You  Can Help We are most grateful to Margaret Hunter Challans for the sory of Dr. william Munn Hunter published in this issue. Insights such as these into the lives of member's families are the very warp  and weft of clan and family magazines such as ours. We fervently hope that other members will now follow Margaret's  example and tell us about their ancestors. If you would like to  write something along these lines for the Newsletter, will you please contact our Honorary Genealogist/Historian Brian Stanley  Hunter BA (Open) in the first instance. You can write to Brian at: 17 Newlands Park Humberston Grimsby N.E. Lincs. DN36 4XT clanhuntergenealogy@brianhunter00.netscapeonline.co.uk We are also looking for news about your family, plus stories,  recipes and anything else you can send us. Write to: Stuart H Hunter Clan Officer Clan Hunter Association UK 6 Winnall Manor Road Winchester Hampshire SQ23 0NW THE HERITAGE OF THE HUNTERS A video tour and history of Hunterston Castle - Price £12.95. 'The story of a Scots Huntering Dynasty and its seat'. An article by Russ Mullen reprinted from The Highlander £3. Buy both together for £15 + £3 post. Write to: madam Pauline Hunter of Hunterston, Plover's Ridge, Lo9n  Crescrist, Trearddur Bay, Anglesey, LL65 2AZ. Fax: 01407860792 or Email HunterClCh@aol.com Welcome to New Members A very warm Hunter welcome to the following clan members who have joined the Association since the last issue of The Hunters' Tryst. James Stewart Hutner Belfast Northern Ireland Nigel John Hunter Dophin Square London Keith R.I. Hunter Guilford Surrey Bruce and Jeudi Hunter Hamilton South Lanarkshire Miss Anne Service Hunter Hamilton South Lanarkshire David Hunter Bonnyrigg Midlothian Joh Hunter Carrickfergus County Antrim Northern Ireland Linda Pauline Hunter-Powell Solihull West Midlands   CHA/USA AGM 2000 A delegation of Hunters from Texas has 'lassoed' the Clan hunter Association, USA Annual General Meeting 2000, reports The Hunter's Horn. The venue will  be the Hilton Hotel in Arlington, which is midway between  Dallas and Fort Worth. Arlington is also the site of the Texas  Scottish Festival and Highland Games which are held at  the University of Texas/Arlington's Maverick Stadium.