HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-12-02, Page 41MTA opens
new trail in
Suncoast woods
Tired of cross-country
skiing all alone around the
block? Maybe the Maitland
Trail Association is the
answer.
In its seventh year of
existence, the MTA's pur-
pose is to provide areas and
trails for foot, ski, or
snowshoe travel between
Goderich and W Ingham,
following the Maitland River
and scenic areas as much as
possible.
Obtaining a membership
to the Maitland Trail
Association is easy. Adult
memberships are $5,
families $6. groups $10,
students $2, and senior
citizens $2. Mail your cheque
with name, address, and
phone number to M.T.A.,
P.O. Box 443, Goderich.
The M.T.A. executive and
directors for this year are as
follows: Don Grant, Lynda
Postill, Joan Stadelmann,
Marg Bushell, Jean Knight,
Eileen and Paul
Beauchemin, Cindy Fisher,
Heinz Hoernig, Briyan
Howard, Terry Me lady.
This year's winter
program includes a pre -ski
party on December 5 at John
Hindmarsh's cabin at
Black's Point; Sunday,
January 17 will be the of-
ficial opening of Maitland
Woods ski trails; Sunday
January 31 will be skiing at
Boundary Cabin to Saratoga
Swamp and back; Sunday
February 14 will be skiing
and pot luck supper at Lynda
and Pete Postill's_
February 26, leave
weekend open for out -d -
town ski trip to Collingwood
vicinity. Sunday March 7, ski
outing to Clancy's Cabin in
Goderich Township.
The Maitland Cemetery is a peaceful place to ski
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BENMILLER INN
FESTIVE SEASON '81
CHRISTMAS
DAY: OUR 111, u Y BUF'FEr
served from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Soap
Salads & Cold Meats
(iadudin3 shristp and fresh lobster)
Ciosice of Roast Goose or Roast Turkey
Vegetables
Selection of Desserts
riadniing Mince Pie and Christmas Padding)
Coffee
*MOO per person phis 10% tame
Mahe your reservations au.
NEW YEAR'S
EVE:
Beasiller Ian Invites yea__.
FOR OUR NEW YEAR'S DAY BRUNCH
served frost 11.30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Indades hot fruit puck
tea biscuits.
maffias• salads aad cold mats.
Eggs Benedictine.
bacon, sausage. coffee and more_
it 7 aper Person phos 10% as.
A DAY'S OUTING
enjoy the Best of the Season.
satisfying brach
before a brisk A rater walk
A re an iiag dunce
after a day on local ski tram.
.# piping hot dela% carted is from
of the opera hearth fireplace.
1 Mar* stay
sarroaaided by pleasant service and
age old charm.
Interesting shops acid
stature's anspoded country spleadoi-
These lots to der and see in Reaaifler
Why rot gather a few friea ds
or visiting relatives and make a day
of it at Reuniter
Where pia are always WELCOME.
For Reservations ca!!
524-2191
BENMILLER
INN
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Bowling for fun
rhe winter cold and snow a
little too much for yam?
How about an afternoon
with the family at the
howling lanes? In Goderich,
pm can bowl at Utiles"
which is on Huron Road
across from Canadian Tire.
In addition to recreational
bowling leagues for adults as
Gell as YBC bowling for
youngsters, the lanes are
open for public bowling on
Friday nights, Saturday
nights, and Sunday af-
ternoons. Depending on
whether or not there are
league's bowling, the lanes
are sometimes open on week
nights. Phone first_
CROSS COUNTRY
SKIING
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BENMILLER ON -T_
Over ten miles of
wooded groomed trails
by the beautiful Maitland
River
The Forge
offers light lunches with hot
mulled cider served in front of a
crackling fireplace.
Overnight accommodations_
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