Walk-a-thon Planning in Full Swing!

August 13th, 2009 by admin

Here is the list of locations where posters for the walk-a-thon have been placed. If you put up posters in other locations, please add them to the comments section below. This will eliminate others driving to locations and finding posters already there. Thank you!!!

Choconut Market
Choconut Inn
Stephanies Country Kitchen
Flynn’s -Lawton
Montrose Laundromat
Montrose Produce
Pizza Shop-Snake Creek
Susquehanna County Office Building
Lucky Dog Pet Spa
Montrose ABC
Stables Restaurant- Montrose
American Legion-Elk Lake
Gas Station-Elk Lake
Gas Station-Springville
Antique Store-Springville
Miss Penny’s-Montrose
Dimock Post Office
Robinson’s Market-S.Montrose
Montrose Feed
Rob’s Market-Hallstead
VFW-Great Bend
American Legion-Hallstead
Harmony Creek Pub-Hallstead
Country Lounge-Great Bend
Sunoco Gas Station-Hallstead/Great Bend

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