+56 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 17th, 2007


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk__________ Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) ACORN STEINER —


St. Mary’s College is a Roman Catholic — sixth form college with approximately 1,370 full-time students aged 16-19 and over 400 adult learners.


I Required for August 2007


This is a maternity cover, initially until March 2008. The successful candidate wili be joining a high quality department vyith outstanding results. The contract offered is 0.8 of a full time timetable. The actual hours of work may be negotiable. Salary paid up to Point 6 'on the Sixth Forni Coiiege Teachers Pay Spine, currently [28,744per annum pro rata, which equates to £22,995per annum.


Initially 0.4 of a timetable. Additional hours may be available for candidates able to teach Graphic Design.


Salary paid up to Point B on the Sixth Form College Teachers


Pay Spine, currently £28,744per annum pro rata, which equates to £11,497per annum. I he successful applicant will work 23 hours per week, term


time only plus 2 additional weeks. Hours of work are 5pm - 10pm Monday to Thursday and 5pm - 8pm on Friday. Salary paid on the Sixth Form College Support S ta ff Pay spine Scale 1 2 - 16, £12,723 ■ £14,377per annum pro rata which equates to £6,894 -


£7,790per annum.


Application packs must be requested by FRIDAY 25th MAY 2007.


Closing date for receipt of applications is 1st JUNE 2007. Interviews will take place as soon as possible thereafter.


Details of the above post can be obtained by telephoning the College Reception on 01254 580464. Completed applications should be returned addressed for the attention of Miss Judith McHugh, Assistant Principal.


St. Mary's College, Shear Brow, Blackburn, Lancashire, BB1 8DX Tel; 01254 580464


Fax: 01254 665991 www.stmarvsblackburn.ac.uk


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The follovying 9 posts are required at Castleford Home for the Eldedy, Queens Road, Clitheroe.


Part-time administrative assistant Ref; DBHR/15/07


£6.22 to £8.20 an hour.


16 hours a week. You vnll provide clencal support to the registered manager, and provide management inforraalion and business support to Lancashire County Care Services. This post is to work mornings and afternoons but some degree of flexibiiity is required. Essential: You must have intermediate typing/word processing qualilicab'on such as RS A 2 or 35 words a minute experience. You must also have clerical experience.


Part-time care assistant x8 Ref: DBHRt16/07 £6.22 an hour.


You will vrark under supervision, meeting client's personal needs. 4 posts; 21 hours a week to work afternoons and evenings from 3.30pm to 10pm. 4 posts: 241/2 hours a week to work from Bam to 3.30pm.


All 8 posls are to cover 2 week rotas, including alternate weekends.


Informal discussion for the above 9 posts: Officer on duly on 01200 426355. The above 9 posls are 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'. We welcome applications from men as they are under­ represented in our service.


Apply online for the above 9 posts at: www.lancashlre.gov.uk/vacancies or email:


careservices.HRTeam@careservices.lancscc.gov.uk. Tel: 01772 530362,24hr answerphone. Closing date: 8 June 2007.


KINDERGARTEN West Bradford, nr Clitheroe


A beautiful and unique environment for children 3 - 6 years old


Vacancies for June 2007


PART-TIME KINDERGARTEN ASSISTANT (term time only)


Hours;


Tues 8.45 - 2.00pm. Wed + Fri 12.45 - 3.30pm To work with children ( 3 - 6 years) In the Steiner Kindergarten.


Ideally in possession of a relevant Early Years Qualification and/or suitable experience In yvorking with 3 - 6 years olds.


PART--nME PARENT & CHILD GROUP LEADER (12 hours per week, term time only) Withgill, nr Clitheroe Hours;


Mon, Wed + Thurs mornings 9 .15 -12.45 plus 1.5 hours per week preparation and administration


No qualifications necessary (as parents always with children) but experience/


knowledge of working with children and Steiner education helpful.


