This show will open the season


rpH E 19G3 ag ricultural show season in th e North will be


given its major scnd-ofl on S a tu r ­ day. May 18tli, with th e 156th OLlcy Show, staged by Wharfe- dale Agricultural Society.


This is one of the largest one- day shows in the country. I t will


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again be h e ld on th e 24 acre site alongside the River Wharfc, a s ite which ranks as one of the most picturesque in th e county.


£2,000 is oUercd in a comprehen­ sive classification which covers cattle, horses, sheep. dogs, poultry, pigeons, rabbits and cavies, as well as fa rm a n d dairy produce, h an d ic ra f ts a n d floral decorations.


Prize money amounting to


GREAT IN CUP


WIN PUTS CUTHEROE SEMI-FINAL


“|jX)LLOWING t l ic i r g r e a t w in la s t n ig h t w e ek in th e I n t e r - -*• L e ag u e C u p c om p e t i t io n , C l i th c ro c re le a s e d t l ic i r h o ld o n th e L a n c a sh i r e J u n io r Cup o n S a tu rd a y , w h e n th e y w e re d e fe a te d by Horwicli R.M.I.


h o p e o f c h am p io n sh ip h o n o u r s , C l i th c ro e ’s sole c h a n c e of g a in in g a t ro p h y th i s s e a so n is in th e I n t e r—


Now t h a t th e y h a v e n o w o r r ie s a b o u t r e le g a t io n a n d no L e ag u e c u p com­


p e t i t io n . T h e i r b r i l l ia n t d isp la y l a s t n ig h t w e ek p u t th em in to th e


s em i - f in a l , in w h ic h th e y will t r a v e l to W in s fo rd to p la y th e C h e sh ire L e ag u e s id e who d e f e a te d Cliorlcy 3-1 in th e com ­ p e t i t io n o n S a tu rd a y .


th e s em i - f in a ls a s W ig a n A th le t ic a n d M ac c le sfield will m e e t in th e o th e r s em i - f in a l tie .


CliUicroe a r c th e o n ly L a n c a s h i r e C om b in a t io n s id e in


P ro v id e d t h a t th e f ix tu re c o n g e s t io n do e s n o t k n o c k th em o u t o f th e i r s t r id e , C l i th c ro e a r e a p o s s ib i l i ty fo r th e f in a l .


Town team romp into semi-final


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n ig h t week. P la y in g im m a c u la te open


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12 & 14, CASTLEGATE, CLITHEROE TEL. CLITHEROE 214


A q u ic k - ta c k l in g b u t s low-


GILL p u l l in g th e b a l l down b r i l l ia n t ly a n d lo b b in g In to


f u r th e r In th e le ad by th e in te rv a l b u t fo r a b r i l l ia n t s av e by S lo a n , w h o tw is te d In m id - a i r to g e t o n e h a n d to a sp e e d y P in d e r h e a d e r .


T h e v is i t in g fo rw a rd s c am e


m o re in to th e g am e n e a r th e In te rv a l a n d w e re tw ic e a lm o s t su c c e s s fu l In re d u c in g th e


R o b e r tso n w as h e a d e d ofT th e l in e by H eyes a n d th e n Roy T u rn e r , m o v in g u p to h e lp h is f r o n t l in e , s aw h is s h o t ro ll u n d e r L in d s a y W a l la c e ’s body, b u t c re e p ro u n d th e w ro n g s id e of th e p o s t , f rom T u r n e r ’s p o in t o f view.


C l i th e ro e d om in a te d th e


s e co n d h a l f a n d s co red o n e of th e b e s t goals s e e n a t th e g ro u n d fo r y e a r s .


J im m y B i rk e t t b e a t T u r n e r


in a ra c e fo r th e b a l l on th e le f t a n d c ro s sed d ia g o n a l ly to th e r ig h t . His h ig h c e n t re w as p la c ed w i th p re c is io n on th e h e a d of PINDER wh o gave S lo a n n o c h a n c e w h a te v e r .


Shaw Bridge side bow out of the Junior Cup


I lo rw ich R.M.I. 2: C l i th e ro e 1


A T a m u d -b o u n d G ru n d y P a rk on S a tu rd a y , C l i th ­


eroe bowed o u t o f th e L a n c a ­ s h i re J u n io r C u p a t


q u a r te r - f in a l s tag e . T h e y w e re d e p r iv e d of a la s t -


th e


m in u te e q u a l is e r w h e n th e re fe re e d isal low ed a goal from a h a r d - h i t f r e e -k ic k by T om P in d e r .


fa i r re su l t , fo r b o th te am s b e c am e bogged d ow n in th e c l in g in g m u d .


