44 Clitheroe A d v e r t ise r& T im e s , Thursday, Ju ly 9th, 2009 ,* today . c o ^ u k Scale lA £6.20 ■ £6.53 General Vacancies f-r,1..i'.RIBBLEVALLEV


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' Dugdale Nutrition Ltd is a major manufacturer of compound - animal fe^ed iii the North' West o f England - producing m o re ; . ; than 100,000 tonnes of feed per annum.


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Due to major growth the business is looking to increase th e . ■ ^ size of the prSyCTction and delivery^ms.


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We requ ire: 1 Plant Shift Operative^ 1 Plant-Shift MaintenanceRtter. 2HGV.Drivet5Xlafstr'


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Matthew Diigdal^Opefations Directoff®*^ D u g d a l e ^ ^ ' " ^ ' ' ' Bellman Mill,: Salthill Industrial Estate, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7IQW.


p Balancing'work and life|


fe’^-%*We'are an eg'ual3 f!tj;« opportunity employer


. ;vjj^fl«iblejyv6rldng hours^, ^Training and deveiopmenti^.


t Excellent peri^on s^ eip eg


per hour + an additional;: f ^ 12% allowance for holiday ; entitlement


: Hours; Mon - Thurs Spm - 8pm and fri Spm ■ 7.30pm.


; 7 4 .5 hpw • Ref no; COM344 . . You will help provide cover for


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sickness, holidays and other absences as and when required. There are no 'guaranteed hours for this post.


■ Duties are to ensure Council prerriises and canteen are cleaned to a high , ; standard. You must be reliable, f „ flexible and a good time-keeper.


'Availability at short notice is also ■ , helpful.


:: and applications are welcomej '^from all minority groups;^|


For an application padv a l l 01200^414596 (24-hour. answeiphoneV^;^^g ^-i‘or "email: personnel@ribblG^II^.g6v.uk and quote the ref€rence,number,|^


U>°iUternatfvely; the appliatlon form a n be.downloaded from our.website.:^^ 64 Closing d a te f l? July 2009/:i2 noon" Interview date: 22 July 20 0 9 ;f*l^


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BE A PROPERTY PROFESSIONAL'


Regardless of the leiession, a new European Directive now iegalln renuires an estimalerl 2 J million homes and commercial pcoperlies being rented, sold or built to have an Energy Assessment this year alone. And more 'green environmental' laws ace coming!


for example next year nearly every commercial properly with air- condilioniri; must h w art Assessment before the |wuaty 2011 deadlne.


Dugdale Nutrition


Applicants are therefore required to train now as mulli-skilled 'Property Professionals' lo carry out conuncrdal and air-condihoning Energy Assessments and many other coles such as Flood and Fire Risk Assessments, Energy Audits, Insulation Suivey!, Property Valuations, Home Condilion Reports, Public Buildings Assessments e lc


Ho previous experience is necessary, training to join '


a growth induslry can usually be taken around ALTERNATIVE FUTURES GROUP v ^ o r ld tTih&m COME AND TALK TO US


ab o u t su p p o r t w o rk e r o p p o r tu n it ie s in th e B urnley, P e n d le - an d R o s s e n d a le a r e a s ; No n e e d to m a k e a n ap p o in tm en t .


£13,062 - £13,512 (pro rata)


18th Ju ly 2 0 0 9 10-4pm Northbridge House, Elm Street, Burnley, L a n c s B B 1 0 1 PD


We are recniiling staff to work within dedicated teams to support people with Learning -. Disabilihes within their own homes. You vnll provide individualised support in a positive,


. non-judgemental and creative way that enables service users to have control of and make. y ; Informed choices about their daily lives.


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You may already have expenence In supporting people with special needs: if not full training will be given, including access to NVQ Level 2/3. You will have a positiva attitude and the. i . abilrty to work a 24 hour shift system. A driving licence is desirable but not essential. - - .


A range of full/pait time and casual posts are available.'. ' ■ For more informaUon contact our office on 01254 297350


Attemative Futures Group Is an equal opporiunities employer and welcomes £ m u a(^cations from all sections of the community. Chanty No. 1008587.


A new career in care


Anchor, is the largest not-for-profit provider-/: of housing and core for older.people in England.


- Are you looking for a new choHenge? ^ .• > / : - Here at Thornton HiH, ThortomnCroven, we v ^ ore continually increosing our (oalihes to ■ improve our services creating new qsportunities ■ for those with a conng opprooch.';/ v;. t,/:'-r' : 2;


'To find out more about joining our friendly' V team, please coll the recruitment team on / 01274 304 525


. , We currently hove these opportunities:


Care Team. Leader . £7.30ph + benefits III {full time, nights)


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.Care Assistants Up to £6.30ph + benefits r (part time) nights or bank):


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Application fornis and the opportunity to be interviewed will be available on the day.