Full training will be provided. For more information on both positions ring


0 1 2 5 4 8 2 6 3 5 9 or 0 7 9 7 0 6 9 7 8 5 8 Closing date: Fri 1 June


Required 10 Hours


Over 2 Days in Parcel Despatch Warehouse £7.50 PER HOUR


Experience o f M u s ic , T V and C C T V sys tems is required. T ra in in g w i l l be g iv e n to ensure o u r h igh standards o f workmanship.


DOI\aESTIC AUDIO VISUAL


I M S T A L L A T I O i y j / S E ^ V i C E E l V I G i N E E i ?


E xperien ce o f h om e cinem a installations is required.


T ra in in g w i l l be g iv e n to ensure o u r h igh standa rd s o f workmanship.


S A L E S P ER SO N - AUOlO VISUAL SMOWROOIUI


Experience o f audio visual/liome cinema equipment is required and will be based at our new showroom in Clithcroc.


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^ffre/iltoJheAi?,2m/fes/fom. esral'ofm^^ oppliftint ^1 be responsible for pithing orders ond roloting sloth. A Fork lift Truth liteiKe is on odvonloge but not


TRAINEE SALES MANAGER WAREHOUSE OPERATIVE


R^uired to w rh in our busy loiroge. Cottle end sheep hondling experieme ore essenllol In this ptwlipn. A hnowledfle of trodor duvin^ would be bcnennol. Bosit hours of work ore 6om to 3pm. (ompuler Irlerocy ond on optitude for numbers would be on


lAIRAGE OPERATIVE LAIRAGE ADMINISTRATOR ^trtude tor numbeo in our Uirnge Deportment. Bosit hours of work ore fiom to 3pm. Compuler lileioty and on HGV Drive^^qmted for local and ncllonol deliveries wilh some nights owoy os ond nhen required. The successful oppheont vnll ..................... HGV DRIVER If you would like to apply for ony of our votanties, in the fint instance pleose ring for on opplicolion form:*


Contact Borbora Mooulre on (01200)415000 Dunbia (Sowley}, Coslilriailhe, Sowey, Glheroe, tones, BB7 dLH Closing date (or return of opplkations is Wednesday 30*^ May 2007


WANTED


FULL T IM E EXPERIENCED H O U SE KEEPER


To work in large detached property in the Ribble Valley on the outskirts of Blackburn to be responsible for cleaning and general duties.


Apply in first instance with full CV


detailing experience and employment history with details of references.


Write to: E887 C/0 East Lancashire


Newspapers, Bull Street, Burnley, BB11 1DP


GENERAL


BUILDER for well established local building company.


All aspects of building


knowledge reguired ie:- stonework, blockwork, bricklaying etc.


Onving licence a necessity, Contact


01200 441880 or 07968325320


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le of food M a r s d e i iy ) ,^ COMMUNITY K-^COllICtc owmunjty Heights


Governors are looking to appoint a suitably qualified Teacher for the following vacancy required from 1st September 2007:


F A C U L T Y L E A D E R E X P R E S S IO N TLR 1.2 (£8,400)


Permanent full time appointment We are pleased to be able to offer this exciting


opportunity for a successful and experienced leader to further their career and lay a firm foundation for senior leadership in the future.


The successful candidate will have responsibility for


leading this vibrant faculty comprising Art, Music. Drama and Physical Education.


The teacher appointed will have experience of '


leadership in one or more of the subjects listed above and aspire to Senior Leadership.


He/she will have the exciting opportunity to join a


committed staff team within our new and developing college, which will move into a ‘Stale of the Art’ new build In two years' time and to make a significant contribution to the further development and implementation of our college vision.


Closing Date: Monday 21st May 2007 Interviews to be held week beginning: 21st May 2007


For further details and an application pack, please contact: Mrs Janet Green


Marsden Heights Community College Elland Road, Brlerfield NELSON BB9 5RX Tel: 01282 614640


Moorland School


R ib b ic s id cA v en u r, C lilb c ro c / L a n c a s h ire ltB7 2JA


Teacher of English for September 2007


Moorland School is a private day school wilh small class sizes and excellent results. Due to


expansion, we require an English teacher at KS3 & 4. TPS and a competitive salary. Plca.se send a letter of


application and CV to Mr P Smith,


Email: psmilh@moorlandschooI.co.uk or .see website.


www.nioorlandschool.co.uk To Start Immediately Wanted!


