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' 36 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, August 6th, 2009 ' Education /Teaching


General Vacancies


Marketing Assistant/Manager v Thornton Sports Ltd - Altham, Lancs.


Thornton Sports design, build and maintain indoor and outdoor sports and athleUcs facilities across the UK. Manufacturing artificial grass in-house enables us to offer a wide choice of syntheUc surfaces for specific or multi-sport use. ..


Reporting to the marketing co-ordinator, this office > based role requires a proactive person with good . ’ , ' communication skills, computer literacy and excellent organisation skills.


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‘rtfs a great place to be" ’ Sixth Form College


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You will have some previous «perience in marketing. : management; preferably with good knowledge of >, contractors approved lists, local authority procurement; tender portals and OEJU's.


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Database experienr^ is a key part of this role; however full system specific training will be given.


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Salary: £t8,000 - £24,000 dependant on experience. Hours of work: Monday - Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm. ,


Duties include: • Sourcing sales leads and tenders for the group . - ^, •Databasemanagement ■


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• Assist in the management of the group website • Attendance, organisation and management of exhibitions • Build upon and maintain approved lists, tender portals etc '


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• Research and devise new methods for promoting . Thornton Sports


• Manage and maintain advertising and sponsorship • Production of care boards for sports/athleUcs facilities


Apply in writing enclosing a full CV by 17.08.2009 to:


Mr C Wright Thornton Sports Ltd •


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Metcalf Drive Altham Industrial Estate, Altham, - Lan ca sh lreB B S S TU - Tel: 01282 777 345


Thomlon Sports Ltd Is ah Equal Opportunity Employ^ : .


DOMICILIARY CARE :


SERVICES LTD,


Glitheroe SUPPORT WORKERS REQUIRED-


: To work in the Whalley, Clitheroe and Gnndlelon areas joining a dedicated team providing personal / domestic assistance within peoples own homes..


Full training and uniform . provided. • ■


Various hours available, car drivers preferred.:


Please telephone 01200 422297


CRB check / Id venfication at interview.


AVON REPS & SALES Leaders. Call Nadine Free t on 0800 0112928 or visit www.avon*bl2.co.uk


IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS Although every


advertisementis.,


■ carefully checked, occasionally mistakes


do occur. We therefore ask advertisers to


assist us by checking their advertisements


carefully and advise us immediately should an error occur. We regret that we cannot accept responsibility for more than


.ONE INCORRECT insertion and that no re-publication will be


granted in the case of typographical or minor changes which do not affect the value of the • .advertisement.:,-


An exciting opportunity : has arisen to join our


motors advertising team


. . . . ARE YOU DRIVEN ?


A fantastic career opportunity has arisen at Lancashire Publications Limited. We are ■ - . looking for an experienced, self motivated, Motors field sales representative to develop new and existing platforms within our newspapers and online sites. You must have excellent : easterner service skills together with a positive and focused attitude. Attention to detail and creativity are important as you will be selling our impressive product portfolio to a variety of companies. In return we can offer a structured career path, monthly bonus, company car, ongoing sales training and 25 ■.


. days annual holiday. ■ ' Hours of work are 9.00am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday. ■ Starting salary is dependent on experience. A bonus is paid on target achievement.


So, if you're the person we are looking for-take the first step in our direction by emailing your CV to: audrey.yearsley@lancspublications.co.uk Closing date for applications: Friday 7th August 2009:


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We are conducting a job evaluation exerdse and as a result the salary of this post


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Nelson 8t Colne College has been judged to be 'An Outstanding College’ by. Ofsted and consistently reaches th e to p 10% o f the se ctor nationally for student success. A new build provides state-of-the-art facilities.


Biology Technician Up to £16,893 pro rata . Term-time


' Are you enthusiastic about Science and Education? -, :


• Tlien take the opportunity to support our science students' studies both in - College and on fieldtrips ■


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Visit our website: www.neIson.ac.uk or call 01282 440271 for more information..


Closing date: 17 August 2009 at Noon. Interview date: w/c 24 August 2009.


