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Hello Friends

This is the FINAL call for your listings in the International
Penpal Directory.  No more registrations will be taken for the
1994 directory after <<<<< FEBRUARY 15, 1994 >>>>>.

People wishing to register for the 1995 edition can do so after
feb 15, 1994.  Registration are accepted via both e-mail and and
snail mail (which is our preferred choice).  People listed in the 
1994 directory need not register again.

People who are registeres will be hearing from us soon.  We will
be asking you to confirm the information sent, or we will be 
asking for any missing information.

E-mail registration can be sent to : aa542@freenet.carleton.ca
Snail Mail can be sent to:      International Penpal Directory
                                c/o Info-Tech
                                4-699 Laverendrye Drive
                                Gloucester, OntarioK1J 7X5
                                Canada

The Date and Teen sections have been cancelled. However, teen
registration will still be accepted, and people who are single
and wish to express dating or marriage interests will still be
able to do so within their regular registration.

If you are new and wondering what the registry is about:
The International PenPal Directory is for the people who are
interested in communicating with others, they are typically 
open minded, and willing to share ideas, and communicating
with people from a different geographical location or culture.

The information we need for your FREE registration are:

Name, sex, age,Address, E-mail address, occupation or major 
in school, preference (country, sex, age..etc..), interests, 
labguage of preference, and phone number.  The phone numbers 
WILL NOT be published, they are for office use only.

We thank all of you who registered, and look forwards to 
hearing from those who wish to do so in the near future.

The Directory will be available in a printed form in mid 1994.
We will contact you and lt you know where/when the direcotry will 
be available.  In the meantime, keep those lines busy, keep the 
mailmen/women busy, and let's keep sharing the world.
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