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Princess Tea at Tideview Terrace
by John DeMings/Digby CourierView all articles from John DeMings/Digby Courier
Article online since August 7th 2008, 14:36
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Princess Kelly Thompson offers sandwiches to Regina Ruggles. At left is Roberta Potter, while Lorena Trask talks with a Tideview Terrace staff member. At back is Princess Chaylene Sarty. John DeMings photo
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Princess Tea at Tideview Terrace
Today’s Princess Tea was the first public appearance of the seven girls vying for the title of Scallop Queen 2008, and they served tea to residents of Tideview along with visitors. A brief introduction also gave the princesses an opportunity to offer an impromptu question.
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