1. Art and Diseño

VOL. 64
February 2015
Number 2
~ General Meeting~ February 18th ~
~ Work Bee ~ February 22nd ~
PRESIDENT’S COLUMN
Hello fellow members. As I'm writing my column
today it is snowing and I am growing weary of
winter... COMEON SPRING...
With winter comes Ice fishing and those that
attended the Ice Is Nice tournament had a great time ...
as always. Thanks go out to all the people that helped
with the event to make it a success... There are too
many members to list everyone.
The Winter Woodswalk
black powder shoots are still
going on - dates are Feb 7th,
Mar 7th, and April 4th, the
cost is $8.
We also hosted the winter
Horseshoes Tournament on
Jan 31st what a hearty bunch
of members we have around
here. They don't let cold and
snow get in the way of fun
I hope that you came out to the club for the Super
Bowl party this year. We had 2 big screens TV's to
raffle off. Thank you Andy Willets for the great party.
Make plans to come out to the St. Patty's day
dinner of corned beef and cabbage. It will be right
before the entertainment night impersonators. Come
for the dinner and then enjoy the music - $20 for
both...What a deal!
February 8th at the MLCA Swap Day many great
items were there to be had. I know, I bought a few
and will make good use of them.
March 21st we are having a CPL class $75 for
members $125 for non members. Please sign up
EARLY.
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VICE-PRESIDENT……………......... .JOHN LAFAVE, (248) 996-0030
TREASURER……………………………......JIM KIRN, (248) 363-9351
RECORDING SECRETARY….…… RICH CARLSON, (248) 210-3623
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY….......PETER CESARO, (248) 685-1922
2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Harvey Cooper `15...…………………………………..….(248) 242-0632
Richard Johnson `15 …...…….......................................….(313) 278-7841
Glenn Kruckenberg `15 ….……………………..…......….(313) 407-6724
Bill Brennecke`16 .….…… ………………...……………(248) 624-6854
Andrew Lynch `16…….………………….………………(248) 685-8310
Marshall Maybrier `16…….…….…………….….………(248) 867-5069
Larry Hutton `17……………………………….…....……(810) 444-5413
John Miller `17………………...……………….....………(248) 685-3350
Jeff Parker `17...…………………………………..…...….(248) 330-0824
Charley Stevens – Past President …………….…......……(248) 542-4773
See you at the club, ~Sam
To help streamline the sign-in on
meeting nights, the membership
committee is looking for a working
laptop donation. If you have a
laptop that you can spare, please
drop it off with the Membership
Secretary.
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POSTMASTER: send address changes and notices of undelivered
copies on form 3579 to:
MULTI-LAKES CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION
3860 Newton Road
Commerce Twp, MI 48382
The Multi-Laker is monthly publication of Multi-Lakes Conservation Association – Dave Leonard, Editor, [email protected]
February 2015
2/4 Chairman's Meeting
2/8 Country Breakfast
2/11 Board of Directors Meeting
2/18 Membership Meeting
Monday
Sunday
1
2
12-4pm .22 Pistol Pin Shoot RG#1
6-9pm Dog Training
12-3pm Archery Open Shooting RG#2 Class RG#2
12-6pm Sporting
7-9pm Junior Rifle
Clays
RG#1
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3 Open Shooting ODR
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
4:30pm- 12am Super Bowl Party MTG
RM
Tuesday
3
10am-12pm Archery
Indoor League RG#2
6-9pm Combat Pistol
RG#1
6:30pm Bingo
7-10pm Fly Tying
Workshop CLAYS
Wednesday
2/22 Work Bee
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
5
6-9pm Black Powder Pistol RG#1
3-8:30pm Sporting Clays
6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun
3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
6:30-11pm Archery Indoor League
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
RG#2
7-9pm Junior Indoor Archery
7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS MEETING
RG#2
6
5:30-8pm Fish Fry
6:30-9pm Archery
Indoor League
RG#2
7
9-11am Junior Pellet Rifle RG#1
9am-2pm Muzzleloaders ODR#2
WOODSWALK
9am-1pm Meeting BASEMENT
10am-4pm Sporting Clays
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
1-3pm Basic Junior Archery RG#2
4pm-12am Party RG#2
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
4
8
9am-12pm Country
Breakfast
12-6pm Sporting
Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
12-3pm Archery Open Shooting
RG#2
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
9
6-9pm Dog Training
Class RG#2
6-9pm Safari Club
International Novi
Chapter Meeting
7-9pm Junior Rifle
RG#1
10
10am-12pm Archery
Indoor League RG#2
6:30pm Bingo
11
9am-12pm Open Pistol RG#1
6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun
6:30-8:30pm Open Pistol RG#1
6:30-11pm Archery Indoor
League RG#2
7:30pm BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEETING
12
3-8:30pm Sporting Clays
3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
7-9pm Junior Indoor Archery
RG#2
13
5:30-8pm Fish Fry
6:30-9pm Archery
Indoor League
RG#2
14
10am-4pm Sporting Clays
10am-4pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
1-3pm Basic Junior Archery RG#2
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
15
9am-1pm Sporting Goods Swap
Meet MTG RM
12-4pm .22 Pistol Pin Shoot
RG#1
12-6pm Sporting
Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3 Open Shooting ODR
12:30-3pm Archery NFAA Club
Championship RG#2
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
16
6-9pm Dog Training
Class RG#2
7-9pm Junior Rifle
RG#1
17
10am-12pm Archery
Indoor League RG#2
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR#1
6-9pm Combat Pistol
RG#1
6:30pm Bingo
7-10pm Fly Tying
Workshop CLAYS
18
6:30-11pm Archery Indoor
League RG#2
8:00pm MEMBERSHIP
MEETING - Buck Night
Multi-Laker Deadline
19
3-8:30pm Sporting Clays
3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
7-9pm Junior Indoor Archery
RG#2
20
5:30-8pm Fish Fry
6:30-9pm Archery
Indoor League
RG#2
21
9-11am Junior Pellet Rifle RG#1
10am-4pm Sporting Clays
10am-4pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
1-3pm Basic Junior Archery RG#2
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
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8am WORKBEE ALL
12-6pm Sporting
Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
12-3pm Archery Open Shooting
RG#2
12-3pm Golf League Meeting
BASEMENT
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
