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485 Halle Park Drive • Collierville, Tennessee 38017 •(901) 853-1949
Wednesday, June 9th
Carrier's Donation to St. Jude
Children's Research Hospital
June General
Membership Meeting
Carrier raises $1,681 to help fight childhood cancer through
second annual Give Thanks. Give Hope.™ Campaign
Local Air Conditioning Company,
Carrier, raised $1,681 for the children of St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital® during March and April
through the second annual Give
thanks. Give hope. campaign. Carrier
was one of dozens of businesses
across the country that participated in
the campaign benefiting St. Jude,
which is one of the world’s premier
centers for the research and treatment
of pediatric cancer and other catastrophic childhood diseases
During the six week campaign,
patrons could purchase a $1 pinup
or add on a donation at the register.
One hundred percent of proceeds
will help give hope to kids battling
deadly diseases at St. Jude.
Over nearly 50 years, the
research conducted at St. Jude has
helped push the survival rates for
childhood cancers from 20 percent
to 80 percent today. St. Jude has
achieved a survival rate of 94 percent for acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), the most common form of
childhood cancer. Today, St. Jude
continues to conduct the break-
May 2010
through research that is changing
the way some of the deadliest childhood diseases are treated.
“We truly appreciate all of the
businesses and customers who supported our lifesaving mission through
the Give thanks. Give hope. campaign,” said Richard C. Shadyac
Jr., CEO of ALSAC, the fundraising
organization of St. Jude. “Each
pinup bought during this campaign
will ensure that St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital continues to
unlock the mysteries of childhood
cancer and other deadly diseases.
This generosity inspires hope in the
patients and families who come
through our doors every day.”
About St. Jude
St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital is internationally recognized for its pioneering work in finding cures and saving children with
cancer and other catastrophic diseases. St. Jude is the first and only
pediatric cancer center to be designated as a Comprehensive Cancer
Center by the National Cancer
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In This Issue:
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Community Calendar . . . . . . 6
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Collierville Magazine
Pittman Physical Therapy
Fridays At The Avenue
Travel Leaders
Member Renewals . . . . . . . . . 8
FEATURE ARTICLES
Kelly Phelan MIssion Trip . . . . . . 3
Major Disaster Declaration . . 4
Leadership Collierville . . . . . . 5
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Institute. Founded by late entertainer
Danny Thomas and based in Memphis,
Tenn., St. Jude freely shares its discoveries with scientific and medical communities around the world. St. Jude is the
only pediatric cancer research center
where families never pay for treatment
not covered by insurance. No child is
ever denied treatment because of the
family’s inability to pay. St. Jude is
financially supported by ALSAC, its
fundraising organization. For more
information, please visit www.stjude.
org.
St. Jude Children’s Hospital Pinups Carrier Corporation
Carrier Breezeway windows all filled up!!
The St. Jude Pinup Team
Carrier employees - WINNERS OF THE ST.
JUDE Pinup PRIZES!!
Phil Grady, General Manager pulling for door
prizes! Phil pulled for 15 door prizes!
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Africa’s call stirs chamber’s
Phelan into mission action
BY ASHLEY M. WISLOCK
The Collierville Herald
Though Kelly Phelan, the 24year-old office manager at the
Collierville Chamber of Commerce,
doesn’t know exactly where she’s
going to end up five or 10 years from
now, she knows where she’s meant
to be for the next year: on a mission
trip to Africa.
“I’ve always had a heart for
Africa, and for this next year, I
know this is what I’m supposed to
do,” she said.
Phelan is undertaking a yearlong internship through Go Global
Missions and the Life Church in
Memphis to “plant” a new branch of
the church in South Africa’s third
largest city, Durban, located along
the country’s southeastern coastline. Phelan will be working to
establish a local branch of the
Cordova-based church.
“We’re going to be building a local
church in the area,” she said. “They
have a Bible study group right now
and they’ve recently leased a building. …We’re hoping to actually
launch services in August.”
Phelan, who began working at
the chamber in 2007, and another
intern will be joining a Life Church
couple already working in South
Africa. The pair begins their twoday journey to Africa on May 25.
