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| Issue 16 May 2005 |
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| In This Issue President's Message Golden Leadership Circle Board Member of the Month Business of the Month Annual Spring Fling Thing Membership Directory Updates Scholarship Recipients Breakfast B4 Business Highlights Southside Revitalization Project Annual Golf Outing New Chamber Members Membership Luncheon-April Highlights Ribbon Cutting Highlights Tradesmen Community Credit Union Hampton Inn Refurbishes Bridge Allegra Print & Imaging Identity Theft Golden Leadership Circle Board of Directors |
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| PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
I recently attended the groundbreaking for the new "Welcome to Des Moines" sign, to be located at
the intersection of HWY 65/69 and Indianola Ave. Not only will this be a very attractive brick and stone
sign, but also one that will welcome thousands of motorists into the City of Des Moines. Mayor Cownie said
"I wish every entrance into the city had a sign that looked this nice". It should take another 60 to 90
days before the sign is completed.
I couldn't help but notice and remember all of the things, and people, and efforts that have gone into this sign. I remember when Dave McClannahan was Chamber President in 2001, and how he invisioned this sign. Many people have been involved with this project and I'd like to thank them for all they've done. Many Chamber members and board members have been involved with this through their affiliation with the South Side Revitalization Partnership. This group has really taken on this project, obtained volunteers, raised the money, received donations from contractors/vendors, worked with designers, worked with the City, and will bring this dream to reality. Jo Corigliano, Chair of SSRP, along with her board and members, have been working on this for some time. Tom Akers, SSRP member, has been extremely instrumental with doing the bulk of the work I just described, along with Ron Woods. There's no doubt, that without SSRP, we probably would not have this sign. We surely need to thank them for all their efforts and can feel great that this sign is really a welcome addition to South Des Moines. Craig Krouch, President ====================================================================== |
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| 2005 GOLDEN LEADERSHIP CIRLCE | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| AIB College of Business Companies of Clarke First American Bank First Bank Four Points Sheraton = DSM Airport Iowa Realty = South Office Southridge Mall Speck Enterprises Wakonda Club Willow Creek Golf Course ====================================================================== |
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| BOARD MEMBER OF THE MONTH - AMAR SINHA | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Amar has been in the hospitality industry for the past 7 years and loves what he does! Prior to
joining the hotel business, Amar worked as District Manager with Bulk Petroleum and oversaw 17 CITGO
gas stations and a truck stop in the states of Iowa, Kansas and Missouri.
He joined the Knapp hotels in March 1999 and was one of the sales managers selling all three properties that Bill Knapp owned at that time - The Inn at Merle Hay (Currently Best Western); The Inn at University (Bed, Bath & Beyond location); and the Valley West Inn. Amar has been with the Four Points Sheraton Des Moines Airport since December 2000. He has also been active in the South Des Moines Chamber as well and has been a board member for the past two years. Amar enjoys the hospitality industry and believes in making it a great day for his customers and clients by providing a high quality of customer service. Thank you, Amar, for serving on the South Des Moines Chamber Board! ====================================================================== |
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| BUSINESS OF THE MONTH - MIDWEST SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Software Solutions Provider
Midwest Software Solutions specializes in HIPAA compliant software systems designed for attorneys, CPAs, medical offices, and others. The company currently offers affordable scanning, electronic medical billing and electronic medical record solutions. These products update and streamline conventional filing systems and will dramatically decrease the burden of paper storage. Call Midwest Software Solutions today! Alex Niswander, Owner ====================================================================== |
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| ANNUAL SPRING FLING THING (Formerly known as ANNUAL STEAK FRY EVENT) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| South Side Sock Hop
Join Chamber members for a South Side Sock Hop (50's - 60's style) and enjoy some south side hospitality and networking. Feel free to dress for the party in your poodle skirts, saddle shoes, ponytails or ducktails.
