Scullard 4-0-15-1; E. Lowes 8-2-21-1; J. Harvey 10-0-44-2; R. Sharpies 6-2-B-5; 0. Hussain 1-0-2-1. Barnoldswick innings K. O'Connor** not out.................................38
J.Marsball notout.............................. ;,44 Extras............................................... .11 Total(forOwickets)...........................93
Bowling: Delport4-0-44-0; F. Hussain 3-0-28- 0; L Hodgson 2-0-20-0;M. Naylor 1-0-1-0. Ribblesdale WanderersvWhalley
Whalleyinnings Dougall
ctM.Fallon
bD.Howard..... 31
R.CIarkson*
ctandbD.Howard................13
M.Clarkson' cUGalling bS.Gorton...... .12 D. Steinson
^-^ai" C.Jackson* Ibw
ctJ.Galling bS.Gorton...... 27 bO. Howard.. ...14
S.Jackson ctLBoyle bS.Gorton.......0 J.Wells
'— ' M.Riding ctMota Britcliffe
bD.Howard...... 0
M.Thompson notout.................................. .4 I.
Extras............................................... .7 Total..........................................
Bowling: Mota 3-0-23-0;S. Duckworth 7-2-24- 0; D. Howard 18.2-5-33-6;S. Gorton 14-5-47-4. Ribblesdale innings J. Galling** Ibw M. Fallon Mota
R. Palmer
D.Howard Ibw LBoyle S.
.128
bD. Howard.... .11 — ............ . , bS.Gorton.......4
15 7 6 2 100 16 6 8 2 93 15 6 8 1 84 17 4 12 1 82 9 1 73
A.Laycock ctP.Whalley
bS.Maher........0 Scullard
ctand b J. Edgar.......................9
M.Whalley bP.Houldsworth....................35 K. O’Connor** ct P. Newton b P.Houldsworth.32 E-Lowes
ctA.Armer bShahabuddin..O
R.Sharpies
ctP.Newton bShahabuddin.,7 J.Wood
0. Hussain notout................................... .1 Extras.............................................. ,19 Total..
bP.Houldsworth.0 .205 Bowling:Shahabuddin15-5-64-3;
S.Maher15-
2-54-2;J. Edgar 7-0-46-2;P. Newton 1-0-7-0;P. Houldsworth5-2-20-3. Great Harwood innings J. Edgar
A.Armer*
Shahabuddin Ibw C.Femando R. Whalley*
bR.Sharples...46 bScullard..........4 bScullard........ 38 bScullard..........2 bScullard..........8
P.HouldsworthctM.Whalley bScullard..........0 P.Swanney P.Whalley LNoon
bO. Hussain.......7 bScullard..........9
stK.O’Connor
bO.Hussain.......2
P.Newton ctScullard
bO.Hussain...... 0 S. Maher notout...................................18 Extras............................................... 5 Total..
Bowling; Scullard io.1-W2-6; L Lowesio-3- 26-0; R. Sharpies 6-0-34-1; 0. Hussain 9-1-35-3.
...139
POOL J IM BEAM CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE
Premier BuckA
11 11 0 0 128 P W D l P
RB Legion A ' 12 10 0 2 117 Rose & Crown 11 9 0 2 102 Billington B Castle
Horseshoe A 12 3 2 7 66 BayHorse
Horseshoe B 11 1 3 7 52 StPetersA DogWhalley DiroionOne Billington A White Lion B Buck B
11 2 0 9 47 P W D l P
Royal OakA
11 11 0 0 115 12 9 0 3 99 12 7 1 4 95 11 6 2 3 83
White lion A DhisionTwo
WaggonS Horses B 12 3 3 6 80 Waggon SHorsesA 12 3 4 5 78 RoseSCrownA 11 4 2 5 74 DeUcyB Stork
11 6 0 5 74
- 11 2 0 9 57 11 0 0 11 43 P 111 D L P
Royal British Legion 10 5 3 2 84 DeLacy
ctS.Gorton
bD.Howard5 Read Con Club
Kings Arms B Buchaneers
KingsArmsA
bI.Britcliffe...... 6 b M.Riding........25
ct R. Clarkson b M. Riding.......0 b M.Riding........ 0
L Kearsley ct R. Clarkson b I. Britcliffe.... 26 •
D.Ainsworth
b J.Wells......... .12
bM.Thompson.8
ctD.Steinson
bM.Thompson.,1
S. Duckworth ct and b I. Britcliffe...................6 RonanBoyle notout'....................................1 Extras................................................26 Total................................................. .111
Bowling; I. Britcliffe 20-5-57-3;S. Jackson 4-2-6-0; M. Ricfing 4-0-21-3; J.Wells 5-0-21-1; M. Thompson 6-2-B-3.