Phelan said providing others with
a place to worship is something that
excites her.
“I have such a love for the church
and my heart is to work with everyone around me and really show
Christ through the local church,”
Phelan said. “I want to be able to
offer a home for others and a place
for them to know God.”
In addition to establishing the
Life Church in Durban, Phelan and
her comrades will be reaching out to the community,
especially during occasions
that bring crowds of people
together, like the upcoming
soccer World Cup.
“One of the stadiums for
the World Cup is in Durban,
so we’ll definitely be working
with the times there,” she
said of the opportunity to
reach more people.
In addition to helping
bring her church to the people of
Durban, Phelan, who is originally
from New Hampshire and moved to
Tennessee for college, said she is
excited to experience the sights and
sounds of a new place.
“I’m excited to learn about South
Africa and see a new country and
maybe learn a little bit of a new language,” she said. “I’m just looking
forward to having fun while there.”
The only thing that makes her
nervous is the differences in driving.
“Driving on the left side of the
road makes me a little nervous,” she
said. “That’s going to introduce a
whole new learning curve.”
However, while Phelan said that
the decision to work abroad was
easy, raising the money to undertake the mission hasn’t been as simple. The internship is unpaid, and
with living expenses, she estimates
she will need $18,000 for the trip.
“I’ve raised about half of that so
far,” she said. “I’m looking for someone to partner with me on this journey.”
Donations for her trip can be
made through her website, kellyphelan.com, or by contacting her
at [email protected].
All donations are tax deductible
and are processed through Go
Photo by Ashley Wislock
KELLY PHELAN
Global Missions. Donations can be
made using cash or check, made out
to Go Global Missions with Kelly
Phelan on the memo line, or credit
card and can be made in a lump
sum or in monthly installments.
Phelan will also use her website
to keep everyone in the States
updated with pictures, stories and
information.
While Phelan said she’s planning
to return to Memphis when her
year abroad is up, she doesn’t quite
know where life will take her after
that.
“I have all intentions of coming
back to Memphis, but I don’t know
if I’ll get a job here or just see where
things take me,” she said.
However, Phelan said she knows
what kind of work she wants to do
in the future.
“I want to work in missions,
whether that is here or abroad, in a
full-time aspect,” she said. “I really
want to have an impact on our city,
our nation and our world and I see
it happening through a nonprofit
group, whether that’s with an
orphanage or a home for women,
something like that.”
Ashley M. Wislock is a
journalism graduate student at the
University of Memphis.
Reprint with permission – The Collierville Herald
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Chamber Works
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Pres. Obama Authorizes Major Disaster
Declaration for 21 Tennessee Counties
The federal government authorized
major disaster declarations for 21
Tennessee counties this week. This
action makes federal funding available
to individuals in Carroll, Crockett,
Cheatham, Davidson, Decatur, Dyer,
Fayette, Gibson, Hardeman, Haywood,
Henderson, Hickman, Houston,
McNairy, Madison, Montgomery,
Obion, Perry, Shelby, Tipton and
Williamson Counties.
Governor Phil Bredesen asked
President Obama Monday, May 3, to
declare 52 counties federal disaster
areas following the severe storms, tornadoes and flooding that struck the
state beginning Friday, April 30.
Declarations for additional counties
requested by the Governor are expected in the coming days.
Residents and business owners
who sustained losses in the designated
counties can begin applying for assistance immediately by registering online
at www.fema.gov or by calling:
1-800-621-FEMA (3362)
Tennessee suffered 21 confirmed
fatalities as a result of the extreme
weather and flooding that struck the
state April 30-May 2. Numerous evacuations and water rescues were performed as flood waters rose. Many
residents lost all of their possessions as
homes were destroyed or sustained
major damages.
FEMA has been working to help
Tennessee since before the weekend’s
storms ended, sending a liaison officer
to the state on Sunday and opening its
regional coordination center in Atlanta
to provide support to ongoing operations in Tennessee. FEMA Administrator
Craig Fugate, who also visited the
state on Monday, made his second trip
to Tennessee on Thursday, May 6,
since the flooding began. He will be
joined by Red Cross Senior Vice
President for Disaster Services Joe
Becker. Governor Bredesen has also
toured multiple areas of the state
this week with federal, state and
local officials.
