52 Clitheroe Advertiser&Times, Thursday, April 30th, 2015 Classifieds HEALTHCARES NURSING


Pendleside Hospice VACANCIES


INPATIENT NIGHT STAFF NURSE 18.66 hours per week


Worked over two nights Monday to Sunday


Salary: £ 13,753 - £ 15,196 per annum-inclusive of shift premium (WTE £27,639 - £30,538 per annum) Salary dependent on qualifications


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CLINICALADMINISTRATOR 23 V* hrs/5days per week


Worked flexibly between Monday to Friday Salary'£ 12.449 per annum


(WTE £ 19,657 per annum) DOMESTIC


25 hours per .week


(Worked over a four week rolling rota, inclusive of weekends and bank holidays) Salary £ 10.036 per annum -inclusive of shift premium (WTE £ 15,054 per annum)


Informal enquiries for all positions to: Helen McVey, Clinical Services Manager Tel: 01282 440104 or Email: holen.nicvcvtff ncmllcside.org uk


Closing date for ail positions: 11th May 2015


Further information about each of the vacancies including the job descriptions, job specifications and an application form can be downloaded from the Hospice website www.pendleside.orp.uk


Employee benefits include: an option to continue in the NHS pension scheme or to join our Hospice stakeholder pension scheme, subsidised meals, free parking and membership of the Hospice Bcncndcn healthcare scheme.


DBS clearance is required for all positions who undertake regulated activity. AHDMUDff


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SPORT: INFORMATION DESK FOOTBALL


DARTS


FOOTBALL EVO-STIKFOOTBALL LEAGUE


FirstDivNorth P W D L Ptt Salford City 42 30 5 7 95 Darlington 1B83 42 28 7 7 91 Bamber Bridge' 42 25 8 9 83 NorthwichVic 42 25 . 7 10 82 SpennymoorTn 42 22 11 9 77 Scarborough A 42 23 6 13 75 Mossley


Harrogate Rail 42 19 10 13 67 WarringtonTn. ...42.19 ,-8 15 65 Droylsden ■' 42 20 3 19 63 LancasterCity 42 18 8' 16- 62 FarsleyAFC 42 18 7 17 61 CUTHEROE -' 42 14 10 18 52 BrighouseTown 42 14 9 19 51 Burscough Kendal Town 'Ossett Albion OssettTown RadcliffeBoro


. 42 23 6 -13 75 42 12 12 18 46


Prescot Cables - 42 7 12 23 33 New Mills Padiham


OswaldtwistleS 21 7 4 10 25 StacksteadSJ Enfield


Burnley Athletic 20 13 4 3 43 Reck Rovers Burnley Behr Mill Hill


Second Division P W D L Pts Whinney Hill


Lanqho -


Prairie United 16 11 0 5 33 AFC Darwen 15 10 1 4 31 Rishton United 16 9 1 6 28 Colne United


Rosegrove Rail 16 6 0 10''18 BamoldswickTn 15 4 1 10 13 Waddinqton 14 2 2 10 8 Peel Park


