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The
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal presents
Time for Women makeover changes faces, lives
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Mary
Calvillo
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Mary Calvillo
and Kathy Davis wanted brighter smiles, Karen Gore anticipated
a new chapter in her life and Jeanell Hintergardt wasn't ready
to succumb to her 60s.
"I've
been a schoolteacher for 20 years, and I was beginning to
look 60 years old," Hintergardt said. "I wanted
to brighten up myself."
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Paige
Bowman
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Paige
Bowman was simply ready for change.
"I
was tired of sitting at home, wearing slouchy sweats, no make-up
and a ponytail," she said.
So the
five women agreed to health and beauty makeovers that became
very public Tuesday as they glided down a fashion-show runway,
dazzling the luncheon crowd during A Time for Women Expo in
Lubbock Memorial Civic Center.
"I'll
be glad to step on-stage," Gore had said 30 minutes before
the event. "The waiting has been nerve-racking."
Tuesday's unveiling capped a six-week process after the women
were selected from 100 entries in a contest designed for the
annual A Time for Women Expo, which is sponsored by The Avalanche-Journal.
"I
had seen makeovers on TV shows, so I was curious what went
into the process," said Gore, a 50-something nurse from
Lubbock. "So everything about it surprised me."
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