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GIRLS ENCOURAGED & MOTIVATED FOR SUCCESS!
The Nationwide Search for B.U.B.B.L.E.S. has now begun!
Originally created as a city-wide search, the organizers of the B.U.B.B.L.E.S. (Big Beautiful Leaders of Excellent Stride) have now expanded this search for full-figured teens to a national level.
Partnering with Ohio-based JUST DAZZLIND PRODUCTIONS, Inc. the B.U.B.B.L.E.S. will be featured during each stop of the 2008 Diva In Me Conference!
Interested teens aged 13-17 wearing a dress size of 12 or larger may be showcased during each tour stop. Each young lady must meet the following qualifications to participate:
- Must wear a dress size of 12 or larger and must be able to secure a full-length pink gown
- Must be registered in an accredited school and must be attending that school
- Must provide parent or guardian's permission to participate (may provide phone number for parent)
- Must sell no less than 5 ads in the B.U.B.B.L.E.S. 2008 Tour Program and must sell no less than 2 tickets to attend the fashion show where the B.U.B.B.L.E.S. will be showcased.
- Must submit one paragraph stating your goals after graduation from school
- Must pay a one-time $50.00 participation fee
If you are interested in registering to be one of the B.U.B.B.L.E.S. when it comes to your city, send an email to msplatinumplusplanner@hotmail.com or click this link-B.U.B.B.L.E.S. Send your name, phone number and reason you want to particiapte, and a coordinator will contact you. The $50.00 participation fee is not due until 30 days prior to the tour coming to your city.
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Between Us Girls - (A Jeans and Things Affair): Wear your favorite Jeans and Sweatshirt, we are gettin' down with the dirt!
Okay, Teen Young Ladies it's your turn!
THIS CLUB IS SET UP TO BE A POSITIVE ORGANIZATION FOCUSING ON UPLIFTMENT, GUIDANCE, AND FUN FOR ALL PRINCESSES AGES 4-10.
WE WILL OFFER ON GOING EVENTS TO INVOLVE OUR PRINCESS AND THEIR PARENTS.
YEAH! KUDOS!!!
DAYTON TEA PARTY IS A HUGE SUCCES!!Little 'princesses' taught to carry on big lessons learned
Click-2-ListenBy Kristin McAllister Staff Writer Monday, February 25, 2008 DAYTON — Teaching little girls how to act like proper young ladies while also boosting their self-esteem is a lost art and something Dayton native and former model Dawn Martin is trying to bring back. Martin is chief operating officer of Just Dazzlind Productions, a Dayton-based company that strives to better youth by working with parents and educators in helping young boys and girls break through self-esteem barriers, feel empowered, motivated and embrace diversity. "Education and diversity are very important," Martin said. "This goes across all groups, all colors. It's about taking that beyond these four walls." Little "princesses" joined their "queen" and "king" mothers and fathers on Sunday, Feb. 24, during the Princess Club event downtown at Memorial Hall. "The key ingredient we want them to learn is to love thyself and to love others," Martin said. "We want them to see examples of people who have succeeded and who respect themselves and others, and that those people are right in their own communities." Consultant "queens" from throughout the region gave the "princesses" etiquette lessons in how to properly walk, dine and conduct themselves in public. In becoming a member of the Princess Club, Martin said girls learn about GEMS, Girls Encouraged and Motivated for Success. Madison Finley, 5, of Fairborn, and Amiah Johnson, 6, of Dayton, were named Little Princesses of the day and said they most enjoyed making new friends. "And I liked learning how to walk the right way," Amiah added. Her mother, Carmel, commended Martin for creating the club. "There's not a lot of positive things happening in Dayton right now," she said. "It's nice to have something to bring little girls to that's positive and helps them with their self-esteem." Madison beamed after winning two prize drawings and said she couldn't wait to tell her teacher all about the day and about the friends she made. Her father, Philip, said the event seemed to help his daughter be less shy with other little girls. "She really enjoyed herself today," he said. "This really helped her with her self-esteem." Martin said she's also forming a nontraditional Father's Day event for fathers and sons, as well as for single-parent families, during which participants will tour an equestrian facility in Cincinnati.Extras
Amiah Johnson, left and Madison Moore, center, were awarded the 1st annual Princess club Easter egg winner during the Princess Club event held in Dayton at the Memorial Hall Sunday afternoon. Dawn Martin, right, help organize the event.
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TELL ALLYOUR FRIENDS TO GET READY, THEY MAY BE COMING TO YOUR TOWN SOON!!
JOIN THE PRINCESS CLUB TODAY!
MEMBERSHIP CARD IS $5.00
WHICH GIVES GREAT DISOUNTS OFF ALL PRINCESS CLUB EVENTS.
(Cards will be mailed within two business days)