Reserve Division P W' D l Pts Mill Hill


Rock Rovers


Burnley Belv 20 12 3 5 39 Feniscowles 20 12 1 / 37 Rimingten Langho Enfield


OswaldtwistleS 18 4 2 1? 14 Waddington 19 3- 5 11 14 StacksteadsSJ 17 3 2 12 11


20 10 2 8 32 19 7 4 8 25 19 6 3 10 21 20 6 2 1? 20


ReadUtd 18 14 2 ? 44


16 2 1 13 7 20 15 0 5 45


16 8 1 7 25 16 13 3 0 42


2116 4 1 52 22 16 1 5 49


42 6 7 29 25 42 6 6 30 24


FirstDivision P W D L Pts Rimington The Ivy


22 12 2 8 38 21 10 2 9 32 20 8 2 10 26


Feniscowles 22 6 5 11 23 BarrowfordC 22 7 2 13 23 Read Utd


22 7 3 12 24 21 6 5 10 23


22 4 6 12 18 ■ 20 4 4 12 16


LAWS0N-TAYL0R SOLICITORS EAST LANCASHIRE FOOTBALL LEAGUE


Low Moor White Hart


Royal Oak B RB Legion C


Pendle Witch 'Judge A BuckC


16 9 3 4 125 17 7 4 6 123 16 5 6 5 109 16 6 2 8 107 16 4 2 10 89 16 1 3 12 83


17 3 0 14 75


DARTS SB TIPPERS CUTHEROE PREMIER-


L Wright


42 12 10 20 46 . 42 13 / 22 43 42 12 6 24 42 42 8 11 23 35


J.Dewhurst S. Wilson J.Phillips- S. Stanley S.


J. Feeney P.Crossley


J. Green T. Leigh


LEAGUE DARTS - P W D L Pts


W. Robinson T.


Hoole 13 7 1 5 15 13 6 2 5 14


D. Hargreaves 13 3 -2 8 8 S.


Ashworth 13 2 2 9 6 13 2 1 10 5 13 0 0 13 0


CUTHEROE AND DISTRICT DARTS AND DOMINOES LEAGUE


Results: Darts - Rose & Crown 2, R.B.Legion B 7; Buck Inn 3, Dog Inn 6; Pendle Witch 3, R.B.Legion A 6; R.B.Legion B 8, Swan Sr Royal 1; Conservative Club 4, Horseshoe 5; Dog Inn 2, Pendle Witch 7; R.B.Legion A4, Brown Cow (Clith) 5; R.B.Legion B 7, Buck Inn 2; Rose & Crown 5, Swan & Royal 4. Dominoes - Rose & Crown 12, R.B.Legion B 9; Buck Inn 7, Dog Inn


14; Pendle Witch 9, R'Megion A12; R.B.Legion 12, Swan & Royal 9; Conservative Club


7, Horseshoe 14; Dog Inn 11, Pendle Witch 10; R.B.Legion A 9, Brown Cow (Clith) 12; R.B.Legion B 5, Buck Inn 16; Rose & Crown 9, Swan & Royal 12.


'Darts


Pendle Witch 14 13 1 95 Black Bull (Chat) 14 10 4 91 EB.LegionA 15 11 4 90 Brown Cow (Clith) 14 11 3 66 Conservative Club 15 9 6 75 Horseshoe Dog Inn


P W L Pts Salesbury Innings


R.B.LegionB 16 6 10 62 Swan & Royal 15 4 11 40 Bucklnn


SwanS Royal 15 8 7 164 Dog Inn


RoseS Crown 15 2 13 28 Dominoes Horseshoe


15 7 8 68 15 7 8 65


14 1 13 29 P W L Pts


P. Richardson notout...............24 S. Williams S. Bristol


b Khalid................9 Ibwb Khalid... r........0


SNOOKER YOUNG’S CUIHEROE AND DISTRICT SNOOKERLEAGUE


R.B.Legion lowMoorA Social Club A


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ChatbumA 25 12 S 8165 . ChatbumB Con Club


■p W D L P 25 17 3 5196 25 16 5 4190 25 12 6 7 174


Waddington 6


Low Moor B BillingtonB Read


Slaidbum Soda! Club B


Catholic Club 25 7 8 10141 Clitheroe


25 8 8 9 156 25 11 6 8 153 25 9 9 7150


25 8 5 12138 25 9 9 7 137 25 7 3 15135 25 B G 11133 25 6 4 15116


25 4 7 14114


POOL JIM BEAM CLTIHEROE AND DISTRICT POOL LEAGUE


RB Legion A ,16 11 2 3 148 RoseS Crown 17 11 1 5 139 ‘BillingtonA 15 10 3 1 135 BillingtonB 16 9 3 4 133 Horseshoe A 16 4 3 9 96 Castle


Premier Division P W D L Pts BuckA


15 12 2 1 158


Dog Whalley 17 2 7. 8 95 Horseshoe B 17 5 2 10 88 •White Uon B 15 2 2 10 76


Waggon A Division Ono .


