,**V> 52 I CUTHEROEADVERTISERSTIMES wvw.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Thursday,Augusts2014 Thursday,August7,2014 www.ctith0roeadvertiser.co.uk © www.lancashirejobstoday.co.uk today .co.uk I U * Rachel Eaton, i What qualifications do you


--— need? I work in the research and


development department as new product development manager across the whole Tangerine group, covering veterinary, farming and equine products, so it’s necessary


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@ to have a first-class degree in a science-related subject. The area in which you work in will depend on your relevant experience. For example if you want to work on topical


t*— products which are applied to the skin, chemistry would be more useful, whereas if working more on the nutritional, ingested products a degree in biological sciences is more


• relevant. Any other requirements, for


example health and fitness? Knowledge of nutrition


and disease is desirable. An understanding of product formulation is also veiy useful, but not essential at an entry level position. It’s also good


' to be organised and be able to work to deadlines. What sort of starting salary


and p ackage can you expect? Salaries vary depending


on experience. An entry level position as a trainee scientist starts at £18,000. After that the vyorld's your oyster, ' the roles vary from senior development scientist, product development manager, R&D manager, head of research and development manager.


How long does it take to


qualify for the role? A 12-month training period


is sufficient for a trainee to become a product development scientist who is competent in one or more areas of product formulation. However, product development is a continuous learning curve. What sort of personal skills


make someone best suited to this career?


The job role is to research


into a particular area of animal health and turn a concept into a saleable finished product; it is therefore important to be an analytical thinker and observant with your research to ensure that you know your product inside out.


Furthermore a willingness to learn and develop new skills is vital. What kind of job satisfaction


can you expect from this career?


There is nothing more


satisfying than receiving feedback from veterinarians that the product you have developed is improving the health and well-being of the animals they treat or getting a product to market, going to trade shows and seeing it in packaging. What sort of career


prospects and structure is


there? You have the opportunity


to work closely with other departments, such as quality,


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regulatory affairs, operations and marketing, presenting opportunities to learn more about different business areas. Science is changing all of the time and as new ingredients and technologies are introduced, opportunities to further your learning and ' progress your career by participating in training courses is readily available.


In 50 words sell your


profession. Working on a project from


product concept to launch is a unique and invaluable experience. If you are passionate about animal health, being involved in product development allows you to have an impact on animal well-being and improve future products for the better.


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GreatHarwood 16 12 4 0 i48 Settle


Osw. Immanuel 16 6 Barnoldswick


Ribb. Wanderers 16 6 Euxton


16 7 5 4 111 16 '8


16 8


16 6 7 3 89 16 6 9 1 89 16 6 9 1 89 8 .2 82


16 6 10 0 78 16 3 10 3 61


16 3 11 2 57


- Brooksbottom 16 2 11 3 46 P W L A Pts


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GreatHarwood 16 12 Settle Whalley Read Baxenden


Barnoldswick ' 16 6 7 3 89 Ribb. Wanderers 16 6 8 2 82


Osw. Immanuel ,16


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CherryTree Brinscall


Edenfield Padiham


Read


Salesbury ' Euxton


6 8 2 94


P W L A Pts 16 7 5 4 111


16 6 9 1 89 16 6 9 1 B9


16 8


16 6 10 0 78 16 3 10 3 61


Brooksbottom - 16 2 11 3 46 First Division Stacksteads


16 3 11 2 57 Earby Clitheroe


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Osw. Immanuel GreatHarwood Euxton


