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A Taste of Beaver County

BOL-TECH MOTORSPORTS, INC, has donated the outside skin of the 777 dirt big block modified racecar driven by Kevin Bolland to Homemaker Home Health Aide Service of Beaver County, Inc., a local non-profit care agency.

The outside skin of the 2002 Lernerville Championship racecar will be on display and auctioned off at the agency's annual fund raiser, "Taste of Beaver County" progressive dinner on Friday, Sept. 26, 2003.

There are two ways to bid on the outside skin of the car. Interested parties can attend the progressive benefit dinner for $150.00 a couple or $85.00 for an individual and place a bid on the Silent Auction bid list while enjoying dining around Beaver County. Anyone can mail a sealed bid to the Homemaker-Home Health Aide office stating "BID" in large letters on the back of the envelope. Bids must include bid amount, name, address and telephone number and must be received in the Homemaker office by Sept. 25. Sealed bids will be opened at the progressive dinner on Sept. 26 during the dessert course at the Timberhouse at Rolling Acres. The minimum bid is $200.00.

Racecar enthusiasts will find the racecar memorabilia of interest as a collector's item or use it for decorating an area. Proceeds benefit a great cause that provides help at home for the frail elderly and disabled adults who need practical help to remain at home. Homemaker-Home Health Aide Service is located in Stone Point Landing, Suite 104, Bridgewater, PA 15009 and can be reached at 724-774-4002.

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