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Nothing to justify the wide-ranging claims against Stonyhurst


DSBSSHHHnjF’ I Deaths . - On Saturday. March 17th,


B A T E S O N Hilda


2 0 0 1 . peacefully at the Manor House. Chatburn. Hilda, aged 96 years and


111/4 months, formerly of L iv in g s to n e R o ad . Accrington, the beloved


On March 1 5 th , 2 0 0 1 , suddenly, Amelia Eleanor, a g e d 9 3 y e a r s . o f Castleford, Queens Road.


Amelia Eleanor D IX O N


aunt of Sheila. Audrey and Donald. Reposing in the Chapel o f R e s t , Bank


House. W h a l le y R oad, C la y ton -le -M o o r s . 'T h e


service and cremation will be held a t Accrington Crematorium, on Monday. March 26th at 11-30 a.m. Family flowers only please, donations if desired to the Clitheroe Heart Machine


Clitheroe, the beloved wife of the late Arthur Dixon, dearly loved mother of Alan and Leslie, mother-in-law of Brenda and Christineand a much loved grandma of Judith. Kathryn. Helen. I Nichola and Michael, and


On March 1 3 th , 2 0 0 1 . peacefully in hospital . Agnes, aged 84 years, the dearly loved wife of the late Thomas Me Hale. R*J«” *


M cH A L E Agnes


Reception into St Michael and St John’s R-C-Church.


Lowergatc. ° n . s,uddaJ(- March 25th at 6-30 P-m- Requiem Mass on Monday. Marcli 26th at 10-30 a.m. followed by interment at St


I great-grandma o f Rutn. Kate. Jack. Hannah. Caitlin,


Simon and Eleanor. A funeral service and crema­


tion will take place at Accrington Crematorium, on Friday, March 23rd at 10


Fund, c/o L Champ Funeral Service. Clayton-Ie-Moors


Accrington. BIJ5 5 Ij>Y. AH in qu ir ie s . T e l . 0 1 2 5 4 390731.


Dennis passed away on Dennis Bleazard


Sunday. March 18th, 2001, at his homcRiverside. Sawley. with Michael. Sus­ anna and Elizabeth at his side. The loving husband ol the late Kathleen, a much loved dad. fathcr-in-lawand


On March 19th. 2001. sud­


J A C K S O N Heather


d en ly a t h e r h om e 1 n B a r row, nr C l ith e ro e .


grandad. He will be sadly missed. Funeral service at S t A n d r ew 's Ch u rch , Slaidburn. on Monday. March 26th at 11-15 a.m.


Heather, aged 62 years, devoted and mu^h hoyed mother of Brett and the late


p r io r to c rema tion at Accrington Crematorium at 1 p.m. Family flowers only


please, but donations if d e s ir ed , to M cM i l la n N u r se s , c /o Cl ith e ro e Funeral Service. 1 0 /l< * Whalley Road. Clitheroe, U u 7 1 A W . T e l . 0 1 2 0 0


443045.


Peacefully on Monday, March 19th. 2001. in hospi­ tal and of Clitheroe. Brian, aged 86 years, fortified by the rites of Holy Mother Church, a very dearly loved and loving husband o Chris, a devoted father and great pal of Michael and a loving brother, brother- in-law, uncle and a friend to so many. Family flowers only please, donations if desired to C.A.F.9 .D. c/o M r s Pauline Price, 3 9 Downham Road, Chatburn. Clitheroe, BB7 4AU. For funeral arrangementsplease contact Brian Price and Son Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 4 4 1 2 9 7 .May he Rest


Joseph Brian C A R R Jn Peace.


On March 16th, 2 0 0 1 . peacefully at Roefield Nurs­ ing Home. Norah. aged 90


C U R R Y Norah ^ ^ ,


years, the beloved wife of the late Stanley Curry, (former head of St James


S ch o o l) , dear ly lo ved mother of Eileen. Judith


and Stephen, a much loved mother-in-lawof Bob. Mal­


colm and Carol, devoted nanna of Philip and Mcena Graham and Susan, Stephen and Alison. Richard and Angie, Martin and Johanna. Michael and Samantha, a much loved great-nanna ol C h r is to p h e r . J a.1” ®® • Richard. Eleanor and Han­ nah and dear to Angela. Rachel and Michael . A funeral service will be held in St Paul's Church, Low Moor at 1-15 P-m. today.


