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1958 Michiana Michigan Motorcycle Kiwanis Club Tribune Newspaper Sale Article

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  • Condition: Original, Vintage magazine article; Good Condition

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    1958 Michiana Michigan Motorcycle Kiwanis Club Tribune Newspaper Sale 1-Page Vintage Article
    Original, Vintage Magazine Article
    Page Size: Approx. 8" x 11" (21 cm x 28 cm)
    Condition: Good
    VIEWS IN THE NEWS
    Michigan MC Aids In Kiwanis Paper Sale
    ship and participation each year has en-
    abled the club to do much for the children
    in this area. Believed to be the three
    Three members of the Michiana MC prepare for paper sale by members of the
    Kiwanis Club. Approximately 17 cycle members delivered newspapers from The
    Tribune to Kiwanians in the downtown South Bend business section and other
    oldest riders of today, left to right, are
    Tom Paradise. Earl Buck, and Howard
    Mitzel, as they pose with Mrs. Edward
    Lowry and crippled son.
    business districts for their annual street sale.
    Pauszek, Mrs. Kocsis and William Kocsis. This
    the club’s work with underprivileged children,
    charge by The Tribune. (Tribune staff photo)
    Left to right are Mrs. Stanley F.
    sale by Kiwanians raises money for
    Newspapers were furnished without
    The Lansing MC’s annual Turkey Run was held recently, with an entry of fifty-six
    riders, their wives and girl-friends participating. As is not unusual for Turkey-
    Runs, the day began beautifully, but before the riders reached the first check, the
    rains started. This did not discourage the contestants, because, in true Jack Pine
    style, all finished but one, who had mechanical difficulty. The course was about 80
    miles long, which would have made a nice afternoon’s ride. Because of the weather,
    however, most of the riders were glad to see the finish line, and the hot coffee at
    the club house.
    Shown are the proud, but weary trophy winners. From left, girl’s solo class, Etoile
    Priesman, and in the open class, Beverly Morris, third, Margaret Kronk, second,
    and Tom Makle, first.
    THREE MORE RECRUITS FOR THE
    JACK PINE—John Penton, 1958's double
    endurance run national champion, winner
    of 250-mile Little Burr Run and 500-mile
    Jack Pine poses with his three sons. Left
    to right: Jeffery, 6, Jackie, 4, and Tommy,
    8. Jeff is wearing the cow bell; Jackie
    is standing next to the winning Jack
    Pino trophy, which comes exactly to his
    shoulder, and Tommy is clutching the
    Jack Pine’s high point first day trophy,
    donated by the Model Cafe of West
    Branch.
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