'C r - . 52 ClUheroe Advertiser &Tlme8,Thuredayi October 28| 2010 \ www.cllthoroeadvertlser.co.uk www.ciitheroeadvertIser.co.uk Clitheroe Adve rtise r & T im e s ,T h u rsd a y , O ctob er 26,2010 53


www.lancashirejobstoday.co:uk II ■ ; ■ i s a c Sue Perry


What qualifications do you need? You need to be a qualified nurse, which is


■ achieved by completing a degree or diploma course. You then have to gain substantial experience in immunisation.


Any other requirements, such as health, fitness or age? You need to ‘ have good knowledge of immunisation and vaccines. You have to continuaily train and learn to keep up with changes to vaccines and provide expert advice to patients and health professionals.


. How long does it take to qualify for the role? Following a three year university . course a period of clinical practice would be expected. This can vary depending on the person and type of experience ■ gained. Typically, a period in clinical •. practice would be a good route into becoming a specialist nurse.. ■


What sort of salary and package can : you expect? A newly qualified nurse can


Engineering l ^ | t o l | E U


Due to continued business development Weston EU Ltd has the following opportunities at our facility in Earby. You will be working in a fast paced production environment, working : to high quality standards manufacturing components for the aerospace industry. :


Skilled CNC Machinists -- . . r


Semi - Skilled CNC Machinists Positions available on: ; • - -


(Alternating 6-2,2-10 Shifts & Permanent Nights)


Our aim is to meet our Customers requirements to the highest standards of engineering quality. We are at the forefront of precision engineering technology and you will be working on up-to-date, newly invested machinery.


Successful candidates will have the necessary experience to operate CNC forming machinerymanufacturingaeroengineparts:-


• Set new and repeat work •Run new and repeat work


• Maintain and enhance exisbng processes ■ Understand customer requirements - drawings, IPCls.


You will deliver the above whilst achieving internal perfomiance targets.


You will be pro-active in idenbfying potential producUon blockers and have due diligence’ in 5s, Healths Safety and TPM. -


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To apply please forward completed Applicafion fbmi, CV and Covering Letter to Julie Beckett, Human Resources Manager, VtetonEU Ltd, Stab’onRd,


Rjulridge Lancs BBS 7LE Applicab’on form available on www.westoneu.com or 01282 853993 Closing date: RidaySIh November 2010 ■


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CE Primary School Blacko Bar Road, Roughlee, Nelson BB9 6N X .;


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Welfare assistant £12,145 to £12,489 a year, pro rata. ' Ref: 135341


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6.25 hours a week, required as soon as possible alter 12 November 2010 to work during term-b'me. You will work from 12 noon to 1.15pm, Monday to Friday, to cover lunchb'me supervision of children aged 4 to 11 . years working alongside an existing welfare assistant. The post you are applying for is covered by the -. - Rehabilitation of Offenders (Excepfions) Act 1975. If ; successful you will be required to apply to the Criminal Records Bureau for a'disclosure'.


Application forms: Telephone 01772 536332,24 h r , answcrphone ore-mail: hr.recruitment@lancashlre.gov.uk. Please return - - application forms to the school."' - Closing date; 12 November 2010.


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We are an equal cppotnSes employerwe^^ appBal)ons6Dmaasecfcnsrf8iecaiimunity.' - .


AppOcatxxisfiemethnicfiiinont)esare\vel(MTO . You must be committed to equality and diversity in the


wor)iptace.\^b are cormiitted to protecting and praiioting


93% of people who read the jobs section in their local paper .rated it as ■ very/fairly good


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A hard working, dedicated teacher, to join an outstanding department. G C S E A*-C; English; '■ Language: 80%: Literature 94%. We are highly ; - innovative and committed to active learning. '


The school is committed to the care, wellbeing and safeguarding of its pupils and employees. A ll ; , - appointments made subject to C R B checks.


For all details see; . -


www.ribblesdale.org/teacherofenglish Closing Date: 12 noon Friday 5th November


Teacher of English OR English/Media For maternity leave December 2010 to July 2011


expect £21,176. A specialist should start on £25,472, but may be more depending on experience. You would be eligible to join the NHS pension scheme.


What sort of personal skills make someone best suited to a career? ; Immunisation saves lives and a • ;• detemnination to make sure it is available for all is an Important quality.


- This can sometimes be frustrating, butbeingmotivatedisessentiai; Sometimes this means breaking out of usual ways of working and thinking. • You need to be approachabie, non-. threatening and able to discuss and offer vaccination to people from all walks of life.


What sort of career prospects and structure is there? Nurses in specialist


. roles often manage other nurses. They > have high levels of clinical expertise - and good communication skills. There are many opportunities to use these


Public Sector


transferable skills to move forward in' careers such as nurse management, . research or nurse consuitancy.' ^


What kind of job satisfaction can you - expect from a career? Job satisfaction ■ is the best part. A big part is immunising ^ children or young people who have not- ■ been immunised at the usual time, -; ; ; for whatever reason. This can involve working with the travelling community," ' youth offenders and teenagers in care. It is a great sense of achievement and pride knowingyou have given them protection from infectious diseases, v - ■


In 50 words sell your profession? Immunisation is the second most ■


. effective way to protect against infectious diseases (oniy beaten . by clean water). Do you want to be instrumental in ensuring babies, : : . - children, young people and adults get immunised? You can make a difference to people's lives.


