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nas i i a) a i ER! a a en) ma i ee ma ee, a ml cea a I I Simcoe East likes Conservatives Liberal's Geo. MacDonald observes | Peterson's coat-tails weren't long enough by MURRAY MOORE David Peterson's coat-tails weren't long enough to help Liberal Party candidate George MacDonald in Simcoe East. The Liberal vote in the ridiig rose the least from 1981 to 1984, less than 250 votes. The New Democrat vote rose nearly 2,000 votes. Incumbent Allan McLean drew the votes of nearly 1,000 more voters in 1985 than in 1981. "There 's no specific reason'"' for the level of Liberal support, MacDonald said the morning after the election. 'It tends to always be PC (Progressive Conservative) here The voters did not go for a change." MacDonald would stand as a candidate again. "I don't consider that I did too badly after only five weeks." The Midland man had 10 wait for two of those weeks for brochures. MacDonald '"'did very well" at the Midland end of Simcoe East. 'Bullen was No. 1 in Orillia. I don't know why. He is well known. If you go to every dog fight in town someone will know you."' (Fayne Bullen has been an NDP candidate in a total of five local federal and provincial elections.) MacDonald's hope is that the Con- servalives, Liberals and New Democrats "will sit down ina mature manner and look at all of the important issues that need to be settled."" Jobs should be the priority. The lack of a majority of seats being held by one party will mean an absence of "'grand- standing." The three parties will not have lime for grandstanding, MacDonald 'said. "You star! playing with the process and you're oul on your ear." A good minority government will get a lot of things done, MacDonald said. A minority government can achieve a lot. Bob Rae, leader of the New Democrats, in some cases "will hold the trump card." MacDonald does not expect another election until 18 months or two years have passed. In the meantime he is still looking for a job. His last paid job was as co-ordinator of the papal visit 10 Huronia. this time around Last August and last January MacDonald was a candidate when a vacancy on Midland council had to be filled by appointment. Each 'ime he finished second in the voting done by members of the council. He said he doesn't know if he will run in the municipal election in November. "'I'll have to take a look at it,' he said. 'I'll have 10 see who is running." The provincial election was a much better experience, he said. In previous elections his part was as a volunieer. "I was always a volunteer before. It's different to be right in there and be the person yourself. I know now how you have 'o rely on having someone with you. i | BAROLO IS y / = Height of fashion Marg Douglas wears a {wo piece trico- Versailles toast and cream suil, during the Quota Club-sponsored fashion who, held*Monday evening in the Highland Inn. A good cause Michelle Mink wears a striped cotton two piece dress, with kimono sleeve, Monday evening during the annual Quota Club-sponsored fashion show. May 11 A program for children age six to 12 from 10 a.m. to noon al Sainte-Marie among the Hurons. Fun planting, cooking, hearing myths, making a craft with corn, and learning why corn is so inportant to the Hurons. Two dollars per child, telephone 526-7838 to register. oe 1985-86 SEASON Come and be en- tertained! Huronia Performing Arts for Children invites you to participate in its 1985-86 season of live en- tertainment. Choose from 'wo exciting new series of four shows each, for children ages three and older. Featuring theatre, puppetiry. music, dance and storyielling, this new season's shows promise !0 be fun for everyone. Don't miss 'he op- portunity to see Erewhon Theatre present "Tales. of Bea'rix Potter," and ""Charlie and the Choloca'e Factory". For more information or tickets, call 526-3585. Huronia calendar Nursery program May l4 provided. TIRE SALE ANNOUNCEMENT Ladies coffee hour al May 19 9:45 a.m, in the Midland ATV and_ hovercraft Alliance Chruch. Doris demonstration -- spons- Seott will demonstrate ored by the Anglers and pictures wiih dried Hunters ol flowers Edna McNicol] at noon, in McElroy's. devotional conjunction with talk is entitled Bones. larama. Por Great Values-Super Savings Bae Steel Belted STEVEN J.T. GODRY is pleased to announce the opening of his office fot the practice of) HURRY IN WHILE SUPPLIES Ors Radials from 5AD9S. «ch Price includes balancing, new valve and installation tte: g if of S 7 wv ZL B3 Open 7 days a week 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Stewart's Service Station 122 Main St., Penetang 549-7612 Page 16, Wednesday, May 8, 1985 John Swan C.R.A. John Toole President, M. Fitzgerald Real Estate (1978) Ltd. is pleased to announce that John Swan, an associate broker of the firm, has successfully completed the Appraisal course and all requirements of the Appraisal Institute of Canada and has received the designation C.R.A. (Canadian Residential Appraiser). John would be pleased to discuss with you any appraisal requirements you may have now or the future. John can be reached at the Midland office 526-2227 or al his residence 533-2142. 737