in case you hadn’t heard, meeting night steaks are back
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September 2021
Volume 70 Number 9
~ General Meeting~ September 15th ~~ Club Day ~ ~ September 19th ~
ONLINE ONLY EDITION
In case you hadn’t heard, meeting night steaks are back, and WE NEED YOU TO BE AT THE MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS. We need quorums for nominations and
elections, and to officially conduct Club business.
SPORTING GOODS SWAP DAY
Sunday September 26th, 9am – 1pm $2 at the door, kids under 12 free
Buy-Sell-Trade - PUBLIC WELCOME! Guns, bows, hunting, fishing, camping equipment,
reloaders, ammo, tools and more! Tables only $10 for members or $20 for non-members.
For more info or a table call Lynn Lash 248-363-7474 or www.multilakes.com
Happy September everyone,
Hope this finds you and your family safe and well!
Small game season opens soon. Time to get the shotguns cleaned, inventory the hunting cloths and get the dogs ready to hunt.
I want to thank everyone who helped with the club clean up after the storms that took down many trees during the July and August storms. The club was hit pretty hard, but as always, the club members stepped up to get the job done.
I also wanted to thank everyone who came out to support and volunteer hours at the past couple of club events. This includes Rockin’ Under the Stars and Good Ole Days.
We are still in the process of conducting our first club audit in more than a decade. The audit team was planning to have their report done and completed a couple months back, but had some further questions they are waiting to get answered. They should have the audit closed in time for the September board/membership meeting.
The next membership meeting is September 15th. Please try to attend. We have been short the quorum needed to run the business portion of the meeting for the past couple of months. In order for this club to survive and make changes needed, we need to have a quorum.
Club nominations are now open until the October meeting night. If you or know someone interested in running for the board of directors or officer position, please fill out the application. You can get yours at the main clubhouse.
If there is anything, the Board or I can do for you please let me know.
Take care and I’ll see you at the club!
~ Larry Gray
PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
2 The Multi-Laker is monthly publication of Multi-Lakes Conservation Association – Dave Leonard, Editor,
MULTI-LAKER DEADLINE Deadline for articles in the October 2021 Multi-Laker Magazine
is Wednesday, September 15th, 2021. 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 Skeet, Trap & Sporting Clays Building – (248) 363-8811
Indoor Range House – (248) 360-3965 Member Michigan United Conservation Clubs
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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
2021 OFFICERS PRESIDENT……………………….… LARRY GRAY, .(248) 361-9408 VICE-PRESIDENT……………………JOHN MILLER, (586) 495-7452 RECORDING SECRETARY…..…… JIM ASHCRAFT, (248) 563-5184 MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY………RICH JOHNSON, (313) 300-5244 TREASURER…………………………JAMES HOWIE, (248) 698-1517
2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Annie Barbara ’21………………………………………...(734) 674-0012 Glen Kruckenberg `21……………….…….………......….(313) 407-6724 Marshall Maybrier `21………Chairman……..……...……(248) 867-5069Tom Kubik `22..….…… ……Vice Chairman...……….…(248) 613-8334Jon Lash `22………………….…………….…………..…(248) 363-7474 Andrew Lynch `22……………...........................…...……(248) 421-9496 Bill Brennecke ’23…………….…………………...……(.248) 921-9035 Jeff Matte ’23………………………...……....……...……(248) 892-9397 Pat McClatchey ’23…………….………………...……….(248) 921-7434 Pat Regan – Past President …….........................................(586)-944-3119
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
6:30-11pm Black Powder Pistol RG#16:30-9pm Junior Shotgun7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS MTG
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&23-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#25pm- Dusk Classic Car Cruise-In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
10am-4pm Sporting Clays12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR4pm-12am Party S&T6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
12-6pm Sporting Clays12-6pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Open Shooting ODR4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1 CLUB CLOSED
8am-6pm Lifeline Screening RG#210am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#16-9pm I.D.P.A. Pistol RG#16:30pm Bingo7-10pm Fly Tying Workshop CH
9am-12pm Open Pistol RG#110am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#16:30-9pm Junior Shotgun6:30-8:30pm Open Pistol RG#17:30pm BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&23-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Basic Archery RG#2
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#25pm- Dusk Classic Car Cruise-In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
8am-5pm Women On Target RG#1&2, ODR#1&2, S&T9am-12pm .22 Sporter Shoot RG#110am-4pm Sporting Clays10am-4pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
9am-12pm Country Breakfast9am-4pm NSCA Sporting Clays Regestered Shoot9am-1pm 3D Archery Shoot ODA12-6pm Sporting Clays12-6pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Open Shooting ODR4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
6-9pm Safari Club International Novi 6-9pm Dog Training RG#2, GROUNDS7-9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
6-9pm PPC Pistol RG#16:30pm Bingo
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&28:00pm MEMBERSHIP MEETING- Multi-Laker Deadline
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&28am-6pm Clays Shoot S&T, CLAYS3-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Basic Archery RG#2
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#15pm- Dusk Classic Car Cruise-In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
8am-6pm PPH/CPL Class RG#1&28am-12am Party CH8am-12am Freedom Fest GROUNDS, BBQ, LAKE10am-4pm Sporting Clays10am-4pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR2-5pm Multi-Gun Action Shooting ODR#26pm-12am Party S&T6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
8am-12pm CLUB DAY ALL12-6pm Sporting Clays12-6pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Open Shooting ODR4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&26-9pm Dog Training RG#2, GROUNDS7-9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&26-9pm I.D.P.A. Pistol RG#16:30pm Bingo
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&2
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&23-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Basic Archery RG#26-9pm Party PAV
Scouts PAV CG10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#15pm- Dusk Classic Car Cruise-In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
Scouts PAV CG8am-12am Party RG#28am-8pm Shoot/Picnic CLAYS, BBQ, LAKE9am12pm Varmit Shoot ODR9am-12pm Hunters Ed CLAYS, S&T, ODA, GROUNDS10am-12pm New Members Meeting MTG RM10am-4pm Sporting Clays10am-4pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR2-5pm Multi-Gun Action Shooting ODR#24pm-12am Party S&T6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
Scouts PAV CG9am-1pm 3D Archery Shoot ODA9am-1pm Sporting Goods Swap Day MTG RM12-6pm Sporting Clays12-6pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Open Shooting ODR4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&26-9pm Dog Training RG#2, GROUNDS7-9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&26-9pm Basic Pistol RG#16:30pm Bingo
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#1&2
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#13-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Basic Archery RG#2
5:30-8pm Fish Fry210am-2pm Muzzleloaders Woods walk ODR#210am-4pm Sporting Clays12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR12-4pm Shower RG#26-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
8am-12am Harvest Moon RG#212-6pm Sporting Clays12-6pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Open Shooting ODR4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#26-9pm Dog Training RG#2, GROUNDS7-9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#26-9pm I.D.P.A. Pistol RG#16:30pm Bingo
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#16:30-11pm Black Powder Pistol RG#16:30-9pm Junior Shotgun7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS MTG
10am-4pm Law Enforcement ODR#13-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Basic Archery RG#2
Scout Campout CG, PAV5:30-8pm Fish Fry
Scout Campout CG, PAV10am-4pm Sporting Clays10am-4pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR2-5pm Multi-Gun Action Shooting ODR#25-11pm Sat Night Euchre MTG RM6pm-12am Party S&T6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
September 2021
Verify all scheduled events.