23
6-9pm Dog Training
Class RG#2
7-9pm Junior Rifle
RG#1
24
10am-12pm Archery
Indoor League RG#2
10am-4pm Tactical
Training ODR#1
6:30pm Bingo
25
9am-12pm Open Pistol RG#1
6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun
6:30-8:30pm Open Pistol RG#1
6:30-11pm Archery Indoor
League RG#2
26
3-8:30pm Sporting Clays
3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
7-9pm Junior Indoor Archery
RG#2
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5:30-8pm Fish Fry
6:30-9pm Archery
Indoor League
RG#2
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10am-12pm Varmit Shoot RG#1
10am-4pm Sporting Clays
10am-4pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
1-3pm Basic Junior Archery RG#2
5pm-12am Wild Game Dinner MTG
RM
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
1
2
12-4pm .22 Pistol Pin Shoot RG#1 6-9pm Dog Training
12-3pm Archery Open Shooting Class RG#2
RG#2
7-9pm Junior Rifle
12-6pm Sporting
RG#1
Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3 Open Shooting ODR
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
3
10am-12pm Archery
Indoor League RG#2
6-9pm Combat Pistol
RG#1
6:30pm Bingo
7-10pm Fly Tying
Workshop CLAYS
4
5
8am-4pm Tactical Training RG#1 3-8:30pm Sporting Clays
6-9pm Black Powder Pistol RG#1 3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
6:30-11pm Archery Indoor
7-9pm Junior Indoor Archery
League RG#2
RG#2
7:30pm CHAIRPERSONS
MEETING
6
5:30-8pm Fish Fry
6:30-9pm Archery
Indoor League
RG#2
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9-11am Junior Pellet Rifle RG#1
9am-2pm Muzzleloaders ODR#2
WOODSWALK
10am-4pm Sporting Clays
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
1-3pm Basic Junior Archery RG#2
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
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9am-12pm Country
Breakfast
9am-12pm Danish Soldiers Shoot
RG#2
12-6pm Sporting
Clays
12-6pm Skeet & Trap
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
12-3pm Archery Open Shooting
RG#2
4:30-8pm Open Pistol RG#1
10
10am-4pm Tactical
Training OD#2
10am-12pm Archery
Indoor League RG#2
6:30pm Bingo
11
9am-12pm Open Pistol RG#1
6:30-9pm Junior Shotgun
6:30-8:30pm Open Pistol RG#1
6:30-11pm Archery Indoor
League RG#2
7:30pm BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MEETING
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10am-4pm
Tactical Training
ODR#2
5:30-8pm Fish Fry
6:30-9pm Archery
Indoor League
RG#2
14
10am-4pm Sporting Clays
10am-4pm Skeet & Trap
10am-12pm New Members Meeting
CLAYS
12-3pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
12-3pm Open Shooting ODR
1-3pm Basic Junior Archery RG#2
6-9pm Combat Pistol RG#1
6pm-12am St. Patricks Day Party
MTG RM
March
9
6-9pm Dog Training
Class RG#2
6-9pm Safari Club
International Novi
Chapter Meeting
7-9pm Junior Rifle
RG#1
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.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
1
7
15
15
17
24
28
1
4
12
10am-4pm Tactical Training
ODR#2
3-8:30pm Sporting Clays
3-9:30pm Skeet & Trap
6-10pm Bullseye Pistol RG#1
7-9pm Junior Indoor Archery
RG#2
IDR 1
Skeet & Trap
IDR 1
IDR 2
ODR 1
ODR 1
ODR 1
IDR 1
IDR 1
11-4pm
9-2pm
11-4pm
All Day
10-4pm
10-4pm
10-12pm
11-4pm
9-4pm
Pin Shoot
Muzzleloaders
Pin Shoot
Archery NFAA
Police Training
Police Training
Varmint Shoot
Pin Shoot
Police Training
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Pre-Saint Patrick’s Day
Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner
Saturday March 14th, 5PM
$10 all you can eat
Afterwards
there will be an
evening of
entertainment
featuring:
Patsy Cline
Jonny Cash
Willie Nelson
Roy Orbison
7PM also $10
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BUCK Sporting Goods
SWAP
DAY
NIGHT
th
February 15
9am – 1pm
$1 at the door, kids under 12 free
Buy-Sell-Trade
Measuring dates:
January 14th 21st 28th
No measuring is done
on Feb, meeting night.
FEBRUARY MEETING NIGHT
Questions call Jon Lash 248-363-7474
Guns, bows, hunting, fishing,
camping equipment,
reloaders, ammo, tools and more!
PUBLIC WELCOME!
Tables for members $5 (second
table free), non-members $10
For more info or a table:
John Lash 248-363-7474
or www.multilakes.com
PUPPY FAIR starts in March
Come to Buy, or Bring Your Puppies to Sell!
Rescue shelter
pups are
welcome too!
2nd Sunday of each month 8:30am – 2:30 pm. during and after the Country Breakfast
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CAROL’S CORNER
League is up and going swimmingly. Boy oh boy, sounds good to get the bikinis on and we’;; all
meet down at the dock. Great turn out at the FITA Club Championship. Kids came and joined in
the fun. Great bunch, they are learning well. Good job coaches.
And the winners are:
Tim Loynes
Phillip Varner
Brian Whittle
Dawn Mudie
Carol Wedge
Matt Mudie
Patrick Atkins
Owen Cummins
Tyler Camfield
Brandon Camfield
Brody Nadeau
Lily Adams
Teagan Smith
Marie Miller
Cheryl Gasparotto
Mike McCarty
Austin Loynes
Bagi Beals
Mikayla Freytag
Whew, Great Job to all. ~ Carol
Behind
The Berm
2014-15 Season Dates:
Winter Woods Walk Shoots and League
Shotgun start at 10am. (Come a
bit early for coffee and a
donut.) For lunch we will have
a variety of great soups, chili,
and often some other goodies
in between the woods-walk and
the novelty shoot - where there
is a chance to win your
shooting fee back.
Two steaks to the top shooter
of the day, and prizes for 2nd &
3rd place too!
All that for just $8.00
Pin-Top Shoots
February 1, 15
March 1, 15, 29
April 12
Bill Stumpf 248-521-8153
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Oct 4, 2014
Nov 1, 2014
Dec 6, 2014
Jan 3, 2015
Feb 7, 2015
Mar 7, 2015
April 4, 2015
Traditional muzzleloaders
using patch and round
ball only. Traditional
clothing is encouraged,
but not required.
Dave Mercieca
248-318-6053
or
Clint Double
248 363-2139
Annual Range Officer
Training Classes
Coming in March
Look for dates in the next issue
Chairmen’s Meeting Minutes – January 7th, 2015
John LaFave called the meeting to order at 7:30.
President’s report:
Sam welcomed all the new board members.
Vice President’s report:
John said the wild game tickets are now on sale at the bar the
price is $25 dollars. The workbee will be Jan 25 and we will
be having a super bowl party on February 1. John passed out
the dates.
Cal Kittinger / Eric Manning: Motion to approve dates as
presented. Motion carried.
