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( V L- • What qualifications do you


need? Qualifications were not es­ sential when started at Lanca­ shire Sport Partnership (LSP). The position involves the day- to-day operatipns including organising, basic accounts and assisting with events, such as the sports awards.


Any other requirements? An interest in sport makes the


job easier. A good knowledge


■ ofIT is essential; Word and Ex­ cel are a must.


What starting salary and package can you expect? As an apprentice I started on


GENERAL VACANCIES TOWN CLERK Padiham T ow n Council is seeking a highly


,• motivated, enthusiastic person to take on the post of Clerk to the Council and Responsible Financial Officer.


The post is part time, 1 1 hours per week, based in the Council Office between 10am and 12 noon daily plus two evening meetings per month for approximately 2 hours each. The hours are under review and additional hours may be available for events and projects. Any additional hours worked at the request o f the council will be paid as overtime at standard rates.


The salary will be based on the NALC/SLCC LC2 Scale SCP 26.


The role requires good self management skills and control, excellent interpersonal skills and sound financial and business sense, it also requires an ability to forge strong partnerships with the community and other organisations, a flexible approach to work is also required.


Duties will include: acting as advisor and RFO to the council, accurate minute taking, compilation of agendas, correspondence and filing as well as producing and presenting reports and policies. Financial controls include, budget setting, monitoring and reporting, keeping up to date financial records and production o f the Annual Accounts and Return. Additionally we are looking’ for an Innovative person who can help the council: source revenue streams for project funding. Must be IT literate and conversant with accountancy software.


Prior relevant experience and knowledge of local government working would be an advantage but not compulsory.


Ap p lic a t io n s In w r it in g w i th C V to : PTC Vacancy


T ow n Clerk's O f f ic e T ow n H a ll Pa d ih am


Closing date Friday 18th July 2014 + L L L U 1 1 1 Martin Heald, Lancashire Sport Partnership


the National Apprenticeship wage, after I qualified with an NVQ level two my salary in­ creased to the ininimum wage. I have just recently qualified with an NVQ level three in Business Administration, and again had a wage rise.


Howlong does it take to qualify for the role? Normally an NVQ Level 2 takes a year, but I completed it in six months. Levels has taken me a year. As I amjust startingLev- el4, this will take an additional two years. All in all to be quali­ fied to NVQ Level 4 and BTEC standard it will have taken three and a half years.


GENERALVACANCIES Quality Manager /Coordinator


JSI/Krempel G rou p, a manufacturer and global supplier o f specialist materials are looking for a person to join the Q H S E department as a Quality Manager/ Coordinator to coordinate, maintain and drive improvements within the quality .function and management system.


Whilst you would already have a back ground In quality management, further training will be provided to develop the right person to grow with the business.


K e y R e s p o n s ib i l i t ie s :


• Improve the current quality management system and maintain certification.


• Root cause analysis for process related concerns and implementation o f corrective and preventive action in response to customer complaints.


• Analyse data and drive continual Improvement activities across the site.


'


• Conduct audits, closing out findings and produce audits reports. • Assist in establishing a framework to strengthen current systems and


support the future implementation of other quality management system requirements.


• Deliver training across site,


E xp e r ie n c e /Q u a l i f ic a t io n s : E s s e n t ia l :.


• Educated to W Level standard with at least one In Maths,' English o r a Science related subject.


• Experience of manufacturing processes and continuous improvement. • A working knowledge and certified auditor of IS O 9001:2008.


, • G o o d communicator and a working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, etc.


■ ■ • G o o d an alytical skills. Desirable: ’


• Educated to Degree level or equivalent. • Lead Auditor o r experience o f performing internal audits. • Previous experience.of P P A P , FM E A and other automotive


methodologies. S ala ry : B ase d on E xp e rie n ce


A l l candidates should a p p ly in w rit ing, including a C .V , to ; H R Officer JSI/Krempel Group Queen Street,


; . Longridge, Preston P R 3 3 B S lOOO's of 1


EVENTS COORDINATOR Stonyhurst College Developments Ltd Offices


To work within the Development Company Limited liaising with and reporting to the General Manager. The Coordinator m il be responsible for managing the day to day operational aspects o f ail lettings andcontractsthat encompass the lettings activities [including helping to facilitate special pupil organized events) and to work in helping to secure new and repeat business.


