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Time: October 5, 2013 from 10am to 2pm
Location: Lumpkin County Middle School
Street: 44 School Drive
City/Town: Dahlonega, GA
Phone: (706) 265-5263
Event Type: fundraiser, for, high, scholl, student, competition
Organized By: Riley Matthew Ray
Latest Activity: Oct 9, 2013
LCHS host its sixth annual car show for Skills USA competitors we will have 14 awards per class a silent auction was some unbelievable items. We will also serve hot dogs chips and drinks for additional cost. The cost of the car show is $25.00 per car please come help a young man or young lady's dream come true thanks for reading and God Bless Always Riley Ray (706) 265-5263 directions 44 School Drive Dahlonega Georgia 30534
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This is great. I will also mention it on my radio show tomorrow night! The biggest battle is the weather and the forecast is looking great! I will try to get by. Jack
BTW - Plug the website a bit so other can use it to help their events. If you can. J.
i set up a new event yesterday what else do i need to do
Hello Riley!
Please change the dates, etc. on this calendar so others can see it. i can then send out a distribution announcement. Thank you. Jack 770-883-0160
thank you so much we are indeed having the event Saturday Oct 5th thank you so much for al of your help
Hello,
We are getting calls asking if this event is on again for this year. If so, please update your posting so members and viewers have you as a choice for coming weekends!
Thank you, Jack & Linda
PS If we can help at all call us 770-883-0260.
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