GOOD OLD DAYS

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GOOD OLD DAYS

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VOL. 57
August 2008
Number 8
GENERAL MEETING ~ August 20th
“Nature Discovery” will be coming in for the Members-Daughters Meeting, to surprise us with live appearances by some of Michigan’s wildlife. GOOD
OLD
DAYS
Saturday
August 23rd
The presentation will start before the meeting, sometime between 6 and 7pm, so get there early. 10AM to
Midnight
See Page 7 for more
info
~ Work Bees ~ August 22nd & 24th ~
PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
It’s that time of year again. Good Old Days is upon
us. It’s a great time to be
involved in our biggest 1 day
event of the year. We will
need more member
involvement this year than
any other year past. Help is
needed before, during and
after the event. Please join a
crew and make it the most
successful one we have ever
had. Don’t know how to join
a crew? Call the club or
email me.
For the new members we need your help. You can
make it successful, get your hours in and become
acquainted with other club members. Even if you
can only do two hours it will make a difference. It
takes a lot of planning and participation to pull this
one day event off without a hitch.
All day amusement ride presale tickets are $10.00
or $12.00 the day of the event. Get those presale
tickets out to your friends and neighbors. This is a
great way to recoup our costs. The more we sell
before the event the more we make for the club.
More events have been added this year, with a DJ
playing all day and live bands starting at 8:00 p.m.
Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy the day.
Do you remember the great times we had camping
the weekend of Good Old days? Walking from
campfire to campfire, enjoying stories of past Good
Old Days, tents hanging in trees, blueberry
pancakes for breakfast, watch campers put up
tents. This can be most enjoyable. And the little
streams of water thru the campgrounds after a
heavy rain. Good old fun and great company.
Register for your campsite at the bar and enjoy the
whole weekend without having to drive home.
MULTI-LAKER DEADLINE
Deadline for articles in the September ’08 Multi-Laker Magazine is
Wednesday, August 20th, 2008.
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
Office Manager – Terry Martin
CLUBHOUSE – (248) 363-9109
Skeet, Trap & Sporting Clays Building – (248) 363-8811
Indoor Range House – (248) 360-3965
Member Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Michigan Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners
Periodicals Postage Paid at Walled Lake, MI 48390
www.multilakes.com
Subscription Rates:
Members - $12.00 of the members Annual Dues is paid
as a year’s subscription to The Multi-Laker
Non-members - $15.00 per year payable in advance.
2008 OFFICERS
PRESIDENT……………………….…DAN PELTIER, (248) 666-9418
VICE-PRESIDENT…………..…RUSS DEVRIENDT, (248) 624-5232
TREASURER……………………...…DAVE FISHER, (248) 668-0371
RECORDING SECRETARY…….TRACEY GRIGGS, (248) 767-3111
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY……..JIM ASHCRAFT, (248) 563-5184
2008 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Tony Katopodis – Past President….……….……………(248) 360-6457
Ron Pennell `08…………………………….……………(248) 624-2630
George Rhodes `08…………………...…………………(248) 476-6722
Dan St. Aubin `08 – Chairman………………………….(248) 698-1355
Jon Lash `09……………………….………….…………(248) 363-7474
Bill Lonsberry `09………………….……………………(248) 363-1328
Eric Manning`09 – Vice Chairman.…..…………………(248) 363-6651
Cal Kittinger`10…………………………………………(248) 354-4449
Matt Philippart`10………………………….……………(313) 433-4777
Vern Rederstorf `10…………………………..…………(248) 363-6910
Let’s make Good Old Days the highlight of the
summer for many people and a weekend to
remember.
After the July work-bee we will be having the new
member meeting. Let’s give them a good MultiLaker welcome. Don’t be shy venture around the
club and get to know as many as you can.
Thanks Carey Stevens for hanging the doors to the
basement and to Clint Double for keeping our
kitchen up and running.
See you at the club, Dan
[email protected]
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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 & Cal Kittinger, Editors
IMPORTANT DATES FOR AUGUST 2008
8/2 Beef BBQ / Cookout
8/6 Chairperson’s Meeting
8/10 Country Breakfast
8/13 Board of Directors Meeting
8/20 General Membership Meeting
8/22 Work Bee
8/23 Good Old Days
8/24 Work Bee
August 2008
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1
5:30-8:30 Fish Fry
5pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
3
6-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
12-6pm Sporting Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3 Outdoor Range
8am-12am Picnic BBQ,
LAKE
8am-6pm CPL Class
RG#1&2
10
9am-12pm COUNTRY
BREAKFAST
4:30-8pm Open Pistol
RG#1
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3 Outdoor Range
Blood Drive RG#1
17
RG#1
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3 Outdoor Range
8am-12am Reunion
RG#2
24
RG#1
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3 Outdoor Range
Post-G.0.D.
Work-Bee
4
4pm-Dusk Cowboy
Action Pistol ODR
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
11
4pm-Dusk Cowboy
Action Pistol ODR
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
18
4pm-Dusk Cowboy
Action Pistol ODR
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
2-6pm Center Mass
Inc ODR
25
4pm-Dusk Cowboy
Action Pistol ODR
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
5
6pm Outdoor Archery
League ODA
6:30pm Bingo
5:30-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
6-9pm Combat Pistol
RG#1
6pm-Dusk Competitive
Rifle ODR
6-10pm Hunters Ed RG#2
12
6:30pm Bingo
Rifle ODR
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
19
6:30pm Bingo
Rifle ODR
6-9pm Combat Pistol
RG#1
9am-10pm Center Mass
Inc ODR
26
6:30pm Bingo
Rifle ODR
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
6
8pm CHAIRPERSONS
MEETING
6pm Outdoor Archery League
ODA
3pm-Dusk Muzzleloaders
League, Woodswalk, Dog &
Suds ODR
6-9pm Black Powder Pistol
RG#1
6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun
5pm-9pm Boy Scouts PAV
13
7:30pm BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEETING
9am-12pm & 6:30-8:30pm
Open Pistol RG#1
20
8pm MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
Multi-Laker Deadline
7-10pm Hunters Ed RG2
9am-7pm Center Mass Inc
ODR
27
9am-12pm & 6:30-8:30pm
Open Pistol RG#1
7
6pm Outdoor Archery
League ODA
2-9:30pm Skeet &
Trap
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol
RG#1
1-4pm State Gaming
Class MTG RM
14
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5:30-8:30 Fish Fry
5pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
8am-12am
Reception RG#2
15
5:30-8:30 Fish Fry
2-9:30pm Skeet &
5pm Classic Car
Trap
2-7pm Sporting Clays Cruise-In
RG#1
21
2-9:30pm Skeet &
Trap
RG#1
6pm Outdoor Archery
League Banquet
9am-6pm Center
Mass Inc ODR
28
2-9:30pm Skeet &
Trap
RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
22
5:30-8:30 Fish Fry
5pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
9am-4pm Center
Mass Inc ODR
Saturday
2
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol ODR
2-7pm Skeet & Trap
10am-7pm Sporting Clays
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
3-6pm Open Shooting ODR#1
8am-6pm CPL Class RG#1&2
8am-12am Reception RG#2
5pm-12am Beef Cook-Out BBQ
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12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1,
ODR
2-7pm Skeet & Trap
9am-12pm Hunters Ed ODR,
GROUNDS
8am-12am Party PAV
8am-12am Party RG#2
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ODR
2-7pm Skeet & Trap
8am-12am Party PAV
8am-12am Party RG#2
1-4pm Shower RG#2
3:30-6pm Muzzleloaders Fun
Shoot ODR
6-11pm Muzzleloader League
Banquet S&T
23
GOOD OLD DAYS
Pre-G.0.D.
Work-Bee
29
5:30-8:30 Fish Fry
5pm Classic Car
Cruise-In
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR
30
ODR
2-7pm Skeet & Trap
8am-12am Reception RG#2
9am-12pm Hunters Ed ODR,
GROUNDS
31
RG#1
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3 Outdoor Range
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Chairmen’s Meeting Minutes – July 2nd 2008
Vice President Russ DeVriendt called the meeting to order at
8:01pm & opened the meeting with the pledges.
