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Five Alive Fruit Beverage 12.5 fl.oz. tin Plain or Fruit Flavoured Kraft Jets Marshmallows 250 g bag Crispy Crunch, Jersey Milk, Mr. Big, Malted Milk or Sweet Marie Neilson Candy Bars pkg.oia Colonial Salted Or Unsalted Soda Crackers 450 g box 4 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 23,1984 Park Staff Eager to Greet Park Visitors Pauline Smiley, Visitor Services Programmer This summer, why not visit and "discover" Darlington, Emily, Serpent Mounds, Balsam Lake, or Mark S. Burnham Provincial Parks in the Lindsay district. The parks are a hubbub of activity as the momentum of preparation builds in anticipation of opening day, May 11, 1984. Park staff are eager to offer yet another season of memorable vacations to new and returning visitors. There has been a small increase in the overnight camping fee this year, but the day-use fee has remained the same as last year. The daily fee for a campsite with electricity is $8.50 and $7.00 for a campsite without electricity. For complete camping and day-use information on Ontario's provincial parks, the "Reservations, Rates and Dates" booklet is now available at all Ministry of Natural Resources district offices and provincial parks. To ensure the peaceful experience that most campers expect in provincial parks, an alcohol ban will be enforced at Emily, Balsam Lake, Darlington and Serpent Mounds Provincial Parks from May 11 to May 21, 1984 inclusive. During this time the possession of alcohol anywhere in the parks is prohibited. This regulation will enable park staff to reduce and prevent rowdyism and vandalism which has occurred in past seasons. This summer, Lindsay district provincial parks feature a potpourri of daytime and evening programs, ranging from Smokey the Bear visits to "Spirit" walks. Because 1984 is Ontario's bicentennial, the parks will also be highlighting special "period" events. The parks' visitor services programmes are many and diversified. Visitors are urged to discover the many features and recreational opportunities that make Lindsay district's provincial parks unique and popular. Solina Women's Institute On May 9, the W.I. met at Solina Community Hall with Mrs. R. Rowsell presiding. presiding. Mrs. B. Tink, Consumer Affairs convenor, reminded us that May was Family Unity Month. Susan Bodnar, Bodnar, of Bell Canada, was the speaker. She told us of the many changes awaiting us in the billing of local calls. Susan said that a great deal of new machinery has to be installed to take care of these changes. She was thanked by Mrs. C. Langmaid. Wendy Preston entertained entertained us with a number of delightful piano selections. The 4-H girls, known as Solina Quick Quilters, displayed displayed their quilting and notebooks. Carrie Browes explained the various quilting quilting techniques they learned. learned. Teresa Heeringa presented presented Mrs. Preston, leader, with a gift on behalf of the girls. Secretary - Treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Pascoe, read the minutes of the April meeting and the minutes of the April 24th Executive Meeting held at Mrs. Row- sell's home. Correspondence Correspondence was read and the Treasurer's Treasurer's Report was given. Mrs. C. Langmaid reminded reminded all about the Er- land Lee-Adelaide Hoodless Hoodless bus trip on June 4. Mrs. H. Knox gave her report report on resolutions to be put forth. Mrs. J. Kapteyn read a resolution re the inclusion inclusion of Family Studies in the school curriculum. Mrs. R, Rowsell read a letter letter from our "twinned" W.I. in New Brunswick. The Coverdale-Bridgedale W.I. was formed seven years ago. Several of our members decided decided to become pen pals of the New Brunswick ladies. Mrs. Dorothy Pascoe reported reported an enjoyable, informative informative visit she had at Officers' Officers' Conference in Waterloo recently. Dr. Switzer and Mr. Ken Knox addressed the assembled ladies. The Bicentennial Tea, April 25, was a successful event. Mrs. Ewart Leask was the guest speaker. Mrs. Wes Hills reported that all had an enjoyable evening. Members answering the roll call agreed that credit cards are beneficial if used wisely. May 23rd is the dale of the District Annual at Blackstock. May 28th is the sale at the hall and contributions contributions are welcomed. Following the business meeting, we enjoyed a social social time downstairs. Plain or With Mushrooms Prego Spaghetti Sauce 796 ml Jar Hunt's Italian Tomato Sauce 28 II. oi. tin Family Digestive, Assorted Cremes or Fruit Cremes Peek Freans Cookies 400 g bag Regular Beatrice Cottage Cheese 500 g tub 1000 liland, French, Calellna, Italian or Caeiar Kraft Liquid Salad Dressings 500 ml btl. 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