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Imagine A Time For Women Only

By Terri Rimmer

The Fort Worth Business Center in conjunction with the Business Assistance Center Education Foundation and the City of Fort Worth is presenting “Imagine A Time For Women Only” Oct. 29th.

Media sponsors include NBC5, the Fort Worth-Star Telegram, KLUV 98.7, KVIL 103.7, and Diario la estrella among others.

The event will be held at the Fort Worth Convention Center from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Registration starts at 8 at the Reata on the Road Coffee Bar, vendor area/silent auction opens at 9 then dialogue sessions kick off at 10:00 a.m. with a break for a luncheon. At 4 p.m. the lounge opens and an ultimate make-over takes place along with a drawing and door prizes.

You can join in on the discussions as the sessions are intimate and interactive.

Baylor All Saints Hospital will present a session called “A Back That Doesn’t Ache; “A Natural Alternative to Better Health” will feature speaker Dr. Karen Birdy of Trinity Holistic Family Medicine, and Sleep Connection will conduct a session called “A Restful Night’s Sleep.” Dr. Jeff Corbett will present “A Perfect Smile” session, Super Suppers will present “Healthy Meals in 30 Minutes or Less,” and Allied ASID will feature “Home Decorating Made Easy.”

Dr. Mitch Conditt will have a “No More Headaches or Mouth Pain” session, the Fort Worth Business Center will present “Starting the Small Business You’ve Dreamed of,” and Pick A Place Travel Agency will conduct “Stress-Free Travel.”

Dr. Audrey Ross will feature “Therapeutic Massages.”

The $10,000 ultimate makeover raffle sponsored by Panache Magazine includes a cosmetic makeover from Neiman Marcus with makeup included, hair consultation, cut, and style by Garrison’s Hair Salon, a $500 spa package donated by Dr. Emily McLaughlin, a complete $950 image makeover from Elaine Stoltz, image consultant, a $250 certificate from Stanley Eisenman Shoes, photo shoot, limo ride to dinner, and other prizes.

Registration is $50 per person through Oct. 24th or $75 at the door. Registration includes access to the vendor and silent auction area, makeover area, luncheon, and dialogue sessions. Tickets to the makeover raffle are 1 for $25, 3 for $50, or ten for $100.00.

You can fax your registration to 817-871-6031 or register online. To mail registration, send to: BAC Education Foundation, 1150 S. Freeway, Fort Worth, TX 76104.

Vendor registration for areas 10 x 10 including an 8’ table, two chairs, and trashcan are $300 for small businesses with up to ten employees and $500 for a larger business with ten plus employees.

For more information call 817-871-6021 or go to ImagineATime.org on the web.

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