■The person appointed is likely to be well presented approachable, flexible, discreet, an excellent


communicator, to be able to w o rk under p ressures peak


times, and to be a good team member. Good IT skills are essential to Include Worel, Excel and Access.


28 hours per week. Some flexibility will be required to cover peak letting periods, which mainly fell In the Easter


and summer vacation periods and will Include some ' evening and weekend work. '


Closing date for receipt o f applications is Tuesday 15 lulv Interviews will be held fo r this poston Wednesday 23 July.


Fo r an application pack, please contact Reception,


Stonyhurst College, Stonyhurst, aitheroe, Lancashire 8 8 7 9 PZ . Telephone: 01254 82634S,


’ email: receptfon@stonyhurstac.uk


Stonyhuret is committed to safeguarding and promoUng the welfare o r children andyoung people, and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. .


Th e successful candidate will be subject to a DBS check.


Stonyhurst: a company limited by guarantee Registered in En g la nd: C om p a n yN um b e r: 6632303


K R E M P E L GROUP


Registered Office: Stonyhurst, Clllheroe, Lancashire B B 7 w Registered Charily N um b e r : 1 12 79 2 9


www,stonyhurst.ac.uk. online at J o b s . . ' ' PAftTTTME Abbeyjield


A b b e y f ie ld H o u s e , U n io n S t re e t , L o w M o o r , C l i th e ro e , B B 7 2 N H


Part Time Weekend Housekeeper Needed for a busy residential care home, every Saturday and Sunday 7.30am to 12.30pm, 10 hours/ week.


Job to include preparing and serving


breakfast to residents, washing and drying of clothes and bedding, and other general laundry duties.


Rate of pay to be above minimum wage and DBS enhanced disclosure will be necessary for the post.


P le a se p h o n e 0 12 0 0 4425 50 o r m a n a g e r@ a b b e y f ie ld c a re h om e


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What personal skills make someone best suited? As the first point of contact for LSP good communications skills are essential, the nature of myjob can involve dealing with anyone between the ages of 16-80+. I also regularly en­ gage with people of all levels, from students to senior man­ agement. Attributes include organisation skills, time keep­ ing and being a people person is an advantage.


What career prospects and structure is there? LSP has been very supportive and encouraged me to gain higher qualifications.


What job satisfaction can you expect? In addition to my work as ad­ ministration officer, I am also a competitor in the GB Para­ climbing B team and a mem- beroftheGBamputeefootball team competing at the Para- world cup in Mexico in No­ vember. I couldn’t askformore support from colleagues.


Sell your profession. Working at LSP every day is al­ ways different; I can be work­ ing on events such as the Lancashire Sports Awards to assisting with the company finances. We are a dynamic partnership organisation.


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CRICKET HOULDSWORTH SOLICITORS RIBBLESDALE


CRICKETLEAGUE


SenlorDivision: P W T . L pts Clitheroe Whalley


. 9 8 0 0 97


Great Harwood 9 7 Earby


Settle Baxanden


CherryTree Brinscall Euxton


Salesbury


9 7 0 1 89 0 .2 88


10 5 0 3 74 9 5 • 0 3 67


Oswaldtwistlo 9 5 0 3 66 Read


10 5 0 4 65 10 4 0


5 63


9 4 0 5 60 9 4 0 4 5 7 ' 10 4 0 6 52 9 3 0 5 49


Barnoldswick 9 3 0 4 45 Ribblesdala Padiham Edenffeld


9 3 0 5 44 10 2 0 7 36 10 2 0 7 33


Brooksbottom 10 1 0 8 22


Section A Clitheroe Whalley


P W T L Pts 9 8 0 0 97 _ .


