The meeting was held at the Minirith-Meier-Tunnell-Wilson Clinic. Fifteen members and seven visitors (22 total participants) were in attendance.
The meeting was called to order by the President.
A Statement of Faith was presented by John Murray and submitted for a vote. The Statement of Faith was accepted by unanimous vote.
A discussion was held on holding a Hunter Education Course (led by Jim Wade). A vote was held. It was decided that the Course would be made available for members at the Minirith-Meier-Tunnell-Wilson Clinic by majority vote. The fee for the Course is $5.00. It will begin immediately after the next General Meeting on Friday, March 27, 1992 and conclude on Saturday, March 28, 1992. The Course will last approximately three hours on Friday and nine hours on Saturday. Wives and children (who would benefit from the course) are welcome. No hunting fatalities have been reported on alumni of this course.
A discussion was held on the Second Annual Wives Appreciation Dinner. A vote was held. It was decided that the dinner will be held at a restaurant again by majority vote. The dinner is scheduled for Friday, February 28, 1992, 7:00- 9:15 PM at Dan McKlusky's restaurant in the Arboretum.
A discussion was held on the proposed Hog Hunt.
A discussion was held on a family outing at the Blanco lease. This event is in the planning stage.
A discussion was held on a redfish fishing trip. This event is in the planning stage.
A Discussion was held on a chartered kingfish fishing trip. This event is in the planning stage.
A bowl was passed for a needy cause. $76.00 was collected for a new water heater for a family in need.
A presentation was made by Larry Dowden on the financial state of the Club.
Applications for Keith Syler and Randal Klimek were read. A vote was held. Both men were accepted as members by unanimous vote.
Two logo ideas were presented to the Club. A request was made for more logo ideas.
The meeting was closed by the President.