Rescue at Evans Plunge emphasizes the importance of facility’s young lifeguards

  • Evans Plunge Mineral Springs lifeguards Zoe Givler, 17 (left), and Ian Clyde, 16 (right), surround Aquatics Director Okoye Zimiga (center) inside the pool area near the rings where the three of them, among others, were involved in a successful rescue when a patron passed out and fell into the water. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    Evans Plunge Mineral Springs lifeguards Zoe Givler, 17 (left), and Ian Clyde, 16 (right), surround Aquatics Director Okoye Zimiga (center) inside the pool area near the rings where the three of them, among others, were involved in a successful rescue when a patron passed out and fell into the water. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
    HOT SPRINGS – There are very few local “first jobs” for teenagers that carry the responsible than that of an Evans Plunge Mineral Springs lifeguard.The lifesaving skills required for that position were put into practice for a handful of the Plunge’s personnel last month when a patron in line to go on the rings passed out and fell into the pool.According to Aquatics Directo...

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