Handsworth Golf

ONE of the best things about living on the west coast is the opportunity to play golf practically all year long. Thanks to the great weather this fall, the Handsworth Golf Tournament, which was held up in Squamish on October 14, was a big success. Most of the credit however goes to the school's caring parents and students. They worked hard and volunteered their time to help raise funds for the school. The new renovations are now complete and everyone involved deserves a big round of applause.

	They keep saying they're rookies, but don't you believe it. A big thanks to my golfing partners Mimi Hudson (from left) Ruth Brodie and Sue Bauman.
	Handing out cookies at the Craftsman Collision hole was Grade 12 students Adrienne Longhurst (left) and Katrina Bjornson.
	Selling 50/50 draw tickets and earning some P.E. credits at the same time was students Sam Moradian (left) and Steve Martin.
	There just might be another Tiger Woods among these Grade 10 boys. From left: Stu Smith, Dan Shouldice, Dan Pangman and Brayden Cook.
	They're parents and event organizers. From left: Bob Johnson, Terry Pangman, Mike Demens and Bob Shouldice.
	Brother and sisters, nieces and daughters. It was a true family affair. From left: Julie Cassidy, Kelly Scott, Brooke Scott and friend Karla Stojkovich.
	They're a "fair-way" foursome for sure. From left: John Brodie, Bob Bauman, Jim Hudson and David Hobbs.
	Peter Makelke (left) and Brad Marchant both have kids who attend Handsworth. They finished their round four under par.
	The prize table was looking good thanks to Michelle Hack (from left), Jennifer Hamill and Linda Bonnell.
	Handsworth students Daniel Brown (left) and Chris Lockerby sat and relaxed in the lounge after their rounds.
	The Roos family are all golfers and they made a great team. From left: dad Albert, son Nick, mom Roz and daughter Adrienne.
	They called themselves the "Golfing Princesses". From left: teacher Bonnie Walton, organizer Barb Scobie, Joanne Cant and Judy Mould.
	Principal Terry Shaw, seen here with Heather McTaggart, drove up afterwards to join everyone for dinner and awards.

Because the larger photos take up so much memory, I have not posted them here. If you want a copy of one of these larger photos, please feel free to email me at cbarr@westvancouver.com

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