We now have a computer in the basement for chairman to
use.
Chairman to Speak:
Rich LaFave said that Can-Do and the memorial committee
can use some more donations.
John Patterson said he is working on a brochure of events for
Outdoorama and Bass Pro Shop.
Cal Kittinger wanted to thank Marshall Maybrier for helping
sell all rest of the gun tickets on meeting night. We made over
$19,000 on the NRA dinner.
Membership Secretary’s Report:
Pete welcomed all the new members and the ones that are
returned. Next year the new member’s cards will be gold.
Strategic planning committee would like some updates on
what's has been done around the club. Pete would like to
thank everyone that came out to the new member meeting.
We have 13 chairmen ships are vacant and we need to help
Sam fill the vacant spots. Also Pete talked about ideas for
new member’s enrollment.
Chet Dymon wants to see more kids coming out to shoot
Junior Rifle.
Club Manager’s Report:
Barry said the work on the wall in the office was done. Barry
also said that the clays building will be painted on Sunday.
Motion to Adjourn: Pete Cesaro Jr. / John Miller: Motion
Carried.
John Miller said the next pin shoot will be on January 18.
Dave Fisher talked about the new outdoor pin shoot.
Dave Behme said he is not the chairman of haunted forest.
Ron DuBois said the ice fishing tournament is the January
24th bring a can for Can-Do.
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.
(Member range fee $5, non- member $10)
Our goal is two fold: to introduce the fastest growing gun sport to Men, Women,
Kids and Western enthusiasts and give instruction.
During 2015 we plan on having practice sessions on: 4/25, 5/16, 6/20, 7/25, & 9/26.
All sessions held from 10:00 –12:00
You can use: .22, .44 spl., .45 Colt, .38 spl. ammo for pistols and lever action rifles.
12, 20, 410 gauge shotguns are also available.
All are replicas of 1873-1907. You will be taught by professionals!
Cool Hand Carl (Marshal), & Jeff Parker (Deputy)
(248)318-3463 email to:[email protected]
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~ Hunt Photos ~
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Prints and hand written letters can be
dropped in my box at the club.
Letters to the Editor, and
Hunt Photos should be
e-mailed to
[email protected]
This month’s
hunt photos are
from the hunt
that was raffled &
auctioned off to
benefit the Wild
Game Dinner. It
looks we are
going to have
plenty of good
eats!
Raffle License # C 26381
The Birds of Multi-Lakes - The Mute Swan
Another large white bird that frequents Reed Lake each summer is the Mute Swan. This past year we
had a pair of these birds with two baby "cygnets".
Mute Swan
Trumpeter Swan
Mute swans are among our largest birds averaging 20-25 pounds with a wing span of nearly 7 feet.
Both sexes have a black face patch with a fleshy knob on the forehead that overlays an orange bill.
The Trumpeter Swan, a rarer species in our area, has an all black bill.
These birds are not really mute - they, grunt, snort, or hiss to communicate, especially if threatened.
Their diet consists of submerged aquatic vegetation and they can consume 4-8 pounds of plants daily.
In early June, Mute Swans lay an average of 6 eggs at a rate of one egg per day. The eggs hatch 35
days after the last egg is laid.
During the nesting and brood rearing-periods mute swans are very territorial. Both males and females
are aggressive toward people and other waterfowl within their nesting area. Sometimes their behavior
is so aggressive that they will drive other waterfowl out of areas and reports of swan attacks on people,
especially small children and users of personal watercraft, are common. Some communities have
programs in place to eliminate Mute Swans from their waterways.
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~ Workers Appreciation Dinner ~
Work Bee Chairman Dave
Chappel got the evening started &
handed it over to outgoing President
Charlie Stevens who awarded
Member of the Year honors to
Annie Barbara, and Adam Rott.
The New Member of the
Year award went to John
MacBeth (left center), and a
very deserving Dave
Chappel took home the
coveted Walger E.
Horstman Meritorious
Service Award (above).
After dinner, the band
Radiant Sol kept the room
dancing long into the night.
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CPL
CONCEALED PISTOL LICENSE TRAINING
st
March 21 , 2015
Junior Archery
Instructional
League
Name: _________________________________
(As shown on your driver’s license or MI State ID)
Address_________________________________
City & Co._____________________________ MI
Zip____________________________________
Phone # _______________________________
Email: _________________________________
Member $75.00 / Non-member $125.00
(Fee non refundable after (March 7, 2015)
Make check payable to: Multi-Lakes C. A. or MLCA
Mail to: Cal Kittinger – 24264 Tamarack Circle
Southfield, MI 48075-6179
248-354-4449 – Email: [email protected]
Note: Not a class for beginners &/or first time handgun
shooters; you must be familiar with your firearm before
taking this class. We offer a 3-hour, 1st Step or Basic Pistol class
starting at 6:30 p.m. 4th Tuesday of each month. $25 for
members, $30 non-members.
Contact Bill Brennecke @248-624-6854
 Leave gun(s) and 125 rounds of factory ammo in car. You will be
told when to bring inside the building.
 Ear (muff type recommended) & eye protection.
 Assemble in range house #2 between 8:00-8:30 a.m.
 Class starts 8:30a.m. - Class ends approx. 7:30p.m. (or later,
depending upon the time needed to answer questions during the
legal portion of the class, or encountering unforeseen problems
on the range.)
 Lunch at club house (not included in course fee).
 Special dietary requirements - BYO.
 We need your name as on drivers license or state I.D.
 Bring pencil, pens, note paper & highlighter(s).
 Member rate extends to spouse, parent, child & grandchild, but
not in-laws.
Please do not wait until the last minute to sign up. We
have to decide two weeks before the class date if we
will hold the class &/or cancel due to lack of attendee's.
We are looking for 10 to 18 year
olds 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.
Beginning January 8th
We will shoot every Thursday night in
January, February and March at
7:00 p.m.
The cost is $4 per night.
If you have questions Contact:
Bob McLean - [email protected]
And for Kids under 10
Saturdays 1:00pm starting January 10th
Come on out and
have some fun!
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Board of Directors Meeting Minutes – January 14th, 2015
Officers Present: Sam Mullins, Pete Cesaro Sr. John
LaFave, Rich Carlson, Jim Kirn. Directors present: John
Miller, Rich Johnson, Andy Lynch, Glenn Kruckenberg, Jeff
Parker, Harvey Cooper, Bill Brennecke, Larry Hutton,
Marshall Maybrier and Past President Charley Stevens. Club
Manager: Barry Anderson Operations Manager: Dave
Fisher Interested Members: Mike Smith, Jan Podkul, John
Peters, Rich LaFave, Sal Ferra, and Dave Behme.
