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Skip Cohorst MemorialFishing Tournament
Saturday, June 11th Toledo Beach Marina
Contact Sam Mullins (248) 766-2238
Volume 65 Number 5
May 2016
~ General Meeting~ May 18th ~ ~ Work Bee ~ May 1st & 22nd ~
Get Tickets to Sell!!! (Free Sellers Raffle Ticket with Each Book Sold!)
3D Archery Starts Sunday May 22nd Contact Adam Rott (248) 891-7640
While at the club last week, I was able to see some
great pictures of some nice turkeys shot in the spring opener of Turkey season. Congratulations to all whom bagged their game.
Sam Mullins has a Walleye tournament date at Toledo Beach in honor of Skip Cohorst of Saturday June 11, 2016. See or call Sam at 248-766-2238 for details.
The Sporting Goods Swap Day was a great success, however it was reported by Jon Lash that a few items came up missing and reminded table owners to watch their tables closely. Thank you Jon.
A couple of dates to remember: Sunday May 8th at Range House 2 blood drive 9am until 3pm see Dennis Donagan; our first Gun Bash Saturday June 4th 2016, tickets still available at the bar. John LaFave is looking for help on set up and during the event on Saturday. On June 3nd Friday Eric Manning is looking for set up help for the NPRC shoot which is on Saturday June 4th.
The Friends of the NRA dinner was a sell out on April 16th 2016. Thank you for all that helped at this event. Dave Sturtz and Ed Curtis presented to the club a nice AR-10 rifle.
The slingers and the archers had their shoot out on Thursday April 14th with a good surprise. For those of you that watch Michigan Out of Doors, Jenny Olsen stopped buy with her camera rolling to film our event. Jenny even had a chance to shoot her own target, with a couple of nice scores. Watch for further details about the air time. On Friday April 15th the slingers shot over at the archer’s house. Let’s just say the slingers retired to the beverage bar after the totals were added up, Archers had a hefty lead. Hey, fun was had by all. Thank you Jim Morphew, Chip Delozier and Tim Loynes.
Come Out and Enjoy Our Club ~ Glenn
PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
2 The Multi-Laker is monthly publication of Multi-Lakes Conservation Association – Dave Leonard, Editor, [email protected]
MULTI-LAKER DEADLINE Deadline for articles in the June 2016 Multi-Laker Magazine
is Wednesday, May 18th, 2016. NOTE: All copy must be electronically submitted and approved by the Editor.
THE MULTI-LAKER (USPS) 350-060
Published Monthly by the Multi-Lakes Conservation Association
Office Fax – (248) 363-8092 Club Manager – Barry Anderson
Operations Manager – Dave Fisher Office Manager – Terry Martin
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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
2016 OFFICERS PRESIDENT……………… GLENN KRUCKENBERG, (313) 407-6724VICE-PRESIDENT……………......... .JOHN LAFAVE, (248) 996-0030 RECORDING SECRETARY…..…… JIM ASHCRAFT, (248) 563-5184 MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY…...... RICH CARLSON, (248) 210-3623 TREASURER…………………………JAMES HOWIE, (248) 698-1517
2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bill Brennecke`16 .….…… ………………...……………(248) 624-6854 Andrew Lynch `16…….………………….………………(248) 685-8310 Marshall Maybrier `16…….….Vice Chairmen.….………(248) 867-5069 Larry Hutton `17……………………………….…....……(810) 444-5413 John Miller `17………………...……………….....………(586) 495-7452 Jeff Parker `17...………………Chairman…..…...........….(248) 330-0824 Annie Barbara ’18………………………………………...(734) 674-0012 Larry Gray ’18……………………………………...……..(248) 361-9408Michael Smith ’18………………………………...………(313) 460-9865 Sam Mullins – Past President …………….…......…......…(248) 766-2238
Upcoming Meeting Night
Entertainment: May 18th Lance Valentine's Walleye 101 June 15th MUCC Executive Director July 20th ???
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
ANNUAL WORK BEE ALL
12-3pm Shower CLAYS
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#1&27-9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#1&25pm-Dusk Sporting Clays League6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#16:30pm Bingo7-10pm Fly Tying Workshop CLAYS
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#1&25pm-Dusk Muzzleloader League ODR#1&2 WOODSWALK6-9pm Black Powder Pistol RG#16:30-9pm Junior Shotgun7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS MEETING
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#1&23-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#1&25pm-Dusk Classic Car Cruise In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
Scouts Pav9-11am Junior Pellet Rifle RG#110am-4pm Sporting Clays12-3pm Open Shooting ODR12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Combat Pistol RG#16pm-12am Archery League Banquet MTG RM
9am-12pm CountryBreakfast9am-3pm Red Cross Blood Bank RG#212-6pm SportingClays12-6pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Open Shooting ODR4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#16-9pm Safari Club International Novi Chapter Meeting7-9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#15pm-Dusk Sporting Clays League6-9pm I.D.P.A. Shooting RG#16-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6:30pm Bingo
9am-12pm Open Pistol RG#110am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#15pm-Dusk Muzzleloader League ODR#1&2 WOODSWALK6-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun6:30-8:30pm Open Pistol RG#17:30pm BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#13-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap6-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#15pm-Dusk Classic Car Cruise In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
8am-12pm Reception MTG RM8am-12pm Party RG#210am-4pm Skeet & Trap10am-4pm Sporting Clays12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
12-6pm SportingClays12-6pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Open Shooting ODR4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#17-9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#15pm-Dusk Sporting Clays League6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#16-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6:30pm Bingo
10am-4pm I.C.E. ERO RG#110am-9pm Dinner RG#25pm-Dusk Muzzleloader League ODR#1&2 WOODSWALK6-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA8:00pm MEMBERSHIP MEETING- Multi-Laker Deadline
10am-4pm I.C.E. ERO RG#13-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap5pm-Dusk Horseshoe League6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA
Scouts PAV CG10am-4pm I.C.E. ERO RG#15pm-Dusk Classic Car Cruise In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
Scouts PAV CG9-11am Junior Pellet Rifle RG#110am-12pm Cowboy Actiom ODR10am-4pm Skeet & Trap10am-4pm Sporting Clays10am-12pm Sporting Clays Winter League Banquet RG#212-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
Scouts PAV CG8am-12pm WORK BEE ALL9am-1pm Archery 3D Shoot ODA12-6pm SportingClays12-6pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Open Shooting ODR1-3pm Archery Outdoor MAA Club Championship ODA4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#17-9pm Junior Rifle RG#1
5pm-Dusk Sporting Clays League6-9pm Basic Pistol RG#16-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6:30pm Bingo
9am-12pm Open Pistol RG#110am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#15pm-Dusk Muzzleloader League ODR#1&2 WOODSWALK6-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun6:30-8:30pm Open Pistol RG#1
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#13-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap4-10pm Tactical Training ODR#15pm-Dusk Horseshoe League6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#15pm-Dusk Classic Car Cruise In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
8am-6pm CPL/PPH Class RG#1&2, ODR10am-12pm Varmint Shoot ODR10am-4pm Skeet & Trap10am-4pm Sporting Clays12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
12-6pm SportingClays12-6pm Skeet & Trap12-3pm Open Shooting ODR4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
CLUB CLOSED
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#15pm-Dusk Sporting Clays League6-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6:30pm Bingo
5pm-Dusk Muzzleloader League ODR#1&2 WOODSWALK6-9pm Black Powder Pistol RG#16-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS MEETING
3-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap5pm-Dusk Horseshoe League6-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
5pm-Dusk Classic Car Cruise In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
N.P.R.C. Shoot ODR #1&2 S&T9am-12pm Kids Fishing Clinic LAKE10am-4pm Sporting Clays10am-12am Reception RG#212-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
N.P.R.C. Shoot ODR #1&2 S&T12-6pm SportingClays12-3pm Open Shooting ODR4-7pm Scouts RG#24:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#16-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6:30pm Bingo7-10pm Fly Tying Workshop CLAYS
9am-12pm Open Pistol RG#15pm-Dusk Muzzleloader League ODR#1&2 WOODSWALK6-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun6:30-8:30pm Open Pistol RG#17:30pm BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING
10am-4pm Tactical Training ODR#13-8:30pm Sporting Clays3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap5pm-Dusk Horseshoe League6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#16-9pm Archery Outdoor League ODA
Muzzleloader Rendezvous ODR#2 GROUNDS5pm-Dusk Classic Car Cruise In5:30-8pm Fish Fry
Muzzleloader Rendezvous ODR#2 GROUNDSScout Campout CG10am-12pm New Members Meeting MTG RM10am-4pm Skeet & Trap10am-4pm Sporting Clays12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#112-3pm Open Shooting ODR6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
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May 2016
At club this size there are always schedule changes going on. This calendar is accurate as of the middle of the preceding month.Check this Range Closures/Exceptions list, and double check with the web site calendar, or call the club before you plan your day.
