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Bay Harbor Marina District Hosts Concours D' Elegance

14 July 2000

    BAY HARBOR, Mich. - Bay Harbor Marina District offers the Second Annual Bay 
Harbor Concours d'Elegance, Friday & Saturday July 21 - 22.  The event will
feature an exclusive showing of some of the world's finest vintage automobiles, 
and for the first time, classic boats.

    An auction will also be held during the benefit reception at the Bay Harbor
Yacht Club.  The featured item by artist Tom Hale is an original painting of a
1932 Packard in the distinctive setting of the Bay Harbor Marina District.
    Other items in the auction will include original pieces of automotive art
as well as art from local retailers and galleries.

    All proceeds benefit the renovation and expansion of the Northern Michigan
Hospital Emergency Department.

    The benefit reception is $100 per person.  Checks payable to the Northern
Michigan Hospital Foundation.  For more information call 231-487-4106.

    Saturday, July 22:  (All activities free of charge)

    Time              Activity                            Location
    10 a.m.           Concours opens to the public        Marina District
    10 a.m. - 4 p.m.  Concours Art Fair                   Marina District
    3 p.m.            Awards Announcement                 Marina District
    4 p.m.            Drive-by, awards presentation, exhibit closes

    Over 80 cars on display for public viewing, as well as 10 classic boats.
    Featured car:  1932 Lincoln KB Boat-Tailed Speedster

    Class A (Antique & Vintage, up to 1927)
    Class B (Pre-War Open, 1928-1942)
    Class C (Pre-War Closed, 1925-1942)
    Class D (Post-War Open, 1943-1975)
    Class E (Post-War, 1943-1975)
    Class F (Early Sports, Up to 1960)
    Class G (Late Sports, 1961 - 1975)
    Class H (Special Interest - 1930s Hot Rods)

    (Final number of cars in each class may change).

    WHERE:  Bay Harbor Marina District, Bay Harbor, MI.

    ABOUT THE BAY HARBOR RESORT AND MARINA DISTRICT:
    Bay Harbor is one of the largest and most significant land reclamation
projects in the country.  The developers turned a wasteland left by two
century-old quarries and an abandoned cement factory into 1,200 acres of a
world-class resort spanning five miles on the northern Lake Michigan
shorefront.
    The Marina District opened in 1999, and is considered one of the jewels of
a top national resort.  It is an extraordinary selection of charming retail
shops, tempting eateries and art galleries, all in a unique northern Michigan
maritime setting.  The Marina District creates a complete day trip and
evening's entertainment for the entire family.  The Bay Harbor Place is an
intimate boutique hotel that features more than 75 beautifully furnished
rooms, suites and penthouse suites for rent, with all the amenities of a
four-star, full service resort facility.