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Paperback Books for Woman’s Shelter

Posted on May 15, 2017 by Jim Tanner

Alice Mailloux is collecting paperback books for the woman’s shelter that is operated by SHARE / WHEEL. The shelter is at 8th and Cherry. A box is outside Alice’s door for you to leave them. If the box  is not there please do not leave them.

Also looking for bakers to make a nutritious breakfast cookie. When the ladies leave there in the morning, all they get is a cup of coffee. Someone donated energy bars that I gave them and that was appreciated. They have cots for 50 but, they have been getting 57 ladies each night.

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