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Whitby Free Press, Wednesday. June 2. 1993, Page 19 fa{ B KIT.~ The 82nd annual Brookiin Spring Fair begins Thursday nîght with the Miss Brooklin pageant in the arena and the demolition derby on the fair- grounds. The midway rides begin at 4 p.m. on Friday. The truck and tracter pull begins at 7 p.m. Friday, and includes a demonst- ration pul by Art Arfons and his Green M onster modified tracter. There will be square dancing in the arenn on n iaynight. The 'Fun on the Farrn' parade, organized by Group '74, a service club made up of women from Brookiin and area, is one of the Saturday morning activities. The parade begins at 10:30 a.m., on North Street, and the route ends at the fairgounds. The craft show and sale begins en Saturday at 10 a.m. and continues until 8 l m. Livestock shows will be heYd throughout Saturday, and there will be more than 20 exhibitors in the agricul- turai tent. The demelition derby wil agai be heid on Saturday night. Te craft show wiIl be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sun- day. Sunday's activity aise in- cludes the Jack Russell dog races at il a.m., the 'Cruisin' Day> car show, harness horse races at 1:30 p.m. and fiddle and stop darnce competition at 4 p.m. The livestock shows and agri- cultural tent shows continue on Sunday Adul tadmission to the fair is $6, student aged 12 to 18 pay $5 and there is no charge for t hose under age 12. A four-day pass is available for $12. Vehicle parking is $2. Nursery lias booth at fair Brooklin Day Nursery will have a booth at the Brooklin Spririg Fair on Saturday, June 4 and Sunday, June 5. They will selI greeting cards made by the children, buttons, Brooklin Spring Fair T-shirts, baked goods and face-painting. They will aise enter a float, «'On Our Way to Grandpa's Farm,' in the Brooklin Fair parade. Craft show MARGARET WADE shares a lau gh with a customer at the 2nd Brooklin Scouts crait sale heéf recently at St. Thomas AMlicn Chrch.Photo by Mark Reesor. Whitby Free Press FOUR YOUNG LADIES are vying for the title of Miss Brookîin Spring Fair this year. From let are Melody Reid, Debbie Batten, Tammy Reeves and Jennifer Cossette, who dropped into Brooklin Village Shoppe fast week to pick out their outfits. There were originally five entrants, but one dropped out of the competi- tion. The pageant will be held ThursdaX night. Photo by Mark Reesor, Whitby Free Press Junior golf at Thunderbfird A junior golf tournamnent wili be held Sunday, June 20, at Thunderbird Golf and Country Club, sponsored by the Optimist Club of Brooklin. .The tournament is open te the first 45 registrants aged 9 te 17 (as of July 19, 1993). Three winners of the teurnamnent may be eligible te compete in the Central Ontario District Optimist Tournament at the Chedoke Golf Club in Hamilton, June 25. Mie winner of' the tournament will go to San Diego, California to compete in the Junior World of Dcrtion The Independent Order of Oddf'ellows wiIl hold its arinual Decoration Day on Sunday, June 13 at 2:30 p.m. The event v-ili take place at the Grovesi àe Cemetery in Breeklin. Al are weIcome to attend. Scouts to hold Pancake breakfast Boy Scouts Canada, 2nd Brooklin Croup will hold a pancake breakfast on Sunday, June 6, 8 a.m. te 12:30 p.m., at the Broehjlin Community Centre (corner of Cassels and Church). The cost is $4 for adults, $2 for children. For more information, cal 655-5215. Photocopies, Fax Service, Custom Labels & Decals, Wedding Invitations, Business Cards, Compete Sign Production BROOKUN BULLETIN 50a 76 Baldwin Street, Brooklln Fax 655-3715 Cali 655-4434 Gof Tournament. Registration fee includes greenf barbecue. Registration i avmiable from the is $18 and Bulletin Signs office fees and a Baldwin St. (corner Street) or by calling L forms are Bian nt 655-4434. Brooklin at 76 of Way Lesley or I k *IÀ SHREDDED TOPSOIL TRIPLE MIX SAN D-SCR EEN INGS-G RAVEL WE DEIgY11 FINE GRADING EXCAVATING- '427M IO Fair begins L