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enter league


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AS part of the exciting plans ahead at Roefield Leisure, the centre .will be continuing run .its successful 5-a-side football: league,' wliich oper-;


; ates on a Sunday morning. The £lmillion. .refurbish­


ment is due.for completion in December, and .what, better way to enjoy the new facilities


• than becoming involved in the most popular and competitive 5-a-side league in,the Ribble Valley. '


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season is now.'open, and any­ body, wishing ■


can contacts the .centre on 01200442188,- visit ;\vww.roe- field.co.uk, or email ben(® roefield.co.uk for." further information.'-'’.' :■ kp'


SNOOKER SAVING LIVES: Sue Perry works for NHS Central Lancashire Education/Teaching WESTHOLME SCHOOL


WESTHOIME ' (Independent School w ith 1000 ,


f aged 2-18 on roll)


; Required for Boys'-Junior School : ' (pupils aged 7 -11 years)


SCHOOL SECRETARY 9.00 am • 5.30 pm M o nda y to Friday in term time.


Candidates will take school holidays with the exception o f 14 days.


Further details and official application form are


available from the website www.westholmeschool.com or can be obtained from the Registrar.


.'Telephone 01254 506070. fax 01254 506080 Email c


Closing date: Tuesday 16th November 2010 ■ ;


- Chari ty Number 526615 '• , .


, ■ ' T- ■Wilmar Lodge, Meins Road, ;


Blackburn BB6QU Healthcare & Nursing Support Worker- Nelson 1 Ful! time position • 35 hours p/wk


. Support worker required to work within a community based team canng for a young adult with a C5 spina! cord injury. Experience working in the healthcare sector would be an


advantage, although not required as full training will be given. You will be working in a warm, friendly environment and will be expected to undergo 3 months probationary training at a rate


of £8.00 per hr. Upon successful completion o f the probationary period the hourly rate will increase to £10.00 per hr. . , . Previous applicants need not apply.


. Applications should be made in urlting accompanied Mith your CV to Carly Jones,


CPIMS, Slaidburn House, Slaidburn Crescent, Southport, PR9 9YF or by e<niail to uppIications@cpims.com


We are an Equal Opportunities Employer l


The School has Charitable Status. It exists for the education o f the pupils and is committed to , ^ . safeguarding their welfare.


, . ^ This post is subj'ect to enhanced di^losure


Ribblesdale School Q u ee n s Road, CliUieroe B B 7 1EJ ■


' ■ Tel: 01200 422563


NORTH W E S T NURSING are recruiting full and part time Registered Nurses and Care A s s is ta n ts to • ^ work during the day with the elderly and ch i ld ren . , - You must have a minimum o f 1 years experience and be flexible, Driving license , desirable but no t essential. To receive an application pack contact Michelle on ■ 07793 588 364


Golden Cue is launched


THE 2011 Moorhouse’s Golden Cue . has beenoffi­ cially launched.


;;; Entries are being takcn.until


tlie closing date of Friday, November 19th. ; :


it is hoped to break througli


the 100 mark this year, and ideally reach 128 entries. And with £600 up for grabs


for the winner,-and £300 for - the runner-up, this is certainly now a premier event for any amateur. Entry has. been kept to £5,


: f /t s h o p ASSISTANT


For the Christmas period , Contact Tim at D. Byrne


f «lobs online


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' Wine Merchants 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 3 1 5 2


all matches are best of three francs up to the last 10, which will be best of five, and as usual the quarter-finals onwards are held at Ighten Leigh Social Club, with the final next May. And after the success of the


8unday afternoon - final last year, that will be the format once again. - Tiiere are already a . few -


F L EX IB L E INCOME WITH


; VIE A T H O M E Call NIC on: 07812 068 731


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entries in - Niki Murtaugh was first in as always, and he will be hoping to avoid 2010 winner Jimmy Waddington, who has knocked him out for


• the last three years. ' 'Your name, address; post­ code, club and handicap, pref­ erence for large or.small table,


i l o * , rne'<? + 1


: e-mail arid telephone number should be sent, including your entry, fee, should be-sent to Neil McGovern, Golden Cue, ' Ighten Leigh Social Club,'389


Padiham Road, Burnley BB12 68Z.


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Green await let’s verdict


Hurst Green.................1


Burscough Richmond.. 1 (abandoned after 75 mins THIS pulsating Lancashire Amateur Cup tie ended in controversial circumstances as the referee abandoned the tie following an alterca­ tion with a Burscough spec­ tator. • At the time of going to


press no decision had been made as to which team will progress, but early indica­ tions suggested the locals


. The ' visitors arrived at Smithy Row with some pedi­ gree as champions of the Preston and District League numerous limes over , the last


- the cup holders - will advance. .


