Trust for the Future

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I. Objective IX: The Educational Plan and the implementation of it.

All of the activities previously described form the foundation for the educational plan and its implementation. As key parts of the puzzle fall into place, the plan will develop over the next year. Our intent is to examine many models currently in use and to select the most workable one--or to create a completely new model using the best features of several.

Beginning in early 1986, we will bring the issue to the national spotlight. The planned conference may well kick-off this educational effort. Selected target groups will include:

A wide range of interest groups with special attention to:

1. The financial community

2. The natural resources community

As these groups are touched, the electorate will become aware through numerous channels of communication. Although it is clear that we must make the issue a popular, pervasive theme in American culture, doing so will not be easy. At first glance, the concept of a National Natural Assets Trust Fund seems complicated. How to condense the idea into a three-word bumper sticker, or a logo on a T-Shirt is yet to be determined. Our approach will be open-ended, and all possibilities will be analyzed and tested.

Modified American Plan: Room plus
two meals-$40 first person:

Will operate on demand basis. Food service

will be available.

$15 for each additional person.

Room, $35 for first person; $15, each additional person.

Paris Landing

32.00

44.00

90.00

Single or Double

28.00

Pickwick Landing

32.00

44.00

90.00

Single or Double

28.00

Each additional person in room 12 years and older $6.00

Each additional person in room 12 years and older

$5.00

RESERVATION POLICIES

Priority is given to requests for weekly cabin reservations dur-
ing the period from Memorial Day through Labor Day. If
cabins are available within two weeks prior to requested
arrival date, reservations may be made for a period of less than
one week. Discounts for Senior Citizens (62 yrs.
NO DISCOUNTS ON CABIN are

available upon request.

A $5 surcharge is added for one night cabin rental visits.
A deposit equal to the first night's rate is required within four-
teen (14) days from date of reservation request. Reservations
* may be guaranteed with cash, personal check, money order, or
American Express Credit Card. Deposits will be refunded if
accommodations are not available or if reservation cancella-
tion is received by the park ONE WEEK prior to scheduled
arrival date. A $5.00 service charge per room reservation will
́be assessed for refunding deposits.

Tennessee Department of Conservation

Authorization No. 327040 (Feb. 1985), 20,000 copies.
This public document was promulgated at a cost of 2.3¢
per copy.

Camps at Meeman-Shelby, Pinson Mounds, and Picket
(per person per night)

For summer camp information, contact division headquarters
in Nashville. Phone: 615-742-6673, or contact the park of
your choice.

CAMPSITES

Effective January 1, 1985

(tax is included in these rates)

Each additional person 7 years and over

Maximum consecutive stay from May 1, 1985 to October 31,
1985 in any campsite is two (2) weeks.

Off-season rates are available at some campgrounds.

20.00

Annual Fishing Permit (Jan. 1-Dec. 31)

Natchez Trace Pin Oak Lake Annual-Use Permit 6.50

BOATS

Boat rentals are available at most parks. Fees vary ac-
cording to type of boat. Weekly boat rentals are
available for cabin and inn guests.

REELFOOT LAKE EAGLE WATCH

Come Share Our Good Nature

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