Rendezvous - Multi-Lakes Conservation Association

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VOL. 62
rd
June 2013
23 Annual Summer
Number 6
June 7-9
2013
Rendezvous
Friday Primitive Archery, Rifle†† &
Pistol Woodswalks, Dueling Pistols Match
Early set-up Wednesday & Thursday.
Saturday Rifle†† & Pistol Woodswalks,
Tin tipi’s welcome. Camp fee $20.
Primitive Archery, Hawk, Knife and Firestarting
Primitive Vendors FREE.
Rifle Novelty Fun Shoot, Awards & Prizes
Dave Mercieca 248-318-6053
Clint Double 248-363-2139
Sunday Trade Gun†† Match, Awards & Prizes
††Blanket ShootS:
In addition to the regular Meeting Night Raffle, there will be two
special raffles to be drawn on June 19th: The Trijicon Scope on top of
a Savage .17 Rifle (see pg. 9); and the Fishing Trip Raffle (see pg. 10)
Get your tickets before they are sold out!
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~ General Meeting~ June 19 ~
~ Work Bee ~ June 23rd ~
PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
Hello again,
As I sit and write this it’s 30 degrees outside.
Not bad for May 13th. Ha, springtime in
Michigan.
I would like to thank everyone that
participated in the Annual
Work Bee on May 5th. The
grounds are looking great.
That important event is
crucial to the club. It seems
like every year spring
cleanup is desperately
needed and so well done
by our members.
I started shooting in the Summer Sporting
Clays league last month, what a great time. The
course is never left the same for 2 weeks in a
row so the challenge changes each week. It tests
your skills as a shooter each time you shoot.
There is a great bunch of guys that shoot this
league, so if you have never done it maybe next
year you should try. There is a winter league
too.
I hope everyone gets to read this column in
early June. There are some important events
coming up. This month, another registered
Trap shoot, it’s on the 15th. Next month the
juniors SCTP-AIM state shoot is on the 20th and
the final registered Trap shoot of the year is on
August 17th. There is also the National Patrol
Rifle competition the first weekend in June, if
you read this before then help is needed contact
Eric Manning. The Muzzleloaders have their
Rendezvous the second weekend. Contact
Dave Mercieca or Clint Double. Both of those
events are long standing events and always well
attended. I hope everyone is enjoying the
summer so far and I hope to see you around the
club.
~ Charley
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is Wednesday, June 19h, 2013.
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THE MULTI-LAKER
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PRESIDENT……………..……..CHARLEY STEVENS, (248) 542-4773
VICE-PRESIDENT………………….. SAM MULLINS, (248) 766-2238
TREASURER………………...….......KEITH ZERWAS, (248) 321-6779
RECORDING SECRETARY……...….JOHN LAFAVE, (248) 996-0030
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY….........MARK GEIGER, (248) 681-6732
2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Andrew Lynch `13…….………………….………………(248) 685-8310
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Marty Zaremba `14...……………………………..…...….(248) 476-3983
Harvey Cooper `15...…………………………………..….(248) 242-0632
Richard Johnson `15 – Vice Chairman…...……...........….(313) 278-7841
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MULTI-LAKES CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION
3860 Newton Road
Commerce Twp, MI 48382
The Multi-Laker is monthly publication of Multi-Lakes Conservation Association – Dave Leonard, Editor, [email protected]
June 2013
6/5 Chairman's Meeting
6/9 Country Breakfast
6/12 Board of Directors Meeting
6/19 Membership Meeting
Monday
Sunday
Tuesday
Wednesday
6/23 Work Bee
Thursday
Friday
At club this size there are
always schedule changes going
on. This calendar is accurate as
of the middle of the preceeding
month. We are adding this
Range Closures list,
but It is always a good idea to
double check this information
with the web site calendar, or by
calling the clubhouse before you
make a long drive or plan your
day.
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June 1 &2
June 3
June 4
June 5
June 8
June 8
June 11
June 15
June 18
June 29
July 4
July 6
Skeet & Trap, Clays, ODR 1&2
ODR 1&2
ODR 1&2
ODR 1&2
Skeet & Trap
ODR
ODR 1
Skeet & Trap
ODR 1
ODR 1
All Ranges
Skeet & Trap
Saturday
1
Shooting Range Closures
All Day
10-4 pm
10-4 pm
10-4 pm
10-4 pm
3-6 pm
10-4 pm
10-4 pm
10-4 pm
10-12 pm
Closed
All Day
NPRC Shoot
Police Training
Police Training
Police Training
Muzzleloaders Rendezvous
Muzzleloaders Rendezvous
Police Training
ATA Shoot
Police Training
Varmit Shoot
Holiday
Muzzleloaders Shoot
N.P.R.C. ODR S&T
8am-12am Party PAV
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
6pm-12am Euchre MTG RM
8pm-12am Reception RG#2
3
10am-4pm
Tactical Training
ODR
4
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
6-9pm Sporting Clays
League
6-10pm Archery
Outdoor League ODA
6:30pm Bingo
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10am-4pm Tactical Training
ODR
4pm-Dusk Muzzleloader League
ODR
6-9pm Black Powder Pistol
RG#1
6-10pm Archery Outdoor
League ODA
6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun
7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS
MEETING
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3-8:30pm Sporting Clays
3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol
RG#1
League ODA
7-10pm Horseshoe
League GROUNDS
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Muzzleloader
Rendezvous ODR,
GROUNDS
Scout Campout
PAV, CG
5-9pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
GROUNDS
5:30-8pm Fish Fry
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Muzzleloader Rendezvous ODR,
GROUNDS
Scout Campout PAV, CG
8am-12am Party RG#2
10am-4pm Sporting Clays
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Muzzleloader Rendezvous ODR,
GROUNDS
Scout Campout PAV, CG
8am-3pm Multi-Lakes Flea Market
GROUNDS
8:30am-2:30pm Puppy Fair
GROUNDS
9am-12pm Country
Breakfast
9am-1pm Archery 3D Shoot ODA
12-6pm Sporting
Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
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6-9pm Safari Club
International Novi
Chapter Meeting
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10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
League
6-10pm Archery
Outdoor League ODA
6:30pm Bingo
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9am-12pm Open Pistol RG#1
ODR
League ODA
6:30-8:30pm Open Pistol RG#1
7:30pm BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEETING
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League ODA
RG#1
7-10pm Horseshoe
League GROUNDS
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5-9pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
GROUNDS
5:30-8pm Fish Fry
15
10am-4pm ATA Registered Shoot
S&T
10am-12:00pm Cowboy Action
Shoot ODR
12pm-12amRockin Under The Stars
BBQ, LAKE
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12-6pm Sporting
Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
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18
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
6-9pm Combat Pistol
RG#1
League
6-10pm Archery
Outdoor League ODA
6:30pm Bingo
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ODR
League ODR
8:00pm MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
Multi-Laker Deadline
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RG#1
League ODA
7-10pm Horseshoe
League GROUNDS
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5-9pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
GROUNDS
5:30-8pm Fish Fry
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10am-4pm Skeet & Trap
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8am WORKBEE ALL
12-6pm Sporting
Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
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25
6-10pm Archery
Outdoor League ODA
League
6:30pm Bingo
6:30-9:30pm Basic
Pistol RG#1
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9am-12pm Open Pistol RG#1
4pm-Dusk Muzzleloader Dog &
Suds, Woodswalk ODR
League ODA
6:30-8:30pm Open Pistol RG#1
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RG#1
League ODA
7-10pm Horseshoe
League GROUNDS
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5-9pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
GROUNDS
5:30-8pm Fish Fry
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9am-12pm Varmit Shoot ODR
10am-4pm Skeet & Trap
30
9am-1pm Archery 3D Shoot ODR
12-6pm Sporting
Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
1
2
3
4
League
6:30pm Bingo
ODR
6-9pm Black Powder Pistol RG#1
7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS MEETING
N.P.R.C. ODR S&T
9am-1pm Sporting Goods Swap Day
MTG RM
July
5
CLUB CLOSED
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5-9pm Classic Car 10am-4pm Sporting Clays
Cruise-In GROUNDS 12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
5:30-8pm Fish Fry 12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
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Women on Target® Shooting Clinic
August 10, 2013
Open to any woman eligible to possess a firearm
REGISTRATION: 9:00 A.M. followed by ORIENTATION & MANDATORY SAFETY CLASS
FIRST CLASS begins 10:15 AM (Rain or shine).
