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PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1998.
Falls Reserve CA opens
For many vacationers, the ideal
summer includes camping, fishing,
hiking and swimming. Set along
the scenic Maitland River, in
Benmiller and just minutes from
Goderich, Falls Reserve Conserva-
tion Area offers a combination of
family camping in a beautiful
natural setting. The conservation
area opens on April 17.
The park's 230 acres are nearly
enclosed by the winding Maitland
River. The wide shallow Maitland
cascades over a series of low
waterfalls as it flows past the park.
A few minutes from the campsites,
the forests of the park offer the
kind of solitude that few places in
Southern Ontario can match. Many
visitors enjoy the salmon, trout and
bass fishing and hiking the
The beds are made, the sign is
hung out, but no one is calling.
If you have just opened a bed and
breakfast or have been in business
for some time and are looking for
ways to boost numbers, the Hensall
Economic Development and
Explore Ontario's West Coast com-
mittees may have the answer.
The course, Bringing the World
to Your B&B, has been designed to
help owners develop a comprehen-
sive marketing plan.
The two-day session, held at
W.G. Thompson's and Son's, April
20 and May 4, will cover topics
such as where to start telling the
Maitland Trail along the river and
the forests of the park.
The park has 185 campsites.
These include fully serviced,
underserviced and seasonal sites.
The proximity of the park to
Goderich shopping and restaurants,
the Blyth Festival Theatre and the
Benmiller Inn make it particularly
attractive to those travelling from a
distance," said Geoff King,
superintendent of the park.
For a reasonable fee the pavilion
and other picnic areas can be
reserved for gatherings. The large
open spaces are ideal for volleyball,
baseball, soccer or kicking a
football. With a day use pass, many
local people visit the park for a day
of swimming, playing games, or
just for a picnic with friends or
world about your B&B, there's you
and your clients, don't miss oppor-
tunities, appealing to the clients'
tastes and catching their eye,
brochure and internet savvy and
dollars that make sense.
Rosemary Peer of Rosecliff
B&B, Wiarton will lead the semi-
On Saturday, April 6, the owner
reported the theft of a 1988
Plymouth Reliant, red, two door.
The vehicle, bearing Ontario
relatives.
The large, covered pavilion
allows planned events to continue
even if the weather conditions are
not ideal.
Local and out-of-county visitors
enjoy the summer special events.
The fishing derby on July 4 is part
of the family fishing weekend. The
annual Car and Craft show on Aug.
1 and 2 and Fiddling at the Falls on
Aug. 8 are expected to attract many
visitors.
The Falls Reserve Conservation
Area is owned by the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority. It
is located in Benmiller at the
junction of county roads 1 and 31.
For more information or to make a
camping reservation, call the
FRCA at (519) 524-6429.
nars.
The course runs for three hours
each evening, beginning at 7 p.m.
The cost is $40 per person.
Anyone interested should call the
Hensall Municipal office, 262-
2812, as soon as possible to register
as space is limited to 20.
marker 296 CBE, was stolen from
the driveway of a private residence
at 36 Clyde St., Bluevale sometime
during the early morning hours.
Groups offer B&B seminar
OPP report auto theft