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Skill technicians It takes leadership and teamwork to make a crack rescue unit. Both were evident last Friday af- ternoon al the end of the two day seminar on auto extrication held here in Midland. A simulated and Dave Sherratt of the Fire Marshal's Office, complete with "'victims"' trapped in the wreckage. In the pictures shown above, a team is shown removing the roof from the vehicle. rescue was staged by instructors Bernie Walsh -Photos by Bob Murray Thi to do this summer This summer, the Camp for children ages of July 12-16 and the This program only ming and water safety. pools for the two-week Lasts j For further' in- 9-13. There are two sessions being offered, the first during the week second during the week of Aug. 3-6. The hours will be 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. daily, during which the children will have an introduction to various Midland Family YMCA in Little Lake Park is offering a Sport's Day sports such as racquetball, sailing, archery, orienteering and golf. The children will be accompanied by two sports specialists and qualified in- The Y's Outreach program accomodates 15 children per session so please register now. If you are interested and will use private neighbourhood instruction sessions, which begin July 5 and wind up Aug. 27. formation contact Beveridge at 526-7828. would like more in- formation § please contact the "Y"' and ask for Rick LeClair or Lori Beveridge. The Midland YMCA will be reaching out into the community again this year to help area youngsters with the IN THE NEWS universally game of basketball owes its existence to James Naismith of Almonte, Ontario. He actually sat down and invented it one day, making basketball the only world-famous sport to spring full-blown from -Bingo at 8:00 *1,000. | JACKPOT structors for each sport. "finer points of swim- Work's done Edna Racine of Midland became a celebrily recently with Techform Products Limited, Penetanguishene, by being the first person to retire from that company. She was one of a few employees who have been with the firm since its early beginnings. It was an emotion-filled oc- casion. Edna was well liked both by the company and fellow employees. She is shown with gifts received from Techform and from the Employees Social Club. Edna and her husband Larry have retreated to their cottage permanently. Drive-in Church | this Sunday - 7 p.m. at Zellers Parking Lot, Hwy 93, Midland Our guests this summer include Lloyd Knight, The Joyful Noise, The Hellwig Famil many others Come as you are in the family ca Sponsored by the Alliance Church, Midland Bis) Page 24, Friday, June 25, 1982 Capture the spirit of Penetanguishene's Centennial : at the second annual "LIBERTY DAYS" presented by Historic Naval and Military ; 4 Establishments wey (1817-1856) End of Church St., Penetanguishene Saturday, June 26th 2:00 - 5:00 Sunday, June 27th, 1:00 - 5{00 p. Featurifig eDrama eMusic -- eCrafts eFood Fair eCannon and Cutlass Drills YY, Ontario Ministry of Tourism and Recreation Minister Hon Reuben Baetz = A ENN ---- IY i ao reeinblatnceat