Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classifie^ 2 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, May 6th, 1999 Wolves sa^y goodbye to a p o p u la r player V DEATHS


A IN SW O R T H . - On M a y 3 rd . 1 9 9 9 . p ea r eUi l ly a t his l i ome in S a b d e n . nr Cl l - l l i c r o c , A l a n , a p e d 7 i y ea r s , th e de a r ly lo v e d h u s ­


DEATHS


band o f Jul ia, d e a r f a th e r of A n d r e w a n d A n t h o n y , f a th e r - in - law o f My ra , lo v - ina a randad o f HoNvard and C h a r lo t t e . A fu ne ra l s e r ­ v ic e w i l l la k e p la c e in S t N i ­ c h o l a s ’ Chur ch. S a b d en at 1 - 3 0 p.in. on Fr iday. Ma y 7 lh . 1 9 9 9 . p r io r t o c r em a ­ t ion a t Burnley C r em a t o ­ r ium . 2 - 3 0 p .m . F am i l y f low e r s o n ly p l e a s e , b u t d o ­ n a t io n s in memo r y o f Alan , p l e a s e mak e c h e q u e s p a y ­ ab le to Cl i th e r o o Ho sp i ta l , if s o d e s i r e d . Al l in q u i r i e s to Eric Ma vman for C h ew s Fune ra l S e rv i c e . Cl i th e r o e . Te l 4 4 3 0 4 5 ami 4 4 2 2 8 5 .


BA RN E S (nec S t o c kw c l l ) . - On Apr i l 2 7 th . 1 9 9 9 . a f t e r a s h o r t i l ln e s s a t Th e C o n i ­ f e r s Niirsi inj Home . Mam- b l e t o n . A l i c t i . a q e d 9 4 y ea r s , th e w i d o w ol th e late fame s A lb e r t Ba rn e s and d«*arest mo th e r o f the la t e R a c h e l M a r y , d e a r e s t «jrandmothe r o f S a l ly and Da v id and d e a r mo th e r - in - law o f Barbara and Frank Ma r s t ien. Fu n e r a l service! a t S t M a r y ’ s P a r i s h Ch u r ch . Mamb l c t o n . F r i ­ day. Ma y 1 4 th a t 12 n o o n , f o l l ow e d by c r ema t io n at Ca r lo ton at 1 p .m. Fami ly f l ow e r s o n ly p l e a s e , b ut d o - nat io n s in l ieu, i f d e s i r e d to Ma cMi l lan Can c e r I tcl ioi . ( / o F«!nton’s Fu n e ra l S e r ­ vic e. 2 7 - 2 8 R o s s a l l Ro ad. C I e v e I e V s . T e l . 0 1 2 5 3 8 5 2 3 8 3 .


COOK. - HiUla. p<iacefully at honu* on Ma y 1s t . 1 9 9 9 . in he r 9 3 rd yea r , the b e lo v e d w i f e o f th e l a t e H o r a c e C o o k ( N a t u r a l i s t ) a n d much lo v ed mo th e r o f N o r ­ ma and D o r o th y . mot lu!r- in - law o f Brian and Frank. « } randmo th<! r o f K a r e n , f o h n . Kar( ! i i . A n i t a an d C l a i r e a n d u r e a t - n r a n d - in o th e r o f J ame s . Rep o s in p in th e Chaped o f Ros t at C a lv e r l e v ’s. A s e r v i c e wi l l be h<‘ld at the Un i t ed Re- formet l Chur ch. Cl i th e r om on Mo n d a y , Ma y 10 th a t 2 p.m. f o l l ow e d by in t e rmen t a t Bla c k b u rn Old Ccmie- Iciry. Al l inciuirii is to (Jal- verl (*ys I^utn^ral S e r v i c e . Tel . 01 2 0 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 .