Thursday. March 22nd. 101- low cd by cremation at Accrington Crematorium.


Family flowers only please. but donations in memory of N o ra h . i f s o .d e s ir o d , may be


BO N D


a.m. Family flowers only please, but donations in memory o f Am e l ia , to Castleford. d o cl|theroe Funeral Service. 1 0 /i<s Whalley Road. Clitheroe. BB7 1AW. All inquiriesTel.


01200 443045.


Joseph's Cemetery. Wad- dington Road. Clitheroe.


1 Family Rowers only Please, but donations could be made in memory of Agnes, for the Catholic Childers


Rescue Society, c/o Culver-


leys Funeral Service, Chat burn Road. Clitheroe. BB7 2A P . All inquiries. Tel. 01200 442020.


R O G E R S


On March 10th. Gertrude Rogers, aged 84 years, at 1 3 3 Elm Walk. Raynes Park, London, beloved wife


nee Walne Gertrude


of the1 late Edward, much loved mother of Pauline and grandmother of Anne, Paul


, and Jane.


Tracey, dearest Granny Heather of Becky. Bryony and Hal, mother-in-law of


will be sadly missed by all her family and friends. A funeral service will take


The family of the late Gla­ dys F or t wou ld like to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for the kind words of sympathy, cards and beautiful floral tributes received during their sad loss. Thanks also to Canon P. Dearden for his kind min­ istrations and everybody who expressed their condo- lencesat the Tuneral service.


F O R T Gladys


John. Carol and family of the late Joseph (Joe) Frank-


f r a n k l a n d Joseph


1 land wish to thank all Joe s relatives, friends and all


i John's Catholic Church for all the kindness, cards and kind words at this sad time.


who attended the funeral service at St Michael and St


I Special thanks to Doctor Ibbotson.nursesand stall ol


I Clitheroe Hospital and the Warden and all Joe’s friends


, Father Wareing and Father Higtiam fo r their kind ministrations.


at St An n e s Cou r t and


Karen and Brick, dear sister of Sylvia and Hazel. Heather


place in The Jollies Memo­ rial Chapel. Barrow, nr Cl 1- theroeat 2 p.m. on Monday.


March 26th, 2001. prior to cremation at Accrington Crematorium. Family flow­


ers only please, but dona­ tions in memory of Heather,


if so desired, to (please make cheques payable to


the McMillan Nurses) c/o Clitheroe Funeral Service,


1 0 / 1 2 W h a l le y R o ad ; Clitheroe. BB7 in qu ir ie s T e l . 0 1 2 0 0


443045.


Peacefully in hospital, on March 16th. George Lord,


LO R D George


aged 72 years, of clltJjeroe. the loving husband of June an d a d e a r fa th e r o f Ch ristine, Gaynor and


I


In loving memory o f my dear wife, died March 27th,


B A LDW IN Mavis


1981. Always in our thoughts,


Forever in our hearts.


Loving husband Jo*1.*1*®0 ” John. Pat. grandchildren


Stuart and Lynn. March27th. Rememberinga


b r e n n a n d Doris


dear wife, mother, grand­ mother and great-


I grandmother. 1 Grief Isn't forever,


i But love is. From Jack and family.


March 21st. 1994. Gran, we shared so many


D A V ID S O N L i ly


happy times, We shared some sad ones too,


But the saddest day o f my life,


Anthony, a very dear pran- dad and great-grandad.also a dear father-in-law to


Brian, Jim and Judith, brother to Vera and Frank. A funeral service and cre­ mation will take place at Accrington Crematorium,


Love Angela and all your family.


Was the day that / lost you. ,


on Friday. March 23rd at 1 p.m. Family flowers only please, but donations may be made in memory of George, to The Christie H o s p i t a l ,c /o M r . b . Mayman. Clitheroe Funeral


Services. All inquiries to Clitheroe Funeral Services,


1 0 /1 2 W h a l le y R o a d . Clitheroe, BB7 1AW. Tel.


01 200 443045. M E L L O R


On Thursday. March 15th, 2 0 0 1 , peacefully after a


(Formerly Wilson) • Doris


short illness, Doris, in her


10 0 th year, the beloved wifeof the late Thomas Wil­ son and Ernest Mellor and much loved mother of the


Love Anne. Edward. Pau- | line and families.