Great Harwood 9 7 Settle Oswaldtwistle Read


Baxenden


9 5 0 3 67 9 5 0 3 66 10 5 0 4 65 10 4 0 5 63


Barnoldswick 9 3 0 4 45 Ribblesdale


9 3 0


■SectionB Earby


Cherry Tree Brinscall Euxton


Salesbury Padiham Edenfield


5 44


P W T L Pts 10 5 0 3 74 9 4 0 . 5 60 9 4 0 4 57 10 4 0 6 52 9 3 0 5 49 10 2 0 7 36 10 2 0 7 33


Brooksbottom TO 1 0 8 22 M.Zafran j.Harvey Martin Heald HAIRS BEAUTY


Empathy Beauty Wiltshire


Seeking expeicnced


Nail Technician M in im um 20 hours Em a i l C V to :


empathysalon@ yahoo.co.uk 01254 246651


RETAIL


A N N E L O U I S E D E S I G N E R D re s s A g e n c y . P a r t T im e E xp e r ie n c e d R e ta i l


A s s is ta n t re q u ire d . A p p ro x 1 2 • 1 5 h o u rs p e r w e e k . Te l M r s B row n on 0 7 9 0 1 6 5 0 1 12


* C. Lowes Scullard E Lowes T.Tumer N. Ahmed Extras-


CRICKETSCORECARDS Ribblesdale Cricket League READ V EARBY Read


Ibw b Crotty


ctM. Gamer b C. Walton ctLWhite


ct LCIarkson bR.Craddock .51 Ibw


b Crottv b Crotty


NotOut


ctLWhite NotOut


Total (7 wickets)-.


C. Walton S.Munns Crotty


* D.Kegg Earby Ibw b Scullard NotOut


b A . Rush ton .48 __________„„,,7


ctK. O'Connor b J . Harvey b A. Rush ton ................- ........,,.,,,,21 Ibw


M.Gamer* b Scullard ..... LCIarkson Ibw L White


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


b j . Harvey „0 ' .40


R.Craddock* ctJ.Harvey bM.Tayfor .33 L Parkinson bMJaylor


bMJaylor T l ctA.Rushton b MJaytor .10


Extras________________ ________________ 15 Total----------------------------------- -


Bowling: Swllard12-4-26-2;E. Lowes 4-147-0; A. Rushton 11-2-65-2; J . Harvey 10-3-35-2; M. Taylor


6.4-1-41-1.


BRINSCALLVRIBBLESDALE WANDERERS Ribblesdale


DougaJI Variey J.Rain M.CIarkson b MacLachlan...................... ............,... M.Spencer ctMacUchlan bLBurgess „9 J.Sunderland b Maclachlan


C. Jackson* Ibw


R.CIarkson* - b MacUchian ____ 1______ j J.Bntcliffe Ibw


Extras- - ...... .................. TotaL


Cloete


S.Parker NotOut. LWinstanley- Ibw


b LB r i tc l i f fe __________ b Variey


Brinscall


S.Maclachlan NotOut Extras.— _______ ________ 1 3 Total(2wickets)................................


Bovnriing: L BritcUffe 8-1-22-1; Variey7-2-24-1;J. Sunderland 2-0-114); M.Thompsonl.3-0 2-0.


miaat wicuBisy............ , - . . .w l l l t V a


id 2-0-11-0; llur S.


T. Fanner 0. Curtis* N.Dunn


M.Millward b T.Lord LSweeney b Gunaratne


l i T f *


White O.Marsden Ibw


^Winrow* Ibw


ctJ.DewhurstbGunaratne ..0 b G. Kershaw b G. Kershaw


ToIley courier.


b Gunaratne .0 b T.Lord


M.Dawson NotOut Extras- ..... Total...;----------- ....................... ........................„ .59


. J l


c S f t j?-Kcrs haw 10-5-12-2; Guneratne 17-3-54* 5,T.Lord8.3-M9-3;A.Booth1-1-(H).