Clitheroe innings F.Butt
B.Ahmed
Clitheroe v Settle ct Khalid
ct A. Islam
b
E.Read....... 1 b Khalid............18
Guneratne ct
P.Cook b A. Islam...... ....1 N. Ashraf
J. Dewhurst ctW. Davidson b Khalid............5 P. Dibb
M. Coulter* Ibw ......
P.Gasketl* st R. Davidson b A. Davidson. ..17 S. Ahmed notout........
G.Kershaw
..16 b A. Islam...... ..14
J.Marquet notout................................... 2 Extras.............................................17 Total (for9 wickets)....................... .138
A.Islam
ctM.Coulter
bJ.Marquet....0 R.Davidson*
Bowling: Khalid 21-5-62-4;E. Read 2-0-8-1; A. Islam 9-2-39-2; A. Davidson 9-3-25-2. Settle innings J. Davidson
Kbalid J. Harrison Ibw
E.Read*
P.Cook
bGuneratne 0 bS.Ahmed .49
notout................................. .75 bGuneratne.....1
runout.... runout....................................0
kV.Davidson notout....................................9 Extras...............................................5 Total (For6 wickets).......................142
Bowling;Guneratne 15-3-46-2; J. Marquet 9.5-0-47-1; J. Dewhurst l-0-12-0;S. Ahmed
6-0-36-1. SUNDAY ReadvGreat Harwood
Read Innings K.
J. Marshall ct LNoon
bS.Mahor........8 T. Turner ctLNoon bShahabuddin..4
b Khalid......... ...0
ctR. Davidson bA.Davidson...34 b Khalid......... ..13
DogSportsBar 9 6 1 2 71 RBLegionC
10 1 0 9 41
Fixtures, Tonight Premier Division; Billington B v Buck A; Castle v Bay Horse; Oog Whalley v Horseshoe B; Horseshoe A v St Peters A; Rose S Crown v Royal British Legion A Division One: BuckB v Billington A; Royal Oak A v Rose S Crown A; Stork v Waggon S Horses B; Waggon S Horses A vWhite Lion A; White Lion B v De lacy B. Division Two: Buchaneers v Read Con Club; Do Lacy v Dog Sports Bar; Kings ArmsAvRoyal British Legion C;
Gorton ct C.Jackson
bM.Thompson.0
Royal British Legion v Kings Arms B. J IM BEAM CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE
Result, • Darts, Division One Con Club 4, Black Bull 5; Horseshoe 0, Brown Cow Clitheroe 9; R.B. Legion A 8, Brown Cow Chatburn 1. Division Two: Swan & Royal 3, Buck Inn 6. Dominoes, Division One: Con Club 14, Black Bull 7; Horseshoe 14, Brown Cow Clitheroe 7; R.B. Legion A 10, Brown Cow Chatburn 11. Division Two: Swan & Royal 9, Buck Inn 12. High Scores: 155, B. Cunliffe; 140, K. Yeoman x2. M. Proctor x2, J. Hargreaves x2, L Astin, J. Schofield. C. Barlow, B. Cunliffe Snr, D. Walker, D. Hargreaves, D. Jeffries. M. Paul, M. Booth, E. Smith; 135, D. Walken 134, S. Booth; 133, T. Peel; 128, C. Barlow; 125,0. Jeffries, J. Hargreaves; 124, P. Crossley; 121, M. Booth x2, M. Paul, D. Jeffries, D. Collinson, J. Marsden; 120, T. Leigh; 116, B. Cunliffe Snn 112, E. Smith; 110, J. Marsden; 103, D. Riley; 100, M. Booth x3, C. Barlow x3, D. Graham x3, M. Proctor x2, T. Leigh x2, D. Hargreaves x2, J. Feeney x2, L Asb'n x2, J. Schofield x2, J. Hargreaves, P. Crossley, D. Walker, D. Riley, D. Collinson, i t Yeoman, J. Dewhurst
TEAMS Saturday
Clithoroelst XI (v Great Harwood, away, meet 11-30 a.m.) P. Gaskell, P. Dibb, M. Coulter, J.
. Dewhurst N. Ashraf, F. Butt B. Ahmed, T. Lord, G. Kershaw, J. Marquet, Guneratne. Clitheroe 2nd XI (v Stacksteads, home, meet noon) J. Green, C. Musson, A. Hutchins, D. Stuart, E. Smith, A. Mehmood, S. Mulligan, H. Lang, C. Dewhurst S. Ahmed, S. Booth. Reserve: C. BirtweWonos. Scoren G. Poole. Sunday
Grimshaw
ctP.Newton bJ.Edgar....................... 90
Clftheroe 1st XI (v Whalley, homo, meet noon) P. Gaskell, P. Dibb, M. Coulter, J. Dewhurst N. Ashraf, F. Butt B. Ahmed, T. Lord, S. Booth, J, Marquet Guneratne. Clitheroe 3rd XI (v Earby, away, meet 11-30 a.m.) R. Dinsdale, N. Scorah, J. Blackburn, J. Holgate, M. Glover, R, Blackburn, T. Blezard, A. Spencer, S. Ahmed, I. Scott, J. Scorah.
