+60 Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, August 28th,2008


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk . ■ Clilheroe 422324 (Editorial), 478111 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 478111 (Advertising), 01282 422331 (Classified) www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, August 28th, 2008 61 s glorious weekend General Vacancies : ■•IS-- THE EAGLE AT B A R R OW Full Time BUTCHER


An exciting opportunity for an in house butcher to manage a deli adjoining a brasserie and public house for this award winning progressive company.


You must have butchery experience and be an all rounder from cutting room to jolly shop floor character.


Duties will include sausage making to award winning recipes, curing, smoking, choice cuts and master butchery. . (Five day weex)


Applications to Mr K Berkins,'Fence Gate Inn, Wheatley Lane Road, Fence, BB12 9EE t. 01282 618101


CARER SUPPORT WORKERS


We can offer you: • Excellent hourly rates • Travel expenses • Full training


Evening and weekend work available. You will provide help for Carers of disabled children and adults, mainly In their own homes. Car and telephone essential.


For details/appHcatlon fom ii contact


CLITHEROE 01200 422104 Closing date: 12th September 2008


Crossroads Caring for Carers is an equal opportunities employer


A Large American Company has recently opened a new office in Burnley.


IVe have immediate vacancies for Admin Personnel Tele-Marketers In-Home Demonstrators.


Full and Part Time positions available. No experience necessary as full training given. Ring 01282 832924 for details.


Unit 5B, Lodge House, Lodge Square, Cow Lane, Burnley, Lancashire, BB11 1NW. ■


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BECOME A DRIVING INSTRUCTOR


•N O PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE REQUIRED , . , .


• FLEXIBLE WORKING HOURS •FULLYMAINTAINEDCAR - •EARN UP TO £600 PER WEEK!


• UNRIVALLED TRAINING LOCALTOYOU


FOR MORE INFORMATION FREEPHONE 0800 840 4247 Ace Personnel We are cuniently looking for the rollowihg Maintenance Fitter


Maintenance Electrician SawleyArea ElOtperhour Ace Personnel 01282 605040 or email your cv to acene!son@supanetcom


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VACANCY FOR A


DOMESTIC ASSISTANT 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday.


, Some transport available from Clilheroe and Atcringlon areas.


For an application pack please conlact the


Domestic Bursar, StonyhursI College, Slonyhurst, Clilheroe, lentashire, BB7 9PZ.


'Telephone 01254 826345 .


email: domestic-bursar@stonyhurst.ac.uk S im y kn l is m m itled lo safeguarding and promoting


welfare of children and young people, and experts a ll slaff and volunleers to share this mmilmenl. The soccessful I an Enhanced CUB check. ■ :


Automotive


Bell TraileriRentals Ltd have a Vacany for an expenenced


PURCHASE/SALES]LEDGER CLERK


We require a mature person who has at least two years previous experience in a similar role for this varied and interesting position. We need good keyboard skills along


' . with a knowledge of Exel and Word. Main duties will include dealing with supplier and customer queries.


- inputting of date, answering telephones and assisting - the Accounts Manager in various other roles ■


-In return wo offer 28 days holiday, competitive salary V.


Hours are 9.00 till 5.30 pm . Please send or email your CV with a covering letter to


■ Angela Dale, Accounts Manager Bell Trailer Rentals Ltd, - Stafford House. Lomeshaye Ind Estate, Nelson Lancs . ^ Tel: 01282 696343 Email:


SERVICE ADVISOR We require a confident, motivated individual to take o n .


: the challenge of Service Advisor at our busy Citroen ; dealership./\s a "face of the company” and one o f the ' first points of contact at Service reception, you will •.


possess excellent interpersonal skills. You will be tasked with selling service contracts and warranties to our '


customers and, due to the sales aspect of this role, a . - sales background would be beneficial although n o t :


essential. A desire to succeed in sales and to provide ■ ^ . - exceptional customer service Is a must.


To apply, please send your c v with an accompanying letter to Steve Cox, Dealer Principal Walker Farrlmond Gtroea


TumcrRoacUomeshayeMotor Park,- ■' NelsonBB97DR - . < ■ ':


Closing Date: Monday Bih September 2008 Walker Farrimond 'I UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY!! Ace Personnel


Flexlble/Adaptable OfflCB PerSOR to fulfil a position in a small dynamic company


Experienced of Accounts/Sage/Imp/ExfV Scheduling/M/soft packages/Sale&order processing and more. Excellent telephone manner


Ace Personnel 01282 605040 o r email your cv to acenelson@supanet.com : ■


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jobsB2® Peter Dibb


Full Time Day & Night Care Staff


Good rates of pay, transport needed due to location.


