The Sarnia Street Machines celebrate 30 years with their annual Cruise in the Park Sunday in Canatara Park. Spokesman Bob McMillan says they are expecting over 500 cars again this year as the show continues to get bigger. He says cars come from all over to take part. [audio mp3="http://blackburnnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/cruise-all-types-of-cars.mp3"][/audio] Proceeds will go to Pathways Health Centre for Children again this year. Last year, they raised $22,000 for local programs. There will be food, live music, and a swap meet throughout the day. The show officially gets underway at noon, but cars will be there throughout the morning with registration beginning at 8.
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