January - Multi-Lakes Conservation Association

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January 2016
Volume 65, Number 1
ICE IS NICE FISHING CONTEST
COME JOIN US ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 FOR SOME ICE FISHING FUN! CONTEST
RUNS FROM 9:00 TO 1:00 WITH REGISTRATION STARTING AT 8:30. Entry fees are
$5 for adults, kids 16 and under are free.
LONGEST LEGAL FISH WINS. CASH PRIZES FOR ADULTS AND ICE FISHING POLES FOR
THE TOP THREE KIDS. ALL KIDS WILL RECEIVE A SMALL PRIZE. ALL PROCEEDS WILL
GO TO THE NEW TENT FUND.
HOT DOGS, CHILI, COCOA AND TREATS AVAILABLE FOR A SMALL DONATION. BRING
YOUR POLES OR USE ONE OF OURS – WE CAN EVEN HELP YOU DRILL SOME HOLES. DON’T
FORGET YOUR SKATES!
SEE YOU THERE!
RON DUBOIS ~ DOCK AND LAKEFRONT CHAIRMAN
We will only hold the
contest if there is safe
ice! But we will have a
bonfire and food that
day no matter what!
~ General Meeting~ January 20th ~
~ Work Bee ~ January 24th ~
PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
Hello everyone.
Wow, how fast a year goes by. By the time you get
your Multi-Laker, deer season will be coming to a
close, good luck you muzzle loaders. Hope all were
safe and got your dream buck or doe as I did. Send in
your great pictures to Dave Leonard at
[email protected]
Don’t forget to bring you Michigan deer antlers in
early to get scored before Buck Night on February’s
General Meeting Night. Contact John Lash for info
248-363-7474.
First I would to say Thank
You to all of our outgoing
officers and Board members.
It was great to work with all
of. you. Also, I would like to
welcome all of our new
officers and directors.
In 2016, please let’s try to
come up with some new
ideas for the club like John
LaFave’s Gun Bash on June 4th 2016, and the new live
outdoor event similar to the Rocking Under the Stars
event that Sal Ferra.is planning.
To all the chairman, please submit your 2016
budget`s request to the treasure as well as your
reserved dates, as they are filling up fast.
Make plans to attend the Wild Game Dinner in
February of 2016. Get your tickets early, as tickets for
this go fast. If you need Gun a Week tickets for 2016,
please go to the bar and put your name on the waiting
list.
By the time you get your Multi Laker, our Workers
Appreciation Dinner will be over. Congratulations to
our New Member of the Year, Member of the Year
and to our Horstman award winner. There are so
many members to choose from and it is hard to
narrow it down to just three.
Come Out and Enjoy Our Club,
~ Glenn
MULTI-LAKER DEADLINE
Deadline for articles in the February 2016 Multi-Laker Magazine
is Wednesday, January 20th, 2016.
NOTE: All copy must be electronically submitted and approved by the Editor.
THE MULTI-LAKER
(USPS) 350-060
Published Monthly by the
Multi-Lakes Conservation Association
Office Fax – (248) 363-8092
Club Manager – Barry Anderson
Operations Manager – Dave Fisher
Office Manager – Terry Martin
CLUBHOUSE – (248) 363-9109
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Indoor Range House – (248) 360-3965
Member Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Michigan Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners
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2015 OFFICERS
PRESIDENT……………… GLENN KRUCKENBERG, (313) 407-6724
VICE-PRESIDENT……………......... .JOHN LAFAVE, (248) 996-0030
RECORDING SECRETARY……… ………………TBD……………….
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY…...... RICH CARLSON, (248) 210-3623
TREASURER…………………………JAMES HOWIE, (248) 698-1517
2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Bill Brennecke`16 .….…… ………………...……………(248) 624-6854
Andrew Lynch `16…….………………….………………(248) 685-8310
Marshall Maybrier `16…….…….…………….….………(248) 867-5069
Larry Hutton `17……………………………….…....……(810) 444-5413
John Miller `17………………...……………….....………(586) 495-7452
Jeff Parker `17...…………………………………..…...….(248) 330-0824
Annie Barbara ’18………………………………………...(734) 674-0012
Larry Gray ’18……………………………………...……..(248) 361-9408
Michael Smith ’18………………………………...………(313) 460-9865
Sam Mullins – Past President …………….…......…......…(248) 766-2238
Susan Radze REALTOR ®
248.763.3110
[email protected]
I help sellers with a focused view
on you!
Let me help you get your home
SOLD for top dollar!
Upcoming Meeting Night
Entertainment:
January 20th
February 17th
March 16th
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Jeff Zyck / CutCo
see page 7
Buck Night
see page 10
Bob’s Custom Calls
POSTMASTER: send address changes and notices of undelivered
copies on form 3579 to:
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]
January 2016
1/6 Chairman's Meeting
1/13 Board of Directors Meeting
Monday
Sunday
1/10 Country Breakfast
1/20 Membership Meeting
Tuesday
1/24 Work Bee
Wednesday
Thursday
Next Women On Target
April 9, 2016
See February issue for details and application.