March 26th, 1 994. Dear dad and grandad. We miss you so much.


P A R K IN S O N James


,


Beautiful memories of my beloved husband, died


R ID S D A L E Tom


March 24th. 1968. Time passes by.


From Greta.___ R ID S D A L E


Bn! still you slay, iovetl and longed fo r every* day.


Memories of a wonderful dad and grandad. Loved always.


I'I IMII vta.w. ----------


late.Raymond and Keith,. also daughter-in-law- of- Joan, a dearly much loved hanna to Cheryl and Dennis,


given for.St James's Church. Clitheroe,c/o Eric Mayman, Clitheroe Funeral Service.


1 0 /1 2 W h a l le y R ,o a 5v, Clitheroe, BB7 1 AW. AU in q u ir ie s T e l . 0 1 2 0 0


443045.


On March 1 6 th . 2 0 0 1 , peacefully in High Brake House. Clitheroe, Delia,


K E A L Della


aged 90 years, the beloved wife of the late John, dearly loved mother of Gillian and ■ Jennifer, also a very dear and much loved inother- In-law, grandma and great- grandma. A funeral service


will take place in St Mary Magdalene's Parish Church.


Clitheroe at J O' 1 today. Thursday. March


22nd. 2001. prior to crema­ t io n a t A c c r in g to n Crematorium. All inquiries »n C l i th e r o e Funera l Service. Tel. 01200 443045.


Sue. Bob and Ian,. aJ®° a ;, loved' and loving great- , nanna and great- great-nanna of her many grandchildren. The funeral was held on Wednesday, March 21st. 2001. for serv­ ice an d c r em a t io n a t Accrington Crematorium. Inciuiries to Langshaws Funeral Service. 1 ° ? ^ King Street, Whalley. Tel. 01254


824529. SW A IN Elizabeth


Peacefully on X(l'Ir.lsdaiy ’ M a rch 1 5 th , 2 0 0 1 , in hospital. Elizabeth, aged 86


years, dearly loved mother of John. Anthony and Paul, loving mother-in-law or


From Valerie and the boys. Tom . , ,


Olwen. Andrew. Jonathan and Debbie would like to express their sincere heart­ felt thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends, neigh­ bours and everyone con­


A r th u r Geoffrey K E A N


CUTTS - BLAND (nee Speak)


cerned for the completely overwhelming expressions of support, sympathy, cards, le t te r s and d on a t ion s received during their sad


a n d


Lee and Charlotte are delighted to announce the safe arrival of >


loss. Thanking also Rev. Mark Russell-Smith for his k i n d w o r d s


ministrations, srrB and Escott, the staff of The Slaidburn Health Centre


and all the nurses involved, also to Brian Price and his family fo r the funeral arrangements.


I T h e family o f the 1 ate Edward Oddiewouldlike to


express their sincere thanks


to all friends for the many kind expressions of sympa­ thy and donations received dur ing th e ir sad lo s s . Thanking also Canon I . Dearden for his kind words and ministrations. Dr Flat- ley and the nurses and stall o f Lowfield House and


HERD (nee Seedall)


Ward 6 , Blackburn Royal Infirmary for all their kind- ness and support and to


Brian. Jean. Carl and Pad- line Price for the funeral arrangements.


partner John (Jack) and daughter Jackie, and son


PETHERBR1DGE Eve


.


| service for all the many kind floral tributes, donations and cards received at tins sad time. Specie! thanks to doctors and staff o f The


Philip wish to thank a relatives, friends and all who attended the funeral


, The Home Nursing Service and Rev. Richard Atkinson for his kind ministrations.


Castle Medical Practice, i


The ramily of the late May Speakman together with


SPEAKMAN May


I friends and neighbours for the cards, floral trit,dtes


her sister Florrie would like to thank relatives.


CRO O K Frances


I Wherever I go Mum,


I whatever I do, 1 My days always hold I sweet memories of you.


With extra special


thoughts of you on your Birthday, March 19th, and on Mother's Day.


From your loving daughter, Frances


Alwvni Noreen and Anne,


grandma and grandma. The runeral will


take place on Friday. March 23rd. 2001 at Accrington Crematoriumat 11 a;™:.