Brinscall


Feniscowles Feniscowles Edenfield


Baxenden Whalley


Stacksteads Third Division


Clitheroe Edenfield Salesbury Euxton


Ciitberoe Earby


Osw. Immanuel Padiham Read


GreatHarwood CherryTree


Brooksbottom Baxenden Whalley


Burnley Belvedere 15 8 Burnley Belvedere 15 7 Padiham


Ribb. Wanderers 16 6 Salesbury


16 5 16 3


16 2 16 2


16 7 16 8


P w L A Pts 16 11 16 9 16 7


4 4 3 4 5


6 6 9 9


P W L 14 9 15 7 15 7 14 7


15 6 15 7


15 6 14 5


14 4 14 1 15 1


Ribb. Wanderers * 11 5 5 Feniscowles


12 5 13 4


11 4


11 4 7 10 3 13 2


6 7


11


11 9 12 7 12 7 11 7 11 7 10 6 11 6 12 6 11 6


3


5 9 9


P W L 2


4 5 4 4 3 5


6 9


6 6


3 3 6


12 2 37 A Pts


11 2


3 146 3 130 5 117 4 107 4 107 4 106 2 104 4 101 2 74 4 67 3 46


2 116 5 108


5 ' 4 103 5


3 103 3 98 3 85 5 83 4 55 5 49


A Pts 0 117 1 96 0 95 0 92


0 89 1 87


5 '1 80 5


1 76 1 73 0 70 1 56 0 54 0 49 0 45


CRICKETSCORECARDS Ribblesdale C rick e t League ReadvRibblesdale Wanderers


Ribblesdale Wanderers innings C Jackson* b Scullard...................... 25 Oougall


ct Wood b Scullard........... 26 BVarley notout............................61


DSteinson ctELowesbBennett...'....... 3 AMarsh bScullard....................... .0 MClarkson ct Unsure b Wood............ .18 • RCIarkson* notout................ .


16


Extras... .................................. ,15 Total (for5 wickets).................... .164


Bowling: Scullard 10-1-44-3; Elliot Lowes4-0- 42-0; Bennett 3-0-41-1; Wood 3-1-29-1. Read innings


KO'Connor*. bIBritcJiffe__ ................ .4


•Marshall ct Dougall b I Bntcliffe.........8 BScullard ct Clarkson b Varley........ 50 Buivves


"unmshaw IbwbIBritcliffe............... 1 ELowes


ctSunderlandblBritcliffeJO notout......................... 57


Hjafran


"Sharpies ctandblBritdiffe.... .......0 ABennett notout...................


Extras................................... Total (for7wickets)......................163


wwling: Ian Britcliffe 10-0-59-5;Sundertand 4-0-47-0; Vatfey 6-0-49-2.


ctSunderlandbVarley.......5 .17


0 81 0 77


2 108 4 104


8 0 103 16 13 0 3 165


16 9 6 16 8 6


- - 4 0 148 16 10 4 2 132 16 9 4 3 127


T 119 2 113


.1 6 13 0 3 165 16 10 4 2 132 16 9


16 9 4 3 127 6 1 119 6 2 113


8 0 103 8 2 94


Read innings


Lawrenson Cup Final Read2ndsvEarby2nds


N.Ahmed ctJ.Greenbankb S.Hrpgrave..„102 W.Eastham ctJ.Lockley bJ.Hargreaves.7 G. Ashworth ctJ.AIcock bA.Yates... 20


A.Bennett notouL........................ g A. Carter notout


Extras................................... 24 Total (for7 wickets).................... 221


Bo^ing:J.Hargreavesl0-3-41-i';j‘Lockiey10- Z-45-0; S. Hipgrave 5-0-22-2; A. Yates 10-2-32-


Z; L Hipgrave 10-0-30-0; J. Alcock 5-0-33-1 Earbyinnings


R. Robinson J.Greenbank Ibw S . Munns Ibw


J. Hargreaves ctJ. A. Yatgs L Hipgrave ctM J.Lockley ctA. S.Hipgrave*


b J. laycock.. ...3 bF. Barden.......15 bF. Barden... ...0 bA. Carter......43


bF. Barden... ...6 b A. Carter....


bW.Eastham.,.46 b A. Carter.... ...0


W.Whitaker* notout.......................... . Extras...........................'"32


Total...


Bowling: A. Bennett 9-3-22-0; F. Barden 10-4- ZO-3; J. Laycock 3-0-39-1; A. Carter7-0-31-3-


W. Eastham 10-1-36-1; C. Noone 5-0-19-0-A Laycock 4-1-12-2.


POOL JIM BEAM CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE


Results, SB Tippers Ltd Challenge Cup Quarter-Final: BiUington B 7, St Peters A 2; De Lacy 2, Buck A 7; Royal British Legion A 7, Dog