5/11 Board of Directors Meeting5/18 Membership Meeting
5/4 Chairman's Meeting5/8 Country Breakfast
5/22 Work Bee
June
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6 7
15 16 17
12 1311 14
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Multi- Lakes Cookbook Every family seems to have several cooks whose recipes and special dishes have delighted diners for years and become trademarks at picnics, luncheons and potlucks. Now is the time to honor those cooks by participating in Multi-Lakes cookbook project. Please send those recipes to: [email protected] for publication in the cookbook. You can also drop off clearly printed recipes at the bar with the cooks name on the recipe.
Best regards, Jean Peltier
Looking to Try Something NEW? We are changing up the Summer League. Each Week a New Paper Target. Each Week a Novelty Shoot. Any muzzle loading rifle/pistol, any sites. Banquet in August. Open to public. Sign up for League or just shoot for the day. Located at Outdoor Range.
WOODSWALK and DOG & SUDS NIGHTS: April 27, May 25, June 29, July 27
Rifle league: $25.00 (includes woodswalk) Pistol league: $15.00
Hunter course: $15.00 (scoped rifles) Woodswalk: $15.00
Daily Range Fee: $4.00 4
ATTENTION MUZZLELOADER SHOOTERS
The Summer League: April 13th - July 27th Wednesdays 4:30pm until dusk
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MLCA Special Raffle Only 200 tickets available. Cost $20.00 each. Drawing date: September 21, 2016 during our General Meeting at 9:00 p.m.
Need not be present to win. Lic. # C27447
Susan Radze REALTOR ®
248.763.3110 [email protected]
I help sellers with a focused view on you!
Let me help you get your home SOLD for top dollar!
Daughter of member Carl Sundberg
The striking American flag design on this electric guitar is furtherembellished with the personal signature of hard rocker Ted Nugent. This instrument, made by Main Street Guitar Company features three single‐coil pickups, 22 frets, seal die cast tuners and chrome hardware. The vintage bridge accompanies a double cutaway solid body design that will have you showing your pride in the Red, White and Blue while reaching the top frets and high notes with ease. Highly collectible and limited to 1,200 units.
2016 Kid’s Fishing Clinic
Multi-Lakes’ kids and grandkids can learn the basics of fishing in our very own Reed lake – one-day fishing clinic on Saturday, June 4, 2016.
Ages 7-13, equipment and bait provided, basic knots and baits, rules and regs and catch-and-release fishing.
Last year’s event was enjoyed by all. Lots of fish and fun. Spin-casting techniques will be taught.
The class is from 9:00 AM to noon.
Reservations are a must – no walk-ins due to limited dock space. Call Hank Murawski (248.910.4163) to save a spot for your kids.
CPL CONCEALED PISTOL LICENSE
TRAINING
May 28th, 2016 (Pre-registration required by: May 14, 2016)
Name: _______________________________ (As shown on your driver’s license or MI State ID)
Address______________________________
City & Co.__________________________ MI
Zip___________________________________
Phone # ______________________________
Email: ________________________________ Member $75.00 / Non-member $125.00 (Fee non refundable after (May 14, 2016)
Make check payable to: Multi-Lakes C. A. or MLCA Mail to: Cal Kittinger – 24264 Tamarack Circle
Southfield, MI 48075 (248) 354-4449 Email: [email protected]
Leave gun(s) and 125 rounds of factory ammo in car. You will be told when to bring inside the building.
Ear (muff type recommended) & eye protection. Assemble in range house #2 between 8:00-8:30 a.m. Class starts 8:30a.m. - Class ends approx. 7:30p.m. (or
later, depending upon the time needed to answer questions during the legal portion of the class, or encountering unforeseen problems on the range.)
Lunch at club house (not included in course fee). Special dietary requirements - BYO. We need your name as on drivers license or state I.D. Bring pencil, pens, note paper & highlighter(s). Member rate extends to spouse, parent, child &
grandchild, but not in-laws.
Note: Not a class for beginners &/or first time handgun shooters; you must be familiar with your firearm before taking this class. We offer a 3-hour, 1st Step or Basic Pistol class starting at 6:30 p.m. 4th Tuesday of each month. $25 for members, $30 non-members. Contact Bill Brennecke @248-624-6854
Rocking on Reed Lake Featuring
Karin Elizabeth & Remedy
With special guest 2XL July 16, 2016
Gate opens at 4:30 band starts at 5:30
Bring lawn chairs - No coolers
Food, Refreshments, Beer and Wine available for purchase
Tickets only $5 per person
PUPPY FAIR Bring Your Puppies to Sell!
Dogs must be leashed or in a pen
For more info call: Dave Elam (248) 624-0944
Rescue shelter pups are
welcome too!
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Vice President – John LaFave called the meeting to order at 7:30pm, and the pledges were read.
Officers Present – President Glenn Kruckenberg, Vice President John LaFave, Membership Secretary Rich Carlson, Treasurer Jim Howie.
Chairman Present- John Miller, Ron DuBois, Bill Brennecke, Chet Dymon, Cal Kittinger, Carl Sundberg, Annie Barbara, Eric Manning, Andy lynch, Jeff Parker, Dave Sturtz, Harvey Cooper, Larry Willis, Rich LaFave.
Interested Members- Bill Lonsberry, Sam Mullins, Mike McGinley.
Operations Manager- Dave Fisher.
