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T THURSDAY was Ascension Day and throughout mainland ■ pe it was a public holiday. Many operators and drivers were iht out again and lost one day's operation, so that on our own tsun holiday, vehicles were still loaded in their garages. These the lucky ones; others spend the weekend across the Channel. olidays in Scandinavia and the Low Countries are widely ad between now and December and are therefore likely to be oven. Those to note are: ;Wm: June 4, July 21, August 14, November 1 and 11 iday), December 25; Denmark: June 4 and 5, December 25 26; Finland: June 2 and 3 (Saturday and Sunday), November 'ecember 6, 25, 26; Netherlands: June 4, December 25 and Sweden: June 4 and 23, November 3, December 25 and 26. here may, however, be more local holidays and it is advisable re despatching goods to check with the country of destination. each case, we are supplying the numbers of the Chambers of e or Economy and the Tourist Offices which are usually open ide normal business hours and at weekends and holidays. The :e emergency number is the third one shown.
pium (Code 010-32) 2-219-07-88; 2-513-89-40; 906 mark (Code 010-45) 1-13-51-28; 1-11-14-15; 000 Fend (Code 990-44) 90-65-133; 90-174-088; 000 herlands (Code 010-31-70) 61-41-81; 18-33-03; 43-21 Wen (Code 010-46) 8-14-05-00; 8-22-32-80; 90-000 1K ferry operators are also in a position to supply local i nformaThere are almost 70 services from the UK, run by a number of operators.
his is a list of contracts and the countries they serve ttish Road Services 0259 72322 Faroes le Line 031-5545581 Telex. 72228