Chairmen in attendance: Dave Leonard, Cal Kittinger, Ron
Davis, Tom Jakubiec, Chet Dymon, Dan Peltier, Chris Peltier,
Pete Rinehart, Rich Johnson, Marty Zaremba, Eric Manning,
Rich LaFave Sr., Robert Bauman, Vern Rederstorf, Bill
Lonsberry, Bill Brennecke, Clint Double, George Rhodes, and
Don Priebe.
Dan Peltier – President: Noticed quite a few of the new blue
membership cards have not been picked up yet – PLEASE PAY
YOUR DUES!
Old Business: None
New Business: None
Motion to adjourn: Rich LaFave Sr. / Cal Kittinger Carried
unopposed at 8:30. (29 minutes may be a new record.)
Respectfully submitted by
Russ DeVriendt read the proposed reserve dates to be approved.
Dave Leonard & Russ DeVriendt
Motion to Accept: Rich LaFave Sr. / Cal Kittinger: Carried
unopposed.
Russ (for Terry Smart) – Good Old Days: The deal we have
with the amusement company makes buying pre-sale tickets
before the day of the event financially advantageous for the club,
and will save you a couple bucks – pick up your tickets soon!
Dave Leonard – Editor: Trying to get the Multi-Laker done
two days after meeting night, before going on vacation. This
would be earlier than ever before – You will either be reading
this really early, or really late.
Marty Zaremba – Tree Chairman: Needs help with the half
fallen trees at archery.
Chris Peltier – Bar: Thank you to all Bartenders that came
through during his absence. There will be a bartenders meeting
after the next country breakfast.
Bob Bauman & Pete Rinehart – Horticulture: Will be
working on making the lake side of the clubhouse look good
before Good Old Days. Much discussion followed concerning
the condition of the siding behind the current plantings,
painting/replacing, finances, and leaving room to work with any
new plantings.
Bill Lonsberry (for Jim Ashcraft) – Membership: There will
be a New Member Meeting after the July Workbee. A
Membership Committee meeting & Special Board meeting will
be called before that.
PUPPY
FAIR
*Dogs must
be leashed
or in a pen
Bring Your Puppies to Sell!
2nd Sunday of each month
(March – October)
8:30am – 2:30 pm
During and after the
Country Breakfast
For more info call:
Dave Elam
(248) 624-0944
Bill Lonsberry – Outdoor Range: Things are going well, and
most law enforcement training is being moved to Range #2 when
possible. Reminder: Please police your own brass especially .22.
Rich Johnson – Bylaws: Vote will be postponed to September,
to allow for a third printing, and to avoid debating during
Member-Daughter night.
Cal Kittinger – Women’s Events: Women On Target at MultiLakes is doing better than twice the national average, and that
should get a good portion of NRA grant money coming our way.
Chet Dymon – Hunters Education: Upcoming classes begin
on 8-5, 8-19 and 9-2. Any hunters born after 1-1-1960 must have
a Hunter Safety Certificate. Our program differs from most, in
that we include hands on rifle, shotgun, archery and GPS
instruction. (See details on page 7.)
Clint Double – Rendezvous: Wanted to thank everyone for
helping to make the Rendezvous a successful & safe weekend. It
may have rained at night, but the days were sunny so none of the
events were interfered with.
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Mathews SoloCam Bow Raffle
Only 150 Tickets - $10 each
Available from Archery, the Bar,
Don Priebe, or George Rhodes
Drawing September 17th
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Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – July 9th 2008
Chairman of the Board Dan St. Aubin called the meeting to order at
7:30 PM. Dan led the Board in the Pledge of Allegiance and the
Conservation Pledge.
Officers present: Russ DeVriendt, Dave Fisher, Tracey Griggs and
Jim Ashcraft. Directors present: Dan St. Aubin, Eric Manning, Bill
Lonsberry, George Rhodes, Cal Kittinger, Vern Rederstorf, Jon
Lash and Past President Tony Katopodis. Interested members
present: Richard LaFave, Ken Behrens, and Don Priebe. Directors
Ron Pennell and Matt Philippart were previously excused.
MINUTES:
Recording Secretary Tracey Griggs read the minutes from the June
2008 Board meeting.
Tony Katopodis/Cal Kittinger moved to accept the minutes as
printed. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
PEOPLE TO SEE THE BOARD: None
PRESIDENT’s REPORT: None
VICE PRESIDENT’s REPORT:
Russ discussed the proposed calendar for review:
Russ Devriendt/Tony Katopodis moved to approve the proposed
calendar dates with the cancellation of July 15, 2008. Discussion
followed. WITHOUT OBJECTION
Chairpersons who would feel effective if an emergency arose. For
more information, please see Tracey.
Cal Kittinger/NRA/Women on Target – MLCA was awarded $4k
in grant money from the NRA. Need members to help with future
grant writing – those interested, please speak with the club
president. These present a great revenue opportunity for the club!
Ken Behrens/Fish Fry - Expressing the need for functions to stay
open unless they are published well ahead of time. Patrons and
members need to be well aware of schedule changes or
cancellations several months ahead of time. Dave Fisher
mentioned that we need to exhibit greater efforts to improve
communication.
Dave Fisher/George Rhodes moved to excuse Dan Peltier from
the meeting. WITHOUT OBJECTION
Tony Katopodis/George Rhodes moved to adjourn the meeting at
8:02 PM. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Respectfully Submitted,
Tracey Griggs
Recording Secretary
[email protected]
RECORDING SECRETARY’s REPORT:
Tracey read the following correspondence:
Received cards expressing thanks from the families of Robert
Walker and Cliff Eckert. Also received a card from Jim and Cassidy
Mosely with a contribution to the bar restoration project, for the
remembrance of Jim Riney. Also received an invitation to all
members to attend WWCCA’s 70th Anniversary Celebration on July
19th, 2008.
Cal Kittinger/Eric Manning moved to receive and file. WITHOUT
OBJECTION
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY’s REPORT:
Jim discussed the following:
Received a thank you letter from Sherriff Brouchard thanking us for
his Honorary membership and our ongoing support of the 2nd
Amendment. Letter from Steve Dulan expressing his thanks for his
Honorary membership. Also a letter from Conrad Kellner who not
only paid his dues, but also contributed extra funds to the support
of the club as needed. Several seniors have chosen to add a
donation to their dues, recognizing the needs of the club. We have
963 members; hours thus far on tallied cards are approximately
over 45,000 hours. Website has received over 40,000 hits, and we
are getting many inquiries daily, including Women On Target,
rentals, scouting, membership, and the shooting ranges.
TREASURER’s REPORT:
Dave discussed the following:
Treasurer’s reports will be distributed for review prior to the General
Membership Meeting. Surveys are coming in regarding our
advertising in the Spinal Column. Positive responses received thus
far, and several had seen the advertisement in the publication.
MANAGER’s REPORT: None
STANDING COMMITTEE’s REPORT: None
OLD BUSINESS: None
NEW BUSINESS:
Tracey Griggs/AED Classes – Two AED classes will be
scheduled within the next few months, ten participants per class.
These classes will initially be offered to the Board and
Special Board of Directors Meeting
Minutes – July 9th 2008
Chairman of the Board Dan St. Aubin called the meeting to order
at 8:03 PM. Dan led the Board in the Pledge of Allegiance.
Officers present: Russ DeVriendt, Dave Fisher, Tracey Griggs and
Jim Ashcraft. Directors present: Dan St. Aubin, Eric Manning, Bill
Lonsberry, George Rhodes, Jon Lash, Vern Rederstorf and Cal
Kittinger. President Dan Peltier, and Directors Ron Pennell and
Matt Philippart were previously excused.
Dan St. Aubin stated that the special meeting was called to review
new member applications, and asked Jim Ashcraft to take the
floor. Jim explained that all approved applicants will have their
sponsors contacted regarding the New Member Meeting
scheduled July 20th, 2008, at 2:00 PM. Review and discussion
followed.