Meeting was called to order at 7: 30 PM. by the Recording
Secretary and the pledges were read.
Motion to suspend rules: (Rich Johnson)
(For purpose of electing a Board Chairman) Motion
approved.
Nominations were:
Marshal Maybrier (by John LaFave) Marshall accepted.
Glenn Kruckenberg (Bill Brennecke) Glenn declined.
Marshal elected Board Chairman unanimously.
Motion to elect Rich Johnson as Vice Chair: (Harvey
Cooper) Rich Accepted.
Motion to elect Glenn Kruckenberg: (Sam Mullins) Glenn
declined
Motion to elect Harvey Cooper: (Pete Cesaro) Harvey
declined.
Rich Johnson elected Vice Chairman unanimously.
Motion to approve Oct. 20 minutes as corrected. (Rich
Carlson) Motion approved. Motion to approve December
10th minutes as corrected. (Rich Carlson)
To see the Board: Dave Behme.
Dave was asked to return for executive session.
To see the Board: Sal Ferra.
Sal Ferra presented a plan for Multi-Lakes to host a concert
similar to Rocking under the Stars; head-lined by the band
Remedy. Discussion followed. Motion to pursue. (Pete
Cesaro) Motion Passed.
To see the Board: John Peters.
On behalf of the Marketing Committee John presented a
survey proposal to encourage nonmembers using our events
and grounds to join the club. A winner would be draw from
returned surveys every Friday night at the fish fry. The
winner would receive a free fish fry dinner or a free Breakfast
at the Country Breakfast.
Discussion followed. Motion to pursue: (Glenn
Kruckenberg) Motion passed.
John Peters presented a proposal to add sponsorship
signs at each Sporting Clays shooting station. Fees would be
$1200.00 yearly for the full sign or $500.00 per third. Sporting
Clays would retain 80% of the net. Discussion followed.
Motion to approve: (Rich Johnson) Motion passed.
John Peters presented a proposal to add advertising
banners to the skeet and trap fences. Cost would be $500.00
per year. Multi-Lakes would be responsible for the banner
cost. Discussion followed. Motion to approve as
presented: (Rich Johnson) Motion passed.
President’s Report:
Sam made the following chairman changes: he appointed
John Peters chairman of the purchasing committee, added
Micky McCanham as co-Historian. Motion to make
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changes as presented: (Sam Mullins) Motion passed.
Motion to pursue a Turkey Shoot: (Sam Mullins) discussion
followed. Motion approved. Motion to pursue a UTV
raffle: (Sam Mullins) discussion followed. Motion approved.
(Without exception) Motion to pursue a coin drop fund
raising machine in bar area: (Sam Mullins) discussion
followed. Motion approved. (Without exception)
Vice-President’s report:
John presented the 2015 event dates on record. Motion to
approve dates as presented: (John LaFave) Motion
approved. (Without exception)
John presented a fundraising event called a Gun Bash.
The Gun Bash would involve giving away a gun every twenty
minutes for four hours. Details forthcoming. Motion to pursue:
(Charley Stevens) Motion passed. (with counted vote)
John reminded us of the following upcoming events:
Annual Super Bowl Party 2/1/15; Wild Game Dinner 2/28/15
Recording Secretary’s Report:
Rich passed out a guide for writing minutes as per Robert’s
Rules. In the future, unless directed otherwise, we will follow
these rules as closely as possible. Rich read thank you
letters from a multitude of members directed to the Memorial
Committee for the thoughtfulness and support they give
members in their time of grief. Motion to receive and file:
Rich Carlson. Motion passed. (Without exception)
Rich read a letter thanking Multi-Lakes and Manager
Barry Anderson for the great help in hosting a recent
wedding. He also received a thank-you from Emily Wright
and Pack 54 for the use of our facilities. Motion to receive
and file: Rich Carlson. Motion passed. (Without exception)
Rich related a letter received from Eric Lockhart
regarding our late fee policy. Discussion followed. Motion to
receive and file: (Rich Carlson) Motion Passed. (Without
exception)
Rich read a letter from Oakland County Sheriff, Michel
Bouchard thanking Multi-Lakes for inviting him to be an
honorary member. Motion to receive and post: (Rich
Carlson) Motion Passed. (Without exception)
Rich read many requests for donations, nearly all of
which were denied without exception. Motion to donate two
Country Breakfast tickets to each Walled Lake high
school for Bowl-a-thon: (Rich Carlson) Motion passed.
(Without exception)
Membership Secretary Report:
Pete reported we have lost 99 members this year, but former
members are still asking to be reinstated. Pete passed out
induction date schedules. Pete read a list of reinstated
members. Motion to approve reinstatement of members
as read: (Pete Cesaro) Motion passed. (Without exception)
Motion to raise Skeet and Trap fees $.50 for nonmembers and $1.00 for juniors, effective Feb. 1st. (Pete
Cesaro) Discussion followed. Motion passed. (Counted vote)
Treasurer’s Report:
Jim Kirn presented December report. Discussion followed.
Motion to receive and file Treasurer’s report as presented:
(Jim Kirn) Discussion followed. Motion passed. (Without
exception) Motion to approve and file 2015 budget as
presented: (Jim Kirn) Discussion followed. Motion passed.
(Without exception)
Jim requested that Board members and Chairmen refrain
from entering the back room during business hours to ask our
book keeper financial questions. The repeated interruptions
add up to a great deal of lost productivity. Jim is available to
answer nearly all questions; please go to him first.
Manager’s Report:
Barry reported some problems with the heat ducts, but it is
being addressed. Barry thanked the following: Mike Smith for
the new welcome sign out front. Mike also repaired the south
office wall. Thanks to the grounds crew: Larry Hutton, Kevin
Starrs, and Pete Cesaro Jr. along with Dave Behme for all the
time they spend on snow removal.
The morning crew needs help daily. The indoor range
maintenance needs to begin as soon as possible.
Motion to approve dates and applications for special
Liquor Licenses as presented: (Rich Johnson) (Charley
Stevens) discussion followed. Motion passed. (Without
exception)
Walleye 101 club has expressed interest in renting meeting
space and possibly putting on entertainment and seminars.
Operations’ Manager:
Dave Fisher reported that we have some problems with the
Multi-Laker but all efforts are being made to remedy them.
Dave reported continuing efforts to upgrade our facilities. He
asked board members to report any problems they see
around the club. Dave requested we appoint a board liaison
to Officers meeting and Nominating Committee. Discussion
followed. Motion to appoint Rich Johnson as liaison to
the Nominating Committee: (Marshall Maybrier) Motion
passed. (Without exception) Motion to appoint Glenn
Kruckenberg liaison to the Officers Committee: (Marshall
Maybrier) Motion passed. (Without exception)
New Business:
Sam discussed incentives for members who sponsor new
members. Discussion followed. Motion to pursue gun raffle
for sponsoring members: (Sam Mullins) Motion passed.