The President’s action makes federal funding available to affected individuals in the counties authorized to
date, including both individual and
public assistance.
Individual assistance can include
grants to help pay for temporary housing, home repairs and other serious
disaster-related expenses. Public assistance is also available to state and eligible local governments and certain
private nonprofit organizations on a
cost-sharing basis for debris removal
and emergency protective measures
only at this time. In addition, federal
funding is available on a cost-sharing
basis for hazard mitigation measures
statewide.
(Original article - News from Tennessee
ECD Hot Sheet, May 6, 2010)
Urgent needs have been brought to
our attention for some of the flood victims in
Millington! Will you please help?
They are desperately in need of 1X, 2X, 3X
and above clothing for both males and females.
If you can help, please drop the items off asap at any of
the Patriot Bank locations or First Baptist in Millington!
There still is a need for regular sized clothing and shoes for babies,
teens and adults, baby items, toiletries, cleaning supplies, new
socks
and underwear, towels, linens, furniture, etc.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Chamber Works
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Leadership Collierville
2010 S
S
Board of Directors
Chairman
presents the H.R. Houston Leadership Community
Service Award to Mayor Stan Joyner
Al Lyons
BodineEtc Specialty Foods
Chairman-Elect
Terry Cochran
Exact Commerce USA, Inc.
Immediate Past Chairman
Mark White
Wyrestorm
President
Fran Persechini
Sandy Barrios
Barrios Financial Services
Bill Cox
McGinnis Oil Company
Chuck Engelken
Engelken & Engelken CPAs
Greg Frazier
FedEx Services
Phil Grady
Carrier Corporation
Michael Green
John Green & Co. Realtors
Watty Brooks Hall
The Brooks Collection
Pictured: L-R Sara Hansen, Program Director Terry Dean, Mayor Stan Joyner and
Leadership Collierville Board President Curt Vaughn.
Mayor Stan Joyner was presented
the prestigious H. R. Houston Award at
the Leadership Collierville graduation
on Thursday, May 6, 2010. This award
Mayor Stan Joyner*
Town of Collierville
Dan Lattimore
University of Memphis
originated in 1998 and is awarded to
a fellow Leadership Collierville graduate who has shown exemplary leadership in the community.
Past Recipients include:
John Levesque
Phillips Bodine Company
James Lewellen*
Town of Collierville
Kelle Lovelace
Baptist Memorial Hospital Collierville
Sheri Mullis
J.M. Mullis, Inc.
Dave Nelson
Hansom James
1998
1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Randy Houston
Taylor Stamps
Mark Moody
Betty Noe
Sheila Moody
John Barrios
Jeanette Vaught
Karen Absalom
Sara Hansen
James Lewellen
Bob White
Polly Shipley
Hampton Parr
Parr Investment Company
Billy Patton
Patton Computers
Matt White
BancorpSouth
John Worley
S
John D. Worley, Jr., Builder
*ex-officio
Chamber Staff
S
Fran Persechini - President
Kim Keough - Membership Director
Kelly Phelan - Office Manager
Becky Hammond - Administrative Assistant
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Collierville Chamber of Commerce is to provide quality services and programs to its membership and to
provide business leadership for the entire community in the vital
areas of economic prosperity, education, and quality of life.
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Chamber & Community Calendar
Fridays at the Avenue
April 30 - October 29
Every Friday Night Music / Family Entertainment
Movies. Complimentary Live Music and Entertainment
begins at 6 p.m., Movies begin at Dusk.
Visit www.shoptheavenue.com
Tennessee Small Business
Development Counseling
Senior Adult Health Fair YMCA at Schilling Farms
May 20 - 9 am - 11:30 am.
Over 35 vendors will be there from healthcare professionals, local businesses and not-for-profits, providing
information on health and safety, financial, and volunteer opportunities. There will be samples from several
local restaurants, great giveaways, door prizes, lively
music and more. For more information, contact Tish
Lewis at 850-9622.
