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YWCA Ready for '93 Summer Day Camps The YWCA is geared up for sum-. mer day camps. With summer just around the comer, the YWCA is getting getting excited about summer programs. For pre-school children, ages three to four, Kindercamp is the solution. Arts, crafts, music, songs and outdoor outdoor fun will keep children busy during during this half-day camp. • Adventure Camp for ages three- to five offers recreational sports, arts, crafts games and many other activities. activities. Counsellor In training is the YWCA new and exciting youth camp. This camp will provide training in leadership, camp skills, as well as the opportunity for practical experience working with children. Babysitter Training Camp is a certification certification course that teaches partici pants how to properly cafe for children. children. A variety of information will be covered along with the opportunity to work with younger children. Participants Participants must be 12 years of age by the time of the exam. In Orono, the YWCA offers a Junior Junior (ages five to eight) and a Senior (ages nine to 12) Camp. Swimming, nature hikes, theme days, crafts and games will keep children motivated all day. Summer Fitness will be offered for adults and Linedancing or Intense Aerobics if the demand exists. Registration Registration for Summer Fitness classes is necessary before the end of May. Summer Camp registration has begun begun and sports are limited. A family discount is available. Telephone 623- 9922 for more details on summer programming. programming. Celebrations for Young at Heart Are you searching for a unique Ontario attraction that offers lots of activities in a relaxing and scenic setting? setting? Then consider die Ontario Agricultural Agricultural Museum during Seniors' Day June 21 to 25,1993. A showplacè for Ontario's agriculture agriculture and food industry, the site, nestled beneath the Niagara escarpment escarpment at Milton, boasts over 30 buildings buildings and displays highlighting the evolution evolution of rural and farm life. Plenty of park benches, shady trees, colourful colourful gardens, crops and livestock complemented complemented by friendly staff, offer the perfect opportunity for seniors to rediscover rediscover their rural heritage. . June is Seniors'Month and we are offering a special admission rate of just 65 cents for those 65 and over during our "Seniors' Days" celebrations. celebrations. The Museum invites you to take part in the many activities planned during these five days, including introductory introductory tours of our 32-hectare site. Line dancing, quilting demonstrations demonstrations along with a prize-winning quilt collection, various entertainment entertainment groups and refreshments are all part of the festivities. The Museum is open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily until September September 26. It is easy to find: from Hwy. #401 at Milton, take Exit 312 or 320 north and follow the signs. A warm welcome awaits all seniors! seniors! With the first holiday weekend of this year's fishing season came the usual large number of anglers to the Kawartha Lakes area. Conservation Officers, working out of the Lindsay Area office, checked a total of 566 anglers during the three day weekend. weekend. These contacts resulted , in 67 warnings being issued and 57 charges being laid. The charges were fishing without a licence (44), possessing bass taken during the closed season (7), fishing with extra lines (3), obstructing obstructing an officer (2), and one firearm firearm related charge. Conservation Officer Bill Fisher of the Lindsay office said "All of the licence related charges laid were involving involving people who had made no attempt attempt to purchase any form of sportfishing sportfishing licence at all." The Ministry of Natural Resources Resources wants to remind everyone that a sportfishing licence is required by all residents of Ontario unless they are 17 years of age or younger, or 65 years of age or older. No licence is required by handicapped persons of any age. For further information, please contact your local Ministry of Natural Natural Resources office. 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