Business Briefs

Raderstorf

DEPUTY WALT RADERSTORF has joined the Carroll County Sheriff's Department. He has been working for Carroll County E m e r g e n c y M e d i c a l Service for the past three years as a licensed EMT, and last September, he began working at Carroll County Jail as a jail officer.

Raderstorf will be entering the law enforcement academy in September for four months of training.

He has been a volunteer firefighter in Georgetown for the past four years and was a member of Logansport JayCees for several years.

His interests are in crime scene investigations and detective work.

Raderstorf and his wife Lori reside in Cass County with their three children: Wesley, 6; Madyson, 4; and Mason, 2. They attend Hillcrest Baptist Church.

DENISE STRASSER and TRICIA BRITTON, both of Delphi, joined more than 40,000 Mary Kay independent business owners from across the United States for the annual seminar held in Dallas, Texas, from July 17 to Aug. 2

Strasser began her Mary Kay business in August of 2000 and is currently an independent sales director. At the seminar, she was recognized for earning her Pontiac Vibe and for being number

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three during the

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Director In Qualification program in her national sales director's area. Britton began her career in January of 2002 and is an independent beauty consultant. She was recognized for participating in the Preferred C u s t o m e r

Program and

for being number

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one in her unit for recruiting and also for being number three in sales. She was named Miss Go Give.

The seminar is held to educate, motivate and recognize the accomplishments of the rapidly growing Mary Kay independent sales force. Classes were given on team-building, developing leadership skills, time management, proven sales tips and balancing career and family.

Britton