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Feb. 6: Shasta Women’s Refuge 23rd Annual Crab Feed

Posted on February 4, 2010 by ...

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What: Shasta Women’s Refuge 23rd Annual Crab Feed

When: Feb 6, 4 p.m.

Where: Shasta District Fair, Anderson

Clam chowder, salad, French bread, dessert, coffee.
No-host beer, wine, soda and margaritas.

More information at shastawomensrefuge.com

Community Events Feb 6, Northern California, Redding CA, Shasta County

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