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60 Clitheroe Advertiser &Titnes,’Thursday, May 15th, 2008


wwmijClitiwroeadvertismtcoj^ Building, Construction & Property


[f^East Lancashire Newspapers Ltd


first for local information in print and on*linc , • : •


Telephone Advertising Sales Executive/ Competitive basic salary plus excellent bonus potential ■


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East Lancashire Newspapers, part of Johnston Press, is one ■ of the ieading publishers in the area. Our portfolio of titles. includes The Burnley Express, Nelson Leader, Clitheroe - ■ .. Advertiser and Times and The Reporter. In addition online: news is delivered 24 hours a day via: KmJximlcyexpressjiet miwpendletixlayAuik mnrxritheroeadvertiserxauk


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 y succeed ■ Resilience 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.


Applicab'ons in wrffa'ng to Joanne Broughton,' !


Burnley Express, Bull Street, Burnley BBfl 1DP or telephone 01282 4T8I09 between 9am and 5pm or email


joanneJ>roughton9e^ancsnews.co.uk for an application form : Closing date is Friday 30th May 2008


Sales Consultants Worston, Clitheroe . : : ; v


Looking for a brighter career? -. I the paper cup company


Up to 14k uncapped commission benefits at The Paper cup n Company.


Our Sales Consultants are at the heart of our success, playing a crucial part in removing the confusion and finding the right paper , cups and design for our customers.


As the UK's fastest growing independent paper cup supplier, we're looking for sales focused people who are passionate and enthusiastic about our products and who want to send our customers away with the right impression every time. It's a target driven, but fun environment, giving you the opportunity to selfa wide range of exciting products.' ^ ^


Experience within a customer service, sales or retail sales environment may be advantageous but is not essential - we're looking for your ambition ancTcommitment to develop your career and our business. You'll receive all the training you need to help: you success, along with support to assist your future career •


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Closing date for application - 9.00am Monday 26th May To apply either e-mail or phone for a application form career@ithepapercupcompany.co.uk 01200 449929


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CALL JULIE ON 01254 246688 FOR FURTHER DETAILS


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Emerson & Rcnwick Ltd arc a long established Engineering Company serving specialised markets worldwide. •


We are looking to recruit:


SKILLED MILLERS (DAYS & SHIFTS)


Ideal candidates will have a minimum of 5 years experience, G.N.C. knowledge: • preferable but not essential.


GENERAL LABOURER (DAYS)


Ideal candidate will have a clean driving . : ^ licence and an engineering background.


Applications in wnling to:- ■ ■ r Tire Works Manager Emerson & Rcnwick Ltd Peel Bank Works Church Accrington BBS 4EF- ■ .


E x p o r i e n c e d Icatering & Hospitality-


Powder ■ Coater


.. Required to work within our rapidly expanding


sheetmetal fabrication company, \


Must be able to work under own


Initiative. Excellent rates o f pay with


good prospects for the right candidate.


fnitfally o-mail cv to crcdiclyn@aol.com . or telephone:


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. Reliable people required to fill important . ' ■


■ positions for catering & bar operations at


Clithelroe^rGolf C lu b We provide ex^etfc^poitumties to ciuti


wage,'in" a rel&&‘^ I ^ a n t atmosphere.


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We are a'professional team if you wish to join us. Toffirid but mor^ick up thal phone & dial 012001442494


We don't hire salespeople we TEACH YOU how to sellll


iExperieme not necessary^ I 5,000 bosic + honus% +jommission+inientives


£25,000 + OIE very odiicvoble I venture


Call 01282 692233 . and you're hired!


+ Prodactlon Bonus + Anendance Bonus One of the leading E u r o a Spnn


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£9.26 to £10.93 p/il . (Including shift allowance) '


recruit three Open Coil Specialists to set and operate our Open CoH machinery on the night shift, although employees are expected to be flexible In the shifts Uiey work.


lights


irope^n Spnng Manufacturers are loolang to .


Candidates with the follovinng skills, knowledge and attitude would be considered for this role: .


