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CUtheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified).


Clitheroe man scoops main budgie awards


LOCAL exhibitor Mr Terry Nelson scooped the awards for the best in show and best champion bird at Clitheroe Budgerigar Society’s annual young stock show. Eighty-nine birds were


entered in the show, held at Clitheroe Social Club.


Talks on


bedsit plan CAR parking problems led to the refusal by Ribble Valley planners of the conversion of pre­ mises at 64 Waterloo Road, Clitheroe, to three bedsits and three offices. The Ribble Valley


Judge Mr D. Moran, of Southport, said that en­ tries were of a high stan­ dard. The award for the best


intermediate bird went to Ronnie and Rita Jepson, of Blackburn, and the best beginner bird award was claimed by first-time exhibitor Don Simpkin of Sawley. The present season has


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Flying start for Ethiopian appeal


THE “Wine Aid” appeal in Clitheroe for the starving of Ethiopia has been given a successful


send 1-off.


local shoppers — in adv­ ance of their bumper wine and cheese evening plan­ ned for September 13th. The boost came when


Organisers raised £205 ■ with the help of 400


the organisers rigged up a map of famine-hit Africa at Booth’s and invited shoppers, by courtesy of the management, to “buy” plots on the map. The plots are to go into


by firms, organisations, and individuals are being offered. The' “Wine Aid” appeal'


is the idea of members of several local mother-and- toddler groups and they are hoping for a 400- strong attendance.


LSOLID BRASS DOOR FITTINGS ’£ CABINET HANDLES r ' SECURITY FITTINGS


; . . / . Every type of window lock, from 69p 5-lever mortice looks, from C7.98 Inc. VAT


~ , Security marker pens, chains, bolts, padlocks, etc. SEE OUR RANGE OF WALL and FLOOR SAFES .


KEY CUTTING — THE EXPERTS


LOCK AND KEY CENTRE


145 St James’s Street, Burnley T e l . 4 1 3 5 3 3


Council’s Development Sub-committee felt that there was a lack of park­ ing and servicing facilities for the proposed develop­ ment; although it had no objections, in land-use terms, to the conversion.


arge range of handlest knobs, letterplates, knockers, etc. All styles and finishes In stock. .


Beautiful selection In brass, bronze, white and gold, etc. i * Latest design In bright red or yellow


It was decided, there­ fore, that council officers


would meet with the ap­ plicant, Mr A. Hill, to at­ tempt to agree on a less- intensive development.


No extra parking


A REQUEST for an addi­


tional car park in Hurst Green has been refused by the Ribble Valley Council’s Public Works and Health Committee. Planning and Technical Officer, Mr Philip Bailey pointed out that there was already a large under-used car park at the Memorial Hall.


been a very important one for best-in-show winner Mr Nelson and society stalwarts Ken and Derek Whaites, all of Clitheroe. Mr Nelson has been ap­


Joint


pointed to a team of inter­ national judges to adjudi­ ca te at th e world budgerigar Society Show at Doncaster Racecourse in November. He was selected after nomination by the show’s Lancashire/Cheshire and North Wales area rep­ resentatives. Some 5,000 exhibits are expected in Doncaster. Meanwhile, Ken and


social THE Clitheroe men’s and ladies’ Speakers’ Clubs, held their second annual joint summer social at Low Moor Club.


Each group performed


an amusing sketch, and then they joined forces


on the dance floor for an old-fashioned “Paul Jones”


and a quiz, which was won by Mr David Berry.


Derek are having a fan­ tastic season and have so far won 10 best of colour challenge certificates at shows throughout the North West. Anyone interested in


joining the society is asked to contact secretary Mrs M. Marsh, 92 Talbot Drive, Briercliffe. Meet­ ings qre held on the third Wednesday of every month at Clitheroe Social Club.


Mr John Webb, president of the North Pennine Speakers’ Club.


Among the guests was


open for ladies on Tues­ day, at the Craven Heifer, Whalley Road, and for the men a week on Monday, at Low Moor Club. Meetings are held e v e r y two weeks, at 7-30 p.m. and anyone in­ terested is welcome to attend.