Reposing in the c , ’apal ° f Rest. Langshaws Funeral Service.


Loving birthday memories of a dear wife, mother and grandma, on March 21st.


Phyllis (Phil) B R IG G S Never more than a thought


away, Loved and remembered every


Funeral Service 10/12 Whalley Road


(Opposite Sainsburys) ERIC MAYMAN


FUNERAL DIRECTORS


A REPUTABLE AND TRUSTED FAMILY OWNED AND RUN FUNERAL CONCERN D A Y or NIGHT .


24 Hour Personal Service PRIVATE PARKING


MONUMENTAL W O R K Tel: Clitheroe 443045 Pre-Paid Funeral Plans Available On Request


Brian Price & Son Funeral Directors


‘Peacehaven’ Chapel of Rest


The Genuine and Independent family concern of two'generations


offering a 24 hr personal service B r i a n , Jean, Carl and Pauline Pre-paid funeral plans available on request


Tel: Clitheroe 441297


Birthdaymemoriesof a dear | dad. died March 27th, 1993.


I


t i n g e y Fred


STEVENSON MEMUKIAlS HiiVYI


, Forgetting you never. Love from Susan.


Mrtiu Momnrialq - All Materi3lS 8


New Memorials - All Materials Restoration & Cleaning Free Colour Brochure Home visits arranged


Tel: 01282425858


n » Clitheroe Advertise.^ j d Newspapers L im ite d at Bu ject, u


42G1GL classified (01282) 422331), aim pn^ R * du6tfonof die contents Registered as a newspaper at tt' .


Broughion Primers Ltd. '| ° U L |ltcd wjdiout prior consent ofthc


Pumishcr^EastLancashirericwspapcrsLiniitedisawhollyowncdsubsidiary of Regional Independent Newspapers Ltd.


a Regional Independent Media publicatiorT I


The family of the late Peter Chatburn would like to express their s incere thanks


C H A T B U R N Peter


j very sad.loss.


to all, for letters and cards they have received In their


Margaretand Marie wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours Tor all the many kind letters, cards,


C L I F F E Hannah


,


donations and kind words o f sympathy received at this


I sad time. Special thanks to


The Castle Medical Group, Aurses and staff o f Clitheroe


Hospital and all mums friends at Castleford for th e ir kin dness and to


Richard Atkinson for Ills kind ministrations and Eric


1 Mayman for his dignified funeral arrangements.


I


Would like to thank every- one who came to her lptn, birthday party last Pj,^ aY1


D E V IN E Jenny


Thanks for all the cards und aifts received, especially the


*


I Thanks also to my Muni for organising the party and to Auntie Christine for the beautiful cake. Lots of love,


one from the Calfs Head.


| Jenny. i


L O R D S T JU D E ITh an ks fo r . Pr a Ye !l?


answered, published as I promised.


Your presence 1 miss, Your memory I treasure, Loving you always,


,


From your loving husband Frank and family.


| Loving 4 0 th Birthday memories. March 23rd.


C L E M E N T Dale


Like falling leaves the years go tv*


i never die. From Dad. mum. Donna.


Our thoughts o f ytnt will .,, ,


M ichelle. Pete. Micky. M a xw e l l . R o b e r t . Joe,


| Richard. Grace and Joanne. J A C K S O N


M Lewis Douglas


arch 2 1 st. aged 7. ■


though yonr smile we cannot


I o f one ire loved so much. With love always. Nana


see, We have so many memories


1 I


Jackson an d al l y o u r aunties, uncles and cousins.


J A C K S O N Lewis Douglas


March 21st. aged 7. Dear Lewis yon would bate


[ Love Daddy and Oliver. S IN G L E T O N


. I


March 22nd. Birthday mem­ o r ie s today o f my darling


Bob


I husband. Forever in my heart.


A lso remembering mum. dad. brother John and baby Kristopher. Dorothy.


ROBERTS John


A big thank you to family, friends and


workmates, especially Carol, Jayne, Sally and


Cocker for arranging the buffet for my


A , „ " : vqktoa the party go with a swing.


Hope you all enjoyed it.


