12 —- Sunday, October 27, 1946 --- North Shore News

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¢— Ann
Mamilion

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tor tomorrow "On tand tor the event sere lamanaries.
polituaains, private and corpora business peaple and the
media movers and shakers interested wi en cnsaghurcd
and luiniaatm Shakedown read

bright
linlits

MEETINGS... Michelle
McBride, Kati Hegyes
and Rebecca Chau, left to
right, convene in the
entrance way.

NEWS photos Ann Hamilton

POLL MASTER... West Vancouver's Angus
Reid, chairman and chief executive officer of
the Angus Reid Group, autographs his newly
published book titled Shakedown — pub-
lished by Doubleday.

MIX AND MINGLE... Jennie Hill, Perry Goldsmith and
Tanya Hamilton enjoy a chat.

TOGETHER TIME.. Andrew Reid (pollster/con-

sultanVauthor Angus Reid’s son) relaxes with
girlfriend Sarah Rezac at the book launch.

LIBERALLY SPEAK-
ING... B.C. Leader of:
the Opposition Gordon
Campbell joins _ the.
croup.

NEWS MAKERS... UTV ENG camera-
man Gary Tapp and reporter Alan
Carter seek Angus Reid for a televisiort
interview.

REID RECEP-
TION... Angus
Reid Group
receptionist
Pallyanna Ward
(right) says hello.

SCRIBE ARRIVES...
Writer Gordon
Gibson (left) heads
for the reception with
his copy of
Shakedown.

CELLULAR SCENE
.. Bruce Cameron,
who heads up the
Angus Reid Alberta
operation, makes a
connection.

Harvest Ly
Project

fétes

friends

CHEERS AND CON-
GRATSI... Doubleday repre-
sentative Robert Mackwood
makes a toast to Angus Reid.

NEWS photos Paul McGrath

VIVACIOUS VOLUNTEERS... Pam
Silvey (left) and Britt Sundberg greet
guests at the Harvest Projects West
Esplanade community kitchen.

COFFEE MATES... Gwen Jacquot (left) and
Rachel Mentzos of the Esplanade Starbucks
pour the java.

FOSTERING FRIENDSHIP... Harvest

Project founder David Foster (left) HARVEST HELPER... Volunteer

chats with Daniel Jarvis, Liberal MLA
for North Vancouver Seymeur.
pike fe¢ .

Larry Lisenchuk (right) served up
a luscious [ruit plate for the guests.