LUNCH*, DOOR PRIZES AND GROUP PHOTO 12 Noon to 1:30 PM
SECOND CLASS begins 1:45 PM
*Special dietary requirements - BYO
COST: $45.00 fee covers breakfast snacks, lunch, ammo, hearing/eye protection and
targets. Pre-registration required by 8/1/13; no refunds after 8/1/13
Make checks payable to: Multi-Lakes C. A. or MLCA and mail to Cal Kittinger - 24264 Tamarack Circle, Southfield, Mi.
48075-6179.
For more information, contact: Annie Barbara (734)674-0012 / [email protected]
Cal Kittinger, 248.354.4449 / [email protected]
(Use Women On Target
as subject line.)
Name: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
(Please print)
Add. _______________________________________________ City __________________________ MI. Zip _________
Phone ___________________________________E-mail __________________________________________________
Choose no more than two events:
Pistol [ ] Skeet [ ] Trap [ ] Rifle/Black Powder [ ] Cowboy Action [ ]
Refuse To Be A Victim Seminar [ ]
Photographic Model Release
I hereby authorize the use, publication, and reproduction at any time by the National Rifle Association of America (NRA) of the
photographs taken of me on August 10, 2013 for any editorial use, advertising, promotion, or any other purpose whatsoever, and
hereby waive all claims or rights arising out of such use, publication or reproduction. I also waive any right to inspect or approve the
finished materials in which such photographs will be used.
Signed__________________________________________ (If a minor, signed by a parent or guardian of said minor)
Hunters Education Classes
Wayne Hoyt – 248-363-2294
Chet Dymon – 248-363-7030
or e-Mail [email protected]
(Subject – Hunter Ed)
Everyone is Welcome
 Cost $10.00 at Registration
 No Pre-Registrations Taken
 All Sessions Must be Attended
 No Make-Up Sessions Available
 Must be at least 10 yrs old to
hunt in Michigan
 Parental consent is required to
handle firearms on Saturday
 Soda and Snacks Available to
4 Purchase
Class Sessions
Tues
Wed
Sat
Tues
Wed
Class 1
Jul 30
Jul 31
Aug 3
Aug 6
Aug 7
Class 2
Aug 13
Aug 14
Aug 17
Aug 20
Aug 21
Tues Registration Starts at 6pm
– Class 7 to 10pm
– Firearm Show and Tell
Wed Class 7 to 10pm
– Archery Show and Tell
– Hunter Responsibility
Sat 9am to 12noon
– Hands-on Outdoor activity
- Shooting, Compass, GPS,
and Boat Safety
Tues Class 7 to 10pm - First Aid
- Game Care
- Game Management
Class3
Wed
7 to 9:30pm – Review
Sep 3
Testing – Test Scoring
Sep 4
- Certificates Will be
Sep 7
Distributed
Sep 10
(A minimum 80% test score
Sep 11
is required to receive
certificate)
~ Hunt Photos ~
Barry Anderson
got his bird.
Be sure to send
me your hunt
(& fishing) photos.
Letters to the Editor, and
Hunt Photos should be
e-mailed to
[email protected]
Prints and hand written letters can
be dropped in my box at the club.
Multi-Lakes 2013/2014 Annual Dues
It’s that time of year again when thoughts turn to Spring, warm sunny weather and Multi-Lakes dues.
According to the By-Laws, as Membership Secretary I am required to let everyone know that annual
dues are due starting June 1 thru June 30 2013. If you wish to mail in your dues, this can be done
starting April 1, 2013. Please include a self-addressed stamped envelope for return of your new
membership card. Don’t forget the dues. If you are currently, or will become a Senior class member,
please provide DOB for confirmation.
Now for the By-Law Late Statement Requirement:
Any member whose dues are delinquent on July 1st of the current year shall be suspended and any member whose dues
are delinquent on September 1st of the current year shall be expelled from this Association, subject to a review of the
Membership Committee and the Board…
(Note: This does not apply to active duty personnel to the armed forces.)
LATE FEE NOTIFICATION: By-Laws requirements, the current late fee of $25 will apply to all dues received after June
30, 2013.
Probationary Members: If you became a Probationary member in 2012, your 2013/2014 dues are
now due. For those Probationary members that joined at the October or December will have their
2013/2014 dues pro-rated. Any Probationary member needing assistance in fulfilling their first year’s
obligations, please contact me, Barry Anderson – Club Manager, any Officer or Board of Directors
and we will assist you in any manner possible meet you obligation.
NEW THIS YEAR – Bartenders will not be processing dues this year. The duties do not
include processing dues and this new process will keep them available to keep the bar
running. There will be envelopes available that you can put your dues and your old
membership card. The bartenders can make change if you pay in cash, but will not process
your membership. The envelopes will be collected each day and will be processed by the
Membership Secretary. Your new card will be available for pickup within 3 business days.
Dues will continue to be taken at General Member Meetings. There will also be posted hours
on the weekends prior to June 30th that someone will be on site to collect dues. Sorry for the
inconvenience, but this change will allow the bartenders to perform the duties that they are
paid for.
Thank you for your cooperation
Mark Geiger Membership Secretary #661
Cell (248) 425-2481
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~ Officer’s Corners ~
~ Recording Secretary ~
~ Membership Secretary ~
Remember to pay your dues by June 30th.
We are still looking for a Bingo Chairman
and a Bar Chairman if you think you might
want to become a chairman please give
Charley Stevens and or Sam Mullins a call.
Also Eric Manning is going to need some help with
the N.P.R.C shoot if you can help please give him a call.
I would like to thank all the members for all they do
around the club.
I will see you all around the club,
~ John
Dues have been coming in at a steady pace.
I expect the pace to pick up as June nears and
members start to realize that June 30 is upon
them. Taking in dues is an essential part of keeping the
club running smoothly.
I want to reiterate that if anyone is having issues
getting required hours or if there are issues with paying
please contact me. We don’t want this to be a painful
process.
If you have utilized the new process of paying dues
please make sure that you ask for your 2013/2014
Membership card at the bar. The ones that I have
processed are placed in a box for member pickup.