C l i th e ro e , h ow ev er , p re s e n te d


H o rw ich w i th a n e a sy f i r s t goal w h ic h h e lp e d to w in th e m a tc h fo r th e h om e s id e.


L in d s a y W a l la c e a n d A lan


B u sh w e re g u i l ty of a t r a g ic m i s u h d e r s ta n d in g in t h e p e n a l ty a r e a a n d PIMLOT T n ip p e d In to c o l le c t a flick


by T a b e rn e r a n d score. INCREASED LEAD


c ra sh e d a s h o t n a r row ly wide, H o rw ich In c re a s e d th e i r le ad th ro u g h CONNELLY.


M a n y moves b ro k e down in th e m u d in th e s e co n d h a l f as


A f te r B r ia n P a rk in s o n h a d A d raw would h a v e b e en a


a r r e a r s . F i r s t , a c ro s s by P e te r


th e ro o f of th e n e t . C l i th e ro e w ould h a v e been


w e re n o t p la y in g like a tw o -g o a ls down, m e y


a t ta c k in g moves were H o rw ic h ’s second


Clitheroe Advertiser & Times, April 2 6 , 11963


th e g ro u n d be cam e P f ^ o e s ively m o re heavy. C l i tn ^


g e n e ra l ly giv in g as th e y g o t a n d o f te n mena


th e ’ h om e goal. T h e lo n g -o v e rd u e cm b e t^ .


BOWN f in d in g th e n e t al P in d e r ’s f re e -k ick .


tgoal c am e five ' J d v 1? tgHT- h e In te rv a l , T E R R Y LIGID a


c o n ta in e d by ,a ,,c^ ’ n i l Hod- d e fe n c e in w h ic h Den n is n so n w a s th e s ta r .


Clitheroe beat


the bogey at Burscough


B u rs co u g h 1; Cfithcroc


o n M o n d ay n ig h t . w ^ j t o r s B u sh w as in ju r e d


sh o o k off th e hoodoo b ro u g h t h om e two points.


le f t wing, th e versatile Tom P in d e r d ro p p in g back to rU‘ t -


g am e a s a Tom


w a rd s tu rn e d in a Brand per fo rm a n c e of skill mid e sileB


h a lf . B u t th e fo u r rem a in in g for­


a n d , h e lp e d by th e sh ew b r i l l ia n c e of B ern ard Wall- b a n k , w h o did th e work of two m e n , gave th e home defence


e r


m a n y a n x io u s moments. TERRY LIGHTBOWN, depu­ t is in g fo r th e in ju ed^ Me^


W id d u p , ro s e to h ea“,„h‘l b r i l l ia n t g o a l from a r ig h t w in g c e n t r e to open the sco i-


ing. TOP FORM B u rs co u g h pressed for th e


e q u a l ise r , b u t found Lindsay W al lac e on to p form. A f te r 20 m in u te s of the


s e c o n d h a lf , WALLBANK g a in e d pos sesion on the n g n t . b e a t two m en a n d volleyed a h a r d s h o t p a s t th e keeper. In a b re a k aw a y with Dennis


Hodson o u t of position, an d W al lac e com in g too far out, a lo f te d ball from a Burscough fo rw a rd fo u n d th e net.


T h is goal gave Burscough


th e in c e n t iv e th a t had been la c k in g a n d th ey pressed p re s ed h e av i ly to the end w i th o u t looking particularly


d a n g e ro u s . and


B u sh s p e n t th e re s t of th e a p a s sen g er on m e


tcanr were


.CiMlMA,


T » E Viking adventures of “ T I IE LAST OF THE VIKINGS” (Palladium) follow » familiar tra i l through a plot which has


peetacular detail p u t over with pace and vigour. Opening -with a fierce b a t t le a t sea, th e action proceeds non-stop


matted-haired fur-clad figures *u showers of lances, spears and cnoppers are backed by realistic


splurge of blood-letting in an all-out a t ta ck on a castle. Plenty of blood, hoards of


atmosphere and period back- bounds. Cameron Mitchell portrays


Killed by Svene, King, of Norway, played by Edmund Purdom.


ftarald, who re tu rn s to Viken ir°m a piratical expedition to l


.1-1 ,, Umt his fa th e r h a s been


I s a b e l l e Corey introduces romantic interest as Sveno’s half-


shall in “ Dam on Yellow River.”


