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A20 - Wednesday, December 2, 1981 - North Shore News

Teachers and students of
Hamilton Jr. secondary

school have come up with a .
home-made way to. beat the.

budget crunch in education:
They are’ converting the
school into a combination
flea market, crafts fair and
carnival on “Saturday,
,December 5, just in time for
Christmas shopping. It
seems a timely idea, using
the already-present facilities
in a new and creative way to
generate funds for field trips
and other events in the new

year.
Teacher Graham Ed-
wards, of the

organizer

‘ GRADE TWELVE woodworking class 3 at : Windsor ‘Gecondary: ‘school bridged the
‘generation gap | between themselves and Seymour Heights preschoolers with five new
‘tables, two. science. ‘units,.boot: and clothing racks and a large unit for the dramatic
play:.area, ‘which they had made. A, thank-you party with apple punch and home
baked snacks was hosted by the four-year old class. (Ian Smith photo)

, la ing fun raising funds

event, put it this way: “We
want to make learning a little
bit of fun for our kids, but
for that we need money. And
since no one is offering at
the moment, we decided to

“make itourselves.”
~ This ‘profit motive means ©

good value for the shopper;
teachers and students have
assembled an amazing array
of merchandise, including
books, records, kitchen
supplies and linen, games
and toys, clothing, furniture
and appliances, plants,
Christmas supplies, Indian
crafts, the list goes on and
on.

You will also be able to
complement your. shopping
with a little entertainment,

‘as the carnival atmosphere

includes games, an auction,
bingo, raffles, a salmon
barbecue, and many other
fun events. They want to
encourage whole families to
attend — ample day-care
facilities are available — to
pick up on the values and get
into the Christmas spirit on
the right foot.

Oh yes, and you can win a
1981 Dodge Colt ... with
only 2,000 tickets for the
draw being sold, you may be
the odds-on favourite.

BC Rail honors North Van employees

Hedley Buffrey and Lou
Springer
couver were among those
honoured by B.C. Rail at
long service and
retirement dinners held on
the railway’s two business
cars in the North Vancouver

of North Van-—

terminal on November 25
and 26.

The Railway's President,
Mac Norris, offered thanks
and congratulations for
distinguished service to the
Railway, and presented Mr.
Springer with a pin in

recognition of his thirty
years of service.
Springer is presently

employed as a conductor,
and Buffrey recently retired
from a position as BCR's
Safety Officer after a career
which spanned 26 yéars.

N. Van man wins seniors’ lottery

William R. White of 353
East 13th Street, North
Vancouver, is the winner of
the $1,000 Seniors’ Lottery
prize, drawn November 24.

Proceeds from the lottery
help seniors all over British
Columbia.:_

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