WHfl'Y FREE PRESS, BROOKLIN SPRING FAIR, MMN 1, 1988, PAGE A5 15 n herunig or th 1988. titie Ruth Reazin, 21, of REBECCA SICILLANO - no trained horses and taught now works part-time in. the âeli tants prga E is a Henry Street Hligh resunie equestrian riding, and has shown departinent at Miracle Food lege. She=nw w raduatewho nowtakes iat the Brooklin fair many times. Mart, which she says has enabled asisa tinPr ýng administration at eingrasts long walks are also her to meet many peopl.Sh h'ejy the j, her ntersts.plays the organan guitar, and her to meet an4 Lurhnm ollege. Sne is a past recipient of a Student Recognition Award, given by the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation to a student who exhibits personal excellence and exceptional qualities of involve- ment and service. She has worked in public relations and as tour hostess at Cullen Gardens, and previously as, sales clerk at K-Mart- and Bailey Pharmacy. She enjoys swimming, traveling, working with children and other interests include fashion, photog- raphy, computers and crafts.. embroiders, crochets and sews. Other interests include baby- sitting children, listening to music, reading books and TRACEY SOB)L _________ Tracey Sobil, 19, of Whitky, is a eJAYNE TAYLOR graduate of McLaughlin CVI inl Jayne Taylor, 19, of Witby is a Oshawa who recently completed Gr. 13 student and prefect at a year as an administration clerk Anderson CVI who will pursue a in the Canadian Armed Forces. bachelor of arts in the early Since January she bas been childhood education program, at JULIE WILON employed at Square Boy Pizza in Ryerson Polytechnical Institute. Whitby. She* plans to further her She plans on a career as a Julie Wilson, 19, of Brooklin, is education and eventually pursue teacher of young children. Jayne a graduate of the dental -assis- a career that involves'animals. ____________________________ Tracey's hobbies include soccer, volleyball, horseback riding and 10-pin bowling. rOuffit vnur 200 Sernt include traveIing ing and animal c; at Durham Col- rorks as a dental tPerry and says job- as it enables id deal with the ts and hobbies g, dancing, read- .are. Canadian Forces trailer returns The Canadian Forces displaY trailers are on the move again. Two newly refurbished, 45-foot highway trailers, nodified as walk-through cisplays depicting many of the aspects of military life, wiIl be visiting regional fairs and expositions across Canada from may to october, including the Brooklin Spring Fair this weekend. One of the highlights of this years' new display package is a gaine which will encourage visitors to test their knowledge of the Canadian Forces by pitting themselves against- a state-of-the-art computer. Cheryl Oshama1 School gi advertisii