RIGHT LIGHTs————————-—

in ‘construction zone’

Joanne MacKinnon (left) and Julie Park we .
put on a smile as they said hello to all the : an -
Raffle tickets anyone? Leslie and Charlie

Katie Mitcineli (back left) and Kate Butler (back right) were busy preparing some food
Winch were in charge of the cash at the

along with Martina Bernath (front left) and Catherine Kennedy.

NO one ever has enough money these days. But for schools,
raising cash can be especially tough. Still, Handsworth’s parents
and friends are hard at it as a new science lab and new science
equipment is top of the shepping list. Provincial grant money
only goes so far, so now the gang at Handsworth is taking it
upon themselves to raise the $250,000 they need to purchase
the new gear. On Saturday, Nov. 6, the school held a special
fundraising Construction Zone Party complete with live auc-
tion, muste, food and tun. Handsworth’s impressive jazz band
was there and there were lots of prizes and goodies to keep the
crowd happy. Congratulations, everyore, on a job well done.

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Things wera hot in the kitchen as Claire
Poliqui:a (back), Sean Campbelf (mid-
dia) and David Gaurlet took care of some
spicy wings.

Sephie Wong (left), Aysha Dhala (cen-
tre) and Lindsay Bailey are all part of
Handsworth’s impressive stage band. if
jazz is your thing, you've got to hear this

Music director Bob

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Teny Scott will talk you
out of your money is
you're not careful. His auc-
tioneering skills were
much appreciated.

Rebagiliati sure knows his
stuff. His speciai talents are
legendary on the North
Shore, and his students are
lucky to have him around.

Grace “the decorator”
Kennedy worked very
hard to turn the gymnasi-
um into a party construc-
tion zone. She wore her
hardhat to celebrate.

Helena Jehnichen is an excellent event
planner. Her special goodies come very’ ©
highly recommended and are absolutely —
delicious.

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Principal Terry Shaw (centre) was happy to have vice
principal Mark Jefferson (right) and teacher Ray
Bednaruk on hand to help with the event.

connie a Emcee Norman Mould and Kerry
Karram: were all dressed up as part of the
theme. Hardhats were the rute this

evening.

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