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I am following the Choice Ho tels Management training Whatstartingsalaryand scheme which is an in-house package can you expect? programme provided by the The hospitality industry is chain. Qualifications are not so varied, everywhere is dif-
© essential. The job is based on ferent. You usually start on gainingh'ands-onexperience. minimum wage and as you - '
Any other requirements
progress, so does your salary. It’s dependent on experience,
like health, fitness or age? There are no requirements, Howlongdoesittaketo although having good health qualify for the role? and fitness helps as I’m always The trainee programme nor- onmyfeet,dealingwithdiffer- mallylasti2months,butthere ent issues around the hotel, is no set time. When you’ve sometimes in a pressurised had enough experience, you. environment. As I am still are prepared to take on the . • in my 20s, I feel I can bring a role independently.
What personal skills make What job satisfaction can someone best suited?
you expect?
Having good customer care It’s fantastic when you know skills is a big part of the job.’ our customers leave the hotel You need to be able to think on feeling very satisfied and you your feet and be a strong team have been part of the team that leader as you have lots of staff has provided that experience, to manage. You also need to be very versatile as you face dif- Sell your profession, ferent situations each day. Hotel management is a fantas tic career opportunity. It’s a di-
Whatcareer prospects and verse role and I meet so many structure is there?
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There is always chance for oflife. The array of customers, promotion and further pro- friendlystaffandhours other gression. One day I want to than a‘9-5', keeps me engaged follow in the footsteps of my and enthusiastic about myjob father and become a director andalso makes it a very inter- and a board member of the ho- esting career to pursue. There tel group.
is never a dull day.
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CRICKET HOULOSWORIH SOLICITORS RIBBLESDALE CRICKETHAGUE
Senior DMalon P W L A Ptj Clitheroe
Great Harwood 13 10 3 0 126 Whalley Settle Earby Read
Baxenden Salesbury
Osw. Immanuel 13 5 7 1 77 Cherry Tree erinscall
13 5 8 0 73 ’ 13 5 7 1 72
Ribb. Wanderers 13 5 7 1 67 Euxton '
Barnoldswick 13 4 7 2 62 Padiham
Edenbeld . Brooksbottom 14 2 11 1 36
CRICKET SCORECARDS Ribblesdale Cricket League Saturday
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NAhmed , IbwbHopton........................ $ JMarshall notout—.—_______ _______ .15
Bowling: Scullard 7-2-17-5; E Lowes 6.5-2-27-4. Read
TTumer. notout__________________ J7 Extras......__......... ,,................
Bowling: Qureshi 2-1-2-0; Hopton 3-0-17-1; Robb 2*0* 19-0; Co I tie r 0.2-0-4-0.
Total(forlwicket)___-________
RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS V GREAT HARWOOD
CFemando ct Clarkson b I Britciiffe———.—.2 PSwanney bIBritriiffft..................... ,,,,,,, fi
JWIdermuth bThompson___—____ — 11 „„.... .....,.....rn„ „ „„33
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RWhalley* IbwbThompson___—...... PWhall^f IbwbThompson-.......... ............n
Bowling: Varley 4-0-28-0; Sunderland 9-2-4 2-0; Thompson19-3-69-3;IanBritdiffe13-2*56-2.
JWells h Maher....................................n ,,.0
BVarley ct Whalley b Hou Idsworth____ „.39 DougaJI
Ribblesdale Wanderers ctArmerbMaher.— .22 JRain
A Marsh ct and b Houldsworth——— . J4 M Clarkson Ibw b Maher, ........... M Briggs b Maher
JSunderland nototiL.
I Britciiffe* b Maher—-------- fv t ra t
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S Wharton ctHfllbWhite______ Pradeep ctHfllbWhite______ JRawlinson b White.
AHassan JRawson
ctHillbIbWhiite-. bSweeney. _
S Brown* Ibw b White-..................—.... ...0 ZShauket ctandbMarsden——————31 S Bristol b White......................................0
PBIackman ct Marsden b White— ------- 14 M Shabaz not out.............
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SALESBURYVEUXTON ' Salesbury
RCIarkson* IbwbHouIdsworth.— — —.A MThompson lbwbM
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Bowling: Maher14.1-3-45-7;Edgar0.1-(MW); Whalley 0.5-0-1-0; Fernando 4-0-27-0; Houldsworth 8-3 -26-3; Newton 1 -0-6-0.
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OBrown notout..-_________________ 0 Extras..................
40
MGowers* bScuIlard_________—_____ 12 TStephens ctO’ConnorbE Lowes.—._______4 BRichardson ctAhmedbSculIard— — 3 AHorrocks bSculIard.—______________ 0 ZQureshi bELowes— ____________ SFilkins ct Marshall bE Lowes.____ „4
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3 PHopton runout—,—...... :.........