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• Ability to operate machinery with the mechanical aptitude to learn - ' setlmn and maintenance duties on the machinery, • To


daily checks on the machinery for heafm& safety ■


' requirements, general daily maintenance and quali^ checfs on the r product to ensure targets are achieved ^ '


• To have the ability ana willingness to use a computer and be numerate and literate. • •


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• Knowledge of lean manufactunng pnnciples and the willingness to be involved in continuous Improvement ..


• Must be flexible in duties performed & to work on ovm Initiative' and as part of a team


• Must be able to communicate with other shifts at shift changeover, •: with the ability to train, assess and review employees .


There is a grading system for this role and candidates will commence on the lowest pay grade (unless candidates have worked on this type of machinery oefore where an assessment will take place).


Night shift hours arc Sunday 11pm* Gam and Mondty - Thursday 10pm - Gam (with an unpaid break of 24 minutes) Altnough : ■ employees must be flextole to start on Mond^ nights if required.


All posrbons are Permanent and based In Bamoldswick .. - Call Ben at Tailor Made on - 01282 777978 (agy)


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Architectural Assistant / Technician


IWA Architects are a design orientated - prachce based In the Ribble Valley., - . , . >


We require an Architectural Assistant or Technician, preferably with a degree


In either Architecture or Building Technology and some office experience In


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a private practice. Vectorworks experience an advantage but training will be provided.


Please send your C V and examples of work to:


Ivan Wilson Director ^ ^ IWA Architects ’


email: ' rvan@iwarchitects.co.uk. website: www.lvrarchitects.co.uk


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HGV1HGV2&7 ,5T0N Drivers req'd for full / part time work in B5 postcode. Call Dan (3 Driver Hire 01254 351155 agy ■ •


KGV2 & 7.5 TON DRIVERS req'd for full / part time work, local contracts. ; ' ' Call Ian Driver Hire 01254 351155 (agy).


Domestic Help


CLEANER/CARER Jobshare, 8 hrs p.w. £8 • £9 per hour, a.m. Tues, FrI & alternate Sat. Interest In gardening & animals an advantage. Suit mature lady without other commitments as must be flexible. Phone 01200 . 444527 & leave details.


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Walerloo Mill, Waterloo Road, Clitheroe, Lancashire B B71LR telephone 01200 423487


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Estimator - Quantity Surveyor Required to take over the responsibility of estimating and costing of projects, from the Directors. • Candidates will have excellent commercial awareness, and ideally have had previous experience on Industrial projects. ■ ; • / .


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The ability to communicate at all levels and an excellent knowledge of site, process will be paramount for this position.- ■ ■ - .


Qualifications would be an advantage, but not essential as we will consider candidates with from a trade background.


Construction Buyer Duties will include pricing and ordering of materiais, generating purchase. orders, processing deiivery notes & invoices, and general office administration to support the Contract Managers. Candidates must have an excellent knowledge of materials used m the construction industry and be computer literate. '


For both positions, please forward your cv, covering letter and remuneration requirements In the s tr ic tes t confidence t o : ~ Write to: Box no. WBU21 C/0 East Lancashire Newspapers, Bull Street, Burnley, BBtl 1DP


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01772 783795 ■ Care Services Manager • ■


Reporting to tlie General Manager, with responsibilities -i to the Registered Care Manager, you must have a ar


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Ideally, ^ u will be a seif-starter with exi»llent cornputer .


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


Sweet revenge


ClUheroc RUFC . . . .........31 President’s Invilation X V . . .S C L I T H E R O E gained sweet revenge on the President’s XV, after unexpectedly losing grip of the Nick Hopwood Memorial Tro­ phy last year, as they swept to vic­ tory with some aplomb. A splendid afternoon for the


_ CLITHEROE Royal Grammar School’s Year 11 has-. kctball team have,won the Hyndburn and Ribbic Valley -


Championship. They defeated Moorhead in the final 43- 31 aficr a nervous start.'Thc first quarter saw Moorhead 13-5 ahead,' before a more settled and relaxed Clilhcroc' team stopjicd Moorhead in their tracks, allowing them: to score just 18 more points in the remaining three quar- . ters on their way to victory, (s) ,


