By Maurson Quinlan The Brooklin Spring Fair has yet another addition to their event list. 1mTis year will mark the beginning of the 'Focus on Agriculture' tent at the fair.1 Sandy Booth, the fair's agricultural chairman, says the tent wiIl be set up on May 31 and will be open from *9 until 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, and f rom 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. on- Sunday. Inside the agriculture tent there will be something for .everybody. "I think that there's such a variety, that there is somèthing for ail ages,n says Booth. mhere wiIl be a game called Ag-trivia that is like ýthe board game Trivial Pursuit, but designed to test one's knowledge of agriculture facts. mhe Brooklin wood carvers will be on hand for a display and demnstaton;ananimal petting zoo and the farm safety association will also be visiting the tant. There will also be a colouring cont*est, sponsored by Crayola, in the tent on Saturday and Sunday, and a display of educational toys, with a play area where kids can try them out. ni think i's going to be really successful, and hopefully we'il have it again next year," says Booth. Best Wishes To The BROOKLIN SPRING FAIR 1 ~From1 Everlasting Wreaths Swags Arrangements Victoriana Linens Chemubs Books By Appointment Only,1 Special Orders By Diane 655-3059 MARlK YOUR CALENDAR. DntMiss Over 60 Specialized (Jraft Pe ,ople ý0 ver 5 0 "SU ia PeijW Door -. MkeYour Own Prizea Shorteake... Jly 6 &7th 1O.S:pm Brooklin's Luther Vipond Memorial Arena, 7 Whitby Free Press Sunderland Feed Supply R# .Sunderland 357-2211 Brooks Feed Sore RR#4 Port*Perry 985-7992 *985-0248 Farm Feed, Pet'Food, Custom MiIing*& Much-,More eWholesale & Retaile COUNTRY S IN TORI vF7IC &our "Old Fashioned General Store" I <I I il I i I23 Cassels Road E. Brookln655-4851J .BAKING sUPLIS CRAFTS * BULK FOODS