Royal Oak A St Peters A Buck B


JudgeB RB Legion . White Lion A DivisJonTwo


WaggonB BayHorsa


Rose&Crown A 17 11 3 3 148


16 1 P W


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Waddington SC 16 7 4 5 116 Stork


16 10 5 1 142 16 10 4 2 139 16 7 4 5 122


Read Con Club .17 10 3 4 136 M. Houldsworth bHaasbroek........ .....4 Kings Arms 'DeLacy A


Dog Sports Bar • 17 9 6 2 136 16 10 4 2 132


16 8 3 5 130


M. Coulter* P.Gaskell* - A Booth Unsure


IbwbMarsden.........0 runout........— ,„14 bHaasbroek........ ....11 net out..:........... .....4


Extras............. .....13 Total.............. .216


17 6 ■4 1 114 17 4 5 8 105 17 4 3 10 100 16 6 2 8 97 16 2 4 10 92 16 1 6 9 83 P W D L Pts


13 66 ' L' Pts


16 4 5 7 96


R-B.Legion A 15 6 9 154 Conservative Club 15 5 10 154 Pendle Witch . 14 8 6 152 R.B.LegionB 16 5 11 150 Black Bull (Chat) 14 9 5 149 Rose&Crown 15 5 10 141


Brown Cow (Clith) 14 8 6 155 Bucklnn


15 10 5 167 15 10 5 161 14 8 6 154


Rirtures: Wednesday, Doubles Kngckout first Round.


SCORECARDS EDEN FIELD v R1BBLESDALE WANDERERS


Edenfield innings


F. Phillips P. Gallagher Mark Bums' A. Barnes* J. Walker J. Flitcroft


ctandbl. Britcliffe.... ....56 Ibwbl. Britcliffe... ....81


ibwbl.Britcliffe.... ...3 ...3


Bowling: Sunderland 6-0-35-0; J. Britdiffe 11- 2-43-0; I. Britcliffe 14-0-84-4; Thompson 8-0- 37-0; Canning 6-0-26-0.


Extras............ .....11 Total (for4 wickets)..231


Ribbiesdale Wanderers innings


J. Rain D. Steinson Canning J. Richardson M. Clarkson M. Briggs R. Clarkson* J. Sunderland J. Britcliffe


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Extras............ .....15 Total <for7 wickets)..232


6-l“34-1;GaIlagher 6*0-24-1. -


FIWTONvCUTHEROE Clitheroe Innings


J.Dewhurst Gunaratne P. Dibb


B. Ahmed F. Butt


N.Ashraf


ctHillbHaasbroek... ....15 Ibwb Haasbroek.......6 b Marsden..........JO b Marsden.............64 ctWinrowbMarsden....j ct Haasbroek b Marsd ...14


IbwbBones...... „18 ctParkinsb Bones.... .....19 notout........... ...126 ctandbBones...... ...2 st Bums b Rushton......4 ctandbWalker..... ....29 b Gallagher........ ...0 ctandbRushton... ...6 .....13


bl. Britcliffe....... ....27 hi)


Bowling; Khalid 14-0-53-4; Fazal 9-0-52-0; Ahmed 4-0-28-1.


OSWALDTWISTLElMMANUELvCUTHEROE


J. Baldwin N.Weaver A Metcalf ASudnik


P. Howard - ct Coulter bGuneratne.,33 D. Metcalf bMarquet............. 3 Sartori O.


Oswaldtwisde Immanuel innings O. Jones


b J.Dewhurst..........6


. ct Di bb b J. Dewhurst_.76 Clare ,


M. Groom* notout............... .4 N.


Heyes


Bowling: Marguet 10-3-30-1; J. Dewhurst 10- 0-37-3; Lord 10-0-49-0; Guneratne 10-0-49-1; C. Dewhurst 6-0-37-0; Booth 2-0-10-2; Dibb 2-0-G-l.