President`s Report- Glenn Kruckenberg reminded all present about upcoming dates. Country Breakfast Sunday April 10, Work Bee Sunday April 24, Swap Meet April 10, Slingshot banquet 6pm to 12pm Saturday April 23, Annual Work Bee Sunday May 1st 8am-4pm, Sunday. May 8 Blood Drive at Range House 2, 9am -3pm. Need Chairman to fill Marketing, Purchasing, and Kitchen Chairs.
Vice President- Motion to approve dates Cal Kittinger, John Miller, Motion approved without exception. Gun Bash June 4th need help on Friday June 3 on setup Table chairs, fence, electrical, etc. Also on Saturday need help on Parking, Security, Bartenders, Cleanup during and after event. Tear down crew on Sunday. Friends of N.R.A. dinner April 16
Treasurer’s Report - We are up and down on monies coming in.
Membership Secretary - Dues starting to come in and the new increase is in effect. When paying your dues, we have a new receipt book, make sure we have the correct information about your phone number, and email address.
Operations Manager - We have two event`s going on June 4; N.P.R.C. shoot, and the Gun Bash. We need help with Parking for both. WAM out cleaning the area. Swap meet is full. Disappointed on the decision of no Easter Party this year. Tickets on sale for the autographed guitar by Ted Nugent, tickets are $20.00 each.
Old Business:
Jeff Parker - Pancake breakfast at Skeet and Trap, Saturday April 9, 9am $5.00.
Andy Lynch - N.R.A. safety officers class. Dates in Multi-Laker, or see Charley Hatmaker for details.
Bill Brennecke - New cards are printed for different shooting events. See Bill for details.
New Business:
Cal Kittinger - Women on Target Saturday April 9, Round Robin.
Rich LaFave - Mentioned the passing of George (Hemorrhoid) Balbugh and a memorial on April 27, in the meeting room.
Motion to Adjourn: John Miller, second Rich LaFave at 8:02 pm Motion carried.
Support Staff Information
Competition Event SATURDAY June 4, 2016, 7:00am
80 Range Officers and Members Range Safety Officers, Score
Keepers, Cooking/Serving, Target Pulling/Posting, Parking, Sponsor
Set-up Help, Running, Coordination, Clean-Up Following Event
Day Before Set-Up FRIDAY June 3, 2016, 8:00am
All Able Bodied Club Members Grounds Preparation, Lawn Care,
Tent, Picnic Tables, Score Tables/Chairs, Barrier Fence,
Arrange Targets/Barriers
"Your Opportunity to Support the Good Guys”
Chairmen’s Meeting Minutes – April 6th, 2016
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2016 National Patrol Rifle Competition
SATURDAY JUNE 4th
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CAROL’S CORNER The Balls and Shafts went at it hot &
heavy. It was a lot of fun. Balls missed their mark, but so did some of the shafts.
Final: The shafts beat those little balls up. It’s hard to hit those little balls with an arrow in your hand.
League is done. It’s time for fun in the woods. ~ Carol
MAA Club Champs Tim Loynes Dayna Azzopardi Terry Kozlowski Kevin Adams Mike Doyle Nick Atkins Ray Cummins Owen Cummins Carol Wedge Austin Loynes PhillipVarner Mike McCarty Lily Adams Dustin Glynn Teagan Smith Conner Garlak Nate Worden Alexis Worden
NFAA State Lisa Camfield 1st William Demerest 3rd Carol Wedge 1st Dayna Azzopardi 2nd Owen Cummins 3rd Dennis O’Callaghan 2nd
~ Woods-Walk ~~ League ~
The final day of the woodswalk season, came along with the final snow of the season. Nevertheless, it was a good time for all - and the prizes “yummy”.
Gillian Baird, 11 years old, shot her first Jr. Pellet Rifle target with us in April 2013. She is shown in the photo, in April 2016, with Jr Pellet Rifle Chairman - Wayne Hoyt and her father George Baird, receiving the top NRA award, Distinguished Expert Medal. Congratulations Gillian.
~ Pellet Rifle ~
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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……………………………………….….$10.00 per hour* Juniors (17 & under)………………………………..…..$3.00 per hour*
*When range is at full capacity. For your convenience we have the following items available to purchase:
Targets, Eye & Ear Protection, Shoot & Sees, and
Ammunition is once again for sale! For further information call the Open Pistol Chair:
John Miller 586-495-7452
Wanted:
The Huron River Raiders at Multi-Lakes are looking for new guests that want to learn how to Shoot the “Guns of the Old West”. You can use our guns and a limited supply of our ammo. (Range fee $5, non-mem $10)
Our goal is twofold: to introduce the fastest growing gun sport to Men, Women, Kids and Western enthusiasts and to give instruction.
During 2016 we plan on having practice sessions on: 5/21,6/18, 7/30, & 9/17.
All sessions held from 10:00 –12:00. You can shoot .22, 45 Colt & 38 Spl. pistols and lever action rifles,
&12/20/410 shotguns. All are replicas of 1873-1907. You will be taught by professionals!
Cool Hand Carl (Marshal). Call: (248)318-3463 & leave a message. [email protected]
Sporting Clays
Thursdays 3:00 ‐ DuskSaturdays 10:00 ‐ 3:00Sundays Noon ‐ Dusk
(248) 363‐8811
Friday Cruise
Nights
Runs thru October 4:30 to Dusk
Fish FryOutdoor Barbeque
Door Prizes50/50 Drawings
Music & Fun
26th Annual Summer
Rendezvous Clint Double 248-363-2139
June 10-122016
Dave Mercieca248-318-6053
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Class 1 Class 2 Class3 Tues Jul 26 Aug 9 Aug 23 Wed Jul 27 Aug 10 Aug 24 Sat Jul 30 Aug 13 Aug 27 Tues Aug 2 Aug 16 Aug 30 Wed Aug 3 Aug 17 Aug 31
Class Sessions Tues Registration Starts at 6pm
– Class 7 to 10pm – Firearm Show and Tell
Wed Class 7 to 10pm – Archery Show and Tell – Hunter Responsibility
Sat 9am to 12noon – Hands-on Outdoor activity - Shooting, Compass, GPS, and Boat Safety
Tues Class 7 to 10pm - First Aid - Game Care, Game Mgmt.
Wed 7 to 9:30pm – Review - Testing – Test Scoring - Certificates will be Distributed (Min 80% test score is required to get certificate)
Everyone is Welcome Cost $10.00 at Registration No Pre-Registrations Taken All Sessions Must be Attended No Make-Up Sessions Available Must be at least 10 yrs old to hunt in Michigan Parental consent is required to handle firearms on Saturday Soda and Snacks Available to Purchase
Wayne Hoyt – 248-363-2294 Chet Dymon – 248-363-7030 or e-Mail [email protected] (Subject – Hunter Ed)
Hunters Education Classes
Doc Johnson presented an Anschutz target rifle to the Jr Rifle program. The rifle was purchased using grant monies from the Friends of NRA.
Junior Shotgun Junior'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.
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Letters to the Editor, and Hunt Photos should be
e-mailed to: [email protected]
Prints and hand written letters can be dropped in my box at the club.
SEND IN YOUR HUNTING/FISHING
PHOTOS!
2016‐17 Dues Structure Dues are due on June 1st and should be paid by June 30th to avoid a $25.00 late fee. Members in arrears on Sept. 1st will be suspended. We will begin accepting dues for 2016‐17 on April 1st.
