(i Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, September 20th, 19S5


MOTION FOLD FARM HOTEL For that special occasion come and


Tel. 0254 48255 and 49577 LANGHO


enjoy the warmth and comfort of our family run licensed farm restaurant.


It's first-class all the way


at farm hotel


IF it’s comfort, good food and excellent friendly service that you’re after, then the 'Mytton Fold Farm Hotel, Langho, is the ideal choice. All the best holidays


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begin with the right hotel and this one, nestling in the lush green country­ side of the Ribble Valley, is certainly rather special. Owners Frank and Lilian Hargreaves are jus-


tifuibly proud of their re­ staurant and hotel com­ plex. Carefully designed and skilfully built of local stone, it stands on the site of the former stables alongside the farmhouse which has been the home of the Hargreaves family spanning three genera­ tions.'


ALSO LUXURIOUS ACCOMMODATION


12 BEDROOMS, EACH ROOM SUPERBLY APPOINTED WITH TELEVISION,TEA MAKER, HAIR DRYER, DIRECT DIAL TELEPHONES, IN HOUSE MOVIES


LANGHO


T. R. MORGAN 91 STONEHILL DRIVE,


SUNNYBOWER TAXIS


AIRPORTS — WEDDINGS CONTRACT WORK UNDERTAKEN Proprietors:


R.F. MORGAN LANGHO NEWSAGENCY 2/3 TAYLORS BUILDINGS, WHALLEY ROAD, LANGHO


® BLACKBURN 47019 24 HOUR SERVICE


BEST WISHES AND EVERYSUCCESS FOR THE FUTURE TO MYTTON FOLD FARM HOTEL______________ __


Just the place for a break


MYTTON Fold Farm Hotel is the ideal choice


for a gourmet weekend break. As for the children, reputation for its excel-


take them with you — there’s plenty to see and do on the farm and on the doorstep, fishing, fell walking, golfing, riding or simply browsing round the historic towns and vil­ lages nearby. Traditional English


ing room. Help yourself from the


lent food. Starters include ham


breakfast — enough to last until dinner — is served in the new morn­


breakfast bar with a choice of fruit juices, g rap e f ru it segments, prunes or yogurt. Follow that with a cereal, then rest-a-while before order­ ing a Mytton Fold farm­ house breakfast. If bacon, sausage, mus­


and mushroom pancake, Mytton Fold mushrooms, scallop of seafood and suc­ culent home-made pate. The family’s good old- fashioned soup is also worth trying. There’s something for


hrooms, tomato, fried bread and egg seems over facing, then settle for kip­ pers, smoked haddock or poached, scrambled or boiled eggs, all deliciously


fresh. Toast with jam or mar­


malade and tea or coffee round off a truly sensa­ tional meal. Mytton Fold has al­ ready built an enviable


CHOICE FRUIT


9 MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE Tel. 23163


Suppliers of fresh fruit and vegetables to


Mytton Fold Farm Hotel


Best ivishes and continued success to Mr and Mrs Hargreaves and family


BROOKS (BUILDER)


We are pleased to have carried out the STRUCTURAL BUILDING and


STONEWORK at MYTTON FOLD FARM HOTEL — and wish Mr and Mrs Hargreaves continued success for the future


15 KING STREET, WHALLEY. Tel. 27 59


ALL TYPES OF BUILDING WORK U N D E R TA K EN


FREE ESTIMATES


everyone among the main dishes, from trout with c ap e rs and p raw n s , gammon topped with brown sugar and just a hint of rum, poached Scotch salmon, chicken breast filled with crab meat and cooked in wine, mushrooms and cream to the renowned Mytton Fold mixed grill, steak, duckling, pork, plaice and scampi — all individually cooked and served at a price to suit your pocket. All the restaurant's


sweets are home-made and followed by cheese and biscuits, coffee and mints. Go on. Treat yourself.


spared in creating this farm hotel, tastefully fur­ nished to a high standard of comfort. The accommo­ dation features 12 bed­ rooms: seven twin- bedded, three double am) two family rooms. The craftsmanship por­


