HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1959-04-16, Page 7"Waltzing lin Water
Prevents Drowning,
Drowning should be extremely
. rare as a cause 'of death, says .,
American professor Frederick
Laneue, inventor of wonderful
life-saving technique known as
"drownproofing."
Through this technique, so
simple that even a non -Swimmer
can master it after a few min-
utes' practice, hundreds of lives
have been saved.
The U.S, Navy, recognizing its
value, now teaches "drownproof.
Ing" to ail recruits.
Briefly, the system is this
When out of your depth because
of some sudden emergency, don't
pa'n'ic and don't struggle; just
relax. *�
The specific gravity of a human
body flung into fresh water is .97
as against 1.0 specific gravity of
the water itself, so you are bound
to go under. But just take a deep
breath and relax as you' sink;
You w1111 not go down very far.
Then, every five or six seconds,
a slight movement with your
hands will push your head above
the surface. Take another deep
breath. Then down you go again,
This system, sometimes called
"waltzing in water," works. It is
far more effective, if you simply
'r *int to keep alive, waiting to be
picked up, than any normal
method of floating, dog paddling
or treading water.
Powerful swimmers, having
caught cramp, know how inval-
uable it is. Try it yourself first,
'hien teach your family, You'll
be amazed at its effectiveness.
In a "drownproofing" demon-
stration, staged at Georgia Insti-
tute of Technology, the profes-
sor took forty-five pupils, some
non -swimmers among them.
Fifteen had their wrists and
ankles bound, fifteen their ankles
only, and the other fifteen went
free. All then jumped off into the
deep end. And as they bobbed up
and down the college's ace swim-
mers moved like sharks among
them, churning up the water and
making the surface both choppy
and uncomfortable.
All these water "guinea pigs,"
however, continued to submerge
and pop up for air quite uncon-
cernedly. On an average, every
man, non -swimmers included,
kept afloat for four hours, forty-
three minutes.
Thus a cripple, if he'll keep a
eool head, and undergoes "drown -
proofing," can keep afloat for
hours,
HARD DAY - Next time you
have a hard day on the job,
think of Pat Judge, cibove. The
St. Agnes soccer player is
shown walking off the field af-
ter 'a tough game which his
team' lost.
DECEIVING - Michigan State's
Horace Walker (15) seems to
be giving the O.K. sign for shot
readied by George Lee. Quite
the contrary. Lee made a two -
pointer and' sank a free throw
when it was ruled thdt Walker
fouled him during play.
How Will Bowling .
Go In Britain?
•
Can bowling succeed where
baseball, basketball, lacrosse, ice
hockey and other North Ameri-
can importations into Britain
have failed? Can bowling really
grip and keep a mass public so
as •to make it a major pastime
instead of the minor it has'
proved with the games I have.
mentioned?
These . are questions being
posed throughout the clubs to-
day following the news that the
Rank Organization is turning
some of its cinemas into bowla-
toriums. A start is to be made
with two in the London area.
The plans are that they will be
ready next September. There-
fore it will be quite a while be-
fore we shall begin to have any
sort of answer to the , quegtions
now being asked. But, unwise
though it may be, I am prepared
to predict that bowling in Brit-
ain will become one of the realty
big time money spinning amuse-
ments and succeed where earlier
games have failed.
British prejudice, sometimes
termed conservatism, has always
been against North American
games getting really established
over here. Take baseball, ter
example. A great deal of enter-
prise and money went nto try-
ing to sell sweat and swat over
here at the turn of the century.
It was thought it would be a
good thing at the football
grounds with the professionals
finding it a profitable summer
occupation. There was even a
national league with teams oper-
ating on the grounds ,of Preston
North End, Aston Villa and
Derby County which, even to
this day, keeps the name Base-
ball Park. But the English just
wouldn't let baseball get its
roots into their cricket steeped
traditions.
