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On Tuesday, February
19, 2008
Friends of Transit Tuesday
is proud to feature:
The Wild Thaiger
2631 N. Central Ave, Phoenix
The first 100 customers will receive $5 off their lunch
bill!
Please
present this email to receive discount.
Plus, don’t forget to put your name into this week’s prize drawing
box–
$500 in prizes will be given away! Win one of these great gift
certificates:
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$100
to Stuff Antiques,
4206 N. Central Ave, Phoenix
(2 chances to win)
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$50
to Fez Restaurant,
3815 N. Central Ave, Phoenix
(3 chances to win)
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$50
to Switch Restaurant,
2603 N. Central Ave, Phoenix
(3 chances to win)
The Wild Thaiger offers fresh, made to order, Thai cuisine.
Their goal is to provide a wide variety of dishes at a level
of spiciness you prefer. They can please almost any palate;
from the fire loving Thai chili eater to those who
prefer their flavors more mild and delicate. Word of
warning: be prepared for heat if you ask for it hot! And,
don’t forget to save room for one of the home made decadent
desserts: Triple Layer Chocolate Cake, Lemon Ginger Cheese
Cake, Mango Cheese Cake, Fresh Coconut Ice Cream, Mango &
Sticky Rice, or Thai Custard.
View The Wild Thaiger's Menu
See you Tuesday! Tell your Friends!
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Thanks to everyone who joined us on February 12 at:
Cousin’s Subs
4801 E. Washington St, Phoenix
We gave away
$500 in prizes in our weekly drawing! The winners are:
Marcos Voss, Karla Rodriguez, Margaret Cook and Angelo Fiorucci
- $50 to Stockyards, 5009 E. Washington St, Phoenix
Nick Bastian, Karri Klemm,
Beverly Duzik and Larry Schmaltz - $25 to Moe’s
Southwest Grill, 1158 W. Washington St, Tempe
Fred Wallace, Mike Crowley, Gary
Patchett and Danielle Vannatter - $25 to Ladybug
Café, 1295 W. Washington St., Tempe
Larry Shobe, Kirsten Larsen,
Randy Myers and Linda Crowley - $25 to Port of Subs,
1158 W. Washington St, Tempe
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 You
are invited to the COMTO ARIZONA
2008 Inaugural Scholarship Dinner
February 23
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Theme: |
“Bridging the Gap”
Master of Ceremonies, Phoenix City Councilman
Michael Johnson, District 8 |
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Date:
Time: |
Saturday, February 23, 2008
6-9 p.m. |
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Location: |
Doubletree Guest Suites
320 North 44th Street, Phoenix, Arizona |
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Event: |
The COMTO ARIZONA
Inaugural Scholarship Dinner begins at 6 p.m. with a
no-host cocktails reception and silent auction,
featuring jazz saxophonist Keyan Williams. Dinner
and program begin at 7 p.m. with opening remarks
from Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon. Keynote
address by METRO CEO Rick Simonetta,
who will highlight construction progress, the years
ahead, countdown to the grand opening, and the
benefits light rail will bring to businesses and
neighborhoods along the line. Rick will also share
insights into business opportunities related to the
37 planned miles of light rail extensions. |
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COST: |
$50.00 per individual or a table of (10) for $500.00 |
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RSVP: |
Please respond by February 15, 2008.
For additional information about the dinner, or to
purchase a table, please call COMTO ARIZONA Event
Chairman Gary Flunoy at 602-322-4457. |
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Who
Benefits: |
Proceeds support the
COMTO ARIZONA Chapter's scholarship and internship
funds for youth pursuing careers in transportation
or related fields. To become a member of COMTO
national and COMTO ARIZONA, please register online
at
www.comto.org. |
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Participating Sponsors: |
METRO Light Rail
Valley Metro
City of Phoenix Public Transit department
City of Phoenix Street Transportation department
HDR/SR Beard
City of Phoenix Aviation department
Jacobs/ Carter Burgess
Sundt Corp.
Veolia Transportation |
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COMTO ARIZONA Board: |
Thomas L. Godbee, P.E. City of Phoenix, President
Dorsha’ Hale, SR Beard, Vice-President
Paul Garvin, Don Todd Associates, Secretary
Jeff Pugh, Arizona Department of Administration,
Treasurer |
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