As we move closer to June 30th I will have people
here at the club on designated days to process dues so
you can get your card immediately.
See you around the Club!
Don’t forget to sponsor at least one new member!
~ Mark Geiger
~ Vice President ~
Well, the weather has finally turned and it
Is warming up. We had great weather for
the All Day Work Bee and had many tasks
accomplished. Soon the horticultural
committee will be planting the flowers around the
property. Thanks to all who donated cash for the
flowers, fertilizer, mulch, etc. With summer comes the
car cruises. This year we will be adding motorcycles to
the event, so bring your bikes out on Fridays.
We have a lot of outdoor events scheduled around
the club this summer. One comes to mind is the
Chamber of Commerce event Rocking Under the Stars,
featuring the band 50 Amp Fuse. Last year the club
was packed. This year the concert will be held on June
15. We are looking for help with this event, cooking,
parking, beer, sales, etc. if you are able to help with this
event, please contact Barry Anderson, Dave Fisher,
Charlie Stevens or Sam Mullins.
We will also be hosting the National Rifle Patrol
Competition again this year and we are looking for
volunteers to help with this. The dates for this are June
1st & 2nd. If you can help, contact Eric Manning.
See you around the club,
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~ Treasurer ~
Most of our buildings are in need of
some repairs this year. We need to get some
of these small repairs completed now so they
do not lead to major repairs in the future.
Any work we can do ourselves saves our club
money. We could really use some volunteers right now
otherwise we may need to pay someone to have the
repairs done.
Would you please consider donating your time in the
next couple months so we can get the buildings back to
the condition they need to be in. If everyone just
helped out a little we would again save the club money
and our club will continue to look good.
Respectfully,
~ Keith Zerwas
Chairmen’s Meeting Minutes – May 1st, 2013
VP Sam Mullins opened the meeting with the pledges.
Motion: to approve the reserve dates: Seconded, Keith
Zerwas. Motion carried.
President’s Report:
Charlie reported that indoor range number one is in need of
having the bullet traps cleaned out. He will be having a
special work bee for all those involved with that range to do
so. The date will be announced later and be coordinated with
the chairman.
Charlie made a motion: To close the outdoor big bore
range July 20 for the youth state shoot, S.C.T.P.-AIM,
seconded Doc Johnson: Motion carried,
Charlie also stated with all the shooting events coming up,
can we please have the grass cut every week around skeet,
trap of the outdoor range; anything north of the parking lot.
Discussion followed.
Charlie also stated that the asphalt millings are to be
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spread around the north range parking area, starting May 2 .
turn off all the lights. Also please slow down driving on the
grounds as we have a lot of pedestrians with the warmer
weather. He is also looking for bar help on the entertainment
night event.
Old Business:
The Veterans Memorial dedication will be on September 14th
1-3 p.m. with media, school bands, American Legion, & public
officials in attendance.
New Business:
Pete Cesaro thanked Dave Bolla, and Bill Tremblay for their
help with the trap houses. Pete also said he would like to
raise the berm down at Muzzleloader-Cowboy action. In
addition, Pete also said that summer sporting clay league
looks to be bigger than last year as far as participation.
Standing Committee reports:
Dave Fisher said that the wake for Dick Laino was to be at
the club May 4th 1-5 pm and was looking for bar help, etc.
Jim Kern is looking for new sellers for the daily raffle tickets
as he has lost some sellers recently. He would also like to
VP's Report:
Sam Mullins encouraged the chairman to recruit all the help
have sellers at the Fish Fries, Car Cruises, Country
they can for all the work that needs to be done on Sunday,
Breakfast, etc. If you can help, give Jim a call. He also
May 5. Sam went on to state that the Kids Fishing clinic will
asked the Chairmen to get their events and/or any changes to
be held May 18, and as of yet, there was only three people
times /closures in earlier, so they can get into the Multi-Laker.
signed up for it. We are hoping to see better participation.
Two months in advance is none to early. Dave Fisher said
He also asked for volunteers for National Patrol Rifle
we will start printing a range closure list in the Multi-Laker on
Event held June 1st and 2nd. If you can help with this event,
or near the calendar.
please contact Eric Manning.
Ron Dubois reported that Rich Carlson, Dan Kendra and he,
released 100 rainbow trout 9”-11” & 28 pounds of minnows
Sam went on to state that the raffle sales are doing well.
The Junior Shotgun Raffle for the rifle, Fishing Trip Raffle and (about 35,000) into the lake this past Saturday (April 27). He
also said that Rich Carlson bought a dozen 12”-14” Rainbow
the casino trip raffles, all are selling. There are still tickets
Trout out of his own pocket for the club to release into the
available. Get yours soon before they are sold out.
Sam also mentioned the many events that summer brings: lake. Thank you, Rich.
3-D Archery, Horseshoes, the Rendezvous, Flea Market, the Eric Manning stated he has 48 people signed up to help with
N.P.R.C. and is looking for at least 20 more volunteers.
Car Cruise; all of these require help from volunteers. If you
Jeff Parker informed the chairmen that the Muzzleloader
have time to volunteer for any of these events, see Sam
Summer League is now allowing modern in-lines to be used
Mullins, Charlie Stephens or Barry Anderson.
Sam asked for corrections in the minutes from last months in competition this year. Only $4 every Wednesday, 4-dusk.
meeting minutes: Wayne Hoyt stated that Hunters Education Tom Jakubiec commented on how well the table for new
members worked out at the last general membership meeting
is $25 online plus an additional $10 for the field day, but it is
and we should do it again.
only $10 for the whole thing here. Charlie Stevens made a
Carl Sundberg noted that Cowboy action shooting
Motion to approve the changes. Seconded Glenn
participation is up to 18 shooters and seems to be increasing.
Krunkenberg. Motion carried.
He also wished to thank Dave Bohme for his help.
Treasures Report:
Charlie Stevens asked if you have a boat down at the lake to
Keith Zerwas asked that the chairmen follow procedure for
unlock it for the all day Work Bee. It will be relocked after the
spending money for the club. (i.e. so we can keep the budget
area gets cleaned up.
under control and not have to issue checks to members for
Cal Kittinger said they had 62 women attend and 10 no
money spent on club projects).
shows at the last W.O.T. event with a nice profit for the club
of $3,105. He also thanked Charlie Stevens & Dave Fisher
Operation Manager:
for their help. Cal also mentioned Ruth Ann Spagn will be
Dave told the chairmen that the state was looking into
taking over for Sandy Elkins as Sandy is retiring next month.
changing the rules on Texas Hold’em, and asked the
Ruth was in charge of Refuse to be a Victim N.R.A. Program.
chairmen to contact their representatives and ask that they
not change the charitable gaming laws to prevent harming
Motion to adjourn: 2nd Keith Zerwas. Motion carried.
clubs that depend on such events. Dave also asked for help
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with the Chamber of Commerce event on June 15 . We will Other Chairmen in attendance: Charlie Stevens, Jan Podkul,
Wayne Hoyt, Rick VanMaele, Chet Dymon, Richard LaFave,
be doing all the concessions this year. If you can help with
Ian Grapp, Dave Bolla, Mike Wilkinson, Dave Leonard, Rich
this event - cooking, parking, beer sales, etc. contact Barry
Johnson, John Miller, Glenn Kruckenberg, Dave Bohme, Bob
Anderson, Dave Fisher, Sam Mullins or Charlie Stevens.