Check Range Closures/Exceptions List.
Also check web site calendar OR call club before making any plans.
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9/12 Country Breakfast9/15 Membership Meeting
9/1 Chairman's Meeting9/8 Board of Directors Meeting
9/19 Club Day
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Setup: Friday, October 15th Event: Saturday, October 16th
"Your Opportunity to Support the Good Guys”
Junior RifleAge 12 & older. $5.00
Mondays 7 to 9 pm (except holidays)
New shooter orientation on the second Monday of the month, (parent must attend).
We supply the Rifles and ammunition.
Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294 Chet Dymon 248-363-7030 [email protected]
Indoor range #1 Parents do not have to be members, but
memberships are available.
Starts September 13th
Pellet Rifle 1st & 3rd Saturdays 9 to 11 am Parent must stay as well. $3.00 Prior Appointment Required.
We supply rifles and pellets. This is available to all youngsters, but the shooter must be able to
shoulder the rifle.
Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294 Chet Dymon 248-363-7030 [email protected]
Indoor range #1 Parents do not have to be members,
but memberships are available.
Starts September 18th
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.22LR 50 Yard Sporter Shoot
Sporter Rifles 2 Classes: Iron Sight or Magnified (9x limit)
40 Shots: 10 rounds standing, 10 sitting with or without sticks (bring your own), 10 off the bench or prone (off your elbows, no rests), and 10 ?
No target rifles Hasty slings are OK You may take a few practice shots beforehand 1st, 2nd, & 3rd pay 50%, 30%, 20% for each class $8 entry = $4 range fee and $4 prize money
August 14th Match Results Possible high score - 400 Magnified rifles: Iron Sight rifles:
1st John Miller 1st Dave Leonard 2nd Michele Chiesa 3rd Clint Double
Next Match October TBD 9AM Registration, 10AM First shot down range.
Flint Archery LeagueStarts the first Wednesday in October
and runs weekly for 10 weeks Oct 6th ‐ Dec 15th
7 pm Indoor Range #2
Questions contact Indoor Archery Chairman
Ray Cummins at [email protected]
Or (248) 225‐4843
Fly Tying
Workshop
First & Third Tuesday Of Every Month Starting September 7 Jim Weakland 248‐669‐1473
Bingo Is back!
Tuesday’s at 6:00pm
The Flowers of Multi-Lakes – The Pickerel Weed If you have recently walked out our Reed Lake dock you could not have missed the beautiful
flowers growing on the north side - purple spires growing all along the shore and into the lake. This is pickerel weed.
Fish, although more than just pickerel, may seek shelter in clumps of these plants, hence the common name of pickerel weed.
Common pickerel weed is an aquatic plant native to the American continents. It grows in a variety of wetlands, including pond and lake margins across an extremely large range from eastern Canada south to Argentina.
Pickerelweed grows up to 4 feet tall and is found in all areas of Michigan. The thick rhizomes spread to form large colonies can cover large areas as it does in Reed Lake.
Its preference is for freshwater depth up to 12 inches in full sun in rich loamy soils.
Pickerel weed flowers freely from June to October. The flower stems are held well above the water for a showy long season display and the tall spikes of lavender-blue flowers attract many pollinators.
Flowers give way to starchy seeds with distinctive toothed ridges. Flower spikes droop after bloom, releasing the distinctive seeds into the water. Seeds are edible off the plant or can be dried and added to granola cereals. Very young leaves can be used as salad greens.
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Meeting Night - Cook your own T-bone! Choice of:
16 oz. Steak $11 20 oz. Steak $13
or Chicken Breast $9
Served: 6 pm to 7:45 pm ½ lb. Burgers to order……plus……Fries
With: Baked Potato
Vegetable Tossed Salad
and Garlic Bread
VP Miller called the meeting to order at 7:30 PM and led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance and the Conservation Pledge. Officers Present: Johnson, Miller Chairmen Present: Mc McClatchey, Zavalnitskiy, Dymon, Kruckenberg, Barbara, Mana, Manning, Brennecke, Mann, Hoyt, Kubik. Management: Fisher, Anderson
Vice President’s Report: Miller presented the proposed dates, Motion: to Approve the Dates as printed by Rich Johnson 2nd by Glen Kruckenberg. Approved as printed. Mentioned the 22 Sport Shoot at Big Bore on the 14th of August, next Match will be on the 11th of September. Range fees at the pistol and rifle ranges are $15.00 for Non-Members, we have signed up three new members since the raise. We need some extra help for the Concert.
Membership Secretary’s Report: If you have not paid your dues yet, you are late.
General Manager’s Report: Mentioned thanks to the Tree crew for the storm clean-up. Get your dates in for events. We need extra help for Rockin’ Under the Stars and the Morning Crew.
Operations Manager: Report Rockin’ Under the Stars is august 7th and we need help, The Grounds still need a lot of clean-up of limbs and branches. Mentioned the need of a golf cart, if you know of a good used one let Dave or Barry know.
Old Business: Manning mentioned the NPRC is October 16th,
Nominations are coming up in August. Kubik mentioned thanks to the crew that set up the
new machines at clays and to Brian Mann for the help with Batteries.
New Business: Annie Barbara mentioned that the Band will be
inside at Good Old Days this year. Women on Target is September 11th. Special thanks to Trijicon for helping on the postage for the Good old days Raffle tickets.
Lash discussed Swap meet September 11th in the meeting room. Big Buck Night 2020 &2021 will be at the February member meeting.
Motion: To Adjourn by Tom Kubik 2nd Al Zavalnitskiy 7:51 PM. Approved.
Respectfully Submitted by, John Miller # 346 Vice President
Chairmen’s Meeting Minutes – August 4th, 2021
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PUPPY FAIR Bring Your Puppies to
Sell! Dogs must be leashed or in a pen
2nd Sundayof each month(Thru October)
8:30am – 2:30 pmDuring and after the
Country Breakfast
For more info call: Dave Elam (248) 624-
The summer sporting clays league ended this past
month. The league consisted of 12 registered
shoots from May to August and was capped off by
a fantastic banquet. We had 18 teams (3 shooters
per team) participate, which is a new record.
JimDarkangelois the man behind all our
Tuesday night fun. Jim has been running and
coordinating the sporting clays league for 25
years. The league has expanded from a handful of
teams to now 18 teams, with a rumor of at least
two more teams joining next year. We clay
shooters, are very thankful to have a guy like Jim
at our club.
