The Sunday News and Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 13

SOCIETY NEws.3SigSi.uNt SECTION -JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI, SUNDAY, JUNE 5, I960- i i-iAMwhrt fi i v- It's refreshing. That might be the words of these three youngsters after enjoying a swim. Shown are (left to right): Susan Addison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelse Addison 1815 W.

McCarty Dianne Brucks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brucks, 106 Bolton and Linda Towel 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E.

Towell, 2025 Meadow Lane. Thi iplash It was almost a family outing for the Charles Walton family, 106 Westmore '5 on opening day at Memorial Pool. Mrs. Walton is shown with daughters, Sus" an, 8, and Marsha, 5, enjoying a dip in the pool. At Right--Climbing out of the pool is Miss Susan Frank, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lester Frank, 1941 Hayselton Dr. A a crowd was on hand at Memorial Pool for the opening of the present swimming season; The swimming pool area is an ideal spot to get a good suntan. Miss Virginia Herx, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

August Herx, 303 Swift's Highwty, is shown at one of the benches at Memorial Pool. At Memorial Pool The opening day at Memorial Pool wasn't the most ideal for swimming. But despite the fact that the weather was a little cool, some 485 swimmers turned out Monday In the first three days about 1,300 swimmers had taken a dip in the Park Board operated pool in the West end. The first day developed one wrinkle. Several pieces of wood became inbedded under a valve, and water was running out of the pool as fast as it could be pumped in.

But the trouble was located and by Tuesday morning the pool was in good condition. With the trouble eliminated, the water in the pool now is ideal for swimming. One new course will be added to the Memorial Pool program this summer. Skin diving classes will be held. And, of course, the Red Cross will again conduct its instruction program for youngsters beginning June 20.

The initial splash has been taken at the pool, but before the end of the summer the count of swimmers will run into the thousands. Miss Colleen Barnhart, 13, daughter of Mr. and Leonard Barnhart, Highway 50 East, prepares to make a dive at Memorial Pool. Below Readying for a dip John Baclesse, 403 W. Ashley adjusts a life preserver on her sister, Cindy Thompson, who is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. L. V. Thompson of Linn. Cindy, 3, enjoyed a stop at the pool while visiting here.

Below --Relaxing after a swim at Memorial Pool are (left to right): Miss Merrily Peasner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Peas- ner, 105 Forest Miss Mary Lynn Jackson, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. M. E. Jackson, 1801 Monroe Miss Judy a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

0. E. Northway, 907 Justus Miss Leslie Burdick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Britton, 406 Crest and Miss Susan i daughter of C.

Price, 126 Forest Hill..