chinatownbeacon dot org http://www.chinatownbeacon.org/ 2006-09-08T12:53:06-08:00 It's A Beacon Bash, Baby! http://www.chinatownbeacon.org/cbc_archives/2006/09/10th_anniversar_1.html 10th Anniversary Celebration

The Chinatown Beacon Center invites you to help celebrate our 10th Anniversary on

Thursday, October 12, 2006
6:00PM

Four Seas Restaurant
731 Grant Avenue
San Francisco

Join us for Dinner and Trivia Night!

Ticket Purchasing Options:
$75 per individual
$325 per 5 person trivia team
$600 per 10 person trivia team
Even if you cannot attend, contributions are welcome.

For more information contact Rui Bing Zheng at 415-983-9510 x301 or ruibing@chinatownbeacon.org by September 30, 2006.

Community Educational Services
36 Waverly Place, Suite #1
San Francisco, CA 94108

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Please click here to see what they’ve created.

If you would like to help develop chinatownbeacon dot org, contact Aimee

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