20 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 Hand back my


daughter’s shoes I WOULD like to ask the person who took my daughter’s brand-new shoes from the soft play area in Clitheroe on Friday, August 21st, to hand them back into the soft play area please. I had to carry my daughter home


as she had no shoes and the ones left by other parents were too small and obviously not new! So, a warning to other parents: do


not leave your shoes in the pockets provided, which plenty do (not any more!) or you will have to pay for another pair like I did last week and again this week - thanks for that! VERY UNHAPPY MOTHER AND LITTLE DAUGHTER Via e-mail


Wild flowers make


such a difference THANK you for our lovely wild flower roundabout in Mellor Brook, it has made such a difference to come across such wonderful natural colour on a very busy roimdabout. We in Mellor Brook have had a


bad winter with all the roadworks that went on the A59 to facilitate the BAE systems new build. The traffic poured into our small village on entering and exiting to the BAE site at shift times and throughout the day. The road has somewhat improved


and traffic seems a little less, but still busy. The residents feel that the lit­ tle colour that has been put in place on the roundabout has been proved to be a great improvement to the area.


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without any changing facilities. I also believe that it would not


Write to: The Editor, Clitberoc Advertiser and Times, 3 King Street, Ciitheroe BB72EW or e-mait. roy.prenton@eastta____________ We hope that this is a beginning as


there are plans to put a spring plant­ ing followed by summer planting and to be spread around the village. Mr Mark Barnes, at the Lan­


cashire Council Offices at Whalley, has been very helpful in choosing the right wild flower mix and indeed the planning of the spring planting scheme. The grant of £1,200 from BAE


will go a long way towards this proj­ ect, but we still want more support from the firms that use the village roads for their business. This is a prime example of local


people having a say on how the vil­ lage should look and what they want, this is essential. The little colour that has been put


in place already has been a great a conversation piece to any one pass­ ing through the village. STELLA BRUNSKILL, Councillor for Mellor and Mellor Brook Via c-mail


Nobody seems to


have cared for dog I HAVE never owned a dog or par­ ticularly wanted to, so I find it rather strange to be writing in sup­ port of T. Garrard (Letters, August 27th) and on behalf of a dog! I too.


am uneasy at the inept way this affair appears to have been dealt


with. Nobody seems to have cared for


this dog. Certainly not its owners, who were quite willing to let it roam around upsetting villagers and with­ out a thought for what would proba­ bly be the ultimate outcome for their "pet". What a pity their co-operation didn't extend to making sure it w ^ exercised on a lead, and having it retrained with a behavioural group when the problem first arose, mstead of lethal injection. I watched a programme about


dogs which included Shar Peis and I was very impressed with what was said about them. Among other things, that they are


quiet, dignified dogs, but obviously if a dog is left to its own devices for any length of time without loving companionship and firm training, it can become aggressive and unpre­ dictable, also sensing, as this one probably did, that every man’s hand is against it! As for evil? To me that implies a


conscious wish and desire to do harm. Is a dumb animal capable of this concioiis wish? I think not! Dan­ gerous, savage, wily, all these things according to their species. But evil in my opinion is a designation applica­ ble to only one species, namely cer­ tain members of the human race, as


daily papers. J. BISHOP, Queen Street, Whalley


Council cancels


football at Roefield WHAT is happening at Koefield? We live in a world that promotes activities and sporting events to keep our fitness levels up and our weight down. We want our children to be


involved in sport. So what does Kib­ ble Valley Borough Council do? It effectively cancels open age football at Koefield. It is not good enough to promote facilities without changing rooms or offer an alternative like Longridge. Firstly adult football teams have


to provide changing facilities or they cannot play in a league and secondly some of the teams that have used Koefield play in the Craven League, against predominantly Yorkshire opponents, and the league would not let them play at Longridge. The well-organised Clitheroe


Wolves provides numerous football teams for juniors ranging from five to 18 years of age. I believe that this organisation has agreed to continue playing its home games at Koefield


have any other options as it would be impossible to provide alternative pitches for all the teams it runs. Even in this younger age bracket it is not acceptable to offer football pitches without changing facilities. They play against junior teams


attested to daily on TV and in our


from areas around Blackburn, Bum- ley and Accrington. Roefield repre­ sents what the Kibble Valley has to offer in t e ^ of football facilities. I suggest these visiting teams will not be inipressed with a lack of changing facilities. Why could some tempo­ rary changing facilities not be arranged? When other councils have refurbished changing rooms they have made alternative arrangements so that footballers still have chang­ ing facilities. Why was the work not planned to start as soon as last sea­ son finished? This would have meant that the new facility would be up and running in February 2010 given the 40-week period that is required to complete the work. If this was not possible the chang­


ing facilities could have continued to be used until the work was due to start. Once work started they would then not be used for 40 weeks. As it stands the clock is running and 40 weeks from today is June 10th, 2010. This is eight weeks before the 2010/11 season will start. As the council has stated "the


work vrill start as soon as possible" 1 presume it has no idea when it will commence. This will not fill Kibble Valley footballers with much confi­ dence and gives the impression of complete disorganisation. STEVE RUSH, Mearley Syke, Clitheroc


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Aged 59 years, died suddenly on August 17th, 2009, in France, Ronnie, the devoted husband of Tricia. dearly loved father of Nick and Robert, loving brother of Mary and


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Peacefully in hospital, on Tuesday, August 25th, 2009, Samantha McQuade, aged q years, the beautiful and much loved daughter of Simone Price and Peter McQuade and also very much loved by stepfather


McQUADE Samantha


Frankland. Samantha was a wonderful sister to Henry and was loved very much by her grandparents.


Paul


A funei^ service will take place at St James Church, Clitheroe, on Friday, September 4th, 2009 at 10-30 a.m. to be followed by burial at Clitheroe Cemetery. Please will family and friends dress


She will be missed by all herfamily.


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SCOTT Alan


3JD- mother September


6th Gone are the days we shared together. But in my heart you are there forever.


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KELLY John


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