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Evening star., 1954-11-14
FOR SALE

ISTuDEBAKER 1859 Champion hard.
top. convertible: heater, Hydra
out. Priced 70 sell At q a ssss. tnfias TAkoMa Ma
+ tFordl MOTOR co, S125 Piney
Branch 1dnd rd.' Silver Spring. JU.
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co. 5-7603. ......I Ia
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covers; direction siena'S. r. and b.;
cleSn inside and ou;; S325. . TO 8
Pm. sat and Sun, AE. 4-2526
YoLKSwAGEN SO de luxe seasn;
excellent eIsd condition; si,o75. KI g.
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WILLYS 80 4-cylinder station wa.
gon; extremely good condition
Lnroughout; owner, low mileage;
never used for hauling, special this
week end S5f5. FRANK SMALL,
Is IT, 4ssooii tH oi71s UsEb GOSd saF RGPs 2oT rd
WILLYS so. station wagon: bronze;
oyerdrive. heater. snow tires. pvt,
owner; $3.50. 10, 7-o3O7. Ia
WiLLYS station wagon; late so: go
90. e., motor compl. overhauled;
WILLYS 1852 ,'6'' Aero super de
nish; HIS 1885, $685. eRowN ss NV MoToSk 2SIS s6. sl9.
WILLYS Isl ';6'' station wSSon:
heater overdrive: original finish:
clean; finest condition: S695 cash
or terms. WOLFE MOTORS. 1921
WIS WIS aye; NV" EN-. 3-0142. Open
WiILYs JEepsrER 1s4s; radio,
heater and overdriye: excelient
shape. Also CADILLAC 1947 "60'
Special 4-door sedan; radio, heater:
excellent condition. Will sell either
one one or take any tyne OF good hunt
, 1954-12-20
Top Orchestras
To Feuture at Jungle
During Holidays


Plans have been completed
for two dances during the
Christmas and New Years ho-
lidays at the Jungle Casino.
Rudi Shrlterbrandt will be
featured on Christmas Night,
which is Saturday night. and
Archie Thomas & his Rhythm
Six will feature on New Years
hight, also a Saturday night.
, 1954-12-20
Personal Mention

Among the recent arrivals
from the mainland was Law
renee Fabio son of Admins
trative Assistant Albert Fab
10, who had been making a
name for himself on the main
land.
Mr.. Fabio joins his wife and
two children who arrived a
month ago.
, 1954-12-20
Horny Edwurd. Miss
Tutein. Winners In
Festival Contest

The personal popularity Of
Harry Edwards, well-kncWn
Pharmacist. swept both him
self and his running mate,
Miss Jessica Tutein to victory
in the contest sponsored BY
the Old Fashioned Christmas
Festival Committee, on Satur
day night. They received a to-
tai Of 1881 votes.
Runner-up was weII-known
local disk jockey for Radio
Station WIN, LUZ James and
his partner Mrs. O'Neal Hen
derson, both Of whom receiv-
ed a total Of 2,OS4 votes.
Others who trailed were
Mr.. & Mrs. Julio Delgado
with 2, O20 votes; Paul James
and partner with Liz; Miss
& e5ed uo psnuAuo1l
, 1954-12-20

Identification and Investiga-
ton.
Fall 1913 Retaining Course
National Police Academy FBI.
Conducted Traffic Study &
Survey for the Insular Gov
eminent in the states Of Mary
land, Virginia, District Of Col
umbia, Pennsylvania, Della
ware and New Jersey.
1850 Assigned to reorganize
the Bureau of Internal Secur
Continued on page ~
, 1954-12-20

