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52__Clitfieroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, May 21st, 2009 General Vacancies


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SALARY: £13,062 - £13,512 pro rata • 1st June 2009 5pm - 7.4Spm • 3rd June 2009 5pm - 7.45pm Keirby Park Hotel, Keirby Walk, Burnley, B11 2DH,Tel: 01282 427611


We are recruiting staff fo vrark within dedicated staff teams to support people with Learning Disabilities within their own homes. You wiii provide individualised support in a positive, non- judgemental and creative way that enables service users to have control of and make informed choicesaboutttielrdailylives. ’ .V- . • ,


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You rnay already have expenence In supporting people with special needs; if not'fuli training will be given, including access to NVQ Level 2/3. You will have a positive altitude and the ability to work a 24 hour shilt system. A driving licence is desirable but not essential.


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Due to expansion one of Burnley's longest established Beauty Salons


Require experienced quaiity * i ; ; HAIRSTYLISTS


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This is an exciting opportunity to join an established business with great potential for growth within a


friendly state of the art new salon located in a superb trading position


Only experienced Hair Stylists with a desire to succeed and prosper will be considered. We have an excellent reputation within the area and as reciprocal business will be generated the importance of quality is paramount.


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Lancashire County Engineering Services provides a wide range of civil engineering, highway, environmental and Iransport contract services in a competitive and commerctal enviranmenl. We employ over 1000 people and have a gross turnover of over 50 million pounds a year.


Chargehand ■ highways maintenance / traffic management x4 Ref: c h h w t m o


£351.76 a week.


K/l^^^Lancashirc Publications Ltd


I - opp'ortuffltiesff) f-.f 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. '


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. Selling advertising face-to-face to both new and regular customers on a specific geo'graphic 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'll 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 5.30pm 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 achievement.' So, if you're the person to fill our boots - take the first step.-in'our direction by. emailing your CV to: audrey.yearsley@lancspublications.co.uk ■ Closing date for applications: Friday 29th May 2009 '


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1.00pm - 8 .30pm - 2.30pm - 7.30pm


I f yo u are e nthusiastic, have good communicat ion s k i l ls and enjoy b e in g around an im a ls and want to jo in a f r ie n d ly team then we h ave an opening


fo r you. C om p e t it iv e sa la ry and B e n e f its offered. P le a se c a l l 012 82 4 23 64 0 f o r fu r th e r d c lu l ls .


ANOTHER disappointing batting display saw Chat­ burn lose by seven wickets at Bingley Congregationals on Saturday. Bingley won the toss and decided to field, and they


bowled the locals out for 86 inside 34 overs. Opener Mark Braithwaite (17), M. Holmes (11),


Ashley Bennett (18) and David Musson (13) were the only batsmen to make double figures. In reply, Bingley took only 19.5 overs to knock off


the target, with just three wickets lost. Andrew Booth, John Lockley and Musson took a


wicket apiece. • . Chatburn seconds won their first game, beating


Haworth by 48 runs. The locals batted first and scored 148. John Moore top-scored with 60, and there were use­


ful contributions from Mark Neremburg (37), Steve Tandy (14) and James Price (12). Haworth were bowled out for 100, with Paul


Shorrock (2-22) and Robin Kennerly (2-5) the pick of the bowlers.


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37 hours a week plus overtime at Engineering Services, LCES Area East, Riddings Lane, Whalley BB7 9RW. You will have experience in general highways maintenance including experience of high speed traffic management with an appreciation o f health and safety legislation. You will have the ability to communicate at all levels and possess the ability to lead read workers in daily duties. Overtime opportunities may be available, therefore flexibility of inrlividuals would be required. Essential: You must have a full driving licence and experience in at least four of the following: high speed Iraliic management; erection of signs over 20 square mefres; drain laying; trench limbering, manholes, calchpils, consfnjction; jointing pipes and making connections to pipes, shuttering, steel fixing, scaffolding, concreting - (reinforced), laying bituminous materials, kerb laying, fencing, walling (dry stones).