The 1985-86 sessions


funds. All thought of hold­


THE annual outdoor stalls organised by St Paul's Mothers’ Union, Clitheroe, were affected by the weather on Saturday, but that did not stop the event from raising £92 for MU


ing it in St Paul’s Church grounds had to be cancelled because of


the wet grass, so it was held at the back of the church instead.


very well in the condi­ t io n s ,” sa id Mrs Marion Stevenson, wife of the vicar. “Nor­ mally we rely on pas­ sers-by dropping in and there were feiver of them this year.”


“I thought we did


‘No’ to Low Moor homes plan


AN outline application for the proposed erection of two pairs of semi-de­ tached and two detached houses on land at Low Moor Farm, Clitheroe, has been refused. The Ribble Valley


on access and amenity grounds. In refusing the applica­


Council’s Development Sub-Committee was told that the residents of 62 properties on the River­ side Estate had been con­ sulted and objections re­ ceived from four, mainly


tion for the six dwellings, on land adjoining the eas­ terly boundary of River­ side towards the norther­ ly end -of the estate, the committee felt that it would conflict with the basic policy and represent sporadic and unplanned development in relation to the community of Low Moor.


Market loading difficulties


THE movement of vehi cles around Clitheroe market outside the per­ mitted hours is annoying traders and customers. At a meeting of the


a draw at the wine and cheese evening, due to be held at Oaklands, West- Bradford Road, Wadding- ton, the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Brown. Now smaller maps have


been printed and appeal committee members have extended their invitation to friends and acquaint­ ances to stake claims on


the maps. Nineteen prizes donated


Ribble Valley Council’s Market Sub-committee, market representatives


expressed concern that some tenants were bring­


ing in vans to take stock away before 4 p.m., even on days when the weather was good and trade likely to last. Also, certain vans were


Change for farm buildings vetoed


still loading and unloading after 10 a.m. The sub­ committee agreed that the rules should be rigorously imposed.


Trial


PLANNING consent has been given for a private- hire vehicle to be oper­ ated from Central Garage Manor Road, Whalley, for a two-year trial.


RIBBLE Valley planners have turned down an ap­ plication to convert ag­ ricultural buildings at F o r e s t Becks Farm, Bolton-by-Bowland into a dwelling.


ment Sub-committee was told that the develop­ ment, in the Forest of Bowland area of Out­ standing Natural Beauty — was not essential to basic rural industries and that the present buildings still possessed a useful purpose for agriculture.


The Council’s Develop­


Altered tax disc on car


A MAN who altered an excise licence in order to use his car to go to work was fined £30 at Clitheroe. Philip Gowers (23), of


Warren Fold, Hurst Green, also admitted fraudulent use of the li­ cence, for which he was fined £40. Police saw Gowers


Land Rover in Woone Lane. It had a faulty tyre and the altered tax disc. A subsequent interview


with the defendant led to further offences. For using the Land-


Rover without the test certificate, Gower was fined £10; £40 for not having an excise licence and £20 for the faulty tyre. He was ordered to pay £16 back duty. Mr John Lumley, de­


fending, said that Gowers committed the offences because he needed the vehicle for that one clay to go to his employer's home to work. Gowers had not used the vehicle at any other time.


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ATTRACTIONS AND EVENTS AUGUST TO END OCTOBER MORECAMBE ILLUMINATIONS


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328 Marine Road, Central Promenade, Morecambe,


★ Bed and breakfast or bed, breakfast and evening meal * Lunches available on request ★ Reduced terms for children and OAP all season ★ Some vacan­ cies Sept, and Oct. ★ Central heating in all public rooms and some bedrooms ★ BB from £8; BB&EM from £10.


Central Promenade with magni­ ficent views o f the bay and Lakeland hills. All amenities are within easy reach.


