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PAGE A6,- WHFBY FREE PRESS, BROOKIN SPRING FAIR, JUNE 1, 1988Ou Fluats,, five bands in Saturday fai aaeld*yTw re By VERONICA COLANGELO The' theme for 'this year's parade is "Brooklin Goes to Hollywood, and coordinator Sharon Macfinnon says that ber goal is "to make this the best parade ever." The parade will start at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 4. The route will be southbound on Baldwin St., to CassaIs Rd. whera it will traval aastbound to Simcoe St. Moving southward on Simcoe te Winchester, the parade than travels east to Anderson where it U11151* enters the fairground at the east gate. A highligbt of the parade this year, MacKinnon says, is that tbey have arranged "something special" for this year. Whitby's famous officiai town crier, Fred Martin, will lead the parade. This year MacKinnon says that at least five bands wifl h marching in the parade, some of them costing the fair board up to $500 for their appearances. Oshawa Shriners- will ha there with their mini-bikes and clowns, always a crowd-pleaser. The parade always features the new Miss Brooklin and the two runners-up in the pageant. A parade isn't complete without floats and in this year's parade there will be both commercial and non-commercial entries. Some of the entries include: Brooklin Brownies and Guides, Meadowcrest and St. Leo's Scbools, Brooklin United Church, Brooklin Library, Town of Whitby, 'Brooklin junior Farmers, Oshawa Garden Service, Group ý'74, Central Lak Ontario Conservation AuthoritY. Prizes of $50 are given fa, varlous categories for' the bes floats. As well as the floats there wil be various antique motor vehicleE horses and ponies and the fanc: dress competitions. The parade is paid for eacl year by the fair board an< organized by Group '74, a loca organization with a mandate tb improve community life for th< residents of Broolin. Do you have a pet to compare with Fred? By VERONICA COLANGELO says that because there' are Do you have a pet that various classes in which kids can compares with "Fred the enter their pets, there should be T'urkay?" one appropriate for every pet. Fred won the "most unusual Last year, tha prize for 'The pet" category hast year at the hast trick performrid by a dog' Brooklin Spring Fairs pet show. went to a canine who was able to This is a popular and fun go down a slide. attraction with both aduits and The competition starts children, althougb coordinator Saturday, June 4 at 1 p.m. in the Marie Williamson says that "pets goat tent. Williamson says thera must ha antered by children 16 will be trophias for winners and years and under." Williamson ribbons for aIl entrants. A prize THE COMMUNITY 0F BROOKLIN USERS 0F PRIVATE WELLS AS A POTABLE WATER SUPPLY The Ministry of the Environment recently undertook a survey in the Community of Brooklin to determine if there was a community-wide sewage problem with existing sewage disposai systems and their impact on the Lynde Creek. The projeot was undertaken with the cooperation of the Town of Whitby. The report, "Town of Whitby - Brooklin Sanitary Survev." was released by the Ministry of the Environment on May 4, 1988. Recommendation numnber two (2) of the report states: "Residents using wells as potable water supplies connect to the communal water system." will also be given for the besi homemade cage or crate. At the end of the competition a specialdraw will be held and a] comnpeting pets will be eligible tb win a special prize donated by Brooklin Flour Milîs.* The classes for the contest an~ as follows: hast rabbit, best cat best hampster, best dreàsed pet, most unusual pet. There are nini categories for dogs only and the, are: lagest dog, smallest dog, dol with tha longest ears, dog wit) the longest tail, best groomed dog, dog witb the curliest hair, doq who looks most lika owner, hast performance (iLa. down, roll ovei etc.). and best trick performed b> a dog. .There is no antry fea and morn information can be obtained b, calling Willianison at 655-8091. >' should The Town of Whitby hereby advises such users of private well water in the Community of Brooklin to regularly test the quality of the water in their wells and to seek information with respect to connecting to the public water supply system. WATER SAMPLING FOR PRIVATE-WELLS Free water sample botties are available for your use through the offices of the Durham Region Health Unit. The closest office available to pick-up such water sample bott les are: OSHAWA 301 Golf Street OSHAWA, Ontario LG 4132 (416) 723-8521 AJAX 126 Commercial Avenue AJAX, Ontario UiS 2H5 (416) 683-4660 WATER CONNECTIONS The public water supply systemn in Brooklin is administered bythe Durham Region Public Works Department. For information respecting the connection of properties within the Community of Brooklin to the existing public water supply system, please contact: Mr. J. Baker, Administrative Manager Durham Region Public Works Department 105 Consumers Drive WHITBY, Ontario LiN 6A3 (416) 668-7721 Copies of the "Town of Whitby - Brooklin Sanitary Survey" are available for viewing at the Whitby Planning Department, 575 Rossland Road East, Whitby, and at the Brooklin Public Library, 8 Vipond Road, Brooklin. ROBERT B. SHORT Director of Planning Town of Whitby f irst time at f air For tha first time ever, o: Saturday, June 4 at 4:45 p.m.,: classical piano recital will hbel' at the Brooklin Spring Fair. Undar the direction of Patti 1 Scott, 21 cbildren will pla classical pics from variou composers Children range in ag from 5 te 16 yaars. As well a beginnars, tbe racital will featuir vary, advanced levels of expertise. Ail tbe cbildran are. trained b: Scott and -are involved in ai axaniination programi witb th Royal Conservatery of Music. Scott, a Iongtima residentc Brooklin, is berself a, accomplished pianist and wel known in the Durham Ragioii She bas been teacbing music fo 12 years. Scott directs tha junior cboi at tbe Brooklin Unitad Churci and is also musical diractor fo the award winning choral grouj of the lst Brooklin girl guide who won last yaar's "Sing Ontai Sine' compatition. I-I"L Gq SAWING& NAI L DR-IVI NG erving oufor 38 ears.: * ~ THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY We would like to encourage ail citizens and their familles to corne out this weekend to the 77th Annual BROOKLIN SPRING FAIR and support the activities of one of Ontario 's Oldest Country Fairs and enjoy one of the finest events that the Town of Whitby has to offer. THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN KOFWHITBY COMPLIMENTS 0F GUS BROW.N 'PONTIAC BUICK ýLTD. GoocIwiIl Used Cars GBM. - CERTIFIED SELECT SERVICE DEALER, jI BEING VERT Log&Short Terni Leasing DaIIly TEL 668-5846 Toronto.-686-1566 TELEX: 06981384 LE Dar 1201 Dundae St. E. & Hopkins St. WHITBY