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4
12‐6pm Sporting
Clays
12‐6pm Skeet & Trap
12‐3pm Open Shooting ODR
12‐3pm Archery Open Shooting RG#2
12‐4pm .22 Pistol Pin Shoot RG#1
4:30‐8pm Open Pistol RG#1
6‐9pm Dog Training Class 10am‐12pm Archery RG#2
Indoor League RG#2
7‐9pm Junior Rifle RG#1 6‐9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
6:30pm Bingo
7‐10pm Fly Tying Workshop CLAYS
10
9am‐12pm Country
Breakfast
9am‐3pm Sporting Goods Swap Meet RG#2
10am‐12pm Sporting Clays Winter League
12‐6pm Sporting
Clays
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6‐9pm Dog Training Class RG#2
6‐9pm Safari Club International Novi Chapter Meeting
6‐9pm Womens Euchre League MTG RM
6‐9pm Mens Euchre League BAR
7‐9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
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24
12‐6pm Sporting
Clays
12:00‐3pm Archery Open Shooting RG#2
3pm‐12am Party RG#2
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8‐11am Tactical Training RG#1
9am‐5pm Archery Tri‐County FITA Championship RG#2
12‐6pm Sporting
Clays
1
2
6‐9pm Dog Training Class 10am‐12pm Archery RG#2
Indoor League RG#2
6‐9pm Womens Euchre 6‐9pm Combat Pistol League MTG RM
RG#1
6‐9pm Mens Euchre 6:30pm Bingo
League BAR
7‐9pm Junior Rifle RG#1 7‐10pm Fly Tying 17
10am‐12pm Sporting Clays Winter League
12‐6pm Sporting
Clays
12:30‐3pm Archery FITA Club Championship RG#2
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Friday
Saturday
1
2 NO FISH FRY
9‐11am Junior Pellet Rifle RG#1
9am‐2pm Muzzleloaders Woodswalk ODR#2 WOODS
10am‐4pm Sporting Clays
12‐3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
6‐9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
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6‐9pm Black Powder Pistol RG#1
6:30‐9pm Junior Shotgun
6:30‐11pm Archery Indoor League RG#2
7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS MEETING
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3‐8:30pm Sporting Clays
3‐9:30pm Skeet & Trap
5‐7pm Junior Slingshot MTG RM
6‐9:30pm Skeet & Trap Winter League
7‐10pm slingshot MTG RM
7‐9pm Junior Archery RG#2
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5:30‐8pm Fish Fry
9
10am‐4pm Skeet & Trap
12‐3pm Cub Archery RG#2
5:00PM ClUBHOUSE CLOSED
6:00pm Doors Open Workers Appreciation DInner 6‐9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
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10am‐12pm Archery Indoor League RG#2
6‐9pm I.D.P.A. Shooting RG#1
6:30pm Bingo
7‐9pm Buck Scoring BAR
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9am‐12pm Open Pistol RG#1
6:30‐8:30pm Open Pistol RG#1
7:30pm BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
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5:30‐8pm Fish Fry
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19
6:30pm Bingo
7‐10pm Fly Tying Workshop CLAYS
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8:00pm MEMBERSHIP MEETING Multi‐Laker Deadline
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22
5:30‐8pm Fish Fry
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8am‐12pm Kids Fishing Derby LAKE
3pm‐12am Party RG#2
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6‐9pm Basic Pistol RG#1
6:30pm Bingo
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28
9am‐12pm Open Pistol RG#1
6:30‐8:30pm Open Pistol RG#1
29
5‐7pm Junior Slingshot MTG RM6‐9:30pm Skeet & Trap Winter League
30
5:30‐8pm Fish Fry 9‐5pm Archery Tri‐County FITA 6:30‐9pm Archery Championship RG#2
Indoor League RG#2 10am‐4pm Skeet & Trap
10am‐12pm Varmint Shoot ODR
Workshop CLAYS
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6‐9pm Black Powder Pistol RG#1
7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS MEETING
February
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5:30‐8pm Fish Fry
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9am‐2pm Muzzleloaders Woodswalk ODR#2 WOODS
At club this size there are always
schedule changes going on. This
calendar is accurate as of the
middle of the preceding month.
Check this Range
Closures/Exceptions list, and double
check with the web site calendar, or
call the club before you plan your
day.
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First 2016 Raffle
From the NRA Sponsorship Package:
COLT Stainless Steel .45 ACP with NRA Logo
(Logo not shown in this photo) Lic. #C27447
Only 200 tickets available. Cost $20.00 each. Drawing will be
held at 9:00 pm March 16, 2016. Do not need to be present to
win. Winner must be able to pass a federal background check.
Odds of winning 1:200
Sporting Goods
SWAP DAY
Sunday
Multi- Lakes
Cookbook
January 10th
9am – 1pm
$1 at the door, kids under 12 free
Buy-Sell-Trade
Guns, bows, hunting, fishing,
camping equipment,
reloaders, ammo, tools and more!
PUBLIC WELCOME!
Please send your favorite recipes to
[email protected] for publication.
For more info or a table:
John Lash 248-363-7474
or www.multilakes.com
Dropping off clearly printed recipes
at the bar will impede production but
will be accepted.
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TEXAS HOLD’EM
January 23rd & 24th
(Saturday/Sunday)
Looking for Help
At the 300 Bowl
CPL
100 S. Cass Lake Rd, Waterford
Call Glenn Kruckenberg
313-407-6724
CONCEALED PISTOL LICENSE TRAINING
March 19th, 2016
(Pre-registration required by: March 5, 2016)
Name: _________________________________
(As shown on your driver’s license or MI State ID)
Address_________________________________
City & Co._____________________________ MI
Zip____________________________________
Phone # _______________________________
Email: _________________________________
Member $75.00 / Non-member $125.00
(Fee non refundable after (March 5, 2016)
Make check payable to: Multi-Lakes C. A. or MLCA
Mail to: Cal Kittinger – 24264 Tamarack Circle
Southfield, MI 48075-6179
248-354-4449 – Email: [email protected]
Note: Not a class for beginners &/or first time handgun shooters;
you must be familiar with your firearm before taking this
class. We offer a 3-hour, 1st Step or Basic Pistol class starting at
6:30 p.m. 4th Tuesday of each month. $25 for members, $30 nonmembers.
Contact Bill Brennecke @248-624-6854
• Leave gun(s) and 125 rounds of factory ammo in car. You will be
told when to bring inside the building.
• Ear (muff type recommended) & eye protection.
• Assemble in range house #2 between 8:00-8:30 a.m.
• Class starts 8:30a.m. - Class ends approx. 7:30p.m. (or later,
depending upon the time needed to answer questions during the
legal portion of the class, or encountering unforeseen problems
on the range.)
• Lunch at club house (not included in course fee).
• Special dietary requirements - BYO.
• We need your name as on drivers license or state I.D.
• Bring pencil, pens, note paper & highlighter(s).
• Member rate extends to spouse, parent, child & grandchild, but
not in-laws.
Men’s Eucher League
Starts January 4th
Contact Dan Peltier
Skeet & Trap
Winter League
Starts January 7th
Contact
Rob
or
Pete for
more info
(248) 363-8811
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~ Hunt Photos ~
G Anders Linell
#202 got this tall 8point mule deer in
Wyoming. Next
month’s issue will
feature the full story.
“Tyler Camfield shot his 11 point buck on
Nov 27th in Alberta Canada. He lives to
hunt.” ~ Todd Camfield #369
Letters to the Editor, and
Hunt Photos should be emailed to:
[email protected]
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Prints and hand written letters can be
dropped in my box at the club.
Past President, Marty Johnson, got himself an
Alberta moose. For the full story, see page 14.
Chairmen’s Meeting Minutes – December 2nd, 2015
Vice President John LaFave called the meeting to order at
7:45P.M. and the pledges were read.
Officers Present: President Sam Mullins, Vice President
John LaFave, Membership Secretary Pete Cesaro, and
Recording Secretary Rich Carlson.
Operations Manager: Dave Fisher.
Club Manager: Barry Anderson.
Committee Chairmen: Rich LaFave Sr., Wayne Hoyt, Chet
Dymon, Glenn Kruckenberg, Cal Kittinger, Bill Brennecke,
John Miller, Ron Dubois, Charley Stevens, Cal Kittinger,
Annie Barbara, Jan Podkul, Dave Mercieca, Andy Lynch,
Dave Bolla, Dave Behme, and Adam Rott.
