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68 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, April 3rd, 2008 /


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Ciifheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified)


■f Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) t www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, April 3rd, 2008 69 Building, Construction & Property- - ARCHITECT An opportunity has arisen for an


ARCHITECT or ASSISTANT capable of running projects fiom inception to completion on site. Must be proficient in AutoCAD. This is an excellent business


opportunity for the right candidate. Apply in writing to


Keith Fowler, t l ie Fowler Partnership, 19 THdent Park, THdent Way, Blackburn BBl 3NU


LABORER for general


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steel erection, digger work etc.


building work, biockwork, concreting,


Full driving licence essential Please phone


07966 387622 01200 445599


Admin & Secretarial ,?■, Roseberry Care Centre UK Ltd i l f


Admin/Receptionist Required For Beech Grove Care Home St Paul’s Street, CUthcroe


Hrs 8.30- 1.30 (Flexible) 25 hrs per week


Holidays 4 weeks plus Bank Holidays


Rate of pay to be discussed at interview depending upon experience


Summary of-Duties Telephone Calls Reception Duty


Input of hours for Payroll


Admission/Discharge notices Purchase Ledger Information Sales Ledger Information Petty Cash Banking


Knowledge of Windows Vista & Spreadsheet would be an advantage. Please forward your CV marked Suictly Private & Confidential


Carol Ratcliife, Beech Grove Care Home, St Pauls Street, Low Moor, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7 2LS


Or call Marie on 0191 5374440 for further information


Agriculture, Forestry &Rshing:


Required for busy private practice in Barrtnvford. Wednesday &Thursday Hours: 9.30am • 5pm


Medical terminology advantageous


Applicants please forwanl CV and covering letter to : Undsay Butler


Secretary to Dr D P McOoivell Consultant Pain Specialist Barrowford Clinic


5 Cromwell Temce Gtsburn Road


Barrowford, Lancs B B 9 8 PT


Tel: 01282 699914 Qosing date: F r ilS th A p r il 2008


EXPERIENCED TRAQOR


DRIVER WANTED


FOR DAIRY FARM ON YORKSHIRE/


lANCASKIRE BORDER. Full or part time.


Telephone. 01282 843906 Accountancy


CLEANERS REQD Old Row, Barrow, M-F, 7 -8 - 45am & 5.30 - 7.30 p.m. £6.35ph, term time only (caretaking role) with Mobile Cleaning Duties within half Term. Tel. 01254 301434.


DIRECT SALESPEOPLE: Company car, qualified appointments and over 20% commission and bonus. Do you want £1,000 per deal and over £80,000 a year? Telephone 0800 526486 or 0800 7836930.nc. Quote Ref: 14-124-3


prevention of young suicide PART TIME OUTREACH WORKER Burnley Salary C18.6S5 pro rata / 21.5 hours per week


To promote awareness of our suidde prevention helpline and other resources, specificelly targelir^ under 18 year olds


You will be working to make personal contact with Secondary


Schools, Further Education Colleges, CAMHS Teams and other voluntary and statutory groups throughout England


We are looMng (or applicants with a degree or similar qualification In health, education or other appropriate field. You will nood exceflent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills. A valid driving licence and access to a vehicle Is essential.


This post Is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders A d 1974 and therefore a CRB disclosure win be required by s u c o ^ u l eppBcants.


For an Informal discussion or appHcation form please contad PAPYRUS on


. Tel. 01282 432555 / ■ ;- ‘


,E-Vna|l: admin@papyrus-uk.org; C lo sing Date: 18 April 2008


DEPUTY MANAGER for 15 bed Res Care Home, Burnley (55yrs + LD,Dem)ExperIenced. Min NVQ 3/4. Knowledge of Min Standards, care plans,some admin skills. Excellent salary according to experience. Further prof.development offered. Phone 01282 431 450 /send CV to manderleymanag‘er(3gmail. com


Interested In Sales?


