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WHITBY MRE PIRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1988, PAGE il Brooklin Spring Fair Prize Winners Quilta and Afghani;, Grand champion quilt- Elsie Gilroy- Reserve - Dorothy McPherson.Highest Alice Carnegie. 2nd higheit ,Dorothy Lintjens. Beginr.er Qult, Olive Collins. Knitting & Crocheting, lit, Elizabeth Zylitra, 2nd Kathleen McAvoy. Sewing- let, Dorothy Lintens; 2nd, Elizabeth Zylitra. Household & Crafts: lit, Greta Hope, 2nd, Nancy Johansen. Seniors: lit, Kathleen McAvoy; ,2nd, Meta Swain. Domestic Science: lit aduit, Cindy Werry ,lit seniors, Meta SwaÎn; lit ,22-42, Audrey Young. Speciali: Choclate chips cookies, Cindy Werry, Marg Beath; Bread: Cindy Wery, Maureen Harris. Bran Muffins: Marie Williamson, Cindy Werry. Fxy's Cocos: Joan Brak, Eleanor ONeill, Carol Vunkessel. Cake- Themne of parade: Lenora Wright. Schneider'sipecials: Apple pie, Carol Vankessel; choclate cake, Carol VanKessel; butter tarte, Isabel McPherson. Photography: let, Margeiy McCoy. Junior domnestic:lit Mario O>Neill; decorated cupcakes, Julie Garant; large 9 in. cýoole, lit Sara Moore. Junior crait. boys: Jîny kPearson, gdirl&: Katie Flanders. Aduit Flciiicultiire; là, Audrey Young, 2nd Joan Brak, 3rd Mary Housego.. Floral design special lit, Margaret Powell, 2nd Audrey Young. 3rd, Joan Brak. Over ail grand champion, Audrey Young. a ea ba:A 4 Amy Mohica, 1\ze 5-6,lSantina Mo ca ge7-,y Miovvck, age il- 2 JeÏl O'Ilenes, age 9- 10, Shannon (barke. Bubble guru blowinir.Age4 Amy Molica, age 5-6 Robbilb1r age7- Jy ikovifovck, age 9-d Amanda Mitchell, age 11-12, Claire *Girflin. Ballon: age 4 Daryl Williams, *e5-6, Santina Ioliceô age <7-8, Bachrner, r, 1-1, rn Fady VikY Craddock-WriSht,; 2nd Mattfhew Glenn; 3d Laura Newhouse. Grades 5 & 6; lit Ryan Mazzotta; 2nd Lauri Schneider, 3rd ChrisDeboo. PET SHOW CLASS NAME Beit Ralbit: lst, Ian Kfidd; 2nd, Brent Crouch; 3rd, Derek Fishley. Beit Cat: lit, Juliana Metselaar; 2nd, Lisa Dennis. Best Hampster. lut, Theresa Kasepchuk; 2nd, Juson Kasepchulc. Bcqt Dressed Pet: lit, Lisa DenniB. Most unusual pet: lot, Clifford Branton; 2nd Karen Wilson; 3rd Michelle Hockley. Largest dog: lit Jenna Hendry 2nd Chase Hadden; 3rd Elicia Endicott. Smillent dog: lit, Tonyî Mata; 2nd, Julie Rennie; 3rd Leahann Hockley. Dog wlth longent ears: lit Courtney Lusted; 2nd Brooke Nichol' 3rd Rob Brady. Dog wlth longent tail: lit Chase Hadden; 2nd Rob Brady-, 3rd Elicia Endicott. .Boit groomned dag- lit Katie McCoy- 2nd Tony Mata; 3rd Leahann Hockley. Dog with curlest hair. ist Kriitin Williamnson; 2nd Ryan harker, 3rd David Rowe. Dog who looks most like owner. lit Chriatopher Picard; 2nd Dana, Weuring;, 3rd Tîmmty Mata. Boit trick perfom-med by a dor. lit Julie Rennie; 2nd Katie McCoy* 3rd Paul Willianison. Boit perfou-manceý i.e. sit, lie down, roll over: lit Paul Williamson; 2nd Elicia Endicott; 3rd Ryan Harker. Boit homemade crate: lit Brent Couch. Brooklin IJnited Church news The congregation of Brooklin United Church is reminded that Sunday School will continue June l9th with open sessions, gan-es and Bible stories. Casual dress is encouraged. if you wish to help please eall Gloria Jackson at 655-4878. The annual outdoor service and picnic will be held Sunday June l9th at Kinsmen Park. Participants are asked to bring a j contribution to the potluck lunch. A vacation bible school is planned for Aug. 15 to 19 trom 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. in the church for children aged 4 to Il. Assistance will be needed in preparing crafts. Contact the church office at 655-4141 or Gloria Jackson at 655-4878 if you are interested. On Monday, June 20th at 8:00 p.m. Nick and Joy Hunter will perform. The Hunters are proféssfonaf actors who, using English style humor, perform draniatic sketches that encourage questions and open doors for the gospel. Recentiy, the couple gave a stimulating performance at the Anglican Women's Conference. In Bri*tain, the Hunters performed on radio, TV and in the theatre. Currently, the couple are T ennis celulb interest There has been a recent surge of interest in the formation of a joint tennis club with Brooklin residents. Some of the more interesting ideas include the construction of tennis courts at the Ashburn Community Park. The Town of Whitly has indicated they will match any funds raised for this project. While only in the conceptional Council approves halladdition Whitby council has given approval to the construction of a storage facility for the fire hall in Myrtie at a cost of $21,697. The low bidder on the contract was Walter Haines Construction Ltd. of Seagrave. Work is expected to begin this summer. Canada Day July lst will be celebrated in Ashburn with a Canada Day picnic. To start the long weekend off, a pancake breakfast will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Besides a free breakfast, there will be games, contests, art activities, and lots of prizes. After breakfast there will be pop and ice cream available. The whole village will be included in the taking of a new town picture. C SPECIAL - IOn "New Fuffjfi "HQ T- :V.H.S. Tapes $5.99 ea. i Offer EPxpires June 20/88: 76 Baldwin St. Hwy. 2, Broolini izi655-330 stage, the club is interested in people to both participate and help organize. If interested, contact Bob Burt at 655-4514 for more information. missionaries to young people at Little Trinity Church in Toronto. They have re-ceived a grant from the Diocese of Toronto for evangelistic outreach work. Al are welcome to attend the performance. Money stolen from arcade More than $1,000 in quarters were stolen from the arcade at Family Kartways on Hwy. 12 last Friday. Durham Regional Police say keys were used to open the cash boxes of 13 arcade games while the arcade was closed. The theft occured sometime before 4 p.m. on June 10. BýETA& VHS NOW IN