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Source: AJB Motorsports Marketing
Date: May 24, 2006
Spokane, Washington - The Inland Northwest Super Stock Association (INSSA)
prepares for the third race of the season this Saturday night at the
Stateline Speedway in Post Falls, Idaho. The Physical Therapy Associates 100
benefiting the Morning Star Boys Ranch will have an increased purse provided
to the field of cars.
This is the first event of the year in which the primary sponsor of the
INSSA event will be teaming up with a charitable organization within the
community. Physical Therapy Associates, operated by racer Jeff Fenton, will
be sponsoring their first ever event and are looking forward to working
alongside the Morning Star Boys Ranch. “This is a big weekend for our
company as we will be utilizing the hospitality area to host an event for
the Morning Star Boys Ranch as well as our employees here at Physical
Therapy Associates. We are confident that this event will be a success on
several levels and the INSSA series can help promote a terrific group of
people,” commented Fenton.
In honor of the Memorial Day weekend, the Idaho Army National Guard will
also be on hand distributing American flags to the first 500 kids age 12 and
under. There will also be a ceremony during intermission where new Guardsmen
will be sworn in. “It is an honor to participate in such an event that
brings honor to the men and women of the Armed Forces, and especially those
soldiers of the Idaho Army National Guard who have recently returned from
the war in Iraq. The community has shown immense support to the soldiers
returning home. As a token of our appreciation, the Idaho Army National
Guard will be giving the first 500 kids through the gate an American flag.
Additionally, we will be performing a mass swear-in of new Army National
Guard members and participating in the flag ceremony that opens the
evening’s race. SPC Jonathon Pemp, a Purple Heart recipient from Charlie
Company 116th Engineer Battalion in Post Falls, will be the honorary
flagman. It will be a fitting place and opportune time to show respect to
the soldiers and community that has given so much,” said First Sergeant
Michael Kish.
Points leader, Dan Garber, and the rest of the INSSA field are set to do
battle this Saturday night. Qualifying begins at 6 p.m. with racing at 7:30.
For more information about the Inland Northwest Super Stock Association
visit www.INSSA.org or contact AJB Motorsports Marketing @ 800.336.2682. |