AVON REPS & SALE S Leaders. Call Nadine - (Avon Ind.sl) Free on 0800 0112928 or v isit www.avon*bi2.co.uk


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We teach & tiain you. Earn £500')'per week . £300 guaranteed ’


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C a l l 0870 2648441 and you're hired!


RECRUITER The job will involve reciulting, training & motivating a team o f • Distributors to deliver & - collect Betterware , catalogues on a weekly . basis, receive the bulk ■ delivery and Input the - orders weekly. OTE £15k plus, full time flexible hours over 7 days occasional evening or


Stocks Hall Care Homes Ltd


ANDREW SMITH HOUSE


Nursing & Residential Home, Nelson are looking to recruit:-


RGN (2/3 nights) ^ BANK RGN's / CARERS FULL TIME ACTIVITIES


Would you like to work for the Country's top Carers Charity?


Due to our continued success CROSSROADS caring for Carers has vacancies for staff In the Ribble Valley.


HGV2 & 7.5 TON DRIVERS req'd for full / part time _ work, local contracts. Call Ian Driver Hire 01254 351155 (agy).


HGV1« HGV2 and 7.5ton drivers req for 2/3 days per week. Call Dan @ Driver Hire 01254 351155 (agy)


weekend. No experience is required as full training Is given however some customer services background would help, perfect job for persons requiring home based work. Applicants must have a car or van & pc with Internet. To apply •. - please call 07788 748064 email akindofmagicl964(8 yahoo.com:


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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?


vfKcfitheroeBilvcrii5eMa.uk Domestic Help


.Telephone 0800 526486 or 0800 7836930.nc.


• Quote Ref: 35-125-3 -


Riverside Care Centre Sawley, Clitheroe


CO-ORDINATOR Applicant must be dynamic, enthusiastic, flexible and able to drive. (All posts are on a rota basis) to work in our 60 bedded home All posts will be subject to CRB and POVA checks; Come and join a company who MAKE TRAINING A PRIORITY AND WORK WITH A HIGHLY MOTIVATED AND FRIENDLY TEAM


Tel: Manager Ms Janine Kelly on


01282 613585 to make an appointment or E-mail:janinekelly@stockshall-care.co.uk


Healthcare & Nursing ditering & Hospitality.: THE EAGLE • Kitchen Assistants •


An great opportunity to join this exciting new venture opening October 2008.


You will be 0 motivated and enthusiastic individual to be port of our professional kitchen brigade. :


Creative flair a must with a passion for local & seasonal produce. Excellent career opportunities and salary package with benefits.


Applications to Colin Starkey, Head Chef, The Eagle at Barrow, . Clitheroe Road, Barrow, Lancs, BB7 9AQ or tel 01254 825285.


. AT B A R R OW '


• Sous Chefs * Chef de Partie • • Comrhis Chefs •


WHALLEY enjoyed a glorious weekend as they successfully,defended their Ribblesdale League Twen- ty/20 crown on Bank Holi­ day Monday, after two league wins maintained their LCB Knockout chase. ^ Having won the 20-over


blast last year, Whalley travelled to Gincroft Lane to face Edenfield, two days after their league win over the same opposition at Station Road, and restrict­ ed their hosts to 154-7. ' Although Brett Storey


made 48, the key for the locals was getting Babar Naeem for 18, with Neil Cordingley having the pro- ■


fessional caught by Declan Fitzhenry after an opening stand worth 40. Adam Barnes added 21


and Paul 27, but Fitzhen­ ry and Stephen Booth took two wickets apiece to slow the run rate. In reply, despite losing


Cordingley first ball, Mark Fallon and professional Rajagopal Sathish put on 59 for the second wicket. Sathish made 47 off 26


balls, while Fallon hit 30 off 34.


Fitzhenry's contribution


proved vital though, as he smashed the ball to all parts for a 33-ball 44. Lee Kearsley added an unbeaten 16 to see Whal­


ley over the line with nine balls and five wickets to spare. , Two days earlier, Whal­


ley skittled Edenfield for just 90 before earning a six-wicket win. Again, Naeem was cut


short in his prime, as Cord­ ingley again removed the pro for 25. That proved to be Eden-


field’s top score, with only Greg Smithson (24) and Jamie Kelly (17) making double figures, as Fitzhen­ ry claimed a superb 4-12 off 7.1 overs. Whalley took less than


22 overs to knock off the winning runs, with Cord­ ingley (31) and Sathish


Magnificent seven for former skipper


A MAGNIFICENT seven from Warren Eastham gave Read renewed hope of an LCB Knockout berth. After defeat to Clitheroe


on Saturday, he picked up 7-36 on Sunday to help record a 61-run success at Edenfield.


