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Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Order pizza and help the Humane Society
Ordering a pizza from a Dayton area Papa John’s restaurants today, Aug. 11, and you will help the Humane Society of Greater Dayton.
Papa John’s will donate $1 to the agency for every order placed in the Dayton area today, according to a Tweet by the Human Society of Greater Dayton.
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Drag troupe to support charity with 2010 calendars
From Laura Houser, Staff Writer
In 2010 it will be possible to see one the nation’s premiere drag troupes everyday.
Dayton’s Rubi Girls are selling a 2010 wall calendar, “The Many Faces of the Rubi Girls” to support AIDS Resource Center Ohio.
The agency provides services for those infected, affected and at risk for HIV/AIDS.
The Rubi Girls have been raising money for those living with HIV since the mid-1980s, and have been working on the calendar since March.
A local business sponsors each month, allowing the Girls to put 100 percent of their profits toward charity, Rubi Girls member Jonathan McNeal said.
The calendars are available at Square One Salons in downtowns Dayton and Centerville, The Neon in downtown Dayton, and at AIDS Resource Center Ohio’s Web site.
The calendars are $20 each.
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Store selling national shopping channel clothing at deep discount
Clothing like those found on a popular national shopping network is being sold at a new Tipp City boutique for 40 to 50 percent of retail.
Steven Burger of Tipp City launched Designer’s Fashion Outlet, 259 North Forth St., last week with a soft opening. The grand opening was Monday, Aug. 10.
The 43-year-old said sizes in his store range from extra small to XXX.
Articles range from swimsuits to coats. He said he purchases the items from a national shopping channel he is not allowed to mention.
Brands include Bob Mackie, Dennis Basso, Victor Costa and Pamela Dennis.
Burger has sold merchandise online for sometime now.
“I just wanted to have a small retail shop to interact with the customers and get some of the local business,” he said.
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