Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, May 23rd, 1974


FUN FOR THE FAMILY VISIT THE


The Haunted Room


,ROYAL UMPIRE EXHIBITION AND SEE


Large Children’s Playground Children’s Toy Scenes


2 acre Replica of a Western Town & Fort Chevenne


5 acre Deer Park Vampire jet Aircraft


60 Horse Drawn Coaches Pheasant Aviary River Walk Tudor Village and Crafts The Tartan Cafe and many other Interesting Features


On the A581 Chorley to Southport Road at (Boston or 4 miles trom M6 Motorway at Lcyland


_ _ _ _ HOUSE DEKBYSUllt* Home of the Dukes of Devonshire


One oi the world's most tamous houses tn a setting on the bank* ol the Derwent in the Peak District National Park


Built In 1687—1707 by the 1st Duke with additions hv the 6th Duke 1820 —30.


Mon. & rues. (ex. in Bank Hot wksi


rtrae* »t Admission . .


Open from Wed., April 3rd, to Sun., Oct. 6th. House and Garden* Only closed U-3U to 4*30


th e a t re Gallery


Mon. & Tues. (Bank Hoi wks. only) 11*30 to 5*30 11*30 to 6*00 Wednesday. Thursday and Friday U-30 to 4*00 11*30 to 4-30 Saturday and Sunday


At House Entrance Children 20p. At Garden Entrance Garden Only 10p, Children 5p.


CAK PARK IOd COACHES KREP


For further information apply to : The Comptroller. Chatsworth, Bakewell. Telephone Baslow 2204.


EDNASTON MANOR GARDENS


BRAILSFORD, ON A52.


Open Every Wednesday 1-0 to 4*30 p.m. Sunday. May 26th, also Every Sunday in June 2*0 to 7*0 p.m.


Private parties by arrangement— Home made teas—


Plants for sale— A beautiful garden with rare Trees. Shrubs, Roses and many Alpines.


| HADDON HALL, Bakewell, Derbyshire >,) The Hall and Terrace Bose Gardens are open to the


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Charge of Admission: 50p. Children 25p. SPECIAL OPENING


or Monday) to September 28th. Opening Hours: 11 a.m to 6 p.m.


X Estate Office, Haddon Hall. Bakewell. Derbyshire. O’ §


available. No dogs allowed. Car Park 5p. DE4 1LA. Tel. Bakewell 2855


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H ornsea and W ithernsea ^Jpen daily, Grand Pavilion. Floral Hall and Beach Cafe. § L o is of sea, lots of sand, lots of fun.


Don’t miss the International Wrestling with Masam- bula. Entertaining the children — Sugar and Spicc. Rally enthusiasts watch the Vintage Motor Cycle Rally.


N o t to be missed — Country Gr Western Festival. E v e ry day enjoy a dip in the Open Air Heated Pool. Saturday and Monday — Chicory Tip. S e e the Potteries. Visit the Mere.


IT S ALL HAPPENING IN HOLDERNESS— HAPPEN WE’LL SEE YOU THIS HOLIDAY!


DERWENTWATER HOTEL PORTINSCALE. KESWICK


DERWENTWATER. TV LOUNGE. COCKTAIL BAR, BOATING and GOLF NEARBY, FULLY LICENSED.


AA • • • SITUATED I MILE WE81 OP KESWICK RAC * • • ROTE! GROUNDS STRETCH DOWN TO I.ARP


Mention* 7S.X*JW


HALL I’TH' WOOD BOLTON, LANCASHIRE


A picturesque 16th— 17th Century house, partly half-timbered, with Crompton associations.


OPEN: Monday— Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 5-30 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.


Cafe open afternoons. Cafe and Museum Closed Thursday.


SM1THILLS HALL SMITHILLS DENE ROAD


Manor House 14th— 16th Century.


Tudor panelling, 17th Century Furniture. OPENING TIMES AS ABOVE


OLD HALL, GAINSBOROUGH


15tb Century ball-timbered Manor douse, Medieval Kitchen. Great Uall. Early meeting place of the Pilgrim Father*.


