Church of the Nazarene Car Show and Sound Off -Pageland, SC

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Church of the Nazarene Car Show and Sound Off -Pageland, SC

Time: April 16, 2011 from 10am to 3pm
Location: Rose Memorial Church of the Nazarene
Street: 1005 N Pearl St
City/Town: Pageland SC
Website or Map: http://www.kossmotorsports.com
Phone: 803-320-3193
Event Type: car, show, fundraiser
Organized By: Tour Delux Rally
Latest Activity: Apr 4, 2011

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Church of the Nazarene Car Show and Sound off
All Shows covered on KMS Car Show Connection TV

 A weekly TV show on WHKY www.kossmotorsports.com for more info
SINGLE POINT SHOW

04-16-2011 Time 1000AM to 300PM
Rose Memorial Church of the Nazarene
1005 N Pearl St
Pageland SC

ART, CRAFTS, MUSIC, GAMES, FOOD,
KIDS AREA, KIDS RIDES, INFLATABLES
SOMETHING FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.
Car Show 125+ Classes & True SPL Sound Off

$25.00 Entry Fee
More Info:
www.kossmotorsports.com or call Steve 803-320-3193
always check out web site to make sure the event was not changed or canceled

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