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Launch of NEW Clitheroe Focused Website


The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times has today launched its very own job site, providing a fantastic new resource for job seekers and businesses in Clitheroe.


Clitheroe JobsToday utilises the best technology from national job website Jobsite and couples this with unique jobs on offers from local businesses.


In total more than 45,000 jobs with be advertised at any one time, ranging from opportunities in the local market to positions further afield across the UK and Ireland.


The new site specialises in jobs being advertised directly by local businesses, rather than through recruitment agencies, so job hunters can make direct contact with companies they


are interested in working for.


The ability to upload your CV, and have it reviewed by employment experts, has also been built into the new site. Companies looking to take on new people can also subscribe to search the site's CV database to find the right candidates.


Announcing the launch of Clitheroe JobsToday, The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times's Editor Roy Prenton said; " Clitheroe JobsToday is a fantastic new resource for job - seekers in


Clitheroe.


"The strong focus on employment opportunities in this area, coupled with a huge database of jobs being advertised around the country, will make it invaluable to anyone seeking their first job or looking to move up the career


ladder.


"What's more, the latest employment stories from this area will also be featured on the site, making it a one-stop-shop for everyone interested in the job market."


Other tools and services on the new site include a jobs by email alert service, full information on local companies and recruitment agencies in the area, and more opportunities to interact with job advertisers and employment specialists.


Companies and agencies looking to advertise on the new site will also be able to expect a far greater response from users than ever before thanks to the site's easy-to-use design and user friendly navigation.


Clitheroe JobsToday is part of a new UK and Ireland wide network of job sites, each linked to the local area's newspaper. In-paper job advertising opportunities, and opportunities to advertise vacancies both in the newspaper and on the new website, are available by calling 01772838088.


Visit the new site by going to www.ditheroejobstoday.co.uk


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★ C L I T H E R O E Hockey Club is staging a half-term hockey camp for junior boys and girls. Anyone


aged


between six and 15 is welcome to attend the course on October 26th, 27th and 28th. Cost is £20 per day, or £50 for all ttaee days. Contact 07512 188916 or email clitheroekockeyclub® kotmail.co.uk for details.


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Pendle A th le t ic .............0 Waddington...................4


WADDINGTON recorded their first points of the campaign with a comprehensive victory. The away team were in front


within five minutes through Hopcroft’s bullet header. Par­ sons increased the advantage when his 30-yard effort bamboo­ zled the keeper.


The locals squandered


chances to add to their lead, including a missed penalty after the break. But with 20 minutes remain­


ing, Ibrahim blasted the ball past the keeper to seal the win. Frost completed the scoring


with the last kick of the game. Waddington are next in action at Skipton Town.


Waddington. Reserves . . 5


Ighten Leigh Reserves. . 1 MAINTAINING the ir rich vein of form, Waddington notched a fifth straight win. Ighten Leigh scored against


the run of play, but after the half-hour mark Waddington were level through Sieczkowski. He scored again, and the third soon followed thanks to Berry’s


thimderous volley. Darnell sealed the win, turn­


ing to hit a first-time shot into the top left hand comer, and the scoring was completed when Parkinson was unselfishly set up to round the keeper and slot in. Waddington Reserves are


looking for new players, especial­ ly any strikers. Contact manag­ er Matt Day (07881518210).


Hutton hammered! Rugby union


TEMPERATURES soared at Littlemoor on Saturday as Clitheroe hammered Hutton. To match the weather, the


rugby played by the men in maroon and gold was scorching at times. Oliver McEntyre’s men were


merciless in attack, resolute in defence and played rugby right


I up until the final whistle as they put their opposition to the sword. As early as the third minute


: Lafranceschina received the I ball at inside centre and jinked I in to score a try and make the i score 7-0 with the conversion. Clitheroe piled on the pres-


l*" sure and as the clock ticked ' i towards 15 minutes it was Peel


^■swho went over after a great .j p issage of interplay between


4 b icks and forwards had bril- 5 I li intly opened up the field for ' ihim. 5 The conversion followed and ® the scoreline moved on to 14-0. I Less than five minutes later


' Hull back Dickinson bust into jjthe line after the forwards


^ , secured ball at the opposition ^ ruck. He glided through the Hut- 55 ton defence to score a try


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★ DOG Inn were unable to build on their winning start to the season as a sec­ ond-half capitulation saw them crash 5-1 to newly-promoted Duke of Wellington at Wilson’s. The Whalley side


early in the second half when substitute Mark Lord finished coolly, but then imploded as they gifted their oppo­ nents four soft goals.


had the better of the first half, but they found themselves a goal down at the interval when a com­ plete breakdown in defensive communi­ cations gifted the Great Harwood side the lead. Dog equalised


which was duly converted and the score ticked on to 21-0. When the first 40 minutes


was up there had was a further try apiece for stand off Peel and full back Dickinson and the conversions were added by Lafranceschina to give Clitheroe a 35-0 half-time lead. Hutton came out firing in


the second half, and in the first 10 minutes they attacked the Clitheroe line. There was some resolute


defence to keep them out, but eventually Hutton were


rewarded for their efforts with a try that was converted to make the score 35-7. Tries followed for Peel (2), Lafranceschina and Dickinson as well as a try to reward the forwards for all their hard work, Rigby managing to touch down after all the hard work was done for him by his forward colleagues. The final score was 66-7 to


the home side. Clitheroe firsts travel to Vale


of Lune on Saturday. Vale lie immediately below


Clitheroe with both teams hav­ ing won one and lost one. Meanwhile, Clitheroe Cava­


liers travelled to Orrell in then- first away game of the season. I t was left to a number of


fledgling players such as Mark Piercy, Matt Bleasdale and Tom Redfeam to set the stan­ dard, with some immense tack­ ling and general all round play. They set the tone which the


majority of the senior players couldn’t match up to. As for the game, Clitheroe were outclassed in all areas by


a strong opposition who were menacing with ball in hand, recycled well at the tackle area and were thorough in defence. The 94-0 scoreline reflects