Bauman, Andy Lynch, Pete Cesaro Jr. and Pete Cesaro Sr.
Club Manager:
Respectfully submitted, Sam Mullins.
Barry asked that when you are done in the ranges that you
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CAROL’S CORNER
My co-host is back behind the desk with the league results. We
have a couple of young-uns a-shootin’ the league so watch them
words.
OK Dave, take it away.
Thanks, Carol. The banquet was good & the food kudos to the
guys.
1st Place
Matt Mudie
Dawn Mudie
Patrick Atkins
Mike McGinley
2nd Place
Bob Ritter
Tim Loynes
Phillip Varner
Dennis Cuddington
3rd Place
Teryy Kozlowski
Bill Ingram
Gary Marsh
John Stanton
MOST IMPROVED
Men
Dennis Cuddington +66
HIGH BOWS
Brian Whittle
Mike McGinley
Gary Marsh
Patrick Atkins
Mike McCarty
Owen Cummins
Dawn Mudie
Alicia Edwards
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300
300
288
282
295
275
55X
51X
48X
43X
23X
19X
20X
13X
Women
Marie Miller
+32
ROBIN HOODS
Reggie Cleveland
Owen Cummins
Harvey Cooper
Troy Grappin
Alicia Edwards
Fred Kirby
Pat Reagan
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Goodnight, Carol.
Goodnight, Dave.
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ATTENTION MUZZLELOADER SHOOTERS
The Muzzleloader League:
April 17th thru August 7th
Wednesdays 4:00 pm until dusk
Banquet August 17th
Any muzzle loading
rifle any sights.
Handicapped
score system.
WOODSWALK and DOG & SUDS NIGHTS:
April 24, May 29, June 26, July 31
Rifle league $20.00* (includes woodswalk)
Pistol league $10.00*
Hunter course $10.00* (scoped rifles)
Woodswalk $10.00*
*Plus daily $4 range fee
Eric Ridenour
248-807-4059
205 Pack Avenue.
Oscoda, MI 48750
(989) 739-9600
[email protected]
Jeff Parker
248-330-0824
M.L.C.A. Jr. Shotgun
Fundraising Raffle
Trijicon Scope 9-3X40
plus
Savage HMR17 Rifle (as shown)
PUPPY FAIR
Bring
Your
Puppies
to
Sell!
2nd Sunday
of each month
(March – October)
8:30am – 2:30 pm
Only 200 tickets available.
Cost $20.00 each.
Drawing will be held on
June 19, 2013.
Need not be present to win.
Winner must pass a federal
background check.
Raffle Lic. #C25960
For more info call:
Dave Elam (248) 624-0944
During
and after
the Country
Breakfast
Dogs must be leashed or in a pen
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Cowboy
Action
Shooting
Sessions for 2013:
from 10:00-12:00
6/15, 8/10, 9/14,
10/5 & 11/2.
We have .44,
.22, 38, 45 Colt, .410, 12 & 20 ga. guns
from “The Old West” for your use.
Range fee: members $5, non $7.
Bring the kids and the ladies.
Sporting Goods
SWAP DAYS
June 2nd
Aug 11th & Sept 8th
9am – 1pm in Range House #2
$1 at the door, kids under 12 free
Buy-Sell-Trade
Guns, bows, hunting, fishing,
camping equipment,
reloaders, ammo, tools and more!
PUBLIC WELCOME!
Tables for members $5 (second
table free), non-members $10
Carl Sundberg,
Marshal of Huron River Raiders
Aka. Cool Hand Carl
[email protected]
248-318-3463
For more info or a table:
John Lash 248-363-7474
or www.multilakes.com
Fishing Trip Raffle
Meeting Night Raffle
1 Ticket To Be Drawn
Boat charter for 5 hours for 4 people
2 Rooms for 2 nights
220.00 towards tip and fish cleaning
100.00 towards dinner for one night
100.00 in gas cards
Trip is July 12th -14th
Fishing on the 13th from 2p.m. - 7p.m
Tickets are 10.00 each
Only selling 250 tickets
This will be drawn at the June Meeting
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June 19th Top Prizes
are scheduled to be:
1st – $300 Gift Card
2nd – Firearm
3rd – Flashlight
License # C25960
Thank you for your support.
We welcome any and all suggestions.
Please call: Don Priebe
(248) 363-0753
Kid’s Fishing
Clinic
Still Two Sessions Left
Saturdays June 22
or July 20
Lessons 9 - Noon
Sign Up Kids - Ages – 7 to 13
Applications at the Bar
Call Hank Murawski with
Questions - 248-910-4163
Casino Trip Raffle
3 tickets to be drawn at the November Meeting
10.00 each
Only 400 tickets will be sold
• Annuals
• Herbs
• Water Plants • Vegetables
• Perennials
• Unique Potted Plants
BUY ANY 5 LIKE-PRICED ITEMS,
Get 6th Item FREE!
Check out what’s new for 2013
Vegetables, Herbs, Custom
Potted Hanging Gardens, and
800 Varieties of Perennials!
1525 Bogie Lake Rd.
248-887-5101
Open 7 Days a Week
1st - Soaring Eagle Casino Weekend Package
520.00 Gift Cert. for the Casino (2 Nights)
300.00 Spending Money
100.00 in Gas Cards
2nd - Sault St Marie, Kewadin
 350.00 Gift Cert. for
the Casino (3 Nights)
 400.00 Spending Money
 200.00 in Gas Cards
3rd - St. Ignes, Kewadin
 300.00 Gift Cert. for
the Casino (3 Nights)
 400.00 Spending Money
 200.00 in Gas Cards
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~ Fish Stocking ~
100 Rainbow Trout 9”-11” & 28 pounds of minnows
(about 35,000) were released into Reed Lake. Rich
Carlson bought a dozen 12”-14” Rainbow Trout out of
his own pocket for the club to release into the lake.
Not to be out done Ron Dubois reached into his
pocket & bought 203
Coho Salmon, two
dozen Grouper, about
a bazillion frogs, and
one Whale Shark just
for fun.
(At least that’s the fish
story they told me.)
~D.L.
~ Community Service Award ~
Keith Erdman, who has lived in the Commerce area since 1970,
has done much for the community. He has served the
Township in various capacities including: his active involvement
in Good Fellows, Hospitality House, American Legion and the
DARE program; as a house captain for Rebuilding Together; as
the president of the Eagles for the last 11 years; and as a
contributing
member of the Multi-Lakes Conservation
Association. In addition, Keith organizes numerous fundraisers
for organizations such as Rotary Club, ALS Ride, Diabetes
Research Center, and the U of M Trauma Burn Center.
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~ Charity Fund
Raiser for
St. Baldrick’s ~
Here are the pictures of Dan Peltier
and I before and after our head
shaving for St. Baldrick’s. After all was
said and done between the meeting
night donations and others through
our Facebook page we collected over
$750 from Multi Lakers. Thanks to all
for their donations to this great cause!
~ Larry Gray
3D Archery
Fun Shoot
Real-life Targets and Shooting Situations
Now with more
exotic targets!