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current job at our nationwide training centres approved by the Goveinment-ajipointed Awarding Body for the Built Environment and is subsidised. On qualifying start your own energy business, work for other Assessment Pcovideis or be available for potential full or part-time work through our Energy Assessor Panel with earnings o f ' £50 to £1,200 per Assessment.


Ring today for an interview and find out more about a career opportunity in this fast-expanding, new'green' industry..


‘ General Vacancies


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ertiser.co.uk ■ - c i ilh e ro e 4 2 2 3 2 4 (Ed ito^ ^ Engineering


Casual Gleaner (Council Offices)


Merc Engineering UK Ltd manufactures precision components for a ■


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 425161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified)


www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk


. Clitheroe Advertiser &Times , Thursday, Ju ly 9th, 2009_ . 45 diverse range of .industries


including Defence, Aerospace & Motorsport. Our customers demand high standards,.as such we require people who are: capable .‘of. helping ■our;


business grow in the. future.; Merc. is ‘ currently recruiting for the following rolesr.^ .^-.-^ ■ - i;'-:- ■


CNC Miller (day shift) 1 ^ REF:M040S04


Quality Inspector (day shift) Ad m i n/Acco u nts Ass istant


- Annlrcations with CV S covering letters by email to: • I ' . REF: M040805 McEntyre prepares to rally the troops


CLITHEROE Rugby Club return to • training tonight.


. - The club’s pre-season preparations begin in earnest a t 7 p.m. for a 7-15 p.m. start.


jo b d e sc r ip t io n s are av aiiabie upon req u e s t o r c an be found at www.m ercen g.co.uk /n ews . ;


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Hannah Nuttall Tel 01282 694290 /hannah@mefceng.(X).uk -■ i . Merc Engineering UK Ltd, Lower Clough Mill, Pendle StreeL Banowford, Lancs BB9 8PH Closing dale for applications: 10/07/09


■&weekend shifts ■ . •available. Full training r— provided. Excellent rates •


CARERS required evening Public Sector


I o f pay. CRB check • '. essential. Must have ow n ' • phone & car. Contact > •


. Proprietor Mark Morvllle at Heather Lea Homecare . ; Ltd on 01282 868028 . . .


Ghase-ing theprize


Support W orkers


At Walton Lane, Nelson (2 posts) Fixed Salary Scale 1 pt 7 £6.94 p.h.


£2526 p.a. for 7 hours every week £1263 p.a. ; . for7 hours alternate Saturdays


Age Concern Lancashire are seeking to recnrlt two Day


.Service Support Workers, one to work every Saturday lO.SOanvS.OOpm and one to work every other Saturday 9.30am-5.00pm,' however some flexibility el hours would bepreferred.-


The successful candidates will have experience of caring for older people, an empalhetic approach and be able to contribute to day care activities and care planning. .


Due to the nature of the work, an enhanced disdosure


'will be sought from the Criminal Records Bureau prior to eppointmenL


The dosing date for receipt of completed applications Is noon on 21st July 2009 and interviews are planned 28th July 2009.


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For an lnfonnatlon pack and application form, please telephone Age Concern Lancashire on 01257 233200 or email recepUon2@ageconcemlancs.org.uk quoting refnoDCG.


Age Concern Lancaslm is an enual oppwtunities ■ employer and welcomes appTications horn smtabty -


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0161200 65007 and horn suitably qualrdedpeople with disalMies. P R O P E R T Y 2 2 S


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PRODUCTION WORKER


• ; Required for a small but busy manufacturing company in the v Ribble Valley.


Applicants must be reliable & hardworking, and wo rk w e ll within a small te am .- Initially a 3 month contract, may extend to a permanent position if orders continue. Own transport needed due to rural location.


T e l . 0 1 2 5 4 8 2 6 0 0 0 li you ore interested in improving the lives.


