Regal Inn Monthly News Letter - NOVEMBER

View of the back yard after our November 10 snow . Is it ever nice.

Regal Country Inn Newsletter

NOVEMBER

The Month of Anticipation

Hiker crossing bridge on the new HO layout at the Inn.

Anticipation of what is to come. For those who enjoy a little adventure and are flexible, this is a great time to enjoy the Western U.P. A hike to a waterfall, catching Lake Superior on a windy day, a bike ride through our scenic area or a quiet walk around Sunday Lake on the new walking path. You could enjoy a day of cross country skiing and a warm evening by the fire with a good book. Maybe a little shopping, a performance at the Historical Ironwood Theatre or researching local history. The scrape book is done and some local History information is now available in our Historical Bessemer Room. This room has 2 full size beds for those who have asked for this type of sleeping options.

We have had our first snow of the season, which melted in a few days and now we are enjoying cool nights and warm days

The Ice Cream Parlour is starting to get decorated for Christmas and is a great place to test you skills with a board game or challenge someone to some cards. Food could be on you agenda. Let Dick know if a tea would fit into your day or something special for dessert. Maybe a special breakfast or dinner.

Maybe you just WANT TO RELAX.

Books & Beds - A Novel Idea. A new program at the Regal Country Inn. Ask for details.

One last note. Don’t wait too long to plan you holiday getaway. Guests are starting to book for the Christmas holiday. Let us know how we can make your stay extra special.

Come and enjoy New England Country Inn Charm and service here in the Midwest.

Check out the calendar of events, pick a time and come on up and enjoy the quiet, homey comfort of the Inn and sample some of life’s simple pleasures.

Nov. 1-7th

Northwood Christian Academy Deep Dish Dutch Apple Pies Fund Raiser
Homemade and unbaked, ready for you to just pop in the oven for some hot apple pie. Saturday,November 8, 2008 ready for pick up between 12 noon and 6pm.
1 fresh Deep Dish Dutch Apple Pie-$12
2 fresh Deep Dish Dutch Apple Pies-$22
3 or more Deep Dish Dutch Apple Pies $10 each.
A $5 deposit is required for each pie.
The pies can be frozen and baked until the day you need them.
Order taken until November 7th 2008
Please call Sue @ 932-0750 or Bess @ 561-3542.

Nov.10,2008

Magic Variety Show
Ironwood Theatre, 906/932-0618

Nov. 15th

Opening Day of Firearm Deer Season

Nov. 24.-Dec 12

Gingerbread House Display
River Valley State Bank,906-932-2259.

Nov-Dec

Jack Frost $10,000 Raffle ticket sales, ($100.00-only 200 sold) available at the Chamber Office.
Call 906/932-1122 for more info.

Nov.-Dec 6

Ironwood Area Business & Professional Women’s Club 50/50 Raffle ticket sales
Cost is $1.00 available at Guardian Title, Joki, Makela & Pollack Accounting or from any IABPW member.

Dec. 1st

Opening of Upper Peninsula Snowmobile Trails
Weather permitting. Permits available at the Ironwood Chamber office($25). Located on Trail #2, downtown Ironwood.

Dec./2008

IRONWOOD THEATRE COMING ATTRACTIONS-A CHRISTMAS CAROL
GRP Production of Dicken’s Classic Christmas Story -December 2008. For more info call 906-932-0618 or visit www.ironwoodtheatre.net

Dec. 2

Tree of Love Ceremony
Grand View Hopital, 7pm, 906-932-2525 ext. 6047

Dec. 4

Gingerbread House entry deadline
River Valley State Bank, Noon, Judging takes place same day.

Dec. 4-6

Creative Spirits Open House
121 N. Lowell Street. 906-932-8442, discounts, refreshments and prizes,(10am-6pm-on 12/4-5)(10am-4pm on 12/4)

Dec. 5 - 14th

SLEDFEST
December 6&7,2008 Midwest Regional Snowcross-Mt.Zion, Gogebic Community College-Ironwood,MI.
December 12,13&14,2008 - ISOC NATIONAL SNOCROSS - Mt. Zion, Gogebic Community College-Ironwood, MI.

Dec. 5, 2008

Live Broadcast, 9am-Noon at Jack Frost Headquarters(aka Hitt’s Fine Furniture)
With Chuck Gervasio, WUPM Radio.Listen in for all the latest festival and parade information.

Dec. 5,2008

Jack Frost Festival of Lights Parade
6:00pm /Downtown Ironwood, Live on Charter Cable with hosts, Chuck Gervasio and Laura Keller.

Dec. 5,2008

Gogebic Range Band Concert
After Jack Frost parade, Ironwood Memorial Building.

Dec. 5,2008

Carnegie Library Open House
5-7:30pm.,906-932-0203.

Dec. 5,2008

Jack Frost $10,000 Raffle
Tickets $100.00(only 200 sold) available at the Chamber office, 906-932-1122.

Dec. 5,2008

Visit with Santa, Mrs. Claus and Jack Frost at Candy Cane Court
River Valley State Bank afterr the parade and receive candy canes.

Dec. 5,2008

KC’s Christmas Tree Sale Fundraiser
330 Scott St., Ironwood, Mi. Sale continues until sold out.

Dec. 6,2008

Holiday Storyland Celebration
Carnegie Library,2-3:30pm (Santa at 2pm), 906-932-0203.

Dec. 6, 7, 8th

Hometown Christmas in Ontonagon
Live reindeer, parade and fireworks. Call 906-884-4837 for more information .

Dec. 7th

Openind Day of Muzzleloading Season

Dec. 7,2008

Ironwood Area Middle/High School Christmas Concert
Ironwood Theatre,906-932-0618.

Dec. 7,2008

3rd Annual Hot Cocoa Crafts
All Saints Catholic Academy(in gym), 9am-3pm, 906-932-3200.


Telephone Numbers & Websites:
Historic Ironwood Theatre Office - 906/932-0618 http://ironwoodtheatre.org
Theatre North Box Office - 906/932-4371
http://theatre-north.org