Come try your luck at the IRON BUCK
or distance shot for a prize
$8 for Members, $10 for Non-Members, $5 Ages
12-16, All Participants Ages 11 and Under FREE!
SHOOTING DATES:
Sundays– 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
June 9th, June 30th, July 14th, July 28th
August 11th , August 18th, September 8th
Contact Adam Rott for more info (248) 891-7640
Sporting Clays 2013 Summer League
Tuesday’s 6:00 PM Sharp!
May 7th through July 30th
3 person teams. All shooters are handicapped
based on average. You or a substitute must be
present or an absentee score will be used. Sign
up as a team or as an individual and we will
place you on a team.
Sign up at the Sporting Clays Desk or contact
Jm Darkangelo at:
517-294-5027
[email protected]
$170 members, $240 non-members
This league is intended to be a “Fun” league.
Shooters of all abilities are welcome. Handicap
system helps to balance the scoring so each
shooter has a fair chance to score well. We
have a great time. Come out & Join us.
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Recent Gun-A-Week Winners
Rem. 387 Syn 12 ga.
0516
Ruger 10/22 syn/bl .22
0845
Baretta PX4sc .40
1341
Marlin 336 W 30-30
1140
Apr-26
18 May-3
19 May-10
20 May-17
Travis K
Matt M
Bruce M
Donavan W
Novi MI
Brighton MI
White Lake MI
Warren MI
~ MLCA Outdoor Range ~ Range Officer On Call List ~
M. Bartrun*
(313) 478-3049
G. Biron
(313) 532-8542
D. Campau
(734) 261-9786
P. Cesaro
(248) 685-1922
P. Cesaro Jr. (248) 363-1102
J. Cleveland
(248) 473-0085
R. Davis
(248) 685-1206
* Saturdays Only
D. Durandetto
M. Florkowski
W. Hoyt
T. Keller
L. Kimble
E. Lockhart
D. Mercieca
(248) 408-2913
(248) 318-6643
(248) 363-2294
(248) 996-0715
(248) 563-2493
(248) 345-4013
(248) 318-6053
J. Miller
J. Parker
S. Ross
D. St. Aubin
R. Taskey
K. Troyer
M. Wilkinson
B.Yirovec
(586) 495-7452
(248)330-0824
(248) 563-6745
(248) 698-1355
(248) 830-2456
(248) 684-2389
(248) 421-4611
(248) 682-3478
Effective January 11, 2012
NONMEMBER MEMBER JUNIOR
ARCHERY
$ 4.00
$ 7.00
$ 2.00
BULLS-EYE PISTOL
$ 4.00
$ 10.00
COMBAT PISTOL
$ 6.00
$ 6.00
HUNTERS ED.
$ 10.00
$ 10.00 $ 10.00
JUNIOR RIFLE
$ 2.00
*OPEN PISTOL
$ 4.00
$ 10.00
$ 3.00
*OUTDOOR RANGE
$ 4.00
$ 12.00
$ 4.00
SKEET & TRAP
$ 5.00
$ 7.00
$ 4.00
SPORTING CLAYS
$12.00
$ 18.00
$ 8.00
WOODSWALK
$ 3.00
$ 4.00
Ear & eye protection, ammo & targets available
*Per hour if busy.
RANGE FEES
Outdoor Range Schedule
Open Shooting Hours:
Saturdays & Sundays
12:00 noon - 3:00pm
EXCEPT Holidays & Special Events
All other dates check calendar for
committee & times
Cook your own T-bone steak
Choice of:
16 oz. Steak $10
20 oz. Steak $12
or
Chicken Breast $8
With:
Baked Potato
Vegetable
Tossed Salad
and
Garlic Bread
½ lb. Burgers to order……plus……Fries
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Served: 6 pm to 7:45 pm
Pull Tabs
Progressive Jackpot
Free Coffee - Great Food
First Quickie Game
6:30 PM
License
#A00911
You can buy
HATS, PATCHES & MORE…
ANYTIME!
We have a full display table of items for sale at
our monthly meeting, and some special events
at the club. There is also a display case by the
bar entrance. You can ask the bartender on
duty, or anytime you see us around the
clubhouse. We want you to be able to show
everyone that you are a proud member of the
Multi-Lakes Conservation Association.
Thank you all for your continuing support.
Doug Erstad and Bill & Daryl Ramsey
Multi-Lakes Clubhouse
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
June 9 ~ July 14 ~ August 11
Menu includes: Custom omelets, scrambled
eggs, bacon, sausage links, biscuits &
gravy, hash browns, cinnamon apples,
waffles, pancakes with hot syrup, toast,
coffee, milk, tomato & orange juices.
Adults. ........... ..... .....$7.00
Seniors ........... ...........$6.50
Children 5-12 . ...........$4.00
Children under 5 ........$1.00
FREE KEY
Sporting
Clays
Thursdays 3:00 - Dusk
Saturdays 10:00 – 3:00
Sundays Noon - Dusk
(248) 363-8811
Hamilton Chevrolet, Inc.
Warren, MI 48092
580014 Mile Rd.
Phone: 586.264.1400
Buy
One
Get One
FREE!
$2 OFF
20 lb.
Propane
Tank Fill
One coupon per visit per day
Melvin’s Hardware
One coupon per visit per day
Melvin’s Hardware
Melvin’s Hardware
690 N. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake
248-624-4583
Show Your MLCA Card for 10% Off Regular Retail Prices!
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Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – May 8th, 2013
Chairman of the Board Matt Philippart called the meeting to
order at 7:30pm. Matt led the Board in the Pledge of
Allegiance and the Conservation Pledge.
Officers present:, Charley Stevens, Keith Zerwas, Mark
Geiger and John LaFave.
Directors present: Matt Philippart, Andy Lynch, Harvey
Cooper, Rich Carlson, Marty Zaremba, Glenn Kruckenberg,
and Rich Johnson
Interested Members: Richard LaFave Sr.
MINUTES:
Charley Stevens/ Andy Lynch: Motion to approve the April
Board of Directors meeting minutes with corrections. Motion
Carried.
PEOPLE TO SEE THE BOARD:
Jeff Parker: Would like to clean up the 25 yard range and
remove some trees and put eyebrow on the range.
Charley Stevens/ Rich Johnson: Motion to peruse
improvement to the Outdoor Range 2. Motion Carried
Larry Gray. Commerce Township Fire Fighters are holding a
th
Bowling for Burns on July 20 at
7pm at Wonderland Lanes and I’m asking the club if they
would like to donate to the fundraiser.
Glenn Kruckenberg/ Rich Carlson: Motion to donate $200
dollars for Bowling for Burn’s. Motion Carried.
Eric Manning. Eric came to the board to give them the
updated plans for the N.P.R.C shoot.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT:
Charley Stevens read a letter from the Tasky Family. Also on
July 20 we have to close down the Big Bore Range for the
event that Skeet and Trap is holding.
Charley Stevens/ Rich Johnson: Motion to receive and
file a letter from Bloomfield Fire Fighters. Motion Carried.
Charley Stevens/Mark Geiger: Appoint Ed Sienkiewicz
to Political Action Committee. Motion Carried.
VICE PRESIDENT'S REPORT:
Rich Johnson/ Mark Geiger: Motion to approve dates as
presented. Motion Carried.
We got a lot of things accomplished at the all day Work
Bee, and I want to thank everyone that came out and helped.
