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TERRACE BAY NEWS MARCH 26, 1970 Lakehead School of Hockey cost drop $5.00 a week. n fit. Gary Veneruzzo, who play- ed with the St. Louis Blues Special Group Rates 4 Five players from any team or community sees the Six players and over drops r player. Power Skating Power skating is Proving popular in all the major hockey Schools and officials of the Lakehead School of Hockey felt this addition would be of great bene- } the cost $10.00 a week pe Course 2 weeks duration Joe Szura, of the Oakland} Seals of the NHL. % CLASSES JULY 20th - AUGUST 29th - THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO Rates 950.00 mer weet ANNUAL ICE FROLICS PRESENTED Ice Frolics of 1970, produced and directed by Miss Elizabeth Hayes, Club Professional, was again a highlight of the Winter Season in Terrace Bay. From the tiniest tots, who endeared themselves to all as they performed, to the most experienced skaters, it | was a most enjoyable show. The first number on the program portrayed the Age of Aquarius, with Alice Stuart, Rosemary Pattison, Anita Stuart, Linda Dejonghe, Darlene Suo, Joan Belliveau, Carla Calder, Debbie Opas, Jackie Turner Bev Legault and Cecile Stuart starting off with a lively scene. Then the scene changed to different countries around the world, starting with Hawaii, represented by some of the younger members of the troup: Lori Schritt, Brenda Cornfield, Rosalind Calder, Valerie Stortini, Kelly McKie, Cathy Adey, Carol Fink and Lynn Cor- mier. Lark Elsey, of the Port Arthur Figure Skating Club was the first guest artist to appear. Norma Phillips and Chery! Dejonghe did a duet representing Switzerland. Cecile Stuart portrayed a Spanish Senorita solo. Some of the smaller girls took us to Arabia. Dress- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE: - LAKEHEAD SCHOOL OF HOCKEY, feu). Box 522, Station "F", THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO "The School With The Personal Tosch" ENROLLMENT 1S LIMITED APPLY EARLY! Age Limit: 7 - 20 Years ed in long green sheer Harem trousers with red tops, these girls made it an interesting trip. They were Laura Caccamo, Carolyn Vanderkam, Elaine Bacon, | Jenny Dorman, Delena Almos, Georgina Caldwell, Louise Desrosiers, Jody McKie, Carla Crockford, Isle Smith. The Martians were Norma Phillips, Cheryl Dejonghe, Diane Jones and Leslie Josus. Anita Stuart did a solo as the Lady from Mars. After intermission, the theme was Landing on the Moon, with Alice and Anita Stuart as Astronauts, Moon Men: Carla Calder, Debbie Opas, Jackie Turner, Joan Belliveau, Rosemary Pattison and Sharon Bougie. Moon Maiden was Linda Dejonghe, who is a very graceful skater. Moon Maids were Cathy Osmar, Carol Ann Osmar, Linda Fink, Lesley Adey, Ann Crockford and Michelle Salesse. Moon- beam solo: Debbie Opas. Guest Skaters, Faith and Lark Elsey again pleased the audience with their appearance. Carla Calder portrayed a Handmaiden and Rose- mary Pattison, the Lady on the Moon. Moon People: Darlene Suo, Linda Thorpe, Debbie Kujbida, Nora Mikus, Jane Ann Doyle, Debbie Opas, Linda Dejonghe, - cont'd pane F si iis