1987 Something for everyo-ne SPýRING 4 .4 4 4 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -~ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 LOOK MOM ... flve-year-old Karen Aider- son of Scarborough couldn't decide what HEAVE 'HO. The family that rolis together wins. The hay bale rollmng con- testthat is. This family happens to be the Parade winners It was no easy. decision for the judges at this year's Brooklin Spring Fair Parade, but when al was said and done, a few entries rose above the others. In the commercial section, Oshawa Garden Centre won honors for the most beautiful float while the Town of Whitby entry was judged the most beautiful. Morden Esso received special menit. In the non-commercial class, Brooklin United Church was the most original; Group '74 most representative of theme; lst and 2nd brownies, most beautiful; Brooklin Junior Farmers, most humorous. The best non-organizational float (family float) went to the J. Hotner family with special menit going to St. John Ambulance. to be more excited about - the candy floss or balloons she won at the fair. Tabers - Fred with sons Jeff, Charlie. Steve and Free Press photo TANYA TATE -of Oshawa reaehes out' for the next ring in one of the Canada Sport Fitness challenges. GLENN JAMES of Uxbridge roars up the traek during tractor pull competition which attracted a large erowd CAROLYN BARKEY of Blaekstock wlth the grand. champion ini junior showmanship of the 4H dafry show.