Camping on holidays you need to remember the some things around food safety and hand hygiene.

Trent Fowles, manager of Population Health Service’s Health Protection Unit said When people going to camping, usually bring their favorite barbecue which brings potential for food poisoning, then they are also living in close proximity to one another and do not have adequate refrigeration capacity or readily available hand washing facilities.

He said that Summer is a good time to remember and follow the rules against food poisoning incidences. The New Zealand Food Safety Authority calls for vigilance this summer with cooking hygiene, clean, cook, chill cover as a good start to summer food safety.

Clean
- Keep all food clean and contact areas.
- Wipe away any meat juices and always use clean chopping boards.
- Keep pets aways from Barbecues

Cook
- until the juices run clear then cook

Chill
- if you cooking at home, remember keep foods refrigerated until ready to cook or serve. Use chilli bins and ice packs to keep foods cold if there is not limited space.
- Refrigerate and cover to keep them safe to eat.
- Foods must be covered and at room temperatures for more than two hours. If in doubt, just throw it out.

Cover
- Remember keep foods covered and away from any contamination.

Mr Fowles said “In fact, thorough hand washing is the most effective way to stop the spread of infectious disease.”

Tips for People:
If someone have symptoms of being unwell, they should never take part in preparing food and even hand washing is more important for them.

Calico Ghost Town is open for camping outdoor with charges a nominal entrance fee. The provides full service campsites and campground. The campers can avail the various accommodations ranging pizza equipment and cabins, full-hookup and bunkhouse campsites. There are 46 RV sites and 261 tent sites provided. You can stay the night for as low as $18.

The Calico Ghost Town is open everyday, while shops and town attractions are open from 9am to 5pm.

The General admission:
- $6 for adults
- $3 for young people.

Calico Ghost Town has a spooky reputation after the sunset because of real ghost that roam the streets. Calico is offering ghost pizza restaurant equipment sales of the town where tourists have reported unnatural sightings. Be one of your unforgettable exploits and trip touring the spooky spots in Calico Ghost Town.

The announcement of camping fees on season and nightly in provincial parks are increases. Premier Brad Wall defends the camping fee hikes, but he said government might one day rid of park entry fees.

Wall said to the reporters on his way into a cabinet meeting in Regina “I think whoever the government was, fees were going to change. The fees were going to be moving up.” The following fees: They’ve taken away a $3 campfire fee and $2 added for the site (night). Wall said “We’re going to add electrified sites, to have more shower units in the parks, better parks at a rate still lowest in the country.”

Seasonal sites rate will increase from $830 to $1,500 with electricity and located near washroom service centers. $12 to $13 a day for all all your services and a place, the RVs to have your cottage at a park will all the amenities are still very good deal, the premier said.

Wall also told to reporters that the government might consider the provincial park entry fees should eleminate, as the Saskatchewan Party, but added comtemplating such options is more feasible when the price of oil.

NASCAR announced Mansfield Motorsports Park on the 2009 Camping World Truck Series schedule requested that Iowa Speedway will replace Motorsports Park due to economic difficulties.

Mansfield, OH hosted a Truck Series race each year since 2004, and had an event scheduled for May 23. The event be moved from its track because of its inability to meet the requirements.

Track Management posted on the website
The notice: “Due to the economic times that we are all facing, Mansfield Motorsports Park will not be hosting the 2009 NASCAR Truck Race. We will begin processing refunds immediately. Please accept our apologies and please be patient while we are going through the refund process. We apologize for any inconvenience.”

Mansfield’s date will move to September 5 at Iowa
Steve O’Donnell, NASCAR Vice President of racing operations said in the statement “It is always exciting to go to a new venue and show the fans what the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is all about. “The Midwest has some of our sport’s most loyal fans, and Iowa Speedway produces some incredible racing as we’ve seen with the NASCAR Camping World East and West Series. We look forward to racing there this season.”

A Nationwide Series race on August 1 for the first time 7/8 track.

Opposition MLA John Nilson said the Saskatchewan Party that it would keep affordable rates camping for residents of the province at Saskatchewan parks after forming government late last year but yet on Friday announced a fee hikes or increase without a clear explanation.

Christine Tell, a Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport Minister argued there is reason behind the changes which include a $2 increase of a daily camping fee, reservation service fee its double to $10, and 7$ a new charge when reservations are changed.

The costs of seasonal camping including the increase from $830 to $1,500 for those with electricity that located near Washroom Services Centres. Tell said Friday “People thought maybe it’s so cheap that maybe we were not going to come and visit the parks”. On Monday, she said that she had done a poor job of explaining what the government’s doing.

The fee increase have also been critized as hypcritical by the NDP because the Sask. The announces of the fee increases last Friday will mean $1.25 million more government each year.