bis ”


In years, andi ’ the ( Church IT, H. Lister a I band of


lie' cljuroh. iter were


ted mth theS ent Orchestra •3. l|lr. Lister ble bass and' lo. !


d, Rtr. Lister f the orehe^ a keeh Rugby In his Sklp-


Ik a I practical |-carvlng, •


Id h ^ 'family


pe inlssed to I their manjj


I thein success rroundtogs. I


Iri- Lancashire iamej without Vakes Weeks? r reading an d by Mr. R. A. ■ a n i general mas Cook and tradition Is,


f t


iat accommo- oUday resorts itmost during of the towns


s, Wieks, and are togher.


Something hi


^oula Cllthe- er Lancashire


j


town for thfi without its


I persona miatter, be .il^e'


those who when the does not, but who love al bustle and of goodwill w to Clitheroe draw near.


On^ man


enjoys being everybody all enjoy ou he^ said.


There Is


^akes Weeks? . am oke of


prefer; to j travel jmaddlng crowd”


there'areiothers the hustle and communal! spirit


fWch Is so evident ' ^ the Wakes


elsi


said in supp(i all, dt’s not working to a taken' on th( town ’’ for- a


In thej old


told me that he on holiday when 36 Is. “ can ^selves together,”


'irt of this,! After, much fuhi to be place .which has air of a ” ghost fortnight, i


.iomethlng to be


4the, Wakes highlight of . •looms clatter shops, put u: and the ewtt): the,I appear^: from " Love


Industry, a: people often to\mii',,whlc holiday'durlpi peWod, the quite the sai the ending of . Wakes hard iwith


folk.'A - Don’t you


days, of course, Week I was the the year. | Then ',ed, to a; stop,


P their , shutters »n towhis took on


ance of scenes on the Dolfe.”


li'pw, with more diversity of


hd-iTiWlth I many worUng to other are' not on


g that particular


s|tmosphere!is not Nevertheless,


of the tradition


Week^ would " go inany Lancashire


agree?


SEE! IN THE NEW A


away victory WIGAN AXa EES. 0; CLITHEROE 2 | i


nUXHEROE started the New Year by travelling to Wigan to get ^ their eighth away win of the season. They thoroughly Ideserved He points, with the defence once again being well able' to deal' with the opposing , forwards.


hard and kept the forwards on the move. While'Finder did hot have much personal! success, his lively play caused the Wigan defence to pay him close attention.


Clitheroe were soon o n ' the


attack. Flatley passed to Finder, pyho shot. The ball came out to Fletcher, who shot hard to test Farrell, but the goalkeeper held ^ ball well and cleared.,


porter found himself out on his .with Wallace, coming out. winger shot and Wallace


Then Wigan moved upheld,


blocked his shot and the ball re­ bounded to Fielding, I who shot when Wallace w^ out of


god. ■ ' j I , '


i Prom the goal klck,| Clitheroe 'progressed on the j left and jOreen pushed the ball to Barton who shot over.


! ' ]u the next visitors’ attack,


j piuder pushed the ball just too ! /ar and ' Farrell was able . to Wther it before the centre- forward copld .get to it to shoot.


edge of the'penalty! box, and at the other end Turner sent the ball out'on the right to Porter, who sent it oyer to Barton, the left winger.


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! ; I Finder put bdiind from the


Hodson made a fine pivot. Bush and Barton wereiveiy active in giving support to the forwards, of whom Green hadia good m a tc h , playing good football and tackling well. Fletcher worked


| i Half-time;


leading at naif-time, having had the lion’s I share of the game.


but lost the ball in 'a scrimmage. Turner .shot but Wallace gathered the ball smartly.


WaUace came out to cover,


Green tackled Fielding and forced him to put the ball out of play. Prom the' throw, Wigan got the ball and Turner was go­ ing through when iMoss tackled determinedly and'checked the centre-forward. ■ ;


' Clitheroe were j soon- back.


the tight visitors’ defence and Bush relieved the' pressure by passing to Wallace, whb got the ball, away.