SAE*please for brochure and tariff to: Mrs Plana Coman _


MORECAMBE: “ D o n ’t trus t to luck!” Lo ok to trus t The C a s t l e m a i n c , a s m a l l l ic ensed ho t e l wi th a big r ep u ta t ion . 1 3 /1 5 Cla r en ­ don Ro ad . Pr op s Mr and Mrs Alan Le e s o n . — Wr i t e / tel . ( 0 5 2 4 ) 4 2 3 1 3 5 for d e ­


tail s . 7B23B


Lyndene Is a friendly, family mn hotel Ideally sltuted on the


Lancs, LA4 5AA. Tel. (0524) 410778


DELMAE HOTEL 48 WESTEND ROAD, MORECAMBE.


Telephone: (0524) 410819 Licensed, attractive and


comfortable, 2 mins, beach.


Ideal centre for activities, touring, Lakes and historical visits.


B & B from £7 dally, BB & ED from £9.


Special value weekends, 2 nights BB & ED £17, or mid­ week breaks 3 nights BB & ED £26.


Reductions for children and OAP 76333


M O R E C AM B E . P a r k v i l l e Ho t e l , l ic ens ed, 8 8 Re g ent Ro a d , BB and EM, £ 9 . 5 0 pe r day, BB £ 7 . 5 0 . chi ldr en h a l f - p r i c e , r e d u c t i o n s O A P s . — T e l . 0 5 2 4


4 1 8 1 8 8 . 7992)


Aug. 18th-Aug. 22nd Morecambe and Lancaster International Folklore Fiesta.


Aug. 25th-Aug. 26th Cross Bay Windsurfing Classic. September 9tn-13th September Bowls Festival Week.


MORECAMBE


4 to 8 berth holiday homes for hire, September, from £40 p.w.


Sorry no dogs DEPT. ELPG


VENTURE CARAVAN PARK


Westgate, Morecambe. Tel. (0524) 412986


MORECAMBE, 5 9 Balmoral Ro ad , ho l ida y f lat s , I l lumi ­


n a t ion spe c ial from £ 3 2 . — T e l . B e n n e t t , B a c u p 8 7 3 2 9 8 .


MORECAMBE, St A n d r ew ’s Hol iday Flat s , 6 6 - 6 8 Albe r t Ro ad , near s e a , sh o p s and amu s emen t s , c le anl ine s s a s ­ s u r e d . — T e l . 0 5 2 4 4 1 8 0 4 0 .


MOR EC AMB E . P r ome n a d e H o l i d a y F l a t s a v a i l a b l e


f rom Au gu s t 1 7 th . — Te l . 0 5 2 4 7 9 1 5 6 9 .


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M O R E C AM B E : S u n s h i n e H o t e l L i e . , 4 6 We s t c n d Ro a d . Te l . 0 5 2 4 - 4 1 1 8 5 1 . Sho r t br eaks Mon. to Frl.


HOLIDAY VOUCHER WIN A£15


You could win £15 off a holiday in Blackpool or Morecambe during the Illuminations.


Just re-assemble the letters below into the names of five advertisers on this page.


holv’ Burnley E5?re2l, Bull Street, Burnley, or Nelson Leader, Scotlandr Road, Reason, or Clitheroe Advertiser, King Street, Clitneroe


F Ln Pi l l


in t h e couDon with your name, address and telephone orl *hAnC eVAer hand in or post to “Illuminations Competi-


Closing date 4 p.m. Tuesday, September 3rd, 1985 The first all correct entry opened will win the £15 voucher.


1. ZEEMRHALE...... 2. HELOTIESLH..... 3. CHIRLBAVIL...... 4. LANDEREBACK. 5. DYNNEEL............ Name...... Address.


MORECAMBE , We s t End, ful ly equipped h o l ida y f lat s . ----Tc i . 0 5 2 4 5 1 5 3 6 . “


THE SILVERDALE HOTEL Shore Road, Sllverdale, via Carnforth


The hotel is a fully licensed freehouse with bar meals and restaurant meals and is situated in an area of out­ standing natural beauty with some of the finest country nearby, l.e.: the Lakes, Yorkshire Dales as well as Morecambe.


