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Whether he’s just taken a tumble or merely stopping for a rest isn’t clear, but 4-year-old Adolf Cartis of Elgin Mills Road seems in cheerful spirits about being on the ice for a break in the skating Well into her routine. Sharon Lewis of Wenlock Avenue shows good form here during a recent practice session with Richmond Hill Hil/ ska ters: RICHMOND HILL â€" Membership in the Richmond Hill Figure Skating Club is down considerably from previous years, but the enthusiasm of its participants remains high as ever. Not only that. There‘s even an advantage to the current registration total of 182, as compared to a high of 400 in more crowded times. one thing, the club’s five professionals have a lot more time to spend with each member, in both public and private lessons. r n r- ‘ still plenty enough skaters to allow for the usual round-up of club and interâ€"club competmons, fun nights and similar events. u “But I‘m not saying we wouldn’t welcome new members," comments club president Norah Putnam. “There’s plenty of room left.” Flight of fancy He deserves a break Figure Skating Club. Sharon is one of the club’s senior members. action. He is a junior member of the skating club, shown here during one of the juniors’ skating periods. comnmmty news The membership has been falling, but fun, enthusiasm remain high Eihtral Wednesday, December 8, 1976 Section C He apparently has some way to go before mastering the art, but then this was only the second time on skates for Robert Asquith of Looking as though she might be looking to her instructor for a word of advice is Jennifer Gerritse, 8, of Baker Avenue. She’s one of the 182 young skaters registered with Richmond Hill Figure Skating Club this year. After the fall Awaiting instructions Photos by Bruce Hogg Springhead Garden. Richmond Hill. And he's got a few years ahead of himâ€"Robert's only two years old.