About 65 sportsman gathered at Hotel Osceola for the annual Oyster Stew which was given for the members and to gain more membership.

The following gentlemen spoke on conservation, law enforcement, and seining rough fish from the St. Croix River; Mr. Wing of the University of Wis. on cycle of game life; Dr. J. A. Riegel of St. Croix Falls spoke on conservation and law enforcement and in behalf of county conservation committee; Game Warden Hope of St. Croix County spoke on winter feeding and also told those present the value of game taken last year and also touched on law enforcement; L. W. Stewart supt. of Osceola Fish Hatchery spoke on rough fish seining and told of why so many trout that are planted in our streams never live and that the Conservation Commission are trying their best to stop this waste of fish and have qualified men in charge of fish planting.

A short meeting was called and the following matter was taken up:

That the rabbit hunt is to be held the first Sunday in January and the sides will be chosen by the drawing of numbers as the hunters return from the hunt that day, the odd number on one side and the even number on the other side. Hunters were to stop hunting at the time the shooting hour closed and were to meet at the Zorn Garage where the rabbits are to be counted and the numbers drawn.

It was decided that the 1935 membership will expire December 1, 1935.

Each member was asked to build one feeder and place same in a spot where the pheasants would find it. The club would furnish the feed.

Conservation Warden of Polk County Mr. Weitz was also present at this meeting.

No further business, meeting was adjourned.