52 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, October 20fh, 2005 SLAIDBURN
Young Farmers Members met in the Old Chapel, Slaid- hum, for an interest ing talk on diving by
They talked about the different kinds of div ing and their own expenences.
' Colin and Melanie Taylor.
Melanie dressed up in her wet suit to show all the equipment she needs to take with her on a dive.
They were thanked by Thomas Harrison.
Next week's meeting is a trip to Waves, at Blackburn.
The debating team of Richard and Thomas Wells, Steven Walker and Matthew Alpe were congratulated on winning the first two rounds of the debate.
Members are to meet at the Parkers Arms, Newton, at 7 p.m.
TOSSIDE
Tricks and spots There were 15 tables in play for a whist and domino drive held in Tosside Community Hall in aid of funds.
Whist winners: G. Capstick, E. Jack- son, J. Cornthwaite, S.Tennant, V. Jones, J. Stainton, E. Ire land, R. Brown.
MCs were J. Kenyon and P. Metcalfe.
Dominoes: A. Pickard, A. Robinson, A. Lowe, A. Taylor, J. Chew, D. Giles, J. Pye, P. Oddie.
She demonstrated gen tle movements, both sitting and standing to music, with much fun and laughter. Tracy then spoke about healthy eating and getting the bal ance right.
The next drive will be on November 19th.
Raffle: H. Lofthouse, A. Lowe, F. Taylor, R. Taylor, E. Nowell, E. Fox, F. Calverley.
WADDINGTON
Special service A special commemora tive Trafalgar Even song will be held in St Helen’s Church, Waddington, on Sun day at 6-30 p.m.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
During the traditional service there will be a collection in aid of the King George’s Fund for Sailors.
Healthy tips At the meeting of Waddington WI president Mrs Eva Ellison welcomed guest speaker Tracy Bales, whose talk was entitled “Healthy Lifestyles”.
H o t e l sc o o p s
c o u n ty award A YEAR-OLD Valley hotel has scooped a-prestigious county-wide award. Stanley House was named
“Hotel of the Year” in the Lancashire Life Food and Wine Awards held at Whit worth Hall, Manchester. Open for just 12 months,
Stanley House has become a major conference and event venue, as well as a sought af te r wedding location. Enjoying panoramic views across the Ribble Valley, the 17th Century Grade II* list- ed former manor house has 12, individually designed bed rooms and its own restaurant. Cassis. Mrs Liz Jones, the hotel’s
sales and marketing manager, said: “I t seems only yester day th a t we were pouring over detailed plans in the architect’s office, and now, here we are approaching our first anniversary. I t has been a fabulous year, and this award is certainly the icing on the cake.” The magazine’s ceremony
was hosted by Mr Peter Bourhill, regional managing
!» director of Archant Life, and the awards were presented by Mr John Stalker, the former Deputy Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police.
Coffee morning
A COFFEE morning in aid of Guide Dogs for the Blind will be held at Clitheroe Unit-
' ed Reformed Church, at the top of Moor Lane, on Satur day. The event runs from 10 a.m. to noon and admission is ju s t £1 including coffee. There will also be a tombola and homemade cake stall.
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Top of the list was fruit and vegetables to provide fibre, vita mins and minerals. They are low in fat and contain antioxi dants which help reduce the risk of cancer and heart dis ease.
Mrs Marian Barrow thanked Tracy for a very enjoyable and enlightening eve ning’s entertainment.
Mrs Ellison told how she joined 147 other Wl members to walk the three miles round Hadrian’s Wall to cel ebrate the 90 years of WI.
There will be a walk to Bolton-by-Bowland today, meeting at the village club at 10 a.m.
Mrs Doreen Ham mond has been cho sen for the bursary to Denman College next yeah
The annual meeting will be held in the Methodist Church schoolroom on Nove- ber 8th when the
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WEST BRADFORD Church
The preacher at West Bradford Methodist Church on Sunday at at 2 p.m. will be Mr Robin Clark. Every one welcome.
WHALLEY
3us Station The agreement for the
tion of the emptying of litter bins there will be discussed at tonight's meeting of Whalley Parish Council. Members of the public may ask questions and make comments at the meeting which begins at 7-30 p.m.
Garage Band on Sat urday in Whalley Village Hall, part of
On Sunday and Mon day from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. there is a
Members of the St Andrew’s Society invite people to
Bring
dedication of the hus CardS station and the ques-
demonstrations by the woodcarving group and the paint ing class.
available from the post office or 01254 824312.
ing joint second. Mrs Farnsworth also won the raffle.
the 10th birthday SeCUhty light
Aplanningapplication has been made for a security light to cover the grounds of Whalley School.