Wigan tried to break through ! ' f r e e k ic k


was checked by a rough tackle, for which the refer^ gave a free kick. I Barton took it,| but the ball went right across goal.


Smith, making good ! progress,


top arid It looked as though goals were bound to come soon.


Clitheroe were undoubtedly on


when well placed. Just after! Wigan, advanced ;on the right wing by a series' of fortunate bounces and deflections; Wallace came out to narrow the angle and Fielding shot wide!


: 'Next Turner I shot low and ■hard, but Wallace was' able to


R I B B L F '"|V. ■


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! i 4 i 5 A S T L E S T R E E T ! 1 i.oi


TIMBER OFF


o in V E R E D T O Y O U R D O O R i-b y r e ||u e ^ !(IN CLUTHEROE AREA!) i - i


t o y o u r d c ^ o i *


I i


Porter was whistled "offside"


Wigan Ees, 0; Clitheroe 0 Clijheroe 'Should have been


very even for a-while. Fletcher headed in and the ball was pbt for'a corner which Finder took for Platley] to head'on to the bar with FotcII helpless. When Wigan attacked, Hodson tackled and pu^ed] the ball away, but It ■was gathered by Barton i for Wigan. Wallace saved his shot.


Exchanges on resuming' were COMPACT GAME


by Green iaind Finder, and from, his kick Wlkaln got a comer kick which was got' away by Clitheroe defenders, jvho were playing a very compact game and giving little away.


Finder and shodf bvCT,


Anothei; Clitheroe attack er take a pass from, Green


his cross went out fqr a comer after hitting a defender. Clith­ eroe gavej a comer, Henderson putting qut when Porter -was about to shoot. ’ ■


Platley took the ball up, but ^


ton fed Finder on the .left, but his long, low pass was collected by Farrellj and got away.


it looked I doubtful whether the match would be completed.


The light was failing fast and


half Clitheroe took the I lead through PfflDER, who shot hard and low into the net following a shot by I ftetcheV which; was deflected to the; centre-fonvard by a defender.


After 2oI nlnutes In .thfe'second ; v .


from Hodroi In the penalty area and cleared! but to the surprise of almost’ everyone the referee gave an todirect ifree kick, judging Wallace to have handled outside the arte.


Wallace | gathered a back, pass Clitheroe moved upfleld. Bar­ saw Farrell cleared when menaced'


Dobson scores


gather the tell and send It up- fleld. Porkr beat Henderson, but sent the ball right across for


the ball to go behind over the bar,!


, Finder, for Clitheroe, shot from off the right wing for Farrell to save low down near the post. ! I


five for I Chatbura 5; Bisbton S


■to shar0 , the j)Olnts in i this encounter With Rlshton, Umo


were!a vigorous side. I |


tag time in the opening stakesl Rishton’s early attacks, hOTye\[er|


'Chutbiim’s defence had a try;


came to nothing, Holden, defend; come* fr6m "the* in


tag the;goal well, not onl; the I opening ' minutes throughout the entire game, made spectacular saves time time


■ Play moved back and forth until; Chatbura were awarded a free-kick.; This, taken-by Sp^ak resulted i In ■ CHATBURN I (J.) scoring the first goal. of Ihd match with- a good header whicK took; the I Rishton goalkeeper by surprise.


. freely and swiftly.'


' Prom ' then on, goals came I


awarded i a penalty, SBeAK making nd mistake.


Chatbum, pressing hard, were p i


centi;e-forward, reduced | the arrears for the visitors, foUWng It up: in'the 35th minute with to?


equaliser.; ■ -


bum, were two up. 1 | i Five minutes later, DOlMCiNj


With '25 minutes gone, Cl^tj ’ | • '! I


home teqm drew ahted .once more. They were awhded another penalty, SPEAK ;^ata being toe scorer.


