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www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Thursday,May29,2014 Thursday, May29,2014 www.clitheraeadvBrtiser.co.uk i HI > www.lancashirejobstoday.co.uk jobs)today ah accountant Mark Croasdale, Whitehead & Howarth Chartered Accountants.


What qualifications do you need? ACCA (Certified Accountant) or ICAEW (Chartered Ac­ countant). There are other public qualifications but these are the main two to work in an accountancy practice.


How long does i t take to qualify for the role? There are 14 ACCA exams. You need 36 months’ experience in a relevant role. You can take up to three exams each time which are six months apart


What starting salary and package can you expect? Probably about £12,000 to


£14,000 in Lancashire for a trainee accountant depend­ ent on previous experience and qualifications.


What personal skills make someone best suited? You are very much involved in visiting clients in tasks such as auditing so interpersonal skills are essential, network­ ing building your contac ts is a fruitful and enjoyable key attribute o f being a business advisor. Obviously strong nu­ merical aptitude is handy, but not the be all and end all, good analytical thinking and seeing the bigger picture is an invalu­ able technique.


What career prospects and structure is there? Working in practise the ulti-


■ mate goal is becoming a part­ ner at your own firm, which allows you the variety to work with a lot of business owners across a wide sector of indus­ tries and trades. There is also the option to switch to become a financial controller at a indi­ vidual company in any indus­ try or sector and becoming a key cog in the management team supplying important financial information to the directors. Many financial con­ trollers are directors as there input is so key to the running of the company.


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What job satisfaction can you expect from a career? Helping clients understand their own business and per­ formance is the most fulfilling part of the job, advising peo- plewhoovertheyears become friends is very satisfying.


Sell your profession The chance to meet and work with top entrepreneurs in a wide variety of trade and pro­ fessions is stimulating in its own right, but the ability to as­ sist and advise these business owners applying your skills to help grow and build their business model is the utmost satisfaction.


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CRICKET HOULDSWORTH SOLICITORS R1BBLESDALE CRICKET LEAGUE


Senior Division P W T L P t i ClitherceCC •EarbvCC ReadCC


5 5 0 0 56 5 4 0 0 53 5 4 0 1 46


Great Harwood CC 5 3 0 2 40 Osw. Immanuel CC 4 3 0 1 36 Whalley CC


Cherry Tree CC 5 2 0 3. 32 Salesbury CC


‘ BarnoldswickCC 4 2 0 1 27 Eden field CC BaxendenCC Brins call CC Settle CC


PadihamCC


BrooksbottomCC 5 0 0 5 0 ‘ denotes abandonment


CRICKETSCORECARDS PADIHAMVREAD Read


Scutlard C. Lowes


**K.O’Connor cWhiteheadbHitchons____ 46 J. Marshall b Burrows...... ................. „,..78 c and b Hitchon........... .......... Q


EArtingstoll N.Ahmed IV.Eastham T.Turner


cWhfteheadbHitchon^^^.>M0 IbwbHitchon........ ......10


ICGrimshaw Clowes Extras._____________________ 33 Total (Swickets)_______________ 216


Bowling: WhiteheadS0-3(Hl;Losper 4-0-42-0; Buirows1l-0-66-1;S.Meehan2-0-37-0;Hitchon 9-0-42-7.


Padiham Oitchon


O.D. Pickard Losper


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Bowling: Scullard 8.4-0-56-3; E. Lowes 10-3-24-3; Sharpies 4-0-25-2; Eastham 2-1-0-1.


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. 1 9 '" M a y - 3 0 ' " M a y 01733427182 SALES@THESMARTLIST.CO.UK 31 cDibbbGuneratno__ _______


M.CIarkson bMarquet_________________I D.Steinson IbwbGuneratne™____ ___™ J M.Spencer IbwbGuneratne._______ ____ | J.Wells


IbwbGuneratne_____ ______ ;


J.Sunderiand cCoulterbGuneratne.__ _____ ( •R-Clarkson runout....___ ________ ___2! J.Britcliffe stCoulterbGuneratne________ ( M.


