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June 8, 2006

Morgan awarded trip to Mexico through Home Interiors and Gifts

Home Interiors and Gifts Inc., one of the nation’s largest direct sellers of home décor accessories, recently rewarded one of its top achievers in sales and sponsoring, Norma Morgan of Laurel, with an exciting trip for two to Acapulco, Mexico.

The trip is part of the company’s incentive programs designed to inspire its sales force.

Winning consultants spent three days and four nights at the majestic Fairmont Acapulco Princess – a world-class resort surrounded by lush tropics and stunning views of the Sierra Madre.

Those decorating sonsultants who were in the top 100 in personal sales earned the option to extend their stay two additional nights, complements of Home Interiors.

Home Interiors incentive trip 2006 is planned for a luxurious stay for two in Hawaii.

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