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IT.was tight at the .top when Mytton,Fold members? contested the EGU Gold Medal on &turday. i'ri ’: * .- ■


: Great weather, resulted in the-top 10 finishers all;


carding below nett par scores There WM a three-way tie for the lead, settled in the?


order of-Paul Hargreaves'(88-20-68),'Chris Chadwick? (73-5-68) and Phil Clegg (82-14-68).'''” *■ ” Division Onejvas''wonLy, Josh Da^es'(86-16-70),'v-


Twith Chris Czy^rk topping Division Two with 92-23-i 69 ' ' ^


- r-'i Sunday saw. the Mytton'iIn'vitational.event,;with;‘


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as't'er;('91-^25-66) (Won' thej^uhioi: . .


sizeable crowd, enjoying some superb weather, saw a lively, occa­ sionally feisty encounter, coupled ivith some cracking open rugby. The President’s team, made up


of second team regulars, and. fleshed out with some former Clitheroe players, were well mar­ shalled by outgoing captain Dan Jefferson. With nothing to lose for the


Invitation team, it was always going to be tricky for Clitheroe to ; focus and play their own game, but with a strong bench to rotate, they were able to exert their supe­ riority from the outset. In the back line, the centre part­


nership of Matt Bartle and Paul Callaghan was key. ■ Both have only joined the Lit- tlemoor club during this season.


■ HEADSTONE United Under IGs arc this year’s Accrington and District Youth League champions. The team won 20 of their 2G games this season to lake the title, having played together as a team since they were eight years old. Their biggest victory was a 12-1 win over Clilhcroc Wolves, and their heaviest defeat was a 7-2 reverse to Fcniscowles St Paul’s, (s)


Danny bags a classy hat-trick


Kelbrook....................... 0 Hurst Green


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A C L A S S Y second half hat-trick from Green’s leading scorer Danny Walker enabled the visi­ tors to canter to victory in the final game of a rare trophy-less season. 'The home side threat­


ened first as their livewire striker wriggled free in the


. box and brought a decent save from keeper Seedall. Coar and Chippendale


started to find space behind the home defence as the half drew on, and it was no surprise to see Chippendale grab the game’s first goal, latching,, on to a neat Coar dummjr.


' The Green striker';, grabbed his and Green’s second as he poked in fol­ lowing good work from Danny Taylor. ■ . The youngster then scored his third league goal. of the season as he lashed into the top corner, and three could have become four as Walker pulled a shot wide.


- The home side were hit - for a fourth at the start of the second half.when an;


■ excellent move down the/; ; left involving Bolton, Coar. ■ and Chippendale played in ■


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■ The visitors were ramr; ■' pant, with Stuart Malleyi'v


completely dominating the middle of the park, ably assisted by Tipton. Walker then scored his


second, as a Tipton corner was knocked straight back across goal for the striker to tap in at the back post. Walker was denied his


hat-trick as he broke the off-side trap and lobbed the keeper, only for the ball to cannon back off the bar, but he soon scored again as he coolly fired into the opposite comer. Runners-up spot in the


league and a semi-final in the Lancashire Amateur; Cup was a case of so' riear yet so far, and an improved campaign is needed next season. ■


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Riminglnn Resemes ^ .3 Hurst Green Reserves -.3 T H E final game of the season saw Rimington dis­ appoint local rivals Hurst Green, who needed a win to lift the league title. I's . It didn’t take long for


the deadlock to be broken, as attacking midfielder Brunskill broke through


: and earned the home side a ' vital penalty... ■. ;| fe - . ; Nelson stepped up a'rid : drilled the ball into the: ; bottom left-hand corner.| f,^ i The home team continl.'.


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V Walker, who calmly slotted - { home his first. , . ,


- ued to surge forward, bjit- this left . the- defence-.


: exposed, as Hurst Grep-. relied on the long ball and


the pace of their forwards, but couldn’ t find the equaliser. Rimington went further


ahead after 25 minutes when Carter laid the ball off to Bru n skill and he took one touch to steady himself and confidently finished into the corner. With 10 minutes of the


half to go, Hurst Green got the break they were look­ ing for. A nice one-two on the


edge of the box should have been closed down, but the striker powered the ball home.