OPEN DAILY 3—A p.m (tnet. eJundaril to October


Admission 15p, Children lOp. Redactions for organised oartles


taqnWe*: Secretary. Old (fall. Parnell Street Gainsborough YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING AT


CATERING FOE PARTIES BY PRIOR ARRANGEMENT THORESBY HALL ON TELEVISION RECENTLY— WHY NOT COME AND REALLY SEE IT ?


In the Heart of Sherwood Forest—open to the public bv courtesy of The Countess Manvers.


Open until Sunday, September 29th. THE STATE APARTMENTS AND TERRACES


FRANK BRADLEY COLLECTION OF MODEL THEATRES EXHIBITIONS OF CRAFT FURNITURE AND POTTERY GARDEN CENTRE.


FULL CATERINC FACILITIES.


Wednesdays. Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 2-30 Public Holiday Tuesdays .................................................. 2-30 Public Holiday Sundays and Mondays ......................... 12-30


ADMISSION: ADULTS 25p, CHILDREN 15p


Full particulars from Christopher Stanley, Thoresby Hall, near Ollerton, Newark. Notts.


Telephone Mansfield (0-623) 822301


SELLA PARK HOTEL A del m l acre* ol ground*


Caldcrbridge, Seascale. Cumberland


.A., IL.A.C. LICENSED


fo i fishermen »vttti wive* we nave ■•omfortahle loungfs rocktau na? dannp Moor excellent food.


Train* met b* arrangement


Mr and Mrs BIRTWISTLE Rll.EY


lei. BecKermet 282


Brochure and fishing information on request


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LANCASTER PRIORY


Visit Lancaster this Bank Holiday and see the ancient Priorv Church with all ns treasures and its lovely modern embroideries.


Guinea tours ol the church can be arranged at any time


Dv writing to the head verger Other places of interest: The Castle, the Citv Museum and the Williamson Park with It* wonderful views.


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Proprietor*: E K and M Ahem LICENSED RESTAURANT


CARCRAVE Near SKIFTUN


leleohooe G a rc ra r r 353


Momme cotlee Luncncons, After* ooon and High lea* Grills Com*


orehensive a la Carte menu always available Parties ratered for.


Open Dally 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. mrludins Sundays


Booked narties taler hr arrangement


Closed Monday* except Rank Holidays-


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KEDLESTON HALL (Near Derby)


Also Gardens and Museum.


Open every Sunday to last Sunday in September.


Also Bank Holiday Mondays. Free Coach and Car Park


Park, Gardens and Church 12-30 to 7 p.m.


Admission: House & Grounds: Adults 25p. Children 15p.


Museum 5p. Teas and Refreshments.


Hall and Museum 2 to 6 p.m.


SWAN HOTEL sandwiches


BED AND BREAKFAST


COACH PARTIES CATERED FOR WITHOUT BOOKING


ENTERTAINMENT AT WEEKENDS


Tel Kirkham 2180 Your Hosts;


Mr and Mrs J. Clarkson


NEWBY HALL & GARDENS Between Ripon and Boroughbridge


Twenty-five acres of glorious gardens provide the pdect. setting for this lovely Adam house, renowned for sipern Gobelin Tapestries and a fine collection of clmacai sculptures.


Tills is the ideal place for the family with the initiia’.ure railway, river launch and children’s playground. Refreshments and picnic area. Free car parkin;


OPEN: Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday uul Bank Holidays 2-0 to G-30 p.m. until 2nd Sunda; in October.


The 3rd Newby Hall Veteran and Vintage Vrhicle Rally. Commencing 12 noon.


FORTHCOMING EVENT — SUNDAY, JUNE 9th MAKE DATE WITH LADY FIONA


MAKE YOUR PARTY OUTING SOMETHING DIFFERENT


WINE ® DINE ® DANCE OR RELAX AND ENJOY THE SCENERY


WHILE TAKING A CRUISE


on the LANCASTER CANAL 31 HOURS DURATION


Ideally suited for: CLUBS, ASSOCIATIONS, SCTIOOLh; 21st BIRTHDAYS, ENGAGEMENT PARTIES, ROTA8> CLUBS, etc. ENQUIRIES:


NIGHT CONCERTS BY ADVANCE BOOKING ONI ) BARS ALWAYS OPF.N


HISTORIC TOURS OF LANCASTER AND FOLK B.O.T. LICENCE FOR 100 FASSENGERS


1 WOODLANDS AVENUE, THORNTON, BLACKPOOL PY5 4IIA. Telephone Thornton 2588


Enjoy a drive or walk round the


Lowther Wildlife Country Park i mile* Sooth ol Penrith on A.® Signed from Exits 38 and 40 M6 Motorway


Open Daily from March 31st to October 13th, and Sundays, October 20th and 27th.


