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1st
home-based business fair a success
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[November 20, 2009]
The first Home Based Business
Expo had a successful first run. As a new event it is always
difficult to get things off the ground, but the Route 66 Heritage
Foundation of Logan County was happy with their first attempt at
such an event. As with any event it is a team effort, and with the
help of the fabulous vendors, the American Legion and Casey's,
everything went as planned. The only uncooperative team member was
the weather!
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 A big thank-you goes out to all the participants: American Legion of
Lincoln, Casey's General Store of Lincoln, Darlene Begolka with
Tupperware, Robin Morrow with Tastefully Simple, Carrie Seggelke and
Ruth Halpin with Usborne Books, Christa Deterding with The Bag Lady
and Watkins, Michele Rohlfs with Slumber Parties, Darlene Judd with
Celebrating Home, Gina Rexroat with GB Designs, Acorn Ridge Archery,
Mary Doyle with County Charm Candle and Soap, Mindy Banister with
Hanna's Hair Pretties, Kim Horn with Beauticontrol, Fortune Hi-Tech
Marketing, Lincoln/Logan County Chamber of Commerce, Rochelle Joseph
with Longaberger, Rachel Bennett-Paul with Lia Sophia, Edith Keller
with Stanley Home Products, Abraham Lincoln Tourism Bureau of Logan
County, Bruce Huskins -- The Grass Clipper, Jennifer Spann with
Pampered Chef, Rachelle Bandelow with Scentsy, and Citizens for
Chuck Conzo.
Door prizes were awarded to both vendors and
attendees. Prizes were donated by each vendor. Winners were Michele
Rohlfs, Shelley Bandelow, Mary Doyle, Rochelle Joseph, Kim Horn, Deb
Templeton, Jennifer Span, John Rexroat, Gladys Dutz, Nila Smith,
Cindy Curtis, Noah Mason, Joyce Bennett, Grace, Hannah Bowersock,
Deb Kendrick, Mindy Banister, Darlene Judd, E. Mavetz, Robin Morrow,
J. Mount and Michele Rohlfs.
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The Route 66 Heritage Foundation was able to raise approximately
$400 for the restoration project at The Mill and looks forward to
hosting the second annual Home Based Business Expo, scheduled for
the second Sunday of November in 2010.
[Text from file received from the
Route 66 Heritage Foundation of Logan County]
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