Steven Pro
11/29/2003, 07:34 AM
I thought some of you guys maybe interested in making a roadtrip.
PMASI's next meeting is on Saturday, Dec. 6th. Due to the holidays in November and December, we generally just have one combined meeting for both the months of November and December. During this event we will hold our annual elections for Board Member positions and also a special, giant raffle. PMASI used to have an annual event called "The Mother of All Raffles." It was a once a year occurrence in which we would have just a raffle for a meeting, but the raffle was two to three times its normal size. This year the Board decided to bring back this event and it should live up to or surpass previous years ones. We have done a good job of soliciting major manufacturers for donations this year and several of the Board members have held back some cherry pieces of livestock in anticipation of this meeting. I estimate we will have somewhere in the neighborhood of 30-50 pieces of livestock and another 15-30 dry goods in this year's raffle. This is one you definitely don't want to miss. As always, we will accept other donations for the raffle. You can never have too much stuff to give away!
I hope to see some of you guys there,
Steven Pro
PMASI's next meeting is on Saturday, Dec. 6th. Due to the holidays in November and December, we generally just have one combined meeting for both the months of November and December. During this event we will hold our annual elections for Board Member positions and also a special, giant raffle. PMASI used to have an annual event called "The Mother of All Raffles." It was a once a year occurrence in which we would have just a raffle for a meeting, but the raffle was two to three times its normal size. This year the Board decided to bring back this event and it should live up to or surpass previous years ones. We have done a good job of soliciting major manufacturers for donations this year and several of the Board members have held back some cherry pieces of livestock in anticipation of this meeting. I estimate we will have somewhere in the neighborhood of 30-50 pieces of livestock and another 15-30 dry goods in this year's raffle. This is one you definitely don't want to miss. As always, we will accept other donations for the raffle. You can never have too much stuff to give away!
I hope to see some of you guys there,
Steven Pro