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On Sunday. June 8th. teacher o f PE and W o r k E x p e r ie n c e Co o rd in a to r at St


COULTER Sandra


Augustine's R C High School. Billington and a member o f sta f f since 1988. A warm and


d e d ic a t e d t e a che r whose contribution to th e e x tra -cu r r icu la r


l ife o f the school was outstan d ing . Sandra was dear ly lo ved and respected by all her colleagues. Governors and s ta f f at Saint Augustine's send their h ea rt felt prayers and deepest sympathy to Sandra's husband and sons and the re st o f her family.


Peacefullyon June 4th, 2 0 0 3 , a t h is fa the r's h om e in C h a tb u rn . J o n a th a n , a g e d 3 2 years, o f Cl itheroe. the d e a r ly lo v e d s o n o f David and the late Jill, a much lo ved brother o f Ma t thew . Philippa, R o s a l in d . E l izab e th , Owen and Christian, a dear grandson o f Elsie, a ls o a m u ch lo v e d n ep h ew , cousin and fr iend to many. A serv- ic e w a s h e ld a t S t P au l 's Church, L o w M o o r . Cl ith ero e. fo l­ low ed by interment in the W o od lan d Burial S e c t ion o f C l i th e ro e Cemetery on Tuesday, June 10th. Donations in m e m o r y o f Jonathan, i f so desired, may be given to Rib b le V a l ley CrossroadsLtd, 5 W ad d in g ton Ro ad ,


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Suddenly on June 8th, 2003. Frank, aged 54


BROOKES Frank


years, o f Waddington, the dear ly lo ved hus­ band o f Janet, a loving step - fath e r o f Trac ey L o u is e . C la i r e a n d P a u l , a v e r y d e a r fa th e r - in - law o f Philip. Emma and Jonathan, a d e v o t e d g ra n d a d o f Emily, M o l ly , Joseph, Benjamin and Harry, the dearest son o f the late David and Emily Brookesand b ro th e ro f the late Margaret, also a v e ry special friend and b roth er-in -law to A la n and G e ra ld in e , P r o c t e r a n d a d e a r b r o th e r - in - la w t o David, Julia. Ian and K a th le e n P r o c t e r . R ep os in g in Peace- haven Chapel o f Rest. A service w i l l be held at Waddington M e th ­ o d i s t C h u r c h , o n Monday, June 16th at 1 1 a.m. fo l lo w e d by cremation at Accr ing­ ton C r em a to r ium a t 1 2 -2 0 p .m . F am i ly f lo w e r s o n ly plea se , donations in memory o f Frank, i f so desired, may be given to the C l i t h e r o e H e a r t M a c h in e F u n d , c/ o Mrs Pauline Price, 39 D o w n h am R o a d . Chatburn, C l ith e ro e , BB7 4AU. Inquiries to Brian Pr ice and Son, Funeral Directors. Tel. 01200 441297.


On Sunday. June 8th. 2003, Sandra, aged 52 y e a r s , p a s s ed aw a y peacefully at the East L an ca sh ire H o sp ic e , th e b e lo v e d w i f e o f John, devoted mother o f Simon and M a t thew and daughter o f Edna and the late Percy. A fu n e ra l s e r v ic e w i l l take place on Friday, June 13th at St Ma ry’s Parish Church, CII- t l iero e at-' 12-30 p.m. fo l low ed by interment a t A l l S a in t s ' C h u rc h ya r d . P e n d le t o n . F am i ly f low e rs only, but don­ a t io n s i f s o d e s ir e d payable by cheque to eith er East Lancashire H o s p ic e o r C a n c e r R e s e a r c h U K , c / o L a n g s l iaw 's Fu n e ra l S e r v ic e , 1 0 3 A K in g Street, Whalley, Lancs, BB7 9 SW . In q u ir ie s Tel. 01254 824529.


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Midwives and all at Queens Park.


