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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1972

Page

7

Luxury Service Expands at Campgrounds Across Regions

Campgrounds in Mid America and Canada push upscale trends with over 70 percent of new sites under construction offering electrical hookups and 65 percent with water hookups. Private campsites rose from 425,616 in 1969 to 462,386 in 1970, while public campsites grew from 230,385. Fuller notes private sites resemble resorts, while public parks stay primitive.

Mid-America Canada Woodall Publishing Company Curtis Fuller Ozarks Missouri State Tourist Commission Jefferson City U.S Fuller

Fun in the Sun edition guides Midwest outdoor recreation

The Ledger’s Fun in the Sun edition promotes summer leisure across Missouri and Midwest parks from Mexico’s woods to Lake of the Ozarks. It offers planning tips for camping, maps, and outdoor cooking advice to help families enjoy extended time outdoors this season.

Mexico Lake of the Ozarks Missouri United States The Ledger Midwest

Public parks shape private camping trends in 1970 shift

The report notes entertainment at resorts blends with physical facilities, with private campsites having higher electrical hookups than public ones. Water and sewer hookups follow similar gaps. Colorado, Michigan, Oregon and Washington show strong public park emphasis, while California and Florida lead in camp totals. Florida grows fastest, rising from 37,233 to 44,874 campsites in 1970.

Fuller Colorado Michigan Oregon Washington California Florida Mexico

Sunglasses Shine In The Sunlit City Parade

Ledger photographer Richard Vance captures Mexicoans and locals wearing sunglasses in multiple downtown spots. Participants include Mrs. Dan Stuart, Mrs. Susan Bunge, Mrs. David Potts, Mrs. Faye Fowles, Kathy Woods, Mrs. Charles Stuart, Mrs. Jack Smiley, Mrs. Conrad Harrison, Miss Judy Sunderland, Mrs. Jack Creason, Miss Barbara McDonald, and Miss Teresa Harrison.

Ledger Richard Vance Dan Stuart Susan Bunge David Potts Faye Fowles Kathy Woods Charles Stuart Jack Smiley Conrad Harrison Judy Sunderland Jack Creason Barbara McDonald Teresa Harrison

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