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I CUTHEROEADVERTISER&TIMES


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What qualifications do you need?


Formal qualifications aren’t a necessity, but it helps to have prior knowledge or experi-. ence of social care. I gained a BTEC in Health & Social Care


® and went on to study for a. Higher Education Diploma


forHealth&Care Professions. In addition to these qualifi­ cations, I undertake regular


, training updates on health " and safety, safeguarding and infection control.


Are there any other requirements for the role? Working as a personal assist- . . ant you provide varying levels


of support to help people live independently in the commu­ nity, so it’s important to be fit and healthy. Having empathy and understanding is crucial too. When appointed to this role, I was provided with foun­ dation training and assigned a personal training and devel­ opment plan.


How long does it take to qualify?


Level 2 and 3 Diplomas in Health and Social Care have replaced the Health and So­ cial Care NVQs and these take between 12 and 18 months to complete. There are options to take a generic pathway or a


specialist dementia or learn­ ing disability pathway and these again can take up to 12 months to complete.


What starting salary and package can you expect? At Community Life Choices,


the starting wage is £7.50 per hour.


Whatpersonal skills make someone best suited? Some people need support to developandmaintain their in­ dependence, dignity and con­ trol. Themostimportantskills you need are empathy, along with the ability to listen and communicate effectively.


What career prospects and structure is there? A career in social care offers long-term employment pros­ pects,1 with the opportunity for promotion and progres­ sion to develop your career across public, private and vol­ untary organisations.


What job satisfaction can youexpect?, {, Job satisfaction is what you bring home with you every day. A comment or.even just a smile from a client makes it clear that you’re valued and are helping to improve some-; one’s quality of life - what could be better than that?


Sailor Division Clitheroe Great Harwood Whalley Settle Earby Read Baxenden Salesbury Osw. Immanuel Brlnscall Cherry Tree Barnoldswick* Ribb. Wanderers Euxton Padiham EdenReld Brooksbottom


CRICKETSCORECARDS . Ribblesdale Cricket League . ”


EARBY V CLITHEROE Earby


Saturday


M.WiIson ctandbGuneratne ' C.


D. R.


WaIton Crotty


Craddock*


LParkinson NotOut Extras...... ......


.39 NotOut


AJaggers ctS.Booth - bGuneralaa ...1 M. Haines bJ.Dewhurst


..5 Total (5wickets)__™_.. ______.233 Clitheroe


J.Dewhurst Ibw T.lord


P.Olbb F.


J.Marguet NotOut Extras______ ___


G. Ibw Butt


M.Coulter* Ibw P.Gaskell S. Booth


bRCraddock .18 ctM.Gamer bRCraddock .0


Guneratna ctLCIarkson bRCraddock J5 N. Ashraf NotOut


ctM.Haines bD.Crotty bR. Craddock


113


bC. Walton „3 bR. Craddock ,31


bRCraddock .12 .0 „0


Total 0 wickets).____ _________,"”214 21


Bowling: R. Craddock 2l4-5-92-7;LCIarkson 4-1-25- 0;C. Walton 8-2-43-1; D.Crotty 9-0-50-1.


Paula Alderson


SALESBURY V SETTLE Settle


S. Airey


R-Davidson bPradeep Khalid LRead


E-Read* P.Cook


Ibw Davidson 34 Bowling: J. Marquet GO-364); G. Kershaw 6-0-34-0-


T.Lord 3-0-25-0; Guneratne16-2-594;J.'Dewhurst 14-0-50-1.


P.Dibb' NotOut B.Ahmed Ibw


M.Coulter* Ibw bLosper


P.GaskeU* bLosper J.Marquet bLosper


xi


bUMehmood .10 bN.Mehmood „.7


G.Kershaw ctlosper bN.Mehmood ..4 d.eootn


. Extras™.... ................... .........^23 "


S-RasM3-0-1B-1;N.Mehmood12-0-52-5;Losper 9.5-0-46*3.


c K-HitQhon Ibw


C. Clarke* bGunaratne P. Metcalfe bGunaratne


KRobinson* ctJ.Marguet bGunaratne ..3 D.