But it was not long befote the


centred ^hen-Chatbum awarded a free-hick, from CGWELL headed into toe net. The interval saw Ohatbum with.a 4-2 lead.;


■ Hardly ; had , toe ball


visitors after 56 minutes, DAWSON,' left-half and captataj finding toe net for Chatou}n 10 minutes later. ,


DCiBSON scored again fol aft


again in toe 70th and minutes to put Rishton,on terms.


DOBSON found the j viUi, toe


target i75to evel. ,,,


The free kick caused no trouble to the visitors’ defence. '


! Several Clitheroe attacks came just short bf notching further goals before FLA’TtEY gathered the tell, romded'Farrell easily and cleverly to tap It into! the a >


net for visitors.


! Clitheroe’s on top now


Wigan defence a chasing.' and were giving the


lecond goal .fof toe forwards were well


1


match forj Rishton, and for Chatbpm,' despite an t o t injury from the previous week delighted ithei sptetators !wltt his fine, clean , control of i tot ball. ' Frahkland, right full-back also .yofked well for toe vlll^ers,


CUP DRAW


'J)RAW fpr toe first rouid of toe L^cashire Junior Cup


. 1


competition on January 16to (3-0) Includes Chorley v. Cllto- eroe.


LEAGUE


QNLY to u re In the CUtheroe Aniateur Satur tay i^qs .the plash between! Low


Chipping. The enounter ended to a draw. ■The p<)sltlon now Is that


Low Moor top the league with 17 points, vlth Waddlngton in second plqce with 16, and Chipping to third position with 15.


There hi .s been plenty of


interest to toe league to date, with several clubs competing strongly ifbr honours.- The leading [p io s l t lo n s have changed po^tantly.


resumes Rs normal pro­ gramme.


To - nioijrow, the league !jOw Moor will be


entertalnln; Waddlngton, and


Chipping will be visiting Hurst Gree i.


ef fort league


rt


C.P.A. have made a gallant slnie this


entering season, the despite


having woironly one of the 12 games they have played.


The flna. outcome of this


year’s competition will prob­ ably not bi settled until hear the end of he season, so close are the lealers, | This is'as it lor the settling of


the championship well before the end ol| the contest kills Interest.


should he Brisk encounter !


O pTHS j IBOYS, GIR L S , JU N IO R and, i M ^ ^ ■(Sl o t h in g ' , i


for Champions Low Mo w 2;; Chipping 2


•Both teams football, bu. far better were far nu


L MoorOW team In


were toe better lire


when Low through TOp scored with


put toe vil following a ' The tell cai with a gooc


after A reduce toe champions.


before the


this brisk encounter, played good midfield Low Moor played front of goal and dangerous,


The game was 15 minutes old


Moor I took toe lead MUNSON (I.) who a long shot.


After toe interval, HOLLAND


PROCTER teored; from toe spot qisputed penalty to arrears for the


Twenty nlhutes from the end CARE OF THE


agers; further ahead goalmouth scramble, le out and he scored shot.'!


MERCER got the, equaliser for Chipping,


were Frankland, in goal, Geldard, right-half, j Abbott, left-half. Driver, inside-left,' and Holland, at. outside^hft. ' ; ,


With tluieb minutes to ; go final w h is tle,


-'!outstan(ilig I for Low Moor


APPLICA'nONS for ' graits tjowards ithe cost


running al clilropody serv. throughout the No. s jH te th Division were discussed au a meeting of the Divisional Health Committee on 'Tuesday at Blackburn.


j |


keeper Freeman" Served Chipping well


CLITHliEOis AMATEUR LEAGUE


W.D.L. F.A.Pt.


Low Moor Waddtagtoi Chipping Sabden . H. Green Chatbum Calderstonek C,ftA. ; .