History society
free exhibition of The history of the memorabilia and Petre family of
watch or try Scottish The speaker, Les and ceilidh dancing Hardy, took mem- from 8 p.m. soft shoes.
District Historical and Archaeological Society at Whalley Ahbey.
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Winners last week were: whist: Ladies -
social gathering of Whalley senior citi zens in the Methodist School this Saturday.
Tickets Tickets for the enter tainment by The
Mrs E. Frost and Mrs P. Wooff, Gents - Mr J. Walmsley and Mrs D. Farnsworth. Mr J. Hartley won at dominoes with Mrs J. Peel, Mr F. Peel and Mrs M. Maden com-
bers back in time when he described the seventh Baron Petre, pronounced "Peter", from Totnes, who married heiress Catherine Walmes-
Rishton and Black burn areas.
Speculation followed among the many members present as to whether they, or their ancestors, had occupied property on the Dunkenhalgh or
There will he no meet ing on October 27th. At the next meeting, on November 10th, Francis Thornber will speak on the his tory of the British bank note.
Trafalgar Day battle of Trafalgar.
with the Mayor of the Ribble Valley will take place at Whal ley Parish Church on Sunday at 10 a.m. to celebrate the 200th H e ao e rS anniversary of the A new rota of parents and children reading
related at the meet- .Carol Se .rvice ing of Whalley and As it ^ the turn of the
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English Martyrs' RC Church to host a united service on Advent Sunday, singers from all the churches in Whalley are invited to a choir practice in the Pres bytery on Sunday The afternoon, October 30th, from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Forms out now
ley, whose family Registration forms are owned land in the now available after
Mass from the sac- ristry at the English Martyrs RC Church
bytery by October 30th, at the latest. There will be a meet ing of catechists at 7- 30 p.m. on, October 31st, in The Pres bytery, at which any one is welcome. The first meeting for par ents and children will be on November 7th, at 6-30 p.m., the venue to be announced later.
together on Sundays is available at the back of the English Martyrs' RC Church. Parents are asked to sign up for this rota
CAFOD collection of
envelopes
Aid for Overseas Development, is con tinuing until the end of the month at the English Martyrs' RC Church.
Raffle prizes
for Primary school- There are still a num- children in Year Three wishing to pre pare for Confirma tion and First Holy Communion in 2006.
Children greet charity walkers
PUPILS from a Ribble Valley pri mary school showed their support for two impressive charity walkers. Mr Steve Dayman and Mr Steve
Fear stopped at Gisburn school dur ing their colossal 540-mile trek. Greeted with balloons and cheers
from the children, the pair took time out of their 26-day hike to talk to pupils about the sponsored event. Walking in aid of Meningitis UK,
the men are hoping to raise £100,000 tor the national charity during their walk from Londonderry, in Northern Ireland to Great Ormond Street Hospital, in London. Supported by members of the
Clitheroe Round Table, who donat ed £100, the long-distance walk is Mr Dayman’s 18th, since losing his 14-month old son to meningitis 23 years ago. Anyone wishing to spon sor the pair can call Emily Knight, the fund-raising officer tor Meningi tis UK, on 0117 3737373. Our picture shows Mr Steve Day
men and Mr Steve Fear being greet ed by pupils and Ribble Valley Mayor, Coun. Mary Robinson at the Gisbum school. (B121005/1)
Bogus charity collector was on bail
A BOGUS charity collector from Colne was caught in Clitheroe town centre claiming to be collecting for children’s charities. Blackburn magistrates heard
that at the time of the offence, Norman Glynn Jones (55) was on bail to magistrates in Burn ley and Conway, in North Wales, for similar offences. Jones, of Earl Street, Colne,
pleaded guilty to two charges of attempting to obtain property by deception and was remanded in custody to appear at Burnley Magistrates’ Court on Novem ber 9th. Phillip Leach (defending) said
his client would be admitting all the offences outstanding against him. Judith Balderstone (prosecut ing) said police were alerted by
members of the public who were suspicious of a man going into pubs and shops asking for chari ty donations. A description was circulated
and a t 4 p.m. Jones was seen leaving the Brown Cow. When challenged by the officers he pro duced an A4 sheet of paper with his photograph taped to it. He had a plastic container with £60 in small change in it.
Hospice prize for Valley resident
A CLITHEROE supporter of the East Lancashire Hospice won the third prize of £100 in last week’s draw.
Mrs Ray, Blackburn, won
£1,000, Miss Black, Great Har wood, £250 and Mrs Dewhurst, Clitheroe, £100. If you would like to join the lottery, please telephone Gill on 01254 342847.
GLITHEROE FC go top of the league - see match report, page 80 .. iy* I ■ " I
raffle at the English Martyrs' RC Church sale.
