The
Top House
The Lizard, Nr Helston
Tel: 01326 290974
Open all year round
Our lunch & evening menu has many
Home-made fish & vegetarian meals
Children and dogs welcome
Ample Parking
Originally a farmhouse, “The Top House” has been a licensed hostelry for nearly 200 years, the last 50 years run by the Greenslade family. Part of the bar houses a fine collection of 19th century watercolours and antique prints of views of The Lizard and Kynance. There is an extensive collection of lifeboat and shipwreck artefacts and a miniature bottle collection. A selection of hot and cold meals is served lunchtimes and evenings throughout the year. We welcome children and dogs. There is a large car park and in summer there is a small garden, and in winter a welcoming log fire burns.
Question:-
Why do African elephants have Big Ears.
Answer:- see below.
Data Protection Act
Member’s names and addresses, together with the details of subscription payments are held on a computer database. Whilst there is no requirement for us to register with the Data protection Act we are required to notify all members of any information held on computer file, and to give them the opportunity to have such details deleted.
This note is therefore published to meet this requirement, and will be published annually. Should any member not be prepared to have his/her name, address and subscription details held on computer, would they please write and advise the chairman.
The pre Christmas bash!
December 11th 2002 7.30pm.
By popular demand ( the chairman can’t think of anywhere better ) we are once again holding our annual social occasion at The Top House.
In the past this has been a very convivial occasion, with dynamic conversation, an excellent finger buffet and a glass of wine included in the ticket price of £5.
Please use the enclosed booking form to secure your place at this much sort after event.
Numbers are limited!
Photographic Competition 2002:Due to the great success of the 2001 competition, we will be running it again this year, with an increased number of categories. Judging, by an independent expert, and awards will be at the AGM. Rules:
Categories:
Other Classes:
Entries to Avril Evens (address below) |
There has been a public house on the site for several hundred years until it burnt down in the early 1900s. It was rebuilt and today it is set in 3 acres of grounds. The Three Tuns maintains much of its original character, and its speciality is its homemade food and a choice of beers to suit most palates. Standing in the village square with local shops at hand, numerous beaches nearby and of course beautiful coastal walks.
Gwenen Apiaries Suppliers of fine Cornish honey & Beeswax products
Rodger & Carol Dewhurst Tida-Apa Green Lane Portreath Cornwall TR16 4NX
Answer:- Because Noddy has not paid the ransom. |
