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Eleven-year-old Robert Greenaway has returned to school after undergoing a kidney transplant last October. His recovery has inspired the small village of Churchill, with a population of 400, to raise funds for a kidney transplant ward at the Churchill Hospital in Oxford. Various organizations in Churchill have already raised 500 towards the 1,000 target, with a fete on the village green planned for Saturday to further boost the fund.Eleven-year-old Robert Greenaway has returned to school after undergoing a kidney transplant last October. His recovery has inspired the small village of Churchill, with a population of 400, to raise funds for a kidney transplant ward at the Churchill Hospital in Oxford. Various organizations in Churchill have already raised 500 towards the 1,000 target, with a fete on the village green planned for Saturday to further boost the fund.
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EXPOSURE. FLASH PERCENTAGE Fight that fired a village – 2 JUN 1976 SPORT IS a hit with 11-year-old Robert Greenaway – and it is his fight to be able to play games like cricket that has inspired his village. Last October, Robert became the youngest person to undergo a kid- ney transplant, and his recovery has captured the imagination of Chur- chill where he lives. So much so that the village, with its popula- tion of 400, is aiming to raise 1,000 towards the Six Counties Appeal for a permanent kidney 88034 transplant ward at the Churchill Hospital, Oxford and it is already halfway to the target. Robert, the son of Mr and Mrs Greenaway, of Junction Road, Chur- chill, is now back at school years ney machine. Before the operation he suffered from kidney trouble for about two and was on a kid- Various organisations at Churchill have been working towards the 1,000 target. With donations, a total of 500 has so far been raised. The fund is expected to be boosted on Saturday by a fete on the village green, which will be opened by television scriptwriters Charlotte X 14 78 70% Bingham and Terence Brady. Story: ROBIN THOMPSON Picture: ATHAR CHAUDHRY – 2 JUN 1976 1
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