May 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th
Mark Taylor with the Tennessee Small Business
Development Center will be offering one-on-one counseling sessions on Thursday mornings at 9am, 10am,
and 11am at the Collierville Chamber of Commerce.
There is no charge for these sessions, however appointments are required. Call the chamber office to make an
appointment @ 853-1949.
Business After Hours
Modern Woodmen of
America Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony
June 2 - 11:15 a.m.
Collierville Chamber Office - 485 Halle Park Drive
Chamber Ambassador
Club
June 2 - 11:30 a.m.
Chamber Office
May 13
Please join the Collierville Chamber of Commerce & St.
Jude for a Business After Hours at the St. Jude Dream
House located at 10582 Harvest Oaks Drive, Collierville,
TN. For more information, contact the Chamber @
853-1949.
Main Street Collierville’s
2010 Summer
Concert Series
2010 Collierville
Chamber of Commerce
AT&T/FedEx/
Patton Computers
Golf Classic
Party on the Patio
May 17
Please come out and support your Chamber and Golf
“Fore” Progress! Held Monday, May 17 at Memphis
National Golf Club. Tee times are 7:30 am & 1:00 pm.
Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more
information visit: www.colliervillechamber.com or call
the Chamber @ 853-1949.
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June 3 - July 29
Historic Town Square.
Visit www.mainstreetcollierville.org for more
information.
June 26
Membership Appreciation “Party on the Patio” featuring
University of Memphis Head Basketball Coach Josh
Pastner. Noon - 3:00 p.m. Come join us as we celebrate Member Appreciation Month at the Chamber!!
Coach Pastner will be on hand to sign autographs, take
pictures and visit with Collierville Chamber Members.
Event sponsors: The Collierville Chamber, The
Kindness Revolution and First Tennessee.
Reservations are required - 853-1949 or e-mail
[email protected].
The New Healthcare Law
3 Things Small Business Owners
Can Start Planning For Today
1. TALK TO YOU ACCOUNTANT
The new healthcare law affects businesses differently depending on a variety of factors including how
your business is organized, how many people you
employ, how many hours your employees work,
how much you pay your employees, and whether or
not you already offer insurance. This information
will be critical to understanding a range of taxrelated provisions - from the employer mandate to
the small business health insurance tax credit.
2. COUNT YOUR VENDORS
Beginning in 2012 you will need to start reporting
all business-to-business transactions of $600 or
more annually. This will require small business owners to obtain the tax ID number for all vendors that
they will be responsible for issuing a Form 1099.
3. CALL YOU INSURANCE AGENT
OR BROKER
If you are currently offering insurance, you should
speak to your insurance agent or broker about
potential changes to expect at your 2011 plan
renewal. For instance, if you have an HSA, MSA or
FSA, beginning in 2011 you and your employees
will be prohibited from using these funds for nonprescription over-the-counter drug purchases except for insulin. You may need to investigate
alternatives or educate your employees about this
change.
Learn more: Visit NFIB’s “Understanding the
New Healthcare Law” Resource Center at
www.nfib.com/healthreform
If you have additional questions, please contact
Valerie Nagoshiner at 615-872-5331 or valerie.
[email protected]
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Chamber participates in
Openings, Expansions, & Celebrations
Community Church Memphis
Terri O'Connor
324 Poplar View Parkway
Collierville, TN 38017
(901) 853-7973
www.communitychurchmemphis.com
Three Dog Bakery
Leslie Presson
2136 W. Poplar Suite 116
Collierville, TN 38017
(901) 853-5464
www.threedogmemphis.com
Thanks...
to these 2010 Major Sponsors whose significant donations contribute to the success of our Chamber events
Ridgeway
Country Club
9800 Poplar Ave.
Memphis, TN. 38139
853-2247
Quietly nestled on rolling terrain between Germantown and
Collierville, Ridgeway Country Club Offers privacy and elegance
in an ideally situated club environment.
Featured is an incomparable championship golf course designed by
Ed Seay and Ellis Maples.
For Golf Memberships, Social Memberships, Corporate Outings, and
Banquet Information, please call the –clubhouse at 853-2247.
