r -y ? .f .% ,T om o r ro w J K '. .' General Vacancies Oasis A 4 -s ta r council for people & community THE GRAND, CLITHEROE HEALTHY LIFESTYLE COORDINATOR


Full Time - Clitheroe - Salary: £23,458 3 YEAR FIXED TERM CONTRACT


Oasis Community Health is committed to improving the health and well being of the people who live and work in Clitheroe. We are looking to recruit a Healthy Lifestyle Coordinator to work with the local community, coiieagues across the Council, PCT and Third Sector to deliver a range of healthy Living activities. The successful applicant will be based at The Grand,' and have relevant qualifications to the promotion of health to degree level together with proven experience of programme planning, delivery, evaluation and excellent people-management skills. . :


Closing date for receipt of applications FRIDAY 18th JULY Interviews will be held w/c Monday 28th July 2008 Please note that CV's will not be considered


' All applicants will actively support the ethos of Oasis and : The Grand


: For full details/application form, please contact: Oasis UK, 1 Kennington Road, London SE1 TQP.Tel: 020 7921 4200 ; or Email: recruitmentQoasisuk.oro


Oasis supports Equal Opportunities Co reg: 6187176


SHORT TERM CARER required


discreet person required to care fo r convalescing patient ' : - fo r next 6 ^ weeks.


Applicants w ill have a kind and happy disposition. You w ill be required to ca rry out some lig h t domestic duties


(deaners already eniployed). Driving ricer)C8 w x iid be an adYantaga Flexible h ours around 9.30 - 1 5.00hr four o r fm days p er week.


. Rato £6.50 /hr


Please wnte with your IntroducOons lo: M rs S Rogers,


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.2008 a t St Michaels & St Johns Social centres, breakfast and after school club, first aid and safe guarding children ceriticate deslreable'training Is . available. Closing date - 11th July Interview is via C.V to No 5 Ashworth ^ Terrace Bacup, Lancs OL13 ONE Tel (07825) 705751 r


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Mcmd dlscassion; Helen Greenhb^ on 012S4 384017. Thb post Is covered by the Kehediilalioti d Offerders (BrempfianjAdt 1975. ifsiiocesM you wll be teqijiied to atply to the C ilnM Reoonts SiJrereu fora V rstd r^'. We welcome epplrcaTrens fnim men as they are undev- t^nssertieiiiln our service.


We are also looking for casud hone cere a^stenls, to wok as and w/hen required.’The casual home care ass^rtant hourly rate of pay Is £SS7 (wNMays) and lS9t(weeSfflnds).. ‘


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Directorate o f Nursing & Service Provision Stop Smoking Service ■


Stop Smoking Nurse Advisor .


Indicative Band 5, subject to Agenda fo r Change, salary scale £20,225 to £26,123 pa pro rata '


28 hours per week, over 4 days - some evening


and weekend work w ill be a requirement ... Based a t Bizspace, Nelson


Appiications from suitably qualified Registered Nurses are invited for the above part time vacancy based in Nelson. This post has been newly created and is an ideal opportunity for nurses seeking to work in the rapidly developing community speciaity of smoking cessation. This is a development post and


' applicants do not need to have previous experience of smoking cessation. You will receive training in both theory and practice, and must be prepared to attend the smoking cessation module provided by the University of Central Lancashire.


You will also need to have post registration work experience, be able:to work independently, and as part of a wider team.: You w ill; aiso have enthusiasm for the subject, be a car owner/driver, and be prepared to work flexibly across evenings and weekends.


This is a part time position, however, there may be an . opportunity to work fuii time in the future. .■ , /


The Trust is an Equal Opportunities employer and has an ongoing commitment to further professional development -


. within the post. ■ ' The Trust operates a No Smoking Policy.


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Informal enquiries to Christine Donnelly (Stop Smoking Service Co-ordinator) or JulieTreziseon 01282 607002. .


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Appointment to this post wiil be subject to an enhanced . CRB Disclosure.


-To apply for this post please visit www.jobs.nhs.uk using the - reference number stated below. Ref No:CFS-NM-117


' Closing date: Friday 18th July 2008. ■Lt> ^ ' ‘ Healthcare & Nursing Pendleside Hospice


Q u a lity and D e v e lo pm e n t C o -o r d in a to r . 37.5 hoursMonday to Friday


Salary £29,057 per annum


We have an exciting opportunity fo r a committed healthcare professional to join our mutti-disciplinary team. This is an exciting new role and provides a fantastic opportunity to Influence and further improve on the holistic palliative care provided at Pendleside.