Jim Ashcraft/Tracey Griggs moved to approve the applications,
which have already been approved by the Membership
Committee. WITHOUT OBJECTION
Cal Kittinger/Vern Rederstorf moved to adjourn at 8:22 PM.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
Tracey Griggs
Recording Secretary
[email protected]
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General Membership Meeting Minutes – July 16th 2008
President Dan Peltier called the meeting to order at 8:00 PM.
Dan led the members in the Pledge of Allegiance and the
Conservation Pledge.
Dan acknowledged the Past Presidents in attendance; Dave
Fisher, Skip Warden, Tony Katopodis, Ken Behrens, Jim Kirn,
and Dan St. Aubin; Dan also welcomed all the new members
in attendance and our guests.
Mark Bednarek/James Manning moved to accept the
minutes of the June General Membership Meeting, as printed
in The Multi-Laker. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
Rich LaFave Sr./Charley Stevens moved to receive and file
the Treasurer’s Report, as printed in The Multi-Laker.
WITHOUT OBJECTION
membership for the celebration of her husband Jim’s life, and
all the pleasure and friendship the club brought to them both.
TREASURER’S REPORT
Dave noted the following:
Remind everyone about the silent auction taking place on the
porch – all bids taken through 9 PM. Financial reports
postponed until the Office Manager returns from vacation for
final submission.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY’S REPORT
Jim noted the following:
Dues are now past due, and are subject to a $25 late fee.
Anyone not paid by end of July will be suspended. If anyone
knows someone who hasn’t paid their dues due to financial
issues, please see an officer – something will be worked out.
Anyone who has an address change or needs assistance
with MUCC membership, please speak with Jim.
CHAPLAIN’S REPORT:
Skip noted the following:
James Riney, Roger Lee, Cliff Eckert and Robert Walker
passed away recently. Skip asked all to rise for a moment of Membership count is currently 964 (excludes Suspended,
silence for all the departed, deceased and sick, and for all our Complimentary, Applicant and Honorary). The larger
service men and women.
membership class counts are: 256 Regular, 275 Senior, 370
Working, and 91 Applicant. New member meeting July 20th
Skip also mentioned there were 170 cars at last weeks car
at 2pm after the Work Bee. Thanks to Jeff Telford for taking
show; if you can come and help it’d be appreciated and a lot
care of the membership for Jim last month. Also, thanks to
of fun on a Friday night!
the Bar Staff for their dedication to not only the ‘normal’ bar
duties, but all the additional tasks they deal with on an ever
PRESIDENT’S REPORT:
changing basis (dues, keys, group inquiries, membership,
Dan noted the following:
Dan presented the Boy Scouts a check for $530 from the Jim etc.). Please keep them in mind by showing patience and
appreciation.
Riney Memorial Fund. The Jim Riney Memorial fund also
EARLY DRAW
made a contribution for repairs to the bar floor. Need to
Ed Molzen, Club number 1235, lost out on $240. Next
promote both the pre-sale and raffle tickets for Good Old
month the prize grows to $250, plus $25 for wearing your
Days -please help promote this event in the community.
name tag.
Windsor Sportsman’s Club meeting on Monday – all
VICE PRESIDENT’S REPORT
members are welcome to meet at the club to attend. Need
help with Bingo, including cooking, administration, and ticket Russ noted the following:
nd
Beef Cookout August 2 , 6 pm – tickets for sale at the bar –
selling. Please help get new members involved so they can
develop the camaraderie that we all enjoy at each event. Next come out and have a great time! Need help on Good Old
month is Member/Daughter Night. We really need to focus on Days – please see Terry.
Work Bees so we can clean up for G.O.D. and to help
Russ introduced the following speakers:
continue the beautification of the grounds.
Cal Kittinger/NRA/Women On Target – FNRA/SFC
Dan then asked Richard “Doc” Johnson, By-Laws Chairman, recommended MLCA for a grant of $4,000. This past W.O.T.
had 25 women who had a great time – smallest crowd, but it
to take the floor for the final reading of the proposed change
was found that there was a competing free W.O.T. that had
to Article 5, section 1. The proposal is as follows:
nearly twice the number of participants, but the club paid the
Current by-law:
expenses. Sept 27th W.O.T. pheasant hunt scheduled for $80
The officers shall consist of a President, Vice President,
per participant. Sept 11th will be the next friends of the NRA
Recording Secretary, Membership Secretary, and Treasurer, dinner – Prime rib, other great food, wonderful company, and
who shall be elected at the annual meeting for a term of one
a fantastic cause! Tickets now available.
(1) year. No elected President shall hold the office for more
Marty Zaremba/Forestry – Need to elevate trees that are too
that two (2) consecutive years.
low. Need 2 or 3 people to help; chainsaws are helpful but not
Proposal:
necessary.
The officers shall consist of a President, Vice President,
Terry Smart/Good Old Days – The event is quickly
Recording Secretary, Membership Secretary, and Treasurer, approaching! Pre-sale tickets are 100% club profit, sign out
who shall be elected at the annual meeting for a term of one
books of 5 tickets to sell for $10 each. The profit to the MLCA
(1) year. No elected “Officer” shall hold their respective office for tickets purchased the day of the event is only 10%. Please
for more that two (2) consecutive years.
push the presale tickets so we can earn the most from this
Discussion followed.
event. All people who want to help on Good Old Days please
PROPOSAL FAILED: 15 IN FAVOR, 135 OPPOSED.
come to the next organization meeting on Monday, August 4th
at 7:30 PM. Work Bee on Friday August 22nd to set up and
RECORDING SECRETARY’S REPORT
24th to clean up. We need a great deal of help, so please
Tracey noted the following:
Received a card from Kathleen Riney thanking the
Continued on Page 13…
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License numbers V05150 and R97225
Good Old Days Meeting for all Committees
and Volunteers: Monday August 4th 7:30pm
Main Meeting Room
Good Old Days Work-Bees
Friday August 22nd ALL DAY
Sunday August 24th ALL DAY
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3rd ANNUAL MULTI-LAKES
CAR & BIKE SHOW
Saturday, August 23rd, 2008
Registration 9-11am
Voting 11am-1pm
Awards at 3pm
$10 Day of Show
$8 Pre-Registered (by 8-15-08)
$5 Display Only No Awards
Dash Plaques to First 100 Registered
CLASSES:
Grass Parking
01- GM Up 1949
Music
02- Ford Up To 1949
Door Prizes
03- Mopar Up To 1949
50/50
Drawing
04- GM 1950-1959
Picnic Area
05- Ford 1950-1959
Play Ground
06- Mopar 1950-1959
Food
Available
07- GM 1960-1969
08- Ford 1960-1969
Best In Class Awards
09- Mopar 1960-1969
Sponsor’s Choice Awards
10- GM 1970-1979
People’s Choice awards
11- Ford 1970-1979
Special Awards
12- Mopar 1970-1979
13- GM 1980-1989
14- Ford 1980-1989
15- Mopar 1980-1989
16- GM 1990-Present
17- Ford 1990-Present
18- Mopar 1990-Present
19- Truck- Stock/Restored
20- Truck- Custom
21- 4x4-All
22- Special Interest
23- Sport Compact
24- Bike- Stock/Restored
25- Bike- Custom
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!!!!
As most of you know, we had new member meeting
on work-bee Sunday 20 July 2008 @ 2:00 PM. We
brought in many positive influences to our fine club.
Now it’s their club too. The meeting was well
attended and everyone had a great time.
To those that decided to attend their first work-bee,
your club thanks you. In addition, if you came out to
the work-bee, you may have noticed the refreshment
truck. Now you know, your sponsor was not telling
a white lie to get you to sign up. We really do keep
everyone well watered during the work-bee.
As new members, the club will only be what you
want it to be for you. Nobody will be forcing you to
visit the club, but you are welcome at any time.
Bring your family, friends or even enemies if you
can get them to ride along with you. This is your
back yard now too, so enjoy it.