Interested Members: Mike Smith, Mike McGinley and
Karras Conrad.
Glenn Kruckenberg said our first dates for Texas Hold’em will
be January 23rd and 24th at the 300 Bowl. Additional dates
will be published in the Multi-Laker. Glenn said it is vitally
important to the Club to take advantage of these opportunities
so please join the fun and help the Club at the same time.
Rich LaFave would like monetary donations for Can-Do.
Food items would also be appreciated. There are a great
many people in need this year.
Cal Kittinger said the raffle tickets for the NRA gun raffle were
slow. Rich LaFave said it would be understandable if the
$500.00 donation to Can-Do usually made from raffle profits
were not possible this year. Cal questioned why we do not
have an entertainment chairman and members are unaware
of upcoming entertainment. Discussion followed
President: Sam Mullins wished everyone a Merry Christmas
New Business:
and reported there will be no charge for Workers Appreciation
Charley Stevens reminded members of the upcoming
dinners as per a recent Board vote.
December 13th Kids Christmas party. Festivities start at 1 pm.
Vice President: Motion to approve dates as corrected:
Cal Kittinger volunteered for Recording Secretary.
(Sam Mullins) (John Miller) Motion approved: Without
*Recorders Note: Cal previously served in that capacity for
exception. John LaFave mentioned committee budgets are
several years. Cal’s service to the Club in many areas has
now due. John will ask all Chairman to attend next month’s
been immeasurable. Thank him if you get an opportunity.
Chair meeting. We need sellers for the Gun Bash tickets
scheduled for next June. John stated he has scheduled a
John Miller reported that the indoor pin shoot would start this
representative of Alliance Corporation to address the Board
month.
on how we might resolve the low membership numbers. Cal
Motion to adjourn: (Rich LaFave) (Ron DuBois) Motion
Kittinger said Carl Sundberg was the originator behind
approved: Without exception.
obtaining Alliance as a consult.
Meeting adjourned 9:00 P.M.
Recording Secretary: Rich Carlson thanked all Chairman for
Recording Secretary: Rich Carlson
their efforts on behalf of Multi-Lakes. Rich invited members
to attend the Board meeting this month to hear a presentation
from Three Rivers Land Conservancy.
Membership Secretary: Pete Cesaro reported the following
membership numbers: A total of 841. The revealing number
however, includes regular members, working members, and
probationary members. That number is only 485. Pete also
wished everyone a great holiday and thanked the Chairmen
for his or her service.
Club Manager: Barry Anderson reported on the recent fire in
the pantry adjacent to the kitchen. Insurance, Health, and
Environmental inspectors have all been out or contacted.
January 20th Meeting Night
Barry expects the Club House kitchen to be out of service for
Jeff Zyck represents Cutco products in
a while. Barry said our insurance would cover loss of income
due to the fire. We are making plans for a Super Bowl party, the lakes area and throughout Michigan for over 12 years,
especially noting the 50th anniversary of Super Bowl.
helping individuals and families learn what cutlery is needed
for which task, how to use them properly through
demonstration and in home socials. I've been at the Walled
Lake Farmers market for the last 5 years for cutlery advice,
sales and sharpening. I enjoy the outdoors being a hunter and
Old Business:
Karras Conrad asked for correct E-mail addresses. *Editor’s fisherman. Being able to give back and help organizations has
note. Karras has been working hard to collect E-mail address been a great opportunity.
Operations Manager: Dave Fisher said that he and Lynn
Lash will be hosting a New Year’s Eve Euchre party
beginning at 6:30.
of Club members. Please help her if you can, it will be of
great benefit to the Club. You can e-mail her at
[email protected].
Dave Behme reported he removed 10 stumps from club
grounds.
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CAROL’S
CORNER
I hope everyone had a great Christmas and got everything they
deserved. Ho, Ho, Ho!
The league is over and we are on siesta until January 5th, whew,
sweet!
Well I don’t know about you guys, but I didn’t see any Bambis
on cars or trucks, which I’m sure made mom happy. Heck, I
even had a deer hiding in my backyard enjoying the bird seed.
See ya next year,
~ Carol
The Fish of Multi-lakes – the Bluegill
The Bluegill is our most common game fish and can be found just about
anywhere there is freshwater.
Colors range from dark blue or almost purple to yellow, with six to eight
vertical bars on the sides and a red to orange belly. There is abroad
round black flap on the back of the gill cover. The colors are very vivid
in the males when they are spawning.
Bluegill Spawn when water is over 65 degrees with a full moon. They
will spawn every full moon from March to September.
The male bluegills first arrive at the mating site and the make a dish-shaped spawning bed in shallow water. Females
are generally drawn to larger male fish. After the female drops the eggs, the male chases her out of the nest and guards
the eggs. A female bluegill can lay as many as 60,000 eggs.
The male bluegill will guard the nest until the eggs hatch and the fry are able to swim
– about 5 days. Bluegills are generally sexually mature at one year of age with a
lifespan of 5-8 years.
Bluegills eat anything they can get in their mouth, including insects, worms, small
minnows and crayfish. They are attracted to light and will come to lights on docks at
night to feed on insects attracted by the light.
Bluegill will overcrowd a pond or small body of water unless thinned out by predators
or fishermen. To have big bluegill you must keep the population low enough so they
don't become overcrowded.
The State of Michigan Master Angler record Bluegill weighted 2 ¾ pounds, was 13 ¾
inches long, and was caught in 1983 on a Mepps spinner in Vaughn Lake in Alcona
county. The world record is 4 ¾ pounds and was caught in 1950. Most Bluegills will
run from six to eight inches long as adults and weigh 1/4 to 1/2 pound.
Death Notice
Our sincere sympathy goes out to:
The Davio family, with the passing of member Richard Davio.
The LaQue family, with the passing of Donna Laque.
God Bless and may she rest in peace.
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Behind
The Berm
2015-16
Season Dates:
Winter Woods Walk Shoots and League
Shotgun start at 10am. (Come a bit
early for coffee and a donut.) For
lunch we will have a variety of great
soups, chili, and often some other
goodies in between the woodswalk and the novelty shoot - where
there is a chance to win your
shooting fee back.
Dec 5, 2015 Jan 2, 2016
Feb 6, 2016 Mar 5, 2016
April 2, 2016
Traditional
Muzzleloaders using
patch and round ball
only. Traditional
clothing is encouraged,
but not required.
Dave Mercieca
248-318-6053
or
Clint Double
248 363-2139
Two steaks to the top shooter of
the day, and prizes for 2nd & 3rd
place too!