No expense has been D O U C


trayed on the outside is continued within, linking a residents’ bar lounge, reception area, two dining rooms and res id en ts ’ lounge and beckoning you to stay awhile and relax. Each room has a peace­


trustfully hoping that few


will take flight! In ju s t over three


ful view of the surround­ ing countryside — a fea­ ture continued throughout the ground and first floors, which are linked by imaginatively con­ structed staircases wind­ ing their way above the heavy oak beams. Three of the 12 bed­


years, the licensed re­ staurant has gained a reputation for first class food, service and com­ pany. Reservations are required and it’s easy to see why. The menus are imaginative, with a varie­ ty of delicious dishes thoughtfully prepared and attractively served by friendly and attentive staff. The restaurant is per­


rooms are situated on the ground floor, a boon for the elderly and disabled and veritable sun-traps in the summer. Patio doors give access to the courty­ ard garden, which offers breathtaking views over Longridge Fell. Each bedroom has its


bar lounge ensures an evening to remember, whether a resident or a guest for the evening, with Moorhouses’ Pendle Witches Brew and Pre­ mier Draught B i t te r adding the final touch.


The cosily well-stocked


to cater for up to 45 at weddings, office lunches, dinners and family parties and 20 for conferences and meetings.


The hotel has facilities


sonally supervised by the owners and a carefully chosen wine list comple­ ments the menu.


being wined, dined and pampered, be it for a week or a weekend, try a break at Mytton Fold.


If you would enjoy


Friendly welcome from the family


MUCH of the business at Mytton FoM Farm Hotel is repeat or recommendation and it’s easy


to see why.


Frank and Lilian Har­ greaves are ideal hosts.


tomer — has led to many friendships throughout this country and abroad. Mytton Fold has been


Their aim — to treat you as their guest, not cus­


the Hargreaves’ family home for ipany years. When Frank and his wife decided to take the first tentative steps into farm­ house catering and accom­ modation just five years ago, they little knew where


own bathroom or shower room and comfort is the


it would lead. For a number of years


keyword. Dee)) pile car­ peting, rich mahogany fitted wardrobes, dressing tables, warm velvet cur­ tains and upholstery com­ bine to produce an aura of relaxation and luxury. Bedrooms all feature


previously, they had been heavily involved with Round Table and Ladies’ Circle, both taking de­ manding area chairman­ ships before compulsory “retirement.” As the farm began to


their own television with film channel, direct dial telephone, coffee and tea making facilities, trouser press and hairdryer. The bathrooms and shower rooms are spacious, taste­ fully tiled and decorated and painstakingly cleaned


daily. Individually named


Ring Blackburn 48255 for a special weekend away or a meal to remember. The choice is yours.


after birds seen in the grounds of Mytton Fold Farm, each room has its own attractive key fob and the proprietors are


,1 RARE moment or relaxation for the Hargreaves Family: Lilian, Frank, David and twin daughters Barbara and Carol.


SLINGER


DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL PLASTERER


We are pleased to have carried out all the


plastering work at the new extensions at


Mytton Fold Farm Hotel and wish Mr and Mrs Hargreaves every


success for the future


HARRISON & KERR


r t j i PREMIER IV r -A DRAUGHT J c r l BITTER J l u i


QUALITY BUTCHERS Tel. CLITHEROE 23253


Specialists in home cured bacons and hams


Buyers of quality lambs at Clitheroe Auction.


MOORHOUSE’S BREWERY BURNLEY


WISH Mr and Mrs HARGREAVES AND THEIR FAMILY EVERY SUCCESS AND ARE PLEASED TO


'^PLY THEIR FINE ALES TO TTON FOLD FARM HOTEL


Freezer packs available or in bulk (beef, lamb, pork)


We are pleased to supply Mytton Fold Farm Hotel


and loish them every success for the future.


