•  The Slow Boys Christmas Potluck opened with a prayer by Mary Ann Schuler. 
•  95 people were present and after the delicious dinner the meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance.  
•  The secretary and treasurers reports were read and approved.
•  Wyatt Tammen discussed the Philo Plow Day which had about 50 tractors in attendance.
•  The Hanson Plow day had 26 tractors.
• Jeff Lanoue reported on the Clinton Plow Day which was a donation for charity with the food furnished. All 3 were nice times for those involved.
•  Harold Wilken is still planning a plow day sometime in the Spring.
•  Wyatt thanked Art and Corrine Downs, Russ and Mary Ann Schuler, Steve and Rita Eilers, Charlie Weaver and Mike Buhrmester for helping with the Watseka Parade.
•  There may be a ladies trip planned to Navy Pier sometime in March. The club would cover part of the cost.
• There will be elections in January for Treasurer, Secretary and one board member.
• Stacey Lanoue reported on the club cook book and the deadline for recipes will be January 31.
• There is a Christmas Tree desplay at the Gilman Library. A motion was made to donate to the library.
• Frank Rosenberger was our auctioneer again this year for the auction. There were lots of items donated and Frank did a fantastic job. The auction was a great success and the club raised a great amount of money to donate to Iroquois County Food Pantries. Thanks to Frank for your service.
• There was a drawing for submitting recipes and the winners were: Carol Albrecht - 2 towels; Rita McGuffin $25 Pampered Chef gift certificate and Tammy Becker won a Longaberger John Deere basket with John Deere salt and pepper shakers. Thanks to everyone who submitted recipies.
• Art Downs won the 50/50 and donated it back to the club to be donated to the food pantry. Thanks Art.

Aletha Becker, Secretary