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Carley Berry (left) and Brittany Dunbar are opening and closing soloists in the 44th bi-annual Stouffville Skating Club’s Ice Revue May 9 and 10. BY ALYSHIA HIGGINS Two local skaters will shine at this yeai’s ice show. Carley Berry and Brittany Dun- bar are this year’s opening and closing soloists Both girls are mul- tiple gold-level skaters, and have been skating since age 2. For the first time, guest skaters will not be in the show. Instead, skaters from only the club will showcase their talents. The 44th bi-annual Stouffville Skating Club's Ice Revue takes place May 9 and 10. This year’s theme is Skater’s Choice Awardsand features music from Hannah Montana, Hairspray, and Dirty Dancing. Registration started early this year and skaters of all ages and Local talent taking centre ice MULTl-LEVEL GOLD SKATERS STARRING IN STOUFFVILLE CLUB’S 44TH ICE SHOW SUN-TRIBUNE PEOPLE abilities are taking to the ice to get ready, coâ€"chairperson Sheila Dunbar said. About 120 skaters have regis- tered for the event, which is averâ€" age for the show. V While Brittany has been the opening soloist in a previous ice show, this is Carley’s first time. “I was kind of surprised when I found out I had got the solo," Car- ley said. “I was really happy, but I didn't think I would get it.” Brittany said this time around. she's a little nervous being of the last performances of the s_how. “It’s the last thing péople are going to see, so there's more pres- sure to do a good job," she said. “I’m really excited, though." Despite being nervous, Brittany . WW, Women’s Fashions, Footwear and Accessories... ‘I‘ A and Carley are confident this show will be the best yet. “It’s going to be a really good show," Carley said. “I think it'll be more fun for us too." “(The show) is geared toward all ages and there's a lot of extras,” Brittany said, adding she and fel- low skaters will sport hair pieces. New lighting will be used to make the show more exciting, she said. Both girls have different opin- ions as to what the best part of the show is for them. “Dress rehearsal is a lot of fun because of the pictures," said Car- ley, who added the photographer always makes the skaters laugh. “The first show is the most exciting (part) for me,” Brittany said. “It's so exciting." Dunbar added the platinum sponsors assist with making the show possible, some of which include Todd Brothers Contract- ing, Headlines Salon and Spa, Lions Club of Stouffville, Asset Engineering, Boston Pizza, CIBC, Butler Storage Trailer Rentals, But- ler Disposal and Recycling and the Stouflville Sun-"li‘ibune. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for seniors and children younger than 1 2. They can ‘be purchased in advance by calling 905-640-4024 or on the day of the show. Anyone with questions about the show can call Sheila Dunbar at 905-640-8643 or Theresa Carr at 905-640-7965. PHOTO/ALYSHIA HIGGINS WSW-Wm. Thursday, May I, 2008 Your blood ls needed at Latcham Hall Friday Whitchurch-Stouffville News Digest Your help is needed to make Friday’s blood donor clinic at Lath Hall a success. The clinic is hosted by the Stouffville Lions Club from 1:30 to 7:30 p.m. Latcham Hall is at 8 Park Dr. S. in Stouffville. ' For more information, visit bloodservices.ca Doors set to open again at points of interest Some normally closed doors are being opened to you again. The pOpulaI Doors Open event takes place June 7 from 10 am. to 4 pm. Twelve buildings will be on display, including the Whitchurchâ€"Stouffville Muse- um, clock tower, Lionel’s Farm and Schell Lumber Countly Depot. To book an appointment, call 1 -888-236-6283. Last year, the event did not happen due to repetition in the sites and the need to give businesses a break, said Krista Rauchenstein, program coordi- nator for the museum. “It's a great way to get the community out and getting them to see things they wouldn’t normally see,” she added. Doors Open occurs province- wide and has become an annual event in other countries, as well. Have something to say about these or other stories? E-mail us at jmason®yrmg.com The purpose is to not only showcase a town's heritage through buildings and business- es, but also offer you a different experience. For more information on the local event including a complete list of sites that will open, go to doorsopenwsca Wsit yorkregion. com for more on these and other stories SOUND BFF