We are looking for some extra bar help. Friday night car
rd
crews started up May 3 there where about 150 cars that
came out. Also there is still some tickets for the Junior
Shotgun Fundraiser left.
If you haven’t got your fishing trip or casino trip raffle
come to the bar and get some. Daily Raffle is looking for
some sellers recently we lost some sellers and we can use
some more help. Please get your dates for your events in
early.
RECORDING SECRETARY'S REPORT:
Read a letter from MUCC Kid’s Camp. Harvey Cooper/
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Mark Geiger: Motion to reserve and file. Motion carried
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY'S REPORT:
Mark Geiger reported as of this date we have 119 regular
members, 437 working, 338 Senior, 42 probationary and 1
deceased for a total of 598 and 986 real members.
There will be a New Members Meeting on June 22.
TREASURER'S REPORT:
Keith Zerwas handed out the April treasurer’s reports for
review. Charley Stevens/ Rich Johnson: Motion to receive
and file. Motion carried.
MANAGER's REPORT:
I locked in our Natural Gas price; just waiting on a contract.
Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce “Rocking Under the
Stars” is June 15th and we are looking for a lot of help with
putting this on. If you would like to help please give me or
Dave Fisher a call. We are also getting rental inquiries daily.
Law enforcement Training is going well thanks to all of
our Law enforcement Range Officers for their valuable time.
There are still open dates on the calendar for R.O.’s to sign
up. The new ice cream cart is in and will be in service during
Friday Fish Fries.
We are accepting applications for a part time fill in
bartender. I also would like to thank Jim Dawson for opening
up the outdoor rest room. And I also would like to thank Ron
Tomrell Jr. for starting up and maintaining the sprinkler
system.
Rich Johnson/ Charley Stevens: Motion to allow Barry
to buy a water trough for special events. Motion Carried.
Operations Manager report:
I would like to put in the Multi-Laker a spot where anyone can
find and see if the ranges are open or closed.
Harvey Cooper/ Glenn Kruckenberg: Motion to adjust
pricing on 7 top self liquors to raise margins to targeted
levels. Motion Carried.
STANDING COMMITTEE REPORT:
Would like to put a barrier around the memorial to keep
people from driving on it and or cutting crossed it.
Mark Geiger / Rich Johnson: Motion to get a portable
stanchion and or hedges for the memorial. Motion Carried
Old Business: None.
NEW BUSINESS:
Charley Stevens/ Rich Johnson: Motion to peruse lending
money to the club for New Trap machine. Opposed Harvey
Cooper, Rich Carlson, Keith Zerwas and Mark Geiger:
Motion Carried.
Charley Stevens / Mark Geiger: Motion to adjourn at 9:30.
Motion Carried.
Respectfully Submitted by: John LaFave
Recording Secretary
A late change left me with some space to fill...
… so, did you
remember to
apply for your elk
& BEAR
tags yet?
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Good Old Days Craft Show
Saturday, August 24th
10AM to 4PM
$25 for a 12x12 space
The event is outdoors, and you
are responsible your own
table, chairs & canopy.
Set up starts at 8:30 (Rain or Shine)
No breaking down before 4PM.
1205 N. Pontiac Trail
Walled Lake, MI 48390
(248) 960-4212
Fish Fry
All You Can Eat Every Friday
5:30pm to 8:00pm
Fried Fish
Also includes:
Baked Fish
$9.00 Adults $6.50 Children 5-12
50¢ discount for Seniors over 62
Help Support Your Club!
BUILDING RENTALS
Catering Available
BARRY ANDERSON (248) 363-9109
MULTI-LAKER ADVERTISING:
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BARRY ANDERSON (248) 363-9109
~ Answers to Trivia ~
Baked Potatoes & Fries
1. Top 3 payrolls for major league baseball 2013:
NY Yankees 228,995,945
LA Dodgers 216,302,909
Philadelphia 159,578,214
Bottom three
Tampa bay
57,030,272
Miami
39,621,900
Houston 24,328,538
Detroit Tiger’s payroll 2013 - 148,414,509
Average player 5,508,250
Total of top 5 players 89,000,000: (Fielder,
Cabrera, Verlander, hunter, and Martinez)
2. 90% of Florida oranges are used for juice; over 90%
of California oranges are used for fresh fruit.
3. Florida is number 2 in the world for OJ production,
who is number 1?
4. Not including Indian casinos how many casinos are
there in the US? 23 states have casinos and Ohio is
the latest state.
5. Which NFL teams have never played in the super
bowl?
6. Michigan has about 11,000 active gas wells and
4,500 active oil wells.
7. On ave. how far does a soccer player run in a game?
8. What is the only animal that has 4 knees?
9. How many eggs does a queen bee lay each day?
10. How many cell phones are being used in the US?
11. If you plug your nose can you hum? (No fair trying)
12. True or False - There are more pyramids in Egypt
than Peru.
13. True or False - Every ear of corn has an even
number of rows, each orange has an even number
of segments and each watermelon has an even
number of stripes on the rind.
Enough for now. ~Jake
3. Brazil
4. 513
5. Browns, Jaguars, Texans and Lions
7. Six miles
8. Elephant
9. 1500
10. Over 300 million
11. No
12. False
13. True
Roasted Chicken
Salad, Coleslaw, Veggie,
~ Trivia ~
Multi-Lakes
Skeet & Trap
Open Shooting
Thursday 3:00 to 9:30
Saturday 10:00 to 4:00
Note: Closed first Saturday of the month
Sunday Noon to 6:00
Monday – Thursday Lunch Specials
See Lynn at the Clubhouse Bar and Grill
Fish Fry Schedule
June
07 Funni
14 Vanstone
21 Kirby
28 McGinley
(248) 926-6395
(313) 790-9620
(313) 406-5421
(248) 931-2927
July
05 Mullins
12 DeVriendt
19 Funni
26 Vanstone
(248) 360-4251
(248) 624-5232
(248) 926-6395
(313) 790-9620
HELP WANTED:
BARTENDERS:
Terri Barletta….…….…..(248)863-8582
BINGO:
Chris Peltier.……........…( 248)701-0001
COUNTRY BREAKFAST:
Russ Griggs…………….(248) 360-5977
FISH FRY:
Fred Koby…......…….…(602) 206-6809
MORNING CREW:
Barry Anderson……...…(248) 363-9109
SKEET & TRAP:
Pete Cesaro Sr.……...… (248) 685-1922
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General Membership Meeting Minutes – May 15th, 2013
MLCA President Charlie Stevens called the meeting to order
at 8:00 PM. Charlie led the members in the Pledge of
Allegiance and the Conservation Pledge. Charlie then
welcomed all the new members, and acknowledged the Past
Presidents in attendance: Tony Katopodis, Dan Peltier, Jim
Kern, Skip Worden Sam Mullins, and Dave Fisher.
Chris Peltier/Dick Newton: Motion to approve the minutes
as printed in the Multi-Laker. Motion Carried Unanimously.
Charlie Stevens/Robert Beach: Motion to approve the
Treasurers report as printed in the Multi-Laker. Motion
Carried Unanimously.
CHAPLIN’S REPORT
Skip Worden reported that Buck Bourdeau passed away
shortly after the last membership meeting. Buck was a
regular working bingo and he will be missed. Skip also
reported that John Laque’s wife is not doing well and needs
our prayers.