Regular Membership $225.00 Semi Active $ 75.00 Senior $ 65.00 Working $125.00 Probationary Regular* $325.00
Probationary Working is under review and will be published in June.
Suspended Members reinstated upon Board of Directors approval.
*Non‐ Working new members
~ Letter ~ Skeet & Trap Kitchen Remodel
I would like to say thanks to the following for helping with the Skeet & Trap kitchen remodeling: Sal Ferra, John Kucharski, Craig Norwood, Mike McGinley, John Miller, Glen Kruckenberg, Charlie Bonar, Jeff Parker, Jerry Ingash
A special thanks to Nick Brown for donating from Impressive Granite Tops for the kitchen.
Would also like to thank the 1 man (you know who you are) that had vision to move the refrigerator facing the correct way.
And Thank You to the Board for your approval. If I have forgotten anyone I apologize, and would like to say Thank you.
Mike Smith
Chairman of the Board Jeff Parker called the meeting to order at 7:30 PM. Jeff led the Board in the Pledge of Allegiance and the Conservation Pledge. Officers present: Kruckenberg, Ashcraft & Carlson. Absent: LaFave, Howie & Mullins. Directors present: Brennecke, Lynch, Maybrier, Hutton, Miller, Parker, Barbara, Smith & Gray.
PEOPLE TO SEE THE BOARD: Eric Manning pointed out the incorrect NPRC start date and time were published previously. MOTION: Gray/Lynch to revise the start date and time to June 4th, 2016 @ 9:00 AM. Motion Carried. Dick Newton presented his presented his previous letters requesting IRS Form 990 and all attachments for 2013 thru 2015. Discussion followed. Additional comments followed regarding needing an audit committee chairman. Kruckenberg will handle. Harvey Cooper for Lynn Lash regarding Good Old Days raffle. Discussion followed indicating it is already in the budget. Ed Curtis gave a follow up on the recent FNRA event. General discussion from the board for having a recording device for the meetings. MOTION: Gray/Lynch to purchase a recording device to be utilized for club meetings which can be used at the convenience of the Recording Secretary. Motion Carried. MOTION: Maybrier/Brennecke to approve last March board minutes with correction to the last reference to FOP #128 which was typo’d. Motion Carried.
PRESIDENT'S REPORT: Glenn Kruckenberg Glenn Discussed the amount of incorrect phone numbers in the membership list and the importance of getting it corrected. Glenn also discussed a list of committees needing additional assistance to continue their efforts and the effects of the incorrect membership list. Committee chair positions needing filled are Marketing, Purchasing, Kitchen & Entertainment. Don’t forget the FNRA event this Saturday. Workbee will be Sunday 4/24/16. There will be a blood drive in the range house on May 8th @ 8AM to 3PM. Mickey McCanham is having a 75th Anniversary meeting in the main meeting room @ 10AM on April 23rd. Swap Day was a sell out and a huge success.
VICE PRESIDENT's REPORT: John LaFave No report due to absence. Calendar of dates were presented by Kruckenberg. MOTION: Brennecke/Kruckenberg to accept the calendar of dates as presented. Motion Carried. MOTION: Gray/Lynch to revise the motion of last month regarding Good Old Days to have Good Old Days on the 4th weekend of August in the future. Motion Carried.
TREASURER's REPORT: Jim Howie Howie was absent. Information was provided by Fisher & Kruckenberg. Motion: Gray/Lynch to receive and file the Treasurer’s report. Motion Carried.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY'S REPORT: Rich Carlson MOTION: Carlson/Lynch to accept the membership applications as presented. Discussion followed with certain details discussed. Motion Carried. MOTION: Carlson/Miller to reinstate Mike Pando to Regular membership status. Discussion followed regarding his departure. Motion Carried. Carlson also discussed the Senior class dues and how they are currently facilitated in regard to qualification.
RECORDING SECRETARY's REPORT: Jim Ashcraft Ashcraft read a thank you card from the Johnston family. MOTION: Ashcraft/Maybrier to receive and post the thank you card. Motion Carried.
MANAGER's REPORT: Barry Anderson Barry thanked the officers and board for their thought, prayers and understanding during the las few months regarding his wife. A special thank you to Dave Fisher for his extra efforts in Barry’s absence. Rentals are looking positive for 2017. Ron LaDoucer has been working on converting the wood piles to marketable firewood. MOTION: Kruckenberg/Miller to sell firewood for $100 per pick-up bed load. Motion Carried. Payments and receipts be handled at the bar. We need a plan for tree care around the grounds before we experience a catastrophic event. All watercraft on the grounds require registration at the bar before June 1, 2016. Vacation dates requested for May 27-29, July 5-6 & 8-10, 2016. MOTION: Kruckenberg/Lynch to approve the manager’s vacation schedule. Motion Carried.
OPERATIONS MANAGER: Dave Fisher Dave stated we need to keep an eye out for suspicious activity on the grounds. Don’t hesitate to inquire for membership card or what is going on. The club is looking for two gently used refrigerators. NPRC will need a lot of help during the event. Bar stool replacement will cost around $2,800.
STANDING COMMITTEE REPORTS: None. SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORTS: None.
Parker called for a 10 minute recess to reconvene @ 8:50PM
OLD BUSINESS: MOTION: Lynch/Maybrier to raise the minimum age to 18 to shoot unaccompanied on club firearm ranges with exception to Junior programs. Motion Carried.
Tipping on credit cards was discussed. Miller inquired about the disposition of the web blast. Kruckenberg presented a membership pamphlet for review. MOTION: Kruckenberg/Smith to approve $825 to print 2,500 copies of the colored membership pamphlet with correction to the map on the back page. Motion Carried. Opposed- Lynch, Maybrier, Carlson & Gray. Brennecke provided additional information on the club championship. MOTION: Brennecke/ Lynch to allow the club championship to start on April 21, 2016 with awards presented at the worker’s appreciation dinner. Motion Carried. Smith gave a report on the kitchen upgrades at skeet & trap. It looks nice and was under budget. He also spoke about the poor condition of the small pole barn roof and possibility of replacing it with metal. MOTION: Smith/Barbara to pursue information for metal roofing for the small pole barn. Motion Carried. Fisher provided information on the indoor range backstop. Parker mentioned a hearing specialist desiring to address the board. Harvey Cooper inquired about seal coating the parking lot. Barry will get quotes and report back.
MOTION: Kruckenberg/Gray to enter executive session @ 9:35PM to include managers, Past Presidents and Sargent at Arms. Motion Carried. MOTION: Kruckenberg/Smith to exit executive session @ 10:35PM Motion Carried.MOTION: Ashcraft/Barbara to adjourn @ 10:36PM. Motion Carried.
Respectfully Submitted by, Jim Ashcraft #89-77 Recording Secretary
Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – April 13th, 2016
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Proposed By-Law Changes, submitted by Rich Carlson Membership Sec
Article 3, Membership Section 1 ORIGINAL 1-B “Senior” membership in this Association shall
consist of those persons who have been members in good standing for a period of five (5) years or more immediately prior or after attaining at least the age of sixty-two (62).
PROPOSED CHANGE 1-B “Senior” membership in this Association shall
consist of those persons who have been members in good standing for a period of two (2) years or more immediately prior to or after attaining at least the age of sixty-two (62).
