The 10th annual Cub Mobile Race will be Saturday in the parking lot at Indiana and Main streets in downtown Warsaw.
Carl Sowers started the race 10 years ago with only five Cub mobiles racing. The Cub Scouts build their own vehicles to race.There will be 45 cars and more than 100 Cub Scouts who will participate in the race this year. The race is at Indiana Street in between Zimmer and the Warsaw Fire Station known as Cub Mobile Lane.
Registration is at 8 a.m. Saturday, and the race starts at 9 a.m.
There also will be a free bike and car show Saturday. Registration is from 8 to 10 a.m. and show time is from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The car and bike show is free to enter and view. There will be plaques given to the sharpest motorcycle and car, and to the vehicle that drove the farthest to attend the show. Name plates also will be presented.
Warsaw Fire Department will have a Save A Life trailer to explain what to do when a house fire occurs. The trailer will be at the WFD station on Main Street from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Lake City Bank's Hummer with music will be at the event. Oldies 98.3 will be in attendance. A food vendor will be available with Smokin' Charlies cooking smoked brisket, hamburgers and hot dogs.
Beers Confectionary will sell lemon shakeups, cotton candy, carmel apples, elephant ears, deep fried candy bars and funnel cake.
Cub Scout Pack 3767, Lincoln Elementary School, adopted Dave Basham. Basham needs a double lung transplant, so the Pack is attempting to help him. Basham needs a scooter to get around, and Pill Box Pharmacy donated money to pay for some of the scooter.
There is $750 that is needed to be raised to pay for the rest of the scooter, and proceeds from the concession and free-will donation Saturday will be raised for Basham.
To donate, call Sowers at 574-267-8163 or Ben Durham at 574-354-2638.