Deer. Flamingoes, Cranes, Waterfowl, Wild Boar, Mouflon, Aviaries. Badgers, Otters, Foxes. Gift Shop. Cafeteria.


ADULTS 35p, CHILDREN 20p, reduced prices partii 20: no charce tor cars: dop kennels trc«


T H O R N E Y H O L M E H A L L Residential lintel and Licensed Itestauranl


BED and BREAKFAST. FULL BOARD RESIDENCE Lnneheona, Afternoon Tea*. High Tea* and Dinner*


WEDDING PARTIES UATKRKI) FOR. EXCELLENT CUIS1M- For reservation* telephone Mr and Mrs t*. Salisbury- O U N S O P B R I D G E Near Clithernn — Telephone %7t


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T H E O L D M I L L HOTEL & RESTAURANT


SPRINCWOOD, RAMSBOTTOM. Tel. Ramsbottom 2991. Open 7 Da/s a Week— Fully Residential TABLE D’HOTE and A LA CARTE MENUS.


Dancing to Our Resident Trio on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.


LIGHT SNACKS SERVED IN OUR PUBLIC BAR


SPECIAL MENUS FOR DINNER PARTIES. WEDDINGS, ETC.


of


CHIRK CASTLE n o r th w a l e s


880 Y e a r s o f H is to ry L t . C o lo n e l R i r id a n d


L ad y M a rg a r e t M y i ld e l to n wi l l a d m i t v i s i to i s w i>ic


GALLERY, OLD HALL and GARDENS


STATE ROOMS, LONG from -.ft to s-0 p.m Tuesday.


Gardens 30p. Children 15p inrludinc V.A.T.


Admission to Castle and


S inr nrcaiuseo parlies to see me Chirk Castle North Wales


hueci*! Arrangement*


Mnndavsi can be made on applies* Uon111 ? n w tiU n e t o t tl e h e c r c t a ry ,


a te ltooms on any (lay (except


R e d u c e d A dm is s io n C h a rg e s except on non-opening day®.


"S e l l Parties twoklnp beforehand No Ones Allowed.


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Thursday. Saturday and Sunday 1° September Sutu tlnelustve).


Also Spring and bate Hummer Ban Holidays trom ll-ft a-m. to o-0 p.m.


LYME PARK —


Open to visitors on and Hank “ ““ ^ Y s S io N i


(Tatums ouiy «!«■■»


September bT a r r a n g em e n ^ l artlM ' 11,11


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Oaidrns only open " » Saturday, .during Admission: Adults l.»P»


* 10 parties a d m i u c a » n j “ - j


« 1,P0| 30 and orer— Adutts 2*>p. Children RIPi .KY CASTLE exterior was


n " T .T "v ri,"?ie.. TttE KM S TO N J ig iS .


Bring your Holiday Weekend- Alive Go Stock Cur Racing


FORMULA ONE STOCK CAR RACING NEWSTEAD ABBEY a n d ITS 25 A C R B 'w J lEA U T lFU L C A R D m S ^


L ^ ^ o m % Pr^ ^ ^ ° u . ' N 0ningham on Monsfield Road (AoUJ


Gsirdunsi Abbey:


Admission: Car park.


Open ttvousnout the , » • 10 a.m. until du.k. Open until September 30lh


2 o.m. until 5 P-f"


Grounds 16p, Children 5p. Abbey l ip . Children 5p


Enquiries: Suponnte^denL g p


. , Newstcdd Abbey, Linby, Notts. - y


NELSON STADIUM, CARR ROAD, NELSON SATURDAY, MAY 25th, 7-30 p.m.


