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Meet the outgoing Board of Directors, meet the new Board of Directors, ask questions, get answers, volunteer to participate and help on one of many Committees, help to keep the PCA on the right track and grow.

 

Membership has just topped 1,001 as of a few days ago.

 

Join the PCA, get a free member's lapel pin and pick up your free copies of past Pennant magazines.

 

A PCA Member's Meeting is mandatory once a year and is being scheduled for the OH Pen Show next weekend.

 

I have asked my fellow Board members to make arrangements and announcements in time for members and guests to schedule their time as there are many activities planned starting as early as Thursday.

 

I am sure an announcement will be posted before the show.

 

The meeting may be either Fri or Sat eve. This would be a perfect opportunity for you to view many past issues of the Pennant magazine, pick up your free copies if you join on site and you will have the opportunity to meet the new Board of Directors.

 

Have a great show and have a safe trip !

 

Len Provisor

Member of the Board

 

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