Section 1-B above is one change to be voted on – everything below is a second change to be voted on.
Article 3, Membership Section 1 ORIGINAL Section 1 Membership in this Association shall be limited to the following ten categories known as: “Regular”; “Working”; “Senior”; “Disabled”; “Honorary”; “Semi-Active”; “Probationary”; “Life”; “Associate” and “Conditional” members. PROPOSED CHANGE Section 1 Membership in this Association shall be limited to the following ten categories known as: Regular, Active, Senior, Disabled, Honorary, Semi-Active, Life, Probationary, and Past President.
ORIGINAL 1-E “Semi-Active” membership in this Association
shall consist of those persons who elect to become such members and have been “regular” or “working” members continuously for the period of two (2) years or more immediately prior to their relocation of residence, and who then intend to permanently reside outside a radius of 100 miles or more from the parent Association. “Semi-Active” memberships shall carry no voting rights. Any “Semi-Active” member moving back within the 100-mile radius must change his membership status.
PROPOSED CHANGE 1-E “Semi-Active” membership in this Association
shall consist of those persons who elect to become such members and have been Regular or Active members continuously for the period of two (2) years or more immediately prior to their relocation of residence, and who then intend to permanently reside outside a radius of 100 miles or more from the parent Association. “Semi-Active” memberships shall carry no voting rights. Any “Semi-Active” member moving back within the 100-mile radius must change his/her membership status.
STRIKE SECTIONS 1-I AND 1-J ORIGINAL 1-I “Associate” members will be limited to twenty-
five (25) individuals and must meet the requirements set forth in Article 7 section 1-H and are not “Regular “; “Working”; “Senior”; “Probationary”; or “Life” members.
1-J “Conditional” members shall consist of any person who has applied, for the first time, for membership in the Association in accordance with these Bylaws, paid his or her respective application fee, had his or her application reviewed by the Membership Secretary, and who has been issued a Conditional membership card, but has not been inducted as a Probationary member. Those Conditional members whose applications have been approved by the Membership Committee and the Board, and who have paid their Probationary member dues, shall (provided their applications continue to be valid) be inducted as a Probationary member at the induction ceremony scheduled by the Membership Secretary and approved by the Board. A person’s Conditional membership shall last for no longer than three (3) months and shall terminate upon the first of the following to occur: (i) rejection of the application by the Membership Committee or the Board; (ii) the person’s application becoming invalid; (iii) order of the Board; (iv) failing to timely pay Probationary member dues; (v) expiration of the above referenced three (3) month period; or (vi) the person being inducted as a Probationary member. “Conditional” members shall have no voting or sponsorship rights in the Association. Conditional members will be allowed to accrue hours towards their Probationary membership requirements and if they elect to do so, the twelve (12) month period within which to complete the twelve (12) club functions, in accordance with Section 7 of this Article, shall commence.
Article 3, Membership Section 2 ORIGINAL Section 2 “Regular”, “Working”, and “Probationary” members in this Association shall be limited to one thousand individuals. The Board may waive this limitation to restore to membership those members who receive an honorable discharge from the Armed Forces, or to accept into membership children of members upon their honorable discharge from the Armed Forces, provided that all other requirements herein are complied with. PROPOSED CHANGE Section 2 Regular, Active, and Senior members in this Association shall be limited to one thousand individuals. The Board may waive this limitation to restore to membership those members who receive an 13
honorable discharge from the Armed Forces, or to accept into membership children of members upon their honorable discharge from the Armed Forces, provided that all other requirements herein are complied with.
Article 3, Membership Section 4 ORIGINAL Section 4 All members in good standing, except “Honorary” and “Conditional” shall have the privilege of sponsoring for membership in this Association, six (6) applicants per calendar year. If a sponsoring member should drop their membership for any reason, The applicant’s status as an “Associate” member shall Immediately terminate, the applicant’s application will become invalid and it will be necessary for the applicant to obtain a new sponsoring member. PROPOSED CHANGE Section 4 All members in good standing, except Honorary and Probationary shall have the privilege of sponsoring for membership in this Association six (6) applicants per calendar year. If a sponsoring member should drop his/her membership for any reason, the applicant’s status as a Probationary member shall immediately terminate, the applicant’s application will become invalid and it will be necessary for the applicant to obtain a new sponsoring member.
Article 3, Membership Section 5 ORIGINAL 5-A Each application shall be accompanied by a
forty-dollar ($40.00) application fee. that is not refundable, and shall apply to the applicant’s first year membership dues should applicant be approved as a “Probationary” member.
PROPOSED CHANGE 5-A Each application shall be accompanied by non-
refundable dues, and this payment shall cover the dues obligation for the remainder of the membership year when the applicant obtains board approval as a “Probationary” member. This may be paid with a $40.00 deposit and the remainder of the dues paid within 10 days or the application becomes invalid.
Article 3, Membership Section 7 ORIGINAL Section 7 All new members, with the exception of Associate members, shall be on a probationary period pursuant with club policy. It shall be the duty of each new member during the probationary period to participate in twelve (12) club functions, at least six (6) of which must be active participation on work bee’s or serve upon a committee of the association to the satisfaction of the committee chairperson. It shall be an option for a probationary member to pay an additional one hundred ($100.00) in Lieu of the 6 work bee’s. New members who opt to pay $100.00 in Lieu of the 6 work bees shall not have the right to vote until the second year of
membership. If such obligations are not met, the member shall be expelled subject to a review of the Membership Committee and the Board. Participation in these twelve (12) club functions must be completed within a twelve (12) months period, which shall commence on the first of the following to occur (i) the date the conditional member elects to participate in, and seek credit for, a club function; or (ii) the date the person becomes a Probationary Member. If such obligations are not met, the member shall be expelled subject to a review of the membership Committee and the Board. PROPOSED CHANGES Section 7 All new members shall be on a probationary period pursuant with club policy. It shall be the duty of each new member during the probationary period to participate in twelve (12) club functions, at least six (6) of which must be active participation in Club events sufficient to earn twenty-four (24) Club credits or serve upon a committee of the association to the satisfaction of the committee chairperson. (Club credits generally reflect hours of participation at “Club Days” and help with Club events, but are not limited to such.) It shall be an option for an Applicant to pay an additional one hundred ($100.00) in lieu of 24 club credits. New members who opt to pay $100.00 in Lieu of the 24 club credits shall not have the right to vote until the second year of membership. If such obligations are not met, the member shall be expelled subject to a review of the Membership Committee and the Board. Participation in these twelve (12) club functions must be completed within a twelve (12) months period.
Article 3, Membership Section 8 ORIGINAL Section 8 “Regular”; “Working”; “Senior”, “Disabled” and “Life” members shall be entitled to one vote at regular, special and annual meetings, to hold office, and otherwise enjoy the privileges of membership while the member is a member in good standing. PROPOSED CHANGES Section 8 Regular, Active, Senior, Disabled and Life members shall be entitled to one vote at regular, special and annual meetings; to hold office; and to otherwise enjoy the privileges of membership while a member in good standing.
Article 7, Dues and Assessments Section 1 ORIGINAL 1-A All dues will be an amount assessed and
approved by the membership for each class. (i.e., regular, working, probationary, senior, disabled and semi-active and Associate members).
