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2 Happy Campers 9 Fourth of July 15 Lincoln Theatre PAID PAID 1 June 26, 2021 • Vol. 3 No. 15 STARK EDITION www.TheBargainHunter.com Est. 1973 Lori Feeney The Oldtown Valley Flyers Club President Robert Draman, left, and member, Daivd Chenzoff, show off two of their RC planes at the club’s new airfield. The radio-controlled aircraft club has been active in Tuscarawas County for more than 25 years, but moved to Bolivar early this year. See page 4. POSTAL CUSTOMER CUSTOMER POSTAL POSTAL PERMIT NO. 4 4 4 NO. NO. PERMIT PERMIT WILLIAMSPORT, PA PA WILLIAMSPORT, WILLIAMSPORT, PA PA WILLIAMSPORT, 2 Happy campers 9 Fourth of July 15 Lincoln Theatre PAID PAID POSTAGE POSTAGE U.S. U.S. PRSRTSTD PRSRTSTD Make the most of summer Make sure Independence Lions Theatre welcomes *****************ECRWSS**** *****************ECRWSS**** at an MWCD campground. Day is a safe one. Sonny and Cher tribute. 2 2 • The Bargain Hunter – Stark June 26, 2021 7368 CR 623 • PO Box 358 Make the most of summer at a campground Millersburg OH 44654 330-674-2300 • 888-674-1010 By Teri Stein Fax 888-769-3960 A great campsite is only OFFICE HOURS a short drive away at eight Monday-Thursday 8 AM-5 PM area Muskingum Water- Friday 8 AM-Noon shed Conservancy District DISPLAY AD DEADLINE sites. The MWCD operates Call 330-275-2223 campgrounds ranging in TUESDAYS AT NOON number from 58 sites at Stark • Tusc • S. Tusc Leesville Lake to 651 sites WEDNESDAYS AT 11 AM at Atwood Lake. The other Wooster campgrounds and their WEDNESDAYS AT NOON number of sites include Holmes • Wayne Clendening, 87; Charles CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINE Mills, 391; Piedmont, 69; Call 1-800-552-7150 TUESDAYS AT 11 AM Pleasant Hill, 496; Seneca Stark • Tusc • S. Tusc Lake Park, 503; and Tappan Teri Stein Teri Stein WEDNESDAYS AT 11 AM Lake Park, 541. Holmes • Wayne • Wooster There are plenty of The MWCD parks have many full hook-up sites for campers. Larry and Holly Hatcher of Stone Creek and their dog, Smoke, spent a few days enjoying the outdoors at their lakefront PROOF/AUCTION activities to keep campers stay throughout the season ment of a master plan in Atwood campsite. AD DEADLINE and the public engaged dur- while the other sites are 2013 with work starting in MONDAYS AT 5 PM ing their visits including available for those vaca- 2015, many campsites and waiting list at some camp- ers. Pleasant Hill is the only Stark • Tusc • S. Tusc geocaching, hiking, bik- tioning a day, a week or a updates for the parks have grounds of more than 100 unlimited-HP lake. The two TUESDAYS AT NOON ing, Frisbee golf at Charles month at a time. been added. people,” Bergeron said. “If most popular lakes for sail Holmes • Wayne • Wooster Mills, birdwatching, kay- The best way to reserve “The recent renovation you get a site, you can keep boating are Atwood and NEWS/EDITORIAL DEADLINE TUESDAYS AT NOON aking programs, movies one of these sites is by going to our campgrounds has it until you decide you don’t Charles Mills. at the lake, nature camps, online at www.mwcd.org. increased demand because want it anymore. We’ve Atwood, Charles Mill, All deadlines subject to live music, fishing, boating/ Campsites can be reserved we are able to provide more had some people who have Pleasant Hill, Seneca and change for holidays. rentals, paddle boarding and up to 340 days in advance. camping amenities and ser- camped seasonally for 30 Tappan have the largest horse trails. The MWCD lakes with vices such as full hook-up, years.” number of campsites. NEWS POLICY Roughly half of the sites their picturesque scenery water, sewer and 50-amp A lottery for seasonal “We have a naturalist and News and announcements may be submitted via mail or email at each location are reserved are a favorite for many electric service,” said Adria campers on the waiting list a special events coordinator to [email protected]. for permanent campers who people. Since the develop- Bergeron, director of mar- is held each March to fill on staff at those parks, so we Publishing of news items is keting and communications. any vacancies. have a lot of activities and subject to space availability. The campsites are open There is something for events from Memorial Day The Bargain Hunter reserves the right to edit, condense, year round, and there are a everyone at the MWCD to Labor Day. It draws a lot refuse or cancel any item. Find limited number of frost-free parks, and that is something of families,” Bergeron said. hydrants available for use in for campers to consider A few events are being ELECTRONIC