 Any business that is based in someone's home, such as Tupperware,
Avon, Lia Sophia, Tastefully Simple and lawn care businesses, will
be represented at this expo. They will display some of their
merchandise, offer cash-and-carry items, book home parties and take
orders, as well as speak with visitors about the opportunities they
can provide if someone is interested in having their own home
business.Also on hand will be the Lincoln/Logan County Chamber of
Commerce and others who will discuss how they can help home-based
business owners become more successful.
The event will also include door prizes donated by all of the
vendors as well as coffee and doughnuts donated by Casey's General
Store.
The proceeds from the event will go toward the restoration
project for The Mill on 66. This is the main project for the Route
66 Heritage Foundation of Logan County, which hopes to have the site
opened as a Route 66 museum in 2011.
The foundation is pleased to present the event to the community.
It will provide a business opportunity as well as a jump-start to
the holiday shopping season by shopping locally. The public is
encouraged to come and check out all that is offered.
Vendor spaces are still available. All vendors must be registered
by noon Nov. 18. Call 217-732-8687 or e-mail
admin@abe66.com to get your
booth space today or if you have any questions.
[Text from file received from
Abraham Lincoln Tourism Bureau of
Logan County]
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