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x, U7 ‘ Win, 4 ff ‘ Sitting astride his big tricycle, Karl Herrick gers ready for the big race Looking the siruarion over before rhe race, Karl Herrick, Jeff Turner, H.B. Ingram, Colin Hurcherson, and Jamie Louder milk wonder how to ride a tricycle again Binky Campbell, Angie Williams, and Pam Johnson spend money for Juvenile Diaberes Lovable and majestic, rhe big teddy bear shows his appre ciation ro the srudents who helped him raise funds for rhe sick Working his legs for position, Jeff Turner struggles ro ger aboard his tricycle Srudenr Life 23
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Another Dimension Fund-raising for Juvenile Diabetes was centered around a tricycle race at Towers Shopping Cen- ter. Area schools sent their foorball players to ride the tiny tricycles. Four riders in four heats made up the race with cheerleaders from the various schools cheering their foorball players On fo victory. Orher activities included area singers and a local band. Also if you could hit the “‘bull’s eye” with a baseball, you could dunk a local police- man. Orher fund raisers were a bake sale and Nor being used to the “‘small’” worl, H B. Ingram checks out his tricycle Excired and supportive, MaryLynn Bowles, Lisa Frazier, and Pam Love cheer their foorball players hoping for a win. Supporting his team in their efforts, Mr. Red Stickney warch- es the grear race a coin-pitching game. Franklin County was represented by some foorball players, some cheerleaders, a few teachers and citizens. The day was beautiful and hopefully some lives were made better because of the caring people. Ir was a great experience fo see those big foorball guys racing on tiny tricycles so some other peoples lives would be better. Warching people share their money to win a prize so that pain for others might be stopped was also a rewarding time. Although they were few in number, the people atrending the event felt wonderful for being a part in such an activiry. Following the race, the foorball players went by Roanoke Memorial Hospital to see Tode Shell and to ler him know abour the ‘‘great race.”’ — ae
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