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■: 44 : Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, May 14th, 2009 Public Sector


General Vacancies County Council^^


Casual vehicle inspector x2 £19,427 to £23,473 a year. ■


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Th is is a n exc it ing o p p o r tu n i ty to jo in a n established Ref: FS37


Required at Reel Services. One post in Preston, one post in Ciitheroe. The core value of Lancashire County ' Commerdal Group is to competitively provide high' . . • quality operational services \^ich meet the County ^ r Coundt's Corporate Objectives / Commitments and its . approach to 'sustaining excellence'.-. ■ ''


: ■- >•:' You will be required to check, inspect and tepod on a wide


range of passenger vehides being operated on County ' . Council Contracts. You w3 be e x p e r t to establish their . mechanical condition using the V O S A system of inspection.


YouwSaisoberequiiedtocanyoutsatosystemsof passenger transport and assess other journey related risks. Essential; You must have a City and Guilds Vehide Technidans Certificale or equivalenL a full driving .: - , licence, a good woridng knowledge of relevant transport legislation, the ability to write inspection reports, the abifity to communicate effectively with vehicle operators and members of the public and the ability to work............ flexibly and as a team member.- infbtinal discussion: Tel: 0 1772 530593 quoting job - reference number FS37. This post is covered by the Rehabilitation of Oflenders (Exemption) Act 1 9 7 5 . If successful, you will be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a i - 'disclosure'. This is an essential car-user's post set at band 1 199CC. However, we may consider you if you. cannotdrivebecauseofadisability.’.


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Application and further details are available by telephoning 01772 536551 during nornial office hours. Email to lces.transportadmln@lancashlre.gov.uk e V s will not be accepted. Closing date: 29 May 2009.'


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Apply online at: www.lancashire.gov.uk/vacanciGS Admin & Secretarial


Onice Administrator required Chemical Manufacturing C ompan y


Mon-Fri - 25 hours p.w; Possibly leading to Permanent position. Salary £14k pro rata -


Previous experience of working in accounts & sales . administration required. Main duties include


processing customer orders, preparing documentation : for despatch of goods, customer enquiries. liaising with forwarding agents. Book-keeping and accounts skills would also be beneficial for this role.


forward C. V. by fa x or post to: J. Reeves ABC Chemical Company, Deanfield Way, IJnk 59 Business Park, ClUhcroe, Lancashire BB7 IQU.2


Tel:01200 420180 Fax: 01200 426178 . No Agencies please. '


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S C H O O L L IAISON O F F IC ER up to £21,699


T EC H N IC IA N (x2 POSTS) up to £16,587


Join a progressive, professional team of staff that provides essential, high quality support services to ensure our students achieve their academic and personal goals.


Closing date - 12 noon Wednesday 27 May 2009


For more details contact Human Resources on 0 12827113 15 www.burnley.ac uk BUILDING FUTURES CHANGING LIVES


Working at Burnley College gives you a real sense that you are making, a difference to the lives of students. I have been a tth e College for- over three years, initially in the marketing team and nowin the ■ j ..student services team. In my current role I have the opportunity ! - :


. to interact and.work with our students and potenual students i ’ - and can clearly see the positive impact our excellentacademic standards and high quality support have. ' ;


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are a great benefit of working at the College and we have an . s it inclusive culture that makes it a really good place to work.


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The development opportunities and support offered to all staff'.' : .


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Now IS an especially excinng time to be part of Burnley College ' as we will be moving.into our new College over the summer. J J '


Rob Bennett Schools Liaison Officer


LINE OF DUTY: Action from the end-of-scason game


- We are.comm;tied to Equality and Diversity and to selection on merit We welcome ap{}lications from all sections o f society- •


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TWO Ribble Valley ladies successfully completed this year’s London Marathon, raising significant funds for charity. Keen runners Jackie


Crowther, of Barrow, and Faith Lawton of Clitheroe ran the 26.2 mile slog to raise in the region of £1,200 for YMCA. Jackie, a sales represen­ tative tor building firm’


■ Henry Shaw, and Faith, a primary school teacher in Preston, first met via a poster advertising ladies- only running in Clitheroe . on Tuesday evenings. Despite the unseasonal


warm London weather, they completed the course in a time of 4 hours 39


minutes. Jackie is a former CRGS


pupil, and Faith attended Ribblesdale High School and then CRGS Sixth Form. After the race, the duo


could only afford a few days of rest before pressing on with their training regime for the Great Man­ chester Run later this month, and Great North Run in September. , They would like to


thank everyone for their sponsorship. I t ’s not too late to


pledge sponsorship via their website page www.justgiving/faithlaw- to n l . ■


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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


O N E IN C O R R EC T 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.


