40 — Wedresday, Aprit 15, 1998 — North Shore News

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TEA was the thing ar the recent Jaunch of the first-ever
CommuniTEA Party held in the Beach House at Dandarave
Pier. Andit's the hope of tea party organizers that the hot brew
— whether orange pekoc, Earl Grey, Oolong, Lapsang
Souchong or Darjecling — will continue to pour ceross the
North Shore, af in the name of charity. That's because the
ConmuniTEA Party, which began with eight: guests, is
designed as sort of a “chain letter” tea party — those eight will
each host a party and then their guests will cach fiost 2 party,
and so on, and so on... With cach guest donating 510, there is
caeormous potential co raise funds for the four causes: the North
Shore Charitable Foundation, the Lions Gate Hospital
Foundation, the Capilano College Foundation and the West
Vancouver Memorial Library Foundation. So have a cuppa’ —
and don't break the chain!

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LIGHTS oe)
Charity campaign suits North Shore to a tea

Capilano College presi-
dent Greg Lee thanks all
for supponing the North
Shore Charitable Four-
dation.

RIGHT

West Vancouver Memoria! Library would be
nothing without the hard work of Barb Cupit
(ieft), Anne Goodhart (centre) and David
MacDonald. Monies raised from this event will
go to sponsor, among other things, literacy.

NEWS phows Terry Peters

Christine Craft has her hands full
as she serves up a smile for the
camera.

Barbara Oates (left), Lori
Phillips (centre), and
Julie Prescott are
pleased to be lending their
support to the tea party
fund.

Mary Segal (left) of the Lionsview Senior's Planning
Society and Naomi Yamamoto smile as they sip their
tea. Soon they will host their own tea party.

Simmie Hui (left), John Harvey (centre) and Jenny Tsang
mingle with the other tea party guests.

A smiling Jane Thomp-
son of the North Shore
Charitable Foundation is
enjoying the afternoon.

Lion's Gate Hospital's
Sheliah Grant is a strong
supporter of community
health programs.

West Vancouver Mayor Pat Boname (left) and North
Vancouver City Mayor Jack Loucks each invited eight
guests to the event. The guests now must host their own
tea party and keep the ball rotting.

Ken Brooks, managing oartner of the Beach House,
helps Shana Korotash serve the tea.

Delia Bortingnon is
happy to be helping with
such a worthwhile cause.

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Diane Lund of Creative
Wonders gets into the spir-
ii of things with her teapot

Alice Bacon (left) and Sheila Jones share some con-
earrings.

Pauline Hail (left) and Gwen Murchie of Murchie's i .
versation. Soon their own tea party planning will begin.

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