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Jewelry who also had her own booth, also said business was better. said, and they judged it a success by the time it wrapped up at. about 4 p. m. “I think a lot of people thought that we couldn’t pull this. The township and the local chamber of commerce had been planning. Any donations to the chamber from the event would go toward. “I did it a lot better than I thought I was going to. I thought it. was awesome. Hemingway estimated the signs, for decoration and to serve as. welcoming signs, would cost about $150 to $200 each. off,” said Debbie Calubiale, a member of the chamber board of. directors. LOWER TOWNSHIP — The sun helped the first annual Bayshore Block. Calubiale said some of the approximately 130 vendors were. “I wasn’t really sure what it was going to be like,” she said. this first event, but many of those same vendors said later that. the event for more than a year, chamber President Sheri Hemingway. Barbara Kennedy, an independent representative of Silpada.

My friend Leanne is now selling Silpada Jewelry. p If you live in the valley and you're interested in Silpada Jewelry,plet me know. p They have some beautiful jewelry at reasonable prices. p There will be food, fun and fabulous jewelry. I got some beautiful photos of the area surrounding her store. I warn you now, I took pictures of all kinds of fun stuff. I was lucky enough to teach at a consumer event in Glasgow, Kentucky with Lisa Galvin, our Bazzill sales rep in the area. Afterwards, Alan took me on a "whistle-stop tour" of some of the tourist attractions. pI'm having a party on Thursday night if you want to stop by between 7-9pm.

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Among the vendors that visitors can peruse will be Silpada Jewelry, Cookie Lee Jewelry, candles, spices, on-site massages, crafts, food, Tupperware,

She wore several pieces of fine jewelry, mostly matching silver and turquoise. She purchased her Silpada lariat necklace made of sterling and garnet and a

Barbara Kennedy, an independent representative of Silpada Jewelry who also had her own booth, also said business was better than expected.

Flowers were provided by Harbour Bay Florist and jewelry worn by the models was provided by Lauriel Lanzetta, Silpada Jewelry Representative.