All that for just $8.00
2016 Range Officer classes
Mar 30, Wednesday, 7pm
Apr 3, Sunday, 1pm
Apr 10, Sunday, 1pm
All classes will be held in the meeting room
Multi-Lakes will be hosting a new
concert event on July 26th 2016.
We need a name for this event. Give your
suggestions to Sal Ferra.
Lots of help will also be needed
for this new fundraiser.
of the club house and will last 2 to 3 hours.
I hope to see all of you there as well as
some new faces.
Thanks for all you do,
~ Andy
Sporting Clays
Winter League
Starts December 6th
3 Man
Teams
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!
(248) 363-8811
For further information call the Open Pistol Chair:
John Miller 586-495-7452
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BUCK
NIGHT
FEBRUARY MEETING NIGHT
To all the lucky buck hunters: Big or small, come
and get your antlers scored. For members, your
spouses, and junior children.
Measuring dates are:
January 12th, 20th, 26th, 28th
And February 2nd
In the bar, 7 to 9pm
No measuring is done on Feb, meeting night.
The cost to measure is a can for Can-Do.
Rules:
Tagged Michigan deer for the 2015 season only, no
ranch deer - but we will measure any deer for your
Questions call Jon Lash 248-363-7474
information.
BUY YOUR MICHIGAN STATE
LOTTERY TICKETS
FROM THE CLUB
3 & 4 DIGIT, KENO
LOTTO 47, MEGA BALL
POWER BALL
PARTY
February6thintheClubhouse
PotLuckstartsat4:30
Gametimeisaround6:30
Raffles,Games&More
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Correction: Party is Sunday February 7
THE CLUB RECEIVES PERCENTAGE OF
ALLSALES AND PAYOUTS
~ Letter ~ To all Multi Lakers I would like to say it has been a pleasure serving all of you for the past
four years as a board member and officer. I hope that I represented you and your thoughts to the board of
directors.
Our club has endured some trying times over the last 74 years and the club members have always come
together in adversity to see the club through these times.
The board has been working hard the last few months to cut expenses and try to get control of our costs.
But, we are in another crisis and I’m asking all of you to come together as MULTI- LAKERS. We need to
unify our club and not work as individual entities but as a whole. If you hear of another committee that
needs help, call the chairman and volunteer some time. There are several committees needing help and the
club could use the income generated by them. One in particular is Bingo. They could always use help on a
Tuesday evening, even if you can only help for a couple of hours it would be great.
My other concern is for our clubs spending. You will see that we have to tighten our belts on a few things
until we can get back into financial stability. Please support your board in the decisions they are making to
control spending and if you have ideas please present them to an officer or board member.
We as Multi Lakers also need to promote our club and increase our membership. You can each sponsor 6
members per year. If every member to sponsored one person we would double our membership in a short
period of time. Strong and numerous memberships are vital for our club. I have volunteered to help on a
marketing committee, to put together a plan in the next 30 days to bring in new members. One problem I
have seen is retaining these new members, and I would also like to ask all our members to not complain
about a committee or action the board takes openly at the club. Let’s all try to talk about club activities
positively. If you have a concern about a committee, talk to the chairman personally. Better yet, volunteer
for their committee, participate in an event and see if working changes your view point.
Here is a poster that I saw recently at a VFW Hall, it read:
Do you Belong?
Are you an active member? The kind that would be missed or are you just contented that your name
is on the list? Do you attend the meetings and mingle with the flock? Or do you meet in private and
criticize and knock? Do you take an active part to help the work along or are you satisfied to be the
kind who just belongs? Do you work on committees –to this there is no trick- or just leave the work to
just a few and talk about the clique? So come to meetings often and help with hand and heart. Don’t
be just a member but take an active part. Think this over members you know what’s right from wrong,
are you an ACTIVE MEMBER, OR do you just belong?
Let’s all pull together to keep our great club going for another 100 years.
Rich “Doc” Johnson #94-186 …22 years and counting
~ Editorial ~
One of the points that Doc makes above is that we all
need to work together, despite what our personal
differences may be, for the good of the Club as whole.
I am reminded of this old cartoon:
Junior Shotgun
1st, 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays
It seems as relevant to the Club today, as it did to our
nation, when Benjamin Franklin first published it in his
Pennsylvania Gazette, 9 May 1754.
At 6:30PM
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Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – December 9th, 2015
Chair Marshall Maybrier called the meeting to order at 7:30
P.M. and the pledges were read.
Officers present: Sam Mullins, Pete Cesaro Sr., Rich
Carlson, John LaFave, and Jim Kirn. Directors present: Bill
Brennecke, Harvey Cooper, Glenn Kruckenberg, Marshall
Maybrier, Jeff Parker, Andy Lynch, Larry Hutton, John Miller,
Rich Johnson, and Past President Charley Stevens. Club
Manager: Barry Anderson. Operations Manager: Dave
Fisher. Interested Members: Rich LaFave, Kariss Conrad,
Duane Osman, Pat Riley, Jim Howie, Mike McGinley, Dan
Peliter, and Dave Behme.
be returning to the board. Pete along with Karris Conrad is
working on a membership information form. Discussion
followed. Motion to require all members to fill out
updated member information form prior to receiving a
membership card: (Pete Cesaro) (Larry Hutton) Motion
approved. Harvey Cooper opposed. Pete Cesaro and
President Mullins exchanged pleasantries regarding several
issues. Discussion followed.
Membership Secretary: Pete reported a combined total of
all members now totals 844. The working, regular, and
probationary members now total 485. Pete thanked everyone
for their service and expressed sorrow that some would not
Rich Johnson said a member running for election has violated
election law Article 10, Sec. 6-E. Rich Johnson was
requested by the chair to bring the issue up in Executive
session.
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Andy Lynch requested member rates for a ladies CPL class.
Treasurer: Jim Kirn said our October bottom line figures
were slightly below last October’s figures (-$376), but our
cash on hand was much less (-$5000). Motion to approve
Motion to approve October 28, (November meeting), 2015 and file Treasurer’s report for October 2015: (Andy Lynch)
(Rich Johnson) Motion approved: Without exception. The
Board minutes (Rich Johnson) (Sam Mullins) Motion
November report showed an increase of $2100 over last
year, but a cash deficit of $7,000 more than at this time last
People to see the Board: Chris Bunch and Meghan Prindle,
year. Motion to approve and file Treasurer’s report for
representing Six Rivers Land Conservancy gave, a
November 2015: (Charley Stevens) (Glenn Kruckenberg)
presentation about their organization and explained the
Motion approved: Without exception. Jim said we are roughly
possibilities of Multi-Lakes creating a conservancy. They
on track to equal last year’s deficit. We have only four
were well received. The issues are complex and will take
payments left to pay off the furnace unit. Jim passed on
further study.
several suggestions to the Board for future consideration.
