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old Take a body of water size and depth of the ming hole on the “south include a dose of hot sun hum of cicadas in the air one boy who is just dy swim_ about the d swimfcjrty”;
with the ; and add ing ihake die r P an life for a Mr. sure that »rt in half mean and But you have an obligation Farm Pond Owner, to he doesn’t do just that; is, for a mere swim. Yo» this drama won’t take lor^g — an hour at most......but it the difference between death. Rescue Stations, as designed by the Red Cross are popping up all ter to the wish around this area in ans pleas of parents who dc,(—to
risk the lives of theijj children foolishly out of bravado! or j plain carelessness. A simple swim; on a hot day just isn’t worth that kind of gamble. It’s up to the owniers of
farm ponds to reduce tljt odds by providing every safeguard possible.
All you need to do is contact
your local Chapter of jthe Red Cross for a set of instructions on how to erect a Farm Pond Rescue Station, and for printed tips on farm pond saftey. Here’s wh»t you should provide: a 2 x 4 fence post, 5 feet high; a small inflated innertube; a 12-foot pole; 40-foot length of rope and a gallon tini can.
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