Women History Quilt Display at Local Museum Show
Tickets not required for this year's quilt display with hours 3 30 to 5 30 p m March 7 11. A Women's History Program directed by Janet Johnson of Richland Junior High will be March 10 in the Music Room at Shafter Avenue and Richland Drive with student artwork oral pieces and music. Refreshments by Richland Junior High Home Economics and Shafter Historical Society. Public invited. No admission charge but donations welcome.
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Janet Johnson
Richland Junior High
Shafter Avenue
Richland Drive
Shafter Historical Society
Fifty Five Alive Class Offered by Shafter District
Shafter Recreation and Park District presents AARP Fifty Five Alive at W C Walker Senior Center on March 4 1994 with two sessions. The $8 fee may lower car insurance by presenting proof to insurers. Instructors Helen Hasty and Lorraine Christensen lead the class limited to 30 registrants. Pre register via Barbara Tisler at 746 4049 or call 746 1557 for information.
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Shafter Recreation and Park District
AARP
W.C. Walker Senior Center
Helen Hasty
Lorraine Christensen
Walker Senior Center
Sunset Ave
Barbara Tisler
There's Something To Do This Column For Shafter Events
Community events listed for Shafter readers include depot museum open days for viewing and group tours by appointment with contacts Pat Bryant and Stan Wilson. Weekly crafts group meets Mondays at 1 p.m. at W C Walker Senior Center. Second Monday prayer group Woman's Aglow invites public to 7 p.m. meetings in Veterans Hall. Tuesday Bible study at Valley Bible Church includes childcare. Thursday City Hall hosts a community prayer from 12 20 to 12 40 p.m. with all church members urged to attend.
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Shafter Press
P.O
W.C. Walker Senior Center
Sunset Ave
Barbara Tisler
Woman’s Aglow
Shafter
Veteran’s Hall
Valley Bible Church
Pine St
Teddy Voorhees
Donna Peters
City Hall
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Rose Shannon
Tray
Mlane
H.P
Weed
L& XL
Wrangler Factory
Floyd's
Screen & Glass Shop
Delano
High Street
Central Ave
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