Butchefi Bakeri Candlestick Maker? Lea^ng School Or College?


Disenchanted With Your Current (Aspects? We Create Sales People


“ Old dogs, new tricks?? Nothankyou! Advertising Sales Exec Wanted


Fantastic Career Opportunities You need: Energy Enthusiasm,


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ReBabOHy^ Detemtlnation & Hunger £15,000 pa b ttic ♦Bonus, Iix:entNes d g g r


£25,000 « OTE very achkfvaUe Immediate Starts Available


Call: 01282 692233


Or Mobile; 07717 416 976 Or text sales to: 07510 086 014


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Delivering the 'Reporter' in your area Interested ?


please ring 01942 506341 or 01942 227940 (ansaphone)


L e t t e r b o x d ]0[rcg©^i PAPYRUS .


(Female! Community Care Worker Days Work 4 days on - 4 days off, Full Time up to £6.41 per hour * benefits


fFemalel Community Care Worker: Flexi Work over 5 days pro-rata, Full & Part Time up to £7.00 per hour * benefits


fFemalel Community Care Worker: Nights Work 4 days on - 4 days off, Full Time up to £85.20 per shift -i- benefits


• CAR ESSENTIAL FOR A L L *


We are also'looking to train those.whoare ihlere’stecl;V; in a career In Social, Care but have no experiencei We ,' will provide-Skills for Care Iriductlbri and NyQ2ln.-;- Heallh & Social Care FREE of charge. .


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For-further information and.rin rioplication pock’ ■'' • Tel: Cath R o se d e n on 01282 410227.v i r, ' 'or visit:; \vww;4shc.cdrn,'


S l iFOURSEASONSHOMECARE V 1 01200 442199 Seasons require a


FULL TIME SALES PERSON


For iheir ground floor Fashion Deportment.


PART TIME SALES PERSON


For their 1st floor Fashion Department.


3 days per week. Will include some Saturdays. Experience preferred but not essential.


Apply in writing to: Mrs J. Parker, Seasons 14/16 King St, Clitheroe, BB7 2EP


KvtsnMjsrwni A n Equal Opportunity employer.


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Hall Training & Activity Centre, Qitheroe. The centre offers full board and se lf catering accommodation and conference fadlities, w th the primary responsibility o f the role being to ensure that all buildings are cleaned and prepared to the highest possible standard.


seekint us a n d .____ ____ , _______________________ , ------ ---


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ng a permanent part time deaner (25 hours/week] to join r id.work alongside o u r current cleaning team at Waddow


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The successful candidate wilt ideally have previous cleaning experience in a customer-orientated environment Whilst working within a small team, the ability to carry out tasks unsupervised is essential.


O o s in g date: 2 1 /0 4 /0 8


Please note we d o not accept CVs for this p o s t For more information and an application form please v is it www.giriguiding.org^.uk/vacan^. For general enquiries please contact hr@gingurding.org.uk o r 0 2 0 / 5 9 2 1692.


Healthcare & Nursing-


Sw a n & R o y a l H o te l 26 Castle S t re e t Clitheroe requires


Full Time Bar Supervisor Experience essential


Full/Part Time Cook/Chef Wage dependent on experience


Part Time Bar Staff Also


Please call Mr |oy on 01200 423130 Domestic Help @1 CLEANER


GirIguidingUK WdddowKall


^ Giriguiding


£6.00PH CLITHEROE UK


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voluntary organisatoion for girls and young women in the UK.


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Education (Teaching


public Sector www.bumley.gov4ik


KAMEIOON


Byron Street, BURNLEY Lancashire, BB12 6NU


1259 Students On Roll 11-16 Community Comprehensive School


VACANCY: Higher Level Teaching Assistant


(SCP 28-31) Pro Rata Pay Term Time Only - 37 Hours


Required From: APRIL 2008 Alternative


Curriculum Co-ordinator


The Governors of the College seek to appoint an HITA to coordinate, monitor and evaluate the College's provision for an Alternative Curriculum for selected Key Stage 4 Students. This will involve liaison with Students. Parents and external Agencies to provide Extended Work Experience and other Work Related Opportunities.


