Spokane clubs

Fri., March 31, 2006

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Democratic Women’s Group – Meets Thursday, 11:30 a.m. at Cafe Americana, 10502 E. Sprague; for information call 924-7212.

Trailhead Ladies Golf Club – Will meet on Wednesdays through the season at the Trailhead Golf Course, Liberty Lake; contact Sandi Hatcher at 928-5191.

Sundance Ladies 9-Hole Golf Club – meets Tuesday mornings; contact Jane Trease at 466-8789.

Indian Canyon Women’s 9-Hole Golf Club – Meets at Indian Canyon Golf Course, 4304 W. West Drive; contact Virginia Malico at 838-2101.

Downriver 9-Hole Ladies Golf Group – Tee off and meeting, Tuesday, 9 a.m., at Downriver Golf Course, 3225 Columbia Circle. Will meet Tuesdays April through October; contact Kathy at 534-4227 for information.

Downriver 18-Hole Ladies Golf Club – Meets at Downriver Golf Course, 3225 Columbia Circle; Linda Dixon at 325-4157.

Kiwanis Club of Country Homes – Thursdays, 6:30 a.m., Rosauer’s at the Y, 9414 N. Division; Rick Beebe at 467-1004.

Kiwanis Club of Deer Park – Wednesdays at 6 p.m., Pizza Factory, Highway 395; Bonnie Bantis at 927-5864.

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