52 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, December 6th, 2007


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classifiei jobstoday Public Sector Catering & Hospitality Leisure,Travel &Tourism


U m u d iA 1 l n n o f t h e Y e a r 2 0 0 7 C o u n ty Council ^


W h i t e B u l l Gisbum


Whalley C E Primary School Church Lane, Whalley, Clitheroe BB7 9SY.


Part-time administrative clerk/ receptionist


£15,153 to £16,217 a year (pro rata).


10 to 15 hours a week, variable contract Our governors wish to appoint an administrative clerk to work in our busy school office.


Essential: You must have good communication, typing and IT skills. Desirable: Knowledge of SIMS. This post is covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exemption) Act 1975. If successful, you will be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a 'disclosure'. ! Interview date: 14 January 2008.


| Application forms: Headteacher at the school. ; Closing date: 20 December 2007.


DnversTransport & Logistics


H G V l HGV2 & 7.5 TON D riv ers fo r full / part tim e work in B B postcode. Call Dan <9 Driver Hire 01254 351155 agy


Hair & Beauty PUR E


H EA LTH &


B E A U T Y LTD of Clitheroe


Room available to rent for a


Remedial Massage Therapist/Holistic Therapist.


Please contact Gail Bailey


0 12 0 0 4433 80 0 79 8 0 74 3 6 10


Automotive


B a t e s C a r & C o m m e r c i a l


Padiham require


Q U A L IF IED M O T T E S T E R /


S IT E M A N A G E R to work within a new MoT Station


Excellent rates of pay & working conditions


Contact Stuart to


arrange an interview on 01282 779993


Education/Teaching


GRADUATES, QUAUFIED & Non Qualified Teaching A s s is ta n ts , Nursery N urses & Nursery A s s is ta n ts required. Please contact S e le c t Education on Tel. 01772 259966 or email pre ston (9selecteducation.com


ELUSON AND GRIFFITHS DENIAL PRACTICE


Require part-time receptionist for


busy dental surgery, 10.5 hours per week, the job involves answering the telephone, dealing with patients and making


appointments. Computer skills necessary. Good rates of pay and holidays.


Please apply in writing with CV. to:


83 King Street, Whalley. BB7 9SW or Telephone 01254 825425.


Catering &’Hospitality


M I T T O N H A L L Restaurant • Bar • Hotel


Now recruiting for Full and Part time


FRONT OF HOUSE POSITIONS Successful applicants will have


experience, enthusiasm and an eye for


detail. A sense of humour, love of life and a great capacity for hard work would not go a miss either.


If you think you fit the bill contact Ria Marshall 01254 826544


require


Frame Assemblers, Wood Machinists,


Sewing Machinists and a Development Frame Worker


Previous experience in the manufacturing of 3 pee suite is essential.


Please telephone Mrs Susan Rhodes for an application form on (01282) 856113


Bradford House, Phillips Lane, Colne BB8 9PQ Readslone United Under 10s (s). til >I V J J :U H 4^’,’J ri! B ^ ESTHOLME SCHOOL


Westholme Nursery School, 290 Preslon New Road, Blackburn


Nursery Assistant Manager


Required for our children aged 2+ years. 30 to 40 hours per week by negotiation.


Caring, flexible person required with Level 3 qualifications or above.


For further details and application form please telephone (01254 506070),fax (01254 506080),write or e-mail the Registrar nrincipal@westholmeschnnl.nnm


Closing date: Thursday 13th December 2007 Charity Number 526615


The School has Charitable Status. It exists for the education of the pupils and is committed to safeguarding their welfare.


Warehouse Staff Sales Controller


Perrys Clitheroe are looking to recruit a sales controller for their Vauxhall dealership.


This is a unique opportunity and a first step towards sales management that will appeal to an experienced senior sale executive or sales controller.


You would be responsible for sales team performance, F & I and stock management, will be self motivated, energetic, ambitious and be able to work well underpressure.


assist Require


fl # I 'Oorti-.tinE-rn*.


Warehouse / Abattoir Staff For very large business in Colne, Lancashire


Good rates of pay


Various shifts available plus over time Temp - Perm for the right candidates


Please call Shane Callaghan @ Assist Recruitment on 01274 370902


Manufacturing WANTED


ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVES


No experience necessary os full trowing is given.