I-Brildiffe retired__________________ c Extras.-.________ _____ ____ 0 Total(0 wickets}___________ ___89


Bowling; Marquet10-4-19-1;Guneratne18-6-34-6; Dewhurst5-l-14-0;Johnson 4-0-13-0.


F.Butt notout___ _______ Clitheroe


Extras.__ ____ ...____ _ ___ ___o Total (3wickets)_______________ 63


Bowling: Sunderland 6-l-26-2;L BritdifFe 8-1-35-1; Thompson3-0-l9-0;J.Britdiffe0.1-0-1-0.


„ , Oswaldtwistle O. Jones cPalmerbGorton....... ............. 23


WHALLEY V OSWALDTWISTLE IMMANUEL


KHjwecd c Galling b Duckworth-------------67 D. Metcalf candbGorton___ _______ 31


Aflanby cMotabDuckworth__________ 6 ■J.Baldwin notout_________________ 22 M. Roberts b Gorton.___ ;____________ 2 F.Kinsdla bGorton_________________ 0 0. Metcalf stGallingbGorton.______ ___ id Extras.^....__ ______________ 20 Tout (7 wickets)______________ 185


Bawling: Mota12-2-52-0; Howard 6-1-31-0; Gorton 12-1-50-5;Duckworth7-0-44-2.


M. Fallon.


S.Mukthar Mota 'R.lamb


D. Howard R. Palmer M. Howarth ♦J.Galling S.


Whalley


c Baldwin b Sudnik.___ __.......I hSnriflik....


lan b y™ ™.™ ™ ™.33 0


lb w b A .M e t c a l f . lZ Z IZ r .3 cGroombA.Metcalf.^M~..~~....0 bSudnik. IbwbAII.


c D. Metcalf b G.Metcalf______ 4 bAllanby.. n Gorton


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S.Duckworth bG.Metcalf_. C. Mahon bG.Metcalf™ Extras ....... .......... ,


Total______ _______________ .94 ,


Bowling: A. Metcalf 0-2-12-2; Sudnikll-1-43-3; Allanby 8-4-10-2; G.Metcalf 4-0-24-3.


*M.Hadfie!d J.Woolridge A.UIIah Sadler N. Iqbal


SALESBURY V CHERRY TREE CherryTree


J. Willacy Extras...... Total (4 wickets),


cRawsonbBrown~ cPradeepbBrowru notouL-____ __


c S. BristoTb J. B risto!____ . . .8, cRawsenbPradeep-


.........m 42


N. Ashraf IbwbLBritdiffe.____________0 Guneratne bSunderiand...____ _________2 J.Dewhurat candbSunderland_____ 0 P.Dibb


notout_________________ 35


17 1


cUMeehanbHitchon____ __J 7 bHitchon._______________ 25 cR. Meehan b Hitchon.... .. ......J notout____________


3 notout............................. , ?


4 3 0 1 36 5 2 0 3 28 5 2 0 3 27


5 2 0 3 27 4 2 0 2 26 4 2 0 2 26 5 1 0 4 18


Ribb. Wanderers CC 5 1 0 4 17 Euxton CC


5 1 0 4 17


Bowfjng; Pradeepl0-0-55-1;Shabaz4-0-26-0;S. Bristol 6-1-26-0; Brown 9-2-40-2; Hassan 4-0-29-0- J. Bristol 3-0-33-1.


J.Rawson Pradeep A. Hassan M. Shabaz J. Watson ♦LRabagliati L Parkinson S. Bristol N. Green Extras.


Salesbury clqbalbUllah.


cHadfieldblnce....... cKennedybSadler.... cAkhtarbSadler....


stKennedybllllah..... bUllah__________


not out.. Total (7wickets)...


Bowling; Sadler7-0-54-2;Ince5wi"Ha"ield 5-0-22-0; Ullah 6-0-41-3.


