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The Nittany Leathernecks Detachment of the United The Nittany Leathernecks Detachment of the United States Marine Corps League would like to thank these outstanding organizations for their support of the 2007 Centre County Toys for Tots campaign. 611 MRI & CT 2007 Corporate Sponsor: Nittany Bank PSU LAVC AccuWeather PSU Material Research Lab Advance America PSU Material Science Adventure Unlimited PSU Mathmatics Department Allstate Insurance - N. Atherton St. PSU Mechanical Engineering Dept Allstate Insurance - S. Atherton St. PSU Nittany Lion Inn Alpha Fire Company PSU Office of Human Resources American Legion Post 245- State College PSU Old Main Budget Office Ameriserv - Benner Pike PSU Orthopaedics Ameriserv - S. Atherton St. PSU Outreach & Coop Svcs Amish Wood Products, Inc. PSU Pattee Library Appalachian Outdoors PSU Pollock Residence Life Apple Mortgage PSU President’s Office ARIS Corporation PSU Registrar’s Office ARL Penn State PSU Residence Life Atherton Hotel PSU Rider Building B94.5 PSU Schreyer Honor College Bechdel Painting PSU SHC Bellefonte Area School District PSU Sports Media Relations Bellefonte Elks Club Ramada Inn Bellefonte Faith Center Raytheon - HRB Systems Bellefonte Key Club Reliance Fire Company Bellefonte Lanes Restek Corporation Bellefonte School Cafeteria Workers The ability to draw different elements Rider Auto Bellefonte YMCA of the community together for a RLW, Inc. Big Lots RSVP Black Walnut common purpose is part of the magic S&A Homes Blatek of the Toys for Tots Program. Saturn of State College Blue Mountain Quality Resources, Inc SCI Rockview Employees Boalsburg Fire Company To become a part of the magic of SCXC Girls Team Bolton Metal Products Co. the 2008 Toys for Tots Centre County Shaner Hotel Group Boy Scout Troop 375 Sheriff’s Office - Centre County Boy Scout Troop 380 campaign, contact Shields Motor Company Boy Scout Troop 66 Simpson Chiropractic Boy Scout Troop 83 Gene Weller at 234-9831 Snappy’s - Centre Hall Boy Scout Troop 50 Snappy’s - Bellefonte Brit Shalom Snappy’s - N. Atherton St. Bryce Jordan Center Josten’s Printing Snappy’s - Philipsburg Business to Business State College Kelly’s Steak and Seafood Snappy’s - University Drive Café on the Park Ladies of Nittany Country Club Sound Technology, Inc C-Cor.net Leonard Truck and Trailer South Hills School of Business & Tech Centre County 911 Liberal Arts Undergraduate Council SPE Federal Credit Union Centre County Association of Realtors Lock Haven University Spectra Centre County Commissioners Logan Fire Company SRI International Centre County Courthouse Lowes Home Improvement State College St Andrews Pre School Centre County Office of Adult Services Lykens Market - Port Matilda St. Andrews Episcopal Church Centre Daily Times Lyons Kennels - Zion St. John’s UCC Centre Hall Fire Company Magnum Broadcasting St. Marks Lutheran Church Centre Hall Lions Club Mararra’s Chiropractic State College Area Food Bank Centre Hall Potter Township Food Bank Marine Corps Recruiting Office State College State College Area High School Centre Heritage Singers Marion Walker Elementary State College Borough Circuit City - State College McDonald’s State College Elks Club Citifinancial of State College Michael Hampton Plumbing State College Financial Services Coil Specialty Company Inc. Millheim Community Action State College Police Department Coldwell Banker - University Realty Millheim Fire Company State College Post Office Comcast Minitab, Inc. State College Presbyterian Church Cub Scout Pack 352 Mountain Top Area Food Bank State College Spikes Cub Scout Pack 375 Muscular Therapy Clinic State College Water Authority CVS of State College Navy League of State College State of the Art, Inc. Dairy Queen - Bellefonte Nittany Bank - 116 E. College Ave. Stor-All Daisy Scout Troop 155 Nittany Bank - 2451 E. College Ave. Strawberry Fields Daybridge Child Development Center Nittany Bank - N. Atherton St Subway of State College Delta Sigma Pi Nittany Bank - Rolling Ridge Drive Supelco, Inc. Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Nittany Crossing Apartments Talbots Diehl’s Family Chiropractic Nittany Office Equipment Tannenbaum Farms Discovery Bound Northwest Savings Bank - Bellefonte Target of State College Dollar General - Bellefonte Northwest Savings Bank - Centre Hall Tavern Restaurant Dollar General - Centre Hall Northwest Savings Bank - N. Atherton St TC Transport, Inc. Dollar General - Milesburg Northwest Savings Bank - University Dr. Telemedia Corporation Dollar General - Philipsburg Northwest Savings Bank - W. Beaver Ave The Growing Tree Dollar General - Snow Shoe Northwest Savings Bank - W. College Ave. The Oaks Dollar Tree Stores O.W. Houts The Pointe - JPI Eckerd Drug - Westerly Parkway Office Depot - State College The Second Mile Edward Jones Olive Garden - State College Thermo Fisher Scientific Electronics Unlimited Ollie’s Bargain Outlet - State College Thrift Shop - Westerly Parkway Elmcroft OLVCS Basketball Toftrees Resort Empire Beauty School Omega Bank - Centre Hall TRIAD - Centre County F.I.S.H. Omega Bank - Port Matilda Triangle Building Supplies Fairfield Inns & Suites by Marriott Omega Financial State College Trinity Lutheran Church Ferguson Township Police Department Optical Image Technology, Inc. TRS Ceramics, Inc. Fisher’s Market Our Lady of Victory Tubbies Fleming Post Office PA Mid-State Bed & Breakfast Assoc . Ultimate Fitness Forever Broadcasting PA State Police - Rockview Underground Sun - Fox Lure Mini Mall Frost and Conn Insurance Papa John’s Pizza State College Undine Fire Company Geisinger Medical Center Park Forest Baptist Church Uni-Marts, Inc. General Dynamics SATCOM Technologies Park Forest Middle School Unity Church of Jesus Christ George’s Floral Boutique Patton Township Office UPS Store 5642 Giant Market - Northland Center PBCI- Allen Mechanical & Electrical Venture Crew 325 Girl Scout Troop 1148 PC Quik Fix Veterans Club of State College Girl Scout Troop 1155 Penn Skates Videon Central Girl Scout Troop 1156 Penn State Federal Credit Union Village of Nittany Glen Girl Scout Troop 1158 Penn State NROTC Vita & Vita Realty Girl Scout Troop 1183 Penn Stater Conference Center Wal-Mart - Benner Pike Girl Scout Troop 1189 Pennsylvania Military Museum Wal-Mart - N. Atherton St. Girl Scout Troop 1213 Penns Valley High School Wegman’s of State College Girl Scout Troop 1219 Penns Valley Supply Willowbank Building Girl Scout Troop 1228 Penoco Inc. WJAC Girl Scout Troop 1483 Philipsburg Community Action Wolf Furniture Girl Scout Troop 1512 Pizza Hut - State College Wood & Country Crafts - Pleasant Gap Girl Scout Troop 1576 PNC Bank - Bellefonte WTAJ G.O. Hawbaker, Inc. PNC Bank - E. College Ave. WUBZ Good Shepherd Catholic Church PNC Bank - N. Atherton St. Wynwood House Grace Lutheran Dayschool PNC Bank - S. Atherton St. WZWW Hall’s Grocery Snow Shoe Ponderosa YMCA - Bellefonte Hall’s True Value Snow Shoe Port Matilda EMS YMCA - State College Hampton Plumbing Port Matilda Fire Company Health South Nittany Rehab PSU Family Medicine Heritage Oaks Apartments PSU Ag Department Home Delivery Pizza Pub PSU Applied Research Lab Hope Fire Company PSU Athletic Department Hosterman & Stover PSU Bennett Family Center Hotel State College PSU BJC Café Howard Fire Company PSU Center for Performing Arts Howard Food Bank PSU Chemistry Department HPA Club at Penn State PSU College of IST A job well done… Humphrey Program PSU Computer Store to all our individual donors, J & P Pro Auto PSU Creamery volunteers, and sponsors J C Penny Styling Salon PSU East Halls Residence Life Jabco-Maggi PSU History Department for bringing holiday joy to JCC PSU Ice Pavillion over 5,000 needy children Jersey Shore State Bank - Centre Hall PSU Industrial Research Office in Centre County… Jersey Shore State Bank - N. 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