WORLD CHAMPIONSHOP QUALIFYING ROUKD HELL DRIVERS AND WRECKERS


ROCHDALE STADIUM, MILNROW ROAa ROCHDALE. SUNDAY. .1.


NELSON STADIUM, MONDAY. MAY 27th, 7-30 p.m. MIDSUMMER SCRAMBLE


Admission 70p, Children and PAP'S 30p - disley Owned by the Legh family for 600 years.


CARDENS, 1,320 ACRE PARK, HERD OF RED DEER, CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND, PICNIC AREAS, PITCH & PUTT COURSE, CAFE AND REFRESHMENT KIOSKS.


LYME HALL is open until September, Sundays and Bank Holiday, — 1 p m.—6 p.m. Tuesdays to Saturdays. Tours a, I 30 p.m.. 3 p m.. 4-30 p.m. and 6 p.m. (closed Mon-


.days). LYME PARK is open all year 8 a m. to dusk Admission to house 15p, children 5p. Park and Gardens FREE. Car park


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B RAM ALL HALL BRAMHALL


Apart from various additions carried out in 1887, the Hall remains in its original but beautifully preserved state and contains furniture, tapestry and fittings of the period and articles connected with the historical past of the house.


Open all the year round to September 30th • ' p.m. and 2 p.m.—7 p.m. daily (Thursday excepted) Octo­


ber 1st to March 31st 11 a.m.—8 p.m. daily (Thursday excepted). Refreshments and light meals served in the cafe. Admission: Adults lOp, Children 5p*


f l . t i • (•n d ( in Ttr&mhall T a rk ‘adjoining Stockport to Bramhall


S i "*BrIin*bJn L .5 ” A5I0S . t B r .m b . i l Green. Ample parkins facilities.


WHITE CITY STADIUM; M A N C H E S T E R S ^R D A Y . MAY 2511., 7-0 p.m. LADIES' RACE — MAH)^ IKOYH* .


2Glh, 3-0 p.m. r ^ 2-00 to 5*30 2*00 to 6*00


House. Gallery. Gardens cleared 46 min* after ahov* cos ine times.. ADMISSION CHARGES—noose, Garden and Theatre 50p.


OPEN EVERY DAY till Dusk until November. Admission ADULTS ttp, CHILDREN H)p


DECK CHAIRS and PICNICKING Th« Royal Umpire Exhibition Croaton. Lancs. Tel. Crostoo *57 Stately entertaining ...... ............. ...........


GREAT HOUSES HAVE MORE TO OFFER


THAN JUST HISTORY


THERE are those among us who hold the mistaken idea that visitors to Britain’s stately homes are those whose minds are for ever looking to the past, people who long for the extravagances of a way of life now dead, or, at the best, folk with a passing interest to see how the wealthy live, or used to live. rn facl there’s so much


more to It than any of that. The beauty of the stately home business — and it has become big business—is that they can be enjoyed on many levels of intellect. As many, almost, as there are people willing to pay to go through the turnstiles, or, as at many places, exchange their money for politely offered tickets, on which VAT has to be paid.


For instance any family


something new to amuse the kiddies. At no great expense such


can enjoy a day out in pleasant surroundings, with


an outing can encompass a pleasant ride by coach or car, a picnic in a setting which might have been


designed by "Capability” Brown, perhaps the world’s greatest garden and Land­ scape designer, and an opportunity to inspect a tremendous range of man­ made articles — anything from goldplate in the dining room to an. antique fire engine used on a private


estate. Or. such a visit can, with


a little guile, be used by fond parents to cultivate


'» Probablv the most complete and authentic example $ S o£ a medieval and manorial home to be seen in N England.


\? public from Tuesday to Saturday Inclusive (not Sunday X


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i) Morning Refreshments. Lunches and Atternoon Teas ^ 9


their children's Interest in whole areas of' history, plus


many specialist activities which the wealthy owners have studied, and preserved their knowledge through wide-ranging collections of rare items.