Whalley 5; Waggon & Horses B 5, Billington A 7. Premier


BuckA RB Legion A


Rose&Crown Billington B HorseshoeA Castle


Bay Horse


Horseshoe B StPetersA Dog Whalley Division One BillingtonA BuckB


White Lion B RoyalOakA DeLacyB


P W D l P 8


8 0 0 95


9 7 0 2 86 8 7 0 1 78 8 5 0 3 70 9 2 2 5 51 8 4 0 4 49 8 1 1 6 39 8


1 2 5 39


8 1 1 6 35 8 2 0 6 32


P W D L P 8


9 8 0 0 83


9 5 1 3 71 6 0 3 71


8 5 1 2 63 9 5 0 4 63


WaggonS Horses B 9 3 1 5 61 WaggonS HorsesA 9 3 2 4 60 RoseSCrownA 9 3 1 5 57 Stork


White Lion A Division Two


8 2 0 6 43 8 0 0 8 30 P W D L P


Royal British Legion 7 4 2 1 63 KingsArmsB 7 3 3 1 56 Read Con Club 7 4 1 2 54 Dog Sports Bar 7 4 1 2 51 DeLacy


RBLegionC Buchaneers KingsArmsA


7 3 1 3 50 7 3 1 3 50 7 1 1 5 37 7 1 0 6 31


fixtures, tonight Premier Division: Bay Horse v Buck A; Horseshoe A v Billington B; Rose & Crown v Dog Whalley; Royal British Legion A v Horseshoe B; St Peters A v Castle. Division One: Billington A v De Lacy B; Buck B v White Lion B; Stork v Royal Oak A; Waggon S Horses B v Waggon S Horses A' White Lion A v Rose.S Crown A. Division Two: De Lacy vRoyal British Legion; Kings Arms A v Buchaneers; Royal British Legion C v Read Con Club.


DARTS CUTHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND


DOMINOES LEAGUE. Results, Singles Knockout Brown Cow Chatbum: Jon Ellis beat Rachel Davis; Michelle Harbord bye, Mark Paul beat Suzanne Hamnett Linda Waring beat Neil Pickup; Conservative Club: Simon Geldard beat Pete Crossley; Tom Brown beat Denise Brown; John Feeney bye; John Schofield beat Daren Harris; Swan and Royal: Mark Booth beat Dave Hargreaves; Steve Korny beat Lindsay Astin; John Gregson bye; Rodney Booth beat Tony Leigh; Brown Cow Clitheroe: Dave Riley beat Ted Peel; Dave Flynn beat Anne Marie Dowden; Jimmy Hargreaves beat C. Geldard; Steve Stanley beat Rick Jones. Last 16: Dave Riley beat Dave Flynn; Jimmy Hargreaves beat Steve Stanley; Mark Booth beat Steve Komy; Rodney Booth beat John Gregson; Tom Brown beat Simon Geldard; John Schofield beat John Feeney; Jon Elllis beat Michelle Harboard; Mart Paul beat Linda Waring. Quarterfinals: Mart Paul beat Jon Ellis; Tom


D.Helliwell ct A.Laycock bA.LaycocL..28 bA.Uycock....,19


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A.Laycock stW.WhitakerbA.Yates..... .15 M.Taylor* ctS.Munns bJ.AIcock..... .1 AJurner


ctJ.AIcock bS.Hipgrave...46 g


Brown beat John Schofield; Mark Booth beat Rodney Booth; Jimmy Hargreaves beat Dave Riley. Semi-finals and Final to be played etpresentafion evening op Friday, October 10th. DartsDivOne


Black Bull OL R.B. Legion A


Con Club


DartsDhTwo Dog Inn Buck Inn


R.B. Legion B Swan& Royal Rose&Crown


R.B. LegionA Black Bull OL Horseshoe


P W L Pts 6 3 3 29


6 3 3 26


Brown Cow Clith 4 4 0 23 BrownCowChat 4 2 2 20 Horseshoe


5 2 3 19 5 1 4 18


P W L Pts 5 5 0


4 3 1 20 4 2 2 20


5 1 4 15 4 0 4 5


Dominoes Div One P W L Pts Con Club


5 5 0 68 6 4 2 65 6 1 5 52 5 1 4 50


BrownCowChat 4 2 2 40 Brown Cow Clith 4 2 2 40


Dominoes Div Two P W L Pts Dog Inn


Swan&Royal Rose&Crown Bucklnn


R.B. Legion B


5 3 2 52 5 2 3 52 4 3 1 43 4 2 2 43


4 1 3 41


CLITHEROE MENS'SUMMER DARTS Results, Bill Harrison Knockout Third Round: Legion B4, Swan 2; White Uon B 4, Brown C ow l fixtures, Monday, August Tftfs, League: Legion A v White Uon A Brown Cow A v Swan; Catholic Club v Brown Cowboys; White Uon B v Legion B;


Pendle Inn v Brown Cow Ailstars; Horseshoe v Low Moor.