Please feel free to contact me, Jim AshcraftMembership Secretary with any issues at the club.
Your other officers are available as well and we
enjoy hearing from members. So please do not
hesitate to exercise your voice in club affairs.
Again, welcome aboard and I look forward to seeing
you all around the club enjoying yourselves.
Best Regards,
Jim Ashcraft
Membership Secretary
[email protected]
Mark your calendars for the kids
Halloween Party!
Coming up on October 25th, 6-9pm
Effective March 1, 2008
NONMEMBER MEMBER JUNIOR
ARCHERY
$ 3.00
$ 5.00
$ 2.00
BULLS-EYE PISTOL
$ 4.00
$ 10.00
COMBAT PISTOL
$ 6.00
$ 6.00
FIVE-STAND
$ 5.00
$ 7.00
$ 3.50
HUNTERS ED.
$ 10.00
$ 10.00 $ 10.00
JUNIOR RIFLE
$ 2.00
*OPEN PISTOL
$ 4.00
$ 7.00
$ 3.00
*OUTDOOR RANGE
$ 3.00
$ 10.00
$ 3.00
SKEET & TRAP
$ 4.00
$ 5.50
$ 3.00
SPORTING CLAYS
$11.00
$ 17.00
$ 8.00
WOODSWALK
$ 3.00
$ 4.00
Ear & eye protection, ammo & targets available
*Per hour if busy.
RANGE FEES
Special Thanks To:
North Oakland BowTies
United Street Machines
Melvin’s Hardware
B&B Concrete Placement
Precision Concrete Screeding
For more information call
(248) 363-7125 or
[email protected]
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Registration Forms
Available At The Club
Michigan Gun & Knife Shows
April 19-20…475 Tables…Grand Rapids
April 26-27…300 Tables…Sturgis
May 3-4…….450 Tables…Detroit
May 17-18….700 Tables….Birch Run
May 24-25….275 Tables…Harrison
June 21-22….475 Tables....Grand Rapids
July 4, 5, 6….440 Tables…Lansing/Mason
July 12-13…..300 Tables…Civil War
July 19-20…….…..250 Tables…Cadillac
August 9-10……....700 Tables…Birch Run
August 16-17..........475 Tables…Grand Rapids
September 6-7……450 Tables…Monroe
September 13-14…275 Tables…Harrison
September 20-21…700 Tables…Birch Run
September 27-28…300 Tables…Sturgis
October 4-5……….275 Tables…Kalamazoo
Sport Show Promotions, Inc. www.migunshows.com P.O. Box 404 • Mason, MI 48854 Ph: (517) 676-4160 • Fax: (517) 676-6824
Birch Run
Expo Ctr
I-75 @ Exit 136
Lansing/Mason
Ingham Cty Fair
US127 to Kipp Rd.
Cadillac
Wexford Civic Ctr 131 & 13th St.
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Cty Fair
2900 Lake St.
Monroe
Monroe Cty Fair 3775 S. Custer Rd.
Detroit
State Fairgrounds
Woodward @ 8 Mile
Grand Rapids
Delta Plex
2500 Turner
Sturgis
Doyle Community Ctr
310 N. Franks St.
Harrison
Clare City Fair
Bus 127N/W on Fairlane
Cheyboygan
Cheyboygan Ice Arena
480 Cleveland
Over 2,000 Guns in Stock INDOOR GUN RANGE
New & Used Hand Guns, Long Guns, Muzzleloading, Reloading Supplies, Ammo, Archery & Access
Cash for Used Guns • CCW Course • Gun Safes• Full Line of Gunsmithing • NRA Certified Instructors
1380 N. Cedar
(½ Mile South of Holt, 127 to Cedar St. exit, North 2 Miles)
Open 7 Days
Go Fishing on our Lake with Boat Rental
Live bait & Tackle Available
M-F 9-7; Sat. & Sun. 9-6 (517) 699-0597
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Monday - Thursday
Lunch Specials
See Lynn at the
Clubhouse Bar and Grill
Your Local “Lakes Area”
Independent Insurance Agent
Lankford Agency
“Because It’s Dangerous Out There!”
As An Independent Agent We Represent You First!
AUTO • HOME • RENTERS • HEALTH • LIFE • BUSINESS
BOATS • ATV’S • MOTORCYCLES • SNOWMOBILES
WAVE RUNNERS • MOBILE HOMES • MOTOR HOMES
248-360-6524
1135 Round Lake Road, White Lake, MI 48386
Located Next To Mr. Ron’s IGA Market
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Computer Service
Computer Installation & Tech Support
High Speed Internet & Email Setup
Antivirus Setup & Virus Removal
Computer Classes – Home Or Business
Wolverton Consulting
Julie Wolverton
Phone: 248-830-4247
HELP WANTED:
BARTENDERS ~ George Smith…………..(248) 698-2605
OR ~ Chris Peltier….…….…..(248) 666-9418
BINGO ~ Open………….…………….....…(248) 996-0030
COUNTRY BREAKFAST ~ Chris Poleski..(248) 756-5350
FISH FRY ~ Ken Behrens…...……....…..…(248) 669-2294
MORNING CREW ~ Barry Anderson…..…(248) 363-9109
SKEET & TRAP ~ OPEN…………………… Please Help!
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WORKBEE ~ Dave Chappel………………(248) 363-1398
MLCA - Fall Hunter Education Course
Indoor Range house #2 ~ Cost…$10.00
SKEET & TRAP
Course consists of five sessions; all sessions must be
attended by the new Hunter. This Hunter must be at
least 10 years old in order to hunt in Michigan. We
need a Signature from a parent giving permission for
their son or daughter to use a firearm on our Saturday,
“hands on classes.”
Tuesday 6:00 - 9:30pm
Thursday 2:00 - 9:30pm
Saturday 2:00 – 6:30pm
Sunday Noon - 6:00pm
Course one:
August 5th, Registration 6pm, Class starts at 7pm runs till ten.
August 6th, 7pm till 10pm
August 9th, 9am till 12 noon (Saturday)
Course two:
August 19, Registration 6pm, Class starts at 7pm runs till ten.
August 30th, 9am till 12 noon (Saturday)
Course three:
September 2nd, Registration 6pm, Class starts at 7pm runs till ten.
September 3rd, 7pm till 10pm
September 6th, 9am (Saturday) till noon
September 9th, 7pm till 10pm
September 10th, 7pm till 10pm
Any questions: Contact: Chet Dymon 248-363-7030
E-mail [email protected] (Subject: Hunter Ed)
or Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294
DEAN SELLERS
DSC Swap Meet
September 20, 2008
9 a.m. – 2 p.m. (set-up time 8 a.m.)
The Real Deal
www.deansellersford.com
2600 W. Maple Road • Troy, MI 48084 (248) 643-7500
Tri-Co 14 x 14
Tim Loynes Pro-1st Greg Fishaw FS-1st
Carol Wedge FSL-1st Ken Hamann FSL-1st
Kevin Lash FS-1st Kristal Loynes FS-1st
Phillip Varner FS-y-1st
Tables $20.00 each Members have priority
MLCA contact person:
Kirk Cooke 248-231-1478
14 x 14 Club Champs
Tim Loynes Pro-FS Greg Fishaw FS
Carol Wedge FSL
Kevin Lash FS
Ken Hamann FSL
Kristal Loynes FS
Phillip Varner FS-y
3D Archery
Shoots:
CAROL’S CORNER
Indoors
Tuesdays 7:00pm
February thru August
OK Wind, we don’t need any more
trees down. It’s a little tough trying
to look around or step over a whole
tree to shoot. Some people have
short legs don’t you know. Give us
a break down here.
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Outdoor Range
Open Shooting Hours:
ROs NEEDED!
At the Outdoor Range – August 2008
Saturdays 3:00pm - 6:00pm
(April thru November)
Saturdays 12:00pm - 3:00pm
(Dec, Jan, Feb, & Mar)
Sundays 12:00 noon - 3:00pm
All Other Dates:
Check Calendar for Committee & Times
Attention Members:
If you have not paid your dues, you
will be considered Suspended pursuant
to our current By-Laws.
