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The Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce Scheduled Events for April 2010

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Welcome to our calendar of events. April will be a busy month with our Buenas Tardes Luncheon and many ribbon cutting ceremonies.  We cordially invite you to attend all of our upcoming events, and we hope to see you there!
This Week
WEEK OF MARCH 29TH, 2010

April 2- The Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce
           Office will be CLOSED in celebration of 
           Good Firday.
Next Week
WEEK OF APRIL 5TH, 2010  
 
April 7- Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting of 
               Dahill, A Xerox Company
 
Come and celebrate with us the Grand Opening of the new Dahill Rio Grande Valley Office located at 1431 West Polk Avenue, Pharr, TX 78577.
 
Please RSVP by Friday, April 2, 2010
Contact Elsa Alvarez at (956) 603-9951
 
And Beyond...
WEEK OF APRIL 12TH, 2010

April 14 - Buenas Tardes Luncheon
     Time: 12:00 PM
Location: The Club at Cimarron
              1200 S. Shary Rd
              Mission, TX
              $10.00 Fee
      
Join us for a networking lunch.
Bring plenty of business cards!
*Don't forget our cash drawing; you might win the growing prize! Must be present to win.
 
April 15- Free Seminar: Pasaporte al Exito: 
              Estrategias Claves Inmigratorias de los
                 EE.UU. para el 2010 y en Adelante
     Time: 12:00 PM-2:00 PM 
Location: The Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce
              202 W. Tom Landry
              Mission, TX
 
April 16- Ground Breaking for Gold's Gym
     Time: 9:30 AM 
Location: 2520 E. Expressway 83
              Mission, TX
 
April 16- Ribbon Cutting for Paraiso De Amistad
                 Adult Day Care
     Time: 11:00 AM
Location: 1603 E. Griffin Parkway
              Mission, TX
 
April 21- Ribbon Cutting for Aptus Therapy
                Services
     Time: 6:30 PM
Location: 112 E. Griffin Parkway, Suite C
              Mission, TX
 
We hope you don't miss out on all the fun!
Scheduled Events
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Contact Information
Alondra Saavedra, Membership Assistant
The Greater Mission Chamber of Commerce
202 W. Tom Landry
Mission, TX 78572
  956-585-2727

 
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