In glorious conditions recently, the Valley Trophy at Whalley Golf Club was won by Stonyhurst, with 121 points.
Second were Whalley with 114, and third were Clitheroe and Longridge with1 1 1 .
Whalley Lady Captain Sally Blenkinship is pictured presenting the tro phy to Stonyhurst Lady Captain-Elect Janice Bufton(s).
Stonyhurst ParkGolf Club's Joyce Kenyon, of Chipping, and Ann Hud son, of Clitheroe, have reached the Iast16 in the Daily Mail Foursomes,, ^ to be played at the Dalmahoy Hotel, “ Edinburgh in October.
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9 4 2 3 65 8 3 4 1 63 9 2 1 6 50
11 2 2 7 57 11 2 1 8 48
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Clitheroe Golf Club green- keeper Chris Gotts triumphed over afield of more than 60 entrants to clinch first place in the Rigby Taylor Golf Classic
held at Kirkby Lonsdale Golf Club.
Chris has worked as a green- keeper at Clitheroe for 13 years and although only an occa sional golfer and a first-time entrant into the tournament, scored an impressive 44 Stabl- eford points to claim the tro phy in the annual competition for golf club greenkeepers. Also performing well on
the day was another member of the Clitheroe greenkeep ing staff, Jonathan Moorcroft, who finished
in.fifth place. • In Clitheroe Golf Club’s
Stableford, Neil Winkley won the prestigeous Miners Lamp with an impressive 40 points. • Andrew Driver was one
point away for the runners- up spot in Division Two. David Proos’ blob on the
penultimate holesawhimslip into third with the same 39. In Division One and Gary
Speak’s 39 points took the prize over Tim Stanley after countback. Matthew Nettleton raced
Greenkeeper Chris wins annual event
into third ahead of Granville Pilling on 37.'
AndrewSpousewastheun-
touchable in the 9th Midweek Medal, his 74-11-63 puttingf him seven shots ahead of Mark Jones, who was second after cards with Graeme Edmond son.
Mark Ashworth’s 70 won
the lowest gross. The L is te r Cup is a
tough competition for the Ladies,against par,but Cath Podevyn finished two up to win the Trophy. Kath Townley was the only other Lady to beat the course,
just one up in second place. Marilyn Fletcher had the
only 2 on the day and although 3 do wn, was upbeat with third after cards with Debra Wood. Michelle Fielding had the
onIy2onthedayintheLadies’ Midweek Medal to post an im pressive 84-9-75. Chris Stokes dropped only two on the back nine to win
Division One after countback • with the same nett score. Jilly Farthing took Division
Two from Lauraine Wall, who was just one shot off the top. A total of 34 teams from
near and far took part in Sun day’s
Open.Team Event. The winning team with
83 points were Maggie Ayers,
BetBurns.ChrisEntwistleand Mary Nelson from Ashton and Lea and Penwortham. Bentham Members Cap-
stick/Crohill/Taylor and Wood were two shots away in second, with a team from Burnley, Blackburn and Great Harwood just one point be hind in third.
I t was a busy weekend at Stony- hurst Park Golf Club. On Satur day, the Dorothy Harrison Texas Scramble was won by Judy Kitching, Linda Ashworth and Laura Cannan with 52 points. On a card play off, the runners- up, on 51 points wereSue Kirk, Janice Button and Linda Hacking.
On Sunday, the Green Jacket was won by Bob Driver after cards with 73-13*66 from Gra ham Hinchcliffe (75-9-66), with Phil Snape, third, also after cards, with 89-22-67. Best Gross was Andrew Blockeel’s 75. On Monday the ladies played a standard medal. In third place with 103-24-79 was Sue Kirk, runner-up was Jean Alcock (105-27-78), with the winner Janette Dowdy with 92-19-73.
-n Last Thursday at Whalley, the
ladies competed for the Celia Porter Memorial Trophy, won by Shirley Palich with 39 points ahead of Karen Thompson with 38 and Anne Prior with 32. I t was Veteran's Bo wl day at Whalley on Saturday, won by Alan Strange’s nett 6 8 , four under par. Nearest to Alan was Don Blanch with a 70, last weeks winner John Jobes coming third with a oneunderpar71. The Under 55s' weekly medal sawStephen Crossley's 69just beat Ben Graves on a card play off. Third went t o Tony Fowles' nett71. The am/am competition, in memory ofthelate former Whalley chairman John Pollard, was won by Bill Banks, Anne Prior, Bruce Craig and Viv Birt- well with 95 points.
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