12 - Friday, January 8, 1999 - North Shore News

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There was a lot of good figure skating going on with the

likes of this happy crowd on the ice: (back row, from left)

Jessica Torvick, Whitney Shrieves, Kristen Lyons,

Eric Lyons (who will compete at the Canadians) Sam The youngest club mem-
Steele, Karen Magnussen, Lorna Bauer, (front row, ber we met was nine-
from left) Katherine Barnett, Brianne Harris and week-old Amy Shandro
Karen's little niece, Adele Metcalf. with her mom Susan.

Friendly winter club staffers Carolyn Diedrick
(left) and Cait Neilson had door prizes stashed
in these balloons.

Mia Lumitao’s hot soup is a great
way to warm up after prolonged ice
time.

North Shore Winter Club's director of
recreation Michael! Fox (left) and gener-
al manager Bruce Marks were on hand

There were three generations of the Leask family watching
the skating Sunday — Grandma Morley, son Gord and

grandsons Russell and Ben. to greet the guests.

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Only too happy to take a break from power skating were these young club hockey play-
ers: (from left) Kevin Gurniak, Aaron Hufsmith, Taylor Stefishen, Curtis Tonello and

Patrick Rogan.

There’s more to the North Shore Winter Cl
than ice sports. Over in the tennis facility
Canadian professional Grant Connell was
putting Rishan Kuruppu through his paces.
Club member Kuruppu is ranked as Canada’s
number three junior.

Six-year-oid Kathieen Regan
impressed the heck out of Bright
Lights with her slap shot.

Look up as you walk irito the lobby
and you'll see a brand new sculpture
on foan to the club. Look closer and
you'll see it contains Karen
Magnussen's skate blades.

Having fun with the Foosball table were young
Connor Nelson and Breaunna Hokanson.

Who better to give (left to right) Chris Winter, Andrew Winter and
Bobby Sherlock their first curling iesson than world champion and
Olympic gold medalist Linda Moore.