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The Huron Expositor, 1987-03-25, Page 20HAPPY 40th Shirley VanLoov h{iJl�.+. March. 25 From the Eckert Clan Ci.assii continue 49.111 MEMORIAM J • McGRATH; '!n memory of my. friend 'and grandad.Michael McGrath who passed away' March --2671986, We had our first dance when I .was but two, My gosh I. was tiny beside big oi'e you.. You always'hadtime for me and Long Sunday " drives, Something special •to••remember the rest of our lives. And when spring .brought' the robins arid good planting, weather, ' • We would hurry and,plant the tomato seeds ' together. . You always•called me Doodle Bug and I was. glad, ' , When you'called me Julie,,1 had been bad. . 'Then •you had to leave us', only G.od knew . why, I think of you often, It's hard .not to cry. miss You Grandad • Love always,•Doodle.Bug'' -' 40-12x1 McGRATH: In, loving memory.. of, our 'Dad , F.M. "Mickey" McGrath who passed away March 26,,1986. Ybu suffered much in silence, DAD But your spirit d•icl.not' bend, You faced your pain with courage. ' Right up' until the very' end. ' • -So sadly. we saw.,you.sinking We watched' you fade -away, . Our hearts were almost broken As you fought so hard to stay. But when we saw you sleeping So peacefully -free from pain, We could not.. wish you'back,,,DAD To suffer that way again„ Lord and sadly missed by daughter Mary Anne, son-in.law Mark and grandson Chris. - . 40-12x1 • McGRATH: In loving 'memory of a wonder- .ful father Michael McGrath, who passed . away March 26, 1986.. What we would give if we could say "Hi Dad" in the same old way, • To hear, your voice and see you ,smile, To sit and chat.with you awhile A•wonderful father laid to rest, For each of us you did your best, Your - place on. earth no one 'can fill, We miss you dad and always will, So many times we've needed you, So many. times we've cried, ' If our love could have saved you,. You never would have died, If we could have one lifetime ,wish, • One Dream that would tome true, We'd pray to Cod,with all our hearts • Tobe again with you. Lovingly remembered, Danny 40-12x1 Science fair on April 10 .1,1 Astrohaut Roberta Bondarr attributes, MVO Oiler success to her participation in. regional science fairs.' And it's "possible another astronaut is among the ,newest generation of young scientists preparing for 'the Huron County Regional Science Fair,, April 10 and 11 at the Clinton Public School in Clinton, • Prizes to be won' include cash awards, tripss to the Canada Wide Science Fait in May. and a trip to ,the Suncor.: Youth Symposium, on Artificial Intelligence Jung. Projects will be on display for public viewing from Noon until, 4 p.m. Students in Grades seven to 12 from local. ' schools will be competing in the fair, ' utgan:ued-brlocal—volunteers—andane— tioned by the Youth Science Fbundation .The Foundation, a charitable nonprofit A,• sport organization, . sponsors , mdre . than 80 regional. science fairs 'that stretches than. W,abush, Labrador to ;Victoria; . British' 'Columbia" T• ' One of the most coveted prizes is the Suncor Energy Award, which: entitles the winner .to 'travel all -expenses paid to a week-long national symposium on artifidal, intelligence (Af) in' Toronto. The program combines 'n Challenging "hands dso'° g.. g ideas, n • science and " an opportunity to meet like•minded students front all over the country, "Many scientists and futurists believe M will transform our thinking, our jobs and our society, "said Tom Thomson President and 'ef=icecutive—Officer—of—Suncor---1nc. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH • OIISC JOCKEY SERVICE Country God & Awl R ,. ock n. R --- o PISCO; :PaL}CAS; , WAL7Z S, GOOD RECORDED MUSIC FOR 4VWEDDINGS, • DANCES, ANNIVERSARIES, PARTIES, ETC. 10 yrs experience *N0 mileage charge BRUSSELS 887=6159 DAYTIME OR'EVENINGS Family Paradise Dance e Hal! • REOPENS FOR "International researchers will,. help the `x 4 . BUSINESS • students explore these issues. "'` • BEGINNING •Jf��� ". SATURDAY, (Continued from Page ,A4,) • - Zurich Reeve Robert Fisher said •he would not support the . Goderich airport. "grant as the 'county cannot simply afford two airports. • • "The industrial base is not that big, and I don't think it ever will be that big. The tax- payers just can't afford two airports," he said. ; Tuckersmith • Reeve Robert Bell, ' a member of the executive committees, said he realized the importance of the Goderich. Airport to the area: However, :he took ex- ception to some of the commentsmade by Mr. Doherty, calling them "a threat againstthe county". "I'm somewhat disturbed when•we start_ Budget • , (Continued tram Nage. A3' mittee, said in a meeting with the Minister of the Environment last year, the minister . granted a waiver' allowing the county to go ahead with the waste management study: Hullett Township • Reeve Tom. Cunn= ingham said that although he' is not in favor of the study, the decision was made last fall to go ahead with the study last -fall. He said it was time