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A Girls Night out in Handbag Heaven 2 0 1 7 A Girls Night Out In Handbag Heaven GOING SHOPPING? OF COURSE YOU ARE! Please support the generous retailers and businesses listed in this shopping guide. SAVE THE DATE! Thursday, October 25th, 2018 Same Place, Same Time! Reserve your tickets early! Email [email protected] www.dogooddivas.com RED ROSE SPONSORS The time-honoured expression of love TD Bank WHITE ROSE SPONSORS A symbol of honour, respect and hope Caesars Windsor Cares Forest Glade Fireplaces St. Clair College Alumni Association Tim Hortons Local Restaurant Owners AM800 – CTV Windsor Star PINK ROSE SPONSORS A sign of admiration and appreciation Essex Home Furnishings Greater Essex County District School Board LaSalle Travel & Apple Vacations StorageMart Three Aces Trillium Contracting Ltd. Webplanet.ca Windsor Spitfires Hockey Club 1 | 2017 DIVA DELIGHTS 2017 A MESSAGE FROM THE DO GOOD DIVAS The Do Good Divas would like to express their gratitude and appreciation to everyone who supported our annual signature event “Diva Delights: A Girls Night Out in Handbag Heaven”. This unique fund-raiser has allowed the Do Do Good Divas Executive Good Divas to support and improve many health care programs and services in our community since 2007. Lindsay Lovecky, Vice-President Gale Simko-Hatfield, President Proceeds from this year’s event will benefit Vicki Granger, Secretary-Treasurer the care and comfort of patients at Windsor Regional Hospital. The Do Good Divas have pledged to donate $30,000 to create a patient/family lounge area on the 7th floor of the Ouellette campus The generosity of sponsors, businesses and to up-date a lounge with kitchenette and individuals in supporting our efforts is in the birthing center at the Met Campus. the key to our fund-raising success. We Included in this donation will be funding sincerely and strongly urge everyone to to purchase 5 sleeper chairs for the support the businesses and retailers listed maternity patient rooms. in this shopping guide. They deserve your patronage and don’t hesitate to say a The Do Good Divas are also committed to good diva sent you! raising awareness in our community about the need for organ and tissue donations. The Do Good Divas look forward to doing Organ donation is critical to saving lives. many more good deeds for the health of For more information or to register as a our community and hope that you will join donor go on-line at www.beadonor.ca. us again next year! We sincerely appreciate the generosity of each and every donation in support of this year’s event. All confirmed donations prior to our printing deadline of October 10th have been included in “Diva Destinations” and we have tried our diva best to ensure that there are no errors or omissions in this publication. 2017 | 2 DIVA DESTINATIONS AMHERSTBURG KINGSVILLE Guy Pritchard Investments, Tim Horton’s Cindy’s 585 Seacliff Dr. ................................ 519-733-9425 Remax -Kelsey Quick 80 Sandwich St. South .................... 519-736-1766 Mary Kathryn’s Shop 10 Main St. W .................................. 519-733-4672 Towne Shoppe 56 Richmond St. .............................. 519-736-4843 Pinstripes Ladies Fashions 45 Main St. E ................................... 519-733-4681 Waterfront Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt 229 Dalhousie St. ............................. 519-736-5553 Positive Image by Marilyn Thrasher 65 Main St. W .................................. 519-733-0812 Dan & Lisa Jancevski, Tim Hortons LASALLE BELLE RIVER Great Presentations A La Mode Belle River 5975 Malden Rd. ............................. 226-674-2299 57 Notre Dame St. ........................... 519-728-2111 It’s Your Day Bridal Boutique ESSEX 1661 Front Rd. ................................. 519-978-5003 Divino Trattoria LaSalle Travel Services & Apple Vacations 58 Talbot St. N ................................. 519-776-9778 5841 Malden Rd. Suite 118 .............. 519-972-5588 Essex Appliance Centre Laser It 76 Talbot St. S .................................. 519-776-6316 1011 Front Rd. ................................ 519-734-1565 Essex Home Furnishings The GOAT Tap & Eatery 100 Malden Rd. ............................... 519-776-5553 5821 Malden Rd. ............................. 226-221-9172 Keith Crowder, Tim Horton’s Victoria Boutique Essex & Leamington 5841 Malden Rd. Unit 142 ............... 519-250-1417 Source for Sports Windsor Crossing 25 Talbot St. N ................................. 519-776-5115 1555 Talbot Rd. ................................ 519-972-7111 Talbot Trail Day Spa LEAMINGTON 114 Talbot St. N ............................... 519-776-4448 Jacobs Shoes The Little House of Cupcakes 22 Talbot St. Leamington ................. 519-322-1818 108 Talbot St. N ................................ 