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Enviro Fair–It All Comes Back To You!
The Enviro Fair 2004 will be held Friday, November 5 and Saturday, November 6 from 10am to 4pm at the Del Mar Fairgrounds, 2260 Jimmy Durante Blvd., Del Mar. Admission is free.
Professionals at the forefront in renewable energy, recycling and pollution prevention present seminars, products and services at this 2 day event. Speakers will cover a variety of topics including Greening Your Business, Planning a “Zero-Waste” Community, Energy-Smart Homes, and a look at how plastic affects us and our oceans. Exhibits include recycled products, environmental services and non-profit organizations. View entries into the Recycled Art Exhibit, which awarded over $1,900 cash to winners. Children can make paper from recycled junk mail and learn how they can earn money recycling.
Call 858/792-4298 or visit www.sdfair.com for more information. The Fair is hosted by The 22nd District Agricultural Association Del Mar Fairgrounds, Activity Center and presented by San Diego County Toyota Dealers.
BACK TO TOPWomen's Abundance Network at Seaside Saturday, November 5
The Women's Abundance Network's monthly event features a line-up of inspirational speakers who meet at 6:30pm the first Saturday of every month at Seaside Church of Religious Science, Encinitas. The mission of founder, Mardi Boone, is to empower, inspire and nurture women in every area of their lives. The next meeting is November 6.
The Evening attracts 200-300 women from all over who want to transform, connect and take their lives to the next level. The event provides a place for like-minded women to meet, enjoy a delicious meal and hear a presentation from inspirational speakers and best-selling authors. Upcoming speakers include Gloria Boileau, Sheryl Roush and Michelle Blood.
Cost of $60.00 (1st time only) includes dinner, program, seminar and dessert. Call Mardi Boone 760/632-6876 for reservations or more information.
Better Health Day to Focus on Diet and Beauty Nov. 13
A team of natural doctors and authors will be offering a day of education on Saturday, November 13th at the Irvine Marriott, from 10am to 4pm . Three special presentations, including a natural beauty make-over, followed by an interactive “Ask the Doctor” session, will be featured.
This seminar will focus on the diet and beauty needs of women of all ages. Speaker Mary Bove, ND, will present aspects of coping with menopause through diet and natural treatments; Frank Ervolino, ND, will speak on natural stress management; and Kat James, beauty expert, will talk about all-natural makeovers and will transform someone on the spot.
Admission is $15/person, or $20 for two, and includes healthy snacks and a chance to win one of two Grand Prizes or a Celebrity Make-over.
Registration: Call Better Nutrition at 800/443-4974, press “0” for an operator. For more information, e-mail: cboring@aimmedia.com or visit www.betternutrition.com. Sponsored by LA-based Active Interest Media's Better Nutrition magazine, and Henry's Marketplace stores.
BACK TO TOPResources Needed & You Can Help
On the one-year anniversary of the 2003 San Diego Firestorms many survivors have yet to rebuild. Of the 3,000 families who suffered losses, less than 100 families have completely rebuilt their homes. Many of their properties have suffered further damage from recent floods. ARDON provides a simple online way for you to help at www.ARDONLinks.org.
Donations of weed eaters, plywood and paneling, framing nailers/nails, tie wire guns/wire, construction-grade lumber, concrete blocks, rebar/bender, and any items utilized to construct a new home will help. All household items are needed as well.
To register any household items or building materials that you want to contribute, simply log on to the ARDON website at www.ARDONLinks.org to register the items available for donation. Via e-mail, an ARDON representative will provide contact information that connects the donor and recipient to arrange delivery. All donations are tax deductible.
ARDON is a non-profit tax-exempt organization that facilitates the exchange of resources for non-profit organizations and the individuals they serve.
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