7 3 3 55 36 17 7' 2 3 65 48 16' 6 3 2 54 33 15 6 2 4 58 43 14


d 1 4 42 28 13 4 0 <3161 8 2 3 6 19 32 7 1 2 9 28 62 4


Left-hali Procter and ' goal­ j ^ i :


A resolution of the p d a l


Services Committee that pro­ posals to institute a o lilro ^y service In the Division, which Includes Clltheroe borough and rural area, as from January 1st be implemented,


was passed by the fM'pm-^ mlttee, which also conslde red


several lappUcatlohs voluntary' organisations; | for apprdjral jof local chirop9dy services by the Oounp Council


for the purposes of grar ' '


THE BLEA8DAL6{be ag le s i ' I' meets ;


Saturday, iteuary 9 ^ 12-80 pm.; Blue Butts, Newton:


Tuesday, January 12th, 11' am.: Fair MUe Gate. ®wgUl, Sed- bergh. i' ■


;


Saturday., Jan., l6to,';12-30 pm: ' Oaldenmouth, Bltesdale.'


Tuesday, Jan. 19th. 41 am.: 1 BlrXhaw.'HowgUl. M j


Sdturday, Jan. 23rA; 12-30 pmt Hayshaw,' Over 'wyresdale. 1


League Moor


IN


Rivals draw in ^ a rp clash ' Burnley Comb., Div. 1


on an d ! Dobson jwas the man of toe


JN the endless W > No-Man’s-l''”*


parent as one of toq | star’s negligees, is the lmm|emprial bed­ room farce. But it ii lent unusual distinction by ’Technicolor, do luxe settings and a racy,' witty script.


' ■!.’


through her scenes iwitti' ah enticing air of cl cence, pouting dlst toe males in toe gasping because of


trend by showing huntress in shamel husky, handsome W by Henri Vidal), daughter' ' of toe Fi and he is her fatt Secretary. .


" Parisienne ’’ n “The WUd add th( On toe same


star combination bustaess' genius idol—and ' add Stand, a blazing toe past,' and y potent tagrediehts exciting, TechnicoloJ' tore “Tonka.”


l in k toe magic Disney and' I


Hitherto, La Baitet has wafted


Ud-llke; tano- elief that, all vicinity were her.' j


■everses 1 this Iteglttee as a pursuit of


ench Premier er's Principal


programme is Innoctet.”


£al 'OU


dnd' teeh-age lister’s ; Last


'taapterj from have the


This top-budget Urn is; more


than a rerenactment of an ex­ citing page of Americana It Is toe warm, human story of an Indian youth’s love for his horse, and of his pefsonal struggles


Sports Jottings ^ |


Clitheroe make a grand start to


on Saturday by 'toe vlcthry at Spring Field Park against- toe “Latles.” •


unduly concerned by the number of goals jthe Wlgah forwards had, ch^ed up In previous games.


Clilheroe’s defence wete not


wards were held prj from a few. break) they did oh these' find freedom for a they were so surprisi not realise lit and advantage.


On toe whole, tn


[ew I occasions, ;ewi moments they could led to take


e home for- Isoners. apart 'ays, 'When


Gdodshaw were W i n n e r s


Goodshaw; Utd, 8; Bead Ui d. 3 i


again; It 176s mainly defensive lapses which allowed Goodshaw to becomej toe first teaipi to complete the double over them.


the ^me, Md were not giV'm as much a djnbbtag as the ^ r e Indicates. 1 I


up ttaougl) BELL and StrAN; GER.'


: '


Goodshaw were soon two ^)alk j


and, HA'YNES , found toe italget following some: good ap{ ' work.; ■ 'i|


that' iRead propraitlon


Read striick back Immedately


Both defences had a hara,sitag time, but Goodshaw soon rieallsed


were not as e^y a as they would like.


added further .goals. Soon aftpr, Frank S L — .


j ' ' ' 1:1


RAY; put Goodshaw furtoer ahead. | But once ! ateta HAWOR'TH reduced jRted’s arrears to taake the. score 6-j3.


scrappy plajy from both sides. STAllGHil added anothes p o


goals ' for Qoodshaw, then; Rank SHlNNER jput,,through; his! goal to complete toe scoring.


especially on toe .wtagsj to ere would have been a narre) ver margin .betWeeri toe scores, | DUt Goodshaw were jwortoy wtane -s.


Had Read shown morej.^d, After toe: resumption, IMPR-, STANG-ER! and TAYLOR


reduced Read’s deficit with a nice header.


