Fun activities for the
whole family are set to take place in downtown Lincoln from noon to
9 p.m.
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Starting at 11
a.m., Girl Scouts will also get into the festivities with a car
wash at Neal Tire.
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5-9 p.m. -- "Super
Cruise for St. Jude"
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6 p.m. -- Live
entertainment by the Country Thunder Band
During the day:
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O'Donohue's Hot
Dogs & Soda Fountain will host a bake sale and a silent auction.
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The Lincoln Fire
Department and the Logan County Paramedic Association will be on
hand to promote community awareness.
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A James Dean
look-alike contest will offer prizes for first, second and third
place.
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Finally, there will
be a 50-50 drawing and a raffle to benefit St. Jude as well.
Raffle prizes include a St. Jude quilt and a GPS unit valued at
$500.
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St. Jude Children's Research
Hospital is unlike any other treatment and research facility
anywhere. The breakthroughs and discoveries made there have changed
the way the world treats children with cancer and other illnesses.
St. Jude accepts all patients, regardless of the ability to pay for
treatment, making it America's third-largest health-care charity.
All proceeds of Lincoln's Trail to St. Jude will go directly to this
research hospital to benefit the numerous children who are treated
there.
Several other events are fast approaching for the Railsplitter
Antique Car Club. The club will have its normal cruise-in during the
Lincoln Art & Balloon Festival on Aug. 25. Then on Sept. 22, the
club will have "Elvis Day" with Elvis impersonator Perry Groves from
7 to 9 p.m.
For more information concerning Lincoln's Trail to St. Jude or
other events by the Railsplitter Antique Car Club, please contact
Jim Loeffler at 217-732-3519 or Dave Dunham at 217-737-5378, or
visit
www.geocities.com/railauto/index.html.
[Text from news release and LDN] |