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Collierville Pet Hospital
Dr. Murphy
18 S. Byhalia Rd.
Collierville, TN 38017
(901)853-7330
www.colliervillepet.com
Member
Benefit
Corner
Lendermon Sports Medicine
Dr. Laura Lendermon
9950 Crooked Creek Dr.
Collierville, TN 38017
(901)850-5756
Do you have a new product to introduce, an event to promote or simply need more business exposure? If the answer
is yes, then consider reserving a mini-display table at the
next General Membership Meeting. For only $75.00, we will
provide an 8ft. draped table for you to display your products/promotional materials to an average of 180 attendees
at the General Membership Meeting. Only 4 tables are sold
each month so reserve early! For availability, call the
Chamber office at 853-1949.
The Gardens of Germantown
Memory Care
Rise’ Reading
3179 Professional Plaza Drive
Germantown, TN 38138
(901)755-5450
www.gardensofgermantown.com
Federated P.I., LLC
Huston Akins
1661 International Place Drive, Suite 400
Memphis, TN 38120
(901)324-1026
www.federatedpi.com
Central Day School and Learning Center
Member Renewals
We are proud to announce the following businesses who have re-newed their investment in the Collierville Chamber of Commerce—thank you for your
continued support of the community and the Chamber!!!
All Star Waste Systems, LLC
Family Physicians Group, P.C.
Renasant Bank
Boyle Investment Company
Firestone Complete Auto Care
University of Memphis-Carrier Center
Collierville Marketplace Storage
First Citizens National Bank
Wal-Mart Supercenter - Collierville
Crews Realty
First Tennessee Bank
Youth Villages
EBCO Aviation Underwriters, Inc.
Halle Investment
Epiphany Lutheran Church
Insulation Systems, Inc.
Federal Express
NSA, LLC
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Collierville has grown to become
a friendly face to those who live,
work, and play in our community.
To celebrate its growth, the
Collierville Chamber of
Commerce and Memphis
magazine will publish the
2010-2011 Collierville
magazine. Don’t miss this
opportunity to reach new
customers
and clientele for
your
business.
Date of
Publication:
June 2010
Space
Reservation
deadline:
May 17, 2010
Ad Materials
Deadline:
May 24, 2010
For more information, please call
Sloane Taylor
901-575-9471
[email protected]
or 901-521-9000 and ask for
Collierville Sales / Sloane
ciRcULATion
The Chamber of
Commerce also
distributes copies of
Collierville to new
residents, visitors,
and businesses
throughout the
year. You can also
find Collierville
in local real estate
offices, area hotels,
business expos
and the offices of
advertisers.
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YOGA IS COMING TO PITTMAN!
When some people think of yoga, they imagine having to stretch like a gymnast. That makes them worry
that they're too old, unfit, or "tight" to do yoga. The truth is you're never too old to improve flexibility.
The series of yoga poses called asanas work by safely stretching your muscles. This releases the lactic
acid that builds up with muscle use and causes stiffness, tension, pain, and fatigue. In addition, yoga
increases the range of motion in joints. It may also increase lubrication in the joints. The outcome is a
sense of ease and fluidity throughout your body. Yoga movements are gentle and balanced. They work
in harmony with your body, lengthening and strengthening recovering muscles, tendons and ligaments.
We can help you recover from hamstring injuries, knee injuries, ankle and foot injuries and more.
In addition to helping people recover from injury, it can also help people lose weight. Regular yoga
practice has other benefits. It makes people feel better about their bodies as they become stronger and
more flexible. It tones muscles, reduces stress and improves people's mental and physical well-being.
The list of other benefits is well beyond the scope of this article. You'll just have to drop by Pittman
Physical Therapy's yoga classes to experience them yourself.
Lisa Warmuth will be heading up the Yoga program at Pittman. As a former patient, she is the perfect fit
for us as she understands injury and a good healthy balance. Lisa recently completed a 200-hour RYT
training program through Jason Hulshof of the Jonny Kest Center for Yoga.
Lisa teaches a Vinyasa style class blending physical alignment and core strength in a fluid rhythm.