WALMSLEY - MAFFIA


Nik and Stephen


Congratulations .on the birth of our first grandchild, Harrison Stephen. Love to you all,


Granny and Grandad xxx


Love you lots Harrison. Auntie Ang. xxx


Happy 21st Birlhday Luko, March 26lh. 1


Lots of love from Mum, Dad and Anna. I


Happy Birlhday Dan.


| You want looking for tarty, ■ No I like Sam,


Congratulations and all our love.


Mum, Dad, Sam and Rose.


I You spent time in Amsterdam. ’


Dan the Man, shame no parly, ■


Just to see yon one more lime would take all my cares ■ away.


been 7 today.


WALKER (nee Cowking)


Trevor and Sarah are pleased to announce the


safe arrival of Mark Jordan, on Sunday, March 18th,


2001, weighing 61b 7oz. A welcome brother for James.


Thanks to all concerned.


JOHNSON Luke


HIBBLE Lorraine


Hope you enjoy your day. Thank you for being our Mum.


Lots of love


always, your three little Angelsl


Kerry, Thomas and Robert.


WRATHALL


Daniel Thomas March 27th.


I


Announcemenls sent by post must be endorsed with the name and


address ol the sender.


In case of engagements by post or handed in at our front counter


reception, the signatures of both parlies are required.


In the case of birth announcements one of the parents signatures is required.


1 Announcements for the Births and i I Engagements classifications cannot be accepted by phone.


1


All in Memoriams and Birthday Memoriams must be pre-paid. Death Notices, Thanks for


Sympathy, acknowledgments and


Floral Tributes must come from a Funeral Director.


|


MARTIN - PASSMORE


Reece, Adele and Karmen.


Congratulations on the birth of Kaina Brogan.


Love and kisses,


Sherman, Julie, Chloe and Daniel xxx


HOYLE


j Katherine Rose March 26th.


I Health and happiness always. Lots of love, Mum and Martin xxx


Happy Birlhday.


Love and best wishes# Nan and Grandad xxx


Happy 21 si Birlhday.


All my love always, Dad.


I


and messages of sympathy received at this sad time. Special thanks to all the


loin and Karen are pleased lo


announce ihe tale, bul sate arrival of Jacob William, on Thursday, March 15lh, at Lancaster Royal


, infirmary, woighlng 81b 6oz. Thanks to all concerned.


■ . . n r r . . > . r c r c r * * * * —


staff who worked at Abbey- dale Care Home, especially Margaret and Liz. Thanks also to Hazeldene for their kindness and care and ail the staff at Blackburn Royal


Infirmary who Sared JSK May in her last days. Also


| members of Whalley Meth- odist Chapel for their kind ministrations and Lang-


tlie Rev. Cheesman and


I sliaws Funeral Service, Whalley. for their sympa­ thetic arrangements.


Mr s J. Lewis wishes to thank Gwen's friends and all


W A R D Gwen


who attended the service for all the love and kindness shown to Gwen while she was ill. I also thank the staff o n C 4 . Queens Pa r k Hospital. Kibble Ward, Cli­ theroe Hospital for their care and kindness and to Father Dillon for his kind ministrations and lovely service and to Eric Mayman for his dignified funeral arrangements. Thank you


all.


MAFFIA (nee Walmsley)


Stephen and Nikki are delighted to announce the


arrival of their son, Harrison Stephen, born on Tuesday, March 13lh, 2001, weighing 71b 8oz.


Many thanks to the Ribble Valley Midwives and Staff on C7. A special thanks lo


all family and friends for the lovely cards, flowers, gifts and support we have received.


. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . —


/ / 2 l 2 I § f l 7 / BLEAZARD


Kirsty


Victoria March 27th.


Happy Birthday.


All our love and best wishes.


From Mum, Dad and Jill and all family and friends.


21 2 1


% l 21


GRAHAM - DAVISON


Both families are delighted lo announce Ihe Engagement of Jonathan Graham, son of


Ronnie and Delia, of Sabden, lo Nicole, daughter of John and Penny, of Wilpshire, Blackburn. ^ ............. .....


h ; Mothers' ?a y


BINGHAM Rita


To a special Nanna.


Love from ('fVXJp'T


Taylor Louise " w Linford xxx


WALKER Sarah


To our Special Mummy.


We love you James and Mark xxxx


WATSON Kathryn


To my Special Mummy.


I love you. Kisses and


cuddles from Lauren xx


TRAVIS Janet


To my special mum.


