24 — Wednesday, May 6. 1998 — North Shore News

Tea parties brewing
for N. Shore charitie

ALL across the North Shore, commuri- lows through with ates party, the even will raise
minded folks are having a cuppa. $400,006 tor its tour beneticnines: Capdano Collere
Founder, Lions Gate Hospital Foundation,
e Communtlea Party, now in its toarth week, nord Tebrars Foundaron and Nerth Shore
P thie large-scale 0 Chantaite botiadanen,

xendally inveine 40,000 te r Tpvou are invaed toatea party, eo and hyve nin,

sav the organizers
‘Then within a week, have vour te ve collect
donauons and sufminthens in the tory ora cheque.
of Apnl 7 have hosted their own tea parties. F roan avon, call the iga parm nod t

guests will then hos And soon,

est contributes $]0. If cers guest tol ~ Lavne Christen

NEWS photo Terry Peters

North Shore News promotions manager Trixi Agrios (second from right) and
human resources manager Cee Dhaliwal (right) co-host a NewsworTEA
painting party at Crankpots. Left to right: guests Val Stephenson, Layne
Christensen, Salma Mitha and Elaine Mylett display their results.

NEWS photo Brad Lecwidge NEWS photo Brad Ledwidge NEWS photo Grad Ledwidge
Admissions and registrations officer Barry David DeMuynck proffers a tray of Gail Owen (left) of the Capilano College Foundation, with Wendy Weberg,
Williamson attends the college tea. tasty treats at the Mad Hatter tea. hosts the Mad Hatter Tea Party at the college April 23.

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