Telephone: (0524) 701207 ®462 71914


CASE-DEL-SOLE, 11 and 12 N e w t o n T e r r a c e , C a t o n R o a d , La n c a s t e r . S u p e rb f a m i l y a c c o m m o d a t i o n . Ideal for tour ing the area. Clo s e to M6 mo to rwa y . BB f r om £ 7 . •— T e l . 0 5 2 4 - 6 5 5 2 7 .


MORECAMBE


THE BELLAV1STA HOTEL 37 Marine Drive


On the promenade, good food, fully licensed, reduced rates cnildren and OAP, TV lounge.


Peter or Barbara Dalglelsh (0524) 418029


For details phone:


RYDAL MOUNT PRIVATE HOTEL


Situated on promenade, close to market, shops and all amenities. Views of bay and Lakeland hills, licensed, private car park, tea making facilities all rooms, colour TV lounge, stair lift all floors. B & B or BB & ED. Highly recommended. S.A.E. for


361 Marine Road, Promenade, Morecambe. Tel. (0524) 411858


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brochure. Prop.: Mrs Holmes and _________ Maxine.


HAZELMERE


128 Westminster Road, Morecambe


The small hotel with the big welcome


comfortable TV lounge, tea facilities all rooms, car park, etc.


2 minutes prom and all amenities, Midweek bookings accepted Telephone: (0524) 415742^


MOR EC AMB E : B e a c h c om ­ b e r s H o t e l , 7 7 R e g e n t Ron d. Lie., s tair s , l i f t to all f lo o r s , BBED £ 9 dai ly. — I a n a n d C h r i s t i n e McPhal l . Te l . 0 5 2 4 - 4 1 4 1 5 7 .


7636S MORECAMBE ILLUMINA­


TIONS. Have y ou t ried a min i we ek en d ? B & B, BB and EM. Me lr o s e Hous e , 2 mins , from s e a . — Tel . 0 5 2 4 4 1 8 1 2 4 .


and midw e ek b o oking s ED BB S ep t emb e r /Oc tob c r £51 we e k l y o r £ 8 dai ly. Red u c ­ t ion s party bo oking s .


7A28t


MORECAMBE. Ful l board £ 6 5 t o £ 7 6 , h a l f bo a rd A u g u s t a n d S e p t em b e r , £ 6 9 . P e n s i o n e r s ’ r a t e s begin S ep t emb e r 1 4th, £ 5 2 to £ 5 6 . — Air c rof t Hote l . 7 9 Sandi lands Pr omen ade . Te l . Mo r e c ambe 4 1 2 9 9 7 .


753)2


ILLUMINATIONS SPECIAL, S e p t emb e r 2 0 th /2 3 rd . £ 2 0 , BBEM, s e a f r on t h o t e l , £ 5 5 pe r we e k , late s e a so n . — L a n g d a l e S a n d y l a n d s P r om . , Mo r c c am b e . Te l . 4 1 0 6 6 9 .


7666C


M O R E C AM B E , D u n e d i n , c leanl ine s s , g o od fo od a s ­ sur ed, minu te s from p r om. / sh o p s , BB and ED, light su p p e r incl. — 108 Clar en­ d o n R o a d . T e l . 0 5 2 4 4 1 3 7 2 0 .


799tS


ULLSWATER Pr ivate Hote l , 9 5 S a n d y l a n d s P r o m . ,


73309


FORTUNA GUEST HOUSE, 7 We s tmin s t e r Ro ad , r educ ­


t io n s OAP and chi ldr en, ch e a p we e k e n d rate s . — T e l . D o u g E v a n s 0 5 2 4


4 1 7 2 8 0 . 78219


MORECAMBE: Dou g la s Lie. Ho te l , 16 We s t End Road. BBED £ 9 dal ly. A we l c ome a s sur ed . Al s o s e l f -c onta ined ho l ida y f lat . — Te l . 0 5 2 4 - 4 1 1 6 2 8 .