■: oi older people,' please come oTong lo our: open dcty. We will be happy to discuss the - . opportunities available ono your skills and. A.. ■ expenence


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RECRUITMENT OPEN DAY Drop in anytime between 11am and 3pm - . on Monday 13 July - at the OAP Centre/14 Frank St, Bamoldswick BB18 5AE >


^ www.onchor.org.uk ■ Improving the lives of older people ../ d r i 1000's of Jobs online jobstoday'


AVON REPS & SALES : LOOKING FOR FLEXIBLE : Leaders. Call Nadine Free PAIITTIIWE WOIUC £60-'. - ‘.on 0800 0112928 or visit ' '


- “ wyvwavon.blz.couk


So'guei?fuM t?m'e“ Iso’ ; available. Tel 0845 1214215


Engineering , For further infomtaOon and to download an; . - - • : ACCESS 6 .SECORf r Y . THORNE


SECURITY SYSTEMS MANAGER


Due to our continued success & expansion a position has arisen fo r an


additional Security Systems Engineer to install, commission, an d maintain CCTV,


Access Control & Intruder alarm systems. • Preference w ill be given to candidates'


w h o already have product knowledge and installation e xp e r ie n c e . .;


‘ Excellent communication and ; . organisational skills are essential.-


A full v alid driving licence is essentia l. We are offering an excellent sa lary


package fo r a motivated and professional ' individual.


. Applications via poster email Thorne Access & Security Ltd, Suite 204,


r Time Technology Park, Blackburn Rd, Y Simonstone, Burnley, Lancs, BB12't t w • I-'


stuart@thorne.uk.com making Lancashire safer. Admin & Secretarial


BROUGHTON PRINTERS LTD Oliver’s Place, Fulwood, Preston PR2 9WT


• . / ' Currently have a vacancy for a n - , Y ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT


T h is part-time junior role will mainly involve providing general administration support to the - HR Officer.


; Suitable candidates should possess good . communication skills and have knqyvledgc of : Y . Microsoft Word & Excel. . . .


. I your CVto:


r . Mrs Julie Hilton, HR Officer, at the above address.


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' application pack please visit our website’'at pwww.lancsfireiBscue.'org.uk.f Alternatively, 'if you do not have Internet access; contact the Recruitinent


qaaliHed people Horn all sections ol the communify Registered Chanty number 504906.


/'•Hioi> investors - k,jJiNiwrns .^www.ageconcernlancsjorg.uk’ , Y-VT' -T",.. - •


p R e taW Firelighters arc professional firelighters lraiiied-:v; by Lancashra Fne arid Rescue'Seivice.|]% are'not..''Y r


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rr based at the fre'statipii M arc tii'staixlby, either at - t ;, 'I |We are prcfiafiathi lo o l^ to recttih nnk


Cthose Irani ethnic rhinority giouM into th‘e Seivide.’


fiTo apply for ihis.demanding,- rewarding and worthwhie/^. Jrtile youlnist be at least 18 years ofage'at the fine of; a i lm e n t physically fit atw able to reach the' Rre.>’ jiSlation within 5 minlte Crora fenre or'woiit The i


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-^succe^l candidale will have an appredahon of v '« . ' <:.wotidng in adisdpTin^, unifiamed enviidninehL'‘^>i‘ i /


v.The citrcing date for applications is 31 July 2009,


sClitheroe Fire,Station#f^K.„.,., i|Sal^£3526.4£7(153'|&™in(siib]rato'il*'^-r'


t Lancashire Rib & Resctie SSvic&ferecnaftig Relaihed|? i Ralightes,' lo


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THE Chase Templeton Bowling Classic will be held a t Whalley Bowling Club on Saturday, July 18th. Entry is £5, payable on


the day, ■with a £100 first prize. Scratch time is 15 min­


utes, and the draw is: 9- 30 a.m. - Mel


Edmondson v J. Wild Snr; 'Ji'^ Wild Jn r v V. O’Donnell; C. Radivoje- vic V C. Rushton; A. Cor- nall V L. Ramell. 10- 15 a.m. - M. Fer­


nandez vR . Isherwood; J. Isherwood v J. Shrigley; J. Allen v E. Pye; J. Chatwin v M. Burtonwood..: 11 a.m. - M. Knowles v


C. Ramell; T. Singleton v B. Riley; L. Tomlinson v I. Tomlinson; A. Baxen- dale V M. McNally. . 11- 45 a.m. : - A.


Dewhurst v I. Berry; K. Wells v R. Hart; C. Hope V H. Shackleton; S. Call V C. Stevenson. ■


New boss required


THE East Lancs League football champions Rim- ington FC are looking for a reserve team manager. The position would


suit somebody who has experience in this league and has th e a b il ity to work with younger play­ ers and helping them develop into first-team members. Anyone ' interested


should contac t either Martin: : Lawson :, on 444697 or Terry Braith- waite on 428190. . : •' Players are reminded


that training is now on Mondays at Roefield and Rimington on , Th u rs ­ days, s ta r tin g a t 6-30 p.m.


