1996 - North Shore News

HTLIGHTS
hool symphony sounds

% mts PT oaSS Symphony Orchestra (VSO),
25 ; ‘ recently perlormed a fundrais-

ing concert at, and to benefit,

Rockridge Middle School. The

event included Rockridge

school tours, a pre-concert

barbecue and the piéce de

resistance, a splendid and

warmly received VSO concert.

AUTOGRAPH SESSION... Jennifer Hoover and
Matthew Ayriss were two of many Rockridge stu-
dents thrilled to meet talented and likeable VSO
Resident Conductor Clyde Mitchell.

SIMPLY SPLEN violinist Karen Foster, a Lynn
Valley resident, warms up before the concent. The VSO's
magical performance received a standing ovation.

enjoying the barbecue, Olivia Lundaht finds a
perfect place to relax before the concert.

Mingus, and Larry Knopp, (left to right) — all
good sports about accommodating the B.L. lens.

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CARRYING ON... News carrier
. ; : at Jessica Haydahl and friend

; : ; Mark Eilers enjoy a chat.
TWO MOMS... Pam Moropito and Colette

Losier review the VSO concert program.
CHUMS ON THE RUN...

Mallory Motley, Elizabeth

RIDING TO ROCKRIDGE... Jay : ; Pennington and Ashiey Kates
Dubeta glides in en his skateboard. : : ; head for the concert in the gym.

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PEAK INTEREST...
Judy Ainsworth
(nelow) chats with
Christine Holman,
manager of Grouse
Min.'s catering ser-
vices.

it

SKY-HIGH SOIREE... Grouse Mountain celebrated the

completion of $15 million in renovations to the Peak

“- NEWS pholos Bred Ledwitge = Chalet with a “high society atiair” last Friday. Above, left
CHALET CELEBRATION... Tending to the ribbon cutting were (left to right) to right: Daniel Sitnam, owner of Helijet, News manag-
Stuart McLaughlin and Glen Greensides of Grouse Mountain, Al Beaton, ing editor Timothy Renshaw, Kam Dastouri, and
who sang the Chalet Waitz, and Red Harris, Minister of Tourism &.C. Laura Sitnam enjoy cocktails in the new fireside lounge.