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If you are going to be in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area on June 16th, you are invited to the PENS monthly meeting.

 

PUT THIS ON YOUR CALENDAR NOW!!!

 

Our June 16th meeting will be very special. We will be privileged to have a guest from Milwaukee, Susan Wirth, coming to give us a great presentation on Handwriting with different types of pens, and what makes them write the way one wants them to. For those who haven't been lucky enough to meet Susan before at one of the many pen shows she attends each year, she is an energetic powerhouse of knowledge, and great at giving all people just what they need to write well with. To top off the night though, just as they advertise on those home shopping cable shows; by attending this night you not only get one presentation, but a Second one at NO EXTRA CHARGE!

 

Susan is also a very serious and knowledgeable collector of unusual Parker pens, and will be bringing some interesting examples to show and talk about.

 

To take advantage of her being here, we will be skipping our normal business meeting that night. Please make plans to attend, and try to bring any guests as well. It will be a great night for both new and old collectors and writers.

 

Seating is limited so contact Frank Crescioni at frankcrescioni@comcast.net or (763) 744-5279 for directions.

 

Refreshments will be served. Admission is free.

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