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| Call | 02 9734 6998 |
| dianna_timmins@optusnet.com.au | |
| Category | Crafts |
| Activity | Quilting |
| Council | Liverpool City Council |
| Suburb | Liverpool |
| Postcode | 2170 |
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Other activities in Liverpool
Friends of Liverpool Regional Museum and Collingwood House
K2TOG Liverpool Knitters Group
Liverpool Federation of Australian Writers
Liverpool Genealogy Society Inc
Polish Seniors Group Liverpool
Tech Savvy Seniors For the CALD communities – Liverpool City Libraries
The City of Liverpool and District Historical Society Inc
University of the Third Age (U3A) – Liverpool School for Seniors Inc
Other activities in Liverpool City Council
Adult Drawing & Painting Classes
Casula Seniors – Lurnea Neighbourhood Centre
Combined Pensioners and Superannuants Association (CPSA) – Miller
Combined Pensioners and Superannuants Association (CPSA) – Miller
CORE Community Services – The Hub – Miller
Exercise Group – Warwick Farm Neighbourhood Centre
Friends of Liverpool Regional Museum and Collingwood House
Grandfriends [retired people mentoring primary school children]
K2TOG Liverpool Knitters Group
Liverpool Federation of Australian Writers
Liverpool Genealogy Society Inc
Liverpool Neighbourhood Connections (LNC) [various services]
Moorebank District Evening View Club
Polish Seniors Group Liverpool
Quota International of Liverpool Inc
Returned Services League of Australia (RSL) – Bottlebrush Day Care Club
Right Side of Fifties (Seniors Social Group) – Lurnea Neighbourhood Centre
Social Cards Group – Moorebank
Social Knitting group – Miller Library
Sydney Society of Model Engineers Inc (Model Park)
Sydney South West Area Health Service
Tech Savvy Seniors For the CALD communities – Liverpool City Libraries
The City of Liverpool and District Historical Society Inc
University of the Third Age (U3A) – Liverpool School for Seniors Inc
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