N.Whitehead runout N.


Hall T.


Extras.......____ ____________ ;> foul...


Muldoon


a CtS•B°‘lt,, bT-Lort Mehmood


S. Rashid ctP.Gaskell bT.Lord O. D.Pickard NotOut


Padiham


: bT.Lord M .30 21


-17 12


0


"4 ” n


3


Roso&Crown BillingtonB


Castle


HorseshoeA DogWhalley HorseshoeB BayHorse . St Peters A Division Ono WhiteUonB


ctJ.Dewhurst bT.Lord lo stM.Coulter bT.Lord 16 J 5


------------------- ----- 169


Bowling: J. Marquet5*1*16*0; Guneratne 22.4-3-75* 4;S.Booth4*M9*0;T.Lord13-0*49*5. •


ctP.Gaskell bGuneratae .55 56


SALESBURYVOSWAUnWISTLE . IMMANUEL Salesbury


J.Rawson Ibw


ctN.Ashraf bGunerataa .41 ,.l


J.Rawlinson M.


ctM.Groom ctAIIanby Shabaz


bASudnik


LParkinson ctM.Groom bASudnik AHassan ctM.Groom bG.Metcalf Pr deep


AMarsh bO.Jcnes


S.Wharton bASudnik P.BIackman runout S.Brown* NotOut N. Green* Ibw


.J


..3 .39


bO.Jones___ 102 bOJones -


ctandhd.Clara 4 ....... • "“ q 0


.39 ' bASudnik Zl


Extras----------------------------------f f Total-.


Bowling: AS udn ik12-34M-I"MdiiS Allanby 3-3-36-0; G. Metcalf 6-0-40-1; N. Weaver 6*0-41-0; O.Jones7.2-0-42-4.


-..227


O. P.


Kershaw stM.Gamer bRCraddock .11 0


D. Metcalf M.


Allanby O.CIara J.


N.


ctN. Green bPradeep ..1 ,o


ctP.Blackman bAMarsh ctJ.Rawlinson bA.Marsh


J.Hanison ctS.Wharton bPradeep T.


bM.Shaba2 ctAHassan bPradeep


...5 ..11 ..A


W.Davidson ctJ.Rawlinson bM.Shabaz .18 D.Worthingtnn*NotOut A. Davidson bPradeep


Extras— ----------- „---------------- 20 TotaL..—


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qiuallty Salesbury


J.Rawson ctD.WorthingtonbERead LParkinson runout


AHassan ctKhalid Pradeep


NotOut ____________0


Bowling: Pradeep 15.1-0-46-6; A. Manh 8-1-25-2; M. Shabaz7-G-20-2.


..2


S. Wharton stD.WorthingtonbW.Davidson .10 J.Rawlinson NotOut Extras............


Total (4 wickets).__ ______ „_____ 92 .........5


Bowling: ERcad7-0-38-1;T.Davidson6-2-20-0; Khalid 4-2-16-0; W. Davidson 4-1-13-2.


RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS V EDEN FIELD Edenfield


F. Phillips ctJ.Rain bM.CIarkson .23 Gallagher b LBritcliffe ____________ 8 B. Storey h J.Sunderland____________15 J.McCluskie stR.Clarkson b B.Variey G.


Smithson bB.Variey bB.Varley


ABarnes* ctM.ThompsonbB.Variey J. Flitcroft NotOut M.Khan


LFjitcraft ctD.Steinson bB.Variey A-Taylor* . NotOut


.27 .18


.48


___________ 13 ,.J


Total (8 wickets)_____—-IZ-____194 Mng:LBritdiffe15-4-65USundertand7-3-


?,83: M.CIarkson5-1-17-l; M.Thompson8-1-Z7-0;B. Varley10-0-4S-5. Ribbletdale Wanderer*


CJackson* Ibw Oougall


B-Variey


. ctAlfieTaylor bJ.McCluskie .21 b M.Khan


D.Steinson ctF.Phillips bM.Khan J . t a


Ibw . M. Clarkson Ibw b Gallagher


AMarsn 'lABarnes bGallagher „8 J.Sunderland .-tF.Phillips bJ.Rrtcroft


LBntdiffe NotOut Total.


