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Student Rachel Hunter stands with her new bike, won in the Snoqualmie Elementary Bikes for Books program, with Unity Freemasons Kenny Cason, Ernie Jenner, Mark Goodwin and principal Cori Pflug. - Courtesy photo
Student Rachel Hunter stands with her new bike, won in the Snoqualmie Elementary Bikes for Books program, with Unity Freemasons Kenny Cason, Ernie Jenner, Mark Goodwin and principal Cori Pflug.

Readers win Bikes for Books


Apr 28 2009

The Unity Masonic Lodge has awarded two bicycles each to four Valley Elementary Schools, as part of its “Bikes for Books” program.

North Bend, Opstad, Snoqualmie and Cascade View Elementary Schools receive a mountain bike and helmet for a boy and a girl.

Last week, bike winners were named at Snoqualmie Elementary School. The school lunch room erupted in applause when the winners, Gideon Gray and Rachel Hunter, were announced and given their bikes.

The Masons buy bikes at cost from program co-sponsor Singletrack Cycles in North Bend.

Singletrack will adjust the bike and helmet for a fit for each rider.

Unity Masonic Lodge members hold the Bikes for Books program to help increase reading efforts by students. Masons raise funds for the program through a raffle; tickets can be purchased at Singletrack Cycles.

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