5-0*30-2; AIIanby2.5*0*16-0. READ V BROOKSBOTTOM Brooksbottom
Bowling: A M
POibb bHeyas............. FButt
Total (for 6 wickets)-
Gunaratne ctGroombHeves__________ 42 BilalAhmed bSudnik—............
JDewhurst bSudnik..................... Tlord
Clitheroe ctJonesbAMetcalf................ runout............. ..........
4 1
r -12-8 etcalf 5-1-32-1; Sudnik 7-3-21-2; Hey^
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ctDibbb Kershaw_____ ___—.2 Ibw b Kershaw
ctGunaratnebMarquet........ ct Gunaratne b Marrir i At
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14 5 9 0 64 13 3 9 1 50
13 3 9 1 47
13 12 0 1 143 13 9 3 1 117
13 8 4 1 103 13 7 • 4 2 101 13 8 4 1 99 14 7 6 1 96 13 6 6 1 83
Total;........ ..... .
Bowling: White18.2^37^;MarsdenTo-2MT” Sweeney 5-1-13-1; DawsonKMI-O.
„ „ STolley notout ..... ......... Euxton White
M Winrow* not ant....... Extras.
ctWhartonbBristol. ,
NDunn ctPradeepbShaukeL.___ OMarsden bShanbnt
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........... ............m 25 Total {for3 wickets)____——J IT— 125
Bowling: Pradeep10-3-2Q-0;Shauket6-0-37*2; Brown 2-0*18-0; Shabaz 3-0-18-0; Bristol 2.3-0-25-1.
M Fallon b Amar llllah-..........• Mota bFtorentine—..........
JGalling* hSarfler.......... RPalmer not out.......
WHAILEY V CHERRY TREE Whalley
LKearsley ct Iqbal bHadfield.__________ J4 Rlamb* notout....................
Bowling: Sadler 13-1-44-1;IqbaJ5-0-24-0; Ullah17>0- 92-l;Florentlne7*0-35*l:Hadfield3-0-18-1.
AUllah ctFaflonbPalmer. Sadler b Palmer— KFIorentine notout-.... SAkhtar
Extras. notout..... . .... Total(for4wickets1____ Sunday
RIBBLESDALE WANDERERS V CHERRY TREE
CherryTree
KFIorentine IbwblanBritcliffe— — ——J 6 R Sadler
MHadfield* ctDougalloSunderland— — J MTimmis
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C Kennedy* IbwblanBritdiffe
JWoolridge ct Clarkson b Ian Britdiffe_______ D Logan
Extras-................ Tota!ffor9wicketsi„...............
Bowling: Sunderland 9-2-20-1; Weils 11-3-2B-0; Ian Britdiffe 14-3-35-7; Thompson 7-0-2CW); Jordan Britdiffe 2-0-16-0; Co IGngo 2-0-12-1.
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M Clarkson bFlorentine.............. J Wells
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1c 149
Bowling: Sadler 15-2-60-2; Iqbal 3-0-12-0; Ullah 5-0- 28-1; Ro rentine 7-1-33-3; Hadfield 3-0-5-0.
PHouldsworth notout..............................._ , 7 Extras................... ................................^0 Total (for 6 wickets)^__—__—____ ____ 203
Fixtures, Tonight, Premier Division: Bay Horse v St Peters A; Billington B v Dog Whalley; Castle v Rose & Crown; Horseshoe B v Horseshoe k, Division One: Oe Lacy B v Stork; Rose & Crown A v Billington A* Royal Oak A v White Uon B; Waggon & Horses A v Buck B; White Uon A v Waggon & Horses B;DMsionTwo: Clitheroe Social ClubvDog
. Rose&Crown Billington B Horseshoe A Castle Dog Whalley Bay Horse Horseshoe B St Peters A Division One Billington A White lion B BuckB Waggon&HorsesA Rose&Crown A DeLacyB Royal Oak A Waggon & Horses B Stork White Uon A Division Two DeLacy RBI Kings Arms B RBlegionC Read Con Club LowMoor Dog Sports Bar Buchaneers KinpsArmsA 7 Clitheroe Social Club 6
Premier RB Legion A BuckA
. 0 6 24 W D L P 4 1 2 59 2 1 53 3 2 51 0 4 48 2 1 47 2 1 44 1 3 44 2 4 41 0 5 38 3 2 36
Low Moor v Kings Arms A* Ftead Con CluS v De Lacy; Royal British Legion v Buchaneers; Michael
Result*, Premier Division: Billington B 9, Castle 3; Dog Whalley 1, Royal British Legion All; Horseshoe A 6, Bay Horse 6; Rose & Crown 9, Horseshoe B 3; St Peters A1. Buck A11; First Division: Buck B 5, De Lacy B 7; Royal Oak A 7. Waggon & Horses A 5; Stork 8, White Lion A 4; Waggon & Horses B 5, Rose & Crown A 7; White Lion B 3, Billington A 9; Division Two: Buchaneers 5, Royal British legion C 7; De Lacy 11, CFitheroe Social Club 0; Dog Sports Bar 7, Kings Arms B 5; Kings Arms A 4, Read Con Club 8; Royal British Legion 11, Low Moor 1.