POPE


Matt and Donna would like to announce the


arrival of Robbie


James. A Brother for Sam, on June 2nd, 2003.


Thanks to family,


friends and all Staff at Queens Park Hospital,


particularlly C9 i v j^ Lan ire jr /L Newspapers Ltdcash 7b Dad, 1 love you, ! wifi never forget you


Love from Hannah-Letgh and Callum xxx


C O O K S O N J g W I


( a > \ ' C \ f f ' - P p i |


7b a special Dad from your fantastic kids


We love you loads and loads


Chtoe, Poppy. Alfte. Affyoon vw


Love you Daddy, you are simpfy the best


Lots of love, hugs and kisses from your little Princess xx


JEFFRIES Nathan


A B Daddy, we love you very


much, thanks for being the best


Lots of love Curtis and Jackson x


B U R N S S h e w n


Dad, you the world. You are my best


number one hero in the world Lots of love


Eve and Sol >ooooooo< Happj^p. Anniversary


WHITAKER Peggy and Malcolm


Love and best wishes on your Silver


Wedding Anniversary. Love Michelle, Marie, Mary,


Merissa and Nick, Andrew and Mark.


WALLBANK iark


Cool Dads! Happy Fathers Day, Dad, v . P I C K D e r e k © E L D A R D S i m o n


love from your boys and girls Travis. Tyler, Kallum, Ethan, Jessica and Hannah


I Happyj Anniversary LIMBERT


Justine and Mark


If I should live for 100 years, I will


always be with you. M y eternal love. Justine x x x


SiiverWedding


The family o f the late R i t a M a r t e l l w o u ld l ik e to express the ir sincere thanks to all relatives, friends and n e ig h b o u r s f o r th e many kind expressions o f sympathy and le t ­ ters and cards o f con­ dolence received dur­ in g th e i r s a d lo s s . Thanking also Father Wareing fo r his kind w o rd s and comforting ministrations. T o the d o c to r s , nurses and s t a f f o f C l i t h e r o e Health Centre and C l i­ th e r o e C om m u n i ty H o s p i ta l , e s p e c ia l ly H od d e r Ward, fo r all t h e i r c a r e


MARTEL L Rita Amy


J o a n n a a n d f ami l y w o u ld l ik e to thank e v e r y o n e w h o g a v e donations in memory o f John to the Chemo­ therapy Unit, Black­ burn Ro ya l Infirmary, £707 was raised.


DEVINE John


Thank You


Peacerullyat The C ro f t R e s id e n t ia l H om e , Whalley, Gladys, aged 95 years, fo rm e r ly o f Kemp Court, Brown- hill and M it ton Road. Whalley, beloved w i fe o f the late John T h o ­ ma s H in d le , lo v in g mother o f Pamela and Glenys, mother-in-law o f David and John and


HINDLE Gladys


Catherine. Reposing at th e T a lb o t F u n e ra l H om e . T h e fu n e ra l service w i l l take place on Friday. June 13th a t T r in i t y U .R .C . Blackburn at 12 noon, th en t o P le a s in g to n Crematorium fo r com­ mittal at 1 p.m. Family f lo w e r s o n ly plea se , b u t d o n a t io n s i f s o desired to the T r inity U n i t e d R e f o rm e d Church Building Fund, c/o The Ta lbo tFune ra l S e r v ic e , H a rw o o d H ous e . 341 W h a l le y N ew Road, Blackburn, BB1 9SR. Tel. 01254 695995.


a n d In Memoriam


In lo ving memory o f a dear sister, aunt and grea t aunt, w ho died June 10th, 2002.


(nee Geldard) Hilda Mary


Your name we often mention, Your voice we cannot hear, But memories live forever, Of a sister we loved so dear.


From sisters Kathleen, M i ld r e d , J o a n an d families.


In loving memory o f a d e a r fa the r, grandad an d g r e a t g ra n d a d , died June 12th. 1976.