Of 2. r. is Applicant
for Comm. Of P. S.
Among the applicants for
the position Of Commissioners
Of Public Safety for the Vir-
gin Islands is Captain j. w.
Hernandez Of the Police Force
Of the Island Of Puerto Rico,
according to an article in the
Daily News Of st. Thomas.
Nj. Hernandez has been
closely connected with the POI
lice departments in the Vir-
gin Islands and in many in
sstances has rendered inval
liable assistance and given
brief instruction to the men
on the force. His record of ac-
complishment in Puerto Rico
and in connection with var
ious assignments with the gov
eminent of the United States
is regarded as outstanding.
His experience and back
ground includes:
1888 Student Of Police
Science Fingerprints Balls
tic, etc, University Of Applied
Science, Chicago.
1925-31 Assistant Superin-
tendent Bureau Of Identified
ton, Scambia County, Florida,
under arms Training and Ra-
pid Fire Exercises adapted as
official beck Of Firearms IN
struction.
1912 Assigned-joint-duties of
Chief Of Detectives.
1912 Conducted the Organi-
cation Of War and Civilian De
Tense Units within the Police
Organization Appointed Chief
War Duty Officer.
1943 Services Requisitioner
by Vice-Chief Of Naval Opera
tons, Washington, DC. APP
pointed Special Agent Naval
Intelligence Service.
1915 Discharged from Navy.
Returned to Police Service.
Took charge Of Bureau Of
, 1954-12-20

a irrespective voter who might
claim residence but cannot
prove time Of arrival; also it
has been definitely stated
that only a cross will be ac-
cepted instead of a check mark
IS was done in some cases in
st. Thomas.
The wage and hour bill was
not passed.
, 1954-12-20

At present Mr.. Marsan is
with the upper Manhattan
District of Internal Revenue in
New York where he is Assist
ant Chief Of the Miscellaneous
Tax Division. He is the Exam
ming Agent. He has been the
service of the Federal Govern
ment for twenty years.
Many Virgin Islanders both
here and in New York City
urged the appointment of Mr..
Marsan as Commissioner of Fl
nance during the early days
of the Alexander administra-
ton; he agreed and his name
was submitted.
He plans to remain for
three days and return to ST.
and return to the main
land early in January.
, 1954-12-20
Cupt. & Mrs. Burton
Arrive for First Visit
to St. Croix

Raj Group Captain and
Eric Burton arrived BY
Pan American on Friday Of
last week to see ST. Croix and
visit with Mrs. Burton's sister,
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Browne.
, 1954-12-20

Shortly after their marriage
in June Of this year, Captain
and Mrs. Burton sailed from
Antigua for England. They
spent a month with Captain
Buttons mother. who resides
in Kent, England. They then
visited Scotland, Wales, Swift
erland, France; returned
to England and sailed on the
Queen Elizabeth for New
York, arriving there on Nov
Iember 10Th. There again they
visited relatives and plan to
remain here for about three
weeks after which they will
depart for Antigua.
WT
, 1954-12-20
Legislative Assemb..
May Not Meet Aguin
After Friday. Dec. IL
Justin Visiting
Homeland After
Absence 81 Is Yedrs

The Legislative Assembly Justin Marsan now Of New
OF the Virgin Islands probably York City, arrived in st.
held its last meeting on Fri Croix for a first look at the
day, December ~ when it adj sister island to his native st.
Journed after acting on four Thomas which he had not
proposals. seen in twenty-eight years.
The Assembly approved the Mr.. Marsan arrived in ST.
proposed standing rules Of bus Thomas in time to spend
mess and also several amend thanksgiving with his mother
pents to the electoral law in and other relatives. He came
Guiding giving wider powers over to see some of his many
10 the Board to investigate friends here.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26

