May 19/98

llege teas off

North Shore Charitable Foundation.

“We really have to thank Gail for her
leadership and her imagination,” says Lana
Robinson, Capilano College Foundation
director. “As a member of the Special Projects
Committee responsible for the CommuniTea
project, she brought in more than 100 people to
support the foundations.”

The room was beautifully decorated with
costumes and other Alice in Wonderland items
borrowed by Gail from the VancouverArts Club.
Hats were optional, but many people got into
the spirit of fun and donned a special bonnet
for the occasion. Prizes were awarded to
instructor Karin Lind and library assistant
Karen Waugh for their beautiful and unique
tea cups.

The CommuniTea project will run until June.

Stepping back in time, from left: ABT clerk typist, Faye Ulker, international
a. ‘ i student counsellor, Ethelyn Mcinnes-Rankin, and Anthropology and Women’s
If anyone is interested in hosting a tea, please ~—_ Studies instructor, Karin Lind, who is drinking from her grandmother’s Irish
contact Lana at local 1765. Belleek china tea cup.

Proof that College
Relations isn’t always
serious business: at
right, program
marketing supervisor,
David DeMuynck, and
former marketing
assistant, Judi
Fletcher.

or four

Weberg, Registration officer, Barry Williamson,
1s, Judi Fletcher, and secretary to John Potts,

At left, mad hatter George
Modenesi, reference services
librarian coordinator, steps
through the looking glass.