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NEWS photos Catherine Barr

Principal Gerry Jang (left) used to be a Grade 4 teacher at the school. She taught stu-
dent Trish Clay (right) who now, as an adult. teaches Grade 6 at St. Anthony's.

Father John McCarthy
said his favourite part of
school was recess, but
now he enjoys seeing the
kids fearn and grow.

“It's a wonderful response
for our first fundraiser for
the new school,” said
Father Tim McCarthy. He
shares duties at the parish
with the other Father
McCarthy (no relation).

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Teacher Emily Skarlicki (left) and parent Alexandra
Estey are two very talented ladies. They hand-painted
these plates especially for the silent auction.

eA NEES AS. sas:
These parents are new to the school and look forward to

the future. From left: Brook Clements, his wife Juanita
and Clive Jones.

Both Eleanor Molloy (left) and Gillian Wright (right)
are “past parents.” This night they came out to help
auctioneer Gord Macdonald (centre) raise funds for
the new school.

BRIGHT LIGHTS
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Mc Dan Howe was busy
doing his thing at the
microphone. Watch out
Letterman.

Siobhan O'Connell
donated some fine wine
for the silent auction. Her
boys, Daniel and Kevin,
both attend the school.

Marty Morzison, — of
Morrison Dom Ltd., came
along with friends to enjoy
an evening out and to lend
his support.

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Duilding funds

ST ANTHONY'S clementary schooi mnt making the vrade
these dave. Bur while the old 1958 building may nec be up te
new millennium standards, the people behind it are. Last
Satorday, parents, alumi and triends gathered toyether at the
North Shore Conference Centre to celebrate the school’s great
history and dedication ta academic achievement. Raising tunds
far anew school was the goal and rumour has it thes are well

way with a hefty $1 million in donations. The din-
ner/danee was a avoto kick off the campaign.
Congratuiations to evervone involved.

riting to Bright Liqhts
O8S-2104 or e-mail

Greeting guests at the door was volunteer/parent Jennie
Frizzo (left) and mobile music man Frank Gordo who
supplied the “Sound Fantasy” sound system for the night.

all still very much involved.

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