day evening about 500 pm. in
her home and broke her left hip.
She was taken to Toledo Hospital
by ambulance where new socket
was put in the hip Saturday morn
ing. She is resting quite we'll and
it is reported she may be able to
walk in a few weeks.
Mrs. Dean is 90 and had walked
across the busy street to visit Mrs
Lawrence Witte in the morning
and then walked to town twice in
the afternoon. FolT' years ago she
broke her right hip and last fall
underwent surgery at Memorial
Hospital, Fremont. She is among
the oldest residents of Elmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Dunmyer
of Lindsey spent last week end
at Elmira, Michigan, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley MagSig and fami-
ly and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Strict
fert. They also called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Edison at BoyneFalls,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Henry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lockard
returned home from Sarasota,
Florida last Tuesday evening after
spending 10 days there.
The Elmoreites who enjoyed a
fish and corn bread dinner togeth-
er in the Frank Muenzer trailer
on Thursday, February II were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muenzer, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Summers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Hanneman, Mrs. Lucy
Kimball and Earl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry and Mr.. and Mrs. Lockard.
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard FUlkert there and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Tank at Winter Haven
and saw many of the prominent
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26

members attended the dinner for
which Mr.. Robert Stout was the
POSTMASTER. Mr. McKirgan of To-
ledo and probation officer, was
the guest speaker for the occa-
sion and gave very interesting
talk on Preparation of Crime.
Little Lu Anne Elizabeth Flick,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Donald Flick was baptized at the
Trinity Lutheran Church by the
pastor, Rev A. c. Thober, Sunday
morning, February 81. Lu Anne
was very lovely IN white lace
dress, jacket and bonnet for the
religious occasion.
Mrs. George Egert of Elmore
and Clarence Grodi of Port Clin-
ton were the sponsors for her
baptizism. After the church ser
vice the group of relatives attend
ing gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Wendt for dinner.
They were Mr.. and Mrs. o. Donald
Flick and LuAnne, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Egert and daughter Kar-
en-, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville a. Flick
and son Jerry, Tommy Wendt of
Elmore and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Grodi, Jimmy and Janet and
Mr.. Ferd Wendt of Port Clinton
and the host and hostess LuAnn
received many lovely gifts in hon
or of the baptizism.
Barbara Helmeci, 4 year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Helmeci suflfer1ed minor INJURY
while playing in her swing last
Friday. She was taken to Memorial
Hospital, Fremont for medical
attention. She hopes to be able to
come home Wednesday of this
week to celebrate her 5th birth
day next Sunday.
Mrs. Fannie Dean fell last Fri
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26

father, John Weis, youngest faith
er and son Gerald Beck and son
Rickie, and to the two fathers pre-
sent, with three sons, Walter
Sling and sons Dennis, Donald
and Randy and Fiesco Smith and
sons Kenneth, Ronald and Mar
vim. Miss Nancy Beck rendered
several selections at the organ
during the banquet. The group
also enjoyed several selections
from the st. Johns singers and
fellowship singing.
The tables were decorated in the
red, white and blue theme for the
banquet which the Honor Workers
of the church served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Brough
moved from the Mrs. Dora Strif-
fert home to their new home at
Port Clinton, Ohio. r. r. 3. Mr..
Brough is employed at E. p G..
Their daughter Mrs. Marshall Free
man and daughters Marcia Lou
and Sandy of Toledo spent last
week here with them before they
moved.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller and
daughter Connie Lynn are NOV
ing into their new home on Route
105 near Elmore this week. Their
home has been under construction
for the past year. They have been
living in the family homestead
house since last summer which
is just across the road from their
new home.
Portage Lodge 351 of Elmore
enjoyed their third dinner of the
winter last Tuesday evening.
Clarence Almroth was chairman
and Harold Rohloff assistant
chairman of committee three who
served delicious roast beef din
ner family style. About 100 lodge
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26