BLACKPOOL. Birch Vi lla , l ic ens ed gu e s t h o u s e , 3 2 St C h a d s R o a d . We d o n ’ t p r om i s e w h a t w e c a n ’ t g iv e , wi th h ome co ok in g pr epar ed by my s e l f , sw e e t s c r eated by my mum. Bar f a c i l i t i e s a v a i lab l e at all t im e s .


70170


MO R E C AMB E : R o s c b a n k Ho te l . 3 7 7 Pr omen ade . Any


3 days £ 3 0 BB and ED. r educ t ions for chi ldr en. — Mr s Y. Bowl e r . Te l . 0 5 2 4 - 4 1 1 7 8 0 .


77636


MORECAMBE. Furnc s sv l l lc Lic ens ed Hote l , 2 3 Sandy- lands Pr omen ade . Comfo r t ­ able fami ly ho t e l o v e r lo o k ­ ing s e a , BB/ED f rom £ 4 9 , FB f rom £ 5 5 (no VAT) , r e d u c t io n s chi ldr en. Mid ­ w e e k bo ok in g s , f ir s t child f r e e . — Mr s Ca l la ghan. Te l . 0 5 2 4 4 1 0 4 1 8 o r SAE


Mo r e c am b e . S i tu a t e d on s e a f ront , t ca / c o f f e e make rs In all r o oms , f riendly a t ­ mo sp h e r e , EMBB £ 1 0 per, BB. £ 8 . — Te l . 4 1 2 4 2 0 .


C A R N FO R TH . F a rm h o u s e a c c om m o d a t i o n . BB £ 7 : Chi ldr en hal f price. Ne a r to M6 Junction 3 5 . — Te l . M r s C . C l o s e ( 0 5 2 4 ) 7 3 2 4 1 8 .


fo r brochur e . 74360


MOR EC AMB E . Tr a t lh o lme F a rm. F a rm h o u s e . Da i r y farm o v e r lo ok in g Lune Es ­ t u a r y , d e l i g h t f u l v i e w s , fo od plent i ful and f re shly c o o k ed . H and C all r o oms , c o lo u r TV. — En quir i e s and bro chur e from Mr s S. R h o d e s ,


73409


MORECAMBE ho l ida y s emi , s l e e p s 6, near s e a , no pe t s . ----Te l . 0 4 4 8 2 3 0 3 9 .


United Newspaper employees and their families are not eligible to enter


MORECAMBE: The Hol l ie s . TV l o u n g e , t e a -m a k i n g fac i l i t ie s al l r o oms , go od fo od . £ 6 3 p .w . full board. ----Te l . 0 5 2 4 - 4 1 0 0 4 4 .


M o r c c am b c , L a n c s LA 3 3HW. Te l . 0 5 2 4 7 1 2 5 8 .


O v e r t o n , 74123


MORECAMBE. Fami ly run ho t e l o v e r lo ok in g Lakeland hi l l , r en own ed for friendly h o s p i t a l i t y , e x c e l l e n t cui s ine , t ea / c o f f c c faci l i t ies In al l b e d r o om s , BB/ED £ 1 0 . 5 0 dal ly, no VAT, SAE f o r b r o c h u r e . — S t r e s a Ho te l , 9 6 Sandy lands Pr om­ en ad e . Te l . 0 5 2 4 4 1 2 8 6 7


74034 74153


BLACKPOOL ( l ic en s ed c ent ­ ral ) , 14 Ba i r s tow St r e e t . Spe c ial c o s t - cut te r s Mon. to Fr i . £ 3 2 , Fri . to Mon. £ 2 8 , £ 5 5 p e r we e k , £ 5 2 OAPs , BB and ED. Spe c ial r educ ­ t ion s for chi ldr en, e x c e l lent f o o d . N ow taking b o oking s f o r i l l u m i n a t i o n s a n d Chr i s tma s pe r iod s . — Te l . Pat f rom Burnley on 0 2 5 3 2 4 1 3 8 .


