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CALENDAR PARTY SAN FRANCISCO

The 2009 calendar is here. Please join Tradeswomen, Inc. in celebration of the new "Women Bridging the Gap" calendar at a party being held at:

The Stray Bar
309 Cortland Avenue
SAn Francisco

Monday, November 17th, 2008 from 4:30-6:30PM.

Light refreshments will be served. Come meet the calendar girls, support the continued work of TWI and buy your calendars. They make great holiday gifts for your friends and family.

Posted by Tradeswomen at 02:52 PM on October 31, 2008

CALENDAR PARTY - OAKLAND

Please join Tradeswomen, Inc. in celebration of the new 2009 "Women Bridging the Gap" calendar party being held at:

Alameda County Labor Temple
8400 Enterprise Way, Room #107
Oakland CA

Thursday, November 13th, 2008 from 4:00-7:00PM.


Light refreshments will be served. Come meet the calendar girls and support the continued work of TWI. The calendars make great holiday gifts for your friends and family.

Posted by Tradeswomen at 02:48 PM on October 31, 2008

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER 10TH

READING AND BOOK SIGNING
MODERN TIMES BOOKSTORE
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH, 2008
888 VALENCIA STREET…SAN FRANCISCO
7:00 PM VISITING AND RENEWING FRIENDSHIPS…7:30 PM READING
PLEASE COME!

Our sister Sue Doro, creator of the Blue Jean Pocket Writers Workshop at
the Women Building California conferences, author, poet, Editor of Pride and a Paycheck, and retired machinist will be signing copies of her new book "Sugar String".

Come hear Sue read from her new book and buy your signed copies too. Sue
will be reading on Monday, November 10th in San Francisco at Modern Times
books on Valencia St. The reading is at 7:30 PM, but Sue is asking
friends to come at 7:00 so we can visit before hand.

The new 2009 Women Building the Bridge Tradeswomen, Inc. calendar and the
new 2009 Iron worker Women will be available for sale at this event.

SUPPORT YOUR SISTERS!

Posted by Tradeswomen at 02:36 PM on October 21, 2008