Skip also reported that the Entertainment night is coming
up this Saturday and is almost sold out he has 5 entertainers
coming it will be a 2 ½ to 3 hour show. He has Elvis, Roy
Orbison, Dean Martin, Lady GaGa and Cher.
PRESIDENTS REPORT
Charlie Stevens-Charlie thanked everyone that came out to
the Annual workbee, he said we got a lot of things done here
and cleaned up the club. We have a lot of big events coming
up and the club grounds are looking good. Charlie thanked
Bob Bauman and his girlfriend Lynn Dickenson, Pete
Rinehart and Phyllis and Dave and Kathy Elam. They have
the monument area and flowers looking good .
Charlie reported on the Shotgun events coming up there is
another ATA shoot on 6/15. The last one went well with about
17 shooters. On July 20th we have the SCTP Aim shooters
coming in for the state shoot if you want to see a lot of great
young shooters come help out with this event. Our own Jr.
shot gunners placed very well at this even in the past. There
should be about a 120 kids shooting from all over the state.
Then there is another ATA shoot on August 17th.
Charlie reported that the sporting clays summer league is
going and it’s great fun the throw different birds each week so
it’s not the same course from week to week. Rich Carlson
needs some help this weekend he will be repainting the flag
pole in the memorial monument area. The Memorial
dedication is set for September 14, from 1-3 pm.
Charlie said it’s that time of year again when Dues are
due; they must be paid before June 30th. Charlie asked
everyone to remember Can-Do it’s needy. Attending tonight
133 members, 12 new members and 24 guests.
the heat or air it turned up or down appropriately. Keith also
said there a few buildings on the grounds that need attention
and repair so if you have some time we could use some
volunteers to keep costs down also.
OPERATIONS MANAGER
Dave Fisher - Dave said he is looking for help for the Rockin
Under the Stars this year it will be June 15th they will have 50
Amp Fuse again and we are doing all the food and beverages
we would like to put a couple of more bars outside so he’s
going to need a lot of help, if you can help out there is a signup sheet out or give him a call.
Dave also said he is putting together a new column for the
Multi-Laker he will list the dates that ranges will be closed as
a quick reference it will be on the inside of the front cover and
he will also post it at the club. This way if there is a special
shoot or something going on at the club and the range is
closed you will be able to check the Multi-Laker or on line and
see the hours.
EARLY DRAW
#296 Joel Bixel’s name was drawn; Joel missed out on
$270.00 plus $25.00 if wearing name tag. Next month the
basic amount will increase to $280.00, plus $25.00 if you
have your name tag.
VICE PRESIDENT REPORT
Sam Mullins – Sam welcomed all the new members for
attending. He said there are raffle tickets on sale for the
Junior Shotgun Raffle, the Fishing Trip and the Casino Trip all
the tickets are available at the bar. Sam said we need help
this weekend for the work bee, there are still some things to
be done on the grounds more leaves have to be picked up
and the picnic tables put out. If you can help come out
Sunday. Also there is a swap meet on June 2nd.
Sam also said we get a lot of support, plants, flowers,
fertilizer and stuff donated from Bogie Lake Green House is if
you’re looking for plants please patronize them and tell them
you’re from Multi Lakes
Horse shoe league starts tomorrow night Thursday and
goes every week rain or shine
CHAIRMEN TO SPEAK
Lynn Lash - Casino trip in September has some openings.
Tickets are on sale at the bar for the fishing trip and casino
trip. Drawing for the fishing trip will be next month. She said
the flea market made about 250 dollars for the club and went
well. Swap say is June 2nd and Jon still has some tables
available.
Eric Manning- NPRC shoot is June 1-2nd. Police from all over
the country and some from out of country will be attending to
RECORDING SECRETARY: No Report
compete. It’s a great event. Come out and help or come and
see what it’s all about.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY
Mark Geiger - Membership recap we have 119 regular
Carl Sundberg - Cowboy Action Carl said they have a
practice shoot on June 15th. Come out and shoot or see what
members, 437 working members and 42 probationary
it’s all about. They have a great time. You don’t need
members for a total of 598 and total real members is 986.
anything just come and enjoy. The fee is $5 for members
Mark said to remember to pay your dues.
and it runs from 10-12.
TREASUERS REPORT
Dan Peltier A clean cut (almost) Dan came to thank the
Keith Zerwas – Keith said the good news is we are in the
members for donations to the hair cutting benefit that Larry
black. But we still need to watch our costs our electric bill and
Grey and he participated in. Dan donated his ponytail to the
taxes take the biggest chunks of what we bring in so if you’re
wigs for kids program, which will make a wig from his hair and
the last one out of a building make sure the lights are off and
donate it to a child in need cost free. Way to go Dan & Larry!!
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Glen Kruckenberg- Texas Hold-em Glen welcomed all the
new members and said that Texas Hold-em had raised over
$12.300 this year in two events. Glen thanked all his workers
saying it takes 24 people to pull off a Texas Hold-em event.
Glen said the car shows started off great; they run every
Friday night so come out and see some great cars.
Larry “Skip” Cohorst – Family Events and Meeting Nnight
Entertainment Larry apologized for the Dr. he had set up to
come out this evening and talk about the AED devices. He
had to cancel at the last minute. Skip said he tried to find a fill
in but no one was available. Skip said next month he has a
guy coming out to talk about Muskie fishing. Also during
Rockin Under the Stars he’s going to be doing cotton candy
and could use some help.
President Charlie Stevens said to remember Good-Old Days
is coming up, and Annie will need a lot of help and also the
tickets will be going out in a few weeks.
Omitted from last month’s minutes:
Rich Carlson- Veterans Memorial Rich announced that he
had a member offer up to $500 in matching funds to install a
granite bench at the memorial. Rich also thanked Dave
Leonard for the fine job he does each month with the MultiLaker and stated that the phone number for all the officers
and board members are listed if you need to get ahold of
them. Rich said he also encouraged members to attend
board meetings.
OLD BUSINESS - NONE
Open Pistol
at Multi-Lakes Conservation
Association
Welcome to Multi-Lakes Open Pistol Range. The Open Pistol
Committee invites you to try our facility and enjoy shooting your
handguns. We have put together this information sheet to inform
you about our range, hours of operation, and accessories
available for purchase.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
All Sundays………………………...…………..……4:30 pm to 8:00 pm
nd
th
2 and 4 Wednesdays
of each month……………9:00 am to noon, and 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Note: Range closed for holidays and special events.
All range closings will be posted in advance.
FEES:
Members……………………………………..……………$4.00 per hour*
Non-Members……………………………………….….$10.00 per hour*
Juniors (17 & under)………………………………..…..$3.00 per hour*
*When range is at full capacity.
For your convenience we have the following items available to
purchase: Targets, Eye & Ear Protection, Shoot & Sees, and
Ammunition is once again for sale!
For further information call the Open Pistol Chair:
Pete Cesaro Jr. 248-760-7331 or John Miller 586-495-7452
NEW BUSINESS - NONE
Bob Zavitz / Richard LaFave Sr.: Motion to adjourn the
business portion of the meeting. Motion Carried Unanimously.