SKIPPER: Oliver McEnfyre


,. As with last season,.training will continue on both Tuesdays and' Thursdays, but the major change is th a t .Thursday becomes the main team training night, where attendance is mandatory, while Tuesdays will be for general fitness and contact work. . At the end of last season, Clitheroe


made the decision to move the first team' out of the RFU leagues and into the Miller Homes League (3N) where they have been pitched against teams from Vale of Lune, Bolton, Fylde and Kirkby Lonsdale.


'I So now, both first and second


teams play in the Miller Homes League, and an exciting season is in prospect. . The hope is that with the change


in opponents, and with an opportu­ nity to compete in a much larger league of 14 teams, Clitheroe’s first team will flourish, as has the second XV in recent years. • With this in mind, much effort


has gone into preparing for the forthcoming season, with new firsts captain Oliver McEntyre working hard together with the seconds cap­ tain Simon Rawstron and club coach Iain Harris to develop a chal­ lenging and full schedule of train­ ing, mixed with fun events.


•Another major change is that the


club have set up a senior colts side for the first time in some years. Following interest from a number


of students from CRGS, as well as a continuing desire to play from some of la s t y e a r’s Under 16s group, community rugby coach Martin Powell pushed the idea of growing rugby in this age group to the point where the club have now entered in the North West Senior Colts League where they will be playing teams from Orrell, Vale of Lune and Ashton-under-Lyne. The colts will be training along­


side the senior players to enable them to gain as much as possible in their quest to progress.


New players are always welcome


at the club, and for more details, visit www.clitheroerugby.com or call Bob Wilkinson (07962 099935).


Clitheroe ride their luck


THEY may have left it late, but Clitheroe secured a place in the final of the Ramsbot- tom Cup in spectacular and dramatic style. After being beaten by Padiham the pre­


vious week the -visitors sought revenge - and they did just that in a game that went right down to the wire. After the hosts had set a target of 156,


the Ribble Valley side needed one run with just one ball remaining to seal their place in the final of the competition. And they got it - just. Daniel Turner was


the hero of the hour as his flick only just evaded the diving palms of Padiham pro­ fessional Kashif Siddique who came within inches of securing an impressive catch. And that was the margin between victory and defeat - a matter of inches. The two sides had ended the game on the


same amount of runs but it was Clitheroe who won by virtue having conceded one wicket less. The visitors started well in the bowling stakes and made a significant' breakthrough when Padiham’s usually trusty opening partnership of Siddique and Abdul Siddique (0) was broken up. Ben Dowling was the man that punished


the hosts and then things soon got worse for Padiham when Siddique (14) was forced from the crease thanks to a bowl and catch combination from Joshua Marquet and Neil Bolton respectively. The home side were looking nervy, but a


56-run partnership between Umar Sad- dique (32) and John Bushell (38) changed the face of the game as they stood at 84-3. However, those efforts were soon thwarted as wickets started to fall with ease. ■ Lee Anderson (1) was caught by Peter Dibb from a Jack Dewhurst delivery before Farook Butt made Naveed Ashraf (12) his second victim of the afternoon while


Anthony Hall (5) was punished by Dowl- ■ ing. Steve Meehan (11) was next as he became Jack Dewhurst’s fourth and final victim of the innings before Kamaran Farooq (18) was sent packing and the hosts wereallout. In response, Clitheroe rode their luck but


managed to grab victory from the jaws of defeat with the last throw of the dice. The opening partnership of professional Paul Turner (26) and Farook Butt (1) were bowled out relatively early on and Jack Dewhurst was not far behind after being removed for a duck. Peter Dibb put on 30 when partnering


Dewhurst, Josh McDowell (5) and Matthew Coulter (0) along the way and it could and maybe should have been game over at that point with the'visitors on 79-6. But a strong back end pulled Clitheroe


through thanks to 32 from Neil Bolton, 13 from Paul Caskell, 16 from Ben Dowling and an unbeaten 20 from Daniel Turner. Not even two wickets apiece for Farooq, Saddique, Siddiquo and Ashraf could guide


^ their side to -victory. Clitheroe were jubilant but it was a cruel, cruel blow for Padiham. . Clitheroe will now hope for a repeat per­ formance, maybe ivithout the last minute drama, when they play host to Settle on Saturday. 'Wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m. • Professional Brent Findlay certain­


ly wasn’t going to ‘Settle’ for anything less than a convincing victory as he anni­ hilated a disappointing Clitheroe side at the weekend.


■ The all-rounder was relentless in hand­


ing out the punishment to his opposition throughout the afternoon as he thwarted the batsmen in a six-wicket bowling blitz before snatching an unbeaten 50.