Probationary members, your dues are
past due as well. You have until
September to fulfill your obligations
but dues are due by 30 June 2008.
If you or anyone you know is subject
to personal hardship and having
problems paying their dues, please
contact me another officer. We will
NOT lose members due to hardship.
All information is strictly confidential.
Jim Ashcraft
[email protected]
If you are available, please help!
9th
13rd
Sat
Wed
14rd
Thu
ODR#2
Tactical Training
16th
Sat
ODR#1
PM Open Shooting
3pm-6pm
RO NEEDED
rd
23
Sat
ODR#1
RO NEEDED
Sun
25rd
Mon
ODR#1
ODR#1
ODR#2
PM Open Shooting
Work Bee
PM Open Shooting
Tactical Training
3pm-6pm
24th
8am-Noon
3pm-6pm
10am-4pm
All Welcome
RO NEEDED
RO NEEDED
26th
Tue
ODR#2
Tactical Training
8am-4pm
RO NEEDED
30th
Sat
ODR#1
PM Open Shooting
3pm-6pm
RO NEEDED
ODR#1
ODR#2
PM Open Shooting
Tactical Training
3pm-6pm
RO NEEDED
RO NEEDED
RO NEEDED
If you are already scheduled, and you can
not be there, make sure someone else can!
“It’s YOUR responsibility!”
2008 MLCA Outdoor Range
~ Range Officer On Call List ~
G. Biron
D. Campau
P. Cesaro
P. Cesaro Jr.
J. Cleveland
R. Davis
M. Florkowski
(313) 532-8542
(734) 261-9786
(248) 685-1922
(248) 363-1102
(248) 473-0085
(248) 685-1206
(248) 318-6643
W. Hoyt
T. Keller
D. Mercieca
E. Miller
G. Rhodes
S. Ross
D. St. Aubin
G. Stirling
K. Troyer
J. Whitacre
B.Yirovec
(248) 363-2294
(313) 319-2424
(248) 318-6053
(248) 360-2051
(248) 476-6722
(248) 563-6745
(248) 698-1355
(734) 421-0655
(248) 684-2389
(248) 719-0223
(248) 682-3478
HURON RIVER RAIDERS
(The Multi-Lakes Conservation Association Cowboy Action Shooting Group)
Dedicated to the preservation and expansion of Cowboy Action Shooting
Established 2007
Weekend Cowboy Action Shooting at Multi-Lakes
The Huron River Raiders are going to try something different for us, a cowboy action shooting session on the weekend.
We plan to have sessions on Saturdays, August 9th and Sept. 13th. Check in will start at 9:30 AM and shooting will
start at 10:00AM. We will end shooting about noon, followed by some clean up/ teardown. The shooting scenarios
(stages) will be set up on Outdoor Range #2. This will be an informal shoot meaning that participants will be asked
to help set up and teardown the stages as well as the normal match chores. Cost will be our low introductory rate of
$5.00. Cowboy attire is strongly encouraged but not required.
If you would like more information about Cowboy Action Shooting in general, visit our webpage on the multi-lakes
web site, www.multilakes.com. For more information about the shoots contact Dan Campau (aka The Baja Kid) at
734-261-9786 or Ron Davis (aka Boss Wheelwright) at 248-685-1206.
Hope to see you on the range.
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…Meeting Night Minutes continued from page 6
make time to support this event and have a great time doing it! Need some folks for grilling – please see Bill or Terry to lend a hand. Lynn
needs help with the Children’s Games. Lynn is collecting donations of wood for assembling games.
Chet Dymon/Hunter’s Education – Classes begin August 5th, August 19th, and September 2nd. Each class requires five sessions be attended.
Everyone is welcome – it is open to the public and for all ages. Cost $10.00 per person.
Charley Stevens/Family Events – Kids Halloween party is coming up in October. Need approximately 25 adults to assist with the event –
help the kids have a great time and get them involved in the club.
Tracey Griggs/Bingo – Thank you to all the Bingo workers who come every week and dedicate their evenings to this game. Special thanks
to Don Navigato, Buck Bourdeau, Nancy Willetts, and Harvey Cooper for jumping in when the kitchen needed assistance, and to Ken
Behrens, Rich LaFave Sr. Eric Manning, Marty Zaremba, Don Navigato, and John Hatch for coming in and completing the kitchen
coverage so the Bingo workers could return and better support the event. To all, thanks for jumping in!
Bill Lonsberry/ODR – Picked up a new police department for shooting practice, which will earn another $600 for the club. Thanks for
everyone’s continued support and dedication to the Outdoor Range.
Russ noted there were 179 in attendance: 150 Members, 1 New Member and 28 Guests.
OLD BUSINESS: None
NEW BUSINESS:
Skip Cohorst - Make sure your vote counts this fall for elections.
Dan Peltier – Next Blood Drive is August 10th
Dave Fisher – Tonight’s mount auction raised over $850 to be used towards the replacement of the bar flooring. Enough money has now
been raised to complete the project. Thanks to all that contributed!
George Smith/Bernard Stratz – Motion to adjourn business at 8:58 PM. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
The entertainment for this meeting was provided by Steve Dulan, an attorney and professor of Firearm Law at Cooley College. on the
MCRGO board representing firearm rights WITHOUT a political agenda! Check out www.MCRGO.org for updated information on your
rights.
Charley Stevens/Troy Dunlap moved to adjourn the meeting at 10:15 PM. WITHOUT OBJECTION.
MEETING NIGHT RAFFLE
3rd prize, Flashlight
Glenn Kruckenberg
2nd prize, .17 HMR Rifle Ken Graham
1st prize, Shotgun Combo Charley Stevens
Congratulations!!
OPEN PISTOL R.O. SCHEDULE
August
03
10
13 AM
13 PM
17
24
27 AM
27 PM
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George Rhodes
George Rhodes
George Rhodes
Dale LaPointe
Gene Biron / Ian Grapp
Tony Nowicki / George Rhodes
Blair Willison / George Rhodes
Dale LaPointe
George Rhodes
September
07
10 AM
10 PM
14
21
24 AM
24 PM
28
Ron Chandler / George Rhodes
George Rhodes
Dale LaPointe
Gene Biron / Ian Grapp
Tony Nowicki / George Rhodes
Blair Willison
Dale LaPointe
Ron Davis / George Rhodes
Tracey Griggs
Recording Secretary
[email protected]
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…………………………………………….$7.00 per hour*
Juniors (17 & under)………………………………..…..$3.00 per hour*
*When range is at full capacity.
ACCESSORIES: We have targets, eye & ear protection,
and Shoot & Sees, available for purchase.
Ammunition sales are being discontinued – but while supplies
last we still have ammo available in the following calibers:
22 long rifle, 380ACP, 38 Special, 9MM, 40 S&W, 45 ACP.
For further information call the Open Pistol Chair:
George Rhodes at (248) 476-6722
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Women On Target
Check out full color versions of these
pictures, and the entire Multi-Laker,
On-line at www.multilakes.com
These 4 gals are the wives of guys serving in Afghanistan.
Steve Dulan
from MCRGO
At meeting night
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June’s
CPL
Class
August: Mid-Summer Outdoor Work
by Marty Zaremba
August can be a popular month for vacations and our gardens
can suffer because of it. The work of watering, weeding, tying and
staking should continue. Cutting of annual flowers and picking ripe
vegetables should continue also. Spraying for insects and diseases
should be done as needed. There seems to be a lot of Japanese
beetles this year. They will chew and lace leaves of garden plants,
flower bed plants and ornamental trees. If they multiply unchecked
there will be an increase of grubs in the lawn which invites skunks
and moles looking to eat them for food. Apply Dursban or Grub-X
to the lawn to control the grubs.
Container plants need extra care in August. A little plant tending
is in order by now. Cut back overgrown plants and replace the ones
than have seen better days. Check with your local nursery to see
what is available to make a refreshing addition. Container
plantings can benefit from refurbishing every month or so.
