The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-22
Summing Reducos 1ileigaf
and GiUes Women Grace;
Pool Open Here Tomorrow
Local Girls and Women to
81 lave Opportunity to Use
{. I. c. A. Pool

Since reducing has become d
popniarS pastime, bringing into IA
3 81 nanys8S sports once neglected, IT,
Isl expected that the Y. NJ. G. A..
pool Nj Il attract scores of girls ana
women each Tuesday and Thurs
ay this summer the days on
which The. pool has been assigned
TO the 81 w. A. Swimming Is
said TO be the most effective
cyfors.removing extra pounds
and Keeping moro from accumulat
Sing and moreover, it is mucn
pIeasanter form of reducing IMAM
SLOW starvation. !
Mi So Rachel Toivonen. physical;
directorso Fairmont State Normal
School will be in charge Of the pool
during June and July. but until
Miss Toiyonens takes charge, spe-'
/ ciaI hours have been asst gned fori
50 the girls sand woman. The matrons
ssofg IA e# city will have the pool eacn,
3sTnesday and Thursday afternoon,
Eat O'Clock, the grade school girls
ssatS4o'clock the high school girls at
O'clock. and the business girls
from to % o. clock in the evening.
This schedule will go into effect
sStomorrow, the first day OF the year
tlat#I oeal women will have an op-
sss Tickets for twenty five swims
ShaYeSb placed on sale at the -
"a nj and single tickets may
also be- purchased at 25 cents The
III scot the pool under this arrange
n1ent. however. Is not confined To-
IN ennbers of the !. w. c. A.. as
tickets be sold to non members
sswe1 i
Al though swimming is regarded
ssass an i'd cal way for reducln
,aHefgl Mary Bea tor, celebrated
Scotch swimm er, who conducts one
s&ofS the n ostTfashionable swimming
S s;.w I'M mn min e should be INDUCED in!
yssspyriTi VI al a means Of acquiring
grace
vi s--nning rs beautiful as,
sesth eticS8 dan cing, she maintains;
and q sAmuch Of joy to the eye
SIfEproperiy done.
u ts IN til cir, eagerness to re-
MISUNDERSTANDING women erroneous
~ ieYe#t heir end will be accom-
Hshed more quickly if they try 70,
Ssslev gIop great speed in the water
Fewsswo omen can swim fast and pc!
graceful.
won are physically capa-t
go 3 f. becoming lonS-distanSei
I
health when they try to he Iheyi
ssh o1TId b ehcontent to swim grace
Nv an d beautifully
So8one quality is SO Important
Stc 5sas " oman as grace. with grace
Ssh ma VI draw attention from
sface8whi CHI is not beautiful and still
Give tI1e8iInpr Of great charu, !
But as face, be it ever so perfect
IS powar1ess without the accom- !
8paniment o fla graceful body, !
woman is ne-er too old to-
ssW nj gu would be surprised
spossibl y, to know that frequently
and grandmother
come together for their swimming
inst ruction 8!
s5sssssO ften, too. grandmother proves
I lob a more apt pupil than the
cliiltI for she realizes the impor-
tame of what she is ding.
an; any Of the women in my
asses are so and 60 years Old,
and are taking up swimming for
theSSfirs time. Usually. hIowever.
they'd mot look their ages for thnyi
aTegSWise enough to keep in good
30 stca1 IL trim
.SAl 1T e. messages and mud
packs a woman can use to keep heti
are useless NhieoS 'Le
kesps Ter body slender &Ed her
step light and springy.
Youth s#lief and motion. AS lorg
sas sawomanA is active and agile she
\ bound Ito look youthful But she
had tosuse an effort to keep what IS i
ga ciifd's natural endowment |
issa Beaton has taught swim
ming in Scotland, England and
s6sanad She is a member Of the
sBritish Royal Life Saving Society I