Helping hand Members of CUPE local 401 $250 donated to the International Co-op students trip to Nepal to build an irrigation system. Timberline principal Kevin Harrison (left) was on hand when CUPE member Diane Bell (blue jacket) presented the cheque to student travelers Chantey Ross (blonde hair) and Amanda Lowe and Co-op teacher Barb Izard.

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Members of CUPE local 401 $250 donated to the International Co-op students trip to Nepal to build an irrigation system. Timberline principal Kevin Harrison (left) was on hand when CUPE member Diane Bell (blue jacket) presented the cheque to student travelers Chantey Ross (blonde hair) and Amanda Lowe and Co-op teacher Barb Izard.

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