PROPOSED CHANGES 1-A All dues will be an amount assessed and
approved by the membership for each class. (i.e., Regular, Active, Probationary, Senior, Disabled and Semi-Active members) 14
ORIGINAL 1-C Working member’s dues for any regular
working member who accumulates twenty-five (25) hours of approved work time before June 30th will be $125.00 per year.
PROPOSED CHANGES 1-C Active member’s dues for any member who
accumulates twenty-five (25) hours of approved club credits before June 30th will be $125.00 per year.
ORIGINAL 1-D Probationary member’s dues will be pro-rated
based on four (4) Probationary Member Induction meetings each year, (June, September, December, and March) and will be assessed as follows: June – Two Hundred Twenty Five dollars The same as a Regular member ($225.00) September – One Hundred Seventy one dollars ($171.00) December – One Hundred Fourteen dollars ($114.00) March – Fifty Seven dollars ($57.00)
PROPOSED CHANGES 1-D Probationary members’ initial dues will be
$225.00. Probationary member’s 2nd years dues will be pro-rated based on four (4) Probationary Member Induction meetings each year, (June, September, December, and March) and will be assessed as follows: June – Two hundred twenty-five dollars The same as a Regular member ($225.00) plus 24 club credits September – ($170.00) plus eighteen (18) club credits. December – One hundred fifteen dollars ($115.00) plus twelve (12) club credits. March- Fifty-five dollars ($55.00) plus six (6) club credits. Probationary members must obtain an additional 25 club credits over their initial requirements to be able to obtain reduced dues
STRIKE ARTICLE 7, 1-H 1-H Associate members’ dues shall be three (3)
times the amount of Regular membership. Associate members will have no voting rights and are not able to neither run for nor hold office of the Association.
ORIGINAL renamed to 1H 1-H Any Regular, Working, Disabled or Semi-Active
or Associate member who is delinquent on July 1st shall be assessed a fine of $25.00 (Twenty-Five). In extenuating circumstances, the Membership Secretary shall have the right to waive the above fine.
PROPOSED CHANGE 1H Any Regular, Active, Disabled, Senior or Semi-
Active member who is delinquent on July 1st
shall be assessed a fine of $25.00 (twenty-five). In extenuating circumstances, the Membership Secretary shall have the right to waive the above fine.
Renumber article 1-I to 1-H and 1-J to 1-I
Article 7, Dues and Assessments Section 2 ORIGINAL 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. Notice as to time of year that dues are due and the last date before a member becomes delinquent shall be printed in the Association’s official publication, for June, July, and August of the current year. This Section shall not apply to any regular, semi-active or working member who joins or is called into the active Armed Forces, until the end of that membership year following his honorable discharge. The member shall not be subject to annual dues for this period of duty and shall not be included in the Associations limit of one thousand members. In-active reserves are not subject to this exclusion. PROPOSED CHANGES 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. Notice as to time of year that dues are due and the last date before a member becomes delinquent shall be printed in the Association’s official publication, for June, July, and August of the current year. This Section shall not apply to any Regular, Semi-Active or Active member who joins or is called into the active Armed Forces, until the end of that membership year following his honorable discharge. The member shall not be subject to annual dues for this period of duty and shall not be included in the Associations limit of one thousand members. Inactive reserves are not subject to this exclusion.
Article 7, Dues and Assessments Section 4 ORIGINAL Section 4 The membership may, by a majority vote of those present at a special meeting called for that purpose, declare that an assessment in an amount not to exceed fifty dollars ($50.00) be levied against all “Regular”, “Working”, and “Probationary” members of this Association for the purpose of financing the necessary operations of the Association. Semi-active members, who return to a regular membership status, within three (3) years of such levy, shall be required to pay the assessment. Notice of the special meeting shall be
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MLCA President Glenn Kruckenberg called the meeting to order at 8:00 PM. Glenn led the members in the Pledge of Allegiance and the Conservation Pledge. Glen then welcomed all the new members, and acknowledged the Past Presidents in attendance: Dave Fisher, Jim Kirn, Russ DeVriendt, Skip Worden, Tony Katopodis, Charley Stevens & Sam Mullins.
Motion: Chris Peltier/Cal Kittinger to approve the March minutes as printed in The Multi-Laker. Motion Carried Unanimously.
Motion: Colleen McKowen/Cal Kittinger to receive and file the March Treasurers report as printed in The Multi-Laker. Motion Carried Unanimously.
MOTION: Sam Mullins/Brennecke to suspend the general membership portion of the meeting and excuse all guests and non-members from the room to address a membership situation. Motion Carried Unanimously. Kruckenberg discussed an allegation against a member involving a minor during set up for the super bowl party. An incident report was filed and received by the Board of Directors. Pursuant to the current By-Laws, any member has the opportunity to address the membership regarding actions by the Board of Directors and the member was requested to appear before the Board of Directors to refute the allegations. Member Kevin Peltier #1625 addressed the membership and gave his explanation of the alleged events and read a letter asking to have his membership reinstated under false pretenses. MOTION: Dan Peltier/Alexander Kolanek to reinstate Kevin Peltier’s membership under false pretenses. Several members provided comments and inquiries. The vote was called for: In Favor: 36, Opposed: 17 Motion Carried. MOTION: Harvey Cooper/Bob Zavitz to resume the General Membership portion of the meeting. Motion Carried Unanimously. The General Membership portion of the meeting was continued with guests and non-members allowed to return to the room.
PRESIDENT’s REPORT: Glenn Kruckenberg Tonight’s attendance: Members=133, New Members=17, Windsor Members=0, Guests=8 Thank you all for attending.
Don’t forget the Workbee this Sunday. Blood drive is on May 8th, Texas Hold’em events can use additional help. We’re looking to fill a few committee chair positions. Please contact him or management for further details if interested. Early Draw- Club #697 Past President Gene Thibodeau was not in attendance.
RECORDING SECRETARY: Jim Ashcraft – Read a thank you card received. MOTION: Cal Kittinger/Adam Rott to receive and post the thank you card. Motion Carried.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Rich Carlson – Membership numbers are growing. Dues are now being taken, pay on time to prevent a late fee.
TREASURER’s REPORT: Jim Howie- Gave the current status of the club finances and the comparisons to past periods. Sporting activities are up, dues are due and continue supporting club events and we will strive.
OPERATION MANAGER’s REPORT: Dave Fisher- FOP #128 sent us tickets to their annual fundraising basketball game for our donation. If anyone would like to attend, please contact Dave for tickets. The club is looking for two mildly used refrigerators. Please see management with information. He will arrange picking them up.
VICE PRESIDENT’s REPORT: John LaFave- Gun Bash ticket sales are slow. Please jump in and help make this event a success. Workers are also needed for the day of the event. NPRC is going on concurrently. There will be a lot of activity at the club. Lynn will have a Good Old Days meeting Wednesday 4/27/16 @ 7:00PM n the bar.