' T y p ic a l ly it took an


injury to let the away side back in the game. Inspirational Shaun


Hartley rose for a header and landed badly, forcing an early substitution, with Brown coming on. He struggled to adapt to


the ferocious tempo, lost track of the long ball, and


: with it his man; and that left the player to equalise. The second half saw the


tables turned as Hurst Green dominated. However,' it was the


home side who scored on; the break, when the flair and agility of Sam Johns created space'in the box- and he unselfishly squared to Liam Carter to calmly


. place home for a 3-2 lead. : Hurst Green'cbntinned


to pile everyone forward and managed to level the scores once again. L e f t back Wasim


Balouchi should have done the simple thing and clear the ball when no danger looked imminent. However, the right


winger cut inside and played a simple ball to the forward, who found the bottom corner for 3-3 with 20 minutes to go. Hurst Green continued


to dominate, but couldn’t find the goal that would have clinched the title.. . . Dog Inn . . . . . . . . . . . .0 Dog and Otter . . . . . . . 5 D OG Inn’s slender hopes of winning the H a r ry Dewhurst Memorial League Division One evap­ orated after this defeat. The Whalley side had to win to stand any chance of t itle success but, after shading a nervy first half- hour, fell behind from a corner. Otter killed off Dog's


hopes with three goals early in the second half. A fifth completed the rout, although the scoreline was harsh on the locals. Manager Simon Kerins


was very disappointed at both the defeat and the performance:-.“We have one game left and it is vital ■ that we win it.” , < ^


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and if they stick around, could make a useful pairing next term. ' Among the Invitation team, the


home-based players to catch the eye were youngsters Danny Cowgill and Kieron Keough, along with the evergreen Brian Wood. It was especially pleasing to see


stalwart Geoff Williamson still plugging away, and turning out regularly, after playing in


Clitheroe’s first-ever fixture. Th e CO founder of the club,


Derek Jones, even appeared for a cameo role, just to see it things had changed since he kicked things off 30 years ago. Scorers for Clitheroe were Mar­


tin Lafranceschina, Steve Dow- son, Paul Callaghan (2) and Simon Gretton, with a solitary James McAloonan try in reply.


Presentations were made after­


wards by the president, Colin Sil- cock, in the clubhouse. Man-of- the-match for Clitheroe was Lafranceschina, and for the presi­ dent’s team, Andrew Thornber. The Special Award tor outstand­ ing contribution went to Jefferson. On Saturday, Clitheroe hold


their annual dinner and presenta­ tion evening in the clubhouse.


Five-star Sophie!


R e a d s lo n e Under 15 G i r l s ..............................8 Penworlharn . . . . . . .0 S O P H I E H in d le ’s five goals helped United clinch the league t itle in some style. The locals thrashed title


contenders Penwortham, and also took revenge for their cup defeat earlier in the season. H in d le ’s efforts also


earned her the player-of- the-match award, with Natalie Cassidy (2) and Niamh M cC a r th y also netting. That result came after a


13-0 demolition of Borrow- dale United, with Hindle and Zara Pollard both hit­ ting hat-tricks. Cassidy and McCarthy


both weighed in with a brace, with Gabble Preugsehat, Melissa Het- herington and Leah Smith completing the rout. Readslone Under 15s . .2 Penwortham ........... .. .7 SAM Langford’s late strike lifted the cup for Read- stone in a tight encounter. Cameron O’Donnell put


the locals in an early lead, only for Belvedere to increase the pace after the break and pull level. Goalkeeper Tom Ives


took the man-of-the- match award for a string of fine saves, before Lang­ ford’s late strike. Readslone Under 9s . . .2 Barrowford Celtic . . . .3 A S P IR IT ED late fight-; back was in vain as United lost this five-goal thriller. • T ra i lin g 3-0 early bh.


Josh Bailey L i t a brace in replybut his goals proved; to be no more than consoj-j' Iation._ s i ; - . Tom 'Bridge picked^up:


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tho j man-of-the-^match; award.’


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