RICHARDSON William


Always remembered with the greatest love and so deeply missed, by your loving daughter


Ellen, Alan and family. STEER


In loving memory o f a dear mum, died June ■


Margaret Birthday Greetings -;


* 4th, 1998. We will always love


you.


Carol and Roy. Birthday Memories :


th a n k s f o r p r a y e r s answered.


LORD ST JUDE Donations, 100


HAMMOND Mabel


June 13th, 2003 Well you made it Mabel -


the REAL majority!


Congratulations, best wishes and many happy regos.


From all the family.


CUSACK Hayley


June 9th, 2003. Happy 21st Birthday. Lots of love, Mum, fe*>


Malcolm, Kenny and Siobhan, Brendan and Claire, Nanna Murrin. Hugs and kisses Auntie Hayley. Love Callum x x x


C 3fian& . ‘T/ou BIRCH


Ronnie and Debbie


would like to lhank family and friends for


cards and gifts received on the occasion of


their wedding. Thanks also to the Clarion,


Foxfields for organising the special day.


H a p p y


Father's D ay to all Your


HOLLAND Danny


CUSACK Hayley


June 9lh, 2003.


All the best for your 21st and good luck for the future. All our love,


Maureen, Charlie,


Sean, Lorry, David, Kerry and Niamh


Coming Of Age - HIESLEY


loving grandmother o f S t e p h e n


Cynthia, Bill and fam­ i ly w is h t o e x p r e s s the ir h ea rt felt thanks to all relatives, friends and neigh boursfo r the many kind expressions o f sympathy and le t ­ ters and cards o f con­ dolence re ceived dur­ ing the ir sad loss. P a r ­ ticular thanks to D r S. Holch and the district nurses o f Castle M ed i­ ca l G ro u p , a ls o th e s t a f f o f A l lC a r e f o r t h e i r c a r e a n d kindness. F in a l ly to eve ryone w ho atten­ ded the funeral service a n d h a v e g i v e n donations.


GLOVER Harry


TURNER


(nee Brankin) Congratulations


Matthew and Lucy on the birth of a special granddaughter, Eva May


on June 4lh, 2003, weighing 8lb 3oz.


All our love and best w ish es for


the future, from respective


M ir iam , K e n , E d ith and families w ou ld l ike to take this oppo rtu­ ni ty to than k a l l relatives, friends and n e ig h b o u r s f o r th e many kind expressions o f sympathy and le t ­ ters and cards o f con­ dolence received dur­ in g th e i r s a d lo s s . Thanking also Canon Eric Chard fo r his kind w ord s and comforting m in is tra t ion s , to a l l w h o a t t e n d e d th e fu n e ra l s e r v ic e and have given donations to the East Lancashire Hospice Fund. Finally to C a r l and P au l in e Pr ice fo r the funeral arrangements.


HAWORTH Miriam


Louise. Joanna, Dom­ inic and Naomi would sincerley l ik e to thank al l re la t iv e s , friends, colleagues, pupils and n e ig h b o u r s f o r th e


SWEENEY John Bosco


c on d o len c e , f lo w e r s and donationsrecieved during the ir sad loss. Thanks to Father Bir ­ mingham fo r his com­ fo r t in g ministrations, and also to the o th er Sabden churches fo r the ir thoughtfulness.


grandparents


and the' w hole family.


TOP


BANANA'S A Century.


From ajl in Maintenance:


TAYLOR (nee Brockley)


Jonathan and Debbie are delighted to


announce the safe arrival of their


precious and beautiful first Daughter, Maisie, born on the


23rd May, 2003,


many kind expressions o f sympathy, masses, le t t e r s and ca rd s o f


weighing 71b lOoz. Heartfelt thanks to all the Staff at the Edith Watson Unit and the Rossendale Midwives Team for all their


wonderful help and support.


WELLS


Kevin Andrew June 16th, 2003.