LINE-UP; Clitheroe’s first team


the mountain which the Cava­ liers had to climb, but did not reflect the team effort which was sustained for periods in the second half. Man-of-the-match was


Mark Piercy. This weekend Clitheroe sec­


onds host Blackpool at Little­ moor. Kick-off is at 3 p.m.


Ackers finds the energy at Clitheroe


AS the Autumn leaves fall and the days become shorter, Clitheroe Golf Club produced a power surge with the annual competition for the Min­ ers Lamp. Steve Ackers found the


energy with eight pars and one birdie in his back nine to generate 40 points and claim the prestigious trophy. Miles Corish scored 23


points on the outward nine, but a blob on the 16th cost him the title as he fell one short of Ack­ ers’ winning score. ■ Four competitors on 38


points were headed by Andrew Fish, who fin­ ished strongly to take third place after a card play-off.


Golf Giles Shaw’s highlight


was a birdie on the 11th in his 38 points total for fourth. The


remarkable


Andrew Heesom, off one, claimed fifth ahead of Barry Thomas with the same score. Garry Byrne got his


reward for 36 points with the best gross. Sunday’s Fourball Sta-


bleford was another lucra­ tive outing for Heesom when he and playing part­ ner Mike Tattersall took the spoils with 44 points. Jeff Crowther and John


Fryer got the better of a card play-off with Dominic and Daniel


Preedy for second place, both couples returning 43 points. The seniors were at it


again last week in the Monthly Sableford, and the handicapper finally caught up with Chris Sims as he took first prize again with 37 points. Brian Stokes took


home more prize money with a steady 34 points for second place, and Douglas Woodburn pipped Richard Walsham for third place after cards, with both scoring 33 points. Eddie McGarry and


Richard Read shared the Twos pot, and Woodbum and Walsham became the last two qualifiers for the forthcoming Advertiser


and Times Trophy Final in October. A Gents’ Open Team


Event at Clitheroe result­ ed in a win for Blackburn Golf Club’s Andy Nor­ man. and playing part­ ners I. Murray, M. Rolfe and M. Craven, taking first prize with 85 points. Clitheroe’s high flyers,


Tony Flanagan, Simon Swindells, Steve Ackers and Alan Henderson took second prize with 82 points, a two-shot margin over third-placed Denis Greenup, David Heesom, Ian Walsh and G. McGuire. Ralph Postlethwaite eagerly awaits the winner of the Clive Wood/Peter Catlow semi-final game to do battle for the Men’s


Singles Knockout Final, and Jeff Crowther beat Jack Simmons in the Dennis Kershaw Putter semi-final for the right to meet Keith Allen in the final. On Thurday, Septem­


ber 24th, Clitheroe Golf Club hosts the Marina Dalglish Charity Golf Day. There will be a shot gun


start at noon, with places available to have a round with a number of sports stars. Spectators welcome. On Sunday, the EWGA


Medal was won by Dorothy Dady (91-15-76) after a card play-off from Nancy Mortimer (103- 27-76), with Edith Child (98-19-79) third.


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Point taken


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Hurst Green............. 1 Rimington................1 A CRAIG Dewhurst penalty midway through the second half earned Green a deserved point. Both teams signalled


their intent with some ferocious tackling in the early exchanges, but it was the home side who had the first chance of the game as Brunskill’s early chip almost caught out keeper Kershaw. Rimington had the


best of a poor first half, and tested Addicott with several decent crosses. The visitors opened the


scoring on the half-hour as a Hurst Green miskick allowed Dinsdale to cross well, and Danny Green stabbed home. Hurst Green started


the second half with a lit­ tle more pace and tried to play some football, but all too often there were passes mis-placed and possession surrendered. They were also to be


denied a spot-kick when Brunskill was released and looked to be hauled back inside the box by the last man. With the home side


edging possession, they were struggling to create clear chances, but they were handed a lifeline with a soft penalty. Dewhurst went down


following a Paul Anthony challenge, and to every­ body’s siuTJrise, the refer­ ee deemed it a penalty. Dewhimst picked him­


self up to drill home and equalise. The visitors responded


well and should have gone 2-1 up, but man-of- the-match Aspinwall cleared a shot off the line to keep the scores level. All in all a point was


probably a fair result, with neither side showing enough real quality to win the game. The draw means Green


still only have the one win to date, and keeps Rimington top of the table. Hurst Green travel to


struggling Borrowdale on Saturday, kick-off 2-15 p.m.


★ THE annual general meeting for the Clitheroe and District Snooker League will be held on Thursday, Sep­ tember 24th a t the Catholic Club in Clitheroe, from 7-30 p.m.


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