Tempe Town News, March 2009 – Page 9
takingcareofbusiness
Business Briefs
2009. Funds are available for small busi- Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to
New bank opens
nessfinancing,homeequityloans,vehicle 1:30 p.m., and also 3:30 to 7 p.m.,
on Mill Avenue
Fletcher named a VP loans, credit cards and personal loans. Monday through Friday, or 7-11 a.m.
Comerica Bank quietly opened its
at Presidential Pools For more information, visit the Saturdays. For more information, call
doorsattheendofDecemberandhost-
Presidential Pools & Spas Arizona Central Credit Union branches Cindy Gross at 480-921-1887.
ed its official open house on March 2.
announced the appointment of Edward at 3350 S. Price Road or 4110 N.
Comerica Bank is located in the
Fletcher,aTemperesident,tovicepres- Scottsdale Road, Ste. 120, or call 602- Get a haircut, help
new Fifth and Mill Building, on the
ident of its newly launched commercial 264-6421.
the world’s oceans southeast corner of, naturally, Fifth
swimming pool
Mood Swings Aveda Salon, along Street and Mill Avenue. It’s adjacent to
division. In his Curves hosts
with the Mill Avenue District and the Dunkin’ Donuts. This branch in the
new role,
food drive Surfrider Foundation, have partnered heart of downtown Tempe could
Fletcher, an A9
During the month of March, to raise funds through a Cut-A-Thon assist the more than 20,000 employ-
license holder,
Curves of North Tempe will participate ,on Sunday April 26. The event is ees, 65,000 students and the thou-
will be responsi-
in the 11th Annual Curves Food Drive scheduled from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at sands of tourists in the downtown
ble for the devel-
by offering women a chance to manage Mood Swings Salon, 520 S. Mill Ave. each day. It is just a block from the
opment of new
their weight and their wallets while All proceeds will benefit The Surfrider light rail station at Third Street and
construction
´Edward Fletcher helping to feed the hungry. Foundation, a nonprofit organization Mill Avenue.
work and commercial renovation
Curves of North Tempe will waive dedicated to the preservation of the Comerica Bank is a 160-year-old
statewide.
its normal service fee for any new Earth’s oceans, waves and beaches. financial institution headquartered in
For more information, call 480-
member for any new member who Mood Swings will offer $30 hair- Dallas, Texas. Comerica Bank loca-
967-9467 or visit www.presidential
brings in a bag of non-perishable gro- cuts to help raise a network-wide goal tions can be found there as well as in
pools.com.
ceries and joins the center this month. of $3,000,000. Advance appointments Arizona, California, Florida and
Curves of North Tempe is located for this event are required. Michigan as well as in Canada, China
Hardman helps your at 851 W. University Drive. Others Mood Swings Salon is located in and Mexico. For more information,
pets look their best
wishing to donate may drop off non- the Mill Avenue District. For more call 800-522-2265 or visit
Rena Hardman, certified master
perishable food items at Curves information, call 480-968- 0268. www.comerica.com.
groomer at Tempe’s Arizona Pet Resort,
invites residents to bring in their furry
companions to get a minor or major
makeover.
Hardman is available Mondays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays-Saturdays at
the pet resort, located at 1211 E. Curry
Road.Shehasexperienceinhandstrip-
ping and working on double-coated
shedding dogs.
“Double-coated dogs need that
protection against the sun and I’d like
to help keep them cool, so I like to
educate owners on de-shedding and
brushouts rather than just shaving the
dog down,” she explains.
For more information about
Hardman’s services, call 480-966-1580
or visit www.azpetresort.com.
Credit union offers
mortgage loans
Arizona Central Credit Union has
launched a first mortgage program and
is aiming to lend $100 million in 2009
to help its members fund everything
from homes, small business expenses,
autos, and personal loans.
Todd Pearson, Arizona Central presi-
dent/COO,.says the credit union has
$100 million available for lending in
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