r a i n . - On A p r i l 2 8 t h . 1 9 9 9 , Ca lum A n d r ew , aned 14 mo n th s , th e d a r l inn l i t ­ t le s o n o f J o h n and S u s an and d e a r l i t t le b r o th e r o! L i a m , f e l l p e a c e f u l l y a s l e e p . R . l .P , A ma s s o f th e aiKiels w i l l bo h e ld in th e Roma n C a th o l i c Chu r ch of S t Mi ch a e l and S t J o h n ’s L ow e r q a t c . C l i th e r o e . t o ­ d a y Th u r sd a y . Ma y 6 th a t 12 n o o n , p r io r to in t e rmen t a t C l i t h e r o e C em e t e r y . Fami ly f l ow e r s o n ly p l e a s e , b u t d o n a t i o n s c o u l d b e ma d e in memo r y o f Ca lum. for th e Chi ld Med i c a l Un i t , c / o J o h n and S u s an Ra in. Al l inciuirie s t o Ca lv c r l e y s F u n e r a l S e r v i c e . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0 4 4 2 0 2 0 .


IN MEMORY:'


DOOTSON (Br ian) . - Ch e r ­ i sh ed m em o r i e s o f a d e a r b r o th e r , w h o d ied Ma y 4th.


1 9 8 7 . A/vvays in m y thouf i i i ts .


Lo v e Patr icia.


HA SL EWOOD (D o r o t h y ) . - In lo v inq m emo r y o f a w o n ­ d e r f u l s i s t e r , d i e d Ma y


1 0 th . 1 9 9 8 . Wo d o n o t l o s e th e o n e s w o lo v e .T h e y o n l y f io b o r o r c . W h o r e th o r o i s o v o r ln s tm o W li fo.h o r e s o r r o w s a r e n o A m o r e .n d th e r e th e s o n i w i l l nl- w n y s li vo.


A n d p e n c e is o v e r yw h o r o . IVe d o n o t l o s e th e o n e s w c


G o d t a k e s thorn in Ins car e. Mi s s in q y ou s o much, all my


lo v e . lo v e . Ma rqe ry -V.xx-


P IC K A R D (V a l e r i c ) . - In memo r y ol a d e a r daui ihter, V;d. w h o d i e d Ma y 7 th 1 9 9 8 .U'e n e v e r k n e w th a t mo rn~ inn.


Th e s o r r o w th e d a y w o u l d brin<h


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a n d w e c o n id n 'I d o a th nw. Y o n lo f t ns p r em a t u r e l y . Y o n r l a s t th o n f ih t s w e r e


Von le f t a b o a n t i fn l m em ­ u n k n ow n .


T o r y .ha t w o a r e p r o n d to o \ i ’n. Itt*member<jd a lw a y s mum and dad.


TOML IN SON ( J ame s ) . - In loviiKj memo r y o f dad. d ied Ma y l u l l . 1 9 8 8 . Th e lam p o f lo v e s t i l l s o f t l y


i j loams . A c r o s s th e p an e of m e m o ­


Wr ie s .i th t e a r s in m y e y e s . I w h i s i io r l o w .


I lo v e y o n d a d a n d m i s s y o n Fro\n Maurt ten and Wa l t e r .


Wh e n a h e a r t o l n o ld s l o p ­ p e d b o a t i iw


. . , __ IN MEMORY. ( J o h n ) . - D i e d


Ma y 8 th , 1 9 9 4 . t r e a su r ed m em o r i e s o f a lo v in g h u s ­ b and , d ad an d g randad. M em o r i e s a r e a k e e p s a k e . T r e a s u r e d a l l l i f e th r o u g h .


O u r s a r c v e r y s p e c ia l , l i e c a u s e th e y a r e o f y o u . L o v e a n d G o d b l e s s ,


F r a n c e s and fami ly. -BIRTHDAY MEMORIES


H A S L AM (B e t t y ) . - Ha p p y | b i r th d a y m em o r i e s fo r a mu ch lo v e d w i f e , m o t h e r ]


an d g r an dma . Ma y 6th. M is s y o u . n e a r yo u . a lw a y s . Go r d o n , Mi ch a e l , J e an and | P a u l in e -Mi ch e l l e .