Trap League Results: First Place Team: Kevin Sims & Brian Scott Second Place Team: Chris Lane & Alec Kennedy High‐Gun Shooter: Joe Bowles
Skeet League Results: First Place Team: Kevin Sims & Dave Berlin Second Place Team: Joe Bowles & Dale Fulkerson Skeet High‐Gun Shooter: Kevin Sims
The league is scored on a handicap system, and
you are awarded additional targets if you shoot
sub‐gauge. Example: if you shoot 20 gauge, you
are award one additional target to your score.
Skeet & Trap Winter League by Kevin Sims
THROWING LEAD UPDATE
Sporting Clays League Results:First Place Team: Dennis Chinonis, Andy Siudara, Jim Pappas Second Place Team: Kevin Sims, Bill Galvin, Dennis O’Callaghan Third Place Team: Bill Gregory, Brian Sutcliffe, Steve Carter
Jimmy D’s Sporting Clays League by Kevin Sims
The winter skeet & trap league is finally finished.
There was an extension to the league due to
limited availability of shotgun shells. Have you
seen the ammo shelves at your local store?
Completely empty!
The league consists of 16 rounds (25 targets per
round), and you had the option to either shoot
skeet, trap or both leagues. What makes the
winter league fun is, you have the option to shoot
your targets at night “under the lights”.
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How to Take the Gun Out of the Box By CJ Barringer, NRA Certified Instructor, RSO
FIREARM EMERGENCY! GET YOUR RED FOLDER READY!
The world is a bit crazy right now and unfortunately, violence seems to be everywhere and often unexpected. I suggest this strategy to my students in my firearms training classes: Get your Red Folder ready!
In a firearms emergency or altercation, it is advisable to only speak to your attorney. I fully support the police, but you must protect yourself. You may be arrested, even if you are the victim. If you are arrested, you may be allowed only one phone call. Call your designated person and tell them to go the file cabinet (or wherever) and pull out the Red Folder and follow directions.
A few items you should include in your Red Folder:
• The name and contact information of your Attorney. Not all attorneys are 2A friendly, so you need to do some research. Inform the attorney where the individual is held or located (could be a hospital) and what is the charge.
• The name and contact information for a Bail Bondsman. Again, you will have to inform them where the individual is held or located and the charge.
• Copy of CPL and Copy of CPL Class Certificate
• Copy of Driver's License
• Copy of Firearm Registration
• Copy of Birth Certificate
• $100 cash
Bring to the Jail:
• Change of clothes including shoes. (Clean clothes for going to court, in case the other clothes are…wet.)
• $100 cash or cashier's check may be preferred. The individual may have to purchase some items and they are not free.
Ref: Frank Amalfitano, Surviving Realistic Threats, Former Army Ranger, Former Detroit Police Officer.
DID YOU KNOW? In the English language
there are approximately 1,000,000 (yes, that is one million!) words…and growing. This has a lot to do with technological and scientific advances.
By the time we are adults, it is estimated that we know anywhere from 7,000 to 20,000 words. These are the words we know, can read, or simply recognize. This is called your passive vocabulary. In a normal day, we speak or use only a fraction of those words, maybe about 2,000. This is your active or working vocabulary. As you can see, most people seldom use all the words they know.
To improve your vocabulary, you might try learning a word a day. There are websites that can help you. But don’t be discouraged, sad, depressed, bewildered, disconcerted, overwhelmed, frantic or flustered. Relax. Trying to learn 1,000,000 words, at a word a day, is going to take you a reealllly long time.
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CPL CONCEALED PISTOL LICENSE TRAINING
Saturday, September 18th
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
….. Walk-ins Welcome …. Make check payable to: Multi-Lakes C. A. or MLCA Mail to: Charles Hatmaker – 5051 Pheasant Rd.
Waterford, MI 48327-2464 248-318-9719 – Email: [email protected]
Leave gun(s) and 75 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. 5:30p.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 driver’s license or state I.D. Bring pencil, pens, note paper & highlighter(s). Member rate extends to spouse, parent, child &
grandchild, but not in-laws.
We understand that this is a long day, and some would prefer that the class be taught over a 2-day period; however, 88-92% of past students indicated they prefer the 1-day format. All of the instructors prefer the 1-day format.
Note: Not a class for beginners &/or first-time handgun shooters; We offer a 3-hour, Non-NRA Certified General Handgun and Safety class starting at 6:30 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Class Cost: $25.00 Member / $30.00 Non-member. Contact Bill Brennecke @248-624-6854.
Those attending must bring a mask, pencil for testing, dress for the weather of the day, and must already have taken the Official Michigan Hunter Safety Course Online.
You must register for the date of your choice, and class size is limited.
Call Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294
to register.
Hunters Education Field Day & Test
LAST CHANCE: September 25
Also November 13th
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Experience the magic & wonder of Glenlore Trails!
Down the rabbit hole we go! Discover the magic that can only come around as the sun turns down. This summer Glenlore Trails returns in a much bigger way. Take a trip through more than one mile of illuminated trails filled with light, sound, and wonder. Dozens of installations, immersive storylines, and perhaps you’ll stumble upon some live performance.
Expedition takes place along a mile long wooded trail, located in the center of Multi Lakes Conservation Association. Tickets are limited to ensure social distancing, and must be purchased online prior to the event. Masks are also encouraged.
Archery League Results: 1st: Most Improved: Brendan Sullivan Ken Graham +37 Tim Lamarra Brenda Jaster +31 28 ½ points
2nd: Robin Hoods: Tory Brown Scott Long, 9 at 25 yards Brandon Loguidice Adam Rott, 6 at 15 yards 26 ½ points 3rd: High Bows: Ken Hamann S‐Sr‐M‐FS Greg Fishaw 265 17x Bill Braatz M‐FS Austin Loynes 279 31x
26 points M‐BHFS Brandon Loguidice 276‐24x S‐BHFS Ray Cummins 268‐20x
State 3D: Greg Fishaw 1st Austin Loynes 2nd Tim Loynes 2nd Carol Wedge 1st
Outdoor MAA: Austin Loynes 2nd Carol Wedge 1st Tim Loynes 3rd Greg Fishaw 3rd
MAA Shooter of the Year:
Austin Loynes & Greg Fishaw
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CAROL’S CORNER Well with all the rain we’ve had,
every time I try to write something it gets wet. So here it is – it’s the best I can do. Oh Sh__, here comes the rain. Gee, maybe I’ll go inside. Duh!
~ Carol
ADULTARCHERY INSTRUCTION
Thursday’s, September 9th
to November 18th, 6:30‐8:30pm, $5
We are looking for adults who are interested in learning how to shoot, or honing their archery skills.
MLCA will provide state of the art archery equipment, or you can bring your own equipment.