Clitheroe innings


F. Butt N. Bolton J.Oewhurst Guneratne P. Dibb C. Dewhurst T. Lord P.GaskelP M. Coulter* S.Booth J. Marquet - . ct 0. Metcalf b A Metcalf................................. .14 Extras..;...............13. Total...... :...........220


ct Groom b A. Metcalf......6


Ibwb A. Metcalf....... .13 IbwbHeyes...........51 bWeaver..............23 ctBaldwinbJones.... .42 runout............... 31 IbwbSartori.......... .4 ctD. Metcalf bSartori..3 notout.............. .17 ctHowardbA.Metcalf....3


. Jones 8-0-28-1; Sartori 3-0-23-2. TEAMS r -7


' Saturday


Clitheroe 2nds (v Ribbiesdale Wanderers, away, meet 12-45 p.m. at Ribb) Green, Dewnuret C, Mulligan, Laiq, Hutchins, Booth, Lang, Musson, Smith E, Brown, Holgate. Scorer: M.Smith. .


Sunday .


Clitheroe 3rds (v Great Harwood, away, meet 12-15 p.m.) Dinsdale, Nutter, Scorah J, Spencer, Blackburn R, Holgate, Lang, Scott 1, Scott J, Stuart BirtweWones C.


Ellis, Smith M. Scorer: Oscar.


Bowling: A Metcalf 8.5-1-45-4; Sudnik 10- 0-37-0; Weaver 10-0-38-1; Heyes 10-1-44-1;


Extras............... .13 ' Total (for 9 wickets)....225


notout...3


IbwbJ.Dewhurst......48 ctC.DewhurstbBooth...6 ctGuneratne b Dibb... .19 ct Marquet b Booth.....12


runout...2


J.Rawlinson ct and b Khalid......... 27 A, Mercer E Foster


L Parkinson runout................6 Pradeep


b Ahmed............. .43 b Khalid................6


notout................6 Extras............... 23 Total(for6wickets).....148


13 11 1 1 23 13 10 0 3 20 13 9 0 4 18 13 9 0 4 18 13 9 0 4 18


Brown 13 6 2 5 14 13 6 1 6 13 13 4 2 7 10


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M.Winrow Haasbroek 0. Marsden A.Winrow* D.Riqby


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Ibwb Dewhurst.... ..7 stCoulterb Unsure......37


runout............ 27 b Unsure.......... ...0 b Unsure..,..... .


M. Johnson R. Brown* M. Dawson J. Hill


Bowling: Dewhurst 8.0-2-20-1; Unsure 13.0-3- 20-2; Unsure 15.0-1-57-4; Dibb 1.0-0-7-1.


notout............ .....0 Extras............. ...8 Total(for9wickets).....106


GREAT HARWOODvWHALLEY


Great Harwood Innings TotaJ(for8wickets)....210


Whalleylnnlngs - Total (for5wickets).....193 READ v BARNOLDSWICK


Bamoldswickinnings Total (for 3 wickets)....299


Read innings Total....... ;...!....199 SETTLEvSALESBURY


Settle Innings R. Davidson*


A.Fazal I.


W. Davidson ct Rawlinson b Foster...2 H. Fazal not out.............. .14 J.


Tarbex S. Ahmed


Bowling: Mercer 9-2-50-1; S. Bristol 6-0-29-0; Pradeep 7-0-40-1; Foster 5-0-40-2.


runout.................0 Extras................10 Total(for6wickets).....162


LRead Khalid


runout...............37 Ibwb Mercer.......... ,.0


IbwbPradeep......... 23 ctandbFoster.66 runout....... .10


Pictu redare the Mayor of Ribble Valley Michael Ranson,JuniorCaptainSamGeddes, Lady Captain Trudy Walne, Captain Ian Walsh,-the GreensStaff.HeadGreenkeeperAndrewGeddes and the Professional, Paul McEvoy at Clrt- heroe,asthesecondandfifthholesarereopenedattheclub(s). .