Yet Reai had their share of ! i


JJEAd Eterlflced another !tw<i points I on -Saturday and


at Shaw Bridge. Tl^i as a four-point mal Clltoeroe wUl'put points ahead in toe with a match In


To-morrow Chorlei Res. will be ,t(h.


is will count . A win for them; nine


h a i l


through the solid barrier, which has ■penetrated! three hours of football, or and 16 times toil league gataes:


watch. They are In eight points behta with two! matchei Clitheroe have still


BIG TES


Clitoqroe will be they travel 'to ' meet Chorley first first round if toe' Cup.


The big test of tlji


Viet 3) ai


■ next


notched 77 goals ,atji Ohorley forwards


iry, Piark to £am ta the l ,ncs. ijunioi


e season for week when


eroe -defence will pirobably have its most gmelltag afternoon of the season.,


Clltoeroe will have a tag oh this, occasion supporters'" who ,ar car, van and motor


There is every tadii


have so. far d to? Cillth-


cycle-


Icatlon that goodlfoUow- as I hear of going by


toe club coaches ’ are asked to book "at toe canteon qn toe ground to-morrow, f ■ ■


For a time Ithere was .some


lot financially, for toe .clqb and •will add greatly to the prtetige.


Moss, Henderson; Barton; Flatley, Flel Green, Smith,


Kick-off 2-45 p.m. Team for to-mom A win for Clltoerpe ten do a


her. Finder, MAGFIE


Wallace; Hodson,


TO^MOBEOW’S HATCHES tencs. Comb,,


Clitoeroe y. Chorley


Dlv. jj Res.!


CUtheroe Amateer| League


Low Moor v. Waddii Caldenstones v. Chatbum.! Hurst Green v. Chipping.! Sabden v. CPJl. '


; Blackburn Comi., Div. 1 Chatbum v. Mill


Burnley Comb.] Div.; 1 Read Utd. :v. Worsthome, St. Peters.


BOWLAND DIsi^BICT BILLIARDS XIe


B'UJARDS AGUE


LEAQUETA^ iiP.W.LPt


Rathmell B Chipping B Tosslde A: RathMell A Tosslde B J ........... 6 0


Chipping A Newton


; I :i ' I B, Robinson 3! 91 J,iFinder .... E. Walker KM'


; Newton |v. ^thmell B 100 Dj Walmsley


! It '


100 R:; Bietomon I !;


I 'i


100 E.' Rushtqn .... P. Byers 6( 87Sii Rushtoh Rj'Currie KK'


' I ' B. Shephard 71


'•66 J.i Bataed ;. L-Ghattiley KM' I - start


ii start 171 544


special MORNING


ALL SEATS AoOKAELE V It Bella Vue (EASe.2927}. UnHi'i.FonTtht, MidUnd How ind^ CW4. (BaSoot !St)


performances:"''''^, U.I0-30i.m.SiiiJin ,9ai6, ADMISSION: 1016,7(6,5(6,(3i (Qlldrtn Maunder) 7r6,5(6,4(.^ 2(3'


Manchester


Welfare Offioeis, ItfMt Orfanfseri. Party8etr«.


tarlw^ontaot' qehera Manager _ for Special


Tcrma. \ \ ' 84(' LEVER’S BATTERY ‘PEULE'rS’ \ -


,. H O y i f 'D n tu SAT.,FEB. 6tb TWICE DAILY Mona.! to Fria. ^ E B fSAW R ’?E8 All


I '■ Supporters wishing to, trayel by


ceded only 24 goals and ! Clito- eroe’s forwards will be going all out to penetrate' the Chorley defence, while the vlsltora will be trying their utniost to crash Clltherqe


only been


tlmte in 12 eight games, season ta


Dfoylsden are -tole tio play them.