- decade. • ■ Frontmen V . Enefer and


Chippendale both had early half chances, but neither could test the keeper. Green showed good en er^ and pressurised their opponents from the off, denying them space at every opportunity. The visitors’ first . decent


chance came from a right wing cross, but the Burscough midfielder couldn’t keep his header on target. The visitors almost took the


lead shortly after as a shot can­ noned back off the post and was cleared. This was a warn­ ing Green did not heed - fol-:


lowing, a comer, Green didn’t properly clear their lines and . a sliot from outside of the box found the bottom corner.


. Green responded well and, from a comer, Fielding’s volley was headed off the line. Five minutes was all it took, after the.break for the home .


' side to equalise, Anderton powering a back post header in from an Oily Bolton comer. -The home side were on


top and could have: taken < the lead ' minutes later,; but .


■ Chippendale’s shot was cleared offtheline. ■ Ehefer followed up and his


cross fell to Sargeson, whp shot over with the goal gaping.’ i; - Anderton and sub. Barnes received cards in quick succes­


sion, and Murt for Burscough was unlucky not to score with a speculative shot from 30 yards midway through the second half.’ He had a golden chance


to put Burscou"gh 2-1 up not long after as Phil Walker was harshly adjudged to have brought down the Burscougli i midfielder inside the box, only | for Young to superbly save the penalty."' Minutes later the man in


the middle brought the game to a preriiature end following the incident with a Burscough spectator. Hurst ; Green - return to


league action on Saturday at Oswaldtwistle St Marys, kick­ off 2-15 p.m.'


Registration' for the new to enter a: team


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Leaver at the double for United


READ8TONE United Under. 8s Blue had a 3-2 victory over Brierfield Celtic at the week­ end. .


. ' • Both teams contributed to


an excellent game of football. Tlie goalscorers were Jack-


Leaver, with a brace,' and Robbie Pope.


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Tlie man-of-thc-match acco­ lade went to Josh Waddington,


JUNIOR FOOTBALL


who had a tremendous game in goal.


United’s Under 10s Yellow


drew . 1-1 with Barrowford. Celtic Whites. After a goalless first half,


Readstone . took the lead early in the second half with a fantastic goal from Morgan Crowther, and then, with vir­


tually the last kick of the game; Barrowford equalised. WHALLEY Juniors contin­


ued their unbeaten start to the season with a comfortable 5-0 win over Mill Hill. From the start . Whalley


dominated, but found the Mill Hill keeper in excellent form. Joe Lupton broke the dead­ lock late in the first half with a


fine run and finish. . The second half was more


of the same as Whalley poured forward. Whalley scored an early goal, another fine indi­ vidual goal from 8am Jones. . In the last five minutes, Whalley scored three goals in quick succession, Niall Derbyshire (2) and Joe Lupton completing the scoring.


★ CLITHEROE Wolves UlOs Yellows model their new kit sponsored by TeachME- 2Drive.co.uk. Pictured with the team are


the local driving school spon­ sors, Guy and Karen Taylor, as well as team manager Mike Baird and coach David Mulligan. Mike said: “We’re very


grateful for the kind donation and hope the new kit ‘drives’ the team on to greater things this season!” • WOLVES Under 10s Red


made it safely through the first round of the cup with a 3-0 win over Rossendale Valley Tigers. . HarryJackson, George Bland


and Connor Jackson came close in the first half, while keeper James Pendergrast was also called into action. After half-time. Wolves


Langho 2-1, with goals from John Harris and Chris Baird . William Holmes was star


man.


dominated and got their rward with goals from Jackson (2) and Bland. ' : - Man-of-the-match was awarded to Kit Lloyd. The Under 12s Green beat


SQUASH


CLITHEROE Squash Club produced a com­ plete team performance on Thursday evening with a 5-0 victory over Wigan- Squash 4. Although the result


appears to have been a formality, it was anything but with several fiercely- contested matches throughout the, course of a long evening. Henry Farrer once


again played his squash on knife edge, saving three match points before running out a 3-2 winner against the powerful Adrian Evans. Matt Lee defeated Kay


Fallows 3-0, but the real story of this hard-hitting duel was the number two finally winning not one, but two tie breaks, so often a stumbling block in the past, setting him up nicely for a comfortable 9-4 win in the last. Although he claims to


“ shut his eyes and hope for the best” at times, it is clear Ian Crook has more


" skill than he gives him­ self credit for, as.he com­ pleted his fourth straight victory of the campaign, 3-2 against the experi­ enced Wigan number three Ali Swift. Sharon .Turner again


attacked her opponent, from the start, taking an early 2-0 lead before being pegged back by Phil .Duggan. The result was never in


doubt though, as she ran out a 3-1 winner. ■ ' ; Australian Nenad Rosie produced his best performance ' yet . for Clitheroe with a resound­ ing-3-0 victory over Dan . Turner.


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' ' Tlie final score was 20- 5 and Clitheroe remain third in the table.; ;


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