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* r4 BOOTS I BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS *WESTI 1615 DUNDASý WH ITBY L1 N WILLY' BOOTS *HATS *BELTS * COATS* VESTS *SHIRTS* BOLO TIES * BOOTSTRAPS* BAN DANAS * MENS &LADIES WESTERN - WEAR * JEWELLERY CRU WEAR ST. E. (WHITBY MALL) 2I - .(905) 432-WILD) Robdert 4G Eke -Serving You For 40 Years - *Geranlums* (Many Colours Avalable) *Bedding Plants* Many New Varleties of Plants Open 7days week West side of Hwy. 12, Vi~ Ope 7 aysa wek 1/2 mile north of i~ 8:00 arn to 9:00 Pm Thickson Road intersection. ~-4 ~ eventi held on 2 nights Last year was the firet time that demolition derbies were held on two nigh*ts at the Brooklin Spring Fair. Given the n~ of entries and good spectator turnouts for both nights -- despite rain on Saturday night last year -- the, bang-up event will again be held twice at this year's fair. MnWerry, chair of last year's and this year's demo derby committee, says tat before last year one night couldn't accommodate ail those who wanted to enter. Another bonus from adding.a Thureday night event would b. bigger crowde at the fair. 'It was a good crowd for a Thursday night" h. says of Iast year's derby. Thirty entries will b. accepted each night. On Thursday night, competitors will b. Brooklin and Whitby area residents. On Saturday night, entries are fromn outaide the local area -- Oshawa, Peterborough, for example, and some from farther away. The derby is held oit>t'B. racetrack, in a mud spaoe of 45 by 200 feet. Eligible vehicles are any American-made hardtop car or station wagon -- except Chrysler Imperials and New Yorkers. Other requiements for vehicles entered are removal of the gas tank, to b. replaced by a three-gallon steel tank securely fastened; removal of ail glass, tail light and chrome mouldings; drivers can't hit the drivers' doors directly. Competitors must aiso maintain contact. If a. vehicie stalls, the driver must have the vehicie running and mobile again within 30 seconds, or face disqualification. Thrili Show Professionals Ltd. will again provide judges for the event. The top two in each heat and the overali winner wil win cash primes. A total of $800 will b. awarded. The entry fee is $22. To compete, cali 723-8602. * GOLDENKendalwood Park Plaza GOLDDLE8N DUNDAS ST. E,I EWHITBY 7343 1< RANTPATIO NoN OPHN ALL YOU CAN EAT Weekend Breakfast Buffet KIDS UNDER 6i- FREE L m o;m mm m m m m.' )mmMRJM 1»mM9m4 M MMMMMm a~ t i Or1taf n CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BROOKLIN SPRING FAIR - one of the. largest and oldest country fairs in Ontario, celebrating its 83rd year. The overwhelming success of the Brooklin S pring Fair is a tribute to the harci work of the people of Brooklin and the surrounding communities. Best wishes for the next 83 years! Gord Milis MPP Durham East CONSM1TENCY QUEEN'S PARK 68 King Street East 25 Grosvenor St. Bowmanville, Ontario 11lth f loor Li C 3X2, Toronto, Ontario (905) 623-6663 M7A 1Y6 1-800-661-2433 (416) 965-8732 ýF-- IFIOIII 1 Il