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4 THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2006 Easter Sunrise Service Sunday, April 16th at 7am Churchill Community Church All are invited A pancake breakfast will be served following the service No charge for breakfast -a free will offering Plenty of time to worship your own church! Several local Clergy participating and the Easter Brass will be playing! Valid for new bookings only. Flights from Toronto via Air Transat or WestJet. Package prices are per person, based on double occupancy in lowest room category unless otherwise stated. Prices subject to availability at time of booking and subject to change without notice. Sale may be withdrawn without notice. Taxes, fuel surcharges and travel related fees are additonal and noted above. For full details refer to the Nolitours Fully Checked Out 2005/2006 brochure. $699 519-853-1553 1-888-833-8953 FAX: 519-853-1559 379 Queen St., Acton ON L7J 2N2 Best Price, Best Service Since 1972 END OF SEASON & ODD DURATIONS! $649 5, 6, 7 & 8, 9 Nights Departures April 27 to May 1, 2006 EXCLUSIVE PANAMA ROYAL DECAMERON BEACH RESORT 4* All Inclusive - 6 nights - Hotel Room Mon, May 1 - Add taxes & fees $191.05 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC All additional taxes & fees $274.05 PUERTO PLATA Bahia Principe San Juan 4* HTL 24Al Paradise Beach Resort & Casino 3+* ECO Al CUBA All additional taxes & fees $199.05 VARADERO Hotel Palma Real EXCLUSIVE 3* HTL Al Cameleon Villas Jibacou EXCLUSIVE 3* HTL Al Barcelo Solymar 4* HTL Al HOLGUIN Brisas Guardalavaca 4* OCNVW Al Playa Pesquero 4+* HTL Al CAYO COCO Tryp Cayo Coco 4* HTL Al SANTA LUCIA Cameleon Brisas Santa Lucia 3+* HTL Al Sunday, April 30 5 Nights $649 Saturday, April 29 6 Nights Saturday, April 29 8 Nights $599 $699 $849 $969 $699 $799 Saturday, April 29 8 Nights $999 $1099 Sunday, April 30 5 Nights $679 $599 Saturday, April 29 7 Nights $899 MEXICO All additional taxes & fees $263.05 PUERTO VALLARTA Decameron Los Cocos Hotel 2+* ECO Al MAYAN RIVIERA Real Playa del Carmen Hotel & Suites 4+* HTL Al Friday, April 28 9 Nights April 30 7 Nights Sat/Sun Apr 27 8 Nights $799 $799 By Janis Fread As usual, it was all about the money. When Georgio Tortellini died, he left his estate to be shared equally between his two daughters, Olive and Toni; an estate in excess of $25 million! That was the plot in the Acton Old Town Hall Dinner Theatres pre- sentation of Vintage Murder on Saturday evening. As the members of the Tortellini family and their extended hangers-on cir- culated among the guests at the winery auction, an intriguing story began to unfold. The executor of the estate, Carmine Blanca the late Georgio Tortellinis driver, had plans to sell the winery, hence the auction. But alas, not everyone was in favour of selling and in fact there were a number of hidden agendas that began to unfold during the evening culminating in not one but two grizzly murders! While enjoying a deli- cious meal the audience was harassed and cajoled into participation by the talented cast of the Acton Old Town Hall Dinner Theatre who stayed in character the en- tire evening, chatting up the audience and dropping hints right, left and centre! Because both murders were witnessed by the guests at the winery auc- tion, they were corralled into assisting the local officer of the law and the Tortellini security cop to determine who the killer was! Each table of diners was given an opportunity to explain who they thought the perpetra- tor was and why which ended the evening with great hilarity as the amateur sleuths spouted forth such far-fetched conclusions to murders most foul. All profits from this very entertaining evening are shared by the Acton Old Town Hall Dinner Theatre and Heritage Acton. Hilary Raats of St. Jo- seph School, Acton, and Georgetown, Samantha Hawkins of Christ the King High School are among the recipients of the Halton Catholic District School Boards Sharing the Spir- it award of excellence. One student form the 36 Catholic elementary schools in Halton and one from the seven high schools were selected for the award. The recipients will be honoured at an awards ceremony on Mon- day, April 24 at an Oakville secondary school which the students, parents, teachers, principals and Board trust- ees will attend. Each recipient will re- ceive a special Sharing the Spirit gold medallion and certificate. Prior to the ceremony a special celebra- tion of the Eucharest will be celebrated with the Auxil- iary Bishop of Hamilton presiding. The students who have been selected to receive the Sharing The Spirit Award were nominated by their principal. Each demonstrated outstanding qualities in the following areas: Catholic leadership, family commitment, in- volvement in school affairs, involvement in community activities and dedication to a difficult situation or task. Students may not be selected more than once for this award throughout their school years. Vintage Murder mystery spooks old Town Hall LET US WELCOME YOU! Our Hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful information about your new community. Call Betty Ann 853-1944 Hilary Raats to receive Share the Spirit award MYSTERY CAST: The cast of last Saturdays murder mystery dinner Vintage Murder pause for a photo, grouped around the favourite chair of Georgio Tortellini, recently deceased owner of the Tortellini Brothers Winery, are from left to right: Angel Serra (Ross McConnell), Brenda Schneckel (Kathy Sanford), Olive Tortellini (Jenifer Gault), Joe Bob Biggs (David Gault), Jessie Jones (Shiona Watson), Carmine Blanca (Brian Knott), Toni Tortellini (Margaret Brady), Nigel Tuesday (Sean Ryan).