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Harsé Sense No Ojke When school opens at Central Collegiate next week Barbara Lloyd former pupil will be back but this time as to teach er She will teach science sari culture geography and girls physical education she was member at the first girls basketball team from Cen tral to win Central Ontario Sec ondary Schook Association championship GIRL AND HORSES But the story of Barbara Lloyd Is not altogether story oi girl and books it Is largely story of girl and horses Mira Lloyd said it all started when she was about five and her parents bought her little pony Rosy felt all her more than from any other horse since she was little villain but she taught me lot she recalls She lust knew more than did and as soon os we got out of sight at the lace the riding ochool on tht Read she would back me all and run hack ld walk home until after several months learned to stay on iicrllrst riding was here haek and she didnt learn to rtda in assddic till she was six She says Ive hardly been out of it once when was to was In the hospital with appendicitis and mom and dad said they would give mea horse if bhavcd myself during Christmas In the hospital The horse was Minty and it was on Misty when was it years old that took my lirrt Jump it was about eight inches but it seemed about five feel So know how my riding puplt its feet when they take their first lump she says Misty almost died next year after she got into the barn and got too big iced oi oats We didnt know about it and gave her water This of course made Loastlnwrliandshebloated Vctclihatlnns said there was no hope but Bob Frlda pulled her through spent my nights in the barn with my school books looking alter her it was really is who pulled her through Todayhc comes to me for advice when he gets sick horse That was the beginning of my ambition to be veterinar tan Miss Lloyd says and spent year at the Ontario Veterinary College at Guelph and spent year at the Ontario Veterinarians College at But my marks werent up to scratch during the first year so wont to the Ontario agricultural College and got my Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture majored in Ani mal Husbandry She says it was myambi tlnn to have farm and In raise heel cattle and horses That to still my ambition and id like to have it in the vicin ity of Barrie On her way through Ontario Agricultural College she made all the iudglng teams During her third year at university she was on the team Judging meat carcasses at the international Show In Chicago And in her fourth year she was on the team Judging livestock in Chic ago and made the dairy judging team which went to Waterloo lows Miss Lloyd recalls When if OBITURRY WALTER WATKINS The death of Waitcrrwaynn atklns came as shock to the community on Tuesday Aug it Mr Watkins hed been patient in Sunnybrook Hospi tel Toronto for short period On Wednesday even ng Masonic service was held at the James Lynn Funeral Home On Thursday Aug 16 the funeral service was canduc ted by Rev Leckla in Wycllfie Anglican Church Elm vaie The pallbearers were Corbett Harold Dunn Fred Griftis Alex Currie Ross chiason and Ewart Thuriow termcnt was made in Eiravaie cemetery The many beautiful floral tokens at love and cor row were from organizations relatives and friends The fun eral service was largely attend ed when friends from diet ancc came to pay their that re spects to one who took great interest in iratcrnal circles and community services The late Mr Watkins was born at Ardoeh Ontario in haul and was educated at Hoitey bury He was active in develop ing mining properties in North ern Ontario prior to World War errecrvcdhtscnuntrywitir the RCAF with the rank of squardron leader in mainten once and construction Since the war he carried on his own can mention firm erecting schools churches homes and commerc loi buildingsuin politics he was active in Progressive Conserva tive party amcmhcr and at floor in CoronationLodge AF and AM No no Kteh itewana ChapterNo la7 itoyal Arch Masons Rameses Temple Shrine of Toronto and Sheila Shrine of Barrie and member of Wycliffe Anglican Church Elmvalo He was past resident an ozone ilrsts Mr Watkins was married to Liiuth Goldie Livingstonawho predeceased him on Nov tact surving are his mother Mrs ii Watkins and sister Mrs Davidson both of Ajax also one no how John Barrie Teacher MISS LLOYD ABOARD SUNSHINE was about it Dad decided to start riding school it contin ued for live years but we found that public riding school was too hard on horses so we clos cd it down Out at those horses We kept little palimlno Peggy and the first place showed her was at Ora Fair That year showed her at all the local fairs Barrie Cui ilngwood and Elmvalc it was just saddle classes no lumping she recalls showed her for two years and she was quite saccusfui for me 3Dnioithemisrsmthe ltpble had call and when it was three it was successful lumber so we started to show it Her name was Jewel and she wants lira horse intense in BSNGlVIiBKJAL Orovshc recon two ilrsts and three seconds The following year toss dad sold pony we had to Woods Sr of Shanty Day for his grandchildren ifwas Mr Woods asked me to go out three days week to teach them how to ride it Miss Lloyd re ealls There was just one pony 12 children and me and that was how it all started That summer we took two horses from my place over to Mr Voods farmsAnhevlilc That was the first linnevlllo Horse Show Next year he bought an ex trs pony and boarded one at my lilolrses too so we had three to The following summer there werosa many inquiries about teaching riding that decided to leach from my own place and by laid we had seven horses Since then the riding school has expanded to 22 horses and more thanlau pupils We still have our horse show every year the second last Sunday in Aug ust and it has expanded from twohour show in 1953 to an all day show for the past three years It is cxcius vely for pupils Another show called the Pe wys Horse Show for anyone to and under in the Barrie ares began intass jTherrcasooforholdjnathlsI is to provideiaslepplng alone When was first showing had to go right in with tap com petition There was no stepping stone to relieve the butterflies My idea was to keep it exclu sively for this area and cut out the top competition so theyd all be beginners Miss Lloyds pupils range in ages from three to 50 She says its sort of dream for most children to own horse and since its not within their pare ents means this is the next best thing Out