EMMAUS MAIN STREET PARTNERS Welcomes New Businesses!‏

WOW!

Emmaus Main Street Partners Presents

Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Celebrations

TWO on the same day – Saturday, September 7^th

Public Always Welcome to Attend!

South Mountain Cycle & Café

303 Main Street

Emmaus, PA

9:30 am

South Mountain Cycle & Café is a full service bicycle shop offering new bike sales,

accessories and service for all brands of bikes.

SMCC also offers a full array of coffee and espresso.

Join us in welcoming Chad and Heather to Emmaus!

For more information please call 610-967-4490.

AND

The Shoppes at 1031

1031 Chestnut Street

Emmaus, PA

10:30 am

The Shoppes at 1031 include

Eisenhard’s Decorating Center

United World Travel

Anne & Company

Creative Music Institute

Out Of Our Minds Art Studio

Please join us in congratulating these businesses

for forming a strong

partnership under the name “The Shoppes at 1031”.

For more information please contact Joe at Eisenhard’s Decoration Center at 610-965-6035.

Teryl J. Madison

Executive Director

Emmaus Main Street Partners

Office: 610-965-6279

Fax: 610-965-9852

Program Partner - Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce

Summit Sponsor - First Niagara Bank

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