POOL JIM BEAM CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE
W D L P 0 78 0 70 1 56 2 55 4 40 3 37 4 29 5 25 5 25 . 19 L P 0 60 2 56
- 3 54 2 2 51 1 3 50 0 3 50 0 2 47 1 5 40 0 5 30
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Bowling: Mota7-0-34-0; Howard 13-6-27-2; Palmer 6-1-29-2.
M Hadfield* ct MotabHowaH ......... M Burrows b Howard-..____
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Round:AImond/Blackbum v Keryk/Sutdiffe (Royal British Legion, Clitheroe); Almond/Hitchen v Clouoh/Hogarth (Billington Brass Band Club);
Grant/Whlte vBames/Rjley (Rose & Crown Hotel); Plant/Schofield v Hargreaves/Simpson (The Castle Pub, Clitheroe).
DARTS 221
BrawnCowAII 4 4 0 17 Pendlelnn
Division Two P W L Pts White Uon B legion B
Horseshoe ■ 4 1 3 8 LowMoor
4 2 2 18 4 2 2 16 4 0 4 6
CUTHEROEANDDISTRICT DARTS AND Swan&Royal
R.B. Legion B Bucklnn
Darts Div Two P W l Pb Doglnn
BrewnCowChat 3 1 2 13 ConClub
R.B. Legion A • 4 2 2 17 Horseshoe
Rose&Crown 3 2 1 31 Bucklnn Doglnn
TEAM S
RIBBLESDALECRICKETLEAGUE Saturday
Clitheroe 1st XI: (vWhaJley,away,meet12-15pjTL)
P.Gaskell, P.Dibb, T.Lord,
M.Coulter, J.Oewhurst,
N.Ashraf,
J.Banks, BAhmed, F.Butt,
J.Marquet, Guneratne. Scorer
G.Dewhurst Clitheroe 2nd XI (v Brooksbottom, home, 12-30 p.m)
J.Green,
C.Dewhurst, AHutchins,
C.Brown,
G.Kershaw, DStuart SAhmed,
H.Lang, EDrake,
S.Mulfigan,
T.Bailey. Scorer G.Poole.
Sunday
J.BIackbum,
R.BIackburaScorerTBA CCtheroe4th XL vEdenfield, away, cancelled.
GOLFEXTRA
Last Thursday at Whalley, the ladies’ Stableford, in aid of the Lady Captain's chosen charity, Child Action North west, was won by Maria Bland with 34 points, from Gloria Bentley with 33 points. Third was Maggie Harvey with 32 points.
It was Lady Captain's Day at Stonyhurst Park Golf Club on Saturday. Hurst Green's Barbara Herd won with 107-34-74. Runner-up on a card play-off
wasSueKirk(99-24-75),ahead of Laura Cannan (105-30-75). BestgrosswenttoLindaAshworth with 87. The Best Lady in Senior Section prize went to Janet Halfpenney (112-36- 76). The prize for the least number of putts, also on a card play-off, was the oldest lady on the course, aged 84, Jean Coward, only having 25 shots on thegreen. Nearest the Pin, at19 V2 inches, was Linda Hacking, Nearest the Line went to Barbara Herd and the Longest Drive to Janette Dowdy.
CCtheroe 3rd XI: (v Fenlscowles, home, meet 12- 45 p.m.) R.Dinsdale,
T.Bailey, J.Holgate,
J.Scorah, ESmith^Ahmed,
M.GIover,
G.Stuart,
T.BIezard,
Dominoes Div Two P W L Pts Swan&Royal R.B. Legion B
Brown Cow Chat 3 2 1 33 BrownCowClith 3 2 1 31 Horseshoe
3 1 2 31 4 2 2 45
3 2 1 29
3 1 2 33 3 1 2 30
R.B.LegionA 4 2 2 38 Black Bull OL
3 3 0 42 4 0 4 35
RoseS Crown 3 0 3 5 DominoesDhrOno P W L Pts ConClub
3 2 1 17 3 2 1 14 4 1 3 13
4 2 2 18 3 2 1 13 3 0 3 11 3 3 0 23
DOMINOES LEAGUE Residts, Captain's Cup: Dave Flynn (Horse Shoe) beat Dave Riley (The Swan); John Schofield (Brown Cow (Clitheroe) beat Damien Startle (RB legion B); Phil Greatorex (RB legion A) beat Jon Ellis (Brown Cow (Chatbum); Michelle Harboard (Rose and Crown) beat Bany Cunliffe Jnr (The Buck). SemWmah: John Schofield beat David Flynn; Phil Greatorex beat Michelle Harboard. Final: John Schofield beat Phil Greatorex. DartsDhrOno P W L Pts BrownCowClith 3 3 0 IB Black Bull OL
BrownCowboys 4 1 3 14 BrownCowA 4 1 3 11 LegionA
4 0 4 2 4 3 1 19
CLITHEROE MEN’S SUMMER DARTS Division One P W l Pts Catholic Club 4 4 0 22 White UonA 4 4 0 20 Swan
4 2 2 15
Humphries Singles Knockout Preliminary Round: D Heald v S Webster (Dog Inn, Whalley); E Barnes v P Hodges (Buck Inn, Clitheroe); Norman Garner Scotch Doubles Knockout Preliminary
In-form Tim wins again at Clitheroe
Michelle Fielding, winner of the President's Day for Ladies competition at Clitheroe, with President Peter Clayton.