Nelson & Colne College Is committed to safeguarding and promoting ' :


the welfare o f children, young people and vulnerable adults. The College Is an Equality of Opportunity Employer. I . ■


‘Promotion o f equality and diversity Is - . autstandmg‘ -OfstedJune2008.:


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YOUR EARNIISII POTENTIAL


Join the UKs Number One , Car Supermarket as a... - ■


EXPtR IE lMG ED IS jDiLE S .L EXECUIIVES -’(b .T .E .£ 4 0K l


We are looking for top dass salespersons who are results driven whilst remaining toBlIycustnmertosed. If you have


achieved a successful sales record in retail through hard - vrark, honesty and integrity we would like to hear from you. ■


Can you demonstrate a natural flair with an enlrepreneunal spirit? If so we can offer you a 5day working week, afantasbo


earning potential, plus 25 days annual holiday and £1000 holiday payment. ■


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Previous motor, trade experience not ■


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If you are passonate about nwtorrehid^ hungry to su c c^ , hard woridng and full of initiative, then we have a fentestic . opportunity for you to serve and complete an apprenticeship ‘ i vehicle sales over a period of 12 • 24 months.


Apply to: Jon Grace, ; V.


MctQrpohtBirnley;Rosogfwe ^ Lane, Bimley. Lancashire,: ^ BB12 6EH or afcematively emaH your details to •


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Part time


Sales Assistant 3 days per week on ■ the first floor


Please send CV FAO Nikki Hutchinson


01200 442199 OOiassiliNirofbir


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Vehicle and plant technician .£21,340 a year.-


Ref: FS037


37 hours a week at Burnley, Network 65 BB11 STD. The core value of Lancashire County Engineering Services is


. to competitively provide high quafily highways, ■ engineering, envirrximental and transport services which


:meetthe County CoundTsCoqxxate Objectives/ . ■


Commitments and its approach to 'sustaining excellence'.


The puqxrse of this job is to assist in the provision of the maintenance; service and repair of a varied fleet of vehicles and plantilems to a high standard. You will expected to: service and repair vehicle and plant items to customers spedficab'on; inspect and prepare vehicles to VOSA test standards; use brake testing and exhaust emissions testing equipment; use brake profiling and wheel balancing equipment; use diagnosticequipmenL. . :


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Application arid further details are available either by - telephoning 01772 536551 during nomial office hours or e- maiitolces.tiansportadnin@lancashrre.gov.uk Please quote the job reference number. C V s will not be accepted. E ssential; You must have City and Guilds Part 2 or equivalent in a relevant subject Time Served Motor Vehicle Engineer. You must have experience; of


- vehicle service and repair; of inspection and preparation of vehicles for testing. ,. : Infonnal discussion: Mr Steve Prlcher on 01282 448873.


Application Forms to be sent to:- LCCG HQ, Transport Building, Dewhurst Row, Off Lostock Lane, Bamber Bridge, Preston PR5 6BB Tel 01772 536551 or email:Tran5portAdmin@lancashire.gov.uk Closing date; 14 August 2009.:


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A FIVE-wicket haul from Whal- ley’s Declan Fitzheniy, who also top-scored with the bat, ensured


Earby were no match for the Kibble Valley side. : ^Whalley won the toss and opted to bat, as Martin Davies and Robert Palmer formed the first partnership at the crease. :: The pair put on 23 for the first \yicket, before Davies (13) was caught by Jonny Martin after facing a delivery from profession­ al AliAzmat.