519-776-7721 3 | 2017 DIVA DESTINATIONS Modern Ground Maxfit 30 Erie St. ........................................ 519-324-9955 Central & Tecumseh ......................... 519-791-6811 Parker DKI -Bill Docherty Merle Norman 124 Oak St. ...................................... 519-322-4574 13300 Tecumseh Rd. ....................... 519-979-7460 Town Emporium Ocean Bottom 8 Mains St. W ................................... 519-733-8696 1614 Lesperance Rd. ....................... 226-676-0228 Unforgettable Boutique Prive Salon Boutique 11 Talbot St. W ................................ 519-326-8768 12033 Tecumseh Rd. E ..................... 519-979-7171 Willabees Roser Reeves 34 Erie St. N ..................................... 519-326-1308 1695 Manning Rd. ........................... 519-979-3642 TECUMSEH/ST. CLAIR BEACH Sandra Smith Massage 51 Lesperance Rd. ........................... 519-735-3550 Anne’s on the Avenue 1695 Manning Rd. ........................... 519-979-7735 St. Clair Chiropractic 25 Amy Croft Dr. Unit 118 ................ 519-735-0990 B-Vogue Boutique 1614 Lesperance Rd. ....................... 226-676-0105 Successful Image -Theresa Reaume 345-13300 Tecumseh Rd. E .............. 519-979-8888 Clyde Hatch Boutique 352 Manning Rd. ............................. 519-979-2828 The Spitfire Pub 11828 Tecumseh Rd. E ..................... 519-979-6000 Ella Quilts 12056 Tecumseh Rd. ....................... 519-739-1122 Will Insurance Brokers -Margaret Neiner 13039 Tecumseh Rd. ....................... 519-979-3700 Govinda Galleries 7654 Tecumseh Rd. E ....................... 519-973-9554 WINDSOR HANDBAGS CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES Jacobs Shoes 13300 Tecumseh Rd. Unit 190 ......... 519-739-1298 Abraham’s Jewellery 7385 Tecumseh Rd. E ....................... 519-944-9787 Imagine Cinemas www.imaginecinemas.com Amour Fragrances & Beauty Boutique 1555 Talbot Rd. ................................ 519-967-8282 Just Cork-it 13300 Tecumseh Rd. E ..................... 519-979-1393 Artessa 5866 Wyandotte St. ........................ 519-946-0777 2017 | 4 DIVA DESTINATIONS Diane Shoes Coral Medical Health Spa 1329 Ottawa St. ............................... 519-254-8638 1400 Provincial Rd. .......................... 519-969-1554 His & Hers Bridal Esteem Medical Esthetics 828 Ottawa St. ................................. 519-977-0478 3920 Dougall Ave. ........................... 519-946-0123 Joseph Anthony Fine Jewelry First Choice Haircutters 100 Eugenie St. W ........................... 519-966-6906 11500 Tecumseh Rd. E .................... 519-979-9139 Linda’s Girly Bits Cosmetics 2492 Dougall Ave. ........................... 519-966-1222 www.girlybitscosmetics.com On Time Watch Clock & Jewelry Harmony Day Spa 5432 Tecumseh Rd. E ....................... 519-945-7282 4114 Walker Rd. .............................. 519-966-2524 Perla’s Fashion Island Girl Fashions 13300 Tecumseh Rd. E ..................... 519-979-3046 5939 Wyandotte St. E ...................... 519-945-9221 Phoenix Jewellery Kersey Kickbox Fitness Club 4124 Walker Rd. .............................. 519-972-3933 3103 Forest Glade Dr. ...................... 519-979-4001 The Delicate Touch Ocean Day Spa 3877 Dougall Ave. ........................... 519-972-9675 10630 Tecumseh Rd. ........................ 519-739-9558 Unis Jewelers Refresh Day Spa 1569 Tecumseh Rd. E ....................... 519-977-5593 2407 Dougall Ave. .......................... 519-972-7329 Windsor Crossings Salon Zayaa 1555 Talbot Rd, LaSalle ................... 519-972-7111 2760 Howard Ave. .......................... 519-972-4848 WINDSOR HEALTH & BEAUTY Shelley’s Hair Studio 3608 Seminole Ave. ......................... 519-251-0282 Anna’s Beauty Connection -Anna Chiarenza 1344 Jessop St. ................................ 519-972-6885 Sunsetters Premium Tanning 3155 Howard Ave. ........................... 519-966-7181 Anthis Living Joy Spa 5640 Wyandotte St. E ...................... 519-944-7337 Tantalize Tanning Lounge 2635 Howard Ave. ........................... 519-966-0631 Carizma Hair Salon 2950 Dougall Ave. ........................... 519-915-5559 The Barber’s Chair Devonshire Mall .............................. 519-967-0010 Casa Chevala 405 Pelissier St. ............................... 519-254-6865 5 | 2017 DIVA DESTINATIONS WINDSOR RESTAURANTS Piccolo’s 2135 Tecumseh Rd. W ...................... 519-971-0900 14 100 Ouellette, 14th Foor .................. 226-526-7214 Red Lobster 6575 Tecumseh Rd. E ....................... 519-948-7677 Anchor Bakery & Espresso Bar 2187 Huron Church Rd. ................... 519-966-0888 Rock Bottom Bar & Grill 3236 Sandwich St. .......................... 529-258-7553 Armando’s Pizza 326 Cabana Rd. ............................... 519-972-9433 Taloola Café 396 Devonshire Rd. ........................
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