CHAIRMEN TO SPEAK: Doc Johnson- Gave an update on the grants from Friends of NRA, MLCA received almost $14,000 this year. Doc called Chet Dymon and Wayne Hoyt to the stage to present the Jr Rifle program with an Anschutz target rifle. Doc read the proposed By-Laws changes, published elsewhere in The Multi-Laker. The next General Membership meeting will be the last reading and the vote will be taken. Jeff Parker- The new Skeet & Trap kitchen looks nice, come out and give it a look. Adam Rott- Line dancing did well during the winter months. 3-D archery will have their first shoot on May 22nd. Jon Lash- Swap Day was a sell-out. Next event will likely be September. Jon warned sellers to keep an eye on their wares as recently there was some sticky fingers. Ed Curtis- MLCA received $9,41.38 in grants. Birmingham Gun Club received $1,797.95 for their Jr program. An Armalite AR-10 will be raffled off next year. Be on the look-out for tickets. Bill Brennecke- PPC (Combat Pistol) is held on 1st, 3rd & 5th Tuesdays of the month. IDPA is on 2nd Tuesday. The club championship event is starting. The award will be presented at the Worker’s Appreciation Dinner.
OLD BUSINESS: None. NEW BUSINESS:
Kruckenberg- Mentioned Jenny Olson from Michigan Out-of-Doors visited the club to film our slingshot/archery match. No information yet on the date it will be aired. MOTION: Rich LaFave/Harvey Cooper to adjourn the business portion of the meeting. Motion Carried. Kruckenberg asked for a ten minute recess before entertainment.
Entertainment: Aflac Insurance Entertainment was provided by Richard Barlow of Aflac Insurance. An informative presentation was given with a short question and answer session.
Meeting night raffles: 3rd place Knife set won by 2nd place Coleman grill won by member 1st place BBQ Grill won by member
MOTION: Jim Howie/Harvey Cooper to disband the general meeting. Motion Carried.
Respectfully Submitted by, Jim Ashcraft #89-77, Recording Secretary
General Membership Meeting Minutes – April 20th, 2016
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Fish FryAll You Can Eat Every Friday
5:30 to 8:00pm Fried & Baked Fish, Roasted Chicken, Salad,
Coleslaw, Veggie, Baked Potatoes & Fries $6.50 Kids 5-12, $8.50 Seniors 62+,
$9 Adults Help Support Your Club!
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
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Skeet & Trap and now
Five Stand
Open Shooting Thursday 3:00 to 9:30 Saturday 10:00 to 4:00
Note: Closed first Saturday of the month
Sunday Noon to 6:00
Meeting Night Raffle
May 18th Top Prizes are scheduled to be: 1st – $300 Gift Card
2nd – Cooler 3rd – Flashlight
License # C27447 Thank you for your support.
We welcome any and all suggestions.
Please call: Don Priebe (248) 363-0753
Adults $8.50 Seniors $8.00
Kids 5-12 $5.50 Kids under 5, Free
+$1.00 Omelets
2nd Sunday of Each Month 9AM - Noon
May 8 ~ June 12
TEXAS HOLD’EM May 9th, 10th, 11th (Monday-Wednesday) Looking for Help The Shark Club 6665 Highland Rd Waterford Call Glenn Kruckenberg 313-407-6724
Senate Majority Floor Leader Mike Kowall
Please call my office toll free at
(866) 301‐6515
with any questions or email me at [email protected]
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Representing the Conservation & Outdoor Community
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Daily Bar Lunch Specials Monday
Burger Basket $6.00
Tuesday Coney's $1.00
Wednesday Rubin $5.00
Thursday BLT w/ chips $5.00
Friday Patty Melt w/ chips $5.00
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Fish Fry Schedule
May 06 Podkul (248) 363-5828 13 Bartrum (313) 478-3094 20 McGinley (248) 931-2927 27 Mullins (248) 360-4251
June 03 DeVriendt (248) 363-9109 10 Funni (602) 206-6809 17 Podkul (248) 363-5828 24 Bartrum (313) 478-3094
You can buy HATS, PATCHES & MORE…
ANYTIME!
We have a full display table of items for sale at our monthly meeting, and some special events at the
club. There is also a display case by the bar entrance. You can ask the bartender on duty, or
anytime you see us around the clubhouse. We want you to be able to show everyone that you are a proud
member of MLCA. Thank you all for your continuing support.
John LaFave (248) 996-0030
Red Cross Blood Drive
Sunday, May 8th
Open to the Public
16 Years & Older
9am-3pm
Range House #2
On Mother’s day
Same day as Country Breakfast
RANGE FEES Effective January 11, 2012
MEMBER NON-
MEMBER
JUNIOR ARCHERY $ 4.00 $ 7.00 $ 2.00 BULLS-EYE PISTOL $ 4.00 $ 10.00 - COMBAT PISTOL $ 6.00 $ 6.00 - HUNTERS ED. $ 10.00 $ 10.00 $ 10.00JUNIOR RIFLE - - $ 2.00 *OPEN PISTOL $ 4.00 $ 10.00 $ 3.00 *OUTDOOR RANGE $ 4.00 $ 12.00 $ 4.00 SKEET & TRAP $ 5.00 $ 7.50 $ 4.00 FIVE STAND $ 7.50 $ 9.00 $ 6.00 SPORTING CLAYS $12.00 $ 18.00 $ 8.00 WOODSWALK $ 3.00 $ 4.00 - Ear & eye protection, ammo & targets available *Per hour if busy.
Pull Tabs Progressive Jackpot Free Coffee - Great Food
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M. Bartrun* (313) 478-3049 Robert Bigotti (586) 419-9742 G. Biron (313) 532-8542 P. Cesaro (248) 685-1922 J. Cleveland (248) 473-0085
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~ MLCA Outdoor Range ~ Range Officer On Call List ~J. Miller (586) 495-7452 J. Parker (248)330-0824 S. Ross (248) 563-6745 D. St. Aubin (248) 698-1355 R. Taskey (248) 830-2456 K. Troyer (248) 684-2389 M. Wilkinson (248) 421-4611
Outdoor Range Schedule Open Shooting Hours: Saturdays & Sundays 12:00 noon - 3:00pm EXCEPT Holidays & Special Events All other dates check calendar for committee & times
Recent Gun-A-Week Winners Mar-25 Browning A-Bolt III 270 cal. 0777 Ben D Redford MI Apr-1 Springfield XD9 Mod Z SC9C 9 mm 0488 Lauren G Trenton MI Apr-8 Benelli Super Nova 3.5 12 ga. 0522 Ron P Milford MI Apr-15 Browning Buckmark Practical .22 cal. 0168 Jill C Comstock Park MI Apr-22 Remington 870 12 ga. Jeff R Monroe MI
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Cook your own T-bone steakChoice of:
16 oz. Steak $10 20 oz. Steak $12
or Chicken Breast $8
Served: 6 pm to 7:45 pm ½ lb. Burgers to order……plus……Fries
With: Baked Potato
Vegetable Tossed Salad
and Garlic Bread
MEMBERS CHANGE OF ADDRESS FORMPlease 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_____________________________________________
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3. Mail To: Multi-Laker Phone______________________ 3860 Newton Road Commerce Twp., MI 48382 E-Mail_______________________
CLUB BAR OPEN DAILY
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governed by Article 6, Section 5. No more than fifty dollars ($50.00) in assessments shall be levied against these members, within a three (3) year period. In the event of a levy of any such assessment, the Board shall provide terms and conditions for the payment thereof. Any member, who shall fail to comply with such terms or conditions of payment within thirty (30) days, shall be subject to expulsion from membership in this Association. PROPOSED CHANGES Section 4 The membership may, by a majority vote of those present at a special meeting called for that purpose, declare that an assessment in an amount not to exceed fifty dollars ($50.00) be levied against Past Presidents and all Regular, Active, Senior, Disabled, Probationary, and Life members of this Association for the purpose of financing the necessary operations of the Association. Semi-active members, who return to a regular membership status within three (3) years of such levy, shall be required to pay the assessment. Notice of the
special meeting shall be governed by Article 6, Section 5. No more than fifty dollars ($50.00) in assessments shall be levied against these members within a three (3) year period. In the event of a levy of any such assessment, the Board shall provide terms and conditions for the payment thereof. Any member who shall fail to comply with such terms or conditions of payment within thirty (30) days shall be subject to expulsion from membership in this Association.