P e t e r . Te rms : Mo n . /F r i . , £ 3 4 : Fr t . /Mo n . . £ 3 0 . Coach par t ie s we l c ome . — Writ e o r p h on e : Olw cn ( 0 2 5 3 ) 4 5 6 3 7 .


l o o k e d a f t e r by BISPHAM, BLACKPOOL


Large, self-contained, luxury promenade flats.


For brochure telephone: 061-790 8595


ASH LEA HOTEL 237 Promenade, Blackpool


Comfortable, friendly, licensed hotel. Central Prom., good company, good food, good value, mid-week from


£8.75 BBEM Inclusive.


Children welcome, reduced rates. For further Information ring:


Christine end Richard Marshall (0253)46085


SHEPPERTON HOTEL Licensed


BB and EM from £8.50 per day per person.


74 Station Road, Blackpool


7 days offer — E57.50 ILLUMINATIONS:


Mon. — Frl. £35; Frl. p.m. to Sun p.m. £23.


Sun lounge, car park, coach parties welcome.


Telephone: 0253 43600 73934


BLACKPOOL. Bargain h o l i ­ days . Benldorm Hote l , 16 Win d so r Av en u e , i l lumina­ t io n s spe c ia l , f r e e tran s ­ por t , d o o r to d o o r wi th all we e k ly bo oking s . CH to all b ed r o oms , all mod cons . 1 minu te sou th pie r and s ea, £ 9 p e r d a y BBEM S e p ­ t emb e r , £ 7 pe r day Oc ­ to b e r . — Te l . Blackpool


4 1 1 7 0 .


BLACKPOOL , Ch a r n w o o d Ho u s e , 3 2 Osb o rn e Ro ad , a l ic ens ed fami ly gue s t h ous e , Ideally s i tua t ed, o n e minute f rom s ea, all b ed r o oms on


O C E A N E D G E C a r a v a n Park. 6 -be r th luxury cara­ v ans . S h owe r , fridge , TV, e x c e l lent amen i t ie s on s i te . — Te l . F l e e two o d 7 1 0 6 9 . F o rme r ly o f the Clayton Arms , Ne l s on .


74137


BLACKPOOL. Ne a r Prom. S ep t emb e r Spe c ial . BB/EM £ 9 dai ly, 7 days £ 5 6 , EM, o n e chi ld f r e e . Oc tobe r s p e ­ cial s . nightclub t icke t s in­ c luded. No VAT charge s . ----Te l . 0 2 5 3 2 1 0 4 9 .


7793B


R O C K L I F F E L IC E N S E D HOTEL, 2 4 8 No r th Pr om­ enade , Blackpool , car park, s e a front p o s i t ion, s eparate dining table s , cho ic e menu, t ea smade s . — Te l . Don and Jean Naylor 2 3 4 7 6 .


f i r s t f l o o r , t e a ma k in g fac i l i t ie s in all bed r o oms . Ful l central hea t ing . Mon. — Fr i . , BB & EM. £ 8 per d a y , w e e k e n d s £ 1 0 . 5 0 (V A T e x em p t ) . — T e l . 0 2 5 3 4 5 0 5 0 .


RIVA Ho i . F la t s . Spe c ial o f f e r s for Oc tobe r . Small p e t s w e l c ome . — Mr s B. M c D e v i t t , 2 1 6 N o r t h P r o m . , B l a c k p o o l . T e l . 0 2 5 3 - 2 6 6 0 1 .


78221


BLACKPOOL. S h c r l le e fla t s . Cl e a n , c o s y , o n e minu te s o u th pie r, Mon . -Fr l . Fr i . -Mo n . f rom £ 1 0 p.p . — Te l . 0 2 5 3 4 9 3 7 2 . 8 9 Wl th- ncl l Road.