Discussion centered on the per issue cost of the Multi-Laker;
Mike Hurite, representing Allegra Marketing, spoke to the
why have we reverted to mailing it to even those that
board about what his company may be able to do to help
requested just an e-copy. Motion to charge members $25
Multi-Lakes. Discussion followed.
per year to receive printed copy of Multi-Laker magazine:
President: Sam Mullins reminded everyone of the upcoming (Jeff Parker) Discussion followed. Motion withdrawn.
Ice is Nice fishing tournament January 23rd, Workers
Manager: Barry Anderson related the progress made in
Appreciation Dinner January 9th, Swap Day on January 10th,
mitigating the fire damage. There is no way to project when
Wild Game dinner February 27th (donations needed),
February meeting night entertainment (Buck Night), NRA rifle the kitchen may reopen, however damage was limited and
progress has been rapid. Barry noted the furnace in the
tickets, and the Club Cook book Dan and Jean are putting
Skeet and Trap building may be on its last leg. DTE will be
together. The pin shoot was very well attended.
trimming trees on Club grounds soon and Barry requested
Vice President: John LaFave presented event dates.
guidance on whether or not main branches should be left.
Motion to approve dates as corrected: (Glenn
Motion to leave wood on club grounds: (Charley Stevens)
Kruckenberg) (Sam Mullins). Motion approved: without
(Jim Kirn) Motion approved: Without exception.
objection. John said the squirrel hunt harvest was very light
due to hunter and squirrel participation. The Meat Hunt tickets Operations Manager: Dave Fisher said because of the fire
the normal cash flow has been disrupted. We will be
are selling and the draw will be at the December general
reimbursed for loss of income but who knows when. In the
meeting. The shoot will be January 9th.
meantime please use the club as much as possible to help
Recording Secretary: Rich thanked retiring Board members things run smoothly. Dave said the delay in members
and said his own experience has been rewarding and fun.
receiving their Multi-Laker magazine is partially due to new
He encouraged board members to keep the tone positive and
post office procedures. Chairmen will need to submit
not berate members for what they do not do. Rich Johnson
announcements early if they expect to advertise events in a
requested the minute book be updated before Rich’s term
timely manner. Dave asked members to understand that not
(terminated). *Recorders note. On November 23, President
everything is within our control.
Sam Mullins, polled the board to determine, at the request of
Old Business: Andy Lynch requested the tri-fold member
the Treasure, and Chairman of the workers appreciation
information packet be updated. Discussion followed.
dinner, if we should charge members for their dinners. The
question was defeated. Votes were as follows: Jim Kirn, Bill
Dave Behme asked if we were still planning to process the
Brennecke, John Miller, Jeff Parker, Andy Lynch, and Charley
wood. Rich Carlson said he was.
Stevens voted yes. Sam Mullins, Harvey Cooper, Rich
Johnson, Larry Hutton, Pete Cesaro, and Rich Carlson voted New Business: Management said Jim Ashcraft has
volunteered to bring his grill in and cook for the upcoming
no. Marshall Maybrier, Chairman of the Board broke the tie,
Kids Christmas party...Thank Jim when you see him.
voting no. Question defeated 7 to 6.
The event will benefit Justice for Veterans. Motion to allow member
rates for Justice for Veterans to hold a CPL class. (Andy Lynch)
(John LaFave) Motion approved: Without exception.
Motion to adjourn: (Rich Johnson) (Andy Lynch) Motion
Meeting adjourned: 11:05 P.M.
Motion to enter executive session: (Andy Lynch) (Glenn
Kruckenberg) Motion approved: Without exception.
Motion to exit Executive session: (Charley Stevens) (John LaFave)
Motion approved: Without exception.
Junior Rifle
Age 12 & older. $2.00
Mondays 7 to 9 pm (unless there is a holiday)
New shooter orientation on the 2nd Monday
of the month only (parent must attend)
Pellet Rifle
1st & 3rd Saturdays 9 to 11 am
Parent must stay as well. $2.00
Questions
Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294
Chet Dymon 248-363-7030
[email protected]
Non-members may participate
in these junior activities.
We are having trouble finding enough .22LR High
Velocity – Can you please help us?
New Badges
showing the year
you joined are available for order. The
price will be $6.25 each, prepaid order
only. Yellow and Blue is the color
scheme, with Gold for Past Presidents
and Silver for Life Members.
Indoor .22 LR Pistol
Bowling Pin-Top Shoot
Test your Shooting Speed Skills by knocking 5 bowling pin tops off the twotiered table in the fastest time. Red Dot or Iron Open Sights may be used.
Sunday’s in 2016:
January 3, 17, 31
February 14, 28
March 13, 20
April 3
Time: 12:00 to 4:00pm
Location: Indoor Pistol Range
Cost: Member $9.00, Non-Member $12.00
Lewis Class Scoring will be used to determine the winners.
Awarding of Prize Money will take place in the Club Bar after the Shoot.
Questions Please Contact: Bill Stumpf (248) 521-8153
or
John Miller (586) 495-7452
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The Bucket List
The weather was cold with a brisk north wind, with the
temperatures in the lower 30's. The same weather held true on
the third day. Before lunch we spotted a pack of wolves. One
very once in a while, a person thinks about whether he
of them stopped which offered the guide a shot of about 150
will ever be able to go on the outdoor adventure trips
yards. It looked like he hit it, and the guide told the hunter he
that he dreamed of while he was still working. By golly
would give the skin to him. He was that sure, but when they got
it sure would be nice to be able to do something that he dreamed
to where the wolf should have been, there was no wolf!
of without the everyday hum drum of listening to his better half
That afternoon they came upon a fresh wallow similar to
over the many years they have been married.
what elk make during the rut. The hunter’s son, for some
So it was, in the snowy and cold winter months of the long
unknown reason, put his chair and shooting sticks right on top
winter of 2014 that he made his decision to take matters into his
of the wallow, while the guide and Kjell hid in nearby bushes and
own hands while the better half was out. He was going hunting,
started to call. Unbeknownst to them, wallows attract
and by gosh, no one was going to stop him – be it doctors,
mosquitos, flies, and any other insects that fly. Being a trooper,
nurses, or even a wife!
silently cussing and thinking what he would like to do to his son
Those outdoor shows on TV he watched got his interest
and guide, he prevailed for about an hour until a bull moose
peaked for moose. They showed those large moose of the north
appeared on the horizon. The moose stopped on a ridgeline and
woods as a majestic animal and even call them "swamp donkeys"
looked straight at the hunter, probably saying to himself that was
for their ability to navigate the tundra region without difficulty.
not the female he thought he was going to see.
