2008 Annual Meeting - 1/26

[Degnol]

The Asher's will be there! We will bring a dessert and counter that with a salad. See you all there!

I hope Debbie is the chef.........



Ed

 

[osagecruiser]

alright!...the ashers are coming...deb you will not believe how much jake has grown!...looking forward to seeing you guys!

osagecruiser

 

[Land Schmoozer]

I'll bring a couple of pies...

will be good to see everyone!!!

Casey

 

[pqurpwrs]

Pam and I will bring a raw vegetables - pasta salad.

 

[climbhi]

I don't think I will be able to make it this year. 2 basketball games and a pinewood derby. I will miss seeing everyone have fun.

Scott

 

[Dmidlfing4]

Can I make a moshin here on this b.b. Since I ain't gonna make the meetin? First one I/we will a missd. Also need to send in dues. Reckon I'll send to Empourrea.
C Ya, Don

 

[eyezlee]

Can I make a moshin here on this b.b. Since I ain't gonna make the meetin? First one I/we will a missd. Also need to send in dues. Reckon I'll send to Empourrea.
C Ya, Don

Let's hear it Don...

 

[Dmidlfing4]

Thank you.
I would like for TAC to join Blue Ribbon Coalition as a member club. It costs $100 yearly dues. I feel the BRC does more to keep areas open that we wheel on than most other orgaizations.
They can be found at BlueRibbon Coalition: Preserving your recreational access to public lands.
That is all, Don P.

 

[Dmidlfing4]

An no I didn't use spell check to write that....

 

[Degnol]

Thank you.
I would like for TAC to join Blue Ribbon Coalition as a member club. It costs $100 yearly dues. I feel the BRC does more to keep areas open that we wheel on than most other orgaizations.
They can be found at BlueRibbon Coalition: Preserving your recreational access to public lands.
That is all, Don P.

The only thing better than that would be for all of us to joing individually. More membership numbers usually means better recognition and resulting negotiating clout. I joined this summer at the BHCC after speaking with Greg Mumm.

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Ed

 

[osagecruiser]

i think individually and as a club would be a great idea...thanks for the motion don...and your comments as well ed

osagecruiser

 

[66fj40x2]

Thank you.
I would like for TAC to join Blue Ribbon Coalition as a member club. It costs $100 yearly dues. I feel the BRC does more to keep areas open that we wheel on than most other orgaizations.
They can be found at BlueRibbon Coalition: Preserving your recreational access to public lands.
That is all, Don P.

The only thing better than that would be for all of us to joing individually. More membership numbers usually means better recognition and resulting negotiating clout. I joined this summer at the BHCC after speaking with Greg Mumm.

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Ed

I will second that motion here or where ever it needs to be done!!!!!!!!

I will second Ed's challenge to every member to join BRC for $25 or more. We are loosing the fight to keep public land open to the public


.... an i nevr use spel chek

 

[DuManchu]

Sounds like a fantastic idea. I'm a member of Tread Lightly and BRC (I think, probably need to renew), the more people involved, the better.

 

[Tim Gingles]

Frances and I will be there and we'll bring a vegetable dish or some cheesy corn stuff that she makes. Supposedly most who have tried it claim it's really good (I've never tried the stuff).

 

[kc_chevota]

also bringing a gallon of the good bbq sauce

 

[66fj40x2]

also bringing a gallon of the good bbq sauce

... and feel free to leave the bottle on the table after leave so I'll have to bring it home again

 

[Degnol]

I was going to suggest that everyone bring a bottle of sauce, the more local, the better. I'll have Masterpiece and Gates. I usually sauce the pork with a half-'n'-half of those two.
Meat is rubbed and ready to go tomorrow.....
I bought 2 brisket flats and 4 butts. Beef is so damn high

Ed

 

[MOfj40]

I'll be there with a dessert

 

[Degnol]

OK, we're all set. The serving kitchen is basically like your kitchen at home. Big fridge, double oven, icemaker, sink and dishwasher. A/V stuff will be in place. As you pull in, try to park to the north. The center opens at 9AM and there will be a lot of people there using the workout equipment, pool, etc.
For those of you helping set up the food, there is a door that exits the room to the north side, or you can wag it in through the main entrance. The room will be immediately to your right as you go through the main entrance.
I'll have some signs up at key intersections that will have TAC and an arrow.
Any questions or navigation problems...

Cell 816-547-6355
Home 816-380-4029

What are we doing about drinks? I have a big coffee urn and I can have coolers of pop/water or is it every man for himself?

GL

Ed

 

[trainrech]

Ed - if it isn't too much trouble, could you handle the pop/water? I'd go heavy on the water as it is the "universal beverage" (besides beer, of course).

Many thanks for your time and effort!!!

Oh, we'll be bringing Hillbilly Dip. Use your imagination.