Hastings Harleys Run For Fun
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Event Details
Fundraiser poker run for Down Syndrome Association for Families of Nebraska. All motorcycles and vehicles welcome!
Stops will be as follows: 1. Hastings: Route 6 (Registration) 2. Roseland: Reggie’s Place 3. Bladen: Ramblin Rose 4. Lawrence: Dick’s Place 5. Deweese: The Mill (Meal will be served) 6. Hastings: Miscues Winners will be announced, and prizes will be given at last stop, Miscues in Hastings, NE.
Registration is between 11:30am -1:00 p.m.
Come hungry! Little Jakes will be serving a food special before the run!
Run will leave at 1:30 p.m.
1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners! Prizes!
Meal and winners announced at last stop!
STAY AND WATCH THE NEBRASKA/WYOMING GAME!
Hastings Harleys Run For Fun
Phone : 402-462-5255 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : sindee452000@yahoo.com
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