Research on the internet came up with an interesting outfitter
In the meantime, the hunter was wondering if he should
that is family run. Chinchaga River Outfitters in northern
shoot at that distance, which was about 250 yards away. It only
Alberta Canada fitted his pocketbook, and after a call to the
took 10 seconds to decide before the shot hit the bull moose
owner, followed by a long conversation, a hunt was booked for
dead center in the brisket, leading to his demise.
the last week of September and early October, 2015.
It wasn't a big moose but it was a moose to the hunter. The
After getting over the
guide and outfitter, who
assault from his better half
came later, skinned and
upon being told, he slowly
quartered it. Then took
came out of his shell shock
the meat, skin and antlers
and started to plan his
back to camp where the
hunt. Secretly, he even
meat was hung to cool.
called
Cabela’s
and
The next day the outfitter
ordered a few items (but
took the meat back to
no new rifle) without
Peace
River
for
letting her know. After a
processing.
few outings with his
Overall, the hunt was
Browning 300 Win. Mag. it
well attended to by the
was sighted in and then
outfitter who made
gently cleaned and cased.
accommodations
the
The days went by fast
partially disabled hunter.
and soon it was time to
The lodging was great
make the trip north to
with their own private
Peace River, Alberta. His
cabin, and the meals were
son, Kjell, joined him on
delicious - including one
this trip as his "nurse",
great meal of moose
because of his nerve
tenderloin. The hunter
condition in his lower
Marty Johnson (right), his son Kjell, and their guide (left). even had his own guide.
extremities. The condition
The remaining days
called Neuropathy has affected his walking and balance. Since
were spent looking for bear & wolf - the hunter had licenses for
Kjell is a nurse he would know what to do if anything happened
both species to harvest. During this time one beautiful grizzly
as a result of it.
bear was spotted along with a very large lynx.
After meeting the outfitter and his lovely wife, off they went
When the hunter left at the end of the week he told the
to camp about 250 miles northwest of Peace River. On the first
outfitter to book him in for a hunt in 2017. Of course only the
day of the hunt, eight wheeled Argo's were used to navigate the
hunter knows of this as of now!!
tundra and streams. Did you ever see a man over six feet tall and
Good luck to all you hunters this fall, but don't bother
big built try to get in the back seat of one? A few choice words
coming up to the UP, since we have very few deer left after two
were said until he learned to slide his backend into it and onto
tough winters, and with wolves in the deer yards feasting on
the cushioned bench with back rest made by the outfitter.
them. With moose meat in the freezers I will sit back this deer
The first two days resulted in only a cow with a calf being
season and enjoy a moose steak.
seen. However, several bulls did respond to the guide's call.
E
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~ Marty Johnson #81-620
Special Board Meeting Minutes – December 14th, 2015
Chair Marshall Maybrier called the meeting to order at 7:00
P.M. and the pledges were read.
Officers present: Sam Mullins, Pete Cesaro Sr., Rich
Carlson, John LaFave, and Jim Kirn. Directors present: Bill
Brennecke, Glenn Kruckenberg, Marshall Maybrier, Jeff
Parker, Larry Hutton, John Miller, Rich Johnson, and Past
President Charley Stevens. Club Manager: Barry Anderson.
Operations Manager: Dave Fisher. Interested Members:
Rich LaFave, Jim Howie, Mike McGinley, Mike Smilth, Dave
Behme, and Rodney Taskey.
Motion to waive the reading of December 9, 2015 Board
meeting Minutes. (Sam Mullins) (John LaFave) Motion
Purpose of special meeting was to combine and define
thoughts and solutions to the financial issues facing the Club.
Meeting called by consensus of more than five board members
at the request of Jeff Parker.
Dave Fisher urged action on low membership numbers and
club expenses. The recent fire has severely limited our
already stressed cash flow issues. Dave suggested that the
new treasurer should form and head a finance committee. Jim
Howie said he would have to ascertain what that might look
like before he would agree. Jim listed 12 areas of income and
expense and suggested we might need a per member
assessment significantly higher than the $50.00 (Fifty) allowed
for in the by-laws. Discussion followed.
Jim Kirn continued the discussion the Board started last week
about the cost of the Multi-Laker. As of the end of November
the Club had spent $17,900 to produce and mail 880 copies
monthly; total copies printed monthly was 950. Advertising
income only offset this expense by $1,200. Jim suggested we
include the financial statement in the on-line version so
more members would agree to receive their copy on-line.
Motion to eliminate mailing of printed Multi-Laker but
make available printed copies to members who
wanted them, but at cost. The Multi-Laker would be
mailed free of charge to advertisers. (Jeff Parker)
(Larry Hutton) Jeff requested a roll call vote. Vote: Rich
Johnson Yes, Charley Stevens yes, Jeff Parker yes,
Larry Hutton yes, Jim Kirn yes, Bill Brennecke yes, John
Miller yes, Glenn Kruckenberg yes, Pete Cesaro yes,
John LaFave no, Rich Carlson no, and Sam Mullins no.
Motion approved: 9 in favor, 3 opposed.
Motion to delay implementation on previous motion
for 6 months. (Sam Mullins) (John LaFave). Discussion
followed. Motion amended: Motion to delay
implementation of previous motion for three months.
(Sam Mullins) (John LaFave) Motion approved. Larry
Hutton opposed.
Jim Kirn stated he finds the membership entry process
cumbersome, complicated and too difficult. The process
hinders recruitment and retention of new members.
Motion to form a Marketing Committee, consisting of
Rich Johnson, Jeff Parker, Kariss Conrad, and John
LaFave, who are to report progress to the board
within 30 days. (Rich Johnson) (Charley Stevens)
Motion to adjourn: (Charley Stevens) (John LaFave)
Meeting adjourned: 8:25 P.M.
Rich Carlson, Recording Secretary
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 MLCA.
Thank you all for your continuing support.
John LaFave (248) 996-0030
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General Membership Meeting Minutes – December 16th, 2015
President Sam Mullins called the meeting to order at
8:00 P.M. The Pledge of Allegiance and the
Conservation Pledge were recited. Sam welcomed the
past presidents in attendance: Dave Fisher, Tony
Katapodis, Charley Stevens, Pete Cesaro, Skip
Worden, Dan Peltier, and Jim Kirn.
Motion to approve November General Membership
minutes as printed: (Jim Howie) (Rich LaFave).
Motion approved. Without exception.
Motion to receive and file the November, 2015
Treasurer’s report as printed: (Chris Peltier) (Cal
Kittinger) Motion Approved: Without exception.
numbers for cash on hand. President Mullins
recognized Jim Kirn. Jim has served on the Board or as
an officer for 23 years. Jim received a very warm, welldeserved applause from the membership. Thank you
Jim!