In . Cfitheroe J.Dewhurst NotOut .27 - 6 . 4 I, IBI Iv j I b ( T l |V I .Thompson 1.3-0--2-0.


CUTHEROEV EUXTON Euxton '


b Gunaratne ....................- ................n b T.Lord


(1


.21 0


b Gunaratne —2 .44


— .0 .25 ...9 .16


IIM.IM fiS ,.64


? ^ i n£ ^ ac^ i^ ^ 3 '3 5 ^ L ¥ u i^ e s s ’ 12.3-4-23*3.


{"•Thompson ctS.Paricer bLBurgess ..0 LBntciiffe NotOut


ctP.Chaplin b MacLachian— 6 Ibw


c t l Chaplin b MacLachian— 0 u


b LBui^ess____1 „0


b MacLachlan— 0 b Maclachlan..-1B .1 fl


___ ____4 \


-.16 r —256


Bowling: R.Craddock12-3-69-2;LCIarkson6-0* 17-0; C. Wa!ton13-2*56-2; L White 3-0-29-0; Crotty t (W -48-3; L Parkinson 1


.2 .52


b R-Craddock .19 .14


b C. Walton .42


-.55 ..0 .5


9 7 0 1 89 0 2 88


A.Ha$san J.Rawson J . Watson Pradeep J.Rawiinson L Parkinson


P. Blackman S. Brown* S. Bristol


N. Green* J . Bristol Extras...,.., Total.___


POOL


JIM BEAM CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE


Results, Premier League: Horseshoe A 5. Royal British Legion A 7. Division One: Buck B 8, Rose & Crown A 4 ; White Lion B 7, Waggon & Horses B 5. Division Two: De Lacy 8, Royal


British Legion C 4; Kings Arms A 3, Kings Arms B 9 . Premier


RBLA Buck A


' Rose & Crown BillingtonB Horseshoe A Castle


Dog Whalley Horseshoe 8


StPetersA Bay Horse


DhriskmOne White Lion B BillingtonA BuckB


Royal Oak A


P W D L P 5 5 0 0 53 4 4 0 0 47 4 3 0 I 35 4 2 0 2 31 5 2 0 3 29 4 2 0 2 24 4 2 0 2 24 4 1 0 3 21 4 0 0 4 16 4 0 0 4 14 P W D l P 5 5 0 0 48 4 4 0 0 39 5 3 0 2 39 4 3 0 1 34


WaggonS Horses B 5 1 1 3 3 1 ' RoseSCrownA 5 1 1 3 30 Waggon SHorsesA 4 1 2 1 28 DelacyB Stork


White Lion A DiviiionTwo DeLacy


Kings Arms B


4 2 0 2 26 4 0 0 4 17 4 0 0 4 16 P W D L P 5 3 0 2 39 5 2 2 1 39


Royal British Legion 4 2 1 1 33 Read Con Club B 4 2 1 1 30 Low Moor RBLC


Dog Sports Bar KingsArmsA


3 3 0 0 29 5 1 0 4 28 4 2 0 2 25 5 1 0 4 25


Clitheroe Social Club3 1 2 0 24 Buchaneers


4 1 0 3 22


Fixtures, Tonight Premier League: Bay Horse v Rose & Crown; Buck A v Horseshoe A ; Castle v Dog Whriley; Horseshoe B v Billington B; Royal British Legion A v St Peters A . Division One: Billington A v Waggon Sr Horses B; De Lacy B v Royal Oak A; Rose & Crown A v Stork-


Waggon & Horses A v White lion B; White Lion A v Buck B. Division Two : Clitheroa Social Club


v Kings Arms A ; Kings Arms B v De Lacy; Low Moor v Buchaneers: Read Con Club v Royal British Legion; Royal British Legion C v Dog


Sports Bar.


DARTS CLITHEROE MEN’S SUMMER DARTS R e n te BrownCowA2, White Lion A 5;


Catholic Club 7, Legion A 0; Brown Cowboys 3, Swan 4; Whits Lion B 3, Brown Cow Allstars


. 4 ; Legion B 6, Low Moor 1; Pendle Inn 5, Horseshoe 2.