The successful candidate will liaise with and work within Hameldon's Learning Support Centre.


Further Details and Application Forms are available from;


Sonya Johnson 01262 775111 Extn: 104 Email; slohnson@hameldon.ee


Closing Date:MONDAY21STAPRIL2008 Engineering CLITHEROE LIGHT ENGINEERING CO LTD


hCNC Sub-Contract Engineers_____


CLE works for global companies and due to expansion are looking to fill the following vacancies


• C N C 'n im in g Centres (setters, operators) • Horizontal Machining C^entres (setters, operators) • FM S operator (to operate Fastems c e ll fu ll t r^ n g w i l l be given)


The successful applicants will be flexible and self


motivated. Must be able to work as part o f a team in a busy production environment.


• D a y shift working »G o ^ rate o f pay • Company pension scheme


For further information and an application form please contact 01200 422707 or online at:


iv\v;\v.clitheroelighlcnf;inecring.co,uk Finance


Audit Support Officers - 2 posts


£15,153-£16,217


We require two team members to assist in providing a comprehensive internal audit service. Working in a challenging environment as part of a small team, you will have a flexible approach and good organisational skills. A working knowledge in the use of Microsoft Office suite is essential. You must have the confidence and ability to work on your own initiative and be able to maintain confidentiality in all aspects of the role. You will be expected to communicate with people with tact and diplomacy and be able to work under your own initiative to meet set deadlines.


Applicants must be educated to GCSE standard or equivalent including Maths and English Language. Ideally you will be willing to undergo training and also possess a current driving licence.


For an informal discussion on the content of the job description or person spedfication, please contact Nadeem Ukadia on 01282 425011 Ext 2154 or nukadiaeburnlay.gov.uk


Intenriew date: Thursday 8 May 2008. Planning and Environment


Support Officer £7,790 - £8,682 17.5 hours per week______________


Planning & Environment provides a range of senrices including environmental health and licensing. The post is based in the Environmental Health and Licensing Team. Senrices are currently provided on two sites, Nicholas St and Parker Lane, but will come - together later this year. You will work in a busy office environment­ staffing the licensing counter, dealing with the public by telephone, using computer databases to record and process requests and providing a full range of administrative support to licensing officers and environmental health officers. This would include filing, processing invoices, etc.


If you have good communication skills, are well-organised, committed to high standards of customer care and have the appropriate skills and experience we can offer a challenging opportunity for you to apply your experience. The ability to speak one of the following community languages - Urdu, Bengali, Pushto, British Sign Language (BSL) would be desirable.


For an informal discussion on the content of the job description or person specification, please contact Janet Field on 01282 42S011 Ext. 2403


Interview date; Tuesday 29 April 2008.


Recruitment packs are available on-line only. For a pack or to apply on line please visit www.burnley.gov.uk/jobs or www.disabledgo.info Our minicom line is available (01282 477114) to assist people with hearing difficulties.


Closing date; Friday 11 April 2003. High-flying Bury too strong for brave locals


ClilheroeRUFC........7 Bury RUFC............... 29 THIS was a courageous showing from the town team, but high-flying Bury were just too strong and were deserved winners. Just as the referee sig­


nalled to start proceedings, he seemed to have whistled up the wind and driving rain at the same time. Any thoughts of throw­


ing the ball around in Spring sunshine were well and truly swept away, but to both sides’ credit, a good game of rugby ensued. Bury lie second in the


league by way of merit. They have a well-balanced team, including some tricky backs, and a solid front five aided by an


f


pressive back row trio. Clitheroe's loose for-


"Wards, youngsters Simon Cowgill and Mark Curphy, along with veteran Oliver McEntyre, had their work cut out to quell, the marauding drives and sup­ port play of the visitors.