Love you always. (prrvjfO' Lots of love, Adam : xxx


& scon


Congratulations Aunty Rene and Uncle Roll on your Golden Wedding Anniversary.


March 24lh, 2001.


Love from Alma, Sheila, Trevor, Sharon, Paul, Michelle, Jason and Jade.


, * * » » * * » * » * • * * SCOTT


Lindsay Rose March 27th.


JACKSON Mother


Birthday.


Congratulations on your Golden Wedding,


Congratulations.


Love always, Mum, Stuart and Ben.


d o w n h a m


Paul and Ania Congratulations lo Paul


(Gobber) Downham on your Engagement to Ania. Caught at last.


From your mates.


Party at the Commercial, Saturday 7.30 p.m.


Love and best wishes from Stephen and


Monday, March 2_6lh.


Christine, Christine and Ken, Anne, Laura and Brian, Philippa, Stephen and Olivia, Simon,


Christopher and Danielle


HALL Deana


love and best wishes on your 40th Birlhday Deana, March 26th.


From Michael, Thomas and Theo


■ < n f n i n t r n r r “ * *


PARSONS Kelly Jane


Coming of Age


Dave, Catherine and Lucy are delighted to announce the arrival of Katie Anne, on March 19th,


weighing 6lb 8oz.


Thanking family and friends for all the kind gifts and cards received.


O D D IE Edward


William, born Saturday, March 17th, 2001, at Queens Park Hospital, weighing 7lb 1 Ooz.


Thanks to all concerned. i G O M M (nee Holgate)


Are delighted to announce the arrival of Sarah Lucy, on March 12th, 2001. at The R o y a l


A n d y and Janet


Chesterfield.a welc°rncsis- ter for Victoria and Alice.


H o s p i ta l .


BOWEN (Nee Robinson)


Dave and Jayne are happy to announce the arrival ol Aimee Louise,


on February 22nd.


A welcome sister for Jessica. Thanks to all concerned.


Jacqueline Patricia


DEVINE (nee Wilkinson)


March 23rd, 2001.


AN inquiry has found no widen;* to justify widwranging allegations tar- ................................................


^ A tile was sent


mously to the Department for Employment and Edu­ cation claiming manage­ ment deficincies and inap­ propriate pupil activities. At the time Stonyhurst


College said that it had looked into the allegations and was confident that they


were not true. Headmaster Mr Adrian


Aylward wrote to parents pointing out how easy it was to “seriously misrepre­ sent, distort or sensation­ alise" things that happened


in schools. This week the Depart­


ment of Education team which supervises indepen-


cashire Social Services has conducted a thorough


investigation. "There is no evidence


which suggests that the school is failing in its duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of its boarders. The school will continue


to be monitored, but only under the normal proce­ dures relating to indepen­


dent schools. Everyone at Stonyhurst


College is keen to move for­ ward following two years of allegations of various sorts, some going back decades. Observers feel.that with hundreds of pupils on the


a l lo c a t io n s


site from all over the world at a time of educational,


social and religious change, pressures of various sorts will inevitably arise. After a blip in general interest in boarding educa­


tion, numbers are going up, though the s chool has increasing importance for


day pupils. Many attend


from the local area. Millions of pounds are


being spent on work to pre­ serve the college's fabric, take its educational facili­


ties higher and provide accom modat ion for the increasing number of girls. Currently some 15 per


cent of leavers obtain Oxbridge places.


Police target the rowdies


YOU NGSTERS causing nuisance and noise prob­ lems in Clitheroe are being | increasingly targeted by


the police. "New powers allow us to


| To my beautiful wife Jackie. I • Much love on your 40lh and always. Pat.


Robert, Jonathon and Mathew.


Best wishes and lots of love Mum.


Wishing you a very happy Birlhday.


With all my love, Diane Happy 40lh Birlhday sis. Love Michelle and Drew.


Happy Birlhday Auntie Jackie. Love Adele, Daniel, Rhian and


Joshua. To our eldester


daughter Jackie, the "Lollipop Lady" of Pendle Road, whom we love so very much.


