The Officers and the Board of Directors of the Central Kentucky Region of the Sports Car Club of America invite you to the ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET, Saturday evening February 4, 2006 . We will be honoring the accomplishments of our members in the elegant surroundings of Spindletop Hall. All participants, CKR members, spouses and/or guests are invited to attend.

When:	Saturday, February 4^th, 2006.
Agenda:
	6:00pm	Cash bar opens
	6:30pm	Dinner
	8:00pm	Awards, Silent Auction, Door Prizes, Membership Anniversary recognition
Where:	Spindle top Hall on Ironworks Pike (just down from the Ky Horse Park) DRESS CODE - Business (semi-dressy) or Business casual Do not wear jeans or T-shirts as they are not allowed. Please dress accordingly.
Cost:	$25 per person, pre-paid reservations only
RSVP:	Register with Ginny Eager by January 31st! (Reservations cannot be guaranteed if received after Jan 31st.) Please the RSVP button below, print off the RSVP form and send it in with a check (payable to: CKRSCCA) to this address: -Click HERE for RSVP Form- Mail to: Ginny Eager 257 Clover Valley Drive Lexington, KY 40511 ALSO: If you have an item to donate to the silent auction, please let Ginny know. Her email is: ginnyeager@alltel.net

From Louisville:
Follow I-64 east towards Lexington
Exit 115 at Newtown Pike and turn left (North)
Turn left onto Iron Works Pike
Go about 1/2 mi and turn left into Spindletop Hall

From Lexington:
Take New Circle Road to Newtown Pike exit head (North/away from town)
Turn left onto Iron Works Pike
Go about 1/2 mi and turn left into Spindletop Hall

Spindletop Hall is a beautiful location and the food is top notch. Dinner will be buffet with the following menu:

Tossed Green Salad with Choice of Dressing
Fresh Fruit Ambrosia
Tomato & Cucumber Salad

Minted Baby Carrots
Steamed Lemon Broccoli
Sugar Snap Peas
Roasted Red Bud Potatoes

Carrot Cake
Chocolate Cream Pie
Southern Pecan Pie
Spindletop Signature Bread Pudding & Bourbon Sauce
Coffee or Iced Tea

About Spindletop:
Spindletop was named for the field near Beaumont Texas where the Yount family struck oil in 1925. It was completed in 1937 at a cost of one million dollars. The owner, Pansy Yount, “deemed the house to be a showplace of Kentucky, a modern mansion of classical architecture” In 1959 the house was purchased by the University of Kentucky, and now serves at a private facility for UK alumni and staff.