Prince ” have always been high in the popularity stakes.


sister. Helen Remy also plays a leading role. On the same programme is Anita Ekberg a n d George Mar­


JN the field of light music, selec­ tions from ‘‘The Student


found appeal in th e h e a r ts of those people who like a nice tunc which they can follow without much mental eflort.


Prince ” is easy on th e c ar and comes over with good effect in the film version, which s tars Edmund Purdom an d Ann Blyth.


All the score of ** Th e Stu d en t


heard in the leading singing role, w h i c h should a t t ra c t


The voice of Mario Lanza is the


admirers of the American tenor. The second feature is “ The


Ilnur of 13,” s tar rin g Dawn Adams and Peter Lawford.


fpHE uncompromisingly frank story about th e personal


drama behind a Kinsey-type sur­ vey into th e sex life


man Report ” is based on a novel by Irving Wallace.


Sigmund Romberg’s music has o gusty romance a n d court intrigue and finally arrives a t a vivid


women concerned in th e survey a re Shelley Winters, J an e Fonda, Claire Bloom an d Glynis Johns.


Taking the roles of th e four


viewer, with Ty Hardin as th e handsome bu t moronic footballer, Ed Kraski.


s tage director, whose affair with one of th e four women ends dis­ astrously an d Andrew Duggan plays Dr. Chapman.


Ray Danton plays th e role of a


TplVE Weeks in a Balloon ” is based on Jules Verne’s first


novel. Th e happy balloonists in the


film are one of th e most motley crews ever to join forces in a common aim.


inventor; his youthful assistant, who is given to bursting into song a t th e drop of a sandbag; a ne’er-do-well playboy reporter; a lovely missionary schoolteacher; an insidious slave trad e r; an old soldier, who refuses to fade away; a rescued slave girl; an d Chester


They comprise an eccentric


the Chimp. Taking leading roles in the film


are Red Buttons. Fabian, Bar­ b a ra Eden, Cedric Hardwicke, Peter Lorre, Richard Haydn, and Herbert Marshall.


between th e balloon’s inventor, hired to claim a vast terri tory for Britain, and a party of slave traders.


GUAM) of th e A m e r i c a n female, “ The Chap­


facade of smug respectability from the well-to-do suburban community of Brianvood, and reveals th e s tar tlin g facts about the marital and extra-marital adventures of four of th e women


The survey rips aside the who live there. Amateur League Spotlight


CHIPPING CHAMPIONS FOR FIFTH TIME


1 7 'O I t th e f if th successive season. C h ip p in g a r c c h am p io n s o f CLITHKROF AMATEUR LEAGUE. By d e fe a t in g Low


Moor 8-4 o n S a l r - ^ ^ V ^ ^ i u t d e n o u g h p o in ts to c l in c h th e t i t le .


‘•■i*;


who. i f th e y win all their o u ts ta n d in g g am e s , c a n only m u s te r 30.


C h ip p in g a re h o p in g to pull


o ff th e “d o u b le ” th is year as th e y d e fe a te d B a sh a l l Eaves in th e s em i - f in a l o f th e Aitken S h ie ld c om p e t i t io n la s t week.


e n d e r s ”, C h a tb u rn and St. P a u l ’s won aw ay from home.


On S a tu rd a y b o th “ tail— F o u r g o a ls f rom centre-


fo rw a rd M cL ean h e lp ed Chat- b u rn to a 7-4 win over Gis- b u rn . w h ile S t . P a u l ’s came f rom b e h in d to d e fe a t Calder- s to n e s 3-2 a t th e hospital g ro u n d .


th e i r g r ip on s e co n d place in th e le a g u e w i th a 3-1 win at B a sh a l l P a r k o v e r Wadding- to n .


B a sh a l l Eaves tightened


Chipping Bashall E. Low Moor Waddington 18 Gisburn . .. . 17 Calderstones 16 Chatburn 17 St. Paul’s . . 19


LEAGUE TABLE P. W. D. L. F. A. Pt.


18 15 W i th 31 p o in ts they lead th e ta b le above B a s h a l l Eaves, W. SLINGER h i t a Greenwood


pass into th e top corner of the net to equalise for Chatburn shortly a f te r th e resumption, and another move initiated by Greenwood an d followed up by Cornthwaitc split the Gisburn defence to give SEED a scoring opportunity.