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Forms should be Prizes not claimed by returned to The Pres- Sunday will be held
over for another occa sion.
Magic A talk entitled "Magic with Message" will be given by the Rev. John Johnson at the meeting of Whalley Methodist Women's Afternoon Fellow ship in the school on Tuesday at 2-15 p.m.
as soon as possible as Traidcraft gifts, food it is hoped that it will and cards and be ready for advent.
refreshments will be available.
Bridge CAFOD, Catholic come a t Whalley for New players are wel-
Winners last week were Miss J. Teller and Mrs A. Foster.
Bridge Club, which now meets in the Dog Inn, King Street, at 6-30 p.m. on Tuesdays.
ber of unclaimed Admissions prizes from the recent Tomorrow is the last day for parents to return forms for school admissions.
R o u n d Table ‘s tr ik e ’ a win
in 1 s t round MEMBERS of Clitheroe Round Table beat a team from Greater Manchester in the first round of their recent national Ten-Pin Bowling competition. Local members, who are
the area champions, repre sented Ribble and Lune and travelled to the MegaBowl a t Pilsworth, near Bury, for the compe tition. Area chairmen also
attended, competing in their own challenge match. As play began, Ribble and Lune started to pull away and scores of 159 and 146 by Gibson and Harrison ensured that the home side opened up an 80 point lead a t the half-way stage. Two str ike s in quick
succession by the away teams’ capta in and an indifferent opening by the halfway leaders, led to a few concerned glances between the players. Richard Pallister and
then M a r tin Gibson, again, picked up the reins and with scores of 135 and 132 respectively, were able to cross the winning line with something to spare. The final aggregate
score was 572 to 463. In the challenge match
for the chairmen, Peter Caley, th e Ribble and Lune chairman lost to his opposing number by 187 to 227. Overall, it was an enjoyable evening, helped by the result. The second round draw is eagerly awaited.
Open house From 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. tomorrow, Sat urday and on Friday, October 28th and Saturday the 29th there will be "Open House" at 26 Wood lands Park, Whalley, to raise money for the Tear Fund.
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Receptionist/ Marketing Assistant
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Duties Include: Switchboard/Reception/Marketing Duties. As the first point of contact for callers you will need to have a confident and pleasant telephone manner with the ability to take messages accurately. You will also be required to assist the Marketing Manager in production and distribution of marketing materials.
If you feel you can meet this challenge and would like the opportunity to develop your skills then please call Alison on 0 1 2 8 2 7 7 7 3 4 5 for an informal chat or apply in writing, enclosing full CV and current salary/training details to: M rs A Crighton, G Thornton [Contracts] Ltd, Metcalf Drive, Altham Industrial Estate, Altham, Lancashire BB5 5TU
G Thornton (Contracts] Ltd are an Equal Opportunity Employer ^^l4^ESTHOLME SCHOOL
vfsHjSiJ* Meins Road, Blackburn, Lancashire BB2 6QU
GSA Day School (1100 pupils 3 -1 8 years) Three posls
Nursery Teacher for children aged 3+ at Billinge House
Qualified teacher required to start in January 2006 or April 2006
Nursery Manager
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West View, Waddington, Clitlieroe, Lancs BB7 3HP
Eat Well, Drink Well. Sleep Well
The Waddington Arms is currently looking for FUL L TIME/PART T IME (20hrs)
WAITING ON/ BAR STAFF
® Classified Miy O Applicants must be aged 16 or over. Hexibie hours to suit all lifestyles (days and evenings) Please call Richard or Tony on „,„,r,;;.o~01200 423262 or apply at the above address 2 ^ a l i i J i n g t o n
Please contact the Registrar for further details and official application form. Telephone: 01254 506070 Fax: 01254 506080
Email:
principal@westholmeschool.com Charity Number 526615
The School has Charitable Status and exists for the education of the pupils
The Black Bull Rim inglon,
Nf. Oowiiliam. Clitlicroe
Due to increased business we require
EXPERIENCED WEEKEND BAR STAFF
also WAITER/ESS WEEKEND
to work in our friendly busy Inn.
Hours are negotiable. Own transport essential.
Please telephone 01200445220
FINANCE MANAGER
18k per annum 8 3 0 am ‘5 .00pm
Monday to F r id ay
At least 4 years in a similar role and use o f Sage and MS
computer packages essential. Duties will include sales, purchase & bonk ledger maintenance and
reconciliation & credit control. Preparation o f monthly management accounts, PAYE & NIC.
