Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1954-08-27

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ing Jr. or Sr. Lifesaving. The six
week course of lessons at the
Beach ended August 18th; the
Lifesaving class taught by Frank
Thompson at Lakeside finished
August 10Th; the classes at the
Marblehead Quarry taught by
John Belknap still have few ses-
sions to go.
Twenty-four regular enrollees
in the Beach classes came from
Elmore, 7 from Lacarne, l from
Genoa, 2 from Graytown, l from
Lakeside, S from Camp Perry,
from Toledo, AZ from Oak Hsr.
Dor, 9 from Gypsum, l from Mar
blehead, from Rocky Ridge, and
$50 from the Port Clinton Cataw-
ba area.
Emphasis was placed on learn.
ing to swim since most had very
little or no swimming experience
In order to give the best instruc.
ton possible to the large number
of enrollees, the skills of begin.
ming swimming were divided into
groups.
The first group, called Corks
learned to hold breath seconds
the prone float, prone glide, and
back glide float. When these
skills we're learned, the student
passed into the Taapole group.
Tadpoles learned the back glide
prone kick glide, back kick glide
! and arm stroke. After gaining
reasonable proficiency in these
skills, the TadpoleS were promoted
to the Fish group.
Fish were taught rhythmic
breathing, back filming, to jump
in and level off, to swim 35 feet
the back float, to swim Is fee
and return, prone-back-p o n {
swimming, and to plunge from
the float.
Those who earned their Fish
emblems have also completed the
requirements for a certificate O.
Beginner in Swimming of the reg
ular Red Cross swimming pro
gram, which advances progressive
ly through Lifesaving and AID
vanced Swimming. These certifi
Gates will be mailed those whC
earned them next week.
Volunteers who helped Mr.
Dunn teach swimming we're: Mad
cline Friderici, Helen Hutt, Johl
Neidecker, John Belknap, Jear
Benham, Frances Roose, Hid;
Long, Betty Nielsen, Sue and Boil
Luchsinger, Judann Arhutich
Edna Boyle, Margaret Oravec
Earl Wiseman, Hope Brady, Bets.
Krupp, Marlene Nielsen, Elizabeth
Moon, Frank Thompson, Carl;
Leggett, Bob Leggett, Terri Sliv
ka, Pat Evanczuk, Bob Holzhauer
Jerry Bruner, Philip Beltz, JUL,
Krofft, Lois Cooper, Sally Snyder
Carole Amato, Sue Ann Griffin
Rose Marie Kinney, Joan Ban
chich, Gilmore Migala, Clarenc,
Jeremy, Pat LaValle, Janet San
ford, D. j. Lundgard, Joan Vargo
Norma Cover, Barbara Mizener.
Those who volunteered as regis
trars were: Marion Cook, Mar
garet Christensen, Dorothy Quis
no, Dorothy Lundgard, Ruth Car
penter, Mrs. Peter Paulus, Dorc
thy Davies, Mrs. Kenneth Gluth
Marian Nichols, Lucille Garst, Dor
otha Wittenmyer, Mary Margare
Krupp, Lavonne Satterfield, Fay
Holzhauer, Dorothea King, Alic
Fachman.
Invaluable cooperation in organ
izing and preparing the program
was received from Mayor Harol
Jeremy, Safety and Service Dire,
tor Walter Wagener, Jim Char
man and Mr.. Gall, and the Lion
Club.
The following awards wer
earned: Abel, Kathleen, Tadpolt
Adams, Chuck, Cork; Abel, Ton
my, Tadpole; Ahrens, Brenda LIE,
Tadpole; Ahrens Faye, Corl
Amato, Carole, Fish; Amat,
James, Fish; Alexander, Patriot
Tadpole; Ames, Cheryl, Cork, Ia,
pole, Fish; Ames, Dennis, Ta,
pole, Fish; Ames, Ruth, Tadpol
Fish; Anderson, C. David, Ta,
pole; Anderson, David, Cork; A.
derson, Joyce, Cork, Tadpole; A
drews, Luzetta. Cork, Tadpol
ART, Janis, Cork; Arhutich, Fra
ces, Cork, Tadpole; Arhutich, Kri
tina, Fish; Arndt, Kathryn, Cor
Tadpole, Fish; Ascher. Davi
Cork, Tadpole; Asman, Mar
Cork, Tadpole; Asman, Scot
Cork, Tadpole; Asman, Jeann
Cork; Augsburger, Ann, Fis
Ayers, Alice R., Cork, Tadpol
Ayers, Clarence, Cork, Tadpol
Fish; Ayers, Kenneth, Cork, Ta
pole, Fish; Ayers, Raymond, Cor
Tadpole;
Balduf, Michael, Cork; Bake
Barbara, Tadpole; Balduf, Lo
Cork; Balduf, Tom, Cork; Ba
chich, John, Cork, Tadpole; Ba
key, Judith, Cork, Tadpol