CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
February 27, 1997 | DEBRA CANO
Recently widowed and bringing up her 11-year-old grandson, Darlene Shafer is on a tight budget. To make ends meet, Shafer, 66, is taking part in Placentia's SHARE program, which helps people of modest means buy groceries. "It doubles your money. You get twice as much than if you bought it at the grocery store," she said. Shafer gives something in return: She volunteers to help children with their homework at a program at Placentia Presbyterian Church.