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Families Feeding Families antique car show

| 26 Sep 2016 | 02:06
    During the Families Feeding Families antique car show, DJ Nick Cerrato of "DJ Wheels" played a selection of upbeat 50s, 60s and 70s favorites, and even took requests.
    During the Families Feeding Families antique car show, DJ Nick Cerrato of "DJ Wheels" played a selection of upbeat 50s, 60s and 70s favorites, and even took requests.
    Phil Badu of Highland Lakes showed his 1963 Chevrolet Impala convertible, complete with fuzzy dice hanging from the rear-view mirror and a drive-in movie speaker on the window. Displayed on top of the engine was a model car that matched the real one in every way, but lacked the fuzzy dice.
    Phil Badu of Highland Lakes showed his 1963 Chevrolet Impala convertible, complete with fuzzy dice hanging from the rear-view mirror and a drive-in movie speaker on the window. Displayed on top of the engine was a model car that matched the real one in every way, but lacked the fuzzy dice.
    Joe and Susan Scheuch of Highland Lakes brought their 1952 Chevy to the Families Feeding Families antique car show at Our Lady of Fatima Church. The car is identical to the car Joe Scheuch drove when he was 17. Back then Susan also tried to drive the car, but couldnþÄôt get the knack of all the manual components.
    Joe and Susan Scheuch of Highland Lakes brought their 1952 Chevy to the Families Feeding Families antique car show at Our Lady of Fatima Church. The car is identical to the car Joe Scheuch drove when he was 17. Back then Susan also tried to drive the car, but couldnþÄôt get the knack of all the manual components.
    DJ Nick CerratoþÄôs choice of music got some attendees to the Food Stock car show dancing to the nostalgic but still moving tempos.
    DJ Nick CerratoþÄôs choice of music got some attendees to the Food Stock car show dancing to the nostalgic but still moving tempos.
    Lori Fitamant of Barry Lakes helped with loading the pickups with items collected during the Food Stock event held at Our Lady of Fatima Church.
    Lori Fitamant of Barry Lakes helped with loading the pickups with items collected during the Food Stock event held at Our Lady of Fatima Church.

VERNON — Our Lady of Fatima Church on Breakneck Road in Highland Lakes held its second annual Food Stock and antique car show last Saturday.
In lieu of an entrance fee, attendees were asked to donate a nonperishable food or an item serviceable to the economically disadvantaged. To add to the collection and to make people aware of a silent but the persistent need by many people, signs were posted and volunteers collected donations from passing cars.
Car enthusiasts brought a range of customized, beautiful, and immaculate antique cars that proudly displayed their QQ plates. DJ Nick Cerrato of “DJ Wheels” provided the music, which was an appropriate blend of 50s, 60s and 70s favorites.
— Photos by Chris Wyman