FILE the colder months. Campers before they find a campsite. added to some of the smaller SUBMISSION Mr. Bargain Hunter All photos should be should call in advance to “Our campgrounds parks, even though people submitted as TIFF or JPEG and could win… check on the availability of are all very different and are generally going to those file formats only and must you the hydrants. unique,” Bergeron said. “A lakes to fish and relax. “We be 200 dpi resolution or higher. Ad files submitted Seasonal camping is lot of times what would have added some kayaking as PDF files are preferred. • FREE XL ANY TOPPINGS PIZZA from April 1 through Oct. make a campground some- events and some limited Vector files saved as EPS, 31, and there is a storage fee (UP TO $25 VALUE) FROM one’s favorite could have movies at those locations as created in Adobe Illustrator, for campers leaving their to do with the horsepower well, but the five major lake Macromedia Freehand or Corel Draw are acceptable. EAST OF CHICAGO PIZZA* RVs parked during the cold- limits on the lake.” parks are hopping all sum- Please convert all text to *Prize to be selected by AloNovus Corp. employee. er months. The MWCD lakes have mer long,” Bergeron said. curves/outlines to avoid “Seasonal camping is horsepower limits from 10 Kayaking brings in a lot font issues. All files must Restrictions will be noted on the coupon. be created in CMYK color very popular. We are sold HP to unlimited. The small- of people to the parks, and space to exact size at 200 out everywhere on seasonal er limited-HP lakes attract many campers kayak. dpi resolution or higher. camping, and we have a many fishermen and kayak- “We have increased our number of kayaking MICHAEL MAST events,” Bergeron said. President [email protected] For more information BILL LALLY Julie Nastoff about these programs, visit Circulation Manager of Navarre the website to learn more [email protected] 330-674-2200 and sign up. No matter the KYLE VALENTINI The AloNovus Corp. water sport, everyone is Editor Offices will be closed reminded to wear a life [email protected] jacket. 330-763-2816 Entering is as easy as 1, 2, 3… nd Friday, July 2 For programs, every- DAVE MAST in observance of Writer 1. Find Mr. Bargain Hunter in an ad in this paper. thing can be done online. [email protected] There are program descrip- 2. Go to: www.thebargainhunter.com and click on tions and schedules. The Contest Entry Form or call 330-556-4768 to enter. programs are available to 3. Winner will receive their prize by mail. BF-00515496 campers and the public. Follow us on Actual Size Day camps are another pop- Facebook THIS WEEK’S CLUE: The Bargain Hunter is Mr. Bargain Hunter is always ready to save a buck. ular program. published by AloNovus Corp. Last week he was on page 13. © Copyright 2021 BF-00500864 BF-00467934 See MWCD Page 3 3 June 26, 2021 The Bargain Hunter – Stark • 3 MWCD ground upgrades could not year returning to the parks. have come at a better time. Fireworks will be held at from Page 2 WEEKLY SPECIALS Last summer a record number Atwood, Charles Mills, June 28-July 3 “We encourage the com- of a half-million in RV sales Seneca and Tappan on July munity to come out and use occurred as people looked 3. Pleasant Hill will have its Have a Safe & Blessed the park as well. You do not for an activity they could do fireworks on July 17 in con- have to be a camper to take safely during the pandemic. junction with its Christmas FOURTH OF JULY! advantage of the activities,” That record is expected to be in July activities. - Red Tomato Market Bergeron said. broken in 2021. At Atwood the Alive Movies under the stars “We had a surge of festival is scheduled July Deli& more are held using a big inflat- people at all locations,” 15-18. The Fall Festival also able movie screen and are Bergeron said. “If you talk will return Oct. 1-3. Check Smoked Mild available for all. to any of our campground the website at www.atwood- Off-the-Bone Brick Cheddar A per-carload gate fee is managers, they described it fallfest.org for more infor- Ham Cheese Cheese charged at most parks from as every weekday was like mation. These events keep Memorial Day through a weekend and every week- the campground there full. $ 09 $ 09 $ 99 Labor Day to enter the rec- end was like a holiday. It The parks do use volun- 4 lb. 3 lb. 2 lb. reational areas. was very busy last year, and teers, mostly to assist with Dairy Since work began granted, we’re at the start of events and nature program- & more around 2015 following the season for this year, but ming.
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