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A Bike, a Boy Scout and a Bandit
By John Scanlan
The combination produced a happy ending that day.
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A Carousel of Memories
By Sara Etgen-Baker
There was something so intoxicating about that ride.
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A Deal Gone Bad
By Annette Kochera
This was not her idea of a good trade-off.
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A Shared Cycle
By Dr. John R. Cleary
Showing off got him nowhere.
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A Sunken Float
By Priscilla Bale
Mother Nature took care of the task for them.
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Afternoons at the Club
By Susan Viviano
They were perfectly, splendidly and simply wonderful.
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Bargain Bicycle
By Carl Zimmerman as told to S.L. Zimmerman
Snappy responses led to swift sales.
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Beating 58th Street
By John Doscher
Stickball bragging rights were on the line.
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Beneath the Pennsylvania Moon
By Geno Lawrenzi Dr.
A first drive, first date and first kiss, all in one night!
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Best in Class
By Robert L. Willett
A rocky start gave way to a victorious ending.
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Cowboy, Kewpie, and Sweetie Pie
By JoAnn Schueller Cooke
The trio provided valuable training for the future.
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Dad's Last Ride
By Elaine Jones
Technically, it was his first one too.
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Days With Dolly
By Irene Reth Curtis
They were filled with delights.
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Half There
By Dorothy Ann Butler Zirkle
All of a sudden, something didn't feel right.
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It's a Family Affair
By Michael O'Donnell
A bespectacled doll played a significant role.
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Just Being a Kid
By Judy W. Robertson
It was hard to know where to begin.
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Marching On
By K. Neal Murphy
The real fun began after the parade.
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No Luck With the Duck
By Frances Smith
And the substitute wasn't even close.
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Picking Up Speed
By Thenie Posch as told to Sarah Ashley Posch
The blue bike and its two rookie riders sailed down Sixth Street.
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Prayers - and Notes - Answered
By Arlene Shovald
Whether it was luck or faith, it always worked.
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Princess Peggy and Bulky Sharon
By Frances Smith
They were one and the same.
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Rick's Lemonade Stand
By Rick Iekel
Inspirations struck as he was perched in a tree.
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Romance Vs. Pigs
By Douglas S. Clark
Brotherly love and loyalty didn't stand a chance.
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Shirley and Me
By Elaine Chandler Robbins
This special doll was enough for a lifetime.
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Soaring in Secret
By Donna McGuire Tanner
She took full advantage of his absence.
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Summers Back Then
By Carlene Poff Baker
There was time for both duries and dawdling.
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The Best of the West
By John Scanlan
Just when he thought the toy selection couldn't get better...
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The Walk Back Home
By Ruth Enderle Brown
It took more than one try.
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Waiting On Alice
By Sara Etgen-Baker
She disappeared, the reappeared.
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Watermelon Malaise
By Kyle N. Helmick
All they could eat was more than they needed.
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You Say Tomato
By Georgia Kohart
No matter how you pronounce it, they're a summertime favorite.
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