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POOL JIM BEAM CUTHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE


Results, Premier Division: Bay Horse 5, Dog


Whalley 7; Buck A 10, Horseshoe B 2; Horseshoe A4, Rose & Crown 8:RBL A 10, Castle 2;St Peters A 4, Billington B 8. first Division: Billington A 8, Waggon & Horses A 4; Rose & Crown A 5, De lacy B 7; Stork 3, Buck B 9; Waggon & Hnrses B 4, Royal Oak A 8; White Lion A 4, White lion B 8. Second Division: Clitheroe Social Club 8, Buchaneers 4; De lacy 8,v Kings Arms A 4; Dog Sports Bar 7, RBI 5; Kings Arms B 7, Read Con Club B 5; RBL C 5, Low Moor7. Premier


P W D


Billington B BuckA


Dog Whalley BayHorse StPetersA HorseshoeB HorseshoeA DivisIonOne Billington A RoyalOakA


2 2 0 0 24 2 2 0 0 23-


Rose Si Crown 2 2 0 0 23 RBLA CasUe


2 2 0 0 23 2 1 0 1 12 2 1 0 1 10 2 - 0 0 2 8 2 0 0 2 8 2 0 0 2 5 2 0 0 2 4 P W D L P 2 2 0 0 19 2 2 0 0 19


White Lion B ' 2 2 0 0 19 BuckB


Rose&CrownA 2 1 0 1 16 DeLacyB


Stork


CritheroeSocialClub2 1 1 0 17 Royal British Legion 2 1 0 1 16 KmgsArmsB- 2 1 1 0 16 Buchaneers


WhiteUonA DjvisioiiTwo LowMoor


Read Con OubB 2 1 0 1 14 DeLacy


Dog Sports Bar 2 1 0 1 12 RBLC


KingsArmsA Thompson n o to u t..™ ....___ , _______ o 2 0 0 2 8


2 1 0 1 14 2 1 0 1 13 2 0 0 2 10


fixtures. Tonight Premier Division: Billington B v Royal British Legion A; CasUe v Buck A; Dog WhalleyvHorseshoeAlHorseshoeBvBayHorse; Rose S Crown v St Peters A. first Division: Buck B v Waggon S Horses B; De lacy B v White Lion A: Royal Oak A v Billington A; Waggon S Horses A v Rose S Crown A; White Lion B v Stork. Second Division: Buchaneers v De lacy; Kings Arms A v Dog Sports Bar; Low Moor v Kings Arms B; Read Can Club B v Clitheroe Social Club; Royal British Legion v Royal British Legion C.


BOWLS GREAT HARWOOD AND DISTRICT BOWLING LEAGUE


Results, Division One: Globe Heys 6, Rushton Street A 4; Green Park 7, Rishton Con A 3; Lower Darwen A 8, Burnley Road 8 2; Ribblesdale A 3. Roe Lee Park 7; Rishton Con A 8, Lower Darwen A 2: Witton 9, Sydney Street 1. Division Two: Great Harwood CC 8. Globe A 2; Great Harwood H1, Great Harwood A 9; Hurst Green 8, Ossy Con 2; Mercer Park 10, Whalley A 0; Sabden Black 10, Grange 0. Division Three: Burnley Road A 7, Immanuel A 3: Rishton Con B 7, Sabden Red 3; Rushton Street B 7, Ribblesdale B 3; Salesbury 3, Glibe B 7; Waddington A 6, East Lancs 4. Division Four. Immanuel B 6, Sabden Blue 4; Milnshaw


' Wands 7, Waddington B 3; Parker Street 2, Oakhill 8; Read 9, Clitheroe Cricket B 1; Whalley B 6, Lower Darwen B 4. Arthur Ormerod Rose Bowl Doubles, Quarter- Final : M. Bums (Rishton Con A) & M. Yerkess (Great Harwood H) 21, S. Gall & M. Beardmore (Rushton Street A) 13; J.Riggfi F. Franks (Sydney Street) 21; A. Breckell & R. Fletcher (Sydney Street) 7; B. Robinson & S. Barnes (Rishton Con A) 21, G. Wood (Burnley Road B) & S. Wood (Burnley Road A) 12; G. Parkinson & M. Burton (Coppice) 21, L & C. Ramell (Mercer Park) 20.Seml-Final:M.Bum$&M. Yerkess 21, J. Rigg & F. Franks 10; B. Robinson & S. Barnes 21, G. Parkinson & M. Burton 16. Final: M. Bums & M. Yerkess 21, B. Robinson & S. Barnes 5.


