Wednesday, May 12, 1999

Tapa


By George F. Lee, Star-Bulletin
Bolo buns, filled with an or custard, sell for $1.20 each at Pelio.



Delicate European
style pastries have
an Asian accent

Meet the bolo bun, a light confection served plain or filled with creamy custard or Japanese an. It's a Hong Kong-style treat now being baked up at Pelio, a new bakery in the Market City Shopping Center.

Owner Tammy Cheng says the bakery offers more than 30 items, mainly "European baked goods with a Japanese flair."

Bakery hours are 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Call 734-8822. The Market City Shopping Center is at the corner of Kapiolani Boulevard and Kapahulu Avenue.

Tapa

Las Vegas wedding

A Hawaii couple were married on TNN's "Prime Time Country with Gary Chapman" television show filmed in Las Vegas, which is scheduled to air 6 p.m. tomorrow.

Joy Fontanilla and Richard Maldonado of Honolulu were married at the Las Vegas Hilton on the same stage where Elvis Presley once performed. The ceremony was performed by a female justice of the peace with the musical group Dixie Chicks and singer Jo Dee Messina serving as wedding attendants. Show host Gary Chapman served as best man.

The bride and groom wore matching red-and-white aloha wear. At the end of the ceremony the couple made the shaka sign to an audience of several hundred people.



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