SERVICE


the work-a-day world can also give adults a chance to extend their knowledge of hobbies, often developed trom reading during the winter months, by studying actual examples of the work of artists and craftsmen, whose furniture and pic­ tures they could never hope to own, but which they can admire during their brief hours of leisure. This can, and often does,


The holiday escape from


have a practical advantage. Although you or me may never be able to build or


By ALLAN


HALSTEAD


chance to assimilate ideas, and reproduce the essence of


of Capability Brown, and other masters, there is every


design gardens on the scale


our own small ‘‘estates." For instance a friend of


them, in a modest way, on <.N»


siderable sum extending an old country cottage to make it an attractive home for his retirement. All the skills of the building trade had been pressed into service, and it is just now beginning to be­ come a fait accompli.


to have been to add three simple steps up to the front door. But it was suggested,


One of the last jobs was


by one who has spent many hours admiring stately


builders’ rubbish around the site could be hidden from sight by being used tor filling a space between dry stone walls, to form a patio.


that the


pense, was to improve the outward appearance of the house tremendously, as well as making it far easier to


The result, at little ex­


get in and out of the door, just one idea gleaned from a stately home, which had a magnificent terrace. There Is a wide choice for


homes from Towneley to Fontainbleau,


piracy on the high sea-', ex­ ploration of faraway lands


and the development ol 0111 modern society. In fact the de Broniale


family (after whom the vil­ lage was named) were re­ corded in the "Doomsday Book," in 1088. and one or the family married John dc Davenport in 1250, who acquired the land in the absence of a male heir to the property, and built the


Great Hall. A banqueting hall, library,


folk in this part of the world, but this weekend I hope to visit one particular spot — Bramhall Hall, in Cheshire, one of many we (in tlie form of Hazel Grove and Bramhall Urban Dis­


individual story, Bramhall Hall shares with oilier stately homes the experience of six centuries of English history. In this case it was the Davenport family, living through foreign wars and civil strife, intrigue in high places, religious persecution.


trict Council) now own. • Although it has Its own


bal lroom,


cliapel, spiral staircase, Elizabethan


priest’s "liide" and bedrooms in tlic style of the Tudors, arc just a few of the points of interest in this delightful spot, bought for the people to preserve part of our heri­ tage for al! time.


the north, Newby Hall, near Boroughbridge and Harro­ gate, at this time of the year is particularly interesting for its gardens. Built around 1700 in the Queen Ann style, it is certainly in the Wren style (and some say was


In quite another part of mine recently spent a con­ DESIRABLE residence—Bramhall Hall, Cheshire.


designed by him). How many children nan


tail to enjoy a ride on the Rival Scot, a miniature of the steam locomotive, on the track through the orchards to tile river, where a small launch makes short pleasure


hips up and down the Ure. And few women can resist


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the lure of the Crown Jewels w (to be precise) replicas of tile originals.


June 9th is the Veteran and Vintage Vehicle Rally.


An extra attraction on


whether the wealthy of ytstayear, in their stalely homes, had as comfortable a lime as modem folk. Battle­ ments may look picturesque, but few (if any) castles boasted a refrigerator.


Visitors sometimes wonder


mind particularly at Haddon Hall, the Derbyshire seat of the Duke of Rutland, a fine example of a great medieval manor house. Here one of the owners was known as "tile King of the Peak ” be- cause of liis magnificent aiv’c of living. Haddon Hall siiil brings to life, in vivid flashes of domestic detail, aspects or the everyday existence of the people of


This aspect comes to


dial to see at any of these siaioly homes.


toe times. Tnere’s certainly a great


•T COME TO HARLOW CAR CARDENS


HARROGATE (Crag Lane, Otley Road) OPEN EVERY DAY 9 a.m. TO DUSK


See the beauty of spring flowers, shrubs, trees and alpines in the woodlands, streamside trial guldens and rockeries.


Small Admission Charge. c'ar Fark SLEDMERE HOUSE i cope CAR AND COACH PARKS


+ LICENSED RESTAURANT FOR BOOKED MEALS ★ SELF SERVICE CAFETERIA


+ CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND TS ? . 7 b i,d f f i d ClSTD o h ^ a b iO S 6 866S7 CHIRK CASTLE, North Wales.


