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JULY 23-29, 2015
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Motorcycle fundraiser for Dream Come True
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- Home News photos At least 100 motorcycles were in the motorcade, with their riders raising money for chronically ill children. Riders and volunteers gathered together before heading out on a more than two-hour ride. With them are shown the three kids in the Dream Come True fund-raiser in Bath on Saturday. by BILL HALBFOERSTER nizer “Big Al” Werner expressed daughter among many others. Drawings were held to help The Home News their thanks to all for their sup- Pasquariello actively greeted all of raise money for the Dream
“Awesome” is how Jim Pasquariello, president of the Bath Fire Social Hall board, described the support given to an event held Saturday to benefit the Dream Come True organization, that helps chronically ill children. Almost 100 motorcyclists participated in the 10th annual “Bikers Remembering Bikers” ride and Pasquariello and orga-
port. Motorcycles of all makes and models began showing up with their riders shortly before 11 a.m. and they kept streaming in, one by one, and in multiples, as the riders parked their motorcycles by the parking lot wall of the Bath Fire Social Hall. There were husband and wife couples, a mother and son, and mother and
them as they arrived, and patted them on their backs. After registering and fellowshipping together, they all took off around 12:20 p.m. and went on the ride that didn’t end until 2:45 p.m. The first thing they did upon returning was go into the social hall and line up for an abundance of food that was prepared for them.
Come True Foundation. One organization called Bikers Against Child Abuse had a tricky tray or Chinese auction with a large display of prizes to be won with lucky tickets. That also helped raise funds. There were three people who are part of Dream Come True, who were honored by the bikers Continued on page 3
Final events in successful Junior Conservation School by BILL HALBFOERSTER The Home News
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Outside of having to switch from the Delaware River to the Lehigh River because of high waters, everything went on as scheduled for another Northampton County Junior Conservation School that ended Sunday just after noon. It included a visit to an area cement plant, a tour of the Fulmer farm, and family night when
more than 100 people enjoyed a covered dish supper at the 4-H Center on Friday. That supper was followed by skits performed by the students to show some of the things they learned during their week of conservation education experiences, and camp director Andy Curtis provided some explanation to the parents. One of the most important things the Continued on page 2
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