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os 23 calls for help last month: Fire Chief Midland firefighters responded to a total of 23 calls during the month of May, Fire Chief Terry Lethbridge's aclivily report for last month shows. The document, tabled al last night's council meeling also notes, of the 23 calls, 15 were general alarms and eight were "silent alarms." A "'silent alarm" is one where only those on duty at the fire hall respond. It was also noted in the fire chief's report that Deputy Fire Chief Oe Hal Belfry had com- % ee ip ee pleted a three-week : ae a4 Municipal Fire Departments' _Instru- Regent grads ctors Seminar at McMaster University. It was graduation time last week for these young men and women (Grade 8's) at Regent Public School in Midland. From Regent it's off to high schoo] this fall. Special program Spinning a different kind of yarn at St. Louis School by Adrienne Graham Gardner Students at Ecole St. Louis were trealed to a demonstration of the crafts of spinning and knitting on their second last day of school last week. The special program was organized by Anne Robitaille, grade one and two teacher, and featured her mother Mrs. Maria St. Amant, who has been a spinner for many years. Aliso demonstrating their knitting skills were Mrs. Simone Charlebois and Mrs. Georgette Lesperance. Mme. Robitaille displayed a copy of a 1945 article in the Toronto Star in which she ap- pears as a small child on her mother's knee, walching as her mother spins. The 84 pupils at St. Louis sat in a semi- circle on the auditorium floor, with rapt al- tention as raw wool was turned into skeins of knitting yarn by the nimble fingers of Mrs. St. Amant. The magic of the spinning wheel, and the traditional crafts of knitting and quilting appeared to impress the children, as lucky --Photo by Bruce Finlayson Ones were chosen to try their hand. SUMMER FESTIVAL SALE Get your Scrapbook today! © Fill your Scrapbook with this year's events © Walk down memory lane and make ita tnbute to the past. Scrapbooks available from these Penetanguishene Merchants: @BAY PHARMACY 88 Main St 549-2332 HANDY ANDY AUTO CENTRE 132 Main St.549-3151 © TED LIGHT'S TV Strict 77 Main St.549-7978 e URB'S HOME FURNISHINGS 101 Main St.549-8912 Visit these merchants for details on the Penetanguishene Centennial eet Contest YOU COULD WIN $4 00. 68 Main St., Penetanguishene (Next to Bryant's Jewellers) BRAN 25° lb. Reg. 50° Ib. ROLLED OATS 45° Ib. Reg. 60° Ib. Unbleached, soft WHITE FLOUR 43°. Reg. 53° ib.(/ SULTANA RAISINS I .69 lb. Reg. $1.94 Ib. \S There are 3 many eo 7 = In-Store Specials while - quan tities last GOOD OLD FASHIONED VALUE wew KODAK DISC 4000 CAMERA OUTFIT 99 Model AD4R-T Comes with 1 duo of disc film. 64: VILLAGE SQUARE 1.D.A. PHARMACY Main & Poyntz, Penetang 549 31 41 Open daily except Sundays Bob's Hoagie House __ brings back the 45° Sundae rez. 30: 'Just good food' Eat-in or Take-out 136 Main St., Penetang 549-2380 39 INCH MATTRESS & FOUNDATION *159-"° Limited quantities os So* Ups's Home Furnisuines 101 Main St., Penetanguishene 549- 8912 "You furnish the house, we furnish the home"