Clitheroe 422324 (Editorial), 422323 (Advertising), Burnley 422331 (Classified) 12 Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, Thursday, November 30th, 2006 Bizi Lizi’s nomination


CHILDEEN’S television favourite Bizi Lizi narrowly missed out on a BAFTA award on Sunday.


Lizi Botham, who now lives in Sabden, had


been shortlisted in the Pre-School Live Action category for her work on “Doodle Do”. Lizi — best known for her work as one of the


resident artists on “Smarteenies” - attended the British Academy of Children’s Film and Television Awards at the London Hilton as one of the final four nominees. At the ceremony her programme lost out to fellow CBeebies season­ al favourite “Springwatch”. Also shortlisted were Milkshake Summer and Thomas and Friends. Now returned to her Lancashire roots after a


decade working for ther BBC, Lizi has set up her own children’s art party business, Craftas- tic.


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attend annual event OLD Clitheronians gathered in Gisburn for their annual dinner.


. This year’s event, at the Stirk House Hotel was attended by 158 people, many of them for­ mer Clitheroe Royal Grammar School pupils. Outgoing president Prof. Norman Myers


proposed a toast to the association, with response's given by new president Mr Richard Read and Mr Eddie Murphy, who was repre­ senting CRGS.


decades of CRGS history. The oldest old boy was Doug Smith, who


Past pupils present represented eight


started school in 1925, and his female counter­ part Eileen Wood, who started in 1931. Present day pupils included the school’s


head boy and head girl, together with their deputies.


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Farm, Twiston, was banned from driving for two years and fined £1,000 with £50 costs. Blackburn Magistrates’ Court heard that she gave a reading of 289 in blood, more than three-and-a-half times the legal limit of 80.


Mr Richard Taylor (defending) told the


court that Preece, who worked as a special adviser to the European Union, was attacked on one of her regular trips to Brus­ sels. She spent time in hospital before returning to her farmhouse home in Twiston, where she had continued to take large quantities of medication. Mr Taylor said the damage caused had


been physical and emotional and Preece had found herself unable to sleep without the help of alcohol. That develop^ into an alco­ hol dependency, which eventually led to the drink-driving incident. Mr Taylor said Preece had been driving the short distance to Downham doing “a


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an enterprise adviser in Blackpool and also as an adviser to the EU on telecom pro­ grammes. She had been travelling to Brus­ sels about 10 times a year since 2000 and had a set routine. Mr Taylor said on July 3rd Preece was


dragged into a park and threatened that she would be killed. On her return home she


struggled to cope and alcohol had become a habit. Passing sentence, the presiding magis­


trate said he and his colleagues had taken into consideration the change in Preece’s life and the stress and fear she had been sub­ ject to. However, he added that Preece’s drink-driving had posed “a great risk of harm to the public”.


All aboard for Santa’s sleigh


CHRISTMAS is just


. around the corner and once again the hardworking “elves” of Clitheroe Round Table will be guiding. Santa’s sleigh on a tour of the Ribble Valley over the coining weeks, collecting for a range of good causes as they go. In what has become a festive


tradition in the Valley, the Round Tablers will take Santa on a magical sleigh ride to meet and greet as many chil­ dren in the area as possible before Christmas Day dawns. This year Santa will ride in a


shiny new sleigh, replacing an older one th a t had flown around the world one time too many. The Round Tablers


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give generously to the Santa Sleigh collections and the Round Tablers are confident that this year will be no excep­ tion. Many local good causes benefit from this festive fund­ raising. Donations have been made to Crossroads, East Lan­ cashire Hospice, Life Educa-


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tion Centres for Lancashire, Clitheroe First Responders, St John Ambulance, the North West Air Ambulance, Anthony Nolan Bone Marrow Appeal, Derian House children’s hos­ pice, Whiz Kids and the RNLI, to name just a few. Deserving individuals within the Ribble Valley community are also supported in their endeavours. Clitheroe Round Table is


also actively involved in a range of community activities throughout the year, including the annual Civic Bonfire, erect­ ing the town’s Christmas trees and nativity crib and helping with the annual delivery of Christmas parcels to the elder­


ly- Best described as “a social


club with a conscience”. Round Table is all about hav­ ing fun with friends while try­ ing to help the local communi­ ty by way of charitable dona­ tions and assistance with good causes. Formed in 1958, Clitheroe Round Table has 26 members and several prospec­ tive new members currently


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sampling Table life, making it one of the 10 largest Round Tables in the UK. Entry into the Round Table


is open to young men aged between 18 and 45, with visi­ tors and potential new mem­ bers always made particularly welcome. Meetings are held twice a month throughout the year, normally on the second and fourth Monday of the month, consisting of outside visits, guest speakers, business meetings and a range of social activities, including overseas visits to Clitheroe’s “twin Table”, in Denmark. Anyone interested in finding


out more can view Clitheroe Round Table’s website (www.rt552.org) or contact its chairman Rob Stevenson on 07855 826079 (e-mail: rob@rt552.org). The dates on which Santa’s


sleigh will be visiting the vari­ ous parts of Ribhle Valley are listed on the right. Please be as generous as you can this Christmas, because the seeds you sow are ploughed right back into your community.


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SANTA’S sleigh will be touring (he Ribble Valley beginning next Tuesday, December 5(h, right up until Christmas, collecting on behalf of local charities and good causes. All (he collections takes place in the evenings between 6- 30 p.m. and 9 p.m., except for Sat­ urday, December 23rd, when the sleigh will be at Clitheroe Castle Gates from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Here is where


he will be: T u e s d a y


December 5(h - Whalley central area We d n e s d a y


December 6th - Whalley north, up to (he Hay- hurst Road area Monday December l l th -


Waddington and West Bradford Tuesday December 12th -


Brockhall area and Clitheroe: Chatburn Road, Kendal Street, Salthill, Tower Hill, Lime Street, Chatburn Park Drive, Warwick Drive area, Colthurst area and Green Drive Wednesday December 13(h - Clitheroe: Henthorn area


. t e a - Thursday December 14th -


Barrow area and Clitheroe: Rail­ way View Road, Brennand Street, St Mary’s Street, Church Brow, Brook Street, Waterloo, Holden Street, Taylor Street, Bright Street, Whalley Road area, Brownlow Street to Turner Street Tuesday Decem­


ber 19th - Clitheroe: Hippings Way area, Eastham Street, Hawthorn Place, Waddington Road


. area, Pimlico Road and Moorland Cres­ cent area, Litticmoor Road, Beechwood Ave area, Croasdale Drive area, Lang- shaw Drive and Bol- land Prospect area.


Wednesday December 20lh -


Clitheroe: Woone Lane, Eshton Terrace and Castle View areas Thursday December 21st -


Clitheroe: Grafton Street area, Pendle Road, Highmoor and Mearley Syke areas, Shays Drive area. Low Moor, Bawdlands, Cas­ tle View Road and Kirkmoor Road areas Saturday December 23rd -


Clitheroe Castle Gates, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


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1 Castlegate, Clitheroe


Tel: 01200 426041


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