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Angel Fund Mother’s Day Tea- May 1st, 2011

Posted by Crout On March - 8 - 2011

Pink Cosmos with yellow centres, originally uploaded by John Guy2010.

Join the Angel Fund, Sunday,  May 1st at the Cupids Legacy Centre for their Annual Mother’s Day Tea. Sunday, May 1st (the weekend BEFORE Mother’s Day) for what should be another great way to honour special women in our lives. What better time to spend with the “girls”, in a celebration of mothers, sisters, aunts, grandmothers?
BFFs
2010 Mother’s Day Tea

Tea, sandwiches, sweets, entertainment, raffle items, door prizes, and some surprises along the way!

Tickets $10 on sale in April.

Pretty in Pink!
Photo from 2010 Angel Fund Mother’s Day Tea

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