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FOR SUMMER TIME RECREA TION
Parks offer outdoor fun
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Arbor with outdoor tables, grills, and
pumpwater in a verdurous setting on
the Huron River. Nearby is a party
store and a canoe livery. A favorite is to
"tube" down the rapids. Be prepared
for a $2 parking fee.
Ebel Field-a recreational park with
two baseball diamonds and a basketball
court. Good place to lie out in the sun
too.
Fuller Park-This massive park
houses the largest outdoor pool in the
area and has a spacious sundeck. Daily
admission is $1. Residents can obtain
season passes for $24. The pool has
three diving boards, one a high dive. An
outdoor concession stand overlooks the
If you plan to make a picnic out
of your visit to the parks, please
turn to page 19 for some fresh
and succulent picnic and barbe-
que ideas and recipes.
deck. In back of the pool are four tennis
courts and a number of soccer fields.
Both University and City bus services
stop at the area.
Gallup Park-located on Geddes
Pond, this park is filled during the
weekends with outdoor en-
thusiasts-rollerskaters, cyclists,
canoeists, boaters, fishermen, windsur-
fers, you name it. Parking is rather
limited too.
Island Park-located adjacent to
Fuller Park, this picnicking park is also
the rest area of many tame ducks. Pic-
nic tables and grills are on this island of
the Huron.
Veterans Park-this recreation area
encompasses two outdoor pools (one for
kids), three tennis courts, and five
baseball diamonds. In addition, for
those who want some refreshingly cool
recreation, the ice arena offers an ideal
change. Skates may be rented. Ad-
mission is $1.50.
Of course, this list is by no means
comprehensive. Parks may be found in
almost every bend and corner in Ann
Arbor. Those wanting more infor-
mation should contact the city's Dept.
of Parks and Recreation.
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Ann Arbor's parks offer anything from swimming or volleyball to tennis or
canoeing. The following is a list of some parks shown on the map above
by their numbers.
1. Argo Park 6. Fuller Park
2. Arboretum 7. Gallup Park
3. Barton Park 8. Island Park
4. Buhr Park 9. West Park
5. Burns Park 10. Veterans Park
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Jogingthrough hot,
og~gwet summer weather
(CouedromPage5the Arb on that trail that goes along the
Huron River towards Gallup Park. Yes,
beginning of the course are designed for after getting all sweated up with that
warming up; stretching and flexing beastly perspiration I would plunge into
your muscles. Exercises in the middle the cool river and lie on my back and
are for strengthening the muscles in float in the sunshine.
your legs, upper body and stomach. The After all, with jogging you only com-
last stations are for "cooling down." pete with yourself, there's no need for
I guess I could envision myself over-exertion. Along the shady areas I
jogging in the early morniog down by' could walkand listen to the birds.
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