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www.clitheroeadvertIser.co.uk jobsitoday Public Sector General Vacancies Pharmacy


Technicians REF 435^253-09 ,.


We are looking for highly motivated, qualified Pharmacy Technicians to support a broad range of services.


* We are conducting a job evaluation exercise and as a result the salary of this post may increase or decrease, or stay the same.


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" This post is 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'.


f County Council vacancies


Home care assistant *£13,189 to £13,874 a year pro rata.


Ref; 081fHCA/185


8 hours a vyeek at East Lancashire 1 Home Care, Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale community based reablement service. You will be required to work a two week rota Including alternate weekends and work between the times of 7am and 2pm or 2pm and 10pm. You will be required to provide personal care, advice and assistance to people who require a flexible care service. You will be responsible for the administration of prescribed medication and offer support to people who are caring for another person. The aim is to support these people to exercise the rTTaxImum possible independence in their daily lives. A full induction will be giyen. Essential: You must be able to drive and have a full valid driving licence. “ Rehabilitation of offenders'statement applies.


Apply online or telephone: 01772 536462. Closing date: 13 November 2009.


Driver attendant *£6.82 an hour.


We are committed to the training and development of staff and this rotational post has opportunities u^ich include experience in Aseptic and Chemotherapy dispensing, direct patient contact at ward level taking medication histories, together with traditional dispensing duties. The post is mil time Monday to Friday and will include weekends on a rota basis. Salary band 4 £17,732 -£21,318 RE F -435-Q253-09.


To ap p ly and view full Job d escription and person . speclflcation please go to www.|obs.nhs.uk


For further details please contact Janine Hey Dispensary Manager


Tel 01254 834516 Ejut LancMhlre Hospitals E2Z2S


General Vacancies


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising). Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified) Catering & Hospitality


TRAINEE PLUMBERS REQUIRED


Applicants can apply now for full Cty & Guilds plumber and Gas Safe Register (formeriy CORGI) training places. No experience necessary but you must be keen, motivated and prepared to work hard learning this new lifetime skill. On fully qualifying you could join one of our associated plumbing companies.


After 6 weeks training you qualify to install complete bathrooms and, in 4 more weeks, to install central heating systems, learning in a state-of-the-art training facility, the largest in Europe. On fully qualilyinq you become one of the UK's higriest qualified new plumbers. Contribution towards the course is required arid training and employment are both subject to interview.


Plumber positions are predicted to be the hardest to fill even in 2015 and aveiaqe earnings of £31,500 next year are also predicted. Secure your future, ring for an interview.


0161787 3500 ^


The Duke of York Inn Chef de Partie


required for dining pub/restaurant


We are seeking a reliabie, enthusiastic and hardworking person to work alongside the


Chef/Proprietor with a sihall but dedicated and friendly team. You must be committed to high standards of cooking using fresh local and


seasonal produce and have cooked to at least 2 AA Rosette standard.


Generous salary package commensurate with experience and accommodation if required.


Please contact Michael Heathcote for interview: Telephone: 01200 - 441266


e-mail: duke-ofyork@btconnectcom or send a letter of application with C.V.


Brow Top, Grind leton, Clitheroe BB7 4QR


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25 hours a week at Network 65, BB11 STD. The core value of Lancashire County Commercial Group Is to competitively provide high quality highways, engineering, environmental and transport services which meet the county council's corporate objectives/commitments and its approach to 'sustaining excellence'. To transport and assist passengers with disabilities and sensory impaimrents in a safe, caring, professional manner. Essential: You must have a full current driving licence including D1 Category. You must have: experience of working as part of a team; be physically fit (able to manoeuvre passengers in wheelchairs); have good communication skills and have good 'people skills (friendly, considerate, patience, empathy etc). Informal discussion: Elaine Soulhcombe on 01772 534439. ** Rehabilitation of offenders' statement applies.


Application fonns; Transport Support Services, LCCG HQ, Transport Building, Dewhurst Row, Off Lostock Lane, Bamber Bridge, Preston PR5 6BB. Telephone: 01772 536551 or email; lces.transportadmin@lancashire.gov.uk. Closing date: 13 November 2009.


Lancashire schools vacancies


Receptionist *£12,145 to £15,444 a year, pro rata.


Ref: 130153


32.5 hours a week required 4 January 2010, to work during tenn-time at Primary Wing, Burnley Campus BB101JD. 120 on roll. A friendly, confident receptionist required to join busy primary office team. You will be required to complete reception duties and provide clerical administrative support as necessary. 4 GCSE's grade A-C or equivalent and administrative/clerical experience in a commercial or public sector environment is desirable. Essential: You must have good communication skills. Informal discussion: Brenda Hargreaves or Simon Smalley on 01282 682285. ** Rehabilitation of offenders' statement applies. Interview date; 7 December 2009.


