Salt Lake Telegram | 1948-12-25 | Page 7 | Swim Classes Open to Scouts

Swim Classes lasses Open to 10 Scouts An American Red Cross water safety program will open swimming swimming swimming swim swim- ming and life saving classes to Boy Scouts and beginning beginning begin begin- nin ning Jan 7 officials said Satur Satur- day The classes to run each Friday evening from Jan 7 to March 11 11 inclusive are for any registered Cub scout senior scout or who wishes to participate and willbe will willbe willbe be held at the mens men's and women's pools in in the gymnasium building University of ot Utah Beginners who are mers will attend class at 6 pm p.m. with intermediates going to swimming swimming swimming swim- swim i ming school from 6 40 10 to 7 20 pm p.m. I Junior saving life will be tau taught ht In n the 8 pm p.m. classes and another beginners' beginners group w will go in at pm p.m. 3 m. m Senior saving life w will ll be taught at 9 0 pm p.m. and adult scout- scout ers era will ill take to the pool at 9 20 pm p.m. The swimming classes will cost and the life saving classes Soap and towels will be a apart apart apart part o of the equipment to be brought from home No suits need be worn Classes will be taught by certified certified certified American Red Cross Instructors instructors instructors tors and Boy Scouts of America and Red Cross awards will be given upon proper completion of requirements To insure a a. place in a class clas applications applications applications ap ap- ap- ap must be made in advance at American Red Cross offices room Beason building 25 E. E 2nd South from 9 30 am a.m. to 5 pm p.m. daily except Saturday Applications Applications Ap Ap- Ap- Ap may be made on Saturday Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- at 1 pm p.m. Written permission of parent or guardian and a medical examination examination examination examina examina- tion are absolutely necessary for or pool entrance Medical examinations examinations examinations examina examina- for previous courses on file at Red Cross offices need not be renewed officials said