(Without exception)
Discussion followed.
Motion to break before Executive Session: (Harvey
Cooper) Motion passed. (Without exception)
Motion to enter Executive Session: (Rich Johnson) Motion
Passed. (Without exception)
Motion to exit Executive Session: (John LaFave) Motion
passed. (Without exception)
Motion to Adjourn: (John LaFave) Motion passed. (Without
Exception)
Meeting adjourned 10:50 PM.
The Winter Skeet & Trap
League is having a great
season with over 60
shooters!!!
A recent Thursday evening
was designated as “Hat
Night”, which only partially
explains some of the oddities
seen in a couple of these
shots. 
At the time the top right
picture was taken, no one
noticed anything unusual, but
later someone pointed out
the “flameout” seen in the
enlargement.
The shell is ejecting
normally, the gun continues
to function normally, but the
flames have everyone
scratching their heads.
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My Multi-Lakes
W
Donn E. Green, CWO, USN, RET
here do I begin? How can I tell you? Well, let
me preface my humble story with a little
information that will help you understand where
I am coming from. I am not a Multi-Lakes member nor
have I ever been. This is as much about Michigan United
Conservation Clubs and the Michigan way of life as it is
about Multi-Lakes. The time frames, events, and people I
talk about will be for information and reference more than
for accuracy. My mom and dad both worked and were
not involved in clubs of any nature until after I left home
to join the military after graduation from Walled Lake H.S.
I grew up across from Dodge Park V in Log Cabin
Beach on Commerce Lake during the forties and fifties. I
began coming to Multi-Lakes in the very early fifties to
fish Reed Lake and to be around the club for working
bees. I became a Junior Member and participated in many
events, matches, etc. There was always work to be done in
the early years and there were always many volunteers. It
was not uncommon to be waist deep in water helping put
the dock out each spring and be rubbing elbows with the
club president and not knowing it. It seemed like there
was always a clean up or working-bee of some sort going
on and many times we would go out and plant seedlings
on the property or just clean the club grounds. I do not
remember a lot about these early years except that every
man I met there treated me, like his own son and I don't
ever remember being asked who my dad was or if he was a
member. I was truly taken under many wings and
mentored everywhere I went, in every thing I did there;
they became like family.
My folks were friends with the Smale and Graycheck
family's who were related to Roy Styles and we always
tried to make the annual family picnic that Roy was
involved in for numerous years. These picnics were huge,
with games and competition for the children all over the
grounds down by the lake. There were horseshoe
tournaments and some very good pitchers that were club
members. My dad and I were very good at pitching
horseshoes and one of the highlights of the picnics for us
was getting in the tournament. This is where I first met
Detroit Tigers great, Dizzy Trout and his son who would
come out for the picnics and play horseshoes as well, and
the four of us would often play father and son doubles
against one another.
During the mid fifties, Multi-Lakes hosted Michigan
Outdoorama and it would draw competitors from
neighboring states as well and was a big event. One of the
club members, Arnold Rahn, a long time bar tender and
friend of the children encouraged me to compete in the
first one. He knew I was an avid fisherman and
told me to come over and get into the casting
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competitions. I entered the "dry fly", "wet fly" fly-casting
competitions, and the “3/8 oz” and “5/8oz” plug casting
competitions. I had no idea what the competitions were all
about, the rules or anything.
I walked from home the first day of the first
Outdoorama and was just hanging around the dock when
a smallish red haired gentleman came up to me and began
talking to me and about the competition. He explained
the competitions to me and helped me rig my fly outfit for
the competition and gave me a few of the hook-less flies
needed for the competition. He took me out and showed
me how to cast into the 5 casting rings and how the
competition was scored. The championship was set up
for Class A and B for men and Class C for women and
children under 15 years of age.
That first year I took first place in three of the four
events I entered in Class C and second in the fourth. I saw
this gentleman that was so gracious to me giving casting
demonstrations up by the clubhouse later in the day and
then the next day during the awards ceremonies in the
clubhouse. I believe he won one or both Class A flycasting championships and when he was introduced I
learned that he was also the many-time world fly-casting
champion, Ben Hardesty. This gentleman later became a
vice president for the Shakespeare Company and we kept
in distant touch with one another. The president of the
club for this Outdoorama was Ray Chabot who presented
me with my plaques that I still have today and am still very
proud of. Unlike the commercial venue of today's
Outdoorama, this event was primarily competition and
exhibition held at one of Michigan's conservation clubs.
There were a handful of us that began a slingshot
group in the latter fifties. I cannot remember the member
names but Karl Kovak, Mr. Brown, about 6 other men
and a couple of women were the first members of the
club. The first couple of meetings were in the small bore
range but due to conflicts with small-bore competitions,
we were forced into the clubhouse. The first night we
shot in the clubhouse we stretched one tarp for a
backdrop against the East wall. This meeting didn't last
too long because Mr. Brown and myself were putting our
steel bearings through the tarp into the wood walls.
Weldon Payne, the club President at the time frowned
upon that and asked that we come up with a better
mousetrap so we went to two tarps the following week.
I have not shot slingshot since I left the club and have
not followed the sport or what it has become today. The
slingshots we used back then were made of metal (not sure
of what kind) with two cut slots in them and we could buy
them though the club. We used two flat, thin rubber
strips and a leather pouch with two holes in the ends with
the slingshot. The pouch was secured to the bands with
small pieces of round rubber bands, wrapped and tied off.
Continued nest month…
Junior Rifle
Age 12 & older. $2.00
You can buy
HATS, PATCHES & MORE…
ANYTIME!
Mondays 7 to 9 pm (unless there is a holiday)
New shooter orientation on the 2nd Monday
of the month only (parent must attend)
Pellet Rifle
1st & 3rd Saturdays 9 to 11 am
Parent must stay as well. $2.00
Questions
Wayne Hoyt 248-363-2294
Chet Dymon 248-363-7030
[email protected]
Non-members may participate
in these junior activities.
We are having trouble finding enough .22LR High
Velocity – Can you please help us?
BUILDING RENTALS
Catering Available
~
We have a full display table of items for sale at
our monthly meeting, and some special events
at the club. There is also a display case by the
bar entrance. You can ask the bartender on
duty, or anytime you see us around the
clubhouse. We want you to be able to show
everyone that you are a proud member of the
Multi-Lakes Conservation Association.
Thank you all for your continuing support.
