44 Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, November 19th, 2009 General Vacancies jobsitoday.co.uk General Vacancies


Johnson Matthey is one of the world's leading catalyst companies with strength in process catalysis, environmental catalysis and fuel ceil technologies.


At Johnson Matthey our people are our strength. Going beyond simply providing products and serwces, we develop tailored solutions for challenging


opportunities.


Our In-depth practical knowledge enables us to c^timise the performance of our products in the customers plant by applying a unique blend of process, design and engineering skills. Our dynamic group of manufacturing personnel are the catalysts for your


competitive advantage.


MANUFACTURING TECHNICIANS - Ref: CL_MT_09_2 £29,000 pa


Including shift disturbance and working conditions allowance Plus excellent benefits.


Working on continuous shifts you will ideally have experience of functioning as part of a multi-disdplined team involved in the control, operation and maintenance of a


chemical-manufacturing unit. You will possess the enthusiasm and initiative to work under pressure ensuring deadline are met with minima! supervision. Ideally, you will have


attained or be woridng towards relevant NVQ/CIty &'Guilds qualifications and hold a valid licence to operate a fork-lift truck. You will have excellent communication skills and the 'ability to work with computer controller equipment A trade background is an advantage but not essential.


To apply for any of the above positions, please request an application form via e-mail to: clitheroe.recruItmentQmatthey.com or alternatively by telephone 01200 421608.


Please note that CVs will not be accepted.


Closing date for these positions: Friday 11th December 2009 at 09:00hrs Interviews to take place in January 2010.


For further information about Johnson Matthey please visit www.matthey.com and www.jmcatalysts.com


Strictly no enquiries from agencies or media Johnson Matthey Catalysts Is an Equal Opportunities Employer____________ Public Sector


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County Councilvacancies


* We are conducting a job evaluation exercise and as a result the salary of this post may increase or decrease, or stay the same. ** This post is covered by the Rehabilitation of Offenders (Exemption) Act 1975. If successful, you will be required to apply to the Cnminal Records Bureau for a 'disclosure'.


The following posts are required at Care Services, Mearley Fold Day Centre, Bright Street, Clitheroe, BB7 1NW.


Care assistant/Team leader Ref: 057/wt l /c a /202


Care assistant - weekday duties. You will carry out care assistant duties and will be paid accordingly MW4 - *£6.63 an hour. You will work under supervision, providing personal care and general support to people assessed as needing a comprehensive and flexible care service.


Team leader - weekend duties. You will be responsible for the provision of day services under the direction and support of the day centre manager. You will assist in the development of day services and the ability to supenrise staff. SCP18-25 - *£8.90 to £11.15 an hour.


Week 1 - to work 30 hours. Sunday: 7.5 hours (team leader) Wednesday: 7.5 hours (care assistant) Thursday. 7.5 hours (care assistant) Friday: 7.5 hours (care assistant) -


Week 2 - to work 22.5 hours. Monday: 7.5 hours (care assistant) Tuesday: 7.5 hours (care assistant) Saturday. 7.5 hours (team leader)


Essential: You must have NVQ level 2 in direct care or be committed to studying to achieve this qualification. You must have two years minimum experience of working In a care setting. Informal discussion: Carolyn Stuart on 01200 443507. " Rehabilitation of offenders' statement applies.


Care assistant *£6.62 an hour.


Ref: 057/CA/205


You will work under supervision, providing personal care and general support to people assessed as needing a comprehensive and flexible care service. This position is to cover maternity leave.


Week 1 - to work 13 hours. Week 2 - to work 26 hours.


Essential: You must have an NVQ level 2 in direct care or be committed to studying to achieve this qualification. Infonnai discussion: Sue McGrath on 01200 443507. ** Rehabilitation of offenders’ statement applies.


Apply online for above posts or teiephone 0345 053 0008. Closing date: 4 December 2009.


We are an equal opportunities empfoyer welcoming applications from all sections o f the community. Applications from elhnic minorities are welcome.


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WINNING captains are pictured at the Great Harwood and District Bowling League presentation night, held at Rishton Con Club on Friday.


GLOBE Heys picked up a hat-trick of awards at the presentation night of the Great Harwood and D is ­ trict Bowling League. Held at Rishton Con Club


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Pictured (1-r): John Holmes (Rushton Street A), Peter O'Meara (Burnley Road B), Denise Holt (OakhiU), Frank Corban (Whalley A), and Bill Finn (Globe Heys). (s) However, the duo of Tony


B ow ls And they also added two


on Friday, the team, captained by Bill Finn, strolled to the First Division title ahead of Great Harwood A.


individual awards, as Colin Massey beat Rushton Street A’s Russell Beardsmore to the Presidents’ Silver Salver, while Colin Crompton took the divi­ sional Donald Cowperthwaite Merit Trophy.


Ormerod and skipper Finn were beaten in the final of the Lawrenson Cup Doubles by Burnley Road B pair Graham Wood and John Larder. Burnley Road B also


scooped the Second Division title ahead of Green Park, adding the divisional merit tro­ phy through Wood, but miss­


ing out on the Leonard Whit­ taker Cup after losing in the final to Rushton Street A. Whalley A pipped Gatty


Park to top spot in the Third Division, but the latter had some comfort in lifting the Ted Tomlinson Trophy after Roy Campbell overcame Ossy Con’s Stuart Gall. Jack Palmer (Globe B) and


Ian Berry (Immanuel A) took the respective Third and Fourth Division merit hon­ ours, with Immanuel A just pipped to the Fourth Division title by Oakhill. And Steve Anderton of


Oakhill 'Vets scooped the Harold Blackburn Trophy after victory over Ribblesdale As Eric Wallace.