Attention All Watercraft Owners
On The MLCA Lakefront
Please Register Your Watercrafts at The Bar By June 1st
Name or Club Number Must Be On Your Watercraft
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Phone (248) 359-9040REPORT ALL POACHING (RAP) 1-800-292-7800
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Multi-Lakers & the NRA
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75th Anniversary Good Old Days Operation Can-DoMick McCanham 248-366-6819 Lyn Lash 248-363-7474 Richard LaFave, Sr. 248-669-9540
Activities Dennis Donagan 248-292-9095 Outdoor RangeAndy Willetts 248-760-1310 Grants Mike Wilkinson 248-421-4611
Adopt-a-Highway Richard Johnson 313-300-5244 PaintingMike Mehrman 248-360-3733 Grounds Tom Jakubiec 248-624-0014
Archery Al Wilkinson 248-363-2690 ParliamentarianKen Hamann (Outdoor) 248-360-0386 Scott Wilkinson 810-560-0709 VACANCYAdam Rott (3D) 248-891-7640 Kevin Starrs 248-425-0509 Personal Protection/CPL ClassesTim Loynes (Indoor) 248-773-9650 David Behme 248-310-2182 Cal Kittinger 248-354-4449Ron Opfer (Junior) 248-624-0161 Russ Thompson (Fence) 248-698-1961 Pheasant Hunt
Bar Hats and Patches Marshall Maybrier 248-867-5069John Sinkowski 248-770-3672 John LaFave 248-996-0030 Photography
Bingo Haunted Forest Mike Bauman 248-622-9731Chris Peltier 248-701-0001 Jeff Parker 248-330-0824 Pistol, .22 Pin ShootDennis Donagan 248-292-9177 Historian John Miller 586-495-7452
Blood Drive Jan Podkul 248-762-5957 Bill Stumpf 248-521-8153Dennis Donagan 248-292-9095 Mick McCanham 248-366-6819 Pistol, Bullseye
Building Maintenance Horseshoes Jim Howie 248-698-1517Brian Moore 248-505-3680 Rob Joyner 248-363-0211 Pistol, Combat
By Laws Horticulture Bill Brennecke 248-624-6854Rich Johnson 313-300-5244 Bob Bauman 248-505-1625 Jim Alcorn 248-701-1032
Car Cruise House Pistol, Open Skip Worden 248-685-0703 Richard LaFave, Sr. 248-669-9540 John Miller 586-495-7452
Chairperson’s Committee Hunters Ed. & Basic Rifle Political Action CommitteeJohn LaFave 248-996-0030 Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294 Ed Sienkiewicz 248-624-4782
Charity Ticket Machine Chet Dymon 248-363-7030 Pole BarnTed Golding 248-363-1261 Insurance Jim Babel 248-363-9891
Chaplain VACANCY PopcornSkip Worden 248-685-0703 JOAD Rudy Kirn 248-363-3027
Computer Ron Opfer 248-624-0161 PurchasingJan Podkul 248-762-5957 Junior Conservation Club VACANCY
Conservation Education Tara Walker Range Officer Training & SchedulingRich Johnson 313-300-5244 Junior Rifle Andy Lynch 248-685-8310
Country Breakfast Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294 Scouting/BoyRuss Griggs 248-360-5977 Chet Dymon 248-363-7030 Patrick Regan 586-944-3119Dan Vanstone 313-790-9620 Junior Shotgun Sergeant at Arms
Cowboy Action Shooting Frank Spelker 248-255-7293 Harvey Cooper 248-242-0632Carl Sundberg 248-553-4410 Mike Borst 248-960-9307 Silent Auction
Daily Raffle Kitchen Meeting Night Kitty Lewan 248-933-2476Jim Kirn 248-363-9351 Dale Lee 734-421-4639 Lucy Petrykoski 248-470-3775Dennis Cullen 734-422-3051 Marketing Skeet & Trap
Deer Contest VACANCY Pete Cesaro Sr. 248-685-1922Charles McDonald 248-627-4244 Meeting Night Raffle SlingshotJon Lash 248-363-7474 Don Priebe 248-202-4730 Jim Morphew 248-760-3306
Dock & Lakeside Family Memorial & Flowers Chip Delozier 313-378-4319Ron Dubois 248-660-5229 Richard LaFave, Sr. 248-669-9540 Sporting Clays
Election Glen Thompson 248-961-1480 Pete Cesaro, Sr. 248-685-1922Larry Willis 248-755-6781 Walt Lorang 248-698-1024 Strategic Planning
Entertainment M.U.C.C. Delegate Jeff Parker 248-330-0824VACANCY Charlie Hatmaker 248-318-9719 Dave Bolla 248-318-1729
Equipment Maintenance Pete Cesaro Sr. 248-685-1922 Swap & Flee Mkt. DaysEvan Lacy 248-363-4586 Multi-Laker Editor Jon Lash 248-363-7474Greg Potter 734-891-3816 Dave Leonard 248-762-3926 Texas Hold'emBill McKeever 248-521-2426 Muzzleloader League Glenn Kruckenberg 313-407-6724
Euchre Eric Ridenour 248-807-4059 Tree ChairmanDan Peltier 248-666-9418 Curt Lichy 248-795-0192 Marty Zaremba 248-476-3983
Family Events Muzzleloader Rendezvous Veterans Memorial FundCharley Stevens 248-542-4773 Clint Double 248-363-2139 Rich Carlson 248-210-3623
Finance Committee Dave Mercieca 248-318-6053 Wild Game DinnerMichele Chiesa 248-444-0052 New Member John LaFave 248-996-0030
Fly Fishing Jamie Ruddy 248-363-1113 Women's EventsJim Weakland 248-669-1473 Melissa Rushton 248-862-2468 Cal Kittinger 248-354-4449
Friday Fish Fry Nomination Annie Barbara 734-674-0012Fred Koby 602-206-6809 Eric Manning 248-705-1516 Michele Chiesa 248-444-0052
Golf League NPRC Work BeeBarry Anderson 248-363-9109 Eric Manning 248-705-1516 Dave Chappel 248-363-1398Tom Cockels 248-521-0780 NRA Dinner
Dr. David Sturtz 248-305-5512Ed Curtis 248-761-3189
Committee Chair DirectoryMembers Interested In Committees Call President Glenn Kruckenberg @ 313-407-6724
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