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Everyone dreams of a white Christmas, but Scott' Bowen, 12 and his
sister Jackie, 8, weren't that thrilled with the excess of snow that
fell over the holidays. They had to shovel itaThe youngsters were
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found cleaning out the driveway at their Goderich home, last
Thursday. (photo by Patrick Raftis)
1984 was. an ambitious year in Goderich
Abe Bicentennial events here were capped
year of study as the boards of education with the presentation of the Bicentennial
wrestled with the prospect- of implemen- Showcase on July 17 and a visit from a
ting French immersion programs in flotilla of tall ships m August.
response to public demands. The separate During the year,rthe provincial govern -
board has responded with a program while meat held informaf4 meetings on the
the public board.still has the matter tinder conversion of the Blue"water Centre, local
consideration. men participated in an extensive drinking
The past - year Was also Ontario's. survery for the Ontario Addicition
Bicentennial and 'events unfolded in Research Foundation, the county musetun
celebration of the event in cities, towns Was Closed and a new waterfront park
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and villages across the province. Goderich developed.
was no exception and a host of events dur- Locally it was a busy year, an ambitious
MgCanada Week helped celebrate, 200 year and hopefully 1985 will be a pro -
years of history of the Province of Ontario. pserous year in the town of Goderich. •
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ment of the harbour expansion. The_ pro-
ject may attract harbour -related industrT
in the future
The town managed to hold the line in its
1984 budget, as the increase in the residen-
tial and commercial mill rate was limited
to one per cent. Overall, local taxpayers
faced a four per -cent increase which upped
the amount paid on an assessment of $3,000
to $909. Now, the major portion of the
Municipal tax bill goes to fund the educa-
tion system.
And speaking of education, 1984 was a
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