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LPAGE TEN "MAPLE GROVE NEWS (tee Magion Sowden, pondent) Maple Grove, August 12.--Ser- ces were held here as usual on A 'Sunday. In the absence of our yastor, Rev. H. C. Wolfraim, $y is on his holidays, Mr, Shean 'om the Ontario 'Prohibition Union gave us a splendid Tem- Jperance address, Next Sunday, Mr, Cedric Par- 4 Batson, | Ebenezer, will .occupy the RL Mr. and Mrs. Will Munday and daughter, Lacutta, Misses Vella Munday and Lila Chown and Mr. ybhyle Chown, Courtright, spent a few days with the former's father ipod mother, Mr. and Mrs. M. Corres- Munday and other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee, Kedron, and Mr. and Mrs, A, R.-Scott and family, Arnprior, visited at Mr. L. C. Snowden's, on Tuesday. Miss Annie Laird spent the week-end in Toronto. Miss Laura Foley, Selby, is vis- iting her cousin, Miss Jean Ste- vens, Mr. Elgin Munday is spending this week in Montreal. Mrs. Mark Blackburn, Newcas- tle, visited her mother, Mrs. Wal- ter Foley, on Sunday. Miss Susie Laird, who has been attending the Agricultural Col- lege in Gueph, returned home on Sunday, The baseball game between Ma- ple Grove girls and Newcastle girls played on the Newcastle dia- bal See This Sea Monster The Last Relic of the Prehistoric Age 68 Tons ~~ 55 Feet ATHOL STREET FREIGHT DEPOT Adults, 25 cents - Children, 10 cents Always Open mond on Friday evening ended with a score of 8-7 in their favor. Miss Norma Webster, Toronto, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. Samis. Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Morton, Norman and Jack, Cobourg, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Power. On Monday evening our girls | went to Tyrone to play the team there, and this time were winners with quite a large score. ENFIELD NEWS (Miss Dorothy Pascoe, Correspon- dent) Enfield, August 11.--Mrs. B. Palmer and Miss Elaine Palmer, Toronto, were week-end guests of Mr. Edwin Ormiston, Mr. and Mrs. A. Page, Toronto, spent a week with: Mrs, 8. Page. Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Niddery and family, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. F, McRoberts and family, Tyrone, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Hepburn. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Pascoe, Brooklin; Mr. J. Ashton and Miss June Ashton, Detroit, visited Mr. George Ormiston. Miss Vera Stinson is visiting at Pontypool. Mr. and Mrs. J. Catherine, Bobcaygeon, were re- ent recta of Mr, Hoskin Smith's, Mr. and Mrs, C. Godfrey Bow- man, Srussels, visited at home. Miss Betty Ridgers entertained her friends at a birthday party, last week. Miss Grace Niddery, spent a few days with here. Mr. and Mrs. Laver and family, Toronto, and Rev, Smith and Trenton, friends ON FLY-TOX | 8 oz. - 45¢ 16 oz. 32 0z. $1.10 | KARN'S Drug Store | Next P.O. Phone 78 | and Mrs. Har- | Frances Alexander, 65¢ | Mrs, T. H. Sol HOW SWIM Morelia wright Marthe. THE OVER-ARM SThOKE Without practice in the various elements of strokes and without exercises undertaken to bring up muscular strength and wind power, it is virtually impossible to make progress towards our proper swimming strokes. printed lessons, without the aid of a first-class instructor, This is especially true of attempts to learn swimming from Therefore lest the beginner begin to get restive under the number of exercises I Prescribe. I am maki, the point at this stage that each one of the exercises which I have described in past articles leads either directly to the goal of correct strokes, or aids in accustoming the beginner to the water. Many of the exercises are in effect elements in one or more of the strokes, so that when the stroke itself is described at least parts of the method will already be familiar. Don't hurry! Don't be discouraged! The exercises are fun in them- selves, and half the battle is won when confidence in yourself has been gained. The ovcr-arm stroke is an adaptation of the side stroke as described in lessons five and six in this series, and should not be attempted before this stroke has been mastered. In this stroke the upper arm, right or left, according to whether the deft or right side is used, makes a com- plete circle. The over-arm is faster than the side stroke, since the arm is brought above the surface of the water, decreasing the amount of re- sistance encountered when bringing the arm forward through the water as in the side stroke. the palm turned outward, When bringing the arm forward be sure to have The palm is held sideways when entering the water, turning flat when the undersweep is made. To-morrow : GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THE OVER-ARM TPHE QVER-ARM STROKE 1S AN ADAPTATION OF THE SIDE STROKE DON'T Hurry DONY BE ' DISCOURAGED. ding, Cincinnati, visited at the the home of Mr. Arthur Ormiston. Miss Helen Pascoe is visiting friends in Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Erle Bowman, | Vincent and Jimmy, Brussels, vis- | ited with Mr, T. Bowman's. Ellis Mrs. B. Dobbie, Ellis, Toronto, and Miss North Osh- awa, were recent visitors at Mr. L. C, Pascoe's. Master Keith Ormiston spent a few days in Toronto, recently, Miss. Grace Stark entertained a number of her playmates at a tea party on Friday. Mr. Willlam Smith is friends in. Toronto. Miss Velma Stinson, Dunnville, was a recent visitor of Mr. Georga Mrs, Miss C. visiting { Cochrane's. Mr. and Mrs. Silas Tapp, and | Willy and Mrs, C, Shouldice and children, Toronto, and Mr, John Hicks, Chicago, were recent visit- org of Mr. W, J. Ormiston's, N. OSHAWA NEWS Correspondent North Oshawa, Aug. 14--Mr. and Mrs. Stan, Moffatt in company with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kelly have left for a week's motor touf going to Montreal and returning by way of the States through Niagara Falls Master Grant Glover is spending holidays with his cousin the Young children in Toronto. Miss Norene Heaslip is spending her holidays with Miss Irene Nat- tress in Oakville, Miss Verna Sellick has returned home from.a week's visit with her cousin at Markham. Master Ross Drew, of Oshawa, spent last week with his cousin, Billy Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hopkins and four. children of Detroit, Mich., are visiting relatives here, Always Handy "I'd love to go to a nice quiet place for my holidays,' sald one of the girls, 'bit one doesn't dare isolate one's self complete- ly." "But, my dear," said an- other, "you can't be really iso- lated nowadays. You're always within a stones throw of a tele- phone, you know. One simply can't be without that!' 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