Extras™..______________ ;___ |26 143


__


Bowling; J.McCluskio 9-1-45-3; M.Khanl24>-50-2; Gallagher 8.1-0-3M; J. Flitcroft 3-0-11-1.


Third • etc.Clarke bN.Whitehead .2 Bunaratne Ibw . bN.Mehmood .35 N.Ashraf


J-Dewhurst hS.Rashid ,„ , -ctLosper bN.Mehmood 30


CLITHEROE V PADIHAM CHtheroe


Sunday .41 .0


..11 ..11 . J


bJ.McCluskie .12 ___________ 21 ' bGallagher .27


R-Clarkson* o.I.McCluskle___________ 0 ".Thompson bGallaghor


___________ 4 . •■


5 ...2 20


bW.Davidson .28 .24


.12


Oiwaldtwistle Jones


Howard bPradeep G.Metcalf NotOut


Extras....... ... .........—................23 Total (7 wickets)______________ "199


Bowling: Pradeep 23-3-94-4; A. Marsh 5-0-1S-0; M. Shabaz 5-0-21-0; S. Brown 12-0-54-3.


ctJ.Rawlinson bPradeep- „0 ..3 J 7


C.WaddingtonctK.O’ConnorbJ.Wood.„........ 9 K. Smithson ctK.O'ConnorbELowes.........27


BAXENDEN V READ Baxenden


B. Swindells bO. Hussain .................... ,11 M. Clegg CtE. Lewes bSecond...........8 M.Aspmall bO.Hussain Z-Bannan NotOut


........... 5


Extras___ __________ ______9 Total........................ ........... ,155


Read


................ .........


Bowling: E.Lowes12-1-52-1;J.Wood7-0-39-1;K.


Grimshaw7-1-l7-0;Second10-0-34-3;0. Hussain 7.1-3-13-5.


M.Zafran ctM.Schofield b B.Swindells.... 5 J. Marshall ctR.Staines bB.Swindells...J Second NotOut


Lowes bAsiflqbal E Lowes NotOut


ItO'Connor** ctHStaines bG.Sudworth....O LArtingstoll Ibw C.


Extras.................................... 8 Total (for S wickets).................158


EARBY V WHALLEY Whailey


...................94 bG.Sudworth.....0 .......


Bowling: G.Sudworth 17.5-4-78-2; B.Swindells 9-1-33-2; Asif-Iqbal 8-1-42-1.


J. Galling* M. Fallon R. Palmer Mota


R.Lamb* Extras—


ctM/Garoer bLCIarkson b M.Windle


: ctM.Gamcr bD.Crotty


D. Howard Ibw N. Hussain


NotOut Total (5wfckets). M. Wilson ctJ.GaJling C.WaJton Ibw


D.Crotty ■ ctJ.GaJling AJagqers • NotOut M.Haines . bMota


R. Craddock* ct and b Mota M.Windle


Ibw •M. Garner* Ibw


J.lockley Extras


Eai-by bMota .53


bR.Palmer • .71 bMota


bMota bD. Howard


LCtarksoiT ctD. Howard bMota NotOut


Total (8 w1ckets)M _____J6 4 pool


JIM BEAM CUTHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE


1 .■ , — 19


■ Bowfif>g:Mcta14-2*62-6: D.Howard9.1-1-3S-1:R. Palmer 1(H)*34*1; N. Hussain 5*0*26*0.


+13 .?9 „9 m2 ..0 -5 .,0


.13


ctM. Haines bR. Craddock .SB NotOut


..1 ~6 .41


bD.Crotty m6 „.9


-30 12 —T67


Bowling:R.Craddock10-3-34-1:LCIaritson7-5-12-T; M.Windle 8-2-21-1; L White 2-0-14-0; C. Walton 5-1- 21-0; O.Crotty 8-1-30-2; J.toekleyS-2-22-0.