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We are looking for a qualified counsellor with experience of working with young people and o f ,


providing support and supervision to other counsellors You must also demonstrate the skills, experience and


- enthusiasm to develop and manage a new project.' Closing date 12 Ju n e 2009 Interviews 19lh J u n e 2 009 i


Large S.A.E to: Centre Manager. N.E. Lancs Brook,64 ; Bank Parade, Burnley BB11 ITS,


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Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Adveftising)iBumley 01282 422331 (Classified! Catering & Hospitality


Iciitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 01282 426161 (Advertising), Burnley 01282 422331 (Classified) Stocks Hall Care Homes Ltd. ANDREW


SMITH HOUSE Nursing & Residential Home, Nelson is looking to recruit:


CARE ASSISTANTS


To work night duties 4 nights a week on a rota basis (2 p o s ts available) To work in our 60 bedded home.


These are full time positions requiring some flexibility. Experience essential. ■ NVQ Level 2 or above. ~ , Employment subject to CR B check.


Come and join a company who M a k e training a priority and work with a highly motivated & f rien d ly' team.


■ ,.. Tel. Manager Ms. Janine Kelly on


01282 613585 to make an appoiritment or Email. • ’ aninekelly@stockshall-care.co.uk


Catering Manager required


To work in a new and exciting commercial coffee shop in the Burnley area.


The business is currently under development and will require the successful candidate to be closely involved in its setup and launch It is expected that in excess of 500 customers per day-will visit the 200 cover, coffee shop on a 7 days a week basis. The candidate will need to have previous experience of a similar outlet and will need to show strong business acumen. Hc/shc - will have ultimate . responsibility for safeguarding the financial success of the cofTcc shop and maintaining the reputation of the business. The'catering manager will have a 'hands on' role and will be. Involved in thc^ day-lo^day running of the operation-delivering high-quality food, drink and excellent customer service, arc prime concerns. The role also includes initiating regular promotional opportunities and ofiers. In return a competitive .salary in the range of £18,000 - £22,000 per annum (depending on experience) will be offered.


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For a full job description plea.se email ros@purplccatcring.co.uk


Please apply uilh full CV to the email addrc5.s a>M»e or by post to; Ihirpic Catering U d , Old Post Office, West Vie«| Grindicton, Clilhcroc, lan e s HB7 •IRIt


• ; Closing dale for applications 30ih May 2009 Th e Con is ton Hotel (g B355^3Eu. MOtCLAnC C AfRC C


Full Time - Deputy Practice Manager


A g e n d a fo r C h an g e T e rm s an d c o n d it io n s a p p ly - In dica tive o f B an d 5


This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with


experience and enthusiasm to Join a great team. the ideal candidate will have knowledge of the


workings o f general practice, be computer literate, have good qualifications and experience o f ■


supervising staff. They will have an outgoing and friendly personality and be able to cop e when ■ working under pressure.


. Are you enthusiastic?


Do you want to be part o f a suc cessful friendly team?


■ Have you got a great s en se o f humour? If so you could be the person we are looking for. For more information and application form please contact:


• The Practice Manager


Pendleside Medical Practice The Health Centre Clitheroe B B 7 2 JG Tel: 01200 413600


Or e-mail linda.underwood@nhs.net


Application Form and J o b Specification also available at www.pendleside.net


Closing date Tuesday 16th June 2009 Interviews to be held on T uesd ay 23rd Ju n e 2009


Head Ghef Required at


The Bay Horse Inn - Roughlee Full time position


5 weeks paid holiday / year


Salary by negotiation and dependant on track record and experience. Excellent opportunity for right candidate.


In the first instance send your CV to: Miss K Bache


C/o The Bay Horse Inn


Blacko Bar Road.'RoughIce BB9 6NP Or email whitehiillhntfil@aol.com


Admin & Secretarial


Food & Beverage Assistants On a day-to-day level you’ll be helping with the efficient running of the Restaurant /Wedding/ Conference facilities, ensuring consistently high standards of service are delivered


* The role Is hands on, varied, demanding and satisfying


offering the opportunity to learn many aspects of the Hotel


Full and part time positions available - In return we can offer an excellent salary dependant on experience.


