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Show HILL TOP TIMES Page 14 July 3, 1980 Softer Gotfetfy &L water-relate- accidents could be d prevented by following these tips: If all boaters wore life jackets, the drowning toll would be drastically reduced. Autopsies show that drinking plays a big role in fatal boating accidents. Keep in mind "improvised flotation aids." When no standard rescue equipment is 80 o o o 3 4 5 4 7 8 9 10 ! I I ! ! I i I CivdaCriProdscfien Gat Including Natural I EGYPT QATAR Ci ALGERIA INDONESIA VENEZUELA! NIGERIA UBYA IRAQ IRAN KUWAIT SAUDI ARABIA ""Si NORWAY CANADA t UNITED KINGDOM MEXICO U 10 ,9 1.1 V2 10 1 BAHRAIN ANGOLA ECUADOR GABON SYRIA TUNISIA Month For Sept. 1973 fM"Jun.l979 jr -- 4- i4.o TV - 4 I 111 i f i i f I I I I I M 20 X 40 3C 60 70 Estimated Proven Gu Reserves I Not Including Natural Cat a of January 1, 1979 OMAN I "-4- I II i f . MALAYSIA EGYPT QATAR ALGERIA INDONESIA VENEZUELA NIGERIA LIBYA 19.2 U.A.E. IRAQ IRAN KUWAIT SAUDI ARABIA i j'J.6 j i I i i i i l WEST GERMANY EttitHimi rn Billions of Barrels 1.3 BRAZIL "',9 6.i4 . Porcontaaos indicate th portion of total crude oil importtd by U.S. from eoch country What Do We Pay? ARGENTINA NORWAY CANADA UNITED KINGDOM MEXICO o CHINA Z UNITED STATES SOVIET UNION OTHER COMMUNIST COUNTRIES ttt Billions of Dollar 10 ECUADOR I 20 13 '"'"iiiiiiiii INDONESIA 25 I ?2 Interne from Pofrolcinn Exports GABON 1973 1976 1978 VENEZUELA ARGENTINA NORWAY UNITED KINGDOM MEXICO As you can see from the charts, we all have an interest in conserving energy. UBYA IRAQ IRAN CHINA KUWAIT UNITED STATES SOVIET UNION SAUDI ARABIA i OTHtXbl 7 i ' ! j2.g,,t sb$J Who Has It? i1.7 I ' car- CBbnaerfs Or I QATAR I .6 iii UWllil ALGERIA WEST GERMANY BRAZIL .3 m1mmtm7 OTHER, i liquids) t3 S A U'-- rrTTn OMANK MAlAYSIAEi UAL 3 IRAQ i(U4nia3.6i IRAN KUWAIT SAUDI ARABIA OTHER 0.3 Million of Borrtlt I receive dependents ' X fillip QATAR ALGERIA ZZimJpm4imj-m- 7.1 T INDONESIA VENEZUELA I ?4.9 NIGERIA ... instructors for classes. An average of 12 first aid or water safety classes are conducted each month with an average of 75 military and civilian personnel. diopulmonary resuscitation, first aid and water safety classes free of charge each month. (U.S. Air Force Photo) U.A.E. Who Produces It? M their LIBYA afraid to ask and training volunteer and recruiting 75-10- lloi 5 (CPR) and first aid classes cardiopulmonary establishing and conducting safety lnt.llia.oc. A9Ky . 0 .1 .? ECUADOR fco.5 GABON EGYPT m.3 A H include scheduling all responsibilities services programs. Due to her efforts, 0 military and civilian personnel and 5Ur. Cotrol to know, but are She has arranged all schedules and actively recruited volunteer instructors to teach water safety to hundreds of students, adults and children. She is one of only a few water instructor trainers in the state. As chairperson of Safety Services for the base Red Cross field office, her Elizabeth Chicado was named the Red Cross "Volunteer of the Year" for Where Do We Get It? Everything you want ANGOLA jr ECUADOR fi GABON k TUNISIA received the Brandt E. Seamons Water Safety Volunteer of the Year trophy for 1980. The honor was presented by Joan Patterson, chairperson of the Red Cross Water Safety Services for the Bonneville Chapter of Ogden. Since Mrs. Chicado's assignment at Hill in 1976, she has initiated a comprehensive water safety program and organized classes for all levels of swimming instruction on a year-roun- d basis. available, remember that lots of items float, such as gallon vacuum jugs, ice chests with clamps on the lid, - canoe paddles, fallen branches from trees, or a spare tire in your trunk. If you must go into the water to reach someone, try to avoid physical contact. Use your shirt, paddle, log, etc., when close enough to give the victim and tow him in. If you are in a boat that capsizes, stay with the boat where you are much safer. Your best insurance is a life jacket. If you go in, can you get out? With the onset of summer and long hot days, millions of people take to boating, swimming and fishing. A large number drown each summer in the process and many of these Elizabeth Chicado, Red Cross chairperson of Safety Services and the water safety instructor trainer for Hill AFB, recently know when you row Bo in tfh flop uoDyirafleGir irQ(2iinrD0(al Safe Boating Qeodleir M i I i i M MMI II II i i i I llillii'niitiiiilli f TTfTMItllltlifHH """"""" .f.ilHi.n.lH Graphics courtesy The Washington Post December 18, 1979 i..r.i,iiiniii,,m,. OTHERS Information net available t i t i I I IIHmt |