Maintain a regular watering routine. When plants wilt, apply a
measured inch of water. This amount will moisten the soil to about
6 inches deep. This is enough for annuals for about a week on
heavy soils. This is about half a week on sandy soil. Try not to
water again until the soil has dried out.
Fertilize annuals with a liquid fertilizer according to the
directions on the package. Container plants need regular fertilizing.
Most will need fertilizer by now. You can get more flowers from
those hanging baskets, if you spray some kind of liquid fertilizer. I
like Rapid-Gro or Miracle-Gro.
Control insects with Carbaryl (Sevin) or Orthone. Chewing bugs
can be controlled with BT (Bacillus Thuiringienis). Little holes in
leaves are nothing to worry about. You should worry about
disappearing leaves and flowers. If you are going to spray for
Japanese beetles, I suggest you spray the chemical Sevin. When
Sevin is used there is usually an increase of spider mites. This can
be avoided with the addition of an acaracide or miteacide to your
spray mix. I suggest you add Kelthane to your Sevin mixture.
Kelthane is also good to treat the house plants you moved to the
deck or patio. While outside they will almost certainly pick up
some red spider mites & Kelthane will prevent you from bringing
them into the house and infesting the fragile house plants. Flowers
left to go to seed will take energy needed to produce more blooms.
So, pruning becomes a continuous but necessary job. Do a little
every chance you get, and it will not get ahead of you. If your
plants are getting a little leggy again, cut them back. If you can
keep your flowers in shape through the heat of August, they will
reward you when the cooler weather returns this fall.
The harvesting of herbs and vegetables should start this month.
Continue to pick broccoli, cucumbers & summer squash. Don’t let
them go to flower. Production slows if the squash are left to get
extra large. You should dig up the garlic when the leaves start to
turn yellow. If it is left in the ground too long, the paper covering
will begin to rot. If it does not rain for a week to 10 days, apply 1
inch of water. Water early in the day so that plants dry before dark.
If possible, use soaker hoses to keep the foliage dry.
Check regularly for aphids, mites, white flies, leaf beetles and
soil insects. If radishes, potatoes, or carrots have spots chewed into
them, maggots can be blamed. Some herbs are especially
susceptible to mites. Both spider mites and the tiny cyclamen mites
will affect them. Parsley leaves that curl may have mites. Leaves
of other plants with mites will have a dirty look to them, and close
examination will reveal webs and the mites themselves on the
underside of the leaves.
As the temperatures moderate, the grass will resume growth.
Mow as needed to keep the grass at the correct height. Established
grass should receive 1 inch of water when it begins to wilt.
Fertilize at the end of August. If no lawn repairs were needed, use
a weed and feed product to eliminate broadleaf weeds. If you are
plagued with Ground Ivy better known as (Creeping Charlie) and
do not have access to low yield nuclear weapons, use a chemical
named Bonide. It kicks Creeping Charlie right in the pants. It
contains MCPA, TRICLOPYR and DICAMBA. Besides being on
my sub in the Navy, it is the closest I have ever been to nuclear
weapons.
Skunks and raccoons digging up the lawn are a good indication
that grubs are present. Roll back damaged grass to see the grubs.
Apply Sevin to control June grubs and adults. Animals feeding in
the lawn are seeking insects. Some lawn damage is caused be
rabbits grazing. They tend to clip the grass too short & make that
area look bad. Squirrels dig holes to bury nuts and seeds. If you put
down some sod, make sure the seams are butted tight together.
After watering, use a lawn roller to remove extra air and make sure
there is good contact with the wet soil.
It is possible that spraying for insects isn’t worth it. If there are
so few that they do not harm anything, let the natural predators
handle them. Ladybird beetles (Ladybugs) and lacewings eat
aphids, scales and mealy bugs. Assassin bugs and others feed on
soft-bodied insects such as caterpillars. Many flies parasitize insect
pests. Wasp and hornets catch insects to feed their young. Spraying
insecticides harms the natural predators too. Use the least harmful
material if you must spray. Sometimes it is just as easy to snip off
a single shoot that is covered with aphids, or to pick off the
caterpillar or Japanese beetle as it is to mix and apply a pesticide.
Wear gloves to mix chemicals. Wear goggles and a respirator
when spraying.
August can be very dry. If it is dry, water the shrubs every
couple of weeks. Soak them until the water begins to run off.
Watch newly planted shrubs. They have small root systems that are
struggling to get started. Water them when they need it, but do not
drown them. Shrub cuttings taken in June will probably be rooted
by the end of August. If you can, you should leave them
undisturbed in a cold frame for the cold weather.
Trees generally are able to survive on their own in nature. When
they are planted out of their natural habitat, they become
dependent on us to care for them. Premature fall color in trees is
often a sign of trouble. The tree may be overly dry or may have
other problems. Often it is a sign of root damage or girdling. If one
of your trees is already turning color, examine the root collar at the
base of the tree to make sure it is sound. Girdling roots are often
the cause of trouble. Sometimes they are visible above the ground,
but they may be just below the soil surface. Remove girdling roots.
If they are major roots, there may be some loss in the top of the
tree. The other choice is to lose the entire tree from girdling. Some
parts of our state have an alkaline soil. Pin oaks and Red maples
barely survive because of these soils. In our area Pin oaks turn
yellow. This can be corrected by the use of iron chelates. Maples
will start to yellow because lack of manganese. Iron chelates and
manganese can be given to trees by drilling a small hole in the
trunk and inserting a plastic plug (Meta Cap) containing the
mineral that the trees can not get from the soil. The minerals can
be sprinkled on the lawn under the tree and watered in. They can
be put in the soil under the tree, by means of drilling holes 3 feet
apart and approximately 20 to 30 inches deep. This circle should
start at the drip line. The fertilizer spikes that are popular won’t get
the job done. They are easy to install, but think about it, they only
go down 6 to 10 inches. When rain is scarce, you will have trouble
because the spikes will draw the roots to the surface. You should
have the fertilizer down at least 20 inches. This will encourage
deep root growth where there is a better supply of water in August.
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~ Letters to the
Editor ~
On June 14 & 15 MLCA
hosted the very 1st NRA Women On Target Concealed
Pistol License Instructional
clinic. 10 Women were
presented with Certificates of
Completion and are now on
their way toward getting their
Concealed Pistol License.
Our thanks go out to Don
Hilligoss, Roy Margenau and
Attorney Cameron Reddy,
Tony Racchi, George Rhodes
& Bill Boeckl
~Cal Kittinger, Women’s Events
To Our Fine Bar StaffThank you to the entire bar
staff for their dedicated service
to the club. I would like to
thank them personally for their
added efforts of taking dues
while I am not available. Many
times, this is a great burden for
them while trying to maintain
the fine service we are
accustom to getting from
them.
Thank you again.
~ Jim Ashcraft,
Attention All Members:
Article 7 – Dues and Assessments Section 2
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:
Pursuant to recent By-Laws revision, the current late fee of $25 will
apply to all dues received after 30 June 2007.
Any Probationary member needing assistance in fulfilling their first
year’s obligations, please contact Jim Ashcraft – Membership
Secretary, Barry Anderson – Club Manager, or any Officer or Board
of Director. We will assist you in any manner possible to maintain
your membership.
ATTENTION MAIL IN MEMBERS:
Dues will be taken starting 1 April 2007. If you qualify and are
planning on mailing in your dues, you must include a selfaddressed stamped envelope for return of your new membership
card. Failure to comply will cause your card to NOT be mailed. If
you are currently or will become a Senior class member, please
provide DOB for confirmation.
Thank you for your
cooperation
Jim Ashcraft #77
Member &
Daughter
Night
Letters to the Editor, and Hunt
Photos should be
e-mailed to
[email protected]
Thank you for your support.
We welcome any and all suggestions.
DAVIS – STEVENS FOODS, INC.
Food Service Distributors
Servicing
RESTAURANTS
HOTELS • CLUBS
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1st - Television
2nd – Camera
3rd – Radio or DVD
License # C24047
Prints and hand written letters can be
dropped in my box at the club.