You'// find him down the gym or under a car, Happy 30th Birthday dear Kev, you're our superstar. Lots of love to a great Son, Grandson, Dad, Brother and Uncle. From all the family x x x


Happy Birthday and happy Father's Day. Lots of love, hugs and kisses, Kyle and Ryan x x x


CUSACK Hayley


June 9th, 2003.


Congratulations Hayley on your 21st Birthday.


Lots of love and sunshine. Dad, Camille and Caleb.


Health and happiness always.


Love from Nan n y x x x


EVANS Joanne


June 8lh, 2003.


Congratulations Jo on your 21 st.


Lots of love. Mum, Dad, David and Joanne.


Sunday, June 15th


Beautiful thoughts o f one so dear Treasured forever with love sincere


HOLDEN John


In loving memory of a dear Dad, died M a y 11 th 2003


Love from John,


Bernard, Mary and


family Thanks for Sympathy


GARNER Norman


Remembering a special Dad on Father's Day


Love and miss you lots


Matthew, Sarah, N a th an and Loma


Love to


Grandad From


M o rg an n 4011


M cG rath Cath


Here's to Cath, Who's a real good


laugh, Give her red wine, And she'll be fine,


Now she's reached 401


Love Jacqui and Helen.


MARSDEN Bernard


Vincent


June 16th, 2003. Happy Birthday.


Have a good onel


Love Mum and the g a n g x x x


INGHAM Stephen


June 17th, 2003 Happy birthday


Stephen


All my love Sheila x x


Happy birthday Dad All our love


Marie, Vicky ana Tom, Gina and Pete x x x


Simon and Zoie, Love you Grandad


Ashleigh, Megan, Bailey, Connor


and ? number 5 x x x


Birthday-,Greetings Birthday Greetings?:


Sadness at death of popular teacher (52)


by John Turner


STAFF at several Ribble Valley Schools have been touched by the death, at the age of 52, of popular teacher M r s Sandra Coulter. Mrs Coulter (pictured


right), who had taught at St Augustine’s RC High School, Billington, for 15 years, had also been a member of the s taf f at Bowland High School, St Wilfrid’s CE High School, Blackburn, Ribbles- dale High School Technology College and Rhyddings High School, Oswaldtwistle. Her husband, Mr John Coulter, is a senior member of the staff at the latter. Mrs Coulter, of Warwick


Drive, Clitheroe, died on Sun­ day after a long illness. She had been teacher of


girls’ PE at St Augustine’s, a post to which she was appointed in September 1988. Over the years, she had taught hundreds of children throughout East Lancashire. During her 15 years at St


SUTCLIFFE Janet


June 13th, 2003. Happy 50th Birthday.


Have a wonderful day. All our love, Geoff, Cassie, Garreth and Glenn.


Concerns over


park footpaths CONCERNS about the state of some footpaths in a Clitheroe park


are to be raised with Ribble Valley Borough Council. Members o f Clitheroe Town


Council raised worries about some of the paths in Brungerley Park which they feel are in need of repair and resurfacing. The comments came in response


to a le t te r from the borough’s Leisure and Tourism Manager, Mr Chris Hughes, who said that areas of the park were in need of refur­ bishment and that an improve­ ment scheme was being developed, in consultation with interested parties, to spend some £35,000 of funding.


Other concerns noted by the


town council included the need for some tree felling and replanting, repairs to railings, as well as the need for extra dog waste bins and litter bins.


Pendle Club


W IN N E R S of the bridge session at Pendle Club, Clitheroe, were Mrs Eileen Wood and partner and


Miss Pat Hargreaves and partner. Domino winners were Mrs M.


Davies, Mrs V. Giles and Mrs D. Knight. Solo whist winners were M r A. Leonard, Mrs S. Holden and Mrs E. Lancaster. Bridge takes place on Mondays


at 1-30 p.m., solo whist on Mon­ days at 7-30 p.m., dominoes on Fri­ days at 7 p.m. and line dancing on Thursdays at 1-30 p.m. New mem­ bers are welcome to attend any of the events.