WHERE? AIB College of Business - Patio 2500 Fleur Drive TIME? 5:00 Networking 6:30 Dinner Proceeds will benefit: Cost: $20.00 per person ***************************************************************** Menu: Choice of meat: Grilled Hamburgers ** Breaded Tenderloins ** Grilled Chicken HOOLA HOOP CONTEST BUBBLEGUM
HOP SCOTCH
CAR SHOW
PRIZES FOR BEST MALE & FEMALE COSTUME SILENT AUCTION Call 286-4996 for tickets TODAY! ====================================================================== |
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| MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY UPDATES | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Please make the following changes in your membership directory:
Hampton Inn Airport: REGIONS BANK: BLANK PARK ZOO: COLDWELL BANKER-MID AMERICA GROUP REALTORS JOHN DEERE COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION: COMMERCIAL FEDERAL BANK: Please delete "Club of Italian-Americans" from the Clubs & Organization Section. ====================================================================== |
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| SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| The South Des Moines Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the winners of the 2005 South Des
Moines Chamber of Commerce Education Opportunity Grants. The recipients of this year's scholarships are:
Nicholas Babberl, son of Gary and Diana Babberl of 4913 SW 17th Street, and Elizabeth Dilling, daughter of Steve and Karen Dilling, 1911 SW Payton. Both are seniors at Lincoln High School. The scholarship recipients are chosen on the basis of a competitive application process including an essay explaining how the students have integrated the 6 Pillars of Character (Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship) into their lives, and how life on the south side has prepared them for life after high school. The scholarships will be presented to Babberl and Dilling at Lincoln High's Senior Awards Night on June 2, and the students will be introduced to the South Des Moines Chamber members at the Annual Spring Fling event on May 24. Students will be available for photos at the South Des Moines Chamber of Commerce Spring Fling on May 24 at AIB College of Business. The 6 Pillars essays follow. Linda (Lin) A. Phillips, MS, NCC, NCCC ******************************************************************************************* "6 Pillars of Character" by Elizabeth Dilling The six pillars of character have been a part of my life for a long time. Before they had a name, my family taught me the values by example. The six pillars of character are: Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citizenship. These values are something you don't wear like clothes, but they do show what your heart and soul are made of. Trustworthiness is important to me. I work hard to be honest with my friends, in my schoolwork or activities, work, and with members of the community. I expect people to be honest with me so I should be willing to give it in return. I pride myself for standing up for my values. Over the years there have been family conflicts, but if any one of them needed me, I would be there for them: family comes first. Respect is important to me. I have a very hard time respecting someone if they don't respect me. I make every effort to be respectful of the other students in my class as well as teachers. We are all different and need to be accepting of other people's beliefs and opinions. I learned at an early age to try to get along and try to resolve any fights I'm around. I try to understand both sides and work to create a solution. I take responsibility to heart. As a camp counselor, I am responsible for the safety and welfare of my campers. It is my job to stay on our scheduled tasks, try to get all the campers involved and participating in the activities, and to teach them lessons relating to our camp theme. I have been in many activities and take responsibility to be at all the events I have agreed to, and participate to the best of my ability. Other people are depending on me and I won't let them down. Fairness is a characteristic to me that is hard to achieve. No matter how hard you try, someone won't be happy. I try my hardest to treat people as I want to be treated and hope that is good enough. I try to make compromises between two person's ideas and find the fairest and best way to make all involved happy. Caring comes naturally to me. I plan on becoming a nurse so I feel that caring instinct. The fact that I care about others is shown in how I keep in touch with so many of my friends. These aren't just my classmates, they are friends from camp. They may be states away, but I try to stay in touch. I like to know what's going on in their lives. I like to send little notes of encouragement to them if they are down. Just knowing someone cares is the best thing to make troubles go away. Sometimes just listening to what they have to say is enough. Citizenship is part of my daily life. I volunteer in community activities through school and church groups. I can see the good that is done by helping others. When I volunteered at the Gatchel United Methodist Church's Shalom Zone after school program, I could see the excitement in the girls' eyes when I would come back again. I could feel that I was making a difference in their lives by just spending time with them, helping with homework or supervising playground activities. I currently am a youth member of my church's Staff Parish Relations Committee. My goal is to be a youth leader at a local church during and after college. I enjoy sharing my faith and learning more from those around me. The Six Pillars of Character are alive in my life. Being honest, respectful of others, dependable, fair, compassionate, and active in my community are my core values. I will continue to strive to be the best person I can be at college, in my working life, and my family life. I will continue to share my values with all that I come in contact with. ******************************************************************************************** "6 Pillars of Character" by Nicholas Babberl When I give someone my word I will always try my hardest to get that promise accomplished. If I am called for a meeting or gathering then I will try my hardest to be there on time as to respect the others who were there on time so that we can make the meeting as proficient as possible. I respect people whenever possible; I do not make judgments about their appearance or about their first impressions. I