If you have never shot a bow and arrow, don’t worry, we will show you how to hit the bullseye the first night.
Indoor Archery Range #2.
Matt Mudie, [email protected]
You do not need to attend every week, come as often as you can.
BASED ON MICHIGAN DAILY 3 EVENING NUMBER
$300.00 MONDAYS $100.00 TUESDAY Thru SUNDAY
Two Prizes of $25.00 EVERY DAY for 1 number ABOVE or BELOW the winning number
IF THE WINNING NUMBER IS NOT SOLD - A DRAWING IS HELD TO DETERMINE THE WINNER
“Ya gotta play to win!”
~ Multi-Lakes Daily Raffle ~
Meeting called to order @ 7:34 PM by Maybrier. Maybrier requested all cell phones and mobile devices be put on silent and remove hats before leading the group in the pledges. Motion: Matte/Regan approve the June meeting minutes as read; Motion carried. Motion: Regan/Matte approve the July meeting minutes as presented & corrected, Motion carried. Officers present: Gray, Miller, Johnson & Howie. Directors present: Barbara, Brennecke, Kruckenberg, Kubik, Matte, Maybrier, McClatchey, Lynch, Lash & Past President Regan. ABSENT: Ashcraft.
People to See the Board: Mick Musial #104, Mick brought information back to the board about submitting for a 501C-3 corporation status. He stated the first thing that would be helpful, would be to put out educational information such as How-to videos such as fly tying, instructional videos on other venues at the club, on a you tube channel. He states that this is part of showing that we were a nonprofit educational club. Mick also went into detail on how this would help market the club and could bring in new members. Mick said the first step was to approach the assessor’s office and ask if they would allow us to change to a 501C-3. If they said no, we would have to file appeals with the tax tribunal and possibly go to court to change the status of the club. He stated we also need to look at our Charter or Corporate organizational filings and make sure it had the correct wording. He said then the property title would have to transfer to the title of the 501C-3. Discussion followed; Mick was asked what all this would cost. He said he was not a non-profit expert but had one we could talk to, to find out a ballpark price. But, if we had to appeal to the tax tribunal and court of appeals, that each one of those could run about $20,000. Additionally, drafting a letter to the IRS and filing fees could run about $2,000 plus whatever the attorney charged for his time, research, and paperwork. He said he would talk to Robert Rhodes who was a 501C-3 specialist and get an approximate price.
Ken Graham #285, Nick Frederick #513, Audit committee. Ken and Nick came to the Board to update us on how the audit was coming. They were hoping to have all the information to present to the board this evening, but just received the information from the clubs CPA this morning, and it was not in the correct format that they needed. Discussion followed. The board asked Jim Howie to contact the CPA and schedule a conference call for Tuesday of next week, to straighten out the information that is needed.
Eric Manning #291, NPRC shoot. Manning presented the layout for the NPRC shoot and asked for a 9AM start time for shooting. Motion: Matte/ Miller, to approve the site layout, map for NPRC shooting and vendors, and to allow a 9AM shooting time. Motion Carried. Manning also stated that the nomination committee had met and had opened nominations for Board of Directors and Officers. All officer positions are open, and 3 board positions are available.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT: Larry Gray Larry’s items of discussion: Larry appointed Chris Miller #606 as the New Member
chairman.
Pole Barn committee will be listing the items for sale from the pole barn next week.
Glenlore states that they have had approximately $215,000 in tickets sales.
Gray asked about ideas for revenue. He was given written information from Alex Zavalnitsky and Pat McClatchey. Discussion followed with ideas for hiring a full-time person to manage shooting sports so the ranges could be open set hours 7 days a week.
VICE PRESIDENT's REPORT: John Miller Miller presented the calendar of dates for approval.
MOTION: Matte/Barbara to approve the calendar as presented. Motion carried.
The next .22LR shoot will be Saturday August 14th at 9 am Range fee increases went into effect August 1st Miller
stated we had 3 people sign up as new members to shoot at a cheaper price.
Lastly, Miller stated that the Multi-Laker needs to reflect the increased prices for non-member shooting.
RECORDING SECRETARY's REPORT: No Report in Ashcraft’s absence. Doc wished Jim a speedy recovery.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY’S REPORT: Doc Johnson Doc presented the recap report as 468 of the 1,000 limit per current By-Laws for a total of 932 members, including 187 Regular, 191 Working & 423 Senior class members. Dues are still being collected. Lastly, Doc stated that if you have not paid your dues yet your late and a $25.00 assessment will be charged, and you have until September 1st to pay before being suspended.
TREASURER's REPORT: Jim Howie Jim Howie presented the July ’21 Treasurer’s report. MOTION: Johnson/Kruckenberg to receive and file the July 2021 Treasurer’s Report. Motion carried.
MANAGER's REPORT: Barry Anderson Barry’s report consisted of the following: Morning Crew can use Help Daily 8 am to noon. Danny is
on vacation for the next month, so he needs help with room setup and change overs. Anyone that can help contact him.
A BIG thank you to Joe Magalski, Ron Dubois, John Miller, and Rich Taskey who all jumped in to help Dave and I for the complete set up for last Saturday’s event. Also Sunday’s tear down to crew, Scott Wilkinson, Joe Magalski, John Miller, Pat McClatchey, Rich Johnson, and Jon Lash. Dave and I thank you all very much! Also, a thank you goes out to Troop #170 for policing the area and taking care of the trash Sunday morning. THANK YOU !!!
I need help Wednesday setting up the room before Meeting night, as Al Wilkinson’s memorial will be Wednesday afternoon.
Help Needed Everywhere!!!!! All Committees!
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – August 11th, 2021
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You Can Now ShootSporting Clays 7 Days A Week!
Purchase your pre-paid cards during our regular Skeet & Trap hours at the Shotgun
Sports building. Sporting Clays hours vary slightly from day to day. A complete schedule, rules, and other details are available prior to making your purchase.
3D Archery Fun Shoots Realistic and Challenging Shooting Situations
ENTIRE COURSE 100% RINEHART TARGETS! Come and try your luck at the iron buck or distance shot for a prize
$12 per Shoot for Non-Members Ages 17+ $8 per Shoot for Members
$5 per Shoot for Non-Members Ages 12-16 All Participants Age 11 and Under are FREE!
ONLY 2 SESSIONS REMAINING OPEN SHOOTING, SUNDAYS 9AM-1PM:
September 12th September 26th
Contact Adam Rott for more information (248) 891-7640
Fish Fry Every Friday
5:30pm to 8:00pm Fried or Baked Fish
Roasted Chicken $10 one trip through $12 All You Can Eat
Adults $8.50 Seniors $8.00
Kids 5-12 $5.50 Kids under 5, Free
+$1.00 Omelets
2nd Sunday of Each Month 9AM to Noon
Members: $0.50 discount. Must show card.