Catholic Club WhiteUonA Swan


BrawnCowboys BrownCowA Legion A


Whits Lion B Legion B


BrownCowAil Pendle Inn Horseshoe LowMoor


P W I K s 4 4 0 22 4 4 0 20 4 2 2 15 4 1 3 14 4 1 3 11 4 0 4 2


P W L Pts 4 3 1 19 4 2 2 IB 4 4 0 17 4 2 2 16 8


4 1 3 4 0 4 6


CLITHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOM


INOES LEAGUE


Results, Division One, Darts Brown Cow Cahtbum 5, Black Bull 0L4; R.B. legion A 3, Horseshoe 6. Dominoes: Brown Cow Chatbum13, Black Bull 0L8;R.B.Legi - * “ " -


-


Dirts: Buck If Crown 3.1


Bowling: W h i t e 8 .m 6 4 ;L S v n « iq M ^ 0 . Marsden3-0-244.


J.Galimg* NotOut


SALESBURY V WHALLEY ' Whalley


ctN.Green ■ b Pradeep


D.Howard ctJ.Rawson b Pradeen 7 [LPrimer


LKearsley etAHassan bJ.Bristol bJ.Bristol


M.fallon S.Gorton NotOut Extras....................................


NotOut Ibw


ctMota


ctS. Gorton b D.Howard runout


stJ.GaJling runout


Salesbury ______. . . . . . . . n


b Pradeep ..............__ "’’12 """"jo


^3 * Total (6 wickets).^.......... ......Z ." IL "~ ''74 0 ,75


b D.Howard ...1 b D.Howard ..0


ctR.Palmer b D.Howard ..8 ctMota


b D.Howard _____ ___ i ..0


________ __ ______ _____fi


b D.Howard ..6 ..0


Bowfing: Mota14.4-2-42-0;D. Howard Z2-7^63-6-S Gorton8-1-25-2.


b S.Gorton .15 b S.Gorton


64


[ I Lamb* ■ ctJ.Rawson b S. Bristol. 0 Mjfa


..9 ...7


Royal 8, Rose & Crown 13. DartsDhrOne Horseshoe


Black Bull OL


BrownCowClith ConClub .


DartaDIvTwe Dog inn


R.B. Legion B Swan&Royal RoseSCrown Bucklnn


2


P W L Pts


2 2 0 11 ' 1 1 9


BrownCowChat 2 1 1 9 R.B.LegionA


1 ] o 1


1 o 1 1 0


BrownCowChat 2 Black Bull OL Horseshoe


ConClub BrownCowClith


R.B. Legion B Bucklnn


Swan&Royal 1 0 .


2 0 2 4 1 1


DombroosOtvOno P . W L Pts R.B. LeglonA


- 2 , 2 0 22 1


1 ‘ 1 o 13 1 1 0 12


1 1 o 13 1 - 0 1 10 1 0 1 8 1 0 1 8


2 0 2 18 2 0 2 18


DominoesDIvTwo P W L Ptx RoseSCrovm 2 2 0 24 Dog Inn


High Scores: 140, KYeoman, D.Graham, RBootb, “ W 3 §-Porter; 133, CJoy; 132, Marsh,■ 25, SGe'dard, M.Booth, T.Uigh; 124, D.Mareh;


121, D.FIynn x2, RGreatorex, D.Harris; 112, D.Ffynn; 108, D.Brown; 106, S.Hamnetf 105, C.Morgan; 104, D.Heap;100, G.Morgan x4, R.Booth x4, D.Hargreaves x3, T.Brown *3, D.FIynn x3, D.Marsh x2,G.Wallbajik x2, M.Paul x2, P.Greatorex x2, M.Booth, S.Booth,


K-Yeoman, WJones, D.Graham, S.Geldard, T.Leigh. CJoy, DJeffries, J.Ridgway, S.Porter.