Gisburn equalised again, how­


ever. when a shot from HODG­ SON entered the net.


Gisburn pressure and gradually began to control the game.


kick by Bithcll, an d Chatburn went on to make the game safe with two goals by McLEAN, following passes by Bithcll and Greenwood.


SEED scored following a free-


10 50 61 16 9 45 52 15 9 52 46 14 9 43 54 14 12 40 79 12


4 63 48 20 8 46 51 16


Eight goals—


and the trophy Chipping 8, Low Moor 4


ship by winning a game which was fa s t an d entertaining.


(JH IP P IN G clinched their fifth successive league champion­


action many times as four good wingers teased th e defences.


Both goalkeepers were in Low Moor, helped by (he wind


in the first half, were 2-1 down at th e interval. Chipping scored six in the second h a lf to Low Moor’s th re e to ru n out. easy winners.


DEWHURST (2), E. SQUIRES (2), MERCER a n d FREEMAN. Two own goals were given away under pressure by the Low Moor defence.


for Chatburn Gisburn


Surprise win Chatburn 7


struggle an d gained another sur­ prise victory.


Shortly a f te r th e s ta r t , EM*


BREY opened the scoring fm' Gisburn during a goalmouth melee.


Chatburn equalised through


McLEAN a f te r Seed's shot had evaded the goalkeeper, and the visitors took th e lead a minute la te r when Greenwood headed down a corner for McLEAN to


hit home. Gisburn re tu rn ed to th e attack,


and HILTON pu t Gisburn on level terms again a f te r th e Chat­ burn defence h ad twice cleared from the line. HILTON’S second goal gave Gisburn th e lead at th e interval.


J ^A R L Y 135,300 overseas visi­ tors came to B ritain in the


first two months of this year, reports th e B ritish Travel and holidays Association, B r i ta in s official tourist organisation. This figure represented a decrease or four per cent on th e January- p ebruary period in 1962—“ a fact ffiat can probably be accounted f°r by th e exceptional winter weather e ar lier th is year,” com­ mented a B.T.H.A. spokesman.


(JHATBURN near th e end of a ding-dong


t o o k command Scorers for Chipping were S. 95 44 31 Better finishing


brought points Calderstones 2; St. Paul’s 3


' I 1 W O evenly-matched sides fought out an equal duel, buL


the visitors’ better finishing gained them th e points.


saved a certain goal with his hands brought Calderstones level.


10 minutes, but a penalty goal by POWELL after a defender had


corner 10 minutes a f te r the inter­ val to pu t th e hospital side ahead.


WILSON headed in a left-wing St. P au l’s, however, fought


back a n d clinched victory with two la te goals.


Bashall Eaves


win by 2 goals Bashall E av e s 3; W a d d in g to n 1


first h a l f , B a sh a l l Eaves, helped by th e w in d , w e n t in to a tw o -g o a l le a d by h a l f - t im e .


left GREEN p u t th e h om e side in th e le a d , a n d in a


A d e f le c ted s h o t by in s id e -


goalmouth m e le e a W ad d in g ­ ton d e fe n d e r , t ry in g to c le a r ,


tu rn ed th e b a l l in to h is own net. b r id g e , ta k in g a lo n g b a l l


from th e r ig h t , red u c ed


W ad d in g to n ’s a r re a r s , b u t PREEDY r e in s ta te d th e tw o - noai m a rg in by h e a d in g in a corner.


A LTHOUGH th e y mis sed s e v e ra l c h a n c e s in th e


The visitors took the lead after The visitors survived heavy FIXTURES


SPOUTS FIXTURES FOOTBALL


TO-MORROW Lancs. Combination, Div. 1


Horwich R.M.I. v. Clitheroe Clitlicroe Amateur League


Baslinll Eaves v. Caldorstoncs Chalburn v. Low Moor


MONDAY Clitlieioe Amateur League


Bashall Eaves v. Chipping TUESDAY


Lanes. Combination, Div. 1


Darwen v. Clillicroe WEDNESDAY


Low Moor v. Gisburn THURSDAY


Lanes. Combination, Div. 1


Clilheroc v. Darwen CRICKET


TO-MORROW ltibblcsilale League


Ribblcsdalc W. v. Whallcy Baxenden v. Barnoldswick Earby v. Blackburn N. Gt. Harwood v. Clitheroe


Read v. Settle Rolls Royce v. Padiliam


Ribblcsdalc Junior League


Settle v. Lower Darwen Barnoldswick v. waddington Lucas v. Ribblcsdale W. Clithcroe v. Langho C.