• And not only did it vir­


tually end their hosts’ Rib­ blesdale League title hopes, but it'enhanced their own aspirations of a cup spot next season. With Padiham having


lifted the Ramsbottom Cup, and currently sitting in second spot, it is thought there will be five LCB Knockout spots on offer for next season. And despite Read cur­


rently sitting sixth, the Whalley Road side are just five points behind Whalley and a further two adrift of Sunday’s opponents Eden­ field. Eastham was a t the


heart of that win, bowling unchanged at one end as the home line-up had no answer to him. After posting 165-8,


home professional Babar Naeem saw the first two balls of the reply go by the wayside. Eastham was then smashed for two consecu­ tive sixes by the home pro­ fessional, before, with the fifth ball Eastham had him caught by Andrew


Warren Eastham


Turner. The rest of the top order


followed soon after, as Eastham took five of the top six batsman. Jamie Kelly (16) was


the first batsman to really offer any kind of resist­ ance, before Leighton Paul (38) sent Read pulses rac­ ing with a swashbuckling 38.


But it was all to no


avail, as Eastham came back to mop up the tail and hand Read victory. Earlier, Nick Marsh had


set a solid foundation with a knock of 38 at the top of the order, while Joey Mar­ shall cracked 34 off just 24 balls in the middle. That innings included


three fours and three sixes, while Eastham himself smashed five sixes in a 25- ball 35. But all that came after


Read had lost their local derby with Clitheroe on Saturday by 70 runs.


With Clitheroe having


posted 257, it was always going to be an uphill strug­ gle for the home side. And with the rain bring­


ing a premature end to proceedings. Read were 119-8 after 29 overs, well below the 189 asking rate at that point. And it was all down to a


175-run opening partner­ ship between visiting pro­ fessional Paul Turner and Nick James, with the for­ mer dropped on 25 before going on to make 106. James made 85, but


despite only Neil Bolton (14) and Danny Glover (28) making double figures of the rest of the order,


• their total proved more than ample. Only Jon Harvey, who


hit a swashbuckling 69 including a 50'that includ­ ed 10 fours and a six, and Michael Whalley (22) reg­ istered any kind of score, as wickets fell cheaply from the off. Nick Marsh failed to


score, as did Kyle O’Con­ nor, while the middle order crumbled thanks to four wickets from Glover. But they more than


made up for it the follow­ ing day at Edenfield, and will hope for more of the same when they host Whalley on Saturday (wickets pitched 1-30 p.m.)..


(44) doing the damage. The locals’ bowling


strength was emphasised on Sunday as third-place Baxenden were put to the sword, with Fallon claim­ ing seven wickets in a 24- run victory. Whalley took first


knock and rattled up 160- 9 off their 45 overs, with Sathish the mainstay with 40, while there were other fine contributions from Kearsley (24), Martin Davies (22), skipper Richard Palmer (19) and Gregory Jones (14 not out). Dominic Bulcock took


4-29 for Baxenden, with professional Will Purser


(3-64) and Ian Austin (2- 37).


' I t was nip and tuck in


Baxenden’s reply, but Fal­ lon came up trumps for Whalley, taking 7-36 off 11.1 overs. Callum Waddington


made 50 for the home side, but with Cordingley, David O’Neill and Sathish also chipping in with a wicket each, he found little in the way of support. Opener Austin (20),


Mark Rishton (17) and Purser (19) tried to back up his efforts, but Fallon wrapped the game up with 3.5 overs to spare. Whalley are at Read on Saturday.


-‘W D c c la n F it z h e n r v


Wanderers fail in cup revenge bid


RIBBLESDALE Wander­ ers were unable to avenge their Ramsbottom Cup Final defeat against Padi­ ham, as Kashif Siddique bowled his side to victory on Sunday to keep them in sight of a first league title in nine years. Siddique, in his fifth sea­


son at the Arbories, gave another commanding dis­ play, with his 6-36 his best bowling haul of the cam­ paign to date, remarkably, the eighth time he has grabbed five or more wick­ ets in a league match this season. Wanderers simply had


no answer, as he bowled unchanged with Naveed Ashraf, who also weighed in with an impressive haul of 4-51. Defending a total of


157-8, Joe Scuderi carried his bat throughout the vis­ itors’ reply, opening the batting with Alastair Marsh and finishing unbeaten on 41. But Marsh was the only


other batsman to enter double figures, hitting 20 before his team-mates came and went in spectac­ ular fashion. Earlier. Siddique’s 51


had come off just 53 balls, including three fours and three sixes. UmarSaddique (39) and


Anthony Hall (34) also chipped in, with the former


intervals, with only Joe Bolton (13) entering dou­ ble figures. And their end total


proved insufficient, as the locals reached their target in less than 25 overs. The previous day. Wan­


derers went down to Great Hanvood in a rain-affected game, despite five wickets from Barry Spencer. Marsh’s side had first


Joe Scuderi


hitting seven fours and a six in his 30-ball knock. As for Saturday, Sid­


dique blitzed 75 off 64 balls to help Padiham overpower Cherry Tree by eight wickets.' ' Six fours and four sixes


came from his willow, with Peter Shirtcliffe also doing his bit with an unbeaten 27.


