The first of four heats in this the ninth series of the Yorkshire Television programme that is searching for the most enterprising businessperson in the region under the age of 25. Four contestants from across Yorkshire compete to be selected to go forward to the final of Enterprize 89 and its £5000 first prize. Title: Yorkshire Television Production A quick-fire introduction to each of the four contestants in this first heat. Title: Enterprize 89 Coming out onto the stage presenter Ruth...

The first of four heats in this the ninth series of the Yorkshire Television programme that is searching for the most enterprising businessperson in the region under the age of 25. Four contestants from across Yorkshire compete to be selected to go forward to the final of Enterprize 89 and its £5000 first prize. Title: Yorkshire Television Production A quick-fire introduction to each of the four contestants in this first heat. Title: Enterprize 89 Coming out onto the stage presenter Ruth Pitt welcomes both the audience and viewers to the start of this annual competition to find the most enterprising self-employed businessperson in the region under the age of 25. She provides details on the qualities the judging panel have been looking for in these contestants such as business skill, courage, initiative and hard work and that the eventual winner will be walking away not only with the Enterprize 89 trophy, the 9th to be awarded by Yorkshire Television, but also £5000. After introducing last year’s winner Gillian Ridhard from Sherwood in Nottinghamshire who sits in the audience, Ruth introduces the judging panel beginning with its chair Commercial Manager with Lloyds Bank Michael Walker followed by Helen Lennox from British Coal Enterprises in Nottinghamshire and Norman Adsetts Chairman of Sheffield Insulating Company. The first contestant in this heat is 25-year-old Alison Chapman who runs a specialist cheese shop in the centre of Sheffield. As she works behind the counter in her busy shop, she talks in voiceover about some of the 150 different varieties of cheese she sells and about finding cheeses made to limited quantity on small farms. She talks briefly about her hopes of expansion in the future. Back in the studio she takes questions from the judging panel about her business and its operation. The second contestant is 24-year-old Lynn Muschamp from Doncaster who runs her own mobile printing and graphic design business Economy Design and Printing. As she works in her office built in the loft of the family home, she talks in voiceover about the work she does with examples of her general business stationary pinned to a board. As she arrives at a petrol station to speak with the owner about his order, she talks about the types of clients she has and why the mobile service is important. Returning to the studio she answers questions put to her by the judging panel. The third contestant is 25-year-old Leon Niemczyk who arrives at his specialist Volkswagen Beetle garage, The Herbie Hospital, in Leeds in his own customised Beetle. As he walks around his workshop looking through some of the 2nd hand parts stored there, he talks about the operation of the business and how the premises are too small. As he watches over a mechanic working on a Beetle he talks about his five employees and how well they work together as a team. He also provides details on how the seasons affect the kind of work his companies does. Returning again to the studio he takes questions about his business from the panel. The fourth and final contestant in this first heat is 23-year-old James Godbold who is a Wrought Ironsmith from Whitby. As he works at his forge making a piece of decorative fireside furniture, he provides details on the kind of work he does and a recent expansion of his premises creating a new fabrication shop. Written in the hood of the furnace in chalk details on the orders he is currently working on including an order for the Harrod’s department store in London. As he continues to work, he talks in voiceover about to whom he sells his wears. In another part of the forge, he works to repair a piece of agricultural machinery. Returning to the studio he takes questions from the judging panel. As the judges consider this week’s winner a clip from the finals of last year’s show with winner Mark Dransfield from Hull receiving the Enterprize 88 trophy from British lingerie designer Janet Reger. In voiceover Ruth Pitt provides details on how Mark is spending his £5000 prize money. Turning to Michael Walker who after giving a brief overview of the judge’s thoughts on each of the contestants he names Alison Chapman as the winner of this first heat Bringing the programme to a close Ruth Pitt shaking hands with all the contestants over the closing credits. Credit: Enterprize 89 was presented by Ruth Pitt Title: With Judges Michael Walker, Helen Lennox, Norman Adsetts Credit: Designer Robert Scott Graphics Wendy Taggart ENG Editor John Hay Director Peter Jones Producer Susan Pape Editor David Lowen Executive Producer Graham Ironside Title: Heat Two Next Week Monday 6.30pm. © Yorkshire Television Ltd 1989 End title: Yorkshire Television Production