K E N Y O N Be a t r ic e (Be a ) . | T r e a su r e d m em o r i e s o f ou r d e a r mum and nann a . Ma y |


5 th .Wi th t e a r s in o u r e y e s , w o w h i s p e r h a p p y b i r t h d a y |


A m i l l i o n t im e s w c h a v e n e e d e d y o u . .A m i l l i o n t im e s w e h a v e c r i e d .


m um . ,


I f l o v e c o u l d h a v e s a v e d y ou . y o u w o u l d s t i l l bo f w i t h us .


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l in t o u r m em o r i e s w i l l l i v e \ fo re v e r a n d s t a y f o r e v e r . '


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Ti l l w e m e e t a g a in , God b l e s s , s l e e p t igh t . De r ek . Ela ine and Rich a rd xx.


WAITE (A r t h u r ) . - S p e c ia l b ir th d a y m em o r i e s o f my d e a r h u sb a n d . Ma y 1 1th. T o 1/J0.90 w h o h a v e a h u s ­


I f m i n e w e r e h e r e to d a y . To A r th u r , s t i l l f in d in g It hard t o sm i l e w i t h o u t y ou,


b an d . L o v c h im w h i l s t y o u m a y . F o r I w o u l d g i v e th e w o r l d a n d m o r e .


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W A IT E ( A r t h u r ) . - F o n d b i r t h d a y m em o r i e s o f a d o u r d a d an d g r an d ad. T h e r e ’s a r o a d w c ca l l r e ­ m em b r a n c e . W h e r e t h o u g h t s a n d w i s h e sm e e t .


lo v e Sandro .


WAITE (A r th u r ) . -B i r th d a y m em o r i e s o f a v e r y sp e c ia l


T o th e o n e w e c a n n o t g r e e t . Mi s s in g y o u t e a c a k e , lo v e K e i t h a n d N ik k i . G o o d ­ night , Go d b l e s s Gr and ad A r t h u r , l o v e C h a r l o t t e , Emi ly and A n n i e .


W e t a k e t h a t r o o d in th o u g h t to d a y .


dad. T h in k in g o f y o u n o t J u s t t o ­ d a y b u t a lw a y s . S o p r o u d to h a v e h a d y o u as m y d a d .


WAITE (Ar th u r ) . - R em em ­ b e r i n g m y d e a r l y l o v e d Pop p a . A s p e c i a l sm i l e , A s p e c i a l fa c e , A s p e c i a l lo v e . I c a n ’ t r e p la c e . Lo v in g y o u a lw a y s P o p p a , f rom Emma L o u i s e .


Mi s s in g y o u lo t s , N a d in e and Gary.


KING


Nicola an<d Stephen are pleaseid to announce the birth of Andrew,


on April 29th, 1999.


Many thanks to midwives at Edith Watson Maternity Unit


M A S O N (G c l d a r d ) . - A n ­ d r ew and Ju l io a r e p l e a s e d t o a n n o u n c e th e bir th of th e ir d a u g h t e r Li ly, b om Ma y 1 s t . Ma n y th a n k s to all c on c e rn ed .


M A SO N (G e ld a r d ) , - C o n - q r a tu la t io n s J u l i e and A n ­ d r ew fo r my lo v e ly n ie c e . Lo v e and b e s t w i s h e s We n ­


dy x.


b e s t w i s h e s f rom boUi s e t s I o fq r a n d p a r o n ls x x .


