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If WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1982, PAGE il Lots to do and see thiswekend for the family CONT'D FROM PG. 10 I~Brooklin. In addition to 51 the regular Brooklin !! Spring Fair prizes for S dairy cattie, there willl be eight special trophies for the Guernsey class- i es. These are for junior champion, winning ýget of sire, breeder's herd, jpremier breeder, grand champion female, pro- geny -of dam,5 best ud- dered cow, and premier exchange. Judging will start at 12:30 p.m. After having a littie trouble with the beer tent last year, the fair board bas a différent group to manage it this year. The Oshawa Old Timers Hockey Team which did a good job 0f their Fiesta - pavilion last year are looking af- ter the tent at this year's fair. Admission will be $1 and country and west- ern entertainent will be provided. If you lose- your kids, this year. you'll be able to find them, since the Brooklin Block Parents Association will be operating a lost child- ren's booth in the arena. Hours for the homemak- ing exhibits «and com- mercial exhibits in the arena are'being extend- ed. -The new hours are Friday, 5 to 9 p.M.; Tractor pull champions hip One of the big attractions at the.Brooklin Spring Fair is the modified tractor pull. John Metcalf (above) will be amnong the expected 20 competitors in the third annual tractor pull which willbe held on Friday, June 4 at 7-p.m. The man to beat-this'year is Paul Phillps-who drives a 1950 Cock- shutt 40 tractor with a 454 Chevrolet engine that was built by mechanics at Robert C. Heron Limited of Brooklin. This year's fair will be held from June 3 to 6. -Photo courtesy of the Brooklin Spring Fair Board Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and, Sunday, 9 a.m.,to 3:30 p.m. Beaverton Band and Majorettes and Oshawa Camaros (Bugle COr- ps?), will perform be- tween 12 noon and 1 p.m. on Saturday. If you have been tem- pted by the prize- winning cakes. at pre- vious fairs, this -year you'll be able to give in to -your temptation, as the prize-winners will be auctioned off in the race track area at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday. After the great suc- cess of last year's stunt driving show, ýa differ- ent'group, known as the Paul Riddell Heil Driv- ers, will be performing at this year's fair. The show starts at. 7 p.m. on Saturday, but you'd bet- fer corne early if you want a good sea t for this popular event. The show is- free with your ad- mission to the grounds. The Arabian and Al Breed Horse Show, sponsored by Zone .9 of the Arabian HorseAsso- ciation begins at 8:30 a.m. sharp on Sunday, June 6, and continues throughout the day with 50 classes. This is the first time there has been either an Arabian horse show or a show open to all breeds at the Brooklln fair., The classes in the, afternoon should be particularly interesting for specta- tors, asriders in native Arabian, English and' Western costume will present a colourful spec- tacle. Circumstances did not permit the Metro Toron- to Police Tug-of-War Team to participate in last year's fair, but the Metro police will be back again this year to challenge our Durham police team.- The con- test is being sponsored by the Brooklin Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion and will be held at 1 p.m. on Sunday, June6& In- addition to the ever-popular Fiddlers' Contest there will also be a Step-Dance Contest in the arena on the even- ing of Sunday, June 6. Admission for the fidd- ling and step dancing is $2. Lastly, if you come to the fair this year, you may see- yourself on television later, because Global Television' is filming parts of the fair, startlng with the Miss Brooklln Contest on Thursday, for their show, That's LUeé. These will be shown in the faîl. The falrgrounds are located just east of the juniction of-highways 7 and 12 in Brooklin. If you require more infor- mation about any of the events, call 655-406 before the fair, -or the fair office at ý655-404 during the faix. COMMUNITY PARK . BROOKLIN J.UNE 3, 4, 5,- 6, 1982 Alil couples (boy and girl> paylng admission to the Fair Thursday will b. given a rlbbon to b. pinned on the girl. This rIlbon wilil allow the girl toire, rides on the midway ail evening If accompanied by s paid maie partner. Block Parents Los( Ch'Idren 's Booth in Arena During the Fair ADMISSION: STU DENTS (12-17 inclusive) $1.00 ADULTS- $2.00 - CARS - $1.0 For more informatlion on any eventcail 655-4525 or 655-4040 during fair. See Y ou ut the fuir! Brooklin Spring Fair Offers Bus Servie The Whitby Tran- _________ WNHSEST sit *Service will be* travelling to and SGrud from the Brooklin Spring Fair this Sat- urday from 9:25 a.m. toO1: 25 p.m.> The bus will depart from Shorty's Cigar Store on Dundas Street West at 25 minutes and 55 min- utes after the hour. The bus will also depart from the Whitby Fire Station on Brock Street South on the hour and at half-past the hour. c The bus will alsoÇ- provide a retun ser- vice from the fair- < Shorty's Cigar Store grounds at 20 _________ minutes and 40 min- DUNDAS ST. W. utes after the hour. Fareis 0 cntsoneCOLBOURNE ST. way. Whitby Fire Station e- X.