friends in honor of their son
Mikes second birtilGay last Thurs
day evening He was presented
with many lovely gifts in honor
of the occasion. A birthday cake
with other refreshments were SER
we'd to the guests after an even
ing of cards and visiting Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Florio and granddaughter, Marcie
Mattera, Miss Mary Mattera, Miss
Yvonne Sprow and Mr.. Mark AS
mus of Woodville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Almendinger and Miss
Frieda and Dorothy Millinger of
Oak Harbor, Mrs. Aivina Fehr,
Miss Darlene Foreman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Foreman of Elmore.
Miss Audrey Fulkert of Elmore
sent gift.
Mrs. Alvin Giesler was hostess
to the Thimble Club last Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Harold Croll, the
past president, conducted the busi-
ness meeting due 10 the absence
of the president, Mrs. Karl Han
neman and vice president, Mrs.
Jesse Lockard. The hostess served
a tasty lunch after a social hour.
Those present were Mrs. Otto
Meyer, Mrs. Henry Sampson, Mrs.
Fred Barnes, Mrs. c. E. Glassen,
Mrs. Florence Damschroder, Mrs.
Karl Reed, Mrs. Harold Croll and
the hostess, Mrs. Giesler.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kirk Luckey
left Wednesday morning Tor Flori-
da for vacation and sight see-
ing trip. They stopped to visit the
formers sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Repp at Noblesville, Indiana. They
will. call on the Elmorites at Sa-
rasota and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Trautman and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Tank at Winter Haven, Florida.
Their son John returned Sunday
after spending a week at St. Au-
gustine. While watching the stock
car races there, John talked to
Paul Whiteman casually about
race incident but didn't realize
who he had been talking to until
some time later.
SPORTS AND HOME SHOW
Eah 1d.12 AZ P& rIin&on A Arnanru
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26
OTTAWA COUNTY NEWS. PORT CLINTON. OHIO

places and sights of the sunshine
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Magsig be-
came the parents of daughter
last Friday morning at Memorial
Hospital, Fremont. She weighed
z lbs, Is OF. and has been named
Susan Diana. The couple also
have a son Steven Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kontak
left Monday morning for Sara
sofa, Florida where they will va
cation and visit all of the Elmore
people who are spending the
winter there.
The Rural Community Club met
last Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Hattie Gerlock. Mrs. Ray
mond Fulkert the president, con-
Quoted the business meeting at
which twenty-four members and
one guest attended. Mrs. Leslie
Hellwig read a paper on Emphasiz-
ing Felt and then conducted con-
test on the same subject.
Mrs. Richard Cro1l also present
ed a contest on Very Good Advice.
Mrs. Gerlock was assisted by Mrs.
Carl Giesler and Mrs. Ernest
Giesler in serving a lunch to the
group. The cup cakes of the de-
sert lunch we're topped with cher
ries, in keeping with the Febru-
airy month theme.
Miss Carol Minor of Cleveland,
Ohio was a week end guest OF
Miss Darlene Foreman.
Ms. Arthur Merle of Lindsey
called on her mother Mrs. Bertha
Suess briefly Saturday and re-
ported her daughters, Sharon and
Betty Lee were home i'll with the
mumps. Sharon and Betty Lee are
1st and 9th grade pupils in the
Lindsey school.
Miss Karen Jacobs, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Jacobs and
Miss Mary Kontak, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Kontak re-
presented the Walther League of
Trinity Lutheran church of FL
more at Christian Youth con-
ference in Cleveland last Satur-
dav and Sunday.
The Junior Womens Club will
meet March 4 at 800 pm. at the
Legion Home. Mrs. Vesta Jones
Of the Rosilynd Hail of Elmore
will be the guest speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCarty
have taken a baby daughter for
adoption. She will be seven
months old Saturday and has been
named Anne Mictaelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Gregersen of
Plainwell, Michigan spent last
week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Miller and family.
The Civic Club Of Mothers will
meet Monday, March l, at the
school for an open meeting. Miss
Rose Mary McBeth,, the Ottawa
County Home Demonstration
Agent will hold a workshop on
basketry and there will be small
charge for basket material. Club
members and visitors are asked
to wear a house dress and please
bring nut pick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis AltaAff OF
Toledo visited the John Dunham
family last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Florio enter
tanned group os relatives and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26
ELMORE
MRS. HARRY c. FULKERT