try to give them a fair chance at portraying themselves. My views of them are also flexible, because they might have been having a bad day and were not their normal self and so my view of them could change after getting to know them better. I try to care about the issues that are given to me and try to complete them in a proficient and timely manner. I try not to procrastinate or do the task in an incompetent manner just to have the task done. I also care about others, if they are in need and I can lend a helping had I will offer to help. If someone asks for my help and I cannot help them then I will think of people I now who might be able to. For example, I am on the Lincoln Railmen All-Male Dance Team and we are a very community-conscious organization. We have organized canned food drives and have worked at soup kitchens to feed the homeless. We have also helped move furniture and other personals for families who are moving houses. Also, we have shared our talent in dancing to entertain groups and organizations throughout the community ranging for about every type of business level and social level. Fairness has also become a large issue in my life. If I am volunteering for an organization with small children and the activity is something in sports, I know I have an obvious advantage. However, I will not use that advantage willingly. I would hold back deliberately so that the children can have fun instead of me shutting them out so that I can have the spotlight. Also, in my dance team, I believe that your talent level should not reflect your position on the team. I believe that everyone has a voice in any matter because we are a team and to be a team, we need to make non-executive decisions. However, we still need to respect our coach who does have the ability to make the executive decision over us. Trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship are all huge platforms in my character. Being a former Boy Scout I can also add to this list with our Boy Scout Code. It goes: A Scout is Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean and Reverent. Many of these relate to the 6 Pillars of Character and are all integrated into my life as a morally responsible person. ====================================================================== |
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| BREAKFAST B4 BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Breakfast B4 Business was held at US Bank at 4515 Fleur Drive on March 29, 2005. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Southside Revitalization Partnership | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Update on the Proposed South Side Bike Trail that will connect the Easter Lake area to the Great Western
and head past Blank Park Zoo, Golf Course, Fort Des Moines Park, and Southridge Mall.
The City's citizen Bike and Trails Advisory Committee and the Park Board have given their recommendation of approval to add a preliminary route for this trail to the City's Recreational Trails Master Plan Map. It is anticiapted that City Council could potentially approve adding this trail to the City's master plan map sometime in June. Once a trail has been added, it then becomes eligible to be placed in the schedule of planned trail projects. In the past, the City has matched its local funds for trail building withFederal monies, but the availability of these federal funds depends on funding levels and the success in writing grants for these funds. There is little doubt that a bike trail is coming and with the help of the South Side Revitalization Partnership but the question is when. If the Project Destiny campaign, for a 1 cent sales tax for art, culture, trails and amenities is proposed to tax payers and passed later in the year, this will greatly speed up the process of making Des Moines the Trail Capital of the country. In addition to City and Federal funds, many private donors have stepped forward to improve the City's Trail system. This includes the Principal Riverwalk, Meredith Trail, and the Kruidenier Trail at Gray's Lake Park. The Trail that is being proposed, if approved by City Council, may occur in the time frame of 2010 -2012, depending on the availability of funds. Current trails that are being planned by the City include the Walnut Creek Trail - connecting Water Works Park to the Clive Greenbelt Trail, the Waveland Trail - connecting much of Des Moines' west side to the Walnut Creek Trail, and the Des Moines River Trail connecting downtown to the Easter Lake area. David Harkin CFP, CLU, ChFC American Express Financial Advisors, Inc. ====================================================================== |
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| ANNUAL GOLF OUTING | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The South Des Moines Chamber Annual Golf Outing will be held on Friday, July 22, 2005, at Copper Creek
Golf Course, Pleasant Hill. Tee off time will begin at 11:30. Dinner will be included.
Opportunities for hole sponsorships are available. MARK YOUR CALENDARS NOW & GET YOUR FOURSOMES TOGETHER!
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| NEW CHAMBER MEMBERS: | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| MIDWEST SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS Alex Niswander, Owner 2110 Country Cove Lane Altoona, IA 50009 Telephone: 967-7952 E-mail: info@midwestsoftsolutions.com www.midwestsoftsolutions.com *************************************************** DESIRABLES ------------------------------------ WELCOME TO THE CHAMBER! IF YOU KNOW OF A NEW BUSINESS IN SOUTH DES MOINES, PLEASE CONTACT A BOARD MEMBER! WE WILL FOLLOW UP WITH A "WELCOME" AND RIBBON CUTTING! ====================================================================== |
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| MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON OF APRIL HIGHLIGHTS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Highlights of the April membership luncheon featured: | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| RIBBON CUTTING HIGHLIGHTS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| The South Des Moines Chamber welcomed Dickey Doogan's with a ribbon cutting on April 5, 2005. Strong
support from Southridge Mall was evidenced by the large number of their staff in attendance. Dickey Doogan's
is now open seven days a wekk from 11:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. for lunch and dinner. They are famous for their
steaks and ribs, but are perhaps best known for their bar-b-que, all of which is smoked on-premise.