BIRTHDAY'; i GREETINGS'


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M A SO N (G e ld a r d ) . - C o n - q r a lu la t l o n s Ju l io and A n ­ d r ew fo r o u r f i r s t lo v e ly q r a n d d a i ig h l e r . L o v e and


YOUNG soccer players presented farewell gifts to a popular member of their squad soon to leave Clitheroe for a


new life in Ireland. Ten-year-old Matthew


Nedeljkovic, of Woone Lane, a defender with Clitheroe Wolves, received a photograph of the squad and other mementoes at his final appearance with


the team. "He has been a popular


player and has never missed a match or training session during the past season," said manager Ian Rush, who presented the gifts. Matthew, a pupil at St


Michael and St John's RC Primary School, Clitheroe, is to live in Donegal, on the west coast of Ireland. His parents, Petar and


M M SSI


Battling to come to terms with death of tiny baby Calum


Toddler s to p s b r ea th in g w h ile s le ep in g p ea c e fu l ly


THE parents of a Clitheroe toddler who died in his sleep have spoken of their utter devastation at their


loss. From her home in Cor­


DAVIES {nee Cook)


(Isabel)


Shf/ie/'al fJe/'o ice/ M/iicor/jorat/mj


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DOBSON (Mark) May 6th.


HOWE (M i c h a e l ) . - T h a n - k y o u t o al l t h o s e w h o s p o n ­ s o r e d and s u p p o r t e d me in c o m p l e t i n g t l i e L o n d o n Ma r a t l ion in aid o f Cl l th e r - o e He a r t Ma c h in e Fu n d , r a i s i n <) a p p r o x im a t e l y £ 3 0 0 . Tl iank s a gain.


I Many congratulations on your 21st, Mark. Love from Mum, Dad, Lisa, Nan and Grandad.


such


we realty had to shout about it.


FINDER


(Richard) May 5lh


Happy 1 8lh Birthday.


Love and best wishes from Dad; Mum and Rachel.


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H O O L E Y . - C o n n i e . A n - t l io n y , Ma r ia an d f ami ly w o u ld l ik e t o e x p r e s s t l ieir s in c e r e th a n k s t o all r e la ­ t i v e s , f r i e n d s an d n e i g h ­ b o u r s fo r th e man y kin d e x ­ p r e s s io n s o f sy in p a t l iy , l e t ­ t e r s and c a r d s o f c o n d o ­ l e n c e r e c e iv e d d ur in g th e ir s ad lo s s . Th a n k in g a l s o the R e v . R. P l i i lp o t t fo r Ins k ind min i s t r a t io n s . D o c t o r


Ann Marie Nedeljkovic, are to join Mrs Nedeljkovic's parents, Hugh and Mary Gallagher, who live in Donegal. They returned to their native Ireland about 10 years ago after living in Clitheroe for some 18 years. Mr Nedeljkoviciiis a


building surveyor. Bridge winners


McCu l lo ch and th e P a r a ­ med i c s . a l s o . t h e s u r g e o n s , n u r s e s and s ta f f a t Black- b um Ro y a l Inf i rma ry for al l th e i r ca r e an d a t t e n t io n . T o e v e r y o n e w h o a t t e n d e d t h e f u n e r a l s e r v i c e a n d


h a v e g iv en d o n a t i o n s to th e E a s t L a n c a s h i r e H o s p i c e Fund in memo r y o f Cyri l .


WA T SON. - Th e four d a u g h ­ t e r s o f Edi th Wa t s o n e x ­ p r e s s t l ie ir g ra t e fu l th an k s to all r e la t iv e s and f r i en d s fo r th e man y k ind l e t t e r s , c a r d s a n d t h o u g h t s r e ­ c e iv ed d ur ing t l i is s a d t ime . T h e i r th a n k s a l s o t o th e Can on Eric Cha rd fo r Ins d i g n i f i e d fu n e r a l s e r v i c e and t o th e Pr ic e fami ly for al l th e ir k in d n e s s and c o n ­ s id e r a t io n . Gr a t e fu l th a n k s a r e a l s o o f f e r ed to th e s ta l l o f Hi<jhbrake H o u s e an d R o e f i e l d N u r s i n g H om e w h e r e Edi th s p e n t h e r la s t d a y s . T h e d o n a t i o n s r e ­ c e i v e d w i l l b e s p e n t in m em o r y o f E d i t h in S t L e o n a r d ’s Cl iurch. D ow n -