The Youth Fellowship of the
Church of Christ entertained the
Fellowships from Genoa and Clyde
SUNDAY evening at the church.
After a worship service quiz
and other games we're enjoyed by
the thirty seven youths attending,
Refreshments were served to con-
clude the youth affair.
atMrs. j. Reynolds Schwemberger
underwent surgery at st. Vincents
hospital Monday morning. Her
condition was good following the
surgery.
The annual Father and Son
Banquet of the st. Johns Evangeli-
cal and Reformed church was held
at the church last Thursday even
ing. Rev. C. r. Schmidt, pastor of
the church was the POSTMASTER
and Melvin Beck president of the
Brotherhood gave the welcome to
the attending 180 fathers and sons.
James Lenke, vice president,
presented the awards to the oldest
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26
Bond Sales Show
Large Increase

Ohio sales of Series E and H
Savings Bonds in the first month
of 1854 were the highest for any
January since 1947, and 20 per
cent above purchases for the same
month last year, Nick Stevens,
Oak Harbor, Ottawa County Saw
ings Bond chairman, reports.
Investment in the two bonds for
the month in Ottawa County
amounted ito $1OG925 es COM
pared with $56,312 sold in Janu-
arY, 1858. l
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26
kLEwER TO SPEAK

Lou Klewer, popular Outdoor
Editor of The Toledo Blade, will
be principal speaker next Thurs
day night, March 4, when the Port
Clinton Kiwanis Club holds its an
nual Farmers Night. Werner Jes-
chke is serving as chairman.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26
LIONS SPEAKER

Ralph Forster, Port Clinton,
presented a program of motion
pictures covering Red Cross activ-
tiles and of the Magruder Memor-
ial Hospital building fund drive at
the regular meeting of the Lions
Club in Trinity Methodist Church
Thursday evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-02-26

SPORTS AND HOME SHOW
Feb. 24-28 at Pr. Clinton Armor,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-02
Oak Ridge Patients
Royalty Entertained
By Local Health Unit

The Ottawa County Health and
tuberculosis Association entertain
ed at party Saturday, complete
with scores of prizes, and refresh
ments of ice cream and cookies.
But it was different than most
social events. Many of the 80 guests
all of them patients at Oak
Ridge Sanitarium in Green Springs
were in bed in their separate
rooms. Other patients gathered in
the halls as patient service direct
or Gordon Henderson, seated on
the stairway, called out numbers
for the bingo games.
The Ottawa county groups re-
habilitation committee of Mrs
Sylvia Nakrin, Ruth Emily Fetter-
man, and Charles Scherer planned
the party, and were aided Satur.
day by Mrs. Marvin Lundgard
Mrs. G. E. Pehrson, Mrs. Terase
Telep, Mrs. Mildred Warnke, Port
Clinton; Mrs. Ray Claus, execu
tive secretary of the Association
Mrs. Harold Madison, and Mrs. AL
bert Kreuger, Oak Harbor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-02
800 To Start Swim Classes Tuesday
III
Junior Civic Club
Presents Hospital
With Wheel Chair

1t would be hard to estimate
how many thousands of those little
squares of paper, popularity known
as sales tax stamps, might be rep
resented by Magruder hospitals
newest addition, compact,
streamlined wheel chair which was
presented to the hospital this week
by Port Clinton Junior Civic
Club.
The collapsible light weight
chair which hospital superinten-
dent Florence Specht received with
appreciation Monday cost $267, and
every cent of it came from the
redemption of sales tax stamps
The club has almost enough stamps
to buy a second wheel chair, to
be contributed later.
Mrs. Duane Adams, who was
president of Civic Club when the
sales tax project was started last
year, and Mrs. Charles ZelmS, this
years president, were accompanied
by Penny Pixley and Mrs. James
KleinhanS of the sales tax com
mittee when the presentation was
made Monday.
To Mrs. Tom DeVries, w. 4th
st, goes credit for suggesting the
project, after she had been a hos
pital patient and had seen the
need for more wheel chairs. Mr.
and Mrs. DeVries counted ant
sorted the stamps for the clul
for several months, the work late
being taken over by club members
Containers in downtown store
were receptacles for contribution
of stamps by the public.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-02