Operations Manager Dave Fisher said the fire damage
and loss of income is covered by our insurance. Dave
expects the repairs to be finished soon so we can return
to business as usual. Dave and Lynn Lash will host a
Euchre party on New Year’s Eve. Fun begins at 6:30
and costs $10.
Chairpersons to Speak
Lynn Lash will hold a meeting to plan this year’s Good
Old Days celebration on the fourth Wednesday in
January (the 27th) at 7:00 P.M. Lynn welcomes ideas.
Bob McLean said Jr. Archery will begin Thursday,
President’s Report: Sam Mullins was happy to report
January 7th for 10-18 year olds and Saturday, January
the NRA rifle raffle was sold out. The fire in the kitchen
9th for 5 to 10 year olds. Equipment provided. See
pantry did limited damage and repairs and insurance
Multi-Laker for more details.
adjustments are progressing in a timely manner.
Glenn Kruckenberg asked for participation in our Texas
Workers’ Appreciation Dinner is January 9th. Swap day
Hold’em events. The first events will be January 23rd
is January 10th. Sam relayed a Board decision, that
and 24th at the 300 Bowl in Waterford. Have some fun
Multi-Lakes would no longer be sending the Multi-Laker
and help the Club at the same time.
in the mail. Implementation will be delayed for 3
John Lash promoted Buck night for February’s meeting
months.
(Don’t forget Can-Do) and reminded us of the upcoming
Vice President: John LaFave said there were 126
Swap Day January 10th.
regular members present, 10 new members and 18
Jeff Parker thanked all who participated in the Haunted
guests. Early bird drawing: # 318 (Marvin Gersabeck)
Forest event and reported an income close to $17,000.
was not present and missed out on $170. Next month’s Charley Stevens thanked the firemen for cooking at the
drawing will be worth $180 plus $25 if you are wearing
Kids Christmas Party. We had over 200 kids in
your nametag. We need sellers for the 2016 Gun Bash attendance.
tickets. The Meat Hunt ticket will be drawn tonight, and
President Mullins held the drawing for the NRA rifle.
if you win, for a small fee, the Club will cape the animal
Richard Green (ticket #0090) was the lucky winner.
for you.
Due to an oversight it was determined that a second
Recording Secretary Rich Carlson thanked members drawing should be held in order to comply with State
for his opportunity to serve. Rich also reminded
lottery laws. Bob Cullen (ticket #0061) was the lucky
members that they should be proud of Multi-Lakes and winner.
that Multi-Lakes has done so much for so many people.
Election results:
Membership Chairman Pete Cesaro noted that of the President
Glenn Kruckenberg 175
25 new members expected at the new member
Vice President John LaFave
155
meeting, only 10 showed. Discussion followed.
Treasurer
Jim Howie
171
Treasurer: Jim Kirn explained the financials behind the
decision regarding the Multi-Laker mailing. The per
Membership Secretary
issue cost of the Magazine is $1.40 an issue, the yearly Rich Carlson
117
Pete Cesaro
72
cost to the club including mailing (as of November), was
$17,900. If members would like to continue receiving
Board of Directors
the Magazine in the mail the cost will be $20.00 a year. Mike Smith
112
Harvey Cooper
84
The Multi-Laker will be available free online. *Be sure
Larry Gray
109
Dave Behme
78
to give the club your e-mail address.
Annie Barbara
91
Rodney Taskey
53
Jim reported the November bottom line figures were
Election Chairman: Larry Willis thanked Rich Johnson,
$20,000 better than at this time last year, but that figure
Danny Vial, Dan Vanstone, Tara Walker, and Mike
reflects assets, not cash, and we are below last year’s
Wilczynski.
Chaplain’s Report: Skip Worden reported the passing
of Richard Davio, Donna LaQue, and Liz Hilton. May
they rest in peace.
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The Meat Hunt Raffle winners were:
Mike Boarst (Pig)
Mark Kuehnle (Buffalo)
Dave Franklin (Elk)
Main Prize winners:
3rd (knife set)
Fred Koby
2nd (smoker)
Dave Franklin
st
(refrigerator) Mike Borst
1
Motion to adjourn: (Dan Peltier) (Chris Peltier)
Adults $8
Seniors $7.50
Kids 5-12 $5
Kids under 5 $2
nd
2 Sunday of Each Month
9AM - Noon
January 10 ~ February 14
Meeting Night Raffle
January 20th Top Prizes
are scheduled to be:
1st – Ice Fishing Tent
2nd – Catalytic Heater
3rd – Knife Set
License # C27447
Fish Fry
All You Can Eat Every Friday
5:30 to 8:00pm
Fried & Baked Fish, Roasted Chicken, Salad,
Coleslaw, Veggie, Baked Potatoes & Fries
$6.50 Kids 5-12, $8.50 Seniors 62+,
$9 Adults
Help Support Your Club!
Thank you for your support.
We welcome any and all suggestions.
Please call: Don Priebe
(248) 363-0753
Sporting
Clays
Thursdays 3:00 - Dusk
Saturdays 10:00 - 3:00
Sundays Noon - Dusk
(248) 363-8811
Skeet & Trap
and now
Five Stand
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
COMBAT SHOOTING - PPC
IN A CRISIS CAN YOU
DRAW FROM A HOLSTER
AND STILL KEEP
CONTROL?
CAN YOU RELOAD QUICKLY?
COME TO PPC
(COMBAT)
SHOOTING
AND SHARPEN
YOUR SKILLS!
1st, 3rd & 5th TUESDAYS
6PM TO 9PM
Or if you are just getting started try
BASIC PISTOL
th
4 Tuesday of each month
You must register ahead of time,
Call: Bill Brennecke 248-921-9035
Fee: member $25 non-member $30
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YOUR STATE SENATOR
15th Senate District  Lifetime Member of the NRA  Representing the Conservation & Outdoor Community  Member since 1998 Please call my office toll free at (866) 301‐6515 Senate Majority with any questions or email me at Floor Leader Mike Kowall [email protected]
Fish Fry Schedule
January
01 NO FISH FRY
08 Bartrum (313) 478-3094
15 McGinley (248) 931-2927
22 Mullins
(248) 360-4251
29 DeVriendt (248) 363-9109
February
05 Funni
12 Podkul
19 Bartrum
26 McGinley
(602) 206-6809
(248) 363-5828
(313) 478-3094
(248) 931-2927
Daily Bar
Lunch
Specials
Monday
Burger Basket
$6.00
Tuesday
Coney's
$1.00
Wednesday
Rubin
$5.00
Thursday
BLT w/ chips
$5.00
Friday
Patty Melt w/ chips $5.00
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BUILDING RENTALS
Catering Available
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Call Barry Anderson
(248) 363-9109
Recent Gun-A-Week Winners
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Ruger American .308
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0156
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~ MLCA Outdoor Range ~ Range Officer On Call List ~
M. Bartrun*
Robert Bigotti
G. Biron
P. Cesaro
J. Cleveland
(313) 478-3049
(586) 419-9742
(313) 532-8542
(248) 685-1922
(248) 473-0085
* Saturdays Only
R. Davis
D. Durandetto
M. Florkowski
W. Hoyt
T. Keller
D. Mercieca
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
$ 7.50
$ 4.00
FIVE STAND
$ 7.50
$ 9.00
$ 6.00
SPORTING CLAYS
$12.00
$ 18.00
$ 8.00
WOODSWALK
$ 3.00
$ 4.00
Ear & eye protection, ammo & targets available
*Per hour if busy.