DfvWonOw Globe Heys Witton BC Roe Lee Park Green Park RishtonConA Rushton StreetA Clitheroe Cricket A Ribblesdale A Sydney Street LowerDarwenA Burnley RoadB DMsIonTwo Sabden Black


W D L P 5 0 2 40


2 0 0 2 8 2 0 0 2 7 P W D L P 2 2 0 0 20


2 1 0 1 16 2 1 0 1 14


WaggonS Horses A 2 0 1 1 11 . WaggonfiHorsesB 2 0 1 1 11


Great HarwoodA Mercer Park GreatHarwoodH Hurst Green Coppice Great Harwood CC GlobeA Grange


WhalleyleyA OssyCon


Ohfttion Three


Ribblesdale B East Lancs Globe B Sabden Red Rushton Street B Waddington A Burnley RoadA


Rishton Con B ImmanuelA Salesbury Division Four Oakhill Immanuel B Milnshaw Wands Sabden Blue Lower DarwenB WaddinatonB Parker street Read Whalley B Clitheroe CktB


DARTS CUTHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND


Buck Inn 7.-R.B. Legion B3, Black Bull 6; Social Club 4. R.B. Legion A 5.


DOMINOES LEAGUE Reeulti, Dirtu Brown Cow (Clitheroe) 8, Swan & Royal 1; Dog Inn 8, Horseshoe 1; Rose & Crown 2,


Dominoes Brown Cow (Clitheroe) 10, Swan & Royal 11; Dog Inn 10, Horseshoe 11; Rose & Crown 8. Buck Inn 13; R.B. Legion BIO, Black Bull 11; Social ClublO, R.B. Legion All. Darts


P W L Pti .


Brown Cow Cfith 20 17 3 126 Brown Cow Chat 18 15 3 123 Dog Inn


Black Bull


R.B. LegionA Horseshoe


R.B. Legion B Bucklnn


SwanS Royal Social Club


Rose & Crown Dominoes Bucklnn


Horseshoe


Swan&Royal R.B. Legion A


Social Club


BrownCowChat 18 6 12183 Black Bull R.


RoseS Crown 19 7 12173 B. Legion B 19 5 14170


High Scores: 180, S. Ashworth; 140, J. Hargreaves x3, A Ridgway x2, C. Barlow x2, D. Graham, P. Stewart, A. Porter, D. Flynn, K. Yeoman, J. Feeney, D. Hargreaves; 139, G. Wallbank; 138, G. Wallbank; 135, D. Hargreaves, T. Leigh; 134, S. Stanley; 133,0. Riley; 131, T. Brown; 129, S. Ashworth, P. Greatorex; 125, S. Stanley, P. Crossley, T..Brown, 0. Harris; 123, J. Hargreaves; 121, C. Barlow x2, W. Jones, 0. Gudgeon, A Porter, A Ridgway, R. Jones, L Gibbons; 120, P. Crossley x2, J. Schofield; 119, S. Ashworth, J. Kenyon; 117, B. O'Neit 115, R. Barnes, T. Peel; 112, S. Geldard, P. O'Neil, G. Wallbank; 107, AM. Blerard; 103, P. O Neil, B. O Nell; 101, S. Sunley: 100, A Porter x6, D. Ham's x6, D. Starkie x5, D. Hargreaves x5, T. Brown x4,S. Stanleyx4, P. Crossley x3, G. Wallbank, T. Leighx2, J. Schofield x2, A Ridgway x2, R. Jones x2, D. Riley x2, T. Peel x2, J. Feeney x2, D. Marsh, S. Ashworth, C. Barlow, W. Jones.