Fire Wood for Sale
Face Cords:
$75 Members $100 Non-MembersSee Barry or Dave
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Meeting Night Raffle
September 15th Top Prizes are scheduled to be:
1st – Cross Bow 2nd – Deer Blind
3rd – Archery Target
License # C27892 Thank you for your support.
We welcome any and all suggestions.
Please call: Don Matt 248-561-4713
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 2nd and 4th 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……………………………………….….$12.00 per hour* Juniors (17 & under)………………………………..…..$4.00 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
For further information call the Open Pistol Chair: Patrick McClatchey 248-921-7434
Al Moffatt 248-961-0402
Thursdays 3:00 to 8:00 Saturdays 10:00 to 4:00 Sundays Noon to 6:00
Sporting Clays Skeet, Trap &
5 - stand
Sporting Clay shooters are requested to be off the course 30 minutes before closing time.
First Saturday of the months October through May: 5-Stand, Skeet & Trap are closed until 2:00pm.
Sporting Clays shooting during off hours – Members with pre-paid cards MUST register with the Bar Staff.
Call the Shotgun building with any question during range hours 248-363-8811
Got Coyotes? Responsible predator hunter looking for properties within an hour drive of MLCA. All local/state laws followed. I use night vision, e-caller, mouth calls, and specialty lights. Your property, your rules! Let’s keep them in check, and your pets/wildlife safe. Matt Jarvis #914 (248)202-7526
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Buy your MULTI-LAKER HATS,
PATCHES & MORE!
Check out the display case near the bar entrance and see all the Multi-Laker merch for sale!
Choose a great item from the display table at the monthly meeting and special events. You can
purchase anytime – just ask the bartender! And if you see Annie or Helen Barbara around the
clubhouse, they are delighted to help you!
Junior ShotgunJunior's practice on the 1st, 2nd and 4th
Wednesday's of the month from 6:30pm to about 8:30pm.
We have firearms, ammo, ear and eye protection for the juniors.
Recently we have changed the mandatory safety and range etiquette
class, to a Saturday or Sunday. This will take about 2 hours, including shooting. An adult is required to attend the safety class with the junior. Please call Mike
Borst to schedule 248-960-9307.
Multi‐Lakes Family Memorial Committee
Hosting a luncheon can be a stressful undertaking while grieving and planning many other details. We come together to help take some of the stress off the family by providing a potluck approach to gather following a funeral.
If you would like to be a part of this committee,
join our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/405552609984296
You will be sent an invite explaining the upcoming luncheon. You choose if you can assist by replying and adding a comment of what dish you will be donating or if you can work the luncheon.
Thank you for your consideration,
The Multi‐Lakes Family Memorial Committee
Lucy Petrowski 248‐470‐3775
Pauline Lajoie 248‐974‐5981
MLCA President Larry Gray called the meeting to order at 8:00P. Larry led the members in the Pledge of Allegiance and the Conservation Pledge. Larry welcomed Jim Ashcraft back and then recognized Past Presidents in attendance: Dave Fisher, Russ DeVriendt, John Miller, Sam Mullins, Glenn Kruckenberg, Pat Regan, & Jim Kirn. Larry welcomed everyone to the meeting and thanked everyone for attending. Not having a quorum, no business could be discussed.
Chaplain’s Report: Larry informed the membership of the passing of member Cal Kittinger #1367 on 8/16 and Past President Ken Behrens #1296 today, 8/18. A moment of silence was observed.
PRESIDENT’s REPORT- Larry Gray- Larry reminded everyone our carry out liquor license is for consumption outside the building and no containers can be opened inside. Good Old Days is coming up soon. Get out and enjoy the activities. Lastly, Glenlore ticket sales are at about $273,000 thus far.
EARLY DRAW: Member #352 Ron Opfer was drawn but not in attendance missing out on $180.
RECORDING SECRETARY: Jim Ashcraft – Jim having no correspondence to report but thanked everyone that texted and emailed wishing him well and speedy recovery.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Doc Johnson – Doc was absent and left no report.
TREASURER’s REPORT: Jim Howie- Jim presented a synopsis of our financial standings. July income $91,230 with expenses of $71,419 yielding a net of $19,811 in our favor. Our YTD shows us @ $63,291 net.
OPERATION MANAGER’s REPORT: Dave Fisher- Dave reported on the following: A huge thank you to all the volunteers for Rockin’ Under
the Stars. Our net was about $7,500. Please, we need to figure out how to bring in more
members if we want to maintain our club.
VICE PRESIDENT’s REPORT: John Miller- John mentioned the next .22 Sport Shoot is - October with registration @ 0900 and first shot downrange @ 10:00. Work-Bee is this Sunday, and we need some chainsaws for storm clean up. Tonight’s attendance: Members=91, New-Members=4, Guests=11 and Windsor=0.
CHAIRMEN TO SPEAK: Eric Manning- We need to start getting enough members to the meetings to have quorums. We have many business topics to finalize. Nominations for office are being accepted. Please consider being participating as a board member or officer. NPRC shoot will be 10/16 this year with set-up on 10/15. This is the14th year for the event @ MLCA. Annie Barbara- Don’t forget Good Old Days is approaching and we need your tickets returned with $20 and the seller’s ticket. Thank you to Trijicon for donating the postage for the mailing. The next Women on Target is 9/11/21.
OPERATIONS MANAGER: Dave Fisher: Fisher reported we are still having problems getting
restocked from some vendors. We did not get a Budweiser delivery at all last week, and we might have to go to can beer as needed.
Fisher Thanked St. Williams church for the donation of bingo supplies that the club can use - dabbers and other supplies - and asked that we send them some sort of thank you or make a donation to the church.
Fisher also thanked Bluewater for the use of their ticket trailer for Rockin’ Under the Stars, and to Damon for moving the trailer as needed.
Fisher stated that the MUCC convention is coming up and we should think about sending a delegation. Asked Grey to see if our current delegates Sam Mullins and Charlie Hatmaker were going.
Fisher also stated that this was his 10th and last year of chairing the Rockin’ Under the Stars and that they needed to look for a new chairman now, so he could help put them in touch with the Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce.
Standing Committee Reports: None. Special Committee Reports: None.
OLD BUSINESS: Miller discussed making a new pamphlet about the club, with
shooting prices and food, to use as a marketing tool with shooting outings, bachelor parties, and such. Miller also brought up that we needed ask the marketing committee to see about getting someone that could oversee a YouTube channel. He said he would reach out to the current marketing chairman.
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Matte asked Barry about quotes for the roof. Barry said that the contractors have said its best to wait for the material prices to come down. Currently there is a 30% increase on building supply prices. He said he had talked to Spencer Roofing, and they said we could get a couple of more years out of the roof.
Fisher stated that he had talked to Diane Johnson, Past President Marty Johnson’s widow and she told him that they had collected some money for the junior shooting sports at his memorial and she would be sending that to the club.
