26 Oct. 16 - Nov. 5, 2010 Free home buyer’s seminar
Sellers can learn how to avoid foreclosure at a free Home Buyer’s Seminar from 6 to 8 p.m. Wed., Oct. 27 at the Gilbert Arizona School of Real Estate, 665 N. Gilbert Rd., Suite 152 in Gilbert. Buyers will also fi nd out how to “purchase the steals,” and Realtors can discover how to grow their short sale business.
Sponsored by Realtor Steve Horn, he will discuss “taking advantage of the phoenix distressed market.”
For more information and to reserve a seat, call 480-706-7215 or visit
www.ShortSalesDoneEasy.com.
CNLL coach wins new car
A Chandler National Little League coach is the winner of a new car through the Chevy Youth Baseball program that Thorobred Chevrolet sponsored locally.
CNLL players sold raffle tickets for $5 each throughout the Little League Western Region of Arizona, California, Hawaii, Washington and Oregon and CNLL Coach Michael Reynoso, wife Anna and children Gabriel, Ciana and Eliana of Chandler were the winners.
“It is pretty remarkable to have the winner right here in Chandler,” says Doug Brewster, president
of CNLL. Submitted photo
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Oriental Jade, a new Asian restaurant, is applying for a liquor permit to open in the former Primo’s restaurant in the Ocotillo Target shopping center at Alma School and Queen Creek roads.
Hon Machi at Las Tiendas at Queen Creek and Alma School roads has closed, having been evicted for payments owed.
Buono’s Pizza in the Ocotillo Target shopping center at Alma School and Queen Creek roads has closed.
Light of Hope United Methodist Church has closed at Shadow Ridge at Riggs and Lindsay. According to an internet source, “Light of Hope has discontinued service as a church. Membership was merged into Chandler United Methodist.” Info:
www.chandlermethodist.org
Chandler Kiwanis Club new officers include Leroy Tapia, president; Joseph Shumway, president-elect; Robin Williams, vice president; Charles Smith, treasurer; Betty Tripp, secretary and Tom Denny, past-president. Info:
www.chandler.kiwanisone.org
Rally’s arrives in Chandler
Chandler residents have a new lunchtime destination since the opening of Rally’s at 1050 W. Chandler Blvd.
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The restaurant, part of Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc., serves “full-fl avored, hand-seasoned burgers, thick shakes and famous seasoned fries,” as well as signature items such as the classic Big Buford, the Champ Burger, loaded fries, and wings in fi ve fl avors.
480.580.5025
Rally’s franchisee Aziz Hashim, CEO of National Restaurant Development, Inc., says it’s the company’s 14th Rally’s location.
Rally’s is open from 10 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday and from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
For more details about the new Chandler Rally’s location, call 480-726-2545 or visit
www.checkers.com.
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