12620 Newburgh Rd.
Livonia, Michigan 48150
Meeting Night Raffle
August 20th Top Prizes
are scheduled to be:
Please call:
Don Priebe
(248) 363-0753
Death Notice
A. Davis (Dave) Priehs
Cell 734-564-1099
Phone 734-462-3250
Fax 734-462-3999
Our sincere sympathy goes out to:
The Lee family with the
June 21, 2008 passing of Roger Lee.
A friend and member of MLCA
God Bless and may he rest in peace.
Thursday September 11, 2008
Doors open at 5:30 pm – Dinner at 7:00 pm
Prime Rib, Chicken, Red Skin Potato’s, Vegetable, Salad,
Rolls, Butter & Ice Cream Dessert w/Blue Berry & Cherry Topping’s
Prepared by the:
EXTRAORDINARYLY TALENTED MLCA WILD GAME DINNER CREW
CASH BAR
Dinner ticket ONLY $30.00 per person
(Or)
EARLY PURCHASE SPECIAL - $110.00
Includes:
2 Dinner tickets, $140.00 general raffle tickets - plus
1-raffle ticket for a single bonus drawing of $500.00 in General Raffle
Tickets - Must be purchased before August 28th
Auctions, Silent & Live, Gun tables, Games, Raffle &
Door prizes galore!
50% of money raised goes to NRA Headquarters for NON-POLITICAL USE
Remaining 50% to the Michigan FNRA State Fund Committee as GRANT MONEY
(For deserving organizations engaged in promoting safe firearm instruction)
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR TICKETS CONTACT:
Cal Kittinger– 248-354-4449 / [email protected]
George Rhodes – 248-476-6722 - Ed Rapin – 734-762-4288
Hugh Crawford 248-349-5079
CLUB Mgr. BARRY ANDERSON or BAR 248-363-9109
Recent Gun-A-Week Winners
June 20, 2008
June 27, 2008
July 4, 2008
July 11, 2008
Rem. 870 Express 12 Ga 28" VR
Rem. Model 710 30-06 Spgfld W/ Scope
Rem. 870 Express 12 Ga 28" VR
Marlin 336A 30-30 Win.
0629
0115
1166
0011
Chris Koster
K. J. Bazner
Paul Topor
Kirk Troyer
West Bloomfield, MI
Trenton, MI
Commerce, MI
Milford, MI
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Fueling your passion for the great outdoors.
1050 Benstein Rd. #3
Walled Lake, MI
48390
Rick and Rob Wing
Owners
Archery Pro Shop
Fishing Tackle
Phone: 248-624-0010
Fax: 248-624-0010
Email: [email protected]
Web: archersandanglers.net
Live Bait
Taxidermy by:
Dream Season
Taxidermy
You can buy
CAP-N-BALL
REVOLVER
HATS, PATCHES & MORE…
ANYTIME!
First Wednesday of each month from
6 p.m. – 9 p.m.
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 barmaid 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 & Dennis Drake
Bring out that old 1860 Colt, 1858
Remington or others to shoot on the
indoor range #1 with us.
Just a few guidelines to remember:
• No Cloth or Fiber Wads
• All powder charges must
be pre-measured
For more information call:
George Rhodes (248) 476-6722
MEMEBERS CHANGE OF ADDRESS FORM
Please use this form to notify us at least 4 weeks before moving to your new address.
1. Present Address – attach address label or print your name and address exactly as shown on the label
Club No.__________ Name_____________________________________________
CLUB BAR
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Old Address__________________________________________________________
City______________________________________ State______ Zip____________
2. Fill In New Address:
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New Address__________________________________________________________
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3. Mail To: Multi-Laker
Phone______________________
3860 Newton Road
Commerce Twp., MI 48382
E-Mail_______________________
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O
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FREE KEY
$2 OFF
Buy
One
Get One
FREE!
20 lb.
Propane
Tank Fill
One coupon per visit per day
Hardware
Melvin’s
Melvin’s
One coupon per visit per day
Melvin’s
Hardware
Hardware
690 N. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake
248-624-4583
Show Your MLCA Card for 10% Off Regular Retail Prices!
Fish Fry Schedule
August
01 Mullins
248-360-4251
08 DeVriendt
248-624-5232
15 Lawrence
248-363-0098
22 Lively
248-366-7820
29 Kirby
313-387-1904
September
05 Potter
248-624-3846
12 Mullins
248-360-4251
19 DeVriendt
248-624-5232
26 Lawrence
248-363-0098
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B-I-N-G-O !!!
Fish Fry & Outdoor Barbecue
Door Prizes & 50/50 Drawings
Music & Fun!
EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT
Progressive Jackpot
Great Food
Free Coffee
Pull Tabs
First Quickie Game
6:30 PM
License # A00911
MLCA’s COMPETITIVE RIFLE GROUP
Hosts the 2008
‘Varmint Shoot Season’
at the OUTDOOR RANGE
Dates:
August 24th & September 21st
Time:
3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Cost:
$12.00, Includes range fee during
“Shoot Time’
Course of Fire:
45 Minute – Sight-in & Match
Shots. Match Rules apply.
Targets:
MLCA Varmint & Reduced Bullseye
assortment
Equipment:
Awards:
Re-shoots:
Coordinators:
Any legally permitted firearm, any
sling, sights, bi-pods or front rests,
gloves coats winds flags, etc.
Lewis Class
Shooter may elect to shoot a second
line at a predetermined cost. Shooter
can only use one score and must
elect to re-shoot prior to posting of
Lewis Class Scores.
Jim Nesbit
Duane Osman
Jeff Whitacre
248-360-8773
586-805-0353
248-363-1370
Another Competitive Rifle Group Event
at the OUTDOOR RANGE
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FISH FRY
EVERY FRIDAY
ALL YOU CAN EAT
$8.00 Adults
• FRIED FISH
$5.50 Children 5-12 • BAKED FISH
50¢ discount for
Seniors over 62
5:30 to 8:30 pm
Help Support
Your Club!
• BROASTED
CHICKEN
Also Includes:
Salad, Coleslaw,
Veggie, Baked
Potato & Fries
Woody’s Restaurant
235 N. Pontiac Trail
Walled Lake, MI 48390
248-624-4379
“OLD”
“OLD”
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Hours of Operation
Monday – Saturday 6:00 am – 3:00 pm
Sunday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
Multi-Laker’s present a valid membership card and coffee or pop is on us!
Valid through April 30, 2008
Ken & Kay Behrens
College Scholarship Organizational Services
Maureen Gault
248.860.5063
[email protected]
***
www.college-sos.com
Let me help you find
more $ for college!
BUILDING RENTALS
Catering Available
LARRY GRAY (248) 360-4896
BARRY ANDERSON (248) 363-9109
MULTI-LAKER ADVERTISING
BARRY ANDERSON (248) 363-9109
Sporting
Clays
Thursday - 2:00 to 6:30
Saturday - 10:00 to 6:30
Sunday - Noon to 6:00
(248) 363-8811
Now starting from the Skeet & Trap building
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Open to any woman who is eligible to possess a firearm
Saturday October 11, 2008
Join us for an educational day at the range. Learn how to shoot Shotguns (Skeet/Trap), Rifles,
Handguns or Muzzleloaders in a noncompetitive atmosphere. The entire day ONLY $45.00.
Registration fee includes: 2 classes one in the morning and one in the afternoon, breakfast,
snacks lunch, ear & eye protection ammunition, loaner guns & certificate of course completion.
Registration: 9:00 A.M. followed by Orientation & Mandatory Safety Class. Shooting begins at
approx. 10:15 A.M. (Rain or shine).
Pre-registration required by 9/27/08 ~ Non-refundable after 9/27/08
Select no more than 2 events: Pistol [ ]
Skeet [ ]
Trap [ ]
Rifle/Muzzeloading [ ]
Name: _______________________________________________________________________
(Please print)
Add. ________________________________ City ___________________, MI Zip________
Phone _____________________E-mail_____________________________________________
Enclose check for $45.00 made Payable to: Multi-Lakes C. A. (or) M. L. C. A.