Miller suggested we increase the advertisers in the Multi-Laker and have that pay for mailing out the magazine on a monthly basis.
Jon Lash thanked everyone for being so supportive while he was out with his illness. He is still getting caught up with everything that is going on, and it feels good to be back.
NEW BUSINESS: Annie Barbara stated that the signup sheets are out for
Good Old Days, and she needs a lot of help. So please sign up - its only 2 weeks away.
She also stated that the next Women on Target is September 11th. She has 11 women signed up so far.
Jeff Matte stated that San is willing to bring the Gatling guns back out, but is low on ammunition, so Jeff is trying to find some.
MOTION: Kubik/Kruckenberg to adjourn the meeting @ 9:43P. Motion carried.
Respectfully Submitted by Rich Johnson #94-186, Acting Recording Secretary
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Or if you are just getting started try BASIC PISTOL
4th Tuesday of each month You must register ahead of time,
Call: Bill Brennecke 248-921-9035 Fee: member $25 non-member $30
IDPA – Int. Defensive Pistol Assoc. PPC - COMBAT SHOOTING
IN A CRISIS CAN YOU DRAW FROM A
HOLSTER AND
STILL KEEP
CONTROL?
CAN YOU RELOAD QUICKLY?
COME SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS!
PPC, 2nd TUESDAY IDPA
1st, 3rd & 5th TUESDAYS 6PM TO 9PM
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Multi-Gun Action
ShootingMove & Shootwith 2-3 guns
(pistol, MSR, and/or shotgun)
May-October Schedule:Outdoor Range #22nd & 4th Saturdays
2 to 5 PM
Non-Magnum Caliber Only(9mm, .45, 22lr, .223, .308, etc.)Pistol Holster and Rifle Sling required
~ weather permitting ~
Death Notice:
Our sincere sympathy goes out to:
The Kittinger family, with the August 16th passing of member Cal Kittinger , #1367.
The Behrens family, with the August 18th passing of past President Ken Behrens .
God Bless and may they rest in peace.
Jon Lash- Operation Can-Do collected $187 for the food bank. Buck night measuring fee is a non-perishable food item. Swap Day is 9/26/21 in the main club house. Chet Dymon- Pellet Rifle and Jr. Rifle programs are starting back up on Monday evenings for the season. Cost is $5 per night from 7P-9P and all equipment is provided.
OLD BUSINESS: None. NEW BUSINESS: None.
President Gray called a recess until 8:40P.
Meeting Night Raffles: 3rd Prize Flashlight won by Ted Orman #503 2nd Prize Trail Camera won by Holly Cischke #587 1st Prize Cross Bow won by Dennis Howie #938
The meeting was disbanded @ 8:53P.
Respectfully Submitted by, Jim Ashcraft #89-77 Recording Secretary
Letters to the Editor, and Hunt Photos should be e-mailed to:
Prints and hand-written letters can be dropped in my box at the club.
Daily Bar Lunch Specials Monday
Burger Basket $6.25
Tuesday Coney's $1.25
Wednesday Grilled Ham & Cheese $5.25
Thursday BLT w/ chips $5.25
Friday Patty Melt w/ chips $5.25
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BUILDING RENTALS Catering Available
~ Multi-Laker Advertising
~ Call Barry Anderson
(248) 363-9109
Outdoor Range Schedule Open Shooting Hours:
Saturdays & Sundays Noon - 3:00pm EXCEPT Holidays & Special Events. All other dates check calendar for committee & times.
D. Durandetto (248) 408-2913 W. Hoyt (248) 363-2294 T. Keller (248) 996-0715 D. Mercieca (248) 318-6053 J. Miller (586) 495-7452 J. Parker (248)330-0824
M. Bartrun* (313) 478-3049 Robert Bigotti (586) 419-9742 G. Biron (313) 532-8542 J. Cleveland (248) 473-0085 R. Davis (248) 685-1206
* Saturdays Only
~ MLCA Outdoor Range ~ Range Officer On Call List ~S. Ross (248) 563-6745D. St. Aubin (248) 698-1355 R. Taskey (248) 830-2456 K. Troyer (248) 684-2389 M. Wilkinson (248) 421-4611
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Recent Gun-A-Week Winners 07/30/21 Remington 783 Combo .30-06 0596 Kevin H New Boston MI 08/06/21 Ruger LCP.380 ACP 0521 Lamarris B New Haven MI 08/13/21 Marlin xt-22 .22 LR 0764 Kris H Commerce MI 08/20/21 Walther P22Q .22 1326 Gary B St. Clair Shores MI
Thursday’s, 7:00 pm Indoor Range House #1
Shoot competitively with 5 other clubs
All shooting done at Multi-Lakes - No travel
New shooters needed
HOW WOULD IMPROVING YOUR HEALTH IMPACT YOURLIFE?
Would you love to reduce the
medications you take?* Would you love to lose some
weight FOR GOOD?* What activities would you love to
participate in that you cannot today - or you struggle with today?
As YOUR Coach, I can help! NO PILLS/SUPPLEMENTS!
NO exercise required. Judy Peterson COPE Certified Health Coach 810-300-8096
(call/text) * h l l d
Women on Target® Shooting Clinic – September 11th Pick Two of Your Favorite Open to any female eligible to possess a firearm
REGISTRATION: 9:00 - 9:30 a.m. / 9:30 a.m. - 10:10 a.m. ORIENTATION & MANDATORY SAFETY CLASS FIRST CLASS 10:15 a.m. - 12:15 a.m. (Rain or shine). LUNCH** 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. GROUP PHOTO (time permitting) SECOND CLASS 1:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Clean up, fill out Survey, pick up
*Certificate of Course Completion & depart. *Not awarded for last minute substitutions. **Special dietary requirements - BYO COST: $50.00 fee covers breakfast snacks, lunch, ammo, hearing/eye protection and targets. Pre-registration required by 8/30/2021; no refunds after 8/30/2021 Make checks payable to: Multi-Lakes C. A. & mail to Annie Barbara at 9752 Hathaway Dr Northville Mi 48167. (do not mail to Club)
For additional information please contact: Annie Barbara - 734.674.0012, email: [email protected]
Helen Barbara – 248-939-0723 or email: [email protected] Use “Women On Target” for subject line
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - cut here - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Name: _________________________________________________________________Date of birth______________________
(Please print legibly)
Add. _______________________________________________ City __________________________ MI. Zip _________ Phone ___________________________________E-mail __________________________________________________ Important - we will do our best to place you in the preferred two classes selected; however, sometimes the popular events fill up early; therefore, please designate a third choice, just in case. Thank you. Mark choices as 1, 2 or 3: Pistol [ ] Skeet [ ] Trap [ ]
Rifle [ ] Archery [ ]
Photographic Model Release I hereby authorize the use, publication, and reproduction at any time by the National Rifle Association of America (NRA) of the photographs taken of me on September 11, 2021 for any editorial use, advertising, promotion, or any other purpose whatsoever, and hereby waive all claims or rights arising out of such use, publication or reproduction. I also waive any right to inspect or approve the finished materials in which such photographs will be used.
