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Page 18 Times-Advocate, July 18, 1974
LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES
NEW PARK OPEN - Visitors to the shores of Lake Huron now hove
Ausable-Bayfield Conservation pork at Port Blake opened recently.
Port Blake park opens
P new picnic park to enjoy. The
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area More picnics in
The Port Blake Conservation
park near Grand Bend has
recently been opened to the .1THIS
SPECIAL
WEEK'S
INDOOR OUTDOOR
CARPETING
221
PER SQ. YD.
Red, Green, Gold, Orange and Blue
park on the East side.
Because of the location of the
Port Blake Conservation Area
and its proximity to the Lake
Huron Water supply plant, the
park is an excellent place for an
educational trip by any group.
The Water Supply Plant offers
tours to the public and the park
has the facilities for groups to eat
and relax as well as enjoy the
lakefront.
The Conservation Authority is
currently in the process of having
an outdoor education manual
made up, consisting of the
Conservation Areas and their
potential use for outdoor
education. The Port Blake
Conservation Area is included in
this manual.
The park is open seven days a
week from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
throughout the summer. A small
entrance fee is being charged to
park users and seasons tickets
are available for those who in-
tend to visit this park and other
Authority parks quite often, The
small fee is considered necessary
by the Conservation Authority
due to the costs involved in
developing and maintaining the
park.
The Conservation Authority is
confident that the Port Blake
Conservation Area will provide
the public with a much-needed
beach and picnic park, and en-
courages the public to use the
park for their enjoyment and
relaxation.
SAVEWAY MONEY SAVERS
By MRS. M. H. ELSTON
Mrs. William Warner, Toronto
accompanied by Mrs. Ron
Binceant and boys of England,
sister of Mrs. Melville Buswell,
whom she hasn't seen for 21
years, spent a few days with Mr.
& Mrs. Melville during the week.
On the Sunday following a
family gathering was held in
Toronto celebrating Mrs. War-
ner's birthday. There were two
sons and four daughters present.
One brother in England was
unable to be present.
Mr. & Mrs. Buswell and
daughters, Jean and Pearl, were
able to be present for the oc-
casion.
Personals
Roy Motz of Elkton, Michigan
and Mr. Cecil Skinner, Exeter
visited John and Neil McAllister
and Mr. & Mrs. Sam ,Skinner.
Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Elston
attended a birthday party on
Sunday in honor of Mr. & Mrs.
Don Fraeleigh, Brussels and also
Mrs. Mervin Elston. The party
was held in Wellwood Park,
Arva.
Karen Skinner has returned
home after a pleasant visit with
her cousins in Fort,Qa'Appelle,
Saskatchewan. They ac-
companied her to Banff and the
Calgary Stampede.
Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson,
Centralia spent Thursday
evening with Mr. & Mrs. M. H,
Elston.
public by the Ausable-Bayfield
Conservation Authority.
The park is located 2 miles
north of Grand Bend, at the
junction of Highways No. 21 and
No. 83 and is immediately south
of the Lake Huron Water Supply
Plant. The west side of the park :s
on the Lake Huron shoreline and
is one of the area's finer sand
beaches.
The 17 acres of land are part of
the property owned by the Lake
Huron Water Supply Plant and
have been turned over to the
Ausable-Bayfield Conservation
Authority for development.
The area consists of grassy
tableland, a moderately sloping
bank on the lakefront and a sand
beach. Shade trees dot the grassy
area making it ideal for picnics
and the view of Lake Huron along
with the beach are major at-
tractions.
Lake Huron has attracted
many tourists from outside the
area and the result has been the
strip of cottage development
along the lakefront. Therefore,
very little of the beach is ac-
cessible to local inhabitants or
passing tourists.
With the public beach at Grand
Bend catering mainly to the
younger crowds and being very
commercialized, the need for a
picnic and beach park is evident.
With these things in mind, the
Conservation Authority is
developing the Port Blake
Conservation Area into a
beautiful little park by adding the
necessary facilities needed for
the visitor's convenience.
The beach front is well
manicured and steps are
currently being constructed to
make access to the beach even
-more convenient for visitors and
to protect the bank from erosion
caused by heavy use. A new
changehouse with running water
and washroom facilities has been
constructed and picnic tables
have been set up throughout the
park overlooking the lakefront.
Access to the park is from
Highway 21 immediately south of
the Lake Huron water supply
plant. There is an entrance road
with a gatehouse and a separate
exit road by-passing the
gatehouse. The traffic through
the park is on a one-way circular
system and there are three
parking lots running parallel to
the beach front. These parking
lots are situated so that one will
be used for temporary washroom
and changehouse parking and the
other two for picnic and beach
parking.
Along the south side of the park
there is a small area of
reforestation. Other landscaping
and planting will be carried out
by the Authority this fall and next
spring. Plantings have been
designed to increase the aesthetic
value of .the park as well as in-
crease shade and act as wind-
breaks. Development of another
parking lot and sports facilities
will occur in the future if these
facilities are needed.
Visitors to the park will also
have access to a concession booth
being operated adjacent to the
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2
9:00 P.M.-DANCE to the musk of Roger Quick's Orchestra.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3
10:00 A.M.-REGISTRATION
1:00 P.M.-MAMMOTH PARADE
2:00 P.M.-OFFICIAL OPENING
2:30 P.M.-Horseshoe Tournament, Air Show, Girls' Ball
Game, Square Dancing.
5:30 P.M.-STEAK BARBECUE
8:00 P.M.-VARIETY SHOW - Featuring Red Sovine,
Tenderfoot Band, Lynn Jones,
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4
MORNING-Church of Your Choice
2:30 P.M.-COMMUNITY CHURCH SERVICE
4:30 P.M.-PICNIC SUPPER
7:00 P.M,-GOSPEL SING - featuring The Chapelaires,
ArkOna Chapel Trio, The Helwig Family.
MONDAY, AUGUST 5
7:30 - 9:30 A.M.-SMORGASBORD BREAKFAST
10:00 A.M.-FLAG RAISING
Minor Ball Game
12:00 NOON-HORSE SHOW
1:30 P,M.-OLDTIMERS Ball Game
3:00 P.M.-CHILDREN'S SPORTS
Antique Car Show
3:30 - 7:00 P.M-CHICKEN BARBECUE
7:00 - 10:30 P.M. COUNTRY AND WESTERN SHOW
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