to end the discussion on the'project and "get on with it". The road budget, which allowed $300,000 for re- surfacing roads in the county, was under scrutiny-. by Exeter Deputy Reeve Lossy Fuller who questions why budget cuts could not be made in this area. Colborne Reeve Russell Kernighan. said the Road Department has fallen behind in its•road re -surfacing and it has come to a point were If some roads arpn't• re- surfaced this year, they will have to be completely re -constructed. "To deviate from the road re -surfacing program would put us at risk," he said. Hullett Reeve concurred with Mr. Ker- nighan saying that the county would be hurt financially in the long run by not re- surfacing some roads. this year. FACE. IT! People read ads! Htirdri aDpds tar a-• 52'7-Cl2t., using one project against another, I just .• wanted to let you know that it wasn't the '. feeling of the executive committee that the • ' airport didn't' have any importance," he said. Goderich Reeve Harry. Worsell quipped that perhaps the committee "could knock some (money) out of the Vanastraswimm ging pool" which is run by Tuckersmith .. Township. • Deputy Reeve Doherty said it was nut his intention to use the Museum project. • against the airport. grant. "It •was not meant as a threat." He asked for the reduction in the grant to $15,00for the airport which was passed in a• recorded vote by a 30-1 margin. In- other budget cuts, the computer capital fund for an update of. a computer terminal was cut. by $5,000; the paving of the. Library' building parking lots was reduced by $4;000; Educational, grants were reduced by $6,000; the Children's Aid Society was reduced by $6,604; Patriotic grants were reduced by $1,500; Agricultural grants were reduced by $1,000 and the Emergency Planning grant was / reduced by $5,000: New home (Continued from Page A8 Craig, Gordon Hanna; lone hands, Mildred Petrie, Jack Conley; playing at lucky tables 1 and 7, Marion Keeso, Alice Stevens, Iola Subject, Stan • Alexander, Dorothy Cox, Carley Ezewski, Ruth Martin and Joe Martin; birthday, Bill Craig; lucky score, Verna Crawford; cup prizes, Lou Raynard and Dorothy Cox. Winners in lucky tallies for maple syrup donated by Jack Night were Joe Martin, Shirley Versteop, Dorothy Dilworth and Roberta Simpson. The Hall Board will sponsor the next euchre on March 27. TEEN DANCE With PURISI Saturday, March 28 8-12 Seaforth & District Community Centres Sponsored by Seaforth Optimist Club ADMISSION — $4.00 Tickets avariable at Bob & Betty's & at the dtior. TI -I `PE' -CTI, •. " - ECONOMICAE BEAN INSECTICIDE TIlAT WON'T. WASH OPT IN 111E, FAIN, Don't let insects get a head start on your bean crop. Apply gr'anular Thtmet 15-G when you plant and enjoy excellent protection against Mexican bean beetles, leafhoppers, aphids, lygus bugs, thnps and mites: Thittlet goes to wct from , the roots on up through the entire plant, and unlike foliar sprays, won't wash away when it railiS. CALL Ytiv!- i., are 1-1300-3137-513.73 eere'i►"ira3c i1Sa''fktil'tyana1h111ea'eaifa'Tn Serving those whose bUs►1Sess f5 agticultttte. •y MARCH 14th. • Private' Parties •' Weddings Your Hosts: John '& Judy. George 1987•, - A19 Satellite Reception Equipment . - SPECIALISTS • 0EMONSTRATIONS' - • INSTALLATIONS ' , #. $ALES • B&T ANTENNA SALES 482.7189 Brian McAsh, Varna, Ont, •••••••••••••••••••• .CHIP BINGO. in' . IP DUBLIN COMMUNITY CENTRE j, • AWAY,. MAR: 27 • • • , 15 Regular Games • • $15.00agame •• ' • in 53 SPECIALS P,i US.• JACKPOT.. ��n • CONSOLATION — $100.00 ' • BONANZA $325 •• in 49 calls •' • • • CONSOLATION -- S50.00 0 • is ` 'Players must be 16 years or over • WE WELCOME ALL INQUIRIES 527• •. '•Doors Open at7:00P.M. ,- • • BingoStarts:at 8:00 P.M. s••••••••i••••••i••'• •.Seaforth'Agricu'Itural Society presents • 'RETURN ..O'F ... ' LOWDOWN with a - troc BEACH' - V. - Frid �� .-larch 27 Se,afol 'J. vistrict Community Centres DANCING 9-1 - 57.00 Advance 58,00 At the Door. 'Tickets at Bob & Betty's & Arena or Phone 527.1300 Proceeds to.Fair Expenses WINTHROP Super. Monthly Draw • March Winners Barbecue - Pat Jewitt, Clinton 25.00 - Greta McKercher, Dublin WINTHROP BALL REGISTRATION Registration Forms for Minor Ball will be available at schools and Doug & Gail's Store, Winthrop. FIDDLERS • JAMBOREE -Sunday,. •- March 29.. 2-8p.m . • Seaforth & District Community Centres Supper Available Admission $2.500- Children Free Sponsored by The Van Egmond Foundation Happy 21st Birthday MOE (Todd 'Morey) March 26 - QUEEN'S SEAFORTH'S BEST LIM'i .MOSTIRTAIIMMINIT COMB PARTY HEARTY DOUBLE SHOT WI•rH THIS WEEKEND;NO COVER • • THE sQU,ARE • • Y GODERICH • • 524.7811 • STARTS • • F 1IDAY • F L -SAT • * & 9 i SUN.i`HURS • *:30 • 52450 TUESDAY- • Mist • TlHURSOAY ▪ *;a0' • • ?Abate r • tot Llfr11T • Of DAN ITCHBOA (OT, NSU 1.rCn [ 1t• ,lOor the unl.n,a\n. F15 rt'. fh' (OM?: \11111 \t 111 Jr,i` 111 .rnh1•w111dr*p dtad • • • • •••••••••••••• BROADWAY'S SMASH HIT MUSICAL! Tieketti S 1 t1:ll""ii Sunday, April 5, 1987 2:00 P.M. Beth Nicmorial, ITall:.