Requirements: enthusiasm, reliability, determination tmd hunger.


£15,000 pa basic + BONUS + INCENTIVES + PRIZES


£25,000 + OTE very achievable Immediate start available


Contact Faye on 01282 607483


Clitheroe striker sponsored


CLITHEROE FC striker Sam Heap has helped the Blues find the back of the net this season. The 21-year-old joined the club


la s t term, but a lo n g s id e Paul Fildes, Neil Zarac, Gary Jackson and Joel Byrom, he has struck form with seven important goals in the current campaign. His day job is all about helping


p eop le too as he h a s r ec en t ly jo in ed an A c c r in g ton -b a sed


LH « i A N


recruitment team and picked up a cheque for Clitheroe FC player sponsorship. At Cummins Mellor Recruit­


ment, Sam takes responsibility for print, packaging and engineering recruitment. The company aims to develop its links with business­ es in the Ribble Valley and will be lending its support to Sam and the Clitheroe team in the future. Welcoming him on board with a


cheque for the club, agency direc­ tor Richard Mellor said: “Sam’s a great addition to the recruitment and five-a-side football team.” Cummins Mellor Recruitment


will sponsor Paul Fildes for the remainder of the season, as Sam is currently sponsored by supporters club chairman Chris Musson. ■ Sam is pictured, above, left,


receiving a cheque from Richard Mellor. (s)


i 0 A I d I ^ = 1 1


Applications in writing to Chris Stevenson, Regional Director, Perrys Vauxhall, Accrington Road, Burnley, Lancs, BB11 5EX


to support local people in their own homes. Full time positions offering flexible hours but must work alternate weekends. Previous experience preferred but not essential as full, free training to NVQ will be provided.


CARERS If you want to be a professional carer join Careforce, the


fastest growing professional care provider. Please call us for further information 01 28 2 473080.


www.careforcegroup.co.uk Careforce is an Equal Opportunities Employer.


Ref: ni46i Require 1 Sous Chef


1 Commis Chef NVQ Training available


Opportunity for advancement GROP


Call Kathryn on


01200 445575 or email whitebuIlhotel@aol.com


Your key responsibility will be assisting the club manager in the following;


• Management and development o f the Club Team • Selection and recruitment o f personnel • Day to day management of the d u b Induding time management, assessment, training and disdplinary issues


• Marketing and promotion o f the du b's facilities • Monitoring of the sales process to ensure membership targets are met


• Monitoring the number o f cancellations, and implementing customer care/retention strategies to minimise this attrition


Other responsibilities include fitness testing and program planning when required.


Applicants must; • Be enthusiastic and outgoing • Possess excellent communication skills • Have experience in sales and marketing • Be customer focused • Level 2 or 3 gym instructor qualified


Full training will be given in all areas of duties.


Apply in writing, enclosing your C.V to Anna Harrety, Natural Progression, Vivary Mill, Vivary Way, Colne, BB8 9NW. Closing date Fri 21* Dec 2007.


A Heolth Club fo r re ol people


ASSISTANT MANAGER Salary dependant upon experience


NATURAL PROGRESSION


'•Ss.-* Newspapers Ltd first for local information in print and on-line


ast Lancashire


Telephone Advertising Sales Executive Competitive basic salary plus excellent bones potential


East Lancashire Newspapers, part of Johnston Press, is one of the leading publishers in the area. Our portfolio of titles includes _ The Burnley Express, Nelson Leader, Clitheroe Advertiser and Times anrd The Reporter. In addition online news is delivered 24 hours a day via: www.bum


1eyexpressjret www.pendletoday.co.ukwww.dithEroeadvcrUser.co.uk


We are currently seeking two telephone sales executives to join our successful advertising sales team..


The successful applicant must be • Hardworking • Motivated • Creative • Have a desire to succeed - Resillience is a must, as the role requires calling new and established customers promoting the benefits of advertising within all titles and on our internet sites.


In return, we offer a good basic salary as well as a fantastic bonus potential, add to that an excellent career path training programme, five weeks paid holiday per year as well as statutory bank holidays and a company pension scheme.


A minimum of one years telephone sales experience is essential.'


