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			 Nominations will be accepted until noon Friday, June 
			30. Three nominees will be selected in a random drawing later that 
			afternoon. Because the selection is a random drawing, people are 
			welcome to nominate women from previous years who weren’t selected.
			 
			 
			People can mail their nominations to Super Survivor, c/o Memorial 
			Medical Center Foundation, 701 N. First St., Mail Code 61, 
			Springfield, IL 62781, or email them to beaware@mhsil.com. People 
			can also nominate someone by going to the Super Survivors page at 
			BeAware WomensFair.com. 
			 
			Each Super Survivor will receive a makeover including a visit to BJ 
			Grand Salon and Spa the day before and the morning of the Be Aware 
			Women’s Fair, free admission to the women’s fair, a new outfit to 
			unveil the day of the event and other gifts. 
			  
			Memorial’s eighth annual Be Aware Women’s Fair will run from 9 a.m. 
			to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Orr Building on the Illinois 
			State Fairgrounds. 
			 
			Nominations must include the following information: nominator’s name 
			and phone number; nominee’s name, age and phone number; and a brief 
			explanation of how the nominee’s cancer journey has been 
			inspirational to those around her. 
			Admission to the Be Aware Women’s Fair is $4. 
			Proceeds from Memorial’s Be Aware Women’s Fair go toward the 
			foundation’s breast cancer patient assistance fund, which provides 
			financial assistance to breast cancer patients for items or services 
			that can help meet basic needs, decrease stress or improve the 
			healing process, such as compression gloves, wigs or premade meals. 
			
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An estimated 100 booths featuring local exhibitors will cover a 
wide range of topics, including finance, fitness, health, beauty, fashion, home 
decoration, education and nutrition. 
 
The event will again feature numerous health screenings, including blood 
pressure, cholesterol, body fat and bone density. 
 
The American Cancer Society will hold its annual Making Strides Against Breast 
Cancer walk that same day at the Illinois State Fairgrounds. All registered 
walkers will receive free admission to Memorial’s Be Aware Women’s Fair. 
 
Registration for the walk begins at 8 a.m. at the Commodities Pavilion, just 
west of the Grandstand. An opening program begins at 9 a.m. at the pavilion, 
with the walk to follow through the Department of Natural Resources area. The 
closing ceremony will be held about 10:45 a.m. on the stage at the Be Aware 
Women’s Fair. 
 
For more information, visit BeAware WomensFair.com  
				 
			[Memorial Health Systems] 
			
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