With elements at their


backs in the first half, Clitheroe competed well, but spent a substantial amount of time defending hard in their own quarter, with just the occasional foray uptield. Eventually Bury's pres­


sure told, and they crossed the whitewash just before the interval, but Clitheroe were still in reasonable heart and felt they were still in the game. Bury had other ideas,


though, and began to dominate proceedings, showing just why they are promotion candidates. After shipping another couple of tries, Clitheroe’s woes were compounded with a rash of injuries. Off went diminutive


hooker Adam Penny, to be replaced by the slightly larger frame of Rick Edmonson. Then evergreen Bob


Wilkinson was a straight swap at lock for Steve Dowson. Finally a rejig in backs.


as Declan Fitzhenry was off, then back on after a bump on the head, swiftly followed off by full back James Dickinson, who had hurt his hamstring and limped off to an early hot shower. And with Dave Watson


hobbling around like a wounded buffalo at fly half, the versatile Roger Holmes was press ganged into the scrum halt spot, and bamboozled the oppo­ sition with his deceptively slow passing. Clitheroe never let their


heads drop, and managed a consolation score of their own. From inside his own


halt, wing man Alex Hough kicked and chased onwards, out-sprinting his man to seemingly win the race for the touchdown, but just as he triumphant­ ly dived on the ball, it skidded away from him, leaving him lying stranded in the mud. However as Bury tried to run the ball out of


defence, it was turned over and the Clitheroe pack drove it on to the line. They almost lost it as


the slippery ball shot out, but Edmondson pounced on it for the score. Thornton Cleveleys . .58 Clitheroe Cavaliers . . .0 A DEPLETED Cavaliers travelled to fourth place Thornton Cleveleys for what they knew would be a difficult game. The first 20 minutes


were nip and tuck, and the Clitheroe defence held tight. The visitors were deter­


mined to eiisure that the Thornton team, who were looking for their 10th con­ secutive victory, would have to work hard to get over the whitewash. However,the sustained


period of play camped in the Cavaliers’ 22 metre line resulted in the Thorn­ ton number'lO breaking the defence' to score under the posts. Clitheroe then conceded a few more tries in a mat­


ter of minutes to really put the visitors on the back foot. At half-time, captain


Dan Jefferson had no options to change the team around. He had to ask each and


every man to dig deep and try and stop the onslaught which was inevitably com­ ing in the second half. As requested, the Cava­


liers really stuck to their task. They kept the ball in the forwards, and began to put some strong driving mauls together. In among it, as ever, was


veteran Geoff Williamson, who dominated at maul time. At the scrum, the Cava­


liers were solid enough and managed to take two against the head. However, as ball


appeared at the base of the scrum, it was snaffled up by either the opposition scrum half or back row. You can’t afford to give


ball away so easily, and the Clitheroe team were pun­


ished by the extremely well-drilled Thornton back line.


They put together some


nice moves through their talented fly half, and despite the weather condi­ tions, threw the ball around like it was a sum­ mer’s afternoon. The Cavaliers’ one


opportunity to score, through second row Williamson, was defended resolutely by the opposi­ tion forwards, who tackled him inches short of the line after an excellent passage of pick and drive from the Cavaliers. The score didn’t really


show the effort made by the Cavaliers, but i t ’s results that matter, and the bottom line is Thorn­ ton were just too sharp on the day. On Saturday, both


teams are at Littlemoor. The first team host Otley (kick-off 1-30 p.m.), then the Cavaliers welcome Skipton (3-30 p.m.) tor a double roses battle.


