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Page Two-C GROSSE POINT E NEWS Thursday, July 21, 1983 Camping popularity ^ cost, go up , Michigan private campground owners expect one of their best seasons ever with an anticipated 2 percent increase in business for the second straight year, according to the Automobile Club of Michigan. Despite an average 70 cent-per- .. .-. .«.~ ..-.r>ifji t v\ n\i s\ «\ r» f\ f\ m /\f 1 IIU 'J C tt 111 {.»."> 1C v.: UIUl.u»v un-i i.y)\ji., Michiganians have discovered that camping remains an excellent way to cut vacation costs," stated James Drury, Auto Club Travel Operations manager. with electricity at the 339 private parks listed on the Auto Club's 1983 Private Campground Guide is $7.45, with prices ranging from $1.50 to $15. "Abundant gasoline supplies, increased requests for advanced campground reservations and an expected upturn in the state's economy all point to a strong camping season," he said. "Recreational vehicle sales in Michigan increased an estimated 25 to Club guide range in size from 25 state park site must mail a check to 600 sites, and about 80 percent and a form to the park at least seven days in advance. Reservation forms can be obtained by contacting the Department of Natural Resources Information Services, Mason Building, Box 30028, Lansing, 48909. All but seven state parks will take reservations by telephone. Parks not accepting telephone reservations are Hartwick Pines near Grayling, Holland, Turlington, Mears near Pcntwater, Petoskey, South Higgins Lake near Roscommon and Warren Dunes near St. Joseph. offer swimming, either in a lake or pool. There are more than 63,000 campsites in Michigan, including 32,235 private, 14,040 state park, 3,100 state forest, 2,409 federal and 11,236 county, township ana city sites. State park campers will pay $7 nightly for a site with electricity, up $1 from last year. Other state park fees — $4 for a rustic site, $3 for an advanced reservation and m^ v \xmi.j wi yiu (tilllUdi pdTK entry permit — are unchanged. Rustic site fees at Michigan's state forest campgrounds were raised $1 to $4. Fees at National State park campsites can be re- Forest Campgrounds generally served for up to two nights in the range from $3 to $6. Lower Peninsula and for one night Campers wishing to reserve a in the Upper Peninsula. Water workouts score high ItflBjBEkV-'^^mi : : u ^ » ' ^ » ' ' , ' ' ' . I:'' i «.. L' 'mfe%r$f%^ . ^ffipS Wo^Sopâllagher student Kurt Thomas was named to the Class A all-state team, while University-Liggett school players Steven Pack and Frank Crociata were named lo the Class Photo*by BruceSelan Q an(J fj team. North girls took home athletic award letters following their successful spring sports seasons. Twenty-three coaches from Senior sottnail stars Tracy MCiuDDon
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