■ - . Palmer (18) then followed,


again off Azmat, which left pro­ fessional Vinit Indulkar and Lee Kearsley to take the crease. Indulkar survived 42 balls,


accumulating 22 runs in the meantime, but he was eventually outsmarted and clean bowled by Matthew Haines. Kearsley hit 16 before becom­


ing Azmat’s third victim as Whalley climbed steadily away on 844. ■ But Whalley failed to acceler­


ate as they ended the innings on 120-7. • Fitzhenry was the top scorer


with 27 after facing 43 balls, but Matthew Haines’ delivery forced him to loft the ball into the hands of Mathew Gamer. That came after the Earby duo


had joined forces to see off George Thomas (2), while Azmat claimed his fourth and final wick­ et of the afternoon with the scalp of Gregory Jones (1). Matthew Hanson (16) and


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Thomas Keighley (1) saw out the innings. The Earby professional bowled


well throughout, taking figures of 4-45, while Haines accumulated 3-31. In response, it was Fitzhenry


that did the damage once more as he struck five times at the expense of just 42 runs from 17.4 overs. The visitors’,batsmen strug­


gled at the crease, and apart from opener Haines’ 22, the only other Earby player to reach double fig­ ures was Jonny Martin (11). The remainder fell and fell hard. .


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■ Azmat scored seven, while Daniel Helliwell, Martin Windle, Garner and Adam Yates could only muster three runs apiece.: . Aron Pollard, Richard Crad­ dock and Nigel Hodge added


■ another two each, 'while Chris Bowker could only manage one as the away side were bowled out for 63, handing Whalley a com- fortablci 57-run win. David O’Neill (3-12) and Nicky Byrne (2-7) also bowled well. Whalley will now go on to play


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Bamoldswick away on Saturday, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m., and Earby vvill hope to overturn their defeat when they travel to Eden- field.


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IN a rain-affected game,- Chatbum beat Bingley Con- gregationals with;eight balls tospare. . \ The match was reduced to '


40 overs, with the visitors declaring on 136-9 after 36 overs, r


Veteran Rod Booth was the ’


pick of the bowlers, taking 5- 24 off just six overs, while:


.Chris Waddington added 3-56 ' off 12.


And in reply, Chatburn


passed the target with seven wickets down and 1.2 overs remaining. . There were several contri-:


butions from the home bats­ men,- as opener David Thom- ber top-scored with 25, backed up by Mark Braith- waite (18), Neil Cartledge (19), John Rejmolds (17 not out) and Waddington (16 not out). , • ■


THE Veka Ribblesdale Cricket League take on the Bolton League in the JW Lees Cup Final at Great Har­ wood on Sunday. Wickets are pitched at 1-30


p.m., and there is plenty of local interest. . . ■ > The team will include


Read’s Kyle O’Connor, War­ ren Eastham, Chris Holt and Andrew Rushton, while Clitheroe skipper Peter Dibb


Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, August 6th, 2009 37 side’s final bid


: and Tasmanian pace man Josh Marquet have also been selected. Whalley’s Stephen Booth


isl2thman. Former Clitheroe captain


Neil Bolton will manage the side, along with Earby’s


. Stephen Hipgrave. - TEAM: Mark Rishton (cap­ tain, Baxenden), Kyle O'Con­ nor (w/icketkeeper. Read),rt Russ Whalley (Great Har­


wood), UmarSaddique (Padi; ham). Matt Nutter (Barnoldswick), Warren East- ham (Read), Peter Dibb {Clitheroe), Gary Sudworth (Baxenden),' Chris Holt (Read), Andrew Rushton (Read), Josh Marquet (Clitheroe). Twelfth man: Stephen Booth (Whalley).


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Managers: Stephen Hip- grave and Neil Bolton.


mixed weekend for gutsy Glitheroe


THE Veka Ribblesdale League treble is still on for Baxenden: after they defeated .Clitheroe in the final of the Ramsbottom Cup at Settle. And judging on their current form


that trophy looks as though it could be the first of three as they stand 31 points clear ahead of second-placed Read in the senior rankings while they will battle it out with Blackburn Northern for a place in the 20/20 cup final. Underdogs Clitheroe made a posi­


tive start when bowler Joshua Mar­ quet struck with two early wickets. Galium Waddington was the first


to return to the pavilion after being subjected to a duck, putting the favourites on an unexpected 8-1. Professional Babar Naeem sur­


vived for a short time, but his 18-run innings came to an end when he flicked Marquet’s delivery towards Josh McDowell. But it was Mark Rishton who took


the man-of-the-match honours for the cup kings after hammering his way to a superb 75-run innings. The recovery from the early hiccup


was well under way and it was mainly thanks to Rishton’s valuable third wicket partnership with skipper Ian