Working Supervisor for Local Care Agency Duties Include: • Liaising with Service Users and Staff • Carrying out Care Package Referrals and Reviews • Staff Supervision • Quality Assurance 30+ (Alternate Weekends) Must have Minimum Level 2 in Care Salary to be discussed depending on Experience Must have Clean Licence and Car Driver Must be Computer Literate Be willing to work within a Team


Full Job Description is available at the Office along with Application Pack For Details Ring 01200 422297


Please Note all Applicants are Subject to ID Verification and CRB Disclosure


G .P a r k e r E n g in e e r in g L td .


Engineenng Pattern Makers & Toolmakers to Aerospace


Aero CNC Miller / CAD Operator / Programmer required


W e a re lo ok ing for self-mot ivated indiv iduals wh o c a n work within sm a ll te am s a n d on their own initiative.


A p p lica nts m u s t be t im e served: e xp e r ie n ce of a e ro sp a c e jigs, fixtures and p re s s to o ls wo uld b e an advantag e .


G o o d wo rking con dit ion s apply,


go o d ra te s o f pay a n d ove r t im e available. A p p l ic a t io n s w ith C .V . to M rs V. A b b o t t at:


P e rse ve rance Mill, G ra n g e Lane . Ac c r ingto n, L a n c s B B S 1HX T e l: 0 1 2 5 4 3 8 4 2 3 5 F a x : 0 1 2 5 4 872584 v a b b o t t@ g p a rk e re n g .c om


A l l the abov e p o s it io n s w i l l invo lve a sign ific a n t amo unt o f tra ve ll ing to v is it ou r clients.


Please email CV Including current salery to •


pillingaudiovis@btconnect.com N.Pilling Audio Visual,


Turner Road, N e lson , Lancashire _____


Lom e sha y e B u s in e s s Village BBS 7 0H


Ij Learoyd Packaging Limited C U S T O M E R S ER V IC E


Learoyd Packaging Ltd is a successful and expanding business in the flexographic printing sector, printing packaging for household names, including products for all of the main supermarket chains.


To support our expansion we now require to recruit an experienced customer service representative. The successful candidate will be of graduate calibre and have a high level of literacy and numeracy skills.


The role involves dealing with customers on the telephone and liaising with internal colleagues in production, planning and purchasing to ensure a high level of customer support and service.


An ability to work on your own initiative together with excellent communication and team working skills.


Applications in writing to: Mr A Flanagan, Sales Director, Learoyd Packaging Limited Netherwood Road, Burnley, Lancs BB10 2EJ


cloughbottom Customer Services Administrator


Customer facing administrator to support our growing farm diversification. Duties include: customer enquiries, bookings and other related admin. Experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, Publisher, Access and Outlook essential. An interest in tourism, gardening and organic farming v/ould be advantageous. Minimum 12 hours per week. 4 hours to suit Mon, Wed and Friday. Please apply in writing with a brief coverina letter, current CV and current rate otpay to:


Jane Backhouse, Clough Bottom, Bashall Eaves, Clilheroe, BB7 3NA, or email:


jbackhouse@focus-training.net Applications must be received by Friday 25th May 2007


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5 Mins tirom critberee For Further Details


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SALES ASSISTANT \ reauired for busy


crort storey crafting experience required.


