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On Saturday the 10th of October, Fred Krinke will be hosting our club meeting at THE FOUNTAIN PEN SHOP, 2640 So. Myrtle Ave. Unit 12 Monrovia, CA 91016.



This will be a good time to bring in that pen which is missing a part. Fred has an extensive collection of parts. Or if, like me, you need Fred to repair a pen that you tried to repair that now really needs repair feel free to bring it in for Fred’s tender loving care. Or you may bring stuff for sale or trade with your fellow club members.


The meeting will be at our traditional time, from 12 noon to 3:00 p.m. Please bring snacks or drinks in single serving containers to share. The club will be buying the usual mass quantities of pizza.


As always, we are looking for people to host a future meeting in their home or business. Please let us know if you have a space for us to meet. The meeting after this may be held at Vroman’s bookshop in Pasadena.




For additional information, contact:


Fred Krinke, fredspen@yahoo.com


John King Tarpinian, jkt@earthlink.net


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Hi,

would really like to join the club. However, probably won't be able to make many, if any, meetings in the near future due to work commitments. Is there a way to join by mail? I live in Northern LA County and it's a bit of a drive ( 4 hour round trip ) for me to come down and join the club.

 

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