Clitheroe's Tim Stanley fol lowed up his Captain’s Day triumph with another great . round of75-5-70 to win the
James Braid Open Singles Championship.
Stanley added to his Cabinet with the Holgate Nett Trophy. Swamy Narayana came top
of a quartet on 71 in second place, with Stuart Bliss third. Tony Holt won the South-
worth Scratch Trophy with gross 73 - a two-shot margin over John Ellwood. Green Haworth’s Clive Rob
ertson was third (76-1-75). Steve Clash and Mark Pick
up won Sunday’s fourbaU with 43 points, two better than Gary Speak and Mike Tatter- sail. Steve Dean and Julian Troup were third with 40. Michelle Fielding’s 79-11-68 won the President’s Day for La
dies’18-Hole Medal from Janet Bailey, who had the same nett. 68. Nancy Mortimer was third with her nett 71. The President’s Prize for
the Ladies’ g-Hole Stableford was won by Gill Wightman ahead of Eileen Lambert. The Mixed Invitation was
won by Val Fairless and guest Graham Monk after count- back, with Chris Vines and Joyce Aikman were second on the same score, pushing push captain Simon Raine and Bir- gitia Billstrom into third with 39 points. Gary Moores made it five
holesinonewhenhis sweetly struck seven iron found the hole on the 17th last week.
Dave Griffith won Mytton Fold
Golf Club's Cavalier Putter Competition by a whisker, beating Handicap and Compe tition Chairman John Berry on a card playoff.
Both carded nett 69s but Dave’s back-g just shaded it. Darryl Mankowski was
third after cards, one shot in arrears.
The Ladies’ July Medal was
won by Taija Wilson’s nett 68 from Jean Havard (71), with Lady Captain Carole Maher third (73) on the card from Linda Clegg. Carole Maher and Tarja
Wilson also won the PING Fourball Betterball club qual ifying round with 44 points. The Juniors’ Brio Trophy
saw defending champions, Ciaran Halsall and Club Cap tain Peter Main just beat Sam Barden and John Berry, into second. Jack Leaver was third alongsidegrandad Denis, Myt- . ton Fold Greens Chairman.
Malcolm Salmon had the catch ofthedayonSaturdayat Whalley.
Salmon cameinwith4ipoints beating Lincoln on a card play off to get his name on the Les lie Haynes trophy and board. Division One winner was K. Moore (39 points), and Di
vision Two and overall winner was Salmon. The captain’s prize for la
dies went to Eleanor Inglis (88-16-72) from Emy Eceret- Burgess (94-21-73) and Caro lyn Platt (104-28-76). Best gross was Linsey
Kent’s 91.
Near misses on Captain’s Day
Stonyhurst Park Golf Club held theirs men’s Captain's Day com petition on Saturday last. Captain Jim Walker organised a BMW near thefirsttee a sa prizeforanyone getting a hole in one, and there were several near misses, with eight twos. Alex Young got the Long est Drive, Barry Bolton won Nearest the Pin and the best non-qualifierwasShaun McCullough (90-18-72). Third in the main event was Geoff Pal- liser (84-17-67), runner-up after a card play-off was Bob Driver (80-13-67), with the winner, with a magnificent 79-18-61, Steve Button. The Best Gross was won by Andrew Blockeel (78-5-73) and the Captain's Special Prize was awarded to Sabden's Dave Beesley- the oldest competitor to enter a sco re over 18 holes.
Wilpshire Golf's ladies section held the EG Medal, won by Jan e Plum (96-23-73) from Ann Seed (107-33-74). The Millennium Bowl went to Emy E ceret-Burgess, who scored a first round 95-21-74, backed up byasecond round of 96-21-75foratotalof149. Runner-up w a s lady captain Vivian Walsh, who carded
105-30-75 and106-30-76fora total of 151.
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