Signed___________________________________________ (If a minor, signed by a parent or guardian of said minor)
MEMBERS 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_____________________________________________
Old Address__________________________________________________________
City______________________________________ State______ Zip____________ 2. Fill In New Address:
Club No.__________ Name_____________________________________________
New Address__________________________________________________________
City______________________________________ State______ Zip____________
3. Mail To: Multi‐Lakes Phone______________________ 3860 Newton Road Commerce Twp., MI 48382 E‐Mail_____________________________
CLUB BAR OPEN DAILY
NOON20
RANGE FEES Effective April 1, 2021
MEMBER NON-
MEMBER
JUNIOR ARCHERY $ 5.00 $ 10.00 $ 5.003D ARCHERY $ 8.00 $ 12.00 $ 5.00BULLS-EYE PISTOL $ 5.00 $ 15.00 -COMBAT PISTOL $ 6.00 $ 6.00 -HUNTERS ED. $ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00JUNIOR RIFLE - - $ 5.00*OPEN PISTOL $ 4.00 $ 15.00 $ 4.00*OUTDOOR RANGE $ 4.00 $ 15.00 $ 4.00SKEET & TRAP $ 5.00 $ 8.00 $ 5.00FIVE-STAND $ 6.00 $ 9.00 $ 6.00SPORTING CLAYS 100 CLAYS $30.00 $ 40.00 $ 24.00 50 CLAYS $15.00 $ 22.00 $ 12.00WOODSWALK $ 4.00 $ 5.00 -Ear & eye protection, ammo & targets available*Per hour if busy.
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Show your Multi-Lakes membership card and receive 10% off your Murray’s
purchase.
JULY, 2021 JAN - JUL, 2021 JULY, 2021 JAN - JUL, 2021Income Expense Income Expense Income Expense Income Expense
Sporting Activities Kitchen & HouseArchery 984.00 31.58 3,927.00 1,871.86 Kitchen & House 2,010.02 1,475.54 3,180.77 2,024.933-D Archery 187.00 0.00 459.00 0.00 Fish Fry 8,099.50 5,996.24 28,306.61 21,057.41Bullseye Pistol 58.50 0.00 715.00 0.00 Country Breakfast 630.00 590.91 2,395.00 2,180.76Combat Pistol 82.00 0.00 617.50 0.00 Mtg Night Steaks 594.75 535.72 1,135.75 984.87Cowboy Action 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Popcorn 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Horseshoes 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Kitchen Maint & Supply 0.00 970.34 0.00 3,697.02Muzzleloaders 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total Kitchen & House 11,334.27 9,568.75 35,018.13 29,944.99Muzz Rendezvous 0.00 0.00 1,084.00 158.00Open Pistol 173.50 0.00 2,396.50 28.30 Total Bar 12,886.35 12,680.26 60,686.74 54,330.49Pistol Pin Shoot 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Skeet & Trap 1,392.51 515.79 16,904.48 14,157.08 Facilities5 Stand 731.00 0.00 2,756.10 589.11 Club House 300.00 4,808.25 1,026.00 40,716.97Slingshot 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Grounds 219.00 1,458.50 6,695.25 5,908.58Sporting Clays 11,218.95 4,378.04 55,659.10 35,206.25 Outdoor Range #1 601.50 157.10 18,012.25 3,020.94Total Sporting Activiti 14,827.46 4,925.41 84,518.68 52,010.60 Outdoor Range #2 168.00 38.36 4,623.00 750.27
Range House 1,484.00 309.82 6,378.50 9,189.54Social Activities Skeet & Trap House 437.05 805.77 3,184.50 6,824.74Casino Trip 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Lead Reclaimation 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Beef Cook 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total Facilities 3,209.55 7,577.80 39,919.50 66,411.04Fly Fishing School 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Dance/Dinners 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Service & EducationDock/Lake Front 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Can Do 20.00 0.00 20.00 0.00Family Events 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Hunter Ed/Consv Ed 240.00 0.00 240.00 0.00NRA Dinner 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Junior Archery 75.00 0.00 1,100.00 0.00Super Bowl 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Junior Rifle 355.00 0.00 1,341.50 0.00Pheasant Hunt 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Junior Shotgun (1.00) 0.00 8,967.00 10,182.60Wild Game 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 CPL Classes 850.00 287.40 5,650.00 844.80Total Social Activities 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Women on Target 0.00 0.00 1,050.00 1,780.67
Veteran's Memorial 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Fund Raisers NRA Grant 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Bingo 5,914.25 6,204.65 14,284.00 15,924.40 Special Donations 10.00 0.00 4,721.41 0.00Bingo Gaming Tickets 7,840.00 5,880.00 18,000.00 14,780.00 Total Service & Educ 1,549.00 287.40 23,089.91 12,808.07Daily Raffle 5,650.00 5,865.00 46,480.00 40,887.27Charity Machine 5,104.00 4,817.00 35,445.00 31,546.66 BusinessGun Bash 0.00 (7,512.80) 51,259.00 25,537.91 ATM Service Fees 112.50 10.00 553.50 70.00Gun Raffle 0.00 0.00 4,900.00 19,724.58 Visa Processing Fees 0.18 681.43 30.95 2,764.52Keno Machine 4,024.00 3,549.52 28,031.00 25,840.20 Bank Service Charges 0.00 146.57 0.00 583.31Meeting Night Raffle 660.00 696.74 7,685.00 3,506.49 Employee Benefits 0.00 804.01 0.00 5,828.07Texas-Hold-em 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Insurance 0.00 0.00 0.00 13,194.72
Interest 7.79 0.00 53.82 7.10Total Fund Raisers 29,192.25 19,500.11 206,084.00 177,747.51 Office Supplies 0.00 117.99 0.00 2,520.75
Professional Fees 100.00 5,570.00 100.00 5,995.00Special Events Taxes 0.00 0.00 0.00 62.84
Vehicle Expense 0.00 0.00 0.00 580.00Club Championship 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Wage Disbursements 0.00 (4,950.41) 0.00 (20,327.90)Cruise Night 3,402.50 1,619.57 6,436.95 3,641.61 Total Business 220.47 2,379.59 738.27 11,278.41Good Old Days 2,887.00 0.00 2,912.00 1,189.79Haunted Forest 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total Payroll Expenses 11,855.21 61,876.26Special Dinner Events 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