BOWLS GREATHARWOOD ANDDISIRICT


Results, First Division: Burnley Road B 6, Lower Damon A 4; Rishton Con A 7, Green Park 3; Roe Lee Park 7, Ribblesdale A 3; Rushton Street A 4,


„ BOWLING LEAGUE


GlobeHeysftSydney Street 8,WittonBC2. Second c'u^O'x Biebo A7, Croat Harwood CC 3; Grange3.


Blue 6, Immanuel B 4; Waddington B 2, Milnshaw Wands 8. firstDhrislon


8. Whalley 8 2; Oakhill 9, Parker Street 1; Sabden


Clitheroe CktA 16 7 1 8 81 BumleyRdB RibblesdaleA


Globe Heys RushtonStA RoeLeePark WittonBC Green Park


LowerDarwenA 16 4 1 11 60 Second Division , P W D L P


Rishton Con A SydneyStreet


GtHarwoodA Sabden Black MercerPark GtHarwoodH Coppice GlobeA


Rishton Con B WaddingtonA Rushton St B Salesbury


- towerDarwen Oakhill


' Waddington B


MihshawWndrs Sabden Blue ParkerStreet WhalleyB Read •


Immanuel B Fourth Division ImmanuelA


BumleyRdA ' 15 8 1 6 76 Globe B


Ribblesdale B


HUrd Division Sabden Red East Lancs


WhalleyA Ossy Con


GtHarwoodCC 16 6 1 9 70 Grange


HurstGreen


15 -11 0 4 99 15 7 2 6 78


16 5 0 11 66


17 11 0 6 100 17 10 0 7 92 16 9 0 7 89


16 8 1 7 81 16 7 1 8 75


16 5 0 11 64 17 3 1 13 55 17 3 0 14 53 P W D L P 15' 11 0 4 99


15 7 0 -8 74 15 8 0 7 71 15 6 0 9 67 15 6 1 8 66 15 4 1 10 62 15 4 1 10 58 P W D L P 15 12 1 2 111 15 12 0 3 100 15 10 0 5 85


15 8 1 6 84 15 7 2 5 80


Clitheroe CktB 15 2 0 13 40 15 3 0 12 51 15 5 1 9 60


15 7 0 8 70 15 6 1 8 69


' home, meet 12*30 p.m.) J. Green, C. Musson, J. ' Banks, B. Ahmed, A. Hutchins, G. Kershaw, H. Lang, S. Booth, E. Drake, E. Smith, C. Dewhurst Scorer G. Poole.


Sunday


COtheroa 3rd XI (v Clitheroe 4th XI, home, meet' 12*30 p.m.) R. Dinsdale, J. Blackburn, N. Scorah, H.


Ctitheroo 4th XI (v Clitheroe 3rd XI. away, meet 12-30 p.m.) S.Booth, H. Ellis, G. Poolo, A Mehmood, F. Jackson, E. Drake, S. Mulligan, G. Drake, A Hutchins, J. Nutter, AN. Other. Scorer G. Atkinson.


TEAMS Saturday CGtheroa 2nd XI (v Ribblesdale Wanderers 2nds,


16 14 0 2 117 16 11 2 3 194


17 7 1 9 78 16 7 1 8 73


17 10 0 7 62 17 8 0 9 78


16 7 1 8 92 16 11 1 4 91 17 9 0 8 90


P VI D L P 16 12 0 4 109


H 3; Ossy Con 8. Hurst Green 2; Whalley A 2, Mercer Park 8. Third Division: East Lancs 9, Waddington A 1; Globe B 4. Salesbury 6; Immanuel A 3, Burnley Road A 7; Ribblesdale 6 6, Rushton Street B 4; Sabden Red 8, Rishton Con B 2. Fourth Division: Clitheroe Cricket B 7, Read 3; Lower Darwen B


Sabden Black7: Great Harwood A7, Great Harwood X


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Heavy showers fail to dampen spirits


33Hii Thewinningteamat Clitheroe Lions'Charity Golf Day at Clitheroe Golf Club"(s).