Application forms: Emaii: hr.schoolsrecruitment@lancashire.gov.uk or teiephone; 01772 536332,24-hour answerphone. Return forms to; Reedley Hallows Nursery School. Barden Lane, Burnley BB101HY. Closing date; 20 November 2009.


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Temporary Teachers


Urgently required for Secondary Schools in East Lancs and West Yorks. Day, week and long term vacancies. Registration at Burnley or Keighley.


Please contact Annette Bradford on


01282831100 and forward your CV to annettc @ rothcrwood-rccruitment.com


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Clitheroe RVFC .... .14 Pendle..............40 A BLEND of youth and experience was called on to boost a depleted scjuad against Pendle at Littlemoor. Clitheroe kicked off, but Pendle


came charging down the pitch through their forwards and scored two quick tries within the first five minutes. Slowly, the locals started to play their way back, with good pressure in the Pendle half, but Pendle turned over and ran in a further try which was unconverted. Further pressure towards the


Pendle line should have seen Clitheroe notch some points, but Pendle were wily at the break­ down, and despite giving away several penalties they managed to


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Ciitheroe Advertiser & T im e s , Thursday, November 5th, 2009 45 bloods give Pendle a go Rugby union


keep their line unbreached and added another score before half­ time and a t the turnaround Clitheroe trailed 26-0. Pendle again came out firing


with two quick tries, both converted to move the score on to 40-0. But for the last 30 minutes It


was all Clitheroe apart from the odd flash of an attack from Pendle. Pendle have one of the best


defences in the league and have been notoriously mean in gifting points away, therefore it was to the credit of the Maroon and Golds they kept pestering the Pendle line. From a penalty, prop Graves


barrelled over near the posts to give Clitheroe their first points.


Another young blood Joe


Basquill scored the next try with a searing run, with the extras earn­ ing a more respectable scoreline. There were good displays from


those that stepped into the breach while other squad members were unavailable, and a full turnout at training will make selection very hard for the Maroon and Golds’ next match at Vale of Lune 3rds. Rossendale 3 r d s ........17 Clitheroe 2 n d s ..........IS


CLITHEROE were thwarted by the width of the crossbar in an entertaining game at Marl Pits. Two tries apiece and 10-all at


the break, it was so near but not far enough for the Littlemoor outfit. Clitheroe found themselves under the cosh for most of the first


quarter as Dale used a hefty pack to good effect, and after a prolonged series of drives they rolled and rumbled the ball over for the opening score. Clitheroe began to come out of


their shells, and as Dale conceded penalties left, right and centre, eventually Clitheroe got within range and Fitzhemy obliged for the three points. Not to be outdone. Dale came


back strongly for one of their own. Still smarting, Clitheroe replied


right from the restart. After Dale fumbled, No.8 Billy Thatcher was on the hall and swarming forward. Up popped Clitheroe’s man of


the match Mark Piercey in support, and from 20 metres, he bobbed and weaved over for an excellent try.


Clitheroe just about shaded


possession in the second half, but could not put together enough phases of play to force the score. A penalty after 60 minutes


looked promising, until the kick ricocheted off the crossbar and was cleared away by a grateful Dale player. How costly that would be. Then after attacking deep in the


Dale half, the ball was turned over and the hosts launched an all-out flowing move that swept up the field for a fine score. Refusing to succumb, Clitheroe


raced back and laid siege to the home try line and were eventually rewarded with a five metre scrum. With the ball won and Dale


back peddling, Clitheroe drove over and Thatcher pounced, but the conversion just sailed wide.


Holmes where the heart is Athletics


RIBBLE Valley AC’s Leigh Lennon has received an ‘On Camp with Kelly’ Excellent Achievement Award in recognition of her


displays in 2009. Leigh has been a


member^r§of double Olympic# champion Dame Kelly Holmes’ mentoring and education initiative for talented young middle distance athletes since 2008. She was selected to


compete in the 800m at the European Athletics Junior Championships, and improved her person­ al best for the 800m to 2:05.93. Leigh also won the


Senior Girls’ title at the Aviva English Schools’ Championships, as well as the England Under 20 Indoor title earlier in the year. Leigh was presented


with her awards at a recent ‘On Camp with Kelly’ get-together where the athletes learned about the importance of good nutrition for physical and mental performance from Dame


AWARD WINNERS: Leigh Lennon and his fellow athletic successes with Dame Kelly Holmes


Kelly and celebrity chef Ainsley Harriott, who demonstrated how to cook quick, cheap and healthy meals before the


KEVIN Hill starred for Whallqy Kestrels in an East Lancashire Table Tennis League Third Division clash with Doals A, with the locals comfortable


26-10 winners. Leaders Misfits took no


prisoners in a 24-11 win at Slayers, with Keith Wilkinson the star for the victors. Whalley C3^ e t s played host


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to Jetstream, winning 19-14, John Ward with three fine wins for the losers. In the Premier League, East Lancs were indebted to Liam


athletes tried their hand at preparing the dishes themselves. A total of 17 OCWK athletes received awards, and Dame


Kelly said: “I t is fantastic to present so many awards as it shows the success of the athletes who are part of the initiative.