NPRC Competion 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total Income & Expen 91,229.65 71,418.53 543,548.81 480,257.77Swap Day 0.00 0.00 255.00 0.00Summer Music Fest 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Net Ordinary Income 19,811.12 63,291.04Total Special Events 6,289.50 1,619.57 9,603.95 4,831.40
Net Income Change 2021 Vs 2020 24,518.47
Members ServicesElections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Memorial/Flowers 489.80 379.77 3,489.80 1,189.56Hat & Patches 206.00 0.00 1,132.00 0.00Membership Dues 11,025.00 133.56 79,267.83 5,446.64Meeting Night 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Multi-Laker 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00NRA Dues 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00Officer's 0.00 84.79 0.00 84.79Work Bees 0.00 426.31 0.00 2,298.01Workers Appreciation 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total Member Service 11,720.80 1,024.43 83,889.63 9,019.00
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D.N.R. OPERATIONS SERVICE CENTER1801 Atwater Street, Detroit, MI 48207 Phone 313-396-6890
REPORT ALL POACHING (RAP) 1-800-292-7800
Activities Junior Conservation Club Multi-Gun Action ShootingVACANCY VACANCY Alex Zavalnitskiy 248-978-2278
Adopt-a-Highway Good Old Days Dmitry Shamis 248-390-1192John Brant 248-760-9814 Annie Barbara 734-674-0012 Operation Can-Do
Archery Helen Barbara 248-939-0723 Jon Lash 248-363-7474Brendan Sullivan (Outdoor248-890-8040 Grants PaintingAdam Rott (3D) 248-891-7640 Richard Johnson 313-300-5244 Parker Hosey 248-408-8910Ray Cummins (Indoor) 248-225-4843 Grounds ParliamentarianBob McLean (Junior) 248-933-7791 Scott Wilkinson 810-560-0709 Dave Fisher 248-249-9785
Auditing Kevin Starrs 248-425-0509 Personal Protection/CPL ClassesNick Frederick 734-904-0731 Jim Dunkel 248-767-1530 Cal Kittinger 248-354-4449Ken Graham 248-224-0109 Russ Thompson (Fence) 248-698-1961 Charlie Hatmaker 248-318-9719
Bar Hats and Patches Pheasant HuntTerry Beagle 248-640-1119 Annie Barbara 734-674-0012 Charley Stevens 248-225-7499
Bingo Haunted Forest Dave Fisher 248-363-9109Joe Magalski 248-895-0638 Jeff Matte 248-892-9397 Photography
Blood Drive Historian Dennis Howie 248-835-0316Dennis Donagan 248-767-9161 Mick McCanham 248-366-6819 Angie Jacquard 408-338-5503
Building Maintenance Horseshoes Pistol, .22 Pin ShootVACANCY Rob Joyner 248-363-0211 Bill Stumpf 248-521-8153
By Laws Horticulture Cary Weatherhead 248-249-7141Rich Johnson 313-300-5244 Bob Bauman 248-505-1625 Pistol, Bullseye
Car Cruise House Jim Howie 248-698-1517Brian Mann 248-535-2190 VACANCY Pistol, Combat & IPDASkip Worden 248-685-0703 Hunters Ed. & Basic Rifle Bill Brennecke 248-921-9035Mark Lee 248-318-1453 Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294 Pistol, Open
Chairperson’s Committee Chet Dymon 248-363-7030 Pat McClatchey 248-921-7434Larry Gray 248-361-9408 Insurance Al Moffatt 248-961-0402
Charity Ticket Machine Jim Gotts 248-684-1918 Political Action CommitteeTed Golding 248-672-2359 JOAD Bill LonsberryMike Martin Ron Opfer 248-624-0161 Pole Barn
Chaplain Junior Rifle Marshall Maybrier 248-867-5069Skip Worden 248-685-0703 Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294 Popcorn
Computer - [email protected] Chet Dymon 248-363-7030 Jim Kirn 248-705-9949Aron Freitag 313-209-2046 Junior Shotgun Purchasing
Conservation Education Frank Spelker 248-255-7293 VACANCYRich Johnson 313-300-5244 Mike Borst 248-960-9307 Range Officer Training & Scheduling
Country Breakfast Kitchen Meeting Night Andy Lynch 248-421-9496Dan Vanstone 313-790-9620 Dale Lee 734-421-4639 John Miller 586-495-7452
Cowboy Action Shooting Marketing Scouting/BoyCarl Sundberg 248-318-3463 VACANCY Patrick Regan 586-944-3119
Daily Raffle Meeting Night Raffle Sergeant at ArmsJim Kirn 248-705-9949 Don Matt 248-561-4713 Mike BellDennis Cullen 734-422-3051 Rocky Pudlik 248-231-3221 Shotgun Sports - [email protected]
Deer Contest Family Memorial & Flowers Tom Kubik 248-613-8334Jon Lash 248-363-7474 Lucy Petrykoski 248-470-3775 Steve Gateman Chris Curtis 248-207-5031 Pauline Lajoie 248‐974‐5981 Brandon Phelps Charlie McDonald 248-627-4244 Jim Dunkle 248-767-1530 Brian Foss 248-379-2506
Dock & Lakeside M.U.C.C. Delegate Silent AuctionRon Dubois 248-660-5229 Charlie Hatmaker 248-318-9719 Lucy Petrykoski 248-470-3775
Election Sam Mullins 248-766-2238 SlingshotLarry Willis 248-755-6781 Multi-Laker - [email protected] Jim Morphew 248-760-3306
Entertainment Dave Leonard 248-762-3926 Chip Delozier 313-378-4319VACANCY Muzzleloader League Strategic Planning
Equipment Maintenance Curt Lichy 248-795-0192 Dave Bolla 248-318-1729Evan Lacy 248-363-4586 Muzzleloader Rendezvous Swap & Flee Mkt. DaysGreg Potter 734-891-3816 Clint Double 248-255-1655 Jon Lash 248-363-7474Bill McKeever 248-763-9138 Dave Mercieca 248-318-6053 Texas Hold'em
Euchre New Member Tom Kubik 248-613-8334Dan Peltier 248-701-0153 Chris Miller 586-610-3373 Tree Chairman
Family Events Nomination Nick Frederick 734-904-0731Helen Barbara 248-939-0723 Eric Manning 248-705-1516 Veterans Memorial Fund
Finance Committee NPRC Rich Carlson 248-210-3623VACANCY Eric Manning 248-705-1516 Wild Game Dinner
Fly Fishing NRA Dinner John Miller 586-495-7452Jim Weakland 248-669-1473 Pat Regan 586-944-3119 Women's Events
Friday Fish Fry Rich Johnson 313-300-5244 Cal Kittinger 248-354-4449Mike Bartrum 313-291-8984 Outdoor Range Annie Barbara 734-674-0012
Gun Bash Mike Wilkinson 248-421-4611 Helen Barbara 248-939-0723 John Kucharski 517-256-1335 Duane Osman 248-666-9186 Work Bee
Golf League John Macbeth Barry Anderson 248-363-9109Tom Cockels 248-521-0780
Committee Chair DirectoryMembers Interested In Committees Call President Larry Gray @ 248-361-9408
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