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The successful applicant will actively support the Hospice management team to sustain and further develop governance and quality Initiatives in all Hospice departments.: This will involve leading and developing clinical and general audit, maintenance, development and cascade training of policies and procedures and the responsibility forhealth and safety. . ■ •.. > ,•


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You will have a high standard of education and good computer skills are essential. ECDL Qualification preferred


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' . www.pendleside.org.uk o r by contacting Lynda Jones - 01282 440105 — , Closifigdalc:7thJuly2008^


Informal enquinestji* Helen M eVe y -01282440*104 A CRB Efihanced Dis'closure w ill be required fo r both posts


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vnth the suppV and installation of soft furnishings to contract projects In . the leisure and healthcare markets at home and abroad.


This is a demanding environment where deadlines have to be met every . day and the ability to coordinate vaned activities from Initial project - , planning through to final installation is paramount


Applicants should have knowledge of the CMT Industry and be prepared for Involvement at every leveilncluding practical on*site work.


The successful applicant will be expected to consolidate existing


contracts while at the same time leading a young but expenenced team into other areas of product development and business opportunities;.


- The candidate would be expected to have excellent communication skills, the ability to manage one's own time, the ability to report *


concisely and Informabvely, Computer literacy, with knowledge o f ; ; Windows XP and Office Professional, is essential. - - - Hours of work • Bam to 5pm. .


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Closing date fo r applications 25th July 2008. All-conquering Rowland!


THE all-conquering Year 10 net- ball team from Bowland High School has been crowned Hynd- bum and Kibble Valley champions. Their group games against Rhy-.


ddings County High, Oswaldtwistle, Mount Carmel RC High, Oswaldtwistle, and St Christopher's CE High School,


Judge rule!


THE Kibble Valley Ladies' Darts Association presentation was held at Billington Brass Band Club recently. . League winners Judge


Walmesley collected their winners' trophy, af ter edging out Black Bull for the title. Other,winners hon­


oured included Dawn Stevenson, who claimed the Pat Taylor Memorial Trophy, beating Janet Gallagher in the final, while P at Dixon and Eileen Jungbluth com­ bined to beat Dot Baker and Debbie Birch in the Doubles. Maria Hargreaves,


Wendy Chipperton and Jane McQuade won the Ann Bentley Memorial Trophy, beating Gwen Geldard, Jill Holden and


Accrington, all resulted in victo­ ries.


And that set up the Bowland


team for a winner-takes-all clash against St Augustine's RC High School, Billington. In that game the team of


Kathrjm Duckworth, Sophie Cox, Hazel Swarbrick, Molly Nolan,


Mellissa Pickard, Bethany Parson, Abbie McCabe, Jessica Hurley, Siobhan Hall and Hannah Green­ wood won 12-7 to take the title. WINNERS: The Bowland High


School Under 16s netball team. (B110608/2)


4’sClitheroe (v Baiioldswick, away, Twcnty/20,'meet 5-15 p.m.) N.‘Bolton,■N.James.C.* Palmer, M. Coulter, M. Harg-r: reaves, J. Dewhurst, D. Turn-' er, A; Pearce, T. Le Breton.F. Hussain, Turner. Scorer: A: Kilkenny, s j-Read (vEdenfield, homer Twenty/20, 6-30 p.m.'start) Harvey, K. O’Connor, J. Mar- shaU; A.'Tumer,:W.'^thami A;' Laycock,- E.': Lowes,-K.- Smithson, . J. Jones,, P. Haworth,’ E. ArtingstoU.'-:;


■K'-Whalley (v Great Harwood, away, Twenty/20,6-30 p.m;' start) M. Davies, R. Palmer,: Sathish, C. Mahon, L. Kcars- ley, D. Fitzhenry, J. Rain, M; Fallon, J. Blair, S. Booth, D. O'Nedl.


Saturday . .


CLITHEROE Golf Club’s 36-hole Championship pro­ duced a new name on the trophy after a tight finish and a four hole play-off. Four competitors finished


within one shot after the two rounds, as previous champi­ on Mark Ashworth m i s ^ out by one shot. Ashworth posted a 152


aggregate, but young Andrew Heesom, with the same score and a better sec­ ond leg, pipped him for third prize. Top of the shop with a


one-shot advantage were one handicap Nathan Dunn and four handicap Andrew Henderson. Dunn dropped a shot at


the tricky par three 17th which effectively cost him the championship, because Henderson birdied the 18th to force a play-off. Dunn started the stronger


on the deciding four holes, but Henderson kept his composure to become Club .Champion. . r. Daniel Preedy took the best first round gross, and Alan Gillespie the second round priza Newcomer to Clitheroe,


