7th Annual Show & Shine for CF -Helen, GA

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7th Annual Show & Shine for CF -Helen, GA

Time: July 29, 2011 at 6pm to July 30, 2011 at 4pm
Location: in front of Go-Cart Track building
Street: 639 Edelweiss Str.
City/Town: Helen, Georgia
Website or Map: http://http//rememberwhenthea…
Phone: 706-296-6896 or 706-795-2264
Event Type: fundraiser, for, cystic, fibrosis, foundation
Organized By: Roger Kirk
Latest Activity: Jul 28, 2011

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Cruise in Friday night 5 to 9 pm. Saturday show 8 am till 4 pm. Door prizes, goodie bags, 50/50, raffle. If you've ever attended before, you know we have a good time. Awards: top 50 plus best and outstanding, GM, Mopar, Ford, Foreign, Orphan, Motorcycle, Ratrod, plus BEST OF SHOW. Music by Digger the DJ. Entry fee for cruise in. $10. awards top 10. Entry fee for Saturday. $25.$20 if you pre-register. You can pre-register at the cruse-in.Show is rain or shine. If past experience tells us anything, bring your umbrella...I have had to move the Saturday show to the south end of town.  639 Edelweiss Str.  Where the tubers get out of the river.  Friday cruise in is still at the gocart track. 

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