WICKETS: Neil Bolton Austin (60) who added 94 to the


scorecard between them. A strong contribution from Lewis McIntosh, who fell just three runs short of an unbeaten half century, sent Baxenden soaring to an even bigger lead as they posted a total of 211-4. Marquet took figures of 3-43 for Clitheroe. The Ribble Valley side made the


worst possible start to their reply and lost three wickets for just 13. Farook Butt top-scored with 56 not out after .


TOP SCORE: Farook Butt


hitting three fours and three sixes from 45 deliveries. However, he was just one of only three Clitheroe bats­ men to reach double figures. Neil Bolton struck 37 before falling


victim to Ben Swindells while Paul Gaskell posted 30. But despite the trio’s efforts,


Clitheroe were bowled out for 167, giving Baxenden a 44-run win and their first Ramsbottom Cup since the format changed in 1965.


In the league on Saturday it was a


day for the bowlers at Chatburn Road as derby rivals Clitheroe and Ribblesdale Wanderers locked horns. ^ It was Wanderers’ professional Jake


Brown and Clitheroe’s Neil Bolton that stood out in a very close encounter between the two sides. Only seven runs separated the two


sides at the close, in Clitheroe’s favour, as the two bowlers battled it out by taking five wickets apiece. Brown claimed 5-51 as Clitheroe


were all out for 118 while Bolton claimed 5-35 as Wanderers were 111-9 attheclose. The home side’s pro Paul 'Turner '


(19), McDowell (18), Peter Dibb (24), Chris Musson {12), Daniel 'Turner (13) and Paul Gaskell (15) all


. contributed for Clitheroe. Ryan Gladwin (26) and Gary Hunt


(42) looked as though they had done enough to send the -visitors to -victory, but a lacklustre back end crushed their chances. The final six batsmen in the order could only muster up 18 runs between them. • Clitheroe will now hope to repeat


their league -victory when they travel to Cherry Tree on Saturday, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m., while Ribbles­ dale Wanderers play host to Padi- ham.


Arran’s talent earns Stateside chairice


LOCAL footballer Arran McCarthy has been offered. . an academic/sports scholar- ' ship at Montevallo Universi-. ty in Alabama. ■ The 19-year-oId Clitheroe :


youngster is looking to com-: ; bine his football development,: along with furthering his career options with a degree: in Sport Health and Nutri- vi tion. At the age of 15, McCarthy :,


scored 56 goals in a season for. his local club side, and scored ■ five times on his debut for.- - Preston North End’s youth' : team.


. • Having previously been at


the Manchester City Youth Academy, McCarthy was. eventually offered the chance: of a two-year youth scholar-, ship at North End, where he . featured for the reserve team during his two-year stint: He has been invited by


Nottingham Forest on trial: during the close season, and-; played for Darwen in the North west Counties League. .- McCarthy is also a member of the Hyndburn Athletics Sprint Team. ■ - ■ : On being released at PNE, ■ McCarthy decided to contin­


ue his academic development, and enrolled on a BA Hons programme at Liverpool Hope University, where he has just completed his first year studying Sport Health and Nutrition. ,


... When he moves to Monte­ vallo University this Autumn, McCarthy will transfer his credits and study a related Major. •- He said: “I had heard that


there were excellent opportu-/ nities to be had in the US Col-: lege system, and I thought that I would give the US a try. ;'.“The great thing about


-playing in America is that you - get to train sbe days a week at some of the best facilities in the world, and at the end of it, you come out with a full degree, which will help me: with my future career. - . “Sporting Chance USA told


me that I would have a great ' chance of gaining a scholar^ ship award, and that has been thecase.” ; ■ : The US College soccer sea­ son begins at the end of . August, and the players are immediately faced with a two game per week programme, as ■ well as training. -


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