B L A C K P O O L : C o v e n t r y G u e s t H o u s e , 2 4 P a r k


Ro ad . Central . BBED Fri . - Sa t . £ 1 8 , Fr l . -Mon. £ 2 7 . M o n . - F r i . £ 3 0 , c h i ld r e n hal f price. — Tel . 0 2 5 3 - 2 8 5 6 4 . Mr s Druce.


BLACKPOOL PROMENADE. Bar (organi s t ) , tea makers al l r o oms , sun lounge o v e r ­ lo ok in g s e a . Fr i . /S u n . , £ 2 7 , F r i . /Mo n . . £ 3 9 , any three d a y s m i d w e e k , £ 3 5 . — D r a k em y r e H o t e l . 3 8 2 N o r t h P r om e n a d e . T e l .


0 2 5 3 5 3 3 2 .


BLACKPOOL, San Miche l le G u e s t H o u s e , 8 L ow r e y T e r r a c e . S i tu a t e d S o u th / C e n t r a l , c l o s e t o p r om ­ en ad e , full central heat ing, g o o d h om e c o o k in g , BB f rom £6: BBEM f rom £ 7 , r e d u c t i o n s c h i ld r en /OAPs .


— Te l . 0 2 5 3 4 1 9 1 9 .


BLACKPOOL CENTRAL CRYSTAL LODGE 10/12 Crystal Road


Self catering tamily holiday flats. 2/6 persons, 5 doors from prom.


Private car park


Full weeks or illuminations specials. S.A.E. for brochure or


telephone: (0253) 46691 or 882150


B L A C K P O O L . M o o r i n g s Lic ens ed Hote l , 13 Gynn Av enu e , No r th Shor e , vac­ anc i e s i l lumina t ions . Fri . - Mo n . ' £ 2 8 . 5 0 , Mo n . -F r i . £ 3 4 incl. BU and ED. bo ok wi t h c o n f id en c e . — Tel .


0 2 5 3 5 1 4 3 5 . 7612( 74)49


BLACKPOOL. Kelvin Hous e Ho te l , 3 2 Charnley Rond, l ic ens ed bar wi th cabaret , l imi ted f r e e plac e s for chi l ­ dr en midwe ek , 4 day s p e ­ cia l Sept . Mo n . to Fri. £ 3 6 . (par ty o rg ani s e r s free) . Te l . 0 2 5 3 2 3 0 6 8 .


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BLACKPOOL. Special. , any four days , £ 3 4 , exc el lent f o o d , nomin a ted Landlady, o f t h e Y e a r , Mr s El s ie D u r k i n g , — T e l . 0 2 5 3


4 6 1 0 1 . 73734


CLEVELEYS Hol iday Flats , adj . p r om. , sui t 2 /4 pe r ­ s o n s . Cor park. From £ 3 5 . — Te l . 8 6 0 7 3 3 .


BLACKPOOL: Ne a r c entr e , ho l ida y f lat s , col . TV. — Te l . 0 2 5 3 - 2 5 0 3 7 .


77634


BLACKPOOL: NS f la t le t s . I l luminat ions , m/we ek s , w / e n d s . — G r l n s t e a d , 2 3


Eqer ton Ro ad . Te l . 0 2 5 3 - 2 6 5 3 4 .


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BLACKPOOL. Br a ck en d a l e f la t s . Ful ly equipped. Free c a r p a r k . — SA E Mr s S h aw. 3 6 7 Pr omen ade . Te l . 0 2 5 3 4 2 2 5 0 .


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BLACKPOOL i l lumin a t io n s s p e c i a l . H o l i d a y f l a t s , Mo n . /F r i . , and Fr i . /Mo n . , f rom £ 4 0 pe r w e e k . Clean wi th c o lo u r TV’s .


Mr s Sw a l l ow 0 2 5 3 4 6 0 5 8 . ;


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Illuminations Switch-On, Afternoon Operation of Visiting Preserved Tramcars, Promenade.


Hi 30-270ct. Blackpool Illuminations, Promenade. UK Bus Driver of the Year, Middle Walk. •


Junior Waterloo Bowling Handicap, Waterloo Hotel. OCTOBER Mini Parade olTramcars.