Please send CV and covering letter to Lou ise B o lto n


The C on is ton H o te l, C o n is to n Cold, S k ip to n BD23 4 E A


Tel: 01756 748080 Fax: 01756 749487 E-mail: lou ise@ th e con is ton h o te l.com w w w .th e co n l5 to n h o te l.com


a www.clitheroeadvertiser.co.uk Clitheroe Advertiser 8tTimes, Thursday, May 21st, 2009 53


I Dibb inspires first victory R


APTAIN Peter Dibb inspired Clitheroe'to their first league win of


the season with a superb unbeaten 91.- the highest indi­ vidual knock of the day. Taking on Cherry Tree at


Chatburn Road, the locals made 180-7, with Dibb the mainstay of the innings. And the Blackburn side were


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dismissed for just 122 in reply, with the wickets shared. Clitheroe’s day started


inauspiciously, with John Green bowled by Daniel Lord for five, and professional Paul Turner could only score a sin- gle before being skittled by Robert Ince. However, opener Neil Bolton is and Dibb set about rebuilding


i the innings, before the former i skipper became Lord’s second victim for 18, including one sbc.


4vl Dibb struggled to find sup- port, losing Josh McDowell (7)


>^and Andrew Pearce (2), but Mark Preston proved a valu- able foil. He made 25 to help up the


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total, before Andreas Sudnik had his caught by professional Darren Broom. Sudnik then bowled Dan


Glover (2), and Dibb ran out of overs as he chased his century, the innings closing on 180-'7, with Tree conceding 28 in extras. In reply, Clitheroe got about


the visitors from the off, and Lvickets fell at regular intervals. Five bowlers claimed wick­


ets, with three run outs sealing Tree’s fate. Jack Houldsworth sent


opener Scott Friend back with­ out scoring, caught behind by McDowell, and his partner Nigel Robbins was trapped in front for just nine. Professional Broom tried to


steady things, but both Joe Bolton and Mark Friend failed to score.


Jon Baldwin backed up the


pro, but when Broom was bowled by Ben Dowling for 27, the writing was on the wall. Baldwin finished unbeaten


on 41, but ran out of partners as Clitheroe celebrated their first success. On Saturday they will look


to back that up at Read, before entertmning Blackburn North­ ern on Sunday, wickets pitched 1-30 p.m.’ 'HALLEY slumped to the bottom of the league after being on


the receiving end of Barnoldswick’s first win of the season. The visitors earned a 42-run


victory, thanks to a fine all­ round display from Pakistani professional Ijaz Ahmed junior. Ahmed top-scored with 31 as


Bamoldswick finished on 142- 9 in their rain-affected 43 overs, before taking five wick­ ets as the locals were rolled over for 100 with just over two overs in hand. Whalley skipper Richard


Palmer won the toss and inserted the locals, and Liam Bedford and Jamie Oldfield gave Barlick a solid founda­ tion, sharing 32 for the first wicket. The partnership was ended


when Oldfield (13) was stumped by James Galling off Declan Fitzhenry, but Bedford and Ahmed moved to 50 before the former was out for 19, caught by Stephen Booth off home pro Vinit Indulkar. Ahmed and Matthew Nut­


ter produced the best stand of the day, putting on 43 as they closed in on three figures, but the pro, after a patient knock, was caught by Gregory Jones off Fitzhenry for 31, off 59 balls. Indulkar and Fitzhenry


made inroads into the Barnoldswick innings, as Luke


Hodgson (12) and Paul Beech (7) fell, before Nutter was run out by Indulkar after a 35-ball' 31, including two fours and a six.


^ ^ ^ ^ ^ The innings closed on 142-9,


with Indulkar the pick of the bowlers with 4-38 off 10 overs, while Fitzhenry recorded 3-68. Crucially, Bamoldswick saw


off Indulkar early in Whalley’s reply, Ahmed inducing a catch, taken by Nutter, for just eight at 15. For the addition of one more


run. Palmer was out Ibw to Zahid Iqbal. Lee Kearsley and Martin


Davies took the score to 40 before the in-form Kearsley was adjudged out leg before to Iqbal for 18. ■ Ahmed claimed four more


wickets, while George Braith- waite removed Davies, the fifth man out for 24 at 61, and it became a case of whether Barnoldswick could claim the bonus points. That they did, as Ahmed


finished with 5-38 from his 20 overs, while Iqbal claimed 3- 21.


On Saturday, Whalley are at


Edenfield, before entertaining Oswaldtwistle Immanuel on Sunday, wickets pitched at 1- 30 p.m.