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VISIT THE NEW LOOK


FAMOUS MODEL VILLAGE SOUTHPORT


THE IDEAL FAMILY OUTING


Open from 9 a.m. every day to end of October. Extensively redesigned, including many new features,


SPECIAL PARTY BOOKING BY ARRANGEMENT Fbone Southport 42132


When in WHarfedate don’t miss seeing STAMP CROSS CAVERHS


by the main B6265 Crassington-Pateley Bridge Road A large selection ol sheepskin rugs at bargain prrecs


BOLLING HALL BRADFORD


ISth to 18th Cemurv Manor House


Hecorocfl miirie Admission tree OPEN: 10 a-m. tn 7 p.m. DAILY nfl the Wakefield road


FURNITURE. POTTERY. COSTUS1E. etc


utsplay* ui—


Open from 1U a.m. (Sundays 2-0 p.m.) UNTIL 7-0 p.m.


Last Admission 8-0 p.m. DRIVE ON On the main road between York and Bridlington .... -j D.i^ltneln


(The Yorkshire home of Sir Richard Sykes. Bart.. D .L , IP ) OPEN TO THE PUBLIC


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§ Enquiries to — .udmor* House stedmere, Driffield, Yorkshire a* l Th° H0U‘-C


| LOWTHER 3-DAY


HORSE DRIVING TRIALS NEAR PENRITH, CUMBERLAND


25th, 26th, 27th MAY


SAFELY THE


ROADS


CJ-ic Gateway Conducted tours


on the hour—


I Adults 20p i Children 5p


Closed only on Good Friday and Christmas Day Sfctpton / . / S ’VH— -fl * VISIT


. . this beautiful example ol English country maiiMon, dating from early Tudor times, containing fine examples of panelling, furniture, tapestries, pictures, china, armour & family art treasures of historic & national importance.


-A- BR6WSH0LME HALL *


Six miles from Ciitlicroc on tile Mitton-Whitcwoll road on the way to the Trough of Rowland. Open Thursdays, Saturdays^and Sundays? all Bank Holiday Mondays and Tuesdays until Mid-October from 2-0 to fi-oO P*m* Organised parlies on other days by arrangement wi l l


Secretary, Browsholnie Hall, nJar.,9*lt'ie.roe’. ^ c hurst 330. — Admission 25p, Children (under la) lap.


BLACKPOOL BOUND?


BOOK YOUR COACH PARTY FOR FULL MEALS


4-COURSE MEALS AT REASONABLE PRICES Write for menus to


THE LANE ENDS HOTEL WESHAM, KIRKHAM, Lancs.


Telephone Kirkham 3 1 73 (8 miles from the Tower)


TOWNELEY HALL, BURNLEY


HOUSE DATES FROM Mth CENTURA' PERIOD FURNITURE IN ROOM SUITINGS


S u m ni cr P rofjram m e Open daily. H) a.m Sundays ... !


of Exhibitions lo 5-30 p.ni.


|i.m. lo 5-00 p.m.


Admission Free. Cur Parking I*rrc Cafe in grounds.


VISIT MANCHESTER AIRPORT a days enjoyment for all the family!


^ 7 i pin 1 £


5 \ IK ■


6 ^ !|


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Paradise for Plane Spotters, young and old, Big Trans-Atlantic jets and all


types of aircraft from all over the world land and take-off each day. Timetable of arrivals and departures. Full catering facilities available.


^ “Public perimeter car park 15p, Combined admission charge to terracesand pior« (adults and children of 5 and over). . . . 10p per token Souvenir wallets containing 6 tokens. . . . 50p. Party rate* available upon request to 061*489 3754


THE LARGEST MUNICIPAL AIRPORT IN BRITAIN?


Special inclusive bus tours


Whit Sunday and Monday... Greater Main cluster Transport Moor Road 30p Adults, 25p


buses will leave Piccadilly Bus Station at 11.30,1.0 pm and 2.0 pm (Pickup point at Barlow Moor Road/Princes3 Parkway junction at 11.45, 1.15 and 2.15)


From Piccadilly 40p Adults, 30p Children.From Berlov/


Children. Faros include travel tn and Iron) Airport including admission to observation piers and Terraces Return journeys to City Centre 1.45,4.00,4.45,6.00, 7.15.


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