BOWLS GREAT HARW


OivisiOD One Globe Heys


BOWLING LEAGUE P W D L P


10 OOD AND DISTRICT 8 0 2 65


RushtonStreetA 10 5 1 4 63 RooLeePark GreenPark


Clitheroo Cricket A 10 4 1 5 52 RishtonConA WittonBC


Ribblesdale A Burnley Road B - SydneyStreet


10 5 1 4 51 1 0 . 4 0 6 50 1 4 49


10 5


11 4 0 7 43 9 2 0 7 36


LowerDarwenA 10 1 1 8 28 DhmionTwo


GreatHarwoodA 9 8 0 1 68 Sabden Black Coppice


P W D L P 10 7 2 1 63


Great Harwood H 10 6 MercerPark Globe A


Hurst Green Grange


10 3


Great Harwood CC 10 3 WhalleyA OssyCon


Division Three East Lancs Sabden Red Ribblesdale


Rishton Con B WaddingtonA


10 7 10 6 9 5


10 5


10 6 0 4 56 10 6


10 5 10 5


. 4 50 0 4 55 1 4 55 1 4 49 0 7 43 39


3 1 6 35 0 0 11 24


W D L P 3 65


- 4 59 1 3 52


10 6


BumleyRoadA 10 5 . . ._ Immanuel A


Salesbury


Dhrision Four Oakhill


10 1


LowerOarwonB 10 7 Immanuel B SabdenBlue


WhalleyB WaddingtonB


0 4 51 0 5 50 1 4


Rushton Street B 10 4 1 5 42 Globe B


1 8 37 P 11 1 I P


10 9 0 1 72 1 2 72


MilnshawWands 10 4 ParkerStreet Read


10 8 0 2 61 10 4 2 4 53 1 5 51


10 5 0 5 47 10 4 1 5 43 10 3 1 6 41 10 3 0 7 38


Clitheroe CktB 10 0 0 10 22 Fixtures, July 2nd, Division One: Clitheroe Cricket A v Lower Darwen A ; Globe Heys v Ribblesdale A ; Green Park v Witton Bowling Club: Roe Lee Park v Sydney Street; Rushton Street A v Rishton Con A . Division Two: Coppice v Great Harwood H; Grange v Whriley A ; Great Harwood A v Globe A ; Hurst Green v Great Harwood Cricket Club; Sabden Black v Mercer Park. July 3rd: Division One: Burnley Road B v Roo Lee Park; Lower Darwen A v Green Parlqjlibblesdale A v Clitheroe Cricket A ; Sydney Street v Rushton Street A ; Witton Bowling Club v Globe Heys. Division Two: - Great Harwood Cricket Club v Coppice; Great Harwood H v Sabden Black; Mercer Park v Hurst Green; Ossy Con Club v Grange; Whriley A v Great Harwood A Division Three: Burnley RoadAvRibblesdaieB.


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RIBBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE CGtheronlstXI: (vBamoldswick,away, meet noon) RGaskell, P.Dibb.T.lord. M.Coufter,


TEAMS


J.Dewhurst S.Booth, J.Marquet, A.N.0ther, F.Butt. G.Kershaw, Guneratne. Clitheroe 2nd XI (v Earby, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) J . Green, C. Musson, J . Banks, C. Palmer, A. Hutchins, D. Stuart B. Ahmed, R. Cattermole, C. Dewhurst, S. Ahmed, C. Brown. Scorer: G. Poole. Clitheroe 3rd XI (vRead, home, meet noon) RDinsdale, J.Nutter, R. Blackburn, J.HoToate, H.Lang, J.Scorah, N.Scorah, M.G!over, G.Orrver. S Ahmed. . T.BIezard.


Clitheroe 4ths (v Baxenden, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) TBailey, EDrake, ESmith, G.Stuart FJackson, S.Mulligan. AMehmood. D.Stuart, G-Poole, C.Spinks-Baines, C.Birtwell-Jones. Scorer: G. Atkinson.