of all the child ren who have come to me for riding fcssons there were only about three who didnt have the coordination and balance ne county and told their parents riding was notfor them Miss Lloyd took two horses to the Toronto Exhibition last year This year under her care were to horses and colt in the group there were three seconds fourth fifth and seventh The highlight in her horse training career come alter Lloyd Bristow asked her if she train sd iumpers and then sent horse over to her She says The horse pulled up fourth at Sutton last year and went on to win lot of ribbons most soughtafter horses in Ont WiNNERS Of Grand Opening Draw AT CHRISTIE areuaucss Lee Partridge mucosstornsfii Albert Grose 110 Colitcr5tBanie Mrs Frank Etherington Wstlunsotlliagersv fill Thomson Sh Barrie for Lloyd Now hes one of the ario for lumping and Lloydhas had all kinds of offers for him hopa he keeps turning them down ntnccroa Miss Lloyd is one of three women directors on the Barrie Agricultural Society Fair board Title is her second year on the board and she is in charge 01 the hunter iumpcr division She shoes her own horses and says she had to learn to do that when the blacksmiths left this area Miss Lloyd likes Shakespeare and her favorite is Hamlet She aFSnislf ways like both Byron and Shei icy and although she doesnt always agree with Browning she likes reading his works She mag that ass chlld no Grcyfan from the word 60 Shesaid Ev ery Christmas got about three copies of Black Beauty and im afraid lost interest She is fond of dancing bowi lng swimming and travelling and has doneconslderable trav elllng in the United States Miss Lloyd says my ambi tion is to be successful high schooi teacher and to spend my leisure time with horses As to whether she will be good teacher she says lil let the pupils decide Work Completed 0a Maple Avenue liepaving section of Meals avenue from Simon to Dunlap street West was completed this momtng by McFadden Paving oi Barrie The company is engaged in program that calls for repav ing oi sections of live streets applying sealing solution to existing paving in need oi re pair in several other locations and paving of to city intersec ions The entire program is to he carried out at cost of 5305 and was awarded by the Public sraa saws mum Barrie Industdalistlncluded InSales Mission To Europe Donald Name president of CV still and Co Barrie manufacturers oi refrigeration equittmml is use of it Ontarb industrial executives who will leave Member for loaded Englandtathaflntofaseries of llluxmluima to Europe and the United States pinned for this tell it um announced to day by Ontario Economics and Development Minister Robert Macaulay The missions organised by the mkctl divisions of the de partment wli use the services of Ontario Retire in landon Ontariosforclgn offlch in irs Yorkaad Chicago and the re centty established trade officcvin Dtmeldorf West Gennany in addition to Mr Name tnembcrroi the mission to Bar ope are it Hodgson pre sident Canadian Motor Lamp Co Ltd Windsor Slac lAan export manager bobble industries us Gait liar vey president Douglas ilfctoi industries Ltd Toronto it lioltcrman president Duoiicet Ltd Waterford iomptroiiwf Fe Products ud Intent at Livingstone president Glosto Manufacturing Co fort iiapc George Htckw president WEATHER Synopsis weather from which stretches across Wiscon sin into northeastern Ontario is edging slowly southward As result some cloudiness and scattered thunderstorms are forecast to develop over south western Ontario Friday LakeSt Clair Lake Erie Lake Huron soul crn Georgian Bay regions Windsor London cities Sunny and very warm today Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thunder tnrma VindlenhL THURSDAY AUGUH II NANSEN Ifasturgs Machine Tools Ltd Niagara Falls Jackson president Jackson Metal indiu tries Ltd stallion Allan Baker eseeut ve vlccprdldcat Vendumatic Services lad Tor onto and Flock general manager Beach Foundry Ltd Ottawa FORECAST magamf Algomo White River regions North tiny Sudoury Sault Ste Marie Partly cloudy today ehfostly cloudy Friday Scattered showers or thunder showars both days but more nu merous Frldo little cooler today winds ghi Cochrsno rcg ens iifostly sunny with light winds and not much change in temperature to day and Friday Low tonight llfgh Friday Windsor We Lee Sturgoas ll of Barrie who was selected few months ago to play the French horn in the National Attacks Ted its Candidate BOSTON fAPl Attorncys Garterl Edward McCormack of Massachusetts Monday night at tached the qualifications of Ed ward iTcdt Kennedy to run for the US Senate charging it his name were anything but Ken nkegbta candidacy would be Kennedy so ounfest brother of the presideo sad that we should not be talking families orpcrsonalltlcs but about the peoples destiny in Massachu utte The two candidates for the Democratic nomination tor the us Senate met In onehour Iong debate siihaucsiloniubx rpaneiof newspaperrnctnote Cormack as said the principal issue was the qualifications of the two candidates thatVtten nedy had never worked for living soda do upheld public oificc Kennedy referred to by Me Cormack throughout the data as Teddy cited his experience in campaigning for his brother and the factfinding trips he had made overseas Youth Orchestra has returned to Barrie alter being with the orchestra for the in session Linda Lee has been home for ever week now and there is still some ladnels in her heart at having left this or dsesira The NYA gave three concerts st lflelnhans Music Hall in Sulfate at the Nine Palace Theatre and at the StraiiordFesttvsi laestre Linda was impressed by the srl shown hv every member of the orchestra She was very nappy to play under the LINDA LEE STUfthJSS Was oy ToBarrie Girl leadership of Victor ictdhrili conductor who is the musical director of the Winnipeg Syme phony Orchestr WELL RECEIVED Every minute of it was thrill she said The wcelo long rehearsals sectional and tall orchestra the mccrts nsore rehearsals the applause the wonderful way we were received by everybody all helped to make this an occas nian she will never forget Linda was selected to play in the orchestra last year and she said even though she cog toyed last years tours this summer was even more morn arable wherever the orchestra tour ed it was well received as was evidenced by the hoard of newspaper clippings Linda ac cumulated She admitted it was nice to know people at predated the work the arches rs members 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