Happy 40lh


Birthday darling. Mum and Dad.


take action not previously open to us - we will use them," says Ribble Valley police chief Insp. Bob Ford. "No one objects to young


people enjoying themselves, but nuisance and vandalism will not be tolerated. "Those misbehaving on the Castle Fields found that


we were able to catch and deal with them. We can do the same elsewhere using the same method - or maybe a different one." The inspector is asking


. . . ' . , t __ i __...v.:/■»V. Vioc v n r i i


order which has various powers, such as excluding someone from a particular place or places," says Insp.


Ford. "Two young people are


everyone concerned, espe­ cially parents, to play their part in making sure chil-' dren and young people behave. Offending young­ sters are put on a juvenile referral scheme which imposes obligat ions on them and on their parents. "But we can go further than that, with a court


currently being proceeded against in this way, and we will not hesitate to use this new law in other cases." A minor local police re­


organisation means that resources can be flexibly moved across the Valley to tackle particular problems such as juvenile nuisance.


INFORMATION


Duty chemist: Heyes Chemist, 35 Moor Lane, Clitheroe: Sunday, noon to 1 p.m.


n M « r


Police: 01200 443344. Fire: In emergency 999 and ask for fire ser­


vice. Electricity: 0800 1954141.


Water: 0345 462200.


Gas: 0800 111999. Councils: Ribble Valley Borough Counci ,


Clitheroe 425111. Clitheroe Town Council.


424722. Hospitals: Blackburn Royal Infirmary:


01254 263555. Queen’s Park Hospital, Black­ burn- 01254 263555. Airedale General Hospi­ tal, Steeton: 01535 652511. Clitheroe Commu­


nity Hospital: 427311


Alcohol Information Centre: 01282 416655. Aidslinc: 01282 831101 (7 p.m. to 9 p.m.). Domestic Violence Helpline: 01282 422024. Cruse Bereavement Care: Blackburn, Hynd-


A 1__L nl Infnpmu 1,011 ( In i l lr f l! ( t 1


bum and Ribble Valley 01254 207999. Environmental Agency: Emergency Hotline


0800 807060. Drugs: Local confidential advice and infor­


mation line: 01200 444484. National: 0800


776600. Ribble Valley Talking Newspaper: 01200


428604. Samaritans: 01254 662424.


Monthly Volunteer Helpline, Volunteering Project: 01200 422721.


Farmer is banned


and fined


' F A RM E R James Ha , eking was breathalyse • on a rem o te c ou n tr lane as he drove hom - fr om th e pu b a fte r


game of dominoes. Blackburn magistral


heard that police were wai ing for him at 11-50 p.m. < Stopper Lane, Rimingto


. and a subsequent police st ' tion breath test reading w 89 against the legal limit


35.


Hacking (46), of Me< owbank, Stopper La


' pleaded guilty to driv with excess alcohol. H e ' disqualified from driving two years and fined £ with £55 costs. Mr Richard P


■ client. This is a one-vc


(defending), said that i years of driving, HacV had never had so much parking ticket. "Quite ously, the police officer tipped off by someoi the village," said Mr I "He was waiting -fot


road with passing p and not somewhere a t


! officer would normall; He said father of Hacking worked o


’ father's beef farm an'1 : of the land was only sible from the public i


Viaduct L Millenni buildin


A PLAQUE has


unveiled on W1 Viaduct to mark it : ■ "Millenium building


, accolade. The 28-arch brick


PARSONS 4 Kelly 21


| March 24th. Congratulations to ^ vf


* a special — ^ daughter.


* * Health and *


| happiness always. 4 Lots of love, 2,1 Dad and Teresa.


ture dates back to 18 RUSH


Marion and George


. won the title in Ribb , ley Borough Coi design and conser' competition. The plaque was u


by the Mayor of the Valley, Coun.


Holtom. Among the gue:


the director of Rai North-West zone, h Cowman, who said track owns many : buildings of great interest, but not rm vide the beautiful la


views that can be h Whalley Viaduct, delighted that it h recognised." Mr Richard Kt


council's design ant vation officer, says viaduct was felt t local structure wlj


most impact. It contains nim


bricks and has a d central feature syn to the design of t in its shadow.


Clitheroe 422324 (Editori


Lotter start R


by Julie Frankla


CLITHE ROE’S worki ents may soon feel as i


' have won the Lottery v, comes to childcare! For a one-off award of i is to be made by the Ni


. Lotteries Board in July t f ield Leisure Centre to


‘ develop a children's Sa play scheme and extend i ' holiday provision.


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