HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1998-03-04, Page 19Exeter Bridal Show
Cold comfort. Crediton's Teena Lamport gets close to an Iceculture sculpture of a dolphin
at the Exeter Bridal Show at South Huron Rec Centre on Monday. The show, sponsored by
Hensall's Iceculture, featured over 30 businesses interested in helping area couples plan
and enhance their weddings. Those wanting to see more of what Iceculture can do can•do
so at their ice sculpture showcase on March 7-8 from noon -5 p.m. For more information and
directions, -call 1-888-251-9967. Lamport and fiancee Shannon Houston will tie the knot on
June 20.
Going in style. Married couple to be Jeff (Itch, left, and Kar-
en Coleman are .shown what their ride after their wedding
vould be like by A Top Limo's Art Hunking at the Exeter Bri-
dal Show at South Huron Rec Centre on Monday. Hunking's
wife, Judy, bought the limo company from its previous own-
er
wner in Ancaster and relocated it in Exeter. She hopes -to add
to. its fleet of one. Over 30 businesses that enhance wed-
dings were represented at the show sponsored by Hen-
sall's Iceculture Inc. By the way...Ulch and Coleman's big
day is Oct. 17.
Crediton UC plans second
time and talent auction
CREDi'I'ON - The place to he on
the evening of April 3 is the
Stephen Central School gymnasi-
um..
That's the night the second "time
and talent" auction sponsored by
the Crediton United Church con-
gregation will he held. Auctioneers
Bob Heywood and Jack Riddell
will he on'hand to take your kids on
articles and services which will
prohahly exceed 200. Delton
Finkheincr will record the winning
bids
in a similar event held in the
spring of 1996, some of the ser-
vices included rental of a summer
cottage'for a week. a dinner party.
decorating hours, snow removal•
lawn and garden care and theatre
lickets.'This time around. horse rid-
ing lessons will he included.
Actual mcrehandisc will prohahly
range from a quarter of heel to
quilts. afghans and numerous quilt-
ed articles along with a number of
wooden crafted articles. A replica
of. the present United Church build-
ing in Crediton is being prepared in
the forst of a bird house. Don't
miss bidding on this very special
donation.
in additon to the sale there wilily
a'food booth with free cof fee. a
hake table with home -cooked bak-
ing by excellent cooks and free
hahy silting.
If you have any questions in
Lucan
Community Centre
Bingo
Wed. March 4
Bingo starts 7:30 p.m.
Regular Game
$1000
Jackpot Game
52 calls or less 5900 bonus
Total prizes $3000
Due to the licence regulations,
no one under 18 allowed to play
Licence #537495
regards to donating or attending the
auction sale please feel free to call
Dort Finkheincr at 234-6278 or
Dianne Finkheincr at 238-2670. All
proceeds will go to support church
projects.
Make it a date for April 3.
Viewing of the many articles will
begin at 6:30 p.m. with the auction
getting underway an hour later.
Come and join in for un evening of.
fun and entertainment.
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Times -Advocate, March 4, 1998
Happy retirement!
Lagt delivery. Shirley Kipfer congratulated Donna Re-
stemeyer of the Dashwood Post Office on her retirement
after 40 years with Canada Post. Kipfer's father Earl was
the postmaster when Restemeyer began her postal ca-
reer in 1958. A steady stream of customers and col-
leagues visited the post office Friday afternoon for Re-
stemeyer's last day. Happy retirement Donna!
Stroll down memory
lane at Wingham Theatre
WINGHAM - Roll hack the years and let the Mantini Sisters recapture
the sounds of the star trios from yesterday.. Groups like the MaGuire Sis-
ters, The -Shirelles, The Dixie Cups, The Chordettes and the Chiffons are
all stylized by this 'impressive singing family.
- Originally from Niagara -on -the -Lake. the Mantinis have done a vast ar-
ray of engagements as a trio and as individual performers. They've all
worked in musical theatre across Canada and their accomplishments arc
many and varied. -
Sandra was nominated for an ACTRA award for her role in Singin' and
Dancin' Tonight. Barbara has done voices for animated cartoons like Ba -
bar. The Movie, Little Rosey and Rupert and Ann played Dianna Barry in
Anne of Green Gables with Gordon Pincent and Barbara Hamilton.
The Mantini Sisters are three classy ladies and are each a soloist in her
own right, with quite a distinctive voice. yet- when they sing as a trio in
harmony there is a blend that Only conies with genetic sharing. -
They will take a walk down memory lane with impressions of Connie
Francis, Brenda Lee. Petula Clark. Teresa Brewer, Dionne Warwick, Kar-
en Carpenter and Diana Ross. "We don't aini for a slavish imitation of
these people".said Sandra Mantini. "We prefer to he ourselves and dei our
version of their arrangements. --
The show is called "Moments to Remember" at the Wingham Heritage
Theatre. Friday, March 13 at 8 p.m. The Mantinis bring their own special
touch to old favorites. You won't want to Miss this show as these girls
create an aura of pure enjoyment while you stroll down memory lane.
MANAGING YOUR DIABETES
Practical & Helpful Classes
4 short 2 hour sessions
Dates: Wed. March 18, 25
and April 1, 8
Time: 8:45 a.m. -11 p.m.
Where: South Huron
Hospital Exeter
Fee: 525.00
To register call
Dawn McGuffln-Town R.D.,
235-2700, ext. 239
Dance Hall
9 p m tam
349-2678
Una Dancers Welcome
Fri., March 6
Country Boys
Sat., March 7
Sunrise
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YOU
LOOK
GREAT
FOR A
20
YEAR
OLD
TIMES
THREE
Love family
and friends
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Ladies Auxiliary
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Full card $500.
130-150 Persons $750
Over 150 $1000
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IIS GOD IREAL?
Katharina Bastian
of Peterborough,
Ontario knows!!
Atage 18she l<
had a liver trans-
plant. In June
1997, at age 25
while touring
Europe, she was
stricken with can-
cer that ravaged
her body in a matter of days. After
complete kidney failure, she was
given up for dead• but was revived
and eventually returned to London,
Ont. She spent 3-1/2 months under-
going treatment only for the doctors
to say no hope".
Hear Katharina's remarkable
testimony and see for yourself...
'GOD IS REAL"
CENTRALIA FAITH
TABERNACLE
SUN. MAR. 8
11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
Pastor Bob Degraw 228-6839
Pastor Brendon Pizzati
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