Doug Erstad and Bill & Daryl Ramsey
Sporting
Clays
Thursdays 3:00 - Dusk
Saturdays 10:00 - 3:00
Sundays Noon - Dusk
(248) 363-8811
Multi-Laker Advertising
~
Call Barry Anderson
(248) 363-9109
Hamilton Chevrolet, Inc.
Warren, MI 48092
580014 Mile Rd.
Phone: 586.264.1400
Multi-Lakes
Skeet & Trap
Open Shooting
Thursday 3:00 to 9:30
Saturday 10:00 to 4:00
Note: Closed first Saturday of the month
Sunday Noon to 6:00
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General Membership Meeting Minutes – January 21st, 2015
President:
President Sam Mullins called the meeting to order at 8:00pm,
followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and the Conservation
Pledge. Sam welcomed the past presidents in attendance:
Dave Fisher, Tony Katapodis, Pete Cesaro Sr., Charley
Stevens, Jim Kirn and Russ Devreindt. Sam welcomed new
board members and officers.
suspicious around the club or anything a member thinks
needs attention. Communication is important in addressing
problems. Dave would like to reinstitute the Camping Club
we had years ago, and suggested that at the Beef (Buffalo)
cook out interested members could meet and plan some nice
st
trips. That would be the weekend of July 31 . Dave
reminded members to pick up after themselves in all areas of
the club. He requested anyone with a commercial carpet
cleaner contact him if they could help clean the office carpet.
There was not a quorum. (No official business would be
conducted) Sam thanked Rich Johnson and Glenn
Kruckenberg for the all day effort they made to make sure the
Vice President:
Workers’ Appreciation dinner was a big success. (Recorder’s John LaFave reported on the game ranch hunt. Pete Cesaro
Jr. harvested a nice buffalo. John thanked Ron DoBois,
note: Sam Mullins, Charley Stevens, Jim Ashcraft, and Mike
Adam Rott, Larry Hutton, Rod Taskey, Dave Franklin, and
Smith were a big help.)
Pete Jr. for helping in butchering the animals. St. Patty’s Day
The following awards were presented at the dinner:
party will be March 14th.
Dave Chappel: Walter Horstman
There were 98 Members 7 New Members, and 13
Annie Barbara: Member of the Year
guests present.
Adam Rott: Member of the Year
John Macbeth: New Member of the Year
Chairpersons to Speak:
John Lash: John reminded us all of the Sporting Goods Swap
Early Draw:
Day on Sunday February 15th from 9 am.-1pm. Don’t forget
#1023 was not in attendance. Next month’s draw will be for
next meeting is Buck Night. He wanted everyone to know that
$160.
Fred Koby did not harvest a buck this year. (What’s up with
that Fred?)
Membership Secretary:
Pete Cesaro read a letter from a long time member who had
Eric Manning: NPRC shoot will be June 6th and 7th. Eric asks
neglected to pay his dues on time. Even though he had
for help. This is a big event for the club every year.
endured personal hardship he was happy and proud to be
reinstated and did not resent the late fee; he was just glad to Bob Mclean Jr. Archery is doing very well with lots
participation. Many parents are attending and we hope to
be a member of Multi-Lakes. Pete requested more
pick up new members.
participation at the work bee. Pete told members that the
small Multi-Lake Badge on their hats did not constitute a
Annie Barbara. Annie thanked members for her recent
membership badge.
award; she was very grateful. April 11th is the upcoming
Women on Target event.
Treasurer:
Jim reported a substantial improvement in this years’ financial
Dave Sturtz. SCI and Detroit Public Television. Dave invited
report. He will give a more complete report next month when
members to participate in Big Buck Night Jan 29th on DPTV.
we have a quorum and can approve the budget and
January’s statement.
Pete Cesaro. Pete reported a big increase in participation in
The Gun A-Week ticket turn in date has always been both Skeet and Trap and Sporting Clays.
st
January 1 and he thanked sellers for their efforts. Jim
Meeting adjourned at 9:50 PM.
encouraged members to participate in the Daily Raffle and
also sell tickets. It is very important to the club fundraising
Main winners for meeting night raffle were: 3rd Marty
efforts. This is a great way for members to obtain hours and Zaremba #1211 (knife set), 2nd John Lash #304 (catalytic
make a little money for themselves.
heater), and 1st R.W. #438 (ice tent).
Recording Secretary:
Respectfully submitted: Rich Carlson
Rich explained efforts to follow Robert’s Rules in reporting the
minutes. Major changes would be that seconds would not be
reported. Votes on motions would be recorded in the
following ways: Unanimous votes would be stated as “without
objection”, split votes would be stated as “counted votes”.
Names would only be given if a member calls for a roll call
vote.
Rich reported on the upcoming Kid’s Fishing Contest,
and thanked Lakes Area Bait Shop and owners Lee and Patti
Rentner for substantial contributions to the contest. Please
support their family business. Rich asks that winners of the
main prizes fill out the ticket stub with name, club # and
address. This is necessary for reports to the State.
Operations Manager:
Dave Fisher requested members report anything that looks
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Winter Horseshoes
January 31st
Noon start
Meeting Night Raffle
February 18th Top Prizes
are scheduled to be:
1st – $300 Gift Card
2nd – Mettle Chest
3rd – Flashlight
License # C25960
be there by
11:30
Thank you for your support.
We welcome any and all suggestions.
Please call: Don Priebe
(248) 363-0753
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THANK YOU from
Melvin - Ramsey Hardware
of Walled Lake
~ Bill & Daryl Ramsey
Fish Fry Schedule
February
06 Podkul
13 Hughes
20 McGinley
27 Mullins
(248) 363-5828
(248) 363-1576
(248) 931-2927
(248) 360-4251
March
06 DeVriendt
13 Funni
20 Podkul
27 Hughes
(248) 624-5232
(248) 926-6395
(248) 363-5828
(248) 363-1576
Monday
$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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15th Senate District  Lifetime Member of the NRA  Representing the Conservation & Outdoor Community  Member since 1998 Please call my office toll free at State Senator
Mike Kowall Daily Bar
Lunch
Specials
Burger Basket
YOUR STATE SENATOR
(866) 301‐6515 with any questions or email me at [email protected]
Recent Gun-A-Week Winners
Dec 26
Jan-2
Jan-9
Jan-16
Jan-23
Remington 870 Tactical 12ga.
Ruger LCR .38
Savage Axis Pkg. .243
Remington 870 Super Mag 12 ga.