UN B e LIEVABLE. tn
FOURTH is AROUND THE
CORNER. FEW PEOPLE
ARE KILLED BY JULY 4fh
FIREWORKS. WE USE
AUTOS. WHEN YOU
DRIVE SLOW THERE'S a
LOT OF SPEEDERS; WHEN
YOU DRIVE FAST, WHAT
A LOT OF PoKES.
ONCE UPON A TIME men
wore heavy wool pants and
women skirts, petticoats etc
in weather like this.
Now the smart fellow crawls
into cool slacks e pair $10).
and some of those $1.37 polo
shirts. Sure, only at
Sans.
MRS. POTTS is NOT THE
ONLY WOMAN IA. T. EVER
LOVED, BUT THE ONLY
ONE WHO MADE HIM
PROVE 1T. THERE'S NO.
THING WRONG WITH THE
HEAT THAT WE CAN'T
CURE IN 5 MINUTES AT
SANS. THE HURON
PLAYHOUSE OPENS NEXT
TUESDAY. WE CAN SAVE
YOU SOME MONEY ON
THE TICKETS. WHAT
WOULD 1T COST TO HAVE
THE FIRE DEPT. FLUSH
THE FISH-FLIES OFF OUR
STREETS?
!: *
WHEN WE ASKED Mike M.
if he wanted a rattle ticket
of the Playmakers where ST
gets you SIPS plus one
chance in 83 for a nice prize,
he wanted ten. Only 5 to a
subscriber (sales limited to
500 tickets).
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-02
Swim Classes Get
Lift From Lions

Port Clinton's newest service
club, The Lions Club which was
chartered in April, is doing stellar
work in getting things ready for
the Red Cross swimming classes
which begin next week.
Cooperation of the club was
pledged when the classes were
first planned, and the 81 members
haze done much to make them get
off to good start. They painted
the pool at Lakeview Park; they
are erecting a bulletin board, 6 X
Smear the pool for announcement
about classes; they had IL buoys
made and painted, to mark off
teaching areas in the lake; they
had constructed 6 x 8 wooden
raft, also to be used in teaching.
Giving willing assistance to the
Li0ns Club in these projects have
been John Bredbeck of the Coca
Cola Co., city officials, joe Gall,
EoD officials, Standard Products
Co., Gypsum Canning Co., and Geo.
Wenger Jim Chapman has been
Lions Club chairman for the pro-
jerts, and city safety service di-
rector Walter Wagner, a member
of the club, has provided invalu-
able. help.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-07-02
IKE Dunn TO
BE in CHARGE
OF PROGRAM

Four sessions have been
set up for the Red Cross
swimming classes which get
underway next Tuesday un-
der the supervision of Claire
Dunn. More than 800 are
now enrolled.
Times set are: Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, 1920 am.
and 4 pm. (starting July y; Tues
days and Thursdays (starting July
g. p pm. and 7 pm. At each of
these periods there will be groups
for- each of the various swimming
abilities.
Pick the time most suitable for
you, go to Lakeview City Park
beach on the date of the first
class, and you will be classified
according to your swimming abil-
itySand assigned to a class. Glasses
will meet each day regardless of
weather and drill, discussion of
wafer safety practices or land
games associated with development
of swimming Skills will replace in
theswater sessions in unfavorable
weather.
Children, particularly, should on
their first trip to class present the
blank mailed to enrollees this
week by the Red Cross office. The
blank shows the child has his par
ents' permission to attend, and
protects the volunteer assistants
Each child will be registered
given land instruction before en-
tering@the water, and the count
and buddy system" will be used
for safety.
Each class will receive As min
utes of instruction, but you may
stay longer at the beach to allow
practice time. A progressive sys
tenn will be used to permit pro
motion as fast as possible.