$15 2-Course Lunch at Anaheim White House For Administrative Professionals' Week

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • April 21, 2009
The Anaheim White House is offering a special for Administrative Assistants' (or Professionals') Week (April 20-24). For $15, you can treat your Administrative Assistant (or Professional) for a two-course lunch (an entree and dessert), and you...
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