If you're interested in being a model, then you might want to drive to Ellensburg on Aug. 21 to take part in the state's next top model event.
Seattle Models Guild along with Ellenburg's Flirt fashion store, Photonuvo portrait studio, and Bobbi Brown Professional Cosmetics are co-sponsoring a casting call to wannabe models.
The event starts at 7 p.m., and there is no cost to participate. Potential models will have the chance to meet modeling scouts from the Seattle Models Guild, have make-over sessions with Bobbi Brown representatives and photos taken by Linda Hamilton with Photonuvo.
There also will be a show with fashions provided by Flirt and haircuts and styling will be available provided by Gaylyn's Salon in Ellensburg.
The event takes place at Raw Space, 119 E. Fourth Ave., Ellensburg. For more, go to www.shopatflirt.com or call 509-925-6600.
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On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On Sept. 14 in ...
* 1989 -- Shannon Pudwill had seven kills and five blocks, and Allison Burk had 31 assists as the Columbia Basin College women's volleyball team raised its season record to 2-1 with a 15-2, 13-15, 17-15, 15-7 nonleague home win over Treasure Valley.
* 1986 -- Brad Tidrick of Yakima won the 50-lap late model superstocks main event at the Tri-City Raceways. Tidrick was followed by Terry Martin of Walla Walla, Vern Morgan of Yakima and Ron Bradley of Pasco. Bradley also placed first in the street stock main event. Don Malbeck of Kennewick won the 20-lap main event in the ministocks, with Carl Dean of Benton City second.
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