EAD missed out on the chance of going top of The Veka Ribblesdale


League when they were beaten by 27 runs by new leaders Bax- enden on Saturday. In a game reduced to 39


overs a side by the weather, Read suffered at the hands of Ian Austin. But they then got back into


the game and gave themselves a chance of going top of the table. Baxenden batted first and


lost openers Galium Wadding- ton (17) and professional Babar Naeem (28) to catches


behind the wicket by Kyle O’Connor, off Warren East- ham and professional Jon Har­ vey respectively. That only paved the way for


Austin to come in and help himself to 72, including two sixes and 10 boundaries, before being bowled by Harvey for 72. Eastham then accounted for


Mark Rishton (0) and Lewis McIntosh (21), before former Lowerhouse man Simon Payne was run out for 14 in a late- innings chase for more runs. Harvey stepped in to remove


Gary Sudworth (0) and David Crenshaw (9), and David Tay­ lor was run out for one as Bax- enden’s innings closed at 169-9. Harvey finished with 4-55


from 20 overs, and Eastham’s reward was 3-70 from 12. Read were in trouble early in


their reply as openers Nick Marsh and Michael Whalley went cheaply. Harvey started a revival


with 22, 18 in boundaries, before being bowled by Austin. O’Connor (9) and top scorer


Chris Holt (30) kept the runs flowing. And following the departure


of Joe Marshall and Andrew Turner, who both scored two, Andrew Rushton and Eastham stepped up the pace in a bid to steer Read to victory. Rushton scored 26 and East­


ham 20 as both hit two sixes, but when they were out, the game was up for Read. Read were eventually all out


for 142, with just under four overs of their reply remaining. The result leaves them 10


points behind Baxenden, tied in second spot with former leaders Earby. Read s ta r t their double-


header weekend by entertain­ ing Clitheroe on Saturday, before making the short trip to Padiham on Sunday.


IBBLESDALE Wan­ derers were crushed by 110 runs by Padiham.


Kashif Siddique’s century


helped steer the Arbories side to fourth place in the table after fivegames. The Padiham professional


plundered eight sbees and eight fours on his way to 101, before being caught by Martin Peel off the bowling of Gary Hunt. He received valuable early


support from Abdul Saddique, who helped himself to 43 in a match reduced to 30 overs per side by the weather. Saddique eventually depart­


ed, bowl^ by Ian Britcliffe, but then his brother Umar took up the challenge with an unbeaten 39.


Skipper Anthony Hall fin­


ished unbeaten on 10 as the Padiham innings closed on 196- 2.


Siddique the batsman then became Siddique the bowler as Ribblesdale were skittled for just 86 inside 29 overs. Wickets fell at regular inter­


vals as the professional went on to take 6-38 off 14.4 overs. He claimed the top two of


John Rain (2) and Alistair Marsh (13), before going on to add the scalps of Craig Hall (3), Hunt (0), Mick Clarkson (1) and last-man Marcus Pratt (1). But it was anything other


than a one-man show, as Naveed Ashraf also finished with 4-39 from his 14 overs as the two bowled unchanged. He started by removing top-


scorer Robert Lloyd, caught by Lee Anderson for 27. And then Ashraf went on to


add the wickets of Peel (9), Henry Kay (17) and Barry Spencer (0). Wanderers have a double-


header weekend ahead of them. as they entertain Settle on Sat­ urday before^ travelling to Earby on Sunday.


Chatburn slip Cobras start season in style


to seven-wicket away defeat


CLITHEROE Cobras Under 11s A got the league season off to a winning start at home to Oswaldtwistle. The visitors won the


toss and elected to bat, and George Young took two early wickets for the Chatbum Road side that put Ossie on the back foot. They never really


recovered, and despite only one further wicket falling to Josh “Monty" Bristol, the rest of the Clitheroe bowlers were very accurate, and gave nothing away. The Hyn- dburn side finished the innings with a net score of 15. ■ The Cobras made light


work of the run chase. Jack Burton set about


the Ossie bowling, hit­ ting 24, ably supported by George Oliver. Matt Driver and


Monty continued the good work, taking the score to 68 after eight overs. Young backed up his


bowling prowess, scoring 18 in a partnership of 31 with debutant Danny Sumner. At the end, Charlie


Dewhurst and George Houldsworth saw the Cobras home to a con­ vincing 103-run win. The team backed up


that league win by coast­ ing to victory in their cup semi-final against Baxenden. Cobras won the toss


and elected to bowl, and Baxenden got off to a


steady start, making 10 off the first two overs. But as soon as Driver


and Bristol took the ball, things changed. Driver taking 2-1 in his three overs, and Bristol taking 3-2 off the same. Clitheroes bowling and


fielding was superb throughout and they fin­ ished with 6 Baxenden scalps and the visitors only managing 29 runs. Clitheroe’s reply start­


ed well, and all the lads contributed. Bristol top scored with 21, including a four and two sixes, with Houldsworth and Young also hitting double fig­ ures. Clitheroe made 75 in


their innings, outclassing Baxenden in every department.


