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Times Advocate, 1994-12-28, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, December 28,1994 VIF WPI1JD F k Looking back on 1994 1 e ear in pictures Even though a provincial election has still to be announced, the Ontarians for Responsible Government were fanning the flames of discontent in February by raising billboards across the province criticizing the NDP's farm labour policy. Here Ross Procter, a Brussels farmer, and Thom Corbett of the ORG stand proudly with the sign they erected right across from MPP Paul Klopp's office in Clinton. Stephen Central School at left had a visitor from Bonhomme at their annual winter car- nival last January. Most local schools make the most of the grim, cold winter weather to get outside for some fun in the snow. L ids f! •••?"-f, '* .t'. jjam�* A traditional grudge match, pictured above, be- tween the Exeter Firefighters and the Exeter OPP was waged again for Fitweek in MacNaughton Park in June. This year, however, the OPP came out on top, no doubt setting the stage for a best- two-out-of-three est- two-out-ofthree 199 rematch. Michael Stevens of Dashwood was one of the top local news- makers in 1994. The 14 year old Stevens is the star of the recently -released sequel to the 1986 Canadian childrens film Tommy Tricker. Stevens travelled to Italy for a premier of The Return of Tommy Tricker and came home with a best actor award. Even though a new mayor was In the cards for Exeter when 1994 started, It wasn't until November 14 that the Identity of the new wearer of the chain of office was revealed. Ben Hoo- genboom (right) won a campaign with Lossy Fuller to be the first new town mayor In 14 years. 4. Shannon GMNen hold her horse Destiny close on an August morning after she rescued him from a fire that destroyed her patent's farm barn. Gielen's actions later won her a nomina- tion as an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year. 4 A stained glaze window was installed by skilled Workers In the Grand Bend United Church In May. The window is the work of natlonalfy-recognlzed artisan Christopher Wells, whose studio is Just north of Grand Bend.