Castle Cement’s new fuel plans on public display


DETAILS about plans by Clitheroe company Castle Cement to burn an alterna­ tive fuel derived from abat­ toir waste will be on public display on Wednesday. Local residents are being


given the chance to find out more about the compa­ n y ’s plan to reduce its reliance on coal by using an additional fuel at its Rib- blesdale works. In March, the Clitheroe


A d v ert ise r and Times revealed proposals from Castle Cement to burn a meat and bone meal residue created by the ani­ mal by-product process, a move which the firm said would improve emissions from one of its two stacks. Known as Agricultural


Waste Derived Fuel, it is produced by sterilising and grinding abattoir waste, which would otherwise be disposed of in landfill sites. Fibrous in appearance, AW D F feels like damp sand.


M r Gareth Price, gener­


al manager at the Ribbles- dale works, is keen to demonstrate the environ­ mental benefits of using this fuel type.


He said: “Once again we


are able to safely use the energy content of a waste product to help fuel our kiln that would otherwise go to landfill. The AWDF will be entirely consumed in the very high tempera­ tures of our cement manu­ facturing system in the same manner that coal is currently.” Local residents are being


invited to attend St Mary’s Parish Church Hall between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Wednesday to view Cas­ tle Cement’s exhibition. It will explain the firm’s pro­ posal to use Agricultural Waste Derived Fuel in its


kiln. A team of staff will be , oh hand to answer ques­ tions and talk to individu­ als in more detail. Castle Cement has


already held detailed talks with the Environment Agency, Lancashire Coun­ ty Council and Ribble Val­ ley Borough Council out­ lining its recommendations to use AWDF. A newsletter has also


been distributed to people living within five miles of the works.


Former teashop proprietor Margaret dies, aged 72


T H E former p ro p r i ­ etor of a Clitheroe teashop has died at the age of 72. Mrs Margaret Fairclough


(nee Haworth) had lived all her life in and around the Ribble Valley. Bom in Read in 1931, Mrs


CUSACK Hayley


June 9th,.2003.


Happy Birthday and best wishes.


Auntie M a r y and Hunky Dave*


Happy 21st Hayley. Love and best


wishes, Sheila, Adam and Lauren.


Fairclough (pictured right) attended Read school and then Clitheroe Grammar School from 1941 to 1949. She attained the Higher School Certificate in 1949 and gained a place to study nursing at the Middlesex Teaching Hos­ pital, London. Before the war, her father


was employed by the Thomas Cook travel agency in Bum- ley, a position which entitled him to reduced fares. In 1939, the World Fair was to be held in New York and he managed to obtain tickets for his family to make the crossing in April, 1939, to N ew York on the Cunard White Star liner Bri­ tannic from Liverpool. The main purpose of the


trip was to v isit Mrs Fair- clough’s two aunts, who had emigrated to the US and Canada some years before. This event was truly a high point in her life, and in later years she often recalled the excitement the family and, indeed, the entire community of Read had felt in preparing for their departure. The return crossing was on


the Queen Mary, which was then just three years old and held the Blue Riband for the fastest Atlantic crossing. The


splendour and luxury and art deco style of the liner made a lasting impression on Mrs Fairclough, which she often reminisced about throughout her life. She also recalled that the whole return trip for a fam i ly of four in a tourist class cabin was just £401 She did not complete her


training in London and, instead, returned to work in Burnley until her marriage in 1956 to Peter Fairclough, when they took a sub-post office in Carr Hall, Nelson. In 1963, and now with three, children, her husband became' a partner in a wholesale paper merchant firm in Blackburn and they moved to Great Harwood. In 1977, however, she


returned to the Ribble Valley, when the fam i ly moved to


Whalley. In the same year, she fulfilled her life's ambition and opened a teashop, Peg's


P an try in K in g Lane, Clitheroe. A t that time there were v e ry few cafes in Clitheroe, and Peg's Pantry was an instant hit with those looking for a quiet chat over a good cup of a coffee. E ve rythin g was home­


made and her chocolate cake and trifle became legendary. Her regular customers were, typically, from the older gen­ eration. They could recall life in Clitheroe in earlier times and would often share their


memories with her over a cup of tea. In 1982, she and her hus­


band also purchased an old building in Parson Lane. Fol­ lowing extensive renovation, they converted this into a larger cafe, serving full meals. I t became known as The Old Toll House and they ran this with their children alongside Peg's Pantry for a period.


