Palo Alto Boy Scout Troop 57 Wreath Sale
Palo Alto, CA 94306
United States of America
This year the sale will be held on Saturday December 4th.
"Scouts will be selling 24 inch evergreen wreaths for $20 each at two locations: the corner of Embarcadero Rd. and Waverly St. (near Gamble Garden Center) and the corner of Middlefield and California Ave. (Jordan Middle School)," according to Eric Dunn, Assistant Scoutmaster, Troop 57.
In years past, Troop 57 sold out all of their 1900 wreaths in one day. If you don't want to miss out on this great deal, you can also pre-order wreaths from scouts during November by contacting Eric Dunn - eric@thedunns.com - "to get in touch with a scout in your neighborhood".
Source:
Email notice from Eric Dunne 11-10-10
http://troop57.net/blog1/category/wreath-sale/
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