Rachel Booth, and Abbe- Marie Bellanca won the Kath Smith Memorial Trophy, beating Eileen


'Jungbluth, with the dominoes prize going to Ros Dewhurst after her v ic to ry over Maureen Waddington. Black Bull won the


Heather Shears Memori­ al Trophy, beating


Catholic Social Centre, with Billington Brass Band Club claiming the Pat Dobson Memorial by triumphing over Judge.' In the Norman Gamer,


Memorial, L. Smithies; and J. Burgess emerged victorious, beating P. and T. Greatorex, ‘while Denise Brown beat Audrey Southwell to win


the Marsden Shield. In the league, Lyndsey


Lloyd recorded a nine- dart finish, while Pauline Dewhurst's 116 was th e . highest finish.


■ Andrea Haworth's 174


was the highest score. Prizewinners and offi­


cials are pictured at the presentation night. • (B200608/2)


Singles title win for


Marjorie


RIBBLESDALE Wan­ derers bowler Marjorie Fryer (left) is pictured collecting her trophy after winning the AEU Hyndburn Veterans Bowling League singles t it le . Held at Hurst Green, she overcame Rid- dings' Bill Finn (right) in the final, and is pictured with her silverware, pre­ sented by AEU represen­ tative Peter Billingixm. (s)


but no novice, Mike Gibson d ^ e d top spot for the best nett 36 holes with 144, a three-shot margin over Miles Wade, and the steady Simon Hale took third placre with 149. David Warner was top of


the best first round nett competitors with an impres­ sive 71, two shots clear.of Alan Houghton and Simon Rmna In round two, Steve Ack­


ers, David Heesom and Steve Dean all produced 72, scrutiny of the cards settled the order of the prize money as listed.


. Lucky Jim Rhodes came


good in the Seniors Stable- ford, his 37 points was two better than second-placed David Brennan, leaving Keith Allen and 'Ted Spe£i to claim the minor prizes. T


, David Brackenbury' became a new name on the leader board when his 80-10- 70 return won him the Mid- weekMedal. Paul Wood matched


Brackenbury’s score but had , to se tt le for second after cards. Richard Tyrrell shot a nett 72 to take third.. Gibson brought his wife , along to the Open Mixed


fourball and they took third prize. Bert Hemmingway and


Maureen Gooch had to set­ tle for fourth in a well-sup- ported event won by Nelson couple Shaun Field and K ir ^ O’Connor. M^ton Fold held the sec­


ond, and fmal, round of the Algarve Trophy. This event is always


assured of a big entry, as the winner receives an all­ expenses paid golfing holi-* day in the Algarve, courtesy of the Mytton Fold Hotel. Algarve-bound this year


is Ted Bamborough who scored 77-12-65, who also scooped his second competi­ tion win in a fortnighti Second went to David


Bolton just two strokes behind, with IVIichael Kelbie beating Mick Walsh and Paul Barrett to third place in a card play-off. Winners of the Men’s


Invitation at Stonyhurst Park Golf Club on Sunday were the “religious” paring of G. Monk and S. Nunn with 45 points. In second place were A. Hayhurst and D. Parker (44) and in third place were J. Exell and M. Jackson (42). Janette Dowdy won the


ladies’medal at Stonyhurst with a card of 93-25-68. That saw her finish one shot clear of Ann Hudson (102- 33- 69), who finished one ahead of Val Fairless (104- 34- 70). Ladies at Clitheroe have


enjoyed a busy run of com­ petitions. On Thursday, Chris


Stokes won the Jane Panter Shield with a round of 79-6- 73 to finish ahead of Sheila Cornwell (87-12-75) and Kath Townley (88-13-75). And then they moved on


to a 36-hole medal, which saw overall success for Debo­ rah Catlow (151) in the nett event and Barbara Thorn­ ton (160) in the gross com­ petition. Di-viaonal winners in the


first round were Catlow (80- 17-73) and Jane Chandler (117-22-95). And the second round


prizes were claimed by Stokes (80-5-75) and Carole Brown (106-28-78).