RIBBLE VALLEY LADIES'DARTS ASSOCIATION LEAGUE


Results, May 14th, Play-Off: Billington BBC B 2, DeUcy 5. CLITHEROE MEN'S INVITATION


SUMMER DARTS Results: Swan 3, White Lion A4; Legion A 1, Brown Cowboys 6; Catholic ClubS, Brown Cow A1; White Lion B 6, Pendlo Innl; Horseshoe 1, Legion B 6: Brown Cow Allstars 5, Low Moor 2. fixtures, Bill Harrison Knockout f irs t Round, June 2nd: Swan V White Lion A: Pendle Inn v Catholic Club; Legion A v White lion B; Brown


CowboysvKorseshoeiAllotherleamshavea' bye.


FOOTBALL HARRY DEWHURSTMEMORIAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Results, League; Dog Inn 5, Bay Horse 4; B Cup final: Globe Bullough 3, Dog Inn 3; Terry


Cattermole Tropy Finab, Bees Knees 0, Church Town 4.


fixtures, league, tonight Globe Bullough v Stanley Ultras (King George's); Sunday: Dog Inn vStanjeyLHtras(Kingfieorge's);------ ----------


CRICKETTEAMS Saturday: Clitheroe 1st XI (v Brinscall, home, meet 12-30 p.m.) P. Gaskell, P. Dibb.T. Lord, M. Coulter, J. Dewhurst N. Ashraf, S. Booth, B. Johnson, F. Butt, J. Marquet, Guneratne. Scorer: G. Dewhurst. Same team Sunday (v CherryTree, away, meet 11-45 a.m._ except G. Kershaw for J. MarqueLScorenTBA. Clitheroe 2nd XI (v Belvedere, away, meet noon) J. Green, C. Musson, C. Palmer, A Hutchins, D. Stuart, B. Ahmed, G. Kershaw, C. Dewhurst, S. Ahmed, A Hartley, H. Lang. Scorer; S. Mulligan. 3rds/4ths-nogame.


19 13 6 113 19 14 5 112 20 12 6 104 20 12 8 102 19 10 9 95 20 B 12 73 19 3 16 56 18 2 16 35 20 0 20 15 P W l Pts 20 15 5 238 20 12 8 218 19 12 7 217 20 10 10 214


BrownCowCfith 20 10 10 213 Doglnn


19 8 11 206 ' 18 14 4 199 20 7 13 195


Wilson is name on everyone’s lips!


This was the week if your sur­ name was Wilson at Mytton Fold Golf Club. Dave Wilson won the May men's Stableford and namesakeTarja Wilson took the ladies' 9-hole version.


Daveamassed38pointstotake the win at Saturday’s men’s event, finishing one point clear of Keith Fitzhenry. Tony Cross led a trio of competitors


alIcarding34pointsandsepa- rated by a card play-off. Five players split the Twos


Pot with Mick Kelbie and Barry Hargreaves birdying the first, Ray Standring and Phil Clegg birdying the ninth while Tony Cross waited until the final hole before staking his claim.


Tarja Wilson took the May 9-hole Stableford, with her


. 22 points head and shoulders ahead of the field. Hazel Sell­ ars was second with 14 points while Past Lady Captain Do­ reen Hammond finished third with 11 points. Jubilee Day and the Golf


Club Barbeque is this Sunday. The Jubilee golf competi­


tion is a shotgun start, and fol­ lowing it’s completion there is a barbeque for competitors, club members, families and friends. TheBBQusuallykicks 0ffatab0ut4p.n1.


Tony Bridge wasthe architect of a successful partnership with Julian Troup in Sunday's Fourball at Clitheroe Golf Club with three birdies and eight - pars, as they built a winning 44 points total.


Chris Hamer and Daniel Preedy returned an impres­ sive card with 41 points and took runners-up spot with a one-point margin over Mark Jones and Geoff Sutcliffe. Three nice pars to finish


his round and Luke Whowell won the Midweek Medal with his.84-15-69 return. - Gary Byrne was heading


for the first place spot until dropped shots on the last two left him two shots short and in second place. David Holmes had his


year’s best round to claim third with the same nett 71. After a blob on the 16th and


showing nerves of steel with six points on the last two, Alan Clarke won the Seniors’ Stabl­ eford with 40 points. Double bogeys on the 16th


and 17th cost Paul Levet top spot, but 39 points put him second ahead of four true sen­ iors on 38.