“I would like to congratulate


Leigh and her coach on an excel­ lent season and I’m sure she will continue to progress in 2010.”


Hill is the Kestrels star Eduardo and Jasper shine Martial arts


Table tennis


Bedford, who won all his matches but still Hnished on the losing side as Attackers came out 25-14 winners. Clitheroe A defeated Lions


28-7, Mark Hanson and Keith Rudd the unbeaten duo. Buraccs were back to winning


ways in a 27-16 result over Rovers, Graham Coupe and Barry Mason with three wins each for the victors, and Ian Mason with a fine five-set thriller win over Ashley Bradbum.


Allspeeds’ woes continue as


they were crushed 27-9 by a strong Burnley Boys’ Club in the First Division, Martin Wyatt and Matt Harrison doing the damage for the away dde. In the all KSB clash, KSB A,


with only two players, defeated KSB B 20-16, Matt Hodgkinson the player in form for the winners. Hyndburners, with Danny


Chamberlain in terrific form, overcame KSB B in a fine 25-14 home win. Martin Holt won all his


games, but to no avail as a depleted Rams Bast lost 19-16 to Burnley Cricket Club.


TWO Year 8 Oakhill College pupils represented the UK at the United Nations of Ju-Jitsu World Championship in Blackpool. Eduardo Siguero-Campo


and Jasper Green gave fine performances. Eduardo has an


impressive track record in the sport in Lancashire and has won several medals at regional level. His good friend Jasper is also a fierce competitor, and both train with the Master of Martial


Arts team. And they combined in a pairs display tha t , while outside the medals, got good reviews for its quality, plasticity and entertainment. And in the modality of


Kata - involving blocks, kicks and punches - Eduardo was triumphant and received a gold medal. He also picked up a bronze in ground fitting. Eduardo, 13, from


Sabden, and Jasper, 12 from Whalley, are pictured.


Avci’s a winner


Football


Waddington Reserves ,»3 A F C S k ip ton ........................2


WADDINGTON ended a recent bad run with a narrow win courtesy of a


late clincher. Struggling for players and


still with no full-time keeper, Paul Parkington was given the No.l shirt for the game. The Tangerines started


superbly in a high tempo game with good passing and moving. They made it 1-0 when a


delightful in-swinging free-kick hx>m player-boss Matt Day found James Rawlinson, who powered in an unstoppable header. Skipton took control and


levelled as an attacker found space on the right to side-foot into the comer. They carried on in the second half, but the hosts looked dangerous on the break. From a quick free-kick by


Punchard, man-of-the-match Cengiz Avci found Jackson, who released Gari Haslam to slot home on bis debut. That should have wrapped it up, but from a free kick Parkington parried and a striker finished well. This spurred the Tangerines


on, and with five minutes left a long ball found Warren Jackson, who outpaced the defence and was hacked down in full flight. Up stepped Haslam to send


the keeper the wrong way, but hit the right post. Waddington then won a corner deep into injury time, Waterhouse Boated in and captain Avd outmuscled his marker to head home a winner.


All on cue for the gold Snooker


Snooker Club's Peter Mercer won the 2009 title at Ighten Leigh Social Club, beating Billington Band Club's John Gibson 4-2 to claim the £400 top prize.


cheques made payable to Ighten Leigh Social Club, and the closing date is November 16th, returned to Moorhouse’s Golden Cue, Ighten Leigh Social Club, Padiham Road, Burnley, PAO Neil McGovern. Moorhouse’s have


is again open to amateurs over 18, registered with teams in the borough of Burnley, Pendle or the Ribble Valley who play in the Thwaites Burnley and District League, the Althams Travel Burnley Sunday School League, Clitheroe and District League, Nelson and Dis­ trict Semi-Snooker League, Tacklers/ABV Colne League or the Skipton and District League. Entry is £5, with


This year’s competition ' -


ENTRIES are being taken for the 2010 Moorhouse’s Golden Cue. Back in May, Colne


increased the sponsorship this year, and prize money will be dependant on entries.


P3 COMPUTERS:- When 2nd Division Service Just Woh*t Do. TEL: 01282 424041


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