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14 - Wednesday, August 10, 1988 - North Shore News

THE NORTH Shore News sundae-making (eam puts the finishing
touches to its ice cream creation. The team -— all employees of the
News editorial department — purticipated in a media sundae-making
contest Saturday at Lonsdale Quay to raise funds for the Variety
Club, Pictured are (left to right) Dean Cummer, Lyon Sackville and
Michael Becker.

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THE NORTH Shore News team
whipped up a storm and won a
third-place finish in Swensen’s
Summer Saturday Sun-
dae-Building Contest at Lonsdale
Quay Saturday.

Despite creating an ice-cream
sundae masterpiece of a tropical
island complete with miniature
palm trees, flowers, sunbathers
and ocean, al] created out of edi-
ble items, the News was surpassed
by winner CKKS-FM and The
Western News, both of Van-
couver.

““We were proud of our effort,”
said News team spokesperson, of-
ficial) whipped-cream applicator
and editorial assistant Lynn
Sackville. ‘‘It looked good
enough to eat.’’ Reporter Michael
Becker and page designer Dean
Cummer completed the News team
of three.

The CKKS-FM team topped the
eight competing media squads
with its ice cream rendering of

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DJ Doc Harris, while the
Western News impressed the
judges with a Spanish galleon
scene.

Co-sponsored by the Variety
Club of British Columbia and
Swensen’s Restaurants, the contest
was a fund-raiser and an
awareness-builder for the Variety
Club charity.

“We got the visibility, and we're

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delighted with that,’’ Variety Club
publicist Shirley McCall said of
the event, at which donations were
being accepted. ‘‘We were able to
let more people know about the
Variety Club and what we're
about.”

The sundae-building contest is
expected to return bigger and bet-
ter next year.

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