MEETING NIGHT RAFFLE
3rd prize
Flash Light
Mate Opalko
2nd prize
Generator
Ted Traywick
1st prize
300 gift card
Don Prebe
Congratulations!!
Respectfully Submitted by,
Rich Johnson
Flea Market Days
Shooting Range Berm Safety Flag
Procedures:
GREEN – GO
RED – NO
1. During everyday operations a Green Flag will fly.
2. If you are going to be behind a berm, check the
appropriate key out for that facility, and switch the
Green Flag for a Red Flag.
3. If you attempt to use one of the Ranges to the
north, and a Red Flag is up, check to see what is
occurring behind the berm before attempting to
use said range.
4. You must exit from behind the berm from the
same place you enter to go behind the berm.
5. After finishing up any business behind the berms,
replace Red Flag with Green Flag.
Berm Safety Flag Locations:
June 9th & July 14th
8am to 3pm
$15 Members ~ $20 Non-members
More details on the sign up sheet
in the Clubhouse, or see Lyn Lash
A.) ODR Range Entrance
B.) Rendezvous Woods Walk
C.) Skeet & Trap Drive thru Gate
D.) Archery East end of Skeet & Trap
ATTENTION:
Please take note of the flags on the grounds.
While
participating in the Berm Safety Flag Procedures, YOU MUST
replace the flags after you are done behind the berms. This
seems to be the only problem that is occurring. Thank You.
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Bar
Terri Barletta
Bingo
Chris Peltier
Blood Drive
Kirk Cooke
Mike Wilczynski
Building Maintenance
Brian Moore
By Laws
Rich Johnson
Car Cruise
Skip Worden
Chairperson’s Committee
Charley Stevens
Chaplain
Skip Worden
Computer
Jon Podkul
Conservation Education
Rich Johnson
Country Breakfast
Russ Griggs
Dan Vanstone
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Daily Raffle
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Deer Contest
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Good Old Days
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248-360-0386
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248-542-4773
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248-330-0824
248-310-2182
248-363-9351
248-348-6053
734-422-3051
248-627-4244
248-363-7474
248-660-5229
248-755-6781
248-698-1575
248-363-4586
734-464-7802
248-363-0898
248-666-9418
248-698-1575
248-921-5257
248-681-6732
248-669-1473
602-206-6809
248-363-9109
734-674-0012
313-278-7841
Grounds
Al Wilkinson
248-363-2690
Scott Wilkinson
Kevin Starrs
Hats and Patches
Doug Erstad
248-505-3474
248-366-7044
Bill Ramsey
Daryl Ramsey
248-366-7044
Haunted Forest
248-366-7940
John Brandt
Ken Cole
248-505-3310
248-635-6465
Craig Moore
Historian
Jon Podkul
248-363-5828
Horseshoes
Rob Joyner
248-363-0211
Horticulture
Bob Bauman
248-505-1625
House
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Hunters Ed. & Basic Rifle
Wayne Hoyt
248-363-2294
Chet Dymon
248-363-7030
Insurance
Dave Mercier
248-360-0128
JOAD
Ron Opfer
248-624-0161
Junior Conservation Club
VACANCY
Junior Rifle
Wayne Hoyt
248-363-2294
Chet Dymon
248-363-7030
Junior Shotgun
Mike Borst
248-960-9307
Frank Spelker
248-255-7293
Jon Penvose
248-625-6270
Kitchen Meeting Night
Dale Lee
734-421-4639
Bob Lederman
248-661-1333
Meeting Night Raffle
Don Priebe
248-363-0753
Family Memorial & Flowers
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Glen Thompson
248-961-1480
Walt Lorang
248-698-1024
M.U.C.C. Delegate
248-363-5018
Mike Doyle
Bob Kaminski
248-360-0276
Pete Cesaro Sr.
248-685-1922
Multi-Laker Editor
Dave Leonard
248-762-3926
Muzzleloader League
Eric Ridenour
248-807-4059
Jeff Parker
248-330-0824
Muzzleloader Rendezvous
Clint Double
248-363-2139
248-318-6053
Dave Mercieca
New Member
Ian Grapp
248-624-5933
Tom "Jake" Jakubiec
248-624-0014
Nomination
Eric Manning
248-705-1516
NRA Dinner
Dr. David Sturtz
248-305-5512
Ed Curtis
248-761-3189
Operation Can-Do
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Outdoor Range
Eric Manning
248-705-1516
Mike Wilkinson
248-421-4611
Painting
Tom Jakubiec
248-624-0014
Parliamentarian
Dave Fisher
248-668-0371
Personal Protection/CPL Classes
Cal Kittinger
248-354-4449
Pheasant Hunt
Marshall Maybrier
248-867-5069
Photography
Richard Baldes
248-396-5990
Pistol, .22 Pin Shoot
248-685-3350
John Miller
Bill Stumpf
248-698-8703
Pistol, Bullseye
Jose Lopez
810-227-7461
Bob Carlson
810-227-2953
Pistol, Combat
Bill Brennecke
248-624-6854
Pistol, Open
Pete Cesaro, Jr.
248-760-7331
John Miller
586-495-7452
Political Action Committee
Ed Sienkiewicz
248-624-4782
Pole Barn
Jim Babel
248-363-9891
Popcorn
Rudy Kirn
248-363-3027
Purchasing
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Range Officer Training & Scheduling
Andy Lynch
248-685-8310
School Liaison Shooting Sports
Tony Jankowski
248-624-1036
Scouting/Boy
Patrick Regan
586-944-3119
Sergeant at Arms
Larry Gray
248-360-4896
Mike Wilczynski
248-363-6197
Silent Auction
Kitty Lewan
248-933-2476
Lucy Petrykoski
248-470-3775
Skeet & Trap
Pete Cesaro Sr.
248-685-1922
Slingshot
Jim Morphew
248-760-3306
Chip Delozier
313-378-4319
Sporting Clays
Pete Cesaro, Sr.
248-685-1922
Pete Cesaro, Jr.
248-760-7331
Strategic Planning
Pete Cesaro, Sr.
248-685-1922
Dave Bolla
248-318-1729
Sam Mullins
248-776-2238
Swap & Flee Mkt. Days
Jon Lash
248-363-7474
Texas Hold'em
Glen Kruckenberg
313-407-6724
Tree Chairman
Marty Zaremba
248-476-3983
Veterans Memorial Fund
Rich Carlson
248-210-3623
Wild Game Dinner
John LaFave
248-996-0030
Women's Events
Cal Kittinger
248-354-4449
Annie Barbara
734-674-0012
Work Bee
Dave Chappel
248-363-1398
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Members Interested In Committees Call President Charley Stevens @ 248-542-4773
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Walled Lake, MI
Anyone scheduling upcoming events please submit
your dates to the Club Manager to be presented to
the Chairperson’s Committee and Board of Directors
for approval of all upcoming dates.
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Schedule those dates now!
I GIVE MY PLEDGE AS
AN AMERICAN TO SAVE
AND FAITHFULLY
DEFEND FROM WASTE THE
NATURAL RESOURCES OF
MY COUNTRY – ITS AIR,
SOIL AND MINERALS,
ITS FORESTS,
WATERS AND
WILDLIFE
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Commerce Twp., MI 48382
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Rendezvous - Multi-Lakes Conservation Association

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