The Ladies’ Main Event last


week, apart from Chris Stokes hole in one at the fifth, was the Gilbert Benson and EWGA Medal.


Two birdies on the first


three holes and Emma Clegg was off to a flyer. No margin for error off one, Emma won the


trophy with a lovely round and her nett 75. Gwen Maudsley had her


best medal round fo r 12 months to take second place, one shot ahead of Edith Child. Edith hadonehandon the


trophy until the 18th but set­ tled for third. Michelle Fielding had an


inspired start in the Two Di­ vision Stableford with a birdie on the first and an eagle 2 on the fourth and she continued in the same vein to win Divi­ sion One with 35 points.


Deborah Catlow also had a


good start with five pars and was second with 32 points. Gail Ainsworth looked like taking second place until


. the blip on the 18th put her in third with 31.


. BernadetteHowarthwasin


pole position to win Division Two until the final two holes whenJaneHoylematchedher 34 points and took the prize after cards.


The Whalley Veterans' Bowl was won by John Rostron, John came in with a two under par70.


Second place was John Harvey with a 72, pipping Colin Ash­ worth after cards. The Saturday Medal was


won by in-form Aaron Ripley win with a 71. Second place went to Paul


Chalker 74 and third place went to Steve Green with a 75. Twos on the day went to


Bill Banks, Steve Green, Pete Fletcher and Roger Lee. The Jubilee Open on Sat­


urday saw B. Devine and Clit­ heroe member M. Garner win with an e x c ep t io n a l points. This made amends for Devine being beaten in the first round as defending champion of the singles knockout by returning member C. Gould. Second place went to A.


Strange and G. Blenkinship with a great 44, just nudging M. Crabtree and D. Flanagan into third on a card play-off. Twos on the day went to J.


Rostron, D. Blanch, B. Craig, M. Bartle and T. Thornber.


Last Wednesday, in glorious conditions, the ladies of Whal­ ley Golf Club were able to hold


their Spring Open, sponsored by Oak Hill Spa.


The Stableford competition was won, with 89 points, by Ju­ lie Stephenson,Bridget Rees, Leslie Lohou and Agnes Flana­ gan from Maureen Board, Jean Sanderson, Linda Rhodes and Marilyn Bulcock with 85. In third place after a three-


tie card play-off with 82 points was Jennifer Eastwood, Sue Madden, Trish Bradley and Agnes Seery.


Lady Captain Sally Blenkin­


ship thanked Oak Hill Spa for sponsoring the Open and do­ nating the prizes.


Stonyhurst Park Golf Club had averybusyweek.


Starting off with the Ladies’ Coronation Foursomes quali­ fier, two of the club’slongest standing members Jo Porter and Jean Coward triumphed with 31 points, closely fol­ lowed by, on a card play-off with 29 points, Carolyn Bloc- keel and Margaret Duckett. Saturday saw the ladies in


action again, competing for the Chaiman’s Rosebowl, with Laura Cannan taking the hon­ ours in this board competition with 104-29-75. The best gross went to Linda Ashworth with a score of 88, nearest the pin was won by Janice Bufton ' and longest drive by Janette Dowdy. The men competed for the


May Medal with Steve Young coming out on top with a score of 74-7-67 and taking the Cat­ egory 1 prize. Runner-up was Dan Whalley with 83-15-68. Category 2 was won by


Rupert Frost with a score of 93-25-68, with Mark Shaw runner-up with 92-20-72. Finally, on Bank Holiday


Monday, the ladies played in t a Medal which finished off a great weekend for Laura Cannan, winning her second competition, with a score of ( 101-29-72. Runner-up with 90-13-


77 was Linda Ashworth; and third went to Carolyn Blockeel on 97-16-81.


At Wilpshire Golf Club, the


ladies' Fourball Betterball Sta­ bleford and Ping Qualifying Round was held.


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Winners of the Fourball Bet- ' terball competition were F. Bristow and D. Hindle with 37 ( points, one point ahead of B. Newton and B. Aspden. The winners of the Ping


Qualifier were Lady Captain -. V. Walsh and B. Railton with 32 points.


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