If you haven't already eaten at Dickey Doogan's, stop in soon to enjoy their casual, family-friendly atmosphere. We welcome them to the South Side and wish them continuing success! |
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| GROUNDBREAKING EVENT for the NEW OFFICIAL "WELCOME TO DES MOINES" SIGNAGE on HIGHWAY 69 - April 27, 2005 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| TRADESMEN COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION THIRD ANNUAL CHARITY CAR SHOW | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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(Featuring Harley Davidson Motorcycles)
2930 SE 14th Street - Des Moines, Iowa The proceeds of this benefit show will go to the Children's Miracle Network, whose mission is "Helping Hospitals Help Kids". DATE: June 11, 2005 TIME: 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ADMISSION: Free RAIN DATE: June 25, 2005 Come join us for food, fun, and games. Trophies will be awarded, and door prizes will be given. Also don't miss out on the music provided by Good Vibrations DJ's. * Pre-registration for cars and motorcycles will be $10.00, day of show $15.00 For more information, call Dave or Kristen at 282-3606 ====================================================================== |
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| HAMPTON INN REFURBISHES BRIDGE | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Hampton Inn Des Moines Airport and Des Moines West joined together to refurbrish one of the famous
bridges of Madison County = Hogback Bridge in Winterset on May 4th.
They volunteered to paint and landscape the Hogback Bridge. Be sure to visit the bridge at the Winterset Festival this fall. ======================================================================== HAMPTON® NAMED BEST MID-PRICE HOTEL CHAIN WITHOUT FOOD & BEVERAGE BY BUSINESS TRAVEL NEWS Hampton, the national brand of more than 1,250 mid-priced Hampton Inn® and Hampton Inn & Suites® hotels, today announced that it has been ranked as the No.1 mid-price hotel chain (without food & beverage) by the Business Travel News "Top U.S Hotel Chain Survey." The annual results, which were published in the February 7, 2005 issue of Business Travel News, revealed that Hampton topped eight of ten survey categories, including "Physical Appearance of Hotels," "Helpful, Courteous Staff," "Quality In-Room Business Amenities," and "Overall Price-Value Relationship." "We are honored to share this top ranking in the BTN survey with the Hampton brand," said [GM FULL NAME], general manager of the Hampton Inn [CITY/LOCATION]. "This recognition is further evidence of our commitment to provide exceptional service and accommodations as part of our ongoing, significant brand enhancement program "Make it Hampton." The highly successful 'Make It Hampton' program, the first phase of which has been completed in nearly 1,300 existing hotels, is the single largest transformation ever undertaken by a hotel brand to enhance the guest experience at its hotels. With this innovative program, Hampton is raising the bar for the mid-market hotel segment and giving Hampton hotels a leg up on the competition, particularly older brands that have neglected to maintain levels of guest and quality satisfaction. Located at 5001 Fleur Drive, the Hampton Inn is located near Des Moines Airport and offers free hot breakfast, free high Speed Internet, and 100% customer satisfaction. To make reservations at any Hampton hotel, travelers can visit the Hampton Inn Web site at hamptoninn.com or call 1-800-Hampton. Hampton participates in the Hilton HHonorsâ guest reward program, which allows its members to DoubleDipâ by simultaneously accumulating both hotel points and airline miles with each qualifying stay. CONTACT: Cheryl Hayes
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| ALLEGRA PRINT & IMAGING ANNOUNCES FOOTPRINT FUND AWARD RECIPIENTS | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Local nonprofit organizations to receive no-cost print communications services
Award recipients include: Alzheimer's Association - Greater Des Moines Chapter, Food Bank of Iowa, IRIS (Iowa Radio Reading Information Service), MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), Prevent Blindness Iowa, American Heart Association, Rebuilding Together, Autism Society, Iowa Hospice Organization, Iowa TAG (Talented And Gifted), Visiting Nurses, Children and Family Urban Ministries, Blank Park Zoo, Des Moines Health Center, Youth Homes of Mid-America, City of West Des Moines Human Services, Planned Parenthood of Greater Iowa, Iowa Association of Business and Industry Foundation, The Home Connection, Greater Des Moines Habitat for Humanity. The Allegra Print & Imaging FootPRINT Fund, launched earlier this year, awards $10,000 annually to nonprofit organizations and associations seeking financial assistance for graphic design, printing, and mailing of brochures, newsletters, handouts, invitations, programs and other print communications. Applicants that qualify are eligible to receive up to $1,000 each during 2005. Award recipients were selected by a review panel based on how print services will be used to further organization goals including service expansion, program enhancement and maximization of existing resources, as well as the organization's innovation and resourcefulness. "Allegra Print & Imaging in Des Moines is proud to be part of a community that has so many fine organizations," said