Hammer time

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Hammer time

Kids and their parents filled every inch of aisle 20 in Lowes on Lake Underhill Road during the last Kids Clinic, where parents bring their children for a biweekly, free activity. The East Orlando Lowes is one of the busiest in the region with 150 kids attending each clinic. Every child gets an apron, which they fill with a new badge for each clinic they complete, safety goggles and a hammer. “They always make something they can take home with them,” said Store Manager Art Lucas. The next clinic is at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, July 23.

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Grace, 5, and her mother, Yi Lu, traveled from the UCF area to attend the clinic.

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Andy Lowniczek, of Avalon Park, helped his daughter Ella, 3, with her truck.

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Madeline, 3, of Waterford Lakes, put the finishing touches on her truck.

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Jocelyn, 4, of Avalon Park hammers away at her tow truck.

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Levi, 3, of East Orlando, gets started on his project.

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Cole, 4, of Chuluota, showed off his hammer skills

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Bianca, 7, of Waterford Lakes, hammered at a nail during her project.

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Jacob, 6, of East Orlando, built a wooden tow truck during Lowes’ biweekly Kids Clinic.

Published on July 13, 2011