During the latter part of


the ’80s, her husband devel­ oped a number of properties in the Ribble Valley, most notably The Long Buildings, Sawley, which were converted from a derelict state into a striking and highly desirable


row of sought-after proper­ ties.


;


. More recently, Mrs Fair­ clough and- her husband retired to Bashall, where Margaret, who had always had a keen interest in her remarkable family history, started to research and record it. She took matters into her


own hands and published the book, “Maggie - a Story of Lancashire Folk” .


Augustine's, Mrs Coulter took on other posts of respon­ sibility, including roles as


ship o f Clitheroe Cricket, Bowling and Tennis Clubs. She coached gymnastics to


young children a t T r in ity Youth Club. St Augustine’s headteacher


M r Anthony McNamara, said: "Sandra was a warm and enthusiastic colleague. She was committed to getting the very best out of the children. She gave endless hours of her own time to a wide range of extra-curricular sporting activities. “ Her lo v e ly smile and


COMPACT co-ordinator, to raise the achievement of Year 10 students, and work experi­ ence manager. Outside school Mrs Coul­


ter was active in community sports, an interest she shared with her husband and two sons, Simon and Matthew. She was a founder member


of Clitheroe Netball League and, for several years, Mrs Coulter was its president. She represented the sport at coun­ ty level and was a qualified umpire. Her interests also included tennis, and member­


appreciation of a good joke made her great company. Sandra’s gentle manner made her popular with pupils and staff alike. She bore her illness with great courage. We loved her dearly." Prayers and services for


Mrs Coulter have‘been held at the school throughout the week. The funeral service will be


held at 12-30 pm tomorrow at Clitheroe Parish Church and will be followed by inter­ ment at A l l Saints Church­ yard, Pendleton. The family has requested


donations for the East Lan­ cashire Hospice or Cancer Research U K in lieu of flow­ ers.


Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 4|


Head c] attack


T H E head chef at a Ribble I Valley hotel boiled over after! catching her boyfriend sit-j ting in a car with another! woman in the centre of . Clitheroe.


f


. Blackburn magistrates heard how Leoni McCormick, who | works at the Hark to the Boun­ ty at Slaidbum, flew into a jeal­ ous rage, trying to drag her love rival, Carolyn Fisher, from her car in Clitheroe town centre. The court was told that, as well ]


as being hit about the face and kicked in the nose, Miss Fisher I


suffered a cigarette burn to her thigh. The prosecution said the ciga­


rette had been "stubbed” on Miss I Fisher’s leg, but Mr Nigel Holden (defending), said that allegation had always been denied. McCormick (30), of Mission


Room Cottage, Slaidburn, plead­ ed guilty to assaulting Miss Fish­ er. She was ordered to complete a six-month community rehabilita­ tion order and pay £150 compen­ sation and £50 costs. The magis-


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Turret Houl national d<


continued trnm pn^c l . • The land was subject to previ-l


ously-granted planning permission! for eight houses. Architect Mr Ivan Wilson said|


the Lancasters made a major con-[ tribution to how the eight-roomed I building should he designed, and I Mrs Lancaster, particularly, want-[ ed an interesting, though tradition-! al, flavour. M r Wilson is in only his sixth!


year of business, having started out| working from his own home. Four years ago he moved into his|


present premises and there are nowj three qualified architects among his| staff of seven.


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CUtheroe 425111. Clitheroe Town Council, 424722. Hospitals: Blackburn Royal Infirmary: 01254


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