. QUALIFIED EXPERIENCED FLORIST


'. required. Part time in Clilhcroc.


For more details please call 07891417279


IMPORTANT NOTICE TO


ADVERTISERS Although every


- advertisement is carefuliy checked, occasionaliy ■


mistakes do occur. We therefore ask


The BURNLEY EXPRESS requires a ■


TRAINEE JOURNALIST Have you got a nose for news? .


Do you know the Burnley area? Could you write accurate, informative


and entertaining stories for our newspapers and website www.burnleyexpress.net?


If so, the BURNLEY EXPRESS We are looking for an enthusiastic and


dedicated trainee reporter who is prepared to go that extra mile.


The successful candidate will already have passed NCTJ Part 1 examinations and will be fully trained up to NCE standard during their employment.


Please send CV and covering letter in first instance by Friday, May 29th, to: Margaret Parsons, News Editor,


Burnley Express, • ; Bull Street, Burnley, BB111DP.


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■ . fltsl for tol Infomwiioti Id print and (in-linc East Lancashire Newspapers is an equal opportunities employer. Media, Creative & Publishing:


We ore looking for highly motivated, customer focused and enthusiastic team - players to represent one o f our key clients wilhin the utilities sector.,


Your job will be to focus on customers needs, giving them the right choice of products and services enabling them to moke on informed decision.


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We are looking to recruit a Field Sales Representative to join our Wigan and St Helens Display Advertising Teams. The job is challenging but very rewarding. Selling advertising face-to-face to both new and regular customers on a specific geographic territory you will be promoting the benefits to local businesses of advertising in our award-winning portfolio of local newspapers • and websites.


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You also get to be creative - helping clients to design advertisement campaigns which work is an enjoyable and hugely important part of the job.. What sort of a person are you? You'll be a dynamic, go-getting individual who enjoys the challenge of working in a busy, driven, sales environment. You'd be able to communicate well at all levels - you'll be dealing with lots of different types of businesses. Working to tight deadlines, you'll be a well-organised person able to work on your own


- initiative as well as playing a key role in our team. Our company operates a structured training programme and is keen to develop ambitious individuals.


: Hours are: 9.00am to 530pm Monday to Friday (occasionally some flexibility • may be required). You'll get 25 days' holiday plus statutory Bank Holidays: Starting salary is dependent on experience. A bonus is paid on target achieve­ ment. •


. So, if you're the person to fill our boots r take the first step in our direction by . emailing your CV to: audrey.yearsley@lancspublications.co.uk Closing date for applications: Friday ISth May 2009


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. SCRUM DOWN: Action from thecnd-of-scason game


Curtain comes down on rugby season


THE elub house at Littlemoor was the location for Clitheroe RUFC’s 31st annual dinner. A full room of guests, made up of


local dignitaries, ardent club sup­ porters, current and former players enjoyed a meal and witnessed the annual prize presentation. ■ President Colin Silcock’s intro­


duction was followed by second XV captain Simon Rawstron’s enter­ taining synopsis of the season, where he named Danny Cowgill as the seconds’ player of the season' and Richard Murray as the most'- improved player. Outgoing first XV captain Ben'


Graves awarded the player of the season honour to Paul Callaghan, and most improved player was Greg Birch. The following day saw the annu-. al president’s match, with the first team taking on a side made up of second teamers, former players and theoddringer.


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This year was no exception with the president and his captain.


Simon Rawstron, drawing on a wealth of talent and experience. The firsts kicked-off and got


stuck in right from the start. Only some crafty forward play


and stout defence kept the firsts at bay, however, they continued to dominate territory for the open parts of the game.


•, Flashes'of brilliance from star


winger Kieron Keough and centre Paul Callaghan ensured that the president’s men were continually on the back foot, and eventually the pressure took its toll, with the ball dotted down a few times for excellently-worked tries. That said, veteran Alan Nuttall


combined well with the upcoming second row Danny Cowgill, and together with the sturdy front row of Rawstron, Holmes and Procter, they ensured a tight battle at close quarters and continually disrupted the firsts’ game plan of moving the ball wide at every chance. - As the rain subsided, the firsts began to stretch their lead, but not


before the president’s side scored themselves. Among the scorers were Keough


(2), Callaghan (3), O’Conner (1) and- full back and kicker Lafraricschina, who once again was named man-of-the-match on behalf of the president. After the match, Oliver McEn-


tyre was named new first team captain, taking over from Graves, who steps do\vn after three years. lain Harris has announced his


intention to continue coaching at Clitheroe RUFC for the near future, and the club will aim to make the most of his sustained efforts to develop rugby in Clitheroe by getting people down to training throughout the summer and pre-season, so that come August the Maroon and Golds hit the ground running. Check the website out for details


of training and upcoming events, or call Bob Wilkinson (07962 099935).