0718
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0998
1124
Jerry P
Bryan F
John H
Jack L
Ortonville
Commerce
No Address
Lake
MI
MI
MI
~ MLCA Outdoor Range ~ Range Officer On Call List ~
M. Bartrun*
(313) 478-3049
Robert Bigotti (586) 419-9742
G. Biron
(313) 532-8542
D. Campau
(734) 261-9786
P. Cesaro
(248) 685-1922
P. Cesaro Jr. (248) 363-1102
J. Cleveland
(248) 473-0085
* Saturdays Only
R. Davis
D. Durandetto
M. Florkowski
W. Hoyt
T. Keller
L. Kimble
E. Lockhart
D. Mercieca
(248) 685-1206
(248) 408-2913
(248) 318-6643
(248) 363-2294
(248) 996-0715
(248) 563-2493
(248) 345-4013
(248) 318-6053
J. Miller
J. Parker
S. Ross
D. St. Aubin
R. Taskey
K. Troyer
M. Wilkinson
B.Yirovec
(586) 495-7452
(248)330-0824
(248) 563-6745
(248) 698-1355
(248) 830-2456
(248) 684-2389
(248) 421-4611
(248) 682-3478
Effective January 11, 2012
NONMEMBER MEMBER JUNIOR
ARCHERY
$ 4.00
$ 7.00
$ 2.00
BULLS-EYE PISTOL
$ 4.00
$ 10.00
COMBAT PISTOL
$ 6.00
$ 6.00
HUNTERS ED.
$ 10.00
$ 10.00 $ 10.00
JUNIOR RIFLE
$ 2.00
*OPEN PISTOL
$ 4.00
$ 10.00
$ 3.00
*OUTDOOR RANGE
$ 4.00
$ 12.00
$ 4.00
SKEET & TRAP
$ 5.00
$ 7.00
$ 4.00
SPORTING CLAYS
$12.00
$ 18.00
$ 8.00
WOODSWALK
$ 3.00
$ 4.00
Ear & eye protection, ammo & targets available
*Per hour if busy.
RANGE FEES
Outdoor Range Schedule
Open Shooting Hours:
Saturdays & Sundays
12:00 noon - 3:00pm
EXCEPT Holidays & Special Events
All other dates check calendar for
committee & times
Cook your own T-bone steak
Pull Tabs
Progressive Jackpot
Free Coffee - Great Food
First Quickie Game
6:30 PM
License
#A00911
Choice of:
16 oz. Steak $10
20 oz. Steak $12
or
Chicken Breast $8
With:
Baked Potato
Vegetable
Tossed Salad
and
Garlic Bread
½ lb. Burgers to order……plus……Fries
Served: 6 pm to 7:45 pm
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Women on Target® “Round Robin” Clinic
5th Annual Frank H. Zoch Round Robin Edition
Come out and join us April 11, 2015 for the NRA & Multi-Lakes annual Round Robin event. This is an
educational and fun filled all day event. Students will receive basic instruction and actually try their skill at:
Archery, Skeet, Trap, Pistol, Cowboy Action (Old West), Modern Rifle and Black Powder Rifle. All equipment,
ammo, ear and eye protection, targets, breakfast snacks & lunch included. Due to the popularity of the clinic,
preregistration is required. Class size is limited.
REGISTRATION: 9:00-9:15A.M. followed by ORIENTATION & MANDATORY SAFETY CLASS
SHOOTING BEGINS 10:00 A.M. (Rain or shine). $50.00 fee covers all the items shown above. We do not supply special dietary
lunches.
Pre-registration required by 4/5/14 - Fee: Non-refundable after 4/5/14 Make checks ($50.00) payable to: Multi-Lake C. A.
Mail to: Cal Kittinger - 24264 Tamarack Circle Southfield, Mi. 48075-6179 (248-354-4449)
For more information, contact:
Annie Barbara, 734.674.0012 [email protected] Use “Women On Target” on subject line.
or Cal Kittinger 248-354-4449 [email protected]
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(Please print)
Add. _______________________________________________ City __________________________ MI. Zip _________
Phone ___________________________________E-mail __________________________________________________
Experience level: No experience {
} Some experience {
}
All shotguns, rifles, pistols and archery equipment will be supplied.
*Round Robin means you will try each of the following:
Skeet, Trap, Pistol, Rifle (modern and civil war era) and 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 April 11, 2015 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_____________________________________________
CLUB BAR
OPEN DAILY
Old Address__________________________________________________________
City______________________________________ State______ Zip____________
2. Fill In New Address:
Club No.__________ Name_____________________________________________
New Address__________________________________________________________
City______________________________________ State______ Zip____________
3. Mail To: Multi-Laker
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Phone______________________
3860 Newton Road
Commerce Twp., MI 48382
E-Mail_______________________
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COMBAT SHOOTING - PPC
IN A CRISIS CAN YOU
DRAW FROM A HOLSTER
AND STILL KEEP
CONTROL?
SLINGSHOT
LEAGUE
CAN YOU RELOAD QUICKLY?
COME TO PPC
(COMBAT)
SHOOTING
AND SHARPEN
YOUR SKILLS!
1st, 3rd & 5th TUESDAYS
6PM TO 9PM
Thursday Nights, 7:30
in the Meeting Room.
(Kids start at 6:00)
Through April.
Or if you are just getting started try
BASIC PISTOL
th
4 Tuesday of each month
You must register ahead of time,
Call: Bill Brennecke 248-921-9035
Fee: member $25 non-member $30
Adults $8
Seniors $7.50
Kids 5-12 $5
Kids under 5 $2
2nd Sunday of Each Month
9AM - Noon
February 8 ~ March 8
Fish Fry
All You Can Eat Every
Friday
5:30 to 8:00pm
Fried & Baked Fish, Roasted Chicken, Salad,
Coleslaw, Veggie, Baked Potatoes & Fries
$6.50 Kids 5-12, $8.50 Seniors 62+,
$9 Adults
Help Support Your Club!
Open Pistol
at Multi-Lakes Conservation
Association
Welcome to Multi-Lakes Open Pistol Range. The Open Pistol
Committee invites you to try our facility and enjoy shooting your
handguns. We have put together this information sheet to inform
you about our range, hours of operation, and accessories
available for purchase.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
All Sundays………………………...…………..……4:30 pm to 8:00 pm
nd
th
2 and 4 Wednesdays
of each month……………9:00 am to noon, and 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Note: Range closed for holidays and special events.
All range closings will be posted in advance.
FEES:
Members……………………………………..……………$4.00 per hour*
Non-Members……………………………………….….$10.00 per hour*
Juniors (17 & under)………………………………..…..$3.00 per hour*
*When range is at full capacity.
For your convenience we have the following items available to
purchase: Targets, Eye & Ear Protection, Shoot & Sees, and
Ammunition is once again for sale!
