Breast In Show Car Show

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Breast In Show Car Show

Time: September 9, 2017 from 3pm to 8pm
Location: Across from Lyman Park, Community Street
Street: Community St and Pacific St
City/Town: Lyman
Website or Map: https://goo.gl/maps/YjiD5MxyU…
Phone: 864-380-2338
Event Type: breast, cancer, research
Organized By: Michele Perdomo
Latest Activity: Sep 5, 2017

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Event Description

This is a fundraiser to raise money for breast cancer research. I am a breast cancer survivor and want to do everything in my power to make this successful. All cars are welcome and encouraged to come. Spectators free.

REGISTRATION 3-5PM

JUDGING 5-6:30PM

AWARDS 7PM

50/50 RAFFLE following awards

TROPHIES FOR:

“BEST IN SHOW”

1ST PLACE IN EACH CLASS

HIGHEST MILEAGE, HOSTESS PICK, & OLDEST AUTOMOBILE (10 TROPHIES TOTAL)

50/50 RAFFLE, VENDORS, FOOD, MUSIC,

RAFFLES THROUGHOUT THE EVENT

PRE-REGISTRATION $20 by 9/7

DAY OF REGISTRATION $25

(NON-REFUNDABLE)

TO REGISTER VECHICLE GO TO

https://www.facebook.com/ events/1742992985715011/

For more information contact: Michele Perdomo 864.380.2338 

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