Hastings Harley's Run For Fun
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Event Details
2011 Adams County Relay For Life Poker Run. All Motorcycles & Vehicles Welcome!! 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.
Registration is between Noon -1:30 P.M.
Registration fee includes card hand, donation, and meal at last stop.
Run will begin at Miscues.
Run will leave immediately following registration. Stops will be in Grand Island, Dannebrog, Ashton, Cairo and back to Hastings.
LETS RIDE FOR A GREAT CAUSE AND A GOOD TIME!
Proceeds will go to the Childrens Museum of Central Nebraska
Hastings Harley's Run For Fun
Phone : 402-462-5255 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : sindee452000@yahoo.com
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