Frequentheavyrainshowers and an afternoon downpour failed to dampen thespirits of mostofthe128 competitors in the 13th annual Clitheroe Lions' Charity Golf Day at Ciit- heroe Golf Club last Friday.


Although six of the teams abandoned their rounds after a cloudburst flooded some of


thegreensforashort time, the other 26 teams soldiered on to


produce a tight finish with on­ ly three points separating the first eight places. Leading the field with 81


points was the WalshIBS team of Ian and Jan Walsh, Bill Bar­


on and Ian Starkey, one point ahead of the Garavansons team of John Whowell, Jeff Crowther, Steve Alcock and Brian Lang, after a card play­ off with Tracy Bentley, Emma Byrne, Gary Byrne and Stuart Rogers of Clinchplain in third. The day raised £4,000,


with £2,000 earmarked for Homestart, the Clitheroe cap­ tain’s nominated charity. Other prize winners were


Mytton Fold Golf Club Team (team nearest the pin on the 5th hole) and A. Evans (straightest drive on the gth hole); Mark Wilding (nearest the pin on the 14th hole). Three dozen bottles of


champagne were also give out to winners of a “hit the 8 th green” and a putting com­ petition.


A total of 94 golfers com­ peted for the Sir Michael Bon-


allackOpenSeniorsTrophyat Clitheroe. Eddie White produced his


season’s best with four birdies inhiswinning79-i4-65 return. Paul McGuire took second


prize after cards, with the same nett 65. . Chris Vines (75-9-66) was


third with the lowest gross. Silsden’s Rod West had a


hole in one at the par-three 14th.


Geoff Duxbury and John


Kenyon piled up 42 points to win Saturday’s fourball and found four birdies. Matthew Garner and Pe­


ter Wood’s4o points werejust toomuchforthefast finishing Ian Battersby and Mike Fearn- head with 38 points in third. Richard Read took silver


in Sunday’s Stableford with 41 points, just one shy of the winning 42 and level par 71 by Nigel Clowes. Dave Pickup’s 40 points


gave him third place. Steve Dean won Division


One and Peter Pedder’s slip on the 17th put him third be­ hind Kevin Rogerson.


Mark Pickup had two shots


to spare over Doug Wheatley in Division Two and Terry Bithell had the edge over John Farrimond and Keith Wall- bank for Division Three. Tom Poole dropped just


one shot on the last six with birdies on the 15 th and 18 th to win the Midweek Medal after cards with Stuart Nunn. Both posted nett 68s and


Nunn’s 74 was the best gross. David Holmes was only one


shot away in third. Wayne Townley had a qual­


ity finish for his nett 70 and Derek Marsh topped Division One on 70.


six on nett 73.


Mark Jones headed a listof . ' '


Ben Dowds’s nett 64 won


the Presidents Prize for Jun­ iors.


In the Ladies’ Midweek


Medal, Janet Bailey won the Division One prize (93-18-75).


Ellis keeps his wits about him!


R. Ellis kepthis wits against


all the elements in the second round of the Arthur Longworth trophy. Ellis, who had a nett 69 in the first round, came in with another sub par round 70, finish ing with a classy chip and put on the last for par. Ellis is in great form, with a singles match play semi-final to play against A. Ripley, with D. Rodgers awaiting them in the final, as well as a Greensomes final with playing partner J.


Kennerley against J . Sherry and C.BIackadder.


ScoreofthedaywenttoB. Graves who came in with a


fantastic nett 64 after an N/R in the first round. Division One winner was new


member C. Taylor (70), from K. Moore (72) and D. Rodgers (74). DivisionTwo went to B. Graves (64) ahead of R. Ellis (70) and J. Wade (76). J


The Deer Park Trophy, afull


handicap stableford format, was hotly contested last


weekend at Stonyhurst Park ’ Golf Club. The men’s competition was a close run thing with three play­ ers finishing with 36 points. In


third after cards was captain Jim Walker, runner-up was Mike Kerrigan but with asuperior back nine was Geoff Pallister.


The ladies winner, Barbara Herd finished with 37points, with runner-up Laura Cannan on 33 after a card play-off with Margaret Carrinton. The men’s medal was won by


Pallister with 81 - 17- 64, with Daniel Whalley runner-up in Category1(84-15- 69).


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