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Albo, co- owner of the Fort Garry Hotel, is the chairwoman of the Guardian Angels committee, a group that raises funds for the Cancer- Care Manitoba Foundation. This year, the group decided affluent Winnipeggers could use a break from attending expensive fundraising dinners. So when committee member Sandra Lorange came up with the idea of hosting a high tea, the tea party was born. But to have a tea party for 1,500, you need 1,500 tea cups. And the effort to collect them could use a little more help, Lorange said Monday. In June, Free Press columnist Lindor Reynolds set the donations rolling in a column about the tea party and the appeal for donations. Ironically, it ran was just weeks before Reynolds was diagnosed with cancer and wrote her column, " I'll miss you while I'm fighting monsters.'' Lorange said the column touched a tender chord with people. " The story resonated with everybody," Lorange said. This week, Lorange is reminding people once more to drop off their cherished china cups and saucers at Safeway Stores. Pink polka- dot boxes are still waiting and they'll be there until Aug. 20. As with the initial appeal, donors are asked to write a note explaining the significance of the cups. In a phone interview, Lorange said teacups have been arriving from throughout` Manitoba. One carefully wrapped box arrived from North Bay, Ont., sent by a former Winnipegger who'd read Reynolds' column. Many said the donations were gifts or heirlooms handed down from earlier generations. Each came packed with memories about the solace and the warmth of sharing a cup of tea. With one cup, for instance, came a story about a fall, a broken leg and a cup of tea from a woman who recalled her mother took a bad fall down the stairs and broke her leg but told her daughter to hold off before calling an ambulance or driving her to the emergency room. " Get me a cup of tea before we go to the hospital," Lorange recalled from the letter tucked into the teacup. " There are a lot of heartfelt stories ( like that)," Lorange said. She said many believed their parents would be proud of them for offering their cups for such a worthy cause. The committee hosting the tea party has also decided what they'll do with the teacups: Everybody will be sent home with one. Donations of complete sets will be auctioned off in what's been promised to be the biggest rainbow auction Manitoba has ever seen. Organizers hope to raise $ 400,000 for women's cancer programs. Tickets are $ 150 each or $ 2,000 for a table. alexandra. paul@ freepress. mb. ca By Alexandra Paul Lindor Reynolds WILL RETURN CANADA POST SALES AGREEMENT NO. 0563595 Recycled newsprint is used in the production of the newspaper. Please recycle. Tea for two? How about for 1,500? Giant party will raise funds for CancerCare JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Sandra Lorange, a Guardian Angels committee member, shows off some of the donated teacups for an upcoming CancerCare fundraiser. CIVIL servants and health care workers need not fear for their paycheques. Emergency legislation to let the province pay its bills received royal assent in the Manitoba Legislature on Monday. Bill 48 was made necessary after the provincial Conservatives held up passage of the Selinger government's budget implementation legislation over their opposition to the one percentage point increase in the PST. The bill received third reading on Thursday, but royal assent was held up until Monday. - staff Emergency- funds bill gets royal assent A_ 02_ Jul- 30- 13_ FP_ 01. indd A2 7/ 29/ 13 11: 47: 51 PM ;