2013 Bulldog Cards to go on sale next week
The always-popular sale of the 2013 Bulldog Cards will begin next week by students of the Ada Music Department. This year’s version of the discount card offers free food and other money-saving offers at Ada, Kenton, Bluffton and Lima area restaurants and businesses.
This year’s card includes more offers than ever before, and an attractive new design.
Merchants featured on this year’s card include:
• 3 Brothers Pizza,
• The Inn at Ohio Northern,
• Reichert’s,
• Northern on Main
• Starbucks Coffee Café,
• The Sawmill Family Restaurant,
• Carol Slane Florist,
• Fazoli’s,
• IHOP/Lima,
• Padrone’s Pizza,
• Arby’s,
• East of Chicago Pizza,
• Burger King,
• Waffle House,
• Western Sizzlin,
• Norada Lanes,
• W.G. Grinder’s,
• Captain D’s,
• Health Trends,
• Readmore’s Hallmark,
• Subway,
• MC Sporting Goods,
• Rettig Music,
• Shannon Theatre,
• Skyline Chili and
• Yankee’s Kenton Dairy Queen.
The 2013 Bulldog cards are good immediately, can be used repeatedly all year long and don’t expire until 12/31/2013.
Bulldog cards are priced at $10 this year and the cost can be recouped after just a few uses; one of the best bargains around! Bulldog cards are available from any Ada Elementary, Junior High or High School band or choir member, or by calling or texting the Ada Music Boosters at (419) 230-8147 to request a card.
The Bulldog Card is a major fundraiser for the Ada Music Boosters and the boosters thank the community for their support of this popular program again this year.
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