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Ladles' Waterloo Bowling Final, Waterloo Hotel. Waterloo Bowling Handicap Final, Waterloo Hotel..


Official Opening ofthe Centenary ot the Tramway, JESMOND Licensed Hotel 8 Charnley Road, Blackpool


A family mn hotel in a central position close to Tower and Winter Gardens. Limited car parking, part central heat­ ing. colour TV lounge, free showers, 4 ground floor bedrooms, choice of menu.


Tariff from £8.63 per day Mon. — Frl. Illuminations. BB/ED £34.50 Inclusive Reductions for children under 12. Coach parties welcome.


Telephone: (0253) 21204 77690


THE SMITH FAMILY


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1Q f • « Grand Cavalcade of Vintage Tramcara, Promenade. 22-26 S' p.El AlamelnRe-Unlon, Winter Gardens


Old Time and Modem Sequence Dance Festival, Winter ■ Gardens.


Blackpool Musical Festival, Winter Gardena. Blackpool Scout Gang Show, Opera House.


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ILLUMINATION SPECIAL September/October Holiday flats and flatlets.


5 min. North Pier and railway station. Fully equipped, colour TV, fridge, cooker, small pets welcome


£4 per person per night, children under 14 years half price. Mrs Tarren, Rodney House,


69 Dickson Road, Blackpool. Telephone: 0253 27985


72247


BLACKPOOL CENTRAL B and B from £5.50


B, B and EM from £7.00 Tea/coffee facilities all rooms, licensed bar


Family Special — 2 adults, plus 2 children sharing, B, B and EM from £45 weekly Short stays and parties welcome


TELEPHONE: (0253) 20249


BLACKPOOL S.S. Enjoy a break at


THE CRESTA HOTEL 85 WIthnell Road


Illuminations Friday — Monday, £32; Monday — Friday, £34. Reductions children. Cosy bar, teamaking facilities, TVs in most rooms, baby listening,


car park, also booking for Christmas. T e l.: (0253) 43866


MERE CLIFF LICENSED HOTEL


Highly recommended hotel, very friendly, excellent food, teamakers all rooms, all rooms heated, child reductions, parties catered for. No hidden extras.


Blackpool N.S. 0253-56856 24 Holmfield Road, illuminations and Christmas__ Now taking bookings for


Enjoy a relaxed weekend, even­ ing dinner or midweek break.


BLACKPOOL


Illumination special BB + 5 course evening diner + light supper, Fri. — Mon. £32; Mon. — Fri. £34.


THE CLAREMONT PRIVATE HOTEL (Licensed) 14 Gynn Avenue. Tel. (0253) 51783 76457


BLACKPOOL


"CHORCLIFFE” 16 Gynn Avenue


Adjacent prom and Derby Baths Satisfaction guaranteed


Telephone: (0253) 52734 ST ANNES


THE QUEENSGATE 32 DERBY ROAD


Self contained holiday flats


Excellent position, adjacent promenade.


Telephone: (0253) 46634 BLACKPOOL # ,


Queen Street Licensed Hotel 52 Queen Street, Blackpool Light up your “Autumn" in Blackpool


Town centre, close to all new clubs and liscos. Friday to Monday, £27 per >erson Inc. VAT. £15 for children. Monday to Friday from £26.


Please ring Mick or Edith on 0253 26061 or 32979


BLACKPOOL SANDYGATE


HOLIDAY FLATS 6 WITHNELL ROAD


By south Pier/Pleasure Beach, 3 doors prom.


Telephone: (0 2 5 3 )4 2 8 4 0


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BLACKPOOL. Co rne r Hous e H o t e l . 5 0 Central Drive, l ic ens ed, g o o d fo od , s cp. TV l o u n q e , £ 8 . 5 0 da i ly BBED Au g u s t . Fr ida y to Monda y . £ 3 2 . Monda y to Fr iday, £ 3 2 , S ept embe r /Oc ­ t o b e r .


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