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Westside Story – Classic Car Show

August 15, 2013 By Joe Boyle

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Story & Photo – Joseph Boyle

It’s coming!  Saturday, August 17, 2013, from 10 am – 4 pm, the 17th Annual South Tacoma Way Business District Car Show. Find the fun on South Tacoma Way between 50th St South and 56th St South.

The South Tacoma Business District Association and corporate sponsor, Heritage Bank, along with the generous contributions of many area businesses and volunteers, sponsor this free popular event.  That is right.  I said FREE EVENT.

It is great family friendly fun with several hundred cars, plus a motorcycle or two, music, dancers, entertainment, games for kids, prizes, vendors, food, refreshments, sidewalk cafes, trophies, plaques, raffle, shops and a chance to run into your friends.

1934 Ford pickup truck barn find. Grandson took ownership from grandfather. She still runs too!

1934 Ford pickup truck barn find. Grandson took ownership from grandfather. She still runs too!

If you have a classic, collector or novelty vehicle, think about entering your car into the show.  We would enjoy seeing your really cool vehicle. $2.00 from every entry fee is donated to the community food bank.

You can check out registration and all the other details, including a video from last year, by driving your computer to www.stbda.com/car_show.htm

See you there.

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About Joe Boyle

Joe’s life is divided into 3 chapters. Chapter I: 25+ years in business including Estate Planning with New York Life, Revenue Officer with the U.S. Treasury Department, Sales Representative and gas main Extension King with Washington Natural Gas Company, Real Estate Broker, investor, developer, and property manager. Chapter II: 25 years in public service as a Pierce County Deputy Sheriff between the ages of 45 and 70. Chapter III: Began with an April Fool’s Day 2013 retirement and involves The Arts including Writing, Comedy, and the Blues. Currently Joe is a creator on Westside Story, The Benny's & Joey’s Quiz with Publisher Ben Sclair and Double Take with author / columnist Susanne Bacon. Joe has performed as an actor locally and done stand-up comedy in Seattle, Tacoma, New Jersey, and Las Vegas.

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