ham. WRIGLEY. - Lucy and f am­


ily w i s h t o th a n k al l re la - l i v o s . f r i e n d s a n d n e ig l i - b o u r s fo r Uie k in d m e s ­ s a g e s o f s ymp a th y , ca rds , d o n a t i o n s and t l ie luime r - o u s ma s s o f f e r in g s r e c e iv e d d ur in g th e i r t ime o f s o r r ow and lo s s . S p e c ia l th a n k s to all w h o a t t e n d e d th e fu n ­ e ral s e r v i c e , t o Dr Wigson | a n d t o a l l t h e s t a f f «it O u e e n ’ s P a r k H o s p i t a l . Bla ckburn for th e i r k in d ­ n e s s a n d ca r e , t o F a th e r A n d y L ow e fo r h i s kin d v i s ­ i t s . p r a y e r s and mi i i i s lr a - l io n s . f in a l ly to Mr Rich a rd C h ew an d s t a f f fo r th e i r h e lp and u n d e r s t a n d in g .


From me over here to you over there. Love on your 50th Birthday.


Happy Birthday Richard. All our love from


Mum/ Dad and Simon. Have a ,g re a t pa r ty!


We know you'll sing Amarillo, Even when your head hits the


pillow, You can leave your hat on all


night long, Dancing to your favourite song. Love from Maxine, Bev,


Kerry, Michelle and Alison. f 4 4 * - 4 - 4 ~*


MONDAY'S winners at Clitheroe Bridge Club wore as follows. N/S: Mr C. Pol­ lard and Mrs J. Bailey, Mr B. Ghua and Mrs I. Park. E/W: Mr and Mrs G. Pol­ lard, Mr G. Capstick and


I Mr H. Fielding, j On Thursday evening the


1 and Mrs J. Bailey. E/W: I Mrs B. Tatton and Mr J.


winners were - N/S: Mrs M. Phillips and Col. M. Jeffrey, Mrs J. Martindale


I Renton, Mr and Mrs G. Pollard.


/C OM IN G X d R A G E ^ ; W.M..I.


poration Street, the house adorned with dozens of bunches of flowers and cards from well-wishers, Mrs Susan Rain (28) told how she left her 14-month-old boy, Calum, peacefully .sleeping, only to find to her horror that he had stopped breathing when she returned a short time later. The reason for his death remains a mystery. "We are utterly devas­


tated. Wc still can't believe it. No words can say how we felt about Calum. We loved him so much," said a distraught


Mrs Rain. Scores of family members


and friends have been quick to rally around Mrs Rain,


Hospital, Blackburn. Fie is also a keen and


popular cricketer with Rib- blesdale Wanderers Cricket Club, and a minute’s silence in memory of little Calum was held at Church Mead­ ow before the club's match against Baxenden on Sun­


day. A service is to be held


today at St Michael and St John's RC Church, Lower- gate, Clitheroe, at noon, prior to interment at Clitheroe Cemetery. Flow­ ers should be sent only by members of the family. Donations by non-family


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hci' husband, Mr John Rain (32), and Calum's three- year-old brotlier, 1 Jam, in their hour of need. IJam is coping e.xceptionally well with the loss, according to Mrs Rain.


"The support has been


fantastic. It is hard to imag­ ine how difficult it would


have been to have coped without it. We are eternally grateful." said Mr Rain, a plumber at Queen's Park


members are asked instead to be made to the Queen’s Park Hospital, Child Med­ ical Unit, where Calum was admitted when poorly for several days around Christ­ mas. Donations should be made care of Mr and Mrs


Rain. Pictured is Calum, a gen­


uine smiling face of inno­ cence.


Know where your children are and be responsible for them


EVERY night of the week we receive many calls regarding the behaviour of juveniles.


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HIGHLAND (Richard)


The problem is now on the increase, with the light nights and recent good weather bringing youngsters out on to the streets.


Most parents ask them to play near their homos, for safety reasons, because while there arc parks and play areas round towns and vil­ lages, they are often unlit and away from residential areas.


