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1985
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, MONDAY, DEPEiViBER 30,1985—Page 9
APR
The Clinton operator era was ended in April. Pictured here is Anne Sills, a 23 year
employee with Bell Canada. She and 25 year employee Elaine Cox of Clinton
(background) chose termination after a new equipment system took over the operator's
responsibilities. Fifteen operators and their superior, representing almost 350 years of
service, gathered a last time at the Clinton Bell Canada office on March 30.
MARCH
Goderich Township dominated the news in March with their "From Petticoats to Punk"
fashion show, highlighting fashions over 150 years. Nancy Flynn (left) modelled a dress
worn in the 1870s, Penny Hart (middle) showed off the 1850s style while Elly Vandenberg
modelled the 1900 style.
AUGUST
Each year Bayfield holds a fair for the young and old to enjoy. Last year, Hope Lobb and
her nine and a half month old son Mathew got into the spirit of the fair, dressing
themselves in clown attire.
JULY. j
The Goderich Township Shed was filled to capacity for the Farm Show Revival during
their sesquicentennial celebrations. The 1972 play brought a neWdimension to Canadian
theatre and introduced the theatre to many Huron County Re idents. The 1985 Farm
Show performers were Anne Anglin (walking), David Pox, Fi4a MacDonell (sitting),
and Miles Potter, Paul Thompson and Terry Tweed.
EMBER
The '131uewaterCentre.for Voting Offenders was officially +sen`' on November 22 with
Jack Riddell, (left) [ftirof M�liddlesett NI-PP/and Misinter of�A culture and Fnod, and
•Ken Keyes,. Minister of Correctional Services and Solicitor Gen ral of Ontario present.
The Centre is located in the renovated centre for the developmett ally handicapped.
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DECEMBER ) .
Sane new etluncillors, re7e�ves and tl►ayors Were ele ted,
ile others were re-elected,
during municipal elections this fall. In Clinton; emmeitforS"mal PUC tnenlbers signed,thc
appropriate papers after Wedging their allegiance in December. Signing their papers
were: (left to tight), Councillor John Cochrane, PUC member Don Symons and Deputy-
Reeve Rosemary Artitstro°ng.
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