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WHITBY F REE PRÈS S, WEDNESDÀY, MAY 19 19À 82, PAGE 13 BSF offers weekend of fmn for te whoefml By DON WICK The most, popular event in. this area this spring and every spring is the upcoming Brook- lin Spring Fair. Ail winter, spring and fali, meetings are held, women are sewrng, children are painting and now the racetrack is being groomed in.readi- ness. The fair will be held from June 3 to 6 at the Brooklin Comnmunity Park.. The kick-off dance will take Place in the Brooklin Arena on May 29, to the sound of the popular disc jockey, e & H Sound. Tickets are available now at a rea- sonable $5 each, from Short's Pharmacy in Brooklin. At 4 p.m. on Thurs- day, June 3 the midway opens the 7lst Brooklin Spring Fair with four fun-filled days- packed with excitement. of every kind. For the second year Fay Lehman's pony show and gymkhana for children will take, place in the centre of the race- track at 5 p.rn. Last year's youngest compe- titor was a three-year- old girl from Brooklin who won the lead Uine class. At 7 p.m., the famous Carlsberg Champion- ship Team will perform th eir 8-horse hitch pre- sentation in the race- track area. At 7:30p.m. contestants wij, com- pete for the' title of "Miss Brooklin Spring' Fair," which will enable the winner to enter the "Queen of the Pairs" at the Canadian National Exhibition. During the evening Whitby Mayor Bob Attérsley will open the fair. This year for the first time the Ontario Guern- sey Association will hold their spring show at Brooklin Friday after- noon. One hundred guernsey cattie from l ,,-over Ontario wilI be on view as they are being judged. 1 On Friday morning, exhibits of handicrafts, baking and children's and adults' floriculture will be brought into the arena f or judging. ,A new feature in the arena this year will be the Block Parent's lost children's booth. On Friday at 7 p.m. the third annual tractor pull takes place with modified tractors, 'four wheel drive trucks and highway tractors will compete. A weekend tennis tournament, which begins Friday evening and doesn't endý until late Sunday afternoon will bring the best of, the aas tennis players to- the tennis courts to vie for the Bagg Realty Trophy. On Saturday, the Cen- tral 0O>ntario Appaloosa Horse Show runs all day. A parade, the theme of which is "Heroes and Villains", will -delight the crowd as it wends its way down the streets of Brooklin, dispersing in the fairgrounds at 10: 30 a.m. A large dairy show, light and heavy horses* and finally a horse pulling competition will filI the afternoon -with ,good agricultural enter- tainment. In the-evening, a new show, the Paul Riddell HelI Drivers, will rev up their cars and entertain the audience with their CONT'D ON PG. 18 A.NNOUNCEMENTS RECEPTION, CARDS INVITATIONS THANK YOU CARDS JiuI i75 DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY 0F DURHAM. PUBLIC.NOTICE Take notice that the Regionai MunIclpality of Durham Is consIderlng AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE OFFICIAL PLANS FOR THE REGION 0F DURHAM AND THE FORMER PLANNING AREA OF TH E- CITY 0F OSHAWA The amendmnent,- as proposed by the Appicant, would permi.t a Cemetery and associateci uses on private water and sewage disposai system within the area indicated on the map below. In order to assist ln the evaluation of the amend- ment application, the public Is invited to provide Input by way of submnissions to the Region's Plan- ning Department. Information relat'ed to the amendmnent application is available in.the offices of the Planning Depar t- ment, 105 Consumners Drive, Whitby, 0Ontarlo LON 6A3 or by caîling Mr. Larry Kotseff, M.C.I.P. Plan- ning Departmfent, (416) 668-7731. SubmnIssions concerning the amendment applica- tion .must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and mùst be received no later than Frlday, June 18,1982. Don Hadden Chairman, Planning Committee Dr.' M. Michael, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning 1 h Kim McAllister of Brooklin (above) will be back ýon June 3 at the annual Miss Brooklin Spring Fair Contest to crown this year's winner. Kim, who won the titie» last year, WiIl represent the fair at this year's Queen of the Fairs Contest at the Canadian National Exhibition. The pageant will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Brooklin Memorial Arena. Any young lady wishing to enter is.asked to cail Lois McCormack at 728-3470. . - Photo courtesy of the Brooklin Spring Fair ATTENTION PARENTS! SUMMER CAMPS ai IROQUOIS PARK COMPLEX STARTING JUNE 28 SPORTS CAMPS ART ADVENTURE IN " CAMP (ail day) TENNIS, SOCCER BOYS & GIRLS and Ages 6 -12 yrs. BOYS &GIRLS Jr i AGES6-l2yrs 2I CALL: 668-7765 for a f ree brochure TOWN 0F WHITBY, RECREATION DEPT«. 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