15 j 0


Asiflqbal ctT.Turner bO.Hussain___ 61 M.Rishtnn ctE. Lov.es bO.Hussain...... 23 M. Schofield ct K. GrimshawbSecond............ 0 R.Staines» bSecond ..................._..i G.Sudworth* bO.Hussain


ctN.Green ctN.Green


ctJ.Rawson bPradeep .18 Roberts


ctJ.Rawiinson bPradeep .14 Baldwin* Weaver


Ibw NotOut


.25 .26


*’ 3 0


• BillingtonA BuckB


ctJ.Dewhurst bGunaratne J M 20


White Uon A


Waggons Horses B 6 1 1 4 35 .


' DhrisionTwo OeUcy


KingsArmsB LowMoor


. ReadConClubB


DogSportsBar KingsArmsA


Waggonfi Horses A 5 2 2 1 37 DelacyB


RoseSCrownA RoyalOakA


5 0 0 5 20 P W D L P


5 3 0 2 36 5 0 0 5 20


6 3 1 2 46 6 2 3 1 46 5 3 2 0 43


Royal British Legion 5 2 2 1 40 RBLC


6 2 0 4 39 5 2 2 1 37


Clitheroe Social Club 5 1 3 1 36 Buchaneers


6 2 0 4 34


6 1. 2 3 36 6 2 1 3 35


fixtures. Tonight, Premier Division: Billington B v Castle; Dog Whalley v Royal British legion A; Horseshoe A v Bay Horse; Rose S Crown v Horseshoe B; St Peters A v Buck A Division One: Buck B y Do Ucy B; Royal Oak A v Waggon S Horses A Stork v White Lon A Waggon & Horses Bv Rose S. Crown A; White Lion B v Billington A Division Two: Bochaneers v Royal British Legion


C; Da lacy v Clitheroe Social Club; Dog Sports Bar v Kings Arms B; Kings ArmsAvRead Con Club; Royal BritishLegionvLowMooK


bPradeep _7


bS.Brown .48 DARTS


ctP.BIackman bS.Brown .17 '■ on


bS.Brown 1


CUTHEROE MEN’S SUMMER DARTS Results, Bill Harrison Knockout Round Two:


Brown Cowboys 0, Swan 4; Catholic Club 2, White Uon B 4; Legion 5, Low Moor 1. DhrislonOne Catholic Club White Lion A . Swan


P W L Pts 4 4 0 22 4 4 0 20 4 2 2 15


BrownCowboys 4 1 3 14 BrownCowA Legion A


Division Two WhiteUonB LegionB


BrownCowAII Pendlelnn Horseshoe tewMoor


P w L Pts 4 3 1 19 - 4 2 2 18 4 4 0 17 4 2 2 16 4 1 3 8 4 0 4 S


4 1 3 11 4 0 - 4 2


fixtures, league: WhiteUon AvCatholic Club;


Brown Cow A v Brown Cowboys; Legion A v Swan; Low MoorvWhite Uon B;Horse$hoev Brown Cow Allstars; Pendle Inn vLegion B.


DOMINOES LEAGUE DartsDhrOne


Brown Cow Clith 3 3 0 18 Black Bull OL R.B. Legion A Horseshoe


Brown Cow Chat 3 1 2 13 CcnClub


DartsDhiTKn Dog Inn


35 Bucklnn


R.B. Legion B Swan&Reyal


R.B. LegionA Rose 8 Crown


CUTHEROE ANDDISTRICTDARTS AND P W L Pts 4 2 2‘ 18


4 2 2 17 3 2 1 13


3 0 3 11 P W L Pd 3 3 0 23 3 2 1 17 3 2 1 14 4 1 3 13 3 0 3 5


Dominoes Dhr One p W L Pts Con Club


3 3 0 42 4 2 2 38


Black Bull OL . 4 0 4 35


BrownCowChat 3 2 1 33 BrownCowClith 3 2 1 31 Horseshoe


Dominoes Dhr Two P W L Pts SwanS Royal R.