Applications in writing to Joanne Broughton,


Burnley Express, Bull Street Burnley BB111DP or telephone 01282 478109 between 9am and 5pm or email


joanne.broughton@eastlancsnews.co.uk for an application form. Closing date is Friday 14th December 2007


Healthcare 8i Nursing SYCAMORE RISE


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


Grindleton ease to emphatic win


Cowling....................................................2 Grindlelon............................................7 GRINDLETON bounced back in spec­ tacular fashion from last week’s disap­ pointment to hammer b ot tom side Cowling. By half-time the game was virtually


over as a contest as the visitors raced to a five-goal advantage. From the first whistle Grindleton


showed their intention, peppering the Cowling goal with shot after shot. The op en in g strike came v ia the


penalty sp o t , though, when winger Martin Dobson was unceremoniously dumped on his backside, allowing strik­ er Martin Cowey to claim the first of a well deserved hat-trick. Grindleton soon doubled their lead as


front pair Scott Fielding and Cowey linked up well to allow Fielding to glance a header past the flailing Cowl­ ing keeper. Fielding then claimed his second as


he rounded the keeper and coolly slid the ball home. Cowey then picked up his second,


and arguably the pick of the bunch, with a mazy run down the right wing,


before despatching a sublime strike which nestled in the back of the goal. Cowey then claimed his hat-trick


shortly before half-time, making sure at the third attempt after previous efforts from skipper Darren Barrow and mid­


fielder Tony Middleton were snuffed out. In the second half, Cowling respond­


ed and got on the scoresheet again via the penalty spot.


Cowling then pulled another back


with their second penalty of the game, after centre half Ryan Fawcett upend­ ed the Cowling striker. The game was never in doubt,


though, and when Dobson charged down the left wing to strike home the sixth goal of the afternoon, the visitors sealed the three points. However, the goal feast didn’t end


there as James Driver served up a tasty run and finish to cap an accomplished display and put the village side’s title charge back on track. On Saturday Grindleton travel to


Keighley to face Long Lee Juniors in the next round of the Northern Plant Hire Trophy.


Undefeated Wolves earn share of spoils


Knuzden Juniors . . .1 Wolves Under 8s . . .1 WOLVES remain unde­ feated after their titanic encounter against fellow high fliers Knuzden. The home side started


strongly, and early attempts to capitalise on their advan tage failed


against a strong Wolves defence. A near-perfect playing


surface enabled good football from both sides, and the deadlock was broken in the first minute of the second half, when striker Henry Derbyshire f inish ed well to give Knuzden the lead.


The young Wolves


were dominant for the remainder of the half, with no fewer than seven shots on target, but had to wait u n t il the final minute of the game, when Charlie Dewhurst almost burst the net with an unstoppable shot from the edge of the area.


United take turn in front of the camera


CHARITY BID: Former Claret Andy Payton with fans Bill Proctor and Heather Trickett at his DVD signing ses­ sion at Shacklctons Garden Centre in aid of Pcndlcsidc Hospice. A01I207/3


Payton’s charity relaunch


CLARETS legend Andy Payton was in Chatburn on Saturday, relaunching his best-selling DVD in support of Pendleside Hos­ pice. “Natural Born Claret”


sells at £19-99, and the Whalley-born Turf Moor favourite has promised to donate £2-50 from each sale to the hospice., as he looks to raise £5,000 from


a 2,000-copy limited re-run of the special look at his prolific career. The DVD features more


than 100 of the Padiham Predator’s goals, including all 81 he bagged for Burn­ ley, along with interviews with former teammates and fans, as well as Adver­ tiser Sport reporter Chris Boden. To celebrate the release


he has embarked on a mini tour of venues across the borough to personally sign the DVDs, with Shackle- tons Garden Centre on Clitheroe Road the first stop on Saturday. He will be at Barden


Mill on Saturday from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m., and at Asda, Princess Way, Burn­ ley, on Sunday, between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.


Kaye Bartle, hospice


fund-raising manager, said: “As well as being the per­ fect present for Clarets fans, Andy was such a local legend it should appeal to many. “We are delighted that


he has decided to donate some of the proceeds from the sale of the DVD to Pendleside.”


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