Our grandfathers had it that
baseball was nothing more than
a variation of bases, or round-
ers, which their grandfathers
used to play. Similar prejudices
prevailed about basketball which
the girls play .as netball, about
lacrosse which is a deluxe .pas-
time for the schools for young
ladies and ice hockey which can
never become established be-
cause the facilities for playing
THE NEWSPAPER STORY - This colorful ceramic tile mural
tells the production story of a daily newspaper, The work, 16
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here always economically too
few, These are generalizations,
of course, brit it. is a fact that
not one sing' American invent-
ed game has ever been trans-
planted into Europe and vigor-
ous thrived.
It may be argued that bowl
ing is not a game but an enter-
tainment on amusement in the
same category as dancing or
all -the -fun -of -the -fair. Be that
as it may bowling is an exer-
cise, a pleasant recreation and a
big money spinner in the U.S.A.,
The latest figures from the U.S.
Department of Commerce show
that there are now more than
6,000 bowling alleys •throughout
the land. Last year no fewer
than 623 new ones were estab-
lished, a fact which decided .the
Rank organization to launch its
plans to back bowling as part of
the campaign to meet the threat
of television, writes Sidney Skil-
ton in the Christian Science
Monitor.
Director of operations, Ivor:
Smith, have been telling meabout
these plans. A survey decided
• that the two cinemas selected
for eonyersion were, "naturals."
The one at Golders Green is
what used to be an ice rink and
is therefore structurally com-
paratively easy for conversion
into a 16 -lane bowlatorium
while the one at Hayes is sit-
uated . only :a hamburger's toss
away m frothe U.S. Forces base
at Ruislip,
All the equipment installed at
both centers will be American
made,. It will not, however, be
made in America, It will be
made in Dublin where an Ameri-
can concern has based itself and
is daily expanding its activities
all over the European mainland.
The $300,000 piece of business
with Ranks and more to ;come if
and when the conversion of suit-
ably placed cinemas takes place
is a most encouraging start into
the English market.
Ivor •Smith. is visiting the
United States in the next few
weeks to learn the latest know-
how in New York end Chicago,
to study • the -highly profitable
catering technique' that has be-
come an essential, part of bowiaa-
toriums, ,and .to acquaint himself
with how the American Bowling
Congress is conducted. My
friends overhere were' amazed
when I told them the A.B.C. has
a history frerl as long ago. as
September 9, 1895. It was found-
ed then as a result of theclosely
related ninepins, or skittles,
being outlawed because of, the
excessive • rowdyism associated
,,with it. It became lawful again
simply by making it ten pins
which it is today without the
rowdyism.
There are seriously conducted
championships in America n
bowling, with four classes for
men and for women. ' These are
for 'singles, doubles, team and
All -events. I wonder how long
it will be before there are such
similar championships in Britain
and whether I shall be proved
right in predicting bowling will
succeed where all the other Am-
erican.imports have failed?
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INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR PO51.
TIONS VACANT IN SEPTEMBER, 1959.
TWO schools In operation, both well-
equipped
SALARY $2,500 per annum to gradu-
ates of Teachers' College. Additional
salary acoording to experience. Ontario
Hospital Services Insurance paid.
APPLY stating age, marital status,
qualifications and references, to
JAS. E. PAGE
SEC,-TREAS.
252 FIFTH AVE.
WOODSTOCK, ONTARIO
R.C. SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD
CITY OF SUDBURY
invites applications from Catholic
teachers for auxiliary, kindergarten,
and regular classes for opening of
school in September.
Minimum salary, $2,700. Maximum sal-
ary, $4,200. Auxiliary classes, $200 addi-
tional, Kindergarten classes, $100 addi-
tional, Men in charge of sports, $300
additional, New teachers given full
credit for esoh'year of teaching experi-
ence up to a maximum of five years,
Benefit: P.S.X., Cumulative sick leaV;
Salary
upon request.
stating ae quUfiattonex-
perience. and name of last inspector tot
W. A. Forget, Adminitrater,
162 Mackenzie St.,
Sudbury, out.
WANTED
LOGS WANTED
MAPLE, Elm, and Oak, Write P 0. BO*
441, Peterborough. ..
borough;
ISSUE IS - 1950