10 4 0 6 44 9 4 0 5 42


Golfers on the18th green at Clitheroe in Regional Open qualifying (s).


There was disappointment for the local competitors in the Open Golf Regional Qualifier held at Clitheroe Golf Club on Monday, all of whom failed to qualifyfor the nextstage.


On a sparkling summer day the course was looking at its


best and conditions were ideal as the 102 hopefuls set off in pursuitof Open glory, but the Ribble Valley course proved a tough challenge to many of the entrants with a third of the field returning scores of 8o and above. Of the 10 qualifiers only four managed to break par


and the eventual cut-off came ‘ at the one-over-par 72 mark


. with four players involved in a play-off for the one remain­ ing qualifying spot. Leading the field with a


•3;under-par 68 was South Af­ rican amateur Nicolaas Ar- noldi.


Of the local players, Coun­


ty champion Mark Young of Longridge and Clitheroe


just missed out with a 73 and Daniel Nutter was two shots further away. Joey Lamb of Wilpshire carded a 73 but is only reserve number 49 for the Final Qualifier with little realistic prospect of a call-up. Lauraine Wall.and Ma-


sham’s Alison Sayer won tClit- heroe.’s Ladies’ Invitation with an impressive 43 points. Tracey Bentley and Alex Georgia Forrest had to settle


for second place after cards. . Jeanette Dowdy came from


Stonyhurst Park to partner Valerie Fairless and their 41


points put them in third. Keith Pedder and Ken Man­


tle as they both cruisedin be­ low their handicaps in the Seniors Stableford. Pedder took top spot with


a one-point margin over Man­ tle and George Stoddart took third with 37 points. John Hacking and Ron Ma-


sop pipped Gary Speak and Mike Tattersall for first prize in Saturday’s Four Ball Better Ball with 44 points. Vince Killeen and Keith


Ratcliffe were third with 42.. Ian Shaw played astormer when Mytton Fold Golf Club held their Frank Hargreaves MemorialTrophy in glorious


weather on Sunday. His 4i points was the highest of the day, but his moment of success was somewhat outshone when Linda Clegg scored the lowest of the day when she holed out in one at the first! Captain Peter Main came


home second, just one shot behind the leader, and took the Seniors Trophy. Third ' was John Whittaker with 39 points on a card playoff. Frank Hindle scored the


only two of the day on his fa­ voured ninth hole. In the ladies’ section it was


anotherwinforHazelSellars. Her 39 points put her three


points clear of Allison Nuttall , while Abbie Clegg finished third with 32 points. The beautiful weather on


Friday evening helped h full field eqjoy the annual Sip it and Flip It - two simultaneous


a welcoming drink of wine on everytee.


nine-hole competitions with .


Held to support Lady Cap­


tain Carole Maher’s charity * ‘Heart of Gold’, the event con­ tributed £450 to the overall fund.


Winners of the front-nine


competition were Brenda and Dave Griffith, together with John and Julie Griffith with .d.


an astronomical number of points. It was a case of Girl Power


onthebackninewhenJoanne Allen, Hazel Sellars, Allison ® Nuttall and Gillian Pinder


staggeredhomewiththehigh- est score.


It was Presidents Day at Whalley on Saturday, and Lady President Lorna Slinger put on a tremendous day.


There were plenty of prizes at stake with a full field of ladies, gentlemen andjuniors.


Steve Showman, who has f


shown some steady form re- * cently, came in with 21 points


after nine holes, and came home with 20 points, winning by two clear shots with 41. 0 Best male score on the day n


was John Hyde with 39 points, bestladies’scorewenttoRox- 5


ana Clark with 38 points and the seniors’ prize went to Jeff Storey with 37.


Best front nine, was Roy


Ellis who had a' fantastic 24 Q points, best back nine was Maureen Byrom, nearest the line was Trevor Thornber, nearest the pin was Bob De-


vine, who finished it off with a two.


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10 7 1 2 59 10 7 0 3 54


1 22


2 0 2 7 1 1 0 5 '


1 0 1 4 P W L Pts


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