The youngsters find it is much better to play near to home on that unused bit of grass and re-enact the FA Cup Final until dark.


m A rerfttlar colttmn to helpfijfht crime


when the police van comes round the corner. Often when groups are spoken to the comment is always the same - "But wo have nowliere


This is a problem not just in Clitheroe. All the sur­ rounding villages have tlieir fair share of young­ sters with time on their hands and no way of channelling their enthu­ siasm and energy.


else to go."


However, this is no fun when it is your car being used as a goalpost or your windows hit as a result of a badly-aimed shot at goal. Unfortu­ nately, the police can only got the matcli aban­ doned, and ask tlic play­ ers to find a more suit­ able "ground."


Other villages are currently exploring the possibility of such a facility.


ing to raise cash for the venture, so giving them a vested interest in the project.


This ongoing problem and repeated complaints prompted tlic Sabden rural boat officer, PC Paul Worswick, to inquire about tlie jio.ssi- bilily of building a youth .shelter in tlio village.


MOST readers will also bo aware of the well-cata­ logued barrage of van­ dalism and graffiti at the castle grounds recently. This anti-social behav­ iour not only looks unsightly, but also spoils the enjoyment of all sec­ tions of the community and costs all of us a con­ siderable amount of money to put right.


lie had received reports of residents being disturliud by village youngsters lianging round street cor­ ners causing minor dam­


We also receive calls of a more unsavoury nature, stating that teenagers arc often drinking alco­ hol, smoking, causing a nuisance and leaving lit­ ter I'ound tliu streets and parks.


A age.


They are often abusive to adults who ask them to move on and have a knack of disappearing


s a result, a committee of volunteers interested in the youth community was cstalJished and now planning permission has been granted for tlie siiel- ter, on the Holme foot­ ball pitch in Sahdon. Building is expected to start in the near future, willi tlie youngsters help­


All we ask is that you know where your children are and that you have some responsibility for their


who have been com­ plained about, and we are often met with excel­ lent co-operation and suggestions.


actions.


A NUMBER of handbags have been snatched from busy shoppers in local supermarkets over the last few weeks.


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While we have arrested an offender and charged him with the thefts, we urge all shoppers to be on their guard against opportunist thieves. It is so convenient to put your handbag in the trolley to keep your hands free while shopping for gro­ ceries, but it is very easy for someone to lift it out and slip off down the aisle while you are pon­ dering over the fruit and


The other week, two young­ sters were interviewed in relalion to a large amount of offensive graf­ fiti on the walls of the castle keep.


The fact that the castle had been vandalised is not surprising. If it's not the bowling green being attacked, is is the band­ stand being damaged.


What would perhaps come as a shock is that the two lads in question were only 11 and 13 years old.


To their credit, they imme­ diately admitted the


It just shows how far the pi oblom can go and how a prank that may seem like a bit of fun because you are bored can actual­ ly lead to a visit to the custody suite at your local police station.


offence.


At first it is the shock of having no money to pay at the till that hits you, until the knock-on effects of losing personal belongings begin to show. For instance, it is dis­ tressing to realise that you cannot use your car, or get into your home - perhaps the bag con­ tained items making your address clearl This usually means changing all the locks.


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Also, if you have your bank or credit card stolen, they need to be cancelled and arrangements made for replacements.


You should be able to go about your business without the worry of your possessions being stolen, and the likelihood is that they won't be.


Wc really try hard to work with parents of children


But you should always be on your guard. You never; know who is just behind; youl


Sorry for slip with photograph


AN unfortunate slip led to the wrong picture being used in liist week's nows story about teacher Mr David Fisher


winning an Barthwalch Fellowship. Mr Fisher, an experienced ecologist who used to be an


education officer in the Now Forest, now works at Bow- land High School, Grindloton, and will be spending a fort­ night in Canada later this year. Wo apologise both to him and to the colleague from another branch of the profession whose picture we printed by mistake. Both appeared on the same photograph of a local environment group started by Mr Fisher.


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