The Junior Medal at


Clitheroe was won by Will Eaton with a 94-17-77 score, one shot better than James Mulligan in second. ■


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.ii' Clitheroe (v Great Har­ wood, home, meet 12-15 p.m.j ;N. Bolton,N.'James, P. Dibb,' M. Coulter, M: Hargreaves, J. Dewhurst,' D. - Turner,•■At Pearce,,T. Le Breton, F. Hus/ sain, Tuma: Scoien A. Kilken­


ii; Read (v Cherry Tree, home,' 1-30 p.m.'start) Harvey, M.-


,Whalley,:K;-0'Connor,'N.* -Marsh,'J. Marshall; Ai-Tumer; - W. Eastham.A; Rushton,-A; -Laycock,'E. Lowes, K. Smith- son; Same team Sunday(v Ribblcsdale; home, 1-30 p.m; start).


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•ijRead 2nds (vCheny Tree,’ away, 1-30 p.m; star t) - G. O'Connor, A; Baron," F. Bar-’ den, N.' Snapei-A;'Bennett; J.’ Jones,' E.' Artingstoil, S; Marsh, M. .Yeoman, P, Haworth, L, Woodvine. ' ' , | is-Ribblesdale Wanderers (v


• Whalley, away, meet noon) G.: Hunt, A; Marsh, M. Briggs, D.' Howard, R. Bradley, M. Pratt; M.'PeeL^R.; Gladwin;-! A; Meade, J. Bunyan; Scuderi. Same team Sunday (v Read; away, Ramsbottom Cup, meet noon): except S;>;Kerr,iB.? Spencer for J.:Bunyan,'R.’ Gladwin. Scoren M. Clarion.'


» Ribblesdaie Wanderers 2nds (v Whalley, home, meet 12-30! p.m.) I; Britcliffe, P. Spencer,' M. -Wriglcy, T. Braithwaite, R;: Lloyd; L; Gidlow, C. Hall; R.^ Clarkson; S.' Braithwaite; J.’: Britcliffe, H; Kay, Same team'; Sundayjv Baxenden, away,' Lawrenson Cup; meet noon) except R; Glad™ for L.’ Gid/ low. Scoren M. Spencer..; r , ‘ | 1 Whalley(v_Ribblesdale; ^Wanderers, home,'1-30 p.m.') start):M;.Davies,R;:palmer,5 Sathish,'-N,~CordlDgiy, L.) Kearsley, D. Fitzhenry,-'J.-; Rain;-M;-Fallon, G.'Jones, S.i Booth; D. O'NeilL 't-j'J 5.fcWhalley 2nds (vRibblra-; dale ^Wanderers,' away, 4-30 p.m.' start) D.:Cros3ley, M;i Hanson,'J.-Taylor, I. Grace,S.i ;Thylor,L.*Burges3,N.'Flelden,: S. Gorton,N; Blair, D.'Barker,' W. Maisden.'; <


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»;! Clithooe 3rds (v Blackburn.' Northern;’away, meet-12-15; p.m.‘) F. Grcen;iC.:Parldnson.' J. Houldsworth,'A:'!Kilkenny,< I. ScotL'J.Jfolgate, A; Robin­ son;-J; Sc'ottiB.- Gcelan,' L.’ Nuttali.T. B^ey. Scorer. Miss R. Cox. './i-i; :C;


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(v Salesbury, away, meet 12-15 p.m.):G. Clarkson; M;- Clark­ son, C. Collinge,'J.'Dickinson,' J. Bunyan; David McGrath,'T.: Farrar, T. Rigby, J; Broomes,'; N. Nettleton, S. Khan.-'t-A'^' - WhaUey 3rds (v Great Har-;


away, 1-30 p.m. start) G. Hinks.-M; Suthers, S.Marsh,f L; Grimshaw, Al- Bennett; E.‘ Yates, C. Lowes, D. Chester, J. Langfordi’M; Shirtcliffe, J;-: Jones.--' ''4 , tV Ribhlcsdale Wanderers 3rds


i'lRead 3rds (v Belvedere,' ‘


'isClitheroe 2nds (v: Great- Harwood, away, meet 12-15 p.m;) J.'Green, P.-Bishop, C.' Palmer,' C., Musson, Mi: Dewhurst. M. Preston; G; Ker-: shaw, ’ A . ' Hutchins, M^l Houldsworth.-D. Glover,-R: Cox. Scoren J. Scott., - ‘V,’ ' |


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i> • Ribblesdale Wanderers (v Salesbury, home,Twcnty/20, meet 5-30 p.m.) Team TEA.


wood,' home,-l-30 p.m. start)'; AGalling,G. Jones, J. Galling,: D.Ainsworth.L; Boyle," P.i Topham, S.'Laycock, ,P. Brown,’ L.. Tidmarsh,. S.- Mukherjee,-: K.' “ Armor. Reserve-A. McRao.


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