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I f l tut ^aynesville mountaineer == I" ?' Attendance May Exceed 30,000 Per Ike Season I IMM1NG INSTRUCTIONS'have been in d at Lake Junaluska pool this year ns 1KB pupils in three divisions. Instrur ese >oungsters at the lake Tuesday were (left to right) Carl Mundy. Jr., of Lake Juna luska; Kd Hardin of Birmingham. Ala., and Bill McElroy of Lake Junaluska. all of whom serve as lifeguards. (.Mountaineer photo). ? Swimming Hses Offered ?ike Patrons BOB CON WAV i dance at llic Lake swimming pool maj top the time the pool closes it was disclosed today Martin, water safetj at the lake. ? "i operation this Hb!\ pool attracted 13,450 and sun bathers. ^Hiiro season in 1954. the ? an attendance of approx ^Bast year, the bottom of I has been concreted and equipment added lo Junaluska swim center ^^B fine st in \\t stern NortJi ? < some $35,000 has ! been .spent on the pool. In addition to providing the i wherewithal to swim, dive, wade, ; or just get a sun tan. the lake pool is also now teaching the art of I slaying afloat in H20. Classes in swimming are being offered to beginners, advanced be- I ? ginners, and advanced intermedi- 1 ales, and a fourth class is to be | initiated next week in junior life : saving. A total 19 persons have enroll j ed in the swimming courses, I which are taught by Carl Mundy. j Jr., and Bill McEiroy of Lake Jun | aluska and Ed Hardin of Birming i ham, Ala. ? The cleanliness of the pool is as sured by the constant filtration and chlorination of the water and a complete change of the pool's con tents every 12 hours. For those who go in for aquatic acrobatics, there are two diving boards?one 10 feet high, the oth I er 4 feet. The pool itself is 100 b> 110 feet and is 10 feet deep at one end and three feet at the other. Safety is also stressed at Juna lnska where two lifeguards are al ways on duty and patrons are ask ed to register when entering anr' leaving the pool. The latter prac tice enables parents to find out it their offspring have left the pool or are still in swimming. In its two seasons of operation, the pool has never had a major ac cident and only a few minor ones such as bruises, caused by running or diving into shallow water. Mr. Martin asserted that the Junaluska pool is looking forward to a bigger and better year in 195(1 when attendance is expected to surpass this year's-?which got off to a slow start because of the cool weather in June. In past years. Western North Carolina has been behind much of the rest of the country in swim ming facilities but the mountain region is rapidly coming lo the fore in this respect. - oasum?.. : ?*-z- <> INTO THE DKINK at the l.ake Junaluska swimming pool goes Ed Hardin of Birmingham. Ala., swimming instructor and lifeguard. (Mountaineer photo). Special Religious Services Planned At Cherokee 31st The Rev. Frank E. Ratzell. pas tor of the First Congregational | Church of Asheville, will conduct^ the weekly religious services at i Mountainside Theatre in Chero kee, Sunday, July 31 at 4:30 p.m. This will be the fourth in a se ries of summer-long vesper serv ices sponsored by the Cherokee Historical Association as part of its educational, cultural and reli gious program. The vespers for August 7 will be conducted by the Rev. Malcolm Williamson, formerly of Waynes ville and now pastor of the Tenth Avenue Presbyterian Church in Charlotte. A native of Philadelphia, the Rev. Katzell is a graduate of the University of Maine and Bangor Theological Seminary. Before entering the ministry he was a newspaperman and edi tor, and has contributed tp many newspapers and religious periodi cals. Prior to going to Asheville, he held pastorates in Maine and Mas sachusetts. Music for the services will be "rovided by the "Unto These Hills" "hoir with Robert Weaver direct ing. Flag To Be Presented To Gold Star Mothers The Gold Star Mothers of Jack son county will be presented with a flag and a set of organizational colors Monday night, Aug. 1, 7:30. The presentation will be a gift of the Woodmen of the World, mid i the ceremony will be held in the Woodmen Hall in Sylva. Britton M. Moore, program chairman, said that all Gold Star mothers, as well as fathers of sons who lost their lives in service, are invited to attend the presentation services. . I The greatest number of immi-1 grants arriving in the United States in any one year was 1,285,000 in | 1907. h ? ii wii iiitttt?n?rnrrrmTirTnn?wirr~nirfii^"^ ENHANCING THE SCENERY at the l ake Junaluska pool Tuesday was this quartet of bath* lng beauties (left to right) Kathryn MrCtacken of Cake Junaluska, Rosemary I.aney and Deanne Head of Coral Gables, Fla? and Barbara Jones and Judy Thomas of Waynesvllle. 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