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CWL installs new exec The C.W.L. of Penetanguishene held an impressive ceremony during last Sunday's Mass at St. Ann's Church. Father R. Andrews installed the new 1985-86 execulive. Past president Rita Larmand was asked to light a small candle from the large Easter candle and hand it over to the new president, Annette Ouellette. As Father Andrews read a prayer for each of the different executive positions, a candle was lit. Rita handed the gavel to the new president. The new executive is: President-Annette Owellette, Past President-Rita Lar- mand, ist Vice-Jean Brunelle, 2nd_ Vice- Margaret Dupuis, 3rd Vice-Joanne Mailloux, Recording Secretary- Audrey Easton, Corresponding Secr- etary-Rita Larmand and Treasurer Cecile Lethbridge. A Communion Break- fast was held at the Olympia Restaurant for approximately 50 women following the Mass. The C.W.L. has had a very busy year and the 1984-85 year will officially end with a Pot Luck supper in May. May 1 Regular monthly meeting of the Midland Commodore Users Group at 7:30 p.m., in Midland Centennial Arena board room, For more information telephone 526-5059 or 534-3378. Open house during month of May of Midland Nursery School, located in St. Paul' United Church, King Street, Midland, Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or 1:15 p.m, to 3:15 p.m. A co- operative or non-co- Operative nursery school, registrations accepted for Sep- tember. May 4 Third annual pony sale of registered and grade ponies, sponsored by Coldwater Pony Club, Coldwater Fairgrounds. Child pony show and pony pull. For information telephone Milton Budd (538-2036 ). May 6 Margaret Rebekah Lodge euchre at 7:30 p.m. in Rebekah Hall, Hazel Street, Waubaushene. Lunch and prizes. May 12 Treat Mom to a pancake breakfast on Mother's. Day, in St. Margaret's Church, Midland, basement, after 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. masses. - Allan MHC patients form substantial voting bloc by PETER SPOHN Judging by the turnout for the four Simcoe Centre candidates who toured the Oak Ridge division of the Mental Health Centre on separate campaign tours of the Penetanguishene hospital in recent days, interest in tomorrow's election is running high among the patents. This is the first election in which Oak Ridge patients have voted in a general election. In past general elections, a few voluntary patients in the Regional division have voted. Liberal candidate Ross Whiteside was the first of the campaigners to tour Oak Ridge and the Regional division in search of votes. He campaigned last Thursday. MHC public information officer Jim Park said Monday Whiteside, as the first candidate on tour, probably attracted the most interest among patients. Park said about'75 turned out for the candidate when he addressed patients gathered in a cafeteria. The turnout was down to about 45, Park estimated, when Independent Green candidate Steven Kaasgaard visited the following day. Conservative Earl Rowe and New Democrat Paul Wessenger cam- paigned Monday. Park, who accompanied the campaigners, said questions from the Oak Ridge patients ran the gamut of issues. Candidates were pressed for their views on environmental and economy issues, as well as questions related to the provision of mental health and capital punishment. Each candidate spent about an hour at Oak Ridge. They made brief addresses and then opened the floor to questions. Park noted that the can- didates were at the hospital to seek support from the patients, and not from hospital staff. Park noted that all of the Oak Ridge wards have a television set in a common rooom and that, depending on the ward and functional levels of the patients in the wards, the patients keep abreast of the news through different newspapers. Most of the questions reflected a clear grasp of election issues, Park noted. Some of the patients pressed the candidates on th d improve job and skills le training for psychiatric patients, he said. Patients in both divisions form a potential bloc of 233 voters. At Oak Ridge, 156 are registered to vote. Seventy-seven are registered in the Regional division. Unregistered patients can be vouched for at the polling places sel up in the divisions. ction®= 5 Ontario 100 Random Draws From 15 Branches All entries throughout contest period will be eligible. Draws! 4 winners each week, each week a new contest. The Municipal On All ist Prize 9 Day Yukon/Alaska Tour for 2 Combination Air, Motorcoach and Ship cruise. Approx. Value $6,500. Arranged by Municipal Travel, C.P. Air and Holland America Westours. Tour departs September 6, 1985. e | s : UZ e Norco Compact Folding Adult 3 Speed Bicycle. Approx. Value $220. Sevylor 3 Person Inflatable Boat Approx. 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