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Time: October 30, 2010 from 9am to 6pm
Location: Remember when Parking lot
Street: 115 Escowee Drive
City/Town: Helen
Phone: 706-296-6896
Event Type: fundraiser
Organized By: Roger Kirk
Latest Activity: Oct 26, 2010
We are in the planning stages for a car show in Helen the last Saturday in October. Benefit for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. This will be a Halloween themed open car show. The owner is talking about some large cash giveaways but we are yet to settle on the amounts as well as the awards. Will post as soon as decided. Roger
We settled on the prizes...Total value over $5000. Cash is $2000 in hundred dollar bills. We'll give away $100 bills all day long. Register a car to get a door prize ticket. Buy a go-cart ride $15, receive a door prize ticket, Buy a haunted Helen ticket $15, receive a door prize ticket. Concert that night in the Theater. Kingsmen Quartet and Mark Pitts as Elvis..$10, get a door prize ticket...Buy a package deal, 1 of each, $25, get a door prize ticket....Awards top 25 plus best of show. Trunk or treat for the kids...12 and under costume contest. Come join the fun....and see some cool rides...
Getting close....If we can make this show a success for the event holder (myself),lol, and the owner, we're planning a 3 day inside show in December...say Dec 3,4,5. Details to be ironed out. It's the off season in Helen so look for a lot of freebies and bargains. Got a lot of motel accomodations to give away at this show for the December show. We need everyone to come out...Need a big crowd. You don't need a car to have a great time...but the more cars, the better.
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