Please send your CV for the attention o f
A n d y Walmsicy to Co n cep t Building Solutions (UK) L td , T h e P r in tw o rk s , Hey Rd, Barrow,
Lan c ash ire , BB79WA. A Leading Debt
Recovery Company Requires
SELF EMPLOYED COLLECTORS
Car and telephone required
Payment is by way of a good commission rate
Tel: 01614771166 quoting ref: AD22933
C L E A N E R S R E Q 'D
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Vantage Burnley Are looking to recruit an
AFTER SALEi ADVISOR
For our Bumiey Vauxhall Dealership. The position requires an experienced
organised individual to compliment our existing team.
Excellent customer facing skills, professional telephone manner and computer literacy skills are essential.
In return, we offer an excellent package vvith bonus, commensurate with experience
Interested? Please telephone or write to: Pat Parker,
Vantage Bumiey Accrington Road, Bumiey, Lancs BB11 SEX Telephone: 01282 427321
pat.Darker@vantaQeQrouoico.uk
Farleys^
Farleys, a highly regarded regional law firm is seeking to recruit
Two
Audio Typists for their Blackburn office.
The vacancies are in a department soon to relocate to a site adjacent to the M65, providing staff with easy access to and from work.
Good keyboard speed, equivalent of R.S.A. Ill and experience with Microsoft Office is essential.
A competitive salary package, which will reflect experience and ability, wails for the successful applicants.
Farleys is an equal opportunities organisation.
Please apply in writing and forward a C.V to:
David Ruscoe Farleys Solicitors 22-27 Richmond Terrace Blackburn BB1 7AQ
DOMICILIARY
CARE SERVICES LTD Require
SUPPORT WORKERS To provide support to elderly people in their own homes in Clitheroe and surrounding areas also
PERSON to make teas in Waddington,
West Bradford, Grindleton areas - 7 days. Full training given. Genuine applicants only.
All applicants are subject to disclosure and proof of i.d.
For more information please contact: CAROLE WHITWELL - 01200 422297
Craven Heifer, Chaigley We require
EXPERIENCED CHEFS Full time /part time positions available. Also
BCW Ensineerins Ltd
Unit 21-23, Smallshaw Industrial Estate Phoenix Way, Bumiey
Specialists in the machinins of Automotive and Aerospace Components
Operations Manager
We are a dynamic company supplying parts to the automotive sector with a vacancy for an operations manager to support one of our manufacturing units. The role will include supervision of the team of production operators, day to day management of the CNC Milling and CNC Turning machines and all necessary engineering support. A knowledge of two and four axis Fanuc controlled CNC machines is essential.
Remuneration will be up to £23k per annum dependent upon skill and experience.
Please forward a CV with a letter of application either by post or email to the address below.
Machine Loader/Operators
Positions available for machine loader/operators for CNC machines. Experience would be preferred but not essential as full training will be given.
Please contact the address below.
Mr Paul Biggs, BCW Engineering Ltd Units 21-23 Smallshaw Industrial Estate Phoenix Way, Bumiey, BBl I 5SX Email:
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bcw-cnginccring.co.uk Tel: 01282 839020
PART TIME BAR STAFF
Wages negotiable depending on experience
Contact Nick or Alison 0 1254 826215
THE THREE FISHES at MITTON, Nr. Whalley
A TRADITIONAL PUB, Winner of the Lancashire Life for ‘Casual Dining Restaurant'P.005
This is an exciting opportunity to join this expanding group of Pubs. We are looking for enthusiastic and
passionate people for these future career positions: Fuil Time / Part Time
Waiters / Waitresses Competitive salaries and benefits
Part Time hours 11.00 to 3.00 and 18.00 to 23.00 Full time position 5 days over 7 days
Part Time
Weekend Kitchen Porters Would suit person 16 years and over
For enquiries or to send a CV please contact Janet Home at The Three Rshes, c/o Northcote Manor, Northcote Road, Langho, Blackburn BB6 6BE
Tel: 01254 244508 G. Parker
Engineering Ltd. Engineering Pattern Makers & Toolmakers to Aerospace AERO TOOLMAKERS,
PATTERNMAKERS & CNC OPERATORS REQUIRED
We are looking for seif-motivated individuals who can work
within small teams and on their own initiative. Applicants must be time served; experience of aerospace jigs, fixtures and press tools would be an advantage.
Good working conditions apply, good rates of pay and overtime available.
Perseverance Mil, Grange Lane, Accrington, Lancs BB51HX
Tel: 01254 384235 Fax: 01254 872584
vabbott@gparfcereng.com
Applications are invited for the position of
STEWARD/STEWARDESS at
Billington & Whalley ^ Brass Band club
Applicants should apply in writing with current c.v. to; The Secretary
Billington & whalley Brass Band club, 1 -3 Abbey view, Billington, Clitheroe BB7 9NS
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