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Come Celebrate Chicago Abortion Fund’s
Continuous Growth This Past Year

ANNUAL FALL EVENT

1. Meet new board of directors and staff
2. Hear about our exciting new project “My Voice, My Choice”
3. Enjoy guest entertainers including; Comedian Jessica Halem,
Poets for Choice: AquaMoon Beats, C.C. Carter and e. nina. j
4. Mingle with friends
5. Make Choice Possible

Wednesday September 26, 6-8 pm

DUE TO SECURITY MEASURERS, YOU MUST RSVP BY 9/21/07
PROGRAM WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 6:45PM. SEE INSERT FOR TRAVEL AND PARKING INFORMATION

The Park Shore Condominiums 195 N. Harbor Drive
312.663.0336
or info@chicagoabortionfund.com
make choice possible

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kate.d. said…
jessica halem - she used to run LCCP, i remember seeing her accept the award at the W&C First anniversary party a few years ago. she was a riot then - i can't even imagine her let loose on a straight comedy tip :)
September 11, 2007 at 11:56 AM
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