(248) 685-1206
(248) 408-2913
(248) 318-6643
(248) 363-2294
(248) 996-0715
(248) 318-6053
J. Miller
J. Parker
S. Ross
D. St. Aubin
R. Taskey
K. Troyer
M. Wilkinson
(586) 495-7452
(248)330-0824
(248) 563-6745
(248) 698-1355
(248) 830-2456
(248) 684-2389
(248) 421-4611
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
Every
Tuesday
Night
First Quickie Game
6:30 PM
Pull Tabs
Progressive Jackpot
Free Coffee - Great Food
License #A00911
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
Served: 6 pm to 7:45 pm
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D.N.R. OPERATIONS SERVICE CENTER
26000 W. Eight Mile Road, Southfield, MI 48034
Phone (248) 359-9040
REPORT ALL POACHING (RAP) 1-800-292-7800
Committee Chair Directory
Grants
Richard Johnson
313-300-5244
Grounds
Al Wilkinson
248-363-2690
Scott Wilkinson
810-560-0709
Kevin Starrs
248-425-0509
Russ Thompson (Fence) 248-698-1961
Hats and Patches
248-996-0030
John LaFave
Haunted Forest
Jeff Parker
248-330-0824
Historian
Jan Podkul
248-762-5957
Mick McCanham
248-366-6819
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
Dick Newton
248-960-5221
JOAD
Ron Opfer
248-624-0161
Junior Conservation Club
Tara Walker
Junior Rifle
Wayne Hoyt
248-363-2294
Chet Dymon
248-363-7030
Junior Shotgun
Frank Spelker
248-255-7293
Mike Borst
248-960-9307
Kitchen Meeting Night
Dale Lee
734-421-4639
Marketing
VACANCY
Meeting Night Raffle
Don Priebe
248-202-4730
Family Memorial & Flowers
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Glen Thompson
248-961-1480
Walt Lorang
248-698-1024
M.U.C.C. Delegate
248-318-9719
Charlie Hatmaker
Pete Cesaro Sr.
248-685-1922
Multi-Laker Editor
248-762-3926
Dave Leonard
Muzzleloader League
Eric Ridenour
248-807-4059
Muzzleloader Rendezvous
Clint Double
248-363-2139
Dave Mercieca
248-318-6053
New Member
Jamie Ruddy
248-363-1113
Melissa Rushton
248-862-2468
Nomination
Eric Manning
248-705-1516
NPRC
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
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
Mike Bauman
248-622-9731
Pistol, .22 Pin Shoot
John Miller
248-685-3350
Bill Stumpf
248-521-8153
Pistol, Bullseye
Jim Howie
248-698-1517
Pistol, Combat
Bill Brennecke
248-624-6854
Jim Alcorn
248-701-1032
Pistol, Open
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
VACANCY
Range Officer Training & Scheduling
Andy Lynch
248-685-8310
Scouting/Boy
Patrick Regan
586-944-3119
Sergeant at Arms
Harvey Cooper
248-242-0632
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
David Behme (Grounds) 248-310-2182
Slingshot
Jim Morphew
248-760-3306
Chip Delozier
313-378-4319
Sporting Clays
Pete Cesaro, Sr.
248-685-1922
Strategic Planning
Jeff Parker
248-330-0824
Dave Bolla
248-318-1729
Swap & Flee Mkt. Days
Jon Lash
248-363-7474
Texas Hold'em
Glenn 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
Michele Chiesa
248-444-0052
Work Bee
Dave Chappel
248-363-1398
WWW.MULTILAKES.COM
Members Interested In Committees Call President Sam Mullins @ 248-766-2238
Activities Andy Willetts
248-760-1310
Adopt-a-Highway
Mike Mehrman
248-360-3733
Archery
Ken Hamann (Outdoor) 248-360-0386
Adam Rott (3D)
248-891-7640
Tim Loynes (Indoor)
248-773-9650
Ron Opfer (Junior)
248-624-0161
Bar
John Sinkowski
248-770-3672
Bingo
Chris Peltier
248-701-0001
Dennis Donagan
248-292-9177
Blood Drive
Dennis Donagan
Building Maintenance
Brian Moore
248-505-3680
By Laws
Rich Johnson
313-300-5244
Car Cruise
Skip Worden
248-685-0703
Chairperson’s Committee
John LaFave
248-996-0030
Charity Ticket Machine
Ted Golding
248-363-1261
Chaplain
Skip Worden
248-685-0703
Computer
Jan Podkul
248-762-5957
Conservation Education
Rich Johnson
313-300-5244
Country Breakfast
Russ Griggs
248-360-5977
Dan Vanstone
313-790-9620
Cowboy Action Shooting
Carl Sundberg
248-553-4410
Daily Raffle
Jim Kirn
248-363-9351
Dennis Cullen
734-422-3051
Deer Contest
Charles McDonald
248-627-4244
Jon Lash
248-363-7474
Dock & Lakeside
Ron Dubois
248-660-5229
Election
Larry Willis
248-755-6781
Entertainment
VACANCY
Equipment Maintenance
Evan Lacy
248-363-4586
Greg Potter
734-891-3816
Bill McKeever
248-521-2426
Euchre
248-666-9418
Dan Peltier
Family Events
Charley Stevens
248-542-4773
Finance Committee
Michele Chiesa
248-444-0052
Fly Fishing
Jim Weakland
248-669-1473
Friday Fish Fry
Fred Koby
602-206-6809
Golf League
Barry Anderson
248-363-9109
Tom Cockels
248-521-0780
Good Old Days
Lynn Lash
Dennis Donagan
23
Conservation Pledge
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
24
Walled Lake, MI
Postage Paid
Periodicals
(USPS-350-060)
1
3860 Newton Road
Commerce Twp., MI 48382
ALL COMMITTEES:
We need to know who is doing what!
Please drive responsibly on and off club grounds!!
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.
The Multi-Laker
Schedule those dates now!

January - Multi-Lakes Conservation Association

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