Whalley v. Read Padihain v. Gt. Harwood


EE.C. v. Rolls Royce Oswaldlwistlc v. Earby Blackburn N. v. Bnxenden


NETBALL


"RESULTS in Clitheroe and District Netball League are:


Tr inity Y.C. 7, Tr in ity M.C. 24. Scarlets 38. Low Moor 11. Trutex Tigers 18. Congs. Y.C. 13.


Next week's fixtures:


Monday: Low Moor v. Trutex Tigers.


Tuesday: Congs. Y.C. v. Trutex, West Bradford.


Wednesday: Tr inity M.C. v. Scarlets.


T h u rsd ay : Tr inity Y.C. v. Lancs. Hosiery. Ribblesdale School rest.


Post early, please


Q c r ic k e t a n d fo o tb a l l clubs c a n h e lp u s to e n su r e full co v erag e o f th e i r clubs g am e s by r e tu rn in g Hie r e p o r t fo rm s p ro v id e d a s e a r ly in th e week a s possible.


SE C R E TA R IE S o f l o c a l


I t would be a p p re c ia te d i f th e com p le ted fo rm s co u ld r e a c h


th e “A d v e r t is e r a n d T im e s ” office by p o s t e a c h M o n d ay m o rn in g , a n d c e r ta in ly n o t la te r th a n f i r s t p o s t o n T u e s ­


day. ______________


E x e cu tiv e C om m i t te e h a v e fixed C l i th e ro e ’s h om e m a tc h w i th M a r in e fo r May 20th. T h e r e tu r n f ix tu re will be p lay ed on May 22nd.


Clitheroe F.C. T h e L a n c a sh i r e C om b in a t io n


T h e r e s t of th e f ix tu re s a re :


Apr. 27—H o rw ich ......................a „ 30—D a rw en


............. a ........... h .....................a


May 2—D a rw en .......................h „ 4—F le e tw o o d .................. h „ 6—B a c u p B o ro u g h . . .a „ 9—N e th e r f le ld


„ 11—B u rs co u g h .................h 13—Southport ...............a


„ 16—B a c u p B o ro u g h . . .h „ 18—S. Liv erp o o l


Ciitheroe p.m.


Depart


1-45 G-30


a.m.


8-30 8-30 8-40


The plot stems from a race R i l l i E


COACH EXCURSIONS from


CLITHEROE: 16, Wollgata; WHALLEY: Bus Station Depart


Whalley p.m.


Depart


1-55 G-40


a.m.


12-0 noon 12-40


p.m.


2-0 G-30


a.m. 8-40


8-40


n.m. 8-40


12-40 p.m


a.m. 8-40


12-40


8-40 p.m.


8-20 8-20 8-50


8-40 8-40


12-10 12-50


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2-10 G-20


a.m. 8-50


8-50


a.m. 8-50


12-50 p.m.


a.m. 8-50


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p.m. a.m. pjn. a.m. p.m. — a.m.


Chatburn p.m.


EWOOD PARK ................. . ..2 /9 BLACKPOOL. D a n c in g a n d Theatres ..................................


SATUPDAY, 27th APRIL SUNDAY. 28th APRIL


SCARBOROUGH .................... YORK—lone stay


LLANGOLLEN CIRCULAR.. ...............


CHESTER ZOO ........ .. ......... NEW BRIGHTON via Mersey


17/6 11/915/0


BROWSHOLME HALL. HODDER H and RIBBLE VALLEYS ..3 /6


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IGHER’ HODDER. SETTLE and WIGGLESWORTH ..3/G


TUESDAY. 30th APRIL


SILVERDALE. ARNS1DE and MMORECAMBE .....................


ORECAMBE via Preston Motorway .............................


a.m. WEDNESDAY, 1st MAY DERBYSHIRE DALES and


THURSDAY. 2nd MAY BOWNESS-ON-WINDER-


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12/0 .7/0


Efrem Zimbalist, jnr., co-stars ; Dr. Chapman’s chief inter­


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Full range of quick-change tools Distinctive two-tone finish


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6 ft. — 89/6 7 ft. — 99/6 ALSO


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