Experience the rehabilitative benefits of yoga. The first class is free, so drop in and
check us out. You'll be glad you did. Email [email protected] or call us at 901-850-5246 for
more information. Class schedule and more information can be found on our website at
www.pittmanpt.com.
Jeremy Pittman, PT, CMP
Pittman Physical Therapy, LLC
930 West Poplar Ave, Suite 5
Collierville, TN 38017
Entertainment
Schedule
AT THE AVENUE
April 30
MAy 7
cOMpliMentAry liVe MuSic AnD
entertAinMent BeginS At 6 pM,
MOVieS Begin At DuSK.
Family Fun Night featuring Kid Davie with magic, fire eating, juggling lessons and more.
Screen on the Green | Up (G) | 7:45 PM
MAy 14
Rock n’ Stock Concert featuring the Wolf River Rednecks. Bring non-perishable food items to stock the shelves of
the Collierville Food Pantry. Presented in partnership with the Town of Collierville.
MAy 21
Screen on the Green | Shrek the Third (G) | 8 PM
MAy 28
Family Fun Night featuring Wild Willy & The Memphis Jam Band
June 4
Screen on the Green | Charlotte’s Web (G) | 8:10 PM
June 11
Music in the Park featuring the jazz, country, R&B and rock of Living Daylights
June 18
Screen on the Green | E.T. (PG) | 8:15 PM
June 25
Family Fun Night featuring 2-time Grammy Award winner Dennis Scott with an interactive dance party for kids.
July 2
Screen on the Green | Racing Stripes (PG) | 8:15 PM
July 9
Music in the Park featuring the classic Memphis sounds of Elmo & the Shades along with the acrobatics of the
Beale Street Flippers.
July 16
Screen on the Green | Hairspray (PG) | 8:15 PM
July 23
Family Fun Night Parade with Bearemy Bear from Build-a-Bear. Bring your Build-a-Bear animal, bike, trike or wagon
and join us for the 1st Annual Build-a-Bear Parade. Includes Mr. Nick Magic Show and Balloon Tying Workshop.
July 30
Screen on the Green | Hoosiers (PG) | 8 PM
Aug 6
Music in the Park featuring Soul Shockers, the best R&B band in the region.
Aug 13
Screen on the Green | Annie (PG) | 7:45 PM
Aug 20
Family Fun Night featuring the Summers Band (think Jonas Brothers) and DJ dance party. Wii giveaway.
Aug 27
Screen on the Green | Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (PG) | 7:30 PM
Sept 3
Music in the Park featuring Black Rabbit led by Memphis-native Dani McCullogh
Sept 10
Screen on the Green | Peter Pan (G) | 7:15 PM
Sept 17
Family Fun Night featuring Super Chikan, blues for kids from an extraordinary personality
Sept 24
Screen on the Green | A Bug’s Life (G) | 6:50 PM
Oct 1
Music in the Park featuring The Venus Mission, the hottest band between the Earth and Sun
Oct 8
Screen on the Green | Casper (PG) | 6:30 PM
Oct 15
Family Fun Night featuring Brittany Russell and the Trunk Monkeys. Winner of Radio Disney’s Hannah Montana
Singing Contest. Meet & Greet with Alexis Grace.
Oct 22
Screen on the Green | Monsters, Inc (G) | 6:30 PM
Oct 29
Music in the Park featuring the R&B of the Memphis All-Stars and the acrobatics of the Beale Street Flippers
Come join us for a fun packed night with the
Redbirds at the Redbirds Stadium
The first 200 kids who enter the park will receive
Prior to May 15th you may register for the give away at either Travel Leaders & CRUISES locations.
Must be 21 years of age to register. You must be present at game night to win. Trip will include a 3 night hotel stay
for four people, and a 4 day Magic Your Way Base Ticket pass for 4 people.** One (1) entry per family.
TRAVEL LEADERS & CRUISES
2765 Wolf Creek Pkwy, Ste. 104
305 New Byhalia Rd., Ste. 102
(Next Door to David’s Bridal)
(Between Schnuck’s & Target)
Memphis, TN 38133
Collierville, TN 38017
901.377.6600
901.853.6200
WWW.GOTRAVELLEADERS.COM