• business w i th g re a t p o te n t ia l fo r g ro w th w i th in a fr ie n d ly state o f th e a r t n e w sa lon lo ca te d in a superb ■ tra d in g p osition ^


O n l y experienced H a i r Stylists w i th a desire to succeed a n d pro sp e r w i l l b e considered. W e h a ve an excellent re p u ta t io n w i th in th e area and is reciprocal. ■ V .


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Duo’s big golf date?


TWO Ribble Valley golfers are hoping to have done enough to win through to a prestigious national final Whalley golfer Andy


Wray and Mytton Fold’s Phil Ryan have won their club’s qualifying rounds for the English Golf Union’s Gold Medal event. And they are now hop­


ing to be named among Lancashire’s representa­ tives for the Gold Medal when it is contested at the National Golf'Centre, Woodhall Spa, in Septem­ ber.


Wray carded an incredi­


ble 72-1-71 to beat off the worst of the weather and win the ECU Gold Medal at Long Leese Barn on Saturday. But he needed a card


play-off to edge out Gary Bradley (82-11-71). Prizes in Division Two


went to Howard Walmsley (88-16-72) and Bruce Craig (87-13-74) and John Farnsworth (96-23-73) and D. Westwood (100-24-76) were the pick of Division Three. Ryan returned 96-28-68


and now hopes that his five-under scratch score at Mytton Fold mil take him through. ;


• Runner up Matt Walsh finished just one shot behind with a 89-17-72, beating club president David Hargreaves (90-17- 73) into third place. Division One winner


was Dave Bolton (85-12- 73) with Mike Kelby tak­ ing Division Two with a score of 91-17-74. Barbara Thornton and


Tracy Bentley won th e ’ Fourball Betterball Stable- ford and Ping Qualifier at Clitheroe GC on Thurs­ day. The pair scored 40


points to win by five from Maureen Micklewright and Elizabeth Narayana, who vvere runners-up by a point from Helen Cook and Kris Baldwin. Joining Thornton and


Bentley as Ping qualifiers were Pat Murray and Pat Brennan mth 27 points. In Thursday’s Long-


worth Cup second qualify­ ing competition at Whal­ ley, Joyce Andrew took first place with a score of 93-19-74. Second was Bridget


Rees (102-26-76) and, after a three-way card play-off, Ann Pollard (98- 21-77) took third place. On Sunday the ladies


played in a BWGA Medal competition. Kim Andrew won with a


score of 73+1-74. Carrie James (97-23-74) took sec­ ond place and Vivien Birtwell (98-22-76) fin­ ished third. The Mytton Fold ladies


team of Maureen Board, Marian Gradwell and Linda Clegg, took second place overall at ■ Rossendale’s Open Day.


Doubles draw


.THE; draw: for; the Peter Lambert Open Doubles at Sabden Bowling Club, on Sat­ urday and Sunday, has been made. .Competitors, are


reminded, that they' should report at the time shown.


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; The scratch time is 15 minutes and there is no practice allowed on the day. ' ' , DRAW


; ' 9-30 a.m.: D. Beesley. and B. Thorpe v.M. Fryer and G. Radivo- jevic; J. Beesley and A; Barrett v P. Brett and P. Sutcliffe: C. Wilkin­ son and partner v R. and J. Isherwood; P. Holt and partner V B. Lomas and D. Frear- son.


' - 10-30 a.m.: E. and A.


Wallace v J. Palmer and M. Griffiths; T. Connell and A. Parfitt V L. Tomlinson and A. Corban; S. Gall and partner V B: Yerkess andjM. Burns; J. and M. Boocock v; G; and J. Moore. < , •


i 1 p.m.: J. Robinson" and D.’ Sullivan ,v. C. Snape and B. Hincks; B. Wright and P. Ship- ston V C;; Rammell and M. Beardmore; C. Sutcliffe and J. Maher V G. Hope and .T. Sin­ gleton; J. and J. Wild v G. and S. Wood.


' 2 p.m.: A» Gornall and - partner V Di and B.': Thomas; J. Boyle; and p . Parsons v:B. Williams and partner; S. and J. Robinson v M. Edmondson and'A.' Dewhurst; ' M. Pounder and R.; Car- rowdice v G. Stevenajn and partner. ' ’


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