third place, Clltoeroe, ta ' hand,


to


league table .d.: i , I


So far, the visitora have con­


points week a4 A grand start to 1 )60 was made


QNWARD go Clitlii toe championship,


.'they^. '•


leroe towards I, picking up


nahiesi Walt IMtaeo—a of show


for Disney’s motion plc-


ichel (played She is toe


'best to date, she demonstrates a considerable flail for sly comedy. The plot, as deli^tfully 'trans­


I ous'stages of undrp,! In “Parisiepe” , (Grand) her latest and


ta destelches rectetly is Brigitte! Bardot. I ‘ I ; ' j In her films, Brigitte has figured as a provacatlve tease in vari­


____ ___*ench ^ d the name most frteuently mentioned ’


agalnrt! white min and red man alike.,


spectacular Central Oregon ter­ rain similar tO;tlie original locale in the, Dakoto and the Montana 'Territory, ‘Tonka” Is based on David! Appel's '.popular novel "Comanche.”, • |


Filmed, entirely on! location ta ,


Ifhilip; CJarei Jetome Coiirtland and Rafael Cam{ os.


■' I * *


UTANLEY WINDRUSH always }n trouble and In


T ’m AU R ight,| Jack,” Wind lush (Ikn Carmichael), de- mobbed from; the Army, seeks j I


PAILADIJM Industry, but ' ■ ; unfortunately


(jauses a stiike and becomes a national hero—all because he worked [too hard


'j Dennis Price stars as Stan­ ley’s uilcle, [head of a factory and Richard i.ttenborougl: plays ;hls part ler. Petei Sellers iplays: a s lop steward ejnd expert! trade unior £(gltator, and Liz Fraser playi ihls ■daughter,'who t]0 Stanley, not be


is attracted


The -fllm would iohiplexe' without


’Ij'erry-Thon as, wlio has the role of [pen'—" ’ ---------- the factory employed.


The junlortunete Stanlej


gjoes' unsusj ectlng y i about hlS work, quite unawtre that he is not ‘.'lone of th s Ijoys” an^ finds to Ills surprise thai^ doing his hist onl; r annoys hlf fellow workers.


jian Gamchae! is at his pest, even beatlilglihls per-


fjjrmande ih 1 “ Pr .vate's Pro- gress” which ‘took . the mickey'I out of service life


The film is also produced bj'


t ie Boulting Brothers and is aelapted! from the nove!. Private Ll|e” .by Alan Hack­


ney. 'Also to bfe seenlta the filn,


ape Margiiret Rutherford ene Hand| and Mhes Malle-1-'


s()ii. ' i . The title song Is sung by A


Saxon. !


'i'l"


tjTAX ^ygrivte,' BHtain’s'shofs ' busing, personality of toe


year, jolios |Amerlte’s' favourite ' songstress. Shir-


tury-Fox CliemaScope comedy Bobbikms,” which Introducee teven Sjiocker; ta"toe!tltle role.


'kin^. Tho iuture seems bright, for


Bamaby i (Max Bygraves) whe rqtums from' a period of NavaJ Service. He iiad enihted because his [career 'as a dual j act to show blislness with his pretty Ataerl- can wife Betty (Shirley Jones) wte getting off to a slow start, He is met ly a radiant Betty holding; ta her arms ; theh f6urteen-months-old'' is<)n, BohW-


The story 'concerns!Benjamin r u e S f s s e s T B s r r e e ,, a e A /r e e S u r T iS /H s e g .


Ben lias a job t a . a •cabaret nianaged by jhls, friend Jock Fleming !(%pert Davies)


that the breadwinner has returned; and she cah give iip her Ijob os a model


Masterfully Ben tells Betty


Be:in’s absence. Ben Idlscpv)


At Jock’s ike (Charji been


engagement, friend Jock but Luke stU:


by a glowtap how; shb told qultttogf ‘Will intemipt her tes not -got dashes ,off I eif-bpss and I Itag ;job back


jRetumtag


hters aj voice wfe’ve got a Pop?” There room except


that hls,I4 r-mo] tt'htai,itoey been! too mu wpids couch.


Whep Ben


cabaret es 'Tin; tandlng


ypudg w;ife ini with'


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