Meanwhile, Clitheroe


Cobras Girls began their season with an impres­ sive victory over the Cobras Under 9s Boys. Batting first, the boys


managed a score of 135, with runs from the bat at a premium, and extras, contributing heavily in the blustery conditions. In reply, the girls, bat­


ting cautiously, inched closer to the winning line, with the game in the balance until the final ball as they held their nerve to win. Any girls interested in


learning how to play cricket are welcome to attend the Cobras Girls’ training sessions a t Clitheroe CC every Thursday, between 6 and 7 p.m.


Bowls draws


THE first of two Honda Jazz Classic mixed doubles bowls competitions, sp'on- sored'jby Greenacre Honda, is held at Ribri blesdale Wanderers on Sunday. E v e ry o n e is wel­ come, and the draw is ; ;


i -'9-30 a.m.: H. and C.. Warren V 'I ; ’and K .’ ThomIinson;’D. Niven: and M. Cavaghan'vjM.' and L. Burns; M. Fryer- and G. Dixon V D. and G.: Howarth; K; Blenkley and H. Seward V B. and; T. Williams.' 10-30 a.m.: D. Exton


and partner. v D. and C. Anderton; B. Drover and H. Hodder V C; and Rt. Dawson:


i M. and S.:Edmondson! V J.^Chatwin an d . M.; Wright; L.'and C. Bleak- ley V M. and D. Hales.


, ■ 11-30 a.m;: S. Gall and; partner vB.' Tomlinson and J. Davies; J. Slyne and D. Pickering v B. Phillips and L. Smith; E.. Wallace and partner v G. Rushton and P. Harg­ reaves; B. SLinger and partner v P,. Fisher and D. Ogden., iTMO p.m.: M. Water-


house and B.: Ashworth v L.- Beck and S. Worden; V. O’Donnell and I. Pye v A. Dewhurst - and L. Tomlinsonl P. McGurr and M. Beardmoor v P. Pedder and P. Holt; F. and S. Roberts v A. and G. Forster.


THE Arthur Ormerod Rose.Bowl Doubles competition .will be held at Free Gardeners


■Bowling Club, Rish­ ton, on Saturday. v?i Competitors : are! requested to report at the times shown below.;


. The scratch time is! 15 minutes and.no practice is allowed. ’ .j 9-30 a.m;: J. Norris;


and >G;. Roberts v,“M."; Beardmore ‘' and ^ C. Ramelll; D. Simmonds and D. Pilkington v. B. Yerkess and J.'Chatwin;: L. Nuttall and partner v' J. Slynn and D. Pickerr; ing;;: J . ’-Holtt; and.- C; Massey v J. Coe and D.5 Rose;; S.. Gall an d : S.) Edmondson v'M. Opie’ and partner. ; i 10-15 a.m.: J. Taylor and C; Wilson v M. P^ er and G Radivojevic; D; Anderton and R. Camp-; bell v.C. Snape and M.! Rimmer; R.Coulson'and: partner v L. Calvert and P. Haworth; M : Yerkess and M Burns v‘ D.-and B. Thomas; A. Woodburn and E. Jones v: C. E. Anderton and part­ ner.


' .1 1 a.m.: A., and. S.;


Dowber v T. Sheard and partner; J. Eborall and T. Ormerod v G. Stephenson and R; Hope; G. and St- Wood and K. Wells and D. Lord; R. Jarzembski and B. Ashworth v G. Leonard and K. Chan-! nell; A. Cornall and K. Harrison v M. Edmond­ son and A. Dewhurst.


C O M P U T E R S ; - SUPPORTING THE CLARETS!A!-MTHE WAY TQ THE PREMIERSHIP


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