Please apply in ivriling before Friday 25th fJlay to:


Craftrange.com Unit 2, Boran Court, Network 65 Business Park, Burnley BB115TH


Tel: 0845 838 0345 W e m n ’s


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ACCOUNTANCY PRACTICE IN WHALLEY


QUALIFIED OR EXPERIENCED o ACCOUNTANTS • • BOOKKEEPERS *


• RECEPTIONIST/ADMIN • Semi-retired/part-lime considered


EXCELLENT REMUNERATION AND PROSPECTS


Please apply by 24"' May with C.V. and current remuneration


Mrs G Darbyshire, Darbyshire & Co, 85 King Street, Wtiattey, Ctiltieroe, BB7 9SW


Emait: postmasIer@darby74.ptus.Gom Tel. 07960 880958


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feature high up on your list. Toyota’s Auris, in entry-level 1.4-litre petrol form, forsakes excitement for screwed-down design exceljence. The first impression you get when


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dropping into the Auris 1.4 WTi is that this is a lot of car for not a lot of engine to send up the Queen’s highway. And so it proves. With 96 b.h.p.


on tap, performance is not what you would describe as vivid, but the engine is certainly game and does not leave you with bleeding eardrums when you rev it hard. In fact, the power plant is rather


tuneful, which is just as well as you will need a heavy right boot to make respectable progress. Leather the


F you buy cars on a criteria purely based around sensible virtues, here is one that should


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BMW showcased a new design philoso­


phy, the Concept CS, at the recent Auto Shanghai 2007 motor show. Based on a bespoke platform, this unique car offers a v is io n o f fu ture BMW d e s ig n . It comes with several exterior and inte­ rior design touches that could make their w ay on to fu tu re m o d e ls . For example, its body width in cre ase s tow a rd s the re a r to em p h a s ise the sporting pretensions and wide track of the car.


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Auris off the line and it will get to 60 m.p.h. in 12.7 seconds on the way to a maximum of 106mph. The Auris’ 1.4-litre engine fea­


tures VVT-i, a system that utilises computerised timing control of the inlet valves. In theory, this promotes torque at low revs and power at high engine speeds. Ride, handling and road-holding are all marginally above class average, but the steering, while accurate, does not impart much in the way of feedback, rob­ bing you of confidence when you are really pushing on. The plus side is that it makes the Auris incredibly easy to park, helped by good all­ round visibility. The 1.4-Iitre VVT-i engine is


available with either the three-door or five-door body style and either T2 or T3 trim levels. As you would expect from Toy­


ota, standard equipment levels are e.xcellent. The T2 trim in three-door guise opens at £11,995. Equipment at this level includes air condition­ ing, front electric windows, an MP3 compatible CD stereo, anti-lock brakes and 15 in. steel wheels. Trade up to the T, which starts at


£12,995 and you will also get rear electric windows, colour keyed mir­ rors and door handles, more speak­ ers for your stereo, leather trim for the gearshift and steering wheel, audio controls on said wheel and 16in. alloy rims. Rest assured, you are not going to


lose sleep at night fretting about the running costs of an Auris 1.4 VVTi.


Fuel economy is extremely reason­ able as long as you are not ragging the 1398cc four within an inch of its life.


Driven sensibly, you will manage


a combined figure of 40.9 m.p.g. with town driving dropping it to 32.5 m.p.g. and open roads seeing a 47.9 m.p.g. return. The 1.4-litre model looks one of


the best choices in the Auris range. It is another £l,500-odd to trade up to the 1.6-litre Dual VVT-I car which goes a little faster, but why would you want to? The Auris is not about speed but


sensibility. You buy this car for its reliability, its sheer commonsense and its excellent dealer support. Which is presumably what most family hatchback buyers on a £12,000 budget want: Isn’t it? '


PEUGEOT is to launch the 207 Van


to replace its popular 206 model. Based on the 207 th re e -d o o r h a tch ba ck m o d e l , the 20 7 Van shares the same overall length, width, wheel base and overall height. This p ro v id e s a ma x im um load a re a of 1.1 m3. It will be available at launch with three engine options, two HDi diesels, 1.4 litre 70 b.h.p. and 1.6 litre 90 b.h.p. and a 1.4 litre 75 b.h.p, petrol engine.


e q u ipm e n t a n d a new engine for Ford's Ranger Wildtrak special edition, to be seen at this year's Commercial Vehicle Show.


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