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girl next door skilled equestrienne by jim thomas whitchurch has success spoiled kerne gibson a graduate of branksob hall one of torontos most distinguish private schools formerly of rosedale one of the citys most exclusive neighborhoods a beautiful home on twentyfive acres in the country the owner of a lovely show horse called weekender and private instructions by canadas foremost equestrian tom gayford kerrie has every reason to be walking or riding on cloud nine but quite the con trary despite the op portunities and ac complishments this pretty 18 year old is very much down to earth modest if anything shes our girl next door her fathers association with country life and the familys love of horses promp ted kerries parents to purchase their present property on the bloomington road kerries not sorry neither is her sister mindy 17 nor her brother jorin twelve however kerrie doesnt dislike the city either in fact shes looking forward to enrolling in a fashion design course in new york maybe riext year maybe next branksom hall whats it like theres a uniform dress code and the discipline is strict kerrie says athletic competition is keen with brankson winning more than its share of championships par ticipation is en couraged both at the elementary and secondary level kerrie studied there from grade 4 smoking is strictly prohibited you wouldnt dare she says the academic standard expected of students is high so is the es- ft lv a- v a yt 4 stouffville is an accomplished equestrienne her instructor is the well- questrienne standard expected by tom gayfordhes not back ward in pointing out a riders mistakes kerrie admits and its paying off in ribbons and trophies that decorate her room kerrie has no in tentions of giving up this recreation when she returns toschool in the fall ive been at it too long to quit she says the family property is a kind of miniature zoo with all sorts of pets both inside and out these include four dogs a llama two goats two cats exotic pheasants a rare breed of chickens hamsters and fish plus horses kerrie admits to a known tom gayford a graduate of branksom hall toronto kerrie plans to enrol in a fashion design course this fall real closeness between busy in recent years herself and sister mindy they share many of the same- in terests sewings an extra curricular activity kerrie enjoys she makes many of her own shes enjoyed several trips including holidays in the bahamas jamaica and florida kerrie admits to having many good friends but none of the male variety she looks clothesshealsopaintson as special thats when time permits something ithavent while school work thought much about and riding have kept her she says ontario heart foundation womens committee presents k four thrilling matches v youve never experienced polo before dont miss this chance few sports combine speed timing power and lastchanging drama in such a thrhing way as polo youl see the toronto polo club take on our top us teams in this series springfield mass chicago iii skaneatles n y grand rapids michigan at the polo centre gormley saturday july 5 sunday july 6 saturday july 12 sunday july 13 100 pm starting time for all matches admission 3 children under 1 2 admitted free exciting halftime entertainment each week a different halftime spectacle to add to the excitement and fun the york uons steel band aerobatics aritjcju cars radio controlled model helicopters plus lots morel p all proceeds to the ontario heart foundation watch an exciting game have a perfect family outing and support an important cause at the same time plan now to attend the international polo series and give a boost to the ontario heart foundation directions take highway 404 east to woodbine go north on woodbine to gormley sideroad then west to leslie street and north to the polo centre youll see signs playground program iu iulne thursday july 3 1380 3 ballantrae an estimated 80 children ranging in age from five to twelve years are expected to participate in whitchurch stouffvilles summer playground program at the ballantrae community centre registrations are being accepted july 3 to day from 10 am to 330 pm at the centre parents unable to meet this deadline can drop in later the playground opens on monday july 7 and extends through to friday aug 29 the hours of operation are from 930 am to 330 pm working mothers may bring their children in fifteen minutes ahead of time if they wish weve had a good response from all the schools particularly st marks orchard park and summitview in stouffville supervisor jackie wedley told the tribune other contacts were made at ballantrae and whitchurch highlands jackies assistants are ruth stickwood angela baker and deanne howard plus two parttime helpers staff personnel can be added if the enrollment warrants jackie said the activity is sponsored by the whitchurch stouffville recreation committee events are planned in advcance the schedule is flexible however ac tivities can be added as the program advances the supervisor explained inclement weather presents no problem the centre is available if needed the program will feature a safety week with a visit from sparky the talking police cruiser disney films from the town library and a pet day during animal week sports activities will include soccer baseball football and tennis in addition there will be crafts nature hikes and scavenger hunts the registration fee is 15 per child ballantrae grads ballantrae grade 8 students of ballantrae public school were honored june 25 at a banquet and awards ceremony in the community centre- v recipients of diplomas were ad- manda brass jim bruinse sandra bull kathy clarke nancy coultice noel crisson darrin davidge patricia davidson melissa deaviti janice dicks norman doble ralph dube kent forshaw christine graham jeff hamilton penny holt janet hutson derrick jensen trixie jorns david kaczynski angela kontgen allison lowery david mc- cracken samantha murfitt shannon murnaghan gary napier earl noseworthy brian 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