3 1 2 31 4 2 2 45


Rose&Crown Bocklnn Doglnn


B. Legion B 3 1 2 33 3 2 1 31 3 1 2 30 3 2 1 29


HighScores:180,C.Bariow;140.T.Brown,C.Bariow, K.Yeoman,RHerbert;138.T.Peet137,KEvanson;135. KEvanson, M.Proctor, RHerteit 134, LAstin: 133, J.Hargreaves, T.Peet 1D. S.Booth; 120, KEvanson,


C-Flynn. S.Porten 114, AYeoman; 108, D.Gudgeon; 105, S.Mckarnie; 101, J.Ridgway, DJcffries; 100, S-Portar x6, AYeomanx5, JSchofield x5, R-Beoth x5, D.Graham x4, J.Dewhurst x3, T.Brown x3, J.Hargreaves x2, S.fieldard x2, J.Price x2, S. Mckenho x2, M.Booth x2, C.Bariowx2,I.Fullerton


x2, AWashbrook. J.EHis, T.Peel, RJoncs, LAstin, J.Feeney,DJiar-'*r'''— ,n!j— ''■**■ D.Riley.CJoy.


TEAMS


RIBBLESDALE CRICKCTLEAGUE Saturday


CBtheroo l i t XI: (v Oswaldtwistle, home, meat 12-30 p.m.) P. Gaskell.P. Dibb,T. lord. M. Coulter, J. Dewhurst, B. Ahmed, S. Booth, G. Kershaw, F. Butt,


J.Marquet Guneratne. Scorer: G.Dewhurst . CBtheroo 2nd X t (v Burnley Belvedere 2nds, away, meet noon) J. Green, C. Brown, J. Banks, D. Stuart S. Ahmed, H. Lang, E. Drake, R. Dinsdale, S. Mulligan, A Hartley, T. Bailey. Scorer G. Poole.


3rd XI v 4th XI - Cancelled due to LCB U15s Finals Day.


RBbA • Buck}


6 6 0 0 65 •


5 5 0 0 57 ■ 5 4 0 1 45 5 3 0 2 44


5 3 0 2 34 6 Z 0 4 33 ' 5 2 0 3 2B 5 1 0 4 22 5 0 0 5 18 5 0 0 5 18 P W D L P 6 5 0 1 53 5 5 0 0 49 6 4 0 2 49 6 2 1 3 41 5 3 0 2 38


a huge success!


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ainbowHouse’ eachreceivin9achequefor£Z.00°-Pictured,centre,


HnmK0 r « ’^ w | d K a « ? ’ t ^ th r e e C ? ar ' ty,r e p r e S e n ta t iv e s ’ w r t h t h e i r c h e ^u e s - s P e c ia ,m e n t i '> n g o e s to vidum/^uoinn PR ^ of BJackl)iiPn,3ii(l tliBnkstotfio Chority ComniittoG mombors, club momborsBridb II in-


nf Ph,ih!e 1^ itTe Tm N0BH’ con)Pris,n9 of J- Carrin9ton, I.Carrington, G. Dooley and R. Dooley, ahead h oM n n n bn t h ’ r r ^ k e r l ra n i POr P >


nL.d -E b r lO IS l( th e C h a irn ,a n 's te am ) -T w o n la in C lu b C o m P e t i t io n s w e r e


heldoverthe Charity weekend -the.Chairman’sChalicewentto Darren Holden,and the Ladies'Rosebowl was vvon by Laura Cannan. Also pictured are Men's and Ladies' Captains Jim and Jan Walker (s).


Wayne Ivinson won the two- day Mytton Fold Club Champi­ onship atthe weekend.


