CHEERS 13th Annual Fundraising Classic Car, Truck and Bike Show is coming Saturday, August 5. Held at CHEER’s Community Center, 20520 Sand Hill Road, Georgetown, DE, the day promises to be a memorable event that you do not want to miss so make sure you save the date. Better yet, why not fill out your registration for your vehicle to be presented and judged in the show? It only takes a few moments and you will be ready for your summer fun day. You can download the registration form, fill it out, and mail with your check to CHEER or fill out the secure online registration and you are all set.
For more information contact: Amy Smith – asmith@cheerde.com – 302-853-4200; Robin Greene – rgreene@cheerde.com – 302-853-4199; or Walter Koopman – rbdjet61@verizon.net – 302-745-5668.
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All monies raised from this event benefit CHEER Programs and Services for the seniors of Sussex County, Delaware.

RAFFLE:

Here’s your chance to make a kid really happy (even if the kid happens to be old enough to vote and then some). This 1930 Bantum Midget Spindizzy Model Car is a true replica. A replica that will be a memory forever.

Tether car racing, also known as spindizzy racing, began in the late 1930s when a bunch of California kids cobbled together home-built model aircraft engine-powered cars running on tires pilfered from Goodyear and Firestone ashtrays. Early tether car bodies were built to look like real-world circle track cars and made of everything from Cracker Jack boxes to hand-formed aluminum.

Tether car racing quickly grew in popularity, and soon the racers incorporated craftsmanship and engineering that rivaled their full-size counterparts.

Stop by your local CHEER Activity Center today to get your ticket(s) for the raffle of this fine Spindizzy Race Car. You’ll be glad you did.
All monies raised from this event benefit CHEER Programs and Services for the seniors of Sussex County, Delaware.