11-13 KING STREET , CLITHEROE


Tel. 23253


CARTMELL DAIRYMAN


TERRY


CUNLIFFE HOUSE COTTAGE LONGSIGHT ROAD, LANGHO Tel. Blackburn 40682


MILK, CREAM, EGGS, FRUIT JUICES — “ALL DAIRY PRODUCE”


Deliveries throughout the area Best wishes and


contratulations to Mr and Mrs Hargreaves


TURKEYS — DUCKLING — CHICKEN — FOWL — GEESE


Finest Quality Fresh or Frozen All Game in Season


Complete Range of FROZEN FOODS for the CATERER at COMPETITIVE PRICES


DAILY DELIVERIES THROUGHOUT THE AREA


FRED LAWSON


We wish MYTTON FOLD FARM HOTEL. every success for the future


THE NEW COLD STORE PENDLE TRADING ESTATE, CHATBURN


Tel. Clitheroe 41260


LANGHO NEWSAGENCY and OFF LICENCE


NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES to MYTTON FOLD FARM HOTEL and ivish Mr and Mrs Hargreaves every success for the future


EXTENSIVE DELIVERIES THROUGHOUT THE AREA


Tel. BLACKBURN 47019


WHALLEY ROAD, LANGHO Are pleased to supply ALL


2/3 TAYLORS BUILDINGS


WATERLOO TIMBER CO. JOINERS — SHOPFITTERS AND SAWMILLERS


Are pleased to have made and fitted 1 the


HARDWOOD SPIRAL


STAIRCASE at


Mytton Fold Farm Hotel


We wish Mr and Mrs Hargreaves continued success for the future


Full range of timber and sheet materials


for trade and DIY WATERLOO ROAD CLITHEROE Tel. 23263 an B GENERAL


JOINERY WORK at


THE NEW EXTENSIONS OF


MYTTON FOLD FARM HOTEL carried out by______


RIBBLE VALLEY


JOINERY ASHDENE


18 CLITHEROE ROAD WHALLEY. Te l. 2 1 3 2


BEST WISHES AND EVERY


SUCCESS FOR THE FUTURE TO MR AND MRS HARGREAVES■


C.R. HARGREAVES W and Sons Ltd • Ksl. 1771


40-46 PARSON LANE, CLITHEROE, BB7 2JS Tel: Clitheroe 22183 & 22184


Purveyors o f Pine Foods SCHOFIELD MARTYN


PLUMBING AND HEATING ENGINEERS A.I.O.P.


B e s t w is h e s a n d e v e ry s u c c e s s to


Mytton Fold Farm Hotel Tel. Blackburn 49071


Mytton Fold Farm Hotel


holesale & Retail Italian Warehousemen ct Provision Merchants


Curtains and track supplied by


LIGHTFOOTS of A ccrington


34-36 WARNER STREET, Tel. 36547


Wishing Mr and Mrs Hargreaves every success for the future


157 Accringto Road, BURNLEY.


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fill with visitors, they found they were short of accommodation, hence the decision to convert the stables. With lashings of optim­


local workmen who pulled out all the stops to ensure that the remaining eight bedrooms and reception rooms were not only ready on time, but a month early. Frank and Lilian have


been encouraged and helped by their son David (23), who now runs the farm, and twin daughters Barbara and Carol (20). Barbara has recently finished a full-time cater­ ing course and Carol is hoping to follow her brother into agriculture. The family enterprise


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has also had a welcome spin-off for the communi­ ty, employing 20 part-


time staff, two full-time chefs, a commis chef and


a YTS trainee. Both outgoing and with


ism, they embarked just three years ago on “phase one” — restaurant, bar lounge, kitchen and four bedrooms. Their success speaks for itself and in February “phase two” began. The couple have no­ thing but praise for the


an infectious sense of humour, Frank and Lilian have no regrets about their decision to give farmhouse accommodation “a try.” Despite a demanding


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schedule supervising the hotel and keeping an eye on the farm, both still find time to take part in local activities, Frank as a


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