His 79+79 gross equalled Chris


, Chadwick’s 76+82 and, after a three-hole playoff, Wayne was


crowned champion. Saturday started with a


bang when the second tee shot of the day went straight in the hole, netting Keith Fitzhenry his first hole-in-one! Club Captain Peter Main


, was third in the nett competi­ tion with an 88-19-69. He was


beaten by Steve Cunliffe (88- 12-68) and first day winner Steve James (89-23-66).


Day two saw Martin Hold­


en win wth an 82-15-67. Gary Aldred (86-17-69) was two shots in arrears, while Steve Worrall (84-14-70) was third. In the nett, overall com­


petition, Tony Cross won with 69+72=141 from Ivinson


(73+73=146) and Peter Main (69+78=147). In the Ladies’ 9-hole July


Stableford, Hazel Sellars won from Gillian Pinder and Past Lady Captain Doreen Ham­ mond.


In the International Pairs


competition, Captain Elect Mick Bryan and Denis Leaver


won with 43 points, one ahead of Gary Ashton and Ray Stan­ dring. Martin Holden/John Parkinson were third with 41.


Settle's Bert Hemingway returned an impressive nett 72 to clinch runners-up spot in ClitheroeGolf Club’s Peter


Geddes MemorialTrophy. Rod Hall went one better to


win. Clive Wood topped Divi­ sion One ahead of Peter Cat-


low; and Matthew Garner got the better of Ian Sellick and Brian Stokes after countback, to win Division Two. David Mackenzie won the


Midweek Medal with his 77-9- 68, and President Peter Clay­ ton and Peter Harrison were second and third with 69s. - Peter Pedderwon Sunday’s Stableford with 37points, one,


ahead of Don Partington, with" Chris Silverwood third. 1 Chris Hamer and Steve Al-


cock headed Division One and David Proos beat Trevor Jones


andGeorgeRidingtotheDivi- sion Two prize after cards. John Braithwaite took Di­


vision Three from Geoff Cole. George Nightingale won


Junior Captain’s Day with an 81-9-72 on the card from Louis Phelps. Kieren Grimshaw won the duel with Oliver Smith for third place, both with 74s. Gail Clifford took the Lady


Captain’s Prize with a nett 71. Anne Hartley was two off


the pace but second after cards with Pat Murray.


Nancy Mortimer had the


only 2 on the8th in the Ladies’ 9 Hole Stableford but lost out on cards to Eileen Lambert with 18 points. Emma Clegg won the La­


dies’ Two Division Midweek Stableford with 39 points. Michelle Fielding was second ahead of Sharon Turner.


■ , Division Two went to De­ bra Wood from Bernadette Howarth.


Clitheroe Seniors beat Ple'asington 9-3 on Monday.


It’s a family affair for Ollie


The annual Barry Bolton 27-hole competition was held at Stonyhurst Park Golf Club last weekend, sponsored by retired green keeper Barry. Theformat is full handicap


- strokeplay and four prizes are contested for on the day. The best nett last 9 was won by Barry’s son Ollie with 38-6-32, thebestnettfirst18waswonby ChrisThomas (92-26-66).


The best 27 hole gross was won by Steve Young with 119, and the


main prize of the day, the best 27 hole nett, was won by Steve’s


brother Andy Young (118-19.5- 98.5). The ladies had theirmedal com-


petition on Monday with Laura Cannan third with 106-30-76, behind Janette Dowdy (92-18-74) and Linda Ashworth (86-13-73).


A Four Man Texas Scramble was


the competition of the day at Whalley Golf Club. First place went to Dad’s Army Team Captained by “Don't Tell ‘Em Pike"! T. Pike, C. Rees, P. Wray and Captain Elect R. Lee, came in with a nett 59.1. Second place with 59.5 went to S. Shoreman, C. Taylor, D. Rog­ ers and G.Meakin. The Singles Knockout is pro­ gressing along with P. Campbell going through after beating C. T. Elliott on the first play-off hole by sinking a 25ft birdie. Also through are D. Rogers, A. Ripley andT.Thornber.


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