Clitheroe golfers were able to enjoy thefull benefit of an extensive eight-month re­ building programme when the second andfifth holes were re-opened for full play atthe weekend.


While the basic design of the second green has been retained, the fall across the green has been softened by ap­ proximately 50%, makingfora more accommodating target andonewithawiderselection of hole locations. A larger redevelopment


programme has been under­ taken at the fifth hole where the opportunity to create a memorable par 3 hole has beenfully grasped. Thegreen has been reoriented to add interest to the hole, but the big talking point is the newly modelled water feature that fronts the new green. The ex­ isting pond has been much extended and sculpted into at­ tractive contours with wood­ en facia boarding providing a most pleasing addition to the overall appeal of the hole. The teeing complex has


also been enlarged and tree thinning to the left of the green has resulted in a more open aspect and will make for a healthier growing envi­ ronment and a more robust


• putting surface. The work has been under­


taken under the direction of Head Green Keeper Andrew Geddes alongside his deputy Andrew Lund and the team of assistant greenkeepers. Following a recent inspec­ tion of the alterations, Alistair


Beggs, Head of Agronomy'at the Sports Turf Research In­ stitute, commented: “To have completed a project such as this using in-house expertise is a significant achievement and one that everybody at Clit­ heroe Golf Club should be ex­ tremely proud.” The holes re-opened to the


membership on the occasion of the Nettleton Trophy. Clitheroe seniors chalked


up an emphatic 5-1 win over Chorley Golf Club in their lat­ est match in the Ribble Valley Seniors’ Golf league at Clithe­ roe Golf Club. Clitheroe’s first three pairs


of Richard Crossley and Peter Robinson,PhilBishop and Jeff Crowther and Phil Walmsley and Kenny ^Ward got the home side off to a flying start with wins in each of their games, and although Neil Fawcett and Roger Williams went down by 5 and 4 to their Chor­ ley opponents, Tom Poole and Richard Read and Peter Har­ greaves and Ian Lambert made it a runaway win for Clitheroe, who are now undefeated in all three of the season’s opening matches. . Whalley Golf Club’s Month­


ly Medal on Saturday was won by John Hamilton with a nett 68.


Second place in Division


Two went to John Hyde's nett 6g, with third place going to Chris Thompson. ■ Division One winner was


John Rostron with a nett 70, with Gary “Rocky” Meakin -


just back from his European tour-second with a nett 72. Third was Chris Summers’


nett 73. There were two two’s on.


the day going to Steve Farns­ worth and Dave Hanson. LastThursdaythe ladies at


WhalleyplayedanLLGAQual- ifier/ Handicap and Bronze • Competition. The winner on a card play *


off was Bridget Rees 94-22-72 , second was Cathy Haworth


108-36-72 , and following closely was Past Lady Captain Sally Blenkinship 100-27-73 •


The ladies of Stonyhurst


Park Golf Club have contin­ ued their successful run with a great win in the Mail on Sun­ day knockout competition _ against Pleasington Golf Club ® on Easter Monday. They now go on to play Lancaster Golf Club at home. Jeanette Dowdy and Jean Alcock also contin­ ued their winning streak with a great victory against Shaw • Hill Golf Club at their difficult course in Chorley.


“ Twenty one lady members


went for a night away to Portal Golf Club and Hotel in Chesh­ ire. It was an excellent event £ of golf and social merriment andthankfullythesunshone! • Whilst it was mainly a social • event it wouldn’t be golf with­ out a little bit of competition! 0 Thewinneroverthetwodays, n Laura Cannon, came in with an excellent score, with run- M ner up being Anne Hudson. SundayatStonyhurstPark -,7.


saw the April medal. Con­ ditions were very good for the competitors, but some ® showed a little early season . rustiness. Rupert Frost won' with 88-23-65 from Henry Farrar (85-18-67)01 with Peter - tn Thompson (84-15-69) third.


st Coulter b Unsure......8 Ibwb Unsure...........0 Ibwb Dibb.............4 notout............. ...4


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