Eaton. "This year's winners of the FootPRINT Fund demonstrate the type of commitment and ingenuity that we are looking for in recipients of this award. We are honored to support them in their local efforts." Allegra Print & Imaging launched the FootPRINT Fund as part of its Community Care Campaign, a nationwide effort supported by the company's franchise headquarters, Allegra Network. The FootPRINT Fund was developed to help unite and strengthen local communities by assisting eligible nonprofit organizations and associations in building their awareness and increasing local support. To be considered for a FootPRINT Fund award, nonprofit groups, associations and charitable organizations must submit a completed application. Next year's applications will be available in January at 1000 Thomas Beck Rd. or on our Web site at www.allegradsm.com. "The FootPRINT Fund award is intended to make it a little easier for our community organizations to make a difference, one step at a time," said Rhoades. "And it is a way for us at Allegra Print & Imaging to thank the community for its ongoing business and support." Allegra Print & Imaging in Des Moines features traditional and advanced printing technologies including full-color printing, mailing, graphic design services, digital color output direct from computer disk, on-line file transfer, high speed copying, complete finishing services, print management solutions and project consulting. Allegra Print & Imaging is a member of Allegra Network LLC, one of the world's largest printing franchises linking nearly 500 locations in the United States, Canada, Poland and Japan. For more information, call 515-244-1414 or visit the company's Web site at www.allegradsm.com. ====================================================================== |
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| This subject is so important, that we wanted to run it again for your own information!
The fastest-growing crime to retailers: Identity Theft Identity theft is a serious crime. People whose identities have been stolen can spend months or years, and their hard earned money, cleaning up the mess the thieves have made of their good name a credit record. Just today alone there was 27,123 identity theft victims. In our country last year there were over 9.9 million victims. Unfortunately, if you become a victim, identity theft restoration is time consuming, expensive and unpleasant. Each victim will spend an average of $1,495 and 600 hours getting his or her finances straightened out, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center. And that’s not counting lawyer’s fees. Five years ago identity theft was not even considered a crime. Today there are over 27 million victims, with less than 5% of the criminals getting caught. No one is exempt from it, no one can stop it, and it is not going away. This is the crime of the future. Making smart decisions every day with our personal information is a must to minimize the chance of being hit. Take the first step as an individual Today there are over 2.36 billion errors on our credit reports. Starting March 1st, Iowans can order one free credit report per year under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act. The FACT Act has set up the centralized service from the three major credit reporting agencies: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. For your free credit report, call (877) 322-8228 or visit www.annualcreditreport.com . You can also mail a request to Annual Credit Report Request Service, P.O. Box 105281, Atlanta, GA 30348-5281. Even if you have perfect credit, you should review your credit report for errors. The Federal Trade Commission FTC believes 25% of all current credit reports have at least one error on it. Review your report carefully. Take the first step as a business owner The FACT Act was passed in December 2003, but rules were written just recently on the disposal provision. The law requires the destruction — "shredding or burning" or "smashing or wiping" — of all paper or computer disks containing personal information "derived from a consumer report" before it is discarded. That means that if you do a credit check on one employee before you hire them, or you get private information from a service that came originally from a credit report, you fall under the rules. The disposal provision goes into effect June 1. By then, all businesses, whether employing one worker or 1 million, will be responsible for private information regarding employees and potential employees. FACT Act is just one of many recent laws aimed at protecting consumer and company privacy, including medical records, credit information and corporate trade secrets. If you do not destroy and information gets out, there are penalties, according to National Association for Information Destruction (NAID):
Additional steps to minimize your risk – Keep personal information private
If your identity’s been stolen – Act immediately
Information from the FTC can be found at:
Article submitted by Dave McClannahan of First Bank - 3401 SW 9th Street, Des Moines, IA
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WHEN? TUESDAY, MAY 24, 2005
Jim Eaton and Pat Rhoades, owners of Allegra Print & Imaging in Des Moines announced the recipients
of this year's Allegra Print & Imaging FootPRINT Fund, which helps nonprofit organizations "leave a
footprint" in the community by awarding print services for promotional and informational materials.