Waddington go nap in latest victory


Waddington Res' . . . . .5 Bradley Res .................0 WADDINGTON remain on top of the league after a thumping 5-0 win over Bradley. Carrying on from their


recent fine displays the score flattered the visitors as Waddington could and should have scored more. Bradley didn’t trouble the


Soccer


home teams back four and Michael Bank was delighted in keeping the first clean sheet of the campaign so far. Fielding a strong XI, the


Tangys welcomed back Christophe Pinard for his first appearance for the reserves of the season.


The first goal came early a s .


a pinpoint through ball by Avci released Pinard who calmly rounded the keeper and fin­ ished into the empty net. His strike partner Jackson


then scored the second from a good angled header, giving the keeper no chance. Bradleys hopes vanished


with the second goal and just reduced them to long balls that


resulted in a less than enter­ taining game. In the second half after a


great long through ball by right back Hodgkinson found Jackson who finished well, clip­ ping the ball around the advancing keeper. Then a moment of pure


magic which drew gasps from all the players and the fans. After a long clearance by the


away team following a comer, substitute Richard Pells, on the half way line, hit a sublime first-time volley that dipped into the top right corner to surely seal the goal of the sea­ son award. The scoring was complete


when in the last ten minutes the superb James Bawlinson met a pinpoint free-kick with a powerful header..


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PLUMBERS REQUIRED


TRAINEE


Applicants can apply now for full City 6 Guilds plumber and Gas Safe Register (formerly CORGI) training places. No experience necessary but you must be keen, motivated and prepared to work hard learning this new iiletime 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 qualifying you become one of the UK's highest qualified new plumbers. Contribution towards the course is required and training and employment are both subject to interview.


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


ring for an interview. ’ reftBioza 0161 787 3500


www.clltheroeadvertlser.co.uk Catering & Hospitality


HANSONS GARDEN CENTRE are now recruiting for a


CHEF/CATERING MANAGER


for our busy and well established cafe. The applicant should be experienced, friendly, self motivated and icieally will possess some form of catering qualification; We feel that this is art


excellent opportunity for the right candidate to jciiri our friendly garden centre team and help grow the business.


In accordance the salary will be generous and open to negotiation.


Please send CV to Hansons Garden


Centre, Whalley Road, Barrow, Clitheroe BBT 9BA o r telephone 01254 822145


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Please call Kate on 01200 441202 Healthcare & Nursing


Integrated Dental Holdings A re looking to recruit full tim e positions f o r


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Clitheroe Advertiser &Times, Thursday, November 19th, 2009 45 Ward wins Grindleton lose out in thriller Porter


S. WARD took the first Ladies Open Turkey Shoot at Clitheroe Golf Club last week. The Royal Lytham golfer finished with


28 points, two ahead of Mytton Fold’s J. Sanderson. Whalley’s V. Birtwell took third spot on


a three-way card play-off with M. Gooch (Settle) and J. Kay (Mytton Fold), after the trio all carded 25 points. V. Failess of Stonyhurst also has two


two’s, while Mytton Fold’s D. Hammond had one.


Gargrave......................6 Grindleton..................3 A NINE-goal thriller saw Gargrave get revenge on Grindleton for the 3-1 defeat they suffered just one month previously. The hosts could have been


two up within the first ten minutes. However, the deadlock


was broken when a Gargrave free-kick took two wicked deflections before entering the net. Ten minutes later the home side doubled then- lead when a shot from the


Soccer


edge of the box cannoned off Oliver Cross and hit the net via the post. Grindleton started to play


some good football and were unlucky not to get back on level terms with efforts from Chadwick and Driver flying just wide. The second half started •


with Grindleton feeling very confident they could find a way back into the game, but against the run of play the


home team grabbed the cru­ cial next goal when a free- kick was drifted into the box and Richard Orme out-mus­ cled the defence to head into the top-comer. Grindleton decided to go


for broke but were left reel­ ing when another effort from Orme took a cruel bounce and ballooned over the sprawling Mashiter. At 4-0 down, the game


looked over, but the excellent Scott Fielding controlled the ball from a Jackson cross and fired home.


As Grindleton pushed for­


ward they left gaps at the back and Ben Brown exploited this with a first time shot into the comer of the net. Tim ‘Williams then pulled


another back with an outra­ geous shot from the edge of the area and Joe McTier smashed home. However, by this time


Gargrave had made it six with a spectacular overhead kick th a t took another deflection into, the Grindle­ ton net.


Globe Heys .Junior soccer


CLITHEROE WOLVES


Darwen Rangers..........1 Clitheroe Wolves Under 13s Blue........................6 WOLVES came from behind to record a com­ fortable win over Dar­ wen. Star man James Porter


hit a hat-trick, while Nathan Mitchell netted twice including one direct from a comer. Another from Tom


Jackson completed the scoring.


READSTONE UNITED JFC


Readstone United U8s.5 Barnoldswick Town U8s................................I A VERY convincing


performance saw the hosts run out easy win­ ners to keep their unbeat­ en record intact. The goalscorers were


man of the match Harry Burrows (2), Cade Leonard (2) and James Bridge.


Readstone United U9s Blue...............................5 Daneshouse U9s..........I HAT-TRICK hero


Joel Bentley sent the Ribble Valley side well on their way to a fine victo­ ry.


Adam Hollinson and


man-of-the-match Lewis Lorenzo also got on the scoresheet.


Readstone United UlOs Red...............................2 Brier field Celtic U10s..l THE goalscorers were


Max Turner and man of the match Harry Fitz­ patrick.


Readstone United UlOs Blue..............................5 Daneshouse UlOs.........2 VICTORY sent Read­


stone to the top of the table. There was a brace from


Harry Rushton and strikes from Bailey Bow­ den, Bailey Pearson and man-of-the-match John Houston.


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