2020 PGCA Annual Meeting and Banquet April 24th
 

The 2020 PGCA Annual Meeting and Banquet will be held in conjunction with the 21st Annual Spring Southern Side-by-Side Classic April 23-26, 2020 (Thursday to Sunday), at Deep River Sporting Clays.

Join us Friday April 24th at Carolina Trace Country Club in Sanford, at 2100 Country Club Drive. The location is very close to the Southern SXS and our PGCA hotel. Those of you that attended the 2019 foundation dinner have experienced the high standard of service Carolina Trace provides and would surely attest this to fellow members.

Tickets are only $75 which includes dinner and hors d'oeuvres. The evening will include a Silent Auction, themed Parker gun display with People’s Choice awards, a special Guest Speaker, the Raffle Gun drawing, and a ‘State of the Organization’ address by our President, Tom Wooden. The doors will open at 5:00 pm with dinner at 6:00 pm. Stay tuned for the display theme and banquet menu. Thank Mike Franzen for all the hard work on this event!

For event ticket(s) send a check made out to the PGCA addressed to Brian Hornacek with your return address noted.

Brian Hornacek
P O Box 1215
Findlay, Ohio 45839-1215
419-379-4414

What’s the dress code for this shindig ? Bibs and work boots or Bermuda shorts and sandles okay ?

Just don't wear something that would embarrass your mama.

Nicely stated Mr. Davis. Let me clarify for those who may not be Southern. Most male attendees have elected to wear a coat and tie as the venue is first class and so is PGCA.

Can someone pass along the member in charge of the silent auction at the annual meeting in April? I have a handful of books I can donate if desired. Thank you.

John Bamonte

Check with Dean.

The BOD is currently in the process of finding replacements for Larry and Deb Frey and Dean and Kathy Romig to take over the administration of the Annual Silent Auction.

It is truly time for some "new blood" to step up and take over the responsibilities that others have been doing for a decade or more.

It has been a fun and rewarding experience to manage the Silent Auction and I think I speak for Larry and Deb too when I say that.

Dean

PS - Our resignation as Silent Auction administrators also leaves a vacancy in the area of the ladies, Deb Frey, Kathy Romig and Margaret Bishop, who have been at the sign-in table at the door and in tabulating the totals for bidders as they check out at the greeters' table.





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John,
Brian Hornacek has volunteered to be the go to person at this time. Thanks for your interest and involvement!
Mike

Parker friends, I will be accepting donations for the silent auction which will be addressed in a posting soon.

For dress at the annual meeting I would put participation over a coat and tie. All are welcome and the BOD would encourage those that have not attended a banquet in the past to come out to Sanford.

How does a Virginia gentleman normally dress for a nice occasion ? Wear shoes.