For further information call the Open Pistol Chair:
Pete Cesaro Jr. 248-760-7331 or John Miller 586-495-7452
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Multi-Lakers
& the NRA
When you renew
or join the
National
Rifle
Association
put our ID number
'C10513B' on your
application, and
MLCA will receive
$10.00
This Space
Intentionally
Left Blank
Applications
& renewals
at the bar.
www.nra.org
MCRGO
Largest Statebased
Firearms
Advocate in
America
www.mcrgo.org
www.mucc.org
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D.N.R. OPERATIONS SERVICE CENTER
26000 W. Eight Mile Road, Southfield, MI 48034
Phone (248) 359-9040
REPORT ALL POACHING (RAP) 1-800-292-7800
Committee Chair Directory
Activities
Andy Willetts
248-760-1310
Adopt-a-Highway
Mike Mehrman
248-360-3733
Archery
Ken Hamann (Outdoor) 248-360-0386
Adam Rott (3D)
248-891-7640
Tim Loynes (Indoor)
248-773-9650
Ron Opfer (Junior)
248-624-0161
Bar
Roger Wedzel
248-420-3853
Bingo
Chris Peltier
248-701-0001
Blood Drive
VACANCY
Building Maintenance
Brian Moore
248-505-3680
By Laws
Rich Johnson
313-300-5244
Car Cruise
Skip Worden
248-685-0703
Chairperson’s Committee
John LaFave
248-996-0030
Charity Ticket Machine
Ted Golding
248-363-1261
Chaplain
Skip Worden
248-685-0703
Computer
Jan Podkul
248-363-5828
Conservation Education
Rich Johnson
313-300-5244
Country Breakfast
Russ Griggs
248-360-5977
Dan Vanstone
313-790-9620
Cowboy Action Shooting
Carl Sundberg
248-553-4410
Jeff Parker
248-330-0824
Daily Raffle
Jim Kirn
248-363-9351
Dennis Cullen
734-422-3051
Deer Contest
Charles McDonald
248-627-4244
Jon Lash
248-363-7474
Dock & Lakeside
Ron Dubois
248-660-5229
Election
248-755-6781
Larry Willis
Entertainment
Larry Cohorst
248-698-1575
Equipment Maintenance
248-363-4586
Evan Lacy
Greg Potter
734-891-3816
248-363-0898
Bill McKeever
Euchre
Dan Peltier
248-666-9418
Family Events
248-698-1575
Larry Cohorst
Finance Committee
Michele Chiesa
248-444-0052
Fly Fishing
248-669-1473
Jim Weakland
Friday Fish Fry
Fred Koby
602-206-6809
Golf League
Barry Anderson
248-363-9109
Tom Cockels
248-521-0780
Good Old Days
Annie Barbara
734-674-0012
Grants
Richard Johnson
313-300-5244
Grounds
Al Wilkinson
248-363-2690
Scott Wilkinson
810-560-0709
Kevin Starrs
248-425-0509
Hats and Patches
Doug Erstad
248-505-3474
248-486-4333
Bill Ramsey
Daryl Ramsey
248-486-4333
Haunted Forest
VACANCY
Historian
Jan Podkul
248-363-5828
Mick McCanham
248-366-6819
Horseshoes
Rob Joyner
248-363-0211
Horticulture
Bob Bauman
248-505-1625
House
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Hunters Ed. & Basic Rifle
Wayne Hoyt
248-363-2294
Chet Dymon
248-363-7030
Insurance
VACANCY
JOAD
Ron Opfer
248-624-0161
Junior Conservation Club
VACANCY
Junior Rifle
Wayne Hoyt
248-363-2294
Chet Dymon
248-363-7030
Junior Shotgun
VACANCY
Kitchen Meeting Night
Dale Lee
734-421-4639
Marketing
John Peters
248-563-5062
Meeting Night Raffle
Don Priebe
248-202-4730
Family Memorial & Flowers
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Glen Thompson
248-961-1480
Walt Lorang
248-698-1024
M.U.C.C. Delegate
Charlie Hatmaker
Pete Cesaro Sr.
248-685-1922
Multi-Laker Editor
Dave Leonard
248-762-3926
Muzzleloader League
Eric Ridenour
248-807-4059
Muzzleloader Rendezvous
Clint Double
248-363-2139
Dave Mercieca
248-318-6053
New Member
Amanda LaMontane
248-943-6684
Nomination
Eric Manning
248-705-1516
NPRC
Eric Manning
248-705-1516
NRA Dinner
Dr. David Sturtz
248-305-5512
Ed Curtis
248-761-3189
Operation Can-Do
Richard LaFave, Sr.
248-669-9540
Outdoor Range
Mike Wilkinson
248-421-4611
Painting
Tom Jakubiec
248-624-0014
Parliamentarian
VACANCY
Personal Protection/CPL Classes
Cal Kittinger
248-354-4449
Pheasant Hunt
Marshall Maybrier
248-867-5069
Photography
VACANCY
Pistol, .22 Pin Shoot
John Miller
248-685-3350
Bill Stumpf
248-521-8153
Pistol, Bullseye
VACANCY
Pistol, Combat
Bill Brennecke
248-624-6854
Jim Alcorn
248-701-1032
Pistol, Open
Pete Cesaro, Jr.
248-760-7331
John Miller
586-495-7452
Political Action Committee
Ed Sienkiewicz
248-624-4782
Pole Barn
Jim Babel
248-363-9891
Popcorn
Rudy Kirn
248-363-3027
Purchasing
John Peters
248-563-5062
Range Officer Training & Scheduling
Andy Lynch
248-685-8310
Scouting/Boy
Patrick Regan
586-944-3119
Sergeant at Arms
Harvey Cooper
248-242-0632
Silent Auction
Kitty Lewan
248-933-2476
Lucy Petrykoski
248-470-3775
Skeet & Trap
Pete Cesaro Sr.
248-685-1922
Slingshot
Jim Morphew
248-760-3306
Chip Delozier
313-378-4319
Sporting Clays
Pete Cesaro, Sr.
248-685-1922
Pete Cesaro, Jr.
248-760-7331
Strategic Planning
Pete Cesaro, Sr.
248-685-1922
Dave Bolla
248-318-1729
Swap & Flee Mkt. Days
Jon Lash
248-363-7474
Texas Hold'em
Glenn Kruckenberg
313-407-6724
Tree Chairman
Marty Zaremba
248-476-3983
Veterans Memorial Fund
Rich Carlson
248-210-3623
Wild Game Dinner
John LaFave
248-996-0030
Women's Events
Cal Kittinger
248-354-4449
Annie Barbara
734-674-0012
Michele Chiesa
248-444-0052
Work Bee
Dave Chappel
248-363-1398
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