And all that after Sid­


dique and Umar Saddique had each grabbed three wickets, to help restrict the home side to 160-7. Padiham grabbed the


perfect start with the wick­ et of Mark Hadfield to the first ball of the game, before the home side fought back with a 122-run • partnership for the second wicket between Scott Friend (70) and profession­ al Saleem Mughal (62).- But once those two fell, wickets tumbled at regular


use of the wicket at Church Meadow, with Scuderi again the main­ stay of the innings. He carried his bat


throughout the 45 overs for a 113-ball 65, including four boundaries, but he found little support until partnered by number eight batsman Stephen Kerr, the only other player to reach double figures. Kerr biffed his way to 33


off 24 balls, as Wanderers closed on 124-7, denying Harwood the bowling points. Spencer bowled nice and


straight in defending that total, with three victims bowled, one trapped Ibw arid the other caught behind.


• However, visiting cap­ tain Alan Armor’s 64 proved crucial, as Har­ wood passed the target with two rvickets in hand. On Saturday, Ribbles­


dale Wanderers are at home to Barnoldswick.


Duo in the runs in Glitheroe’s nail-biting win


CLITHEROE added to. their derby win over Read with a nail-biting triumph over bottom side Oswaldtwistle Immanuel. Neil Bolton’s side looked


to have done the business with the bat, with profes­ sional Paul Turner moving to within 26 runs of 1,000 in the league with a 61-ball 51, while Peter Dibb ■ crashed 73 off 85 deliveries


as the home side closed on 195-7 in a match reduced to 40 overs. . But Immanuel put up a fight in reply, finishing six


. runs short, with one wicket to spare. Clitheroe built a solid foundation, with Turner


■ and Nick James sharing 37 for the first wicket,’ and Dibb helped Turner move the score on to 88 before the


pro was bowled for the first of Imran Abid’s four vie- ■ tims. Dibb and Jack


Dewhurst added 67 for the third wicket, but Gerard Metcalf removed the pair, with Dewhurst making 22.


■ Dan Glover added a rapid 15 as Clitheroo post­ ed a decent total. ■ However, Oswald- twistle’s openers Oliver


Clare and pro Andrew Kerr made inroads, shar­ ing 82. Fafouk Hussain had


Kerr stumped by James for 27, and also saw off Clare (47) shortly after with a return catch, as he claimed the first two of a four-wicket haul. . ■ ■ Daniel (15)'and Gerard Metcalf’(lO) made starts, •but it was Mitch Taylor


who gave Immanuel hope with a 35-ball 55, smash­ ing five fours and two sixes to put his side back in con­ tention. , He struggled for any sig­ nificant support, however, and was left high and dry, unbeaten at the close, with Immanuel on 189-9.


.


this form up a t Earby on Saturday. ■ .


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Low Moor take


the title


LOW Moor finished as champions o fr :th e Clrtheroe Midweek Cricket League after the final round of fix­ tures were washed out.


: . With . all games rained off, Rimington had to settle for run­ ners-up spot, having lost just one game. ■ Bottom side Chip­


ping Ramblers have to wait to see ryho they will play in the league’s Supplementary Cup Final, with Low Moor hosting third place Chipping A. ::Ln the showpiece


final, Rimington-have a chance to finish the season with some sil­ verware when they take on Sabden, who reached a cup final for the second year run­ ning. ■ Finals day is Sep­ tember 14th a t Rib­ blesdale Wanderers, with the f irs t ;f in a l starting at 10-30 a.m. : .


Neil’s knock in vain


CHATBURN’S b a t­ ting again let :them down as they lost to Ingrow St John’s by a wicket. : David Lakin .won


the toss and chose to take the crease, but the locals were dis­ missed for ju s t 78 inside , 31 overs - despite a battling 32 from Neil Cartledge.; ’


• sH is knock took 62 balls - and included, three fours, but no-one was able to join him in double figures, as Bot- tomley,ripped through^ the order, taking 7-^26 off 15 overs. v:: Chatburn made; a good fist of .defending such a paltry total, as they took five wickets for just 28 runs, after the visitors had stum­ bled to 50-4, but they had given themselves too much to do, as the final pair eked out the; winning runs inr the 39th over. . ' Andrew Booth took 3-30j Chris Waddin'g- ton- 4-37: and; Geoff Lambert 2-11.


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