Mail to: Cal Kittinger - 24264 Tamarack Circle Southfield, Mi. 48075-6179 - (Phone: 248-354-4449)
Email: [email protected] or Marti Murdock: [email protected]
Use “Women On Target” on subject line.
Doug & Patty Ogg
640 N. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake, MI 48390 248-624-4507
5320 Highland Rd, Waterford, MI 48327 248-673-4445
1-800-451-4507 www.watkinsflowers.com
Serving the community for 60 years!
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10% off for MLCA Members
2008 Committee Chair Directory
Activities
Steve Leo
Andy Willetts
Adopt-a-Highway
Tony Katopodis
Dave Mercieca
Archery
VACANCY
Paul R. Lindsay (3-D)
Tim Loynes (Outdoor)
Ron Opfer (Junior)
Bar
Chris Peltier
George Smith
Baseball
Ed Sienkiewicz
Bingo
Buck Bourdeau
Roger Goodrich
Blood Drive
Kirk Cooke
Frank Spelker
Building Maintenance
Brian Moore
By Laws
Rich Johnson
Car Cruise
Skip Worden
Chairperson’s Committee
Russ Devriendt
Computer
Scott Measel
Conservation Education
Rich Johnson
Bob Wilson
Country Breakfast
Russ Griggs
Steve Wagner
Cowboy Action Shooting
Ron Davis
Ed Adelman
Dan Campau
Daily Raffle
Jim Kirn
Gary Gryglewski
Dennis Cullen
Deer Contest
Charles McDonald
Jon Lash
Election
Ken Behrens
Entertainment
VACANCY
Equipment Maintenance
Evan Lacy
Greg Potter
Euchre
Bill Burnett
Family Events
Larry Cohurst
Charley Stevens
Fence
Jim Ashcraft
Finance Committee
Mark Geiger
Five Stand
VACANCY
Friday Fish Fry
Ken Behrens
Golf League
Tom Cockels
Mark Kiefer
248-685-7364
248-887-2086
248-360-6457
248-318-6053
248-255-8616
248-669-1186
248-624-0161
248-666-9418
248-698-2605
248-624-4782
248-363-0270
248-446-3411
248-231-1478
248-255-7293
248-666-1118
313-278-7841
248-685-0703
248-624-5232
248-305-9338
313-278-7841
248-477-9443
248-360-5977
248-752-8629
248-685-1206
248-474-3011
734-261-9786
248-363-9351
248-348-6053
734-422-3051
248-627-4244
248-363-7474
248-669-2294
248-363-4586
734-464-7802
248-363-6728
248-698-1575
248-542-4773
248-563-5184
248-681-6732
248-669-2294
248-521-0780
248-669-2349
Good Old Days
Terry Smart
Ed Sienkiewicz
Grounds
Al Wilkinson
Jim Wells
Hall Rentals
Larry Grey
Hats and Patches
Doug Erstad
Dennis Drake
Haunted Forest
Ken Cole
Jerry Agne
Horseshoes
Rob Joyner
Horticulture
Pete Rinehart
Bob Bauman
House
Richard LaFave, Sr.
Hunters Ed. & Basic Rifle
Wayne Hoyt
Chet Dymon
Insurance
Dave Mercier
JOAD
Ron Opfer
Junior Conservation Club
Larry Smith
Lou Gehringer
Junior Rifle
Frank Zoch
Junior Shotgun
Mike Borst
Tony Jankowski
Jon Sabo
Frank Spelker
Kitchen
VACANCY
Kitchen Meeting Night
Dale Lee
Bob Lederman
Las Vegas Night
Gary Regentin
Meeting Night Raffle
Don Priebe
Memorial
Richard LaFave, Sr.
M.U.C.C. Delegates
Gene Thibodeau
Mike Borst
Rich Johnson
Dave Manning
M.U.C.C. Shoot
VACANCY
Multi-Laker Editor
Dave Leonard
VACANCY
Cal Kittinger
Multi-Lakes Chaplain
Skip Worden
Multi-Lakes Historian
Mick McCanham
Muzzleloader League
Art Hoffmyer
Tom Hoffmyer
Muzzleloader Rendezvous
Clint Double
Dave Mercieca
New Member
Ian Grapp
Tom "Jake" Jakubiec
586-980-6013
248-624-4782
248-363-2690
248-410-4442
248-360-4896
248-363-4326
248-363-4124
248-853-2768
248-698-9502
248-363-0211
586-755-1437
248-887-8488
248-669-9540
248-363-2294
248-363-7030
248-360-0128
248-624-0161
248-887-3727
248-363-2220
248-360-6666
248-960-9307
248-624-1036
248-766-5715
248-255-7293
734-421-4639
248-661-1333
248-360-2364
248-363-0753
248-669-9540
248-698-9097
248-960-9307
313-278-7841
248-624-1218
248-762-3926
248-354-4449
248-685-0703
248-366-6819
248-624-6395
248-334-6175
248-363-2139
248-318-6053
248-624-5933
248-624-0014
Nomination
Fred Coyle
248-760-3317
NRA Dinner
Cal Kittinger
248-354-4449
NRA Training Couselor
Tony Racchi
248-207-5961
Operation Can-Do
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Outdoor Range
Eric Manning
248-363-6651
William Lonsberry
248-613-9303
Jeff Whitacre
248-719-0223
Painting
Tom Jakubiec
248-624-0014
Parliamentarian
Dave Fisher
248-668-0371
Personal Protection/CPL Classes
Tony Racchi
248-207-5961
Pheasant Hunt
Marshall Maybrier
248-360-4069
Terry Smart
586-980-6013
Photography
Jack Cousins
248-446-1249
Tracey Griggs
248-767-3111
Pistol-Bullseye
Chuck Lee
248-363-6659
Bob Carlson
810-227-2953
Pistol Combat
Bill Brennecke
248-624-6854
Pistol Open
George Rhodes
248-476-6722
Political Action Committee
Chad Muncy
248-320-8637
Pole Barn
Jim Babel
248-363-9891
Popcorn
Rudy Kirn
248-363-3027
Purchasing
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Bill Lonsberry
248-613-9303
Range House Coordinator
George Rhodes
248-476-6722
Range Officer Training
Andy Lynch
248-685-8310
Range Stewardship Committee
Tony Katopodis
248-360-6457
School Liaison Shooting Sports
Tony Jankowski
248-624-1036
Scouting/Boy
Wayne Davis
248-446-5275
Sergeant at Arms
Larry Gray
248-360-4896
Ron Pennell
248-624-2630
Mike Wilczynski
248-363-6197
Skeet & Trap
VACANCY
Slingshot
Dave Mercier
248-360-0128
Mark Geiger
248-681-6732
Sporting Clays
Pete Cesaro
248-685-1922
Pete Cesaro, Jr.
248-363-1102
Strategic Planning
Sam Mullins
248-776-2238
Tree Chairman
Marty Zaremba
248-476-3983
Wild Game Dinner
Ed Rapin
734-762-4288
Women's Events
Cal Kittinger
248-354-4449
Work Bee
Dave Chappel
248-363-1398
WWW.MULTILAKES.COM
Members Interested In Committees Call President Dan Peltier @ 248-666-9418
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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 2008 dates.
Postage Paid
Periodicals
Schedule those dates now!
ALL COMMITTEES:
We need to know who is doing what!
I GIVE MY PLEDGE AS
AN AMERICAN TO SAVE
AND FAITHFULLY
DEFEND FROM WASTE THE
NATURAL RESOURCES OF
MY COUNTRY – IT’S AIR,
SOIL AND MINERALS,
IT’S FORESTS,
WATERS AND
WILDLIFE
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3860 Newton Road
Commerce Twp., MI 48382
Conservation Pledge
The Multi-Laker
Please drive responsibly on and off club grounds!!
Thank you – Club Manager

GOOD OLD DAYS

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