Fitzhenry’s heroics in vain


A STRONG brotherly partnership proved to be the decisive factor as Whalley crashed a t the hands of Padiham. Declan Fitzhenry did his best to


put a dent in proceedings as he ; scooped a staggering six-wicket haul, but not even that could spare his side from a 26-run defeat. Professional Kashif Siddique was


not given the most pleasant of wel­ comes when he was bowled out for a- ’ golden duck which could have rocked


'the home side. Fortunately it didn’t and what fol­


lowed was a fantastic 121-run part­ nership between brothers Abdul (43) and Umar Saddique (62). . - . . : ■


They were both eventually pun-.


ished by Fitzhenry who once again stunner! the home side by taking th e . wickets of Naveed Ashraf (1), John Bushell (0) and Lee Anderson (4) as Padiham were 135-6. But in stepped Kamaran Farooq who stood his ground and refused to:


■ CHATBURN fell to defeat at Barrowford, as John Ormerod claimed a super seven-wicket haul. Barrowford batted first and made


234-6 from their allocated 45 overs.' . ‘ In response, the away side were all


out for 161, despite fine knocks from Steve Bowker (26), Ashley.Bennett. (26) and Rod Booth (32). .


leave the crease as he hit a stubborn half century to really lift the hosts and send them on their way to victo­


ry. -Anthony Hall (2), Steve Meehan


(15) and (jadeer Ahmed (8) sent the hosts to 216 at the end of the innings. , And despite a positive 47-run


opening partnership from Whalley pair Martin Davies and bowling star Fitzhenry, the away side crumbled and failed to put up a fight when chasing a revised target of 173. ■ ; 'Vinit indulkar (11),'Mark Fallon


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(20), Lee Kearsley (14) and Gregory Jones (18) all made worthy contribu­ tions, but it wasn’t enough. ■ :


: Professional Siddique took four ■wickets while Qadeer Ahmed added another three. The away side finished the innings on 147.


■; Whalley will now look for revenge in the Veka Ribblesdale Cricket League when the two sides meet up again on Saturday at Station Roarl, wickets pitched at 1-30 p.m.


. Meanwhile,- Chatburn seconds


continued their recent winning streak with an excellent 41-run -vic­ tory over Cullingworth. : There were useful contributions from Mark Nuremburg (14) and Tony Helm (12). In reply, Culling­ worth had no answer to Ben Threlfall’s excellent 7-19 figures.; .


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READ fell just six runs short of their tar­ get after rain halted play at Cherry Tree’s Preston Old Road ground in the Veka Rib-. blesdale Cricket League. The inclement weather conditions


reduced the away side’s batting innings by 18 overs after they won the toss and decid­ ed to field first. ‘ ,


’ Cherry Tree opened well as Scott Friend stood his ground at the crease. He batted well on his way to a halt century before being caught by Read professional Harvey from a Warren Eastham delivery for 52. His opening partner Joe Bolton (14)


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also struck double figures, but his innings, was brought to a premature close when he


was caught by Eastham from Andrew Rushton’s ball.


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. But professional Broom then came to .


the fore as Read’s chances of victory were scuppered by the day’s first storm courtesy of the pro’s batting prowess.. The skies darkened over the heads of


Read’s outfield as Broom hit balls all over the park, hitting a downpour of bound-


; aries along the way. The batsman was like lightning as he hit 88 before Harvey made the vital breakthrough. , ■ : ...... ; Mark Hadfield (28) and Stephen


Elwood (32 not out) also posted good scores for the home side as they finished the innings on 226-4. .


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■ - However, Read then fell victim to a sec- ond storm; only this time it was the weather that affected play. - The rain hurtled down and caused 18 overs worth of damage, meaning Read’s target was reduced to 159. Nick Marsh failed to make a positive


mark on proceedings as he was caught by. Scott Friend, the first of five catches, from a Waqas Hussain delivery. ‘ Andrew Laycock managed double fig­


ures as he struck 18 before Joe Marshall made a swift 23..


' Professional Harvey (45) then took the . game to Cherry Tree and gave the tie an . exciting close as he fell agonisingly close of


a half-century, and Jack Jones made the target look even more manageable after finishing up on 37. Eastham (15) also made double figures,


but low scores from Peter Howarth (2), and end of innings singles from Rushton (1 not out) and Gareth Halley (3 not out) proved costly as Read missed out on vic­ tory by six runs.


. Read were rewarded with five points for


their efforts. ’ However, they will be given their chance to take revenge on their opponents when the two sides meet again on Saturday at 'Whalley Road, wickets pitched a t 1-30 p.m. ■


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