ON THE TEE: Proud Sahden resident David Beeslev drives-in as new captain at Stonvhurst Park Golf Club. T30030S/18


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Joyce is new lady captain


By Edward Lee


WHALLEY’S new lady captain, Joyce Andrew, held her opening competi­ tion for the new season on Thursday. The team event played


over 13 holes resulted in a win for Agnes Flanagan, Lesley Lohou and Bridget Rees with 50 points. The lady captain was


IT was Wliallej' Golf Clul) lady caplain'.s drive-in to office day on Tliursday. Lady Captain Joyce Andrew is pictured (sealed), wiih club captain Jolin Slingcr and coiii- miltcc members. (T30030S/2)


• joined by Vivien Birtwell and Joan Whittaker with to score 44 points and claim second place. The competition was


followed by a tea party in the clubhouse for the play­ ers and guests and prizes were kindly donated by the lady captain. On Easter Monday, Les­


ley Lohou and Joan Whit­ taker battled the elements as well as the golf, and played In the final of the Ladies’ Winter League. The match was closely- contested, and Joan Whit­ taker emerged as the win­ ner with the last putt on the 18th hole. Whalley's new junior


captain, Luke Tidmarsh, opened the new season with his drive-in on Sun­ day. He hit a commendable


drive to start the 18 and 9- hole competitions which launched the junior sea­ son. Tom Tuley and Owen


THE winning Mixed Texas Scramble team from Stonyhursl Park of John Kirk, Tony Wright, John Buxbaum and Dorothy Harrison, (s)


Rees won the two competi­ tions. On Thursday, lady


members of Clitheroe Golf Club played their first 18- hole competition of the season on a wet and soggy course. The Club Foursomes


and Coronation Four­ somes Qualifier was won by Marie Finney and Chris Stokes with 29 points. Second place went to


Edith Child and Janet Bailey (27) after a card play-off with Trudie Walne and Gill Wightman. The winners will now


represent Clitheroe in the Coronation Foursomes at


Ringway Golf Club in July. At Stonyhurst Park


Golf Club, ex-captain John Kirk steered his enterpris­ ing mixed Texas Scramble team of Tony Wright, John Buxbaum and Dorothy Harrison to vic­ tory with an impressive score of 60.4. Grandma Trudie Walne


shepherded grandsons John and William together with Karl Hargreaves to second place with 62.2. O Send your golf news to Edward Lee. Email edward.lee@eastlanc- snews.co.uk or ring 01282 478163


Clitheroe’s great display


A GREAT performance from Clitheroe saw them come away from Tag with a 10-6 win in the Blackburn and Dis­ trict Badminton League First Division. There were six wins


from Louise Burrill and Alison Leaver, and the team are now on for a creditable fourth place finish for the season. Disappointingly, the


club’s first team crashed out of the Mid Lan­ cashire Cunningham Cup at the semi-final stage. Having fought well to


overcome the 50 point handicap, the team of Stephen Pym and Louise Burrill, Paul Cronshaw and Christine Smitton, and Martin Meadows and Mary Brass lost by a mere two points to Multipart B. In the Wrennall Cup,


Clitheroe B continue to fly the flag and look for­ ward to a finals play-off after a great win over team 2000 B. Steve Pym and Sheila


Perry, Tony Bush and Julie Pym, and Dave MacKenzie and Ann Taylor stormed through to win by 37 points.


Bowling club’s


open day


SALESBURY Memori­ al Hall Bowling Club will be holding an open day on Sunday for any­ one interested in bowls and what the local club has to offer. Open from 1 p.m. to 4


p.m., everyone is wel­ come to try the Ribch- ester Road facilities on offer, try their hand at bowling and find out about the club’s other activities. Tea and biscuits will


be provided. Children must be accompanied by an adult. For further informa­


tion contact either club chairman W. Livesey (01254 698460) or secre­ tary B. Lea (01254 240392). • A County Coaching Day, hosted by the North Lancs and Fyle COunty Bowling Asso­ ciation, will also be held at Ightenhill Park Bowling Club, Burnley, on Sunday, May 18th, at 10 a.m. The cost is £5, and


anyone interested can contact Betty Marshall (01282 642468) or Bernard Kay (01282 458526) where the coun­ ty coaches will be in attendance.


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