6 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 27thf 1979
AND COMPANY LTD
MOOR LANE PRESTON
SUPPLIERS OF
FINEST QUALITY ENGLISH BEEF, LAMB & PORK
HOUSE HOTEL, GALGATE Wishing you every success at
TO THE BOWERS HOTEL NATEBY, AND HAMPSON
THE CRAVEN HEIFER HOTEL CHAIGLEY.
ALLAN HOLMES
JOINER & BUILDING CONTRACTORS
1 OUT RAWCLIFFE
GREAT ECCLESTON Tel. 70573
Wishing you every
success in your new venture at the
CRAVEN HEIFER 9“
E YRE W
HAMPSON HOUSE HOTEL, GALGATE
and
Wishing you every success at
CRAVEN HEIFER HOTEL CHAIGLEY
THE
GEORGE and JEAN of
DIRECT S FARMUPPLIES
MARKET HALL, PRESTON
G Wish the , ' r — \ -----------
RAVEN HEIFER Every success
m
GREENALL WHITLEY
Suppliers of WINES,SPIRITS and BEER
To THE BOWERS HOTEL Nateby Garstang and
HAMPSON HOUSE HOTEL Galgate
Wish you great success in your new venture at
THE CRAVEN HEIFER HOTEL
THE CRAVEN HEIFER FROM
Wishing every success to
W. H. SINGLETON of GARSTANG
Supp tiers of all pork produc ts ’ and confectionery
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THE Bowers Group have another two first-class restaurants in North West Lancashire. Above (left) is Hampson House which is only a stone’s-throw from junction 33 on the M6. The Bowers, a country hotel and restaurant, can be reached by turning off theA6 at the Chequered Flag.
A.V.S. LTD. Suppliers of LD Glassware,
LECTRICAL SERVICE
22 MOSS LANE, GARSTANG Tel. 2772
are pleased to ha ve carried out
ELECTRICAL WORK at
THE BOWERS HOTEL NATEBY, GARSTANG,
Hygiene Products, Tableware, Napkins, Menu Covers, etc.
W-\ WISH
THE CRAVEN HEIFER
^ \ h o t e l • every successv ' r
To view our complete range of bar trade sundries visit
THE CATERING & HYGIENE CENTRE
General and Commercial Printer. Colin Cross
THE OLD MILL, GARSTANG NEAR PRESTON, LANCS. Telephome: GARSTANG 4368
SUPPLIERS OF STATIONERY AND PRINTING
TO HAMPSON HOUSE HOTEL, GALGATE AND THE BOWERS HOTEL, NATEBY, GARSTANG
WE WISH YOU EVER Y SU C C E S S A T THE
CRAVEN HEIFER HOTEL CHAIGLEY
THE RIDGE, BILSBORROW, Nr PRESTON Tel. Brock 40294
JOYCE BEAUMONT FLORIST
“Flowers for every occasion
sWishing you every
v CRAVEN HEIFER HOTEL
,
uccess in the future at the
SWIFT 136
Things are swinging down at Chaigley
THE hotel was named after a famous craven A print of the beast today hangs over the heifer, bred by the Rev. William Carr in 1807, fireplace in the lounge bar.
ivhich grew to five feet two inches and weighed dining room ana dance floor housing cows and the more than 176 stone.
. . . . .
It was once a farmhouse pub and barn, with the upstairs bar being used as a hay loft.
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A d v e r t isem e n t fe a tu re
PHI
A NEW lease of life is planned for the Craven Heifer, Chaigley, by mine hosts Mike and Lynn Woollard, who moved in on Monday.
poThey are managing the t pular eating-out spot for
he Bowers group of hotels and are planning to intro duce a regular programme of attractions.
ng, starting next week. Mike, an accomplished DJ,
\ i Every Thursday even
j Come for j I a c h a t
i
I MIKE and Lynn invite { evening to have a t .
♦ you to the Craven * i H e ife r tomorrow I
■ ’ hew customers.
♦ extend a welcome » i not only to the pub’s i
i Among the pub’s beers f | ■ are B od d in g ton s,
| Stones, Scottish and | Newcastle Ales.
will don his headphones to present an over-18s disco s with all the latest chart
. gain starting next week, n the hotel will stage a din
ounds. a The following evening,
lroom.er and dance in the bal t Any other evening, cus
pomers may sample a com barrehensive range of tasty q snacks of the highest
uality, t Other ideas Mike and
INTRODUCING Mike and Lynn Woollard.
’ chat and sample the ’ | h o t e l’s food and I. . drink.
| The new mine hosts | regulars, but also to |
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iLynn intend to try out pnclude lunchtime snacks,
ossibly after Christmas, e and a “Golden Oldies” disco
rwings and slides at the | mear of the hotel to accom
mvening in the coming s er they also want to erect
onths. mBy next spring and sum
S odate families out for the venue for new events,
unday lunch. t But, apart from being
uhe h o te l it s e l f w ill a n d e rg o a change in qppearance. Mike (29) is a t ualified joiner and plans to create a games room in ihe hotel’s upstairs bar and cs also thinking of adding a
t The Craven Heifer — on phe main Clitheroe to Chip f ing road — is the couple’s airst posting as manager wnd manageress after
orking at the Bower
group’s other hotels at Garstang and Galgate.
h Lynn, mother of two, r as been working as a feceptionist, but is looking eorward to the chance of cxperimenting with her t atering, ideas. “We find lhe Craven Heifer a chal aenge because there’s such s lot you can do with it,”
ays Mike. f “There’s plenty of room
bor alterations and with it l eing our first place, we’re oooking forward to putting
ur theories into practice. t The Craven Heifer is the
ocktail bar to the bal lroom.
third hotel to be bought by hroup took over a Jacobean
he Bowers group. g Eight years ago, the
otel and restaurant. g Six years la ter , the
algate, near Lancaster.
VISITTHE CRAVEN HEIFER
CHAIGLEY Tel. STONYHURST 215 Your country pub and the
new members of the Bowers Group of Hotels
A FREE HOUSE — BODDINGTONS STONES — SCOTTISH NEWCASTLE
DINNER DANCES EVERY WEEK DISCOS FOR OVER 18’s EVERY
THURSDAY COMMENCING THURSDAY OCTOBER 4th,79 OPENING NIGHT
LYNN look forward to welcoming you 'em *
. RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th; Your new host and hostess MIKE and
BWITH FREE BUFFET F ETWEEN 8-r,30 & 9-30 p.m.
. 1979
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